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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-12-11
BEN BUTLER {:

But, my fellow citizens, if the Bird
of November shall hereafter be OBJ
served as a national holiday, as |
trust it will, there is a single associ-
alton connected with i, which, l
fear, will always tiDge ia festive
h ours with a shade OF sadn, sit
marks the retirement al 50 many
able boiled, self-sacriticing patriots
from the public service. Promi-
nent in that noble band OF receding
statesmen is the battle-sacred Veter-
an from Massachusetts-th eagle
hero of Big Bethel aud Fort Fisher /;
the grim -vlsaged warrior who cap
tured New Orleans-and nearly ev-
erything in it; the faithful guard
ian of the public treasury; the ter
ror of salary grabbers, lobby-rings
and delicate women. Laughter
and applause.
s'A sweet,r and u lovlier gentleman
Framed in the productivity of nature.
The spacious world cannot again oiford."
Laughter.
But alas! the place that now knows him,
shall know him no more foreverr'
And there is his illustrious name
sake, your own distinguished neigh
Dor. He, too, must go where the
weary are at rest. and the wicked
investigating committee cease from
troubling. How joyfully will he
gather his immaculate robes about
him and bid adieu forever to tht
communicating influences of Con
gressional life, where man cam
even sell a cadetship without hav
ing a fuss about it.
Othello-Is he not honest?
Iago-Honest, my Lord?
Othelio-Honestl Aye, honest!
1ago-My Lord, for aught / know
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Melancholy Justice

"Somehow or other, soda water
isn't what it used to be-" sighed his
honor, as he leaned back behind the
pile of warrants and brushed the
chestnut shucks of his lap.
"Aud the world itself seems q
dreary waste, too" replied Bijah, q
sad look coming TO his eyes. 81
sometimes don't care how soon [
am called upon to CO."
''My feelings exactly" added the
clerk. 'sThis world has no more
pleasure for me-"
The wind sighed drearily around
the gables. A dog under the table
uttered n mournful howl. A small
boy i'm the corner Wiped his eyes
with his hat. The entrance of half
a dozen additional spectators, to-
gether with the thunder-like noise
of passing dray, acted to snap the
link of sadness, and his honor for
ced 4 smile and told Bijah to reach
in and grab the first person he could
get hold of.
His name was Vim. He admit
ted that he could not buy door
knob if brick houses were selling at
8 shilling apiece, and he further
owned up that he had sat on the
dock for hours and looked the vol
of starry alton in the face.
s'I don't think the world has any
more use for you," remarked hi
honor, after taking a long look q
the prisoner. 81 see you haven
any get-uP-and-vote-twiee in you
nature, and your character has beef
allowed to tumble around until yoI
feel like an old omnibus horse"
"Don't abuse me-" replied thu
/ prisoner, in mournfnf voice.
"But it annoys me to see . big
fat hulk of loafer idIing away hi
life and chewing apple.rinds to keeI
from starvation. I'd get under
! pile-driver, go to sleep on railroa
track, or walk off the wharf befor
I'd drag out such 8 life. However
it's no use talking to you. Consid
er yourself elevated for tire
months, and when that's out. com
back for some more.
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"Why do they call the people
who live in the South Sea Island
teannibals2'" asked an old lady of
sailor. because they live on 9th
er people," answered the sailor.
ssThen my son-fn law must be n
cannbal," said she, pensiyely," for
he lives on me-
Nineteen years ago a Tennessee
father refused to let his yong dau-
ghter go TO q candy-pull, and she
disappeared. The other day she
returned, lifted eleven children
out of the wagon, and entered the
house took off her things as if she
hadn't been gone over a day.
A gentleman in the cigar bust
ness sends his annual gem to the
| editor OF the Detroit Free Press
s.'Tis autumn, and the leaves are dry,
| And rustic on the ground,
/ Producing In'aF4is OF cigars
At = trifiing cost per pound"
/ Many splay the knave' withou
ever coming to the card table.
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THE ROAD TO HEALTH

Cleanse the stomach, bowels and
blood from all the acrid, corrupt and
offensive accommodations which pro-
duce functional arrangement, and
remove the cause of most diseases
which affiiet the human family, and
thus save large doetro's bills. The
most efectual and reliable remedy
for this purpose is found in DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets.
No cheap wood or paper boxes, but
kept fresh and reliable in Walls.
High livers, chose INDUCING in
ease and pleasure, and those of sed-
entary habits, can prevent bOiIs, car
buncies, govt, red skin, ernptiOns,
pimples, constipation, piles, drowsi-
ness, biiiiousness, and other condi-
tons, induced by snch habits, by
taking from four to six of DR.,
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
once q week, or, better still, one Oh
two each night. They are sold by
dealers in medicines.
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The Bishop of Wurtsburg once
asked 8 sprightly little shepherd
boy s'What are you doing here. nay
lad 2" Tending swine How
much do you get2n 'sOne form q
week. 81 am also 9 shepherd
continued the Bishop, shut I get
much naore pay" "Then / suppose
Won have more swine under your
care" innocently replied the boy.
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Notice.

