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The New York herald., 1878-09-20

sh.nsr s25; 7. Wilson, so Dorisn $40: T. @. Black
H. u Williams. Sl0 Martin Clear, $40; A. j. Ihaysr a
Co. $40; Cash, 80 5oi 0eorge W. Middleton, 80 e. L.
lackford 20: A. s. ketchum. 81; @. r. Woodworth 20
Total 80 90 making she grand total received py tne
Citizens Committee up to yesterday, 81 $50 o.
The committee acknowledge the receipt OF $l77 u,
tho proceeds OF an entertainment gwen by M NJ.
lsaacs under the auspices OF the ladies Of the Bay
Shore Prospect Hcuse, l.. /
A box OF wins from DR.. Joseph wssgs for Memphis
has been received.
Mr.. - A. StoweiI Of this city, has boen added to
the active force OF the Citizens Committee.
On wednesday afternoon. the 2sth, tho Park
Theatre will give benefit in aid or ihe fund, under
the auspices OF tho Citizens Committee
Tickets Tor tho matinee at Booths Theatre this
afternoon. gwen by The Citizens Committee, COM
mand premium OF IS, ana none 10 be had ut that.
The grand concert at Gimore's Garden, under the
supcrvsion OF the Old Volunteer Firs Department, on
MONDAY evening, September 20, promises 10 Do q
grand success The committee CT arrangements hopes
10 turn over TO the Ciiizens' Committee iu round
numbers $4,000
VOICE OF THANKS FROM MEMPHIS.
Tho following telegram was yesterday received by
Superintendent Yelling from Acting Chief Of Police
Faraia OF Memphis, In response 10 the contributions
forwarded by the police OF this city tor the relief OF
tho sufferers among tho police there:-
In behalf the police Of Memphis thank for
generous contribution God bless ALL Chief Athoy
able to walk about his
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tho donation OF 500 published on Wednesday as
being given by tho Prison Association should have
read the 'Purim Association"
Emmct L. Ross, corrcsponding secretary OF tho
howard Association at Canton. Miss, has written q
letter OF thanks TO tho HERALD for g4S sent him
through }. h y. Green, bsakers, OF Jackson, Miss.
Tho Byron Dramatic and Social Union will give an
entertainment and ball this evening, al Turn Hail.
No. o. Eas, Four,n street, In aid oi tho sufferers
a ball will also bo gwen at Pythagoras Hail, Nos.
134 and 1876 Canal street. this evening. nnder the
agomsnt OF the -Four Friends Tor tho same object.
Two cottage boxes Tor tho concert Ia AID OF the sui
icrers when takes place on Monday next at Gmores
Garden, under tho management OF the New YORK
F,romen's Ball Committee, will DO sold to-day the
floor oil tho Cotton Exchange 10 the hipnost bidder
A grand variety entertainment will be given In aid
Of tnc sufferers Becckcr Building, corner OF Nor
ton and Blosckcr streets, on tuesday evening next
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

TWELVE DEkTHs At BHOwNsyILLE, TKNN. h
[Bx rxIEonAPH TO THE HERALD.1 ~
2veisi BRowssvnzs, Tssn.. sept 10. 1873
rhsre have been tweasy-sns now cases aud
twelve dsuths here TO-DAY. Among the for
NOR IL Hope Owen, agent OF the Louisville.
Nashville and 0reas Seuthern Railroad a few OF The
coiored people are solng INTO camp Ono hundred
and six cases are new uadsr tftatmsnt
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FOUR MORE DEATHS AT GRENADA.

FOUR MORE DEATHS AT GRENADA.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
GRENADA, Mss, Sept 10. 1873.
The deaths here to-day wero as folows:-Johnny
Doaks, Jonu Eason. Mrs. DR.. John W R,nggold.
widow Of tho health on who died woek ago, and
ono Ross coiored man. Johnny Doaks died at the
Chanbern House, aud is almost tho last one Of that
family HsAberg's nurse was taken down to-day and
two others. Tho weather 10 warm
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
CITIZENS nErryP coMMrrrEx.

