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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

bgThe Japanese have already
purchased land for colony in this
country. This makes the gathering
together of large numbers Of Japan
ese residents among us quite as prob
able as possible. 1t requires a vivid
Imagination to picture what ''mix-
ed" condition the population of the
United States will present twenty
wears hence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

1t IS q singular fact that no
President of the United States, up
to the present time, has had child
born IN the White House. 1t is un-
der stood, however, that the fact
will not exist long.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22
rTIn the Canadian New Domin-

gain the Canadian New Domin-
ion House of Commons, Saturday,
Mr.. Cardwell stated that it was the
intention of the Government to large
ly reduce the military an naval fore.
es, end, further, that the home Gov
eminent intended withdrawing q
large portion of the troops, and
throwing the defense of Canada on
the Canadians.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

nM- The Government paper mill in
Pennsylvania has, through the Treas
ury agent stationed at the mill, for
warded the, first lot of the new and
improved greenback paper to the
National and American Bank note
Companies in New York. The pa
per is what is known as the French
silk variety, and through It's tibers
run threads Of red and blue colors.
The first issue of the new money will
probably be ready on the 1st of July.
All,the present issues of legal tenders
and fractional currency notes will be
called in as speedily as possible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

a@-A meeting of the citizens OF
Benton township, Wayne county,
Iowa, has been called for the pur-
pose of hunting down and killing a
very large snake, which has been an
annoyance to large nelghborhood
for several years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

INDECENT WIDows.-Corcoran, the
Washington millionaire banker has
established "Home tor INDECENT
Widows" to be dedicated to the
memory of his deceased wife, which,
with the buildings and grounds con-
nected with them, will cost 5000 900,
or more. 1t is designed to provide
neat and comfortable quarters for
sixty widows of officers, clerks, and
other public servants, who may be
in need of assistance, and the man
agement Of the institution is to be
placed in the hands OF Ave Washing
ton ladies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

DECIsIoN.-The Internal Revenue
Comm ssioner decides that no special
tax will be required of any person,
firm or company, corporation or as
ISOLATION, either as a manufacturer
or dealer for manufacturers Of butt
ter and cheese, or first sale OF butter
or cheese of their own manufacture,
or which they are engaged iu manu>
featuring either dirtctly or indirect>
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

The charges for cable dispatches
have gradually been lowered until
instead of e20 per 10 words, as
charged at first, the management
now asks but 60. Experience has
shown that as the company cheaper.
ed the rates of transmission it in
creased its receipts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22
ra-In 1857 a comnanv of Garman

sg In 1857 company of Germans
purchased in Los Angeles county,
CAL, 1,265 acres of land for two dol
lars an acre. There are now 1,000,-
600 vines growing on this land, pro-
duoing yearly more than 100000 gall
Ions of wine, and 10000 gallons Of
brandy. The land is now worth
$500, 900, and is rapidly improving.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

sar Mr.. Duncan, appointed United
States Consul at Naples, was the in
cumbent of the Carlsruhe Consulate
during the war, when be
was much lionized by loyal Ameri-
cans as the solitary South CaroIin~
ian in Europe who stood up for the
United States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

by Several English papers are dis
cu-slog par for through railroud
line from Eag!aad 10 In.'i& andChina.
and think it can be built a. easily ~
the American Pacific Railroad line.
The way BY Euphi2les river is
urged rs the preliminary, on the
ground that il will diminish time
mEngland to the East, and prevent
travel passing by way OF America
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

The London illustrated Ne,oS
comforts its readers with the assur-
ance that Mr.. Motley though be is
an American, is "of English extrac-
tion."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22
w. B. CLARK.

NOTARY PU BIG
Deeds and other land conveyaRoes drawn and ac
knowiedgei Prompt sttenti0n given to the prepare
ion e Mortgage ud,. ava al legal Instruments.
30 .lti PATCH GROVE ElS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22
]. II. sNE1LOnE.

MOT Ar PU RLIC,
win makeout Deeds. Mort CAGES and Others papers
"onAeyantlng bands, bounty claims back pay aud pen
s"ns applied iot Wn.er u. ;. Laws.
203l "a ,SVILLE, WIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

nm- The New Court House IN New
York has already cost s4,950, 0O0.-
The Tribune AYERS that "no man
living can believe that building as it
stands has really cost $4,000, O0O.-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22
WARDEN ANDERSON.

ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW,
AN claims placed in his hands for collection will be
promptly attended to.
l9-40tf JAMESTOWN, WIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

ssy The New York Commercial I'D
uertiser thinks that ia most of the
large cities, and particularly in New
York, personalities have almost en-
tirely disappeared from the newspa>
pers. The common and correct i'm.
preston is that New York is almost
the only city where such personals
ties are still regarded as an enter,
tanning feature in journalism.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22
DENTAL.
,Rs ;. BROWN g. sALTER,
A FULL SET OF TEETH
For $4,000:

20 anu sftsT the 10th OF May inst for six months
DA NE ELL will ana iacture and mart f.lt 80.
~ Teeth ad ones 20 be extracted b. hnl Tor the snn,
81 S3S 90 cashparti Il sets Ia prop ,rtion-wArran
ted 70 be equ 10 any and snufAesurr Of the eat
laatefi'l Lancaster, May 18th, isse-5ptf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

The wheat harvest has common,
ced in Southern Illinois. The Weld
is large and the grain good.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

times and places, in the vicinity of
CassvilIe. In each case, inqrests
were held, verdicts rendered of "death
by drowning" no Identification was
made, and the corpses were buried.
On the discovery of Mrs, HIS trunks,
the vague rumors regarding bodies
having been found here aud there
along the river below, REQUIRED to
mind, and officers went down to make
more careful Investigations. The
bodies were disinterred, re.inquested,
and recognized as being those of Mrs
Haggarty Anna Haggarty, and Jerry
Haggarty.
THOMPSON ARRESTED.
Following the above Investigations
a writ was issued for Thompson's
arrest. On the morning of June I'd,
James Davis, the able and experienced
sheriff of the county, went out to
Monona to arrest him. Thompson
took refuge in the grove near by of
several thousand acres, where it was
hopeless for one man to expect to
find him. Davis sent for reinforce
ments, and they came thick and
fast. Scores of men traversed the
grove all night; and next morning
Sunday the scores became humid
reds, many of them with guns, and
a disposition to use them. Thompson
appreciated his position and Mar
shall Bergman, OF McGregor, being
near the house of Mr.. Love, Thom2,
sons brother>in~law, Thompson came
out and delivered himself up, claim,
ing protection. He was brought to
McGregor. The history of the affair
spread, and the Indignation grew,
and by Tuesday morning it was
deemed prudent for Thompson to be
TAKEN TO DUBUQUE
For safe keeping. Our readers will
remember a brief notice of the fact
IN Wednesdays Herald. Meanwhile,
preparations for the preliminary trial
were in progress. Thursday evening
Sheriff Davis, still in Dubuque, re-,
ceived a telegram directing him to
bring the prisoner home by the next
steamer. Accordingly, they, accom-
panied by the HeraldS reporter, on
Friday morning took the Muscatine
and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22
CARRIER HOUSE.

BoScobel, Wis.
r. CARRIER, PROPRIETOR.
Meals provided before Car time and Patr ma assste5
with baggage. PrOmptness, delays at the Carrier
House. Htabling attached
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22
RETURNED TO Mc'aREaoR.

