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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-26

HARTFORD
The News Our new minister has
arrived and preached to full houses
last Sabbath in the forenoon and even
ing. His sermons were well appreci-
ated and spoken OF in the highest
terms by all. But while we are well
pleased with the new, we feel deep
sorrow at having to part with the old
one of last year. Mr.. Upton and
family's kind department. and gaeat,
warm hearts draw many good friends
around them. May they find much
happiness in their new home.
As the legislature has granted the
College Board the privilege of selling
the park and building here, it is to be
hoped that the district will secure it az
school building, q thing long needed
in tie district.
ANOTHER ScANDAL.-One Mrs. Oar
ling deposeth and says that one Mr..
Fewclothes wilfully came to her
house in the absence of Mr.. d. and
asked her how she felt, 'sdear Eliza
beth" She answered "About so
yea old, dear fathers And she fur
Their states that he made other improp-
er advances toward her by laying
hands on her, tearing her clothes fear
fully, thereby exciting the indigna-
ton of Mr. D. terribly, and he sailed
forth, on learning the facts, to get sat
isfacfion Of Mr. Fewclothes. They
met at the post ONCE, called an s'inves-
eating COMMITTEE" who heard the evil
dence on both sides, which was con-
elusive. Mr.. +. pleading guilty, the
committee advised them to draw up a
"letter of apology contract s'tripar-
tilys' and all other papers they could
thiak of, and.eign them. They did So.
But still Mr.. D. was not satisfied. He
must have revenge Or its equivalent.
What could Mr.. F. do TO arrest q great
scandal snit? At last an idea struck
hina. He would give Mr.. d. his shos
gun as damages. That was satisfaeto-
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ry. Mr.. D. took the gun AMI vent
hOf1.E. a har.,,,- ,,,a.,

~. Mr.. D. took the gun and vent
homo happy man.
The eourt was in session here last
Saturday. The Justice, in absence of
."the beneh,'' took a goods-box. Tho
cases on the docket were called Har-
din vs.. Rogan, suttle & Co. 1t was &
criminal action, 1 think. as the In
d:ctment sFas something about cruelty
to animals. The Justice, after view
Ing the case and surroundings well,
decided TO lay the case over at cost of
the officials Comment unnecessary.
Il is certainly a fact that history re-
peats itseif, adi fashion also. for Har-
din & Bro. g-e selling The Identic: i
hats and caps that were made aid
warn before the war, and they disap-
pear like iager beer Ia a German
camp-naeeting. Any one wanting one
of those old mementoes had better
me soon, as there are hut sew left.
Ahy thing else in their line car be had
cheaper than anywhere else in the
State. Yours, YICkEX.
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ARoUr SEED cnnN

ALLEN, Lyon Co., Kan, Mar. Is, 20.
EDITOR News Dear Sir: There
appears to tie \ difference o. opinion
among the farmers in this section in
regard TO seed corn from Iowa. Some
say that it will not ear well the first
year, so we have to depend on the
northern states for seed corn. will
some of the old farmers of Lyon coun-
ty that have had experience with Iowa
corn please give us the result through
IRE NEWS? Those having Kansas
corn for sale at 50 per bushel need not
reply. Respectfully yours,
c. II. WITHINGToS.
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Nornal school examinations.

n Normal school Examinations.
Tho winter term Of the Normal
school closed ON Wednesday of this
week. Monday and Tuesday were de-
voted tn Aritten examinations. On
"Wednesday there was an oral exaInin-
aticn. Classes were examined by Mrs.
Pomeroy, Prof. Carmichael, Prot.
Norton, Pes. Pomeroy, Miss Gilbert
and Miss Sprague. The examinations
all indicated good degree of prof.
cheney.
The school seems to he in an excel
lent state OF discipline and progress.
Very mnch of the credit of this is due
to Prof. Carmichael and Miss Gilbert,
under whose drill in tactics and gym
nastics there has been visible growth
In order, dignity and all the graces.
Mrs. Morse did not appear on the
programme, but this indicates no dim
mutton of success in her work. She is
one of Tie most thorough, popular, and
III al! respects efficient OF the teachers
Of Kansas. 1t would be hard TO find
one who, in her place, could more
completely retain the affection of the
young ladies of the school.
Tne enIollment for the past term
was 25S. That for the coming term
viii not vary much from that figure.
The next term opens upon Wednes-
day, the Tth of April, under the fairest
auspices.
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HIDES
To EHrmrrs and Com
Dealers.

