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nOwNMAN 4 GREkN, Auctioneers.

III
TRgsIEIr SAIL OF yALgABLl IN;
PR0yn.DD d nnAL 1871 EsTATE on sSgrH SIDE
AND I'D l1 NJ. AND AND AS33ss ,R 81 E0RTH:
GAIT BRd0k DWELLING WITH LAKGA
b. virtue Of . deed Of trust datsd Asril 3sd, -
A. b lsze. and duly recorded In Libsr No. e.I
$40, folio ~, ct seq one Of the land records 49,:
for the district ofcolambi. and ct the request Of
{. party secured THEREBY, Will soil q pueblo
ttcn I'm front Of the premises, to the highest bid
der, ON WlDNEDDAY. November sth. a D. isI6.
clock p the folio wing described real este
.irus,ea IN the city Of ws.ninsson in s.id District,
ton's subdivision Of square Numbered one hundred
And revety nine I'D g the sane z recorded In the
together with the inDrevemsnts thereon.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cash, Of which o1o
must Be Paid q time Of sails; and the bal snos In g.
=, and 70 mouths, IN squaI % be arsd
sale, st per cent. per anaum uatn Dsid, payable
semf annually, and deed Of trust on the Irsmises
sold. Conveysnctng end recording at p1fchssse1
cost. IL terms Of oake ere rot comDlied WITH h dx
days ater sale the trustee rpoorve6 the rgh 20 10
ssl q risk end cost Of DarchAssr 10 dsfau t..
WI. u. HOnTZ 4Au, Trustee,
oct7.d&ds 10. 1891 aFsstnorthwsss.
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DIED..

LAWRENCE.
NICHOLSON. Monday, November G, ISIS, Ct 30
o'clock o m. JAMES NICHOLSON.
Funeral vice. will be held at his late residsncs,
6o4 1ast Capitol street, en- Wednesday st Q D. n.
BODY viii Dc taken TO Phfadei Dhia for fntermsnt.
WHI1k.-On Saturday, November q. lae q 9
O'Clock .. m. After long sDe lingering Illness,
kurH HIIl, beloved vile Of W. h. White, aged
Her funeral viii take place from her lste resi-
dsnce, No. 90 High stfeet, above Bridge street,
Georgetown, ID &, on Tuesday after zen, Hovem-
bert, st 50 oioloot. Friends and aoQuaintanoss Of
the family are requested 70 attend.
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TIE DANGER and folly OF running away
from home 70 The cities was illustrated at
New York, day or two ago, In the case OF
Lottle Austin, who left her home In Ben
nington, because her adopted mother was
unkind 10 her. Reaching New York late at
night, bewildered, pretty and pennyless, she
accepted the escort OF q polite young man;
but, luckily, the proprietor OF the hotel 90
which he took her suspect ed his design and
took care OF the girl, I'LL the police could
find her friends.
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nUECAHs0E Bk06., Auctiopeeis.
TBUsTIEs, SALE OF FRsMl Hous. ON

orr 81 RnnTs WEST, ar AUCfios' AMI
By vlrtue OF q deed Of trust to the subscrib. -
ere datsd November Is, ISL, and recorded In 1..:v
records Of Washington county, D. at the request
OF the parties secured thereby, will SELL by pub
18th November 1876, In front OF the premises, ct
ell OF 4 ct marked and letteres m >" OF thu
recorded subdivision OF original lot numbered
ssyen a. in square numbered foor hu ndred and
ninety txs 49,, in the city Of Washington. and
DiArict of Oolum o!a, with the ements there.
on, cons listing q Frame DWELL lg House.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; the balance in
equal payments Of 6, II and IS noaths after date,
for which the notes OF the purchaser wild be taken
at cent per annum interest till psd, said notes
70 be secured By . deed Of trust on the property
sold. deposit OF eNO required at time Of sale.
Copveyancip g, 60 at purchasers cost. The tras.
tee reserve the right to resell the property aftsr
five days notice 2: purchasers cost, 1.-THE terms are
Los complied with.
FReD. w. JONES, rrr...,
oct27- eo6ds JOS r. EDSON. rrustees.
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Il Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUsTEIr SALE OF A DnrIRABLI BRICK

