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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02
Caution /!

oalOE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
ina persons are forbidden leasing or nnrchas. has.
ing Oh OF paying rents to any person mas
entysVe sgnea, fsea for that certain town iot sew
northwest and adjoining Clsrl a ifss, p situated
hoss n street as the same, together WITH bs'Vre, IRE,
nUuses tnereon, belong to me- Su;t vii, 'he
the sams Immediately for the posse % os os
Phoebe. Nevada. September ss gI1SodHuE. 1879
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-14

Sarah Ida v ilhiic, George .Nilhilc, "ta,
this Sd day of May, 1873,
" that on the 26th of May, 1873, the
Court will proceed to act upon the Audi.
tors Report this day filed in the above
case, unless ca,lsc to the contrary be shown
before said day provided a copy of this
order he inserted in some newspaper pub
li9hcl in Frederick County, for two sue"
crssiye weeks prior to said day.
CHARLES MANTZ, Clerk
OF the Circuit Court for Frederick Co.
True copy-Tcst
CHARLES MANTZ, Clerk.
may 10-2w
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Marriaqes.

Orlhe 9th of June, 1873, at Waynes.
,aroFranklin county, Pa, by Rev John
gcrauc, Mr.. NOAH KOONS, of Fred.
.,irEounty, Maryland, to Miss ANNIE
Il ]EYLER, Of Mechanicstown, Md.
O,he 4th Instant, by the Rev Thomas
C>ss, Mr.. AMOS w. ZENTZ to Miss
ELIZABETH FUSS, all of Carroll co.
O.thc 18TH instant at Mechanicstown
Glev. N. Z. Gilds, Mr.. JAMES A.
I'm, of Carroll county, to Miss SUSAN
n. MRELY, of Frederick county.
On the 9th instant, at the Lutheran Par
sonage, in the City of Frederick, by the
|Rey DR.. Diehl, THEODORE BRA.
SHEAR to Miss AMANDA CRONE
both OF Knoxville, in this county.
On the Sd instant, in Cumberland, at the
Centre NJ e. Church, by the Rev. 8. V.
leech, WILLIAM II. MULLEN, of BAL
more, to Miss ELIZA D. REID, Of Cum
eMnd.
On the Sd instant, at the Rcctory of All
ANTS Church, ia Frederick, by the Rev.
sbornc Ingh, ISAAC BROWN to Miss
0PllIA BROWN, both of Howard co.
On the 3D. instant, at the Reformed
hurch, in Mt Pleasant, by the Rev AR
remer, assisted by the Rev. s. 8. Miller
lev. j. NJ. SOODER to Miss SUSIE t.,
aughter of Wm. Buckley, both OF this co.
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CS" The following is the Text of the
performance at Emmitsburg last Monday
night
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CO" The following is the Text of the
performance at Emmitsburg last Monday
night:
PROGRAMME.
Band"
Tableaux-"Rustic Marriage" 2scenes.
characteristics Columbus Winter, DR..
J: P. Bussey, Miss Mary Hoover, Mr. r.
II. Gelwicks,
Music-Band.
Dialogue. "The Know Nothing" -
Scene. Court House. Characters-Coun-
sci u John Tyson, Esq. Witness Mr.
Quincy f. Rowe. Sherih-Mr. John Ment-
ger. Judge-R. H. Gelwicks.
Music.
Dialogue. "Thc way to John Smiths. "
Traveller VIM. Hoke. Squatter-Ed.
Rowe. Bill, Squatter's son-Charlcs J.
Rowe.
Music.
Tableaux. Court Of Montezuma.'-
King John Tyson. Captive Princess,
Miss Mary Hoover. Courtiers, Misses
Columbia Winter and Belle Hellman, II.
II. Gclwicks, Thomas Smith, William
Holle, Quincy +. Rowe and DR.. J. p. Bus
scy.
Music.
Dialogue. "a lesson in poltcness." DR..
Kcen-Dr. Bussey, Servant Robert
Charles j. Rowe.
Music.
Dialogue. "Thc folly of Dueling." Mr..
Fenton - William Rowe. Nero Oscar
Fralcy
Music.
Tableaux Taking the Veil" Pestu-
lant-Miss Ncttic Warthcn. Sistcrs-MiSs
Mary Hoover. Miss Belle Holman and Miss
Columbia Winter Master of Ceremonies
Quincy E. Rowe.
Music.
Dialogue. "SclfInt crest" Scene An
Inn. Ilostcss--Miss Belle lehman. Land
lord-Mr. Thomas Smith Bcttie-Miss
NJ. F. Winter. urgcon-MarShall llyder.
Stranger-Dr Busscy.
Music.
Tableaux Too late for the Train" by
the Company.
de Negro Ministries" Prof Baxter
raising Troupe. BY the members Of the
Band.
eT- DR.. Dclman favored the audience
with several beautiful pieces on the piano,
accompanied by Prof. James ID. Hickey
on the Cornct, and his son, young John
Hickey on the small drum.
C" The entertainment will he repeated
some evening next week, with an entire
change of programme.
.5s- w; shington'S March, by DR.. Dicl-
man as composed by himself, on the piano,
was a magnificent performance. He should
repeat this great National march on a more
extended theatre.
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ID, V. STAUFFERS & DIR. StllLEY'S,
Where in my New Store III spare no effort
to mrr, continuance II that liberal share
of Patronage, which induced me to intro
,luce into this market such goods in my
line, az twenty-four years ago were not to
he had short of Baltimore, Thankful to
my patrons for my success, I thall start in
my new place of business with more zcst
than ever, to furnish tn" community with
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRy,
SILVER WARE, SpECTS, &C.
The main point Of
ATTR 4 CTION
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TAXES FOR 1878.


