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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-24
New Books.

N6W GOOhS'
Explorations OF the Nile Tributaries of A5
yssj1aia.-Here we have volume of over six
hundred pages, written in pleasing style,
understanding in vast amount Of new and
interesting information. 1t is the highly ex-
citing adventures of the author in those great
interior regions of Africa, in search of the
SOURCES, supply, and cause of the overflow of
the Nile. The description of the countries
visited, the people, customs, &C., are unques-
tionably faithful and life-like; the reader
seems to realize that he accompanies the
traveller, sees the strange objects, the sublime
scenery, and partakes of the travellers excite.
ments. Interesting accounts are given of the
powerful animals which are fonnd in that re-
gion, the elephant, buffalo, lion, rhinoceros,
hippopotamus, &c. We may hereafter, when
political matters make less demands on our
columns, publish some of the thrilling sketch.
es found in the book Published by o. D.
Case IL Co., Hartford, Conn.
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Dental Gard.


Beguiled by an advertisement that "Dent-
istry could be had for just half what my more
pretentious brothers charge" put me in mind
that II had better have my teeth fixed but
the second thought brought to mind this an.
'ecdote Once Doctor located in town and
advertised to amputate limbs for $40, arms
for IS, and charges for all other professional
services in proportion Business cameImme.
diately. A limb was amputated and patient
died Immediately, but the doctor gave reas-
ons in medical phrases which were accepted
by bystanders. Next customer the Doctor
through mistake amputated the wrong limb,
and the M. D. was seen no more in town.
And this is cheap surgery. For fear that
might get such services on my teeth and have
them ruined (and value them very highly
concluded not to have any EXTRAORDINARY
DENTIST do my work. For old fogies, who
care only to have space filled up, and have no
artistic taste, our cheap dentist will do well
enough, but pity young people who value
these beautiful adornments of nature, (the
teeth who fall into the hands of an ertrdordi-
nary dentist.
have no competition with such men, on
ly to excel them in style and durability of
work. E.G HAZELToN. Dentist
Office west of bank, Cup stairs).
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AN article having lat ely appeared in Re-
publican paper publish ed in Chicago, reflect
ing severely ON the Iris II Catholic Church and
Priesthood, some of or ir Catholic friends have
desired us to say whe ther we approve the SEN
timcnts uttered. tt is sufficient to reply in
answer, that we ha' re never sought to bring
reproach upon any class of citizens among
US, by denouncing or ridiculing their religious
teachers or their religious faith therefore,
we do not approve it in others. Were We
strangers in this community, a more particu.
lar disclaimer might be necessary, but as it is,
our known record for more than quarter Of
century must suffice to satisfy on this point
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THE LADY's FRIEND, for October.-A fine
Steel Plate, ''The River Spirit" brilliant
asllion Plate, and spirited wood cut of q
group Of young people amusing themselves
with Halloween rites, are the leading en-
bellishments of the October number of this
beautiful monthly. In literary merit 1t is
decidedly at the head of magazines of its
class. In tasteful patterns of the Fashions,
and Work-Tab cuts and directions, it is
especially suited for ladies Of refinement and
culture. The new mnsic in this number is q
ballad-"Fancy Brings Thee Ger the Lsa'
the Prospectus for the next year contains un-
eQualled inducements to new subrcriburs,
and we advise our readers to send for speci-
men number (Which is furnished GRATIS. and
avail themselves of the Publishers magni-
fcent offers. 1t is publish by Deacon Peter
son, 319 Walnut street, Philadelphia, at
Friend" and 9" The Saturday Evening Post:
"$400.
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RELIGIoUs.--Rev. H. M. Thompson, for
mer rector of st. Mathew church, in this
city, preached last sabbat d. morning and eve
ming. ~ !.
Next Sabbath the pulpit of st. Matthews
Church viii be supp lied by Rev. H. W. Beers,
OF 81. PauPs ehurc' a, Foud du Lac.
On Monday eve ming last the Congregation
~ society IN tn IS city voted to employ Rev.
Mr. McComee to supply the pulpit eight
montns' on a salary at the rate of 81 800 q
year.
keV. Mr.. Mead, Of the Methodist church,
"lll preac' l his last sermon of the Conference
year, mex Sabbath. The Wisconsin Confer
encs NEE is at Racine on the LIST day of Octo-
Der next >.
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Ora ND Mass MEETING IN BURLINGToN.-A
gran q mass meeting will be held at Burling.
Ton, Racine county, on Wednesday, Sept, 80,
1868. The following speakers are expe cted
to be pres ent on the occasion Hon. Matt. Fl
Carpenter, Ex-Gov. Salamon, Hon. II. E.
Paine and hon. John F. Potter. The meet
ing will take place on the afternoon of that
day, Doubtless many in the western part OF
this county will avail themselves of the OPP
portunity of hearing these distinguished
speakers.
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Whoever wishes to see large piles Of new
goods would do well to look in at Simmons
dry goods and grocery store. All the desir-
able goods adapted to the season, are found
in his establishment. 1t would seem he has
enough to supply the county. ISL
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Death of Hon. Hiram Tu4

