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plain statement offaets. inherited Scr 6fuIa an
many OF my relations have died with it, In 1899 my ca
was lghtiul Tumors and ulcers spread It'll 1892 under
ehe adVloe OF my physicians went Avon Springs
received no beneftred every medicine and did every
Thing could. had rest my arm on cushion and
had not been abs to raise my over ayear
The discharge from two ulcers was nearly pint day
Amputatlon was recommended but pronounced danger
ouS could not sleep, and my suerings intoera BILE
friend brought me English physician who applied a
salve with which he said he had accomplished lex
treordnary cures in the hospitals in England Itcom
menced TO relieves PERSISTED in It's use it finally effected
perectdnd entire cure 1t is l5iS. 1t is five years
since had the appearance ola scrofnlous so and nv
health has been good since. procured the receipt
of this wonderful artclethis blessing of humaptyand
have called it PAGES CLIMAX SALvE" and allow the
public to use or notas they choose. Thsis brief but
andid statement, given fully in my circular.
GENEVA, New Yo:k December, 1913. J NJ PAGE
NEw YoRR, Oct 10, 1866
81 have known ] Page Es l. of Geneva N Y. for many
Years. He is of the first citizens Of New York
saw himlast week in good health His case was most
remarkable one, but actually in every particular
lSlgned1 DEMAs BARNES"
We have watched the unaided but growing favor Of
PAGES CLIMAxSALvE, and availing ourselves of .he
of its wonderful curative powers have become
proprietors of the same.
1t is sure for Burns Scads Scrofula Salt Rheum
Broken Breasts Bites Chblains Stings
Bruises Cuts Swelings &C. whether upon man or beast
1t subdues pain and inflammation with surprising CELEBRITY
and heals burns without scar. No family should be
without it, 1t is always wanted and is always ready
We will forfeit dozen boxes for single failure We be
evc there any thing like in the world 1t is
put up in tin boxes unded by full circular g wing
acts directions testimonials and can be ordered
through respectable Druggist throughout the world
Price only IS cents WHITE g ROWLAND
Successors to J. NJ. PACE L. sERrY STREET.
eowly3o New York.
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Wouldn't Take Twenty Dollars.

Some waggish students Of Yale CoIIeOs
short time since were regaling tbcmselve.
one evening at the 'Tontine" when an ola
farmer from the country entered the room
taking it for the bar room, and enopirod
If he could obtain lodging there. Tbe
Dung chaps answered in the affirmat;ve
inviting him to take glass of punch
The ola fellow who was shrewd Yam
kee saw at once that he was to be MAD,
the butt of their jests, but quietly taking
off his hat and telling a worthless little
dog had with him to lie under the chair. be
took glass of the protfered beverage. The
students anxiously inquired after the health
OF the old mans wife and children, and the
farmer, with affected simplicity, gave them
the whole pedigree, with numerals anec.
dotes about his farm, stock, ETC., etc.
"Do you belong to the church," asked
one of the wags.
Yes the Lord be praised, and so did nv
father before me-"
well | suppose you will not tell a lie2''
replied the student. wa -''
Not for the world" added the farmer.
NOW what will you take for that doUp',
pointing to the farmers cur, who was nor
worth his weight in Jersey mud
would not take $50 for that dog"
wenty dollars! why he is not worth
twenty cents WIZ"
for him." ' '~N0 SNo
'Come, my friend " said the student who
with his companions, was bent on having
some capital fun with the old man. "Now
you say you will not tell lie for the world
let me see If you won't do it for $40. mi
give you twenty dollars for your dog"
~ not take It, replied the farmer.
won't tempt you to tell lie" added the
student, producing small bag of half dol
ars, from which he counted small piles on
The table, where the farmer sat, with his
nat In his hand, apparently unconcerned.
There" added the student, ''there are
b2o' all In silver, will give you that for
The old farmer quietly raised the hat to
he edge OF the table, and then quick as
thought scraped all the money into it, ex-
,eptlng one piece, exclaiming, 81 won't
Jake your $40 Nineteen and a half ia ga
much as the dog is worth; he is your prom
srty." ''4" 'Ii5T ~ lll.
A tremendous laugh from bis fellow stu
tents showed the would be wag that he
vas completely ''done up" and that he
iced not look for help in that quarter 40
10 good naturally acknowledged himself
'eat Insisted on the farmer taking another
lass and they parted in great glee, the
tudent retaining the dog, which he keeps
o this day, as lesson to him never to at
empt to play tricks on men older than
limself' and especially to be careful how
10 tries to wheedle Il Yankee farmer.
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FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH

