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HEADACHE.
FROM Az EMINENT cLERsrNAS.

FROM Az EMINENT cLERGYNAN
Pittsburgh. July 9. ISIS.
Meszrs. Benz Page, Jr. CO -Genilsmen take great
pleasure in saying you thatI made Of ofBQRHAVES
HOLLAND BTTTERS, which obtains your store and
found special relief Of severe headache, from which
had long suffered and believe they Of service 10
in relieving my stomach and head.
Yours respectfully. ke- SAMI Z BABCOCK-
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY
hr. Silas LiscJmH, of Birniasham. says:
'Ihsve found In B0sRHAvES HOLLAND BITTERS
remedy Tor Debility and Headache My wife has also
used il with the greatest benefit" !"
M A Nichos1n q Pittsburgh also reuarks that be
has erenced much relief from for headache
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson living ten miles above Ptiso1rsh on
the Pennsylvania Canal. says:
"vhen c0mmenesdt taxing BGRHAYES HOLLAND
BIrTERS eoald hardly walk Now 1 enjoy excellent
health"
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Mhat Good wealLer hn. Dong

The glorious Summer weather for few days
past has been worth millions on millions to the
long fooled West The great hive has been
busy with working bees, and more farm labor
has been accomplished than for the month pre-
vious. A gentleman who came through from
Cincinnati yesterday says the whole route is
the scene of the most anirnating industry. The
week has wrought wonders in the young corn,
which is now shooting up night and day, and
robed in the most healthy emerald. Should the
good weather so long prayed for continue, Ohio
will have corn and to spare next Autumn
Grains and grass never better.
4 friend from Lake county reports the teams
and Turner's all afield, breaking up the lands
below the ridge already in good order, and put
ting IL the corn as fast as plows can turn the
glebe, unbound BY "the glad summons of a
genial ray" Queenly fair the lazy June.
she bat Smiles.
And 10 the earth from its secTef cells,
fortl its falres1 "a
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A CosTLY BOOK SHoP--By official figures
given in the LadePendsAt, it appears that in the
thirty years of its existence, the American
Tract Society has realized from sales One Mill
ion Dollars in Profits above the cost Of all the
publications sold, an average of ss3, 900 year
Its agents last year cost twenty-five and half
per cent. Of the donations its eolpOrters cost
on an average s42l for elch year of service
The Ladependenf remarks-'Itis is serious ques-
ton whether the Christian community can any
longer indulge itselfin so costly luxury as the
book factory at $50 Nassua street.
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Abaut The Loudon Times

DR.. B. Shelton Mckenzie, one of the assistant
editors Ofthe Philadelphia Press, abOunds in Gu
rious information about men and matters in Eu
rope in England especially. In the Press o
the sth, he undertakes to account for the hos
tility of the great paper of England toward the
Derby Ministry He says:
Mr. John Walter, NJ p for the borough oi
Nottingham, is principal proprietor of the Times
newspaper, holding pineteen shares out Of the
twenty four into which that valuable publication
is divided. The publisher, who is responsible
for all lbels, &c has one share. Mr.. John De-
lane, the editor has one share; and Mrs. Garden.
mother Of Sir Robert Carlen, the present Lord
Mayor of London, has three shares. 1t is esti-
mated that each proprietary share is worth over
$4,000 year, making the agreeble sum of
$4,000 to S260, 600 per anRum out Of all the
shares Mr. Walters indiviluai receipts from
this source may be averaged at some S2OO,GO Il
year
Mr.. Robert Lowe, NJ P from the borough Of
Kidderminister, is the leading political writer
in the Times He is now "A years old, and, in
many respects, rather remarkable nan.
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MARRIEn.

