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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS
EDITOR EAGLE: Please announce my name
as candidate for sheriff of Sedgwick county,
subject to the decision of the republican con-
yention. X. "A. NELLY.
John L. Zimmerman, of Eagle township. will
he a candidate for county clerk at the republi-
can convention.
We are authorized to announce the name OF
Richard Cogde as candidate for register OF
deeds Of Sedgwick county at the ensuing No
yember election.
EDITOR EAGLE: Please announce my name
as candidate for the Office of county clerk,
subject to the decision Of the republican con-
yentioB. j. W. TUCKER.
EDITOR EAGLE.-Please announce the name
of Pleasant ii. Massey as a candidate for sheriff
of Sedgwick county, subject TO the decision OF
| the republican nominating convention.
MR. Eprrog: Please announce the name o;
ID. c. McNcal as a candidate TOR sheriff OF sedg-
wick county, subject TO the decision of the re-
publican convention. And much oblige
4 VOTER FOR THIRTY YEARS.
! EDITOR EAGLE: Please announce the name
! Of :. W Richmond the farmers candidate
/ for representative. Subject to the decision OF
1 the republican county convention.
19-ti And obligc. MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDIToR.-Please announce the name OF
! W. B. Williams as candidate for sheriff. sub
ieet to the decision of the republican county
convention. MANY CITIZENS.
N. EpIroR: Please announce the name oil
j. {. More as candidate for county treasurer,
subject to the de-: sion of the republican eoun-
ty convention. MANY CITIZENS.
EpIro EAGLE: Please announce the name
OF Geo c. Mathews as a candidate for county
treasurer in the ensuing fall campaign, subject
10 the choice Of the regular republican county
convention.
Mr.. Murdoch. please announce IN your pa
per that the camp meeting below Fl Paso Is
still going on and viii continue over Sunday.
4 ss,,sr
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02

EpIro EAGLE: Please announce the name
OF Geo. c. Mathews as a candidate for county
! treasurer in the ensuing fall campaign, subject
/ 10 the choice Of the regular republican county
/ convention
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02

WICHITA. FRIDAY, OCT. ?. 1873.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02

New stock ladies' Kid gloves in party colors,
at J. Karatofsky's. Eagle block. 13-tf
Choice teas and sugars at Caldwell ~ Tits
Worth's. leu
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02

Eight pounds dried apples for one dollar
twelve pounds dried peaches for one dollar
nine pounds \. O. sugar for one dollar, at
Caldwell 4 Titsworth's. l,-u
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02

In connection with the following list
we have for sale several tracts Of land,
ranging from to 20 acres, adjacent TO
the city, suitable for suburban resi-
dences, and choice residence lots in all
parts of the city. We also have the ex-
elusive agency of several OF the best
business lots in the business center OF
the city. Call at our office for infor-
nation as TO price and location.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02

m EpIroR: Please announce the name o
J. {. Nor G as candidate for county treasurer
subject to the decision of the republican coun
ty convention. MANY CITIZENS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02

The largest stock of queensware and glass
ware in Southwestern Kansas at Caldwell u
TitsWorth's. leu
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02

Take your hides to c. NJ. Garrison, the Old
est hide buyer in Wichita. 2.-i
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02
MiSCELLAhE Gus.

i.fss>.i R,se.y,. 10, is5l, sslpVs -. ~ss.s =
Loss,. " B.stt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-07
An Opinion Entitled to COnsid-
Grafton.

Prom the New York Express. Edited by Jas Brooks.
The Credit Mobilier Investigation
House Report, it is said, will be prcsen-
ted on Monday, with a rumorcd con-
clusion that the Committee will confine
their punishment to Mcssrs Amcs and
Brooks (; the latter, because he is the only
Democrat named by McComb, and who
was named by Mr.. McComb because of
his removal from the Union Pacific
Board through the agency, in part, OF
Mr.. Brooks. We shall discrcdit any such
onc-sided report until VIC sec it, and, il
made, shall doubt whether Congress in
dorscs il or the people approve it. The
ten days investigation Of Mr.. Brooks
failed to connect his name with any
ownership of Credit Mobilier stock
while in Congress, and does prove that
all the stock he owned he parted with
when he became member of Congress
and acted while such in the Board o.
Directors.
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TIE other SUNDAY morning strau-
-er euier,i Christ Church, at Indiana
polls, and. there being no usher Just ut
hand. he was permitted To occupy a
standing position for n moment or two.
At length he was approached by one OF
the brethren. when he inquired: What
church i this!" "ChrisI Church. sir.
"ls he in" The stranger was led to
conclude that he was in from the fact
that he was Immediately shown to a
seat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-07