By virtue Of 9 deed OF trust to me. dated -
Liber No, 7Oi, felio 40, one Of the land re.
cords for sshington county, ID. o., and Of the
snail cfer for rsie At potiic Auction in front Of
premises On IBIDAI November 10th, 1876. ct {
O'Clock M the following described real estate, %
known and Distinguished az Lot numbered ninety
square numbered siH SuSSred and tSenty three O.
f6i3l, together with the improvements, consisting
If = desirable Brt r Residence.
per cent per annum from January 18th. lS76, and
the Of the sale In cash. and the balance in
trust upon the premises and the notes Of the pur-
chaser bearing ak 81 Per cent interest deposit
convt yancirg ct the cost. II the terms
are Dot implied ith in i've (5) days, the Trustees
and cost Of the defsulting purchaser:
WM B. TODD. ia. Trustee.
octso.2ar&dbs YOUhQ MIDDLITOH, Aucs.
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arras In Bristol, Eugland the other eyeuine.
and Potoatots fell seemingly dead upon the
stage, whereupOn eentlemaR started up In
q high state OF Indignation, and, enchanting
aloud, at IL most disgraceful that all these
can sit quietly here and see an aged person
deliberately murdered, }" bounced nantIcally
ont of the theatre
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Mr.. p. j. SMITH, the Irish 81. p. whose
eloquent attack on Home Rule lin the inter-
est OF RepeaD created such a sensation LAST
session, has taken the neld against the Home
Rulers and Priests, and declares that he
VIII not resign the representation OF West
meath. He says: "She may stone me, as
meath Stoned the son OF Grattau after his
twenty years OF 10y al service, but the cause
10 which God knows i have been humbIy
true will live despite OF her. In the course
on which, two years ago, ! openly and ad-
visedly entered mean calmly and deter
minely 10 preteyere.n
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OREAT RKDUCIION IN PRICR

CREAf REDUCfl0R IN PRlCR
VI .ooIz.
pELIvERID re All PAAsrs o. fH1 o1TY
Uev Schedule - NIL load Of - bushels for a @;
ssaliof loods osnss pr bsshea; cartage @ os0ts.
OYFIoa OF wAsHINafe1 oAs Light OOM.
ans mn s-,.s .o.shve.s; iii Il. sesss porshvss
q q ne Bridge stxoets 0eofgetoWn. ssDl-H
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ga Zurich printer started printing Of
nee I'm which the compositors are all women
a great Innovation Tor 6Witxeriand.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
INsOH BROS, Auct,oneer,

DUEoANsOS BROS, Anctoneers
fRgeTEEs, SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
s sps sna CAP G,AnPIroI AND lsT sTREETs WEST,
By virtue Of a deco OF trust, dated s.,ssu. -.
Der sd $50. duiy reoor.ed IN Libsr SO. SIS. IA!
r.. = e one o. the land record.
lion IRON. q he sm,es s Of sos sqsS : ssh
.tu.,ed In n. e.; ss, t o. %..a
inston pistFie. 2, Co,unbi., e Wit Ali th.s .isoe
let aforesaid. and n .wn as and oeins Lot = uni.
Ssrsd en- 81. 90 in %. pseras reooE. ed sub
tsenty three (S1sJ, together With the i'm prove
Terms q sale One third Of the purchase none,
70 be Daid ia cash and the residue In notes Of ca as
s NOM b after dsse with inteest :. sab s eep
cent Per snnum til paid ane to be secured by deed
rtaursd q time 81 sale and al .s %
recording ct purchasers eost IL terms Of sale are
The Trustees reserve the right to eseii the pco ser
s .1t rss sne cost Of the defAultins purchaser
oet.l.eo4a. 56 ssG Z. = xD sos:S' Trustees.
TH0MAs DOWLING, AOctioaesr-
1kUsrEI's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
IL ON EVbNrH STREET, BErw.sN
S Shn STREETS NokTawssT, AT AU6-
BY virtue Of . deed CT trust dated Juse nth, s.s
{ The land records Il the pistrol Of fSI laos a
ia, and st the st OF the party secured therein
VIII sell on MONDAY, November nth, SO Al a
O'Clock ,. m In front of the premises. Lot No
ii. in wm. Walls recorded subdiyI.iou f nth
ha.f OF square no. 3Ss, I'm proved by comfortable
ts o story DWELLING house
Term: oa4 and Interest at per cent from apriI
yin, 1873, and expenses OF sale, ia cash; ainnce At
trust On the oeerty sold AL csavey an sing AT the
cost oftbe purchaser deposit of ESQ Iea aired
1t the ZINE of sale IL the of sas are or I'M
Piled with In days the trustee the right TO
rese at the risk and cost of the desulting purchs
after FIVE days notice
B0sBROn ROBINSON, Trustee.
oct2 TH0s. DO WILING, Auot
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nUECANS BIOS. Auctioneers
u Southeast corner 9Th and streets q

