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, 1879-08-11
- Ark. t" ehftckcd the E!fI, "lll neas no Mo, p;
Your nostsnnls arc n. J.-no Co."
Eight Yeats nylns-rhs Ftfyoots Of Drinking
QunccMtraktA I.Ye.


San fHfhnfo {7tr,i lExeftst
Our readers will r0ntemhcr the meltlon 10 last
FRIDAY mornings !skue bt l1u duath Of Tho 0.
Year-oId daughter Of Hcnry Itallemap und laly,
u their residence on AceQuta h,rcet. The cause
nf t!se death was very unusual ouc. 4mi tho
lncidnnts relative thereto were very strange.
When about II months old, littIo Annle,. for
that was the chfld's na.1e, whl1o III the kitcheu
rot ho'd Of u can Of cundenscl lya and drank d
poEs!on of tho contents. 0f course, tile consa.
auenes was lhat the CHILD suffered fntcnscIy, and
rania very near dying at tho time. After recns-
rr!ng ttoin tic first effects Of tic lye II was dis.
covered that the Guild y throat was scaded, and
tha!it H., n.. Unable 70 sSa'low anT 1, tsoa q. ct
skilled physiriuus, a,,,l the contant at
tention 81 her loving parents, lltt!e
APute's throat nGrcr dill heal u1!. but mo enid
lived aud grew, to be plump and fat, though bt.
raft VI ilsat ytyAcity which charaeterzes cay
dren. The clli!d'a pain alsd suffering secned TO
letract tllo mind frum the frivolous and tho
gay, aid turn tho thoughts tnoEu 70 solemn hpb.
real thinga, As years rolled on, hpwovee. 9ach
nputty!lMcht Us AIlntt was capanle OF taklsE
proved not sufficient 10 meet natnreh aetnahds
'and sastafn her gsusl1lg body, nna presently II
was observed that her couditioh "he tap4a1y oe-
cpnisn3 mote SERIOUS aud physt'a9n WA sum.
tpoued to thSo charge Of her caso, But no good
N4s sser accomplished. the injury received ~
tncuraAle, and It was sett!eu t1at Tue chlid
gradually approache4 thu sod 0i extttenca
fiuaily, death ealRe. though Annie had attained
ti,e agu Of q years, during nearly ctoht Of which
sle lsal lived exclusively oa at soups, Erual,
ind liauIu ullke fottt. Al The time Of her deakh,
Ills ebIid via Iu appearance as Skeleton. buk
retalned her powers Of mind Ana convened n
ttoually 10 the end
, 1879-08-11
LOuI8VILLE.'

Loutsr,n1r. An0. q. .-coE7os-NomlnAl.
FLoun-QnIet aud wcak.
GnA1H-N -Nhcat-Qulcs and weak: red and Amber.
ood0o5c, Corn quiet; white, 45c; tntxed, 4oe.
oats quiet; now waitr, 27c; mixed. 25c. Rye
steady At 6Ic.
HAr-Nominhl.
Paov1s,oss-Posk quiet but steady at SO. 90.
Lard qulot but stchdy; choico leaf tatce, 7Ao: do
ken, s,&c.. Bulk meats stehdy, ahouldsts. 3Ku,
,lcar rib, 4h14Ac- Dacon steady at aHt; clear
ID, s4.e75i; clear, s5.25. llams--HuEar.cu
COLE:
WAianY--$1. 03.
, 1879-08-11

MILWAUKEE, AuE. D. o.-Floun-Qn'et sno un'
ehanEdd. r..
UnAtk-wheat ntm: onsnsd and advanced Ac.
ami cloacd cnsh firm md futuses dull; No. Mil
wa4kee hard, st.o2M; No. do, sc. August
SIC: suntomher. sehc; oetubet. soAe' No. NIL
vadkce, 7sHc; no. 4. 73c; ro1ertcd' oae: Corn
No. a3hc. 1tyo quiet; No. I. ACC. barley
nutct: No. Z spsfnR. 0oc.
Pnofts.nya-Qhltt and cRfy. MEeH PORK anist
n, ~ 10 canh Prime stcar1 latd. 35.H5.
vtlnre-I]ulj ana tomlnnl ut u. .00Gbs,.70.
FNstunrs--Wh heat to buffalo. 4i{c.
sntrAxNrs-Ftour, =, 900 beas; whsst, 2, 600
hu
, 1879-08-11
NAVIGATION NOTES.

