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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
Financial News.

New YORK, Oct. 10.
The Illinois Central and Erie Rail
road Companies have both suffered
their notes to be protested.
Money is depressed. t
Messrs. Seymour & Co., paper
dealers Colt & Co., sugar dealers,
and j. W. Corlies, dry goods, have
failed.
A run was made this morning upon
the Brooklyn Savings Bank. A large
crowd was congregated in the vicinity
ofthe bank, and much excitement pre-
vailed. The Police was called to pre-
serve order. The bank is abundantly
able to meet the run.
There was a run upon the Bowery
Savings Bank to-day, but that insti-
tuition met all demands promptly.
The Park Bank went through no.
bly,, coming out stronger than before.
BosToN, Oct. 10.
The money market is depressed -
The merchants are, however, meeting
their notes. There are no new fail
ures.
In consequence of the delay in
Western remittances, and an almost
total suspension of paper negotiated
here, the Michigan Central Railroad
has suspended payment until they
can realize from the proposed subscrip-
ton to its bonds on the 10th of Nov.
They will pay their coupons as usual.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 10.
Reliable telegraphic intelligence
from Charleston announces the sus-
pension of the Bank of South Carolina
"a State institution. G. M. Firmer
is the President.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 10.
The Governor has issued a procla.
nation prohibiting the notes of the
Bank of Kauawha being received in
payment for money due the State that
the bank had refused to redeem its
notes, and has removed large amt.
ofits assets beyond the limits of the
State.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
OHIO ELECTION.

The returns are meager, but what
have been received indicate a great
falling off in the Republican MAORI
ties since last year. Payne has car
ried Cleveland, his home, by several
hundred majority. This is proof fsuf-
ficient to show the utter baseness of
the charge echoed by tho Macarthur
Journal, and by the Republican Cen
trail Committee in their secret circu-
lars, that Mr.. Payne was a dishonor-
able man, and that his neighbOrs
could not believe him under oath i
Shame on such reckless falsifers
There is a strong probability, we
think, that Ohio has gone democratic,
though there is nothing definite in
the way of returns.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
Agricultural Meeting.

Pursuant to previous notice, the
members of the Vinton County AE-
ricultural Society met in Macarthur
on the 10th day of October, 1857.
Present, John Robbins Vice Pres
ident, and j. T. Mackey, Secretary.
On motion Of A. W. Boutwell,, the
Society proceeded to strike the divi-
dend on the premiums awarded, which
dividend was found to be at the rate
Of 50 per centum on each dollar
awarded by said Society at its last
annual fair, which sum the Treasurer
was ordered to pay out.
On motion the society proceeded to
elect officers, which resulted as fol-
lows:
JOHN ROBBINS, President.
T. r. STANLEY, Vice President.
JOHN r. NEWTON, Secretary.
ELIAS WALTZ, Treasurer.
A. W. Boutwell,, James Dodge,
G. w. johnson, James McGillivray,
Pearly Brown, Board of Managers.
On motion, A. W. Boutwell,, Jas.
Dodge, j. K. Will, G. Newkirk and
B. 2. Hewitt, were appointed CON-
mittee to secure and fence a perma-
nent Fair Ground for the Society.
On motion, John z. Plyley, Elias
Waltz and II. G. Jones were appoint
ed committee to examine into the
state of the Treasury of this Society.
On motion of j. S. Mcdowell, the
Secretary was ordered to give notice
to delinquents to pay up arrearages
in annual dues
On motion, the Secretary was Or
dered to publish the proceedings of
this meeting in the Macarthur Jour
nal and the Macarthur Democrat.
On motion the Society adjourned
to meet on the 1st Saturday in No
vember next, the Secretary to give
notice of said meeting.
JonN T. MAoKEY, Sec'y.
The amount expended by American
travellers in Europe is estimated at
S10,0 100000 annually.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
The Election