ThUeTE6S' SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVG Cd
bal ESTATE ONT N03TH SIDE OF n
sIRtET bHTMKEN NINTH aud TENTH
Its HORTH~EsT.
By virtue OF deed OF trust. dated June LIST. -
IS 8, and duly recorded la Liber 75s, folio 50, e.
che OF the LAID records for W ashington C no. ElU
ty, In the District Of Columbia, at tbs request
OF The party secured thereby we shall sell at pu elc
auctio n. in front OF the premises on FRIDAY, the
lOih dsy Of November, 1876, at 30 ci lck D. 10
The following described real estate. situated in the
CITY tf asbiDstoD, 10 said Disricl, VIZ: Lot num-
bored eighteen (l3J, in Davidsons subdivision OF
tQuare three hundred and sixty seven S6 }, the
istrict
Terms Of sale: One half cssh; balance in one, tive
aid three years. for which the purchaser notes
will be taken, secured by deed of trust upon the
property, and bearing interest AZ the rae of 10 per
cent. per snnum from ~ OF tale deposit Of Loo
will be requir.d Of time Of sale If the Of ale
sre not compile with in i've dsys the pro perty viii
BE- resold at the risk and cost Of defsutfug purs
Ter. All copytysncins At purchaser q cost
nov.a s BHsHh6p : 20 s. s;rssos. Trustees.
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The DsnbiIry Nesos has started a report
that Private Dslzell, OF the Cincinnati press.
Is about TO leave for Algeria, a river OF ink
having just been discovered there
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how often do you 70 TO chapel? Pat-Wiil,
now shure, oi1i tell yer riv'rence the trut.
FAX. 70 g often g can avoid.
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A POSITIVE CHANGE.

On the LIST q January or sooner II 1ssble,
BhalI dfscontiuue our BY Goods business ~ our
present IOestiun, No Si4 STH STREET. A there
e some uncertainty as 20 arrangements ve may ia
able 70 make, shall offer O4r 81 OK of new and
EeasonAble Dr. Goods without regard 70 Its present
value.
Black SIR q. I Sc than old prices,
All kinds Of Dress Goods,
Blspksts, Bed Comforts, White Quilts,
Table Dsmssk, Napkins, To =eIs,
Shsker Etaunels. CassiAeres for men snd boys,
Shirts and SkirtinR materials,
White and Coiored FisHpels,
Beaver cloths for Ladies Oiosks, from 81 to e5
In fact, full stock Of al kinds of GOOcS, which
must be cold Of in the time stated.
Dom fail TO our prices
W. n. BROWN,
oct1s-tr 10 31l sih street, rear Pc. avenue.
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UHvkRsAb 4. fIsKxr eTFisH.
RAlLhOAD rloh1Ts 70 On from aH Dointa
:' s:ss:: 800 = s: p ~
In this city.
Iickss good TIL ussd. BssSsss eeeekea through.
Apply 70 II. ID. WHITEeIDB.
sv1-D S87 Penn. ave-. Dandy store.
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CONNOLLYs,
oct1s-u sos en street. OPS. P.tsst ONES.

