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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

gautee &obtno MS Circus aafse-
brpGen. Disie @p9e fam In ct. YauI tas
leltlame S9auipie! Dor, bae Der eeaannie Cir
Gus, ais bsFsn Manaser Maiur DIE BON 8ari-
bauIt ssnannt tpirb, plEsIi& suiammenbraG
unb feline 9sute niGt r,sbr sablen fcnnte, trcB :
BEN Ct an sinsm Sage etpa $500 einssnrm-
men bctsn fcl, rnssfabr $50 2euts. psi9s
BET hem Circus a~usshs0t tparsn, fanrsn ft
pIEBIt9 auf bic Safe sefsst batten psbsr Sb'
bad nod etUas su gfen, 10 taB bic YOli5si fG
~berielben annabm unp psnisfsns ibrsn Sunser
fiate. Das binbert ntGt, bub auf na9fs Ms'
DE pieber eta reuer GircuS ansetnnbtSt 1T
bisle unniBsn Anifalten nsbntsn f9Usrss GeIt
fort.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

0te Imertcan Cypress Com.
pagnte bat eine SEDUCTION Der gefOrbsrunss-
STATEN fir @elbienbunsen Sprsenpmmen nnb
betragsn ~tiefelben laut beren neueiem gtreu-
lar fOis:nbe pCfen : fir Yadete BON $500
unb peniser 10 Gents, fir fOIGe BON 1870
Dollars Is @ts. fir ioI@e BON $3.50 Dollars
2O-25 Ste. ie nod Gntfernuns unb stne Der
baItnibmdbise SEDUCTION auf srDbsre Gum
nlgn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Der NattOnaIfetta 8 Der l1nabban-
sistetts- Grfldruns tuirb aud btsies Sabr BON
Der bisiissn teuti&en fatbOItiGsn @emeinbe
sur4 Elm Sussncfsh ~Ssfeiert, tefen @9aupIas
S@aee's babf9 ssIesener Yart fstn pirb, tn
Der NGbe BON StabInann's 8rauerei. Nalt.
@eians unb Defamation tperben In anateten-
Der Ibws4ieIuns sur llnterbaItuns Der gelu-
der bsitrasen. @as Slide unb Seller SermD-
gen, ptro aafsettitt uno fummt ba3u, tpie lib
LID, bic patriUtti@s Geffimmuns, 70 pirb es
an, @elinsen niGt feblen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
9. 8'ets 1O6 8abalba ctr. s~srfauft:

.. NntDn Stmnte's Grocery nnb
prpstftDns-Stsre, Gde Der 10. nne
ct. peter StraBe, tn ct. paul, er1pTebIt 1G
tur& ben befea gurratb aQer pini9bareu @r-
tttel, 9ausbalt<, rte Gancy-@ rpeeries, tnIGn,
bil9e unb intpurtirte GriiGte u. {. 10. 8e1cn.
bers beItsbt fnb %sesenpGrtts bic DATE Graders,
bon GbieasU, psl&e bier edit 81 babtn inb.
2iebbaber gutter @etne, 9iaueure unb Cigar
rem fnben BET 5errn Eirame timer etnas
mad ibreut Gef&made. Sreife febr bldg.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Sn Della no pirb am attunalfeftase, tel.
der bteiss Sabr auf ben S. Sult faat, Elm Su-
eenbfef absebaltsn, pie Der 2eier Der nsbenffe-
benben @nssise entnebmen fam. Die waderen
Greunbe tn Delanc bietsn gaes anf, bas Self
3u einem re&t selunsenen gu MAIDEN, unb spet-
fsln mir ni&t paran, Da6 aud mun@e Nuspdr.
tiss BITE frennnIi&e G%inlabuns benussn tperbsn,
ben misunderstanding i'm fsfli& ssfimmtsn
Dslanp gu feiern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Die Anpfa 0umber m pdgnte
bat unter BEN 6irma-Namsn MnUta 2umbsr
Drills ibre Iansefe :3sit sinsefsat sepefeneSbG.
tisfeit wieper nufsenpmmen, urb tperben pie
5srrsu 5crace Sbcmpirn BON ct. yaul unb
Stsin ron anOfa unter ben Sneprppraturen
genannt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
Stadt gand,

