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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
NOTICE.
The state Of Kansas, county Of saline

The state OF Kansas, county or saltnc-Ss
C. A. whitrnore and Mary j. Whifmorc. OF Con-
grcss WAYNE county. O.. win take notice that theT
have beea sued in the district court Of SALINE county
kAass by the >alina Balding. saving snd Trust As
socafirn plaintiff forrcose and sell real proper
~ to-wit Lots 81 and the odd numbers from s. % V
(ncluSive) THIRD street and So, IS. s. So g. % and
IS 10 S. ipcusive. Filth street and to 90 inclu-
sve texcepting .. "a IS and ~ Greenwood ave-
and depot grounds. all being in Jones' addi-
ton TO the city Sslinz in said county, under .
mortgage aud note given by Ambrose VI Beeoe 10
plaintiff that they must answer the PLAINTIFF .
ltitcn hle In the Office of the clerk Of said court
The I'm day Of March, ISL against them and said
Becbe. before the 18th day OF April. ISL, or
said petition will be taken true aud Judgment rrn
err accordingly against them barring ali their inter
in said real property and also against said Bccoo
for % o. and for the sale Of SAID real property 20 pay
said judgment.
March >fh. ISL.
sALIxA BrILDISG, SAVING AND TRrsr ASSOCIATION.
BY JOHN fosTER. its Attorney :.
Attest; NEIs PETERSON Clerk OF District Court
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-15

q "a day at hons Agents wanted OUTFIT and
D kterms free. TRUE 4 co. Augusta, Maine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-06
HEsING'S HOPE or ESCAPE.
Tho Promises by which he Cnins Another
Hearing In hts Whiskcy Case.

WASHINGTON, Juno 5.-TIcsing, tho Assist
ant Boss OF the Chicago Whskcy Ring. Is be-
ginning to havo hopes that he will escape fur
thcr prosecution Of Treasury judgments against
him. Hc has succeeded to day in getting an
othor hearing in his case. for Secretary Shcr-
man consented to have 1t ngain referred to
Assistant Secretary French for argument.
Hesng's plan now is 10 get himself sop
arated from tho Whiskey Ring. so that his
case will stand aone. IIe cnms through his
counsel. to show that tho odium OF tho Ring
Is unjustly attached to him. and that it is
not right that he should be placed in tho
same category with dstllcrs who actually
dcfraudod the Government by assuming this
position he claims that he can get relief with
out any Inconsistency being shown by the
Trensury Department Some days ago Secrc-
Nry sherman said that IIcsing was wasting n s
time here, but his allowing llesing 10 have re-
hearing before French shows that l1esing
n accomplishing something. A friend OF
Shcrman's SAWS that tho Administration
IL very anxious 10 gain control of the
SidaiS /edung and that Hesng hns been
max ing big promises OF what he can do. This.
ana this nlone is giving new turn TO his casc.
Hos lng says hero that therc are plenty of men
in Chicago who VIII lend him 100000 upon his
h"ni are taken away. He offers his political in-
nuonce and his paper If st frcc. llosings
case has been again rcfcrrcd 10 II nch. and he
Will try. us Lawrence did for Jake Rehm, to
show that his chse IA peculiar. und entitled to
separate consideration.
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1HE MOUNr CiBuKL rORNfDo.