On the 18th inst IN s;apletoa n. Y AZ the Refined
Dutch Church. ~ the Rev Sir Thomson. Dir. RUFUS
{ SPAULDING Of tins CITY, 10 Miss MARTHA A
BREESE. Of StaPletot. n Y
We cannot refraia frCm wishing 6ld and eTesleHt
friend the Judge long life Of matrimonial happiness and
physical prosperity true manliHesz and integrity q pur
poss evdenf Of such results, his oi in
life coupled with that of ostable WIFE, viii be
ed with the happy attainment Of green old age and TIE
blessings Of health and plenty Of friends say nothing Of
a NUM- er Of gOod-lOOkias bOys and girls
IN Ellsworth June g. Mr. c CARD AID Miss SUIH-
ERLAND, N q North Benton. AahonIng Co
IN EIlswor h. June 10. Mr. STRoUP and Miss M A.
OIL, both Of Norih Jackson, Mahouiug Co, o.
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UNIvERsALIsT CONvENTIoN.-The Ohio Uni
versalist Convention met at Reynoldsburgh on
Thursday of last week, and continued in session
until the following Sunday morning. The re-
ports Of the condition of the cause in the State
were Of the most encouraging and cheering
character 1t is supposed that more members
have been added to the church within the last
ten months, than in any previous ten years.
The demand for preachers far exceeds the sup
ply. Sunday Schools are springing up where
they have never existed before, and this year is
looked upon as the brightest in the denomina-
tional history Of the State e-COlHmbHs Ga=
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A REJECTED DEvIcE.-The Detroit Board
of Education have adopted the device of seal
to be used hereafter BY that body One men,
Der of the COrmittee prepared device which
was rejected by the Board, but which the Tn
bune gives description of for tie benefit Of
School Boards in other cities and towns. who
may not be so fortunate as to have an artist in
their number:
1t represents a handsome schOOl-mistress
of IS or 20 summers, seated in a clair with
a thriving younker across her lap, presenting
a rear view. The left hand Cinstead of the night,
by some singular freak Of the designers gen
ius) is 1Plifted. having a stout leather strap
in the act Of descending upon the rear view
aforesaid The younker's mouth is wide open
from which issues the motto of the seal. In
the terms of heraldry the seal would therefore
thus be described: Sehoolma'am rampant
Younker, saltier-wise; Motto, Strike, but hear
me y"
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stnnlcr nInrhe,r. necIines.

Connolly is out Of prison, and Mathews out
of oiIice-two events to rejoice over BE was
appointed U. s District Attorney by the Presi-
dent, and not having received notification OF
his confirmation By the Senate up TO the 18th,
he declined to serve longer upon the ground
that his term of service expired with the Sen
ate The Court appointed Hunter Brooke in
his sfna1
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II Mr. Dureke, Of Connesat, lost valuable
maze few days since, in a singular manner
She was addicted to kicking, and while in.lulg-
ing in that spirited exercise, she broke her own
back the spine becoming disjointed, nsar the
middle, from the sheer violence Of her eTertions
-ASktabuLa Sen
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CATTLE DTINs.-Mr. d. Nettleton, this town.
ship, had four of his cattle die last week, and
at last accounts another was sick. Those that
died, showed no symptoms of sickness. 1t is
rumored that they were poisoned. but nothing
definite has yet been learned Of the cause Of
their death Others having died in the county
in similar manner, we do not think it could
be BY poison.-MediRa Ga=.
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norticnIturnI Exhibition.

The fourth exhibition of Flowers, Fruits and
Vegetables by the Cleveland Horticultural SO
ciety, will lie held this afternoon in the large
Room secured by the Society in the Goodale d
Co. Block, west side of Bank street The fine
weather for few DAYS will ensure fine show
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NOVEL MODE or MoyING-A cockle shell
seoE schooner of Is tons called the Pieneerre-
Gently arrived at Chicago from Lake St Clair,
with three families on board, II persons in all,
bound to st Charles. Missouri. They had all
their household goods on board. and lumber,
&c, to build home for each family The Pi-
O-eer will pass down the Canal, the Illinois and
Mississippi Rivers to her port of destination.
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supreme Coart--Importani Decision


