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u H. WARN Err, Estate Real Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY NO. 1920 FOUR
TEENTH STREET N. w.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated October IA
18th. 1874, duly recorded in Liber No. 1874 1":D
folio 248 one OF the land records of the Dis e.lx
trict of Columbia ana at the request of the party
secured thereby we win sell, at public auction, in
front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, March
2lst, az 80 o'clock D. NJ, part OF Lot mum bered
II (seventeen) and all of Lot numbered ID (elght-
een), in Square numbered Eli 1.-TWO hundred and
eleven) in the city of Washington, District of Co
lumbia: the part of lot seven hereby intended
being the southern part, fronting ten feet on 14h
street II. aid running back of the same width as
the front, and binding the north line of lot
eighteen, the depth of the lot, 100 feet more or
less, together with improvements. &C.
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money and
expenses of sale in cash, and the residue in equal
sums In six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest at per cent. per annum. payable semi
annually, secured by oeeAof trust on the property
sold or all cash at option VI purchaser. deposit
of 500 will be required at time of SALE ana all con-
veyanCing will be at the purchasers cost, Terms
of sale to be complied with in seven days, other
wise the Trustees reserve the right to resell at the
risk and cost of the deiaulting purchaser,
ma,11-dSas f fl s tP HIDE, }Trustess.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, April 3D.. 1873, same hour
and place. A. HYDE. lr,.o.
THOS. HYDE, irus ees.
j. T. COLDWELL. Salesman. mar21-d
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A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"A sail every THURSDAY direct .E-N
from Philadslphia to Liverpool.
Cabin, intermediate and steerage passage tickets
CAD be had at II. ID. COOKE, JR. d GO. 70, Bank.
srs 1879 r street. Also, Agents for the Red Star
Line to Antwerp. my43-6
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r H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TREsTEEs' SALE OF VACANT LOTS IN
S9uARE 1876, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
SEGNENTFENTH AND X STREET s
sSEXyENTH sTREET, NExR The BoUN-
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated August -
l6ib 1873 and recorded In Liber 731, folio 81 ~
{! So, the subscribers will sell to the highest
DdnGer on the premises. on TUESDAY, April %,
1873, Lots 6, T. and 9, in the subdivision of square
100: and Lots 25, 90 and ~. in the subdivision of
square ~; at O'Clock at square 1876. and s 80 at
The terms are: One-third and the expenses Of
SAFE cash, and the residue In one, two and three
all cash, at the option of the purchaser deposit
OF 40 on each lot at the time OF sale will be re-
CURED. ALI conveyancing at the purchaser cost.
~ 4 afP a5iDE, Trustees.
j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman. mar11 dds
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TOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner of 18th street
~ and New York avenue, entrance on New <1>
\ ork avenue. The most private Loan Once lOI
In the city. Money loaned at the lowest0 q
rate OF interest on Gold and Silver Watches Plate
and Gentlemen Clothing, Carpets and ali articles
VI SAue. tan1-ly
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.

FOB NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY Ol THE
LAKE, Capt. C.. j. BONNEVILLE, .6-,
Leaves eth-street wharf, uP'n fun g1183
NESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock D. NJ con.
Meeting with steamers for Boston, Providence and
other Northern Points. Returning, leaves Norfoli
DAY, at O'Clock o, m.
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FVNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
ELEGANT FURNITURE AND ARTICLES OF
VERTU,
consisting in part of Brussels Carpets.
Rosewood and Walnut ParlOr Chamber and Il ed
room Suites. upholstered in velvet leather and rep
Statuary, BrOnZeS and Vases.
Will he sold at the residence Of the late Gen.A
Charles Thomas. 3. A., POLL l street n. W
W.. on WEDNESDAY MORNING, April
"a, 1878, at IL O'Clock, by order of the Or !
PhanS' Court.
Terms cash.
mso-s c EGks1 X c Ra%Has: Ereeutrines
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THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER post
poned until THURSDAY, April 4th. ISIS Same
hour and places ' ~
al2-tu&w A. c. BRADLEY TruStaa
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Il The steamer SUE, Capt. w c. -Ne~
Se0ghegap, and steamer EXPRESS, s ssatS-.:77
their trips between Washington and Baltimore
stopping at all river landings, going and returning
Leave StephensOn'S wharf, foot Of 7th ST., every
Monday and Friday. at 6p. m; leave Pier TO- Light
st.wharf, Baltimore, every Thursday and Tuesday
at pm River freight must invariably he prepaid
For further particulars apply to STEPHENSON &
BRO, Agents. 7th-St. wharf. marl-lm
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DE-. LEWIS PLASTER.
SEVEN FOR QUARTER.
One large and six small. Surpasses Capcine and
Sold 6y ali Drxeotsts. AK for a Circular.
tan231y
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mar15-dtdbS

ATHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
place. 0 '''"i 'Ao
maI26-tu, th&s A. c. BRADLEY Trustee
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rUNARD Line.
" NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances OF COL
lsion, the Steamers of this line take 4 SPECIFIC
course for all seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to
New York or Boston, crossing the meridian OF Be
Of q lat, or nothing to the north of -.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
of So ut q lat, or nothing TO the north Of a.
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THE TRADES.
STEAMERS. &c,

E0R POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Is The Steamer MATTANO, Capt. 49,
H VIM: II; Byles, leaves 9Th street
gay at 7o,clock a. m. for Nomini Ferry, Va, and
Returning leaves NOmini Ferry every Tuesday
and Friday, and MattoI Creek every Sunday at
sam stopping at intermediate landings going and
returning. For further information, INQUIRE at G.
l.. SHERIFF'S Coal Office. lila Pennsylvania
avenue, or GLENN T. JONES, Agent, 9Th st.
wharf. maT4-tr
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TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHW EST
Double Track. Steel Rats,
SplendSd Scenery, Ma0mShce,st EQssJpMsent
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Inc undersigned begs leave to inform his "a
patrons and the public generally that in con.
sequence OF reduced prices in goods and new NJ
CLOTHES and furnish GOODS In his line from
ten to fifteen cent. less than former rates re-
Spectfully requesting continued favOrs,
r. j. HEIBERGER.
CITIZEN AND MILITARY TAILOR
JIo-u $50 10Th street, COrcoran Building.
Sharp County record., 1878-01-25
\ EW STORE!
Drugs : Liquors!
FAMILY GROCERIES,.

The undersigned would re-
specrfulIy announce to the pub
lie that he has opened D stock
Of Drugs and Liquors at the
stand formerly occupied by Co.,
W. G. Adams, ii Evening Shade,
Ark, and will keep Oh hand O.
variety Of staple drugs, choice
whiskies, brandies, wines, gin,
&C., al Of which viii be sold at
reasonable rates, for cash.
Also, a stock Of family gro
consisting Of coffee, tea,
sugar, dried beef, picked pigs
f ct, fish, oysters, sardines and
crackers, Tobacco and cigars.
4 share Of public patronage
is solicited. Respectfully,
JNO. s. KING.
Sharp County record., 1878-01-25

Mr.. EDITOR The success Of
the school at our sister village,
La Crosse. is an item for thought
10 every one 0foru citzens-uor
enviou5 thought, but sober, Sc
ri0us reflection and inquiry.
There, with hardly HaIithe loca.
patronage We have; o house very
much inferior 10 curs; in q com
munitv Of but one-third our
population. we see a school that
rreadr 0utnumbers ours. Why
is thisl I ask every individual
citizen ofOur town. Our Leacher.
a man Jf letters, q real live man
in the school room, loving his
work and attentive to it; a man
worthy and well quaIided;@ a
successfuI educator elsewhere
but + f0rbear. Mr.. tdirOr, ]
could say more, but you, sir,
would have to stand q rap from
the professor for publishing
At La Crosse you enter a bust
ness house, and ask the price Of
cotton. You are told, and the
next word is, "We have a ine
school in town. &c. 4 lady en-
ters, asks for D yard Of tape,
and when purchased, if she is Of
rhe town, she viii inquire, Are
YOU going to thereview friday
and if she is from the country,
she merchant says, II suppose
you hear how tlourishing our
academy is-can you not send
in some pupils from your sec
iont" DC, The school there is
the SIM qua non, and all feel an
individual interest in it, solicit
patronage, visit it frequently.
and with presence, words ana
leeds cheer the heart Of the
prilcipal, and greatly benefit
themselves and the community.
IN this respect, we are not doing
0ur duty. First, we are not
united in a determined will to
build up a frst-class school;
6hers is too much IdIeness, and
roo many have an "Eg0's speck5.'
A looks cross-eyed at B, G fears
D has a bigger finger in the pie
than himself, z is certain that
this OF that teacher is partial to
F's children, and G is confident
his boy3 are whipped +just be-
cause they are his" and J and
K anever did like that man"
second. As citizens, we should
have al understanding among
ourselves, and give general pub
licity to the same, in our
sprightly RECORD, that we will
furnish board to all patrons Of
the school as cheap as can be
obtained at La Crosse or Ash
Flat This would soon brine
us more pupils from abroad.
Third. We should visit the
school Every parent, especially.
should occasionally be seen in
the school room; it greatly en-
teachers and scholars.
How often has the honorable
board Of trustees crossed the
threshold Of the college since
she present professor took
charge! How often have our
merchants, mechanics, lawyers. |
patrons, all, made a call!
Our resident pastor | learn. |
when he goes to La Crosse, is
seen at the academy. This is
right, and we would not grumble
at it; but does he show his little
self in our campus! He will
pardon me for thus personating,
but he has once been q teacher,
and at one time expected to be
in charge here, and / trust that
he can be spuIred TO lead us in
in ralIying to our college,
Fourth. Let all Of us who have
'hiidren to educate subscribe
me or more pupils to the school
% begin when tins winter term
Sharp County record., 1878-01-25
ADDL]A FtHI' -.Is = z st.sJ r.,
GRAH & i SPURLocN'
Saddle and Harness
AND
= = = - u = - = =
MANUFACTURERS.
EVENING SHADE. ARK

