IhE DAlLV TIimiSDAV NOVKMTJtiR 20
THE THIRD DAY'S TRIAL ,
Beta's ' Case still Before lie Court
CD Rcbnllal ,
TinAtRtiineiilM in bo Made In ttio
To llixj Vmtf AVItncsscs to
1'vnnitnotl
I'lH-i noon Session.
the thud < 3ny of the trial of Hahtu was
lojun ycstuidfti by the crots-t.xomlnalion
of the dofcndnut. Utfetulnn' . thought it
wrong thnt Leedor iiul Kautman should
have been iiidktu ; ! . Outside of IhU his
so-Ciillod threats inonnt nnthing ,
U O TESTIMONY.
Ho , together with Mr. Archibald , rppre-
edited the C dorado tmudstono tntorcats
iu this city. With refi'renco to the three
alleys iu question witness said that ho or
iginally hud the contract for paving them ,
but tluow It up ; believed they were
paved nibccqueutly with Sioux Falls
granite.
On croso-exatnintUion Tvitncts toatifir/1
that when hia company first took t ha
contract for paving the three alleys it
waanith the understanding that the city
was to bring the sllej'o ' to a grade and
would py extra fr the ovoihaul ngoi
dirt. Was hftcrwrardn notified thiatthc
city would not sgret to thij , and hc ice
the company refused to proceed iftth the
contract. NVitncsa'douitd that ho was
over told that utilosj hia comp'Ujy undertook
took the pavinc ; of throe a'jleja with
"Colorado sindstoiio , granite -was to be
'used. '
WILtlAM 1'ACK , CONTHACIOU ,
HotoBtlfied that Bohni hod been engaged
'to circulate tlto paving petition and wae
'to receive ten con to per yard for all work
done. Witnessed denied that ho had
over said toVIcBain that Belim nas
'councilman who might bo approached for
the purpose of bribery , or that he ( Mack
had ever poid Bohm money. Witness
alao testified that the erasure of B ohm's
nnmo from the record book , re
' * . ft ! / ferred to in Sshou's testimony of
ti'1 yesterday , hid been made at the request
of llttbbird , who had a civil suit pending
and dld'iiot care to hayo the book pro
duced in court as It stood. Witness kept
for his own private ueo a separate memo
randum book on which the Behm transac
tion had alao been recorded.
Hugh Murphy , contractor , testified U
having seen the original contract between
Behm and McBain & Co. Contract wa ,
v , ritten with an indelible pencil anc
signed by the company. Saw contract
once subsequently.
On cross examination witness dcnioc
that ho ever had any quarrel with Mr.
'McBain. Had , however had a falling out
with Uubbard. Witness was pressed t
rcirtho cjuso of his falling out with Hub
bard , and finally stated that it was because
cause Hubbard wanted him to go into
. onspiracy to defraud Contractor Sktlton
1 'therwiso ho hart no ill feeling towaid
McBain & Co.
Afternoon Session.
When court wes called at ii p. in. , Mr
ConiK'll stated that Got ) . C twin , ono ol
tha principal witnesses for the defendant
was not in the room. Permission was
given the defetuo by Judge Neville tc
cull him whenever ho should appear
The defense then called ( > en. O'Biici '
Gustavo Anderson , Ucrmnn K'jun'x.j.
C. S. Goodrich and C. W. Ambrose , whc
testcutitied that Behm's reputation foi
huntuty and integrity in tlna communitj
up to the tinding o ! this indictment had
alwayg been good.
HKUMAN KAVKN
waa next called. Witncas was once ii
the employment of Mr. Edhm to secure
E'gncra for Sioux Falls granite on How
nrd , Thhtcenlh and Ninth atrceta , it
September , 1883. On crot-n cxaminatioi
witness could not remember how muci
ho had been paid by Bohm tor his service
Behm represented himself to wltnoea at
bcicg llio ngout of the Sioux Falls granite
to secure signalmen for the pavements or
the city struots. Behm himeolf had paid
vritncEn in foil for his sorvico.
At this p > int the defence rested it
case.
-J JHN IS11ANT
was called on robuitiil for the state. Wir
ness is superintendent of the Barbci
Asphalt On. in this city. Behm ant
others went with nim to Wanhingtou ir
Februaiy , 1834 The whole city coiinoi )
nt that time , with the exception of Me
J ' ( < uckon , WAJ invited to go into the oaat ti
eeo Uio paveniont. lie paid the expense !
J of Mr. Bchui on the trip. Trio defend
am hid no need to bo out anything 01
th' tiip , hut leigH have spent sonu
IV uioiuy. Hi JIIKJW- nothing of Behm'f
* bs logout 8100 on the trip. On cross
I t'summation witness stated Behm had
I'ono nloiic , but thn Asphalt cimpan\
paid for hij ticlcit aud the other expense !
of hia journey.
CITY K.MI1NKKH 1IOSCWATI.K
vaiiH'Xt cilled to fjlvo the number ol
yards In each alley tliat lie ( Behm ) hac
s3ured for Sioux Fallj granite.
< ; w. iiui'iuiti ) nr.nuiT\i.
The written cintrc.ct waa given tc
I Bohin Jan ( Kb. In February the defendant I-
fondant caino to witness and stated that
no wanted the contract changed to the
name of Baldwin , hia business partner.
Behm stated he was afraid lie might get
.into . trouble , and on that account ho do-
, ired the change. Witness then made
the contract as desired by defendant ,
dating it back to Jan. Dili , The contract
nag reduced to writing on Behm's ro-
.quest. Ho cimo down in November ,
il-683 , and gave Bohm $175 as payment
1 , on throe alleys changed from sandstone
to granite. Behm caino to witness just
'before ' the lust grand jury met and asked
'for ' > monoy. Witness did not respond
nnd a suit waa brought the next day by
( Baldwin it Co. to recover 82,800 alleged
to bo duo from MoBim it Co , On cross-
examination witness said the 200 eont
to defendant was what ho coneidercd a
.bilbo.