Hon. Hiram Tuttle dice :. his residence in
this city, on Tuesday evening last, at the age
of 4s years.
Mr. futile was horn in Westchestcr county,
N. Y. His educational advantages when
young were good; he acquired respectable
education at the age of sixteen, and became,
for a time, an assistant teacher in the Latin
and French languages in an academical insti-
tntion. He was educated to the profcssio of
law; after leaving the law school in the city
of New York, at the age of nineteen, he went
Indiana, where he remained some two years
and edited whig paper. At the age of 81
years he came to Kenosha and soon after was
elected to the Office of Justice of the Peace,
which Office he continued to hold by re-elec-
tions, for more than fifteen years. In 1862 he
was appointed by President Lincoln, Consul
to Monteviedo, in the Republic of Parag nay,
South America. He continued to hold the
office of Consul two years, and resigned the
position. In January, 1866, be accepted q
clerkship in one of the State departments in
this State. He resigned his clerkship at the
end of two years, and accepted an appoint
ment by the Governor, to the Office of Judge
of Probate for Ker osha county; which Office
had become vacant by the resignation o.
Hon. A. VanWyck.
During the early years of the residence o
Mr.. Tuttle in this place, he was 2 prominent
member of the Wing party, and at seyera
times supplied for limited periods, the polit
ical editorials of a wing paper published here
After the dissolution of the whig party, h
became a member of the Republican party
and was an earnest and efficient worker.
! Mr.. Tuttle had not been in the enjoymcn
of good health for several years past; his &C
ceptance of a Consulship to South Americs
was partly at least, with the view of improy
ing his health. He derived some benefit freI
the change of climate, but was not permar
emily relieved. AS a citizen, he possesse
many qualities of usefulness. He leaves
wife and several children.
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YIELDED AT LAsT.-B letter received from
the proprietors of Goes Cough Balsam, we are
informed that they have at last yielded tc
the pressing demand, and in addition to the
ordinary size new SO long in the market, have
consented to furnish their popular remedy
Goes Cough Balsam), in mammoth family
bottles, which will be the largest bottle oil
medicine ever sold in this country for 81
and which is unequalled as sure and speedy
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
and all throat and lung complaints. Both
sizes can now be found at all drug stores.
1y41
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UEMoREsT YOUNG AMERIcG.-The Oct No,
wnich closes the volume for the second year,
OF TINS popular little periodical, comes to US
bright and gay as ever, furnishing a grand
poetry, pictures, and puzzles, closing the
interest Juvenile adaptation of the famous
story OF Robinson Crusoe, and promising
brilliant attraction in the shape of new
story OF outdoor life. for boys, by Geo. j.
perior as a writer for the bows to Oliver
Optic. Hurry up with your pennies, child
rem. You viii all want YOUNG AMERICA
this year-tor, with the November No., it is
TO be emerged, and, according to the pub
Y JENNINGS DEMoREsT, 473 Broadway, n. Y
1,20 per year, with a Premium.
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STATE FAIR The annual Fair OF the Wis
consin State Agricultural Society will be
held at Madison on Tuesday and Wednesday,
the Goth and 3oth of Sept, and Thursday and
Friday, the LIST and End of October. Rail
roads WIN carry freight free-passengsrs half
fare.
COUNTY FAIRs,--Ke noSha County Fair will
be held on Tuesday, " Tednesday and Thurs
day, the 18th, 14th and 18th nays of October
The Exhibition of the KsnoSha Horticultural
Society will be held in he city of Kenosha, or
Friday and Saturday, t. he 25th and Goth Sept
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CITY Ward Oauensss