f.. Epstine i Co. have taken a contract
to deliver 100000 pounds of dry and green
hides direct TO tanners IN Boston, by
spring, and therefore will offer higher and
bigger prices in cash, for hides and furs
this winter than any house in the city.
Special attention paid to hide dealers.
We therefore advise all farmers and
hide dealers not to sell untli they have
Investigated our prices on hides and furs,
as il is TO their own benefit 10 do so, if
they wish to realize the outside figures in
cash for their stock.
Place Of business. 1"6 COMMERCIAL
Strict. 45tf.
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LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT. - The
literary society connected with the
school in district %, across the Neo-
sho, northeast of the city, will give a
free entertainment on Friday evening,
April Cd. This will be the last OF the
season, as the society will adjourn till
the fall term. This society has been in
successful running order for several
years, kept up by the young people of
the neighborhood, and has been of
great benefit to the community. The
exercises of the occasion will be very
interesting, as they have been in prep
aration for some weeks.
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Fred Haussler wants to run for Mayor
this coming spring election. He IL wait
Ing patiently for some one to announce
his name for that office. Fred, you are
not fat enough to occupy the Mayors
chair. These len, lank men do not take
well with the criticislng public. The
people OF Emporia are Of the same turn OF
mind as Julius Caesar in regard to men
holding high ONCE They do not want
these thin, latnern.jawed, hungry looking
men In their'n. The cry is ssgIVe
us fat men, like the s'good natur.
ed Hank Psarsall or Uncle Abe POllaI d
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Let everybody plant every acre OF corn
they can tend well. 1t takes but little
seed, and teams can live on grass to work
It. The old crop has not been used up so
closely for years over the whole country.
Prices will be likely to be good. If not,
An abundance Is a good thing to have on
hand. Plant early BY all means Give
the corn the start OF the weeds. 1t does
not hurt corn TO get touch OF frost.
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$. p. LOOMS, Esq, has bought of the
Hall brOtheas their large store room, on
Commercial street, paying therefor good
fair price. We arc very g,ad to hear that
Mr.. Loomis. who came here last season
from Iowa, and built n good house, is 20
we'll pleased and has such faith in Kan
sas rs to make such valuable permanent
investments as he did in this instance.
The moro we have OF such men as he. the
better the STATE Is Oh.
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SOLD OUT.-Messrs. j. c. Hall & Bro.
have sold out their stock OF dry goods,
boots and shoes, etc., to the Messrs. Han
ma, OF Kelsey's old stand. 1t is the inten-
tIon of the Hall brothers, we believe, to
enlarge their store room and TO 60 more
extensively into sewing machines and
musical instruments. One side OF their
room will 'e occupied for dry goods. We
are glad to know they are to remain in
business here, rs they arc among our best
business men.
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To!al exeess Of bonts issue,l aIe5s

Total excess Of bonds issued 1883 81
NorE.-Properly the Interest on the
seriPT placed to the credit % the several
classes of bonds in this statement, should
be stricken cut and added to the excess
whleh wouGid make the gross excess
81, $50 go. {. Y. ESKRIDGE.
T. Chm Gem.
Mr. f. E. Bancroft being present,
on the invitation of the council, adj
dressed the council on the matters re-
TERED to in the report of the majority
OF the committee.
On motion of Mr.. McCarter. tie re-
port of Air. EskIidge, chairman of the
committee, made at the last meeting of
the council, was taken from the table
for consideration.
Sir. Watson moved that the feporfs
of the committee he received, and that
the city clerk be requested to procure
from the city treasurer an itenized
statement OF the sums of money re-
ceived by him for matchmaking,
curling, guttering and paving Conn
mercial street since the date of the
bonds Issued for tina: work, and to SUBJ
NIT the same ST the next meeting of
the council.
Adjourned 70 meet Monday evening
next. r. N, FoRpr.
City Clerk.
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QUARTERLY REvIEw.-Next Sabbath
being the day for quarterly review In the
sabbath schools, the pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church will spend the hour
OF morning service in suggesting some
lessons OF general interest from the topics
OF the last quarter, rs needful to be
known and remembered now as in Josh.
ua's uay
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EMPORIA NEWS
FRIDAY. MARCH, %. 1875.