ha returned from the ~ u whore he has laid IN
the largest stock OF DRY GOJDS, ac.. eycrbrouxhi
tLis county. which being by riv
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('hitis and Fever

Dr vcEcnncv. the Proprietor II the ns""anis ,''"
ey las discovered the great di,ideiaiNi ~ ns 80,
rArtY AGts TnsIc9 lie has spared =" rahs W "o''
IN getting np the Valuable Ton'c. Aud INC '.,e"' ~
made for H. gives the proprietor Va" a,as
ample ~ strance that he has met with Hf.h ru,N'
snd he feels thankfrl that he has been a''S '" -
the public remedy that contains.no Qmnhe ~ A'se'
thatwill wiiieui!a doubt.
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B U LIS
w ormDestroyer
JENNIE JOHNSON

EXTRACT OF A LETTELFRoM GEORGIA
vmLAsow, wALKEr Co.. GA. I
juno %
IN Joux rrLt-pear Sir: have recently given ycnr
ssorm Dsstroycr several trials and find II wonderfully
cficacious II has not failed IN single instance to have
wished Tor effect am doing pretty large country
practice and daily for some article OF the KIND
am, sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS 7. CLEMENT. N. y.
Ps SO unqualified and numerous are the tesfimo-
mails in favor Of my Worm Destroyer that newspaper
snnce Is entirely too small to tell ~ merits.
m /. an nfallble remedy for Worms. Try IL and I've
convinced. See my Journal Tor more full lcscrron
JOHN BULL.
Bulls CcdrOn Bittcrs.
hull, - PC Ctoral Wild Cherry
Du lis Extract nuChu.
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS.
Alithc above n, edcnes prepared by Or. JONI Bull
lat his Laboratory, Fifth street Louisville, ky.
FOR SALE BY NJ. FRIEDMAN & co
JASPER, IND, and by Druggists gen
leAlE. May u, '72-ly.
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BUSINESS DAY
Notice

