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u'HOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
s9ccessor TO Lstimer & Clesry,
southeast corner Pennsylvsnia avenue and llth 81
Star Office Building.
f9 9SE pEKKFcuTaRS sAhE OF OYER
OF fhf Es sf
TIE u LATs MRS Am PI9kRELL,
vi o'clock, hall Of Lot ~ aud all ef Lois Il aud p
in same Square, the south eide of street near
the corner Of 2lst street together with the improve
Immediately after, Lots Nos I5 and L., in Square
No. loo, on the east side Of 2lst street, between
Dwellings.
At O'Clock in front of the premises part of Io,
8, in Square ~: situated on The north side Of II
p lei i,h sna asth street. northwest, i'm
on WEDNEsDATA AFTERNOON M.y5,a4.so
No In square No Situated near be e ss No,
9th and streets northwest.
AT 5 clock, same day, Lot No. 4, in SQUARE 10.
sitnsted on the north side of street, between TIh
equa payments at s. l.: il and y months, With With
on the property sold Conveyanciug At the cost of
purchasers DEPOSITS will be required each piece
n. B.-Immediateiy after, the Georgetown prop
.TS 0onsisps Of Wharf Property w.rehcqss.
will he sud. See future sdyerti-ement.
A. ii. PICKRELL,
mays THOMAS BOWLING. Auctianaar
hUNCANSON BROS, Aucrioneers,
IL Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF MULES, cows,
WAGON, HARNESS AND HOUSEHOLD Eff
FECTS
- on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 9th.
"A. d., 1875, commencing at 4 o'clock D. m. /
49, VIII sell, by order of the Supreme Court,
tholding special term,D at 1888 18th street north
west
Two Mules, Wagon and Harness.
Six Cows,
And all the Furniture and Household Effects
contained IN 1873. l4t street, near the corner Of
street northwest, being the personal property of
Margaret DOwd. deceased.
GEORGE w. HUMES, Administrator.
may3T DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts
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'HANCERY SALE or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF
WASH lNG1US- d g. AND BEING PART pF
=, EE9 - SUBDIVISION OF MOUNT
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ID III. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and y streets, N w
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THOMAs BOWLING,
FNHUMAS DOWLING,
Il Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
(SuccessOr 20 Latimer A Cleary,l
Sosthwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY At AuCTloN.-TWUsT 0RV
BRICK M0GSE OF SIX ROOMS, No. sos
hFTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated March 18Th
Ii ISIS, aud recorded in Liber 100, folio 4s9 Of the
LAID records q ashington county, District Of c.
lumbia aud by direction Of the holder Of the note
secured thereby, will sell plbl ic auction in
front Of the premises. on MONDAY, the 10th da,
May, lsI5 at o clock p m all that piece parcel
% ground In Washington city, District Of Columb a
known a. Lot A. Of Chas. w. King 5 subdivi-iea
Of original lots 10 and u of square a9 beginning Tor
said lot al the northeast corner Of lot II aud
wet "a feet 6h inches then south IA feet inches
then east "a feet Ga inches, then north ID feet s
inches. 10 the beginning, Improved by a twO-stsry
brIck house Of siN rooms
Terms of sale: 500, with ten per cent. interest
from March 18th, lS4, together with insurance and
expenses of this sale in cash. balance in and IL
months, secured BY notes bearing interest and deel
OF trust on the property. $50 down when the pro-
peTty Is struck OF. COnveyancins at purchases o
cost. IL the terms of sale not complied with .
one week from the sale, the trustees reserve the
night 10 resell the property at the risk and
the defau,tng purchaser
RP DODGE, lr
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pOWLINGT

