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4 sagncious and rrusty Doc.
Rochester (Minn.l Post.

Rochester Mimi Post.
gentleman who resides III this city is the
owner of a very fine dog of the setter breed.
We will call the dog Towser, but that isn't
his name, however. The animal is OF 9
beautiful brown color, and on several diff
ferent occasions, has manifested sagacity ard
fidelity little short of human. One of these
cases was related to US by the owner of the
dog few days since.
Inc gentleman had sold wagon to parties
at "lnona, VINO left 1t IN charge of bust
ness hrm IN this city, to dispose of,
Now lo"ser gor 1t into his head that the
wagon was missing from his owners premi-
sess and it is surmised that he hunted
around until he found the missing property.
At all events the faithful and knowing
animal did find the wagon, which was stand
ing in the street, in front of the business
house Of the firm alluded to. Towser. of
course. was delighted to discover his masters
property, but not being d Spectator; the
brute did not seem to comprehend the ma
ture OF sale and transfer of property. Ac-
cording to his untaught instincts, the wagon
belonged to his master, and as in duty
bound, the noble animal determined to take
ard hold possession of it, In furtherance OF
this purpose, Towser took up a position
under the wagon, and by the vigorous anc
significant use of dog language and gestures
etfectually prevented anyone from moving
or in any wise handling the wagon, even Il
the drawing it off the street.
Iowser succeeded in holding possession o
the wagon, until his owner, being sent for
came and convinced the dog that bargain
is bargain and its terms must l,,ss rrspected
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REJECTED.


r. W. Ransom, for reduction on "a acres Of
land in Sec. 80, 29, o..
James Dillon. lots II, H. 10 and IA, block 81
Lyman Dayton's addition.
A. M. Shave, lot 9, block 6, of Winslow's
addition.
NJ Breen lots 4 and 5, block 2, Bazille H.
Guerins addition.
Samuel NAVAL, property on NV corner Of
Seventh and Jackson streets.
David Sanford, w % of lot IL and lot r.
block 2, Hopkins addition.
A. Yoerg, lots Ii and IA, block 81, Rice &
Irvine's addition.
REDUCTIONS GRANTED.
G.. Dresser lot 161, Rice & Irvine's ..S 700
w. Lindeke, 1t. 13, IA, b. 10, R. & Randall 1880
). t. Breidert on stock. ............... 1900
r. @. Gooding imps. on lot 10, block 2,
Patterson addition. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
=. Gotzian q Co. personal property (stock) 5000
>. Summers, Windsor hotel. ............ $500
6. Hewitt, property in New Canada. 480
Genol's lmps. on property in I'd ward. 800
q. Hewitt. property in New Canada. 500
u. hewitt. property in new territory -. 5000
r. A. Smith, lot Q, block 40, and lot IL,
block 40, Rice & Lrvine's addition. 200
o. A. Zimmerman. on property in Ly-
man Dayton's addition. ..... 500
Alex Ramsey dwelling house on lot II,
block 70, Z. Il |. addition. ....... 5000
4ue IOllOWnS report from the assessor
was adopted:
ST. PAUL, Aug. 9. 1878.
To the Hon. the Board of Equalization.
GENTLEMEN: With view to correct the as
SCISSORS returns | would respectfully recon-
mend changes therin as follows:
Fifth ward-Increase the assessed valuation
in Kittson's addition block 2 of lots and 5
$3.50 each, and lots 3 aud $3.50 each.
Second ward-Reduce amount assessed valu-
ton Tor improvements on DS feet north of
south 1903 feet of west half of lots and 9.
st. Paul proper, block II, $500, changing that
amount from $1,000 to $1,000.
Fourth ward-Strike out amount assessed to
Jas. H. Weed for personal property under item
20, 1915, as this is a double assessment.
Second ward-Rednce amount assessed to lot
5, block 1, of Bszille and Guerin's addition
$1,000 changing same from $l4,500 to $13, 500
Respectfully, J.. 1. BEAUMONT,
County Assessor.
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900 cases Of it in good years. This is the
only water bottled in common lager beer
bottles, with descriptive label, in order to
give the empty bottles sale that they mey s
not be returned to the springs. In
these economical times bottles are sent back
to Saratoga from as far as Chicago and New
Orleans. BY substituting the lager beer
bottle it can go on sale anywhere. There
are too specific springs here, the Seltzer,
belonging to Fargo, OF Buffalo, and Mcbride
Davidson, and the Saratoga Vichey. The
| latter has got into favor for govt, and is
even preferred to French Vichey. The
Settler spring is closed up. A few weeks
ago the United States and Pavilion springs
park sold for $4,000 or 5000, both the
springs and the improvements. Foreign
mineral waters subject us to immense com
petition, but there are more mineral waters
consumed il America than ever was known
in the history of a people. We expect the
momentary craze for the bitter waters and
eteryescent importation to subside, and step!
have been alaeady taken against the Apolli
naris water, which is admitted duty free, on
the ground that it is natural, a fact disputed
and about to be tested. Enclosing the Con
| gress spring and park was greedy error
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State Fair Notes.

