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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

keting his rulings as q presiding officer,
three senators profiting secretly By their
votes as lawmakers, five chdirmen Of the
leading committees of the late House of
representatives exposed in jobbery
late secretary of the treasury forcing a
balance In public accounts. a late attar-
ney general misappropriating the public
funds. secretary OF the navy enriched
or enriching friends by percentages
levied OF the profits Of contractors with
ms department, an ambassador TO Eng
land censured in n dishouerable specula
ton, the presidents private secretary
barely escaping conviction upon trial
for guilty completely in frauds upon the
revenue, u secretary of war impcRched
FOR high crimes and confessed mislemea-
uors, the demonstration Is complete that
the first step in reform must b. the PEG
pie choice of honest men from another
party, lest the disease Of one political or
ganizatioH infests the body polite, and
lest by making no change of men of par
~ We can ge no change Of measures and
no reform. All these abuses. wrongs and
crimes, the product of sixteen years as
cendancy OF the Republican party, create
necessity for reform confessed by the
Republicans themselves. But their rcfor-
mers arc voted down in convention and
displaced from the Cabinet The party's
mass of honest voters is powerless to re
sist the eighty thousand office holders,
It's leaders ana guides. Reform can oul,
be had by peaceful civil revolution.
We demand change of system, "a change
Of administration, change of parties.
that we may have change of measures
and of men.
The reading was frequently interrupt
ed by applause. The denunciatiEn OF the
resumption act and the demand for its
repeal received with especial favor.
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From the N. Y. Evening Express
The issues upon US are not war IS
-ucs but peace Issues The practics
questions all the time are
1st. Better men in office
81 Honest aud Intelligent admin
istra,ion,
3D. The WAR is over
4th. Official ruoges must be punish
ed.
9th. No military Interference in
elections.
9th. Less taxes aud more economy
9TH The earliest practical resump
ton of specie payment
Sih. Government salaries and pav
10 conform to salaries paid Tor
competent like services out of public
life.
9th Less federal centralizatiou and
more respect for the rights OF the peo-
pie.
10Th. Let the common schools
alone.
18th. No federal interference with
religious faith, sects or organizations
18th. One term tor the President
and six years service, if the Coustitu
ton is amended
This is substantially what the Dem
ocrats are fighting for, aud their can
didates, it elected, will insist upon
these reforms
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The state Prison. Statement
from Cos. SOuIS

from COS. SonJh.
To the Editor Of the Courier Journal:
FRANKFoRr, KY, Sept s, 1876
Ia your edition OF the 4th inst, you
publish under the head of a Con
yicts Tale" communication from
aDe Thos Field, complaining OF bru
tai treatment of prisoners at The hands
If the Keepers in the Kentucky Pen
itentiary. II has not been my custom
10 answer such communications here
tOfore, but at this time it becomes nee
es>ary, a. there are thousands who are
ready to believe any charge against
State official, no matter from what
source it comes Inanswer to the said
Field | will only assert that his state
ments are a tissue of falsehoods from
beginning to end | call upon ali cit
Izens and phianthropists who feel an
interest in the humane treatment of
conyicts to visit the penirentiary and
gill give them the fullest liberty to
ezamiue the prison ers in public and IN
private. Doubtless there are persons
who would complain of harsh treat
ment. How could it be otherwise
when we have incarcerated here from
eight hundred 10 niue hundred of the
worst class OF people Nearly every
one Of them ASSERTS his Innocence, and /
complains OF the injustice of the court
that convicted him II the people OF 1
this Commonwealth are ready to be /
.ieve them, they should be released a.
soon as possible, and none convicted /
hereafter who do not acknowledge |
themselves guilty Are the good cit
izeus OF Kentucky ready for this state
Of affairs In CONCLUSION. | will only /
say that Thos Field Is we'll known in
northwestern Kentucky a. one Of the
most accomplished horse thieves Of
HAT section OF the State. He was sent
TO the penitentiary from Mason coun-
ty, at the October term, 1869 convict
ed of horse stealing; pardoncd by Gov
Leslie Sept 3. 1873 lie was again
convicted by the United States Court
at Covington, December, 1874. aud re
ceived into the penitentiary December
Ii of that year He served out his
last term August 81 by Communication, /
and will doubtless find his way back 1
to be made martyr of by the brutal .
keepers of the penitentiary If not, /
he will be plying his vocation in some /
other State, aud testing the reforms
tory powers of its public Institutions
Respectfully yours.
J W. SoUTH,
Keeper Of ny Pan.
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The American People.

