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Mark These Facts.
The Tsstimony Of the Whols World.
Holloway's Pills.


u had ~ apprtit-. Holivay's rilis ssvs me- .
hearty Oue.''
.You. Jills era marvellous"
Il '.,.'@ Or sass'.sr boz. and keep them Ia Tie
''i'r: Holloway sas cared ~ .s.a..Ae that ~.s
II s.vs .e-,"s ye.r Pi,!s ~ ny s.hs ssr eAcls,s
ns.ess. The arsr 'ittl- thing 90 .,Il ia aay."
ry NAUSEA q mcrsss( IL aow easea'
soia.s In ~ hsad IrsSrd sasss ef yesr sietuasss
brhiad the sass, and the noise has lsN."
Sr"d ne e.: boxes vast oae3or poor saniy :
n-slicine n m- !. worth dollar"
.sead me dve tox~s II your Piils."
"!<t mc bare thru boxes Of yuar Pills dy vOtusa
mail, far Chiila asd r-.er,'
hawr over 40 sneh tsstiuosses - thss., bat
waas Of apacs eompsils Ne 70 eosclsds.
For Catanesas Disorders,
A"d ali erspho.s Of Tie skis, this ontneut 10 uess
psuetzases vish the NEST ssaseAisg sk<ets 70 tie
very root ef the evil
Holloway's. Pills
Isvssiahay ears ths Ss,levaag aiseasss:
Da1eF1er - ~ KjAusys.. 49,
IL Ill diseases asctins these organs, whetsr they
sserets too mr Cd Or too little water or whether
they b a0icted With stone grcvrl, With aehes
ana eettcd 10 the I0tos over the regions OF The
ktdeeya, these PiIls shoald b taken according ID
tn. printed diretoas, and the Ointment should b
yell rao6ed into the small Of the back ct b~d time
1Ats will give almost immediate relief when
all other an1ls have failed.
Fer StoNaehs Out Of Order.
n. ss.dicipe will % easetus,,y improy. the ton,
Of the stomach these flla; they remove all aeiei
tv occaaioned either BY iateinperanes or Improper
diet They reach ths liver dfsduec Il to healthy
spe:m.in fact they never fail IN curing all disorder
Of tbs liver and stomach.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS arc the best known in ths
Bilious Complante, Btotches on the Skin, Bowels
C"n:umption, debility, Dropsy, Dysentssy. Eryaips
La Female Irregularities, Fevers Of all kinds, Fia
Liver Couplsinta, Lumbago, Piles. Rheum.tism
Retrnten Of urine. Scrofuta or Kine's Evil, Sor,
Throsta Stone and Gravel, Tic. Douloureua. rumorr
cause. etc.
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VICK'8
Flower 4 Vegetable 8eeds

AnsrIAHssD ~ u1t&sos Psosla n AusnscA. -
ysck's sCAxAleoUD-Soo1ll 1llaelssN3esa. esly ee,A.
ytckstlenAt 0u1DR. Qaastesiy, - esnss : seee.
vscx's elowRa ASD veeesADi1 oA1Do1. e 49,
WITH s1eenat cloth covers 1l!o
An ~ pahaiestieas sss psisseA % EaellsA -
0oS0n1.
Asdssss. JAMES WICK, RssAsssss, y. =.
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Wlnona + st. Peter =. = .Lauls.
The Land OAce Of this. Company was
opened ut Aarsllall for Sale Of theoe IaaAs
on Septemt"- ], 1876.
Geo. p. GOODWIN.
Land Con-.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-05

