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Dr, Pierce sFayorite Prescription

The term however, Is hut feeble expression
Of my high appreciation OF its value, ba'ed upH
my own RsI,onaI GoSert,eo ils nosit, r.
suits in the few special diseases lhriIe ~ 10 lnn
separate organism OF woman, slhGeh IL uue u
tile eli max or crOWntng gem Oh In
tive. safe. and efYectuM remedy for this el;tH
Of diseases, and one tnat will NJ all umcs an
under all circumstances, act klnlly anu III nai
mony with the laws which govern me leinAh'
system, am willing to stake nv ipnut;slloh hs :.
nhvsic}an. Nav, even more, so Confident am !.
that it will not disappolnt ne mos, ha sang ,1sas ,,
for any Of the ailments tor which rGc"9mrnvvtH:: aTvH:
that offer and sell it under A POsHIAvE
If beneficial enect ls no'
exUerlenceI by the time two-thirds OF me cor;
tents Of the bottle are used, WIN, on return y.
the BOTTLE two-thrds OF the medlclhe nv m,Stn
heen taken according to directions, ana inc cas
beng one for which recommend IT, pr"mpu
refund the money paid for it. Had not III
most perfect confidence IN its virtue cou'd IL,
offer it ~ DO under these conultions, pu' tnr nay
in Witnessed Its truly miraculous cures III thou,
sands Of eases, 1 feel Warranted anG
Derfectly safe in risking both my
population ana my money Oh Az
m erits.
The following are among those diseases III
which my Fayo!ite pTessmdiP aIe snd Win a ce,.
tanty never before attained bv any me1lci.o;;
Teucorrhpa, Excessive Flowing, raifi,u
| Monthly Periods, Suppression Wiei1 ~ dtH pr,
natural causes, Irregularities, Weak BACK r,"7 NS
inpsus, or falling Of the Uterus, Antevelslon aIa
R' Rctroversion, Bearing Down Sensations, Inc
nal nal Heat Nervous Depression. Debility yroS pe,,
nondency, Threatened Miscarriage, Chton,c ~;
fonpostion, Inflammation and Ulceratloh oi w T.o
Uterus, Impotency, Barrenness, or SterlllH, ~,
male Weakness, and very many other chromte rom,
diseases incident to woman not mentlohcu neie,
In ali affections of this NATURE my favorl.s
Prescription works cures-the marvei ca
the world, This medicine ! DO not eXtol as
c,'re.sll. but 1t admirably fulhlls sihsio.
ness Of purpose, being most pe,rle; pc, II.
snecinc in all chronic diseases OF the sexual sy I
tam Of woman. 1t will not disappolnt nor VII
II do harm, in any state or condition.
Those who desire further Information c, OF
these subjects can obtain 1t in THE PEoPLE's
CoMMoN SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER, ooo'
Of over 800 pages, sent, post-palu, on reoe
Of Sl,b0 II treats ninute'y OF tnose s.,a ussca
oeculiar to Females, and gives mucn vaiuan VA
rdvce in regard TO the management oi 'noS
affections. o>, sov,
nv ALL DRUGGISTS.
R.V. PIERCE, N. D, PTop'r,
BUFFALO, N: I
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pecs beheld m the opening vista of 6

pecs beheld m the opening vista Of
future. .,..r.-....--
Cathie tells hef father and me that she
intends to live with us always. We only
smile at this, which causes her color to
heighten little, for she knows we are
thinking Of Philip Aubrey, Vho, in her
opinion, is more than the peer of Frank
Chester, and almost, if not quite, equal to
her father. ......-i
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W0 NJ AM: !:

Bv an immense practice, extending through ?
seriod Of years, having within that time treh't
many thousand cases of those diseases pcciu| r
b woman, have been enabled to peIl't, =
most potent and agreeable medicine thtt lhe'
the indications presented by that class OF ul3-
eases with positive certainty and eXactness.
To designate this natural specific oompounI'
have named It
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EDUCATIONAL.
xrrLLANOVA COLLEGE,, DELAWAR
" lNIJNTY PENNSYLVANIA.