, 'EfiTIMO\\ .
saw a nontxact in September
, ir October of 18811 , bu < was not curtain
i > 7 whom it was Bigueew It waa to the
.fjfect that defendant bhould have 10 eta.
per yard f > r ell turritory co-urod by him
Jui1 the Sioux iVolld granite jjivoinent
McOain won ogtin cillod to give uvl-
dence on fume qufHtionu of miiorim-
portance and wccdiomitsei1 without atat-
iiifif any thii > gn w ,
Comicilnihii Koray Witncu wr.t a
lucinbor of iho Idsr fra'iH jury , snd tlu'-1
liooL-0 of William Mi k t Cj. were put
liefors thkt body. Tu the items it. them
of payments to liefoudtnt , vritneta eu.l ho
had no knoi loHgt ) of \ hut nor for Lom
they v , cio , Ho alao nU < ed tb&t ht > dU
not kuoiv nl.o namu vaa err.tod from
( hctn
J. H. ihlihvio , IJ henV f.ys'oen ' i irt
rvic.j ef Ilcruuij li
i < v' " hero pdu'moe
1
The district attorney rctUfirU'd lliat he
had four nioro it'.eases to cill in rulnit-
tal and ilmt win-'jd rml the c e ,
Mi(8 > ] , lbblc t'oppMon loft Tueiday
Malinger C-ilnwayli'ft , for the tn t
'uy special cnr yesterday nilernoim ,
r.ightttn of Iho 'jUclwl StrocRulI ( atupany
ro stopping at theMetropolitan. .
Mrs. T. I'pii/ ' , who hwlwon VrnlHiR MM.
M , H. Mrauy , , left yo ; * nliiy fof 1 < o * .1 crony ,
her fuliiro home.
l.connrelV. . Colby , of I'ealrtco , Xtb. , 01:0
of the ] > rr jniiA'iit ctlniiiul InwjcMuf the Nl
braska b Ar. h in IhecHy ainniiR friend' .
Gi'0. Hitch , Weeping VTalnr , Ja . 1' rel ,
Vftloi .UIKS 1) ) . Audetson , Colunibi * , Robert
Mill n , Lincoln , JC R U. Hiv's , lllalr , Mr * .
O. T-hillips , l.in oln , Juhu Holier , 1 >
M Jim's , llngotio I'lngi ; : , Xirfolk , A , U. Johu <
jn , Chicago , nto at tha Motropolitaii.
Mr * . CUra lingers , of Dcadwood , Dakota ,
in Iu Um city , und ii otaylug with Mr. and
Mrs. I. N. Viorco. Sio ! is on her way to Hia
wntha , KHIHIV , to vi lt her mnthor , aud
1 Hkopptd In Umnhn to ace her friends , Mrs.
? liogora friands In thUcity , where the formerly
reslde-d , will ba ghul to loirn tint she his jmt
bc ii elt'oted superintendent of public Itntruc
linn in Dardwoud , on the ropnU cm ticket.
SL'ATK ,101'llMi * .
Klcctric lij hl'i now pierce the Rloainln ; ; nl
the Ntate c.ipitul.
- The olccttic lisht iiroject in ( Jrnnd Islauil
is likely to bt > nbmiloiiiiil until next spriiiR.
Holdri'RO is now the couuty seat of I'holps
county , having elonatcil u sitoauil ngrenl to
build n court ho.ise.
Andrew Juckon , n notoiinn thief ami
crook , waa rim down at Lincoln and Riyeu a
five year torni nt the pun.
A \iin i f coal WAS triick by n fanuur Jn
SauuderH comity while sinking a well. The
quality und qunutitv n .1 secret.
i Kov. Alox. Allen has rotigncd the pittornto
of St. James Kpiscopal church in Vceiuout , to
] accept a call from Holy Trinity church In
Lincoln.
A well known I'lntlsmouth deacon , a repub
lican stilwnrt was M ) badly nipped oa
tion bets that hid fnoml.s nro talkitiK ° f
lap aiouud thocontii u ion bj\.to hell ) him
out "whom the Lord loytth ho chnstenctli. ' '
William Winn was arrcstud in Grand Inland
Saturday for obtiuDitig goods under false pro-
tcnccH in Shelton Homo wt'eku ago , lilll
thought ho huld a Winning luml , but the
deputy shorilf held a "drawing pair" of nip
pers.
pers.John
John lionni-r , of I iticoln county , recently
lost tix head of Jersey cows from tno effect * of
eating Hinutty corn. Julm Itiirkholdcr , rut id-
,3 ing near Grand IshuJ , lost two cows , ami
farmer iu Adama county have lost cattle from
Iho s\uio c.uiso.
In an aifray at Wood Uiver last Thursday ,
Johuuy llritt , a citizen of that place , U.IH
. shot , pobably fatally. 'Iho tumble grew out
of n controversy about tha value of n chock
given for tome steers , aud t vo cow-boj'H
( ligurod coii8ilcuouily | in the affair.
Pied Hoeldf , piopiietor i > f the Grand Ibltud
Inilepiiiileiit , n.n tikoiitohniisi.f ! : t holpuuut ,
( Mi < s l.m.iio Spi'thmiui. Tha cPieiuony took
placa at ) the aniioiuici iiu-nt of thn elt-cli m of
Cleveland wingo 1 i.8 Ili htovcr the pri-iii ) s ,
and the joy of tlio former event u ill doubtless
conipciisxto fur the pauqH of the Litter.
D.nid Hhonnan , of Kltmvooel , Cuss county ,
who duappcaiul in Line In about the " 'h ' of
, September , has been hf.ltd fuim. lie U n w
nt SeneCit , La Silli-c nuty , tilmoij , wheio h"
, has bstn sick for four wcekn past with bruin
fever. It is Hiipposed thut hu was delir.ous
vthon Ii3 waueleitd away.
While the pi'ople vveio iPturning from the
\Vymoro r\tilic.itHin Saturday n teiiona run-
: owj-y took pi ice , in which two spiicg vvagotH
. were iljiuoh hcil und the peop'o ' b.ijly hurt.
Ono , JMrs. Anna L. Uittk-r , aed " / ycatf ,
was seriously itud perbupi fatally injuroit
abnut the head. Itanikg was the cuns-e of tliu
accident.
Apiant Irishman .it llmnboldt , shouted
uithjoj fortho plumeil kui ti * .mil victory i > i
tha early days of tin fiiiiit iinoertainty und
tarveel a map of 1'riii in cu the mug of a
JihiiiolanJurwIn objti ted.uudwas taken to.tha
cooler to neb ir up. About thrret o'clock the
> m\t moiLiug , he net ti n to the pen , a d
would iu nlll prjb.ibiliLy , li.ive cremated 1 iin-
self and a largo poitbn < > f t'ui ' city , if tha
mayor had nut gone to th i FCIIH , as several
; barrels of coal nilof wno 11 < < dlotrin clo o prox
, iniity to tlio tuilding oud soonwould huyobat'ii
iguitrf 1 , The wild uiidMivard iwliiiirer of
tnu p.umod knight now inedilulon upon thu
error of liN way i amid the quietude of the
count ) juil.
juil.A
A I-'KKAK OK DKVTM.