Il AuctiOne-r and KeaI Estate Broker
tSICc-ssOr 10 Latimsr Cleary,i
southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aud 1IIh st
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u Ii. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and r sts northwest
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LING HOUSES. SITUATED ON 81 STREET,
BETWEEN OAND STREETS NORTHWEST,
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. c.
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h$-THE AROvG SALES ARE POSTPONED
en- account Of the rain until Tuesday, WEDNES-
DAY and THURSDAY, May 4th, 18th and 9th,
same hour. j. T COLDWELL
ap2S-eoSds Salesman
, 1875-08-28

rhpH hero nycry dny. from tho Atiarf+sippi. to
Taytor's Falls, IS miles nt'1ye Mr. Baldwin lag
ample at'h pleasant Hr1ttnllA Just north Of and
naginlnE tho main t1w, extending , ftom so
anl comnlndiohs lotct, conpttlrted with nutos
RI EuonlA for families. 1t stands fronting tho
lnho. a short t'rtenco back, n1or'ng tlto view
of lake, bluff. aud groves. Anntlrr Hens,n. Nr:
u. PROPOSES II a1avo Ills lawns, parks. Aoats, h,1
ot!!dr ,nea,,s nf pleasure, amply arranged fur thu
comfort anil ptehsnra OF tlln-s acokinE rnot 70.
sort for Tho summon. With tho Dallcs q
tho st Croy, 10 ,snlcs MP Tho liver III. ranl.
tlrar, Il. md Willow iiver Fails, ihs!cs, MI NJ
easy Access, ,-th,a must make popular summer
resort. ly sumo. Wlllnw Htrcr Falls arA regarded
to bc equal To Mlnnehatla III point nj picturesque
either ri!n III Tic river hc,ow tho falla arc moro
than l11 feet high. Tin fall nf waller Is sprlo 80
fort. It is ilro ,lriTo from 1}altlwins.
Tho following con,oso party Of
w,,o l,avo opout acyer,l ay$ hero anil tefcabont.
breathing fresh eiT, Fai!i"G ~ Tho tako. and
Cl.Arlcs Barr. y. !. Ilnun Frank 1'n,n. Eddy
tt1sn,e. Horace .'ict'n!!!s Gn"rgcs. Hanna: L.
ora. soinn Fisk. y. II. uurn>nll. ". i. MORLEY.
" ~, >!annu,,, r. j. Cux ttcorEc Irvnrr. anil
H. =. t'dv. Thrv leave t',l9 osenine for hp,no.
find ri,K 'TninuSn, wllcrcsot 70 rapidly
ginning ground and strength ~ I'll cn'ncst work.
er tor tho sl.cceaE Of sound Iterublican rtsuCf.
pies.
1 Find strons faith Expressed in Tho
etCcEss or THE hEiEH1.I:AH STATE TICKET
III THIS State this fai. Thn "'cnlentn wl'icl, dis.
turl,cd tie nnisy Of tim party in tho Senatorial
contest lAst "lntGr ntttn to no longer exist. Car
pcuteram docs mt enter Into lilo contest, There
roc,ls tu bn harlnoitiuns discrimination 10 cat-
~ Ihe State l'y Gnot1, whultAomo majority.
ipg 'tsno. Gael. adaoriug to Ills old iotical putty
aud faith. CANL CADMCs.
, 1875-08-28