xYILLANOVA COLLEGE,, DELAWAR
v 1D;JNTY PENNSYLVANIA.
This instita l.. on. chartered with t1niver-
,ity Privileges is under the cnarge OF Gl'e
ASeustiniai, Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire t" MAKE
thorough Classical, >ctentlhc or rGomme;
,tal course, 1t is titratsd on me fennsyl'
oania Centlal kallroa eleven miles rom
Philadelphia Railroad statlon "no 1oh'
0ffice ON the College grounds.
Terms: Per session Of I'VE months, IN
advanceO $50.
For full particular. 8, send for catoloE"e'
Rev.T. A. MIDDLETON, D. D.,
| ,,-,ur President
COLLEGE,
rur NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE
SEPT. 8, 1877.
Both sexes are admitted 10 the College
Glasses.
There are Three Courses OF Study:
THE CLASSICAL.
1.-THE SCIENTIFIC 4 AGRICULTURAL.
Il THE LITERARY.
Tn addition to these . special course IN
r,tcn1tnre has been insti .uted The session
fof whish will open Nov. l, 1917 ana cl 'se
March 1878.
y Fur a Catalogue apply to
WIN, Il. PUR, ELL, Pres't,
,.a. fewark. J el.
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NOTICE..
1nstr,,ctions to Ladies Gratis.

All who are des'rrns to he heir
own dressmakers, would tird IT to 'nt,f
oSran,aoa to cali on Madau,c N"hWn''2
az nar temnorary residence ht7 Nh'DitN
Street where >ha viii ren"'n "' /"
tsm teyo az cutting garments tor adi'S and
children, al-e, shir 50 rgent'emtn' Sllr's s
~ sole cutting, b .stipg n, Il ilItin& one
~ ,tSs .hortest notice AID | west prices.
Van vii oniy call aud ia convinced. Ladies
vsnted to soliSis sdbscriptois. :.
escl1x
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/
Ia beneath life's Autumn
he one be near to bless
simple tendernessl
/ All tie Tear Rousd
|Pected Return
|vo cents 7" These words
len spoken involuntarilN
kvsn years old, who stood
kand. The low, plaintive,
her in which they we're
bny attention. I stopped,
saw the little girl, who
kfllly at the fruit. Her
pale, and had a look of
sorrow as to blot out all
kh ought always to lliu-
khijdhood.
b two cents, what wonld
b, my little gi:l?" | in
be Of those large, red ap,
:" she replied
you like one for yourself, [,
b." and the bare thought
|for herself, thus brought
kiustion, frightened with
b of gladness her large,
eyes. But then she
sick, and has been wish
10 much /. I can do with
i the largest and fairest o
bevcrol heavy lunches o:
bked the more delicious from
hrefully handled that 'thel:
remained undisturbed,
demanded. I shall neve
|of joyful surprise, whe1
d her apron as a receptaci
pty for the required pur
! the fruit. T.
all these ?" she said.
Ne in these two common
purtesy, but in her manne
em there was more tina
tell. There was decp-fe
!. I knew. also, that chor,
len touched by this simp
Which, for q single instar
pf glad music, only to mil
lselyes in the secret AL
le heart, caused by son
She turned to go.
Pt tell me your name
+ll'ams."
my own name, though
one, for certain reason
ested me.
ne," said I, "now that W
r name, if you will tc!l IL
should like to call and $
E name of the street $,
the first part of the W;
tion of my own home,
* by her side.
paid she, after a minut,
live at the same pla
Pmod to understand t
which this informati'
Bray she resumed. "tl
q poor woman, and ca
nly one of us with b
AN | am, and when she
"n living by helping NJ
a mother ?"
" long time ago aim!
femeluber."
ther ?"
at Sea more than q V
e such a cry, and turned
read the news of the sh
'1en, when night ca,
. sleep, we felt SO ba
1t We should never see h
'r sister lived together
fther went to sea ?"
/ money with Mrs. Br
care of us till he return
ply come back-he loved
\, nobody loves u.s."
pls | could see that her
Pat her eyes were full
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MEDICAL.