;
Tin' Jjllt'-Uki' ( Vpji.'ni'anco of
( "inpsc u l < ' irtiii lif Al'icr
Decease.
CINCINNATI , Ncvfiubur U ! , The caao
, ot Jacob Wubur , who died in Newport ,
Sunday , No\f. U , and w lumo roinaina uru
still iu the vault of thu Evergreen cemo
toty , b.ck of thut city , is the tulle u !
Newport. The deceased , while acting na
; marehdl in H republican torchlight pro
cosalon last weak , contracted n
cold which to all appearance terminated
fatally on Sunday , November 2 , nfter but
one week's illnebe. On the following
TuoEday , November 4 , the funeral took
place from SN Paul's German Lutheran
church , and the body in wooden ciakot
waa taken to the Evergreen comutery ,
thruo inilen back if Nun-port , and placet
in the vault with nlhbra yet nnburii'd.
; Liku nil caakcta of the prcnont day , thiu
ono had the Hit dbtuchtblo lid nt I hi
head of the cclln that on lomoval woula
give a view of the face through ( lie glues
- cover.
Youny Wehor ho wua but 23 hael
hosts of fricndB , ana nincu thu funeral ,
twelve days ago , mauy of them have paid
visits to the cemetery , where Sexton
Brown has kindly permitted them tc
again BCD the features. The parents ol
the young man went out daily. The lifelike
like appearance ef young Wobcr waa commented
mentod upon by every ono who went to the
cemetery. A Hush of health marked the
f co , and the lips retained the redness
common to thorn ia lifo. Not until yea
torday morning did It begin to fade , and
the aahy pallor of doutti sot in , accom
panied by discoloration of thu forehead
and tomplop. The bereaved father was
told in the morning by the oexton that ,
for obvious reaaona , to-day's look muat
bo thu
IlVUHII'C I'aiil I'ur ,
Dntroit Itee Press.
A well-known Detroit clorKyinan , WKJ !
haa one of the larijost con-jregatlons in
tovrii , as well an the Jur cat capacity to
! it > precii\lo a joke , relates tl.at ono day
list week he waa called 01 : to marry n
couple. Hie catrcbiem of tko prospeo-
tire bridegroom wa gatisfacUry and lie
thru turned hia attention to the lady.
"Uavo you over biu-ii munist ) ! " vua
mkod.
"Ves , isir "
"limbamldcad ? "
"Xo , blr "
"Ara jon divorced ? "
' X-no not cx'jot'v ' , but I run j in' as
guod ni ehvorrod J\fluuband \ | left mo.
md , ben'diM , wo utter paid the ininuttr
V imrryV ua.1 '
] ) : . A M fill ser , < > f D.VUQJ > rt , v in
ini'.f J BU'cu ' ji.st I-'i'l ty by licit/piny
i.j ' ( . ' -/r nuil.-'od tt au'.ijri > k ( , ia K MI
M < Vin Ju'i * lii , ai ( ' / if t , \ beii *
I. h. , I- ' n ; ud CluCO
HIS BROTHER'S FATF.
MK11. DC YciiiiE , Ihc San Francisco
Eflilor.MnrflEronsly/lssanltEu . / *
By Adolph Sprooklos of the Ha
waiian Sugar Syndicate ,
The Uatllo in tlto "Ohroniolo"
OouutiiK llooui ,
DaYoungTwicwShot , in the Arm
and Shoulder ,
Prompt and Bravo'Oafeusa of the
Office Attaches-
Tim ( ireut lliltinf SciitiUdly AVouiuIoil
anil JUrncntniisljSuveil l''i'oni
1 _ Donth S | )
UIH KAlKI ) DoY
SAN FHAXUSCO , Nmeml > > r ! ' . M. H , / |
YeitniJ , ' , piopriotorof the Chronicle , wis | 10f
nt f'lSO Ibis rvenlng by Adolph Sprt'cUt- , , „ „
of Clauj Spuclili" , Ihu Ilnvvninn tiigar king.
The shooting took plnco nt the business ollico
of the ClinmloK Spiocklon tired tvvicp , the
titst chut took effect iu his left arm , n little
above the olbiw , the second iu the left
shoulder. The shooting was the outuoma of
nn article published in the Chronicle last Sun
day morning respecting the affairs of the
Hawaiian Cotiiiuorcial Sugar company.
Sprcckles was nrroUod nnil tnkou to the sta
tion house.
I'AimouLAna OF THE SIIOOTI.VCI.
Mr. DoVoimg enloiod the business otlico ,
pijod into hi * private otlice to get sumo chil
dren'H book H which ho lia.l purchased , came
out again to eay somotliitig to ono of hlsclorks ,
when ho hoard Homo ono say , "Mr. UoYoung ,
I would like to eco you , " Ho turned and
a'niost before ho had time to locoxnuo tbo
parson who spoke , Speckles fired. The Imllo
fctruck him in the arm nbovo the elbow. Do
Young , who wni oncmnbt'iud with nn
overcoat nnd n bundle of children' ; )
books , dashed behind the high desk
with the intention of running from there to his
private uIlice. liuforo ho hid Ibno to do HO
Sprecklos lirul the second ( hot , which took of *
feet Ia his thoiMor. DoYoun ? then m.ido n
second dash for his private ollice , but in doing
so ha slipped and foil on the llonr , nml Sprock-
les lushed up and standing over him tired n
third i-hot. This bullut struck the children' *
looks. The chances ara lliit tin ) beaks suvod
his lifo. The instant that Sprcc'dea liu'd tlui
third thot , George W. Kineriton , nil nJvertin
ing clerk , grabbed n rovolvn' lying in nihawor
of one of the desks and tired at Spteckloi , hit
ting him iu the left arm , c.ui-iug only A Hlight
wound , lieforo Spiecltlci had time to lira
another shot .T , ( i. Chi'aley , the cathier ,
sprang from behind the railing , rci/.td Spreck-
liV revolver and prevented him ( ruin tuiug
it. While Ch ° Hloy was struggling with him ,
hvo ether cUiks rushed up nndoveipoweiod
Sp ecklcB A moment after a police oflhcr
rifhcd iu and nrrosted him and KinerHon , the
adveitbiEg elorlc who tired nt SpieekloF.
