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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-01-25

FOREST Tar Soap" cleanses the
scalp, and promotes the growth of the
hair.
Two good pairs of bob-sleds for sale
low by $. p. Daniels. Inquire at
Murray's blacksmith shop. If.
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A small gents breast-pin (small
pin, not gent was found and left at
this Office
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Tommy, make room for your
song, at Star Gallery. =
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:. LOSSES.

To pay losses each policy holder, ac-
coriing to age at joining, is assessed for
each death, never to exceed the follow
ing amounts:
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A list of letters advertised at the
Post Office, Upton. Iowa, for the week
ending Jan. 2sth, 1877:
Hany Albert. (2) Hugh Adams.
James 3. Benny. Irwin Compton.
Fred Cook william Frazee.
Anna Faulkener. Mirancy Faplisg.
A. J. Wilson. Della Young
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l| d 4 IIGIAl.
M A NHCOD:
How Lest; How Restored.

Just published, . new
K0 edition Of D.. cwlterusn's
Colebsated Essay, on the
ASAS radical cure, without med.
icine, OF SPERMATORRH0A or Seminal
Weakness. Involuntary seminal Losses,
IMPoTENCY, Mental and Physical Incapasi-
ty, Impediments to Marriage, ETC.: also,
Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced
by self-fndulgence or sexual extTavaoanoe.
&C.
A1-Price, In Sealed Envelope. six cents.
The celebrated author, In this admirable
Essay. clearly demonstrates, from thirty
years successful practice. thAt the alarm.
Ing consequences OF self-abuss may be radi.
cally cured without the dangerous uso Of
internal medicines or the appli0ott0n Of
the knife; pointing out = mode Of cure 81
ooce simple, certain, and o0octual, By
means OF which every sulJaEer, - matter
self eheaply. privately ard radica1la
ASThis Lecture shOuld b In the hands a
every youth and every mann In the land.
Sent. under seal, In plata envolOpo, -
any address. on receipt Of Six cenls, s. I've
postage stamps. n1ey1U1
y. 0DUGMAN . CON.
II Ann "a Ny. HUas-o0ss 1ox -.
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SHEET MUsIC.-Those wishing to
purchase sheet music will be pleased
to learn that it is now kept at the Star
Photograph Gallery. Regular reduc-
ton to teachers. w. S. WOODS.
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Upton Post Ofllce--.Arrival and
Departure Of Malls.

ApRIyAss. DEPARTURE.
ON the North western Railroad.
,a'clock .. M, and ~ Mails closes ato
p. M, except Aatur- O'CLOCK p. IN.
day night
Davenport Overland via. Inland.
lueeday and Fridays Mondays and Thurs
Bo'ciack p. m. day 6Ocisrk A. ~
Post offics open ON Sundays from7 IL
O'Clock a. IN.
ALOEZO SHAW, p. NJ.
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A welcome letter from IA" will
be published next week.
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If you want
to buy a Set Of
f ur s, Cloak,
Shawl, Silk, or
any other kind
of Dress Pat
tern, Silk Neck
or Pocket Handker-
chief, nice Nubia, suit
Of Underwear, i'm fact
anything i'm the Sub
stantial or FancyDr y
Goods Line, for Christ.
mas Presents, don't fail
to examine our Stock
before purchasing.
N. b. We keep for
sale the Domestic Pa
per Fashions, and the
fOlIOaci1ag MACHINE
NEEDLES: Singer,
HOaUe, Domestic, Kt,an
VictOr, WilsO9. Amer
lean, HOsce, Wheeler d
Wilson, and Grover
& B0Eer--strnight0 and
cured.
| IRAN \ IuGull.
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}. G. sharp, of Wilton, has been
elected President of the State Miller's
Association.
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-"Dare l Tell" rs sung by Mile
Nilsson, at Star Gallery.
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j N SHELBY, Pres't; G r DAVIS, v. r.
] SNAPPER, Secretary,
Nm AN nW TnnrksrEH' Medical Directors.
Hon. ID + MILLER, Atty and Legal Adviser
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Sewers, Oscaloosa, ]. NJ. Love,
Ottumwa, J. M. Shelly President,
Keokuk, VIM Green Cedar Rapids,
Geo. w. Bever, Cedar Rapids, A. l.,
Connable, keokuk, G. F.. Davis, vice
President, Keokuk, J. III. Bacon, Fort
Madison, Edward tombstone, Keokuk,
]. NJ. Shaffer, Sec. Fairfield, s. r.
Spofford, DesMoines, DIR. S. +. Baker,
keokuk.
After careful consideration 1t was
determined that the blessings OF q Life
Insurance should, by the cheapness of
its rates and simplicity of its plan, be
brought within the reach of all classes
of men, and to this end
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&ipte,, ADVERTISER.


