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, 1875-08-28

No one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities
Of the American people than
a sure and safe cure for
Fever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled to offer,
with n ,Aarra.f ,a,-..;r,,- IT,
, 1875-08-28
Ayers Ague Cure,

yer, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fe-
yer, &C., and indeed all the affections
which arise from malarious, marsh, or
miasmatic poisons.
, 1875-08-28

EFFiE THURsToS, the daughter Of a
Fati River hotel keeper, eloped with
ar iather's bartender, going to New
! ~ with the intention of sailing for
Europe, The telegraph was brought
INTO 'requi>ition by her friends, how
ever, and she was arrested SIS she
stepped of the Fail River beat.
, 1875-08-28
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure of all
arrangements in
the stomach, liv-
er, and bowels.
They are \ mid
aperient, and an
excellent purga-
tive. Being pure
ly vegetable, they
contain no mer-
curry or mineral
whatever. Much
, 1875-08-28
The First Annual Fair
OF IHE wALLA wALLA COUNTY
Agricultural Society

,r1II, BE HELD ATC s. BUsHs TRoPTING
w Park and Fair Grounds, near Walla Waia City,
commencing on WEDNESDAY, September 18th,
,s75 and continuing four days.
, 1875-08-28

WINKING OxEX.-Of course we can
drive the oxen home, we told the
farmer. The idea Of doubling our
ability when We have seen them hand
led every day for the past month. He
handed over the long whip and started
them, we taking the proper position
Just in front. 1t was easy enough,
though rather mouotonous, till We met
a team coming the other way; then
we 'geed' those oxen into a ditch,
and running against a tree, came to a
standsrill We received a pleasant
smile from the teamster, IS we had
gwen him the whole road. But there
We were. We hollered gee haw,'
back and swOre til our throat felt
rough. We couldn't get ahead unless
we borrowed sn axe and cut the tree
down, snd when We tried TO back
them they spread ont from the pole,
and stood face 10 face, nearly choking
themselves. Then our patience gave
out; we kicked the near one in the
ribs; he playfully retorted by switch
ing us across the face with his fly dis
perser. We lit a pipe and pulled
smoke into his nostrils. This was q
happy thought; they sneezed over us.
and backed, bat forgot to stop till
they got a stone wall between them.
We went home 10 borrow a steam
derrick. but before the arrangements
we're made the oxen came in view, and
calmly stopped in front of the barn.
lou may think there is nothing hu.
man IN an OK, but we are ready TO
swear that both winked when they
sax Us, and one had positive grin
'u us face. We refrain from ex-
pressing cur opinion of oxen.
, 1875-08-28

An articles 10 be manufactured by exhibitor
For manifest improvements, useful 10 the iaFHer
and mechanic and not included under any e'1ss ~ pt
number of the regular premiums, premiums may be
awarded 1t the discretion of the Trustees.
, 1875-08-28
q a Ut O N

& a u II i q N
THE UNDERSIGNED cautions all persons asans,
L CREDIrING ANY ONE on HIS ACCOUNT
as from and after this date am determined only %
paw such claims as l contract IN person. No Cne =
authorized to contract debts make purchases n
nv name, and in all snch cases will refuse paw.
ment. j. G- NENNlGERHOlL
WALLA WsLI,, May IS, 1875. 2Lsz
, 1875-08-28


SHEET BREEpIXG.-The following Is
from an essay on the above subject by
A. Garland, read before the Hi.
nuls Farmers Club, and published IN
che Prairie Farmer: The breeder
of cattle and horses and swine has
two principal items TO study and de-
veIop-i. e., properly developed car
cass, and sound and vigorous conStI-
tuition. To these the sheep breeder Is
compelled to add third, and equally
important one, that of fleece. The
principal characteristics of a fleece
are: First, tinenesS of fiber {; second,
trueness or evenness Of staple, both as
regards length aud size; third, sound
ness, or strength. These prominent,
and several lesser, pecuilarltles are to
be studied and developed. Wool Is
more or less affected by change Of
climate, of food, of temperature, and
of health, and bodily surroundings !;
each and all of these presenting ques-
lions for the closest scrutiny, and de-
manding for their solution the re-
sources ofthe most competent breeder.
To sum up: Breed well, and feed
well. Try no experiment likely to in.
iure the purity of your stock Re
member that your harvest (of wool
and Iamb.) Will be in proportion TO
your deserts by reason of The outlay
for feed and shelter. In short, give
the sheep fair chance, aud you can
safely trust them to bring up their
side of the years balance sheet.
, 1875-08-28
Enterprise Lodge No. .s,ssa