Passed of here very quietly, and
also in most of the townships in the
county. The spurious tickets gotten
up by our opponents, created some
feeling among the Democrats, but the
early discovery Of the attempted fraud
prevented the loss ofmany Democrat
ic votes on the county ticket which
might have resulted from a failure to
detect them.
The myriads of lies in regard to our
candidates which the Black Republi-
cans circulated made US fear, for a
time, that MesSrs. Hewitt and Gun
ming might be elected by greatly re-
duced majority but the promptneSs
with which the stories were met by
our ever watchful and vigilant Demo
Gratis throughout the county prevented
much of the mischief they were inten-
ded to accomplish.
We had thought, that Tor the espe-
cial edifcation of all concerned and
forth purpose ofexhibiting the depths
of degradation to which some men
can descend in order to carry an elec-
ton; we would give our readers list
of the falsehoods to which our oppo-
nents resorted on the day Of the elec-
ton in this county. At present,
however, we feel exceedingly good ma
tured and cannot find it in our hearts
to add to the chagrin and mortifca.
ton of our defeated enemies, by bring
ing before their eyes the awful array
Of lies they peddled over the county
Just on the eve of the election.
We cannot close this article with,
out expressing our heartfelt gratitia'
tion at the manner in which the De
mocracy conducted the canvass, and
at their unwa vering frmness while al
the polls. They attacked the private
character of no county candidate, al
did our opponents, and if defeated
would have had nothing to regret
They resorted to no contemplate
tricks, but stood boldly upon theil
principles and fought the battle
through. All honor to the unainch
ing and hard.fisted Democracy O
Vinton County!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
The Indians had murdered Colby,

The Indians had murdered Colby,
the Collector Of the port Of Townsend,
in Washington Territory. The citi-
zens had captured eighteen Indians,
and it was thought they would be
hung.
The shipment Of treasure by the
Sonora which connected with the Cen.
trail America was 81, $4,000.
Mr.. Venable, U. s. Minister to
Gautamala, is dead.
The Aspinwal! Courier says that
Robert E. Moore, Surgeon in Chief Of
the Panama Railway, was a passen-
ger on board the Central America.
The following persons embarked on
board the Central America at Aspin-
wall from the Isthmus, and are sup,
posed to be lost, unless they stopped
at Panama:
FHB Smith, VIM Frafers, Capt.
W G Dyer, j Sellance, ii M Tirato,
w Watson and SON, Otis Barlow, Jos
O'Nsil, VIM Olfens, O w Griffith,
Thomas Maloney, Frank Carpenter,
VIM Hersne, VIM Plass, A. Amour,
7 ] Norris, and F Griffith.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
SNYnn county"

The noble, lion.hearted Democracy
of Swan did as we'll as we anticipated.
They had a legion of the opposition
to contend with, who we're we'll organ
lied and we'll prepared with spurious
tickets, secret circulars, and whole
Oala fAbrications, and who confident,
ly anticipated hundred majority for
the Republicans. The fact that they
only got Sc is sufficient to show that
the Democracy were wide awake.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
List of Premiums

Awarded on Tuesday, Oct. 9th,
1857, by the Vinton County Agricul'
tural Society:
Best Bull over 2 yrs old, John Rob.
bins, $4,OO.
Best Bull over yr. old, James Mil
Ter, $500.
Best Bull calf, P. G. Brown, $500
Second best, G. W. johnson, 81 90.
Best Cow, fine class, John Robbins,
$500.
Best heifer 2 yrs. old, G. B. Both
well, So.
Second best heifer 2 years OLD Johr
Walden, 50.
Best heifer yr old, Jas. Miller, 80
I'd best do. do. John Robbins, 81
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
THREE CHEERS FOR RICH.
LAND

We had tue pleasure of witnessing
for short time, on Tuesday, the way
our friends in Richland do up their
work on election day, and can testify
to their industry and efficiency on
that occasion. We anticipated good
report from them and the splendid
majority they gave the entire ticket
proves that We were not disappointed.
At the State election last year, Rich
land gave democratic majority OF
SO. This year Payne has received a
majority of NINETY-FOUR!
The boys there were wide awake
fsrsparious tickets and Roarbacks!-
Commend us to the democracy OF
Richland!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
Hurrnh for Brown.

Last year in Brown township, the
Macarthur Journal says. "14 men vo-
ted on one naturalization paper" Our
majority then was ONLY TWO! Brown
now gives Payne majority ofTwEN-
TY.sIx! We expect to see the an
nouncemcrt in the next Journal, dis
played in huge capitals, that THIRTY
EIGHT men voted on one naturaliza-
tion paper in Brown township on
Tuesday last. Oh, cracky
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
And let him Grow :!
THAT DRAFT IIONORED!
Black RepubIicnnism at a Discounts
300 Majority for Payne!
A DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVE
AND A CLEAN COUNTY TICKET!