To Advcrtisers.--Ail transient ana Special Lo-
al Notices. and transient Advertisements must be
,eid for In advance to secure Insertion.
Editorial Notices or Advertisements in theLocai
soiunns will be charged 10 cents per line.
E1Thls paper is kept file In the Office OF L. +.
Booth, General Eastern Agent. Chicago and North
Western Railway, AIS Broadway, New YORK City.
Our friends, when In New York, cordially Ia
vited 10 cali in and read II At any time They will
always be welcome
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DIRECTORS,

J. NJ. SHELLEY, c. r. DAVIS,
EDWIN MANNING, A l. CONNABLE,
A q ROBERTS, ST SPOFFORD,
j NJ SHAFFER, GEO W BEVER,
VIM LEIGHTON.
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A MEMBERSHIP FEE

Of Sl4 should secure Policy for $500
of SO should secure Policy for 5000
For Medical Examination 500
and for
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FURs,
r u R S!
FURs!

Having closed
out my entire
stock Of Furs
last season. i
am able to offer
a full line of
Ladies' 3 Chill
dren's Furs, at
prices Is per
cent. IOWerthan
the same goods
have ever been
sold in Upton.
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--l6o below zero Tuesday morning
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Railroad Time = die.

Railroad Time = 1iDlc.
Arrival and departure of trains at Upton
Oh the Upton and Stanwood raiiroad
Arr!ve,..... T.50 A. N. Leave,......... 6.25 A. n
do ........ $40 N. do. leo P. n
do ......... 7:s5 r. NJ. do. ......... $50 p. n
Morning trains connect with trains going
east and west ON the Chicago and Ncrth-
western road. Evening trains connect only
with train going west, except Saturday eve
niaxs " hen they wait for the express going
east.
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Principal Omoe, Kcokuk, Iowa
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19
Dedication Of the Church at Battles wharf, Ala

NOBLE, August 13, 1e77.
Editor Morning Star:
The dedication of the new church at Battles
Wharf, on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay
took place on Sunday, the 5th day Of August
The church is q beautiful Gothic structure,
by 80 feet. The architect was Jas. b Hutchn
son, the builder Felix Andre. The hsndsoas
windows were the gift of our good bishop, ani
the pews (not yet put uP) are the gener0a
Offering of the Jealous Vicar-General OF hs
Diocese, Father OCallaghan.
At II o'clock the steamer Brsdish johnson
chartered for the trip, landed her precioul
cargo of living freight, some as souls at th'
place of destir alton. First in the processiOa
marching 10 the church was the Mobile Mil
ta-y Bard, followed by CAPTAIN Cahin and hH
gallant company, the Cleburne Guards; TIE
ST. Patrick's Benevolent Society, the ST. We
cents and ST.. Patrick's Literary Societies anu
tie Catholic Total Abstinence Societies AZ
rived at the church, the dedication cereuonl@
were performed by Right Rev. John QaInisr'
assisted by his Vicar General, several OF t''
Clergy of Mobile and the Fathers Of the SocieS
OF Jesus. The dedication over, the doors "si'
thrown open, and the church was soon nnSO'
Solemn High Macs was celebrated by FAsDS'
Beaudequin, the President of sprirg Bill COR
lege, assisted by Fathers McCaferty and DuID
as Deacon and Subdeacon, and Father AeSA'-
as Master of Ceremonies.
After the Gospel, Father Ryan, in bis usuA
eloquent and beautiful style, Preschea N0
dedication sermon. The Cathedral choir, u0A'A
the skilful direction of Mrs. Fannie eAnu'
assisted by Father Holland, S. j., MessrS' Dc,
singer and Block, rendered the Macs in eI0..
lent style. The clergy present, in addition :
those taking part in the services, were FAt'1'
| Deynoodt, Sierra, COrioE, Kennerly aDd Lon,
gan, with others whose names are not rt''
! lected.
| The church is dedicated 20 the Sacred Ho''
of Jesus and to Father Holland, the Fsai0.,
| Jesuit in charge of this part Of the LoIu
vineyard, is due the credit for building tn.
beautiful temple to the Most High. To Fs1n'
| Deynoodt all are indebted for the great hnn,
ciAl success of the trip and the pleasure anOtS
ed all who had the happiness of taking pAls >
this solemn dedication.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

