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If nbuhe eterr evening eisj''eeay
u VMkl every taneder awulg. faeis
tersdsAtseaesutalee, r.ettssett Veer., if
econeelss natter, oaieeaeraer-oj Vine aad
Untrssts. -.,..
Ttuu f ua p r.
op on sear Lb advaaee. 6j mail
09V7 per hteath, by carrier,
ee per wMk, by carrier
j ' ttuirHwuur.
SOS
is
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f ix months .laauaaie.
Txx weather Lmjtxoa alirti cold Ui.
brisk! snaking bat Mcir4iag.vt9 th
XsbrjUke City boomer,, othsrwiee known
as "The Liar," Jbiyv are-nowvniaking
60,000 trick par di in 'that progress
ive (I) city. TLe Los AngUes ud Baa
Diago'prevaricAtor could gt a ; pointer
if houldoxiljr visit tne "city" down
I? this disgraceful thing cUd
tion& courtesy,'-which allowed that eld
fraud Dave Turpi, a seat in tip .United
States, senate from Indiana whan ho .
honestly entitled to tha aama about aa
xench as neighbor Sherman is, Is not dis
countenanced and ' disregarded; . the
American hoBM -of Lords iriU heaf some
thing from their . respective . ataisa - that
will interest them very audi. Tha fact
"thait boodle millionaire who has bought
; his, wy to. the United States senate, al
tkdutrb. ha maT be iruiltv of a host of
crimes, is perfectly eligible to any office,
and should not be opposed by any fellow
member of the senate. 'is what is called
by the autocrats who have been clothed
with six brief years of power as "sensa
tion courtesy." It is this same ponder-
Aaa to monsxchial instincts that will
... .
. mak.AunrjBtentant rebel, an obscure
". fdnrth rasa' lawyer, prominent only in
'politic s jasfSes: in the highest court in
tha d,-an outrage that common de
cency fair plsy-jand patriotism. cries out
against. Let us'havefa ' JittJe - moro ;"of
busmsssf-. principles '. .. add' ' republican
v.isntnd a litUe.less of the . kid glove
'' "aristocratic methods in eur.naUonal leg
-Tun TreasurWv report shows that from
Mai', 18WT, to July '1887, the united
- ftetesl$ndpurc.$4tsM -or redeemed and".
'Vrtirect oiTaccpunt ot tn ainkxng tuna
i; : amauatad t t,5204t. N T. Mar.
' This, represents a ' debt payment of
. abont 140,000,000 a year. The SUv
.1 "fills thcsVpaynti'.ta nombus and ruin
' oui"".Thi4 is: thi - rdancratift -ajtSj
looking at the question. Certalnly .no
socb dbt 'payment has st&? -resulted
' from democratic policy. The payments
which ax baing mad new ara tliit fruits
of laws passed by the republicans when
they were in control of the legislative as
well as executive' branch of th govern
ment. Debt payments are being evaded
by the present administration aa, far as
it deres. Daring tha last administration
in which a democratic policy pievailed
not only was there no "enormous and
ruinous" payments of tha nation's in
debtedness, but tha debt was actually
increased from $29,000,000 in 1857 to
$65,000,000 a 1860. Tha credit of the
country, indeed, fell so! lew that only
abettt $18,000,000 of a 25, 000,000 loan
authorized to be raised could ba secured
in this country or Europe, although a
discount of about 11 per ..cent was al
lowed, and the lean itself bore interest at
6 per cent. Most sensible' persons will
agree- that tha policy which , would im
poverish the government and reduce its
credit in this manner was ; much ' more
"ruinous" than that which has made ita
credit the highest among the nations and
which permits it to snap ita gangers, fig
uratively speaking, at tha money chang
ers of either the old world or new.
Qfohe Democrat.
TBS SAIL ROAD COMMISSION.
The state railway cemmissipu which
has had an eye single the prosperity and
railway advantages of Lincoln, has again
been in sesssion. The force of hearing
complaints from over the staUhas again
gone threugh with, but unless it is some
thing leasati.Tnal nothing will . be done
except it will inure to the special benefit
of Lincoln. -
To note the acts of the board, a disin
terested observer would suppose it was
organized for the special bentfitef Lin
coln as against any other point in the
state.
A resolution was . adopted the other
day requesting the railroads ' to - reduce
; fa-e to 8 cents per mile;' this . to - the
Hbaij' way of thinking, is sensational
dap trap; 9 cents is lew enough at pres
ent. There is no public clamor for such
a reduction, it is simply a part of the
sensation of methods adopted to adver
tise the beard.
