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q We trust that the Atchson Champion will not re
gard it as fault finding suggest that under ex
istng arrangements its daily is of practical use to
the people Of this upper country there regular
ty or certainty in its arrival. Up to this writing
"Wednesday noonJ the daily Champion Of Sunday Tues
day and Wednesday have arrived at Troy post
No doubt the publisher tries to get it here time but
sad failure. He undertakes to send by the
ing freight train Sometimes it put of the day Of
publication sometimes two three days after and fire.
quenty not at all If it mailed In the post office it
would be pretty to the day. which would
be better than at present Although may sometimes
differ with the Champion local questions. the
merits Of candidates. bear it ilwill in business
point of view and therefore regret say that under
present mail arrangements its business bound
terially fall of in Northern Kansas.
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Harvest HeHne.

The Oranges Of DOniphan and surrounding Counties
will have picnic Harvest Home in the Court House
Park Troy Saturday the Eth day oil August 1870
Each subordiuate Grange requested to make its
and out in full regsla with banners
notices and full baskets Farmers and friends Of the
order and all who would enjoy holiday at the close OF
the aors of securing the largest harvest ever gathered
in Doniphan County cordially invited to participate
Good speakers and music by the Trey hand. Let AL
the people from all parts of the County come our
By order of County Grange.
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~ New Goods, at hard time. prices. at Lsl.nd,..


No people in the world suffer much with Dyspepsia
rs Americans Although years Of experience in medi.
cine had failed to accomplish certain and remedy
for this disease and its eeets such Sour Stomach
Heartbur waterbrssh. Sick Headache, Costiveness
Papi'ation Of the Heart Liver Complaint coming up Of
the food low spirts general debility, yet the
introuctioo Of Green's August Flower believe there
s case Of Dyspepsia that be Immediately
ieved 1000 dozen sold last year without Of
failure reported Go to your druggist W. P. Russell
Troy Kansas, and get sample bottle for 10 centa and
try it. Two doses will relieve you. Regular size IS
cents-
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BRENSER, KANSAS, July IL,

BRESSER KANSAS July IL, 1876.
SIR:-I am the mail messenger at Bremen and deny
the charge that Is printed in the Ch about holding on
to the mail bag. and pulling Mr.. Butcher of the train
stood the platform. before the depot door, handed
the mail to Mr. Butcher and the train fifty feet be-
fore he fell. The agent out with me we did not
him till We going in the postofce We carried
him into the depot the train under such hssdway
that it went through M-Danss field before could stop
back for him. Please put this in the Doniphan
Items and tell the that took such trouble to have 1t
printed that say Il is We. Mcdaniel.
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REPUBLICAN CONTEMPORARIES
CONGR ESaIONAL DISTRICT.

The Republicans of the First Congressional District in
Kansas. will hold delegate Convention in Abilene on
Thursday the 3lst day August 1876 at 10 o'clock A
M for the purpose Of nominating candidate for Con
gress.
Said Convention shall be composed of two delegates
Representative district entitled representa-
ton in the Legislature No proxies will be admitted,
therefore alternaes be elected in each district
Primary meetings the election said delegates and
alternates will be held Saturday August 26th ls16.
By order of Committee.
d. r. ANTHONY, ID. L. PALMER,
Secretary. Chairman
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sECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT CON.
VENTEON.

Republican delegate Convention for the Second Ju-
dical District will be held the court house in Hiawa
tha on Wednesday August A. ID. 1876 at O'Clock, p.
NJ to nominate candidate for Judge of said District.
The delegates said Convention sppOrtioned fol-
loWs-tw0 each Representative district viz DOniphan
County, AtchisOn County 81 Brown County, 4: Ne
County T. The delegates will be elected at such
times and places may be fixed by the Republican Com
mittees of each Representative district When other
time is designated by said Comm tees it is recommended
that delegates be elected Saturday August ut
o'clock p. M, in each Representative district.
JOHN L. BLAIR,
Z. n. MORRILL,
SIMON CONWELL,
,pntra
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Notice This

In another part Of our paper will be found the sdver
tisenent u Waterman Bernard who wish to sen all
the Lumber wanted in Doniphan and Brown Counties ut
ST. Joseph or Ewood for the prices q. either place
They always sell Lumber at the very lowest prices and
they especially invite any one wish
ing to purchase Lumber They prepared to dse. BY
the car load at any point the ST. Joe & D. C. and
A N Railroads. and they guarantee entire satisfac
tion, in Quality and Price Good statling for teams.
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Or CHHLS AND FEVER.