Den 9erren Msentcn unb anb eren
pertben esisrn bat Der llnterssi@nete rnitautbei.
len, baB 60 ibm tpssen anbauernber 8ranibeit
unrtOsli& tpar, tn Iebter 3eit bic @crrespen-
beng gebUris sa beiUrsen, tpeBbalb CT UNI Gnt.
isuletsans btttst NIT Der 3uT9runs. 3uriid-
estltsbsnss mSslt&f balb na@subplen.
ST.. GaBbtnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Sn Gtasta mirb am Issten 8reitos ei-
mes ietsn NUnats 8iebmarf! abgebaIten.
lie ~rOriissn Sinbtsater tabsn bic eiqups.ei-
ssnfsn fir bic iss Satr auf $50 erbDbt unb Der
Bailey 5erOlb bat nt6ts tasssen, psnn tie1es
Gslu basu Serpenhet tpirS, has @eiGdftsIeben
an bcrtisem plase our fSrbsrn. Der @ea ,u
GrCbfast mue eben nit Gresnbads eeplaRert
trerben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

80 oman bic befen SpmmertIets
Der baben ia nm -iuItb, bsqutm, elegant
Iass 3u SpOttprstien-it cine IGnsf betaaute
SaGs i'm Star Clothing 5aus BET 9stman
unb &Ois Np- 50 DIT Iritte Strasr. Ttele
6trna isbt nit ben srfen 8abrifea bss 9anbes
tn gsrttnbaas unb tann bsebaIb ibrsn aunben
GOrtbeile bieteu, ME feline antere. Su erO6
Der nmias nod oiel erGber inb bic ntnen @n-
taufe, 70 bae ME cine eide enttebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Die 6euer- unb W artne 0er-
FGfrnnss eeieai6aft bat tbre gertpalter
risber sspGblt, ndmli& bic Gerren:
s 6 gurbanf, & glateIp, 6 8 8iselcw, s
9 yriuce, 8 M smstbe, N5 @uber, . s
asls, @iQiart &bpbes, 8 3bOmpipn 6 8
Drate, % s DaSibiCn, Yster gsrfes unb s I
Me,riam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Dtsfes 1T bic neutrality-suspicious.
pertOpe bss ean3en Sabrss, aber es eiebt ein
Mittel, trel&es Elm .beitanbiser GtuB sessn bic
l1rla&en Der INSTRUMENTATION If. @sbrau9t
tshen Sag Or. IusuF aGats's 9amburser
unb bsreitet @uer 6gfem auf ten
We&iei Der Sabrssaettsa Dor uuS FART bafsIte
sesen bic 8efabren Der &ranfbeit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Das Northwestern Chronicle ntrft tn le;,-
ner tlnsfsn Nummer nit febr bsereiFtper ST.
frisbtsune etuen Bid auf bic tinefe gersan-
unS bic i%berpunSenen GDncurrenten.
Der Manberer piini@t benz nun auf fetner
2anfbabn fret bafsbenpen 4dmpen ben befen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Serr ODetor Gtamm TT ant Is.
Stunt NIT Gnmilie BON 8remer 9afen abse-
retst unS pirb nG&fer Sage In ct. Saul
etntrefsn. @te SieIe rufen ibu1 Elm bersltdes
WiQfommen su!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Die @tabt n u m bat Der reue-
fen Genius Iufnabme 3afOlse cine gesDlteruns
BON 2179 GlnpObnern sessn 1910 i'm Sabre
1870.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Die bteFsen SarSefer Bprts
babea 70 sabIr,i&e gsfsaunesn fiji Grute- gla-
i9tns srbaItsn. bas bic .3abl Der auf tOmr,sn-
ben 0srbt 3u lteferupen Wai&inen rreitauisnb
~fanfbunssrt iibsrfsistn perbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

