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AFFLICTED READr.

AFfIIO ED KEADI.
MEDICAL HOUsH-Establi,hea n
years age by Dr. KINKELIN corner of Third and Union
streets Phladslphia, Pa.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Experience has rendered Dr. K most pras.
ttoner in the Of all diseases Of private nature
msnhoods debility impeachment to marriage; nerv-
and sexual inrmites diseases the skin and those
arising from abuse of mercury.
Take Particular Notice
There evil habit sometimes indul red by boys In
solitude eften growing up with them to manhood and
which, il not reformed in due time only beRets serious
obstacles to matrimonial happiness but gives rise
res OF nsdious and devastating affections
Few of those who give way to this pernicous practice
are aware Of the consequences until they find the
Sous system shattered feel strange and unaccountass
sensations and vague fears in the mind (See pages 81
s. and 40 ofDr, Knkcin's book "Sef Preservation
The unfortusste thus affected becomes feeble is rnahle
to labor with accustomed vigor, to apply his miEs
TO study; his step is tady and weak he is DALI rress
and engages even in his sports with less energy ban
| usual.
Ifhs smancpats before the practice has ids
worst, and enter mstrimony, h marriage unfruitfz
and his sense tells him thar this caused by his early f
THESE are considerations which should awaken the
attsntion Of all who are similarly situated. + .f 4
lie who places himself under DR. KINKELIE,g
may reigiously couAds in his honor as geneusn ana
rely upon the assurance, that secrets Of Dr. KS pa
/ tents will never be dsclosed. u FL IN Il n !. =
Ysung Man-lst false nodesty deter YOU from,
known to one, Who and reauAe-
liability, can g \ &C certainly ,n,i5 bffriend YOU
two years at tine n. ". ofTHIRD and UNION 80
| PATIENTS At DISTANCE
Can have rby stating their explicitly together With
all their symptoms, par letter. encoaing Dr.
Is medicine appropriated accordingly.
Forwa red to any part the Quilted States and ma ok n
secure from Damage or Curiosity, by mali express
Read! Keuth and NRanheod
A stSerOu, L&s or Premature Dsaos, KinEelin d.
etg- PTessrcatSois-Onty2 % CeSts. sHFEa
Letters ssntaining that vaua in stamps will insure
GRATIS GRATIs!! GRATIS!!
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DISSOLUTION

"a VIE co-p&rtaershp heretofore existing between w
IA v. Foster aad 6uldh Gett, is tbs day d,sovfS
by mutual consent. The business Il the laie rtn S he
carried on by "m w. Foster & s. Baldwin to whom, Tie
dsbts cue the late firm, are TO be paid a al debts dua
CT to become due, by said iae firm will be paid by SAID
roster I" ba.u"ih VIM ". FOSTER
G, GlLLErr.
DhteC rev Z4tii, 1889. nG5W4
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of & b. Or 8 sw 81 l027
Fisk .hiz Ii, lying W of t sd 10 sw 81 loss
do I'll b sym; y of E sd / I s1v 81 2 50
do ot2, Lying Of e sd / ? 1 1 sw 81 ) -
do 1otS ) II, lying W Of Q sd g Ii sw 81 So
The toiicVing is in Range 20.
Fuller s. Hartley. BEGINNING %
rods W e COZ ar slu 30 a 40
rods " 4 rods, - rods. II
roGs, 81 which tie west j ]; q has
been redeemed containing 81 &c G So 70
Che following is in Range %.
Quarles.. part qrsee 80, begin
leo lods sd Or, 20
RODS { lfp rods, % rods, " to
beginning, conteinng % acres NV 80 1912
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n. Fs.-Many tax notwithstanding The phrase
"lo-y OF the foregoing Di,ico. iicl is plet,libed
by the city cEarter ItiA supposed ina! tie tsreas
nrer nqat wait ulstl tie last Moudey ii February,
are unwilling. or cdreiess-N hoieaa The taxes Gnu
merased aie notr due, and the Treasurer NAV .oag
enforce Repayment ~ distress and sale. L. pro
poses. however, 10 Wa:G for voluntary pal n,Glfs
aF4i january first, tuniess III eases wLele 5uo fir
etce Or opposition may be map!ceted,l ard .Itc
thaf dare s W4il ENFORCE, according laY jl.e I;y
fhenl OF al taxes ,lea remaining unpaid
l5td a. HANSON, I9eos
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E[G2ae eEag.a