followed, thu bsAut5 vas Lost Tho day before.
when all tho yachts Of the Now York squadron
cso out decorated from trick tn raj with aes.
there waY sight to be rouctnbcrell. E!vo hun
t'sch naKh of 1Scry conceivable colef 1MaRiho
q OF course tho yachts layo something to do
rrr ..rf.ux or VISITORS
inst now At tbs Ocean Ho,1ac, amongst tho
ordinary plsin nnnlcs OF htassrs. 1lroHn, and
Jones. and Smith. Ne 900 distinguished names of
Italian Frtncea and German Darons. aud II we
10 out on tho Avetut And uoMf up anu down FIR
aHhie NO ss,nli Hce 4 Count omethlns-or-ot!,cr,
aud A votstabio .hfar1nle looking for all the
world just like Messss. Brown. and .1onos. at,tl
Smith, vIlfc!, fact nflcts painful rang nf tli.
mn outmett upon tho romantic not 70 ray all'l,-
hiatt. deInoiaclle whose head Is turned By. such
tloattuB gossip as renohnh hrt Of tho lsarl of
Mont Gao preparing TO we'd lilo millions nf Miss
stoyo',s. A yehr, or was It only month Or N"
ago. tllat Leonard 1rtomo'a 'lanGhlcr-n. Leon
ard Jcfone's n,litoiis-ra!ght That yffs n'e ssh
.he DYKE q MstlharnHss rou AZ n.y. l,i',x eH,s
until hsr pretty foolish hral IN da2zloa ma
dizzy with her tossibln chances. ;,
Inttherc Ia good ,lta1 Of fensc In thc notsetle9
hero sometimes, Tic oth"r moin'ne, o'l me
},oaeli. \ faithful correspondent PLAYED nafes-
droppor to the fo;loHing ctt'cl'as tho subject III
QUESTION or IIyENIEa:
"yeH, I know. 1ntHt selialblo p!alil people con-
hHiGf tGhk q hsGL$ 10 H4$t $tt1 "
! Lu, itfealy is Or oitpt,t to 10 understood ns
n,attor uf taa.e. Now. fur, nl1 l'art' hate to
dnvo in tho pro!tcss of llirad carriages, hocauso
tho coacl,nlai, NOT to livery. That moaIss t!et
ho to all out nf kecp!ny with tho ilno fino-ne1,
hetrlnged and betassolet carrsaec. That l,na ITS
| best clothes On. IIo with his ehabbJ or ntnart
yuGnrity doesn't hAsmouize. Iio wants to be
drerscd iu koeplnR With tho carriage. os lie IL a
blot npon the whole thing
"Wcll. tlocnte, betiove you're right. Fsthnr
has always held out against liyeries. Oh thu
ground that 1t wasut republican, mud 1'yo al
wnya had 4 Anoakipg regard for thom. Do como
round tonight, an1 40 II SEQ If wo can't topple
hjm over; for Michael, who is hideous III his
sclf.choson raisuent, might DO really artistic
with that red head Of his IN suit Of nasy::blue
aul bright ba!tons aud baud aud copkade Oh
Ills int"
"Oh, I know I'm right. I don't caro- two Plus
t1s ~ ~ onjS ss nfor ~ os." to IT Tia
And. dearest aud strai ghtest-lacal OF Nepnbli-
eau readers, c4,no away frotn thet1. softly but
yehomcnlly app'audiug in my heart OF hearts.
y, i.
, 1875-08-28
At PARTING.

Far dAs And night, Love sang u 10, pisysd with
III, ..
FOLDED IL round from Tho dark and tho light;
And cur hearts were fuIacu Of tho MUSIC hi mAdA
With n1t
Nsda viii our hearts sud our lips willis ~ stayed
with us,
ataysd III mid pstsags biz ptnlops from alght
Fur ! day and alBht,
From h. foss that kept watch With his wings had b
hidden Ill,
Covered III cIoaa frogp the syes thai would smits,
From he frtt th4t had tracked aud tAs tongues that
had clid,luu us,
hhtltrrng IN 4!lsle Il! tho 1nystles forbidden u,
spirit aud le1h growing Qua win delight
For day aud nigat.
Dn his winga will not rest aal hs feet viii not stsy
for III: ..-..
Nrsuina IL hers iu tic Joy Of its might;
WllA hIx Nealh Las 10 ewettcned n'ght aud day
fut W;
Now lei him lAss, ami the uyrtlxS n,ako MAY for u;
1--we rau but ~. In ~ here ~ Ait l!ei3ht
For day aud night.
-, c. s@snbus,st, IN tas Lsndan .ithbassN.
, 1875-08-28
GRAND HAVEN.
IA. +,st~,r.As sstf, = .,