The Supreme Court of Ohio has decided the
contested case Of the constitutiOnality of the
law passed by the last Gensral Assembly con
ferring power on Board composed Of Messrs'
Kennon, Caldwell, and Medberry, to appoint
State House Commissioners, and Directors OF
the Psn;tsntiary. The Quo WarrantO case was
araued at length by Col. Swayne and Judge
Thurman for the respondents, and Judge War
Den and Attorney General Wolcott for the re
lator. -Four of the judges, Messrs. Brinkerhof,
swan. Scott. and Sntlif, decided the law un-
constitutional and void. Judge BARLEY dis
scented. and c0nlended that the law is cOnstitu-
d5naL Judge Brinkerhoif delivered the opinion
of the Court in an able exposition Of the reasons
upon which the decision was based, holding as
claimed in the argument Of the relator:
/. That an employment by public authority,
in q public trust not merely occasional or tran
sieni, is ! public Office, though no lees be an
ncxed TO the employment.
/ >. That The employment of William kennon
and his associaies IS such an employment. and
must be rcgaried as 4 public office
g. That the designation Of the persons allud-
cd To- as the holders Of that office, is the exercise
I by the General Assembly, of an appointing
/ power not prescribed in the Constitution.
l. That Ihe General Assembly may constitu
1 tionaly exercise the appointing power only IN
/ the cases prescribed in the Constitution.
| 5 That appointments 10 Office, as distln-
/ ruished from elections, are official acts
g. That the defendants are not entitled to
the enjoyment of the privileges and franchises
which they assume 10 exercise.
Judge Swan IoaI a separate concurring Opin-
ION. Chief Justice BaTtiey di,sentel.
I The decision against the constitntiOnaliiy OF
the law leaves the present officers in chrrge Of
the State House and the Penitentiary in their
places as heretofore The law was passed as a
party rncasure--as a cute grab by the majority
in the General Assembly at the spoiIs the con-
stituiion had denied them BY ordinary, fair, and
honorable means The greed Of tho party de-
manded the most triiiipg crumbs, and the three
Governors, so cruelty decapitlted, had con-
meueei the restoration Of the Plundercrs by
| exhuming a former turned ont Penitsntiary
Warden, u become again the keeper Of the
more unfortunate rogues and raseals supported
at the public expense. The reigp Of the three
Governors has been Brilliant but brief. The
people ,ss suppose viii have to foot their cost
bills, and can afford to do so IL lie I'd Of such
disiuterested officials
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PESsiON TO CAPr- SHOLEs.-A bill giving
Capt Stanton ShOles, of Columbus, pension
of $50 per month, passed the last Congress
and received the signature of the President
The venerable Capt ShOles is known to many
in the Lake region. BE was Captain of a com
Pany stationed for some time at Cleveland in
the War of 1912, for the defence of the frontier,
and formerly resided in Lorain county.
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WooL-0n account Of the extreme wet
weather, farmers have not their wool ready for
market as early as usual, BY nearly three weeks
Mr.. Sessions Of this city has bought rs, 600 lbs,
at from 20 to 335c. Many dealers and manu-
faeturers suspended or made assignment during
last winter, and therefore but few dealers have
appeafed this year. Prices about l5c per pound
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ILLNESS or CARDINAL WIsENkN,-Nicholas
wiseman, the great Cardinal Of the English
Catholic Church, is reported to be seriously III,
and his disease is said TO be ineurable. Cardi-
nal Wiseman was believed to be the choice of
many for Pope, in case of vacancy.
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KFEvIL IN THE WHEAT.-Farmers are very
much discouraged at the prospect of again
having their Wheat crop injured by the Weevil.
The yellow blue winged fly, which is tne fUre-
runner of the weeVil, has made its appearance
IN the wheat fields Some of our country
friends declare, that there are twice as many
4lies as fbene were last year = TInscanairas Adr-
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Y During the present term of the U. S.
District Court at indianapolis, there have al
ready been thirteen trials and eleven convictions
fOr eOunterfeiting, and eight or ten more persons
are in prison charged with the same crime
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DENocRATIc STATE CoNvENTioN.-The DEM
oeratie State Central Committee have called a
Delegate State Convention at Columbus on the
29dl Of July, to nominate candidates for Judge
Of the Supreme Court, AIT irney General, Mem
Der Of the Board of Public Works, and Comp
trOller Of the Treasury. The call is very brief
emitting the usual Democratic spread eagle.
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DIED.