Tho Citizens Relief COMMITTEES met at four p M.,
Mr. vandsrveer presiding; Ernest T. Fellows, sccrc-
tary. Mr.. Csdwaisder Evans moved that vote OF
thanks be rendered to Mr. Henry Carter the orgsnst
organ recital This afternoon Adopted IL was stated
that the Trnty Church csncert would realize about
$500 Tor the iund.
The committee reported tho following reccpts:--
Union Council No. 76, o. u. A. NJ, Ssi so; Trinity
Church recital concert, @27 ~ 3 yesterdsyJ Henry
Garter Trinity Church recital 1885, Abel Haywood $50;
Yourth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN thuich, $40.
In addition to the above the Citizens' Comm itteo
sox nowedge tho following receipts IRON Fulton Mar
kot, collected BY L. Schoonmaker, Clerk Of the mar
ket:--
wuram ostmsn 4 Co.. $50; A. b. sohbisa ESQ., O. n.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

tho developments and viii undoubtedly nomlnsts
their old Representative In Congress, l.. ID. Shoe
maker and believe they will elcct him notvhstand-
ing tho heavy majority to overcome
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

MEETING OF THE STATE CoMMTTrEB.
Tho State Committee Of tho ersenback- labor party
met az their rooms, corner OF Twentieth street and
Fourth avenue last evening and transacted considers.
BILE routine business. The names Of seven members
OF tho party for each Assembly distrtct and
the two wards were passed upon by tho committee.
These seven men TO supervise tho enrolment OF
tue party and to secure places for the enrolling.
Preparations were also made Tor the barbecue
which s to take place at Hamilton Park on the "a aud
Sd OF October
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

FEVER AT PARIS AND sPRINavILLB, TENN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HaRALp.1
PARIS, Sept. 49, 1873
Two new cases bat no deaths to-day There are i've
cases .here altogether and doing we'll Physicians
have the fever under osntroi DR.. Miiam is sick to-
night Three deaths are reported 81 Springvills,
twelve miles nsrth OF Paris Things look decidedly
better.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

The Board Of Health had NO quofum to-day. DR..
Lseber ard Colonel Harder, two OF tho members,
IRE sick with fever. Tho formcr 10 improv.
ms. DR.. Jones has very sick child, and
Nessrs Mott and Boyd weYo alss absent. DR.. kibbcs
inventor OF the isvcr COT, wae taken sick to-day on
Psnal street. DR.. Chopin, whom he met, advised
him 70 70 10 the Hotel Dieu, which ha dtd M onco.
Dr. Chopin thinks, as me doctor had been up with
patient since Saturday. that he IS only prostra,ed
from overwork
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The lever Is reported on Kernigan plan.atton.

MORGAN CITY, Sept 10, 1873
The fever is Increasing There have been nino
osashs and seven new oascs within the last ersy
hoory. Total cases TO dase, CO., deash 81 recovered
IL.
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HOME MATTERS.
Ii,rep Men in BuckraIn.

Tho sensation of the week has been Billy Fur
lourh's fearful scrapc on Monday night. Billy
tells the story in this wise: He had been out
puntipg and about dusk was coming home, walk
ING on the C., r. l. n p railroad track. When
near the wide waters" below Buffalo Rock he
heard some men in a cave talking of wrccking a
railroad train-thc Peru accommodation. They
were TO draw the spikes and remove a rail and
ditch the train. The wrecking Of this train was
TO be but fcint to draw attention from the pur-
pose of Il still bigger job To be performed at or
near Seneca, by other members Of the gang, when
the night express was to be sent TO eternal smash
\ train passing about this stage of the game,
Billy was discovered to the trio whcrcupon one
Of them shot at him, the ball striking his watch,
which was dcmoralizcd. lie then fired both BAR
rcls of his fowling piece into the be'y Oh VIII
VANS" and lit out for town. lie Is not certain 'a
to whether the villains still pursued nm OF not
nor whether any "bit the dust Any way ne
got safely to town, and reported to the railroad
authorities. As the company had had experience
of n similar kind near Joliet, they were seriously
alarmed and all night long were not quite satIs-
lied whether Il train would get from station To
station or not. However, no wrecks have is yet
been reported.
The circumstances surrounding the case are very
ucculiar and wrap it in cloud of 'tishincSs' on
IL broken here and there by Billy's reputation
Tor veracty, which had been generally consider
I'd good. 1t is undcniablc, however that the
story wcakcns tremendously under every attempt
ut close sitting and that it bears all the car-maIkS
Of huge canard, in which view the suddcnnc'a
with which it was gulped by the little twilight
twnklcr becomes grotesqucly ridiculous.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-02