Can't. Andy Wilson his taken command Of the
tug johnson.
The c, c. Barnes and tho D. E. Bailey arrived
up yesterday, coal laden.
Tho sehr h. r. wado was AMONG tbs chartered
vessels yesterday. sho will bring shtngea from
Mnnlstss nt 1lo
Tho schr Kate Hinthman II beLnf fitted ont, and
Capt. 1owan Is 10 sail aer In tho lumber srado.
The now prun Now York. after taking on cargo
Of corn Al Armour. Doio q to. 8 elevator t*C,"
morning, and later IN Tho day left for Dutfaao.
Vessel man Anticipate an advance on lumber
ffcghss today. and will probably hold out for II.
Vcee1ls mo sc6tcs and In Urgent denend. Bstus.
anY ~, III Ha& et!eted anA refaaei cargoes from
Pins Lake, and 81. 50 may te den'andcd to-day.
Tho Young man Frederick Hing. who was in.
1rred os, the schr Charlotte Naab and had one Of
his leps amrutaeed ~ Tho Alc1ltn Hsothesa Iioap-
tAl Is doing we'll. His mother arrived from She.
boygan yesterday.
, 1879-08-11

apfttas 0IkpufcA 10 M 7ftaAns.
fnhF. .co1anRss, Ont, Aug 1O,--resged lip
bchs tclyde. Kingston to Chicago, light, prop
ecotss, Montreal to Chicago. generat cargo.
DoTn-sehr Hefcates, Chicago to KLngston,
corn.
Astirad to-day -schrt F..J. King, Van st,Ap.
ssentes, Este Queeh, Wawano4h, Laura II. Folser.
n;tuseon: s;t.n 4 Yreck. b.. Mc1tae; prona Eover.
s's1, cry Of st. CsthaEtnUs, ".
, 1879-08-11

CAnal on ali grain 1oadc1 In m AMcycan port ana
nhtoaded In Canadian post and Y had vsry
Lawrence ronte and | think h1urca wnntd show
that DIP to 1901. Wheu the ofIlcr was Fesctnded tho
0hantly paAslnK down thu IT, I.awtcneo tontc dut.
ttg The limo thAt drawback wns IN fofca has not
hoen exceeded and stlanm cnualcd,"
, 1879-08-11

PoRr HGnoN. hich., Aug. 1o.-passed up-
rsopa Atlantic. st. Paul, Scotia, Aun,n Yoang,
Nashua, fowbusg, D. nallcntins and consors,
Ohio and consor.. 4. y. Halo With "A.
Bradley, Negauhcc, James G. Harrison and
2onguagon, cosmorant with ooshawk and
eonsoet, oaklsnd and bhrres; sohrs Denmark.
Havana. J. H.. Mrad, Minnie 8. Lawson. j. Il.
Wtlbes. Georgo. Sherman, ". h. Phelps, Thomas
+, sho}loa,. J.. D.. Sawyer, Happening, H., r.
hnetts, NAunch Valley, Walertown. A1vina, Aunt
y, Do"n-Props Mills. Huron ctty, Vanderbilt,
fHieyans' and eonsoss, ontnnagon and barges. II.
H9Mexd aSsxd AND cynsort. tu1 Snnson and barges.
,Mttllam FsletA1. framAn On The tug Ka1o
Williams, foil overheard and was drowned above
Marine az c1tf thls attAFnooa. Ho resided as Wind
Wind south brisk; weather cloudy
, 1879-08-11
BOSTON,