fjnf NIX.
: i :Rk!Zsssx.s'sSI;;s<: Zss.'s :;
,,s;;;;;isEr.Xw&a<XlNe ,;;E i \
SS g 9 SSssAeNeo't'sSs'' eo'' =.
Or sugar.Coated. Concentrated. Root
and Herbal Juice, Anti.RtliOus
GranuIes. THE "LlTTLE GIANT"
CATHARTIC, or Multum in Paryo
Physic.
The novelty Of mndern Medical, Chemical and
Pharmaceutical Science No use of any longc:
taking the large, repulsive, and nahseols pill! ;,
composed Of cheap crude, and bulky inTred !.
ents, whom we can, by 4 careful applienhhDf
chemical science, extract all the catharllc N
other medicinal properties from the most WI.
able roots and herbs, and concentrate them h,'
Inu sta rd seed that can be readily swallowed
~ those Of the most sensitive stomachs and fhs-
tiAious tasteA Each little PurNattve PellCS
represents, in most concentrated form, as m.ch
large pills found for sale in drug,shops. From
their wonderful cathartio power, in comparison
to their size, people who have not tried them arc
apt to suppose that they are harsh or , adast,c III
acave medicinal principles OF which they az,
com posed being 50 harmonized and modinett,
one Ly the others, a. to produce q mOsh
and tnGror sn;t yst fsniy
tai A,of,xy off hU
prietor Of these Pellets, TO any chemist who,
upon analysis, will tind in them any calomel OF
other forms Of mercury, mineral poison, or IN
furious drug.
BEING entirely, vegetable, no particulla1r
care y required While n.e asln al ~ e ey Re
or occupation. For Jaundi ice, HEADACHE
Const{ patio Impure BLOOD, Pain
In the Shoulders, TightMess OF tho
CHEST Dizziness, s1mI aa ,arao Ernc'anG, 4. 9.an
m outh, Bilious attacks, Pain In roe
giOn Of Kidney, Internal Fevsl,
BlOatsd feeling about StOmac h, ,hnsas
e r,ns. s!oGS oGTSn.oeiaSiiy Hififa ana
ant PurEatlve Pellets. In explanation 81
the remedial power OF my Purgative pelle.,
over so great variety Of diseases. wish to s..y
economy Is uni versal, not u gland OF
tissue escaping their sanatlye I'm,
press. Age does not impair the properties o.
! {hese Pellets. They are: sugar-cOatet and lll'
closed in glass bottlss their virtues being there
by preserved unimpaired for nhy lenxtsi OF LIME.
| in any climate, 30 that they are always lrcsn
and reliable. This Is not the case with tbos1
bills which are put up IN cheap wooder !, =. =;
pasteboard boxes. Recollect that for all Ills.
eases where . Laxative, Alteratiye, q;
purgative, k indicated, these little relIec,
will eye the most perfect satisfaction to all who
| lse them. Gay" ...' VI -.
They arc sold by all Druggistr ~
Is cents q bOttles - >'''
| Nv, PIERCE, n. D., Prop'r, =
BUFFALO, Z. Z
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NOTICE.
U. $. INTERNAL REVENUE.
SPECIAL TAXES,
MAY lsr, 1877, TO APRIL 3OrH, 1878.

tons $3.50, sss7, ssss, and 1888, require every per-
ment which renders him liable toa SPECIAL TAX,
To Procure and Place C~onspicuousIy in
. TAN denoting the payment Of said Special Tax
for the special Tax Year beginning May i, 1877, be-
fore commencing or continuing business after April
A return, as prescribed on Form Ii, is also re-
CURED by law of every person liable to Special Tax,
The Taxes embraced within the provisions of the
law above quoted are the following, viz:
Rectifers, 5000 m
dealers, retail liquor, % 90
Dealers. wholesale LIQUOR. 100 90
Dealers In malt liquors, retail, 20 90
D pesa:s : IN leaf tobacco, Is GO
A 1n ee en y" aei, of G lS excess 81 ,so o. 4 s'f' 'yo cents
Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 500
Manufacturers Of stills, 900
And for each still manufactured, 20 90
Ana for each worm manufactured, 90 90
manufacturers OF tobacco, 10 90
ManMfacturers OF cigars, 10 %
Peddlers of tobacco, first class (more than
Two horses or other animals), 80 90
Peadlers OF tobacco, second class 1.-TWO
horses or other animals), Is 90
Peddlers of tobacco, third class Zone horse
rcddlers Of tobacco fourth class ION foot
or public conyeyance), 10 90
Brewers of less than 500 barrels, so co
Brewers of 500 barrels or more, 100 90
Any person SO liable, who shall full to comply
with the foregoing requirements will be subject to
severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Special
Fuller. Collector of Internal Revenue ut Helena,
MOntana, and pay for and procure the Specials
is77, s sna Fl s5amp Fu thsy afss' N p5!Sr f May J.
Special-Tax Stamps will be transmitted by mail
only on receipt from the person or firm ordering the
same of specific directions SO to do. together with
the necessary postage stamps or the amount required
to pay the postage. The postage on one stamp il
three cents and on two stamps six cents. II It iy
desired that they be transmitted by registered mail,
ten cents additional should accompany the ~applica-
ton. GREEN b. RAUM.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, Washington, D..
C., January %, 1877.
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DUAL GRAND LODGES IN aEoR GA.