The proprietor VI this celebrated medicine justly claims
for sups riOrty all remedies ever offered to the
public for the s eertsa .pssdy and ys,sn.nt care Of
Agus and Fever. Chilli and Fever whether OF shsr.
or long standing He refers the entire Western and
Southern county to bear him testimony to th. truth Of
the assertion that in case vhstsvsr will It fail to cure
II the directions strictly followed and carried out In
great many eaiss single dose ha. besa suseisat for
cure nd whole families have been cured by single bot
tie. with perfect restoration Of tho sss.r.i health Il.
IL. however prudent sad In every more certain to
cure u Its 10 esutisued In smaller doses sr week or
two AFTER the diisa.s has been checked more especially
In difficult sBd long standing Usuay this med
cine will not aid to keep the bowels in good
order Should the patient however require eathartic
medicine after having taken three four osss of tho
Tonic. single dose Of BuEs Vegetable Fa~ Pss will
be sufficient
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Z. Snyder.
s. n. Irwin. and
j. W. Zook,
AdministrAtor Of the Estate Of
William Zook, deceased.

william Zook deceased, DefendantA
THO W. ZOOK- Administrator Of the Estate Of Will
Il linn Took deceased Of the above nGned defend.
ants You will take notice that you and z Snyder add
s. NJ Irwin have heep sued in the District Don
phan County. State Of Kansss by Rachel b. McCrssry
the above named plaintiff in the above entitled aeton
and that said plaintiff hled her petition in action 10
said Court the llth day Of July A D. and that
mnst answer or demur TO said petition before
the Gath day Of August A D. or aid pstfios will Be-
taken as true and eo1essed and Judgment rendered
promissoy note for the Of Ave hundred dated
November sst I74 and due June LIST 1915 interest
at the rate Of twelve per cent June 18Th
1878 and that certain mortgage given BY the defendant
T. Snyder land Harriet Snyder now dcceasedl to said
plaintiff the south half Of south vest Quarter and
the south half Of the north hal. Of the quarter
OF section twenty seven CD In township 0 south. Of
range nineteen (gl east containing one hundred and
twenty IL DouPhan County Ksns.s 70 secure the
payment Of be forccosed and said msrtTaEed
premises be ordered 20 be sold satisfy said
to be rendered and that you the defendant T.
Zook, Administrator Of the Estate Of william ZSok d.
ceased be baed and feseelsssd Of all right nte and In
terest Or % sad PrsmiSso % ordered % Be sold
July u. is'e-sv Prs fee, SIS
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Grange Notice.

The of the Harvest Feast Grange pic mic has been
b.ngsd The Severance Grange will hold its regular
meeting at the regular time first Saturday, August 5h
at O'Clock D. H. at which time the business mentioned
in last weeks notice viii be attended to- Do not forget
A. c. RPPEr. Secy.
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DoNIPHAN COUNTY DIRKCToRY.

Judge ID Judicial Distriet-P L. HUBBkRD.
County COmmissioners-FRED. HARrsTER, CYRUS LELA,
JR-. A. LARZELEKE.
Sherif-THoNAs J. VANDERsIIcE.
Clerk of District COurt-FKASK BRoWN
Treasurer-RoBEKT TRACY
County Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELYH
County AttOrney-W. ID. WEBB
Probate Judge-RoBERT WILKINSON.
Register Of Deeds-F. H. DRKNNING
Superintendent of Public InstructiOn-D. ID. RosE.
COrOner-DR. WA RERDER
Surveyor-JAMRs +. FoRMAN.
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CHICAGO MARKRT.