Such is the result in Little Vinton,
and we heartily congratulate those
who helped to bring it about. Our
majority this year has attained high
er figure than it ever did before, being
a gain Of fifty over our majority for
Buchanan (942) last fall. This is
glorious We arc satisfied that next
year the Democratic majority may be
still further increased. Our whole
County ticket is elected by majOrlties
ranging from 10 to 300l
Glory enough for one day! We
shall give the official abstract Of the
votes polled, next week.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15

with fugitives from all parts of Ben.
gal.
The imports of Calcutta were accu-
mulating.
There were no buyers and money
was scarce.
The paper Of the East India Com
pany was quoted at twenty-five pei
cent. discount.
Martial law has been proclaimed in
Belgaum, a town in the province Of
BelgapOor.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
Clinton the Banner Township

Clinton, which last year gave the
Democratic State ticket, majority Of
80, now rolls upfor Payne majority
of NINETY-FIVEl Much to our
qualification the Democracy of Clin-
ton fought for the WHOLE ticket, and
the majorities for the other candidates,
therefore. vary but little from that OF
the State ticket. Let Clinton have
the banner!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
We'll Done for Vinton Township!

All praise is due the hard-fisted
Democracy of Vinton! Their offering
to the cause this year is SIXTY ma
.iority! The Democrats of Vinton
are among the most reliable in the
county, and they deserve great credit
for the manner in which they did their
work on Tuesday. The maj. at the
State election last fall was SO, show
ing gain since then Of TWENTY
-FOUR! There was no splitting nor
scratching in this township. Good
work and square work is the only
kind they do in Vinton |!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
WilkesviIle Township

Has done quite as we'll as we antici'
pated, having given thirty-one major
ity. 1t. difficult to get out a full
democratic vote in this township and
considering everything we are well
satisfied with the vote it has sent up.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
Jackson Township.

This township, byreason of a num-
Der Of Democrats staying at home did
not do SO we'll as last year. Republi-
can majority, Presidential election last
year, 12-this year, 3S. The vote
last year stood thus-Democrats "a ;
Republicans, Sc. This year the vote
is-Democrats 50; Republicans 76
showing that while the Republi-
C ans lose ten we lose THIRTY-sIx.--
This should not have been.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15

D6SL USllcI CuiI, 0OOs OOuubOU, Z,UU.
Best Steer 2 years old, Pearly g.
Brown, $500.
Second best steer 2 years old, j,
G. P. Brown, 100.
Best steer year old, George PuE
fnbatger, 200.
Best stallion over years old, Geo.
Brown, Eagle) 500.
Second best, Edmund Wolfe, 800.
Best stallion over 8 years old, John
W. Brown, Eagle) 800.
Best stud colt2 2 years old, Daniel
Waller, 200. EI
Second best J. Robbins, 100.
Best stallion colt 1 year old, I. M.
Bay, 1,50.
Second best, II. II. Swain, 100.
Best brood mare 4 years old, D. II.
Sain, 400.
Second best, VIM. Fec, 800.
Best mare, over 4 years old, Sam
uel Sidenstricker, 800.
Second best, james Dodge, 200.
Best sucking colt, j. S. IIuhn, 200.
Best fly over 3 years old, G. B.
Boutwell,, 200.
Best filly over 3 years old, VIM.
Fee, 200.
Second best John Huhn, 100.
Best filly over year old, 7. NJ.
Bay, 100.
Best pair match horses, VIM. Fee,
800.
Best light harness gelding, A. ".
Boutwell, 200.
Best saddle horse, Peter Miller, Jr.,
200.
Best draught horse, VIM. Fee, 200.
Best Jack, VIM. A. Newton, 500.
Best Buck, James B. Johnson, 200.
Best Ewes (3), John Huhn, 200.
Best Boar Hogs, Jonathan Win
ters, 200.
Best side of Upper Leather, 3.
Dill, 100.
Best Lot of Butter, Eliza wymar,
100.
Best Lot Of Bread, Mrs. Z. Dodge,
100.
Best lot of Cheese, Mrs. E. Dodge,
100.
Best lot of Jeans, Mrs. Z. Dodge,
100.
Best wool Socks, knit Mrs. E.
Dodge, SOC.
Best lbs Maple Sugar, Mrs. Z.
Dodge, 100.
Best Lot of honey, Mrs. L. Dodge,
100
Best Needle Work, Mrs. Z. Dodge,
200.
Second best, Mrs. +. Shades, 100.
Best Coverlet, E. Livingston, 100.
Best pair fine boots, j. S. Mellow
ell, 100.
Best Gelling years old, Daniel
Waller, diploma.
Best ! 6ushel Onions, John Morri-
son, diploma.
Best Lot of onions, VIM. Orlns,
diploma.
Best Head Dress, Louisa j ohnson,
soc.
Best Stand Cover, Caroline John
son. SOC.
Best Bonnet, Mrs. Sarah D. King,
SOC.
Best lot of Grapes, John Huhn,
f 100.
Best bushel Sweet Potatoes, Jona-
than Winters 100.
Best bushel Green apples, E. Mv-
J ingston, 100.
Best bushel Dried Peaches, Z.
, Livingston, 100.
Best bushel Dried Apples, E. Liy-
, inston, 100.
Best lot Of Ounces, James B.
johnson, 100.
Best Cheese Press, John Morrison,
: Diploma.
J Best bottle of Current Wine, John
: HUN, diploma.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
MADISON TIP.