Charles W Gauss, John b. Gauss and VIM.
Il. Gauss, partners as {. W. Gauss 4 sons.
plaintiif's, vs. c. y Kelsey, defendant.
Besore II \. -ScdgWick. JP.. in ana tor the
=, asityofs Esaporia, in the county OF Lyon and
State OF Kansas.
HN the 81 day OF November, A ID. 1874, said
Justice issued an order OF attachment IN
tie above action, for the sum of S1a5. and in
tercst thereon from July list. 1874 which said
cause will be heard on the 18th day of Decem-
her, =, -. 1874, at Q O'Clock Il. m.
RUGGLES x SfERRG,
iSW3 Pln = AttyS
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One day Prof. Youmans called
upon Mr.. William Ii. Appleton,
and, after q brief conversation as to
the lack Of scientific publications in
the country, exclaimed: "We must
now have q magazine" Go ahead, /"
said Mr.. Appleton, pointing over
the river toward Brooklyn, "there
is the printing Office" Prof. You
mans did not need another word.
In q few hours he was preparing
copy for the Popular Scientific
Monthly, and in twelve days the
first number was issued, without
any previous Flourish of trumpets.'
That was nearly three years ago
The magazine has since become
standard publication.
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STRAYED.

{ small white mare, branded fright ear par
XAtiaily torn on, scar ON the top of the head.
Also. y horse twelve years old, nearly black.
winugails on each fore foot. The above
are the property of II. Il. Norton. The find
cr will be properly reHarded by leaving in
formation mt this office. f9tf
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Detroit Free Press: "Chieago Is
mad because abe hasn't had q case
like Detroit, where 3 man was liv-
ing with four Wives."
Louisville Courier Journal ;
"We can't see why they should want
q Chicago man to live with four
wives. when it is only now and
then, and with the utmost difficulty,
they can get him TO live with one.
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READ THIS
SpOrtSmel and FfGSSDaSSerS,

WYE. the undersigned, have proven up
w and made payment on the following ale
scribed lands, situsted on Cahola creek. on the
OF northeast quarter of section thirty-four
80. township seventeen 40. of range nine
90; the southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section thirty four 90, township
seventeen 40: range nine ~; the north half
OF the northeast quarter of section thirty four
go, township seventeen 40, range nine t9) /;
the southwest quarter OF southwest quarter
Sf section twenty-siN t26l, and southeast quar-
ter, of southeast quarter of section twenty
seven ca, township seventeen u7). range 90 /;
west half of northeast quarter of section thir
ty-five (:I5l, township seventeen 40, range
nine 60; east half of the northeast quarter of
section i35), and the west half of the north
west quarter of section thirty-siX 1861, town.
ship seventeen 40, range nine t9); northeast
quarter of section thirty-four t34), township
seventeen 40, range nine 90; northwest
quarter OF section thirty-fivc (35), township
seventeen (lIl. range nine t9): northeast
quarter of section thirty five (35), township
,eventcen 11l, range nine 90: Therefore all
persons are forbidden from cutting or taking
any timber from the above premises: or from
hunting, fishing or trapping upon said lands,
or from tresspasslng upon them in any form.
We are determined to prosecute any and all
persons violating the terms of this notice to
the full extent of the law.
j. ii. KIMPTON
}. h WALKJP,
\. ". HISCHMAN.
EmtlOria. Nov. 9th 1915 Sz-5I
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n.ROCCOR IkNOTsr.
HEiS Tribute at IlHe Political
Bier Of BEN ESntIers

At a great Democratic celebration
in Nashville on Thursday night, J.
Proctor Knott made an eloquent
speech, in which occurs the follow
ing tribute to
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NUMBER so.
LEGAL.
suRnlEFS SILE.

