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MISS VANDERBILT,

TUE ELEGANT TROUssEAu
prepared for Miss Vanderbilt has claimed 50
much public notice OF late that we have taken
special pains to lay the details Of 1t before our
readers, who may be glad to profit by the use
ful suggestions afforded by SO many tasteful
toilcttes. Several dressmakers have claimed
the credit Of making 1t, and various Journals
hare spoken OF it rs imported from Paris. The
latter 1umor arose from the fact that descrip-
tion Of the materials woven in Lyons for the
BRIDES dress was given In the Boar, and was
copied by the Paris correspondent OF the Len
don Queen. Although tue fabrics are neces-
sarfiy Partisan, Miss Vanderbilt did not import
her dresses, but preferred, with commeu1able
patriotism, to have them made By an American
modiste, Mrs. Connolly, whose fine styles are
frequently quoted in our columns. and through
whose courtesy ne we're allowed to inspect the
trousseau. The wedding-dress was the hand
soonest seen in New York since that OF Nellie
Grant, which was made by the same modiste. It
consisted Of an empress train and corsage Of
the richest brocaded white satin, with an apron
Of plain satin nearly covered With lace, pearl
and bouquets Of orange bios
SONS. The lace, said to be the finest Of its kind
eyer brought to this country, was point ap-
plique, bordered with round point, and orna-
mented With mcdallious Of point de Venice
The front Of tho brocaded corsage was round |
saist With wide belt formed OF tive satin |
'olds fastened by bouquet; the neck was high
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oonnets qean have row Of fringe falling over the
1ace-tr1mnlng. must not neglect to mention
"A. BEAUTIFUL NOVELTY
cIlaripe @ y bat lTa e Enep snape aqd garnture. This
son, Land so pretty is it that thint If m"st
nave borrowed some OF its beauty rom % ne
loFeiS lace OF its SPONSOR The ooe havs
most admired Is Of white plush. The hrin -
ratner broad, and at the left and little nortion
the front aud the remainder Of the h,i rrs o.
IN most graceful curve. The cro,r,, J., e"1ft
and may be at pleasure creased in the ro;J1h, ;3It
or caTclesslg and frreguarly indentcd. Tho
.iIln prlm Is eused BY cord Of whita chenille and
fal1s dnu f,;a ~ t9e lett, where it is upturnc
tnls fringe one catches glimpse Of cllfs1er
OIL o. PINK velvet gerantum blossoms viii, With
nark-green leaves. The crown fs handed "hsI
t;;.., ~ iolus OF moss.green plush and a bra1..
orna,, omn, nnw o. novsl arrangement ADDS further
most gracefully disposed is handsome tw,stnd d
snVer cord The general effect is most attract-
I'VE, and SO Charming is the shape. and sn ~
4uettlsnly becoming the hat that Il is already
III great demand, aud from under it many brieht
HounE ,aces beam aamjfnely at the far more
silver ae dn SonntfE Sponty Of lt and
b ataa 5 wonderful. Not only are there
DucRlcs,' clasps, fringcs, qu]ls, etc. hit thera
lre ehl balls and clusters OF foliage which |
an,aze one. Some OF these balls are round and
nat snoosh; Others are cut in facets and
careely Dc correctly styled balls, arc objone Or
= have seen right pretty gronn
silVer ones like this mingled with others SIN:
saF!| snapeor and OF that exquisite tint known
y s;,,;., ropns esg." Indeed, the caprices in
wear almost anything, and be hapny in thc
ellef that one is ain the fashion,, ' 1Ae
MATTE 3.
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ALONE.

