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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-07-22

CLASS NO. 18-EoUEsrRIANIsM
Shannon. DR. Walters. DIR Mar
bourg, DR. Kimnell. DR. X M S jackson
Pren.iuna,.
To the best Equcstrieuue, over 1s. discretion
do ed Dc do do
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CLASS NO. S-PoCLTRY
.judges-Edward F Lytle. Henry Saylor,
James W. Condor, Lewis Rodgers, Enos
c. M'Mullin.
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CLASS NO. 3-sHEEP.

CLASS NO. 3---sHEEP.
Judqe.-Esekial Hughes, Francis Bearer.
Joseph sbiry, DR.. NJ. Kern. Jacob b.
Cobaugh.
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CLASS NO. 11-cUL1sAny DEPARTMENT.
Judgcs--Mrs James Nj Riffell, Mrs VIM A
Murray, Mrs II J Roberts, Mrs John Fen
Ion, Mrs a B Pringle 4~- ~ lrF
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1 s ) Z
o + IC e rs s.
HIRD ANN UkL z AIR

The c b-ia Comfy Agricultural Society.
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CLASS NO. 12-fLowrNa MATCH.
Jud7es-Henry Glass, A. c. Noble, Griffith
Lloyd, Samuel O'Harra, Jacob Singer
Best Flowing $4 90
I'd do 90
Best do by boy under IL 2 90
Cd do do do 90
CLASS NO. 13-poMEsTIc MANUFACTURES
Judges-Mrs. VIM. A. Smith, Mrs James
Reaner Mrs Georpe Riddle Mrs John s
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wGEEE1He

L, the Orphans Court
of Camhria county. Ap-
; praised at $9S rs.
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.Jadges-TLornas u Moore. James e.. Kay
lor, Thomas H. Porter, Abraham Kopelin,
William Murray
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27
:: Selert ])oetrn.
An Invitation to the Country.
BY WILLIAM c. BRYANT.

Andsy from shruba by Our summer dwelling,
Tho Easter sparrow repeats its song;
"A merry warbler. he ehides The b 10 ssoms.
The idle BLOSSOMS, that sleep so 'lorg.
The blue bird chants from th elm's long ehss
A hymn to we1osa tn. budding yeur.
The south. win. wander from field 10 forest,
And softly whispers, the epri n q 10 berei ...
Come daughter min,, from the gloomy city
Before these lays rom the elm have CEASED
The violet breathes by our door rs swecliy
As in the ar ofhet native East.
Though rnnny flower in the wood 10 waking.
The daffodii il our door.side queen;
she pushes upward the,ward nircaIy.0
TO spot with sunshine the early queen.
M Ia Us 50 Joyous as these arc warblod
From wiry prison in maden's bower; .-.
N,pimpersd bloom ofthe gre On house chamber
Hathalf the cha ru OF the Ia wn's 4 rs flower.
Yoi ,h"se sweet lays OF the enry season,
Andlts,ess fair sights Of its sicsny days,
Are only sweet when we fondy listen
Aud only fair when We fondly gsE..
40 There no glory In star or b'ogson
rrili LOOK oil ~ on by I wing eye;
TscSe Is no ffas rance in April bre.zes
Iiu iutreataedwit Joy as they wander by.
Cons, Jiiil dear. for the pt1u:i NC illows,
The opening flowers and the cleaning brooks.
Aud hoov- srccn in the sun waiting
Thar dover OF bean!y from Ihy glad looks.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27
Re,y. When the veil of death has been

gay- When the veil of death has been
drawn between us and the objects of our
regard how quick-sighted do we become to
their merits, and how bitterly do we then
remember words or looks of unkindness
which may have escaped us in our inter-
course with them. How careful should such
render us in fulfillment of those
Offices performed! For who can tell how
soon the moment may arrive when repen.
tance cannot be followed by reparation.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27

say- Hannah Moorse said to Horace
Walpole +" If wanted to punish an
enemy, it should be fastening upon him
the trouble of hating somebody"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27

s@- A writer says of girls - Lovely,
pure, innocent, ingenious, unsuspccting,
full of kindness to brothers, babies, and
everything, what pity they should ever
become women, airts, and heartless coquet'
tes
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27
fcll.ols Billie Gofistn
FOR TIE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
r EP RT
.... OF THE
EloOnsburg Female Bible Society,
For IA. y.a, ending Ap-ii l.t, 1887. '