If we are net mistaken, this policy
will be followed up until the goose' that
laid the golden egg will be killed. The
railroads hare made Nebraska what she
is, or at least have been the prime factor
therein, and at this time to cripple or ex
act unMasenable things from the com
paajfcg 14 uaijsir, unjust, impolitic and
unwise.
The toUywjTfrvin h' Htiltoaf Ag$
shows ther uambtr of ml lee oi railroad
built in eich Ctaie ajad. Territory during
.ua jsariFTU . - . .
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ttovea raciQe atates 87 -
.vere
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42 of the 47 cUtes ToUl. . . .SS4 ' ' 12.724
For the purpose of comparison we re
print the following summary f track-
laying during each of tha twenty years
preceding 1887 :
TRACK LAIB SACK TSAS) FOB ZWWf TT TBABS.
Tar.
18S7
less
169
1S7
171
ISTi
1S7S
1S74
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' 'Oj SffKt l sbaia BMtlM.
The ahem battle afloat and ashore, whU
undoubtedly of great value In schooling on
cers and men in alertness and precision, can
scarcely be made sufficiently realistic to even
approach tha real thing.. Those who knew
what the torpedo and torpedo boat have done
in war must often have tnroii rurprtood to
learn hew small a part they are made to lake
in the aham battle, and wiU- And Jt hard to
nniiarataTifl why, in. all the ahem engkg
"aunts of recent years, the torpedo attack has'
been gravel y set down as beaten eft lath
nam battle it awe only to b nsnaesrj tu
pick up a torpedo boat out of ttwdackaaa)
long range with an etoctrie light s haveit
counted ont of the fight; but it is certain
that la war you ant destroy a torpedo beat
With a flash from a voltaie are light. -'"Is
:weuid ) keep right oa In ita course forth
era, and several were advancing from
dgeredtoeriaOBatBejpe would be far more
oatf for gunnatstheA lignt ha deed,
If only one get ftee aboartta&d. dtbaargsd
its . nroiectile. lin preservers . wwefcL like
a4pugh4be'ia greater demaaAevea than tfyA
'vur srench contemporary, Revuevde .Cay
alerie, sites' one instance of the'fatel "flt
ttam battle ezercaw has upon eatalrj" At
;aattleof Worth, (TaaPruesiaa. eawir
paign)a am all hodj of thelUgbth CuJrais
etanrand aUxth IeMQoecs,whils in retreat
front- Merahroun esa : suddealy upesvldhe
Thirteenth Galena (Fraesfaaljsajpereit a'
a abort dirts noe by more cavahjc,--.' Aeap-"
tain of tbe.Stehjth prahptiy' fepuiad upojf ba;
sbsb, theoheygf wouadad,aad.' thaaVeaeb
men dashed fsrward. ' 'But the ftruesbm cr
airy did not move,ae,tf determined' to" re
catve the shock at a standstill. fait Was so
nrisTportori that the fkaacanree, as it re-inemrWiriag-tbe
order of 'aham flght, draw in
their horaes 'at pistol' shot range. Neither
ataeUd anything. Bad a single man rnehsji
forward with the standard at this point, it
war certain a melee would have followed.
As it was, both side emptied revolvers asU
oarhi,nea, and the sVeaeamen, . casceverJig
they were vastly outnumbered, and (bat
there was nothing to Le- gained by Aghting
It costs en an average' more than twiee a
much to get a patent m Sigland en it does ai
eureouatrj.
There Is a strong
chronio invalid and a cracked ehia dish,
whleh is handled so carefully that it outlasts
many sound whole one, which by a single
Inadvertence Is dashed te atom. B. Jtfaxie
MaUer.
Who la Your Bant PrlanoV?
Tour stomach of course. Why? Be
cause if it is out or oroer you are
is of the most miserable crea
tures living. Give it a fair, honorable
chance and see if it is not the best friend
you have in the end. Doht't smoke in
tha morning. Don't drink in the morn
ing. If you must amoks and drink wait
until your stemache is through with
breakfast. Ton con drink more end
smoke more in the erening .and it -will
tell on you less. If your food ferments
and does hot digest right if you are
troubled with Heartburn, Dizziness of
the head, coming up of the food after
satin ((, Biliousness, Indigestion, er any
other trouble of the stomach, ' you had
best use Green's August Flower, as no
parson can use it without immediate re
lief.