Yesterday morning about o'clock, viii Ar
mold, son Of Mr.. Arnold, the keeper Of the La
sale asylum, while hauling gravel from the bank
Of the river, south of said premises, discovered a
man in the river about two rods from the bank.
lie got pole and pulled the man ashore The
man made no effort to help himself and was not
dead, but 50 near it that hc gaspcd a couple of
times after being brought out upon the bank lie
had recently threatened to drown himself but H.
during the month Of his sojourn at the asylum he
had been harmless and though considered not
very sound in his mind, had borne his share of
work willingly, and seemed to require no more
watchingor care than the average of the inmates.
He had evidently committed suicide bv drown.
ng. Nothing Of his history va, discovered bv
the coroner's jury. Iii, name, ~ given To the
warden, was Orrin Roak Hi, age wa, about -.
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The Peru Zinc Works will not shut down Il,
reported
Farmers in Serena are busy blowing for spring
crops.
Streator reports say that the Chicago and Pa
ducah railroad is to be repaired To the extent of
5000 new ties, which have already been con-
lracted for
Charles Boyer accidentally broke his leg last
Saturday evening at the -Four Corners, Peru, by
falling down some steps.
The military ball given by the Joliet Citizens
Corps last Friday evening was well attended and
pronounced a most enjoyable affair. Prominent
members of the state militia from abroad were
present and participated in the affair.
The Mendoza Bu1letjH says that 'thc high price
which has been ruling for coal at the large mines
Of La Sale county, has caused the opening of
many small mine, in this and adjoining coun-
ties"
The windows to Peter Brkcnbcul'S store in
Peru were broken by some miscrcant, on We'd
nesday night between 10 and II O'Clock Mr..
Brkcnbcul will pay S25 TO any one furnishing
proof of the person committing the act. SO says
the HeruH.
The report of f. Ellcry, receiver of the Chca-
70 Il Paducah road for December and January,
shows receipts, $5l 7O7. &C; expenses, S4& G9iSj;
and balance on hand, SSOO9Sl
grand masquerade ball was given by the
Joliet Light Artillery Co., at Werner Hail, ON
Wednesday evening, Feb. %.
StrcatOr Guards gave calico ball, at their ar
mory hall on last Thursday evening.
meeting Of the grccnbackcr's club was held
the following officers were elected for the Cnsu-
ing year: Vim. Y. Worslcy, president; VIM. W.
Gilman, vice presidents Phlo Castle, secretary;
: f. Rogers, treasurer; :. f. Rogers, Phillip
Maus and c. s. WiXom, standing committee.
The La Sale Grccnbackcrs are hereafter TO be
distinguished from the vulgar herd gold bugs,
-vcreens and sich, by bar of green ribbon
The WcnOna IHd,r says, Mr. \. p. Houston, of
Garfield, has been compelled to 20 into bankrupt
cy. Liabilities, $4,000; personal assets about
-, 600. He will begin business again on cash
basis.
Pluck Whalen was arrested in Joliet on last
Friday for watch stealing.
4 young man by the name of j. VI. Bird, living
in the village Of Rutland, hung himself in that
place on Monday last, between two and three
o'clock. It appears that he had been quite I'M
well and low-spiritcd of late and while in one of
these distressing moods he committed the rash
act
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Mercantile Supplies.

