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AYERS sARsAPARILLA,

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
The reputation this ex-
!. !. !. !. !
~ ,elleut medicine enjoys, IS
H. derived from its cures,
n - "A many Of wnich are truly
Il eN=-S==-y marvellous lnVeterate
n - cases Of scrofulous dis
~ ease where the system
~ seemed saturated with cor
EA en-G3 ruption, have been purihed
s-S3 and cured by it. scroiu-
~ -7s. lous affections and disor-
- ders, when were asgTava-
.--ss < - ted BY the scrOtulous con-
,.rninotop until they were painfully aiheung, nave
been radically curel in such great ~ ,,hijc
most every section Of the country tndt tile PIS
scarcely need 10 be infOrmde Of It's virtues 7
Scrofalous poison il one Of the most deslt uc.te
aner,ies Of our race Often this unseen ana uhiel1
49,, - a. ,,r,-a -is-n undern mes the constitution,
and invites the attack Of enieehling or iatAi
without exciting suspicion oi Us pfessIcet, nsj
II seems 10 breed Infection throughout the boly anu
then on some favorable occasion, faPu3 @ ~
into one or ether Of its hideous forms eisr On 'e
surface or among the vitas- In the latter, tuoei
cIes may bs suddenly deposited IN the iunss ~ ~
6as,t ~ tumors formed in the liver, or II shows us
presence by Eruption the skin, or foul ucerAtons
on some part OF the body. Hence the Ot1as4ol-l
use OF bottle Of this Sa1s1dGTi1 u adVlsanlei Even
when no active symptoms Of disease aPPeaI.
sons afl cted with the following cothplA.h's 81,
ally find immediate relief, and al lensth, cuIoi y
the use Of this SARSAPARILL6i D; Att'5 -
Fir, Rose or Erusipei1s, Tetfer, NaH hheHH' Seeil
Head Rinqir0rm Sore Eyes, SORE Ears anu Otlei
eruptions or visabe forms Of SerofHi9us ulssase'
/
Dropsy Hsarf Disease, Ftfs, EPusgsg' htuIa yia,
and the various Ulcsrous affections Of the muscular
and nervous systems.
SvphHis or Yenersai and Mereirfgt Dissasts aIe
cured by IT, though long time IS required I9r suo
ouing these obstinate maadles ~ any meulclne
INT long continued Of this medicine Will cure e
romulaiut. Leucorrh0sa or Whites UTERINE, L41t
afions and FuHgaie Dissases, are commonly SUN
relieved and ultimately cured by its puriiy M AM
inviyorating effect. Minute Directions ior eaeu
ease are found in our Ain anac, supphed Sraus'
gbs,.uqffsfl and G0uf, when caused by acouhula-
ZION Of exuanoous matters IN the blood, ylela qucA-
iv 10 il as also Liner Complaints. ToTFtitg, con
os,fion or Inflammation. OF the Liner and J9Tailfi
when arising as they often do, from the rshAl!h-
poisous in the blood. This S4RSAP4RILLd II
,reat restorer Tor the strength and ygor OF the y
fem Those who are Lsngud and Llst4ess' bt-
spondeut Sieepless, and trUab-cd ~lih Nervous AP-
nrerensions or Fevers OF any Of the snectlehs
syrnptofnauc OF Weakness, will ind iminealate re-
lief and convincing evidence Of is rest ratVe power
upon t-i2l- -,-,. M
Or &c. AVER - CO. Lowell. Mass.
Practical AID Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYWHERE-
sold wholesale by Henry Co, burlington.
als9 fo- sale by r. B Stsras & Co, Vincent 4 Iait
and ". Burritt
Mar Apr May &Juuc COW
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Sewing Mathines.

UNQUESTIONABLf
The best known and most thoroughly tested
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
For ell kinds Of work, heavy or Isht III '"'
popular Is
Wheeler &c Wilson ;.