Hon. H. W. Crasty,
The Statesman, Scholar and True
American, set an exampls worthy of re
flection for all True Americans. Healing
wounds that no methods except these
used by Heaps' Camphorated Arnica Salve
which is sold on its merits for" may use
that a salve can be used. No cure, no
pay. For sale by the roll wing drug
gist. Price 25c per box.
W. J. Wajuuoc
Motioe of
Sato Under
Chattel
Mortgago.
Aottce isbereev siren tost t vtrtse 01 a
chattel mortgage dated on tne Tta SLajr el See-
ibhi. iss7. a. .d dtuv nicd as a ;
Mas
emee ei toe coenty viers 01 eouutv, xe-
raitka, oa the istb day ef December, U87 and
executed by J- 0. Jtkm te Obersoaa a. evett
a Ce , to scsure the .Mfmat . ei-tae
umeXM0O.ee and uben wblcii tber to new
due the sum of ssos.02. Se'anit haTtag been
wade la tne payment of said sum. Yherefete
I ul ! tb rmsrty tbeceta described, vfct : j
Tb entire steok of stef s. tinware, aad shelf
ad heavy hardware end futures of the store
room. Ill situated te brisk bail diss em east
ball lot eight J block twenty-nuie US J U tbe
eit at fi&ttsmutli. At oubllc aaetfon at the
f rent deer of the above described store buildlas
lathe elty f FUttsseutn.oass eouaty.aesra
ka. on the and day ex January, lest, at the
bout of uao'eleska.BB.oissidday. .
SaajutA S. Arm Co .
W. 8. vrzsa. Agt. ana atty. awngagess.
ior jeertgsi
aUlw. Yar.
8.94 1877
: 1S7S
4.S1S U7
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S.S7S ISM
4.007 1SU
1,111 SS4
1.711 1SS9
2,712 lSSB
39rUT rXs C.:?, Cadsvatj ZZzJ
asrt favsSu Viae as X2k'
AaaaownrraltT5i
ka alas awn .fctooam aat bmc
way from Waajdngten square, expired the I
tollows: "WU, take my dos Qrip, tar
ample. Seylseatea mtcn tor aim to ngat
ssweAty-Har pounds, ue-nas -been aw
lac about tha tar eVcana: nothing but eat and
ueop zer aO or 'euat mnntti and is
XfumiT w, aaortwinoeaani iasy,aa wm as
eau rvHT0 pounds over weUbt.
to week at onoo 00 as to be
MMhr. tftttLnwMt bea-in alowlr. Svenr morn.
Jug Uere preasjasf , 1 ask Orlp ont and walk
asm sraWMjjMM 2uar haU a doxen
JsnSuea bjssedh4be back to th
smw.' With a roh'sowal igttrf him a good
ruh.dewnitod epoiBt-o.hi mouth, with a
el4yo4'''eMjsyn break
int.Tefeerally fcieee. Sf .rarit boaf. ' la the .
artanwen 1 gf him, aririthar- .two of- iimio-
J. Jl -11. ' -L'l i. jj . J J " ' k ..v
Qiviag aicatlw: timm, o'day argosuWtaiT-
' daya of ttds end Grip is foaling as
bright and chipper as you -pleaae. Then . th
walkS'tacecae m-t " 1 run.
Wjl add aom exorcise iu the. Jiouso.-' This
vaattaiaimcbmAb ball... Ill
Low vbu. 'i,rT.
.. ''Bate, Gripianda.Xe. leaY looking butt
oog came laxuy Crombenctaa bar. A-rub
ber ball, About hatf the aUe ojT.a basbaJl,,
mum mi wut W4 tat na ani TtVi
acreae na noor ana unp went aztcrsSv 71
vlekm it up and brought it to his master,
givins; it up with a. wag of the tail as natur
ally SS a well trainod astter. a.
Wa be is in ainiag I keep bim at that
work fir two er case aoars a day," ooa
Sbufel tbcip's owner, "besides the walking it
gets the Bash osTol bin and gives kin good
wind. ' After the training has gone on for a
couple ox weeks t jive aim long runs and
tUck ap en h waKifig. Sometimes TU hitch
sun ewwr a ugat wagon ana drive at a
smsttjeg Up Central park and back. He'U
mare it arcer two' or three trials without
turning a hair. .