A supply Of saddles, brides,
haIters, harness and harness fix
lures, saddle-pockets, whips, &C..
constantly on hand, made
to order.
A variety Of copper rivets, of
all sizes, always on hand.
Orders promptly filed, and
all work guaranteedto give salts
faction
Hides, peltries, furs. beeswax.
tallow and wheat taken in ex-
change for work or goods,
Shop east end Of Main Street.
Sharp County record., 1878-01-25

the west. Smlc..Ellle + the east
and our own positi n. the fou-
might win the title Of the educa-
.ional 4uadriIaJeral Of North
Arkansas.
I would add mat have not
heard a word Of complaint from
the lcipa- Of our school, nor
d0e5 he know Of this writing.
l(vonlv motive is for the good
Of .na community. I ackuOw-
ledge my own der6lecrion, and
Drom.5e amendment Who will
make q similar acknowledge
mems. and rally anew to our
college FERiTAs.
Since the little Tespass Of
Adam and Eve in tie Garden Of
Eden" says a correspondent,
people are expected 10 Wear
clothes" Very true, and thiais
one Of the saddesT feauues Of
that little tespass." The con
duct Of Adam and Eve was dis
reputable enough at best, bu5in
this respect it was simply con
temprabLe. If it were not Ior
our vicruals ard clothes, We
should all find little or no diff
Guilty IN making a good living.
Sharp County record., 1878-01-25
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- 49, z---4 - 30 ~ =
EE EAIAr SHADE

EVENING SHADE.
Are constantly releiri7-
from St. Louis. Lautgr
View York, and vii. car
keep everything in tuer
people may desire.
Prices rs Lolc as HsI
and terms liberal v
leaT0r to give entire san
10 all
Come and see us and.
onr goods before Pun
elsewhere.
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storm of wind that wa, everkn0wn, Eng
and. Frsuce and nearly all Europe felt is

storm OF wind that wa, everkn0wn, Eng,
and. Frauce and nearly all Europe felt is
effect.
The great sto1m Of 1903 passed over the
above mentioned places and ended Its
force in the Northern Ocean, after leaving
death and destruction in its track on land
and sea- LoDdon alone suffered to the
amount of $l0,000,000.
The Indies are noted for their tornadoes,
South Carolina once was visited by ty,
phoon that laid bare river.
South America has hal hurricanes that
has level i forests for a strip of three or
four hl:.drcl yard, in width for miles
We have seen in three different locali,
ties in Wisconsin IL the dense woods
where hurricanes have swept through.
huge trees lai fl II for the space IF rods
in width, and miles iu length. And this
is true of all timbercd countries. 10 As
far ~ the record goes this p 'flinn of DA
kota Territory is relieved from cvidc ces
in favor Of the falls" theory MANY advance
An extended stretch of Prairie Country
is not as APT 10 be visited by turund"eS rs
where huge mountains md lnw valleys
serve ~ channels and dr tls for air to con-
ceutrate a, d draw through with destruc,
I've velocity.
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Winds.

One of the skeletons Of this region, o!
one feature that is spoken Of to our ..etri
ment elsewhere, hy those who desire to di
vert attention. is high winds. |, is true.
we have winds at times and hard ones
but it is II fact that tOrnad"cs and hurri.
canes are almost without n record in this
Territory. while portions of iowa and II
inois and Nebraska are yearly visited by
Obstructive tornadOes.
Blu, can the history Of any country on
he face of the Globe,truthfully assert that
they are without the pale or the liability
of severe storms.
The great book tells Of the destruction
of 900 persons who were sent against
the Amenonites.
England and its surrounding seas Wit.
messed in 1858 hurricane tina: sent thous-
ands TO their graves, and strewed the
shores and land with wrecks Of vessels and
buildings, and one hundred years later the
famous protestant east wind" was \ fear
full gale. I'he storm in which Cromwell
met HE death vss reported the heaviest
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JOB PRINTING.
Another Reduction in fare.
The Saint Paul & Sioux City +
Sioux City 81 Saint Paul
Railroads.