S'sffa' 4 to''fNonaf"ee q. i"f =, "''"s' tF'9"1,
unsSn .issas l's aug I.na -, u's.ss. "'
tho 'lsss o1 inc Hea7op' .ne h's'o " ''''"H nun.
morrcsorta andplacos Of interest by TIN n'oana Of
tAroe excursion partics ia now tic most pupular
A. ,,r.t n w4lt Ia ro,ne+,,cr,1 Nm r.rti,s wnr1
...,,,. .,.,.u ~ .,.. ,,..t- t.,,.;.. ILL., =,
tehsi""s e"'s'A' "''" s''o'' Wy" '"'ot'u '','et.
I've point vas Soma place ut sntoross III lie Enst
l,us this roason In, t.c,, wonderful change.
/ Sow lin uarttcH nnnsancll thousands in MIN.
l,o+y , ,,,,a,s,o,1 r. ,,,,t .,o ftcv,,or ottr,c.
tIaa aa ~ "s,ss sts "a.. ..u =; rofaro'co
s'oha oAeFeu II "eatcsh fcaattH' l" l3oleie"eo
to those OF tho East. Grand tFaSe. las
MEYER BEFORE WITNESSED
III ita r},olo histurr such ,sar a, tLts taB been
ovon,,t o-,. ~, .,, ,,., ,io,u a. nm raoatt.
"Asop. ro'""Fs ~ ansA - ,.','' "a '''o S"''''
hofte-f@cas' or foafth OF 'hiy' .....,
Tho largest party shat arrived to-day WAS nf'tloF
the a,,spcos Of tho Isov. Morgan Smiths Congre-
c.ttonnl Enc;etv of gran1 nap,ds, at,c,,.. and
n",nt,a.,,, .,n,t mi, noru,n. T,,or voro co,,,.
foftabEy disposed OIL "aoh another large party
from tho baptist Hueiesy Of Ovid. this State, Of
gatilzca mil mars!nloh By L. ". Potter, arrived.
Il U,r,hnrca lom. III u,e {o,epoon. sl,a l,..
excursion Par,S, Mn'nn'r''.s t'na 'o. .lon' WV
congregational 1hofoh ol A1'o8"n' aft''ea' fo'
turning At 3p. III.
WHAT THEY DID.
Thu bo.e,s vero crowded. Al excursion WAS
e .o1e.' 49, ~ ~. u.s,l,. -
s'ch !" sio M'e''ooi' w 'no 1'oHt"'1 e"B'"""'
to Lake Michigan, md thoro WHH danco III tue
ayonlng, The Ovid party was accompanied by
their Firn Department and band Of nialc.
! Irol, Hohonstclna baud, Of this place, favored
tho other yiHftotH With funBto. Mayor john a.
| Lo4Eat welcomed tho visitors, and had our Firb
t Department. called ont In huiOr Of tim yisstln
company. an exhibition wAs given Of the tluali-
| tics af ot,r stoatn-ongno. Most Of tho e1cur.
a!oltsts returned llo1ne in tho osnniay. hut acs
| era1 remained hero, and othcrs vent to Chicago
mud Milwaukee Tor "a days visit. Tho Heat1tr
was fortunately favorable.
A WEIR or cllNE. ... ,..
Tho quiet Of tho beautiful sabbath evening at
FruitporL waB disturbed by tho r!!llaulY arss OF
two mon from Chicago, NAMED Hogan and Van
,lorburg, who ohdud their oxpIoits by eRsautting
| cit!xon uatnod BwitzTor, Of that place. Wien
| lnterfcrct with III friendly manner by Unicor
Wyn,af,. Of Chicago, who WIS ruatcattng there,
ing. Tho fro WAS returned by tho officer. No.
, 1875-08-28