\ RE heavycnough without paying high
\ Prices for everything you buy. Ap.
prcciating this fact the under signed is de-
tcrmincd to prove that the "t"~t System
will justify "Qu'ch safes a"d ".s"'aH
Profts"
Ladies' Misses and
Chillrcn's Shoes.
Mems and Boys
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
reduced 10 per cent to suit hard times
China, Glass, Qrccnawarc and
Housekeeping Goods of every kind, the
largest and best stock in the city
OF Westminster,
WoDdcnwarr, Willowwarr,
Tinware, Slonrwarr,
Fine Japanncd Ware,
Knives, Forks, Spoons,
Clocks, Looking Glasses,
Table oil Cloths,
Linen and Paper Window
Shades and Fixtures, &c.
Choice Svrups, Teas,
Roasted and Green Cotir"e,
Sugars, Spices, Extracts,
Essences, Soaps, and everything in the
Grocery Line.
Fine Silver Plated Ware, such as Casters,
Cake Baskets, Card Receivers, Butter
Dishes, Napkin Ring, Butter
Knives, Forks. Spoons, &C.,
guaranteed Triple Plated
and at Bait. prices.
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SnlitllSI,Urg Fair.

4 Fair will lie held by the ladies Of
"A Smithsburg, commencing June I'd,
1873, the proceeds of which will be devoted
to the erection of an Episcopal Church in
that place. There WILDE quite dphy of
ladies and childrcns wearing apparel, to
say nothing of fancy articles, both numer'
Gus and beautiful. In addition to the many
attractions this fair offers there will be
music every evening, and at the close of
the fair "a concert will be given, in which
some of the ladies' of llagerstown will
assist We ask for liberal patronage which
can be more readily given, as halt-fare
tickets will he issued on the Western NJ.
Railroad from all adjacent points.
may loft
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FLOUR AND FEEDIsToRE.

TNHE subscribers having rented the
| rooms Of Mrs. Polly, on Water street,
formerly occupied by Josiah $. Martin as IS
a Confectionery, have opened FLOUR
AND FEED Store where full stock OF
Flour, ground at the Franklin Mills, and a
full supply Of Feed of the best quality VIII
he constantly kept on hand for sale
Mr. \. w. PARRISH will act as agcn',
We solicit the custom Of our friends ana
public generally. Those persons out OF
town who wish our Flour and Feed, VIII
please leave their orders at the store a. we
intend on every Tuesday and Friday, to
deliver Flour and Feed free Of charging.
same price as we sell the Flour at the null
J. ID. MILLER & BRO.
may .7-3mos*
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Drafhs.