nan, every WEDNESDAY EVEN ssS7f<s
ING, at X O'clock Bretb- On IN good stansins ar,
-A'4-CA - hl-ehC. ~
, 1875-08-28
-. .na tA.t di.plar Of Frpits.

Largest and best display of Fruits,
by exhibitor. ......'.........''
No. s-FIowERs-
largest collection Of Flowers, from
one garden .-..-'..-.'
Rest collection of House Plants
Most tastefully arranged Boquet----
Artificial scenery ON Fair Grounds. :.
Best display of articles enumerated in
Class 5. Nos. (, Il 6; Clzss s, No
Q; and Glass :, No. l, by the ladies
of any Grange IN the county or ad-
,1s.,,rr COMMITTEES
, 1875-08-28
Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreea-
bic, healthy
and efectual
sfor preserv-
Sing the hair.
yB soon re-
fstOres tadsd
or gray hair
10 its original
, 1875-08-28
CIass z-arts and sciences.

c. c. CRAs, Superintendent.
No. f-DRAwTNG, PAINTISG AND PEr-l
MASSaIP
Best Oil Painting, painted within the
year dip.
Dest PsnriI Drawing. dip.
Best Ornamental Printing, not less
than : specimens --..-----.-...- iulp-
Greatest variety Of printing done IN
one office. dip.
Best Photographic views, not less than
5sneeinens' dip.
Bast Specimen of Penmanship dip.
No s-DEsI6Ns AND MODELS.
Best Design Of building Barn ..-.-- dup
Best Design Of building Hog Pen. DIP
House dip.
Best Design Of making Farm Gate. DIP.
Best Design OF rat and mouse Proof
Rest Farm Pump. dip
Best mode Of attaching 3 horses to
HlOW --.-'- INAP'
Bsst Plan OF attaching Wind Mill to
- din
, 1875-08-28
Class Thoroughbred Cattle.
NJ. A. RvAss, Superintendent.

B.st WnIe dip. 3 cola 90
Class thoroughbred Cattle.
NJ B WARD, Superintendent.
Mol
Pest Bull. years old and upwards. dip. 10 90
Rest Bull, years old and under g. dip % %
Best Bull, year old and under - Dip 2 50
Best Cow 8 years old and upwards dip 10 90
RI TaIf eiltIer rsex......-.......di dip. ) 90 10
satisfactory evidence Of age and
pedigree must be furnished 10 tbe
Judges, before premiums are awarded
in this number.l
No 2-GEADED AND MIXED BLOOD
Best Bull, years old and upwards. dip. 90 VO
Best Bull year Old and under 49, dip. ; 80
Best Cow, years old and upwards dip 90 %
Rest Calf, either -sex.....--..- Dip , 50
Best Mich ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Dip 90
, 1875-08-28
NO EICaE.

w a 4 Z H.
Ny WIFE LAURA J. BAKER, having left my
" bed and hoard without any Just cause provo
cation, TINS Is TO notify the public that viii not
hereafter pay any blls debts Of her contracting
Dated at Yakima City. W. t. this 18th day Of
June ls!3 L29-lnl s. BAKER
JOB PRINTING, NEAT, QUICK AND CHEAP,
y - The SrATrs,E. .N OfscA -
, 1875-08-28
4Essklp Statesman.
--ooJo---~-0-~--~0~0~ 0~0~N~o~0-~-0-7-1N0
SaTTRDAY......... August -, fs.o.
A Bears Spree

