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POLITICAL NOTES.

Ex-Governor Curtin has rendered his res.
ignation As Minister to Russia, expecting to
come home to fight against Gov. Geary and
in behalf of Gen. Grant,
Hon. J. Proctor Knott, Duluth's favorite
orator. is a good deal talked of for Governor
of Kent lucky.
Secretary of State Fish will positively
retire June 1st.
William Henry Harrison, . Holden Re.
publican, was elected Mayor of Raleigh, N.
c., by the Democrats. The strength of the
Republican party including a majority Of
the negroes, supported G. L. Harris, also a
Holden Republican. The Mayor elect is a
brother of Mrs. Gov. Holden.
The Cleveland Pla;ndealer of April Goth
says 1.-THE name of General Thomas Ew>
ing, Jr., resident OF Lancaster, Fairfield
County, Ohio, will Ike presented to the DE.
mocratic State Convention As candidate
for Governor.
The late session of the Arkansas Legisla.
ture was the most expensive that was ever
uOsu III Iu0S 0S0SCs i no SOSAl CVSb was
$4,000.
The New York World says: Congress.
man Williams, of Buffalo, when he was in
the city few days since. declared his pre-.
ference for Hon. Lyman Trumbull Is the
Democratic nominee for the Presidency"
The Pennsylvania Democratic State Cont
vention will meet ct Harrisburg, Wednes.
day, May Path, for the purpose of nominal.
ing candidates for Auditor General and Sur.
veyor General, to be elected next October
A negro National Convention is called to
meet in st. Louis, September e2d. The
purpose Of the meeting is to adopt some par
ticular day ~ black Fourth of July. ~ the
negroes In different localities are now OBJ
serving different days in commemoration of
their enfranchiSement
Judge Davis, of Illinois, is spoken of A.
= Democratic candidate for the Presidency.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREylTIEs.

The Versailles Assembly has agreed to re.
build Theirs residence in Paris 1t public
expense. The Versailleists had better yet
Paris first
The German Parliament has forbidden
any but governments to raise loans by lot
tcries.
In the estate of Geo. Peabody, letters tes.
tamentary have been issued to G. P. Russell,
r. g. Peabody. Rutland. w., and c.. w.
Chandler, of Zanesville, Ohio.
Capt. Halls arctic expedition will sail in
two weeks.
The New York Tribune correspondents
refuse to tell the Committee who furnished
them copy of the Washington Treaty.
The Select Committee on Ku Klux out.
RACES met on Wednesday and appointed a
sub. committee.
Capt Reilly Brown was drowned At Rich
land, Maine, Wednesday.
The Place Vcndome Is now called the Place
international The column has been thrown
down.
The Tribune and Herald have accounts of
the Ku Klux outrsges and arrests in the
Carolinas.
E. K. Chandler. of McNinnville, Oregon,
graduated at the Baptist Theological Sem
mary, Chicago, on Wednesday.
DR.. Evans, the notorious Yew York abor.
zionist, was sentenced to 81 years in the
State Prison, yesterday. Judge Bradford
pronounced him the most consummate vii
lain that had been tried in his court in eight
years.
1t is thought the Russians will soon at
tack Paris. They are cutting iascines.
The destructive explosion in Paris was
caused by cartridges accidentally iguited.
The San Francisco Female Suffrage Con.
vention was break down.
The American Bible Society is publishing
the Bible in Chinese. Nearly million cop.
les are circulated.
The Senate was occupied Wednesday in
getting resolution through to find out how
the New York Tribune secured the text of
the treaty.
The Mass. Legislature will probably ad.
journ May "a.
New Brunswick dislikes the Treaty.
The Submarine Cable has been success.
fully laid by IN American vessel between
Punta Rosa and Key West.
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NOTES OF the DAY.