Will celebrate the coming In Of the
New Year by e general reduction Of To-.
cal ticket fares from Fipe Cents to -Four
Cents, per mile on all divisions Of their
roads, to take effect January lst, 1878.
1t appears from the official reports In
the Railroad Commissioners Office that
these companies in more than twelve years
of operation have never killed or Injured
any passenger or lost piece Of baggage.
Their express trains are equipped with
the Miller platforms, and Westinghouse
Automatic Air Brakes, and in everything
pertaining to the safety and comfort OF
competitions, are not excelledby anJin the
country.
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The Inter Ocead Dispatch Of the st

The Inter Ocead Dispatch Of the Sth.
inst says that the French Ambassador
Leflo has had an interview with The En-
peror Alexander and, In answer to an in.
quiry from the Gar MS to what France
would do in the even: Of war, Gen, Leflo
replied that France would not certainly
interfere in favor Of either beligerent.--
The Emperor was greatly offended at tins
remark, and some sharp words followed.
The result was the French Ambassador
concluded the interview by saving France
has paid sufficiently d;ar for The right
which she now claims TO steer clear OF
other nations quarrels." The rejoinder
was received by the Gear in such high
dudgeon that Gen. Lefio has declared his
intention to .sk to be recalled.
The last war with Turkey cost Russia
$6OO, 100000
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An old physician retired from active
practice, having had placed in his hands
by an East Indian missionary the formu-
Ii of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and sure cure Consumption, Bron
hitis, Catalrh, Asthma, and all Throat and
Lung affections, also a positive and radl.
cal cure for General Debility and all ner-
vous complaints, after having thoroughly
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, feels it his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows.
':he receipt will be sent free of charge to
all who desire it, with full directions for
preparing and successfully using. Ad-
dl ess with stamp naming this paper.
DIR M. e. BELL,
No. SO Courtland ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
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Notice..

Contractors are respectfully invited to con.
fer with the undersigned respecting fur
nishing plans, and estimates for School
House to be built in District No. one, Can
ton Village. Plans for either wood or
Brick structure are solicited
WM, NJ CuPPETT Director.
J. w CARTER. Clerk.
10. FIrzaERALD. Treas.
Canton Anril L ,74
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McGregOr Road.

We use the familiar title that our read
ers Will recognize, although no" II goes
under the name of Milwaukee & ST. Paul
rond. The preliminary suryov as made
down Nelson Creek reached bcloit Mon
day. Another survey will be made down
School Section Creek which empires into
HE Sioux River east of Canton The old
-ou,c fast surveyed by the c0mpanE down
the Rock and up via Fairvic" crossing
\, Brloi; or near Tom Sargcn ; also vii!
b. looked over, and we learn this morning
that Mr.. Kimua!! wil! also surv'y Mud
Creek in Iowa The summit between the
Ru"l. and the Sioux Rivers has M elcva-
ton Of 225 feet, which is considered an
almost impraciiDle grade if an easier one
can be foam wit bout n too great increase
of distance, rs abUye II feet I" the mile
for continual running Of trains Is eslima
cd us The most expensive opcrati.g 6 Il
long line Of road will incur
In our opinion tac establishment of this
route vii! he Of vital interest to Clntrl,
BclJit and in fact Linchln I'oul1y at lar g
for which ever Of the two villages il strike,
that one as matter Of Coarse will receive
All impetus that will centralize busincts
tier, 20 the dclriulrnt of the other viii aye
uliG should the read avoid both places and
be built up Mud Geek, thea necessarily
The porliOn Of Lincoln County it would
Cross would be limited and which is Il .
ready adjacent 10 Sioux Falls and now
pays II its tribute
That we are IN the line Of the desired
course towards the Mis,olrl crosSil5 Of
this R,.d is fact, Glt tn, Level of the
Engineer taking the elevation al dti,
iny the IRA lc is what will determine lis
location.
Subsidies or inducements >s any char
acter, we are inf,ru,l will not receive
any col.idcra'ion by the company, only
die land MT lr. torn Il it NJ 4s ,ltoi5
na,cd by tn Engineer wilt Hvcrn.
Tile >i9pA!lSr tn It tiia np,t.,ratcc OF
tle surveyors Ia is sc ;asipnetl i anything
but agreeable for all pirtir, il!>rrstr,l, ani
in some Iusrances q nu@ing. We Il nb' t
Mr. kinhatl Ill all his R,i'roat expert
rncc, ever met WITH II n'rr "3li ting set OF
men drsirou> of showing hi the best and
NOS, prlcllc .Dir approlcIir> NJ outlet
TO and t'r IN a stream, inan have trnl.'rGl
thrir services between her. An Slcll'n
lnb>c iIlrrtStei III II R'ci 1 l'Sa','S-
iaL ii,unl ban r.tvilc5 t..a, you'll l"l hi II
down easy 10 tIir Rock, an also that
would bring him tw srls Ia" Sioux upon
an easy grade.
Doom iiJw citins lh.i the rnur hv her
ana up the valley Of Ma! Irerk Stn o.
i pr.4ctir.lh!1 "a. 3 '!,it AL CIn''l.
rest tn"lr cu'u:c> ir'' ih' ra"'n"S Il 'MA
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Married.