Both were tikon to the city pawn. Do
YOUUR was immodhtely removed iu a cjb to
his reudenco. The wound' , which at first
were believed Klight , proved on examination
more serious than mipposod , It was fun ml
that the first bullet had pasted within 02
sixteenth p.irt of nil inch of the sub-cl.ivical
arleiy , which if it h.ul been struck woiiltl
ha o canted him to bleed to death.
Fears are now entertained thit if Hiiponration
seta in the at lory may bcomo nlfouted. Do
Ycutig remained perfectly cool , and at the
present hour is roitiiv easy. Xo ether reason
forjlio shooting is assigned linn that already
scntud. Sprecklrs IK tAvonty-Heveu years ol
age. llo was released on 'J'S.COO bail , with
his father , Clan" Spiackla , as niiraty. Km *
son , the advertising clerk , was ii'loisod on n
fcl.OGO bail.
couiii ) < > \ < ; uovnit.
rilKSIO.NKl KINO Dlll.S NOT KM'KC r ANV IO
l.liM I HAMiliS UtOM IJIK PKMOtlUTIU Mil
e'l'IMION , 1HATW1II. INJUIIi : IIUSINK1S.
New York spocul to t'io I'hiladulphi.i I'reHs
Mr. Jay Gould sat in the cilice of W. ] ' . Con
nor & Co. , jCMterdny , nml dividiid his tlimi
bolwcon the examination of the rapidly
recording block iiiotntioiiii | , as they wi
marked by the instrum-nt , nnd light and
plen ant coini'wntioti with Mr. J'iankVoik ,
Mr. Cyrus W , Field , nnd IIH ! partners Messrs.
MoriBini and Connor. Ha t.tlPed without
reccrvo to t o lopirsontativo of 'J Ii3 I'rrss on
mattcrii of intcroit lo the public. I' fciiiiig
t ) the gonorul political hltmtion ho H.iiil :
" 1 thiuk there will bo au ImprjU'inoiit in
bust no H Tha damosratio phttnriii was not
HO | ironiiuirril ) on protection Millie lepnbli i
but a < the CJIIVIIHI v/cnt on it w.ts ovidnnt th it
if tln > ro h.ul bepn u chiinco to rn-wuln ttic
doinocratjc platforin It won ) I have bii'ii made
stront'er. "
"SVhat will bo the effect of Mr. tJJovflnr.d'a
admiiiiotritiuri on the liusinoiB iuttrfHtH of the
' "
countrj
' I believe that thu now nihiiinlbtrntion will
bu cotiscrviilivo. The democratic pirty I | < IM
possession of the country at low ubb , nnd the
now piAnldf nt will havi ) a gre-il opportunity
to build i p thu nutrriul interests of the union
and thus 'iiako a Rrcat inino for himself mid
tliu p-ilitiral organl/'i Inn be icprekpnt' . Mr.
Kindall und thu win of the jnrty ho repui
Merits uro ( juita as strong foi protection as the
most tntlnijiimtin ri'publi-an , 1 don't nntici-
palo much limitation of the tariff or change
which will Injnra llio iiiuniifactming intoroNts
of Iho connlry. "
1IIK Otm/KJK I OK Ill'HINKSS.
"What In the general outlook for busi
ness ? "
" 1 think goncr.il ] > w\nKra \ wjj | jinprVOl
Our people write from thu west that llmys
am iniitii bottrr imd will contlnuo to Improve ,
Our imports ate light and ournxporU uro no
libuvy that the halunco of trudo l in our
favor , mid wo are drawingcoutildcrublo ( juan
titii'Bof gold from Kranu ) and Jhiglnnd , 1'liis
HtaU ) of things is likely to continue. The
abrorptlon of ncmltlcH lias be en no graat hero
that them uio not oiiouxh left to um the money
ia circulation , and that is thu roanon why
IIIOUHV Iii a drug on tha market. Largo
amounts of stocks and bonds usually car-
iii-d by brokers have ti en taken up mid paid
'
for.
"Him do you repaid the tltuatmn UM to
mill' & < 1 corporal ! nut"
' The railroad bittiatlon tiirnr on tha Hvttli- !
merit of the trunk line diUicut.leu. I think
there I * KI > OI | f > tn * enough ninon ? Iho mutin
eers to H'Jjust ihi'Ir dilfiTiiicm. Thay always
mvi' dmio It hnri-toforc , und the * will do it
u tiii. In HXknl tu tlui lijjht tjutwe'en tliu
Now Y"ik Cunlral and \\Vit .Slmro , I um nut
nnch inlorincd , but It Is tu tlm inUid tif
, > .OSD onnujitud thut it bo notU/.d und 1
think liiay will tlmtily como ID tun o aimta-
bio urraii/i incut. "
" \Vlut i. ffoct will iln' Cidvun'o in mtt-
buiiiid eritii. ' ruU hive on the mnvi-r/ieul of
whaat ! "
"Unrwlipiit It' * gut t'i ( > inuvml uiiii uinr-
ko'.fd , aid 1 iju'i'ctliinlc His nrtteiit r t ) will
chick tha mmDiiivnt of it TJin tiventyfu'o.
Le.nt rttx , ) on Itmiiv , Id vi ry low , "
I'.N' v i \i n U' .
"Jfaio y.in MJtlil , > tu t.iy gljjiit L'mui , j
l'.i ' t * i
L'niui , ] ' . 'i n H < j fi ; < a'iy | nf > "Vl t' '
CJiHlitlur. Tim llioliri/ili it , \f \ n * rn. Iv !