The San Francisco Chronicle wakes wroth
and charges that the editor of the Jan Jose
Patriot sits down on his brains when he
occupies the editorial chair.
A girl, with both her legs taken off close
to her body, sweeps = street crossing in
London.-Bunesin. That's the most sweep.
ing take off, on girl We have heard Of
A "sad dog'-One who tarries long at the
whine.
Two.eyed beefsteak is the polite name for
mackerel.
Cough and Griswold, the Fat Contribu.
tor" arc on tho lecture announcements for
California.
The first threshing machine Get up in
in Illinois Is still running, and killed man
last year just as effectually as new one.
Mrs. Laura Fairs finances appear to have
been in quite healthy condition, her estate
embracing several town lots, the comfort:
able package of $4,000 Of United States
bonds, and derringer.
Detroit BARRIERS shave for eight cents.
Georgia has roasting ears of green corn.
A desk at which Benjamin Franklin
learned to write, was sold at auction at New.
port, r. l., on Wednesday, for ten cents.
The United States tive.twenties last week
reached par in gold in the London market.
Gravity is no more an evidence of wisdom
than paper collar is Of shirt.
A four. ounce dog sold for $3.50, at Boston,
recently.
There are two places where mutilated cur.
redcy Is taken At the postoiice and ct
church collections. You can pass it easiest
at the latter place.
Esery Saturday of this week has John
Hays Jim Bludso" illustrated by Sol Et.
ynge. Stackpole & Fuller have it.
The name Tcrre Haute signifies high
land, and the pure pronunciation Is Aots.
APPolNTMENT.-TheLo Lord willing, will
preach on the subject Of the Devil" from
the Court House steps, next Lords day, st
5 O'Clock, P. NJ, having been hindered on
former occasion by Indictment weather.
J. G. SCnAFT.
-Cnambersburg Repository, May Sd.
We don't think it would be .. success
"You can't catch old birds with (S)chaff"
However, We only give the item Is novelty
in ministerial advertising.
o. d. uuyck, recently editor of the Cor.
innc Reporter, died in Sacramento a week
ago.
The Corinne JournaAkenyon l. Mer.
rick's paper-has the following advertise.
ment for the Metropolitan Hotel:
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FROM MONTANA.
Iron the Canton CO., Repository, April sSsh.l
ExDCuTIv1 DBPARfH8x1, MONTANA TINY, !
vln0INlA ClTY, April 18th, ~.