When the editorial party were at
the summit Yesterday morning num-
ber of them who had been informed as
TO The amusing performances OF the
LARGE Cincinnati bear at Caidweifs
Hotel expressed a desire to zee him ac-
complish his feat Of drinking a glass
of whiskey, and Caldwell, TO Oblige
them. ordered the keeper OF the anl
ma; 20 take him into the saloon, where
the bar. keeper promptly prepared
whiskey punch and placed it on the
counter before him. The bear placed
his fore.paws on the edge of the
counter and drank the liquid with ap-
parent relish, many of the excurslonlsts
meanwhile patting him or feeling oi
his coat. The glass having been
drained of It's contents, the bar-keeper
COMPOUNDED a second punch and gave
il TO the bear with his left hand, but
at that moment one of the bystanders
pIayfuIly took the bear by the ear.
The beast becoming enrsged instanta-
npouslv. seized the bar keepers hand,
sinking his teeth deep in the tieshy
norton of it, and attempting mean
while to pull the man over the count
or The keeper beat the bear over
the head to make him let go, but with
ont the desired effect. The bar-tend-
er drew a revolver and pointed it at
the animals head, but did not fire,
fearing the shot might not be fatal,
and that matters would be made
worse, and some of the bystanders
would also have used their revolVers
but for the same reason. A scene OF
intense excitement prevailed. All et,
forts to make the bear loose his hold
failed. and in the end the hand had TO
be pulled by main force out OF bis
Jaws, causing terrible laceration, strings
of flesh hanging down as the hand
was finally withdrawn. The bear
now grew much more violent, and the
crowd of ladies and gentlemen that
had filled the saloon became panic
stricken and fled in all directions,
the men shouting and the women
screaming. The keeper, however, hav-
ing hold of the bears chain, took a
turn around a post, supporting the
ceiling of the apartment, and kept him
from doing further hurt, and finally,
after receiving a considerable OF a
beating, he was removed 10 his cage
The bar keeper, whose wonderful nerve
and courage were commented upon as
admirable by all-he having scarcely
changed color, Notwithstanding the
pair-expressed his determination to
kill the bear, but the keeper and
others opposed him, and he then gave
up his situation at the house in disgust
, 1875-08-28
GROVER & BAKERx

now in use The different varieties of Grover R,i,
ers celebrated Sewing Machines now on hand AMI a,
sale at his Gunsmith Store, Main street War.
WallA, ut San Francisco prices, with freight sii.i
gasT Will guarantee TO keep these MaehDe, N
good order. free Of charge 10 the purchaser ls.t
, 1875-08-28
Notice FOR DISTRIBUTION.

CATION s. NASH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff s6-Gw
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Indoor Culture Of Tomsoss.

The London Gardeners thronlcl
describes q method of raising t.
matoes within doors whictit say
has been successful and is worth
of general adoption. ThS seed \
sown about Christmas, AMI by tn
first week in March the pints ar
set ont against some of thu lean-t
wineries in q good composite, wit
ample root room. Here thy max
a rapid and vigorous growth, an
in the course of the seasonattaln
height of from ten to twepe fee
and produce succossional Eops
fruit with great profuslon Until pas
Christmas. In this manner earl
and late tomatoes are obtained frol
the same plants. AS Il natter
course the plants can hardIyho kel
too moist, and Il good dressing
crushed bones is occasionally givei
The border in which the t'matoC
are planted is only about fiftec
inches in width. The plants mus
be well fed, but the wonder4 croI
they bear is the best Testimony
tho advantage of u liberia trea
mont, The weight Of fruit dlalne
from one plant III y season is r.
markable, and many of them attai
great size.
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A WOMAN writes these thhgs IN
the Chicago Post: "DoubtIts men
can do vast injGry to wome1 from
making them victims, 1ndges,
slaves, to reducing them to fanny,
vet for despotic, insiiuous, dahnable
power they are not one wbq more
fu,midablc than the womeni The
latter with their gentle way ana
covert actions can victimize st as
thoroughly can demoTallze o as
black an extent, can WORK VI com
plctc ruin. morally, as men. lhey'
too. sednre by dint of fascIalion
and magnetic spells hey, td gam
ascendcncy over the mind 'he
end of evil. and then operate IN u
ten-fold way, manipulating 6fh the
dupe and the wires which IN dupe
puts into their hands. Thf arc
fully us polite, scheming sr1aacn u,
inc as the other sex. and muchmorC
subtle and Machiavellian They
can leave the surface fair, Sunu
and covered with fresh vedur.
While underneath Is ma:s Mass ?, .n a.,
s.Sess and ,mrarisy, a m'ss s"s.
se. Mn cake Of good'y spP
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NJ. Valentines ia,.
l'lIomo and Society" In scrlbner far
february.l