Have your supplies, bill heads, note heads, let
tcrs, statements, ,Sc, printed at the FREE TRADER
,tiiCc, the DEly yld,s I N, ,Dusiy where the Hold
der Patent Blottcr Pad /, used. This j. a new i'm.
ycntion lof which We only have the right in thi,
county, rapidly coming into general use. Those
who try It once never afterwards attempt To get
along without it. lis simplicity j. its chief re-
.ommcndation The letter heads. bin heads or
other blanks are blocked in the usual way, in
lunches Of loo 10 80, and hlottcr pad, neatly
printed with an almanac, DC, i used as a cover.
Thus it is always at hand, ready for Use aud can
never DE mislaid. The beauty of 10 j., that it
"o>tS no more 10 have your blanks blocked with
The pad than without il. Call and see samples oi
Sork and new grade, and STYLES Of paper, NJ
OSNf,N * W,P-uAN'-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-02

Mendoza had last week case Of assault and
battery which attracted considerable notice in
that village. The plaintiff was the son of Mr..
Doblc, attending Il school presided over by Miss
Alice Brown. The boy it appears was quite I'M
ruly and the evidence showed that he had been
whipped three times before he could be compelled
to conform to the rules Of the school. On this
occasion, however, she whipped the boy, who
doubtless deserved a good thrashing, quite I'M
mcrcifully, his legs showing large wclts of black
and blue to the knees, and his hand being badly
bruised. When the boy got home at noon his
father was very much mccnscd, and sworc out
warrant for the arrest Of Miss Brown ON the
charge OF assault and battery. The arrest was
made, and the trial came off before Squire Arnold
and Jury. The BUN,hH says, the defendant said
in her testimony that she had no idea that she
was furnishing him SO severely. The switch she
usually used had been broken, and she had sent 4
boy for another and he had brought one larger
than the first She thought it was a question
whether she conquered the boy, or allowed the
boy to conquer her before her whole school, and
she whipped him until she succeeded in making
him obey the rules. The Jury after hearing the
testimony and arguments Of counsel retired, but
failed toagrcc and brought in verdctof agreed
to Disagree" standing four for acquittal and two
in favor of the lowest fnc-Sl,OO.' On Wcdnes
day Il second trial was to be had, when Mis-
Brown plead guilty and was fined SO and costs,
paid by the citizens.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-02

Hen J. II. DoOlittle is advertised TO deliver
lecture at Princeton, H., on Friday evening,
March sth ON the Cause and Cure OF the Pres.
cnt Hard Times" and on Saturday evening,
the 9th, another on Russia under Peter and
AlcXandcr;g and finally 4 third, on Sunday
evening. on The Destiny Of the Republic OF
the United States in Connection with Proph-
ecy especially as contained in the Book of
Daniel" Mr. Doolitle is one Of themost elo.
quent men of the day and an acute and pro
found thinker Why can't some arrangement
be made to have him deliver these lectures also
in Ottawa?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-02
MYTHS that are but symbols of Truth.

As the scholar sees in the vain but beautiful
mythOlogics of the ancient, the embodied cN-
prcssious Of the hungry human soul, blindly
-ropnE after the Infinite, - the physician sees
m that popular myth Of the sixteenth century the
fountain of perpetual health and yoUth-an cX-
preston Of the longing, Of >Eticring humanity
for a remedy that should forever prevent the in
curSion of disease The wids of Europe were
ransackcd for this wonderful fountain, and Ponce
de Leon sought for il in the cypress swamps and
tangled everglades of our sunny Florida. Men
have searched for IL everywhere and anywhere
hut where 10 really iS-in The human body itself.
The blood is the real fountain Of perpetual health
and youth. When this source i corrupted, the
painful aut sorrow producing effects are visible
in many shapes. The muIuidrlou- forms in
which IL mauifcst~ itself would form subjects up
on which | might write volumes But a. all
the varied form, Of disease which depend upon
bad blood are cured. or best treated, bE such
medicines ~ take up from this iiuld ANA cNcTcic
from the system the uONiuU~ elements, 10 J. not
of practical importance that should describe
each. For Instance. medical authors describe
about fifty varieties II skin disease, bUt d they
all require for their cure very similar treatment
10 !, uf NO practical utility tu know ju,t what
name tu apply to- certain form ui skin disease.
- You know how best to eur, DO. Then again,
might 20 on and describe various kinds 81 >,ruiu-
lous sores, white swcllings. enlarged glands. aud
ulcer, 81 VARYING appearance; might describe
how virulcnt poison may show itself 10 various
forms Of eruption,. ulcers, sore throat, hony tu-
NOR, etc; but a. all these yaTioU>-dFpgariu-
mauife- stations 81 had blood are cured by uul-
form means, | deem such course unnecessary
Thoroughly cleanse the blood. which j. the great
fountain Of life, and good digestion, fair kin.
bouyant spirits. vital strength, aud -ouHtuc>s %
constitution, will all return Ia u. For tAi> pur-
pose DR.. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery and
Purgatiyc Pellets are pre-emiHeutly the articles
needed. They are warranted 10 cure letter. -alt-
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MAYO & WJDMER,