This township shows a considerable
increase in the Republican vote over
last year, caused by the Republicans
of Zaleski turning out and the Demo
Gratis staying at home. This must be
attended to in future. Our majority
now is 80 against 4S at the State
election last year.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
EAGLE TOWNSHIP.

The democracy of Eagle, although
in the minority, made a good fight.
The majority for Chase is only 19.-
In this township Judge Hewitt re-
ceiYed 10 Of q majority.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15
well done for Little Harrison.

Last year at the State election Har-
rison township went Democratic by a
majority OF 10. 1t now gives Payne
a mai. of THIRTY-ONE! This is a
large increase, considering tho num-
Der of votes polled, and we congratu-
late the Democrats of that township
upon their success.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-15

Will Mr.. Drake, of the Jackson
Standard oblige the senior OF this pa
per by answering that letter.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER,-We under
stand that this eminent, and patriotic ''son of
tbe3reon Isle, viii lecture in this city, on Tues
day Of next week. The fame Of MIR. Meagher is
too wen known and acknowledged tArou ghout
the world, to make it necessary for Us TO say
more than chat he viii visit Kenosha. Every
body viii be but to too happy to attend lecture
from a man Of whom they have heard and read
so much.
Due noticewiIl be given eff the time and place
of the Lecture, by handbrl.
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~ THE LIVER
IN WIG OR AT OR!
ESrep.ycd nv HFs. SANFORD,

Is AGREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is
daily working cures great believe. 1t as if
by magic eren the first dose grng benef and seldom more
than required any kind of Liuer Complaint
Jauldice Dyspepsit headache
all of v hch is the result Of u DISEASED LIvER.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

{xsssss LIE sciences OF Chefals Try and Med
\ ts.'g4S ~ icine have been taxed their utmost to
[$1~/fg9 produce this hest most perfect pur-
4 gatiya which is known to man. In.
[s Vulnerable proofs are shown that
2s,sESsz, these l'"ls have virtues which sur
e ri = pass in excellence the ordinary med
~ " &s3l icines, ana mat they win unIreceden-
u Ley =zl5' 5edy upon the esteem OF an men
hg -I- m. =, arc stle Gnu pedsanl 70 take
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NATaNDoW GAAss.-We are reeeiving

wETEEDOW GE4ASS.-We are receiving a
Nv large stock of first quality of Window Glass
of all sizes from byS 10 36by 10, single and double
thick Also cut TO order
STARKWEATHER & co.
GLASS WARE,
CONSISTING in part Of Syrup Bottles, Molasses
" Cans, Tumblers-a large variety. Butter Dish
es, Flower Vases, Sugar Bowls, and Creamers. Cob
iets, Glass Toys, &c, just opened by
KNEATHFR g. Co
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take infinite pleasure recommending this medicine
proven taty eof FEyER CHILL FEvEn, and all
FEYERs Of BuIoCs Type II operates with certainty and
thousands willing testify its wonderful virtues
Among the hundreds Of LIVER REMEDIES offered to the
pubc there fully recommend as DR. SAN
FnBDs INvGoE generally known throughout the
Union. This preparation truly Lger HrgoraiOr produe
the happy results all who it, Almost innumer
able certificates have been given Of the great virtue Of this
medicine by those Of the highest standing society," and
know be the best preparation before the public
Hudson County Democrat.
PBFcE DOLLAR PER BeTTLE.
SANFORD & CO., Proprioters, l4j Broadway, n. Y,
sold by Druggists throughout the United State and
British Provinces.
Sole Agent for ken0sha f. ROBINSON whowl furnish the
trade az manufacturers prices. Gia5l
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The Most Useful Most Perfect! Host &
Concise!