Z
NEW ADvxRITsGMEN Ts.--The follow
ing new advertisement appear in 10
days issue:
whitley & Henson aoubie column an
nouneement.
Bancroft & McCarter- New goods.
!. ID Fox & Co. Selling out at cost.
Ellen PIumb-wsii paper.
j. ". Donglass--iEter nal rev. notice.
Robr. .. Durham Notice.
John G. E-krIdge-Sotlce.
John Carter Pu lie sale.
'hn t3ay-sh--T IFS sale.
Erection proclamation.
Jsiar- SInith-Loesl notices.
Haakia & Buti-r--L &c al notices.
Oh ,rlie liur>t-L"cal notices.
G.. T.. jones d co Il cal no fees.
Aohsir witch lost
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For SALE Oh TRADE.-Rev. w. ".
Bailey offers for sale or trade his large
and eommodious dwelling near the
Normal school. The building Is con-
veniently arranged, and located % ac-
commodate students. Ten good sized
rooms, halls porches, cistern, ont
houses, farnltare and stsves. Sta
dents can ndboaralng 1t Mr.. BIZ for
the wintsr term. Also, three rooms %
rent to young ladies, If called for soon.
2tf
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wIBLEY : BENSON
Tho Campaign ononnn


Whitley & Henson have opened the
spring and summer campaign by get
ting on large, splendid stock of goods.
and by Issuing their card to the people
in this number of TIE NEWS. IL Is
useless for rs to say a word in the
way OF recommendation OF this firm or
their merchandise. Their enterprise
and taste are well known TO the pub
lie. 1t is all said when we announce
that they have a big stock OF good
goods, bought at the best advantage,
which they will sell at the lowest pos
sible figures. They arc after trade
and they understand how to get it.
They still keep up their stock of car
pets, and make u speciality of this
trade. Their stock is the best and
most varied ever offered in Southern
Kansas. They invite the special at
tenti"n OF the public TO these, and
want them TO look at their stock be-
fore purchasing or ordering. They
have large line of samples and can
have orders filed Immediately if they
have nothing in stock to snit purchas-
ers.
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j. II. Graham, Mayor of Emporla, ard
until the last few months one of the edi-
tors of the Emporia Ledger, has bought q
half interest In THE EAIPoRIA NEWS and
become associated with Jacob Stotler in
its publication. Mr.. Graham is by ma
ture adapted 20 the newspaper business,
and is an old work horse In the harness,
and The NEWS will not lose by his be-
coming identified with it.-FredOnia Citi-
yaf
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a. no one seems anxious TO stand As 3
candidate tor mayor this spring, it has
been proposed TO take the worst spelier In
town and make him serve. The matter
will be decided ut Bancroft hall Saturday
night
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FINE CLoTHEs.-G. r. Jones & CO. re-
ceIyed their spring stock OF merchant tall
or goods Monday night. It is the finest
and cheapest evef opened in Emporia.
We should say. We were N n few hours
after they were opened. and i've suits
were sold almost as fast as they coaid be
measured. John understands his bust
ness.
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The election Of vestry ana other impor-
tant business will take place at St. An
drew's Episcopal church on Easter Mon
day, March Goth, at 10 am. All persons
feeling an interest in said society are
earnestly solicited TO attend.
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Administrative. Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned.
~ that the undersigned was, ON March 18Th
kansas, appointed administrative of the IS.
tate OF Abram Overly, deceased, late of said
county, ana that she has given bond and en-
tered upon the duties of her said office.
lsWj DESIRE u. OVERLY
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TIN next Sabbath Mr.. Rankin will de-
liver discourse on the narrative of the
rich man and Lazarus, ut the court house,
at IL O'Clock. All who do not go &c
church elsewhere are invited to attend al
that place. - ~
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Wild geese, brants and ducks have
been relieving the monotonous silence
over head. the past week, as they ciatter
on their ronte to northIands, rot few,
however, stopping to fish in our rivers
and prairie ponds.
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sPEALING sKuLE.