ootfs-u sos cn street, ops. PateAt once.
nRY GOODS REDUCED.
CLOsIHG OUT CARPET SALE.
Best Tapestry IrsTaiss, g., AMI best Brussels
u -, wiki an allowance Of Ice yaid of for
cash.
Nool Carpets s21l TO rs: 10 " prices
Carpets, ls5zc to %, cheap.
Dry GOocs very cheap.
Beet Cal:cp Remnants &c
Cslicoes SC ne.
Good Canton Flannel, TIC up.
Wol Flanneis. IS 4 sc.
Heavy Red Iv1lis Csc MP.
Dress Goods very cheap l7S, 10 %, Is, to 81.
CRsbmfrs al wosl, sll c7lOrs, soc up.
Blank snd Con fort-, o Is - IS.
Telt shirts, 50, s21S rs o. 81; cheap
~Dont forget our place.
TN sATOAIN
cts 109 sTset Space.
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MOUNTAIN OF SALT.-A mass OF ninety
milnon tons OF pure, solid, compact rock
salt, loca ted on an island one hundred and
miserable sea marsh on the route from
brashear 10 New Iberia, up the river Teche,
Louisiana, Is one OF the wonders of the
three hundred acres OF excellent land, ever
came into existence in such a locality 10 a
matter OF conjecture. Vegetation IN prolific,
and the scenery Is beautiful and varied
here is an immense bed of pure rock salt
whose exte nt is as yet only estimated, and
scientific men gre puzzled.
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~ nnaksss Ladies froooeaus completed e tho
shortest police. ChiIdrslb Suits and 1mbroldsry.
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CeANoERY SALE O., EssL ESTATE II

=, % virtue OF der Q '.so-b SuprSD- -.
'Ou-t OF Ibe nistriot Of q ,iumbia in cs.se -
Numbered 3Ss, Equry docket Ia between nj
sophia Clsrk', u a. cOwpiSiua 10. and K ate =.
lel's e. 81 otf Ddanfe, tn uDder.ign-d ,rugsa
~il sell at pub l., in 'root 81 Is, premi.a.
Cd WhLhb>psl: The 18Th dag 90 Move iber lSlo,
~ o'cioce IL. AZ psIc-I OF n md ID en-
lee situated in raid city, and own - para II Lot
wen, a. In sqGAre for hu8drtd .nd thirty Gig at
Ass - CcrtnIned within the NETS ana bon d.
following, 20 wit; BeglnpIng at the distance OF
eehty two 49, feet tour ca inches from q erect
- uih AID rnbr1ng thence south q iine witt
la nth 5te street west .ixi@en 49, feet then
n'n ~ mine ysD feet four a inches, theaoe north
twelve I'D feet, hence wet thirty 1907 fest thence
noItt tour feet. end thence west sxty so
frsf four 90 inches, the place Of begin ming and
lnnroved ~ 2 story - anne House
Terms Of sale: One third cash and the balance in
two e. ual ents and u months lively
after date OF sale with interest at per cent r
snnun, until paid secured by deed Of trust pre-
ptrU SOLD TO sstisfhct Of trustee All conveyan
time Of sale will be required IL teraJs IT COM
pito with within hve days Trustes reserves the
r1sbf TO resell at risk Of defsuitine Burchaser.
nov6,A WIN. W BIO AkM AN Trustee,
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WV "a OstUM 10 an institution OF the
pat. Yesterday the building was closed
Ior repairs, apd the stuffed animals, birds
and reptiles, the old srmor priute. picfnres
ano other curiosities were carted on 70 add
10 The attractions OF Bsrnums show In the
hlppodrome. MI. j. L. Barnes has leased
tDe building, and he intends 10 open n In
Two weeks with third gallery, an ENLARGED
stage, oar, fresh coat OF paint and other
arrangements for conducting q place OF
Alhambra. Ballet and beer will be the
principal attractions. Mr.. Henry Cotton is
10 De The stage MANAGER epD YorE World
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Our O. Back GrOs arat1 sILK can't De m4fch he'd
the city 1T der o. 1s also, ,u- usual bargains
House Furnishings 81 the cheapest store the city
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RRODHEAD d. Co. ,