PORTRAITS bes neuernannten gtiGDfes
bcGtp' fen Srn. Nbtes SeibentulG tpurben foe
ben BON 9rn. q. gures gum @ertauf ausse.
felt. @sr piini&t ntdt tas iebr gut selunssne
gtIbntb bteies allsena eth beltebteu Yralatsn 1T
baben ? Wan iebe bic nebenfebenbe &nseige.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Die 8eS Slteruns SOn G%artbault
rirb, sefist auf ben iansfen Genius auf
5,519 Ginwcbnsr ansssebsn 3unabns isit
1870 um 80 yrpsent.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

2eBtere Insabe fist iI& auf Gampbea's neuss
Directory unb mag etpas bod scsriHsn fem,
trOgpsm Elm anistnIi&er 3upa9s wabrenb Der
leBten Sabre unbefreitbar if.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Rtnber @asen tn better 9uswabI
fntet man TN StUrc bes 5rn. Nusuf @uaer.
80. 10i SadiOn @trabe. 4etn 8amiiensatsr,
Der fir feline 8inber etnen f9Snen unb susIet1
bsquemen unb iOltben @aeen gu baben riniGt,
.ptrh es bereuen, balelbf etnen 8eiu& esma&t
unb ielbf eeprift Az BADEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Cute @parse MIpacas, tuarsn fri,
ter 60 cts. psrben BET CABIN v. So. ieBt su 40
cite. per garb D~erfauft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

@te bic @tabt ct. YauI pG& f.
ssiSt etne in bisiIsen enslilten 8ldttern erl9is-
meme fattfii&e NUtiS mad tpel@er bic 8spUIfe-
runs Der Stast su Ssri&isbeuen 3sixp bur9
fOIgenbe 3ablen rtprdlenttrt ptrb :
SIN Sabre 1888 adblte ct. VauI 3 Ginwphner.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
Seine Mrbeit 1T erften STANCES.
ct. peter, Minn, Is. DEG. 1874.
WaaI 5%arSefer @prts.

ct. 9aal 5arSeter @Drfs.
Na6bem mir IS Gfer e~ssrntst, batten mir
uber 100 8aibtl @etreibe bnScn, NIT benz
.,@lwarb 5arSeRer." Sd fam ben senannten
5arSefsr ben Garutern BON @trneiOta empfeb-
len. Die Wtai&tre ptrb tei9t sebOben unb
ssisnft rdbrenp fe i'm Gang III, fe wtrb IstGt
ua,sepsntet uab arbeitt ftta &c. Sbre arbeit
1T erften &anses, lowubI in QuantitGt ale in
Aualttdt. Metne Reiauns ID, baB 3pei Bin
Der auf ~berislben TO- niel gIrbeit tbun iuerhsn aIs
bier auf benz @runte, nit einem Selbstre&er
uber Dropper. SIR u. {. p.
Spbu Alton.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Die 9tabt ct. @Ipub bat laut Der
~aeusfen gtsusri6dsuns cine gepOlfsruns BON
anaef1br $500 Geelen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
eft su @. @erts 1O6 @abaiba ctr

8ebIet&te unb uneeblet&te
MusEtns fam man ieBt bilis baben, man
tuirb i& baSca iber. easen In !3abmS Dry
@pvb 9tpre. z Corners.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
Minm. Mm9em= nn6 Sbrem>
Snititut.


Office: ALPINE GUttase2, am Gtce part.
Mrat: Or. .. 9. 9¶ba&. 1o-1
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Sn @rtett.GcuntY irurben bonn 1.
NGr3 bis 1. Stunt an 3aren $15,175.33 bur6
ben SGaemeiier cpltettrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Gebt au W. Beis JOG @abalba Ctr.
unb taufet cure Grccsriss ipObIfett unS gut, ab-
seIiefert mad allen Ebeilen Der Stabt tplten-
fret
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

GalteOs rsrSsn in ct. PAUL test ~ 81
bic Z etc. per garb Sertauft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

5eue 8IetberfoTe, CONNER GbanIs
unb fsrtise SOmmer In3ise gum 9aIben prets
BET i3abnt II. 60.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

OF. Yeters. 8eretn, pairO3tuiuusfeR
8eamtenpabl &c. isbe brittle Seits.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

.8lstf@manns Yre6 6efetn Sanfen
@rreerte 9tOre, tabe Der heutlGen TAFT; Rirde.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

6hr Datcta County Tnbet bic 2anb-
tptrtbl4aftlt9e Gatr btsiss Sabr bonn 20. Gep.
tsnabsr bic 1. October az GarminstOn aatt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

xdu.fem n.