J.J. BAKroN-The death Of this estiuable
yoanG gentleman, which occurred recently in
Texas, has beea already fully comm ented or IN
the Pica,uRe, Of which paper he vas until re-
Gently al attache. We reproduce that article
in oGF columns to-day SO Al expression OF our
own appreciation and sympathy. Ar. Barton
was formerly connected with the MORNING
STAR and bad epdeSred himself 10 all his asso-
ciates in this essablishment- AmiAble, honor
able, q thoEeagh gentleman in all respects, his
death leaves . void seDsibly felt by all whe
knew him.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

As an illustration of the growing discontent
and misery of the Italian population, the
statistics Of emigration are interesting, Every
wear an average of 50 600 persons expatriate
Shemselves in search ot comforts not discover
ahle at home, and it must be remembered that
oaES those who have some means already are
sn q position thus TO seek fresh fields for their
industry. The country is not overcrowded,
the coil has inexbAustible riches, and the
climate is beautiful; but the weight OF taxa
zion, the growing lanEuOE of trade, and the
prOspeOt of accommodating the national debt,
alright an Who can think and whose circum-
etaaces do not forbid hght. Aud this is the
GIorious result Of the unihoStiou Of Italy
anaw ahe RhFa' government q Victor EN-
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

DEATH OF FATHER GArTHEK1N s M.-we
regret 70 have to announce tie deuise, At Mont,
bel. France, Of the Rev. Father Gsutherip, one
of the fret Marist Fathers that came ont TO
"his country. His friends, especially 'soee
Tho came over with him on the - GeRcTteTs,'
~ respectfully invited 10 attend Solemn
FsSepiem Mass which viii be offered up for the
rspose of tis soul at ST. Mary Chureh. Algiers,
on Tuesday the 2lst inst. Tie service vill
take place at O'Clock 4. N.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

A eostes,vlusai r The london za,7,f " 'es
from Rome usGer date OF July p "MaEs g
ss<ss Mazseg Rka-1Fa ct DIANA Il Ea--s
sGsus and VieAr-A rostO.ic of Brownsvii4e, I. :.
viii have tie limits OF his diocese changed by
the Propaganda. he viii give some Of t5e
Mexican Goa n;iss 10 TIE Diocese ot Ssa An
tonic. TsxAa, Ard VI. receive - return sew
ezAl Erglish-s?eAk.aE Courties t.oI2 BisaoP
Pe.,ioer-
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

FAIR FOR The MATER DoLoaosA CEURcE.
SEVENTH DIsTsLCT.-We are pleased TO learn
that this entertainment is beirg well patron
lied. The attractions oasred are Numerous
and tie crowds that attend seem 10 enjoy
themselves very much. The tables are pre-
sided over BY Mrs Heuchert and Mrs. Herr!e,
the last named Isjy having IS her assistants
Misses Young and H;rrle. One of the features
of the Fair is that the young ladies having
charge OF lotteries, etc. are not allowed to i'm
portuDs anyone to take chances. Among the
many curiosities exhibited is foar-legged
rooster which is offered for rsns st 5 cents q
chance.
LAST Sunday the St. Georges Young Men s
Society gave q dramatic entertainment which
was presented with the same vim that oharacte-
risss sll their performances.
Rev. Father BichelmAyer, the pastor of this
aourishiDg parish. has devoted himself with
the most self sacrificing real to the welfare of
his hock and they now show their appreciation
by assisting him to raise funds 10 pay OF the
parochial debt.
The Fair will cOntinue this Sunday evening
in the HAI corner cambrOnne and Second
strcses, CAErolltOn.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