A reporter of an Eastern paper recent,
interviewed Gen. Crook and asked hi.
opinion of Brigham Young and the Nor
mons. Said the General:
Brigham Young is fast losing his in
duence and prestige with the Mormons,
who are rapidly dislntegrating. In for
mer years they considered themselves
bound to uphold each other in every.
thing, whether criminal or otherwise. but
of late they have been gradually drifting
apart, and the breach 10 fast widening
They see that they can live. move and
have their being, whether Brigham Young
rules or not, and they have to . great ex
tent grown weary of paying 1.-THE to the
so-called Prophet. He can no longer eu.
force his arbitrary and unjust ''laws"'
and his collectors fail to gather the vas,
tribute they formerly did. In case he
should be indicted by the Grand Jury,
there would be still greater falling Of
In his following, 90 that do not appre.
bend even the semblance of serious
tlouble. He is immensely rich. and II
would be an impossibility. in my opinion,
70 secure jury which would convict him.
sethat have come to regard re "UtalI
trouble" 40 . senseless ans! cruel hoax.
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|BEATTY'St5:A!!a571;s9EE!a34'!ai4 Sss:

The best and most lasting parIor organ
vow in use. No other parlor organ ma
over attained the same popularity.
Il has been tested by thousands, many
|of them competent judges, and gives uni
yersal satisfaction to all.
The music is adapted to the human
voice. ranging from the sOftest flute like
note TO a volume of sound unsurpassed by
any instrument.
This instrument has all the latest i'm
|provements, and every organ IS full,
warranted for six years. Beautiful oil
polish, black walnut panelled case, which
will not CRACK or WARP, and forms
in addition to a splendid instrument of
music, u beautiful piece of furniture.
. This organ needs only to be seen to be
appreciated, and is sold ut extremely low
figures for cash. Secondhand instruments
taken in exchange.
Agents wanted, male or female, in every
county in the United States and Canada.
A liberal discount made to teachers,
churches, schools, lodges, etc.
where we have no agents, illustrated
catalogue and price-list free. Correspond
epce solicited Agents, discount given
where have no agents. Best offer ever
given now ready. Address.
DANIEL #. BE.ATTr,
Wash. i,sgt0,s, .NssU Jersey.
23.1y
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Montenegro.

They rose to where their sov'rsn eaEl
sails;
They kept their faith, their freedom. o,
the height,
Chsste, frugal, savage, arm'd BY day an,
night
Against the Turk whose inroad nowher'
scales
Their headlon2Ipasses. Ebut his fcosstel
fails;
And red with blood the Crescent reels
from fight
Before their dauntless hundreds, H.
prone fight
By thousands down the crags and thro'
the wales.
o, smallest among people! rough rock
throne
OF Freedom! warriors heating back the
swarm
of Turkish Islam for i've hundred
years,
Great Isernogora! never since thine own
Black ridges drew the clo1d ana brake
tho storm.
Hath breathed race of mightier mount.
aIneers.
ALFRED Tennyson,
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The strangest thing We ever heard of i,
the way OF time-piece. was . cloci
described by Hindu Rajah as belongings
70 native Prince, and jealousy guarded
- one of the rarest treasures Of his luxu.
rious palace. In front of the clocks disl
was gong swung upon poles, and near i,
was pile of artificial human limbs. The
pile was made up of the full number OF
parts necessary to constitute twelve per.
feet bodies; but all lay heapcd togethe,
IN apparent confusion. When the hands
Of the clock indicated one. out from the
pile cravled just the number of parts
1seded to form the frame of one man !,
part coming to part, with quick, mechanic
click; and when completed tho figure
srrang up, seized mallet, and walking
cp to the eeng, struck one blow that cent
tAs sound pealfng through every corridor
snd room in that stately palace. This
done, he returned to the pile and fell to
pieces again. When two o'clock came
two men arose and did likewise; and at
the hours of noon and midnight the en-
tire heap sprang up, and marching to the
gong. struck one after the other his blow,
making twelve IN all, and then returning
fell to pieces as before.
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: superior to that obtained by any other
THE TABLE.
VIENNA COFFEE.