CANE into the enclosure of the spbserib.
ts5ss3s1.% er in the town ofSomers haIf = mile east
STg9sS Of Fosters Mill, OF. or about the 10Th
Id@"s--~a@ day ofNvemDer, 1852 sTEEg two years
80 potted-red and white. Right ear has slit the
% y cFopp o. The owners requeste to prove prop.
e''S' Fay Charges and take the same away.
sonsvs NJ. ,.., - CORNELIUS SCLICER
''' A'of. ioth, 1903. 4w23#s
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OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER. }
il ENnSHA. VS. OCT lsfh $50 {

hereby give notice that the Tax Rolls contain
ne tie lets Of CRY, District school Interest and
City scrip Taxes, assessed and levied upon the tax
abie l.ea aid Personal Estate WITHIN lie limits Of
the City OF henoeha. Tor Tho year 1889 have been
de.veied 10 Ino IA collection, aud hat payments
thereon win be received At my Office OVER the
NEEosnA County, TANK, daily. during hueiness
hoele until .uc ast A.onday III February, ~ 1860.
- taa5 ABRAHAM RANSOM
Cay Treasurer
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EaTnaw

fHSSTA Came into the enclosure Of the snbee~ihar
q, ~ me town Of Pleasant Prairie on he l1t
u sF % november inst, lieht rel COY atopf 7
sas sa1stzs--or years old white bag the 49,.
80 a.. ~ " rope on them; line back fae ovosr IA
Same aw " - i s., anu take the
Pieasaet Prairie, Nov II, 1859. "A m $50
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E.g.n.m q

VIE FOALOWENG LOTS AED PARC ELS
IA ia were returned for the taxes Of 1885, and
~ ~ 1921 and unless redeemed on or before the
f u april, 1901, will be conveyed for tire bepsf Of
20 Ss C1 r, REUBEN II. DEMING,
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sOsz ERs.
NJ Pomeroy-part or sec 7, bng

e
II Pomeroy n or sect bng
81 rds w W / ne G B, M&CR
line 351 rds line sd or, IL IS
b rds IA links. liz rds Ii links,
80 rds Z LINKS, W 10Y rds % ks
TO bng conc
y pingree-part n hf sec 7, be
ginning at n W cor sd If sec, 5
to or Inc. G to a point so rods
Wv line sd X u 10 n " cor
N I'ts.lfrc,.' ( land. . to W line Of
X. r, ne on sd " Iit.e to within 80
rods ofniine sec, 10 centre line
or.n 80 rods. W tn beg.a,
except n W ar aud " % acres N
p ) or sei.sac 81
II Howiand-n "A acres wqr 74sv
/. g Runais--n - a Of So 5 wqr A3 az
i, liow.4nd--s 40 Of Sc q W or 43 sW
! BOND part 6 qr sec I, begin
81 rods n = C cor af ace, n IL rtts,
~ n :, line pae;no P,,nj Ann 81
rool fol ,o1s !, 4, f,of,i,,S;n7. Ga.
Eand-.na',r 5 he 3 = r. sec ali
" az Rae rn3d nxcent canlnr AT
ne eors hi. : .!e rods G 10 9 b3uk
Pike river. n 9n bank to race
way thence ON baak race way
TO n line az sec. thence W to bngG4}
j. Cleain w i 50 acres n W ar 100 Nv
! Fisk-w S5 acres w ar IS ST.
. Read-a liz o1 all that part
e az sec IS. wijcl, lie " u the
road LEADING f,om kenos,a TO
Racine except ID aces sold to
M .Iamohs 42s
\ FI.k-o nart $ G f. see Is living
of Ken s. Rae road SO
< Fisk-n frac ar sec 10. except
the following: BEGIN on w line
sd ar sec ~ rods snw cor. to
pike River. s following W bank
Of river 10 line sd ar 10 he
@inrioT excent also K K " hirh.
wav o.
: E;skn 7ol acras nv 731 a,
I! in,zIand nf Lt dorsoo7
arant a.hat Sc - nt'Y5ae.;i,a r'.a
80 s.;in H.. -, ,,.ool, 1'oi''o a71
IN j,io.s., M, 70 ~ sac 10 excant
raiiro';s, trn,.lr II wv 56 6,
i CIafiin--s q r. FIR 1oG
6 II Blossom. or I2Sn
do i hf n W or sec 80
except la in II e cor, 40 rdsn&
and 49k rds q e. w 68 n
owl pIosson mart n q orr or
| soa N b..,t.5,, 49, 9 y . aar sd ~.
| ~, 81 - <, co. 3, ~ u
r. 9 i,1 Ia 20 I" X - % e. - On II II
" do ,N'''' n !, II $ W or = " ~ ~ "
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Advertisements.
K2SEs.tsR.