IAYoTIcE is hereby given that BY virtue Of
N an execution issued out of the District
Court of tile Fifth Judicial District, sitting in
aud for Lyon county. Kansas. wherein Van
Is. Holmes is plaintiff and w. L. Nichols Is
defendant, will, on Monday, the 4th day of
January A ID. 1Si5, at O'Clock a. m, ut
the front door of the court house in said conn
ty offer for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash, all the right, title and in
tercst of the defendant, w. T. Nichols, in and
Ia the following described real estate, to-wit:
Tot number lbs on Mechanics street in the
city of EInporia, Lyon county. Kansas. Said
real estate Is levied upon as the property Of
the defendant, W. T. Nichols, ana will be sold
to satisfy said execution.
Sherilss Office, Lyon county, December 4th,
1S74 JOHN BAY.
s9t5. Sheriff Lyon Co., Hans.
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Strayed or Stolen.

- COLTS, as follows: One brown
- horse, good size, years past, 2 hind
and 1 fore foot white; shows white in
right eye and spot on forehead. Also one
bay horse, star in forehead; years past;
good sizes also one fliley, black, year
past, lightly built and fair size. Infor-
nation leading to their recovery will be
suitably rewarded Address
:. ii. SONNEDECkER,
Emporia, kas..
or at this office 4Stf
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ADVERFIsERs.

The NEWS has bona Jfde circulation
Of nearly fifteen hundred copies weekly
and IS the best advertising medium to be
found in Southern Kansas. Its prices
are very little higher than papers with
frnTa one-thirt 10 One-haIf its cirenIatIo .
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1t works for the People. The People
support it. Under no obligations except
to its patrons, and TO society generally.
1t don't publish offensive advertise
nlents to poison the minds of the young.
1t publishes the official advertisements
for the county.
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The Archbishop of Paris has for
hidden the clergy to address letters
to the journals.
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ATES or ADVERTIsTNG.
In. e In = In. x ok OIL Ilc.T KC.IiI

Advertisements calculated By the inch an
length OF column. For cuts and double col
umn display, add IS per cent TO Above table
OF rates. An legal and transient advertisIne
10 be- paid for In advance. except when order.
ed by our regular patrons. OuP rates are
must be strictly adhered to
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Patronize the News
II yot want the People to see your
advertisements.
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Mr.. G0rre1E, Of nEae HAL
1tnlOre Rn0 Ohio, the
COMING MAJ
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"EREBY give notice to the public that
i 4 they hold themselves in readiness to at
tend sales at any point in the adjacent cOun-
ties Persons wishing to make arrangements
for sales can do so by applying ut Americas.
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"EN ERLING, FARBUHARsOS II Co,
i will pay cash for one million flour IibI.
puicS to be delivered 1T EmDoria
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Hoop Poles Wanted.

Emporia. Nov. 9th. 1871. i
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BUSINESS CARDS.
: ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

IA PUBLIC. Special attention given 10
collecting in this and adjoining Counties
sEnperia, Kansas. Once with IL. r. Norton
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LIVER AND BLOOD DISEASES.


A healthy liver secrets each day about
two and a half pounds of bile
which contains great amount
of waste material taken from The blood. When
the liver becomes torpid or congested il fails to
eliminate this vast amount of noxious SUBJ
stance, which, therefore. remains to poison the
tenn. What must be the condition of the blood
when it is receiving and retaining each day two
Sna 6a Doson 81
organs-the kidneys, lungs, skin, etc, but these
org ans be ONE overtaxed in performing this
labor IN addition to their natural functions, and
cannot lon withstand the pressure, bu. become
variously diseased.
The b ain, which is the great electrical center
healthy blood which pass TO Ii from the heart
ano 1t fails to p rform Its Office BEAUTIFULLY.
Hence the symptoms OF bile poisoning, which
are duilness headache, .ncapacity tn keep the
mind on any subject, impairment of memory,
dizzy, sleepy, or nervous feelings, gloomy fore.
holdings, and irritability Of temper. The blood
itself being disc ased, as 1T forms the sweat upon
the surface of the skin, IL is so irritating and
poisonous that 1t produces discolored Drown
spots, pimples, plotches, and other eruptions,
sores, boils, carbuncles aud Scrofulous tumors.
The stomach. bowels and other organs cannot
escape becoming affected. sooner or later. and
we Qave Is The result, costiveness, piles. dropsy.
dyspepsia, diarhpa. Other symptoms are com
mon, as bitter or bad taste in mouth, internal
heat, paIpitation, tossing cough, unsteady APP
petite, choking sensation in throat, bloatsng OF
stomach, pain in sides or about shoulders OF
back GOODNESS of extremities, etc., etc. Only q
few of the above symptoms are likely TO be
present an any case at any one time. The liver
being the great depurator or blood cleansing Or
gan o. the system-set this grea. 'housekeeper
of our health" at work, nd the foul corruptions
which gender in the blood. and rot out, as ii
were, the machinery OF life, are gradually ex-
PEELED from the system. Foo tots purpose my
Golden Medical Discovery. with. very. small
doses daily of my Pleasant Purgative Pellets are
pre-eminenLly the articles needed. They cure
every kind of humor, from the worst scrofula 10
The conn on pimple blotch or eruption. Great
eating ulcers kindly heal under their mighty
curative influence. Virulent blood poisons that
Turk in the system are by them robbed of Their
terrors, aud by their persevering and somewhat
protracted use, the most tainted systems may be
completely renovated and built mp anew. En-
larged glands, tumors and dwellings dwindle
away and disappear underline infiusnce OF these
great resolvents. etr4sl. r-t..tr ..ra.r
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7fsdffo THEsLATE5T NEWS sEoo-f
AN Ao1RATB EsTINATE or rHE LOSS
-f5 MEASURES OF RELIEF. Tsnfqffa