We rendered no Report last year to our
Paren. Society, but although not commu-
nicating with her, We were following in her
footsteps. The number of Bibles and Tes.
taments distributed by sales and Gifts
principally the f rmcr exceeded that Of
any previous year, willie many who were
furnished with the Word of Life, had it in
their hearts TO fiyo Of their means to supply
the wants OF others. This year we have
renewed ard increased cause Of gratitude
to Him who has prospercd our work beyond
tho measure of success at any previous time
youchsafcd it, for His fostering care. A
Sunday Sch;ol in the vicinity, too poor to
purchase, has received gift of Testaments,
few Bibles and Testamc, IS have teen
bestowed gratuitously upon individuals,
while the amount received by sales and
donati ms leaves larger sum in the hands
of the Treasurer than has ever been held
before. The visitors of last year, as well
as hose who have gone through the vrrious
districts which subdivided our ground,
during the present, report their reception,
with few exceptions, at least polite, VII lie
not few are ever ready to bid them "God
speed" in their work of labor and love-
\ few Romanists have refused to receive
the Word offered, but there are few of this
class in our neighborhood. Ihe number
Of volumes given is small, as few families
unable to give something, are found desti-
tute. A poor, bedridden woman, whom
two of our managers found with we'll
worn Testament lying on her pillow, ae-
cepted gratefully, and appeared to appre-
oiate, the gift Of Bible.
The fifth annual meeting of the Society
vas held on Friday evening, June 18th,
and the following officers chosen for the
ensuing year.
PrCsident-Miss Harriet Rupert.
Vic Pesident--Mrs, S. A. Petrikin.
Secretary-Mrs, Anna r. Drake.
,eaSmer-Miss Amelia D. Webb.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27

Sa~ True freedom consists in this ths
each man shall do vh7tcyer hslikes vithou
injury to another loco
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VOL (. XII, NO. l6.
.gOL[tNBIA DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
On Bleomsbug, Columbia County, Pa.
OFFICE. the nea0 Brick Bulding, OPP.
positeths Exchange, By side Of tic Court
.aa House, "Democyattc Head Quarters"
q. ..I.fs TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. . ....
sloo In advance, for one copy for rix months.
LIS In advance, for ono copy, one year.
200 II not paid within the FIRST three months.
2,25 If not paid within the first six months.
$50 If not paid within the year.
L~ M subscri pton taken fol less than six months
Rnd paper discontinued until all arreurages shall
hlvo been paid
NJ ordinary advertisements inserted and job
work executed at the established prices.
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MANAGERS.

lst Dist.-Mrs. Ludwig, Miss Il sharPlcss.
I'd Miss Rupert, Miss Mendenhall.
81 Mrs. Lutz, Miss NJ. Wells.
4th Mrs. Wolf, Miss j. Ramsay.
9th Mrs. Hughes, Miss j. Vance.
9th Miss Boone, Miss Vannatta.
9TH Mrs. Goodrich Miss Fornwald.
sth " Mrs. Il. Thornton, Miss Sloan.
A meeting Of the Society was appointed
for June goth, for the purpose of receiving
th' Reports Of the Managers. Previous
., tsAi time thsss ladies will call upon those
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
Blinds. Blinds. Blinds !