The entries to the State fair and applicas
tons for. space keep pouring forth in an
endless shower from every quarter of the
State and the country at large.
Among the more notable received yester
day was one from Prof. Lacy, of the State
agricultural college, wherein he made appii-
cation for space, and stated it was the in
tention of that institution to make as large
an exhibit as its resources could p, ssibly
afford.
A second entry was that OF ssOid Abe
the country-famous eagle, which accom-
panied the Wisconsin troops throughout tn e
late war, and which has been celebrated in
history and song. '.'Abe" will be quartered
with the Veteran association, forming no
mean addition thereto Mr. George Bryant,
| the secretary of the WISCONSIN State Agri-
cultural society, in entering this historic
bird, says that its keeper will accompany
to have him in charge.
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advertisement.
The Matter Explained.

To the Editor of the Globe:
Please to let the following comments have
the benefit of the circulation of your paper:
Sew raj of the st. Paul Dispatch men are can
vassing the city for advertisements to be in
serted in supplemental newspaper to he is
sued daily during the State fair.-Minneapolis
Tribune.
The Dispatch has not as yet, sent anybody to
Minneapolis to canvass for advertising in con-
nection with the State fair in any shape. If
anybody has been pretending to represent the
Dispatch he is a swindler, and the tribune will
do US favor by stating the fact.-Nspatch.
If the colicky {snce Barney Armstrong; kick
IN his wind bag editor of the Dssn.s ann.
poses 1nas u VIII AUG ..uything to man's repu-
J tacioh 9. nls bank account, to represent to the
I people of Minneapolis that ne Is in any way
connected with the Dispatch under the present
management, he is what John Dillon would
term "a bass, first class bass" The Dispdtc1
| and the elongated editor thereof, are thought
about as little of in Minneapolis as any Other
| dirty thing you might pick UP in the streets
and none but q natural lunatic would mention
cure patronage. The advertising in question
! is solicited for the Daily Fair Programme.
The paper is purchased and printed in Mime
apolls. the canvassers live in Minneapolis anc
If there is any profit in the job the Minneapu1t
merchants will probably get that too. We in
/ tend publishing another in St. Paul for tn
State fair, with similar conditions and proba
BILE results The publisher is not ashamed o
his enterprise, and all advertising is solicited
in his name. We hope to make the two papers
both dailies" --one exclusively for the Mime
apolis Agricultural exposition, and the othe
for the State fair-a success; and it's entirel
unnecessary for the editor of the Dispatch t
try, By unn1anly insinuations to bring the en-
eerprise dow to his level, for it can't be done
Yours truly, A. P, CONNOLLY,
Publisher.
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THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint.]