J1f4 MEASURES OF RELIEF. sniqifE
3 seHrsoE1zLD, Mass, May 1s.-A full in
vestigstion confirms the substantial &C
euracy Of the estimate of the number lost
furnished last night. The Springfield Re-
publicsn's lstestest revised list makes the
total number lost AS, distributed AZ fol-
lows among the four villages: Williams.
burg, sixty; Skinnerville, four; Hay
denville, thirty Leeds, fifty -one. Carefully
revised estimates tx The total loss at 81 ,0O0.-
coo. OF which the manufacturers and mill
owners sustain $3.50, 900, the towns of
Williamsburg and Northampton tl50, 600 for
the repair of highways and bridges, and the
operatives and individuals not less than
$4,000 or a2n0 900 A relief COMMITTEES
has been organized, and members
are actively at work in all the
neighboring villages. A general relief
committee was organized at the town meet
ng in Northampton this evening which will
take charge of and distribute all outside
contributions. The selectmen of Williams
burg will petition the legislature for an ex-
emption from state and county taxes this
year and for leave to change the time Of an
nual valuation of town property from May
LIST to June LIST. or the whole number of lost
bodies enc hundred and ten have been re-
covered,
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INFORMATION.
BosroS, Dec. y. 1883.

Gentlemen-My only object IN giving you this
testimonial IL 30 spread Vsluable information
Having been badly afflicted with salt Rheunl
ana the whole surface OF my skin being covered
with pimples ami erupiions, many OF which
caused me great lain ana annoyapce. and
knowing II 20 be a blood disease, took many OF
was any quantity Of S2rsapariIla, without OBJ
tanning any benefit, until commenced taking
the vegeiine; and before had completed the
icine. Consequently followed on with IL until
had taken seven bottles, when was pro-
and entirely free from pimules and eruptions.
nave never enjoyed so good he alth before, and
attribute IL all TO the use OF vEoErINE To
ben ent those afflicted with Rheumatism, viii
make mention also OF the vEGErIH RS wonder
fui power OF curing me of this arute com plant,
(which have suffered so intensely
q. II. TUCKER, Pass. Agt. Mich. q. r. r,
. TYLER Street. Ro.err,
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HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME-.
BOSroN. October. IY7o-

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-My daughter after having a severe
attack OF whooping cough. was left In a feeble
state OF health, being advised by friend, she
tried the vEGETINE, and after ufi1g few bot
ties, was fully restored to health.
have been great suffe er from Rheumatism.
have taken several bottles OF the VEGETINE
Tor this complaint, and am happy 20 say il has
entirely cured me. i have recommended the
Negetine TO Others, with the same good results.
IL is great cleanser and purifier of the blood !,
II Is pleasant TO take; and can cheerfully rec
ommend il. E
III. JAMES MORSE S64 Athens street
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DIR. TU-sEE says: at is unnecessary for me To
enumerate the diseases for which the Vesc-i
should be used. know of no disease yhIcl -
not admit of its use with good results A s5is
innumerable complaints are caused by p1l
Gus secretions In the blood, which can bees Jf.
~ expelled from the system by the use N
vegetine. When The blood is perfectly cea "a
the disease rapidly yields; all palms e
healthy action Is promptly restored, AM e
The remarkable cures effected by veeetfne
have induced many physicians and apothe a
their own families -
In fact Vegetine is the best remedy yet discov-
cred, and Is the only reliable BLOOD URIFIFR
yet placed before the public. sold by ali Drug
gists and dealers everywhere
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THE DEATH LIST.

