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BIGELOW.

II. Littlcchilds found his pocket
book himself about one mile this side
OF Siblcy, 50 he is entitled to the reward.
Henry Anderson lost lis pocket book
on the 4tl Of July upon his return to
l}igelow from Sibley. The boys were
running their horses and Henry came
in ahead without hat or pock> t-book.
Found hat.
II. Il. Trips dance on the 4th was Il
SUI cass. There were about 80 couple.
They had good supper, and Messrs.
Dawly and C.rneiles gave them good
music with the violin AID organ.
The citizens of Bigelow had very
pleasant time ut the grove Of J. G.
baldwin on the 4th of July. Mr..
Graves read the Declaration Of hide
ptndence.
John Archer, one of our old citizens,
is expected here in Il few days bringing
with him good team OF mules.
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1Q4-ll.

Crops all in fine condition. Rust has
not damaged the wheat 50 fur and we
notice no grain lodged. All vegetation
is bounding ahead wonderfully under
the showers and the hot weather.
We have had two meetings here to
organize the township, and the people
We're i'll favor Of calling the town
North Centre" as suggested by Mr..
Booth i'll tho ADVANCE. There were
about 80 men present 1T the last meet
ing, showing that our town is settling
up. A petition has been sent in to the
County Board.
Geo. and John Gale have done con-
siderable breaking, about 50 acres.
Casper Bloom has broken about IS
acres. Mr.. Peterson has been running
two breaking teams.
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.LORA[N,

Wheat not injured yet by rust, as it
has not attacked the stalks. All crOl 8
in this town arc giving PROMISE Ut u
large yield.
A. A. Burton was offered 81 500 cash
for his farm il few days ago but declin-
etl to sell.
The P;.thmaster has been work. &
tho Jackson road, which needed repair
ing Eldly.
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Yesterday, as A. @. Robinson and
wife were coming to town in a buggy,
the horse took fright just as they turn
cd from the lake shore into Fifth Ave-
nue., and ran off the bridge few rods
this side of the lake. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
were thrown into the slough and cover
ed with mud. In falling, Mr.. II. struck
i board and broke his collar-bonc. Mrs.
II. was not seriously hurt.
A clear complexion is desired by eV-
cry lady; it can be secured by tho use Of
that great blood purifier, DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture.
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LIGHTNING RODS.

IIumiston Il Pope are the local deal
erS in the latest improved Lightning
Rods and are prepared to execute this
work in the best manner and guaran-
tee satisfaction. They would advise all
wanting rods to patronize home dealers
and give leddlers a wide berth. Prices
ranging from 80 to As cts per foot. lW
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
State Normal School.
Man Lak IN MINI
MaukatO. MINI.


In consequence of the promise of an unusually
early harvest, we have concluded to open the
Fall Session Of this institution somewhat earlier
than announced III the catalogue. All, therefore,
who contemplate attending during the next scs-
sion, will please note carefully the following
dates regardless Of previous announcements:
Entrance Examination, Aug. 20 & q.
REGULATIONS Commence, Aug. 22d.
Two courses Of study, an Elementary and an
Advanced, are now open to pupils. The Elc-
mcntary il confined chtefy t. the cOlnnlo,
branches; the Advanced includes in addition,
Higher English and Latin. The professional
drill in both is the same. and diploma will he
granted upon the completion Of either course.
We have 4 thorough, efficient AMI experienced
corps of teachcrS and can offer rare facilities to
all who desire t. Improve themselves in the some
what difficult art Of teaching and governing
schools.
For Information concerning entrance cxami-
nation, board, rooms &C., see Catalogue. which
ID. G. JOHN,
6-H-4wl MankatO, MINI.
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DIN Y.

All kinds Of crops are doing we'll, ex-
cept on wardy land. Wheat has not
been much injured by rust.
J. V. Bartnw has broken 100 acres on
section II, for other parties.
VIM. Thorn sheared ca sheep, the clip
averaging about IL pounds to the fleece.
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MARRIED.