wheat-Unsettisd bat ssasraiy lovsr; closing arm;
No spring soic spot cot ssssc August closing s
August
Con-Unsettlsd, setive weak and lower; No. q 44sc
spot; l5fc September
Oats-Firmer; No: sic spot and August.
Rye-Heavy; So 960c-
Bariey-Heavy; IS Sc
Pork-Stesdy; tls Is spot; tls oooIs saI
Lard-Fairiy active and shade higher $40 as spot
II 15al1 lTbc September.
Bulk Meats-Steady and firm.
Cattle-Receipts $500 No market, no sales
Hogs-Receipts 10000 Shipment 1000. 5siOc higher
chiefly light fair to ehoce light Is s5 as Is chiefly
6 IS Phsdelphis sS 10.
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ST. LOUIS July IT,
wanted At 4d5 rs
wheat-Dull; No. fall q 20 cash; o. al August; No.
do 81 10 asked; No. s9c bid
Corn-Lower; No. mixed 4okc cash; 43ic September.
Oats-Firmsr; SHE cash; asc September.
Rye-kower SILL e9c bid.
Dry Salt Aeats-Nominal At SIC, ioi 6loIe.
Bacon-Quiet at Sc, 1l3diii ll36I1fc.
Lard-Sunmer l85e.
Hogs-Strong and active; shipping ssss %; bacon
% 9o6e 30; butehey % 30as 50. keceipts I 0o0
eeipts 600
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s. R. Shepherd, n. G.
+. N. COtty, V. G.
John Maquilken, Sec
Y. X. Stout Treas.
Richard Hartley, Warden.
Frank Brown, Dis Deputy.
Harvey McAdams, Rep. to Grand Lodge.
The Lodge is said to be prosperiag-is gaining mem
beers constantly and has about 500 among
its members 1t will be recolectsd that the Order in
Kansas has mutual life insurance organization access
BILE to Odd Fellows and their wives where insurance
be obtained for about ene-thrd the usual cost
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The genuine article must have Dr. JOHN Bulls private
stamp each bottle Dr. JOHN BULL only has the right
to manufacture and sell the original JOHN SMITHS ToS
&c SYRUP of Louisville KY Examine well the label on
each bottle If my private stamp is not each bottle
do not purchase, you will be deceived See my column
advertisement and my show card will prosecute any
one infringing my right. The genuine sxrrHs TOXIC
SYRUP be prepared only by myself.
The publics servant
DR.. JOHN BULL,
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

VS0 ssl DR.. chAsss Recipes Information from Eve
Il erybody. In every County In the United sstes and
Cankdss- Enlarged By the publisher to 64s pages
over 5000 household recipes and Is suited 20 all
classes and eondtess Of society wonderful boos and
heasehold necessity II sells at sight Greatest induee
offered 70 book agents Sample copies ssrt by
mail pest paid. for s2eo Exclusive territory given
Agspts more than double their money. Address DIR.
Chsss's Steam Printing House. Ann Arber Michigan
ljenei3s.
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report having been circulated that these mills were
washed away by the late foods in Wolf Biver this is
notify he public that such report is entirely unfounded
The mills delayed but few days by the high
ters and running regularly. and doing good
work before. W. II. H. CURTIS g. Co.
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rsr George S. Harris. Township Trustee, has re
signed and gene to travelling for boot and shoe house
and James W. Mcclellan has appointed to the va
caney
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Tea. Tea, reaI.,

On long time at low rates Of interest secured by farm
mortgages. FIJI DRENNING
Troy, Kansas, Feb. a. 1876
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II Large white Bed Spreads worth a. for q. at Van
Buskrk's.
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~ Pacific Lawns worth IS cents for 10 cents at Van
Buskirks.
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- Pryor's Ladies' Brass Hand gave their concert
announced. at the Court Hoasa last Friday evening
The ladies play we'll The little girl also did eIseently
duet
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~ Read the Locals In this column. of c. r Van Bus
kirk. He is clearing out for Fall stock.
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EF Sound for sale the Depot far IS cents pei
bushel, by the wagon load. ii. II. WHEELKk Agt-
Troy July 90 ls7e.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA.