The Republican electors of the several wards Of
the city will meet on
Friday, septi 25th, Inst.
at O'Clock, p NJ choose delegates to the County
Coyention, to be held on Saturday following.
First Ward, at City Council Room.
Second Ward, at G. Schend's.
Third Ward, at the Office Of Myron Baker
Fourth Ward at Basement N. r. Aliens house.
By order Of Committee
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i WIN. KNABE 81 Co.-Gent1eman: 1 have
carefully examined your new scale. Grand
and Square Piano Forts, and must say that
they please me erceed5ngly both with regard
to touch and toue, and l can confidently re-
commend them as being equal TO any in this
country or Europe, and you have PERMISSION
to make use of my name if of service to you
Yours respectfully.
GEO. w. MORGAN.
ORGANISE OF GRACE CHURCH.
For Sale by J. Bauer s. Co. Chicago H.
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GOODS AT BRowN's.-A new announcement
will be found in Browns column this week.
Brown studies the wants of his lady custom
ers, and therefore his establishment has
long been fayorite with that class of buy
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THE SPANISH GYPsy.-By George Eliot, Au-
thor of "Adam Bede." 1.-THE Mil on the
Floss" etc. $3.50. Ticknor IL Fields, Bos-
ton.
The great reputation which George Eliot
has won as author of some of the most re-
markable of modern works of fiction, seems
likely to be equalled by the fame of 1.-THE
Spanish Gypsy" Both English and Ameri-
cain critics have spoken. of it in terms of verv
high praise. In their judgment it displays as
great and varied intellectual power as the au-
thor has shown in her previous works,-equal
largeness of view, depth and fertility of
thought, range of knowledge, force of charac-
terization, and purity OF style, land, in addi-
ton, sweep of imagination and power and
felicity of poetic expression, which make II
enc of the greatest poems of the age.
Tho Spanish Gypsy" is a tale Of Spain in
medieval times, when the bloody struggle be.
tween the Cross and the Crescent was raging
hereby. 1t is dramatic in form, with occa-
sional episodes of description, thus couibin.
ing the advantage of both the novel and the
| drama. The scenery of Spain, its changeless
mountains and plains, its groves, its songful
| rivers, the tropical airs and sunny skies, are
| rendered with surprising vividness and faith.
| fulness. The story is forced into the eader,s
memory by the striking distinctness of the
characters which move in lit. The wild feryol
of the gypsy chief. the beauty and the mentaI
struggle of his daughter, who has to choose
between her race and her lover the confiic1
in the mind of the Spanish knight between
ideas of his caste and his creed, and his pas
sion for the gypsy girl the fierce fanatacism
of the preist of the Inquisition, and even The
| lighter phases of character that pass to an6
fro on the stage of the poem, are described
with graphic power.
/ Bldcktcoed'S Magazine, one of the highest
literary authorities, says it is ''emphaticall,
a great poem, great in conception, great ii
execution. The story is as grand and mass
i've as it is simple; all the. personages ar
scapes are magnificent the wise reflection
and apt illustrations incessant, lavishly en-
riching every page. 1t is our conviction tina
the autho who holds so lofty place amons
Novelistsrmust also infalliably and immedi
stely take high rank among Poets"
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Oicgars! Cigars
A fine assortment of the best brands can be
found at the UNION DRUG STORE, taxes
and license paid, no danger of UNCLE SAM
taking you up for smoking. 14tf
AL. always on hand to show the documents. -
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There are great many preparations for the
hair in market, but we are satisfied that the
Alisma is ahead of them all, in viItue at least,
and if it proves as successful as the Constitu-
ton Bitters, Seward Bently ought to feel
gratfied.
Nothing better for coughs and colds than
Stewards Cough Cure.
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& - NMRI ER CIAL
OFFICE OF THE KENoSHA TELEGRAPH,
Thursday. September u. 1865.

Thursday, September a. 1868.
GRAIN. The receipts of wheat are steady and
more liberal in amount. The largest portion of
the offerings az e damp and some lots quite soft,
the sales $1200$l25 for rejected $500 S135 for
No, and $l4O@$145 for No. 2. Barley continues
firm and prices are well sustained. We note sales
of inferior at $40 aud fair No. 2 at $1,000 $175
Oats are steady at sec. New Corn 4Oc@45c in the
ear.
PROVISIONS Potatoes SOC. Butter S0c@s3c
Eggs TIC.
HAY.-Timothy $l39$14. Upland Prairie s1c@
$H. Slough $s@$9.
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PLEASANT Prairie Mating.