"Another mtbsHs1 thing has to be looked
after, his grip. The waj this is cultivated is
ay talunga.nSbvr.crash towel and making
the dog bite i. The way that a bull dog will
hang en leapt lijtWagmarvetous. I can make
that one take iSsl and can drag him all
over tne place, er efett nit him off the floor
and carry him theleogth of the room, pro
viaed his law U in good condition and the
jttwet holds. Be gets anywhere from half
aiacur to two hours of this work every day,
bad after he has been at it for two or throe
hell hold en until you kill him or his
tells aim to let go.
."It generally fhfcos about a month to get a
dog like Oxip inte first cjess shape, and when
h is there hs is fif te neat for. a man's life."
A Dining Kea Xysteiy.
A gentZeman who was Invited out to dine
at a Delaware avahue residence- lately, ob-
eerved that the aandelier ever th dining
room table was of peculiar construction, so
tneA taereevas arttgwovarthe head of each
guest. The globes were of various colors,
aemaJsr, some red and some bine. "What
b the tshgeW ef having the glebes of different
eoterTifr gnojst avwl ot bis hostess. "Why,
-you sea," esdd abe when one gives a dinner
.at 'tsa erne may tavfea aom people whom on
PTXeSV aates. sew last Tussday I gave a
supper and i had. to invite two women whom
seesasa. jtnt A bad te mvtte them er some
et-; the' veung men I wared wouldn't come.
land sa'reveace oa iav faar hnsminn hnir
evar. IfbVesd eaeh of t ages two women under
en of those pale , blue lights at the Uble.
They're usually ooosidered besutiful women.
bus aader that Ugat: they, had .the - most
ghastly leek jou ereraaw. Taeyware per-
feat. OBaJrecrowa, . They seemsdrte save aged
iweaty rears the nvtautotaat they sat down.
The men noticed!, ef course, but they did
net divine what caused it. They were quite
taken abeok and awfully glum at Ant. But
anally on of them turned with neigh and
began talking tod real hoznatyrlittl thing
mat' was awrurg unaer a ruby colored light.
Why, she was perfectly charming under it.
Be you aae that waea l Want people to look
perfectly hideous I pot them under the blue
agate. It kills evssrthiag.'' The gentleman
looked up. .. Be was aader blue light Buf
fs is vnTansr.
' Xae aUeae Hand and in X.ft.
As I stead oa ths curb with an ac-
ecsnpllshed 'daatemist' the ether day he
offered te bet me that I could not teU which
was my right hand. I immediately held out
my rlgat hand for ' the wager. But he ob
jected. . Tie said be did not offer to bet me
that I could net show aim ray right hand, or
axtead aim my ngbt band, but that I could
not tell him which, was nrJght hand that
Vihat I could :aot describe it in words so
that one whenever heard of the distinction
we make between the right hand and tha left
would he able to find it. I thought that that
would be easy enough, also, until I thought it
aver, and then I bad t give it up.
bWd, the anatomist: "There are plenty of
criteria within the body which define its
place such as the heart, the liver and the
duodenum. - But on the outside of a perfectly
termed rmmnn bemg there la nothing to dis
tinguish the right hand from the left, and no
on can describe it in words so that an ignor
ant person can and it, if people were am-
bidaxtreus, and were not taught, from child- I
aoed, tones one or tneir bands more than
the other, it would bo almost Impossible for
tham to enow waicn is wnicu. 1 often think
of taw wheal hear any one say to some one i
whoa he wishes te, stigmatise as a fool that
he'tteU hisrlkhthand from his left,' as ,
2 do ate when I read that God said to Jonah
about It Ineveh, In which he said were 'more '
than six-eoore tnrmsaTid persons - that can not
AhWern between their right hand and their
Jen hand.' " Chicago Journal.1' "
A State Oeer Fark.
The state of New Terk fc about to embark
lathe eaterprise.ef raising and keening deer.
last year the legislature voted $5,000 for the
Btabaahment x a state deer park in the
CatakiU mountaias, and iwcentiy the forest
ooiamlSBtna deslgaated Frank C. Parker to
take the aattetln hand. Mr. Parker will ;
try to find two men who knew the habits of
deer, and with- tasnv tramp the Cat&kills to
find a suitable state paddock. When located j
and purchased .the ground wiD be fenced in j
and oSBrtt Will; then .be made to catch deer
and keep them in the paxa--ChJcago Herald.
Itrewlag Beesa aleetlag.
