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THH BEST
PRAIRIE LANDS
IOWA AND NEBRASKA,
FOR SALE BI THE
BurIington& Missouri RiverR. R. Co.


one Million Acres In Iowa and southern
Nebraska. The finest country I'm IN" wol.
Ia combine Farming and stock Raising.
The soil is Rich and easily cultivated f,
Climate warm; Seasons long; Taxes luw ,
and Education Free. No payments re-
uuirrd on principal tin FifIh year, nii
then only Onc-SeyCnth Each Year lnlil
paid. -
LAND EXPLORING TICKETS
Sold at important stations On TIA" Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroad, aud cost
of same refunded when land Is bought
Half Fare To families OF purchasers, aud
Low FrcightS ON household goods amt
farm stock.
Twenty per cent premium tor cuItiNn-
ton.
Large Discounts Tor Cash within one,
two and three years.
Products will pay for Land and Improve
mouts long before the principal become
due.
"The So-Called dcStitution In Nebraska,
lies in the far western region, beyond ia,
lands oi the h. & NJ. II. r. CO..
n5-FOr circulars that Will describe mI!5
these lands, and the terms nt sale, uppN
To or address LAND COMMISSIONER,
Burlington, Iowa, for Iowa Lands, or Linz
coin, Ncb, for Nebraska lands, or 20
=. r. SHAW, Agent,
fch23Esb iarkcrNbu K, West Va
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New YORK, July 2s.-Mr. Fisk, OF
Fisk * Hatch to-day said careful inquiry
had been made among the banks, who
reported not more than 100000 ut the
outside of the firms bills held in the city.
The president of the Bank of the State
of New York where the suspended firm
kept their account said his bank held
some 100000, . uritics of the firm, all OF
which was available stock.
Judge Shipman, assignee of Duncan
Sherman & Co.. has been busy all day
with the clerks making all examination
of the books.
The Secretary of the Commercial
Warehouse Company, stated to-day, that
the probable liabilities OF the company
were 81, 100000; the assets which are not
available are perhaps S4,000,OoO: A full
statement will be ready IN about two
weeks.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, July 28.-Thirty-onc mills
closed at Dundee and 1000 persons are
out of work
The American Team visited the arscn-
al at Woo!wick today, by special per-
mission
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s,in other Reported Failures.

New YORK, July st is reported
that the Commercial Warehouse Com
panv have failed. The cause is heavy
advances Oh Cuban crops which the rain
destroyed.
PHILADELPHIA July 2S.-John Mason
& Co, sugar dealers, suspended to-day.
Liabilities 100000.
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Mountain Meadow.

BEAVER UTAH, July 28-Several
witnesses we're sworn at Beaver, to-day,
and the evidence is confrmatory of that
preceding. Lees cell was searched to-
day, and was found to contain numerous
articles to assist him in escape. This az
ternOon the defense presented
an affidavit by telegraph from
Salt Lake, that Brigham Young and
George Smith were in too feeble health
to come to Beaver, and asked that the
depositons be accepted, which was re.
fused. The defence said it should take
atiidavits any way, and asked till to NOR
row to open the case for the defence.
This afternoon one the wives OF Lee
insisted on seeing him, and upon refusal
assaulted the jailer, and was lodged in
Jail therefor.
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u..rN.uas this morning Indicate
.... -...., rains have worked very
damage to the Western crops
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Sir ChnrIc. AddcrIv.> niII