Notwithstanding all the ado made by
British representatives ut the r. w. G. L.,
about the poor negro, and the attempt to
throw dust into the eyes of the public, and
thus escape the criticism to which their real
motives would subject them, the truth is
daily becoming manifest that all the rum
pus was q mere pretext for ambitious sell
tishness, and that the poor negro was mere
~ a paw used in the game, MS the best that
could be played. There is no cry that can
go down better with the British public than
negro rights, and a nation that has taken
the noble stand on slavery could easily be
aroused and misled by any cry that the
rights OF the black man were in danger.
ANY of our readers, who have perused the
crushing and terrible experience by Brother
Hoyle, published in the Casket, can easily
see that all the blame rests with the seced-
ers. But in order to prove their utter hol-
lowness, we have pleasure in announcing
that the Dual Grand Lodge fer Georgia has
been fully and legally organized, and that
the negroes of that State are in flll posses
sion of the passwords, rituals, and all the
privileges of our noble Order, and In a very
short time we expect to hat ar
rangements are completed for the same
work in other Southern States. For this
noble and manly stand taken in Georgia, in
the face of opposition and prejudice, we
have especially to praise J. G. Tlrower,
G. w. C. Il. of Georgia, who has surmount-
ed all obstacles in carrying out his design.
Success TO the Dual Grand Lodge Of Geor--
pia.-Canada Caskst.
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|. 0. Of G, T

heware the bowl! though rich and bright
lts rubies FASH upon the light,
Al coils its depths beneath,
Whose lure is voc, whose sting i. death
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COLD water is refreshing to the lips.
WINE has destroyed many a lovely home.

hED noses and bloodshot eyes come of too
frequent indulgence in the social glass.
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STAR LODGE No. p was instituted by the
q. w. G. IT,, at Pony on the evening of the
3lst ult. There were twenty-four charter
members initiated. Bro. Jesse Armitage.
OF Gem of the Mountain Lodge, and Bro.
Carter, Lodge Deputy. of Fairview Lodge,
were in attendance and did much valuable
assistance in the work. The charter men,
bers consists of some of the very best and
most reliable ladies and gentlemen in the
new and f1ourishing camp, and we have no
hesitancy in predicting that Star Lodge
will grow in interest, strength and influence,
and that it will not let many weeks pass
without doubling its present membership,
The names of the charter members are
Geo. Byron, A. w. Paul, Miss Katie Willis,
Miss Mary Allen, A. f. Campbell, G. r.
Harper, /. N. Sloan, w. A. Reel, Miss Ma
ry II. Reel, j.. 7. Ingram, T. I. Jones, Mrs.
E. M. Reel, Mrs. Nellie E. White, Miss
Ida Stees, +. p. Rynder.
The following officers were duly elected
and installed for the current quarter:
Geo. Byron, w. G. r.; Miss Katie Willis,
w. V. T.; Il. L. Jones, w. Chap; J.T. In
gram, W.. s.; Miss Nellie White, w. A. s.;
I. r. Sloan, w. F. S.; Miss Ida Stees, w.
Treas; Geo. Sparrell, w. Marsh; Miss
Mary Reel, w. D. NJ; Miss Fannie Allen,
w. |. e.; James Allen, w. 0. G.; Eva M.
Reel, w. r. H. s.; Miss Mary Allen, w. l..
II. S.; G. r. Harper, l.. D.; A. w. Paul,
p. w. C. Il.
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1T is much better to walk the road Of life
WIN a hrm and steady steady step. than to
roll IN the dust by the waysidc, a slave to
ung%overnable appetite.
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Rob Roy,

Bright bay, four years old, Is 1-2 hands high and
weighs about 800 lbs. Sired by imported Fortune;
dame u fine Oregon mare. Will serve ut $40 the
seaaOn.
Mares not proving with foal can be returned the
following season. All bills must be settled mt the
time of service, or before the removal of mares.
Good pasture furnished at 81 per month, and care
taken Of stock; but all accidents and escapes at the
owners risk.
season commences May LIST and ends August list.
Youngsters to be seen at my ranch, and with many
of the principal stock-growers in this section of
country, are q sufficient guarantee of the superiority
Of these stations.
Horses and youngsters for sale.
JAMES MAULDIH,
ao-4m Watson, Boaverhead Co., NJ. T..
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IHE home of the temperate man is lighted
WIN the bright smiles of merry children and
happy wife.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