Dear SOL have received your paper of
the 10th of March which contains nv letter
of Feb. 18th to DR.. J. Armstrong, Of ALI.
ance, with your editorial comment thereon.
am inclined to believe you think my brief
description of Montana 10 rather extrsva.
CANT. am not surprised that you should,
nor do ] find fault with you for II, for
know I should have thought 20 . year ago,
but from personal knowledge of tho country
I can affirm that my letter does not represent
Montana In an sxtrsvagant light
This Territory is one Of the last Organized
by Congress, and it has been but aiew years
open to settlement, but It now contains
nearly 81, 900 people. and the taxable prop
erty 70 represented at nearly ten millions Of
dollars. You will be surprised that we have
20 many people when I tell you that most
of them came here in OK trains from Atch.
ison, Kansas, distance of more than two
thousand miles, and through country held
BY hostile 1ndianE and still, with the com.
pletion Of the Union Pacific Il II. the Ter.
nt0ry 10 isolated. for our nearest r. r. point
b C0rinne, $50 miles distant, from which
We have daily line Of stage coaches.
Mining hes been tho principal business
hare, and Il yet. But large number of our
citizens arc now engaged In farming and
stock raising, which yields On extravagant
income. wheat, rye, oats ed barley yield
hsndsomely. Ayied Of g bushels per acre
Of .. good wheat a my man ever saw was
exhibited last September at the Territorial
Fair ct Helena, accompanied BY the sworn
statement Of the farmer exhibiting tho
wheat Corn 10 NOT cultivated except in our
lowest vallies, and the yield ID but small.
Isolated - b this Territory, We have
209, 007} acres Of land under cultivation,
and II. 90 sces Of The public lands we're
taken up during the month Of January the
present year. -
The dvihzing influences OF the Church
and 6ch0oh have reached Montana and are
yee1vtnG 1aif encouragement. stas 81
We have IN Church buildings, valued It
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make such other inproyemeats - ore deemed useaus.
M. Joe Hill lelt for Beaten this forenoon. 0Iss
Mary Lozaa and Miss Leila An1ssson left f0 tho
States this feesooou, via Fose Benton and Missouri
river.
Indian Fight -ssBrsve Boys were They"
Helena, IA letter dated Nusclcshell. N. r., Nay
TO- says: On the 18th ult three men--Jo Lea, Drew
Dsuton and Charles WILLIAMS LETT here carrying the
mail to Bentos. Whm ten miles above Fort Hawley
they saw indcatioos oe Indians. and had just con-
cluded to rssaia under cover until dart, when they
were suddealy attacked b . body At Teton Sioux,
about in nunbes. who advanced - skiTmish'
90. howlinG M 1sing. The nea replied promptly,
and repeatedly repulsed ths lDdiana The men then
rctrcatcd through willows to position and were
again attacked. Lee WAS killed and Williams shot
through the lelt arm. Deuton wss struck b. ballet
n the brsast His ME was saved By mail package
and plug Of tobaeco beth Of which were perforated.
They again repulsed the Indiana Williams and Deu.
ton again retseated. and were again attacked and
again repulsed the lndians. Denton and Williams
finally crossed tho river and arrived 1t Mossers wood
yard Ten days after. . party visited the battle
ground. NJ. Lee had been scalped, but the savage
who had takeo Il WAS shot short distance from him.
After busyisg him. the field was Inspected. Besides
I've eospse many sGns existed In other pisces where
The dead q nostslly wounded I'D been removed. An
cveace ind"ess the bisf that 1t least ten savages
wses killed and double that number woanded. The
lndlans were armed principally with nuzzls losdera
and undoubtedly be'oaG to the Teton hand Of Sioux
who azs reported QUO lodges strong. including Cut
Hesds and Other reaegsdes who are very hostile.
Territorial.
Cosinne. la-Depastures north this FORENOON: J.
Z. Sherwood, W. 9. Psyuter. H. II. Wade. Il. W. 8.
Reed, and 1our ladies'.
Corinne, ls.-Pat O'Shay, Enen Bowers, Ed. Nor
ROW, Michael Crowley, Nm. Jane Folsy, Miss Annie
Madden.
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(FrCC l3Vle0l
FROM rRs CARS

There Is no good rule for abrevisting ION.
nibus" in that style, especially when 90
many Montana girls are guests at the Me-
tropolitan. Make 1t "'Bus" and obligc.
Hardenbrook Bros shipped during the
week q considerable quantity of machinery
for the Pioneer Mill, Gold Creek, Montana.
Among the lot were some truck axlss weigh.
ing almost four hundred and fifty pounds
each.-Corinns Journal
Good little buoys-Corks.
"Case".hartlened people Printers!
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County Cenventlea....Te The Republican,
q Deer Le1ge County.