Is hereby given that tho undersigned,
L Trustee Of cambridge Township,
will attend to all township business nj
his Office, in Jasper on. every SATURDAY..
All those having township business to
transact will please call OH that day, as
will not attend TO business at any other
time.
cambridge Township Library
Will, until further notice, be kept as fol-
lows: portion at tho residence OF Geo.
Mehringcr, on the corncrof North Main
and Lawrence streets, and portion at
the Post Office in Ireland, where per-
sons entitled 10 the use OF IL, arc rcqucs-
ted TO call and procure books.
Dec. 8, 20. .kUEBLER, Trustee
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dist Epscc pal church. and whos a, present stationed
At broadway Church, Louisville. ny.
tnrisyitLr. w. oct 3. 1890.
nr lnu- Ef-ft-nr .RSts: Nan" thrnks to von fof
the medicine YOU have kindly given ne. ha'
heel. great sufferer for years anf had the Htsee ~
var o'is Nh .icans some Pronolced Wy Sine. SOM
ing lungs. and sarie ny heart 20 &c me sea- "t ~
iss h.N been burnt. h!siered aul curpcd uhll
hal become disheartcnct several vcrs eMilcnt llys
clans whn "xamned ny spiua inarmcd me that va
Threatened with paralysis or Hpp"N'eAs anv Gay ans
that un.hin- hni seton woild rrlicVe'mc. nad :
p,rf.t horror of that AMI was hcsstng about having
One Inserted when yon kn'iy sent nie Your Sai sapa
Rita which immediately snn go itkc three 'ntH
day. had suffered terribly with m'ss ''nfs pam y
the rshi side Of my heat. esrccil'ts Wien N"'h
~ write r,rauv length 81 tine. rn' r'rirg 20 '
.e., weali he perfectly hind nr several n'rui"s ~"
WON II lay. to hhd to something 70 rrev'ni -
am most happy Ia inform sou INT ife p"in 10 NY
head entirety rre~ cd. suffer hri se'oH "iih ny
srtne and then not sn ncutciy. " appetite ~ eood
indeed Tor the first time in ny life ENJOY NY rhhaT
more than zny neal dnriug he day.
Won Kin v Sent ~ four bottles las night sr'
Va s,n ~ u his corning snd hope 20 be efftri5
rcsirvcd Please accept NY heartfelt thanks shd bes
wishes
~. u. &. Ir.rRs.
NV orrnal ahonnds with simiar letters NJ ~ vi'cl
cnrantr 8" be gr-lt'he stsh written ~ th' PtIf"h
wlu.r name they hear
Do MT ~ar.r Yourself 10 he imposed On. nor'i ic
lrann Nv ~ afie anl acr'id nrriu"lS l'oni
risk your as.ih ~ irttins n'Niets 'fiWiHfiN hpH
" s.r.4. -i. i,as siood ne tce' FOR ~, MY -fvs
years u sill 'he irsaiirla ~ The 'la, aih ct ~
~. ,cu.-irg III others III p"rnlsrity and ~
curative npali'i.s.
Avnld iii ,hcsc 10 are ~ iup to palm ~ "n 80,
nth.r extracts ~ Sar~ararr 50 called c'iccEl y x
Is nr John Iulls Sars,par,i'r. 81 l"rsv" ~. tha
Nlocd and -croiuus affections. Al~ays bear that il
mind.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY



m Jnux Pr,t.-D Dear SIR Knowing the efficiency 81
sour sarsapirlla and the healing ind htn"'cl'i nnah
les Il posses~rs send rnu the folio. ing sistrnent ~
uy
WIS vouri,ied about two years go was taxi pr.
,rer ana rurGusi for six months En'ng n"vcd SO "f
en- u,v woridahavc not healed yet hAye net sai NJ
moment s..lce Wounded. a'r shri through The
iu. w - asral cath Is Unmarried. and nce' sonc
hing to assist nature. have mere faith ~ N"ut sal
sararilla iban hing else. Wish That I" he - m
me- Please express haT dozen bottles ard otlg'
CAprArs {. l.. JOHNSON,
Sr. Loris, MO-
Ps-The following was written April som, 1865.
Mrs. Jennie Johns on. mother Of Capt Johnson;
On Joux Bttr-- Dear Sir: ny husband. Nr. q. y
johnson, was skitfnl surgeon and . sciaHtn enil
New York. where lie died. leaving Tie glove e. '
Johnson my care. Al thirteen years "f AZ. lie hfa
on ropc hiarrhea an. scr"fnta. Tor which gave yun
Snrsapariiia ucurcd him. have for ten ye"ts ="
conmcndci II to many IN sew York. ONO aud Iowa u"
scrnlua fever sores, and general debility. Perfec
succrss has attended ". The cures effected ~ 81 M
IL >crufna r,ver almost mracnlors
am very anxiois fr 10 again have re'"ufse
your Sarsrpariia liz Is fearful ~ getting spur"n
|artcl. hence his whiting TO you FOR IT, Uis wounds
ere terrible hrt ' believe he will recover.
Eespec fully, .
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA!

Read the following extract Of letter iror' Nrs
n yers, wife Of Reverend pr Rivers. ore OF the No.
learned, eloquent and popular Ministers ~ me N''h'
dist Epsccaa church. and wh"s at present stationed
At Broadway Church, Louisville, ny.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-07

The people or this country have In vain :" a%%
remedy saf. and beyond 'unbt reiiap"-"'' 49,"
thoroughly eradicate nom the system
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-06
HOrss.ShOeS.