Cheaper than she CEseapcst. Better than
the Best!
Published Weekly. The ckole only One Dollar :
Year
GREATEST DISCOVERY OF-THE PRES Il
u ENT Century for =
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes %
Describing every Genuine Bill in existence and y
at glance every counterfeit in Circu :
lation. Arranged so admirably that Reference IS y
easy md Detection Instantaneous.
gg- No index to examine, no pages to hunt
up! =
But so smplified and arranged that the merch- -
ant, banker and business man can see all at a :
glance
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

IA HEN we meet with opposition IN one thing,
w va are bound IA eycei f4 81 IN keeping the
best aad rarest quality af Drugs and MepicJnes in
the market We have been East and have select.
ed the Best from the Mem York Market.
Oct. 9, Sc STARhWEATHER &. co.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

~ week or two since, little girl six OF
seven years OF age, was missing from the 'orle
Of her parents on the Island. At FIRST, not much
alarm was felt, as Il was thought she had gone
home with some Of her playmates or aad got lost
and been taken in by some Of the neighbors. But
She could not be found, and handblis were cir
culaie3 describing the child, but to 10 purpose.
The "little Girl with soft brown hair, and large,
deep blue eyes" was not found until Saturday
last, and then the blue eyes were closed forever,
and the soft brown hair was sadly dospoiled Of
IFS beauty. The body Of the child was found in
the harbor near the dock on the Island side
where she had fallen in and drowned PROBABLY,
OH the afternoon Of her disappearance.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

INsURANcE.-Seo the advertisement Of tire
Ena Insurance Co, in our columns thjs week.
suraaee companies in The country, and persons
iusuriug IN it may be certain that their losses
VIII be promptly met. j.. G. MERRILL, is the
Agent for This city.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

The LIyFR is one Of thea
human body, and when II r,,-,
the powers Of the system -
stomach is almost entirely -
action Of the Liver for theaezc
functions: when the stom-~
arc at fault, and the whole III
quence OF the one organ-theS~
do its duty. For the diseas-
proprietors Il 5 IN d c itl
more than twenty years.
with to couHtcract the nianyeG
is liable. Ell
TO prove that this re- a..
person troubled with Liy-f
Of its forms. has but to try avg
certain. ~
= enmD0upd has beenL =
and extracting that p ART ''sA-
tive virtues of the nledi- szszc
all morbid or bSd natter
ing in their place II healthyL.-ss
the stomach, causing foode
the blood. giving tone anis-zS
nsry removing the cause 4
ing a radical cure without.
after effects, felt by usin-fha'
Poison that is usually re-
One dose after eating isn
stomach and prevent h q -
ing. sSrs
only one dose taken Ie-y
mare. Y
Only one dose taken at 90
gently, and cures costivc-t~
One dose taken after each -
re- One dose of two tea
lieyo Sick Headache, ~
One bottle taken for fe-
the cause Of the disease, andxz
Only enc dose immedi-
One dose often repea tedvE
ERA heEBUs, and \ pre-LE-
One dose taken oft ems.
Of BILIo ATTACKS,
feelings. o.
rsE- Only ore bottle is
system the effects Ct medi- ~
On bottle taken forks
y llowness or unnatural IN,
One dose taken a short -
vizor TO the appetite and Tas
One dose often repeatedly
RIGA in its worst turms. -
BOWEL complaints yieId So
Oue or two doses oures.-S
while for worms in child-G
er or speeiier remedy in
There is no eXacgeratian -
are plain SO b or facts,
TO prove, while all who use%A
nous ties m 0 ny in itsLE
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

principal regulators of the
performs its functions well
are fully developed. The
dependent on the healthy
proper performance of its
ach is at fault. the bowels
system suffers in onse-
LlVER---having ceased to
es Of that organ, one of the
his study. in a practice of
to find some remedy where
arrangements to which it
medv is at last found, any
Err oMPLATNr in any
b le, and conviction is
formed by diSsolying gums
which IS soluble for the ae-
cine. These gums remove
from the system, supply
aow OF bile, invigoratinr
10 diges t we'll, purifying
health to the whole maebi-
OF the disease, and effects
any of the disagreeable
CALo MEL or MINERAL
sorted to.
sufficient to relieve the
food from rising and sour
fore retiring prevents night
nigh t loosens the bowels
ress.
meal viii cure Dyspepsia.
spoonfuls will always re-
m ale obstruction removes
makes a perfect cure.
ately relieves Cholic, while
is a sure cure for CHoL-
yentjve Of HoLERA,
will prevent the recurrence
while it relieves all painful
needed to throw out Of the
cine after a long sickness.
EDICE RENE owes all
color from the skin.
time before eating YES
make food digest we'll.
cures MIC DIR A
/. W h lie M.fER an ID
almost 20 the first dose.
attacks caused by worms.
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zsstss- THE subscriber offers for sale Three Farms
@ssof 100 acres each, all fenced, with buildings,
SsRN'% two Of them and sixty seventy piowed
asr Said Farms situated in the south part Of the
town Of Paris nine miles from KenOsha and half mile from
the congregational church and plank road
Also some z, 900 Acres of LAND in Other towns and
counties in the State said Lands selected by the sub
scrber of their fertility of soil and desirable To-
cation, and purchased at the land sale in 1889.
CHAS. NJ. FOWLER
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