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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-29

T,sachers' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IRA
,,U announces a session of the Kenosha Coun-
10 Teac. zero Institute, TO which we call the spe-
c;sl atteo, 'Vn OF Teachers in ihis and adjoining
cououes. The session will commence on the 10th
Of October, and hold two weeks.
We wish 10 say to all those who are already en-"
oaped in the business OF teaching, or who pro-
pose to seach, thar they should. by all means
avail themselves of the advantages OF this lnsti
tute. To those acquainted with Mar. GRAHAM,
it is unn ecessary to speak Of his peculiar fitness
and superior qualifications to conduct such an
Institute acceptably and adyantageobSly to all
To those unscquainted with him, however, We
will say, as a practical and successful teacher,
Mr. Graham has no superior in the State, and he
possesses a rare faculty of impartng to others,
his views and the result OF his experience. As"
sisted by Prof. GAYLORD, of the Sheboygan High
School, who is well and tavOrably known t0
most of the teachers of this county, the Institute
cannot fail of being one of profit TO all who
choose to make it So
See circular of the Co. Supt.
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E-zs@ Os.V TRIAL is said to convince the most
skeptioal per son that the Liquid Catarrh Rem
adv of DR. ID. IL. Seelye is certain curative
of that Lingering md sen-de stroying disease
Catarrh. Obtain Circular ofthe druggist, Show
ing symtoms, whereby the presence OF Catarrh
in the system may be de tected.
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"A Welcome SOciable.' Some OF our
citizens are getting up promenade Sociaoie'
to welcome home our returned soldiers, TO come
off tomorrow evening, at Simmons Hail In
the hands of those who have it in charge, we
doubt not it will be very pleasant affair, and
we advise those inclined t. at way to be on
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Judge HubbeII, of Milwaukee, an elo-
uuent and patriotic War Democrat, will address
the people of Kenosha, on the war issues, and
the state of the country, at SIMMONS HALL,
Saturday evening next, Oct LIST. All willing to
hear the truth, are invited to attend.
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See circular of the Co. Supt.

Our County NOmInatiOns.-We
give the proceedings of the union county
convention, held on Saturday last, but haver
neither time nor space for extended COM
ments. We believe the nominations, for
the most part, will be acceptable TO the peo-
pie. We are much obliged to our friends
fer the testimonial they gave us, Of their
confidence in our integrity, and capacity to
serve them and their interests in a legisla-
tive capacity.
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''''I WROUGHT 7 IRON FRAME,


the District COURT of the United Sta ties, for the
District of Wisconsin. j. B. ID. COG SWELL1
U. s. District Attorney.
United States of America the real estate &C., OF
Edward L. Harding. .. PIP.
Id virtue of motion issued out OF the salo court
ND the libel of imformati on on the part OF the
United States against the real estate &C. OF EdWaId
L. Harding, as forfeited the United States by the
said Edward l.. Harding by reason of his aiding and
assisting in the present rebellion again 81 the Govern
ment of the United States as propounded is salo loe
OF information, have seized the real estate OF the
said Edward L. Harding, to wit:
part Of block number twenty-six (26) in the nrst
ward Of the city of Kenosha in the county Of NeHeshs
and State of Wisconsin, more particularly described
81 follows Commencing fifty six 1863 feet north OF
the of the block and the east line
of the block, thence north on the east line OF the
block one hundred and twenty -four and one fourth
(A 1-4) feet thereabouts to the south line OF the
north one third of said block thence west on salo
last named line two hundred and sixty (264) eet
to the line OF said block thence south on the
west line Of said lock forty 90 feet, thence
parallel with the south Ike Of said block eghy
ISo) feet thence east parallel with the south line OF
said block hundred and sixty four (164) feet I"
the place OF beginning, the being part OF the
south east quarter of section hirty>oL (S IN town
ship number two az moth OF range twenty-tree
(23) east together with ali the improvements, build
ings rights, appurtenances privileges, and other her-
ediaments to the same belonging or in anyWlse sp-
pertaining.
Notice is therefore hereby given in pursuance OF
| order of court, to all persons claiming the sara
real estate or knowing or having anything 70 say
why the same should not DO condemned ana sou pun
suant TO the PRAYER of the said libel of information
that they and appear before the said court 10 DC
held in and for he said dis trict of Wisconsin, at MIL
waukee, the third day of October next al eleYen
O'Clock the forenoon Of The said day, if the same
shall be day OF jurisdiction, otherwise on tne nA'
dap jurisdiction thereafter, then and there 10 IN
terpofe claim, and to make their allegations III 'n@'
DARIUS c. JACKSON, U. 8. Marshal;
| Marshal's Office, Milwaukee, August Zod 1904
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tie Encyclopedia OF ReItBT0nS hh0WledgR.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Patent
Medicines in generahrough dstrust Of their ingredi-
ents and efects,l ret sufficient reasons why
man may not TESTIFY the benefits he believes him
sell to have received from any simple preparation, in
the hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit OF
others, - -,
German Btters prepared by DR.. O. NJ Jackson OF this
CITY, because was prejudced against them Tor many
wears under the impression that they were chiefly an
alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my FRIEND Robert
Shoemaker ESQ., for the removal of this prejudice by
proper tests and for agement to try them
suffering great and long continued debility The
use Of three bottles of these Bttersat the beginning OF
the present year was followed by evident relief re-
storation to degree ofboliy and mentalVigor which
SPARED of regaining. 1 therefore thank God and my
friend for directing me to the use Of them
PEHGD'A JUNE 23, 1861 j. NEWTON BROWN.
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A First Class Piano for Sale.