CRIMINAL.
Thomas Parks; nuisance; abated, costs paid
and defendant discharged.
Edward Macy and William sheehy; drunk;
Macy fined S5 and SO costs, and Sheehy So and
50 costs. Fines and costs paid and defendants
discharged.
Frank Delace; disorderly; fined SO and So
costs; paid.
Joseph Donais and Samuel Collet; selling
stale fish on the market; acquitted
Matthew Balfour; fast driving; fined So and
So. 40 costs; paid.
John Martin; violation of fire ordinance;
continued until Aug. 10th.
@. V. Smith; slaughtering cattle within the
city limits; continued till Aug. 18th.
Fergus Fahey VS.. Louis B. Witt; attachment.
Motion to vacate argued and submitted.
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ARMY HEADQUARTERS

The Order for Return to ST. Paul Issued--
Gen. Terry to be Reinstalled To-Day.
The removal of the headquarters of the
military department of Dakota back to the
city from Fort Smelling my now be deemed
an accomplished fact in all particulars, ex-
cept the actual transportation and placing
of the furniture in the former offices, cor
ner of Wabashaw and Fourth streets. Ibis
action has been Swallowed from day to day
in the GLOBE, and it now announces that
the official order for the removal was yes
terday received by Gen. Terry, the com
handing officer of the department.
Those who remember the days it took
to effect the removal from here will feel, of
course. that it will take some time to &C
complish the re-removal In the meantime,
however, and in anticipation of the order,
the offices have been cleaned and are in full
readiness for occupation. Gen. Terry, in
fact, hopes to re-establish himself in his
former office to day, and the balance of the
removal will be encompassed as speedily as
possible.
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The Centaur's Wander;nes and Return.
Capt. j. D. Wood, one OF the most emf
nept turfmen of Minnesota, has been mis-
sing from his accustomed haunts for some
little time. 1t transpires that he has been
on visit to England for the purpose of
presenting an invitation to the Prince of
Wales i'll person, to attend the bench show
to be- held at the Minnesota State fair in this
city. The captain is expected to return to-
day, and it is understood he will bring pair
of Scotch stag hounds which his royal
highness obtained in Ireland. He also
brings partial promise from his royal high
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A swim by MOONLIGHT.

Lake Elmo swimming trains leave foot of
Jackson street at sos and 7:40 this evening Ar.
engagements have been made guaranteeing q
pleasant time to all. Some improvements have
been made since our last swim, affording bet.
ter facilities to ladies' and children.
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WayeletS.

The river yesterday was 3 feet 5 inches in
depth, decline of 211a inches during the
previous TWEEN .y-four hours.
The Northwestern arrived yesterday at
A. NJ, and departed at noon with good
trips.
There will be no arrivals of the K. N. P.
line to-day.
The Diamond 10 liner Josie will leave for
down river at 10 A. M. tomorrow.
The Belle of La Crosse arrived we'll laden
at st. Louis on Wednesday, and left that
port yesterday.
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Excursion to Minnehaha.

The steamer Aunt Betsey and covered barge
will run to Minnehaha Sunday, Aug. IL, leav.
ing foot of jackson street at 1870 P. NJ, stop
ping atupper leyee; Fare for round trip. Is
cents,
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Assessment for 9Th Street Sewer,
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.


OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRYs.
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, August sth, 1878.
The Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation Of the City of st. Paul, Minnesota,
VIII meet at their Office in said city the 10th
day of August, A. D. 1875 at a. M. to make
an assessment of benefits, costs and ex
penses arising from the construction of
SEWER ON SIXTH, FROM MINNESOTA
STREET TO A POINT ABOUT HALF
WAY BETWEEN CEDAR AND WABA-
SHAW STREETS.
in said city, on the property on the line of said
9th street, between Minnesota and Wabashaw
streets, and benefited thereby, amounting in
the aggregate to S1.503.92
All persons interested are hereby notified to
be present at said time and place of making
SAID assessment and will be heard.
81. Nj. RICE, President,
2o7'zos Clerk Board Of Public Works,
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bound her, and then perpetrated his hellish
purposes. johnson then fled, and was ar
rested as aforesaid. He spent last night in
jail here, and will be taken to Swift county
on this mornings train.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
FARM TO RENT.
FOR SALE.

nor SALE-One of the finest residences in lover
Il town. Location and neighborhood unsurpassed.
Large lot, 125 feet front. House has II roone, hot
and cold water, water closets BATH room and all mod
EN- convenience. Fine carriage house, stables &c
Hcuae and grounds in most perfect order. viii be
sold for much less than cost Of improvements. A
bargain for party Wishing an elegant home.
lS5-tf COCHRAN & WALSH.
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See sales in want column this morning by p.
T. Kavanagh commission auctioneer.
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BOARD or EQUALIZATION.