LONDON, July 2S.-In the House of
Commons this afternoon, Sir Charles
Adderly, President of the Board of Trade,
introduced bill to further empower the
Board of Trade to prevent unscaworthy
vessels from sailing. In presenting the
measures he stated that PlimsolI's bill
was not acceptable to the government
because it was based on wrong PRINCIPLES.
He was here interrupted by cries Of
NO. Continuing his remarks he said
the bii! was also Objectionable hcrulsc in
punishing offenders ii actually takes upon
itself the conduct of the marine service.
The act Of 1872, already empowers the
government to stop unscaworthy ships.
Since then 95S vessels had been stopped.
of winch jl5 were found to be unsca-
worthy. The present blli was intended
to strengthen the Executive, facilitate
more rapid and direct action, and pro-
vide II sufficient number of officers to rf-
fectually dctain unseaworlhy ships 1t
also allows IL fourth part OF the crew to
demand survey. Finally, it was merely
an earnest of the fuller legislation 10 be
had next session.
Sullivan thought that the Ioadlinc
provision for showing gram should be
engrafted in the bill.
Roebuck denied that the bill would sat.
isfy the country. He advocated coutin-
uing the consideration of Plimsolls bill.
Various other members followed, more
or less censuring the bill, while wishing
to eXtricatc the government from its diff
Guilty.
Finally the bill passed its first reading.
Its second reading is fixed for Friday
morning.
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Mrs. GRANTshows true maternal So
hcitude for her daughter. Being asked
why Mrs. Sartoris did not SO arrange it
that her boy might be born in the White
House, and thus start life with ec!at, she
said "Its so much more healthy for Nell
lie here, where the air is fresh and the
breezes cool, and we weren't gong to
risk our daughter in the heat and excite
ment at Washington for the mere Prvl!-
ege Of having grandson born in the
White House. Her Excelency IS very
right. The mere fact ofthe youthful scion
Of the Imperial House having been born
in the White House would have done
him no good in cur Republic.
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MADRID, July 29.-Thc bombtrdmcnt
of Sen de Urgcl continues. 1t is report
ed that the Carlsts there, have mutinied
and spil,cd the runs.
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Sudden Death OF Roman Catholic
Priest.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 2S.-Rey.
James O'Kcan, pastor of st. Andrews
Catholic church, this city, died very sud
denly, last night, from an attack of
asthma. Bishop Fitzgerald, who is in
Ohio, has been telegraphcd for. The
funeral takes place Friday.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & co
An Interview With w. B.
Duncan.

New YORK, July 2S.-The Herald
publishes an interview with w. b. Dun
car, who says there is no truth in the
report that he went to Europe to consult
Alex. Duncan tor the purpose OF securing
his aid to negotiate new loans, or that he
spplicd to Barring Bros, and other Eu-
ropean firms for assistance. 1t WAS de-
MED that the Union Banking Co, is loser
by the firm to even the amount Of far
thing. Mr.. Duncan says that every ar
rangement has been made to prevent
Americans abroad, with their letters Of
credit, experiencing any trouble. Mr..
Barlow. counsel for the firm, says that
rumors that the failure will affect the
Union bank of London, is entirely un-
founded, as the bank Is fully
protected; rs also are the Bar
ings. Signor Navarro, Mexican
Consul is dcpositor with Duncan, Shcr-
man X Co.. to the full amount OF his prI-
vate fortune, sixty or seventy thousand
dollars, and all the moneys belonging to
the Consulate, but does not seem afraid
of the loss
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Inthc Western State.

many houses would more or less suffer
Thcagnnts of the Union Bank Of London,
the Bank of New York say there Is
no truth IN the rumOr of its suspension.
The only ground therefor being the fact
that the cable announced It's refusal to
honor the drafts of Duncan, Sherman
x Co.
On Monday last Mrs. Sarah NJ. &.
sherman. widow, and VIM. B. Duncan,
of the firm of Duncan, Sherman " Co,
made transfer Of real estate in this city
to 4. Duncan. amounting TO $3Sj,OOO.
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Chief Clerk Avery Arrested.

WAsHIHGToN, July 2S.-The District
Attorney for the District Of Columbia
received to-day from the United States
Attorney for the Eastern District Of
Missouri certified copy Of the indict-
ment found by he Grand Jury of the
District Court Of st. Louis against W. O..
Avery, late Chief Clerk of the Treasury
department, with a request for his arrest,
as also warrant for his arrest, returna-
bic at the present term of court. Avery
was arrested, and Judge Humphrey fixed
the bail for his appearance ut st. Louis,
at $1,000. which was giyen.
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shock Oran Earthquake.