Rev. j. Savage, pastor Of the church at
Montgomery Ala. left that city on the Goth OF
July, and called from New York on the 4th OF
August, for QueenstoWn, Ireland, where bis
mother resides. BE will be absent several
mouths. HIS place is temporarily filed by
Father Hamilton.
Rev. Father Imsau6, S. J., of Mobile, recent
ly visited Montgomery. 10 give retreat TO tie
Sisters Of Loretto.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

Teachers and applicants for teAoherShips
have bow q rare opportunity 70 make frst
rate preparation for the coming eIamlnatiou
In our advertising columns is . card signed
by iniiials we'll known TO cu- reAders As tpdi-
eating one Of the most gifted and experienced
Is1tsrnteE-s in this country; and ~e ars conf
dent that = short courSe OF il struotion from
sueh source viii develop the capacities Of
any aspirsnL
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

IL 10 estimated that between 1s<s and 1878
Rritish and Irish emiGrants to the United
0sasea and the colonies sent to their friends ut
home about 600 600 600. An Irish Protestant
clergyman of long experience says that he
xvieves 10 have 20 admit shat to one Protestant
eniRrant Who remembers the old folks ut
Aome at leas. three Catholics do.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

At yellstr., ItAly, ouI Of Ak municipal
e1uposDUr. recently eiecSed, a. n11 one I've
lurgn5 10 The CHiho.sr ,llsl, At Monte ROTOR
do, the Catholic party obtained l. splendid
xlc1ury, returning AL the twenty councillors
Svy AZ immense majority OF votes. TIE
9.iSerAls AlmOs, al retired from tie contest II
despair, and had they continued the contest
ShAIcatbolic majority would have been largely
Snurnnnnd
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

The members of S.. Joseph's Catholic Total
Abstinence Society will receive Holy Comma
nion this morning in 81. Joseph's Church sf
7 O'Clock Mass. This evening at 3 o'clock the
regular monthly meeting will be held in the
Society's hall, MArais street
The State Union meets next Wednesday
might In the Morning Star hall.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

Rev. Ausustine +. Hewitt, Of tbe Order Of the
Paulists, 10 now superior of tie Order and edi'
Tor of the Catholic World. Father HeckUrs Ill
health having compelled him to seek release
from his duties.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

On sandays, August 18th and both. the ST.
Aloxsips Dramatic Society will give entertain
y,act. in Trinity Hall. corner of Royal aud
81. Ferdinand streets, Third District. Adm'e-
sion IS eects proceeds TO be applied for tue
benefit of the MortuAry Chapel in the Campo
Sauto"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

Sr1uArIoN AS TEACHER WANTEp.-A young
Catholic gentleman wishes to secnre position
- teacher in come Catholic school. Address
r. q. T., MoRNING STAR Gice.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

The decree proclaimins st. Francis de Sales
. Doctor of the Church is, it is said about 10
sppeAr.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

There are now in Philsdslphia <5o oo-opera-
dive and buildinR loan associations in which
workiprmen have pearly $40, coo 900 invested.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19

Some one said to Hugo once upon tme:s .
must be very difiCuls 20 write good Poe-c cr
''No sir,g rvplied the poet, ''it is Fesy S--s
utterly impoDsibie"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-19
OF THE wKKK.

nv oRIxANa. SUNDAY, August is, isa7.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