snd juices u tho .Jssa. IL .gor ifo rotsies
Ss19tus, .!ph eon.unpslon. x.aanas disease ulser:
charEos lr tho and t6s WORT forms 1t skn d.
.hsa, .5ysre!a' ache H. LIask 'pn; x9fm. sI1o aeah
thinIuf discharges night sneAs toas Of spon Ind I'll
Of tho lte prtncrle within tho cnsa!o range
will proto 70 any po5soa nslnE It for othsr disaaaa IL
ii ii. pAtlont, iay becoming reduced by tho wastes
nud decomposition that Is continually proErcsanK.
YIN HstelaI MALI from he.lshy bloo4sad hi III
fnr wien this roncdy its work If pus
cation. and succeeds IN diminishing tho ass Of wa4ca
fcoi NWsclt CROWN; bat}er end st1nnacr, tho ood d
Rssng hstter appetite Improving. and usah and weight
ihcreAang. .
known TseI ssnuts u liz euro 1t Ehn,nr crotuoat
uonttnona and Skin dlsesscs but 1t Ia tho only POSI-
tIYA Tor
, 1875-08-28
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

From nEoninsnt 9en letnAn and realdon OF Guonnzh
u {oT the pA.t forty rsars wall known In tho newspaper
pubiaheIs Throughput thu unua States.
..- NEW YonH. Oct. II, 1910.
On. HApWAr-nKAn STA: au, tnduueA b. 4 scneo o3
duty to tho suffering u tntku hlIGf 4taemept u ha
waking nl {uut oiclns tnYsrf For aoveEai yosta
had been &cctea With truablt III tho bladder and
urinary paaas hlc twsvu IlontAs sxo eliminated
n terribly Arottng dssA.o whch the physicians
AL said ttroturg tn lhS uTetiA also In
tt.taM.tlya ot ~ k,aners nd !.ddnr. md sa,e .
satlny Radically eutpd. had tstod number al
PhJs!cans. md had taken arEo quantity of medicine
hsd ts.d q s.toaisux cure. having bea made BY
Philadelphia Saturday Estna3 lnsi Of GIRO having hac9
seete1 90 pf.Yan Eno Atd uux haen sua1rtnx = bad
p.1.s. Re.a'snt. hsaar lollet, md leRn'st,ug Pills
y rstls,sI. sad now tesl =. M.ll p.sr:
q. ". JAMES, Oluelnnaut Ost
, 1875-08-28
the Hon, II, G, II, JnNe|l, cy-Mthiatcr To

Tho lion. Il. G. II. Jnvel. cx-Mth.tcr 10
China, is errnng tho summer t!cre
THO Presbyterian clergy If tho country snti!l
we'll represented In Whnkcutln 1nn lhs. !. II,
barnard hns jnat returned to ha lnIno IN ka,'-
kakeo. Tho Rev. Edward Rankin, of Morrit ~.
Is hero. Tho l.cy. a1r. tirrr,to. nf ieotia'
r1nac.lc in tl,o Congregational Church last Sun
i!av. Tho Roy. Ms. C1nig If Ksokt'k, H., ia
Hti'l In town.
Tho s;or. i. A. Etc'hAum Will contluct aers'cc
| at st. Matlaa' Church nost S.tnlar. III tho ab-
tetcc Of the loctor tho Eev. DR.. I. lloyd.
, 1875-08-28
WAuKESHA.
li.I1kH ttS