To a person wishing to purchase
FIRST class Piano, we can oner BIea'
H4 ftBargain. .,o.,ous,s po.e,vood
80 3, Cirovesteen Piano-of sPlenolu hose"o ~
seven ctaves Mouldings pentine Oase lre'
ivre harp peda and carved Louis XIV. style
M ANYBODY wishing to purchase Piano we say
call Mt this office and learn the particulars,
S@li ~ 'H'S O ScuoPP VINEGAR & Co.
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Is the Best Tonic
In the World.
Read Who Saws So |:

From the Rev. O. Beck Pastor of the Baptist Church,
Pemberton, N. j., formerly of the North Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
/ have known Hollands German Bitters favora-
bly,, for a number of years. l have used them in
my own family, and have been so pleased with their
effects that was induced to recommend them to ma
ny others, and know that they have operated in a
strikingy beneficial manner. take great pleasure in
thus publicly proca Inning this fact, and calling the
attention OF those afflicted with the diseases for which
they ar recommends d, to these BitterS knowing
from experience that recommendation will be sus-
tanned. 1 do this more cheerfuy as Hoofaud's Bit
tiers is intended beneat the afflicted, and is mot
rum drink" Yours truly, LEVI It. BEOk.
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j. II. KENNARD,
Eighth below Coates St., Philadelphia.


From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptist CHI
Germantown, Penn.
Dr. G. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir Personal expert
ence enables say that regard the GERMAN Bit
ters nrepare ed by you most excellent medicine In
cases OF severe cold or general debility have been
greatly ben by the Of the Bters, and doubt
moi they will produce similar effects on others.
Yours truly. WARREN HANDOLPd,
Germantown, Pa.
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w. .. CasyeII. has an advertisement in
our paer this week, to which we call pHilio"i"t
attention. He offers number OF heclpeS Oh
great value to housekeepers and Others AZ "eh
the New Recipe Book Of DR.. Chase
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A special Meeting of the Good Templars
Lodge Of Kenosha, will be held in their room,
on this tThursdayl evening, Sept 29th. As bus
'sss of interest and importance is to be trans>
- :, all members are invited and expected to
vt.
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Vr,ono HOOley advertIses Grand
paI,,, >, ., 1oI corner of East Water & Wiscon-
sin streets Milwau- Ne' ~ oA4"ii"o us u
stock of Fall and W. Nfer GOODS. we cali 'ne
attention Of our readers II the advertisement IN
this weeks paper, that If tn " are IN Milwaukee
thew may know where to call.
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TOWN OF PLEASANT PRAIRIE.