On tie nth instant, JACOB ABSA-
LON MILLER, aged 2 years and . mos.
On ahc 2Sth ultimo, Mrs. SOPHIA
DRU MMOND, consort Of the late Robert
in the 12d year Of her age.
On the 2d ul,imo, CATHARINE Nc
DEWITT in the 14th year OF her age.
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no THE EDITOR OF TIE

j. "CLARION."
In reply to call through the Valley
Register, Of the 9th inst, and other solic-
itations in different sections of the County,
wishing to know if l would allow my
name to 60 before the Republican Nomin-
ating Convention for Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for Frederick County, take this OPP
portunity to say to my friends in the
County, l shall be candidate before the
Convention for the Clerkship, and if elect
ed, shall endcavor to discharge the duties
Of the office faithfully.
Yours respectfully, .
LUXURIOUS n. PHILLIPS.
may "a st
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ejulAI. n,ys.tI.ttd I'M q lJf--a1Jy !

THIRST ARRIVAL OF
II CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES!
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.!.
BAIT. PATENT PERAMBULATOR
C.ALL AND SEE WII
ecg- The great novel feature in this
beautiful Perambulator is the morenbe tap,
the great advantage of which, aside of its
elegant appearance, are the following: BY
throwing back the top, the Carriage is
transformed into beautiful refining CHAR,
in which the child can sleep upon its pill
low as safely and comfortably as in lis bed
ut home. The top being made of but one
piece and of very simple construction, it is
not liable to the wear ard tear Of and
will retain its original bright and hand
some appearance, much longer than any
ordinary Oil Cloth Top.
CO Other fine and low-priced Carriages
for children, on hand. Call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, and examine the assert
ment at
Temple of Fancy
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I! ]. q > {. 2 : I!
PL.AST Err.

rE,- We are now receiving a cargo
of SOFT WINDSOR PLASTER, direct
from Nova Scotia. Come early to be sup
piled. j. TYSON x son:
r. II, Depot, Frederick, Md.
may ?4-3w
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,Tust received from the celebrated and
world wide known establishment Of Mr. H.
A. DREEi, Philadelphia, Pcnna., 4 nice
assortment of Fresh Garden Seeds, viz:
CabJago !ctcds. Early Wakefield Early
Cone Jersey Wakcticil Early Oxhcar.,
Early York, Early Wnninsstadt, Sugar
Loaf, Large York, Early Savoy, Fiat
Dutch, Drumhcad Savoy, Early Fiat
Brunswick, Early Schwcinfurt, &c.
Beet-Baslian's Extra Early, Simon's
Early, Early Blood runip, Earl y Bassano
Dark Red Egyptian, &c.
Lettuce, Egg Plant, Caulihour, Pepper,
Reddish, Peas, Corn, &c.
Gey All other Seeds have been ordered,
and will be here i'll a few days
DREER'S SEEDS can be had in Fred,
erick ONLY at SMITHS
Temple of Fancy
April 5u Frederick, Md
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JOSHUA YlSnLlNG JNo. II. 1lNGLlSa.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-14
A Horrible Thought.


A locust may be heard one-sixteenth Of
mile; wren wren weighing halt an ounce
and d middling sized man would be az
heavy as four thousand of them-could De
heard about as far. But, if the voice OF either
bore proportion to the..mass of matter em-
ployed in its production, man could be heard
one thousand miles. We obtain this impor-
tant intelligence from one OF those surprising
medical Journals, and it induces the refiectlon
that if the voice OF an ordinary human being
under such conditions, could be heard oDe
thousantl miles sthe yaieeYef simms'l daugh-
ter, next door to us, could be heard eleven
thousand miles when she practises her scales
or wrestles with Robert tot que Jaime
The Gar Of Russia himself might hear It.
But we are glad he cannot, orif he could, ne
would probably declare war and ,atrnlnfialse
things over here, unless we should agree to
bury simnss' daughter somewhere all OF q
sudden " As97tf47tfa. s.tt 1879
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pfTE III h sEsEE Tn . q
New Preventive and Cure for the
EpixOOtic.