Read The Joaoxn9 extract Of letter from krs Rire,s
''t Of Rec Dr. Risss. Of the p.o.t learned eloquent
and popular Knisss Of The heAodist Episcopal Church
and AO present satiosed at Broadsay Church Lou
rile, ~:
LoUIsvILLE. KT, Oct g. 1sss.
Dr. John Bul-Dssr Sir: Many thanks to you for the
medic Inc you hsye kindly given me. have been
great sufferer for nd had the advice Of various
physicians. Some pronounced nay spine my lungs
and some my heart to be the Of my disease have
been burnt bstered and cuppsd until had become
heartsned Several very eminent physicians who exam
ined my spine, informed that was threatened With
paralysis or spsPlszy any day and that nothing but
seton would relieve had perfect horror Of that
and was hesitaipg about having inserted when you
kindly sent me ssrsapsrilla. which immediately
begun to take three times day. had suffered terribly
with most ssste pain in the rig side Of my head ss
Pecialy when would read write for any length Of
time, and rising my feet would perfectly blind
for several minutes and would have to hold to something
to prevent falling.
am most happy to inform you that the pain in my
head l. entirely relieved suffer but seldom with my
sP'ne ana tnsn mos 50 acuteiy. Ny appetite 10 good
indeed for the a.t time In my life enjoy my dinner
more than any meal during the day.
You kindly four bottles again last night and
began again this morning and hope be entirely re-
hsved. Please accept ny heartfelt thanks and best
wishes.
Very truly your most grateful friend
NJ C. RIVERS.
Ny journal aboupds with similar letters all Of which
guarantee to be genuine and written by the persons
whose they bear.
Do not suffer yourself to be imposed Don't be
drawn away sftsr and doubtful s1psriuspts Don't
risk your health by letting novices experiment upon you
with their trash.
Ny Sarsapsril has stood the for twenty ysars
1t still the sarsapsrls sf the day and Of the sgs
sripg all others In popularity and in Its curative
qualities
Avoid all thoss who trying to palm on you other
extracts of ssrssparilla soessd Remember II is Dr.
job Balls ssrapsrls Of Leui.ville KY thst 10 tn.
old and reliable romsdy for Impurities Of the blood and
scrOfulous affections. Always bear that In mind.
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II We understand that Charles Miller, Of Palermo
has purchased property in Troy and intends removing
here, engage In business.
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N ONRY To Eak

II You get Machine Oils Of all kinds, at the Low
est prices, at Bickford &Sinclair's
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r. Judge Foster. formerly Of Troy, (Kansas,) has
been converted and preaching for the Congregational
Church at Brookield No.
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Lock as Prices.

r5- Judge Owen A. Bassett of Lawrsnce' was IN
town last week and gave us call Judge Bassett Is
candidate for Governor and has many FRIENDS through
ant the State.
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I-F7 The Silver Cornet Band came around again Sat
urday night They have thanks for . serenads.
They seemed to make better music, on this occasion
than heard them do before. Whether IL was be-
they were in better humor for 1t than usual
whether It sounded better from being wakensd
of . sleep by it, depOuent is unable to say.
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n There was picnic excursion to Doniphan. on
Wednesday night We have not up to going to press.
received any report Of it.
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~ young black New FOundland dog. large and
handsome recently to the house of James e. Dry
den east Of Troy This dog 10 apparently very valuable
and Mr.. Dryden wishes the to and claim
him. paying for this notice
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IL We credit Charley Brown with the present Of .
Centennial handkerchief Every time one blows his
il he is reminded of his inalienabe rights
which life liberty and the pursuit Of happiness.
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II Dr. ". W. Crook has bought Col Leland's house
adjoining the Methodist Church. This would seem "a
indicate that he means to STAY
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On long time at low interest well improved Farms
Doniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
june2i. XXX STOUT, Troy Kansas
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II W. P. Russelrs last purchase Of cold pressed
tor OIL lard oil, light and dark lubrcstng oils were
bought shade cheaper aud he is giving his customers
the advantage of the decline
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Japanese Poplins worth 20 cents. for 10 cents, at
Van Buskirk's.
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II Thos ". Hsatiey started for the Centsn NAL last
Saturday. He let on to be going to Pittsburg.
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II The city authorities extending the plank side
walks on all the principal streets.
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~ Down goes clothing for the next thirty days, a,
Van Buskirk's.
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AGRNTa.

BATES LOCKE, "a Park Row New York
s. NJ. PETTENGILL & CO. 81 Park Row New York
GEORGE p. R0WELL CO, 20 Park Row New York
ROwELL & CHESMAN, ST. Louis, Mo.
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viii negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
money 3feb76
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ANorHRR TESTIMONY,