AT the residence of Rev. F. Olson. in
Highland Township. on the 9th inst,
Chris lana j Hanson to Peter Larson.
On F iday tho 10 inst. in Highland
Township, by the Rev. E Oleson, Torand
Helgerson to Halycr 5. Mortenson.
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Three thousand men are at work upon the
railroad between Algona and Sheldon. and are
crowding the Engineers SO that Mr.. Kimbal is to be
recalled from his preliminary survey and will only
extend his lsbors at present to the Sioux river Be-
yond possibly n ay not be commenced for some
tim
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The Andrews Swiss Ball Ringers will bs at Be-
lott Friday evening, the 18th inst, and at Canton,
on Saturday evening, the 18th This troupe is
preced ed by good reports and highly spoken Of
by the press where they have performed Their
performances merit frll houses, which they will
doubtless obtain at both places.
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CANTON oosr.oFFlcE ECToRY

CANTUN VOo 'OFTISC YIN ES 0N
Southern daily mail arrives every day except Sun
day 1t 8: 80 n. Departs every day except sunday
1t M. . !.
northern daily NAL! arrives every day except Sat-
ard " ut 5: 80 Departs every day except Mon
day at 7 Am.
and Saturday 1T 6 p. N. Departs every Monday and
Tt ursdsy A. 8 A. n. ..
Cauton l. Richnnd mall arrives every Friday, -
MN Deps.ts every Thursday, At . A. n.
Canton Vermlon mail departs evory Thurs
d,ystsAM. Arrives every Friday At A. n.
Office oZen from A. n. to pr. n. ON Sunusys
fro1ul to ? p. NJ, md one hour after the mall Ar
rivss from the NORTH
yOIJ FALDE. Postmaster.
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Prof. Raymond, the Wizard, will give another
Of his lauyhabls entertainments tomorrow after
noon and evening. The afternoon entertainment
wzS consist OF rope-1akng between the Harlan
Kouse and KelIers Hall.
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Consumption
Positively CURED

All sufferers from this disease that are anxious
to be cured should tr, Dr.. K!ssner's Celebrated
Consumptive powders. These powders are the on
ly preparation known that will cure CONSUMP-
TION and all diseases of the THROAT AND
LUNGS indeed, SO strong is our faith In them, and
also to convince you that they are no humbug, ws
will forward to every sufferer, by mail postpaid,
FREE TRIAL EOX.
We don't want your money until you perfeot-
iy s-isiie of their curative powers. II your life
il worth saving, don't delay In giving the POW
DERS trial, as they will surely cure you.
Price for large box, 800, sent to any part Of the
United sates or Canada, by mail, on receipt Of
price.
Address,
Ash 4 Robbins.
360 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN Ny.
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The Journal of Sunday contains the fol
lowing Telegram:
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.


ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
BERLIN. May II, 5 p. m.-At 80 this
afternoon, as Emperor William was return
ing from drive with the grand duchess
of Badt n, several shots from a. rev Oliver
were fired at him in the avenue Uler den
Linden. N0body was hurt. The person
who fred the shots was arrested. An &C.
complice who attempted to rescue the as
sassin WAS also arrested. Two
shots were fired into the Empcror's car
riage from the sidewalk, without effect.
The assassiap ran into the middle of the
avenue followed by the crowd. On an nj
tempt b,ing made to capture him he fired
three more shots and threw his revolver
away He WAS then secured. he
man who attempted to assassina'eihe EN-
peror is a tlnsmith named Emil Heinrich
Man Hoedel, the accomplice is named
Klnger. The Emperor went TO the
opera at the royal theater tonight, and re.
ceived great ovations.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-14

Teams and msn are passins through town
from the Sioux Falls Railroad. Most OF the sub-
eontssctoss have completed their work. '