Dosrox. Aug. 0. g.--F1oun-steady, and prices
unchanged.
GnAls-coEn-steady aud hrm; rnilad and rel.
low, 4oGboc. Oats Ia moderate demand, No. /
and extra whlte, 42@44o: No. 2 while. 41e: No.
white and No. nIxed, 30@40ci No. 2 nav, to
erYive, 3413Gc, Rye nominnllf nnchhngcd.
TsEcs1rrEFlout, 3, 0o0 brlst corn, u, 600 bu;
Gheat, J2, 900 hu.
, 1879-08-11

1NprANAroL1s, Aug. &. 0.--GhAiN-WheA hrm; No.
ered, 0a1oac; August, 0l}5@p3o. Corn tteadJ
at 34c. Oats steady 1t c21sc. Shoulders. u. 90;
clear rib, 81. 30. Lard, SIC bid.
, 1879-08-11

dotcta! DEspalch 70 me 7Tf0HR&
KANSAS C,rr, No., Aug. g.-GRAiN.-Tha f'rles
Currtnt reports Hhaas receipts, 10, 328 bn; ship.
snsnts,, 1B, $50 but frnef; No. 2 cath, 84hc: No.
2 cash, Sic; August, Bike. Corn-Rccttpts.
1:,8 bu; shipments, 9, gD1 du; 1rm; No. !. cash,
GTafc: ApRult, 2Be,
, 1879-08-11

oswEao, Aug. D.-GNAiA-Wheht steady: No. 2
Dnihth spslng, 3l.061lo Oh. Cora steady WeAt.
tm 42A44c,
, 1879-08-11
WOOL.

D6sTos, Aue. % Wool IN good demsud.' Prices
rula low and remain without Improvement Ohio
1csccs, a5Atoc; Michigan And Wlsconaiu, 81
GI:}fc.
, 1879-08-11

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. ELECTROMAGNETIC
changed. :" %
P,rrsnuna, ra., AuE p.-PErHo1Eux-Quiet
cr.do easier; f4Ac at rarker'p for shipment; re.
fined, u;ic, Philadelphia delivuty.
, 1879-08-11

WELLAND CANAL TOLLS.
Tha Ws1Eaul Canal tolls arc still exercising Tia
sesael men, who dcsIru thcls cutting down. An
s1'4tilos wtttca to The 81. Cathesi4ss youraal
'ln the -~intas ot 1880. ths Gpvoramsn ut paaaed
~ Order 10 councI! r!sing drawback Of rebate pf
Coherent Of tho tolls colleetst Oh the Wellsud
, 1879-08-11
CoRDIN and THE jews,
A Jewish Paper Ciyes its Folks a
Plain Talk.
American Women on the Question Of
6hirt-GlesYes.