hhVDhEAD a ~,
1aosrsTBsET, BErwEEE 1873 Aso 18Th,
WILL SILL
s sr,nt. for Sniltins purposes st Sc.
fssss e.H;sfic S''. Se i seaSs s = d1
Al Linen Crab, Tor tovelins, SO
Fruit OF the L, OH Btaohed JOttJn, exc
Cod Up BE- et ~ s To-. sPSo,, Toi!o1.
blsck enks, Is o-tts spd Z .. ttDcIu ing Guinst 4
AL 0Si ssss FIsseh CAshmsre', doaoe with
Beautiful Bsp', sni Plain and Plaid Enilish
stIigsd sn.x's. 81 ard up.
Eiessni Bno6 Fe e ia s.f IA a. ea'r.
1o,s shseti 9, fill With sad standard make, 3sc
net OsseE aud PIsin DsSss GOODS, un.u2ra sss
u quality std style, snd many Of With caunot be
man. other s.sir&bIs soofs eIGaIy ESaf All ,AeaS
- Do rot fail 70 give us cal.
BRODReAD d CO..
noyl-tr 1903 street. bet Eth and 18th.
SELLING OFF
SELLING OFF.
ALARGE IsD sPEHDID STOCK or FIRST
CLAss ALL AND ~IhTER Day JODs,
BY
Nv. COLLEY,
COME E.shTH sTREET AND nAEKET SPACE,
FOB IHI MINT 90 DAYS ONLY.
hsNiEs much to large stock In store. / propose
eelitg cut, - atrvo sfsted, ara ly reduced
prlcts, viii " reserve EBc May at than cost
OF i'm portable
SI:sk 6a.h1,,Tss very cheap; aesiqoe..
BLACK eilks yeTy Chear, ColOred Stlgs.
Ladies faL d mt ! IN CiOaks aud Shawls, CHEAP.
tall stock Of Cloths and Osss imeres. Blankets,
Bed Spreads, FlaaESls Soesring., Table Linens,
Hapkirs and TCWelnR=: wt'h n GER al stock Of
staple GCOes s1spted to fhe Of families, and
1hey are invited To eNsmine this stock before buy
.ng elssw here
gAH 10 De s I'd warranted as represented, and
fair GeslInR a ~ b teied on, 81
lOLLEf'S,
zsha rIs n .lyaSl
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DRY G0ODS.

GENUINE BARGAIN3l
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THE HAYWOOD FUND for the benefit OF the
family OF the late j. l.. Haywood. who gave
DIS lie Tor the protection OF the Northneid
Banks property, 10 reported 10 have reached
sI5.oOO. Thus lar 296 contributions have
been received by the committee- vhich
would make the sum given average about : s
apiece. The range OF contributions is from
one ooilar 10 one thousand dollars. Several
WORM OF sympsthy with the movement,
Wnlle MI. w. W. Astor OF New York, 10
Wbom no invitation was sent forwarded bis
cbeck ior $500, and other Individuals not
connected with the banking Interest have
irankmitted their SIS and $50 Contributions.
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Having blught hesyiiy a. ths recent fmmsnss
Auction sale-, car offer the largest stock OF
NELNkTs Ia the city. Among our barss aims we
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MILLING OFF
SELLING OFF,
LARGE sSD Splendid STOCK or FIRST
NLAsS ALL AND SIhTEH Day JOD5,
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SALES

AUCTION SALES
RR0OKER LEWIS, Auctfopeers
- Marble But eng. northwest corner Pean d ave.
nue. and nth street
| STOCK Ov MOTIONS nd FANCY GOODS,
AIS bTMEET OF FINE PLATGo wARI
AN ID CU1LgkY. CLOOke. JHwHLRY
LskkBTe, kPhEaD>. TOWELS, SOAPS,
sc. &C, AT AU TOE.
On TUESDAY MORNIHG, November It'll. ct
10 Oclock, 1T our eslesroOm viii sell an assert
rneri OF the above, with 9th sods
BROOk8R LEWIS.
nUEOAEs0H BIOS, Aucsioneers,
~ southeast corner 9th and ID -. northwest.
sALI OF wALsUT .gIIss, saow OASIS,
CAkP6Ts, sIyyks, MATT ESsks, 1Akes R
sshAaSSss cLVohs, AID LOT 81 ELS
On Tuesday koRSINe, November ..n
nmenoing at 10 O'CLOCK, We will sell the W
snnxe mentioned goods With numerous
others, In front of orr auction rooms ~
DUnOASsoh BR0s ,Auots.
TRos. BOWLING, Auctioaeer.
TIE JACKSON CITY FIsHEKY FOB RlHT
Al AU, TON
On st1o kDA !, Eoyt mber ith,-
20, 81 cloct r N, st my
con Rooms, Will rent pubic>
auction the aboN" IN mi med Fishery fer the sea.
novs-st Taos DowLIse. Auct.
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BROrHlRs, Auctionsers.