I-.. TOWN OF PLEASANT PRAIRIE.
Enrolled I54, quota 90, loo per cent. additional
| Deficiency on quota. loo per cent additional
| Warren Dodge VIM Lynch
John Reynolds Charles Higgins
James Fay John Mulrey
Thomas Lamb John Hale
Nicholas Mageres Il n Waldo
Edward Hallett Walter l. Dexter
John Hickman Nicholas Meyer
Edward TTeston Alfred Miller
Henry Fastener Oliver K Pickens
David Landryon Mathew Balm
John Shoetel Salvin West
John BisselI Charles Leonard
John Pincomb Thomas Rand
Michael Rogan Joshua Whiteley
ID Bailey Patrick Heapley
John Llnderman John McMannaman
Geo McGin VIM Callahan
Philip Durbn Patrick johnson
John Lucas Joseph b Howell
James Rockingham Jacob Volner
TOWN OF WHEATLAND
Enrolled So, quota 30, leo per cent additional.
Defcaency on gu0tG. 100 Der cent additional.
Henry Briggerman VIM Kruckman
Andrew Wechrock Is Smith
Andrew Patterson Bernard Buschman
John Heiderman John Osencamp
G . Smith Henry Dayton
E u Buswel John Becker
Christopher Blanke Roberts
Henry LnnemGnn G kiterhagen
John Geiger John Miller
f Newbury VIM Memerling
Lyman Fay joel Pierce
5 Brarard + Blanke
Herman Epping Thos Gallagher
j KOpDlehuTf john Kuyler
Herman Spitzman John Hegerrnan
Robert Kane William Hoelle
Caro- Eddy John Fink
Henry Spitzmaa Theodore Timme
John Smithcamp julius Miller
Al )ses G Eittlefield j TALL
TOWN OF RANDALL.
Enrolled Y, quota %. loo per cent additional.
Deficiency on quota 100 per cent additional.
j Ohm Van Norman William Spencer
William Christian Charles E.dredge
William Gestsr Amren Herrick
Leander McCommons Jesse l Clapp
Henry X White Alexander N CFadden
Nicholas Cline Samuel TreollcOck
George Vint0n William Il Brewer
William Reynolds John Wesnett ...
Henry Welsh kinyon Reynolds
Charles C8poJ Patrick Nolan
Reuben l. Bassert James Reynolds
Leander McCommings John Woodhouse
K o Cutler Harrison Wing
j ohc Bliss jr Anthony Slack
EGber Dabins Elijah Bent
John Rosch DAVID Mccormick
Matt Nizor John Memley
Luther Pomeroy Christopher Evan
Henry Trebilcock John Smith
Austin Root MILAN NILSSON
Larned Cottrell James Duffey
George w Eldredge Thomas Wright
Christopher Fabian John Lape
TOWN OF PARIS.
| En- oiled 1873, quota 5; 100 per cent additional
| Deficiency on quota 100 per cent additional
! Charles Toner Henry Biehn
Arson Case Thomas Ryan
William Terry jr John Engehart.
John Thorn Louis Williams jr
Jacob Meres Carlton + Pierce
TOWN OF BRISTOL
| Enrolled 1877, quota !, 100 pei cent additional.
| DefciencV on quota. loo per cent additional
Martin A0amson Hiram Bacon
Emil Sennil George r Nixon
| William Rowe Walter r Phillips
Edward Stannard John Woodnouse
TOWN OF SALEM.
Enrolled I49. quota A; 100 per cent additional.
Deficiency on quota. loo per ceR2 add1tloHa
George IL Booth John Riggs
: Edward GalIIgan Charles d Robbins
William Grant Ira Fl elms
Winfield S Reeves Jacob Ritter
! TOWN OF SOMERS.
Enrolled l59, quota 3: loo per cent additional.
J. Deficiency quota. 100 per cent ddd1ti0nd
q John Billing John DeGroot
, Peter Simonton Hiram Stoddard
I G Northway Benz Newman jr
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-29