l"liomo and Society" In lscrIbner fo,
February.l
In England the day Ias once oh.
served with much ibcrost and
fervor, but Of late tho celebration
there, as in this cdntry, bas
dwindled to the mere anonymous
sending OF cplslolary casanlrics
in proscor verse VaoI Inc pnrlies
have recently come ntd oguo here,
ana when the quests eper into the
spirit of them these ureleally very
entertaining They nj conducted
in two ways, The huI css invites
her friends, expecting a Il TO send
at least one vaenth original
verses Of Il humorous u banlorinp
sort being Nost dosiblc. The
writer, who need not ruNul his or
her name beforehand On TO the
hostess, must indicate Wether the
missiyeS are intended fU Gentlemen
or ladies, the hostess, addressing
them ms she chooses, wij,ut know.
ing their contents Til ,thpr way |
10 for the hostess TO fur Nh to cacn
OF her guests q list OF tho expected,
thereby giving them an por,unity
to write their vnlentinof partcu,
lar persons. The valon( OK should |
be sent to her before thdarly, and
shE sn0l,i be car eful to bvldo her
81 viii n few extra ON for such
her guests rs may b been
'rlooSed When the tests have |
embed, the lady OF &c house
dues the valentines, Nd deliv
them, one ut II umcl Dhc reel
Us being compelled dead them
ID fer the benetitol thtompanY
SSMn of the missivos vii be be so
pertinent, aud Others so fpt, that
they cannot fail TO be AM hing, I'll
one guest finds himAf good
humoredly laughed at, has the
satisfaction Of laughing oblhcrs in
turn, so that amy petty leling Of
annoyance that may be @ erienced
will be dispelled and f0lotten in
the general merrimcnt
Persons sometimes, \ sending
valentines, make the inIPation of
inclosing gifts of sind value,
coupled with such gracofi phrases
as will insure the acceptatc OF the
gift. Others take advantpc Of tho
occasion to give presents consd-
cradle worth to people i1 hunue
circumstances, to whom chariy
could not be offered. nus tie
memory of the genial st. falentis
may be perpetuated, not only .
social pleasures, but bypositie
practical good.
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Hls,LLsNsOus.
$500. Go O O q

aSs2OO. Gc0 @ @ -
IN gold coin, choice lids. farms and city
residences. Among thelrlgos there VIII be
s25,000 In gold. Th9enl estate Is put IN
IT us actual value,
CON ME- Having, from our
N9ng acquaintance With. Il. Foster, every
audience in hts integrl, we feel JUSTIFIED
~ Nying we believe he,will carry out his
ilH,Ihution honestly anttalrly. signed ny
.nv nrhn,fiQr, Hon. J,T. y, Wlson, and the city
That olen,ud reliable pmer, the Houston
ielegtitp ~, SShich rarely Gnd,scends to no.
ice lndl1'u'P' enterprises, says OF the first
Not even event h,e,Qostcaptlous aud Suspccfing
pS,SSot I",T ~ exceptionS to the manner
equtah e.
The committee Al ,ooo,,,,s u,or,. ar On,
very nesl eitt1ens, NASlndly gave thertim
w , nr ,a,her ala lie endence We draw
'n EEa, NJ Foster has Wn LABOR OF u;
airly throughout the wNSo hon0rNn,5 'iu y.
this enterprise. Whleson mnm"s hn hee ~
made by the venture In ahrnhoti Hi W. va
the property given t as pr pzess only nettet
change of the property for cash '"-' "-' va
| That staunch democratic papS mo u, ms
ton Age, has the following:
THE COMMITTEE
| of gentlemen WIS one vi INC oVne Nj ami,
| have been selected by the audiencS Ifn,,
| ID. u, Ba-ziza, who supervised the IN Vim
| is our present representative, ana one<ih
most popular men In the district, x
| THE DRAWING y
was prefaced by an explanation from w
tain Poster, of the mode OF drawing. ~
was well received and understood, precls'
las explained by the circulars. Captain y
Ter said that while he wished all ms no.
neople good luck, he yet was free to.say y,
with the people of poor Mississippi, Lou
lana and South Carolina, he felt n grea
lsympnthy, and he did hope they would dr
The Target number ofprizes, that they mn
leone to n free country, and make WI
man's Iiving. This sentiment was receN
liwith loud cheers. MY, .
The drawing wasthon piOceeded win Il
The result is announced elsewhere"
No connection With the benson way
a LocllhRrt, Orany 0ihersimilar entefpt
Ticket 93 each, -,
and n liberal discount on olders iQra s l,r,
number. RELIABLE AGENiS WANT
Must have the confidence or TIE eohmuil
in which they live send To- circular,
srence--Dunn, Barlow 4 %. s relerence 100
Address, j. Il. FOSTER, Manager,
Houston, Texas.
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THE WEEKLY herald.