j VIENNA COFFEE.
Filter instead of boiling the coffee, al
lowing one tablespoonful of ground cof
fee for each person and lone for the pot;
put quart vf cream into the farina ket
tie and set in boiling water beat the white
|of an egg to frotb, and mix well witt
three tablespoOnfuls of cold milk. Al
soon as the cream is hot, remove from the
FIRE. add tho mixed egg aud milk, stir
together briskIy for minute, and then
serve. The less time the coffee is cooked
the more of the berry is required. but the
finer is the favor of the beverage. Prof.
Blot protested against boiling coffee at
all, Is in his opinion the aroma was dis.
sipated and only the bitter flavor left.
DRIED MUSHROOMS
are much esteemed in China, and they are
also largely consumed BY japanese, either
IS dish by themselves, or as condimsnt
with other dishes. Dried mushrooms, i'll
10 said. retain their flavor for a great
length of time, and thus bear transport to|
my distance very we'll.
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Poultry Yard.
FARMER SMITHS WILD GEESE.


about year ago, Mr.. Smith, q farm
er near Morley, Scott county, Missouri
captured two young wild geese, and raised
them with the balance of his domestic
goslings. The wild ones became quite
tame and took kindly to the changes OF
civilized life. They adapted their habits
to the ordinary delights of the barnyard,
and swan IN the pond with the tame
geese, without showing a disposition to
(go on a wild goose chase. At length,
about the 18th of November, the weather
began to change, and after being domes
ticated some eight months, the wild fel
lows, prompted by an instinct to seek a
more sunny cline on the approach of
winter, spread their wings to the breeze
and started on q migratory tour, flying
Their departure was natural
and to be expected. After an absence of
two months, early IN January, great was
Mr.. Smiths surprise to find, on getting up
one morning, that the two wild geese had
to their old haunts on his farm.
They not only returned, but eleven more
wild geese came with them as visitors.
which they piloted safely from some
Southern bayou. The new corners made
at home, and were fed and
Fondled by the children. They come to
he mill at feeding time to get their "a
ions, and gable all together, and put on
Ill the airs of civilized geese who have
lad a good moral training"
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tween the faces of the letter with non
conducting substance which may b<
quickly applied, the faces of the type be
ing left clear by means of An equally sim
lple process. The plate thus prepared il
|plsced upon q cylinder arranged to revolve
Rapidly 80 as to present each successive
letter to the fingers attached to q travelling
frame. As the cylinder bearing plate
revolves the frame gradually advances by
the operation Of . screw and thus exch
and every line is successfully presented to
the fingers or magnetic points mentioned
Necessarily, the circuit is open when the
points are passing over . non con ductinQ
surface, but as often a. the metal of the
type presents itself to the said fingers the
circuit Is closed and corresponding
points or pens at the receiving
station make q record thereon in the same
letter AZ the original, delineated in series
Of fine lines either upon chemically pre-
psred or ordinary paper, fixed on . CORES
bonding cylinder at said recei wing station.
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Force Of Habit.

Sir George Staupton visited q man In
India who had committed a Dnrde:, and
in order not only to save his life, but what
was of much more consequence, his caste.
he submitted to the penslty imposed; this
was, that he shou!d sleep for seyen years
On bedstead without any mattress, the
whole surface of which was studded with
points of iron, resembling nails, but not
20 sharp as to penetrate the flesh. Sir
George saw him in the fifth year of his
probation, and his skin was then like the
hide of rhlnoceros. but more callous; at
that time, however, he could sleep com
fortably on his ''bed of tborns," and
remarked that, at the expiration of the
term of his sentence, he should most
probably continue that system from choice
which he had been obliged to adopt from
necessity.
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A Wonderful Invention.

A patent has just been granted Lorng
Pickering, ore Of the editors and proprie.
tors of the Evening Bulletin s1d Morning
Call. Of San Francisco, for Q me; bod of
rapid teIegrsphing Of fac SMILES of ster-
eotype plates. 1t is claimed that by tAs
process al entire page of newspaper car
be transmitted Ivy telegraph IN from fifteen
to thirty minutes, delivering the copy
directly from the instrument in such torn
that 1t can be handed Immediately to the
printers. In other words, the copy will
be substantial repro duction of the ongi
nal except that it may be given 10 larger
sized letters. If 20 desired the sfere otype
requires no preparation for the purpose of
telegrsphic trsrsmission other than the
6lling Of all it's depressioDs or spaces be.
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The Household.
TO PRESERVE FLOWERS.