The fast number Of tho Js,uM Record, ono Of
t1o leading papers Of that faith, published In
Philadelphia and ellted by two prominent a,ul
orthodox Rabbls, has tho following editorial
auropos Of Corbln's recent order excluding
jews from that strip Of territory which ID eub-
1ect to his JurIsdictton:
EFery tsspretablo Journal in the isod hhs nor
has hurled agatnst tho Jews but hare ir1 most in.
Stances, donc 10 IN terms highly complimentary 10
Jewish !,s communities. They have characterized
~ cast upon our raco ~ wanton fasc,
bat san 70 leok EACH o.he. in the fscc and de-
cafs That "a asc lusslT tntTt1cd to alt the kind en-
" merit 10 ratnko for tho vulnerable points IL
tsle demeannf Of many Of onr .re!noals.s? ThIs
proved blessiaa e Il hui tends to open tho eyes
ct hso!t I'D aeas1ent tt.in!ns. sa' ''''''s'''F'
With Indignation il accused Of beIns vulgar. rnde,,
or !l.brcd yct 1t will not 10 dittcusfo onr read
Sti 70 a.: e pd h. liz dy # md
''s se ansg Ss. .ad 4
ss 1sF IN stss.s :iop rAt5s ny . r hs ser
somo ono faatea on Iom NpHr, whether the nsatzos
Wc,s YET good Or bad On ra.aoscs, the detas Of the
Or Other attcs Of pirate Import, ali spoken oud-
Y and o6srnstyoiy IN mixture of English. Ger.
,n9a; man; q 1eh5ow phrases; Ths yonnE appess 70
sionh that oitefs do not undrrstAnd, aud ti,o Old
simply cling to long acquitted habttn but the LISTEN
o's eai i bad breeding and stgmaiixe it ~ Jawish
The open windows and publ,e display frequently
maze fherefron1 at family gatbeFngsor partea-the
dao1s "a II ptel roems wh ops
piaytng 81 music and singing With unnecessary ds.
play on tho day net apart BY The laws Of tho land
ana fEp03c,-NfU &uEn hctA NF3GncnH of Hnnt}tltY.
o. 90 taey g,re ~ any claim for admiration 10 go6tt
society! certalnly not and }nnt az surely ars shey
thy dtng ctnbers oi sncsept hatrcd ana prejudice.
,;. " know yell ths asual resnonsc 1t these anH'
eg tats ss d"
Sabbath wc need not respect tboirs, etc. But wo
must concode something to tho opinions Of tho
or e.s o? u daatr %e 20 s1s r 10
city for naote disnlsy Of Out. disregard oi the
would retain tho Rooh-will Of thoso who dIHer
teom ". ana tse dny will CONG When onr own Sab.
n nat ann TT VII, b. respected It. !. got eneh that
ter. We should conduct ourselves an woli- behaved
AMERICANS. laytnx oeido the habits Of forcfp.
our nei9hbors IN iheir n,annets, and customs, and
social lntetcousso.-tn oil except our fcigoua OBJ
is.aem6er that alr. corb!us aetton i. not that Of
tho Individual rapsebsnta body q men, Of
whom N ia merely tho nlouthpitce. Therefore.
We hope thoss Of o1r friends TO whom our remsrka
vol nwnte that OLD hablts aro tndeoa difficult to
shake & nft. Int We Ia know that tho things COM
plalncd uf must bo changed. or not alone Chr!a.
tinna, bu. 1arnclios nf cuiture and refinement pos
heasing dug sehsc Of, the propticties md
scfMte to come np 10 tho standard Of anod socteiy.
Wy feel onreetf smpes'cd BY l.ta occurrences 10
apeak out boldly few unpalstable but tneoniro-
may load to reflection and ultimate tUprOYcln
, 1879-08-11

the Commissioners of Tho United stales rcjolncd
with c1osInK fGrtnai statcmcnt ot their Views,
and tho Conference terminated.
, 1879-08-11

Capt ahtnck +&ngan. seeona. liats Aeaulrk,
ana William, Medop, seaman. OF tho tchr O. ).
Msles, hsvS tsoslvad their gold medals u liltalo
sth duo forrnatica, for xavinX the lite Of ARuslcs
LanRAn. who fell oyosbaaEd from tbs Wells on ths
slRht Of Oct, Q, 1B70.,
, 1879-08-11

snot, 3sAe; August knd stptembeT. 3axe; o..
tohHr, 38hte; damaRcd 32o ohts anll} No' ~
Gb4e. 80 ~. -
nxcxr4s-Wheal, LII. 900 bni cufn, 16, 600 @ on,
sutrxEMra-W,lcat, 1856, coo BIT: corn, 47'ooo
bu.
, 1879-08-11

wshMrNaroN. n. G., Adg. D.-srlnErs TuEr1.
t1xx-Noihjng doing; n3e asked.
, 1879-08-11