IH1JtRIlIL., -: 's' -
IAW--BAETlIoLoMEw-O July i. by Rev. J. c.
T. MI. GEO. w. "A ", and Mrs AMELIA L, BAR
TlIoIoMEw, all OF this city.
This announcement was accompanied by the
compliments Of the bride and bridegroom and !,
cake Us big ~ the top Ola piano-stool. A num-
Der ol our friends who gathered in to assist US in
Sampltng the cake, join llS IN the toast: "Here's
+" Your health. and your family's, ami may you
live long and prosper" Aud II ever Rip Van
Wrinkle comes this way, may he inquire: "Is
ten all your poys:''
DAlsrltoM-SNy DEN-t>n tho 9Th inst, by Rev
: Frank Peterson, Mr.. .JollS DALsrKoM and Miss
JOSEPHINE HELEN shy DER, of his place.
~ Kew IL i. TattIc Mr. J j. FIJI, an" "y Miss IS
NELLIE CAMPBELL. OF Acrsey.
Mr.. Mostly is not u large man, but
the proboscis Of him is Of exceeding
great size, and glows like III Auror;,
poiaris. For years has Mr.. N0sely
1Hen aInlogizimg to himself for tile
grandeur aud 6rilliancy 1T his nasal
organ, and familiarity with the look ing
glass, far from bringing contempt in
it's train, has led him to lmlieve that
his is not such il bad sort of noise after
all, and, putting beauty out of the
question, probably as successful for all
blowing purposes as even Il life insur-
ance agent. 1t was. therefore, with no
very pleasing sensation that Mr.. Nose
" read letter, written him 10y Mark
Twain, announcing that the latter in
tends to deliver an illustrated lecture
this winter on ''Inebriety and Incidence
contrasted with Industry and Excel
lenco:' and requesting tile use of Mr..
ple," while Industry and Excellence''
would I've excmpli(led in a Light-Run-
ming "Domestic'' Sewing Machine.
And now Mark vows that, rs soon rs
his jaw heals and his eye bleachcs out,
he'll take that sewing Maclline around
and lecture just rs if nothing h,ld hap
penetl, and he won't give old Nosely
the satisfaction of lecturing in his town,
either.
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T'HE CONGRENNMAN.

No word from the Convention up to
the hour Of going to press, Tut we have
no doubt that Dunnell is the nominee.
A special to the Dispatch from Albert
Lea estimated that Dunnell had so out
of the 112 delegates.
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e. HAMMOND.

Will lie at Worthington for two
months. All who have Horses whicl,
they want trained and cured from all
bad habits bring them in. Ringbone
and SPAWN cured. Satisfaction guar
;.nteed. GA
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S. A. Davis, Confectioner and Baker,
opposite the Worthington Hotel, has
just received fine lot of New Pota-
toes. Apples and Berries from the
South. 43.3w.
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by direction of the County Auditor
we haye removed the name of John AL
ley from the Delinquent Tax List, rs
it WAS there by al errcr of the officials
in making up the list. While it is not
II very serious reflection upon mans
financial standing to be behind 0cc:-
sionally in paying taxes, Mr.. Alley is
not one of those whom circumstances
make delinquent.
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LINl S.-lLE.S.

Miner H. Parsons report tho follow
ing since our last:
100 acres in Jackson county; 100 acres
in Murray; and 900 acres in Mobiles.
l. J. Coons has sold his house and lot
on Sixth Avenue to A. NJ. Smith.
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The Edward Harvester with the new
st. Paul Binder, is now complete. 1t
is to-day King of the Harvest Field
/: n. Safer 4 Co., Agents, will warrant
them every time. 6-43-2W
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
Parties desiring School Books can
now have them by calling at Barler's
Drug Store. 1w.) J. G. OGLE.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDITOR-.Jamrs Walker
TREAsuREH-Pctrr THOMPSON.
REGISTER, OF DEElS-.)usrph Chadwick.
judge OF PI:onArE-K. y Barber.
CLERK OF COEKT-l'. ". Carrier.
SuEt;IFr-.J. 4. Town.
SUHyEYoK-Allen CLANCY. Dcputy-Allcn
NJ. CLANCY.
COURT COMMlSSIONEK-U. D. uumiStOll.
COUNTY ATTORSEY--M. 3. SOulc.
COKONEI,-i. Il. Bennett
COUNTY ENTHUSIASTICALLY u. Oglc.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Dislrict--Jnnath:,n Envlen. OF Jersey.
Second Di$tricl-A. Z. Robinson, ol WOrthiny-
ton, Chairman.
Ihird Dislrict-llobt. Shore, Of Ransom.
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:. A. Davis will have q fine lot of
Peaches and Blue Berries the first of
the week. 3w.
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The. Ice Cream Parlors Of S. A.
Davis are opened for the season. Give
him 4 call. 3w.
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For lightness of draft, easy manage
ment and simplicity the Meadow Lark
Mower 4 Reaper beats them all. In
safer Il Co., Agents.
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N7UNtF- 177NTO
UNIvEItsALISr SEnvLcEs-Evcry St.cOn sum
day, ~ Miller Hall, 1T o'clock =. ~. +. Liza
vrrr Pastor. "
METHODIST Observation-Disclosures every Sab
bath, morning ut M:H! Sabbath School 1T 3
T.. NJ. Services Sal'Datl, evening ut 1870 o'clock.
Pray r meeting Thursday evening. kcv. J. e.
Oglc, Pastor.
UNION CONGlsEGA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. morning
and evening. Suni ~ School immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting. Thursday
evening. Rev, II. r. Tuttc, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCII.-Serviccs morning
and evening. sabbath School immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. II. IT, White, Pastor.
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G. y. W. TINE TABLE.
Time Of departure Of Passenger Trains from
Mankato:
Leave for Chicaro 8 10 a. NJ. 4 6 IS y. N.
New Ulm ut & IS 4. III. i 5 Is p. IN.
Time OF arrival
From the East, 6 30 N Il rs m
From the West, SIS y III 4 30 r III.
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A few more Of the Tiger Self Dump
1layRakcs at I. n Safer & Co. Look
at them before you buy.
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MINOR ARRTYATnG

