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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-29

AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.


NEW YORK, January %. The
-HeYa3d's Havana special of the 9th
says, several Porto Rico exiles have
had their sentences of Punishment
Dominated by the Queen Of Spain.
The Spanish war steamer Vasco
was recently disabled in hurricane
"A telegraph was to be put in opera
ton between the capital OF the Island
and Fajodoro.
Slight oscillations Of an earthquake
were felt at COduas. This had been
four hundred and forty since Novem-
Der.
A fatal disease had attacked the
sheep on the Island. 1t killed them
In a few hours. The nature Of the
disease was unknown.
The Ifibmies special from Wash
ington says: The action on Wash
burne's bin, in the House, augers we'll
for sweeping retrenchment all
around 81 .e
The Committee on Appropriations
will report the Executive and Legis-
lative appropriation bill in few days.
The Committee cut down the Secre-
-'tary of the Nays estimates twenty
millions of dollars, and the estimates
of Secretaries Seward, McCulloch and
Browning, Attorney General Stan
berry and Postmaster General Ran
dali will be decreased 10 the same
proportion.
The committee have been making a
thorough examination of all the de-
g partInents, and will recommend a
reduction of the clerical force en-
ployed in. the departments. and the
oh 1Cb Of hov Of off
which they deem useless and only an
expense. These the committee will
abolish by making no appropriation
to continue them. A number of
those now holding fat Offices under
the Government will be surprised
when this bill is reported, to find no
provision made to pay their salaries.
The Secretary of the Treasury is
opposed to- DIR. Ingersoll's bill for the
issue of S45, 000, 600 legal tender notes.
The case of Elgee vs. the United
States, which has been before the
courts for long time, was finally dis
posed of to-day, in favor of the Gov
erument, by the Supreme Court af-
irming the judgment of the court be-
low. The suit involves some half a
million of dollars, the proceeds of
abandoned or captured property. and
the decision sends the money into the
Treasury Of the United States.
1t is generally believed by Mr..
Johnson's friends, that be will not sign
the Authorization Bill passed last
week, and now In his hands, but it is
possible that he may permit the bill
to become law by the lapse of the
constitutional ten days.
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FebruarT Magazines.

TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for the
coming month has the following table
of contents: Does it Pay to Smoke?
by james Parton3 George Silver
mans Explanation, Part II, by
Charles Dickens; characteristics of
Genius. by r. Ii. Hedge : Orion; A
Week in Sybaris, by E. E. Hale !,
The Victim, by Alfred Tennyson;
Beaumont and Fletcher. Massinger
and Ford. by Edwin P -Whipple; ;
Flotsam and Jetsam, Part I; Doctor
Molke's Friends, Part III, BY r. l.
Hayes; The Romance of Certain Old
Clothes, by Henry james, jr.; The
Meeting, by John 6. Whittier; Four
Months on the Stage; The Destruc-
tive Democracy; The Encyclopedias,
by John G. Rosengarteni Reviews
and Literary Notices.
THE GALAXY has the following at
tractive list of articles and authors ::
The Story of Masterpiece, ia. two
parts-Part Il, by Henry james, Jr. !;
A Corner Stone, by Clarence Cook !;
General Washington 5 Negro Servant,
by Mark Twain; Popular Songs, by
George ? Wakeman; Some of Our
Actors; The Snow, By May Mather.
with an illustration by w. J. Hen
hessy,) a, Dinner, by Pierre Blot
"Reminiscences of DR., Wayland, by
WIN. l.. Stone; A case of Mistaken
Identity, by Edward Gould BdHum;
s83rritish Marriage Law and Practice,
Bg Hon. Mrs. Theresa Yelverton
Stephen Lawrence, Yeoman By Mrs.
Edwards; Words and their Uses. by
Richard Grant White Modern
French Clubs, by George N T9wle
Nebul@, by the editor.
/ =. PSYCHOLOGICAL JoURNAL.--Peter
J Cooper, Charles A. Macy, Daniel
Drew, Charles F, Dee ms, D. d.. Earl
qfDefbY and Lord Stanley, OF the Brit
ASIA t'aylameBt, Baron Wodeh0use,
LGwd ahieutBnant of Ireland, with
Portraits, Biographies and Characters
sgiEsP II tt4e Esfbtsparys qllpAs4sg ST the
J altigy geological RdJeiIrnaR5v also Up DOR
H5hites, Qf he South, vGopseigpsne ss
/ apa Men taI a ctiens 4 bqs4Ylo f acul-
lnt1re1in tEfe MINISTRY, II ew 70 Choose
a Wife, What is the Use of Pfrepo-
logy2 Maple Sugar. 0rs.n Of the
; Races, etc.
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A Second Rebellion Threatened.