49, NNAll' '""e "o '"A""'''-t Ha7
thc following account q the disaster at Mount
Carmel. Illinois;
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Atrr'l' torn 400 passed. ov'r ulo town ~
q O'Clock lu-t evening, II -tru Is flr town Il
,b.s.,.,i,.,.l 80 cl,rr,, st-...
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most due north. taking in auou, ous slunrn
east ana w.-t. and destro,in-a.u. everything.
III !" "S .'''' A"'.'s i" DO .".' "'.'. i'.N'
louht t.ll- i"t' is i9i.rN'' N'N. wan rs. iN.
New,irh. Geo. Iry"n. ;. Goolr.eh. Fr l.Go'ke.
J. Nf..trrs. ms child. John Tennis N,4. Hirf.n
,.,
Joih ~ Al-nr' 'ihS' y 'rihhh' J. nl- Ballard.
Geo. Moor. Willie Waller. john Long. james
IIsl., Nss ,t,nv.r .fo. r,,l NJ. Doi,h
n,.-ra.h,., n I.,.r's ~ r,
Inc re was ind!y snlaued A..r sN Aours'
steady woie y t"e Nf'nrn. Many rers ns
N, ,'n i.W 100 -
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''y.. s. t,io ..~..cl A nrpl.- o.
b,iiI I .., 70 H".it 90
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Blown ont at ,he sllt- ie,t i'.. Tie r65f ANN
W., w N tte uy ia't t,",ipn. g'e, lne wni
wgs m.t ~ bv ''e', ea,n,nr @ cgIrcat Nfr wnd gndd
tr@n the ", - wlion ,ii'l no a.rn. iana,,', ~
~ ~ ~, ~, 90 ~, ~, az ~ ~, ,r '' '''''.ts.
MT on r9lrth Street MIN MN street V6 ','S
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-06
THE WAR ON THE DANUBE.
THE STRENGTH AND TIE CONDITION
or the SJLTIN'S ARMY.
Nearly Two Hundred Thousand Men wen
Armed. hut Indincrcntiy Orannized-Tbe
Turks Expecting an Attack ON Rustchuk.


LONDON, June 5.-Thc Times correspondent
with the Turkish army sends the following par
ticulars OF its organization: The Turkish army
of the Danube is slightly deficient in artillery.
and very deficient in cavalry. Tho cause OF this
Is exclusively the want Of money. The Turkish
Government havo still moro than 400 brcech-
loading cannon lying idle at Constantinoplo for
want OF horses and harness. and there are null
titudcs OF mon we'll qualified to be Dragons. but
there is no money to mount them. The arma-
ment Of tho troops is all that is perfect Tho
infantry have Mnrtni-IIenry rines and tho
cavalry Winchester rifles. According to most
trustworthy information. the present strength
Of the army. exclusive Of the reserves in course
OF formation on the other sido Of the Balkans. is
23O battalions 4 infantry. - squadrons Of horse.
800 cannon. anl about 900 fortress artillery and
engineers. Ofthcse. A. bat,alions are stationed
Mt W.ddin. SO nt Rust,huk. G5 at Shumla. % at
Nnrna. md 80 ut Slisiria. The remaining 20
battalions are divided between Nikopolis. Sis
toya. Turiukai. the Dohruls'ha. and various
places of more or less importance in Danubign
Bulgaria. E,ory battnl on. on nn average. may
he assumed To- contain 7JJ mon. Tho cOntribu-
tons from Nish 1t Is true. arc considerably be-
low this standard. lut. On the other hand. nu-
morous Redif battalons havc 1000 men. and
oven moro. Therefore. tho total number Of in
fnntry Is about l72.j 500. anil of cavalry. reckon
ins 100 men 10 squadron. 1900. Accordingly
the army of tie Danube including fortress ar
tlcry aud cngInocrs. Is close upon 100000
strong.
AS % organization. there "a n want Of every
thing that is Indispensable IN tactical unity and
system. Unin within few weeks there wcre
no divisions. brigadcs or regiments. Batta-
ions lay scattered about without ohen know ne
fr.tf ,vi tltax luI Z, I ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-06
GEN. GRINT LONDON.
Distinguished Gucst. at the Reception Given
by Minister Pivrrcpont.