THIS practical and easily managed niachin me-,
l. now stood the test of time and thot ous rs.d
ment; and the thousands who have fortunately USED
ours frankly give it the preference, as Ihe
both In this country and in Europe. SUI H. i'm
and inventive genius have been devoteu " WV
proyement for years, till now, with 10 -"
SILENT FEED our present Lock-stitcp W1i.nn,s
has no equal in the world. The wheeler ",o
Is Reliable, Economical and Noisele s. IL an al 49,,
the wants OF the household completely, snu 1 ~
kind Of sewing needed in the family can DO done up
il with greater rapidity and ea'e OF othar
beginners than can be accomplished on any ga
Ii has received the highest premiums osoi .i,ic
family machne-0n both sides OF the 49, g
Those who want the best should obtain wneeie 80
Wilson'S Silent Feed Family Sewing MACHINE A"1
take other Sa 0nu
machines or 5000 more than than the lowe jr 19
more than the Weed i3l5 more than the ". -
& Gibbs; 5s,635 more than the Amerlcani oo', =,
more than the Florence The above figures are "a
ken from the sworn re urns OF the companies NM
and are sufficient refutation Of the mendacous tao
of certain parties in Burlington, who MouIu ma
people believe are played out einSe an5
10 Burlington have sold $50 q these hAcnuo7' an
am ready to sell $50 more. Will sell on tine; AA
ing pay in small monthly instalments- sanPles :.
work and circulars sent to any address. a ie" si
wide-awake agents wanted -, 4. p;,,a,, l.
Agency 40 Church St., next doos W hPle'
Shattuck's. -,, .rr,s Ara,t
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sss--sszs=z... s,s.:sa -
PROM oGDEyssuRG
DAY BOAT AND NIGHT BOAT!
With twenty one Ist Glass steamers, for NIL
waukee, Chicago and intermediate ports, without
change Of boa,. only six days through close CON
necti0ns and no expensive ferries omnihusses ana
hotel bills First Class Tickets Include Meals anu
State Rooms
Leaving O,densburgh every day, Sundays eX-
ceptedl on arrival OF noon trains, for chicago, MI
waukee, and iutermediate ports without change Of
Boat, and every evening Sundays e1cePteo,l L''
Cleveland To edo, Detroit, and intermediate ports
Passsn gers and Families moving West An en- tarh
with their Luggage, Teams, stock, &C, ana lfnd
together without disturbance or Transhipment AZ
their port Of estimation thus avoiding the great 10
convenience Of the many changes, delays and e1-
pcuses OF other routes. - hese Steamers nave
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furnished. for First Class Passen gers ard Second
Cabins with Coos stores and comfortable accomu o.
datIons for pas,engers and Families, who may wish
10 furnish their own pruvisions No etlrts viii DC
spared 70 maintain the reputation Of this a the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE:
Be sure ant see the agents Of this Line before you
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v C. Line Steamers. Tie only Amer can Lines leay-
Ing Oadenstursh. One hundred pounds Of baggage
free 10 each passenger. Baggage checked through
~ Through Tickets - California and all points
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CHEAPER than the cheapest at I'll stations between
Boston and O-denshurg. or on application 20
GILES MERRILL. Genl. Supt
GEO 4. EDDY, Agent,
0gdensogrg, Y.
NJ. 6. ELLIOTT. General Ticket AGENT
81. Adams, Vt
GEO. W SMITH, Passenger Agent,
ogdenshurg, y. Y,
Il. y. DRUhY. Agent,
American Hotel Block, Burlington, VI
April s-f.d&w6m
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THEAMERIcaN SEWING MACHINE

find the -4msricaa Button Hole and Orei-
Scanning Seloing Machine Comb'Hea'
ere worthy the attention Of all in want q Fl
CLASS MACHINE. As FAMILY MhOnl ~ IN Wv
est as well as the BEST since it is really two MA
CHIMES combined in one, by simple mechal la
arrangement never before accomplished mAA .tas
sion may require Ouerssaning, EmtreiaeIMg %
The Edge, and working beautiful Button NOES az
Egsi Holes. IL is simple IN construction anu oO
paratively noiseless.