~ AA66EhN6 FLOWERS.
From an exchange we clip the follow
ing: Carefully Dip flowers. a. soon As
gathered, in perfectly limpid gum water
and after allowing them to drain two OF
three minutes, arrange them iastefully in
an empty vase. The gum will form 9
transparent coating on the surface of the
petals and the stems, and figure and colo,
will be preserved long after they have
become crisp and dry.
TO CLEANSE BLACK CLOTHS.
With pint of water mix a half ten.
spoonful of spirits of ammonia and 4
tablespoonful of alcohol. Apply with q
sponge, and, when necessary. use q nail
brush to cleanse thoroughly the soiled
|places. Sponge off with clear water and
hang to dry. This is good to restore shiny
and rusty goods and bring back their new
ness.
FRENCH LAUNDRY PROCESS.
A new laundry process in France is
thus described: One kilo 1.-TWO pounds)
of soap is reduced with little water 10 q
soft pap, which. having been slightly
warmed, is cooled in forty five litres (ten
gaiIons) of water, to which is added one
spoonful OF turpeusine oil and two spoon
fuls of ammonia; then the mixture is agi-
lated. The water 10 kept at tempera-
ture which may be borne by the hand.
In this solution are introduced the white
clothes, and they are left there two hours
before washing them in soap. taking care
in the meantime to cover the tub. The
soapy water may be warmed again and
used once more, but it will be necessary
to add half spoonful of turpentine and
another spoonful of ammonia, Once
washed In soap, the clothes are washed IN
warm water and the blue 10 applied. This
procfs 50, it IL obvious, spares much time,
much labor ssd fuel. On the other hand,
it gives to the clothes = whiteness much
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THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PuRlF!ER.,
HEH9AR.

1hts tncomparable DEPURAT7Yn
e go,rerf"t 1h1EKayIyE, TONIc. Df.
ENT, combining rirtmcs ,ohieL r. 80
It iaratuubte and neser- fniIino n remasr
tts continued use sriI horougIiy eras!I
Sgss az Ia. atsesses Of the blood. us ingSe-
ron, the proc"ets gathered from, remot.
EOyptinn Pr,cinces, and aricre rera :!
the s!i4htest faint oT disease in The s,. "
ILL., ss m ''eger rag az erecting Mat disease
tHrU"Dn Me neClune Of the skim "a, 90
zettin0 1t HrouG. the s,.nny and ror;o,,-
channels Of the body, MrseJy c1io,r Inv"
s Gma, amaeea' Forcing all the organs THO
e,ition. A reyy Jricf spnce of unc COR sc;1
dSmrnde cry pGf,e"t msi"9 it, Of its IN
ttre properties, - being, most u,sgue.tior.
aOtY, the rery acme Of snedicnt tTiu,nphs.
ana tie greatest discovery OF the Dresn"ss
age, an the treatment Of ccey,. Ii,onas
s ssI the blood itself is primarily tho
SCROFULA and the tAoe,sauh ond osa
causes thdt lead to This terrible oHiction,
o. rAfch al c;rti:zcd communities ere
eoDmtSa"t, J"r B'btic"i Truth hos assert
ed that Hse "Sins of he fathers sLon
cisit ercn Mnto the fhird Gnd fou,th Gen.
eratiOns.' and to EROk EN-IOT;N INN
ENfEEELED CCHSIIJJTEGN!g it il d
po,rerJnI rejnrenotor, cousiNy the s+reea
form If ,s"nhoo1.
For CUT4%IO Us JrSEfsTc. URN.
AIRY DI5GRDEE$, fO.TSTIE4GION or
~ EIt IND HIEEEY
ENLi..: I'm MY
OES DEBILIJI, KfEt IATISi..
I-fLiE.E tHLAGS, EpJ,
1KELlO uAzCts s4NCHA, st tFE-T,
EET ULC T. IL s. I5I-HALE TOM
PLANTS (cni to TIE Gcn.!c.' sec it is q
boon TOM sosiG't fer ty :srH. !tiyc, suseepI
t;ofe, and deisc"te ftsoie@, as ii takss
ALL FORMS az (5EEOAIC ElSEISf,
IN UKICK TIE T:LOGE Is THE SEdT
OF THE TECjEIy T.. it is inCt;yisatIc. 1
perseverance Nth IL 8 Teffso!I .c,N r2ra
= pOs:fire Gnd g2crE70ue13t carr Ter
CHILLs and FIE,Lit3 lA.3 at -L-.Lk-
kIAL PEiSGN.S,
thousands IF Tcst;"tc:ticl. Gttess tie
ruth of these c3nii5s.
Price, one Loi'';r, Il, large oo:t;c, or
'fc JottieS, s..
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The Gar.