EVERY variety 0f Va sles f.,s raauf r 10 sr7e
- esfet ;o7 81. ~ IfAMBRpDE'S SSH, Daar s.i f.i
Fretery- ii 1onz eass IS tsFy Est&-
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
ON NJ "A M Fl O O
And ais Rrcs,rnfnre IpccIinn

t''Ps Published, Gra1is tie Ttreaticta TRouaqa9
Few words the rational Tfea syst. Withou Medicine
- Of Sp-rHaorrea Local We4lalc Noctur9i Fr,is
Sipns. Geat'i and Nervous Debility Iarseucy ard lime
dA1eniS 90 Marriage generally. By . IL LANE.Y. Ii n
Tbs trpora''t fact tis the ny pais. ,o1 ms
or giatiig iF the isprt3euce ard susse y-n p sv b.
easily removed wfrHaUT NErcJNF, <in tenet ctrJ,
demonstrated; aHd e entirely ssTd hig,y sure .rl
sfe~ineit a adopted y the AUtsv, luy explained H.,
9iesus OF which every ei.abled cure EtssflP .
tecty s'd 2" tie least PISS he cn.f ttEtLy aavo. p an
The adyc Eiisei no 5tglsHas o. tle Jay
Sat 70 any address, rails ard post free IN sealed en-
yoepe by renttiie- (po>t ra3 postage STAMPS DR.
B. DE iANEN. Il L. tsssfsi Street. NJ Essil Civ r.
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TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS.

Her rce BIT mon sac sEeet and 6onny.',
NOTHING can make a mouth pretty but pretty
In teeth. The mouth Is the gate of lfe neglect Il
not Ii neglected and not kept in good repair YOU
can't have good health and what is more unsghtly
than mass Of decayed teeth
am happy to tell you, people OF Kenosha. and
my friends in the country that am repairing
mouths fixing mp old teeth and putting in new ones
as natural life, If not So at prices which viii
come within the means of all / am a plain liver
with light expenses This gives me good health. and
clear conscience whileit enables me TO work elenn
You viii meet with many pretty face that had been
entirely despoled of lis charms, aud which yvoulJ
have remained SO, but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost and decayed teeth and at prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers are in the habit 81
charging. Oldiobs repaired neatly aud cheaply.
lhave received Instructions from ore Of the very
best operators in the country, and have all Inc ad-
vantage OF knowledge of the latest Improvements
Of the at, in regard 10 which keep myself fnllv
posted The poor well ss the rich should en;oy
the benefits of this art and it is all nonsense II not
criminal, to put this kind of work at such exorbitant
prices as to eonfine its benefits to the rich alone
Particular attention paid to the correction of the
irregularities of youth. -e
Childreu's teeth extracted gratis
Advice, do.
Yours, &c.
s<.L ISAAC GEORGE.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

kenosha County Circuit Court.
RY VIRTUE OF Al WRIT or FIEPT ia
cias issued Of and under The seal Of the Crent
Ooaf IA ana Tor the county Of Kenosha and State Of Wis
70 he directed and delivered against the goods and
anu Ialos ana tenemens Of Cochran Mclaughlin
nave ief upon and shall offer for sale and sell al Public
ehdae 70 me highest bidder therefor as the law directs at
State aforesaid, saturdaythe 7h day Of Nah 1esT
between Tie hours o. one and three o'clock 10 the afternoon
OF mat day an me right title and interest which the said
~ 1900 OF at any time since that day. and TO the follow
ing described piece or parcel ofand lying and being in the
county and State Aforesaid, to wit the north half on th
south hundred acres Of the northwest quarter Of
ton thirty-sfx 1861 town / north Of range twantS
two ~ east in the town Of Pleasant Prairie: Kenos6a
county Wisconsin, much thereof shall be sfcient
to satisfy the A. p TYNIESoS
o. 4 Head Soil. for Com. SheriTof Kcnosba couptv
pated hehosna, january IAN, 1871 7w3l
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