No people in the world suffer as much
with dyspepsia as Americans. Althoug h
years of experience in medicine has
failed TO accomplish certain and sure
remedy for this disease and its effects,
such as Sour Stomach. HEARTBURN Water
hrash. Sick Headache, Costiveness. palpi-
tation of the Heart. Liver Complaint,
coming up of lie food, low spirits gen
erai debility. etc, yet since the introduc-
ton of GREENS AUGUST Flower we
believe there is no case OF Dyspepsia
that cannot be Immediately relieved.
30 600 dozen sold last year without one
case of failure reported. Go to your
Druggist Buck & Cowgirl and get Sam
pie Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two
loses will relieve you. Regular size 80
cents.
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Local News.

The encouraging railroad item pub
lished last week is true, and every thing
looks lovely
Col. j. Fl. Davis, Mayor of Hick
man, after an absence of some weeks, I'M
dergoing medical treatment, returns some
what improved in health.
Our Hebrew fellow citizens observ
ed last Tuesday-the Jewish New Year.
In their chronology IT is the commence
ment of the year 5,637.
Medical men say that when man
a ,pearanees indicate that a large number
of our citizens are expecting mighty
cold snap.
Mr.. j West Powell aud son, after
Spending several weeks at Hot Springs.
have returned, looking as though they
had been benefited by their visit.
The dwelling occupied by DR.. Il c
Prssber, owned by AIR. Thomas Jones,
was destroyed by hre Sunday night. 1t
was insured for $1,000. There had becn
no fire about the premises since II m
and the origin Of the fire is not understood.
Mr. John Talley, returns thanks to
his fellow citizens for the kindly aid
given on the occasion of the fire Sunday
night. But for THE help his residence
would have soon been in ashes.
We direct the attention of our read
ers 70 the new advertisement of Buchanan
s. Barnes in this issue. They are receiv-
Ing, daily, one of the largest and best Sc
lceted stocks ever broughtIto tn s market
DO not fail to give them call and you
will find that they will sell as cheap as
the cheapest
The latest case Of conscience is that
of young man of Troy who confesses
that he has all sumner been drinking
wine bought fer communion purposes
lie was treated to'this ny the servant girl
of the person to whom the wine wss in
trusted SUI when the precious liquor was
all gone. he went TO the sexton of the
church ana made 4 clean breast of il.
The reports made by the management
of the Nashville, Chattanooga aud ST.
Louis raiIwsy shows an Increase of pros
perity of the people along its line, through
their shipments over the road. This ex-
hibits the gratifying fact that fpsBcially
we have Touched the bottoa, and are now
on the ascending grade to greater wealth
and consequent comforts
The District Electors. Allen and
Bagby, had lively settco, here, in joint
discussion, Friday last. Both sides APP
pear TO be satisfied and pleased From
reports Alien has tremendous advaut-
age in facts, arguments, figures, and real
earnest eloquence but Bagby has happy
retort in wiz, humor. and aneciote, which
serves to break the force of sound
whipping hy pleasant laugh. The dis
eussions are conducted in strictest cour-
tesey, free of all personalities. precisely
s.s he representatives, OF two great par
ties should.
ADJUSTMENTS NEXT WEEK Mr.
Saml s. French. agent of Thorne's Com
ely Troupe is in Hickman posting that
troupe for weeks engagement at City
Hall, in Hickman commencing next Mon
day night. This troupe played here last
winter to overlooking houses, aud estab
lished high reputation with this Public-
They open with Lueriiia Borgia, Miss
Bonnie Meyer as Lucritia. They will
have good houses, aud to stayers, we CON-
mend the troupe as furnishing an enter
tainment highly creditabe and worthy.
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The Frecdn,an,s Bank.