The Louisville Courier Of the 18th
contains the following article:
ORGANIZATION OF THE MILITIA
A resolution has been adopted by our
State Legislature making it the duty
of an appropriate committee to In
quire into the expediency of organic
ing the militia of the Commonwealth
+ 1t is web known that the organization
of the militia was favorite idea with
the lamented Helm. and had his SER
vices been spared the Commonwealth
up to the present time he would have
heen impressed now more fully than
ever with the necessity Of such organ
ization.
The times in which we live are I'M
certain and perilous. If the Demo
cratic party succeed in carrying the
approaching Presidential election
there will be peace and a re- estab-
lishment of the system of republican
government for which our fathers
sacrificed so much. But we must not
and cannot shut our eyes to the posi-
bility of different result. The Radi-
cal Congress, convinced of the desper-
ate condition in which the Radical
party stands, has entered upon
policy that threatens to bring upon
the country revolution. internecine
strife and civil war Kentucky ar
IDENTIFY and earnestly desires the per-
petuation of the Union and the Con-
stitution, butit behooves Kentucky
to prepare for any emergency that
may arise. 1t has been said that
4" eternal violence is the price of
liberty and our noble old Common
wealth must not be negligent of the
preservation Of the liberties of the
people.
r Without any reference to the pecu-
liarities of that situation, however, it
is eminently proper that the militia
of each State should be put in a con
dition to. prove effective in case of
emergency
This deliberate threat manifests a
reckless audacity that points uner-
ringly to the wicked purposes of the
party that rules Kentucky with an
iron hand. It tells to Kentuckians
the fact that an organized, armed and
drilled body OF troops are to be pre-
pared IN our midst to make war upon
the Government in case the Demo
cratic party shall fail to elect its Pres
ident. at the ballot box The rattle
Of drums is to be heard in every ham
let preparing for the second bloody
contest that must close the drama of
the day
Listen, freemanl Listen, soldiers
Of the armies of the Unionl Listen
to the voice preparing war for your
quiet homes, and death for yourselves.
The same organ that was potent in
1860 in rending the peaceful relations
of the States, and in subsequently
bringing armies into our borders, de-
clares for preparat ions of like nature
now. It alleged the defeat of the
Democratic party as its justification,
then = it alleges the same now
Ernnkfoat Gnz1l1z1onarenLth-
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For the Evansville Journal
McGracken County Union Convention.

r0fasirH saafst7-7T --stgR m0tao
Proceedings Of a MEETING Of the Union
~ Men of Ne Craekefs County, held an
Response to call Of the Chairman Of
the State Central Committee, at Pa
ducah, Ky, January %, 1868.
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Gazette we recogn ze an able exponent
of the Republican party. and we re
commend that every Union man. 10
this District subscribe and render a
hearty Import to the only paper
which, in this part of the State, SUP
ports the Constitution and laws.
On motion. ResoJued, That the pro-
ceedings of this meeting be publis he'd
10 the EVANSVILLE Journal, Pa
ducah Gazette, Frankfort Common
aceoL:h, and Lexington Statesman.
On motion, adjourned.
JOHN e. WOODWARD, Charm.
w. Il. ARMSTRONG, Secretary.
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thing that is pure and holy, and
party that has never been surpassed
for general intelligence, humanity aud
liberty. Press forward, then, gentle,
men, in the cause of the right, and
the history of our party will be as
bright in the future as in the past
the brightest ever penned. Declare
TO the people our brilliant acts; they
have sustained US In our day Of trial
and will continue to do So.
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CHICAGO.
Fire at Kankakee.