,Iilh WEEKLY HERALD N,ll he nnh.
,Ahnl every saturday mOrninR Hnhsariun-
'uhi lsAJ per nnnuml tl,bO mf liz mnn,ils
lYhple IN advance, No sublorlpllon ini.s,,
Tor q less period than six mon H. w" "A'"
Advertisements Inserted NJ he rate ~ n, M
per sluhn for the art insorlllh, ana X o,,a
Tor eheh Subsequent insorliOn '''""
obitnnV notices, neutrality-suspicious. nnllte
meetings cards OF thanks, Ctl to be =, IA Nv
az hali advertisement ratios, ''''' W.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
aInE LEADLNG AMERICAN NENSPAPER.v

Vhe Best Advertising Medium
Dnr. SO ya. Sni,gcbly s., N''tIs Y.
postage Free to the SuhNerioer Spe-
cir,en comics and advertising rates NEE
Weekly, Ia cHbs of - Or more. ohiI ~ pos'-
age pail AtireSs rhE IRiBUNE' ~
3S21lV lSwly
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-. h9n NOR day Agents wanted, All
- 10 NlU ,ln.ses of working pc pie Of buth
.aveo voung and old, make more money Nv
800 a. rs In their awn localities during
'i,eir mare moments. ar all thnir ume, ti'sn
al anvthir else. W. oii'f einpioyi,''Sis
h,st ,,,tii nav handsomely for every hnul :
I'm Fui pnrueulpis, terms, etc. sen,
rfee $ n "a your address at once. pon ~.
h,,rov INV l. the time. p'n' TOO; tnf
vori, or business elsewhere, until you NV ~,
learned what we onar. IT, STiNSySr 80 ~ -
Portland Maine.
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MEDICAL
DIR. L. M'LANEl
Celebrated American 4
WoRM SPECIFIC,
Or
Y L r M IFUGE
SYMPTOMS or WORMS