What Was Done Yesterday--Re of As
SCISSOR Beaumont.
The board of equalization yesterday waded
through host of petitions with the follow
ing result:
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Soldiers Additional Homesteads for sale by
MORTON, MOORE & Co.,
Pioneer Press bnildipg.
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E04RH OF PUBLIc WORKs.

The Usual Grist of Business Ground Out at
Yesterdays Regular Meeting.
The regular weekly meeting Of the board
of public works was held yesterday morn
ing. Messrs. Fl. M. Rice and II. H. Timme
being present.
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ness to be present if his business engage
ments with the empress of India will permit.
Capt. Wood also made flying trip to the
Paris Exposition, and during his visit there
President Mcmahon illuminated the Champs
Elysee, and presented him with base ball
diamond, which he wears AS trophy and
mark of distinguished consideration. The
captain will be heartily welcomed home from
his successful foreign mission.
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Sidewalk Assessment.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs.
CTR OF ST. PAUL, MINI, August 7, 1878.
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Commencing on cast lire of Broadway, 80 fit
n of sw corner of block l, Kttson's Addition,
thence parallel to n line of 18th street 100 it,
more less, to W line of lot of land owned by
I. Nygren, thence n along said Nygren's W
hne2O TT, thence northwesterly to a point On
Mississippi street so TT from place of beginn.
ming thence southerly along Mississippi and
Broadway to place OF beginning, SO it Of II
--,a3l,
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Dop't forge, that the Hon. Joseph J.
Davis. Democratic candidate forthe 4th
Congi--SiSnals DAffict VIII address thc
people n 0mIrsin ihe town " y ilIsi,oro,
OH rurllas MON fseek. yrfIl,b,no
tatif a.s... tHMS0
Col "; h. D. ita.sctlpf Wilpirgioa aud
Mr.. r. Y Nh MA. ia ofsSew rork are .,
presrn. ON wish to iIi,Irtsssr n A ~,
DhD.sA. litiss,ss,n. = sl,,nreanr nenta,
will be 10 Hiilsb,ro on bis regular visiia.
ti"n 'luiing Court week, reaching here az,
Monday. Ocl. 1itlr. Those having up-
pointnicnls y III i.hase takt nniicr. j
80. i7--
C.. A.. Pa,ls j. ju.t lack with TIE full
lest. tihss1a bud eh@i 81 ls,oct II iiaiI ri'ods
in hi. line that .hrlhrs es"r had. aud u
opening and Gsrrg tue sap,e W uniar.
ralleIleJ feihs. Iie FesAn a,d will salt
ever,hiy. sce III. .il'tlid I'D. ~ tLcs"
columns 81 3. r.. eH Il
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y. sye,ol,er csIric In wItiiits ila'ial beauiy
/. naf nslichusuess ~ temperature We
ieanl aIady makes very na.uraI wish
,I,as t,c,ol.es had sisiy tao instead o.
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Il For tn nrst tin1e III many months we
attensied the monthly Reception ut the
Scllooiof The Misses Nash aud Aiiss Kol,
lpck on Friday Evening last. Tl,sse are
alwayspf mi ensine,.lly social ctafacter,
attractilg To them thKethnt are hpnd Of
ss,usses hose MA are INTERESTED in the