.s"N $50 sEEfs ----- EGE
CHICAGO, January 28.-The Doug
las Linen Company FACTORY at kan
kakee,, Illinois, was DESTROYED bv FIRE
yesterday afternoon. The loss viii
reach $4,000; partly Insured in the
Enterprise INSURANCE Company, Of
Cincinnati, and the New England, Of
Hartford. The works we're to com
mence operations this morning, for
the 6rs, time.
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CINCINNA Att.

- EAHEI.E---T "a zGEH1EIsf
A Chapter Of DisasterS-A Train on
the Track and Burned-Sfnking OF
the Steamers Emerald and Palmer
Several Persons DrOWned-BOss
S244,OO0. - onL. IHnY4
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FAN SAS.
Proceedings Of me LeglsLatare.


ST.. LOUIS, Jan. pa resolution
was introduced BY 4 Democratic mem
Der OF The Kansas Legislature, yes,
teIday, and laid over, inatruestng
Senator5an and Representative in Com
gress 70 vote against the bill to allow.
negro suffrage in the District OF Co.
lumbia. The resolution say5 that
Kansas voted against negro s'if 70
last Fall, and that the Representative
from that State misrepreseuted their
constituents in voting for .he bill
which passed Cengress ia December
The, Senate . adopted oresolutiohs
al askiag Congress 70 grant subsidies to
% the. Kansas branch OF the Uaion Pa
cifc Railway, In the .HoRse, amend
ments we're offered 70 include all other
railroads ii the State for the same
subsidies. and considerable feeling
was manifested against the Pacific
Company IN consequence Of their re
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HUDSPETH. ADAMS & CO..
So Main Street.

UYE NOW OFFER TO THE PUB
wv lie a large and well-seIected stock
OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods Having
bought new goods recently, and selling
all our goods at prices only justified by
present low prices East, we respectfully
request the public to call and see our stock
in Dress Goods. All the newest shades In
French and Irish Poplins, French Meri-
nos, Empress Cloths, Winseys, Melange
Scotch Piaids, and All-W DOL Delaines
Our stock in Wooden Goods is the largest
IN the city. In Cloths OF all cOlors, Uassi-
meres. Sattnets, Tweeds, Jeans, and Elan
nels, we are able to offer to customers in
ducements no other house in the city can.
Our stock OF Notions is large, com prisi ng
every ming expected to be found. We have
a large stock Of Knit Goods, Shirts and
Drawers. Hoods and Nubias, Shawis and
Hoop-Skirts, Blankets &C.
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WASHINGTON.
Arrest OF an Ascending Agent Of the
Freedman'S Bureau.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-T. H. Har-
mons, Agent of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau at Lake Providence, La, who
absconded a few days since with
$4,000, belonging to freedmen and
others, was arrested at Charleston,
S. c. Nearly all the money was re-
covered. He has been sent to New
Orleans, under a strong guard, to
await trial. =e
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tu~al to pay taxes and submit to the
law. passed last Winter, regulating
fares. freight, &c. The whole matter
was laid onz the table, butt is prob
bic that the resolution will be taken
up again and passed. fti s9a3J&&
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 27.-Bills were
introduced in both the Senate and
House to night, to repeal the Gettys
burg Asylum bill, but no final action
was taken.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-13
0PEClAL NOTICES.