Jane s a; Coils nle. Mshoains Co. PATIENCE
MOODY. aged G. years
Al Pass Ranch Calf mia. on the II April. FREDE-
RICK A BRAINARD, formerly OF Canfsid, o.. aged ~
ysaIs.
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CASH FOR WOOL :
WE WOULD INFORM MER
T0TICE.-THE STOCKHOLDERS
an whom IL NAV am.

NOTlCE.-1o all whom it may con-
eern and esoeslally 70 AL those owning eal OF loas
Hold properly bounding a Mcd0VT stres-
The City q Cevelaad Noii hereby given that tue
Cy Council Of sld City Cleveland di the 2n day
o. May ls BY ordnancs, determine 10 grad aecordng
Tue eStabshed grade file al the oi Of the CRY
Civil knsiHoer md instruct under such for
ne Dur se u rcng borough drainage Of sad 10
ne Guy hlga River AID % pave said stree with st1Ee.
Also, hat the 81 City Council dd the said 18Th day
OF My ISIS. BY or4Ilance dstsrmne ~ grade 10
ne established grade "a s0resiI and pave with
tast hive rstreet and the c c, e Rail lad, and all
such ers1ns aiuresld he further uofieii that d
they fail neglect file he CIV Citrk o s1id citv
ther CLAIM or claims writing for d1m ires which
hey may suppose they will sustain u their lease
hood etate bounding ablns said eets hy
ul such eradig ami improving, within two weeks and
after the s5h DAY Of June next, they will be iurever
aired from fling s1c claim elains
damages therefor. J. b BARTLETT.
my2..5w lsl CRY Clerk
.RISH0P. ROSS 4 CO-IMPOkT-
II aud Nholesale dealers in Wines Liquors 80
" atsr 81. Cleveland, Ohio
!. D. BISHOP. GEO W. Ross G. AIETZGER
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NEw BIsHOP.-The Rev. DR.. Pelagamus, Of
Davenport, Iowa, has lately been created Bish-
op of St. Paul, Minnesota.
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NOTICE.

AA 1LAOuS
w haze hosn IN the actice months psi Of
depO ting q ais, Iron and uhcr Articles erchan-
dze upIa my wharf, erected upoa and ad1ceut 10 the u
: eyernmeat Pier IN Cleveia ID, under license given
10 tlm BY tho Cleveland Pittsburgh Rail Road Com
pnny all such persuns now therefore, hereby notified
Ia species Of auth0ry heretofore * sy Or i'm
p1 diy gwen TO said kll Rad Company deplst goods
u3on said Nha q 70 receive wharfage IN .rer heen
D. ne revoked AL per who shall SAID hari, or
any portion hereof for purposes alter the Let av
OF Juae, l5, VIII out ohtl ming authority from nv
Ataruess IN Cleveland, MessTs SpaldIng x Parsons viii
be deemed trespassers and treatel accordingly.
l. X COLLINS,
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x The Hon r. P. RANSEY, of this city
viii deliver the Independence Grafton at the
Warren Celebration, July 81.
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MU SIC HALL!