LONDON. juno 5.--'Th, reception given by
Minister picrr"nont Tonight IN honor of cx-
Pres sl"nt Grant was q brilliant AFFAIR Tho
house WIS suporb'y decorated with flowers.
Tho large drawing and reception rooms were
throngel from 10 until O'Clock. At least one
th,uaahd persons were present. cons picuou-iy )
md Amer. AN society in London. EN-pr, sidcut
Grant received with Mrs. plorrcpont and shook
oarh nerspns hand. Mr.. Pierrepont ror"ivrd
WIN Mrs. Grant All the members Of lcr
MN,stys tHNin"t wero lr sent. cNccit
lori l'a' n-l.li WHO is il. anil almost
l"rnfir' % p.owafIH 'nrrs attended fhn .fifn-
Bose anal th.n -e Ambassadors l' respectfully
rruHrku' '. 4 lr-e number u Oh u.lsrs OF
ilriAm NJ Mr. John lirr'f. Mr.. G'u i-tuue.
Mr. Tom Taylor. Mr. W I.nn B.-h. the Il v
y urr ltC nway, rr.. AH'maun. and thn
dl-fneu.~hei LuostS. Marty as many Amtri-
CANS as Ing 7imeu were pres mt.
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NfCBiIION'S POLICY.
Kestiictirg the Freedom Of the Press and a
GubiIc Discussion In France.

PARrs, juno "a circular of NJ. Fourtou.
Mri-teroi the Interior TO the projects. in
stru is ,hcm 10 revise all licenses for hawking
and selling newspapers. books. and pamphlets.
AMI allows only q. agents. Offering proper guar
MT c- t. social order, TO retain their licenses.
Inr ur 't' Is are also instructed To- pros ecuto
any p"rs ms who. in caifs and other publo
PLACES spr0uf iase reports Gale ulated 10 disturb
.IlI... tl..ffHfII'.tv
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Packard hns not. Who. do you think. is
so pross'n ng Col Jnrk Wharton, OF the COnled.
good onl'er, IS called upon ly n Republican
Administration to resign his Office To- nuke way
ior TIC releR What service has wharton Ia
brave man. it s trucl ever done for the pnrty or
the country to earn high Office. eNc"p. 10 help
XIII Soma Of our gallant soldiers. WHOSE lowy
graves we were decorating tho day got your
Let me- advise you. my dear sir not 10 losc
your temper in discussing political matters. II
you do you viii provo yourself unit To be cm-
nloy'l 70 manage plplnmauc aiiairs even near
the smallest court in Eurcpc say OF Monaco,
whore they nave standing army OF siNiy-tnree
men only. so that You need not be- AFRAID 70
go there because Of any danger Ot war. should
be grcved II YOU do anything which would 10y
any possibility lessen the chance that you VIII
leave. very soon. the country.to bo away at least
four years.
For the rest. ns II the disputed questions of
fact relnt,ng to what WIS said anu done by the
commission OF which you were "A member.
when ia New Orleans. we Will renew the dis
cussion alter a committee OF Congress, OF which
II may be my ill-fortune 10 hn a member. has
made full Investigation. Then. and not till
spondnneeU U nnloes mdow~d wd y"n ryTS sTSoWpH Xxx 10
practice upon m" TO educate yourself 10 iOrmu-
lat" diplomatic notes.
] must apologize To Won for the scoulng delay
hotwr' u the date ol this note ana your rnc"p-
ton Of it, | began the reply ms soon as was
favored with yours. hut as ! reserve matters ~
this sort for rerrHntion. ] could not finish il
sooner. MS / have been very nurd pressed with
professional cna !.eMcn.s. Tray hold NJ "a
am. not only truly" hut very truly yours
Theuon. wAvyrN,oyr,on. liIn'iirrli,1g55,nn,. IA.
Following is the letter OF Mr. MaeVeaeh.
rHi ,px rHii May ~. '.-7
,.5S. GrS HrSj. + nuTLrH; Your inior MT
ta.. wa. Wna'en Ion. d9 re' .i aa me at Ne"r "'ea,
G.',nn,en {. ,nc cii he dd n.t msa1ese or ifae..
pmnin ffyu me- ln respect o. ANY on' O. lit, MT
.'h,i iht Ir' |i,nt 90 alrint lm Marshal ; mrh
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IrN BUTTER TO MACNEAGH.
,tvov Cf'frBON'S SON-TN-LiW MOST
StffN rIIICILLY SC.1RIIIJD.
xybnt thc General Didn't sny, md what tIe
MA tonnding Negroes Cheated Names or
Nunrssr- Erndy when Wanted Mac
ycnah's Financial md Diplomatic Hopes
Nnitlun for the Shoes OF Dead Men.