M EBs Cotton Cloth, dress patterns, pant
w patterns, sewing machines, watches,
dry and fancy goods, &C., &C. Send 10 cents
Tor Ratent Pen Fountain, with slip describing
an article in our dollar sale.
Any person male or female, can send in a
cruz OF from 5O TO LOO, at same rate 40 cts.
for each), and get premium for so doinr,
SEND IN REGISTERED LETTERS. Samples mailed
free TO any address.
EASTMAN & KENDALL.
Sr29 Is Hanover St. Boston Mass.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-30

A FILTHY CoMBINATIoN.-W heard a
newsboy on the street, yesterday, Justify
crying out; Here's the La Crosse Demo-
cat, Last Sensation, Dime illustrated and
Police Gazette. Can any one imagine q
more complete combination of filth outside
Of a garbage cart?.-BaJtimore CommercsGt.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-30

The AFRICAN IN COLLEGE AT the Knox
College, GaIesburg, ILL.,, there is in the jun
Tor class one, genuine African Of the wild
bush descent, who was brought from the
Gaboon coast few years ago, and who
with respectable standing in mathematics,
eads in language and general culture.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-30

A Chaplain in Arkansas says that man
buying fi1rs wag conversing with oman,
at whose house he called, and asked her II
there were any Presbyterians around there.
She hesitated for moment and said she
guessed not-"I1er husband hadn't killed
any since they'd lived there"
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Mofat's Life Pills and phosnix gitte,s

The wonderful effects Meats Pills in casesof mental
depression OF physical weakness proceeding from indi
seston eosveness bilious secretions are certified TO
~ millions of persons who have been benefited y them
lhey are The most effective cathartc and purifier ever be-
fore the public and have been in use since They
are cheap, safe and reliable Sold by all respeetabl
dealers everywhere
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-30

President johnson wore brown kid gloves
at the New Years reception. His friends
are not clean handed enough to permit his
wearing white
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Confidential
DR.V. CLARENCE PRICES
NOTICE FOR FEBRUARY, 1867

'ENHE ONLY only Physician of his kind In the
West, has met with tfe greatest success gain ed
better reputation, effected complete cures visit
ed places the longest without missing an engagement
than any physician that travels has eutived them all
and become noted for his skill in treating all chronic
diseases of the
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One Inch Of Space will be counted Spare.

PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. 81 line per
additional line. 7'5 = - -
EsTRAY NOTICES, published four weeks $500 foE
single animal, and fifty cents for each additional
animal In same notice. ~
LEGAL NOTICES, at Statute rates
ADVERTISEMENTS not accompanied with directions
will be inserted till forbid aud charged for accord
ngly.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-30

The new Gait House at Louisville KY.
will cost 81, 200, 900, and will be finished
by July next.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-30

Sao nerves Kidneys bladder womb aud blood
ptne urinary orgrns, gravel scrofula rheumatism
saIrh' Asthma bronchitis, dyspepsia.
0ar practice is not of experiment but of twenty
sears standing founded the laws Nature with wears
eIpeence and evidence to sustain it, Do not down
2" amid up MAKE SICK to make wellno harsh tres
80 sr,hlng; no hatterng. We know cause and the
~Fedy needed no guess work but knowledge raiped bv
Fss OF experience in the treatment these diseases
''e,velyno announcement without prospect Candid
"a ear opinions reasonable in charges claim rot to
everything, everybody but do claim to
son ana common sense We invite the sick, matter
goat their to call investigate before they aban-
don hops make interrogations decidefo themselves
1t VIII cost nothing. consultation free This is the
sixth year that have visited this place and shall max
my visits Ter years regularly the days thewee
DR.. V, CLARENCE PRICE CAN BE CONSULTED AT
Kenosha City Hotel, during Saturday
the 18th of Februarv, 1868.
S2s Residence and Laboratory, Waukegan IN
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-30