Schspl sAnJ those Who ei,Isy the Pleasures
lcf socleiy;; AID they afford 1T The same
tIrae Opportunity for theyaui,g la'iies Ia
exhibli il,e,r progress II n.usicai education
free from ,i,e rormaliIes II public exhibi-
tionahd wiiisall the unrvselve Of ian,i-
iisr freedon,.
~ These lrrsistbals are always pleasant to
us,--noie moi ESQ tlls, this last; fur the
music WIS most exeellent mud the roln-
pany nr,.l canre,siais On an occasion
Ils,ihIs. wr refrain sir.m spseaai com-
Mold Tine iIlsaaly rihhik tlpon the
si.aaI hhi A,l,si:t9tiaG plagtSs made by
the pupils un,ler the r'ercni instructor,
Mr. lp.ssna. lie Lin,self Ira insIumsi-
cian,a leriert I.rifor,,er.' aud rs most
tliosWall4. aal.sr. lie Is ialniio,,.ly in.
siasfIssis. a,nfwistchfui ovei every note
struck ~ hi- c.a-sss. lie permits
no rrrT TO he passed 10y. but sxacIs the
lif'-p talIeaffeiw,iliou until rsrsr.taa is
a,iaII'ei IN tine, IN ia,,cn and VIA ex-
rIe-sinn; .,id un,isi i,is .sysicin bis upils
unay"i,lally lavn'ne rmni mIisiians
~a,sihrf~s y,~sItls II as .Pfhfrj |
In all "il,rr IerpcetS. We lind lie S,i,o"l
sucl, m We have alwass regarded II, -full
au.i ll,uTnI ia iniits cImr.r "f iasiruciiun.
aiar~t ilas,nfs,iIy s"iirii.ms for the well
being -. ito piiIts, sini ani c"nsiLcrate
to a degree that ATHEIST conceals The idea
OF Sci,,si iif.., wemrt an old pupil tnld
onlyin one rerss1 wlio seemed To express
rs niucl, delight at beipg, again amid the
sc+lirs ~ her former life rs u she had re-
;nrned hUnr after Year, of aLsence.. And
tiiIswe find tube ilsc universal seaiin,rni,
ol.e which sls,aks yoiumas .or tile Scliaol.
VI Mrs. 4. X. Nah, one NJ the excellent
principals % the School II slowly recover.
lug frpm the painful injury Sustained
saI,ie weeks since. -
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Sswpel psi,srru. a negro freys Durham,
Wig eAhhhrea VI jan ~ lksqdste Bars-
Nod ,fter full rs.mias,ioa u the Court
House on saafday GA : chsseoiaf rape
cammitied "a / ono Mary Grses. coiored.
Wa. IloulIae snl s. n ebt. Esq. ap.
feared far the defendants, add A. W. Gra-
ham Esq Tor fhe prosecutor. .
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The first "f u,tolcr was usheie,l To- viii,
= general f,,-iilade upon the ym,ng spvcys
IL rariritgrs. The binds nfe r,asgie,l Ia
bs unusually sb,nhant owing toa fine
dry liftedisg season; aud 10 snnsI txteni,
To tileuctien o. The law preventing the e.
1p"naiop ofs binis. whiyIv wv ialIiiy
isapliug !" their tx,eI mil,at,on't
We would ten,ind glnners. that while
they. are aGtitwis,d 10 sh"ut after ihe
'hrst6fot tobrr.vhrs sI.salst nmeml,erthat
the law pra,ects land "wners against Tres.
psss' M man may sl,,ot on il,e lands "
asother without permission aftiie owner
uf tile premises. without making himself
liaule to Indictment. This provision. NJ
the law was made necessary by :he recki-
lcssaItss MI a6ei,ies( .a6,Ii,y the often
want".. destruction of poultry aud injury
Of stdck. Aud landowners daynot mean
tn iettI,is part Of the law rrnaifa dead
lgtteFs ss8HsHes r. Ga +f* 2re Ia Fss s8t b -.
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TIE RADICAL POw.wOw.