On arriving at Specht's ferry, the
party was reinforced by the coming
on board of DR.. Apdros, of McGreg.
or; and there and at other stations
along, the persons who had found
the several bodies, some of those who
had acted on coroner's juries on those
occasions, DC, came on board The
body Of the deceased Jeremiah Hag
garty was also taken on board, pickl.
ed III carbonio acid, and packed away
among straw and green forest leaves,
while not enc Of the five hundred
passengers dreamed of the
CORPSE IN THE KEROSENE BARREL.
Capt. jerks took the barrel, (as most
men take their fellows,) on it's pre-
tensions, instead of on its merits :
while clerk Paul was as utterly un>
suspicious that there was dead
head in that barrel, as that the dead
head en- the barrel had set type for
him in the office of the cid Dnnleith
Advertiser, dozen years AFRO. So
the triplet sisters, Comedy, Tragedy,
aud Mystery. travel hand in hand
the wide world over
THE APPEARANCE OF THE PRI3oNER.
formed an interesting study. He is
short and quite thick set man, with
very evident and powerful pre-
dominance of the animal in his ma
ture. HIS forehead is full over the
eyes, but slopes fast and ends low ;
che top-head is defcient-not fat,
for it has not length nor breadth
enough to give it sufficient surface
so it could be fiat; the back head is
full, and keeps getting fuller down
as far as his shoulder blades; the
enormous bulk of brain that deluges
the nape of his neck is simply mon
strosity. The ancient and logical
reason given why the dog wagged
his tail-because the dog was larger
than the tail, or else the tail would
have wagged the-is true in the re>
verse in this case. His face comes
out forward in about the same pro-
portion as his neck is developed
| backward and at nearly the center
of it's anterior projection, upon close
scrutiny, nose may be discovered.
The face beams with good>natured
coarse ruddiness, and the chops look
very "beefy'-or perhaps "porky"
would be more exact. The head
measures about the same from ear
to ear as from forehead to back head
Saying nought Of the neck,l while
across and opposite the double-teeth
the face is couple of inches broad
or than from ear to ear. Beneath
and between the overhanging dew.
laps that constitute his cheeks, is
is sheltered an equivocal-looking tu-
NOR that nature probably originally
intended for q chin. Hair and whis
kers reddish-a little redder and a
little coarser than the fbrous cover
ing OF a cocoa,nut.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT AT NC GREGoR
Followed the arrival Of the steamer
and the landing of her passenger
Business was suspended. aud the
whole city was in the streets, inqui-
ring what further had been discov-
cred, and what was going to be done
There was hurrying to and fro, and
exciting discussions in little knots,
till nearly midnight and next day S
proceedings-tbe coroner's inquest
including the post norton examina-
ton and is incidents-will appear in
10 morrow's Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22
NOTARlES PUBLIC.
ALEXANDER INEY.
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Deeds Mortgages and other Land Conveyancing, and
Pension papers executed according to law. Blanks of
all kinds kept on hand. 4Su
BRITISH HOLLOW, WIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22
HOTELS.
Phelps House.
r Il. PHI ELPS, PROPRIETOR
LANCASTER. WIS

Having furnished the new brick hotel building on
the old hotel corner am prepared to accommodate
guests reasonable terms Rooms well Furnished and
tabi1 well provided Amp,e stable Accommodations.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22
F. E. COOMES.

lCOAFlDENTIAL)--Read the Adyer-
'tMeAl VI BUR'S In this paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

%The Mayor of Washington
has signed an ordinance of the City
Council, requiring proprietors of pub
lie houses of amusement to make no
distinction between whites and
blacks, under penalty Of being fined
$40 for each offense.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22
]. ALLEN BARBER
y I
COBB 81 LIKENS,

ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW.
Practice the and attend to agencies and coec
tons in all parts Of Wisconsin, Special attention given
70 Proceedings under the recent u s. Bankrupt Act
0Rice in Lenahams Block, opp. the 2. o. 19-16tf
2o-sI MINERAL POINT, WIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

@The prospect of a reunion be-
tween the Methodist Church of the
South and their brethren of the
North is not very good. There is
little outward display of cordial
friendship on either side.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

aA-T There are 35, 100000 sheep in
in Great Britain and Ireland, 80, 300,
900 in Russia, 22,2e0,00O in Prussia,
33, $50, 900 in France, 100000 in
Spain, IL, 100000 in Italy, 1850, 900
in Austria, and 23,8oO,000 in the
United States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

"A Democratic journalist philoso-
phically remarks that nature oestin-
ed the Radicals to be in the minor
ity, (which purpose man. in his per-
versity, for some years has been de-
feating."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

nes.The operatives in the cotton
mills of Massachusetts have given
the old Bay State some "heavy ticks"
in the New England Labor Conven-
ton. One poor girl says she "be>
lieves in h-ll, because it affords a
prospect that the owners of cotten-
mills will be punished as they des>
erve."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

Rg- From an old Georgia news-
paper of 1919 has been exhumed an
advertisement Of Mr.. William III.
Seward as scheolmaster at Milled-
gevilfe. The list of his accomplish
ments as therein stated is very i'm
posing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

EA~The maternal association of
Paris is composed of aristocratic
ladies who have agreed to nurse
their own children. 1t numbers at
present nearly two hundred mem
ers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22
DISCOVERY OF THE coRPsEs.