20
Mr.. G. w. Hertel, Of Rock Butte postoffice
Douglas county, informs us that at the time
thn epizootic. was raging in Colorado, he had
foru.een horses and colts running at large in
his pastures. On one of his trips to Denver
his team caught the disease, and, Of comse
spread it among the other horses. A. barrel g
of Stacked lime stood at oneend of the pas
ture. and when hesreturned hofae from the
city his team were turned into the field.
TIL ev immediatel, went to the barrel Of lime
and commen ced eating it. The. rest ct the
horses followed their example, and within
twentyfour hours they had eaten the lime,
barrel, hoops. slaves and ALI His wife saw
then, eating the lime, and at first thought she
would remove it, but finally concluded not to
do SO. One of the team that had been in
Denver coughed slightly on the road home,
but after eating ofthe lime was alt right, and
none ot the stock showed any symptoms OF
the disease thereafter.
Mr.. HerteI is thoroughly reliable gentle
men, and we have nu hesitancy in recon-
mending the use of Stacked lime to horse
owners on the Pacific slope where the disease
is now raging with such severity.
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ROAD NOTICE.


;ouNrY eLEsx's OFrIeE, BozEMAN, d. T.
YTsO ALE WHOM m MAY CONCERN Take no-
i tice: That 8 petition Of the citizens of Elk
Grove precinct was presented to the Board Of Ccp-
missioners of Gallatfn county. at sheis necember
Term, 1872, tor county road; commencinx g the
d u Of the 8 of section one, township south,
range east; thence due south to the corner OF
the Q u of the X of section twelve, township
south range east, or as near said line practi-
cable thence in south east direction to the m0un-
tains west of Middle creek. .t
Also petition signed by the citizens ofsfhe sew
ersl precincts for county road to the silver mines
on Cherry Creek, commencing at the 2 corner Of
the south east quarter Of section twelve. township
two south, rangefTe east; thence By the most dir
ect course to the homestead of b. #. Green, on
Midae creek thence in south westerly direction to
section eleven township three south, range four
east. to the intersection of the proposed county
road at that point; thence to the West Gallatin RI
YER ct pcist where the citizens OF thRG vicinity
and Cherry Greek propose to erect good andssah
staptial brfdgs; thence By the mot practicable
route 70 The county line, 70 connect with road
All persons objectIng to- the granting of any OF
said petitions are requested to appear at my eGcs,
in Bozeman M. t., on the first Monday in Morch
.Is7s. and show cause, If any they have or can.
why said petition or any of them should not b
granted. ARCH GRAHAM 0erk.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-14

The citizens of Yeddo have had surprise
this year in, the fact that the rivers about and
in the reighborhood of the city have had
large quantities OF salmon in them. They
have never been known in them before, and
how they came there now appears to them a
mystery. Perhaps they have followed the
from the California and Oregon waters, in
which they abound.
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An Englishman, It is said. having heard

An Englishman, it is said, having heard
about the Yankee propensity OF Dragging,
thought ne would make anexperiment in the
art himself. He walked up.to a market wo-
mans stand, and pointing to some large wa
termelons said: ''Wkat; don't you raise any
bigger apples.than that in America? ZAP
ples!' said the woman, disdalnfllly. "Any
body might know you was an Eaglishman.
Them's huckleberries..' s zs.fg Al
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-14
An English vicar was standing. on a Mon

An English vicar was standing, on Mon
day morning, at his gate, when one ofhis pa
rishioners arrived with basket of potatoes.
Whats thisg' said the vicar. "Please, sir,,
replied the man, 'sits some OF our best taturs,
a very rare kind, sir. My wife said you must
have some OF them, because you said in your
sermon lhe. common taturs (comnsntatersl
didn't agree with yeu.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-14