All that is said Of the superior qualities Of the
COMBINATION MACHINE may he said Of the
PL IN AMERICAN, except that the latter does
not overseam or make hutton-holes In al ouo'
resnec+s no ,rincDle of construction is the same
4N9fNeN9 ''S i'A--N't''~ This {. a BEAUII-
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S 4. 2. WIRES,
Wires lnurancs Building,
Coraer Church and College sts Burlington, VI
May i5-f-dkwf
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Steamboats,

TWO DaILY LINES OF STEAMERS
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Persehal. Among those this week larcd
from the seluctions Of Metropolitan life bv
the fhfSl felicities of our burg were Jfr.
Henry n. Parchen senior Of tho great Drug
House of Helena and Deer Lodge; HI. Peter
Roman, the jolly and jocund, who s,ipped
out Of the Gasette harness siay or two to
disport Tin the green fields of Eden" (figur.
ative) on tho Western Slope; Mr.. L. J. Sim.
mons, the genial and gifted Patterson the
European plan, by, Presidsutisl favor-of
more big and little Blackfeet than anybody;
Nj. W. G. Childs, the excellent agent Of
Wells, Eargo 4 Co. at Helena; Dr.. Adams
who extracts the root Of oil evil" in case
of toothache, with . skill only acquired by
long experience and the use of fine lnstru-
ments- and We can't cay how many others.
Mr.. Dounhouer and family; Clark and
family, and Schwartz and family, proprie-
tors of the stage stations on the Helena
road; Mr.. G. g. Birdscye and wife, and Mr..
G. o. McLain and wife of Blackfoot: all
put in an appearance At the Ball. MI. Nick
Millen, the boot and shoe dealer of Louise
vile and Forest City, returned TO Cedar,
and lessrs. w. w. Dixon and A. E. May
hew from Virginia Judge Hiram Knowles
left Virginia last evening for the States.
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Theatre Csnique.-Mr. r. G. White,
Manager Of the Theatre Comiquc, Helena,
writes Us that he will give IN entertain.
ment with his Company in Deer Lodge on
Tomorrow Saturday evening, at Masonic
Hail. The attraction extraordinary of the
Company is M'm'le Forestelle, VIII, has
been accorded by the Helena press, most
distinguished mention IS Contortionist,
and Sensation actress. Her feats ofstrengih,
suppleness, and endurance are almost iucre.
dible, and we doubt not Mr.. White. who is
Z first rate Manager, will have . crowded
house. Professor wilkinson, we notice,
will he on the bills, and no one should fail
to witness lis wonderful rope trick. We
have no copy or programme, and cannot
therefore give details of the performance.
MI. White, however. states 1.-THE entertain.
ment will be chaste in every respect"
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Real Estate.-Mr. Harry D'Acheul has
purchased the ane cottage house of MI.
Horace Countryman, 22xS2, and 16x24 for
81, 800 His mother and sisters will remove
here from St Louis, in Nay. Mr.. Coun.
trymau proposes building brick dwelling,
We believe. ,-.
Louis & Coleman purchased, this week, of
Henry Dewitt the lot 2ox70 adjoining Mr..
D. 8. Kenyon's store. They have agreed
with CAM & Klein, owning the adjoining
lot. 70 erect double building, 40x60, cut
granite front, and entirely of stone. The
contract will probably he drawn to-day
with Messrs. Steel & Dewitt for building it
the house to be completed by June 1st
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OLIVER W1NSL0W SHOOTS HluSRlF.
L 1ysterious Middle. Il Accident

4 Mysterious Middle. Il Accident
Or Desisnf
At the evcntful hour of 81 II ycsterdav.
d.. Mitchell was summoned to abstract q
pistol ball from the body Of Oliver Winslow,
colored man, aged ~ years, who had shot
himself few minutes before, in the old
Deer Lodge Hotel, on Fist street On srri.
wing, DR.. n. found the bStl had entered the
left breast, passed 20 close to the heart
that he touched that organ in probing, and
lodged somewhere in the muscles of the
back. The shot was from breech. loading
Derringer. The DR.. was unable to reach the
ball. but extracted from near the heart .
common musket cap, which had been IN the
barrel of the pistol. He was yesterday con.
veyed to the Hospital, where he is lying in
. very critical condition, aud nothing but
the most skillful surgery 10 likely to save
him.