IS. Surt. Sptann Sapttf SeinriG Hismar. Gltsrm;
Carl Mismar unt Waria esb. S,ftr.
Carl aItert Saurrb. GI,sra; Srs. VI. 9auSrb usb
Gatbarina stb. @rft.
26. Stunt. Gnua etsrtpd. Gltern: @i&asl etsrwa
unb Ssfa sch. 8ltf6tt.
n. Stunt 8rattsea Sauter. @ttern, Gnselbertt
Seuter unh Natia ses. fermann.
GSaars GaIpar @iats. GIt.rn peter Mtaie unb ca
tHartna ssb. Ssrr.
70. Stunt. Marta Gataarina Venars. Gltesn: geter
Ytnars unb MartG @srtrut seb. 2etsns.
%. SUM-. Marta Sauf&tt. Gltsrn &lpsFus 9an'
f8er unh Barbara sch. Riefnsr.
q G Il c N.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

g t. saul %. Stunt 1875.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Deutf1er 3abnar3t-Dr. 6. $40
nans, seseniber benz @arttbaale. Yretle lebr
maBtg. Befe &eferenjen. 40
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
st. saul RarftbertGa.
WbaIsfaIs Yreiit.

DSs sasIts sOrrsstrtssn u. s..tmm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Bel %. @ets 100 Dabaiba ctr. tTnnt
tbr baten:.
Sapan Sbee per Yfb......."... 20
bsfer SOlons ........... 90
+" Sun Wctuber .....~.".... lao
" @nsliI@r 8uaffef ....."....... 100
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-28
OhiO's Newly Elected Governor.

General Rutherford B. Hayes, who has
been elected Governor of Ohio, after an
exciting contest, in which the personality
Of the candidates seem to have been
forgotten, was born in Delaware county,
Ohio, October l., 1892. He graduated 1t
Kenyon College in 1912, and studied
law at Cambridge. He practiced his
profession in Cincinnati until the out.
break Of the war, when he entered the
service as Major of the Esd Ohio reei.
ment. He served with distinction, and
at the close Of the val was Brieadier
General, with the brevet rank of Major
General. In 1854 he was elected a Req.
resentative in Congress from Cincinnati,
being reelected in 1866, but resieaed
his seat in 1867, when he va elected
Governor of Ohio. He vas reelected
Governor in 1869. In 1872 he Was I.
for Congress, bat was defeated
BY Hon. Henry B. Banning. the caadi-
date of the "Liberal Republicans
Governor Allen, who Was defeated 1t
late election, appointed General
one of the Commissioner to rep
resent Ohio 1t the Centennial.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-28
Maid Helen.
Why She Stopped Her Paper.

Brooklyn Argus: She came bouncing
through the sanctum door like a cannon
ball, and without pausing to saw "How
dye doG" she brought her umbrella
down on the table with a mighty crash,
and shouted:
81 want to stop ny paper"
"All rigkt, madam"
"Stop it right ell, too" she persisted,
whacking the table again, "for I waited
long enough for you TO do the square
thing"
She quoted down for a moment. as we
ran our fingers down the list of nance.
and when We reached hers and scratched
it out, she said:
There; now mebbe youIldoAwHaa
ought TO after this, and NOT
woman jest u she's poor.a LIE
rich folks happen to have Z
headed, bandy-legged, ed,
wheezy squaller born to them, you puff
it to the skies and make it out an angel:
but when poor people have a baby you
don't say a word about it, even if it is
the squsrest-toed, blacklist haired, big
gest-headed. nOblest little kid that ever
kept a m awake at nights. That's
what's the matter, and that's why I
stopped roy paper"
And she dashed out as rapidly as she
came.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-28
Central IeWs Dtstrset RalP-Artleles
Nor1hv 81 UentlOu.