ON tile first of this month the western
Uuion Telegraph Company reduced their
rates. The highest tariff for a ten word
message to any part oflthe Western Union
lines does not now exceed 81 50, heretofore
it was over S.. This reduction is most graf
flying to the purses of people having much
telegraphing to do. a.,asa 54, II .55rl,g.si
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-14

"a Kansas wedding is thus described by
an exchange: ''When the ceremony that
made them one was performed, the happy
couple retired to their camp, partook Of
supper of slap-jacks and coffee, after which
the wagon bed was improyised into a bridal
chamber and all went as merry .as 9 mar
rage bell"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-14

A very stylish walking dress Is made Of
dark blue cloth, the under skirt being entire
II plain. The long princess polonaise is bor-
dcred Will, deep bias band Of black velvet,
ana Is looped III : puff at the back. Pieces
of velvet, the same widthas the bias are set
IL, below tie waist to simulated basque. "a
deep square velvet collar and cuff of the same
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-14

After a party, people too often have head
aches. Not so after that party at Phoebe. Ne
vada, where there the cook had mixed the
cake with Epson Salts instead Of Saleratus.
Next day, (says the Record) the heads, con.
sciences and stomachs of the guests were all
clear.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-14

b a fIItsDurgn man lately turncd his book
on the perils he had courted, and endeavored
to escape by writing letter to his betrothed
in another's name, stating that. he. had been
Killed by railroad accident. s.
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sssdc CT Poor Run,, Whiskey, froof Spirits
mud Refuse Liquors doctordd, ssiccd and sweet
enel to please tae TASTE called Tonica, - Appctiz
e-s" Restorcrs," &C., that lead tae tppler on to
drunkenness and ruin. but are true Medicine, made
from tho Native Roots and Herbs OF California, free
from MI Alcoholic stimnlanss- They are the
GREAT BLOOD FURTHER and A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Renovator and
Inyigorater ofthc Systcm carrying of all poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to healthy condition.
No person can take these B1tters according to d.cc
ton and remain long unwsll
500 will be given for inccrablc case. provided
the bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means. and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point ofrerair.
Fer Jnaamm.tcry and Chronic Rheumn-
iism aud Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
Bilious, RcmittcmtaMd1 ntct1nittcnt Fcycrs,
Diseases or the Rlo0d, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder, these Bittcrs have been most success
full. Such Diseases arc caused by Viiintcd
Blood. which Is generally produced BY arrangement
of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache Pain in the Shoulders. Coughs Tgtness Of the
Chest Dizziness, Sour Eractations Of the stomach.
Bad taste in the Month. Bilious Attacks, Papitation
OF the Heart inflammation Of the Lungs, Pain In Che
regions OF the Kidneys End hundred other painful
symptoms. arc the onspringsof Dyspepsia. s.
They nvigoratc the Stomach and stimulate the tor
pidlfycr and bowels, which render them OF uncquAcd
ecacy IL cleansing tho blood OF impurities, and
impartins new life and vigor % the WHOLE system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter, Salt
Rhcum Blotches. Spots. Pimplcs Pustucs Boils Car
bunclos, Ring WORMS ScaIa Head ecne Eyes, Erysip-
elas Itch scurfs Discolorations OF the Skin, Humors
and Diseases OF the Skin. of whatever nature.
are literally dug mp and carried ont ofthe system In
short time by the nse ofthese Btters. One bottle IN
sncf cases viii convince tho most increduous Of their
curative effect.
Cleanse the vitiated Blood whenever you ind it,
impurities bursting through the skin IN Pimples Ernp
lions OF cores cleansc when you ind y obstructcd
and sluggish ID tho veins; cleanse when = 2 foul
and your feelings Mn tall y0u when. Keep the blood
pure and taas health nc he system viii follow.
PIN, TAPE ana other WORMS, lurking IN the
system OF so many thousands. are ecctuAlly destroy
cd and removed. For full directions, read earcnliy
the circular around each bottle, printed N icur ian
aaaes-Enxlish, German, French and Spanish
J.wALKER. Proprietor. r. \. MoDoNAIs, = Co.
Druggists ana csa. Agents. San Francisco. Ga''
ana = and SEysonmerce Street. New York.
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In discussion among company Of chill
dren. as 10 the number Of dog-days in year,
one little child exclaimed: ...sIt's no use try
ing to find out how many there are, Tor every
dog BIAS his day.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-14