The affair, ~ related by him, was acci-
dental-that he was looking at the pistol
that It went of, ETC., etc. Those who know
all about it, say that is his story, and they
suppose 1t is correct. 1t Il alleged, by what
We deem reliable authority, that he made
undesirable approaches toward 4 colored
woman In the house; that shc left the house
threatening to return with the Sheriff, but
In reality went after colored man to pro.
tect hcr, and he, in fear of prosecution, At
tempted suicide. Winslow was quiet, in.
dustrious boy, and has been in Montana
some three or four years. His people live
In Greenville, Miss. It 10 certainly . rare
instance that matter like that 10 esteemed
sufficient cause to shuttle off the mortal coil.
and If Oliver gets over this experiment ct
self-destruction, We think he, himself, will
be more philosophical hereafter.
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A little Brown ing got Of on lark
4ark bark! how the dogs did bark!
A little old man got off On q lark
From early morn till after dark,
All the night through, and next day. too,
Till his more got red, and bis lips grew blue,
And he splurged much faster than me Or you.
This little old man got a. one morn,
q And said to himrelf this life scOrn;
he Strengthened himself and c0mbed out hiS hair,
At least the little he had lef: there
For bald is the head, though handsome the mug,
OF the little old man that keeps the Brown jug.
Then he took him nppeE Of whisky 10 fine
And his face grew clearer and bic eyes did shine.
So like his win grow right handsome your n,u.,
II you just patrOnizc the little Brown Jug
Noral-Drink ut Macs Brown Ju. and y0u viii have
no ''snajx' In your boots.
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DIED.

DIED.
lRfnMcKaex~1n Deef Ledge CITY. Jauuaty 18Th
!67l, Henry c. RtedTiekson, Tfeaeurr q DE-
Lodge County, aCed "a yeats.
Dead In Lies morning; called from flEe's Labor
aed to the unknown realm, ere be could say Goodbye
or neg our ptags at the parting Oh the ehore Peace
to your ashes nobsese work q God, for On thy name
and deeds tho Great Sovereign has ct his senes Of
Honesty Sadly our hearts beat 40 ths soul 20 true Il
freed from tho tenement and dust returns to duet
Cosd the ln'1sosteses Of Love and Friendsbip that
garland thy menaosy b tsaneformsd to Aower,. thy
grave would bloom in loveliness perennial a. that
ththes shore. where now trust the spir bides with
the just and the true.
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Accident to 1r. Scott.-Nr. Sam. Scott, OF
Deer Lodge, WAS riding fractions horse on
last Sunday evening, and received severe
injuries by the horse frightening, steering
quickly, and throwing him. Mr.. g. struck
on luis left temple, and was 50 severely in.
injured that he swooned two or three times
and was confined to bed As many days.
We arc pleased to zee him around again,
and in view of the more recent terrible &C.
cidcnt of like nature, congratulate him that
he escaped with 20 slight injuries.
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Tbe Opening Ball-1he anticipation that
the Opening Ball At tho Mckinney House
would be the event: per excellence IN the
Thcrpsioorean history Of tho Slope Side
was grandly aud gloriously realized. The
'oee OF attempting an elaborate description
OF the psrso"ss' and apparel with . twenty.
eight column paper and . limited supply Of
sd)ectives and italics ID preposteroua You
nave but but to recollect Byron's Basas Of
Masersoo. emitting I'll but the flint eight
lines, (as the preachers do When ..acvcn.
teenthly" crowds tho dinner heut). read !.
volume or two of Madame Demorest's illus.
tr.ted art of manufacturing angels out of
fasr femInity, heavc sledge hammer into 4
toilette case Of Lsbins perfumes, give your
ideas In electric shock to set them vhirIinc.
and have string land screnade you with
Love Among the Roses" and you have m
over average description of Grand Ball,
emitting initials, and the Reporter saving
the point Of being declared partial. A. 10
'ates to the practical facts of the case there
were l5o to 175 persons present, nearly half
OF whom were ladies, dressed in . style that
would have suggested to their grandmother
the propriety Of putting them away in band
boxes only to he shown on extraordinary
occasions.- The music by Messrs. Hartwell.