,,,,,,<-.,.
v''.r =" 'rs
,eo~c,o, f,or,..,on,,u.. ~ r,r eatsooo g.41ua<.
W.uur,u. Wiz. Auc e;.--aTho sar,torn of
Tho Wat" IA no,ocrer a ,a;s,;ncu{eh,nu tit,c.
ncn,,v cvcrr othcr ono of Tim ,lfrr,cnt snmmer
roeorts this aida of tha Al1aph.nv Mountains M
arncs II. and, uko thu cocnotnen Smith. it las
aln,ost ccauot, m In ,,.mo. Wnulos|,a ear wol1
afford to Inv it oua eide thankful for vbatoyor IL
os ,,orc IN t,,ra co,o l,r IN foat liar ntn 1,or,.
u,a,tty, tl,oro ara too m.ry clinrinu 10 il now
to ,nalo it desirable BUOY. and eI,c is roa]y to
sinl or ,wim. 1ivo or dir. nnon t,or oun ,ncrts
s,,relv m ouo vlo las noted tho frequent and
ao.t,nr r.ins NJ thu n,st scnuou r., tlonv 1,or
CLAIM, a. drs.-claus vatoring.p.aco.
TIT: colp ssAr
week ago damaged tho oor,'. spoiled this Gu
j cumbcrs, and nipped tho flowers; everybody
| looked blue and discouraged. To haze wintor
cnmain A,icuHt riynn oue. Al aome writer roueut.
10 .ava n nocntiar anna of he1n,oa.ncRa ami
:! n"'s. t s.",,.. .,ss .s;.,;.
qaepa anoasuho8s'-a 'eeE"B thas " 'ra'i"e a"-
| might bo expected by any slight hitch ia tho
machinery Of tho universe. would crowd mau-
tir, o,,t -, o,istou,o n ta a,ro M .nc1,
A!aa Wv VI 0N'se"o.' n.!o ~ .es"
Mteu "aa o9os oce"8soa' o''. """' :" Duo"'ar
1t was quite suggestive OF most heroic dls-
position to do onoa duty In apEto Of most chill
| ling su,roundtngt, 10 obsorvo at & restanrnut
durthg one OF tnoao cola evenings 0 couple oE
indies, wrapped In blankct-ahawB and furs, aud
| sliycripely psrtax4ut III ice-cream,
Ffty Of tho 15o auosts at tie Fountain uooso
80 ,Is.-.2..t.... 80 ~ .n.,,,.. +. 49,.
4ei' On '.o''''a' wv l'6' ols wv 'uoo' 10 'u"le
- 49,. 49,. !. ,,. 49, ,,,.as o,I ,1o.s.,4 .,,a
heated term for the no,t nit woeks Is conadenty
~ --sa,ctsd hv ,,,o ,ria, nm.
e4'e'oe1 ~ NV "'so ..',.
| CONCERTS.
Blind Iom drew crowded house 1885 Friday
| evening.
| Tin hnnd frnn7 tim Hnldtcra' Hmm CANA out
! An sair,dav md rnve n, A raro ttent, Tn ,rtn
W ,'A1s ~. eA'o ~ 4.o '10As' ~ ''ls1
Of tho cold quite number "cfo walking mud
driving In tho Park, whilo crowd blocked the
| stroek aud cl.lllr to tue fouco outsiJe-pfobaby
| RI tha ,,r;rc;,,e TIM, .Anstance ,cnts anchanf.
s. 80 T., ~ io...,~ ~, .a,,.aa .Isa '',n,o... Vs.
fieu' ~ '"o hoauu, ~ to"'oo, tn' A1'"es' W.
Tue auartotte from htllmanaoo gave hne
ooncs8s on Ineadey evening, uns y was poorly
attended. Ihose who were t!,ero folt Horr! for
tlosc who did not COMO altsd jennie Owens
| has voice OF great purity hna power hnu socins
TO sing With perfect eaao. She gave g " Hoautlful
l3lrd, Sing Un," ns as encore. aId I!1e laat luso
| oi SUMMER" W reqneHt. s hlias EVhna, slhsing
waS also much ADMIRED; ING enporlor 4n"EtJ
| aud tpho 81 ProiA~fAVlles Eoloa afe "oh known
! to many Ncsteth aucluncos.
At THE ArhINos. .-
| Ih6 fala 6hiPfnentH OF water uaFo DeEun
Many Of tip dopartlug visitors take barrel OF
| two NTH theEus and large orders kfe cotlins III
| from the different agencies throuBhoat tha
country. Bethesda Ships by far tho modt, but
many barrels afo hent fIom the s'lurlan,
LetheAp, Whito Rock, and hil tho rest.
Scores OF paoplo Hpoud tLeso warm, bright
, 1875-08-28
HUDSON, WIS.
A PLEASANT LITTLE PLACE,