W. 49, -
Nerthv q 0entioa.
One thing that particularly attracted
ri attention was . BAiixo PEEss. for
hay, broom corn. husks, rags, ETC. built
Z. A. A. Arnold, of 10 Court Avenue,
Dies Moines, Iowa Il II 1t once exceed
irgly eJfeien; and portable. Bales Of hay
made by il weigh 900 lbs. each, and two
men with ~ other powef| Will make
from 40 to 50 bales per day Of 10 hours.
II can lie taken TO pieces aud loaded on
. wagon in ten minutes, and put up
again ready for work - easily. II Is
undoubtedly the most rapid and Efficient
hand press Of which we have any knowl-
edge. The complete machine weighs
about 100 lbs. Just in this connection
We would speak Of q little matter that
seems not TO be understood by men gen.
orally who deal in ''iour and feed" viz:
that wherever that business Is remunera-
tive, il will pay to hsrdle baled hay.
One Of the most attractive machines
exhibited on the fair grounds was .
steam hammer invented and patented by
Wilson 4 Stein, and manufactured toy
Brooks, Wilson & Stein of Des Noines.
1t il under perfect control OF the ham
norman, when working a: full speed, TO
strike q blow from me pound 20 fivo
thousand pounds. just as he wishes for
the work he is doing. They have pat
terms and are now prepared TO supply
any q wishing a hammer on
notice. Any firm manufacturing any
thing in the iron line should have one.
The hammer is complete itself; al! that
is necessary is to place it on a good
foundation Of timber, attach a steam pipe
to the b, iicr and. ISc arc ready for work.
They are Offering these hammers very
cheap compared with hammers made 10y
others: they arc even cheaper than the
ordinary trip hammer and far superior.
For further information address Brook,
Wilson Il Stein, box 1lo, Des Moints,
Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-28
VIM. ALLEN INGALLS,, Patentee,
MOLINE. FL.
Lux dosxo.

Your st,estioa 10 called 10 IszasIs' isisss and
one Of has 0sst useful iaveu:ions, tbs neeessity
Tor which has long bcen rc~aIised-s dsyi<s 60
simple snd practicable thss 10 DeSits sfe osytoc.
hf Daking and r~epaif4nx chains vifhcus tAs sid
of any tool. oad scjsstssIe % seee.
Ass TAX fs pioU ~ejevtses 70 10 safer. noye
eonvcatest and l~ss expsn,!ye than asy hereto
fore In Use
AL lfnk Scr making ehai.ss to srsa.ni, power
os moticn. II 10 very far abead of b~iss OF ssy
chain e1fanf, vhere rosiffve ~nsnssisssoe 10 re
q1tred. eBd economy coostdsfe1.
foe Agricultural al Mil nseAire sses. - vel
- nfniag 1orpnses. Is sss % eqssL
IL sxce1s In svsry particular. md 10 sniike ssy
Enk- book riaE. etc. hsssts(swe oode-ssrssSsF.
and awoyS resdy fe sse.
The.e Hsks srs Efstsg ssgsaiiasa sssisssestos
N tSets stssnxtA see aaxsbsiify. bessAss ssssag
fhe loes - tioe aed sxa<ass sfissAiss Q irts 20
the biaeko0ttA shop
C-osrsspoo4saee asA orders are recasvcd daily
ftuo Tie hardware tx.dS fhsosxkost ise listed
Stsa0 sn1 Csaa1as-
A vnses fsuo North Wnconsts sssns sAss -
isss tkaskskfyisg asy, In fhs psesRaes of ov1
oos hao1sO9 DooDs9. IL fhros<aGAfoo tseA Enk
q ns1tnD skDe) 80 tSNs1 BY . f03 % 1pzs
hoeSes tat fafte1 % heuAk 10
Y6g psices saA tesDs. s11eess /
WI. ALlRy INGALLS,, 0e1loe. III
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-28