r,oRNRnLy or .JANKs' LOCK n0SPITAL,'
II New OfIeens. La. (establshsd In le00 ana ~
the leet = yeare located In CSteAeo-0e most enc.
csssfui specialist Of shs age In the tfeasent o. ~
diseasee Of . private nature-cao . e0anos.Ssay
Dneuled Il bic once and r0oDs. ~ " e
tsestment Of Chronic, Msrcurial. sypnhlne BLOOD
and Skin Disessse and eli Otsceders OF contagious
vessreal Cnaractsr-which b culee enocot ~ ese
Of M fcury iodide Of pots -, afeenic. % ypva.
but With his NsrYsALixm - positive cure Sos al No
oSo saS IsyV WRxxNESs. such = ecnina weeH.
ness, Nocturnal and Diurual kmsslone. ofooent % y
iuherited-causinR lose Of me0ofy. eonmsson. q.
p,cseien dimpese Of VISION and oten times tneani-
y, with . deplorsbls train Of Other eyspte@s.
treatsd and radically cured BY an nfaianle METHOD
savire time and sxpesss. All diseases peeunas 20
the sexual organs. OF privale cAsracsss' fsdieaiy
Old diesasss Of he nost horrible eass, wAsss the
blood has bseome poiesnsd-prodsefng Dsoeeeee on
The face. snail wstsfy blstess-gains q u naa6 and
kopee-ulcesated throat md nose. ooSeo - e1ehO
nd BODY. efofnle-toGsthss With - seA1eoo nam
bes Of euhsrings- s1bctually end permanently eefe1
d.. jazz q rsceomsedso ~ me pfeee oiine
eoanesy BY professors 81 0soleeI eo!e9ee. 1eo y
Ne medical profsoeion eeoesaNg. Tboso amiesed
Should apply 20 hin and b cprsd q eaee.
Dn. JAlm ear be coasulted. cenodseuaIly. ~ ~
tef. p O. Drawer sea. Chicago. enclosing esamR Iof
Bueufn answer; or q bis once pardon, " " Han
doph street. eornef Of Dearnb0rn street, from A..
=. TO Or. =. Ten separate soome. and ps1vate en-
trance and sxits. 90 that patients never come ln
contact With each other. Everything prvess ana
Just published. By Dr.. james, two psmphlsts. %
0rpsuaSopRaRA and CYrTIfls. and both eens In
sealed envelopes 70 any address, On receipt oe -
con0s. o. three red postage stamps
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In The District Court u Jshnsen esun.
y the case uppermsst in Importance, and
public interest, which has just been Gen.
sludsd, after several days Of Close invssti.
CATION before jury, 10 N. T. Close 4 Go.
against Ssmm 1 %. The parties are the
owners Of flsur mills on the Iowa river
That Of the defendant 10 situated about one
mile still farther up. The upper company
brings suit against the lower company for
raising theft. dam-which they were doing
and backing the water int the PLAINTIFF
water wheels. There we're several interest.
Jog questions involved in the case, smsns
which 10 the right thst may b. acquired By
prescription BY one party to Hsw the water
hack upon the premises Of another. II
seemed thst the defendants and their pred.
scsssers had flowed the water back upsn
the premises Of PLAINTIFF for more than
twenty years, hsncs had the right to do %
BY The lapse sfths statute Of Limitation -
that the charter Of dsissdants gave them
the right 70 construct their dam ave feet
high. and their late rsusdsling Of il did not
lsw the water bsek farther than the ed one
did. PlaintifFs claimed the contra Of these
facts. and charged that defendants flowed
the water int thsie wheels to their damage
that Il is . trssspasssr upon their rights.
The jury found verdict for the defend
ants.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-13

ECONOMY Is WEALTH.