@e1-w~a Taken up By the subscriber IN the town {
T%s@k Pleasant P.sris, A5out the n.-t fOcto-
"a "a Der ia,t, three last tNriAs CalSs one a
brown color the two others -eined red and
white The owD~r is requested prove propsrty nav
charges and take the same away. -
A. H. STEVENS. .
Pleasant Prairie, Nov. 49, 1859 ava
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1ANE's
.EBRATED
Y IRMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.
WE beg Ie. aye t. call the the a5 5oo.
esrasiallv the Physicians of the
c5untrs, to two of the most PoPu-
B ~ remedies now before the public.
We refer TO
q. Che. FsIHss Celebrated
Verfaitugc and Liver Pills.
We e. NOT recommend them as
usiyeraal Curc-alls, but simply for
waa ther name purports, VIZ;
l - =. a. 40 r-oo3 4bu
For eTPel ..os II he. areo Co bran
.'l''Ii''t 49,. ...;4h +Lo ,aae< eo+;a
o., .. rne,, - r., ,s,;o,,s hn;aaIs
, .,.,,-ct - LJo,99e
'' i'm LIVER PITTS
t....c,,,.oFT 1urn Gu ,},-,re
2.r,o-,. n,n. ~, -,' 20 So
4r,, - T. ~ a -. ~ ~ r. y %
80 ~, l'.'~' VI
FEVER AND HGUEo
ratory to or after taking oui-
.sY almost Invariably make
2 and permanent cure.
r.. Epec'ilcs Tor the above men
t'f aacasts, hey arc Unrivaled,
ri" ager known to tai when adj
tered IN accordance with the
IONS.
'.ptr. 7gi1fNf@CfGF t,fCd r7CTN1r IN - fyy
nae ~ 't-'~1 -
Il. tr.,rtl flf t,tfo,,tirfore
$500 49, - Sf'4'-'S411
E,.,, yI
i i.iJhiE No lYR{JIIIFRSn
liT l'3~ I'Gt, "a.
L., l.,
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Mis-, dc. |
~ Whise ss ell sell a. Cheap an. Hosse in
tho Weat-Chicago @ Milssshsa net seceeted
W@GS d @ARERR.
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GREAT FEnALE MEDTcrgR

Females who value health, should never be without
these Pills They purify tho blood distractions
OF oil kinds cleanse the skin Of al ppes ard blotshss
and bring the rich color OF health to the pale chesk
~ The Plants and Herbs Of which those Pills ara
made, discovered in q vory surprising way among
the Iesncsns, tribe Of Aborginss Mexico Got TIE
Almanac OF our Agent, and you will read with delight
the very interesting account it contains OF the
MEDICINE" OF the Astecs
Obssrvs.-1ha HountoiH Herb Pils ara mt stp in
BeGseM Wrefpr Eoch bcs o6apotas 40 pull osAd Rslal
~ IS css PER bon All genuine Aaps tbs .. .at.rs az
B. L. JUDS0N q CO., on each boE.
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n free GIFT to all

sH MISERY RELIETED
Naturss Guide" nav and popular work, full of valu-
able advice and impressive warning alike
prevent years Of misery and thousands of lives 10
distributed without charge and forwarded by mall pre-
paid ohce in the United States on receYnK
an srder enclosing TIVE postage stamps. 1y32
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SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.