was gushing FROM her heart. Anon. he
would lay her teudeyly down, and with
acknowledgements pursue her murderer.
Then he would awake far. far awsyfrom
the place where all this had trsnspired,
with q heart SO cold and empty.
At last he returned TO his native land;
and hurrying back Ia Kirkconnel, trsv-
ersed all the scene Of this narrative again.
Then with the widest sorrow. he
stretched himself upon his lovers grave
-died--and was buried by her side.
'Soon shail w meet no more to part.
In chimes II biiss!" he cried.
Then On his muchloved Helen's tsmb.
He laid him down and died
There are two versions Of the old bal
lad entitled "Fair Helen" and As both
are good and comparatively unknown, I
may he allowed to quote them here.
FIRST VERSION.
bAa Az Sls
OF truth and worth beyond compare.
Thou ART the causer Of my care,
Since f,s, I loved thee,
Yet God hath given to me q mind.
The which TO thee shall prove a. kind,
A any one that thou shsit 6nd.
u high or low degree
The shallowesi water makes naift din:
The deepest pool the deepest linn:
The richest man least truth within,
Though he preferred be.
Yet nevertheless I am content,
And never . whit my love repent.
BIT think the time be a wecl spcn,,
Though I disdaincd be.
o, Helen swec, and mails, complete.
My captive spirits at thy feet;
Think thou still fit thus for to trrs,
Thy captive cruelty.
o, Helen brave, but this I crave.
Some pity have OF thy poor slave,
And do him rave that's near his grave.
And dies for love OF thee.
SECOND vEE- On,
! wish I were where Helen lies:
Might and day on me she cries;
. that l We're where Helen lice,
On fair kirkconnel lee.
Curst be the heart that thought the thought,
And curst the hanI that fired the shot,
Where in my arms burd' Helen drop',
And died TO succor me.
U think We ma my heart was sair,
When my love drOpt down and spakc nae mair,
There did did she swoon wi muckle care,
On fair kirkccnncl lee.
As l went down the water side.
None but my foe to be my guide,
None but my foe to be my guide,
On fair kirkconnsl lee.
lighted down, my sword did draw.
hacked him IN pieces sma',
/ hacked HIM in pieces sma',
For her sake that died for me.
u, Helen fair, beyond compare,
Ill weave a garland Of thy hair.
Shall bind ny heart forever msir.
Until the day I dee!
q, that I were whe:e Helen lies.
Night and day on me che cries:
Out Of my bed she bids me rise,
Say, "Hsste and come to me-"
y, Helen fair! o, Helen cha.te.
Were I with thee I would be bltst,
Where thou lies now and takes rest,
On fair Kirkconnel lee.
wish my grave were growing green.
winding sheet drawn DER my cen.
And In Helen's arms lying,
On fair Kirkconnel lee.
wish ] were where Helen lies.
Night add day on me she cries,
And I am weary OF the skies,
For her sake that died for me.
maid Helen.
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DR.. McAFfEE-A reguis, graduate O: Dr.ii.s
and Amercan insfitutes. ~ yesFs = prac'icing
physician. Treas all Diseases Of the Kidneys,
Liver. Lungs, Hear, Throat, Head and Neryou-
eystcn. Errors VI Youth and Abuses Of Man
hood successfully treated and even after Others
have failed. SiUo forfeit for any Gaze OF SIENNA
Weak1ers or private Disease al any kind or char
acier he undertakes End fall 10 cure. Ladies
will find proper u sstment fCf Diseases pecuiiai
to their sex. All letters containing stamps foi
reply promptly answered.
CoEsaIt0fi0n free. ocnd Tor circular. Address
Lock Box 80. or call Al ofsce, 81 Perry street,
Daven mr.. IOwn-
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The Dubuque pspers Gay that the
epizootic is spreading In that city, and
that there aze many Gases Of the disease
IN tie livery stables, bat in . mlldse
form than heretofore.
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RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF

INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION or BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LCSOO
SORE THROAT DIFFICULT
P~ALPirATlON OF THE HEART,
MYSTERIES THE
ATARI INFLUENZA, HEADACHE,
TOOTIACuE. MUAPs. NEURALGIA,
COLD CuILl4 A0UE CHIl.La.
The application Of The 9LuE0 70 the
part or parts Shers the psia OF di0eslty ssiss yin sasst
ease and comfort
Tr.sty dross b. half . ss.slsr q ssass yin. IL . 30
moments, esrs CRAMPS, sPABMS. AOUR TOnACH
uEARrBCRS. SICK DYs-
ENTERY. COLO. WIND IN TAE BOWkl4. 80 eli
INTERNAL PAINS.
Tnvelsrs should aivay carry sbsttls u RADWAYO
8e4tGG with them. A few drops II vssss viii prsvsss
siekaess or pains fro0 change q vssss.
1T ~ BETTER THAN FRENCH BRANDY OR BIT.
TIERS As 4
Price 30 Cents. Sold BY Druggists.
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If DIS MONIES.

RUHlNE0 KDCCATlON.-ns Oeeunvu
- DusaDsos ColDego aDa 101agTapA lnsti-
inpNovea 1eilit3ss, piaeine q ff IN alvsnce q
my st0iler instt1f5oO In tAs Stata In p3ess-
vatress of locality. nsat1ess sd elegance Of A.
11ee0e1t, en- Rooms errtainiy expel. On
eoesss q study - meiFely practical. anA fally up
70 u eenAod0 q III pcoGraeoive -. We Asye
N 0eteas leoe10r ~ eoeh tspaTt1saf, 81 or
AarOoay. Sod aanp ~ eirealan aad sod
OeoA RcaAfB SoaPoOH O1tu0va. IO1a-
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O II E

Northwestern Missouri,
Upon improved farms, In runs Of $500 and a..
wards. for . term Of 3 to 3 years; interees st 10
per cent, payable e~emi-aunuslly.
Funds supplied ON sHoRr NOTICE and n m.
DUc8D RATE Of commission. Apply to
BUkNHA4, Mckinley . CO.,
Council Bluff. low
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ji 4 q = j; ]; ! !; i E; !: z; !! ! !: : :: ! !
PAIN Consultation Free. Ccrr-sposdancs
81 and - State ST., Chsoasa
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Strawberry Plants

EOR SALE by E. p. ROE. au,hor OF ..Play and
Il Profit in NY Gsrden," ''Openirg a Ches.nar
barr, etc. Plants set ont now will be.r we'll
next June. Send for CiIcsla,. Address a, Corn
wall on the Hudson. Orange Co. N. Y.
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that crumbling corner, you can see how
little difference there is between demo-
cratic and aristocratic dust. Walking
among the tombstoncs You see very
strange devices. Tie skull and cross
bones have been in great ,epute long
ago. There is another old stone with what
might be called a wood cut of Adam and
Eve. There is another stone on which is
carved the figure of a female lacing her
self so tightly that her eyes protrude as
'the eyes of q toad" and under her a
man is driving like "Jehu the son of
Nimshi" for a doctor; but il is all in
vain; he is too late, for she died and
sleeps now in common dust. Then there
are such quaint inscriptions: some in
Latin, which are read only now and then.
These we suppose mark where the
neighboring schoolnasteis have been
laid to rest Some in home made poetry
which limp as they 60. There are some
sentences IN prose, which flatter the
dead. u no Ole knows whether justly
or uIjustly; and indeed no one seems to
care. Some passage Of Scripture tells
that the sleeper once had a hope of q
better future. Some yen can tell only
the year in which they died; in Others
that even is effaced, and nothing now is
known save that some one slumbcrs
there in peace. How unassuming these
quiet country ~grsveyards of Scotland;
how full Of associations. What lone
some places they wont to be.
Haunted With dead light. strange dis.
NAL soundA until your spirit was 90