Daring the spring, three corpses
have been discovered, at different
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

s@ Mrs. Eliza Osgood died Of cor
pulence few days ago, in Philadel-
phia, weighing nearly six hundred
pounds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

be established in San Francisco,
which it is thought will set loose at
least five millions of coin boarded in
old stockings, by the thrifty Celes-
tials.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-22

s~At San Francisco the Chin>
amen have been set to work making
cheap shoes, and imported goods of
that class are driven from the mar
ket, they now talk of giving them
similar employment in Brigham
Young's dominiens.
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SMITHS TONIC sYRrr.
Louisville. Kcntncty srril n, iscs.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE i. hereby given that the un-
~ dcrsiuned. Administrator of the Is
tate Of Margaret Harder. deceased, Will
offer for sale at public auction, ut the res
idence of the deceased, in Columbus
township. Dubois county. Indiana, Oh
THURSDAY, July 1st, 1869,
tho personal property OF said estate con.
sistin9 OF about sixteen acres OF wheat
standing in the field, about zen acres oil
corn in the field. about eight acres Of oat.
in the field. about four acres OF good
meadow grass in the Geld. about half an
acre of growing potatoes, three horses
three COWS and calves. two hcilerS. hogs
sheep. and lot Of poultry, household
and kitchen furniture, and various other
articles.
| TfRMs. Sums OF five dollars and
under. cash: over five dollars. a credit
of nine months viii be given. the purcha
ser giving his note. with interest from
day of sale. waving benefit OF appraise
imcnt and valuation laws. with approved
security. HENRY liAhDEh'
4 g. Doanc. Atty. Administrator.
\ Juuc Is-cw
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DR.. JOHN BU.LL.S
SARSAPARELLA.
A Good Reason for fle Captains Faith.
Read the Captains Letter
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
prsrox n,rrAcks. wl..onri. Arril 90 lscn.

pFsro$ B,srAcKs Missouri. Arril 20 lscs. .
On JupS Hill Dear sir. tntMi'c tie efficiency -
your sarsaparilla. Anf he 70 si.d itns fetal quali-
ties it Possesses you iois..irs siattm,l, Of
my
was wounded a. ont two ,rg~s rc--Nss 'akcn pris-
uer and confined ior siN usnhs. Es'nr MOVED az
.n MY wounds hs,e lnAl-L vet. l,e sat up
n moment sincc Youne,i. tin tiut through The
hps My gen.rsl health s. Impaired. ana Le.d s,ise-
Thing to assist nature. nave nfie f.h irNuur Ssr-
saparlla than snyrlng chr. wifh HAT III j. e'nu
me- Please express ne hsf t.g.r lotlrss obgs
CAPTAIN q. 7. JOHNSON.
-. LOUIS. Missouri.
= s-The follrwinr was written ARA 20. lsoc. By
Mrs Jennie Johnson Mc;Lcr ~ 'ainah Jt hns.D.
DE- Iiii-Iesr Sir; ny husband. DR. G. Johnson
WAS slull srrrcn and physician N Central N y.
where ", ddd leaving the n owe q, D. L,ifs'n 20 nv
care At fhr-er y,Ais .f aF, L, lad chronic darrlm
and scfoula for which Eg'N Lin your serss pAriia.--
u crEiD have for ton !esrs f,ctnnssia.d il !,
many in New York. Ohio and lev III scrruis feso-
sores and general debility Perfect succcss has atiensd
Ell ii. Inn citrs rftTCrFn sraT rAsrs stKprL'
ASH rrsFR soiFs WI, Ar~osT NHAttlrts. j an rrx-
ious for my again have rsc.rs, 10 ssrsap
arila. lie fearful o gc.ing srirtrs article hence
his writing you for 4. Ills mounds Nt, terrible but
II believe he win recover.
i Respectfully, 'fANlL 1,ANslS-
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TO CONSUME