The earliest horseshoe max
ers appear to have been Van
dals and German tribe, in the
graves of some of whom they
have been found. They seem
to have been totally unknown
to the ancients. The first men
ton of them in literature is in
the works of Byzantine EN-
iperor Leo, about a thousand
years ago, by the name of Csc
.lsnaia"- half moons or cres-
cents. They are thus among
the most modern of our every
day appliances. Before Leo's
time, cavalry horses were often
disabled by wearing out of
their hoofs. The warehouses;
mentioned in the scriptures
were unshod. Receipts were
given by Xenophon, Vegetius,
.||
and other writers, for hardening
the hoof. The japanese have
for centuries used straw socks
or shoes for the feet of horses
travelling on stony roads. They
wear out quickly, but cost al
most nothing, and can easily be
repaired. Horse shoing was
probably introduced into Eng
land by William the Conquerer.
Henry de Ferries Cor Ferres),
who came with him, had six
horse shoes quartered in his
coat Of arms, and is believed to
have been superintendent Of
farriers.
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Works which should be found In every Ii
br~ary-within the reach of all readers. Works
TO entertain, instruct and improve. Copies
price: 3 i.aL
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MACARTHUR ENQUIRER
Questions for Farmers.

Are the fences on your farr
in such trim that there is littl,
or no chance of damage to crop
by cattle, or loss of time BY
having them to drive out, t
the hindfance of important
work?
Is the stock for fuel for the
season stored and in such order
that the women can get it at
pleasure without hindering any
labOrer on the lands
Is the manure so mixed and
composted with about an equal
amount of rich soil OF. muck as
to double it's effect in the
growth of field or meadow
crops
Are the premises SO cleansed
that there is little or no dam
age or hindrance in the sum
mer's work by disease origina-
ting in an unclean cellar, sink,
chip yard, or any accumulation
of decaying wood or other veg
etable matter ?
Are the old tools put in per-
feet order, and new ones pro-
cured and put, in the proper
place, SO that when a piece OF
work is to be done, the right
tool can be found in the right
place, in the best condition for
doing the work expedltiously,
and all without the loss of time
in looking for tools where they
are not
And how about the farm
stock =? Are the teams being
so fed as to make them strong
tolabor? Are they being SO
reasonably worked by day, and
SO kindly cared for by night, as
to show little or no indication
of losing strength, or falling off
in flesh? Are the mich COWS
passing so gradually from the
special care and dry food of
winter to the wider liberty and
green feed of summer as to
show no inconvenience, nor
any diminution, but rather an
of milk in consequence
of the change = Exchange.
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Kind Words.

There is q magic power il
gentle words, the potency 0
which few natures are so icy al
wholly to resist. Would you
have your home a cheerful hal
lowed spot, within which may
ever be found that happiness
and peace which the world de.
meth to its votaries, let nj
harsh word be uttered within
its walls. Speak gently 10 tn;
wearied husband, who with al
anxious brow, returns from the
perplexities of his daily avoca,
tons, and let him in his turn
speak gently to the care worn
woman, who, amid her never
ending round of little duties:
finds rest and encouragement
in the sympathy of him she
loves. Speak gently to the
hayward child; a pleasant
smile and word Of kindness
will often restore good humol
and cheerfnlness, Speak gently
to the dependent who lightens
your daily toll /; kind words in.
sure respect and affection,
while the angry rebuke pro-
vokes mpertinence and dislike;
speak gently to 1.-THE aged
many are 5the trials through
which they have passed, and
now a little while and they will
be missed from their accustom-
ed place /; the spirit will have
passed to its rest. The remem,
brance Of an unkind word will
then bring a better sting
Speak gently to the erring one
are we not all weak and liable
to error? Temptations, Of
which we cannot judge, may
have surrounded him. Harsh
ness will drive him on the single
way, gentleness and love may
win him back to virtue,
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youTu stenned into q hi

A YOUTH stepped into a book
store and asked "what kind Of
pens do You keep here p eAll
kinds answered the clerk
."Do you ?" said the little chap ;
"then give me ten cents worth
of pig pens
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DR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATTVH PITTS