At. the residence Of Mr.. Rartz, Of
Johnson's Sloe. stQHe, on. July 9Th, a
sou.
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so MUCH FOs so LI1v'x, ~.

No -HUCH TO7S 10 III 7sE.
We will send the
~. Paul Weekly Pioneer. Press worth q %
The WOrthiMGCNn ADVANCE worth 2W
The New Map II the NUrthw est worth ~
And tho Advance Cook IhNk worth Is
Total, $5 IS
All Tor ~ "a, Invariably IN advance.
Parties VIII" prefer it c:ttl have the ADVANCE
AMI the st. Paul Weekly Gl"l,c for i. Is, or tho
ADVANCE aud tho Prairie Farmer for - III, Will
tho Cook Book.
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Official Paper Of the Coun-

CLUHHIING WITH THE GLORE,
We will send the ADVANCE one year and the
st. Paul Weekly GI"le one year to any address
for - Gi, Invariably iu advance.
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LOCAL..
WOErAINGTON, MINN..:JUIY II, ls7S
CLUB RATES.

CLUB RATES.
Tho ADVANCE Is furnished ut IL 50 4 year to
Clubs Of ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six N.,tllx
IS cents for each subscriber
COME IN AND WRITE Il LE1I'EK.
Farmers in town wishing to write i letter arc
Invited to cal at the ADVANCE Office and do so.
Writing materials free.
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~ BLACK As,T1lE RAVENS w1NGs,Is
Kidder's Raven Indehble Ink

Never Blots! Flow. Freely Never Spreads !:
Always ready! Perfect Blacks! No fuss or
by all druggists and stationcrs. 'TOrrcy, Tenn
pleton Co., N. Y, Proptietogs.
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J. II. Ashworth las 4 piece Of corn
which is beginning to tassel.
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AS Thresller the Minnesota Chief
stands ut the head. |. n. SAFER Il Co.
Agents.
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The merits of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
are acknowledged by all who have ever
used it for the diseases of Infancy.
Price ONLY 25c Il bottle.
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SUMMONS.
CSATE OF MINNESOTA
y COUNTY OF MOBILES. {
DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
John Andrews, Plaintiff,
vs.. }SuNnMONS.
The State Of Minnesota to tbs shove named
Defendant
You, Ann 4. Andrews are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint in this
action, which has been filed in the Office Of
the Clerk of said Court In Worthington, In No.
bleS county. Minnesota. and to serve a copy
Of your answer to said COMPLAINT on the sub
thington, in Mobiles County, in the state Of
Minnesota. within thirty days after the ser
vice of this summons upon you, exclusive Of the
day Of such service, and II you fail to answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff in this action will, ulOn such failure,
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the said complaint.
Dated Worthington June !, A. u. 1879.
CLARK h SOULE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Wortllington, MINI.
640-JMne 6-6w
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Worthington Meat Market.
WIN. MADISON,

At tho favOritc OLD STAND on Third Avenue
continues to sell all klEds OF Meat OF the BEST
QUALITY.
GAME AND POULTRY
FRESH lND SALT MEAT
SAUSAGE AND POIWED BEEF
The latter u Speciality Thanks for past liberal
patronage. By fair dealing and furnishiI good
meats, he hopes to- retain the puplic patro 'Sc.
4-35-ly]
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UOPTIIINGTOy MARKE7y.
WHEAT, 100 90
FLOUR - Dbl. 3 Oh q S 90.
BARLEY, 2;@Q &c.
OATS ~ bilSilcl, .0Gl35c.
CORN, 250D7.
HUTTER. 6c6l Sc.
EGGS a. doZ., loc.
LUMBER
First Common, a22@A?4, per H.
Second Common, i1Ge$25.
TimberS *21mk'S.
Shingles $!!Hpi 30.
Flooring. *o,S0lHG.
Siding, r. @DxG.
I,EHAT, AhVERTTSEMEN
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,GRA-NGE REGISTER.
MA SONIC,
CIlUlscP DIRECTORY.