Yos aee ssassstsd 70 ho,d Primary Nsstisgs II your
ssvHG precincts On wednesday, 9lst day It Jsss,
1sl, at O'Clock, p. n, and ssascs Desegsess II -.
eosaasos With The following appostiosusse 70 stssd
~ nspsb'isas Cssssy Coevsssioa 70 b hed h Ds9
1adge o. Monday soth day q Jana. ls7l, q Seeek
p0.
IL object q sad Couveoeios b b pooinsee essdi.
dsGss for tAs various Cossty o@osR and 70 se lsle
eeS - ~ Territorial Rspsbiieas Cesvsseioa. n
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q aAdjeieoal Dslegsss ios eeeA tEsetles evs ~
oaagsine q sseossi usdss tAososeh erplsisasisa.
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70 eall thss Cousty Cssvsaeisos q - sasy sdseOs
pssatia aaA ~ Ddsgsss NJ ~ - dsessa - ~
peas sthes - psssoa Of " ps0xy - NJ cvavsusssa -
uslsoa. whsee BY exchange Of views ~ nay psoossd
Aasmoniously Together 70 work Tor The sdvaDoe0est
q nspss,Ican psncps and To tisnph q or cause.
Il y earnestly bopsd tbse ssch Dslsgasss win b
chosen By ~ Ooasey Coavsntoes - Win b rsady 70
dive thsis psesoa attendance q Helena at the tie
stated.
D. eedsr q Tie Central Committee
Al. slllGoNs,
Chairman.
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sswHo Is THAT ON HoRyEBACKr,
The editor Of ~ NsU NarlA. WIeg b . good oaa
~ On able Journalist; ~ - b Doe infaibis, - II
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Ss66es Death q q ssoseusl Cti,e..

Lest evening, - Capt. John A. Smith and
bio wife we've ysturnisg Aone, end whsn
aaas thsir sssidssos, o. Colossde stseeA Mr..
& was taken ssddsaly ~, and satsssd 10
houss Of III. Russsll, vhsge 10 expired u
q. . few nisutsa This ~ a2ais win cast .
gloen ovr our city Soe soos ans. Ca,x.
/. omith ~ Questssmast9 q this Depart
amsaA which poaitioa - ~ ~ lbe ee0e
tina wrA 0sditso himeeaf ed % ~ entire
saiistactioa Of H. 0ovssansae s5 All
Cd H was nenbsr Of Covsst Lodes No.
>1.A T. a.d 4 T., Of Omaha ed also Of
~, Calvary oonnandasy. < r.. of ~
saDe plaza He - . bsolb9, Addison
Smith, oes q u sdises asd pcopsssaon Of
sths Dsse lodess LsIpss6sse, . vhoa ~
nsva Of ~ dsspass Win y . esyses sAock,
- nsll . y ~ aaaay l1issds1la this placs
and QnahA His 1sDseal iskss plaos q 10
O'Clock 4nonow, from - ~ psadaaes,
under theaaepiess e. ~ Naeoaic ftaae.
s1lg BtsAsp 3ssalA ~ lsass, vlllidsive
sheon0sa -! ~ Z p&osp1l scAagcA 20.
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

The Mace Coburn fight was stopped BY the police,
after On hours sparring, without blow.
Ma woodruff, the modest young bankcrcss, msde
venti0n.
Gen Joe Hooker advises against politics in the
Grand Army Of the Republic.
Sheridan 10 elected President Of the Cavalry Asso-
citation.
The Fifth Army Corps Society petition the President
70 reopen the case a Gen. Ftx John Porter believing
him unjustly dealt with.
The Massachusetts, legislative House stood tie
O. to os-oa woman suffrage, killing the resolution.
Grand Duke Alexis 10 not coming to America.
The London Ttasss commands the Washington
Treaty.
Trains ass running from Portland, Oregon, to Hal
sey, one hundred miles.
Lieut. n. B. Cushing was killed BY Apaches near
Tucson, Nays
East Boston, was carried BY the current onto reef
psecarioss position.
company with >A ooa 100 capital to construct eight
eaua to ingate the entire valley Of San Joaquin CAL,
and tributary Valleys was Incorporated May Is.
The fruit Of California 10 very promising. Wheat
win b heavy. Barley light-haH crop.
Dr.. Tnsk. principal medical witness for Mrs. Fair,
sued her for 44l0o for medical Services and sent an
ofces with an attachment to the Bank Of California
bat be found all her funds had been drawn out On
check payable to her mother.
The laet spike On the Alabama and Chattanooga
railroad was driven NAY Is.
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An Rcpseaieans ass earnestly ssqusstod - aetsol
To pstnasiss; al IL Delegates dsetsd 70 appear q
~ Co0vsotios 10 psssea.
GRO. ". IRWIN,
Chairman Republican Cosuty Co00lteea
cAAA .. WAnssx, 0scrsts1.
Dsss Lodge Nay 10 ls7o
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Dissolution.