anea 'f ii onir ne 81 gpj weds ycan intro
ne set i IA PLATA language their curative rapgrti. NIX
been p s Ind as@d ae .,s wh ias n sinSs
ee 'f t"'d jHi+fen5 sud philosophy gives hci otsieu.
make Is l-i:rc iiiy SIRE. F Ma "serye reset end
Where aFrr"g "id usiu. tg ass ol {, sc tderrct -
class, or Who oecso to Fl, Jr ~ ~ aSt'eSS % We
m n IA i iy on ..'s 'n'"Ffant sa!jec,
SRsaaa'alal 7.sirT!ff.57st.E = the
rom members az 'e Medical Profession Editors Of pulie
he hret' S @ = ND L@9iys Of
cures wrought by IN: remedies Of which they themselves
EVE WITNESSES,
hose 5 sT my 5 be 6dS rs[yon or by
.he possession Of Pc Robaok which is all times
10 the puzzle establishes g. = f Oily
That The BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS have been
CoNrAIN NO mgNERAL;
That they cure the almost universal complaint
DYSPEPSIA,
other medicines have proved eseSss hey relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
restore inc ic 9Sa fSSql'a {. 8. sufferer That
who have langushed for years pess weakness
ratns operation. That sexual disabilities are removed
recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
however hey may have boon trhed with aud abused
ape i@'t oporng directly the poison of disease in
CAUsE sooH TO HEAL,
and dsehaFe system eycay aint of soro ula wheth-
g mere HEcssUir" rnG Is oi saaH ED.
and that there disease Of ar Bowels the
liver iAa nervous system, the skin, glands muscles in
hiee tiy donot give opt teej and tre minstered
and perfect
Bear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE
BLOOD PILLS endorsed BY the experience thousands
~ Hyng wi vino in letters adayit medical works
and by I'd mouth proclaim them to be the very pre-
parato = tire KIND offered to The broken
Of III health They hunt disease through every avenue and
organ of the Sysem and to expel it thoroughly perma
neHtiy.
one can doubt their superiority after single trial
hey arc not only better, but in fact than
cnoct.
Price OF tho scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier per
bottle OF 50 half dozen OF the Scandinavian Vegetable
Blood Pills, p cents per h1x, ) boxes for 81.
Read DIR. EoHaeks Special Notices and certificates pub
lshed IN CON tHous part of this paper from time
Ir holscN$ Aitdcal Almanac and Family Adviser
tanning interesting aud valuable
information can ne had gratis his Agents through
out ahc crunLry.
IN diteult complicated DIR. Rohac' may be
ply
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Drugs, Clothing, Boots, and Shoes, &c &c
Handkerchief Extracts.

3 Fresh supply ofthe choicest French English
"A and American PERFUMERY, Just opened at
h. ROBINSON'S Drug Store.
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IMPURE BLOOD!
CURE ron IsrLGoys DISEASES.

Liver Complaint. Sick Headache, &c. This Arti Eiio.e
Medicine sxpsls from the blood tho hidden seeds OF dis
esss and readers all the 1uda and secretqns pure and
hGent, CLEARING and rasuseitating tho vital orzxus
Pleasant Indeed ia it to us, that able place
within your reach medicine liks the "MouSTAIs bs%s
P1iis,' that viii pass directly to the afflicted psria
through ths blood and fluids Of the body and cause
the sufferer TO brighten With the flush or beauty and
health. rFs
Jtsdson's PILE are the Best Remedy in eris!-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H0USB-EstAblishea n
years age by Dr. KINKELIN Of Third and Union
streets, Phiadslphia, Pa
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
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aa~s, JUD s. O.2'' g Es
Mountain Herb Pills.