II
l1ppsos, wls., AnR. 2i.-nulson is a ploasan,
to,,n nf noma opI noonto Iyinu NJ, tl,o east
wv" ~ "ee NV. Fe1!te' ','"h - '"o '3's
oauA " ~, ~, e4o1A LAW. - - "uone '''o oae's
towns Of Wisconsin, and has larso expectations
OF future groatuoas. It poaaeBses considerable
ve.ltb, a. is shown by tho beauty and ueatuess
- ~. .a.;Ion.a" ,,ro,,n,. .nd stsaa,s s.,a ~
=. "n 1oe'aoAoen B.ee's, -. a.'' 1nu 10
alSo tno co""t}-seas o1 ot' Ifol1 eo"hsS' onllAo
most Of tho town. al facent to tho lumbor-re-
stopY Of Northwestern Wisconsin, which arc
supported mainly bY tho 1umbe..trai1o Hudson.
!. =. s'
10 @'''oa'@'} ~ /" i"1se acp'' u
.u n.cn . rAn,,'S' ,eme, ..uns;..s cous1na T., .,,u
gnrl, svavs s,fr,posiue That tho extensive piuo-
I,o. - ,s - ,t .y,ando1 svsn .a,.,
~ =. .u' .'Aso e'su 1outu
cast o1 tnls po'ntt ahoroRen W such beaua1ui
equslsd in their. sxce!louce for growing amall
rr,,,-,xc,t. nat. har,ov ctc ma so,l ID
t,.s,a,,., ,aa. ~, '' soio, ~ a.
e'H'el'S loan!, VIII moas3a.eis'unaula.n8 su''
face' and, IN tts natural condlt5oti Is pFar!o'ke,
covered moro or loss with oak-Rllrubs scarcely
any OF which, howeyer. lint will not Wind ho-
~ H.. ta,,.' ts...s ,,.,.,,. '',",- ''S'~ "S
'''e 'Ao .oas Ao'so o.a"."s ~ ,t,' p'o". Wit,
AZ We como up from LUG Chlppo"a valley We
leave nj unLroken ti.nhered .acopo Of country,
aud entor tlts beautiful farming replon, and
along ,hs West wtscousjn Railroad. frnm Enu
r,.,.s -. H. .',sss ,.e.s"as 80 A. mn ~"
~ ~ ' 4'*eo' " ".aI~'4s - o"t"0 w
tnlles tio oya enjoys beautiful panorama
OF golden ilelda OF wheat and oats,
Ut corn, groves, va!oh. streams, fRrm-houAe1.
anl he1tla Of etock, ~ far ~ 1t could e1tond OH
fltber side. As wh raachod tho htSloat land b.
iore doscenilnK INTO tho Valley OF tho Ut. Ctol1,
tho vast acopaEiai1lo 10 the eye appeared AZ ono
huse waeat-nelt,; Ihls tlne farming country ex-
tends aome 10 miles north before reaching the
northern plnores.
. THE WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD
opened up thtH ino country to greater develop
!nent. bring good markets through the heArt ut
Il. fur the iialncnsa quantities Of whoat produced
Every year now farms are being opened
M. largely increasing tho production Ut
wheat, tho great Htaplo OF this re-
glnn. No single tndiViusl llaa tlnno
m0!e tnNnrd opo,I.tlE np md developing tllir cx-
celcnt Eoctlon Ut tho Nalxer Stats tlinu tlf. u,
A. baldwin, OF New York. who, in lhla, project
cd thp Wosk WISCONSIN IkAilroad. ftom FL, ,uy. a
point On t!.s Chicago Is Northwestern load tn
iha place. distance OF over a0J miles fthe y0a,i
wus completed In 1911 and uuttl this sprip.,
lie owned in lila own right more than ope.hhlf
of tie road alter jts coppietiun, Judaiue 4foa,
the thrift Ut the farmers aIoug ltH lilo OF Tue
goDd t1ces thoY set Tor Their products. and
their oasy ncccss 10 marko.,-ao unlike thoir
development, prcea, aud accessible 1nhrkctg t,o.
fore tho construction Of shis road.-l
, 1875-08-28