SHOCKING. -In New Jersey, many, many
years ago,a good natured man and his long
tongued style-talking wife were attending
a social party. Almost every three minutes
his wife would check her husband thus:
''Now William, don't lean back in your
chair in that way"
Come, William, don't talk SO loud"
''Now, William, don't talk 80 loud" "
'Now, William, don't get 30 noisy over
there"
'Say, William, let the girls alone and
sit by me. "
At last forbearance ceased to be virtue,
and the husband, who was really pitied by
all in the room, arose and said:
81 beg pardon of the company, but as my
wife insists on being boss all the time, it is
right she should have these"
Aud he deliberately took off his pants and
handed them to his w;fe,an then sat down
in his boots and drawers
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a w AY WETM

UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUSSES.
Comfort and cure for the
Ruptured. Sent post paid
Oh receipt of 10 cts. Address
DR.. E. B. FOOTE, No. 10
Lexington Ave. Cor. of East
2S St, N. Y. 3m15
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FURs-C. G. Keech, fur dealer, Of San
dusky, Ohio, thus epitomizes an expecience
of twenty FIVE years in the fur business
Just q quarter Of century ago | en-
tered the fur trade, paying eighteen cents
for mink, twenty-five cents for muskrat, and
two dollars for yellow martin skins Du-
ring these twenty-five years there have been
some ide ranges Of prices have sold a
lot OF mink for eight hundred dollars that
now would bring twenty four thousand dol
lars. Then, again, | have sold lot Of
coon for thirteen thousand dollars, that in
London to day would not bring two thou
sand dollars. The little martin skin is now
worth the same price as yellow dog skin
two shiIlings. Oppossum has boon from
three to sixty and is now down to Gig ht
cents. War has been one cause of these
fluctuations; but that mightier power than
armies, fashion has done the most. While
the combined armies Of Europe could only
put down coon AID skunk fifty per cent,
that powerful goddess. fashion, ran the
eighteen cent mink up to fifteen dollars, and
lknocked the big black lynx muf down to
four shillings.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-30

SPECTACLES.
OLD EYES MADE NEW
easily. without doctor or
medicines.
Sent post paid on receipt
OF 10 Cents. Address, DR.. i.
b. FOOT, No. 10 Lexington
Ave. Cor. of East 2Sth st.
n. Y. 3m15
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g0b printing,

Book. Blank, job and Card Printing of every de-
scription executed with neatness, cheapness and
mental Printing in Colored Inks and Bronze. With
Five Power and Hand Presses, and an extensive va
riety Of Type and Jobing Material, the TELEGRAPH
Establishment is not excelled in this part of the
West.
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Gifts for Christmas and New
Years

AsUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, ALL w > RR ANTED TO RUN, AND
THOROUGHLY REGULATED, AT 1HELOW
PRICE OF $40 EACH, AND SATISFACTION
GITARA NTEEn
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AWAY WITH

School Books at the Corner Book Store.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