O100OIuC1One
1rm copaltnessAlp Aaetufos sxisting lstwese SnSS
y 4. Murphy and Richard Barry, Architects s1y
Builders. under the arm name and style Of "nany
Murphy" y this Day 6loOlvsd By 1nlnai cons.a"S
The debts due 70 and from the late arm will b
RICHARD BARRY,
~ Eo+.g jNO A. xURJH1,
Dees Lodge, u. T., March @ 1S7i. ass
JNO. A. MURPHY win continue husincee q A,H
i:ectnrs and contracting a sol!cit the o'''''
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THE TERRITORY.
0ontauiala. 18th.

AO0yo0lo0s lJ10s
The City Council Of Virginia met on
Tuesday evening, and among other things
declared the Con Orem house nuisance, and
ordered II to he razed to the ground. =. The
Aestassaa goes for the city government. i. .
Deer Lodge Is advised to elect Mr.. Phil E.
Evans Assessor. The Democracy of Vir.
ginia City have fixed up slate which the
AontaniaS does not take stock in. We
understand that Hon. Sam Word is the
choice Of tho Democracy of Madison for
delegate to Congress. Mn. w. L. McSlath
and Miss Sarah Horton, one of Montans's
very best girls, left yesterday for the States.
Gazette, Nayl7.
The Ida Reese unloaded at Benton, May
14sh. Helena 10 organizing Fire De.
partment. ;. Moran d Bros. will put in a
half daily express-14 hours-between Hell.
eua and Deer Lodge, Juno LIST. The first
run made with Park Ditch water-Youne
4 McDaniels, on Golden Bar. averaged $50
per day to the hand.
.-. .. 0aseets, 18th.
Citizens Of Gallatin are ''resolyinrn TO
have Fsir Grounds at Three Forks. .Chas
Hard writes from Benton that Perkins,
0overnment freighter, had 40 oxen and 5
horses stolen while trying to reach Milk
River. A dosen mounted men left in pur-
suit. .1essSo. Lehman 4 Bro, on Main
street, have received splendid Swiss cheese.
weighing 81 pounds, being three fest bi9h.
and four and half feet In diameter.
ploaeE, 18th.
Tho Pioneer HOSTS the name of ]. n. Cav
anaugh tor Delegate. !. M. Thra Harris
hes peach trees in bloom. In . row be.
tween ]. II. Clayton and Timothy Cox 1t
Louisville, the latter was stabbed In the
arm. Geo. q. Sandy 10 appointed p. N.
On Rabbit Creek-Ceda,- few days aeo.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Win its gloomy attendRnts, low spir.
its depresstOn, In voluntary emiss Ion,
loss OF semen, spe loss OF
power dizzy H. Hd, loss OF memory,
nnu threatened fmprtenee and fMbe.
cilfts, md iOverelgn cure I'm Hum.
Rnreys Homeopathic Specific No
IWe0ty.eSEht. Composed OF the mos, valua
onde at the root. OF the matter, tone up the ~.
tem' arrest the di,charges, and impart vigor nd
enerry, lie and vitality to the entire man. They
have cured thousands Of cases Price &; Iey
Packages OF hye boxes and q large 81 vial, which
II very important ~ obstinate or old cases or 81
pefsngh boz Bold by ali drusgst., aud sent
by mail on isceipt OF price. Address Humrhr,y'
spetihc Homeopathic Medicine Co. 5H2 Broad
way, =: T. T.. SCHULZ
augiJd owawly Avert CAIRO IIiiuoi.
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THE BULLETIN.
Publication Onice, Bulletin building,
Warrington Avenue.
robson AND THE WIDOW AuL,cK.