OUHCANSON b HOb
novS-ee&ds (Law Reporter AuctioneeI
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WHIT BEISe PUNISHED BY BIs TEACHER
CHILD DkoPs DEAD In A MINIATURES
SCHOOL.
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y W. COIIEY
COME I.shTH STREET AND rAKKET SPACE
FOB IHI NENr DAYS ONLY

cetsO-eOsm sol, eO-psr sth ard Market ssa,..
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-02
Specimen OF Indian Pastimes.

A young Texan, who has just escaped
from years captivity with the Co.
manche Indians, thus narrates the tortures
inflicted on another prisoner, when they
were captured: AS soon as the Indians
had kindled fire and eaten some meat,
they began to torture the second prisoner,
though for what reason / have never
learned. They beat him with cartridge
box strap with large buckle on the end
of it, after stripping him of his clothes.
They cut gashes on him with knives.
They sawed of his thumbs with cavalry
saber, and mashed his Toes between a
rock and the but end of carbine. After
gouging out some of his teeth with a
bayonet, and sticking cactus thorns in
his flesh, they poured powder in his ears
and burnt it. All this time the man did
not complain or cry out, as he probably
expected by his fortitude to induce the
Indians to spare his life. But in this he
was mistaken, for they, findingh did not
complain at all these fortunes, began to
cut pieces of flesh out of his legs and
back and eat them or at least pretend
Il think they only chew up the flesh
and spit it out. Seeing that all these
tortures did not make him cry out (for he
had fainted), the chief stepped up with
a sharp knife, cut out one of his eyes and
put live coal Of FIRE in the socket, and
then put an end to his life with knife.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-02
Dr. Pierce.

tne IOIeuO Blade.I
"Success is never achieved without merit"
A man may make poor article and sell 1t
once, and there being 100000 people in
the United States, the sale to each one would
be enough to make a decent fortune. But
an article that holds the field year after
year, and the sales of which increase regu.
larly and rapidly, must have absolute merit.
DIR. X. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, occu-
pies our entire eighth page to-day with his
various articles. We admit it, because we
know the Doctor, and know of his articles
We know him to be regularly educated
physician, whose diploma hangs on the wall
of his Office, and we know that he has asso-
ciated with him several of the most eminent
practitioners in the county. We know that
parties consult him, by mail and in person,
from all the States in the Union every day,
and that they are fairly and honestly dealt
with.
This grand result has been accomplished
by two agencies-good, reliable articles
articles which, once introduced, work easily
their own way-.-and splendid business man.
agement. They have succeeded because
they ought to have succeeded.
III you would patronize medicines, scien-
tifcally prepared by skilled Physician and
Chemist, use DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines.
Golden Medical Discovery is nutritious,
tonic, alternative, and blood-cleansing, and
"
gative Pellets, scarcely larger than mustard
seeds, constitute an agreeable and reliable
physic Favorite Prescription, remedy for
debiitated females; Extract Of Smart.weed,
magical remedy for Pain, Bowel Com.
plants, and an unequaled Eminent for both
human and horse-fiesh while his DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy is known the world over as
the greatest specific for Catarrh and "Cold
in the Head" ever given to the public.
They are sold by druggists.
TWENTY YEARS A sUFFERER---CURED BY THE
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
DIR. II. V. PIERCE:
Dear Sir--Twenty years ago / was ship
wrecked on the Atlantic Ocean, and the cold
and exposure caused large abscess TO form
on each leg, which kept continually dis
charging. / was attended by doctors in
Liverpool, Havre, New Orleans, New York,
and at the hospital on Staten Island--.where
the doctors wanted TO take one leg of. Fl
nally, after spending hundreds Of dollars, /
was persuaded TO try your Golden Medical
Discovery" and now, in less than three
months after taking the first bottle, ] am
thankful TO say am completely cured, and
for the first tins In ten years can put my
left heel TO the ground. am at home nearly
every evening and shall be glad To satisfy
any person Of the truth Of this information.
I am, sir, your respectfully,
WILLIAM RYDER,
81 Jefferson Street, Buffalo, N. Y,