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save thW h'l' yea them'
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hI t. ''" nv" III 'h' "ru'HnI"S courteous nm
f''-' Wn'h pass '.''"''n h'nu e"''h' 'Spv-
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An exciting ln 'il'n'. vt fresh in tho memory
'' mup 'n' nmAns.l' ihlIAu.D dcscub' iu tc uI n.
ns oisibr o. we great story, "tnstlron Bll, tie
bJ Ffsfp Of uc Mt,s winch the Nee lNk H,ealg be.
sIAs thI, Ncts --dis
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21
-uPRzMz COURT OF MISSISSIPPI.

judgments in tie following cases were
affirmed by the Supreme Court Monday.
March 10Th:
2lG5. Sarah irber. ct al, vs.. Mcdonald
1868 and 1868. ii. Hitler, ct al, VS. Limp
kin
1885. Daily vs.. Bennett.
PEP. Deason W.. Taylor
1860. Bonner and GoOde. VS.. Max,
1884. Cayce vs.. Hawkins. ct al
1850 Jones vs.. Howard and Co.
1916. Bee ct al, vs.. Fahoy.
1851. Matthews vs.. Board of Supervisor
Copiah county.
Judgments in the following cases were
reversed and remanded:
22l9. Deason vs.. Hoskins, ct al.
234l Callcot vs. Smith.
1925. Watkins VS.. Briley
2037. Rodd VS.. Dumb. idge.
1851. johnson VS.. Barr.
1868. Wilson W.. Castor.
2240. Klein vs.. Board Supervisors Smith
county.
1864. Crank Gulf and Port Gibson Rail-
road Company va. Buck.
1887. Coke VS.. Davis
1851. Green vs.. the State.
2203. DUR VS.. the State.
1888. Grafton W. Grafton, and bill dis
missed without prejudice.
1886. Stubs vs.. the State.
la the following cases, petitions for rear
gument were denied:
1885. Clapton VS.. Gholson.
230I Duff VS.. Snider.
In the following eases, motions t. correct
judgments were denied:
PIG. Winn VS.. Hand.
300. Te1t v. the state.
1885. Atkinson VS.. FoxwoIth.
1870. McInnis vs.. Magee.
2l63 Galf Va. Dods0n, dismissed for want
of prosecution.
The Court adjourned. sine die, on Tuesday
morning. The April Term will begin OH
Monday April 10th.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21

The SUPREME CoURr.-The October
term. S76, Of the supreme Court OF the Sta'e
Of Mississippi closed on Monday last, after a
confi'uoas :ession Of fiSe months The
April term will begin on the 18Th day of
April. One year ago there were between
eco and so cases on the dockets of the three
Districts and IN the consultation room. At
present there Is not case in the consulta-
ton room and onIy about sixty cases on h /.
dOckets, which, from various causes, ha, e
been continued by counsel.
Mississippi is not only blessed with an
able Supreme Court. but with one Of re-
markable industry. No word OF comment
is needed in addition to the STATE IN ent OF
what the Coart has accom- plished within the
past twelve months
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21
TOTAL LIABILITIES