Ishmaa' with a missionary gpjjjt
an Sppeal to evsngaurato to pro-
vide
"ehUwlng room Tneettags," at which j
Who attend aheuid be raaairsd to wear
'Wi dress te go out todmner,
wl rtwM weneMress to reed tbe Bible to
fStfiarP Js Us erlgiaal thearjr.-Caicasa
Pattvssnear iusnevflleJ JT. C, get 4 7S
a pnrniA tat 4-laaans; root, which tne dig
sa sne weeae, xor azpercasta as tuns.
seit7elBCitaiarnTTWTion,froBi
wieBeinsir. It ksw never had e
A Coward at (aaeOsKvlUs Is Lec
fer ISIs Gallantry. .
' fiocte of the war veterans who '
of the Twelfth regiment were exehanging
ramlnacencee at tbe table. Uae of them
told this story: xWnen reaching the army .
Of tbe Potoowc as a recruit for the
New York regiment, twenty -five years ago.
just before Up Chancellors villa campaign, I
soon heard of a man in . my com
pany wbus notoriety for cowardice
bad made hiin a subject of many
Jests during his short service in the camp.
Plonty of men are bitten by foar upon going
into aotlou, but tnis fllow bad tbe rare
reputation of being an incurable poltroon,
aud the ' mere crock of a rifle had often
throVim him into flu so violent that two of
his comrades had to loave the ranks to keep
him in ordor. lie was with tha regimwnt at
Chaucellorsville on the right when we began
to exchange shots with the enomy in
xU4trtr, and he trembled so violently that he
SoulJaet handle his rifle.
.'A. JgMurTH6boi cannon that had been pulled
oa io a keon distance off, and that was
playing" dtv&dejbeudajgt game apart from the
Confederate f ores, threW a ball that struck
the ground just in front of him and scared
him out of his wits. Hs becama blind with
fright, broke from the ranks, took to his
heels, and, not knowing where to fly, ran di
rectly toward the bostue gun, wnicb was
mnnnaA Ly two old Virginia militiamen
in. gray,' wbo had undertaken to rend or their
stASo OittS service7 The two Virginians be
hind the ridge suddenly saw'the infuriated
Yank rush upon them, and, believiag him te
be followed by his regtment, took to flight, :
leaving their cannon behind them. Tbe pol
troon stood aghast for a moment alongside
the piece of artillery, which he had captured,
and almost simultaneously our regiment, by
a rapid advance and a few shots, drove back'
tbe company of rebels that had been lurking
in front, and we held the ground for the
time being.
But the wonderful deed of our comrade
who seued the enemy's gun had teen wit
nessed by the mounted general of our1 brigade,
who happened to be a relative of his, and
within forty-eight hours the fellow-who had
been the laughing stock of the regiment was
promoted for gallantry in the field. '.His sub
sequent rise was rapid, and wnez l tell you
that he afterward fell wounded at uettys-
bure. at the head of the rarixnent of which
he was te. command, and that the gray
bearded veteran himself, who now lives in
this city on his pension, usee only a spoonful
of wbitewosn in feinng tbe story, lust told,
you will admit that sometimes things are not
what they seem" Hew York oun.
"Going Out" with a Doctor.
"I remember," said Dr. Roscommon, who
read medicine in Chicaso somethlrtr Tears
ago, but who has been practicing in Iowa for
a great many years, "I remember one night
I passed te Chicago, and 4 don't think I
could forget it if I should lire to be a thou
sand years old. I was a young fellow and
had just begun to study medicine. One even
ing Dr. Freer asked me if I would like to go
out with him that night, and I said I would.
About midnight we accordingly went to a
saloon on North Clark street Coaler's, if I
remember right and got a good supper.
Then we started away in the doctor chaise,
one of those old fashioned, jigglety jogglety
things, and finally came to the city ceme-'
tery. After awhile we started for Rush Med
ical college, then on the north side, with the
corpse sitting up between us on&be seat.v The'
old chaise joggled so that we botn and- te put
our arms around tbe corpse to keep w cram
falling over. When we reached the college
we drove into tne alley at tne soutb of it and
bundled the body into the shaft, whence it
was to be hauled up to the dissecting room.