THE NUMBER ESTIMATED AT ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY-NAMEs OF THE DEAD AND MIS-
sING-THE PROPERTY Loss-CAUsE OF THE
CATASTROPHE. rfl
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May;I7.-The latest
figures Of the loss of life by the breaking of
the Williamsburg reservoir, make the total
number one hundred and fifty four, divided
a. follows between the three places: VIII
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NO TROUBLE SINCE USING
" EG EFT IN e

CHARLESrowN, October, 1870.
This certifies that my daughter has always
been troubled with humor which has caused
frequent swelling on her race and about her
eyes. Physicians called il the Erysipelas; but
after having taken two bottles OF the Vegetine.
she has not been troubled with IL since.
SIMON ALDRTCH'
Charlsstown Mass.
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property. At HaydensviIie to-day so FAINT
lies applied for aid, and the whole vcommu-
nifty Is moving in work of relief, and every
thing that can will be done to alleviate loss
and suffering.
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CRANE, BREED d co.
Healing Deparfment.

Contractors In heating buildings OF every dee-
criptton, public and private, by Steam Hoe
Water, or II t-air Furnaces; and manufacturers
OF Aoootts Patent Safety Boilers. Patent Room
First Premiums 1T second, Third, and FOURTH
Cincinnati Indnftrial En- positions Tor Best Hot
Heating Apparatus, and for Best Safety Boiler.
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-AFERRIFIG INUNDATf0N.
BROKEN LOOSE.

fRlGHTfuL DESTRUCTION OF LIFE
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SEARCHING FOR THE DEAD.

THE NUMBER OF DEATHS UNDERKsTIMArED-
HELP FOR THE SUFFERING. lieai
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, May lS.-The search
for dead bodies has been going on all day in
the Mill river valley, and will be continued
for several days, and perhaps even weeks.
The meadows are so deeply covered with
debris that 1t is feared that many dead
bodies have yet been undiscovered.
A number have been recovered to-day and
1t is now thought that yesterdays estimate
OF two hundred lives lost may fall short
even below the actual truth. The estimate
Of the disaster increases rather than dimin-
ishes, and 1t Is as yet impossible to give a
full and reliable estimate Of the loss Of life
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n OTJrE OF ADMiNIsTRATION,

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed by the Clerk Of the Marion
circuit Court OF Marion county, state OF Indisna,
administrator of the estate of Zadock Tomlin-
son, late o. Marion county, deceased.
Said estate is supposed I'd be solvent
JESSE WRIGHT, Administrator.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF The stockholders of the Fall Geek & War
held at schoolhouse No. IL, in Center township,
on the 9Th day OF May, 1874, at 10 O'Clock NJ,
elect five Directors for said company for the en-
suing year. By order of the Board of Directors.
JOS. X. ENG LISH, Secretary.
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Carriage Department.

Manufacturers OF Fine Coaches, Iaudaus, Ian
daulets, and Garences, of latest and most APP
proved styles and qualities. Also, Hearses In
greater variety, and with grester faci 1ties than
m1ums a. Third and Fourth Cincinnati Indus
trial Exposition.
683-T5 W. Eight ST, Cincinnati, o.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

The stockholders of the Indianapolis & Fall
Creek Gravel Road company are hereby notified
that the annual election for hve Directors for
said conn any will be held at school house No.
ii, in Center township, Marion county Ind, on
the 9Th day OF May, 1874, al O'Clock A. NJ. By
order of the Board of Directors.
POW ELL ROWLAND. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEST EVIDENCES OF REAL MERIT.

BEST EVIDENCES OF REAL MERIT.
That DR.. Price Cream Baking Powder and
Special Flavor ngs, Lemon, Vanilla etc, are
used by the she ma, Tremout, Pl nkin9t ton,
Newhall, and all the II st ass hotels in the
west, also by the Unite States government, is
the best evidence of their real merit. Inferior.
adulterated ~ anufacturers 7. cei' supper
from such sources. Articles Endorsed by the
best Judges in this country, that nothing o. the
kind yet pr duced can compare with them In
purity and sire gtn, they should be the only
ones sed by housekeepsrs.