! The son1 Thou has given me pines @ God.
For release from this weary thra!l,
As have the souls ofthe sorrowing since their light
Was dimmed BY the Eden~tafE.
The night falls around me with trcmulous moan;
The atats are vcsd I'm aione-uioue
The weird, wild note Of some boding bird
Startles the fearful night
As 1t shrinks with throbbing pulse OF pain:
The moou, from diatant hight,
Like dream Of hope, pulc and yam =
Like one who stands In saueu1ne field,
Where the dead in heaps lay piled.
Through tuc midnight hour, when the moons pala
1svciled By the tempest wild;
Nor can stay nor 20, but in hopeful dread
Waits return Of light to look on her dead
Thus felt that around me, stark and cold, =
Ay hopes III their white shronds slept;
Yet knew not hoSr drEnf KRg the deadlr calm
Ger which my sad heart went; q.
And tremblsd and walled as truths pure light
Gave me picture Of wo and h(isht-
shrink from the bitter drausht, de,s Christ,
Thou hast pressed TO my trembling lip4:
The rayless gloom OF the present night
Holds the coming day in eciipse.
With falling heart, and sonoinc moan,
And whitening hopes, aione--alone.
reach. Christi the arms o! faith
To the nromis= Thou hast gven,' -.
That the weary heart aud thorn pressed brow
Shall hnd rest and pence III lieaycn,
Where Is heard no nlure the bitter moan
Der hope deferred, Or ''afaae-3ioae.
Nuy. 70. 1877. MAGolE A. CoYsE+
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age, but the two things every man shriuks from
tackllng' unarned arc d rattlesnakc and 3
bulldog. However, Col. Barnes Instantly rush
eo forward and seized the caniuo demon by me
tnroat. Fortunately, the beasts fanss contain
ed more Of the chiId's dress than It's flesh and
by teoring the former, tho Other gentleman re-
leased the girl FROM her dangerous position. and.
1T Nth only bad looking flesh wound.
HE scene that followed was horri-
ply exciting. The douby .enraged dog
turncd with terrific snarls t2on tl,e
Golope3, who held him with both hands by the
throat. The animal weighed over fifty pounds,
and vas unusually powerful, and after an ex-
nausting struggle the Co.ons1, who is furtu-
na,ely an exceptionally strong man, found his
only ehauce was to hold tie dug bodily up from
tue hoor at arms length. Al. this time mes
seh@er bad been dispatched 70 obtain q pistol
from Alisslon-street saloon. there being none
among the hEstanders- At the critical moment
= 1nls arrived and. the nuzze being inserted into
Tue eur OF the foaming brute, his canine intel
!eet vas distributed rather unpleasantly over
tue Clothes Of the Spectators .i'@How: do YOU
ieti, Colonel!'' was asked as the dog stopncI
k1cking II feel" said the distinguished law
yer, as ne held up his sti!l cramped and liyid
bands, II 1eel like little brandy.' It is to be-
hoped he got it.
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THE DRUNKARD's REVERE,

Drunk, drunk, drunki o 'tfs fearful steht
To see me, beast1y drunk with rum, reel home ward
every night;
But what care II others sighf Ny wh1sky.is my
Cod: '
I'll worship and I'll drink 1t till I'm placed beneath
the sod.
Drunk, drunk, drunk! No dend Of He'll, I think.
Wielde half the power o'cs human souls a. doth
the demon Drink.
'Tis sad to know I've fallen 80 low; Jet whisky !
adore,
And III worship at its thy shrine 'till HES poor
play Ia 0|er."-
Once did hope to make my name respected anong
Meu,
And fairy Fancy in the air built 1oftr castlcs then:
But Hopes bright sun set long ago; I'm row DRINKS
Abject slave,
$50 whom Heaven should deny her God, and
Earth deny grave" ROBERT TuRxEr.
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L0NGtNGS.