tbas often bssn the subject Of 9fsatest Interest and
lmportascs y families, land Of Universal Inquiry
ameng nousekeepefs. - And - stneient, pure and
mild dsfersfve agent,
McKeono. Van Haaxon & Co.,
To supply this great and general want oder to the
public their new article Of
S T e A Rim SOAP
FOR FAMILY Csc.
To our customsrs Who sss familiar With the High
Standard quality Of our Rich, Flower-sccntsd, and
Family Soaps. Ne need not Say that eur 6TRARlNB
SOAPS nads Of pure materials, and contains NO
deliberations Of chalk, clay. elieste Of coda In
afisus alkelyes which % generally enter Int the
composition Of CHEAP SOAPS. which really cost
more in The end than stoariae Soap, beside the
'', ''A' 3 Di RI So 1 roR Js r. ''''
!. olseAcs sssd - boiling, and very little rubeas.
J. Oss pound viii 70 - M. for any ~. = sArse
Esunds efeeanea Fssia sosp. Or TIVE psusds ssss
J. 4 rsqsisss lsss than s.s-Aslf The tins ass L.
witA the best fsnily soap. snd y warrassed MOTTO
\ For - ees",e. rais.s and removing 0resss. Ter
ana Printers ink. it is unsurpassed nschinis,..
Printers and Painters viii dad 10 IN invaluable artt
Gle for waehsG hands - II does not chap. but great
5. The superiority Of he msserials ussd, and The
6esp not containing any excess Of alkaliss,i y more
nld than any other kno.s washing soap, esd u IN.
doubtsdly the best adapted for white and colored
clothing. - vel . cans.ics and lacss. and = war
santed net 70 rot the clothes neither viii thsy turn
yellow. No matter hev long Kept ever.
We s6sr our stsarins soap on ~ INTRINSIC
MERITS. ashing for II only fair trial. and II u dose
net prove sstisfactsry will rsfand the money Pe
u "a are soss. soei is..,a. ana s. :. s5.d.
sSneFaliy. aus9e-deodsn
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EUes-v wear tncreases the popss-
l0r6tv 81 1hts Valss0ole HAIR Prep
0r0ttoN, sChtch 70 duo to sssct.it
alone. We can assMre our old
p0erosse Nt0f e = kept fully up 70
1te nigh standard, and 70 those
sCb0 h0Ue never sssed e sCe can
confidently say, that u u the o,slv
reliable and perfected prel,Sr:.
HAIR - ~ v0estI.5sl color, max
Sn0 e cot, lsstrosss, and silIse,s i;
tho scalp, Ov tts use, 0ecOhnes
sOhjee 0sed clean; tt re,HoCes all
erssptiosss and dassds'sen, and Ov
~ tonic properties preVessts the
hojr from falling out, a. Il sfts,s-
ssl0to0 and ssossri0heS the hair
Ol0Mde. BY 10 use the hair grove
66icjeOF and stronger. In 0NlGtSsess
e ressores The capillary CLAUDE
% ehetr normal Ci0Or, aud sCiu
create q ssesU growth eEcept IN
eetrcssoe old age. It 70 the moot
economical HAIR DRESSING
eUer used, a. tt requires [esccr
0pplicatj0,ss, and 0ives fhc hair
tS0t splessstid llOssN appearances
- ssssch admired by all. a. A.
Hayes, d. p. State Assayer Of
pare and carefully seiecfett for
e1cellent quality, aud ! consider
e fke BEST PREPARATION for
(fs Intended pMrpOses." Ne pub
(ish q tre0ftsc on the hair, WLich
sCe send free bv MNii upon 0p,i-
cation, sChich contains cOMMe"-
d0tOrN notices from rfeyDyinrn.
phvstctams, the press. aud others.
We haze made the study CT tho
hair aud its diseases q specintfy
for years, and knOsc that IRE make
thS most effective prep0rafiO" for
The resfOr0ttOss and the p'eserru-
Non Of the hair, ertaMf, aud -
acknowledged bv the best Nledl.
- nma Chemical Authority.
~ y ~ Dv.yises ard Dsais's i" H.':'e'"*
COOK, coDURN Z co.
81 Agents for Northwestern States,
- nRADnoDu r.. CHICAGO, ILL.
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ANGULAR AREAll.
fv,.. n. A. Jes,ph mo, Gazette