I'AX SALE NOTICE-Noticc is hereby gwen. that At n
sale by the Treasurer of Ii Sale county IN the state OF
Illinois, delinquent lands and town lots. for the state,
county and other and due thereon for A. ~ 1919
held the Court House in Ottawa in said county and state
begun the l2h Of June 1876 and continued nom
day In pursuance OF the statute in such cases made
and provided Fred Richards ON the 2Sh day of June A. D.
1876 became the purchaser of the following described tract
of land. situate in said county, To wit:
The VIZ SEX NW4 Sec. l3 Township 81 North. Range Z
East Of the Third Principal Mcrdan said tract being taxed
in the of James Johnson and cnaining twenty acres
of land s,
Further notice Is hereby given that the time of rcdep
ton rom said sale and purchase will expire on the }h day
of iunp A. D. 1875 FRED RICHARDS.
OTTAWA H.. Feb. ., 1873. mar2-aW
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The Haywood Combination did not arrive in
Ottawa on last Monday night d, per stipulation.
They got in bad way a, regards pccuniary iri-
les, it appears At II Sale they gave q ",nidc
show" after tie conclusion Of which a constable
stood ready to levy on their goods Tor hall rent.
and another FOR board al the Harrison House.
both Of which they paid. They then .'hied them
selves away 10 Sircator, which wound up the
chapter. Only part 81 the company rot 90 Ottawa.
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RECEIVERS SALE.

- fIHH f.#.. taf.. - o. FT.H.rTs 'sI.#. .. .-.s
I.asI t.H. Iuurs aud ka--#s Col T. T-.
IsH-IU- If nr# .I u. fillmore q ~lH. I.- d. h.-. t-I.
william NuH.u,s, Benjamin. g.. oai.. i..--. cain cod
1HFI Garter"
Iuh'tr uHT,' Do hereby aiyyn. thst u ir-H.." 90 de-
rr tered Uf r't.srl u aid tI-rlf turF u 'Hr tt en-
trir,i ci.-, f. - day 90 January , I,ss -. U
"Wednesday. rr uth ty - March a. o. f-sN. DnIlri1e
~ TIE hur- 90 UlF O'Clock ~. % said OIL. ~ DE barn D.
To- 60 ffr uiVrrsai.f church u ilINl. T. ~alls
county. .uH. prUcf o. sell TlhI au'- lhrre Nur
~fa'Is belonging o. the rnTlrTs- p .I sal .ftrtf
WsuruEri. named respectively " f1st7I- t-tfl anl
Hnuuv hzsu." lsiuE Norman IA ail. impaired irii
Trturr ~ aid cUrslrturrship Iu 80 NrHr f. n- ISIS
Dated ~ ulilsa. l. fh isth das ~ tr-las = n 50
fuEL CARTER
lrhg1-iz f..c,lstr.
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NOTICE.-EsrATE OF MAVRICE fLNNN, DECEASED
y Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executor
of the last will and testament of Maurice Flynn, iPtc
the county of Ia Sale and state of Illinois deceased VIII
appcar before the County of said county the third
MONDAY tbcng the 18th day of April 1875 at the County
Court House in ottawa said County, when and where all
persons having claims demands against said estate are
notified attend present the IN writing for adjust
ment. 1900 o-o
PATRICK LOONEl,
Executor.
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rheum, scald head, st. Anthony's fire, rose rash
or crysipelas, ring-worms, pimples, botches
spots, erlptions pustues, boils, carbuncles, sore
ewes, rough skin, scurf, scrofulous sores and
swelings, fever sore, white swelling, tumors, old
sores or swellings, affections Of the skin, throat
and bones, and ulcers of the liver, stomach, kid
news and limos
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce that ANDREW Bach will
he n candidate for the office of Collector the ensuing
election,
We are authorized announce joins 7. BURKE as can.
datc for the office Town Collector AT the ensuing cleo
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X, D. MCDONALD,