| @ but to feel as used to feel.
! Like CLEAN OF vivid truth,
The Joy Of the Christmas teyefry,
| The song OF birds, and the nlciody
! Which abides in the heart Ut youth
To breathe the air Of the budding woods,
The scent OF the 11os5v sod;
To search meath the leaves for the trst sweet flower
Come to hail, it the Springtime, tho mighty poyel
And the tender care of God.
To see once more with childish eyes
The buttcrcups on the green;
TO walk once more with childish feet
The path where o'eghcad the brnuchrs meet,
With glimpse Of blue sky between.
To feel On my ehldhood's rosy cheek
The rush Of the Autumn-wind.
" hile thoughts romantic, could not speak
ufipffy mountains and sca-coasts bleak,
Come thronsluS on my mind;
While watched in the clouds the battles array,
And the charge OF se-ried hosts.
Till the dgures giguntfc, In colors gny
OF gold aud crimson. faded away
Into dim, impalpaole ghosts.
I felt not then t was prophecy
OF the years lived to see,
When the bullets whrr and the clash Of steel
Wrought havoc such Us war only can deal
And left int phantoms and tcurs for thu reu1.
Warm presence that used to be.
An Innocent child, to say once mora
Ny prayers at my mothers knee;
To lift my face, for her good night kiss,
TO the Light Of u saiutticr world than this
world OF beauty, and grace, aid bliss;
It would open the door to me:
4 world whose portals we're closed to mt
Years upon years ago.
On the graves OF those years rest like pail
The serc and wthered leAyes OF Fall
And the drift Of Winters snow:
Dead leaves OF my pride and vanity,
ANA foolish dreams Of fame
With SHOWS that have softly settled down,
Instead Of the lau1el's glossy crown
For proud and houorud name. /
Zone for aye is that "zealn Of Neyermore"
With Its towers and tur1ets fair;
j the sun1{sht's CLINT on spear and plume, |
On castle In the afr. LAURA EAnLE.
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over princess trained skirts, or skirts and TUNES

oyer princess trained skirts, or skirts and tuuic
west & Co., a4s Wabash avenue, !, have on er
Mbltlon and Tor safe 'schoGl Days" and othe,
rarIan and ceramic statuettcs BY celebrated
English makers, specially suitable for orna.
! mental attractive Christmas presents.
Christmas cards, to send as merry greeting
! to friends YOU cannot call upon, ore becoming
quite nopnaE IL th7 country They have beeo
pleasant and sensible holiday custom.
Gentlemen wishing appropriate tics, scarfs,
etc, for party wear should call upon 4. c. Gar
rabrant, 10Y Clark street, in Methodist Church
Block. This gentleman has particularly elc-
all kinds.
How would It now d. to reproduce "Nch,,-
chadnexzar's Fcast''t 4 tableau OF Louis Vail
eating grass in company with Texas stecrs
ought to draw. Chisholm and Daegy could
play the steers.
II the Endorsement Of Field, Letter &, t,o..
is Of any value, then Afr. John ". Norris. Virc.
President of the Dieboid Safe Company, certain
~ IS entitled to the front rank, us q renresenta
tiyc OF perfect security from fire and burglars,
we but q few days sincc noted the delivery of a
!arse fire-proof safe to Field Letter Il Co, for
their retail store at the Exposition Building.
and now VIC sec this firm purchasing from Afr'
Norris mammoth burglnr- proof safe, which has
been placed in their vaults at the wholesale de-
partlnent.
The Emerson binder, for Government wealth.
er REPORTS, and for scrap-books, is the latest
nsoyslty ,sn John r. Barrett & Co., bookbinders,
150 State street.
The Thursday Social Glass light grmnastic
and dancing) at Natatorium Hall may now be ]
considered fact, and those who have interest |
"a themselves in its behalf should send In their
names This week, as the invitations for the first
y meeting will be By special circular. Direct Ur.
". Jansen, Natatorium.
The hotel sociables, given at several Of onr
prominent eatayansartcs, have been amonr fhe
most Interesting features OF social seasons in
ae past Those in preparation for the present
'lnter promise to be equally entertaining.
New Workers. nrc putting their BOYS Into h,oh
ats because English boys wear high hats.
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A California Orators Affair With a Bull-
Dog.

San Frnnc1sco 4Se2rt- Litter.
4 eaneutnary red bulldog WAS one of the
most marked features at tho Bench Show, In
tue early part Of the week. So abnornally
savage was this creature that his food was ar
ways thrown to him from convenient distance,
and his drink pushed within his reach by means
Of long pole He was in 4 state OF sullen fuYy
from the moment tie arrived at the Pavilion, apH
made numerous lurjou5 attempts to break his
powerful chain and attack the other dogs md
the spectators. On Thursday afternoon, while
Col. ". II. L. Barnes was Standing about The
middle OF the hall, and explaining, doubtless,
failure to crate as advertised on the opening
night, terrible outcry was heart in the
direction OF the bulldog department. The 1
red dog referred to had, in some way. Slipped
Of Mr. Enos Rocklcv, the lumber mcr- |
chant, whom twas apparently tearing to pieces.
There was probably not one Of. the: group of |
gentlemen referred to lacking in physical cour-
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AT. sea-,