The rcceut speech of Col Conkliue
has placed the affairs of the Freed
mans Bank in such light that the
people for whose benefit the institution
was organized cannot fail to see how
they have been cheated and deirauded
by those who were aFpotutcd ~ its
management At every election the
Administration becomes deeply inter
ested In the condition Of the negro
and distributes its military force judi
ciously over the country, so that he
may not be compelled to vote the op
position ticket At every other time.
however, the sable brother is fair game
for robbery and murder He can be
plundered with impunity, because be
knows not how to Obtain redress, or
indeed in what manner to make his
troubles known. This bankrupt 10
sIitution is a monument OF the mean
est and most de~pieabe piece of viii
.iany that has ever been perpetrated
upon a helpless aud coufiding people.
10000 poor and poweriess people just
entered upon condition of lite Who'll
new TO them, robbed OF the hard
iearnings of their daily labor, is what
we are called upon to witness. Such
utter heartlessness has never before
had a fuller exemplification. No
wonder bayouets are required TO keep
from emancipating themselves from a
thraldom more Calling than any they
ever before had to bear
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RELIGIOUS.

BArrIsT- Services 81 and 4th Sundays
in each month. Sunday School every Sab
bath at o'clock, a. IN.
ELDER NoRToN, Pastor.
ST. PAuLs-Protestan Episcopa
vices by the Rector every first aud third
Sunday in the mouth, at i05 clock, a. NJ,
and s T. " Lay services on other Sun
days at 1880 A. NJ. Sunday School At Q
o clock, A. NJ. Holy communion on the
first Sunday in the month.
Rev c. L. PIXDAR, Rector
Sr. PETER CATHoLIc-Services every
Second Sunday in each month.
Father FORESTER, Priest.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SoUTH-Services
every Sunday at l04 o'clock, a M. and
p. m. Sunday School at a. M. Pray
er Meeting every Wednesday night.
REV. J. i. LOVE, Pastor.
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KEEPING CIDER SWEET. THE eG
ilor OF the New England Farmer en-
dorsed the following mode of preserv
lug cider sweet for five years: Leach
aud filter the cider through pure sand
after it has worked aud before il has
soured Put no alcahol or other sub
stance with it. Be sure that the yes
sells you put it in are perfectly clean
and sweet After 1t is lcaehed or FL
tered, put it in barrels or casks filed,
leaving 10 room for air; buug them
tight aud keep itso it won't freeze. till
February and March, then put it in
champagne bottles filed, drive the
corks and wire them The best cider
is the late made or made when it is as
cold as can be and not be frozen"
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q CHANCE.

t. make room for Fall Stock, the under
signed viii sell any and all kinds of goods
at tie lowest figures. Trade is life, and
il you have anything to sell or want to
buy any thing let as have II utunl chance
for exchange. will not only sell as
good bargains as any, but will pay as
ool prices for any marketable articles.
augll :. y. WHITE.
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Worlds Fair, 1919.

The Paris exhibition Of 1873 already
promises TO be great success. Ii will
be in the heart OF Europe's favorite
capital; all foreign countries have.
through their ambassadors, notified
their willingness to contribute, the
Prince of Wales has accepted the pres
idency of the English committee ana
other princes are expected to follow
his example. The construction of the
building has already begun.
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For d,ollnreSs.