Gross amount of Losses, claims
and Liabilities $9O6 80 40
The greatest amount in any one risk is $50
900 but will not general rule exceed SlO,-
900
The Company has no general rule as to the
amount allowed to be insured in any city,
town, village or block, being governed in this
matter, in each case, by the general character
of buildings width of streets, facilities fJr
putting out fires, etc.
This Company was incorpo ~atel under the
general Insurance Law of the stare of New
York, and obtained its Charter. or Act OF In
corporation, September h. 1858, attested
STATE OF NEW YORK,
CRY AND e UNITY OF NEW YORK,
Stephen Crowe,l, Presiden', and William r.
,'rowelI. Secretary OF the Phenix Insurance
Company, being severally and duly sworn, de-
pose and say and each for himself says, that
the foregoing is "a true, full and correct state
ment OF the affairs of said Corporation, and
that they are the above described officers
thereof STEPHEN CROMWELL Pres't.
VIM r. CROWELL Secfy.
Subscribed aud sworn before me, this 18th
rseal.1 FRANCIS P. BURKE,
Commissioner for Mississippi in New York.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Scr.
l. W. H. Gibbs. Auditor of Public Accounts
Of the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the foregoing statement is truly and correctly
copied from the original on file in my office.
Given under my hand and official seal, al
Jackson, this first day Of March, 1870.
Il. s. Y II. gibbs.
Auditor of Public Accounts.
BARROWS s. SMYTEIE. Agents
mar2l-3w. JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21

HE Circus Is COMING Coles great
Geological aud Equestrian Exposition will
'si, Jackson on Tuesday, April 10th. Some
'dea of the immensely and superiority of this
SI5euS may be gathered from perusal Of
oaelr attractive announcement on this page.
here Is what the Shreveport Times says of
is visit to that city:
w. W. Cole, the Napoleon Manager of
.de nineteenth century, exhibited here yes
ieTday afternoon and evening. his beautiful
COLOSSAL, and costly Circus Temple of the
world The morning opened dismatly, skies
Iii and rain falling heavily. About ten
clock and clouds fortunately cleared away
.eAs enough To enable the company to make
Saetr street. parade. Grand :; The finest
gi>play / ever saw show make; They
deserve 10 be patronized for that alone,
we're among the compliments the pageant
received from the best citizens, and it de-
serves every word of praise bestowed. me
ShSFlOtS were of artistic and novel design.
handsomely carved and richly adorned with
-l,ifofs, gilt and crimson. The stock was
ali hne, ia good condition, decently mar
messed and well driven. The menagelte
surprises some rare animals, with others
usually found III travelling geological collec-
HOhS. They are all fine specimens OF their
species. and in good health and spirits. 1t
\ worth the price of admission TO see that
cage OF splendid Alaska Fur Sea Lions. The
performing Lions and Jaggers lack little OF
having human intelligence, and did all they
We're billed to do The ring performances
are better than the average; some very crit.
,Ga and Well-p0sted spectators pronounced
them the best, as a whole, that they have
ever seen under canvas. In conclusion we
ees're to call particular attention to the IN
urn behavior of the attaches of this mann
Inotd establishment, and their unwearying
.OurtesE to visitors. They seem delighted
" answer even the sometimes tedious ques'
uons of children about the different ami
hals, thus making a visit to their menageFlt
source of much information to be attained
U O;y BY this form of object teaching k2h
Tople of any place at which they may ex
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

vital Weakness or depression !:
a weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result OF 1Dentsal over
work imde~creGiOms eXGesseSs or
solQe drain upon the system, is always
cured 10y sgumphreys' Homeopathic
Specific No. -. It tones up and in
yigorates the system, Aispels the gloom
aud dependency imparts stTGngth and
energy.-stGps the drain and reguVe-
mates the entire man Been used twenty
years with perfect success by thousands
sold by dealers. Price 81 90 per single vial,
or 50 90 per package of five Walls and $500
vial OF powder. Sent by mail on receipt OF
nrinn Address HHUJWPHHGE - IAO-
VI s:OPATEERC MEDICINE COM
RANH.
562 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21

We do not see that any good can re-
suit from sending a Commission, au-
by law, to the Southern States,
to ascertain the propriety of removing the
troops and leaving the rival State Gov
ernments to fight it out. There have
been a dozen Commissions and Commit
tees in the South during the past few
years, and nothing has come of their la
bors.-St Louis Globe Republican.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21
Supreme Court State of OHi>sis-
SiPpi.