Ii tuld ted im' ' vL > ' 11 Itt out 11 t' ' > v , ) '
s * n no reason \\\\j \ \ alter Iho 11 n ( Jnmiiry ,
ho to1" ! will not gtt Dick among Ihr dividend
iiy.r' . 1 dmi'i tlilnk the mrUitii ? if cm-
rr m 01 nuy 'action It will t V < - will Invo nnv
tfffct on Cm load. The ( ? ' ' ' " uf Iho prop
erly liu been wonderful. 'Hu1 stock fold nt
par > var ngo , and there I < iu > rcwon why it
* howl 1 not go there ngatn. " lu'r mitt of
Ui * rallnniN of this country irn nutting out
boudi tin-Union 1'acltio Is IOMCI d g Itnohli-
aliens of that diameter , llinn have juit
berui cillod In $1 , fOO(00 of lioul grant iMiulj ,
mid after injlng these four nnd nin bdf millions -
lions the compoiywlll havelH.lli (1,000 ( in
land grant tii'tos. which are unilim-nl ti pvy
the Sl.l.StilJlX ) nhikliig fund 8 PIT cent InmiH
which the InmU nr r > piclfic.Vlvi > hdRnl to re
deem , and they will bo rutirul. 1 hnrninpiny
hasten tnilli. in of rcrm of land lift , '
"How Is Wt' ti-rn Union ! "
" \Vcstern Union Is dolm ? wo'l ' , A pecu-
hrity of Hint properly is tint in linn's of ex-
cttrmunt. when ether budiiOMl * likely to lie
ilisturliul , Its loveitnes Incie.Kiv Diiiing llu
last ftw months wn have dmc an immense
A Ullllil'Al. AHVASTAOK IN 8WIKS
"How i * the Rtoc't nnrket going to net. '
"I look for a grndml ndvawMln tlm at
markot. It will probably bo a Iliu-tuntniK
market for niiuo time but the tendency will
bo HU the Mdo of iiniirovcinout. An oUdrnco
of wlntl think of thlngi I ha\o jmtlvniRht
1\OOJ ! tuns of ttsel rmta for iu < \ \rniV dc-
llxorv at current rates. Tint in irntcw my
oplnfon as to whether or nut bottom lias been
re.ichi'il. "
YOUNM MAN , Itl'JAO THIS.
T'wVoi.TAto JJKLT Uoill'AXt , of Marshall
? ? /'sf * ' 1 1 "onil their coli > br\ted KLEO
WttWMii , iu'fj..Tnlul olhor KUCTIIIO Ar
VlllO VdtTAli' " ; ( or thirty dayn , to mon
ri.lAve-o on tr a 1 t , with „ , , „ . „ „ , , ( i0biliiy
| ( young or olil- ) | ( , lllftnhowi ( nmi nl ) kindreJ
trnntiipH. Aliio for rhoaiuatlini , nuuralcln ,
paralysis , and many ether dnoa ) t > i , Complcto
roHtoritlon to health \Igor and manhood
gu irantoed. No risk inrurred , as thirty days'
trial is allowed. Write thorn at once for illus
trated pnmphlut , froo.
lr bl Mii to l > o
N' . Y. Coiumcici.il Advcitlier.
The United SUtos , in Us material
development , has bocoino , by llio in.- '
vance of the last ton yearn , the foremost
nation of all the parth. Our only real
rival ia Croat Uritnin , and wo anrpass
Great Britain In the amount of our
wealth or capital , Ju the amount cf our
iiicouiu or yearly earnings , in the product
of our mines , in the product of our
manufactures , aud in the product of our
carrying trade.
The wealth of the United Stntcn , as
given by the latest statisticians for 1880 ,
was § 17,000.000,000 ; that of Great Bri
tain about ? 15.000,000,000 , the yearly
income of the United States waa ovur § 7 ,
000,000,000 , that of Great Britain leaa
than JCi.OOO.OOO.OOO , the product of
aRriculturo in the United Stilus was § 2 , .
tiUO.000,000 , that of Great Britain § 1- ,
200,000OCOj , the mining of the United
Statoa yiolda SDGO.OOO.OOO , tlut of Great
Britain § 1125,000,000 , the manufiicturos
of thu United States produce yearly § 4 , .
100,000,000 thoao of Great Btium ? : ! , .
71)0,000,000 ) , and our carrying trade
amountn to $ S'10,000,000 while tlut of
Great Britain is but gS05OU > ,000. In
all theeo Industrial branches the rapidity
of our growth Is griuitor than that of
any cf the other nations.
But in ono rospjot , wo are n > t only
much behind Great Britain , but behind
Germany and oven France , and that Is
comimirco. The commerce uf Great
Britain is § 3 100,000,000 ; that cf Germ
any $1I20OUO ! , < JOO ; thit of Franco ? ! ,
CdJ.OOO.OOO ; while thit of the United
States la only $1,551,000,000. Surpa a
ing theao nations in all the other great do
I nrtmentB of work , IIB wo do in popula
tion and activity , wo follow them , largely
in the roar , in the mastery of the ucaa.
Uur aailoru , who wuro at out ) time report
ed to be the brat in the world , are out
donelby the Bailers of'thoUnitod Kingdom
of Germany nnd of France , and the Hags
of those nations are lloated where our
iLig is soldun aeon.
Iu view of thoao prodigious yet encour
aging facts , the party which controls the
government has two principal dutica lo
perform : first , to maintain the conditions
and policies , aa far as they can ba ascer
tained , which have led to our unexam
pled growth in all the great linen of pro
duction and exchange ; and , second , to
modify and road just those conditions and
policies , 80 far as it is poaaiblo to do it by
legislation , so as to bring the ono de
ficient and limping element , commerce ,
up to its proper proportions in regard to
the other elements Certainly that
school of tonouiiiita who maintain that
real and anbitantial national prosperity
requires an equable development of the
several concurrent functions of produc
tion , exchange and distribution , muat re
gard tlii as essential. No ono of the
tireat channels muat bo obstructed at the
cxpenaa of the othera , iu ono limb crip
pled or paralyzed that Is , permanently ,
in order that another timy swell. Ic in
tbu tak of statesmen they nay , to prj
servo the equilibrium by timely expedi
cute ; und indeed , PI their opinion , the
auprumu object of the Btiito itfiolf , after
the protection < f indiviiliul liberty , i to
preserve llio balance of llio great indua
trial and social forces. ( Juinmorco must ,
therefore , by their own showing bo
brought to its proper level.
V/liethor it will bu poesiblo , and how
far it will bo possible , to attain thoeo
endo that is , thu remucitation of com
merce and at thu sinio time the preserva
tion of our general induatiicB is a prob
lorn for the HtiitoRmaimhip of the future
to decide. It ia clear , from the very
great 11011 of our industrial development ,
that nothing should bu undertaken In
haitn , or without the mo it cartful ficruti
ny of the probable ollocts of any change
At the same llino that gruatneaj would
auem to bu no firmly established that we
are not to doubt of its continued stability
or to bu afraid that it is going to bo top
pled over by a niory "wind of doctrine. "
NVo have grown so strong by ineana of the
freedom of our institutions , the masses
Uio people have developed so lively and
massive a power , because their onorgien
na vo l)3on left free to expand , that they
may well hold thoinsolves capable of fac
ing nl must any enemy , on the broad fielder
or on the ucuan if you will , of the world's
great Imttlo of civilisation.