More are genuine unless The signature
old. tlAYDOCk. as agent for The Unjte,;
sTsnl' s. SURROUNDS each box If Pills. and
Dinir-Dnt. A hat'lsoms reward will be
Eiv' n t" any one rend ring such intur-
nation rs my l. al to the detection of
ay party or Parties count"rf-it.ng (he
medicines Or vending tn. same. k,oAinr
txt m to he SPURIOUS
*x*Sold at the manufactorv of Profess
sor Holloway q Co.. New York. and ty
all respectable druggists and dealers IN
medicines throughout the civilized worl !.
In bnxes at y cents. &c cents and 81. each
US There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
N. B.-Dir' c'ions for the guidance of
parents in every disorder arc affixed to
each box.
Office. liz Liberty st.. ny.
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Il Stops Every Leak,
EXTREMELY CHEAP.

Two gallons viii cover hundred square
feet of sh,nyle roof, while on tin, iron,
felt, matched boa.ds, or any smooth sur
tSce, from two quarts to one gallon are
re CURED 10 100 square feet o. surface, and
although The Paint has heavy bouy 1t is
easily applied with brush.
No Tar is Used In this Composition,
therefore il neither cracks iii winter, nor
ru,s in summer.
On dccayed shingles it fills up the hol"s
and prr.,. and gives new snbsfanC.i
roof that will last fGr years. tUHLED or
WARPED shingles II h::ngs Ia their PAGES.
a..d keeps them there. II fills up all The
holes IN frlt roofs. stops the Ieass-and
although a slew drier rain does not affect
it few hours sitter applying. AS nearly
al paints that are black contain TAR be
sur you Obtain our genuine artice, which
tor shingle roofs)i is
Chocolate Color,
month 10 a uniform slate color, AMI is to
all inteats and purposes SLATE. On
Tin Roofs
our rel color is usually preferred, as one
coat is equal to five of ary ordinary paint.
For Brick Walls
our BRIGHT RED is thu 0nly reliable Slate
Paint ever introduced that will '.tectually
prevent dampncss tom penetrating and
disColorug thr plaster.
These paints are a!so largely used on
out.houssS and fences, on as d printing
coat on Ane buildings.
Our only colorS are CHQCoLATE, RED,
BRIGAr Rep and ORANGE.
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FOR ST0MACHs OUT OF ORDER.

No 'acine will So effec,ualIv improve
she tone ut the stomach q these Pills;
they re4,ove all ac'diiy oc.: STONED either
ny in'emperance or improper diet. They
reach the liver and Reduce it to a healthy
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curing all disorders Of The liver and
stomach
uCLLONAY'S PILLS are the hest
Known IN the worlli for The following
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plants. Blulcles on the SKIN. Bowels.
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fcyers OF all kinds, Fits, Gonr. H+a a. he.
indigestion, lnflanatinn. Jaupdrce. Liver
Complaints, Pdts. kheuina''sm. Kcten-
il"n at urine. Srrnfua or KING, Evil.
Sore lhroat>. Stone aud Gravel, TIC
onnlonreaux. tumors. Ulcers. Worms of
ali hines. W.ak,, IS from any Cause. etc.
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.61
the ENEMY OF DISEASE
the FOE OF pam
To Man and Beast
Is the Grand Old
MUSTANG
LINZ M E N I

Which has stood the test of 40 wears,
There is no sore it will not heai no lame
ness it will not cure. no ache, no pain.
.l.at afflics the human body. or the body
If horse or other domestic animal, thai,
l,0es not yield TO IFS magic toucA. A bot
sic costing Is cts, 80 cts, or
81 90. has often saved the life of = hu
.ran being and restored to life and use
;lincss many valuable horse.
FOR MEN. IT WILL CURE
rheumatism. Burns, Scs,is. Bruises, Cuts,
Frost bites. Swcll,nYs, CnntrHctc" Cords,
lain in the Back. Lumbago. Scia'lrM,
l'hi:hlains, Strains. Stuff Joints, Sore
Nipples, Eruptions, Pains, Wounds.
Ulcers
FOR ANIMALS. 1T WILL CURE
Spayn. Gslls and Sores, Sw.nny, Ring
Bone. Windgalls. Big Head. Poll Evil,
MINORS and Sores. Lam@ness. Swellirgs.
Scratches nistemper. Stiffness. Strains,
Soreness, Open Sores.
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FOR CYTANEOUS DISORDERS