PIeasant Pralrle Meetlng
Republicans in the town of Pleasant Prai
RE will notice a meeting called at the Union
Church ON Wednesday evening, the Goth inst.
Besides good speaking, the Kenosha Glee
Club will furnish music.
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TIL MIsERABLEsi Misguided and unfortunate
young men, who have abused their physical pow
ers or wasted their substance in Iiotous living and
Iaen Vlctlms TO disease. with reports on the How
opes. free OF charge. address DR.. SKILLIN
ihhoOGaTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
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WE call the attention Of eur readers to the
advertisement OF "stray Cow" Informa-
ton leading to her recovery may be left at
this office
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Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE will immediately
relieve and permanently cure the most aggra.
waited case of DysI epsia, Flatulcncy, Sour
Stomach, Constipation, and all diseases of the
stomach and bowels Physicians clergymen
and all who nse it, join in unobonnded praise
of its great virtues. Sold by druggists every
where. Price $l.00. 1y4l
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TO BEAUTIFY AND DRESS THE HAIR
and restore it to its natural coler, and impart
that beautiful gloss, odor, etc., use Mrs. IS
A. Aliens Improved (raeaU sty1e) Hair Restor
er Or Dressing, (tn one 6ottle.) Every Druggist
sells it. Price One Doller. 1w Is.
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KING 81 FELLows.-Have just received a
large lot of New Goods from New York. No
one need go to Chicago or elsewhere when
goods can be boughtat home just as cheap
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EUGENE-This valuable Hair Restorer, is
warranted to change grey or faded hair, to it
youthful color and beauty. 1t promotes it
rapid growth and prevents its falling off. 1t
is also most beautiful dressing, being free
from grit, richly and delicate perfumed Nam
moth sized bottles only Is cents.
For sale by +. Robinson 1y41
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Down AMONG THE DEAD MEN, are, at this
moment, thousands who might have been
alive aud well had they used that great life
preserver; Plantation Bitters. Let the liv
ing lay it to heart that they are the known
remedy for all dyspeptic complaints, stomache
arrangements, and general debility As a
delicious cordial, combined with great tonic
virtues, their equal cannot be found
Delicate Females, Clergymen, Merchants,
LAWYERS and persons of sedentary habits
particularly those who are greatly benefited
by these BItte:s
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JoHNsoN's counter is well stocked with the
papers and periodicals of the times. October
Harpers', Atlantic, Cooley, Peterson, &C.,
lust in l-as 31 etUlrslE lt&L
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Entertainment,

Remember to go to Simmons Hall on@F'ri
day evening. Oysters, ice creams, peacJ nes
coffee, &C., will be served by the ladies :. 10
such as desire. Good vocal music viii alsc
give interest to the occasion. All who wish
to enjoy pleasant evenings e.atertar nmept
will aot fail of being present. At the same
time. any patronage given, Will s. erye a
worthy object 444 ~ U.s. as -.
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GALAxY.-The Galaxy for October is on
hand. The present number fully maintains
the reputation of the preceding ones. The
principal articles are: Cipher, "a novel;; Wit
toria Colonna, Hazard; History of Tears
John Lester Wallack AIfew Words about
the Nerves; Beechdale; Words and then
Uses Whose Hand Is Labor a Curse His
trionic Metempsychosis A Visit to the Bank
of Prussia, &C., &c. Published by Sheldon
Co., 500 Broadway, New York. 81 year IL
advance.
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Republicans, do not forget the ward eau
cuses Tomorrow friday evening See call
In another column.
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Republican Rally

Republican Rally
At Simmons Hall on Saturday evening.
Good speaking and good music may be ex-
pected. Ladies are invited.
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Il. A. r.
Kenosha, Sept. "a, 1868.

q, A. Z.
The regular muster of Post No. 70 of the
Grand Army of Republic will take place We'd
hesday evening Sept. 80, 1868.
CHARLES FRANTZ,
Commander.
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MEETING IN PLEASANT pRAIRIE