COIlIll HlBIIII | | H
ii Timuj.
The adopted daughter of a North
Carolina fanner ran away and returned to
the family hovel on the mountain. A
neighbor looking for her itray cows came
across her standing in the door , und
accepted an invitation to enter. Looking
around at the squalor and filth , she said ;
"J don't BUO , Stllio , what made jou
leave them good folks , where overytblrg
was f < > nice and neat. " "Wa'al , " win
the reply , "you s-jo , I was just gorged
with noatncus. "
The liit of goads canned Inn been en
larged by n company i-i St. Louie , which
lias b'guu einning i-ggs. A factory hu
ln : n erected , and IH nnv in operation ,
where they will uan 1,000,000 do/.Bii un-
nimlly. The t'/g ( are put through eoino
mrt of nrucean by which tlsoolk r.i.d
while ani nopar.Udtl from the hhtlld , au 1
-hw fubuancn ji Ihon drifd and e-unu'l
Jnu te'Mp'iunful ia siid ' ) buoiiusl l < ioi u
'i'K , nnd it in wirriiiilu < to keep frtrb J I i
cr thr e jeuiu. t
i
T/joro / were 2iV uvuin \
f i lha jcai i ndin , { ( j"u/ > r i , f vl
' ir t"jj jrero ncci \-ht\l '
OUSTER COUNTY ,
Miiiiiilanco "I Vanning nnil l' vturo
linnil Tim Husli uf Intlut
Hunter *
THK P.KK.
Ouster county , Nob. , No
vember 18. Since my last letter to the
BI-.K , written some time lnco , your cor-
rospoudent has traveled extensively
Ihrouglt this slate and Ouster county , and
has not been cinvlnecd in the least that
any portion equals this ns u f.um pri
lacing section. 1 he land ia ivoro level
ind , of cours , easier worked. The soil
a belter , and as a cnninuunico ii thick
lier nettled than any ether portirn. The
county has an ntea of " V)1 ) ! milo , and ia
Jt nnlia eist aud west by 18 miles noith
and aouth. The principal towns are
Itrokcn l < nwtho o unity seat ) . \Voatir-
villo , Walwotth and Sargent.Valworth
is n new town , with excellent prospects ,
recently started , 10 miles west
of this point and but thn-o miles west of
the old West Union poitotlico , which is
to bo abolished. Hero ia a grand open
ing for active business men , ns the coun
try about is TTell settled and the null of
the best quality. Knowing ouos say that
this teen wan started for the purpose of
catching the county-seat for this quarter
of the county Is much talked up and wo
presume It will ba made at no distant
day. Tholoullng npirit of the above
now town is Win. LI. 1'redmoro , to whom
1 o\\\ refer all that are looking for a good
location.
Cuater county is very badly misrepre
sented and misunderstood by a ninj > rlty
of your readers. It ia true that it M
quite hilly , but the hilla possess the best
soil , nnd many of the oldest settlers , who
had the choice of the hills aiidvallejs
aliko. took the hill l.uul in preference ,
and from my o\rn \ observation I believe
they will be most lasting aud most pro
ductive. Siul corn averages twenty to
twenty-live bushels to the acre , and vcgo
tables grow about' well on aod aa on
old land. So , while many think these
liilla are barren , worthless heaps of Band
thoao that live hero consider them tht
best land they have , and are growing al
kinds of grain , etc. , to as good advantage
aa are grown in any portion of the state.
This is a great stock raising countrj
and situated on the banku of the rapidly
flowing and pure water of the Middk
LQUP are numo cattle ranches of note
Situated at the head of the stream , 10 (
miles above this point , is the "Stun
ranch. " This ranch comprises thonnandn
of acres , and has from 14,000 to 10,000
head of cattle and 500 head of horaen
They stacked this eummcr about i,00 ! (
Ions of hay. Wo recently passed throug !
their pasture , which is 155 miles from oaal
to went and 110 milea from north to south
and la well fenced. Between thirty am
forty men are employed constantly at this
ranch. The next much bulow is tin
O'KniiP , with 200 head ; the Farley Bro ?
with : ! 00 head , llio 0. O. D. ranch , will
500 head , mid so on down to Sirgont
with liorda ranging from 100 to POO head.
Timothy and bine gnisti in thij vicinity
have 11 airiahed far beyond the moat sanguine
guino expectations of the credulous en
thuaiusts.
O-itBjield from liO to ! > 0 bushels per
aero. Millet , rye , etc. , all tloutiah hero
while boana do extra well. Aa rcgirda
wheat , this country is nnd has , for nnny
years , boon exporting. The B. it M
railroad is expected up this riuh vnllnj
before many mouths , and then tlii
thousands of farmers will rejoice , It id
both a surprise nnd wonder , considering
the thousands of cattle to bu shipped , the
advanced state of the satllomeiit of the
country nnd thu eaBo with which a rail
road could bo built , that there has not
been a railroad up here long
long ago. As it IH , the first road will
strike a bonanzt. Lot all thoao who
want pure water , a healthy climate , tich
soil , good society , and a homo of their
own , como to Ouster county. J. W.
'Ihomaa , banker , of Sirgent , Neb , , can
give you all the reliable information
you may dealre.
CIH.ONII : ,
AKJ'KIl 'J
At Ohamboraburg , IV , Luther Catlln ,
over ono hundred yonra old , cast hia
twentieth presidential vote. A largo
number of citi/.uiiH , men if all parties
wont out in c.irriugus fo the old gentle
man's home , HOIIIO two miles from town
nnd escorted him to the polla headed by
the Alontroao Cornet U.ind. In the
same ciirMgo with " 10 conlonarian rode
luliiifi , hia neil , nged ueve-n'y three yearn ,
Henry C.itlm , his grand aoo , niicd twenty
three yo.ufl . , nnd Chirle , Kuoler , IIIH
gro.iUgrand won ngeid twenty-one years.
All voted for Jainou O. liluine.
( Jiivornor Clovel.ind has re > o ivod the
elaborate gavel made last winter for pre
sentation to the democratic candidate for
tlio presidency. It ia composed eif
prilnieitto wooel from Smlh C.uolina , a
bit of the Charter Oak , and fragments
from L ncoln'fl log cabin , from llio old
elm of Huston Common , and from the
lurch Cianornl I'atnain carried into thu
wolf'a den , piilrilied wood from Washing
ton's tomb , and iimrblo from the Kninin
U tuple of Julius f tninr.