We have the LARGEST and BEST ASSORTED STOCK
OF PIANOS IN THE CITY, which for Power and
Sweetness of Tone, Easy and Agreeable Touch, and
Beauty of Finish, have, by judges been pronounced
unTaUGlIed .~
As to the relative merits of our PIANOS, we would
eer the Certificates of Excellence, in our poeses-
sion, from ThaIberg, GOttschaIk, SeralOsch,
G. satter, ii. Vleuxtemps, Louis staub ana
e. MuzlO, Musical Director of thu Italian Opera, as
also from OF The most distinguished professors
and ANA in the country All instruments of our
manufacture have the full iron Frame and are 9atqf-
GHteed tor tGDe gears.
E5Y- Particular attention paid to the selection OF
Inst for distant ORDERS and priv eye of ex
change granted at any time within sig months, if the
instrument should not prove entirely satisfactory
liberal discount to Clergyman. Teachers and
Schools. Terms liberal.
WHOLESALE DEALERS willfnd it to their advan-
tsge to give call, as by greatly increased faci-
ties, we are enabled to fill all orders with dispatch.
Rc{s- Persons in want of a REALLY FIRST CLASS
PIANO, will do well TO call before purchasing else
where.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
JULIUS BAUER 81 co.
99S Clark 4 Washington st.,
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. 1ylO
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eT He is but poor General, who like a
lrum is made only to be beaten,
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From the Rev. Tho.aas Winters, Pastor Of Roxbor>
ouph Baptist Church.

From the Rev. Thomas Winters, Faster OF BoXbor>
ough Baptist Church.
Dr. Jackson Dear Sir IL feel it due to your ex-
ceent preparation, Hoofand German bitters, to add
INV testimony to the deserved reputation it has OBJ,
tanned have, for years. at times, been troubled
ui,b Great disorder in my head and system.
ras advised by friend to try bottle OF your Ger.
man Bltters did and have experienced gre at and
nnexpected relief my health has been very material
Iv benefited. 1 confidently recommend the article
where meet with cases similar to my own, and have
been assured by many Of their good effects.
Respectfully Yours,
T. WINTER, Peterborough, Pa.
From Rev J. 8. Herman, of the German Reformed
Church, Kutztown, Berks Co., Penn
DR.. O. NJ. Jackson Respected Sir II nave DeSn
troubled with dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
ba We never used any medicine that did me as much
aood az Hoofapd,s Bitters am very much improV"
ed IN health after having taken hVe bottles.
Yours with respecti % p AHn'ihN'
PRICES.
r.roe Size rboldinR nearly double quantitJ,1
~ 81 90 per Bottle-half doz.... .....$oOO.
Small sze--75 cents per Botue-han doz,.''.e4IOO
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSi
Zee that the Signature of sc. M. JACK son"
the Wrapper Of each Bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not have the article DO
not be put of by any Of the Intoxicating preparations
that may be offered in its place, but send to u.s. and we
will forward, securely packed, BY express
Principal Office and MaufacIOry,
No. 631 ARCH ST.
JONES g. EVANS,
| Successors to G. NJ. JACKSON 4 Co.,
Pr0prietors.
\ TFOR SALE by Druggists and Dealers in
lvrY town In the United States,
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From the Rev. Jos. H. Xennard, Pastor of the 10th
Rantist Church.

From the Kew. JUB H. .NVHUdIUl d0tOI OF VII0 I'''
Baptist Church.
Dr. Jackson Dear Sir IL have been frequently
requested to connect my name with commentators t
Of different kinds of medicines, but, regarding the
practice as out of my appropriate sphere, have In
all cases decned; but, with clear proof in various
instances and particularly in my family, OF the USE
funes of Dr. Hollands German Bitters, depart lor
once my usual course to express my full conVc-
ton that for general IDENTITY O/te system, ana es-
DecidUv Tor Liver Complaint, Il u safe and cat
liable prepdrGtioH,. In some cases il may fail but
usually doubt not IL will be very beneficial to those
who suffer from the above cause.
ca. Yours very respectfully,
j. II. KENNARD,
Eighth heloW Coates St, Philadelphia.
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Cb;sooo f. Milwaukee Railway.
The Kenosha County Bank,