'The aoctor and I parted then, agreeing
to meet -at the college at 10 o'clock that
morning to give the body the necessary in
jection. I went Into the shaft below, and
le the body fast to one end of tbe rope
which hung down from a pulley, and the
doctor, on the floor above, haulwd away on
tha other end. When about half way up the
body stuck, and I went up and after .a good
deal of tuKKiug managed to loosen it. Final
ly, when we had drawn it to tbe dissecting
room and ripped open the sack in which it
was ""nan we found it was tbe body of a
man who bad died In the confluent stage of
small pox. What did we dot What could
we do! We buried the body that night te an
orchard on the west side, and the doctor took
his chaise off into the country and left it to
stand out all winter where nobody would go
it. That was my first experience in 'go-
tee out' with a doctor, and I dont think I
shall forget it. "Chicago News.
Lunacies Cured by Klnrtn .
The strange colony of lunatics at Gheel, in
the Belgian Com pine, has long engaged the
attention of specialists, and so satisfactory
has been Its working that duplicate of it
has lately been established. In these col
onies the lunatics are boarded out with the
inhabitants, live as members of tbe family,
assist in their work, and have liberty to move
about at will. The regularity and health ul
nessof the life led by the afflicted inhabitants
of Gheel restores a considerable proportion
of them to their right mind.
Gheel, however, is in the Flemish speaking
portion of Belgium, and it has of late years
been found that patients from the Walloon
country, who speak only French or the Wal
loon patois, were awkwardly placed, and
their recovery retarded by the absence of
ready means of communication with those
about them. The experiment was therefore
made of establishing a French speaking col
ony at Lieurneaux, in the Walloon country,
near Spa; and it baa been so successful that
It has now been placed upon a permanent
basis.
The cost of pauper lunatics to their com
munes does not exceed a franc a day. ei
ther at Gheel nor at Lieurneaux has it been
found that constant intercourse with luna
tics has increased the tendency toward insan
ity among the natives. St James' Gazette.
Superstitions ot Marlnars.
Ia speaking of the superstitions of mari
ners, Capt.-J. W. Hall, one of the oldest and
most experienced lake-faring men in Detroit,
said the other day: "Did you ever notice
that there is no vessel on the lakes named the
George Washington! The first vessel that
ever bore &at name
in 1S33. She went down during the saioo
yaar wish the loss of one Ufa. Another was
built about 1337, and in 183S foundered with
the loss of sixty-eight lives. The idea that
there is bad lade in the name has never been
overcome, and. I doubt whether yon could
new induce an underwriter so take a risk
anon a beat bearing that name" Detroit
Ft Frees.
Dsngn of lisw Pises ,
Xhare is nothing to hinder the bursting on
tha world of a naw pestilence at any moment
out of th unsanitary conditions ot mnssri of
beings. The germs of our worst
dreaded rilsnssns are not transmissible
through pure air. But in impure air
there are constantly going oa the crossings,
lelmnregnatlnns or hybridization of poison
germs that involve the possibility of new.
forms of diirsass worse than oar worst foes.
Olebe Democrat.
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MANUFACTURER OF AND
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DEALER IN TUK
Choicest Brands of Cigars,
including our
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' FULL. LINK OF
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roup, t Tost ilut, W ounds, etc., in tea Uuie t nan anp
other medicine on earth. Guaranteed, to Curs Rheu.ua
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either Cure, express prepaid. Address
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Trade supplied by Richardson Drug Co.,
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BOSTON MEAT MARKET,
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BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, POULTRY
We keep constantly on hand tbe
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SUGAR CURED MEATS,
SAUSAGE AND MINCE MEAT.
And everything to suit the demand our trade. Give us a trial,
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South Side Main Street,
lawReal Estate & Insurance
-OFFICES OF-
Windham
Mercantile Law and Real
lections made in all parts of the
Persons desiring the best of FI E
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FARM - INSURANCE
We have an exceedingly large
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through this office. Persons having property lor sale or exchange
will consult their best inteiests by listing the same with us-
in
The loveliest residence locality in
office for $150, in payments of one
two years; or $25 down, balauce in
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expense. Remember the place,
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For sale by all druggists. Beware of
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ine manufactured only by John O. Well
& Co., 8(J3 W. Madison St. Chicago, Its
Sold byW. .J Wat-rick.
lineet and freshest line of meats
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& Pavies.
Estate Litgation a specialty. Co.-
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old Phoenix, ot Hartford, ytna, of
anywhere, and the rates are as low
list of Realty for sale, both im
some of the most desirable resi-
j
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the city can be purchased at this
- third down, balance iu one and
monthly payments. Anyone de
they have in view the purchase of
will be driven to the Park free of
C: DAVIES.