wFaf-- a III
SYMPTOMS or WORMS.
THE eounlenance Is pale and
il leaden-eolored, with occasional
pshes, or a elrcumserIhed spot onI
ne or both cheeks the eyes become
al the pupils dilate an azure
mlelrele runs along the lower eye.
" : the nose 10 lrrinted, swells, and
'meIimes bleeds swelling Of the
upper lpl occasional headache, with
hmmlng or throbbing Of the eani
"pnusual secretion of sallyai Shiny
o'fuHed tongue breath very foul,
Plileularly In the morning appetite
Whble, sometimes yoraclous, with a
Gpwlng sensation Of the stomach, At
o'eri entirely gone feetlng pains
IN the slomachi occasional nausea
ahFomltngi violent pains through.
OUT che abdomeni bowels irregular,
NJ lines eoftivei stools sllmy, not
unl.quently tinged with blood belly
swden and hard urine turbld, re.
spluon occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hieeoughj cough
somAmes dry and conyulsive; un-
ea'ylnd disturbed sleep. with grind
ING I the teeth temper variable,
but enerally irritable, etc. @
Whenever the above symptoms
are fond to exist a.
Dr.. :. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect a cure.
Tie universal success which ha
ATTENDED the administration of th,,
prepration has been such as to war
rant s in pledging ourselves to the
publi,to
9RlTURN THE MONEY
in every instance where il should
prove Intellectual; "providing the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant the
snpposition of worms being the
Cause" In all cases the Medicine
to be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THg DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public,
that
DR.. c. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an limo.
cent appropriation, not capable @A0ing
tie slightest injury To tie NEST tea1ty
infant. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PlrrsBuRcu, PA.
p, S, Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, will do well 10 wh,c
their orders distinctly. and lake none bnt Or. q
MLans's, byetdyedly F2e,rise Bya, pfi,I.,cG
"a, 10 those wishing to give them tnai, we WilI
, n, per mail, post raid to any pan Of the
United STATES, one box of Pins for twelve three.
sem postage stamps, or one vial OF Vcrmi6ge far
fourteen Wree-cenist stamps, All orders from Canada
must DC accompanied by twenty cents extra.
:. h9- For sale by Druggists and Country s,oro
Krrncrs generally "''''
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= - -
ma,pnEI pAlLf HERALD IL published every
hi va,,es tapnpi Monday, al CIV a year. IN
Sl eenfs ~ slK months 81 lurnns mont,
isuts' l'f ono week single pnpina, L
,oIiiths haly Herald Ia now furnlshed IA amin
p,,p,f NJ earlier AZ - cents ppr week, Ihl
M M 70 nsllyefed regularly each morn
NM snlr ii''p@pa Within q mile aud a half Of M
their nals nHnseilnen millng 10 receive
''''' "NiaInhon,a tihis olieo " :"
AGENTS.
W hlu hAtaa a Locke, N''"sh
Advertising aud puDlishing IN ~, n
eli a uhhman, 81, Louis N'' ~" w"
rnnldda,aanhlal GOO, Wealherili a 10.
pinelntatil \. n, faryln, w.
NnW uhtanN Thomas MoIntyre
nhIeyeport W, II, sparks,
houatoal 70, II. CuRhihs.
Austin, Texas y, yoIr,
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Hearth and Home.
1875.
LADIES WANTED AS AGENTS.

model weekly paper for The ln,. ose:
choicest Literature. rupe,,n, i ~ eelebrSted
We. ~ n, a presented at once. ire n xsnty
s w1ss7 hn nnrivaled prem, pscpeie
pages weekly, only q Sssr, Z rs risnds A .ss
on the paper See ~ ', you Heeftn : n ea'r
your rosins.'ssTI. n and give Nun -
lnrdeE,-. z, home and. me, vno nef' risns'
tsatess, aufed ~ reenis. Tnrrs st tfnmJ
nnsint work good pay "a IN eotf, ipciod
ior NH paItieniaIs. or p, y <snt portfolio
ss s sss y sis months e yes ssrS =
.ns.Pp sh33 Co1nrany, 8
~ Plses M. LIS -
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TAe gbstIy record OF deaths that re.
suit lrom ulmonpry affections Is frightul,
Then Is dlscase.ihat IL NO inSiduous IN ita
allaolw consumption. By the neglect OF
"slight CO.'S they soon become deep seated
aud defy rnedles which, II applied AZ the
outset wNl have nyorlod.Nn danger Dr.
Fats Elctnmnt has prnvon Itself the
most val bible Luug nni-am over dis
covered, distinguished Clergyman, Of
New York onounccS It the "groatost bless
SINK of hJ lnotoonth century" and says
mo family puld bo,withoutit IT," tits plcas-
ant 10 the tAc and a single dose VIII often
remove theNst obstinate cough. omco, Is
Murray strds New York.
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St. Nicholas for 1874
BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

o,,bis bool, Charles dudley Warner writes:
ain the bound volume OF ST. Nicholas, Wild
It's plony of red and gold, we have q perina-
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Never before has 80 much iitefnry an nr-
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taste and OF their honor and coutnge az
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lions. Among other attractive ie'''uis' ~
two AZ endld serial stories
"THN YOUNG SURVEYOR.
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| ard stories, etc.
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CHANGE or TIME:
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, SEPT. 9, 1874
cGOsE CONNECTION

Mn,neoip and International Junction.
III, trains IN tn. International and Hrfnl
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tnn,sville. Hnnsion sud Galveston. -
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ooso Mail Company's stages for Monroe
v,ckshurg and the South. At Texarkann
With the