HARTFORD, July 2S.-A slight shock
on an earthquake was noticed in this city
at 4:l0 this morning, 1t was felt with
greater force in the Western part of the
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-01-05

di - nu slysel jste cd sameho Matesa, &e
il bah jiz sprostil bidy Baron posled
nj chvili pamatoval ma Matesa, mel Fl y
pozdraven blazince vyiti; vyhodil mu
foGni plat. Ale bdh uchovei, ably no byl
Mates pfijal RadG trpi HAD a potion
ka Sc mezi dobrymi lidmi. Madlenka by
la by plat pfijala - ale baron ma nj Y
poslodni vdi neyzpomGl. -"
Ten den mel isem ma cekani smdlu, ami
o pirko jsem nezavadil; nedbal jsem, ma
je pofade Matesa ma ocich.
Asi "a pdl leta potom sdelil mi P....,
ze take Mates dokonal be mel ze zamku
slavnf pohfeb.
Oba jsme no politovali
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-01-05

lie skladu poGita Sc tisic stfey. [. l pa
palec ciste 49.00, plank els. 2. l p. 5000
Ii. cstte 1900, ciste plank 400. LII
ciste | palec 41.oe. Box l palec 5000.
Fencing 1000. Cis. |. Stoks 10
paIcd stroke 20.00. Cis. Ii. 1000. Ciste
Commons 10.00-20.00.
Stave bni p etfe y: Joist scant.
ling a tramy, kratsf nez 8 stfevic1 1900
20 str. dlouhe cena die delky dfeva.
Pod a ha (Flooring) cd $500;
Common 5000, druha Common 24.00;
Norway 5000, Siding (Saiting) 5000
Sindel XXX Is palcd fezany 500;
els. l. neb cisty Butts 4.50; els. 2. $50
800. A. |. Is palcd fezany 4.25.
Latky 2.25-2.50 tisic.
Cedrov6 pos ty male 20 eta. pro-
stfednf % ctG. ,velk6 800 cti kus.
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CleveIandsky trh.

" u
minkamy zvlast6 poznamenanymi.
Psenice: cislo 1, cervena zimni
112 Gis 2. 1.09.
Kukufice: K $50 cts.
Owes: cis. 1. 56 els. 2. 81 cti.
Zito: 95-98 buse
Jecmen: 1.25-l5O buse.
Mouka: 7.0Q-7.25 "a sud cerve
ne neb bis 2imni psenice mleta
mGst6 samcthe druhy ma venku nile
te so ctd. meme; jarni psenicna mouka
5.75-6.50 "a sud-
Zitn mouka: 5.50-6.25 "a sud.
Pice: "a Tun6 hrubych otrub II 90;
nejlepsf (Middlings) $500.
oeno: Timotejske ma fIrech 2O.0O-
22.00 "a tonu.
Nasolen6 hov4zi maso: Ceny
stale poptavky dobre, 00.O0-13.00 "a
extra Mess
Uzene maso sunky nalozen6 V
cukru 12i-00. Pfedni cti; spek 13A
90 ctG, zusene hov6zi Is
=. ,aaa. 90 70 ,.uo4id % 70 a''..o ,.'oA. w.
90 Eo oA Eo
sadie m4st4 ntevatene IA ct1 ~;
soudkn. ma sudy 13; ma venku pfevafo-
1913 die jakosti.
Mas o neilepsi 30-34 c.
Veice tersty4 26-1- ma sndv = no
eitane
Stra tovarnv 15-16 ct6 n Iibrr
-. es oo.lx1
C:LAlo - :. 80 ,.,. Ga. U.s. -
pio 80 90. t.--,.sl-z.
.,.,,,.
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,ao ' ''" Y''7N'' >
= \ II y -loS kostKo'
w uroony ' zrilhacll II S-l2 extra "
lps' ziu'y ia "r'o h'co 'A-loA'
uo" '-'' e'u'
Dirt b ef; zlya kurata za llbru Il
II ctG, 1--WE krocany 10l-11 eta.
Ocet: prayy cidrovf 12-l4c Gall.
inv druh 14-15 ct.
SSl. 20 o,a Soo;oo,.ol-6 . onoudoo
" - en,,
l..ahf,a.r% o o.
Ct~,.1 70 oos ,,
= II III 81 lo-oo c'u 4" Horu zal'@o-
nlho New lorkskeho-
Slad: "a zoo buse, nemlety.
oyro D IN P l.oo-l.25 "a Gall
= K IN a lie lo-l2 "a lbru.
efl die Jakosn oo-99 ctu "a hbru
va p IL 0: l.lo "a SUD-
~ IN ent: Oswego Akron l.fO sud
!. hou'sVilie ~ SUD-
, Er Q III pr cele kare STANDARD
oily "a ~ ONO ohnevzdorny ia c
/ ma va mo zf-zo' Java 54-3o GU
l II &c move Ilysoh 'V-loo' 0nh
Po"uer loo-loo' 'aPahsNe 'o---l.lo
eisalske iVo-l''' cerhe %.
M oil ses "a gallon n. Orleansk!
|. $50 Porto Rico 65-1D' kuba 33-3'
Rozlnk Ky move Layers" baxn'
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Anthony Baer,