Hewins, Smith and Shultz, was scattered
with accuracy, good Judgment and sweet
accord to the seventy.two persons who sue.
cessively occupied the floor of the magni.
ficent Dining Room. The collation. pre-.
pared by Acssrs. Simmons h Robinson,
and dispensed for i've hours by the very
attentive attaches in summer coats, was an
exact counterpart Of the repasts prepared
for Cleopatra, to improve upon which she
had to resort to drinking dissolved pearls,
and would cost about - . couple in New
York, ct Wholesale Iates-which was the
way it was usually taken here. With the
universal disposition of every one to he
happy. and the facilities for being 20, the
hours sped like thought, and o'clock In
the morning came before the band welded
''Home, Sweet Home on the end of LANE.
gan's Ball" and sent tho festive lingercrs
70 waltz With Morpheus In Dreamlsud.
We have woven no ornate supcrlativcs to
drape this event. 1t did not require them.
It was most delightful occasion, thorough.
" enjoyed by all, and remembered without
} regret The McBurncy House was open.
I'd, everybody pleased, the proprietors paid,
Md our friends from abroad went home
yratificd that they had come, as . number
If them did, round trip of . hundred |
miles, while those who are native and to
Tho manner born will be pleased to meet |
hem under our roof trees again.
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l. o. G. T.Nisseula. The Good Tcmplars
Of Missoula have appointed Monday eve
ming Jan. 23rd for . Grand Ball to he given
by the Order at Masonic HALL Az floor
managers We notice the names Of G. @. Ed.
nilsson. A. Harding, w. g. Edwards, and
J. B. Buker, and express thanks to Mcssrs
J. J. Long and Alvin Lent Invitation com.
mittee, for the complimentary perquisitss Of
ncwspaperdom. Hope you'll have fun.
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Old 'sPrints'' aud Montanians. F.
Blythe writes from Portland, Oregon, to
Hugh McQuade, of census mishaps, that
be and Tim. Green have ''cases" on the
Portland Bulletin. Arthur Delany is on the
Portland Herald Joseph Dclany At Boise,
Idaho. Sol. Green is on the San Francisco
Cau, and has been ordered off night work
by his physician. Jas. Alcaghcr 10 doing
press work In San Francisco. "Billy
O'Bricn" tried numbering in Warrington
Territory, and started year ago for San
Diego. Geo. NJ Pinney and Major Bruce
are writing on Oakland, Cal, papers. Ster-
rctt Of Helena, and Daniel Hutchinson,
Clutch" Of the "senatc," Virginia City,
arc running saloon in Portland. Van De
Lashnctt Of the old Salt Lake Tedette, has
the carriers route on tho Portland Bulletin,
Doris, an Ind.pendsns typo last summer,
10 in P0rtlani--and the rcs:of the ''boys"
are not reported.
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A 0iH eftlesd 6race.-Who has not read
with still increasing pleasure those Western
Poems Of Frank Bret Harte, 70 many Of
which have found place In these columns
And now thay, are out with . score you
never rad, In the handsomest style, In 4
neat little volume bearing the imprint Of
Fields, Osgood 3 Co., Boston, fe71. We
ars indebted 70 o. B. O'Bannon, Esq, for Q
copy, per mail from Washingtoo, bearing
- New Years Greeting" We couldn't
have been more happily remembered Of our
enthusiastic friend, whomsnorizsd 'Cicely"
for pure love e Il before cutting another
page Of tie Overland, and says '.Hsr Letter.
= throe-fourths inspiration,-and We can't
think Of anything moro appropriate in re.
ply, than w. W. Dixon1 celebrated recep-
ton speech, :" Thank You, boy" Copies
csn BE- procured from the pablishers It 81 80
and - ctA pestsge.
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MAR RIED.

MARRIED.. " ~'.-> s.
oIck-srEwARr-ln Carson City. New, Jan. 1T, d..
:. Click q Helena. u. r., 70 Miss Fannie,
Montana, 'o~S"'s "a
K1nD-HAIE-At Newburypost, Mass., Dec. n VIM.
-, IT,, formerly q Helsna, to Mis- Kssie 4.
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NEW NORTH WEST.