Periectly tastelessl elegantly coatt., 'soI NJ
9ure OF 81 Oh ordera of the sio,Sse n iv !.
meadache, Constipation, Costiveness. fnNisas
tion, dyspepsia, BiliplsDess' SBjIiorsn Irsye,.
Inflammation OF the liowels. Pilea snd KY ~,
tanEements OF the internal iseera. warrrnteJ
W eneet = positive cure. -
0m1 pEGKTABLE. Cohtaininv -,
Mercury, Minerals, or deleterlCus drn@s ~
Rtf5 observe THE following, syn,,t sn,.
suing from diseases Of the d%leesiIte nra,.. ~
Constipation Inward Piles. Fnii,e DIg W,
Siood 10 me Head, Acldity N Ma S,o,a. III n
Nhusea, Heartburn, DisR9st nor SesJ " .ssn,,
aess or weight ~ the III q the gtoom anh
WINNING Of the Head, Hilpred NM IS d,@ ,acn,
nreatning Flnttcring 1T ihe INV ffhhs sn,a
vr unpcAtlng sensationr whe, in n ys ~ k ~
t.nrc, Dtmncss OF Vision nots,omr VIZ iN,nig ros-
peaciensy inf Pers sar. Pull IiIn ii the Head,
ana s a"d nye \ y ain In the SID. Chest. LI,nls
Tlesh' A ~ = ,usics OF heat, Btlyminr IN fbe
irce dho az 1y.Pyw doses OF Radrayis pills viii
y stem, from all the lb6ye disorders.
Price % Cents per Box.
Na Es '9WAY q co., 80 Warren cor charen 81.
lkJ~ Read False and True. ,end one let,e,
stamp, 70 Railway ~ Co., No. y Wsrren' cor ca
ands Will be sent you. "V''" '"0"'7
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A LITTLE boy in Maine en-
treated his mother to tell him
some stories about bad boys,
and upon her. expressing aston
ishment, said he "wanted to
find out how they got out Of
scrapes."
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Constitution of Man. Considered In. rein.
" ton to External Objects. BY GEORaR
CpMBE. The only authorized American Edi-
tion! WithTwenty E~ngravihgs, $i.yb. W
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MEDICINES.
-owaro Of counterfeits
JOB NOSES SIR }sAsMEs ChARKgs

Ars e1tennseiy ooUNTRnYH1TKD. DisAonsn Dyvooi,,
snheaeor 70 seq ne connteJeis 10 make Greater pyo6f1
.anneLya""N"e i've me name ~ Job Mosea on each
I'IeHags, nAn OILERS ars toTthiess iEifanons TINA
uLsuihk Piils are ~unfaling In the cure OF Mi thoas
palninl ana dangerous diseases TO which the femsje
consultation is subject. They moderate ali exeessive
SHu eo SSro St sappIeeSiSn Of the menses when caused
Nervons and Spinal Affections. Palma IN tS osS - o.
"A Llmbs. Fatigue on slight e~xertion, Pslpitation
"i ,he Heart: hSsterics and Whites, they will efeet a
cuIe when All other means have failed, and aIthoueh
III powerful contain nothing hurtfni to the moot
O. shh0ttl, gives null direction and advice "Vu
, !la iESUiHR Pills are sold at m0et drn0 atoros hrI
u nrpgiist cannot supply tho GENUINE, do not
ma lei 10 accept any counterfeit ar bn1a Sr
70 ~; ',Ind One Dollar to the sole proprietor LOB
:. IL Cortiandt Street, New York, with name
I" cypress ohlce at which you will call for the mack.
- tnd 2 D9ttle OF tho GENUINE Pills securely and
. isly packedin plain wrappers will be- sent by reetnm
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY,
DLLAMABRIE'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
Ps9pared By J. GARANCIRRR,