t'Sti1l waters run deep. !" Is provert old.
OF application human; ~
But mine u = sharper. cutting H4srn. -.
Deep waters stllt woman. -:.,:'
MANHOOD. November, 1877. 1xRor.
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Q but TO feel as used to feel,
Like CLEAN OF vivid truth,
The Joy Of the Christmas tcvetry,
The song OF birds. and the nlciotfy
Which abidrs in the heart Ut youth
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I
intelligence, able to talk politics, quote John
| Stuart Mill, anu ride III untamed horse, The
| marriage OF daughter Of Senator Withers has
] long been regular annual occurrence, but it
cannot Keep up much longer; there remain
only two unmarried.
occurs tue sentiment that I" the Lord does NOT
uespisc man because I,e wears shabby coat y
Ibis may be true, but 1t is undoubtedly a fact
that ones tellow.mcn are likely to think poorly
OF hlm' ana that f'e is pretty certain to think
poorly Of himself, unless he is crcditaI,v clad.
10 attire Lis patrons in handsome garments,
Styl1shlY made, OF the best imported material
has ever been the aim OF Chicago's fayorltc
draper and tailor, r. J. Walshe. How aumira-
bly, he has succeeded is shown by the large busi-
ness be does al his fine establishment in Nc
Vicker's Thcatre Building.
German Saving and National Bank dcpositors.
and ali others, will receive at n. ". Kimball's
piano warerooms, corner OF State aud Adams
streets; 80 worth o. ne" Ennsic BY asking for
Jules Berr's Latest Album Of Music, containing
forty gems, vocal and Instrumental, bound 10
cloth and gold, all for 81.
japanese wares are in great demand, and con-
slst mainly Of embroidered fans and screens,
ivory carved in lace patterns. lacquer work,
sanda.wood paper cutters and squares for
mounting as screens, OF red silk, embroidered
with gold and intcrmingled with fcather-work
SO as to form some odd-looking bird.
1hese days useful articles are preferable tn !
frivoitie5 for gitts therefore stylish oyercoat
or suit OF fine texture, for husband, son. or |
brother, Is most suitable. REGULAR custom work I
ohtainable at one-third less than elsewhere. at |
81 State street, Haryey's,
The lunch parlurs recently opened by G. 1. !
& Co. at No. 81 Washington street, /
opposite Gossage's, have proved as popular with |
adies. families, and others rs we had anticpat-
ID. There was positive need for q place of
Ills Kind; something which should be elegant
n its appointments, refined III its management.
md tempting in its spread Of good things; aud |
he Woodman establishment meets the ncces5i-
:. perfectly. Families desiring perfect bread.
axe, etc, for private or party use can be sup.
ied here admirably.
Perfect diamonds aud efTectige diamond SET
lu3 ean only be obtained of those who make
istlnct speciality OF thcm. They arc uuriyaird
eatuEcs of the business done By E. r. T. Shur-
3, 65 Clark street.
Washington merchants complain that their
lies III fancy dress goods are not SO large rs |
ctore tue Belknap affair. Society received q
lock from which it will take years to recover.
For flowers aud holiday decorations go to E.
T. Savage q Co., Il State street. Order early
Habit basqucs Of velvet, shaped very much /
te gentleman's swallow-talIed coat. With the ! >
asculine effect modified By profusaon OF | :
'ws, pleatinGs, aud other trimmings, are worn r
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

More are genuine unless The srgnatur,
ofJ. HAYDOCK. as agent for the United
States. surrounds each box of Pills. and
Ointment. A handsome reward will be
given to any one rendt ring such intor-
nation as may lead to the detection of
any party or parties cOunterf-ting che
medicines or vending the same. knowing
them to he spurious.
*x*Sold at the manufactorv of Profess
sor Holloway & Co.. New York. and by
all respectable druggists and dealers in
medicines throughout the civilized worl
in boxes at - cents. 60 cents and 81. each.
US There is considerable saving bv
taking the larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of
patents in every disorder are affixed to
each box.
Office. lie Liberty St, NY.
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THE ENEMY OF DISEASE
The FOE OF PAIN
To Man and Beast
Is the Grand Old
MUSTANG
LIN I'M EMIT