WHEN you meet an old friend don't try
to poison his happiness by inducing him to
drink with you.
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MANY an unfortunate father passes his
last penny over the counter for a drink,
while his hungry children, in a desolate,
miserable home, cry for bread.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

lie that drinks to drown his sorrows finds
only a temporary relief. When the effect
OF the wine has died away, sorrows return
greatly multiplied.
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SUMMONS
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF MEAGHER
COUNTY, TERRITORY OF MONTANA.
CHARLES T. RAIDER, Plaintrf,
MAzDoN Firz, Defendant.
The People of the Territory Of Montana send greet
ing to Mazdon Fitz, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the above named Plaintiff
in the Probate Court OF Meaghcr County, Territory
of Montana, and to answer the complaint filed
therein, within ten days exclusive of the day Of
servicc) after the service OH you of this summons
If served within this county; or, II served out Of
this county, but in this district, within twenty days;
fault will be taken against you, according to the
prayer Of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover the sum of
Four Hundred and Ninety Nine Dollars and Ihir-
ty-One Cents, alleged to be due from you to said
Plaintiff, for money paid, laid out and expended
for YOU, at your instance and request, and fnr
your benefit, ut Helena, Montana Territory, be-
tween the It'll day OF April, 1876, and the 1lth day
Of March, 1871.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, AS above
against you for the sum of Four Hundred and
Ninety-Ninc Dollars and Thirty-One Cents, with
interest and costs of suit.
Given under my hand and the Seal
49,, of the Probate Court of the County of
sEAL. Mcaghcr, Territory Of Montana. this
'' 18th day Of March, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seyenty-keven.
u. A. HAMPTON, Ciek.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-27
THE BONES or MONSTERS.
Wonderful discoveries In the Sandstone Rock
of CnInrmdo.

Prom NE Colorado Springs Gri,re
mature has borne strange children in her
day" saws Shakespeare. and he Is not far wrong
if we may Judge from some recent d discoveries
i'm tho rocks Of our uoighhOrhpOd. While pN-
ploring some rocks in the white Sandstone hog
buck Of the crctarcous pcrlod. near Morrison.
Boar crcek-thc same stratum a. at Colorado
Springs. u few yards west 81 "ld Colorado CIV
IA It were carved out In has relief on slab vi
sandstone II was 50 heavy That IT required two
mon to INT it. IL cirumicr nee was thirty
thrre inches We stood for some moments
looking in astonishm"nt at this prodigy. and
then hunted around for more roles. Presently
@NSybSyy W. n,a oI At R s iaet la ay'e h G
hone. resembling Hercules war club. tn
eng meath IT. num..r OF smaller NCrtchrW
were discovered. and ut the basc OF "a clil two
enormous fragments. reminding ono Of the
broken columns OF soma ancient temple. or
"a couple Of saw logs. lay on the ground. possi-
hly thigh bones. fifteen inches dinmctcr at the
huu end; and i'm the cllir above them was an
other fragment stitch sins. out Of the rock like tho
stump of "A tree With the help Of a -lodt..-
hammer and crnwhar tho rock was removed
around IT, and undcfEcath las, some ribs three
inchO- i'm diameter with other bones.
The rocks ia the vicinity wore full Of frag
large ZAP &C snud-ion" above IL and disclosed a
perfect -litu ldrr. nina and rrUnts. If another
somewhat smaller an ai. tn" I'M 'kness Of the
hOues aVcraA NIX about I'VE or SIX inches. THIS.
ll Ink a. il were like beautiful sculpture ON the
sandstone. W. succeeded IN removing exactly as
W. found H. Several smaller homes vt animals
of various sizes were dis 'overrd. hut ~ the sun
Was in~i sl ulug h'hud t1e mountains We de-
fred rlno.,Hs oHr PIN. . ,i NE follow ng
n.At morning W" succeeded IN bragg ug our
rrilt.o temporary sled down the elm To- the
village a WAGON lond of homes and dppositing
turu ia "a -hanty. preparatory % pack u4t M IA
o0 ia' PROT Marsh ul Yale College tor ilrn-
fnHuuun. Tile monster to whom a." bones boz
lun-sd could not have l"cn l'ss thuu sixty or
cvun eighty feet lons. Ia the elm ahoyc IN csc
hUn.- im.r.--. .u- Hr lDu,,s were found Naku-
- o. [ ff It-