sp IN presenting the following list of articles TO the
~ they can give better satisfaction from an exhibit
ton of their various styles and prices than can be
found in the west. In the
Gentlemen's Department.
nay he found every KIND and description of Gents Patent
Calf and Buck Congress Caters sewed and pegged calf
patent and enameed Oxford Ties article Of French
SAL pate eheT n2os patent and cali congress Button
ters Calf Enameied Kip and Thick Brogans Custom and
Eastern made
Particular attention paid to Gents custom-made
FRENCH CALF BOOTS,
fevery style and kind, made measure and good fit
Custom made tiae Kip, coarse fines and thick double
soed BOOTS, made service and durability, anwar-
styles which par-gXcellence.
BOYS YOUTHS AND CIEILDREN.s
Custom and Eastern made fine calf zip and thick Boots
Boys Congress CATERS of different styles; Boys Youths
In the '' -
Ladies Department,
May be found the largest and best assortment in Kenosha
comprising Ladies' Masses and Chdens wear OF every DIFF
ieFent stye worm viz; Ladies patent foxd, tipped and
pam congress eaters patent foxd, tipped plain La
Gaer both thick and pump soed; fine Kid CATERS kid
Lace boots: also large assortment OF French Glove Kid
congress eaters Glove hid Lace Boots morocco and en-
aeied Lace Boots; 10 specify both custom
made and Eastern; Ladies French Kid Slippers and sinner
es kid and ;orfaceo Baskns- of an kinds Ladies Toilet
Slippers Nsses and Chdrens congress and Lace CATERS
k!d and morocco Lace and Button Boots, Slippers Ankle
Ties, and IN short every style of nicely finished workman
ship, suitable for their use.
10 the community generally, would respectfully invite
your attention to selection knowing that Won truly An
precate well formed and beautiful shoe which beeeks
with grace the foot of the wearer and adds so much to the
general finish of the outer man.
BY examining stock You will truly apprecate the in
erest We have taken in your behalf and viii be satisfied
AS to price we fear no competition.
Hoping to and ali of you at our exhibition and
greet you hearty welcome, shall always endeavor sat-
isfactor.y to supply your numerous wants.
G. G. s s BbAhihbwIS. ! ELY & BALDWIN,
g1- CASH PAID FOR HINES. SKINS, AND pr1rs. u.eas
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BOOKS, STATIONERY,
AND
PAPER TIANGINGS.
SIMEON KING, At his well known stand on
~ Main Street, takes pleasure in saying his numerous
friends and the Pablo generally that his stock Of Books Sta
honery and Paper Hangngs, is complete and extern
sive than has ever before been offered IN Kenosha.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
OF the latest and most approved saBAards are offered at
Wh0esdte or R of every kind and description, used in
Common or High Schools az prizes ia cannot fail please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising all the standard Works. Eng ii and Amer
lean, in various and beautiful syes Of B,nd agProse
PoeiFy--Hsnries Biographies, Tales &C. Bibles, Dicona-
res, Prayer Books, and Hymn Books New Books from all
the great Publishing Houses constantly received by Express
STATIONERY,
Comprising every variety quality and style Of Letter. Note
and Billet Paper; Fou'scap, ruled and unruled,
white, and assorted colors; Cards, of every
description; Inks, Inkstands, GOLD Pens,
Steel Pens, Quilts, &c, &c.
PAPER lkAN{SINGsS.
Wall and Window Papers, and Bordernghe largest and
Best assortment before offered IN this market Of all.
prices and qualities, from the finest Satin, to the common
kinds at the lowest prices.
The public requested look in and see for themselves
the inducements offered for they to name
KenoSha, December 20, 1865 Iy27
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LaCCDEN
THOMAS PRICTURE,

tEESFisN9 tAlS StAEg
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotei, Whishey,
London Porter, Scotch die, Cigars, Sc.
3randies.-O tayd, Dupay j. Co., L. Cheroa's
Champdigne q. AdRyrdWid, Il. Ion5at j. &.
T. Marital, RasicaR Cbar8yer, L. Marion.
J. j. Dupag, Damien.
Gsins-Cq'ogHe, Dgkaypers, Key, Thistle
RUns--Jdmaic0, 50. Cr0ir.
vvhisheyS-O Old NOaoRgahela.
Wines-Barg"ndy Port, Madeira, Malaga, Por
aud PaFe Jaice, Sherry D. G. Gordon, Othe
Grades.
Champagne Hei9sict and Hcldsick g. Co.. d. LaAe-
maRd, d. Queen Tictoria, do. D5fcal CRANE.
Ciaret al casks, CIaret IN cases. Tttite az casks,
lFAHc IA cases, Nlfscat, 3fascat in ce,ses Bran.
dg CHERRIES, Cherry Brandy, Cordiais, Bitters,
Aicohoi, Pre- Spirit.
e Pictures Double Rectifcd Whiskey in lots or
by the barrel. kenosha, Wis. disnl6vl6
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we ask particular attention to stock Of Tools Tbev
are manufactured expressly for House. and of a quality
ana hhish unequaied ana we them Orr prices are
as low as common article usually sold for From deal
er and manufacturers throughout ne country we ask cali
aud hater ourselves that prices and terms are s az
will command their favorable consideration Gmq
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Kenosha Water-Cure.