OCTOBER TERM. 1870.
TUESDAY, March 7th, A. d., 1877. :
Ordered that at the April term 1877 oil
this Court the docket of the first (center)
District be taken up on The 81 Monday, the
10th day OF April. and the cases thereon con-
sidered until the 9Th day OF May, when the
docket of the 81 (Northern) District will
he taken TAP ard considered until Monday,
the l4th day of May, when the docket of The
Dad (Southern) District will be taken
up and cases thereon considered for one
week.
Its further ordered that the Court will
hold daily sessions the first week of the
A pril term To bear arguments and receive
submis
Attest: A. W LITTLE, Clerk.
If
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21
Administrator's Notice.

WHEREAS atRulos on Docembcr4 ls-g
W ~ Chaucery Court of the Fir-f District
u Kinds county, letters of administration az
me estate OF :. q. NEWCOMER, deceased. were
granted Go the uhder~i gucd hy tho Clerk ~
said county; now an creditors OF the deceased
are hereby notified 10 have their claims dulv
probaied aud registered iu die office 81 SAN
Chaucefy Count OF said county. within the
time limited by law, or they will Doe forever,
barred, aud au persons indebted to said ss-
tate must come forward and make Immediate
payment.
THOS. 4. PERSONS. Admin
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PREMIUMS.

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bishop Green's Appointments.

MARCH-Magnolia, 18th; McComb City,
II, Is; summit 10, 20; Brookhaven. 81, p
Hazieburst %, 81; Crystal Springs, 25, 2G
Terry, u, SIS Jackson, 30, 81 and April /.
APRIL.-Jackson. iSt: Clinton, :; Bolton
3: Edwards, 4 5; Bovina. s. ! Nick> burg
s Grand Gulf, -: Port Gibson II 10 Rod
nev.l s: Church Hill, l9, 20; Fayette, 81, 22'
Natchez, %, %; Woodville, Is, %.
MAY Grenada, 3D..
A contribution will be expected at each
place in behalf Of missions within the Do
cese. w. NJ. GREEN.
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Important Notice.

DARTIES having Life Insurance Policies in
j. any of the Companies which have sus-
pended or been placed in Receivers hands, OF
those who may desire to change their policies,
can, In most cases, re-insure in ffst-clasS
solvent Companies without any ado itional
cest, and at the same rate of premium they
have been paying. Also those who may desire
TO take out New Insurance, can learn impor-
tant information. aud be advised as to the
most advantageous plans and reliable Compa-
MES by applying to
d. PATTON,
Fire and Life ms. Broker and Adjuster.
p. o. Box 448
feb.7-lm.] New Orleans,
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ScnrCifY OfMOmRH.

There i 30 doubt but the present cOndi-
ton of all kinds OF business and industry
is fearfulIy depressed. ana it 6ehoOVes every
family to look carefully to their expenses
Winter is coming on when children are LA
able TO Group, Wbooping Cough, etc.
Colds viii pFeyail every where, and Con-
sumption, with other throat and lung dis
eases, will kill off many.-Fh2>e diseases
shonld not be neglected Doctors bills are
expensive, and We would advise our people
to use BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP 1t never
has failed. One bottle at Is cents will keep
your whole family well during the winter.
Two doses will relieve any case. Sold in ali
towns i'm the United States and by your
Druggist.-In Jackson and all Wholesale
Druggist in the United States.
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The poplar forests in the region of
couairy north Of !.ewistown, Me, have
been cut down for timber for the manu-
facture of paper. These forests have
been considered by the farmers as al
most entirely worthless, cool deal of
wood or lumber hardly paying for the
cutting and hauling, but now the timber
brings a high price.