III n 4 4 q asa III
A meeting cslleIsbya Hensy si8roSn 10
nplMfiit fhagatess 10 Tie meeting held in
Raleigh on Tuesday last. was the subject
Of muel, ADJUSTMENT III t,,ise who alien
i'ded, II was ostensibly called 10 get an
endorse,n.nt for Brown. hut was met by
most active opia~ition hy the friends Of
Turner, le,i by Ire STRAY horn. Bn,wn's
resolutions, proposing the endorsement ~
LIE ps,niuee Of the Convention, wiioevtr
lie might be, - Gates baiyr wasferdly ex-
,pectsd ~ Ne The bantling, Of The Conven'
tioll-were mel by counter resolutiYns, IN
the slape,of an amendment offered ~
Ike, approving ai,e Radical Executive
Uoiii6ittee, tn,iorsing Turner! 4 Both sides
were cIanior0us, and II only needed Tnr.
ner,a eew. bell and Bledsoe's whistle TO
c,pnpIstetlse pantsinomi1n. Diseassion
MAS, Wild aDa furionss;sa,f parliamentary
preceiieilts wefe,na,isfigbt Oh. strayIorn
moved m adjournment, and though the
Ia,iioi, was not put, he left li,s house
fealoa eli bs tie Turner element. Brown
and hisfripnds stuck 10 their seats, and
'earriedfi,e moii"n to appoint delegates
abe Brown set of rerpluti9psI lie,
tipding Tie hattie s,iIl going on, returned
with lin force a,I re-entered1 The fray,
iaoteslfhgagaiiIst farther action after the
niedliiig had been declared adjourned. but
fighing 20 the last u have y Turner dele
'gatim appoint ed. We l'el,ese this point
MAS newer formally settled and Inc dele
gates of both sides Welt To- Raleigh On their
own liuok.
Que of Two things In this meeting merit
is'tire. One is the active rart iakem by
Ike Strayhorn, a lea,ling Republican,, and
ihi most prominent negroes in pushing
Turner'S ca,lse; the oll.er was the state
pell ,lpa,ls by sirsyhsrn. 70 Me meeting
that hr. had letters In his gf,ockrt ffpm
IfIs.EIei,. = lie Arch enemy Of the Dsmo-
-eraitir i'aFty itheihiaa against whom Tur-,
her inoeci heaven and earth ID procure
an Impeachment, u e man against whom
Turner. lIas brought sult in eveiy couniy
iin l.r silstrici for fake imprisonment q III
which Holden says. that white his posi-
Tim Ia position Turner, more thai ANY
stIl 81 ss$s efbafihaeifaIa inf pdfunr
him iut Erl,ias his taking an active part
III i"Ii,ic~>. yetrip rery. .cortiiat.g endorses
fte des lofiatt 'Esbsctticc .UnHmitec III
niqkiha Turner tbe stdgdont beurer Of 0v
Republican pity! Is IL not divine !!
sys=eser fwgiyensss like tl,iss> nut can
De.norrats sbsiieve tla.any g,,ai IL To
cssssse \, tisern when Hdisp5afri -rur,er
lie dawn kssscsher aHa chew The cud Of
peace Ia srotIserly to"nnd ~ !
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I.Iy.a Is KING.


The LIser'Is tlIsa imperial organ "f Tile
while human SYSTEM M u controls the
life, health aud happiness of man. When
Il |. tlislurhc,i 10 IT, rforef action. NIL
'kin,Is ofJlnr,lts are The natural results.
The djaa-iius, " toai, tI,e movements "
il,sf,rwt ssppJ biapl..'' 7ffis s,scttoh of The
hraih aud prryo,is system. ail ion.
nediaiely connected with the WORKINGS
~ the Liver. u has been successfully
proved that Grreh's August Flower Ia
unrlusIva iHsasiea sIl IcrS"us afflicted
with IlysieIsianr LIVER Complaint, aud
taII tic nbaistods synrltunis t,h,t result
finn a,rnnhralll,ycundItip .ofihc Liver
ah,I Stomach. sample lrttlps ;" try. II
cents. Positively -oll ~ all towus,m the
Western Coutipent.l' Three ,i,,Sss will
pruye that 1t IL just What yuu want.
~ }'ae# $3.50 +.#sesssaa--- $50
+ See Jas. Webb il aud bros ID. Too late