TT t;tCIl iNONtIl.
A. G. ROBINSON, NJ. Is. H...P.'.
y. T. CHANDLER, Size. (:atI
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Gift
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Warthiu9tpn 9dran<f.
Published WEEKLY, At
WOErlilNGTON, MOBILES COUNTY, MINI.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Ono inch three weeks. *oo.o,, three months, A4,OO
Three inches weeks, 500, 500
FIVE inches,' Co., 1890
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w. Ager, who lives west of town,
MIXED six cows last year. They paid
him an average of about $40 each for
the year, thus more than paying for
themselves the first year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-08

THE couRTs-suPREME CouRr OF Ar.
PEALs-Judoes Grea, JohR1on, Raymond
and 1fo0e.-This Court met on Saturday
and transacted the following business;
Anappeal and supersedeas was granted
in Mitchell against Chancellor d Thomp-
son, from Wood county. Bond $3.50.
Judge Moore announced the opinion
OF the Court in Stephenson vs.. Rice &
seckman, from Peasants county. De-
cree affirmed.
Judge Raymond announced the opinion
Of the Court IN Patton Va. Merchants
Bank Of Charleston, from Ranawha coun.
ity; decree reversed and bill dismissed.
Also In FeamBter vs.. Withrow, from
Greenbrier county; decree reversed and
new decree rendered.
Judge Green announced the opinion OF
the Court In Shonk Va. Knight and Laid
ley from Ranawha county. Decree
affirmed.
In Nicely va. Jones, f.om Harrison
county, q new appeal bond was ordered
10 be given.
In State for The use Of Crumbacker Va.
seabright, from the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling, o motion TO dismiss the appeal
was docketed.
Adjourned to Saturday, April 18Th.
DR.
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River News.