| -'oN AND THE WIDOW AUL1Ck.
Ffom N. r. Herald Washington letter.
society has also been busted with the
.,ory that Secretary Robson is to marry
the widow OF Commodore Aulick, Of the
navy. kobeson is a large, thick-blooded
heavy-walking, red-faced, gray-haired viii
age lawyer, who originated in Upper New
jersey. Robson has sumptuous apart
rnens near the Arlington Hotel, and is
very particular to have bis own cooking
done for him. He buys at the Cottage
Market the mort ponderois capons, and |,
IS superstition among the butchers that
II nobody comes 10 dine with him he can
eat q whole capon alone. A Chester
county capon is as big as turkey, and
requires at least two bottles Of claret and
pint OF champagne to assist IL to degluti-
ton. The widow Aulick dresses in black,
and she Is tidy and rather dashing
widow, stout, red-faced, with iron gray
hair, with young boy who can always be
seen with his mother whether Robson be
along or not. Many people allege that
jovial good humor and = desire to be-
friend aspirited widow ard her son are nil
that animate the Secretary of the Navy.
Nobody ever says any thing i'll about him:
FOR be Is frank, cordial and boisterous with
everybody. When Robson got 10 Wash.
ington he started in all simplicity to de-
corate his table with tho contents of q
large sidebosrd and showered general
hospitality; but the prudery Of Wash.
ington society was at once manifest and.
the misble Secretary had 70 put his
bottles back into the cupboard and content
himself with giving a drink only to such
persons M no knew might be benefited.
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
THE GREAT SOOTHING REMEDY

Mrs. 1 Cnres colc and gripng Price,
WHTCOMBS in the bowel, AMI In 20
Syrup. cill,ates the process 81 Cents
tteething,
Mrs. Subdues convulsi' MS Price.
WulICOMB'SJ and JyeicOmes NIL dis %
Syrup eases incident to m I Cepn
fapts aud children.
Mrs. Cures diairhca Olsen ! Price,
WulTCOMVSJ J terry and summer com. | 20
syrup. plant in children Oi all [ Cents.
Wages.
Ills the Ci,at Infants anu Chhdren's soothing
Remedy In all disorders brought on hy Teethlpg
orany other cause. Prepared by tie
GRAFTON MEDICINE CO., ST. Louis, Mo.
Sold by DrnggIsis an callers in Medicine
everywhere. nyidw6m
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GOLDEN REM EDIES.


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Nos and 2, are he greatest Alternatives known
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IL the greatest tonic and astrngent lr the med
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IL the only reliable dluratIc,
These remedies are not advertised to cure al
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to cheota radical aud speedd cue IN all cases for
which they are recommended, when all other
treatment has failed. Tens of thousands yearly
recover by their use, who have lost all hope, and
been pronounced a. incuihble by the best OF our
medical faculty.
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM
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mouth, sore eyes, cutaneous ernptiohs. copper
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Price, s. per bottle.
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Price 50 per bo'le, ~ two for so
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ped to any plw", Prompt attention paid 10 all
CORES pom. tnts. None genuine without the name
of 'DR. RiCiiAu'S GOLDEN REMEl les, u. B,
RICHARDS, sole proprletnr' blown ~ lass oI
bottles.
Circulars sent, Trade supplied Us II liberal ds.
count.
Address, Dr. ID. Is. Richards, Us Narick-st., n.
through your Druggist, aud you Will meet with
no loss.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-12-28
N EDICAI..
No,ice to the AFFLICTED ana Unfortunate.

neiore applying to the notorious q Iacks Who
advertise IA the public papers or usiug any Q.nck
remedies, peiu-e DR.. butts work, no ma ter
what your disease is "r how dcplor,ble your con.
diti0n.
Dr. Butt can be- consulted. personally ~ NJ
mail, on the ,n-.tr.r uitnttunr, ~ H.. pn,ks
oih"', N. " Erghth -tr".t, brt Ma. llrt and
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