Attorney at Lar, la safe INN.
CTATE OF OILS, IA SALE Co.'S
- In the county court heJtot, 10 the ip11t term A. T.
lSis-IH ne matter If he guardianship 81 AHeH !.
Moore, q minor. ~, -,
J. Wilson swan rs. Temperance NJ. Hollingsworh. Guar
dian of Allen I. Moore. minor-PeuhOh JU fehot" ~
Jeseut guardian, ana FOR appointment OF successor
II appearing petition and an affidavit on ME IN the
office the clerk of said court that said defendant temper
Ancc NJ UolingsWOrth Guardian of Allen T. Moore mi
nor not resident Of said state of Illinois; ana tat s
Allen T. Moore minor aforesaid Is also nonresident o
said state of Illinois but that said minor is owner Of real
and personal lying and being IN said county Of IA
Sale of Illinois; and that the rental value Oh me
real estate being said La Sale county ana belonging III
said minor is about ye hundred dollars per annu ana u
less said real properly managed the improvements
thereon will become impaired and the value OF the property
dimnished that said guardian carried out OF the nrs
dic0n of this court and out of this state large sums O
petition further shows that the said Temperance NJ iio
ngswOrth Is not proper person TO have the charge anu
said estate; and said complainant having
filed his neon the Office of the County Clerk of said
county the 2sth day of February A. H. lSS, herein ana
summons having been issued thereon accortlnEto law
Notice therefore is hereby given TO said DEFENDANT rem
perancc UOlngsworh, guardian rs aforesaid, tal uhrs
Won personally he and appear before said County Court
Sale county the first day of the term thereof To 10
holden at the County Court House In Ottawa IN said county
ON the third Monday being the fifteenth day or Ap A.
ISIS then and there show or any you ha'e why you
should be removed from your OnCc rs GUARDIAN OF san
Allen r. Moore for the alleged In said petitioners pc
un the prayer said petition will he granted ana You m
removed from your ONCE OF Guardian of the said Allen l.
Moore.
ottawa, Illinois. March lst, lSiS, ,,,.,,,,,,,,
CLERK Of the County Court.
Il. u. MCDONALD, solicitor. mar!-W
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We all have our preferences; but no one pre-.
fcrs to hear crying baby when the fact is SO well
known that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup would at once
quiet il, - cents.
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tax on tobacco, and the indications are that
the bill will be rejected, IN which case lierr
Camphausen, finance minister VIII send IN
his resignation
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DfW advertisements.

awarded highest prize at Centennial Exposition for
ahe eheniag qualities and erc,ilcHce aud hIg olar
doer Of sneeteatHg and Fdvorisg. Abe best tobacco
ever made. As our blue strip Trademark Is closely
initiated on inferior goods that Jcksoa's Best is
on every plug Sold by all dealers Send for sample,
Tree, TO z. A. JACKSON & Co. Mfrs. PelersbnIg Va.
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TEXAS LANDS

TEXAS LANDS Adnsy G GS Es d GIr dS,f in
bank In Ottawa 10 be paid over only when the deeds issued
by the State Texas delivered here Can sell lands eth
line of projected Pacific r. u. or within p to ~ miles
from railroad in operation These lands are 81 excel
lent quality well located titles perfect thus alordng the
hest opportunity for Investment IN land, In the United
states Full particulars, with maps papers. Sc, free
MARI i. q. HARRIS. Texas land Agent.