v zbozi hrncifskem, sklenenem, kane
mem, lampy atd. atd.
1876 Water Str. Cleveland, O. o.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-01-05
TrZni hEidka.
4<ew YOrsky penoAml trla.

New York, dine 5. ledna 1874
Zlato kupnJe 1903 prodava.
Statnl papiry.
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PadOuci nemOc beZplatni
lfceMa.

PadOuci nemOc beZplatnG
lfccna.
kdokoliv skliGen jest svrchu jmenova-
nou nemoci, m6ze dopsati dru. Pricovi,
ktery mu neprodlene zasle jednu lahvic-
ku ma zkousku
I'd arma
DIR. Price jest pravidelny lekaf, ktery
padouci nemoci a kfecovitym zachvatdm
ytnoval mnoholeta studia; on zaruci 1ci-
mex jeho leku.
Neopomente -dopsati mu 0 lahvitku ma
zkousku; nestoji niceho
pozdrav as,
bez ohledu tomu, jak dlouho vas Ia ne.
moe trapi mnoholi jinych yprostfedkd
proti nj jste uzil.
Obe5niky a vysvedeeni zaslou Sc
bezplatne lahvickou.
Adresujte:
DR.. Chas. T. PRICE,
81. William Str. N. York.
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dtOO DAILY TO AGENTS. - new ,rfr.
DGU cles and the best Family Pau,r ID.
America, with two $500 rErumu>. rrr.
\. VI. MFG CO, ~ Broadway. y. \
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NEARLY RUUTD.

H. X. STEVENS: Dear Sir-lE expressing
nv thanks to YOU for benefits derived nom
the use Of Negetine, and to beneht Others
/ will state
When eight or nine years old | was
afflicted with Scrofula, which made its APP
paaranCe in my eyes, lace and head, and
was very near blind tor two years. All
kinds OF operations were performed on my
eyes, and all 10 no good result. Finally
the disease principally settled in my body.
limbs and feet, and at times III an aggTa.
waited way.
Last summer | was, from some cause,
weak I'm my spine and kidneys, ana
ii was at times very hard 10 retain the
urine. Seeing your advertisement IN the
Commercial, bought a bottle OF NcgCtiuc
and commenced using according to dircc-
tons. In two or three days | obtained
great relief. After using four or five bottles
noticed 10 had a wonderful effect on the
rough, SCaly blOtcheS on my body and legs.
] still used Negetinc and the humorous
sores one aitar another disappeared until
they were all gone, and ! attribute the
cure Of Tn" two disease TO NcgctInc, and
nothing else.
III am ever affected with anything Of
the kind again shall try Nrgctinu Is the
only reliable remedy. ono" more accept nay
thanks, and believe me 10 be, veryreSp"ci-
fully, AUSTIN PARkOII,
No. - Gano street, Cincinnati, ONO.
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder, etc, are
always unpleasant, and at times They be-
come the most distressing and dangerous
diseases that can atlcCl the human system.
Most diseases OF the kidneys afiSr nom
impurities in the blood, causing humorN
which settle on these parts. Ncgritn" cN-
GELS any known remedy In the whole
world tor cleansing and purlfng the blood
thereby causing a healthy action 10 all tie
organs Of the body.
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THE FOURTH WARD PIC-NIC.-About
half past nine o'clock last night the
steamer Iron Valley and barges arrived
ut the wharf and safely discharged the
great load of satisfied and tired human
ity, who had been pic-nicing to Crcsap 5
Grove. There must have been nearly
one thousand children and adults on the
excursion. The day was beautiful, and
not AN incident occurred to mar
the pleasures Of the trip, un-
less it be slight confusion Of the
foot, which occurred to little girl by
slipping in some way, among the barges
and for few moments creating some
anxiety.
Prof. Snowden and his corps of assist
ants deserve great praise for the care and
trouble bestowed upon the preparation OF
and consequently, successful termination
of the picnic.
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COUNTY CouRr-Judge Cochran