Under the present Vonnonl law aMA
MAvott'H \ wherever he happens to bo
on election day. Thus , .Senator Kl-
niutida making a Hying trip from Wash
ington , deposited Ina billet at the first
railroad elation in Vermont , which hap
pened to be lleniiingtpn , instead of joins
on to hii home , Burlington. If there
waa auch a law in Pennsylvania , for In-
ntnnce , there would not be a democratic
congressman from the state. The republicans -
publicans would happen to bo in thu
close districts on election day.
A alnguhroloctlon } bet was made at
Norwich , Conn. As Cleveland la elected
William Hartley in to furnish a barouche
ilrawn by a yoke of oxen , harnosacd with
Williumantio thread , over a line of march
comprising the principal streets of Iho
city. Had Blame won Kiank S. Stuart
was to pay for the turnout , The princi
pala in the wager , with two mvlti-d
quests , are to occupy nuats in the
barouche.
At Now Haven one election lint culls
For the loser to black his opponent ! booln
twice each wuolc fur u m mth. Anotl er
calls for tlio loaer to m&ko hid uui ht
ci | < iul to that of the winner , the prw u > ,
dillurcnco beii'g forty oifjht puunds. 'Jhi
inoit idiotic wnger of thu cnniptign was
made at Jlridije-porl , Conn , lhe _ hrer
Ijeiug compeillesd toiihave oil Inn whUki rn ,
iiair and eyebrows.
Henry Sohmulbi < h , ihuloidinij brewer
f Wheeling W. V.i , nfn.e.d ; with the
pruoidont of > lu > I' < lrn Otovo motor line iu
lour If CliWflaud ii tiluoU'tl the tut
Tin t'i tup l.UGO ketiu if bin i ti.ill
lur'-i in Ciito of h' ' dtfwJit the nnt i
line it t i li ml pi iacuii' fri'u to HornbiouK
purk any d y K iluiiuilnuh dlreciH.
A ( luiondiiit Houi > t"ii inin in t ! ,
BLO < IJ J. ' UiMUIIU ll .llr.c i I. ' U d < J
fUll'I ' J . / NllljiU fi" > VS .ID JiHII.f !
' > ! ' ' ' . I1 ! * r" 'U ' ' ' l > i l"ll
Mirhnd llalin. Well , the Irish
rootlng for Mike , the Germans are
rcttlrg for Hslin , nnl the rentiblicnus are
otiitg for their uiinliduo. Il.ihu WAS
loctcil.
There is qu'te a joke on
'ot , of't nnsylvanla , thr >
iiembar of tlio IIUIHJ nu.l oeorotr.iv of the
k'tnoerntla r > i g'csslonal eonunittan , Ho
went homo to vote for Ciovihnd , Hr
und upon nni i u'tlinro thnt hn c nld
tot e st 1 > B lnllvit b.\iuve 1u > ] Md ml
iii ! iio tax- & .
A cW y . in M * 'i.h ! * ! d Ut-
uluoil th it ho would ivil veto f > T M line
" 1' . s > ho c'i < from thu hind of
the Mritih' , iLpnb.icau Uu.ut the liamri
Blaine aud Licm and voted the rest
if It , iuoludin , ' the fourteen prrsidou'ial '
olcctuM who will cut the vote of Minsa-
chuaelts fur Bhino.
0. M. Brown nnd William 1'iven , of
alt Lake City , bet on the national oloo-
.ion , the loser to take a hand organ and
turnkey and phy on four dltlorent < " ) r-
ipra In llio oily , taking up a collection
'or oharitablo purponcs. Li\en but on
Blaine.
Alderman Wailo , win was chairman of
the canvassing board in Now York City ,
signed his name to 8 2U ( > poll sheets dur
ing thu live daja' tojaion of the howl.
llo Ins eorlaiu'y ' earned "rcccguitiuu" by
Iho new ai'iniuistratlon.
IJa-ly returns gave the republican c\u-
ilid it i for governor in Now Hampshire a
lilurallly onlyand throw the election into
the hgislature , but nearly cotnploto re-
turua place him ab nit oOO votes ahead of
nil his competitors
It U a common opinion in the region
I ) Ing between the Ohio river and Like
Erie tint the republican party might have
known it would bu defeated when it
stopped nominating Ohio men for prcsl
pout.
pout.Thero
There are on the chock lists of Uochcs
tor , N. H , as the registry ia called in
that Rtato , the names of elxty-two aged
voters which have been recorded there
over since the presidential election o !
1810.
In a total of 57,000 votoa the republi
otn Iocs in Vermont is 5,000 , showing al
, moat the same proportion of defection a
exlatid in Brooklyn , N. Y. , ono of the
hotbeds of mugwumpism.
In round numbers there were -100,00
. votes palled in Michigan at the late elec
tion. Uf these Blaine received l'lOOC )
Olevohnd 110,000 , Butler -10,000 , an
St. .John 1,000. ! )
An ardent prohibitionist of Allegheny
I'A. , took his ( i-year-old boy with him to
the polls aud made htm promise that h
would nnvor cant any other vote but fo
prohibition.
Bluino'n ollijiiil plurality in Now Hump
nh in ) n juat 1,000. I > , is not often a plu
rality or majority cornea out in rouiu
, numbers not more than once in a then
aaud cases.
In San Francisco the voters cf forov
bir.h outnumber the native Americans t >
. , ' 15 ! ) , the number of the foJiuer being 2 > ,
135 , and that of the latter Uo,07 < i.
, A Moadvillo girl bet fifty kias s agalna
. a winter wrap that Blaine would carr
New York. It in ncodlo-m to remark Ilia
- the other party lo the bet waa a gentle
man.
man.Mr.
Mr. Carlisle will bo a candidalo ferret
ro-t lection to the spoakerflhip. Of th
,
re-elected democrats til ! votoil for Carlml
in the caucus , 20 for Hjmdall and 15 fo
Cox.
Blatno has 3,000 more votes in Notv
York state th'in ' 0 iriiold had , but Clove
hind increased Hancock's vote and In
own in 1882 by 20,000.
Senator Cameron of Wisconsin , H nil
n catrlidikto for ro-oleotion. It is refresh
ing to find ono Cameron who knows whui
ho has enough.
Ohioana are alnndy moving for ai
abolition of the October election. The
change mint Iu made by amendment to
the constitution.