- "Ae Sss~s oS1vscssa'
Willis II. Pea sad Ped RoSinsos,
- ssssai|o yordsypj Coll Ward
I'D 1ajos ~ ~ Y atssoney. vess
Me- - I'd = csnpsy, ~ convicted.
hss jurics We oss ssly : few
T~sessassi ID tslketsssly Nag e
drav'~p the pepsn. The Header
son Times gives ~ sccoupt Of the
tsial u Pos. IL els aass ~ Htsts
was represented BY the District At
torpsy, Judge W. W. Morris, Col.
Geo. Lane, Gen. n. D. Ketov, and
80. 'Assxs~ssv fVfs. ~ 1r1ssd.
ast was repss.sais, ty ssr=-rs Yl-r
agsn and Armstrong, ssa H.ssaa .
Snitbcr. Esq.
Tho counsel for the defendant de
clised to argue the ease,
"Oa the part Of the Stats tho jury
was addressed by the pistries Atior
ney, followed by Judge Morris, who
pre~e~to a the esss ia q elcar and
fcrciblc manner. Judge I.sss Of
Marshall delivered m srgumensstive
and forciblc speech.
" The coucIudiag speech was Dc
livcrsd by Col. A. Pope Of MarShali,
II was an abe effort and delivered
in highly, eloquent, and sorcibIc
manner II was Col. Pope's fret
speech At the bar in this place, and
fully sustained his reputation rs n
sound lawyer aud impressive orator.
1.-The rcsult of this important trial
gives evidence that tho people Of
Rusk county, when aided BY the
necessary judicial tribunals, are do
tsrmincd In tho execution Of the
laws Of the State"
All honor TO them, say wo. II
every county in Texas will initiate
Tbs example Of Rusk, there will be a
speedy end to tho carnival of blood
that has so long polluted the charac
ter Of our State.
The defendants, it il stated, will
appeal to the Supreme Court, doubt
less with the view to gsin time, OF
with n hope Of obtaining new trial
on tho technical ground that the jury
was composed exclusively Of white
men.
On Wednesday they were brought
to this place, under strong guard
and placed in the county Jail FOR safe
keeping. Poe was accidentally shot
on the way. A gun that was in The
ambulance was discharged, the con
tents of which entered his right arm
inhicting flesh wound
The cases Of Col. Isaac W. John
stop and TIE Nelms, charged viii
completely in these murders, were
continued by the State. They wer'
admitted to bail Johnston in th,
sum of 81 900, and the Two helms il
81 800 each.
District Court adjourned at Hen
dorson on Wednesday, after session
Of oyer four weeks.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15


sag The editor of tho Alexandria
Democrat leaning that upper Red
River was again on the rise, boldly
aaya . Let her gushs We arc safe
this load or poles. Our ootomno
rary Of tho Caddo Gazette, on The
contrary, is alarmed at tho prospect
Of an overflow. IIc says.
The apprehension Of another over.
how, has produced depression and
almost panic among tho planters in
the alluyial lands on Red River, and
its bayous. The river has been
rising slowly and steadily for tho
last two weeks, and tho reports Of
another rise and then another
rise, coming down upon those In
advance, have caused the brayest to
fcar. The fate Of al in tho over
flowed district hung trembling in
the balance, for an overflow now
would not only break evory planter,
but il would destroy the value Of Red
River land and leave the Iandholdcrs
bankrupt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

rifty pr csnk On The above sdded for
double eolumn advsrti- nsnts.
Alterations in st.nding advertisements
charged. :.
Pcrs1ss Assivisg 70 Do - active ad-
vertising h~siasa; tsaA V u cAanks
their advsrsiss~eats frequently, viii b
changed he usaA rate Of Oas Dollar
per sqsars, vitA . deductions IF m
H.. ssAs or ons Aeif ~ sssal price
Ths above ssssss have hssa agreed
upoa, ard will b. ssfis<ly A1hersd 70
". g. BARkRJT,
Psuysss>ss Of Hssvissa t1as
n. w. LDUGAERY,
Pro Of Tssas Rspublics~ ssd Tinaa-
septsnhsr 10, 1857. m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

r,
iso radica' constitution OF Viz
gina em'od'es provision intended
70 ehnD'e 'ns northern Methodists
70 cram All INC church property be-
longing 70 .ne ~; u. Church South
!" 'ma' s'H'e' Inc provision reads
Us 'n''ows
."u .,. inopk"rf.--lhc rights
o. eee'es''s''cai bodies IN and to
ennrcn property conveyed 10 thcm
~ regular deed oil conveyance shall
not DC Affected BY the late civil war,
"or py any ACT OF the Legislature
pnrpor''ns 90 govern the same, but
All a , snas prepef'y shall pass to and
, us "e' ' ~ 'ne parties set forth in
. ~, p''s,na' aeoos OF conveyance, or
'ne ieea' a,s'snees OF such original
parties hV'a'ss through or by con
yeyance ahn my act or acts Of tho
i'eS's'a'are - opposition thereto are
"" vi, ana VOID ,..
. in's seems harmless, but 4 y in !
, a % return TO the Northern
..'''an s.,s. an Tue church property
S My, 10. 70 .no southern Mctho,
a ~ - ''si'm " mo division Of
w.. ~ ' ,,N,.. ~ is'i More reSently
sas Up, na,'' , conference which o..
~! IL. ','sn Fesnoa o. virginia,
, nas JOINED ~. INC southern , = church,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