A whole day las passed without bringing us
any of ts.oAe familiar yindieatory prouf-alirs
s,om the Interior Department scciety for tic
Propagation Ut usotnt knowledge about t!pf.
hlxtsb. Mr.. William N1latl, and tho utlles do
rlayaa ohc.ncs Ut tho Christian religion w4o
AaYo 6aui thiugu abunt sIeasrB. Uelauo and
Smith. Whut has harpeaed ed2-SgrinW;eId Re
publican.
, 1875-08-28

Fo-er aud Asue cursd ter afy gents. Thu.o Is not
remedial agent In tho world that Will fever nn nkue
an! al! Other maattnn,. hIo.. srarfo typEo,d ysllow
md nther fevsra atdrd hy Nnhma.a l., ~ qulck u
bold by DruRSsts.
, 1875-08-28
Kidney and Bladder Complaints, !

ssoppsse u water insantt tnsnce "riac Hsits dl..
dust dspoas, Tho IL tbIok. clauty. m1od With
anasnCth ka tho whlto Of eEgy thfcAda ltko white
Six there IL morbid dark hous appearance. Ana
who hnne dust dspos.sa. And when thtre s pcklnE,
hnEntng senst!on when passing Wae aud paln e ANAL
u tho back aud apng The l0inB. ~
Tuu.or Of Twelve Years. Growth Cural ~
:, lindWuy's lkcnotvent.
BEVERLY, MRss Julr u. 1edg.
IN. HADWAYt hh4o bad ovarian tntnoF tn the n!aree
ana be.s; Al thn dncuts ND thefo ~ hslp ot
h tried eFtFytfux that fccGfntende ght lqtt1s
iuv hslped mo. sax yuut lsseoIysht aud thought
u tut nad uY lafth tp " oe3a@ss ~, hed aus;
~. .aa H. tss y .ss1 sotts: = e e. ,oa,
satseF .aet ,, ;n1 sna nsspnioF L. th shta n
III. ri ID mysts nser liz srola rrlte this 10 you ia
tha bsnoiit o othset Yun r.blis II chf,osu
Price, al psr bottle. ~+~S
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-05-07

The talleet man In Lowell, Mass, is
Columbds Tyler, q bartender, who is seven
feet two inches in hight, Is years old. and
weighs 216 pounds. His father b ak feet
nve inches In hight, his mother Ave feef
ten inches, and his sister, Is yeArs Old,
who has not yet .tgoe her growth, - six
feet eight inches, the average hight Of the
family being six feet six inches.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-05-07

Three scayengers. employed In cleaning
the cesspOOl Of 4 bridge on Richmond ter.
race New York. Oh the 10th ult., found
gold coin In the pool amounting to between
$4,000 and 3,O01 supposed 70 have been
placed there by E. n. Winson, the bank
defaulter who ned TO Europe. The trsas-
ure Is now In the hands of the police.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-05-07

BUSINESS AGENr.-we have secured the SER
Vices Of Nj. HENRI +. SAYRS, who whin hercaf-
Ter oct as business Agent for the REGISTER.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-05-07

IN Paris, recently, 3 beautiful yorirld girl
Belonging to the Rothschilds family, vas
run over by street car while returning
from the theater. The car wheels did not
crush her body, but she grew faint and died
before reaching home.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-05-07

Colonel Pratt, Of Lexington, Kentucky,
says an old lady on his pensio now
living In that city, was 1O1 years old last
October. BuE the old lady Is killing her
self smoking . pipe. She has heen &c Il
now for the last century, and he thinks she
CAN'T stand IL many yedrs longer.