And III eruplion> of the skin, this ONT
mrnt is mos; Invaluabl'. Ii Oes moi hexl
externally alone. hni penena'es wrh ,he
most searching effects to the very root Ut
he evil.
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New York Cash Price List,

) Gallons, can aud box-......."......$5 90
| III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J. 90
70 - hall barr.l................. 16 20
10 - one barrel, 30 %
We have in stock. of our own manufac-
ture. roofing materials, etc, at the follow
ing low prices:
1000 Tolls extra Rubber Roofing al 3 cts
per square foot. Cor We Will fGrnish Rub
her Roofing. Mats, Caps, and Slate Paint
for an entire new roof, at ~ cents per
square foot
5000 rolls 2-ply Tsrred Roofing Felt, at
II cents PEE square foot,
5000 rolls 3-nIy Tarrel Roofing Felt, at
g centS per square foot.
200 rolls TaIrcd Sheating. at J cent per
square foo:.
5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint. mixed
ready for use. on inside or outside wolk.
at ~ per gallon.
Send for sample card Of colors. All
orders ;nnst he accompanied with the
money or satisfactory city references. No
goods shipped G. O. D., unless express
CHI rges are gnaraurers:.
Sample orders solicited.
n. Y. SLATE PAINT COMPANY,
1Q2 & 1OA Maiden Lane, n. Y:
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CHR0M0S.s..:ss:* ; on ;i. * .:s

sOr; al. The neW aud taxing ChroINos-
Fails Of The Rhine, On the Susquehs.nna,
Off Boston Light, Old OAkcn Bucket,
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port. Saratoga, Virgin Vrsta. b. a:rice.
Snow S'o'n. American Fruit. Pier ut
Calais. Passau on the Danube; also, bril-
liant oxll Chromos, on llack or ,Nbiie
mounts. floral business cards. Sunday
School cards. staiuary, notices. black
groa' d panel>; also, frames and agents
suppl at v'ry bottom prices. Parilcn-
lars fee. Iiusrrated Catalogue on re-
ceipt of stamp. s nd for SO % Oh fit.
J. LATHAM & co , 419 Washington ST.,
Boston, headquarters for For. ign and
American ChrOmos.
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Hollowey'.s Pills
!nvaribly cure the f. "ing diseases.
Disorder Of guo Kidn, VS..

In all diseases affecting these organs, ,
whether they >ccrrle too much ar 100 ii;
tie Waller; or " neither they be "fll,c ID with
stone or gravel. or with aches and pans
settled 1" the l"'ns over The r+gi'T,s OF the
Kidneys, these Fils should DC t.ktn &C
cOrdi, 3 to the printed directions, and Tue
Ointn, at should be well rubbed into the
small OF the back ut bed time / his treat.
mrnt will give almost immrdiaie rel!et
When all o'hey ~ ans haye rallied.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-15

A. roof may be covered with very
cheap single, aud by aspiration of this
slate he ode to last from 30 t" q. years.
Old roofs can b" p"ictcd aud coated, look
ing much better. and lasting much longer
than new shingles without the slate, tor
Qne-Third the Cost Of ReshjagIing.
The expense of stating new sni"glcs Is
ONLY aboul tb" cost of simply laying them.
The palut is rIRE-PROOE against sp rks
or flying en,bcrs, AS may be easy tested by
any one.
Stops Every Leak,
and for tin or iron has no equal, rs 1t OK
pands ny ieat. co"'racts ny '"id. ard
NEVER CRACKS nor scales. Roofs Oveled
witt, Tar Shcathing Felt can be made
water tight 1T a small expense, and pre-
served for many years.
This Slate Paint is
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-15

I CnOLLARS A DAY at home, Ag'.s
! wanted. Outfit and terms free.
TRUE i G';Y AN.-.ps:s. Maine.