The Russian Emperor is now in tn,
twenty.third year of his reign, and tn,
sixtieth of his age. His first concern
upon attaining the throne, vas to BRING
the Crimean war, which he had always
opposed, to q speedy end. lie coined DIS
purpose at.the cost Of some humiiatins,
but unavoidable concessions 10 the allieu
powers. He has rot abandoned Russia s
ancient policy Of territorial extension, but
his efforts have been mainly directed 70
the improvement IT his empire. The
grandest achieve 'ent of his reign, the
granjest ever achieved by any sovereign,
is the emancipation of the serfs. He
abolished serfdom throughout Russia by
Imperial ukase in 1861, and throughout
Poland IN 1864, carrying out the measures
in defiance Of the bitterest opposition,
showing courage and persistency equal
to that of Nicholas. Thirty millions of
people now thank the Gar Alexander II.
for deliverance from a thraIdom which
Lad enslayed them for two centuries and
. half.
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FITS, EPILEPSY,
Falling Sickness

Permanently Cl1s"ed-No HuMBro
by one months usage of DR.. Goulard 4
Celebrated lnfaIlible Fit Powders. IL
convince sufferers that these Powders will
do all we claim for them, we will send
them by mail, Free Trial Box. As DR..
Goulard is the only physician that has
ever made this disease special study, and
as to our knowledge thousands have been
permanently cured by the use of these
Powders. will guarantee q permanent
cure in every case. or refund you all the
money expended. An sufferers should
give these Powders an early trial, and be
convinced of their curative powers.
Price, for large box, S.. 90, or 4 boxe.
for $1,000, sent by mail to any part of the
United States or Canada on recent of
price, or by express. G. o. D. Address
[25lyI ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton Street, BROOKLYN. N. Y.
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[lY9 81.
- c--
GAS AAASDSs

GiS?ECE IS q arfs, s,nnfyy. md poet
ttre c'<'r t"T' That s,i;-st depressing cf oL-
menfs, chd " b.i~ f"p';ras Of tyent,.a fs:t ,ciU
restore tie oiGccttrc Irg".i5 10 tit"ir !,ris-
tine strength, 0;.1i fsgo3!c:c tic locating
action OF the sto.Anci. U,:G iR'cstiars. 2Ie
nervous irrit,.i mtg II t;'ero,y a:!d all
persons 2fHrsnitT q seirHfnyy tJe. IL
speedily a'en'ore:i tH this 0rfnt. The
stomach as restored +, Jtcrth GnG the key
note Of the sUstrhl er33i oIce ;nt! G s-ssDoGG
IN the perfOrHeGHr~ Of EGtor.
Price, ore Ooitar, -. large bottle, or
sta bottles. So,
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature
Of j. HAYDOCK, as agent for the United
States, surrounds escn box of Pills, and
Ointment. A handsome reward will be
given to any one rendering such intor-
nation as may lead to the detection OF
any party or parties counterfeitng the
medicines or vending the same. knowing
them to be SPURIOUS.
*x*Sold at the mandatory of Profess
sor Holloway & Co., New York. and by
all respectable druggists and dealers in
medicines throughout the CIVILIZED world,
in boxes at 25 cents, GO cents and 81. each
ca There is considerable s:S:~~ :
taking the larce-
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THE MINES,