There viii be an old fashloned spell
ing school at Bancroft hall Saturday
night al this week for the benefit OF
the Emporia Library: Admission 25
cents. There will he h.s crowd and
lots al fun.
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As we announced last week, this
firm has purchased 3 splendid stock OF
spring and Summer dry goods. 1t was
selected by Mr.. Bancroft In person
with special Wow to the needs OF the
trade here. A will be seen by their
double column announcement, these
goods are now arriving. We venture
the assertion that no dry goods house
In Kansas will have better goods or
sell at lower rates than that Of Ban
croft & McCarter.
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BUSINESS AT NEwmAN.s.
npsning Of Spring stoele.


Wednesday night and Thursday
morning the boxes and bales of new
goods commenced to pile up in front
OF Newman's dry goods palace. Mr..
y. arrived from New York few days
ago, where he bought the heaviest
stock eyer brought to Emporia. The
public know what that means. We
Judge from what we heard about 100
boxes of these goods will be in and
ready for the public by Saturday. The
stock embraces everything in the dry
goods line, and Mr.. Newman has also
a fine stock of carpets OF sh grades.
This establishment cannot be oHt-done
in any respect by any dry goods es-
Establishment in the State.
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SI,5T6O9 sI.57U09

V41J9VVJ SI,JIO %
On motion Of f. z. Bancroft, the
committee were instructed to proceed
TO collect the faro assessments by law,
If necessary.
on motion, the secretsry was re-
quested to have the proceedings of
this meeting published.
+. BoRToN, WM. JAY.
Secretary. Chairman.
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BE II KNOwN-That O. Pfeferlie has
now started restaurant in his oil stand,
(the Exchange saloon,l where he will
dish mp meals nj all hours, at % cents per
meal. Fresh oysters always on hand.
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LosT.--On Commercial street, March
ed. 90 aliburn coIcped mohAIr switch.
The Gnder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving It At the pc ofiiee.
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Rev.. A. II, twaIters was greeted 10y n
large copgregation a. the N. L. church
iasi Sabbath. All seemed pleased with
the new preacher and bis discourse.
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Two TO one issoHered that Judge Rug
giles can ouI-spell any man OF his size in
the city. It will only cost yon two bit N
witness the contest.
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Col. q. II. Norton, OF Arkansas city,
pa-sed through town yesterda en- route
for Southeastern FIorids, where ne pro-
poses 70 locate.
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q. g, Wtbley, Of the tirm OF WIbiey q
Henscn, lett here last Monday morning,
bound So 70 make the spring purchase
are authorized TO say to the Citizens OF
Chase county that they may expSct All
the Latent styles and the lowest prices AZ
the,ecPle's CASH store OF Whitley & Hem
y Leader. "a
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NE0SH0 VALLEY MILLS.

FIl1IESE mills are now in good running or
Il der tsrist work solicited. Flour, feed
corn meal, and hominy for sale At ioTe=f
rates. Wheat, corn and oats bought
HI THOS. ARMOE, PROP
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STRAYEn