Which has stood the test Of 40 years.
There is no sore it will not heal. no lame
ness it will not cure, no ache, no pam,
that afflicts the human body. or the body
Of horse or other domestic animal, that
does not yield to its magic touch. A bot
tie costing 25 cts, 50 cts, or
81 90. has often saved the life OF a n"
man being and restored to life and use
fulness many valuable horse.
FOR MEN. 1T WILL CURE
Rheumatism, Burns, Scalds. Bruises, Outs.
Frost bites. Swelllnys, Contracted Cords,
Pain in the Back, Lumbago, Scia,lca,
Chi.blains, Strains, Stuff Joints, Sore
Nipples, Eruptions, Palms. Wounds
Ulcers.
FOR ANIMALS. 1T WILL CURE
Spayin. Calls and Sores, Swinny. Ring
Bone, Windgalls. Big Head, Poll Evil,
Humors and Sores. Lamrness. Swellings,
Scratches, Distemper, Stiffness. Strains,
Soreness, Open Sores.
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New York Cash Price List.

) Gallons. can ami box. 90
10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0U
20 50 half barrel. Is UO
10 - one harrel.."................ 30 OO
We have in stock. of our own rnanufac-
ture, roofing materials, etc., at the follow
ing low prices:
1000 rolls extra Rubber Roofing at 3 cts
per square foot, COR we Will furnish Rub
her Roofing, Nails, Caps, and Slate Paint
for an entire new roof, at cents per
square foot)
1000 rolls 2-plv Tarred Roofing Felt, at
II cents per square foot.
5000 rolls 3-p'y Tarrei Roofing Felt, at
q cents per square foot.
200 rolls Tarred Sheating, at cent per
square foot.
5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint. mixed
ready for use, on inside or outside work,
at 81 per gallon.
Send for sample card of colors. All
orders must be accompanied with the
money or satisfactory city references. No
goods shipped g. 0. D, unless express
charges are guaranteed.
Sample orders solicited.
N. Y. SLATE PAINT COMPANY,
1O2 & 1O4 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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A roof may be covered with very
CHEAP single. and by application of this
slate be made to last from 20 to % years.
Old roofs can b. patched and coated, look
ing much better, and lasting much longer
than new shingles without the slate, tor
One-Third the Cost Of ReshirgIing.
The expense of stating new shingles is
only about tb" cost of simply laying them.
The paint is FIRE-PROOF against sp rks
or fying embcrs, as nay be easy tested by
any one.
It Stops Every Leak,
and for tin or iron has no equal, rs 1t cx-
pands by teat. contracts by rold. and
NEVER CRACKS nor scales. Roofs covered
18th Tar Sheahing Felt can be made
water tight IT small expense, and pre-
served for many years.
This Slate Paint is
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
Two gallons will cover hundred square
feet OF Single roof, while on tin, iron,
felt, matched boards, or any smooth sur
face, from two quarts to one gallon are
required to 100 square feet o. surface, and
although The Paint has heavy bOhy 1t is
easily applied with a brush.
No Tar is Used in this Composition;
therefore il neither cracks in winter, nor
runs in summer.
On decayed shingles it fills up the holes
and por,,, and gives new substantial
roof that will last for years. CUKLED or
WARPED shingles il brings to their places.
AID keeps them there. 1t fills up all the
holes ia Felt roofs. stops the leaks-and
although slew drier. rain does not affect
it few hours after applying. As nearly
all paints that are black contain TAR be
sure you Obtain our genuine article, which
(for single roofs)is
Chocolate Color,
when first applied changing in about
month TO uniform slate color, and is to
all intents and purposes SLATE. On
Tin Roofs
our red color is usually preferred, as one
coat is equal to five of any orainsry paint.
For Brick Walls
our BRIGHT RED is the Only reliable Slate
Paint ever introduced that will ttfectually
prevent dampness from penetrating and
the plaster.
These paints are also largely used on
out-houses and fences, or as a printing
coat on fine buildings.
BRIGHT RED and ORANGE.
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FOR STOMACHS OUT OF ORDER.