fVrsn The 81. Jsssph Cnlo., 0asstss.l
By yeur permission report The follow
Ing ease, with the attending cifeunsssnecss
% learned them from second Psrt'es VINO
witnessed the solemn scene: :.
Ata baptism yesterday. Dot. IL. IN the
Platte river, fosr miles frem this place, the
ordinance Was adminissered 70 several per
sone smsnR whom was NJ. Stephens, Of
Third Fork. After being immsfssd. but
vh,ls still in the river, hs wiped bic hands
over bic face few times. u free il u water,
threw head and hands up, and fell back
ward in The water, vhsrsupon his friends
ran quickly In and took hin oct upon The
tank, sf.sr which be died without strue.
els, The people sst kns~ing what TO Dc,
ond being unprspassd, there vas, | sup
pess. little done - rseoseitats him.
Aftss taking hin - the sssrsoa heuss,
Was sent iss, and I've hours. sftss I NV she
corpse, end found The kAnds, Arms and
face cold, but there was considerable
warmth in the a1ilar o. aso.pits. Psrcus-
sien oil :itsd . gsed resonance over the
chest, except little dizziness in The lower
part Of the right long. The heart wss still,
end he Was evidently dead, and made ~
vuVuS ~ IVDtVbO NV bVoHueo AbVsAs ~s0
friends that be had never had csnvulsions
o. Ste Of any kind, and that be bad bssn
perfectly healthy up - this time. After he
he'd bees taken upon the bank, the radial
pulse could bs easily felt. 10 dying there
YES little frothy musus issued from the
cesnsss Of bic mouth, bat there Wss no
stsstsr (snortisg) In breathing, Or eontor-
tions Of the facial muscles.
Now what caused this nan's death Did
water enter the bronchial tubes, IN HE sf-
forts 1t Inspiration, In suf6sisat qusntitiss
y destroy life, Or wsuld not the spasmodie
closure Of sims glottidis upen he contact
u the wstsr prevent this 70 any esssidsfa-
bic sxtsstf Besides, - Semasked, there
Was gsel chest sound Or resonance. under
percussion, except 10 the lever part Of the
right lung. Could apsplsxy q epilepsy
cause bic dsathi The usual signs 81 these
Wsss abssnt-stsrtss and senvulsivs move
msnts Of che muscles. Or san HE death ~
accounted fer from The physical sheek upon
the nervous system, Causing Syneeps o.
iaintlng Immediately alter The immersion
This, takss in esansctisn With he disturb
Ing ionuenee that the snall amssnt 81 water
that be may have inhaled cad swallowed
might have he'd upss HE mind and body, 10
The NEST plausible sxplsassiea that l ssn
nov give. A pest mertsm sxamiastien
was refused.
=. A. SiMnoaDs, n. d.
Rochester. No. Oct. 10, 1868.
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WnI oil those anlictsd With Cough or Consunp sies
pssd the folio wing. and learn the valss Of
Aliens Lung Balsam
What the Doctors Say.

A.oe woelly. n. D.. Of Koseiusso county. LAD.
Lsse BAIsA. e1tsasavsly Il ~ practice, and an
sausAsd thsrs u NJ better medicine for lang dissa-
~ n aee."
Issse n. Dosaa. Z. D., ofLogan Co., o.. oys:
"Annes Lgne 0ALsAn not oaly sollo rapidly. bat
Rivss perfect satisfaction 10 every eaoe within ny
Essvlslgs Havias eenaisses II Il. and ksewins
that possesses valsabie ne1eina prepestise nee
y sss Il il ~ daily Pr etce. esl with unbounded
snccese A. sxpsctorant. II 10 0ost certainly far
ahead ofany peeparatian have ever yet known"
NatAsnisf Asrfis. =. D Of Midalsbsry. w.. says:
~ have - deobt IL Will oo0o become aela9eeal rem.
dial agslt fer the o. al lseasss Of The Throat
Dreaehlal Tubes. and the Lunge."
he war. from exposure contracted c0nsa0ptioa.-
He says: IL have 10 hesltancy In saying that was
and enjoving health"
Dr. flsteher, 81 Missouri. says: ~ rsesansnd
yoas Dalsam IN prssranes to any other medicine for
Couehs. md Il givee eatsfaetion"
ALLWs luue 0AisAn 10 the remedy 70 cure oil
Lung and Threat di0eslties. ltshould b thorough
y tested beefe using asy other Basam II will care
whea Ill others fall Dirsstieas accompany sscA
!. II. HARRIS = CO.. Sole Propristors, Ciseia-
nati. Ohio. For sals By oil Dsuggists. oc7s-dAwen
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new naod uro engine.
Hone stealing has bssa vigorously r..
suned b wspslls csuaty.
-rhe fetal tax collection In the city Of
Keekuk fer the past year anssnssd to
oss.ooo.
-Ths BsrlisgHsa city fathers have de-
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