II 6. IO---4O i . a n,
1.-Two s,,bscriptiops at par payable in Treas
W. Totes At the present rate Of premium Oh o0, eI
ebey pay over eight per cent: interest," anu a."
1,9t from municipal or State taxauon' III, ~ tho
These Bonds are to be redeemed in coiD' az 'ns
-,a.,rs 20 the Government, at any period not less
han ten dOI nor more than forty (4O years from
their date
a-O-o- -, NJ.
We sell Passage Tickets to or rom 1l' ~
Country, by the BLACK Ear Line oil hi'e' pun
and the oupard Line Of steamers tho
DRAFTS on ENGLAND and IRELAND SOFA a. 'n'
lowest rates.
The highest prices paid for Cold Silver and o0u-
pons. (,,1..,
NAV %. '64 1y6O F.N. DAVIS, CG&haSr.
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U IL 4 DAFtFHFHJ
No. 726 N. Nineteenth Street.

From the Rev. j. NJ Lyons, formerly Pastor OF the
Columbus m. IL and Mlestown pal Baptist Chs.
New Rochelle, N
DR. O. NJ Jackson Dear Sir II feel 1t pleasure
thus of nv own accord to bear testimony to the exH
being much afc ted with dyspepsia used them with
very beneficial results. / have often recommended
them TO persons enfeebed by that tormentng disease,
and have heard from them the most hatterng teStno
malls as to their great value. In Of general de-
bility believe 1t TO be tonic that cannot be surH
naassd J. N. Lyons.
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From Rev. J. H. Turner, Pastor OF Hedding NJ E. Oh,
ph,Iadenhia

Dr. Jackson Dear Sir Having used your Ger
man Bitters in my family frequently, am prepared
to saw that has been of great service believe that
n most cases Of general debility of the system 1t Is
the safest and most valuable remedy of which have
any knowledge. Yours respectfully,
J. II. TURNER,
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In the District COURT Of the United Sta for the
District of Wisconsin, J. B. D. COG SWELL,
U. S. District ttorney.
United States of America Us. the real estate &C., o.
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oHSUtrABN.