TIE Advertiser, having been restored TO health ~
Icy weeks by very simple remedy. after having sur
frred several years with severe ung sN'"n, anu '"n'
dread disease consumption--is anxious to make A"'"
10 his fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire II, he Will ssnd copy OF "e
scrpion used tree Of chagel, with the directions ,o'
preparing anc using the tinc which tsey VIII "'.
srnr Cunr ron Cossrsrros, ASTHMA, bnosss'''s' ~"
The object Of the advertiser ~ send'ng me rssc'p""
h. 10 bcnea the Afflicted and spread Information "he'
n, conceives 10 be Invaluable ana he hopes every SUI
,e, u, ,rv his remedy MS II viii tvs his rcinedy, US
viii cost him nothing, and prove blessing.
parties wisne ,h. prescripipn will please address
| Lrv EDWARD 4. WILSON,
| limo ,so-ly willinnsburg Kings couniy, y !.
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r,., poG.-The Indianapolis
,,lI. very tough story IN re-
y dog owned by a lady OF maj
M dog having become old anu
u ,nr nothing. the lady remarked
n,.ipo man connected win me
%., .he wanted him to take the
", down to the river and drown
I" Al. The servant promised
N a.i,r supper. At this stage OF
y ..ra .,,ion. the old dog, who had
.in. qGieily on the hearth, arose
,"a ne conspiraiiorsa look more
.D than in anger. left the house
I, 81! ground not thr away nc
took Il lingering gaze ut tht
f. W n,l vicinity. then bounded of
4. rsc woods. and has not beer
.ren,l Of since. That dog is Ger
wonderful animal and deserves
,~.gllcd into Office as assistant u
.acr of the Pound.
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To THE WORKING CLAss.--l am now
prepared to furnish all classes w'thl
con slant employment ut their homes
the whole OF the time, or for the spare
moments. Business new. light and prof.
table. Fifty cents to 80 per evening, IS
easily earned by persons OF either sex,
and the boys and girls earn nearly as
much MS men. Great Inducements are
Offered those who will devote their whoie
ltimct the business: and, that ever! per-
son who sees this notice. may scha iile
I,bo;r address and test the business for
themselves. make the following unpar,
',ol,eled offer: 10 all who are not wei
satisfied with the business. l will send 81
Ito DAY for the trouble OF writing me
IFulI particulars, directions, nc. sent nee
Sample sent by mail for ~ cents.
Address T.. G.. ALLEN, Augusta Maine
March l9-3in-G. r. j..
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BU L l. S
w orn Destroyer
vilLAsow, wAIrru Co. Ga. l
Inne 18th. l.G6.

On lous BrII-fear Sir; / Lave recently gin IN your
worn Destroyer several trials and fd wonderfully
ecaerus II hes rot failed ia Eagle ins ace 70 Lave
The wished for effect an doing pretty large country
practce and has. dai~ rise for article Of this kind
rr f.e, 20 confess thatI know Of no remedy
nended bv the abest authors ;ha end speedy
in IT, efscts Cn the contrary they Uncertain IN tho
extr. me- Ny object IN writing yun i 20 ind out upon
what terms GET the medicine directly 'm you. II
can get II unou easy siall great deal Of lie
am am are that The 81 such article. i contrary TO tht
ieaehnrs md practice Of great nauiit ycf the regular
line uf 81 rs hut nnlst cgust god slsa III dis
esrding remedy which We Know ~ hc eiicl.nt, simply
fhocaust may be ignorant 81 its c"in na'n For my
part fba max. II rule 20 nse ail and any means to al
i,viai. suffering hurany which lnay he ah.
mend not h.sating frranse s'ihe cfe ingenious
thar ,nysc may lave earcf its Elects first ana secured
The sole right that knowledge However an Nv
no eans al advocate supporter ~ tie thousands az
worthless nostums that food he rfurrr, that prrp to
cure al manner Of disease 70 "hc human ferh i heir
Iease r.nly sul and inform me 81 sour best feiins
i am, slF, met refue"ip!t
III yCIITs r. CLEMENT, u. ..
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I,or,,c Testimony.

.r. JosEpn Co. INp.. June ~.
ut. a.. RonAcK Dear sir: ms
,iiai | have been afflicted Tor
4, .rtr. with nervous sick headache.
Va 80 that ] lost one days work II
sces. besides undergoing u great
.e .u.erinr. Tie headache and ic-
sN,nlins il. was so great IS 10 cause
XIII ~ 10 come oil the top OF my
.a pplicd 10 several physicians,
'su eject. ~ las; ! was induced
. ugr scandinavian Remedies. pro,
aoln agent 1t Osceola. Ar. -
Harm. iwo botiicS OF the pariiicr'nl
,os Of the pins. whica have en-
cged ne. ] have rot had Inc
. incr. which i abou, siNmonih'
W Mir has returned TO my head. :
....a,s your medicine a greai blessing
ae aul 10 tae afflicted. If you ihini
. VITA De- ans benefit 'otI,c afflicted. o.
,y4 X. you are al liberty TO use it.
4onrs. respectfully.
JOHN HAWKINS.
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I'm Nueust 18th . total eclipse of
i. will occur. This will be the
IL %,rr, ting eclipse that has been
IN this country formany years,
rot Happen again until the last
N AN century. The shadow of The
.,,i commen, g crossing the suns
NM four o'clock in the AFTERNOON
W.T.. sot entirely pass from It uhti
l..lI nnst six.
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EltRORS OF YOUTH.

AGTNTLEMAS who suffered for years ron Nervous
Debility Premature Decay aud all The ELECTS OF !o"''
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