We are authorized to announce the
HON. OSCAR TURNER, of Ballard, as an
INDEPENDENT DEHocaArIC candidate for
Congress in this District, subject to the
decision of the people at the polls in
November.
WE are authorized to announce Judge
L. S. TRIMBLE, as a candi late for Con
gress, subject TO the action of Demo-
cratic Convention should one be held.
We are authorized to announce HON
A. K. BOONE, of Graves, as candidate
for reelection to Congress of the United
States, subject to the wishes of the Dem
- ne District.
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a Card.

desire 10 return the sincere thanks of
myself aud Mrs. Anderson family for
Che timely aid sud assistance rendered
us on the night of tho late fire, by Nessrs.
Jno. Barry. Joe Ieiich, and Charles
HughIett Wilson. With their help and
our own Efforts, we were enabled to save
eur house, which would otherwise in all
probabilities have caught FIRE.
Respectfully GARTER BLAsToS.
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rsasn TaIk from a Republican.

III V Redfeid in the Cincinnati Com
meTcial
1t will take war every twelve years
TO sustain R,publicnu rule in Missis-
sippi. Louisiana and South Carolina
Not because i, IS Republican rule
this Is an important distinction you
must not overlook but because 1t ~ IA
negro rule. aud the negroes as class
are grossly incompetent to conduct any
sort Of government with deceucy, or
sustain It when assailcd
The negro governments in the cotton
States were iiheIs upon civilization,
and only stood As long as they did be
cause the whites were thoroughly pros
trafed and Subdued by the war, aud
willing, for the time being, TO submit
to almost anything
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a(ew advertisements.
at Auction
PAY UP.

Ii those indebted to the undersign-
"A cd, for brick, are respectfully re-
quested TO pay up. He absolutely stands
in need of the money to continue bust
ness He wants to treat all courteously
aud politely, but he must have his money
ma He has also on hand nice lot OF
building and paveing brick, cheap for
cash.
Respectfully,
aug1l Al FRANK THOMPSON.
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TnstmidaIIng the EsIacKs.

At Democratic demonstration in
Tallahassee, Fla, last week, the pro
eession was composed equally Of whites
and blacks, which fully verifes Mr..
Bou,wel's allegations that the colored
voters OF the South are iutimidated by
the whites Still better evidence of
the campaign of intimidation Is the
expulsion of a colored man from
church in Alabama for declaring for
TiIdcn.
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Commercial
HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE.
- .. IN -