The arrivals and departures on Satur-
day were the o,Neal at 7 A. N. for Pitts.
blrga; the Conrier for Parkersburg a t103
a. NJ; the local packets at their usual
hours; the Hudson for Cincinnati at A
p. NJ.
9tThe John L. Rhoads passed up a5 F. N.
The Stockdale, from Cincinnati, passed
up at 81 A. N. yesterday with a big load
Of freight.
The Fashion, from Pittsburgh for St.
Louis, passed down at 5 o'clock, and the
E. r.. Durfee, from Pittsburgh for Fort
Benton, arrived at 81 o'clock and took on
nails till about s o'clock.
The towboat Harrison arrived from
Parkersburg with a heavy tow OF slaves
The river showed z feet 8 inches scant
by the marks and falling. Weather clear
and pleasant.
The Mallie Ragon is the Parkersbnrg
packet to-day at 10Y O'Clock.
The Andes, from Cincinnati, will be due
IBy Telegaph.l
CAIRO, April 7.-Arriyed-Alf Ste
yens, St. Louis; Andy Baum, Cincinnati;
City Of Helena, Yicksburg, ST. Louis.
Departed-stevens, Belle. Andy Baum,
Memphis. River rose A feet. Weather
MEMPHIS, April z. : River falling
steady. Weather cloudy and warm.
Departed-Maud, ST. Louis; Colorado,
yicksburg; City Alton, New Orleans.
sr. LoU1s, April 7.-Arriyed-War
Eagle, Davenport; Miller, Cincinnati;
Scudder, New Orleans. Departed
Miller, Cincinnati. River fell 4 inches.
Weather clear and warm.
New ORLEANS, April ARRIVED
Centennial, St. Louis; Kinney, Red river;
R. E. Lee, vicksburg. Weather cloudy
and pleasant.
Lousv1Ir, April 7.-River s feet 8
inches in the canal. Weather clear and
pleasant. Departed-Chas. Morgan, New
Orleans; shinkle, Memphis; Ben Frank.
lin. Cincinnati.
EvAssvnLE, April Clear before
noon, cloudy since, with signs Of rain;
wind east; mercury 46 to 49S. River u
feet and rising. Down-Chas. B. Church,
Grand Lake and barees, LauraL. Davis,
Bowling Green, Grey Eagle. Up-Golden
Crown. All with fair trips. Business
moderate. signss Of rain tonight.
CINCINNATI, April7.-River 10 feet 10
inches and falling. Weather fair and
pleasant. Arrived and departed-Gran-
lie State, Pittsburgh.
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DEATH OF MARY E. srEvESs.-Man-
ager James Hamilton, who returned
home from Columbus on Saturday even.
ing, brings intelligence Of the death oil
Mary E. Stevens, the actress, at New
Orleans. Mrs. Stevens was the vile
OF Robert E. Stevens, formerly man.
ager Of the Furnish Combination, and
lately with the Boucicault shaug-
raun Company. She played here one
season as TIE leading lady Of Manager
Fitzsimmons' stock company, and was a
great fayorite with th~eatre-goers. OF
late she has not been much on the stage,
on account OF Ill health, and had gone to
New Orleans with her husband In the
hope that a change Of climate might
have a beneficial effect. Shortly after
their arrival in New Orleans Mrs. Stevens
wastaken rapidly worse, and alter . brief
illness died on Tuesday last and was
buried the following Thursday. Mrs.
Stevens was young woman Of the most
exemplary character, and was held In
high esteem by her friends both in and
out OF the profession.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April g. Cottan-s siH
and unchanged at l0Ife. Rlouf-
and unchanged. Wheat-DulE I'd ~.
Corn-Qniet at 4la44he 0at.-s.tI
and In fair demand at Base Breed
and steady 6laG2e. Barley-ln iaIt tssl
good 10 choice fall 40ai6c. PcfE-Qa
at $40 90. IArd-Good demand; tls.I
make 81 05a7 OK; kettle 1HaisS q
Meats-Firmer at S1sa5ihs H1l1
Scarce and firm at 81 S74a5 s5b aSisA
Butter Easier, but not quotsGly w
Linseed oil-steady and In fair dtsiiil
60a6Sc. Whisky Steady and Ia ~ =
mand at 81 OIL.
HoGs-Steady and firm; eulHsa !
IS 2OaS As, light at $ 60aS y. Paeltis
IS 60aS So butchers s. S5aSss
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A REMARKABLE REsuLT.-It makes no
much medicine You have tried, It is now
an established fact that German Syrup Is
the only remedy which has given complete
satisfaction in severe cases OF Lung Dis
eases. II Is true there are yet Thousands
OF persons who are predisposed 10 Throat
and Lung Affections, Consumption, Hem.
orrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds settled on
the Breast, Pneumonia, Whooping Cough,
&C., who have no personal knowledge OF
Boichte's German Syrup. To such we
would say that $1,000 dozen were sold last
year without one complaint. Consumptiyea
try just one bottle. Regular size IS cents.
Sold by all Druggists In America. eodAwn
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Iromsa P1LEs"-ls a very prevalent
and distressing complaint, the symptoms
OF which are moisture, like perspiration,
intense itching, particularly at night, when
undressing, or after getting warm in bed,
might think pin.worms were crawling in
and about the reetum; the private parts
are sometimes affected. Do not suffer an.
other hour, and allow them 10 become
ag~grayating while you have n pleasant and
sure cure In ~"swayne's Ointment Also
cures teter and all skin diseases. Mailed
to any address On receipt OF price, 80 cents
q box, or three boxes 81 %. Address let.
tiers TO DR.. swayne & Son, Philadelphia, or
to the Wheeling agents, Logan, List 4 Co.
Sold by all leading druggists at wholesale
by Logan, List d Co. d&w
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CHILD BADLY scALDED:-An infant
child Of Mr.. John Cummins, q railroad
engineer residing on Main street, oppo.
site the street car stables, was seriously
scalded yesterday morning by the over.
turning OF 3 pot OF hot coffee. The child
had been left at the breakfast table alone,
while lie mother wentTto another part Of
the house to call her husband. The
coffee pot stood near the child, and was
pulled from the table while the mother
was absent. The child's face and breast
were terribly burned. DR.. HALEY Nc.
Coy was called in, and did everything
possible to relieve the little sufferer. The
child Is only about fourteen months old.
II was still living last night aud some
hope Ia. entertained Of its recovery.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, April O. Wheat - ID !,
lower; amber Michigan sPo, \ Y M
April at 81 2SX, seller Nays SS
red winter 81 295i, NO. ~ liX 1
seller May 81 251G, No. ) req NJ B
iscted Wabash 81 o., No. 2 aIaot' AZ, /
81 20. Corn-Dull; high ni I.S i ss
2 spot held 44c, 4SAc se',s ~ jtbs
$SIc. oats-Duili No, 2, ?sEs, aE n
2sc. Clover Seed : Mammoth
Drima Il "a.
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