nrArl. or CouSr NICHOLAS DE OIOHOt TrNt3rEH
RESIDENT tHoN AUSTRIA.
Il is not many months since We anu)Uuccd the
death OF the Cheyalier Hulsemlnn, Minister from
the Austrian Government and also the fact OF
his having been succeeded in his diplomatic mis-
sion by the Count Nicholas dc Gt0rgi. 10 now
becomes our duty TO record the demise VI Count
dc Giorgi, who died in New YORK rather sud-
denly, Of Brighps disease, and was Inferred at
Cavalry Cemetery.
Count Giorgi was born in Ragusa, and at tho
time of his dCCease was about htty-iiye years of
age. He was "a scion Of one Of the most ancient
and noble families Of Austria. When he had
finished his studies at the College Of TherC5ia-
marou at Vienna, which was founded by the
Empress Maria Theresa in lji, for the educa-
lion of young noblemen, he entered into he diplO-
matte service, and has been attached to different
capacities, among others to the missions in Spain,
Portugal, Naples, SnXuuy, Brazil, and lately he
had a special mission IN the East The deceased
Count dc GiOrgi possessed not only high orders
Of all those foreign Governments, which were
given TO him before leaving therrCspoCtYC COun-
tries as Acknowledgements of his distinguished
services, hut also the Imperial Austrian Order Of
Leopold, which was founded by the Emperor Of
that name in the year 1890, and is conferred by
the monarch only for very important services
rendered 10 that country.
Count Giori was also Chamberlain TO his
Majesty the Emperor OF Austria, and was n great
linguist, being familiar with seven different Ian
gugges.
DEATH or HON. NATHANIEL =. TALL"NDGE.
Tie Hon. Nathaniel p. Tallmalge died Ut
Battle Creek, Michigan, on the ID instant. lie
was for many years prominently connected with
party politics in New York State, was United
States Senator, and more recently Lieutenant
Governor Of Wisconsin. lie was man OF con-
siderable ability, and belonged 70 race OF public
men that are fast becoming extinct. Before
emgratng TO the West he became confirmed
spifItualist, and wrote many letters and pnmph-
lets, CndC avcring TO establish the truth of that
doctrine.
| DEATH or HON. JOHN 7. ELroS, PRESIDENTIAL.
ELECTOR.
The Hon. John 7. Elton, one Of the Union
| electors at large chosen last Tuesday, an infu-
ential and prominent citizen OF Waterbury, Conn,
| died on November 10, at IL o'clock.
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PateBts addressing us will please write FO,t Ohice,
County, STATE and Of writer, plain, and noose post
age stamp for reply. -
ifthe regists WIN not buy them for you, send 10 us
and we Nll send them TO you by Express Parties ad
dressing " should state the disease and symptOus ana,
h parculArs Ia res TO their We treat all dlS
eases OF q chronic nature In male OF female
Patients living distance need not hesitate because
Of their inability 90 visit We have treated success
fully patients all portions OF the civilized globe
WeWish 10 send every reader Of this paper our tr-
two page pamphlet free. - - ,r,,vyr,s a,
Address All letters and orders TO DR.. W. H. hEhNAN -
w. 80 40, 10 ~ . .3s 1si66 ~ w DYoTT CO..,
9-2l sW-8m NJ 21 N 5EVoNp S"'0H -'
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This medicine has boon
tested by the most Cm.-
nent medical men Of tho
day, and by them pro-
nounCcd TO be one Of the
greatest medical discoveries
Of the age,
one 10 tic win cure Gene
raj Debility.
A few doses cure Hysterlcs
in Females,
one bottle cures palpita-
ton OF the Heart.
A lew doses restore the
organs Of generation.
From one 70 three bot
ties restore the manH-
ness and full YigOr OF
youth.
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TREsH BEEF ARD VEGETABLES,
NAVY DRPARfyESr,
BUREAU OF PHOYsIOS5 AID CLOTHBs,

I
geaad PrppOsals endorsed proposals for Fresh BeJ
and VeRstables will be received az n g Bureau until
ociocl 4 81 on the 18Th tey Of hgTenber ni t5r the
sunDiv of 100 900 mounds OF TEESH BEEF aud 10000
polil as oil IRESH VEGETABLES, ~ the Fhla1elpme
Station required; The Bee and le5 otables must oe 81
GOOD quality and tie best The market affords and eac
Rrc!e must be offered By the p0gnd The Beef 60 be ia
equal ~ OpOrtous, fore and bind quarters.
bonds. with approved security, wiz be required m one
halt n estimated amount o. the contract aud twenty
per cent IN addition will be withheld from the amount Of
each payment 70 be made as collateral security or the
due performance Ofthe contract which viii on no account
be paid until IL Is fllly compiled VIII,
Every offer must be accompanied by written gnefah-
tee sgned by one or responsible pcrsOrs that tue
bidder bidders W 81 his their bd be accepted enloT
into an obligation within ave days, with GOOD ana SPm-
cient sureties, 10 furnish the articles proposed.
10 proposal viii be considered unless accompanied hy
such guarantee and by satisfactory evidence that me
bidder regular dealer the articles proposed, and has
/ me license required BY law
| The Department reserves the right 20 reject anY
pIspota not eonaldeTed advantageous " the Govern
msnA u-l-lW
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This medicine is q simple
vegetable c feStract, and ono
on which all can rely. aH ig
has been used IN our praC-
tice for many years, and
with thousands treated, IL
has not failed In d single
instance. Its curative pow
prs have been sufficient 10
gain victory over the most
stubborn case.
To those who have trifled
with their constitutions until
they think themselves be-
yOnd the rcRcn Of ucdical
aid, VIC would say DESPAIR
MOTT the CHEROKEE
CURE VIII restore you 10
heath and yigoT, and affer
al quack doctors have failed.