Hickman Produce h=9rket.
APPLES-By the barrel 81 00aSI 70
No demand in boxes. Buyers are ship
ping only to Chicago and New Orleans.
OTATOES-Irish, in barrels, 81 10.
SEEDS.
Clover. $40 50; Herds Grass, 81 so;
Blue Grass, 81 50; Orchard 3 so; Tim
othy-choice-S -. Hungarian and
Milet, 81.
CORN-40ai2c per bushel.
COTTON-SalOc.
WHEAT-9oc.
MEAL-From wagons Zoe
BEESWAX 25G30c- = ID.
hides, green, 4a5c.
dry sailed sal0c-
dry flint 10al2c.
WOOI.-30 to 375c. per 10. tub washed.
FEATHERS p 10 i0tjOc prime.
GENSING -75caSl 90 per pound.
TALLOW, per To Dc.
RUTTER Fresh, 10 to 20c per lb.
POULTRY, ETC.-Young Chickens.
~ soto 90 per dozen. old from GOA
3 90
EGGS-SC per dozen
SLAVES -We have no market for slaves
AKREi.s-AppIe. SD cts; Flour, 45cts
AIolasscs, - 90; Molasses kegs, 10 gal 3,
lOcts; Molasses kegs gals, scots; W his
XIV kegs, 10 gals 81 90; Whisky kegs, 4 )
gals 50 cents
GROCERIES.
BACON-Sides lie
Shoulders Zoe.
Hams >.
CHEESE per H. rs to - c.
COFFEE, Rio, 22a25e
CRACKERS, r III. 7G59c.
COAL OIL, r gallon 2Oc
CANDLES, Star, 1920.
FLOUR. - O0@S 00.
MOLASSES- bbl 5OaG0, hlf bbis Goa
10 cents.
LARD OIL, T. gallon, 81 25a
LARD--l4 20 Ice. e 10.
GUNPOWDER 2 key ) 80.
BLASTING PO#DER, ) 50.
SODA-By the key 6le q 10.
SUGAR-Brown, 9alOc; Hard l24aIic-
SHOT, per bag, 80.
STONEWARE 2 gallon, 10 TO loo
TOBACCO, Mauufac 4. per lb so ) 40
SALT-By car load. bushcl > %;
ny retail = 30. $50 lbs, barrel by car load
y IS, by retail y 90.
HARDWARE, ETC.
CASTINGS, = 10, slate.
lion, bar size, 44c.
NAILS-S3 80 rates.
HORSE SHOE NAILS-27C}3jc. p ID
STEEL Cast, NJ. , a, 2Oa21c.
PLOWS, Steel S,al24.
HUBS. l 50a2 90 per sctt.
PLOWS Baltzer * Knoerr,
Steel PIows, No. l, So 90. No, >, OU
No. 5. - 90; No I, 9 90.
Baltzcr's Patent one horse Piow Sc so;
extra pillow MOUNDS - 90 each. Cotton
scrapers same.
Powell y Bro. from various factories
One horse plows, - % to - 80. Two
horse plo,s % 80 to SIS 90.
SUNDRIES.
BAGGING-l5c per yard.
ROPE-Nachine 10.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 5oaS 80.
sole, per No.. 30 "a 4jc-
upper side, 5Oa5 %.
PRINTS to Zoe.
JEANS, per yard, 20a75.
LINSEN, per yard, l5a4oc.
COTTON YARNS, "a dozen, 12GHlSc
WASH BOARDS per doz, - sJa6 90
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The proprietor of this celebrated medi-
cine justly claims for it superiority over
all remedies ever offered to the public for
the safe, specify and permanent cure of Ague
and Fever or Chills and Fever, whether
of short or long standing. He refers to
the entire Western and Southern country
10 bear him testimony to the truth of the
assertion, that in no case whatever viii
il fail to cure if the directions are strict
ly followed and carried out. In great
many cases single dose has been sufi-
cient for a cure, and whole families have
been cured by a single bottle, with per-
feet restoration of the general health.
it is, however, prudent, and IN every case
more certain to cure, if its use is con-
tinued in smaller doses for week or two
after the disease has been checked, more
especially in difficult and long-sianding
cases. Usually this medicine will not
require any aid to keep the bowels in
good order Should the patient, ho~sver-
REQUIRE a cathartlc medicine, after hav-
ing taken three or four doses of the tonic
a single dose of Bulls Vegetable FANNY
| Pills will be sufficient.
The genuine SMIrHs ToSIc SYRUP must
/ have Dr. John Bulls private stamp on
/ each bottle. DIR. John Bull only has the
right to manufacture aud sell the orig'-
/ nal John J. Smith Tonic syrup, OF b."ie-
Vile. Ky Examine well the laoei on
each bottle If my private stamp Is not
on each bottle, do not purchase, OF you
will be deceived.
ID T.. j O n n i u ,
Manufactures and Yender OF
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Bulls SaTsapar;la,
Bulls ce3ron Bitters,
Bulls Worm Destroyer.
/ THE POPULAR REMEDIES OF THE DAY
PRINCIPAL Office, $40 Main Street, LOUIS
Vile, Ky. luiy-'
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Watkins Miss Express A lew
Sundays ago we heard preacher Of
the gospel, who holds forth over there
in Chemnng county, make use of this
vigorous comparison "A hypocriticaI
Christian can 30 more get iuto heaven
than raccoon can climb stovcpipe
with teakeItie tied to his tail -
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LOB WORK.