AsovK We present you with perfect nksnsNs Of
Tesuss, chief OF tribs Of the strange Aztec Nation
that onss ruled Mexico. You will find full account OF
him and his people in Pamphlets and AlnanAes-to
be h2d gratis, from the A gents for these Pills
The inventor aud manufs cturer of @ udson's Noun
tain Herb Pulls has spent the greater part OF his a
travelling, having visited nearly every country The
wSTG-s He spent six years among the Indians OF
the hseky Mountains and OF McKee, and it thus
the M"cETNs HERB lnIs' wers discovered. A very
Interesting Of his adventures thsrs you viii md
in on: Almanac and Pamphlet .r-
1t IL sn established fact that all diseases arise from
IMPURE BLOOD!
The blood 70 she life snd when any foreign or unhsAlhv
matter gets mixed with it, it is at distributed
every orga5 Of the body Every feels The poison
and all the vital oFgsns quickly complain The stomach
viii not digest the food perfectly. The liver ceases
seests suaeeney of bile The action Of the heart is
wsakened, and the circulation is tsbls The lungs
become eoxgsd With the poisonous matter; hence,
cosgh-rand all from slight impurty at the fouliaia
head OF htsthe Blood As il you had thrown SOME
earth for instance, in pure spring from when raj
dry ryulet, ia few mnutes the shola oours. OF IT,.
stream becomes disturbed and discolorsd AZ Quiohl.
dcss impure hloo ny TO every part and Leave ia sting
behind All the passages become ohstrucied and unless
the obstrncton removed the lamp OF life dies
These pix not only purify The blood but rsg.nera's 81
the socrstons OF the body; they therefore, unrVas
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vs. n ~ 7nl ihst'cl,us ordJliu- ii. ,, ,fl,srs
f'r' ~ ho'f l',' WI d. w.'i 30 vr;,o 5lrf ori.fs
t'u"tl I'M. ''H 'sv,t IG "a lose wish r., .,iy,
,h.A . ft'd o. . Etsasd =, mail fo.f paid 10 auy
iHl " the bniffd EA'-4 box Of Pills for tyyoIye
,1f'n cent p1saee STAMPS, or one vial of ycrn,, G,r
inli'n hreeceH- stamps Al orders fl M Canada M lst
b. ACCOMPANIED by twonty cents ex ira.
~ ls0sIvsoK, Agent fro Kenosha.
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The Country Press.

Il il getting 10 be lime that the country
newspapers asserted their dignity, They are
continually the prey Of city swindlersi and
the fault is all their own, The country can
do bslter without the city than the city with
out the country and yet the country il near
ly oil the time 90 ia belly. crawling after
some city gimeraek, making itself the laugh
ing stock Of the city, The country papers
publish pill advertisements Tor barely moth
ing, and allov themselves 20 bs bulied and
imposed upon by wandering agents from the
city, who really appear To think il favor 10
allow their advertisements 10 60 into a eoun-
Try paper at all. The country papers publish
long prospectuses Of city papers, give
them a"high-oId" puG,and that's the last Of Il,
The country press can take care Of itself,
II Il Will, and it'a about time il did,-Pai-
not
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TO DYsPEPrtcs

And all who ihis dsaahe inncts
In rm another o. It's phases, cure yourselves
permanently and speedily by usng tho OxyFcnated Bttor
The weekly Novelette, " Of September n says Dye
pepsln Is ~ the prevailing diseases Of country
This Ing both climate the almost universal
habit OF eAtin- meals rapidly admit Of proper
digestion But IN spite
when Il has chronic. disappears
rapidly BY the of the o1ygSnAted Bters which have
been found 10 prove tniailibe remedy.
From the Publisher Of a widely circulated Magazine.
Bosros. July l. 1888
MEssus. s. W FowLE A Co-Ihavo taken three bottles
Bittcrs and have derived benefit
nom their have been been much troubled with
Dyspepsia Tor several and found nothing that aOt
Ell reet until uded the Blttsrs checrn-lh
recommend them ~ all who afflicted with thi trouble
JAMEs ROBINSON ofthe
Student and Sehuolmnte."
From GES. a c DoPsE our Minister to spain.
wAsuuGroN. D. c.. May Is
Da r. GaHEN.-Dcar The iEy gems ted Iittera
with which you, we're Kind 60 rnrniAn have had
most sautRrN effect Ia my was troubled Nth DyH-
peprs i1r t1ur yrais during which time tried many rem
ecs. but never met with any 20 gDod a yuuf Btetn
In the enjoyment of good health aud hope and
believe, that all shu the OK Htttsra will mud
them scrviccabis a. have faund them.
with high respect your oht servant
Prepared BY SIXTH " FowLEA CO. BosroS. and ar
saie ~ htrEham AMI Hayt Green 81 Johnshnry >
JuhnsOury. II Quiml,y 90 Lyndon Centre. W Nc
galley Lyndon Corner. y Gould West Concord aud by
nearly all dealcrstn nedt,i3e. 2a
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sT.JOHNsBURY
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

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go fe srsis sisataa y Lsglsaiars " .iaaat
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tasssis ssd s'esl e,ai,s palsasa salississ 81
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