Total number of votes polled in YUKOI
oiunty , Miss , 1,1)1 ) 1 ; for Cleveland um
Hondrickfl , 1J.'I8 , : ; foi Blaine and Lo/an
( i
Captain Joseph Burger , of Si. Paul
igrued to walk btrufooted to Minneapo
lis and back if hia candidate lost.
St John's vote in his own atato is ri
dicuoualy am ill , a little ever H,000 in a
total of over 2 10,000.
A Houaiitonic , Mass. , man wagonx
ilia gravoiitone'and lost. Ilia grave will
: ) o unmarked.
Two Thorndiko , Me , , men agreed lha
, ] io loier should ride u bullock througl
.hu shoots.
Bold Ben Butler got uix votes ol the
JO.OOO caat in Dol.iwaro.
1'nc'ro in talk of Blaine rc-onteriiij ,
congress ,
Blaine cirriod every county in Maine.
Sanford's Radical Cure !
iliu Gruat llalKamlo DlHtlllatlnn ol Witch Haul ,
American I'lnc , Cunnlhii I'ir , MurlKold
Clover Illinwuiii Ktr , ,
For tin ) Immuilliitu Uullcl anil I'urmaiiont C'nro ol
mr ) lorin "I ( utarrhfrom tt Himii | ! > Iliad Cold or
liilluuiratothu l iHKOl NIK II , Uutu , un.l llcurlux ,
jouab , llroiuliltlM , mill Ini Iplnit C'iin uinitliin. ) Ito-
lulln llMiiiilniitvH In any anil uttiry uiru Notlilntr
Ikult. ( Irsti'dil , fraiiriiit , nholcHoint. Cure bu
[ Inn Irnni flrx apilli-fttlonu | il Ii rujilil , ladluul , | iur.
uvuii'iit , ami nun > r lulllnK-
Ono Imttlu llaillc.il Uuru , nn Inx Oitarrhal Hoi-
Mint anil .Siiiifnnl'H Inlialvr , all In onu I'acko o , I , r-
nliiK Aioinplctii truiitiiiin ol all iltiiKjrMn for | l.
Auk for Huulforil'H Itiullcul C'liru. Totter Drill ; ami
Jlitmlcul'Jo. , Ilimton ,
Voltalo KIix lilo I'lMtoi
Irmtttntly alToota tliu Ncrvoni
Hys'ini anil liaijUilioa I'tlu. A
iKirfoct Kluttrla llattury ami-
lilnml with a 1'oruun I'lutvr fur
IS THK t'KV 26cunt It annihilates 1'nln ,
or A vltallieuWtak anil Worn Out
SUffCRIKC HtAVr I'wtn. ttronbthiriH Tlrml Mns
luii , I'runints Dm ami , nml ilias moru In onu half the
linu than any otlmr Jibuti r In tliu wurl'l. ' H Iil in cry
wlit ID ,
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Pi.Utrjtiun G < lililly Mental ant
ain ts Me ci/rUI nnil olliur AHi < v
loin al riirual. Skin u < flin.tit , Pluod I'olsoning
111) ) SorCS Kill ) UllCC ! , ' " ' ! l ' iiiliitllnV
lllscasis Arlslnu lr'ini 'nnlccrttlon ' C > uOSf ,
T 9uauro or Indul'onci- < t. , MI io - mr of o
i , . , , e ii ' i - ? ii ' " h i u i if mil
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nUillDK Aaifii.i > , ' ur un. nni > > r *
tiu tuittu ) cui ] l'milil ' > i i-k ( .1 if H | 'i * h * > *
It * ! , , , , , IJ II I I , llU .1 I f f
r in t , lu * ! > In. flu Iliiv. U ' -t " "i j i , -tl ui
Positive \ Writ'Bn Guaranteu
> " % In U r. I t ! ( 'C , i t M tb H ti i M * lit ft
/ ni n Ii ( l 11 t Itvh u * > luruu'i. ' Ul p& . t , dt
i * L. tfc u'jt > \ i , U i4t tjtlUlJOi-I f * luiil JrJlL'
A. Orcnt Problem ,
J all Iho Kidney mid
jVr ilfainci ,
Take all the VtooiZpnrilien ,
Take all the Jthf.umntio ramodita ,
Take all tlio Dijiprjttlit nnd indtgcs *
ii n < trc
t
T\ko ell llin / fftii' Fever , and billions
nil the f'rnin ntul Nerve f Jrco
Tkoall ( tie 't cot hoallh reflororu.
-In sfinrl , t.ko nil llio hest tjuoli'Iiin
, fi il the o , and the bat
( Jxitlitii t i f Ml th be t rnt'ilicliios ' in
( hi MO-M , at d jdii wrl tin l tint / / ( ) / >
liltd en h , ve io ! biui cnnUlvo ( i.ftl-
iea and pouora ' .fall conc.cnd'dti.d
In them , nnd that they willcnro when
ny orall of llieae , H'lifiloor cvntbinal
K.nl. A thorough t ill uiil ivo
ositivo nroi f < f this
Iliii'ilcttoil lilvor.
Vivo vein n J I broke down with kM
ry and liver complaint and tliuinnntlnu ) .
then 1 have boon unnblo to Iu
br it at all. My liver Inovno hard like
oed ; my limbs were pulled up and filled
, itli water.
All the boi t phyiiciaua n recd that
lothin oonld cure ire. I leaolvcd to try
Iophttor ) ; 1 hnuMiscd rcven InitliH ;
he li.trdncen has all gene from my livir ,
he "nc'lliiitr from my limbs , and it h.in
rortcul n inirttuli in myeite ; othiririco
won d luuo lu'ini t.ow in my uuivo. J.
V. Moiu.Y , Bnll'ilr , Oc. . 1 , 1881.
rovoity anil Siill'oi In r.
I wnadranieelUwn \ with elobl , pover-
y nnd HUllVung for ycaiH , caused by iv
iok family unit hrso bills fordcelorii'i' .
IM complntvly discouraged , until onu
ear ( { o , by the ndviceof my pnator , 1
lonimunccel usin Hop Bitters , and'iu cno
nunthre vrere nil well , and none of ns
lave seen a aick day eincc , and 1 want testy
sty to nil poor men , yon can keep your
'amilica well a ycnr with Hop Biltoro for
CHS loan one doctor's visit will coat , 1
know it. " A WOUKIMUIAN.
f-STNimn Rcnuinei wltlicut a hunch of | irru
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Htullilh " " " ' their
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