Which are located on Clark's Fork, are
shown by developments to be the best
and richest in the country.
A road to the mines will be opened in .
ehort time from the Grow Agency, a dis
lance of only forty miles, which will en-
able us TO make connection with the Vel.
lowstone boats, putting the products OF
our mines at least one hundred miles
nearer market wagon transrortation) than
any other mines in the Territory. The
Company now offer for sale.
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0OPY YOUR LETTER.

MADE OF CHEMICAL PAPER. y
Quickly copies any writing WITHOUT
water, PRESS, or BRUSH. used A. ho,o.
library or Office, For ladies wishin~ ~
retain copies of letters, every bus;nes :.
man, eleIgymen, correspondent. travellers
!. Is lnvsl9able-sells At sight: Send S30C
ana we Will send 800 page Book. lette,
SIZE, ny MAIL paid to any address. W.
refer 70 any Commercial Agencs. Send
stamp Tor Agents Circular. EXCELSIOR
INFO; 20. l1O Dearborn ST., Chicago.
Ills. 5000 AGENTS wanted. @"'
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We have q remedy which not only act,
almost instantly, but will. remove the
largest tumors Of the parts (Pile.) by
absorption, and many who have received
not only benefit, but have been radically
cnred. have been assured (prior to using
this treasmens) by eminent surgeons that
tho ONLY relief they ever could expect iu
life. would be by an operation, aad re-
moving it or them from the body by q
procedure which necessitated the knife.
This remedy has been hailed with delight.
and is now prescribed by many practising
physicians, who are cognizantof its mer
its, as the
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|[&70AADE BY Agents in cities and
Olcoontry towns. Only necessary to
x1 snow samples to make sales and
k25 money. 1or any one out of employ.
4 nent and disp osed to work. Usct
lDAY naily by al business men. Send
sst.mP tor circular. with prices to
AM Kendall Building, Chicaao.
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BE AT T Y RZANOZ

O4sA"HO ~nO Uprl&0C.
ms instrument fs the most handsome
and best Piano ever before manufactnre,i
in this country or Europe, having the
greatest possible depth, richness q, d VOL
ume OF tone, combined with q rare brjlIian.
cy, clearness and perfect evenness through.
out the entire scale. and, above all, sur.
p1islng duration of sound, the power and
sympathetic quality of which never
changes under the most delicate or power
full touch. Space forbids q full descrin-
ton OF this magnificent instrument.
Agents discount given where I have no
agents. Remember you take no risk in
purchaatng one of these CELEBRATED
INSTRUMENTS. If, after five (5) days
test trial, 1t proves unsatisfactory, the
money you have paid will be refunded
upon return OF instrument, and freight
charges paid by me both ways. Pianos
Narrated tor six years. Address,
N--l1 ~
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Daniel E. Beatty.
o. Washington, New Jersey U. S. A.

g END 25c. 10 G. p. ROWELL q co
~ New York. for Pamphlet of 100 pages
LETS Of 5000 newspapers, and
estimates showing the cUst Of sdvertisins
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DANIEL +. BEATTY'S
ParlOr Organs.

These remarkable instruments possess
capacities for musical effects and express
sion never before attained, adapted for
Amateur AMI Professional, and an orna-
meDt In any parl0r. Excel in Quality of
Tone, Thorough Workmanship, Elsaut
Designs and Finish, and Wonderful Va.
riety Of their Coordination Solo Stops.
D6 Beautiful new Centennial STYLES
now ready. Address,
Daniel F. Beatty,
Washington. New Jersey II. A