No. 9 Superior St., Opp Water st.--Open
Every EVening,--Sunday Excepted.
THE PROPRIETOR WILL SPARE
u expense % make TINS First Class place OF Amuse-
eu worthy Of the patronage the gentlemen Of
Good Musicians engaged and the Best Vocal
the Manager
Th- BAR attached to the Han will be supplied with
TaERE WILL BE an ENTIRE cHANGE OF
PROGRAMME EVERY EVENING
The Entertainmenf viii consist OF Instrumental Music
NaIoual Ahs Yankee SONGS Fog sh aud Scotch Ballads
lr sh Melodies Sea Il Duatts Gees Nadngas Qu1r-
tets Buresqges. Par0dies, JiS Reels Hshand Elm g
eakd0wus stump Speeches. Plantation lIiusfrelsy Ec
bAMU~lC n c1musnce at oiclnck mEis.dsm as
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RAIL ROAD DANAeEs.-At the present Cour,
ef Common Pleas in Ashtabula county, the sec
ond trial of eolored man who fell of the Ash
tabula Railroad bridge, resulted in his obtaining
verdict of $1,000 damages against the Lake
Shore Railroad Company
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SERIOUS LOss--A beautiful fast pacing mare
recently bought in Cleveland by Mr.. Robert
PEBBLES, OF New Castle, Pa, for $3.50, died in
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Amu5rmentS,
CLEVELAND THEATER.

JoHN A. ELLSLER. MANAGERS AND PROPRIETORs.
FELIX A. VINCENT.
T. b. wilcox, Treasurer
PRICES OF ADNIssoS-Dress Circle and Parauetts Soc
Ranliy Circie- --.----..----- 35c
ts1liety- z1c
Private Boxes. laIge----Sl0 90
Last Ni-ht o. the charming
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
When she will appoar the
YOUNG PRINCE;
Olso As MILIY;
In addition to which
Mr.. S W. GLENN.
Will appear in his inimitahn rharaci CT Of
TIE PERSECUTED DUTCIIMAN.
A part IN which he Thou n rival.
NJ, This Saturday Evening, June 18th,
THE YOUNG PRINCE.
Prime Frederick Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL
hAl5 tIe1efick MI 3 ". GLENN
Aiter which the glorious Peaits Comedy
MAID WITH THE NJ LIKING PAIL.
Aiiiy, with song, The Maud the Milking PAIL
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
THE Prosecuted DUTCHAIAN
John Schmidt Mr.. SW. Glenn
BI0ndsy EvFBine-First and Only
BfNEFlT OF MILE KA1RINA.
great blu VIII De ufered-
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A CASE FOR DYsPEPTIcs

Dr. Tubbs-Sir: Having been patient Of you-s for H.
last three months and received ncacuable 6sne reS
gvo my for the henedt of sufferers For frs
Years have been troubled with Indigestion causir sr
ing Of food feeling Of Wegh burning and jstTFs a ne
indeed 70 take meal without Vomiting s1lsli1- -
tremeB Even small drink of wafer 20 nd he dirsctv
thrcWn Up i sreN Teiy weak. fsrelsh afternnoas
sweat nsnt until the cl hing dripping vct 5reaf
ing was snort, and cough SAT IN II thought corr
sumpti must soon be the result and end Of .ur
VERY soon aiter beginning with your msdcineS bc-s
oster and IN enc mouth vomiting before ce9
eo enurey can eat the ordlnarF vsriefre a. fl
Wth good relish md subssqucut pam or
N Burn stronger, ieel well anc have gained ffeen
poanos o. mesh The ene expense Of The cure which Is
beyond price 70 ne has been S3,75. -
NAYS; Yssss, rTulS, ELizABETH DAVIDSON.
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GnQrauers.