HIS lNSflTJ TON foundedup the principle Of using
N0ttsre'S Remedies" in the Of disease and so in
stractilg patients ia their Use that they NAY
No only Regain, 5uf 5fTintqiR Healih
The leesoa of the CURE emaeliy adapted for the r
pose being situated in Of the pleasant Cities Of the
vest which Tor health, pure air aud be sur
passed.
or Rooms and Bathing conveDierces well arranged
or te comfort Of patients and pains win be spared to
render Their stay agree5ble
~ sssiET would call tie attention Of the afflicted to
The ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS.
M ~ 'as .F'.detd into his Cure. by the use ofbese
's az eNifSHrtus Iniocral- s eer,n+v / :; o. ~,
80 V4 4e system a srair &c he Iaost distressing
''es us' iu,. 'sse = jeyt SO are entirely cured
~ - sefoi1s' Li'tSnetsn ra-ays J,crs Neuralgia
sua Ae7voglS Diseases EeHealy
Persons Eho haze worked IN paints or taken ,ercprv n,
u - eeicioss o. any htuf VIII DO well test these baths
A ltR's q tbs In tEtion from SO - 81 per week
Inva'.s VIII bring six crash towels tvs cotton or ir
>heets flannel blanket and comiorsables
Those desiring l!osae Treatment Ns enclose 81 to
- II. r. SEELEY
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REMOVED.


Warranted Superior TO all Others or no
Pay!
AND THEY WIZ STAND THE TEST!
Pronounced by the Medical Faculty TO be the
best Cathartic Medicine yet discovered.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

Mn Probate KenoskG Couatv Cosrs.
IN We matter Of the Estate Of Elizabeth Bruggankamp late
OF Mhealand, kenosha County, deceased:
Two ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Letters tesamentary the last will and Of
said deceased having been issued to Caroline Plate ana
Isaac w. Webster, this 10th day Of January u s5T
and from and after said day being allowed ana
limited for creditors their claims for
ana allowance, notice hereby given that the undersigned
WI on the first Monday of March, A. d. 1851 at his office
IN the city and county OF Kenosha at o'clock on
saiu day and also on the 10th day of July A. d. 1851
AZ the same place and hour hold receive exam
and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons against
SAID deceased. 4w32 JON D. JILSUN, County Judge
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CUSTOM MILLS.