The COURIER OFFICE is now thoroughly
furnished with new JOB TYPE; also, full
supply of LETTER, NoTE and BILL HEAD
PAPER. CARps, SC. and can do work in the
ueatest style and at city prices.
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Negro GoYeraorGorT ennessee

The dose of YardIey the white Rad
icals have to take on" reminds one
of the anecdote on the Irish woman
who was very fond of her toddy, al
though her SOP was strictly temperate.
aud would not let his mother drink had
he known IT,
One day happening in rather uncx
pec'edIy, Teddy found mug of
something before the FIRE, aud asked
his mother what it was.
"Arrah, Teddy, me darIint, IT,
nasty phi,ky the docther ordered fur
my aimcnt; and should | not loike It,,
Teddy dear, force it down my trot, rs
the docihcr says it's the only thing
that'ud do yer ould miiher any guide
It's unnecessary 70 say that the old
lady took her tae' without a murmer.
So will the RAIDS, If they're only
f0rceI
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Trouble in the Home of
EaayPS.

The Greenback meu are making
havoc in the Republican ranks OF Ohm.
Many meu of substance aud character
who. though not inAationistS, rera d
resumption on fixed day as impracti
cable, are DESERVING the Republican
colors aud creating disaffec,iou among
the wavering friends of Hayes.
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The new silver quarters have the
device I'm God We Trust" but not
the half dollars. No confidence in
Him for any sum greater than % cents.
evidently = PhiLadelphia ChronicL
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CouaciI r'roceedInss.
HrcSsAx, KY, Sept. Is, 1876

HICKMAN ny, sept To- IN''-
TCALLED MEETING /
Council met Couneilmeu
Troutweine, Stesgais, Ramage. Meiheny
and Harness -Steagala in the Chair.
The bids for building the West Hick
man levee, was presented aui opened.
The bid of Dan Steele being the lowest.
the same was accepted Tue said Steele
TO give bond aud security for the faithful
performance of said work. which is TO be
done in fair and reasonable time The
same TO be paid for as follows One third
cash the work progresses, aud the bal
lance to be paid In city checks-when the
work is completed aud received.
Council adjourned
N. P. HARNESS, Clerk pro TEN.
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CUT THIS OUT.
1t Max SaYe KOIir Life

There is no person living but what
suffers more or less with Lung Diseases.
Coughs, Colds or Consumption, yet some
would die rather than pay "a cents for a
bottle of medicine that would cure them
DR. A. BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has late
iy been introduced in this country from
Germany, and its wonderous cures as
tonishes every one that try it. Ii You
doubt what we say in print, cut this out
and take il to your Druggist Buck &
CowstLE and get sample bottle for 10
cents and try IT, Two doses will relieve
Regular size IS cents
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Administrators Notice.
Farm For Sale or Rent.

TNoR SALE OR RENT-PREFER SELL;
ING.
NY two Farms, three and half, and
five and "A half miles from Hickman One
hundred and fifty acres under fence on
one place, and eighty acres under fence
on the other
Land fine and in high state of Guilt
walton, etc
For further particulars apply TO
j. WEST POWELL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Boot and Shoe Shop.

RUDOLPH GLAZIER,
" EsPECTFULLY informs his friends
aud the public generally, that be
"a purchased the Shoe and Boot shop OF
the late Henry sohm, aud will continue
The business al the old stand. lie Will
lnrn out MS iuc, reliable, good and cheap
work rs any shop in Hickman. lie wiii
thank tic public for fair share Of pat
ronAge.
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ANOTHER MAD SToNE.-Mr. +. j
Senter, of Ballard county, writes u
that Mrs. Susan Barlow, Of Barlow
City. Ballard county, has "a veritable
mad stone" as ''it has cured several
persons who have been bitten by rabid
dogs. - Herald.