ENG r. AVING AND LITnOGRAPHING
RRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
II ENGRAVERS AND LfTHOGRAPHERS. Bank
street Cleveland q
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Removal.
~ L. M0RSE'S WHOLESALE and
kstsli io@ee9 and se ar So has been renewed 70
& 3 'hd sbs h19S 5S s9sr ne
stock Of ported and Domestse Seg and TOharo the
Tobacee consisting pan ne following approved
Blue Hens c5iaEsi; '.- ''s'' bSiisi SdE
MSiiS1E.9 M9ES t9lP Premium e1e S@s A,pT PTIm IA S
Also, genuine Meershaum Pipes, Tuskisa End Havana
Gooa~ia's Tins cut Chewing Tobacco; -.
s51se1s Sase4s,,,. DO 90 a. a.
S M9lss SS, eSs a. Go Enc , Gu chss,Si9s TSsaseo
myll ps Usaef he G@srie n House
| N0TICE.-PERSONS WISHING
to make Use of'City Dock foot Of Superior street,
Au1il I5th Is5s-7pls.Iss tjulyl. L "
InISSOLUTION NOTICE.-The Part
~ nsrship heretofore known as the firm Of SOME
BORN BROS, and composed OfSol 5. Sonncb0u. LOUIS
Sonne born and Heur Sone tins day dissolved bg
mutual consent. Loais and Henry SOaneboI IsslIia o
HENRY H2Sis 9SG s5NNEBoRN. { ssSaH
Cleveland. August 20 1881.
S. sONNEBoRN viii coafinueto carry on the Read,
lde Clothing business a. the old stand l5e supsTOTst
| INORONER'S OFFICE.-2 ABBEY
~ STREET. tWest Sidel the OF Pearl and
Loraa streets Notiee may also be lef at Mr. Hogland'
E100 HF. BBLS. DETROIT RIVER
fOOMHIrE u, Received tbs day The oaiy
sesuins RIVER % Es M n ma AZ ss. s
CEWING MACHINE AND DRESS
! - MAKER can be hired BY aPPlJisg tS-,,-,, .
juas:ln Iss' MelOls0n Block, saPsriOr 81
A S. POWERS WOULD BEG
"a. sass % inf@ hs od cgsiSReT, % ih9i Be will re-
= street, where he will Be happy TO an hrs
and less eEpenses than IN fgmeI days. ag2o ls3
TRUNKS! TRUNKS!!
lust RECEIVFr, DIRECT FROM
- manufacfursrs, avoica of Iaes and Gents Trav
sp2i No. 3 ssssrsri 81
@ A. POWERS-Merchant Tailor,
~ AZ eso sa1 50 F SHs' o cS s s sSs sSs sS %
whaeh hs wiz make up IN the nost approved style.
NHARLES FLIEDNER'S BATH
Hg sh .ag and HaiT Dressing Saloon, wsddeil Rloek
eonsantlyn eadnsss Eseytling nnev, eat, and com
WOOD WOOD FOR SALE
w Fllteen Hundred Cords Of Wood at TEN sHIL- |
% The Nsvbergh Plank Road.
f.Si5 EDWARD KINGSLEY 81 ontaro St
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN.
DATENT OFFICE AGENCY, OP
Il posits Wedden House Bank street. Clevelaad. OIL /
v. ~ BganInaE- lmyz-l57l yEHu BRAINARD /
SFAKWH HALL REPRRSHMENF SALOON. |
No. 166 Superior Street,
MESsRs. ELW00O G co, PHOPRrErOas
THIS MAGNIFICENT AND P0PU-
Il LAR SALOON viii be constantly provided with an
he dscacies Of the and will Be served up IN the
most approyed style Of the EpieqIan Art Dones'e and
Foreign Game kept cous antly on hand |
Thechocet Brands q Cgsrs diree5 tIos , a9 a55-
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Dr. gives his undivided attention Chronic Diseases
treating thousands aunual hundreds Of whom have
cred after ali nher had failed Mineral and
rpoRnnF patients eucourazed
sub tosIDense without corresponding prospect Of
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Uants.
$4,000 MONEY ADVANC-
-ENEKGETIC MEN

IN eyeT State AMI T. rritory sell shop town and
county nights for the rapidly selling BuckeTe Rotating
Harrow recently natented b peWr and Barrett Of this
CITY Ial On the Gea-ra Agents, Robinson Co, No q
closed ap2I
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No. 81 Marble Block, Superior Street,