SOINlI SONHA
The Court met at the usual hour.
On motion of j. II. Good, Esq, Hon.
John A. Campbell, Of Hancock county,
was admitted to practice in this court:
The case of the State Us. Richard her'
ney. on motion of the defendant, was
continued until next term, ne giving
bond in 500 for his appearance.
The case of the State Us. John Stanley
was continued.
The case of the State u.s. James Bulger,
Jr., indicted for exhibiting and keeping
faro bank. was continued until next term.
Bulger gave bond IN the sum OF sou Tor
his appearance.
Joseph c. McCleary, of Belmont
county, Ohio, was admitted to practice in
this court.
In the case of the State Us. Patrick
Mahoney, indicted for assault and bat
terry, the Jury returned Il verdict OF guilty,
and assessed a fine Of five dollars and
costs.
w. A Arnett, Esq, formerly of st.
louis, but now OF this city, was admitted
to practice in this court.
The case OF the State Us. j. Renike,
was continued until next Saturday.
In the case of the State eS. Samuel ID.
Tippett, charged with assault and bat
terry, the jury returned verdict OF not
guilty.
Henry Gasminger was qualified, CIV
ing bond for $500 as executor OF the Will
of Frederick Miller, which will was pro-
bated on the 9TH inst.
The Court adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning.
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KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there is no complaint that
q ilicts the human system, which Is so
little understood at the present time, as
some of the varied forms OF Kidney Com
plants. I'll, ..,,,,..s s,,o,,
There is no disease which causes such
acnfs main or more alarm in its results
than when the kidneys fail 10 secrete from
the blood the uric acid, aud other poison
Gus substances, which the blood accumu-
iates I'm its circulation through the system
II from any cause heRidneys fail 10 per
form the functions devolving upon them
the cumulations are taken up by the
absorbents and the whole system thrown
into a state OF disease, causing great pam
and suffering, and very often immediate
death. Hence the importance OF keeping
IN lyidnevs and blood in a healthy condi'
ton, through which all the impurities OF
=. DIN
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MARTINS FERRY ITEMS!