Prepared by j. GARAEClHRK.
No. 2ii Rue Lombard, Paris.
J 1ase pills are highly BY tho antire
Medical Faculty OF France az the very best remSdS
~ al cases OF SPermstorrhoa, or Seminal Weakness,
Sssk opihei deposits IN the Urine; Nervous Do.
from Abuse and Secret Habits. They cSrS when at
other remedies fail, and have been used with Astonish,
ing success by tho leading French PhySicians dnrinc
the pastls years. Pamphlet Of Advice in each bof.
= S1li pS sent Free TO any Addras, Price TI,peT
g ,an. on receipt Of price by any Advertised A vent'
GIAh g. MOSES. Is CoRTLARDT ST., NEW YoRx.
hls General agent for America '
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RADWAY US READY RREIEF
VIII anord Instant ense:

aaAH WIN uhOTu llbth0l tubes b re
Inn animation OF the Kidneys, inflammation oi
me Bladder Inflammation OF the Bowels
Congestion Of the Lungs, Sore Throat. Dim,
cult Breathing, Palpltation ofthe Hear, Hys.
Ierics, Group, piptheri@ Catarfh, Mdlenzs
tIsmV Tnlds TGGthache, Neuralgia, Rher:ma.
The application Of the Ready p die, 10 ,hs
b sts w III P sdrarG Where &c re the ths Pain ssr diGcalty tx.
20 Drops IN ~ half .nnIIs. xy....,.u,
st6n, ,ew mHIh saT care Cramps, spasms, ssoanir
rb%a' ynttaribum, siek Headache. Diar-
and all Ipternaf Pains, "'"' hppne powelS
n. rayelers should always carry ajbottlc Of
wv u Relief with then. A'few drons N
water VIII prevent sickness or pains from
I RranS Oh Water. 10 is better thin French
FEW FIR A NTn y dnrrr
Few md Ague cured for 81 cents.
that "vr viii II c rOs a Temedl9l. agent in this world
Malarious, Bilious, Scarlet, TyphoId. Yellow
ann other Feyers (4lded by Railways pillsl 40
bottle. ""'' ooccnts PCT
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x WAC thouoht to have 3

A WAC thought to have e
joke at the expense Of an Irish
provision dealer, says: "Can
you supply me with q. yard Of
pork ? "Pat, give this gentle
man three pigs feet"
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Hart sloPost-Hole Borer.
AGENTS WANTED,I

In every county OF each State, for q new
National Book. TIRE LIVES AND % ritA rrs
oFlTHE P~REsIDENTs) with fac almilc cop Of
the Declaration Of Independence, the Consti-
tuition Of United states, and W~ashingtop's
Farewell Address, with 10 fne steel tpfates.
For circulars and terms, address johnson
Wilson Il 20, ~ Beekman 81. N. Y.
n27o&W I'm.
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A YANKEE and Irishmah were
walking together on their way
70 Malcom, when the Yankee
said 1Pat, where would you be
now if the. devil had his
dues aFaith," replied Pat,
sid be walking by myself to
Malcom."
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-06
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES,

TTare poqaIis COLDS, ASTHMA, BRoScHIT1s, Som
.m Ie noAhsEGEss. DIFFICULT BRRATHnNG. IN.
nayo no taste Of medicine, and any child will tafe
sngni TholsAnds have been restored 10 health fhal
81 eases Ask for BRYAN'S PuLM0NiC WAFERS.
IIire 30 cents per box. JOB MOSES. Proprie,
tor. " COTtlandL Htrnnt Nnw Ynrk aOPiI0
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-06
r. r. r.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEFu
Cures the worst Pains In from 1 TO 20 mlnutes
EkB@,NOT ONE HOUR after reading this
advertisements need any ono suffer with pain.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Is q cure for every pain. TWAS the first and
Is the only Pain Remedy that instantly stons
the most eNcruciating pains, allays infauma-
tons, and cures congestions, whether Of tie
Lungs, Stomach, Bowels OF other glands and
twenty minutes. No matter how violent oy
excruciqting the pain, tho Rheumatic, Bed.
ridden, Infrm, Crippled, Nervous, Nclralgic
or Frustrated with disease may suffer. IIeN
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-06

Some persons worship the
Lord as the Indians do the dew
il, that he may do them no
harm.