WE Will ~ hsIce Four Mj4est l.. tie Eai7-st rnsf
" Die rstio, wi. YeaE wheat, by ihe qaan-jty f
;stRiers a' tie lowest possible living Rates Mediums
shorts utd BTa3. aHays au hard and .er sale
MeHtiag % deserve liberal patrna.xe v-e ir.,,,
rxisti 10 ehta.n ~ NAfsON& CONKIIN
Neuo~rt4 Nv :
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IN the matter Of the Nathane o. Clapp deceased;
NOTICES hereby given that by and pursuance Of
made m said matter the Sd day Of March A. b
~ the County Court OF said County the
tratIix OF said estate Will the eighth day OF November
1870 between the hours Of enc and six O'Clock 81
sale at bile xendue at the late residence Of Clapp
ihe following dtcribedlnnds 20 wit The undivided
ts o. tAe south wesquarteF Of section twentythTee
Ne Two ~ north range fwcntytw f22l east: also
" two thirds q The south half tho south or,
y section twenty three 23l township two (2l range
twenty-five 29 containing in both above parcels $40 acres
oil land more or less; Also undivided one half OF the
north east quarter OF section twenty 2) township No
two (2north ofrange twenty-five (22 east Containing Ia
The last described piece hundred aad sxy acres more
or less Situated in the town Of Somes and Kenosha county
SARAH b. CLAPP Adm'x
pA'eu henosna, oct leth 1900 [3wl9.
The above sale hereby Postponed until Saturday the
22nd day of November A. D. 1856 az the same place ana
time OF day. SARAH r. CIApp Ado,,v
Dated henosha NOV. > 1870. 2g22
The above sale is hereby further pos, poned until saturday
the LIST day of March, a. ID. 1851 at tire same place and
time Of day. SARAH n CI'APP
Dated Kenosha, Nov p, 1856. l3w2. Adniistratrix
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The grsat point to be gained 10 order to
secure sleep l. escape from thousht--espsc
tally from that ciingipg, tenacious inpsrious
thought which, in most sasss Of wake1ulnsss,
has possession Of the mind. always effect
this BY the following simple process: turn
my eye balls - far to the right or left, or
upward or downward, % ! can without pain,
and then commence rolling them slowly, With
that divergence from direct line Of vision,
around in their sockets, and continue doing
this until fall asleep; which occurs gsnss-
ally within three minutes, and always within
Eve at most. The immediate eject Of this
procedure differs from that Of any othsr
which ever heard, to procure sleep. II not
merely diverts thought into new channel,
but actually suspends it. Since ! beuans
aware Of this, have sndeavored innumsra.
BILE timss, while thus rolling my eyes, to
think upon particular subject, and even
upon that which before kept me swsks, but
l could not. Az long ~ they were moving
around, my mind was blank. II ANY on1
doubts this, let him try the expsrinsnt FOR
himself. lwish he would lot him pause Just
here and make it. venture to sssurs him
that il he makes itin good faith, in the man
ner described, the promise Of . s'psnny fos
his thoughts" or for each Of them, while the
operation 10 in progress, viii add very little
TO his wealth. Such being ito eject, W can
not wonder that it should bring sleep TO q
nervous and wakeful man at night. The
philosophy Of the matter Is very simple. A
suspension Of thought 10 to the mind what .
suspension Of travel or labor il to the weary
body; It enjoys the luxury Of rest the strain
apon its faculties removed, it falls aslssp y
naturally ~ the farmer in bis chair, after
toiling AZ day in his 6elds.-tDr. Binn on
the Anatomy Of sleep.
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WATEne vvOaxs.

WATER WORKS.
GKALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Office Of the Mayer, until Tuesday, August 4,
1887, for the construction of WateYvorks In the
CITY OF Kk0KUK, IOWA.
Said work 10 embrace the furnishins and puttius
In running order Two Cornisa lngiass, eoastruc-
zion Of Reservoir and necessary Dulaibgs, furAish-
lug and putting down absai Thirty AiIss Of Pipe,
with such other work ~ may - req sislts
10 the completion Of same.
Plans and specifics tions may hs seen ~ the olRss
Of the Engineer.
Payment to be made in Keok uk City " atsrwsrks
bonds, running Twelve Years, aaa having . Per
cent. interest per annum.
HAWKINS TAYLOR, Mayor.
lTimes and Post, ksokuki 81. Louis kspsblican
and intelligence, VI. Louis. NO.; Chicago Dsno-
crat, Times and Tribune, Chicago, Ills; and Ca
sstte and Enquirer, Cincinnati, O.--pleass copy,
and send bills TO this oeRce.] (jylldl
Baker WantoA.
"ANTED Immediately, hrst rate journey
w man baker. To one that unders tands the
business we'll, liberal wages villa BE- given BY The
subscribers In Pennington.
DEAN 1 BALC0ME
Refer TO o. Tower, At Williams' grocery on
johnson street. fiylldtf
For sale.
A LARGRlot Of sash, Frames, Doors and Boxes,
"A 81 the Sash asd Blind Factory, corner Esv-
snth and Blondssu. Blinds made 70 order on short
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