NROM my place, near Emporia, in kisr.
IL 1874, n chestnut sorrel flily three zee.
old this spring. Flax coIored name and tan
No white; no marks or brands. Butt neal
anu trim and Sood trotter. Informatio-
Warded. W NJ YOITNSs-' =
A-H4 Enlporia kan
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Elegant business suits suitable for
professional men ami others, equal to
custom made, and Mt about one half
tho price. Call ard see them at Per-
leYs. loft
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MAPLEwooD CEMETKRY.-H.C Conner
is the authorized agent for the sale of
lots in this cemetery. located north
west of the city. He win attend to
having graves dug for those who de-
sire him TO do so. jan1-tf
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RATES OF AssEssMENTs.-At the
meeting OF township assessors, las;
week, the following were the rates OF
assessing property agreed upon:
Work horses, $500 three year old
horses, $50; two year old, $50; one
year old, $40; ponies twO-thirds of the
foregoing rates.
Work oxen, $50; four year old
steers, $50; three year old, $50; two
year old, ST.; one year old, IS; cows,
S12.
Sheep, 81 90 per head.
Hogs, 81, 80 per 100 lbs. gross.
Goats from $40 down.
Wagons, $50. Lands about the same
as last year.-Ledger.
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The town Is DULL OF agricultural imple-
inents. Grfhfh q Bro, Coppock & Co
aud Smith All have 'em bad.
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EASTER SUNDAY High mass AZ the
Catholic church at IO:I-a a. M, and YES
pers at 8 q. m.
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WoOD.-I want to trade 200 par first
rate Chicago made boots for wood.
Sep. 81. /. +. I'ERLEY.
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bancroft hall Will be jamned Saturday
night. Only twenty-five cents; no re-
served seats, no half price, no dead-heads.
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Being anxious 10 know where all
the people got such nice clothing last
Saturday, we fonnd ont that they were
borGht of y. S. Smith at 81 per snit.
We are bound to have suit. lift
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Hyon want good smoke ior . els ask
for the "sunny-side'' brand cigars At
Haukia & Buffers
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REV. a. II. WALTERs.-The NJ. E.
church. WAS packed full on Sunday
evening TO hear Rev. a. II. Walters
deliver his last sermon before going to
Emporia. Not only were the seats all
oiled, but the standing room occupied,
and many went away unable TO get in /.
This was a deserved and fiattering
compliment 10 Mr.. Walters. Few ever
more thoroughly endeared themselves
10 the church and the people at large
than has MIR. Walters and his family.
During his stay here OF two years he
has doubled the membership of his
church and succeeded in filling the
house every Sabbath with hearers. He
now, in obedience TO the itinerant sys-
Uem, goes TO Emporia. The pray ers OF
his church here and the good wishes OF
the people here go with him to hi. new
home Scott Sentinel.
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Captains Stotler, Ruggles, Sprague
and Spencer are marshalling their
hosts for the great battle at Bancroft
hall Saturday night.
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All viii be glad that the Baptist church
II 70 have regular services again every
other Sabbath by Rev. Dir. AverIll. We
call Dir. A. one. Of the strongest pulpit
ueu in Knnsas. - s SECS
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TRUNKS. Zine covered, leather cover
cd and paper covered. Leather ANA cloth
saichels, school straps. tourist Strapa. &c.,
at Perlev's
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IN. Miller, % Dow creek, has sole
about 800 bush els Of apples this winter.
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There Il now some talk that Can't Sc.
oaseian, Of EkAporia, is going 10 sreef =
business house In this city this sprinp -
Newton Eaasan. =
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We never gamble but If "business"
don't beat the ''learned professions"
Saturday night, you can take our
hat"
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WANTED.

10 exchange farm at Hesrcr, Douglas
county, for nnenear Emporia. Inquire of
MAHLoS STURBS,
Emporia Kas.
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The candidates for marshal will de-
eide their little matters of difference at
Bancroft hall Saturday night instead
OF waiting for the 9th of April.
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BANCROFT & ArocARrEn

Charlie Hurst has got h;s -oia fountain
in running order.
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SMOKE the best James smiths celebrat
ei imperial cigars.
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New goods are now offered at VIM.
Clappts, No. 100 Commercial street, at
astonishing low prices. 24tf
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EsIpoRIA PcRK HoUsE.-No. hams,
bacon and shoulders at wholesale or
retail, at very liberal rates at
WM. 3RAFrRHsTr.SS
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Cold and hot baths, in frst-class
style at Fred. Haussler's barber shop,
under Dunlap's bank. soft
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The above IS a fac simile of label we
are placing upon whisky we have sue
ceeded in getting control OF with some
difficulty. All of the physicians to whom
we have shown It pronounce it superior
to anythingye brought to this market for
medical and family use.
Almost all writers and eminent prsc-
ticioners Of medicine admit and recon-
mend whisky--when of good quality-as
preferable as medicinal agent TO brandy
for various reasons, the most important Of
which IS: it Is much more likely TO be of
good quality. as its mode of manufacture
is simpler; its action in low fevers as
diGfusiye stimulant is equal to brandy in
potency, while it does not produce the
painful burning in the stomach so often
complained of when brandy il used; in
staying the waste of tissue OF consump-
! ton of the lungs, nothing, except it may
be cod liver oil. has yet been found to
equal it. The above being true, the diff
ference in price should be taken into con-
sideration, which is quite an item usually
to those who are so unfortunate as 10 be
ill. A single trial of our goods we are as
sured will convince the purchaser it is
something superior to anything they ever
used Of the kind.
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