BENTON BARRAcks. No, April 30. 1885,
DR.. John Buu-Dsar Sir Knowing the efficacy Of your
ssrsspsrs, and the healing and beneficial qualities Il
Possesses send yen the following statement Of my case
wss wounded about two years ago taken prisoner
and confined for sixteen months Being moved often
my wounds have not healed yet have not sat up no.
nsnt since wounded. am shot thrsagh the hips
Ny general health Is impaired and need something to
assist nature have more faith in your sarsapara than
anything else wish that which IL genuine. Please
press me half dozen bottles and obiigs.
Carl. c. P JOHNSON.
st. Louis No.
P.s-Ths following written April soth, 1885. by
Mrs Jennie JOHNSON. mother Of Capt. Johnson:
DR.. John Bsl-Dsar Sir: Ny husband DR.. C. 8. John
SON skilfs surgeon and physician Of Central New
York where ks died leaving the shove c. p johnson to
my At thrtsss years Of ago hs had ehrsuic d.
arrhca and scrolA for which gave your s.rs.parils
II sured Ais. have for tsn years recommended Il 10
many in New York Ohio and Iowa for scrofula fever
Sores and general debility Perfect has attended
it. Tia Ss.tsd IN II serers srd fever
aIaoa mSsesiers. very anxious for ny
to again have to yesr sHr.apsrla He IL
fearful Of gsttins spurious article hs.cs his writing to
you for It, His wounds were Terrible bat b.lisy. bs
will recover.
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON
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Go to BickfOrd & sinclsirs. and get three pounds
hoyune Imperial Tea tor one dollar
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o. o. F.-Troy City Lodge. No. 50, l. O. O. F.. has
installed the following principal officers the ensuing
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II II you yea want PuRk HEADLIGHT on, buy ID Of
wP RUSSELL, Green Front Jan. q.
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StHPte Eerteeusa.
We have hesitation in saying that the CHAETKK OAK
best arranged for burning kind Of fuel Of any
we have ever seen and customers without a single
exception proclaim them perfect in all their arrange
ments and especially adapted to the soft coal of the
W.st
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IL White underskirts worth Ills for rs cents at
Van Buskirk's.
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~ Se,over's Flour at Leands and warranted - eo0'
IS any other make
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The extension of the ST. Louis Kansas City and North
ern Raii'cdy from Ferguson Station to
The 80. Louis Usisn Depot,
eleven mesJ was completed June 10. All Passenger
pot where connections made with all Eastern and
Southern lines. This extension passes through the
beautiful FOREST PARK; also the most interesting and
picturesque portion of suburban St. Louis and surround
ing country.
This Company has just published beautifully ooored
engraving entitled "A Birds Eye Fieo Of s. LOuis,
showing the new Union Depot the entrance to the tunnel
under the city the bridge the Mississippi River and
the Relay House. East St. Louis
For copies Of this engraving free address c. K LORD
General Passenger AGENT St. Louis. 92june.
IL Coudit the Photographed has removed to the
Henry wheelers Confectionery store where
he is prepared to take all kinds Of Pictures cheaper
than anybody in Kansas
~ Pure Cider Vinegar ct Bckford & SinclAir'a
" Warranty Quit Claim and Mortgage Deeds fer sale
at this office.
this sfice.
large lot Of Constables Sales and Justices Sub
penss in civil actions just printed snd for sale this
Office.
~ supply of Police Judges Blanks just printed and
for sale at this Office
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st.,e. from the beginning Of the Republic.
As work Of art this important picture which strongly
appeas especially this time 70 the pride and patriot
Ism Of American Citizen will bear comparison with
the best production the gaEer in this country Eu
ropSs The artist ho commissioned execute thu
PLATE has been work upon for nearly years and
now presents finished picture worthy Of Its great sub
jsct-
Sold only BY Agents % whom the liberal terms
are Elven- Address ANCHOR PUBLISHING CO, $40
Pine Street Iouis No 1may1m.
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BULLS
WORK DESTROYER.

EXTRACT FRoN A LsrrxR FROM GEORGIA.
VHLAxow. wALksR Co. GA. June ..
DR.. yska Bna-Dsss Sir: 1 have rscsstly given yssr
worn BsstEpse several tri.ls and ass IL uesdsrfuly
scaeoaa It has failed in single nss.ses to have
the uisAsdf0r eject doing pretty large country
practice and have daily for article Of the kind
am. SIR, respectfully.
JULIUS p CLEMENT. n. d.
p $50 unqualified and numerous the testimosi.is
in favor Of ny Worn Destroyer that nsvspapsr ,pses
entirely too small to tell its merits.
1t IL an infallibs remedy fsr worms Try it and BE-
convinced See my Journal fer fsll deseriptisa
JOHN BULL
For sale BY
BICKFoRD e SINCLAIR,
isunsiy Troy. Kansas.
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H Headlight and Radiant ParlOr Oil. at Bickford &
Sinclair's.
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At Biekford Snclairs you will find everything in tn
School line. .rpt3o