There will be meeting of the Republican
of Pleasant Prairie at the Union Church near
the Farmers Home, on Wednesday, the Both
inst, at z P. M. Judge Jilsun and A. Van
Wyck, Esq, will be present and address the
meeting. The Kenosha Glee Club is also ex-
pected to be present. a ..f
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THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR OCTOBER
contains Portraits and Sketches of Chas
Darwin, the eminent Naturalist; Eliza Por.
ter, the Union Nurse, of Charleston, s. c.:
Madame Goddard, Musician; John Laird,
builder of war Ships or Rams; Who are the
Roukees? Self Culture; The Turkoman Tribes
Among the Orange Groves; How to Travel
on River, Rail or Sea. An American Dress
for ladies; The use of Discipline; What
they Say" Progression. Talking Women;
Insanity; To Correspondents, etc., With large
and elegant illustrations. Only 80 cts, OF
So year. S. r. Wells, New Youk.
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All whe have specimens to exhibit at the
Horticultural Fair, will inform the Secretary.
DR.. 0'Farrell, at the Hall, and the Committee
viii see Item delivered.
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CRooK.EERY and Glass Ware full Stock er
hand. Call and see us before you buy.
II SLossoN s. ANDREWS.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
price. 1w 16.
- SONS OF MALTA.-Let a. be so recorded
IhatJ w. Poland's Aumor Doctor is the
best preparation for the cure of Scrofula and
all Diseases OF the Blood. Put up in large
bottles, and for sale by F. Robinson at 81
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PHYsIc1ANs, Ministers, Lawyers and thous
ands OF Others, have used the White pine
Compound for Throat ard Lung Diseases and
Kidney Complaints, and found it just what
was wanted. 1t is truly remarkable RENE
'dV -EI
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yaE.KRREED.

/N~~~~~~|~~~><>~(~~~~~~~~~
BUTRIC-BOWEN.-Att the house Mrs H. Robins.
Salem, by Rev. E. Halliday, Mr.. Chas. H. Butric
to Miss Sarah Z. Bowen, both of Salem
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That big Stock Of Dry Goods that King &
Fellows were expecting from New. York has
Come d are going to be sold, Cheap! Cheap
err! cheapest j! Every one is invited to cal
d buy a large bill on those terms.
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Tobacco.

You will always find DR.. Hazelton at his
office ready to respond TO your calls.
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You will at all times find everything in the
Grocer line at slosson 81 Andrews, aud prices
as low as thesIowest. If
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Tobacco. s.-ss.s
Just received, very choice let of Nav
Long los and Cape May Founder. A superb
or article of Medium and Extra Fine-cut
Chewing, Common and Fancy Smoking, al
ways on hand and sold at lowest cash retail
rates. 49, A. N. ANDRE,
If Kenosha Cigar aud Tobacco Store
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Chicago & milwaukee RAILWAY
Republican Union County Convention.

The several towns and wards in the county Of
Kenosha are requested to send three delegates
each to a Union County Convention to be held al
Agricultural Hall, in Bristol,
Saturday, September rs, 1865,
O'Clock, P. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for county officers and member of Az
sembly. M. FRANK,
p. JUDsoN.
Dated Aug q, 1868.
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We Manufacture all kinds Of Tin IS Sheet
Iron Ware A good assortment on hand and
all kinds ofJUb Work done with neatness and
despatch. @s =
SLossoN &. ANDREWS.
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Republican Meetings,

Republican Meetings.
o. 8. Head, of this city, will-address the cit.
liens of Kenosha on the issues of the day, at
Simmons Hall, on Saturday, the Goth inst at
Up M
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VINEGAR RUssTSe's CF1ERRarEb .,,,d,RR
VINEGAR, warranted pure, and to preserve pickles
FIRST PREMIUM at the U. S. Fair, Illinois state
FalI and Chicago City Fair! Largest works OF the
y CHAS. G. E. PRUssING.
6m4s 3S9 g 81 State st CHICAGO.
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If YOU are contemplating ''dental Aopera-
lions, ''5do, not fail to give DR.. Hazeltona call
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WONDE RFUL

How either sex may instantly gain the undying love
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married mar happy,and WISE IN TINE Simple harmless
rs sure. also ourna Of Love Secret Of Success
HOW 70 get Rich etc, All mailed free for 20 cents
loo, 600 sold. Address REEVES & CO., rs Nassau
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