Ohio Valley News.I
THE temperance workers propose to
have a parade and picnic on the Fourth
of july. 1t is suggested to unite all the
Sabbath Schools in the affair.
THE Methodist and Presbyterian Con-
eregations of this place have united,
while the N. E. Church is being repair
ed. Rev. Chalfant and Rev. Edwards
preach alternately IN the Presbyterian
Church.
The hasty and consequently regrettul
strike at "Ohio City" is amicably settled
and the works are in full blast; every
man at his furnace. We hope, for the
good of cooperative enterprises in gen
eral and for the good name Of our local
industrial establishments, me may not
have a recurrence eff such an unpleasant
ness; free labor and safe capital will de-
velop natural value ofproducts, will satisfy
all Observation-Disclosures are unnatural,
and produce artificial results which in
the end. sooner or later are exposed and
participants made shameful.
WE had pleasant call last week from
/ General Mchcti suO-tOHtTaSIOI VI '4S
Wheeling Il Lake Erie railroad.
The General is busy solving the ques-
ton twill the road be built by direct
ing all his energies to the speedy compld-
ton of his heavy contract degrading, and
before some OF our people wiIladmit that
the construction of the road Is within the
bounds of probability, the first hun
bred miles will be completed; Gen. Me.
Kee is one of those quiet unobtrusiye
men who mean business. An additional
squad Of men were employed by him
last week, and set to work west of his
main point of operations. We can most
conscientiously assure our people that II
the road i not speedily completed to this
point, the fault will be their own, and
not that of the energetic board Of direc-
tors and officers of the company.
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PRONOUNCED INCURABLE,

Boston, May 80, 1871.
II. :. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir-I have
been badly afflicted with Kidney Com
plaint for ten years; have suffered great
pain in my back, hips and side, with great
difficulty in passing urine, which was
often, and in very small quantities, ire
aucntly accompanied with blood and eX-
crutiating pain.
have faithfully tried most OF the popu-
lar remcdic, recommended for my COM
pIaint. have been under the treatment OF
some of the most Sliilliul physicians III
Boston, all of whom pronounced my ease
iucurabe. This was my condition when
/ was advised by a friend 10 try the Ncge-
tine, and could see the good effects from
the first dose took, and from that mo-
ment kept on improving until was en-
tirely cured, taking in all, should think,
about six bottles.
II is indeed "A valuable medicine and II
should be- afflicted again in the sam" way,
| would give a dollar Il dose, II ] could not
get IL without. Respectfully,
j. VI. GLE,
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INCIPlENT FIRE Last evening about
u o'clock, a large past board sign, upon
which was labelled Ice cream and in
front oi William Wollenweber's confec-
tionary establishment on Main street,
caught fire from the gas in front of the
building. For time there was a big
blaze and some danger, but II heroic
young lady connected with the estab-
lishment, succeeded in putting out the
fire. and not much damage was entaiIed.
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PIC-NICs AND LUNCH FIENDs-The
lunch fend was aboard in the land yes.
terday. With open jaws and cadeyerous
"inners,7 he struggled with turtle soup
at Cleutus Hauser's, and wine and
"speck" ut Frank Walter in the evening
The butchers picnic, the Fulton school
picnic and Frank Walters picnic
drew nearly a. our citizens out to Frank
Walters two mile house yesterday and
last night, Nothing matching the crowd
and enjoyment has ever been seen in this
region. Our leading citizens were near
all there, and were most Hospitality enter
tanned by the urbane host, Mr.. Walters.
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THE BEST MEDICINE.
EAST MARsHFIELD, Aug. y, Is

Mr.. STEVENS: Dear Sir-l am seventy
one wears of age; have suffered many years
with Kidney Complaint, weakness IN my
back and stomach. | was induced DS
friends To try your Ncgctiuc, anu think
it IN. hest medicine for weakness OF the
Kidneys ever used. l have tried many
remedies lor this complaint, and never
found 50 much relief as from the NegetIht'
It strengthens and inVigor"Irs me "IioI'
system. MANY of my acquaintance have
taken II. and believe il 10 be good for al
the complaints for which IL Is recOmmeh-
Ced. ourn lrui NI,,r,r,,
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PAIN IN THE BACK.

There is no remedy known to medical
science which has proved itself more vaIu-
able in cases OF Kidney Complaints imam
the Vrgetine. It acts directly upon me
secreti0ns, cleanses and purihes the oLo0l'
and restores the whole system 10 he"i'h!
action. ,,.-.- ,,,,,... -,
The following extraordinary cure OF
great sufferers. who had been given up Oy
the best physicians rs hopeless cases, WI VII
speak for themselves, and should cnai-
lenge the most profound attention Oh SLv
me5icut faculty. as well rs those who are
suffering from Kidney Complaint.