No medicine viii! So effectuallv improve
the tom OF the stomach as these Pills;
they remove ali ac'dity Occ stoned either
ny lnlemperanct or improper diet. They
reach the liver and reduce it TO a healthy
action; they are wOnd. rfully efiicacious IN
cases OF spasnl-n fact they never fail IN
curing ali disorders of the liver and
stomach
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the bes,
Known in the worlh for The following
diseases: Ague, Asthma. Bilious Com
plants, Blotches on the Skin, Bowels
Consumption, Debility. Drorsy, Dysen
tly, Erysipelas. Female Irregularities.
Fevers OF all kinds, Fits, Gout. Headat he
Indigestion, defamation, Janndice. Liver
Complaints, Piis, Rheuma',sm. Reten-
ton Ut urine. Srr,fula or K,ng's Evil.
Sore Ihroat>. Some and Gravel, Tic
Oouloureaux. rumOrs. Ulcers. Worms of
all kinds. Weakm S. from any Cause, etc.
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CHR0M0S, 6. . agent; q; tn. See. .::

SOD; all the rev and t.k'ny ChrOmos -
Fails Of The Riine. On the Susquehanna.
Off Boston Light, Old Oak n Bucket,
White Mountains. Niagara Falls, New
port. Saratoga, Virgin Vrsta. BEATRICE
Snow Storm. American Fruit, Pier at
Calais. Passau On the Danube; also, bril-
liant Skill ChrOmos, on black or White
mounts, floral business cards. Sunday
School cards. staluary. notices. black
ground panels; also, frames and agents
suppl at vrry bottom prices. Parucu-
lars free. Illustrated Catalogue on re.
ceipt of stamp. s nd for $500 ou fit.
J. LATHAM & co 419 Washington St,
Boston, headquarters for For, ign and
American ChrnmOS
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LAND OFFICE MOTTO
NOTICE
L. s. LAND OFFICE,
BOIeitan. Montana.
DECENRER 10 lS16

Complaint having been enter Il as
Office by STEPHEN ID. PARsG
against WILLIAM &. WYATT. for So
doning his Homcs'sad Entry. MOI
dared April II. 1872. upon the W. J 81
F. I of Sec 'on 70 in Township |. 50
Of kaugc 5 East and ". J If n. +. !
Sc ion ) in Township , Stn'h If R
: Eas,, in Gal'atln CoubrA. M"u'anr 7
riforv. VIII Il View !" Ne a collation.
SAL cry: he SAL = Ar berel
srmmon d to arlP"-t q is Oiiire II ii
q - II t'ehruar., 81 Il > r'ock
NJ. "a respond and taen-tt ,'iaOu
concerning ~NiA l.sa mtnt.
DAVIS WI Ion / esle
J. V BOGEkT !:
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HoAoway's Pills
lnvaribly Gre the following diseases.
Disorder Of The Kidnevs.

In all diseases affecting these organs :,
whether they secrtle too much or too lit
tie Water; or whether they be atfi' a',d wi b
stone or gravel. or with aches aud palns
settled III the loins over the regions Of the
kidneys, these Pills should De taken &C :
cordihg to theprinte'i directions, and the
Ointment shUlid be well rubbed into the
small OF the lack ut bed time This treat.
ment will give almost Immediate relief
when all O,he. ID. ans haye failed.
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COSMOPOLITAN isLdij
ST. HOTELS
Con SOlidated q.
SCHWAB & ZIMMERMAN, Prop'rs.

Having fitted up this eleg nj fiji. proof
brick builGl q, Nos 81 and 80. NJ II s
Helena NJ. r.. will! op-,: the sam ct ur
before 25th of september, 1876 We nil
retain the ST Louis Hotel, usis the SANE.
for lodgings only. Will the tables VIII
De spread IN the Cosmopolitan. With tnis
new mOje of arrangement we can off r
ample accommodation to all til, travelling
public.
The rooms Will be k. pr til~'-cass in
every respect, and the tables supplied. a,
heretofore, with the very besl tn mark r
affords. In fact, it shall b. our end avn,
to make the CONSOLIDATED
The Best Hotel In Montana,
and charges reasonable.
n. B.-Visitors desiring to sop AT our
hotel will please call frs at the Cosmo-
politan. No. 81 and 80. Nam Street.