,EER LODGE CITY, FRIDAY, JAN. 20.
Arrival and Departure OF Nails NJ Deer
Lodge Pest Once,
ORINNR.
EAsrxsx Arb Mfsrrkk !

CORINNR.
EAsrIsx Axb WEsrEkf!
Arist- Tuesdays. Thursdays aid Saturdays At I pm
Depsrt- Mondays, Wednesdays ana Fridays ct Gan
BLACKFOOT.
us,kxA. vrsn,x,A AkD EAsrEsx Part OF MoxrAxA
Arrive Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays It 6nsx
Depsrt-T Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays / am.
NISSOULA AND CEDAR CREEK.
GoLp CREEK, BEART0wN. PHnIpsDUso, Eux.rra.
RCDa CABLE CRY, sTt.
Arrive ondsyS MYdnesdays and FridsyS At epm,
Depart- -TucsdaSs, Thnrsdays and Saturdays cam.
shvns Dow, BurTs aNb Rib MOUNTAIN CRY.
Arrive tuesdays, radays aud SATURDAYS At INN
Depart Mondays wedncsdays and Fridays Il cam.
GERMAN AND FRExCn 6rLcn.
Arrive Mo Monday and Fridays e.: "...." 4pm.
All Mails will Close tho night previous to their de-.
bsrtase al ' . clsck r. N.
4. 8. sTAcKPoLR, p. n.
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Pabllcations.-We are indebted to the
publishers Of Seritner's AeneAlv, the Parsn
o'bgieal Journal and The ALl;as Pres, for
the January numbers Of their respective
publications.. Tho Aldjne Press Is rccog-
nizcd and accredited everywhere As the
finest specimen OF typosrsphy in America
and its illustrations are perfect marvcls of
wood.cut engraving and printing. 6esj1-
GERS, with J. g. Holland ~ editor, has be.
come one Of the most attractive of the
Magazines, and the chronological Journal,
in advocacy Of the maxim. that 1.-THE proper
study of mankind Il Man," maintaining
with ability the science of bumpssnd blood.
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Eeery Saturday for Jau. II has large
Medallion picture of BRET HARrE. and q
full page illustration of scene in ''Tennes.
sees Partner" johnson & Stackpolc has
or will procure them. =. Ii !.
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OK REWARD.-LOsT, Time Boob, leather eover
90 with the name "NeNamara" written In t. The
above inward win b paid TO the finder for delivering
Il ut thu Brewery Of Wallcttc b Bien, ollt
For Photographs and Porcelain Picturss eal on
Thrasher At Sun Peah Galley. A nne assortment of
Views On hand.
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~wANTED-DEERL LODGE COUNTY scRIP.
For which the market price win be paid in Cash.
& II. BONN d CO..
7SU Deer Lodge.
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Scott House, Door Lodge.
Reduction Of Rates.
On and after January 1st 1871, the rates Of Board
and Rooms will be reduced to
Board per Week. .a10
5eu SAN. SCOTT, PropsIetor
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vALITONS BREWERY IL never failing fountain
Of bareycornicel blessings the headqualte a Cam
hsinus and the balance Of the boys Polite Peter PER
s0ualy presidee, promising peculiar pleasure to III
overs 0k good Ale, Beer and Porter.
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MAI. eJNO. KINGkLEY.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

WOOD STREET, HELENA
make speciality Of Fine Goods and perfect nta
guaranteeing satiefaction In al caseA
Wu. Wiswer lin rear Of Klieuschmidt's store1 Dear
Lodge, 10 kept constantly supplied with samples Of
Measures and Orders :
Taken BY him. will be filled BY me- Aud the same guar
entcc given - In my own Announcement
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-01-20

HEALTH HAS A BEAUTY OF ITS OWN.-No
esuptious, sores ditoooratioDs drhsure OK annoy
the man or woman whose stomach, liver and bowels
to their work to render impt ssiGc for them to do
IN eovenly imperfect way, It 10 only necessary to
take few d0ees Of Dr. Walkers VINEGAR BIT
TIERS This most potent vegetable specific reuovates
every weakened oigan and controls every disordsed
function.