nsls~ The pro ten of the Flag saems
not to recognize tho difference bctweNn
the composing room Of printing office
and the editorial sanetum. IL hc equal.
y obtusc ns to What constitutes wit II
so, we shall despair Of either improving
his judgment or cnlivening his fancy.
But, If we were unable to make him
laugh, we at least made him show his
teeth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

tpms New Orseass Agsats.
-Msssrs WAastoa 4 iliineswcstA No
ssA;sansa sssssk ksv OrssaAs, ase ~
asly a.tAss;ssa Agents n Ne Rspsb'
ksas1a tAse s31y. fsi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

= psqDess 70 paslic s'icasp bss'
of1kk Goa ryative Of lsrSlpes
4 kssy, - Id a. ~ Cd bshsn,s,
Z Marslpn. : s.,svs.y isss the
~ insss On sno'ioS Juds~s5Obn
r. Mills was called to the Chair. aud
J. G. Curtis appointed Secretary
Tia objects AZ Iho nsaiisg ssrs- hzisf-
" but forcib!y explained by Judge
Mills. lie alluded to the designs Of
the radicals NJ manifested by the
lisa1WU <)s04ssn, ~ -tssusltses
,ssicna aaepssd ~ u,snEssi Uoavrn-
tioas AID sbost to be enforced on
sevcrsl Scuthsrn Sta,c., ths i,upsaeh-
meat Of The President, and the ewes Is
that we're likely u fslIsx - ccn-
ssmaatios Of re policy u the rsdi
cals, all showing the nscs.slty Of Or
sssisatios BY the people Of Taxss,
w. save thsaselvsa, IL po~ibls, ssss,
Ne hunilistion, degradation, and
rnin that h.d been visited upon other
States. There ara suGcient NUN
bsre Or Conservative 10 Texas, Who
are allowed 10 vote, 10 defeat the
radicals, II they would organize, aud
go 10 work with tho proper spirit.
Aud certsialy whore there WAS 70
nuch at stake the people woald rot
ecntinrs to manifest spirit Of apa'
thy and indifference,
On motios, = conmistea Of ten wss
appointed BY shs Chair to a~fs rsso-
latioss Oppressive Of the sense of the
meeting. The following gentlemen
we're sansd: r. w. Lsughsry, Judgs
T. A. Patillo, DR., Il. F. Baldwin,
Dr.. X. u. Johs.on, Capt. =. }. Rich
arason, u. h. Bialock, FIX Gov. Clark
n. II. Cooper. J. N. Curtis, aud DR.
James II. johnson.
Mr.. y. d. Blalosk, At his own re.
qsest, was Excused from serving on
the committse, and was substituted
BY Capt Garrett.
Dr. James II. Johnroa also asked
leave TO he excused, hut Afterwards
consented TO remain on II.
It, g. Il. Lipscomb, whose name
hsd bees msstionsd, peremptorial,
declined serving, alleging as tn.
principal ground, tho sparsencss o
the meeting.
The meeting adjourned until
o'clock, when the committee rcportc,
through its chairman u preamble an,
( resolutions which were read, Aftc
some discussion, II was thought ad
visable, in consequence Of the limit
I'd number in attendance at the NEE.
ing, not to proceed farther, but t.
call another meeting to be held OF
the Fad Of June, which was carried
There were about forty present n
the meeting in the morsing, an
abont hundred and twenty Ave i
the evening, Very little interest wa
manifested. Tho cause Of this apa
thy, We were unable to devinc.
was most extraordinary and to US in
q plieable. With the condition q
I.suisiaHa bsfors u, and with = simi
las fate In store for Texas, unless he
people "work vhilo il is yet day.
" cannot comprehend Why ever
individual Of ths commonwealth dos
e. - ": .es s.sss q q - sesssr y
sincerely trust that The next msstia
! will b. better attended, and will sho
that tho people Of Harrison count
} arc disposed to perform their fu
duty in this crisis.