"Do you know whysthe early bird doesn't
have TO GO out to look for his worm any
snore?" asked a gentleman Of a chestnut sell
ler:on street corner.
mo, sir; why doesn't he9" 4
Because ne has only to send round and
buy,a few of your chesnuts to make sure OF
him.
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GALLATIN CITY j
/.
Real Estate GLAND
AGENCY.

d W. HILL, of Gallatin City, is fully prepar
IL. ed to attend to all Land Business, such as
preparing papers for Presumption and Homestead
on Government lands, proving title, &c.
All kinds of Deeds, Mortgages, and other legal
instruments on hand, or prepared with skill and
dispatch. rs -,
Being Deputy County Clerk and Recorder, people
living In the part of the county will hnd 1t to
re- ONCE In the store Of Gallop & Spear.
Gallatin City, NJ. T., April IL, iS12
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DR.. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PUReATIvE PILLS,

nectly tasteess elegantly coated with sweet gum pHrgs
regulate sury, cleanse AMI strength:n Raaways rass
Mdneys BLADDER Nervous Diseases. Heaasshs, SenstiSs
aoh Gotivenes indigestion Dyspepsia boasnss s ~
rang the Internal Viseera. Warasted 70 effect
positive cure. Purely Vegetable, containing ne mercury
t. Observe the following symptema rcsnsnE Hem Ds-
orders Of the Digestive Organs: ASA H.;
Constellation Inward Piles Of the Blood IN ths hss
Acty al the Stomach, Nausea HeaAn Disgust 81 foo ssF
nsss WeCht tina Stomach Sour Erucesn Sinking or
ng the Stomach, Swimming ne hssA nss e
Sensations when In Lying Posture pmnsss OF vision ~
Webs Sight, Fever and Dull Pain In NE ifesa
If Prpiration YelIowress Skin and Eye, Pain "
sia Chest Limbs sudden Fiuihe Of Heat, Burning W
few doses Of RADwkYs PILLS wM free she gssR
from all the absve.named disorders. Price, IS esas per ss
C0t nRTTGE}ISTE i.
READ FALSE AND TRBE" Send one lsseer saas
to RAILWAY q CO., Ne. 81 Maiden Laner Nsw'ysk
information worth Thousands will be sent y0o4
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As9 S44sss n n ~ itJkf s1it ~ "a FAEEe5 FIX
A thorough Bookkeepera 40 ae49 q5..r
Quick an accurate in Figures. t
An Elegant and h.pid Penmal,. s. z Z
An Fluent Speak'r and Writer. .efisatfI
Conversant with he Laws of Bfrsinessatf Il /
Posted in Commerce. Trade and Finance.
and IN isenerala thorough, wIde-awake business
man.
Every farmer and merchant should flt his son for
successful life bs +ndins him for few months to
our instifsrtion.
We have unequaled facilities for mpartlng q
thorough business .tstrcaton Cur teachers are all
experienced Accountants. Wehave course Of lee
lures on business, arts and ethics unsurpassed in
the United States. We have unequalfed means or
introducing our Students into actual business oper-s
atoms in st. Louis !tntents can be placed in the
family of one OF she Professors and under his
charge. 4ssSa ftH sf-afssf{f IA 81 RAJ s. 1T III
Young Men Seeking Employment.
We have, perfectet arrangements by means ct
which we can Guarantee u Situation by special
contract to those nihng the course satisfactorily
& TeIegrmpnfng Full course and situation on
new roads guaranteed by special contract. Ihe
Mound CITY is the moeel school of the West.
Send for circular AMI other information to
TNOS. Al. RICE, President