-AaIsNN
'AYtYA,

kaufman Hotet Cars ast run through, hetwecp Chi.
raEn and COUNCIL fluS, On tho train e4vtux ChfcarH
n !EJJA m. ~HN-@e
h., So other tosd rims Pullman any ether form u
q 9cpat corner q Wes mud Ktnxic.ktA
e-Dtnot corner OF EAnA std kInzIo-Et4,.
uhluAg0, BURLINGTON IL QUINCY RAILR1Ao. &
Depota foot Of ake Indiana ar. and Sixteenth
H. and At drpot&. "' W. ~
, 1879-08-11
EDUCATIONAL.
~'---
$40 Per Or. of 10 Weeks.

hT Aendesnica1 ytar% from sept y le7n Dook&
etc !nG!.ich who1e ex penae for ToiuR men anil boya
on!f e.1r. iiVhi, recotsnscndei By Harard Taylor
4! T tnll,,. INV itons tRe isv. Dr ChiIds a;e. 10
= iessft. e.. T. A. n.9 .n spse: asientton
!i9tH inl!sitt. AMI c1s.. tnstrncllou combining the
2t b!tfaN tutoring and achooloom drill.
sSsfIsns ts..,i n .s:,s; E.xs iI.tos setssto ,snl
tfate. hr TIM t<ss appnrasu. Fur new iost1nie iii.
Entat q trim cncm ens,ua sept. a. hhdrcrs SWITtitN
r. Mtnlh hsa tasen chntc'e& a1 aien,pcrsnca char.
teF pfuhlDitinK thr sale hf Intoxicating drinkA4
, 1879-08-11

Why does lienn's Sulphur Soap aell 80 we'll!
Because It mskes the akin cienr. ATDi1 counter
IL
, 1879-08-11

I11.HTIEk a FEMALE: <.tSE.R.E;<s rs.-
~ co1!Gge ct tho highest rank Has Eclecftc and
and Art. FERNS moderate Add.Ias Iov. H. .CoWLEs,
H. H., E1tntra. Y. y. Next srs,lon bcGtnJ Surt. H.
, 1879-08-11

:. PORT OF CHICAGO.
The following wtro tho arrivals and actual eAll-
ings at this port for the twenty -four hours tndluF
II 10 o'clock lAAt night:
, 1879-08-11
HIGHLAND HALL.


Mst ARCHER. late PRINCIPAL Of .'ratnpsco Fcmala
Institute near Baltimore, tins removed her tchoot to
FoT efeass, aat.s esa @ ~ '1s H. GH 'e1&osr t IL,
tashuscttA-&v.. WnAiinKton. u. e.
, 1879-08-11

"OIT 4: N&T.E'EU'rE FOR
/ L YU1tSu LADIES, Tarrytown. y. +. C6mbtn-
Ing home care with \ thoInuEt rnuEst nf study Ic-
opens Eelr. IL. MISS 81. ". METCALF, Principal.
NAMn14K atEa&sOl.. rAHTg;<-
Ec.aon oi.ctis oa tic liz Monday Of scptemirF CtIc
lars and particulars nay bo OH aimed from
Mir. II. u. MATHEWS.
, 1879-08-11

Southern Home School for Girls
fo5 100 n. Chsrle.-st.. baltimore, nd.
Mn. ", n. EARy. itfk Gen. J1o. fsKaktN,
Established 1s41 French he lanGuAGs Of tic school
, 1879-08-11

TE1&:4HI.AyJb MILITARY l1G'Anl.
j L EMF Worcester. Mhsa. bcEins It's 9Th yrar
Ecrt. 10 isn t.ank. firat ca.s teacher. permanent:
ratinnaEs slways seod: si.aatton Picturesque and
g. u. MEGEAlF. 4. IL. Supt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03
Enjoy Life.

What a truly beautiful world we live in
Nature gives us grandeur Of mountains, glcns
and oceans, and thousands Of means for en-,
joyment. We can desire no better when il
perfect health; but how often do the major.
ity Of people feel like giving it up disheart'
ened. discouraged and worried out with dis
ease, when there is no occasion for this feeling
as every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory
proof that Green's August Flower will make
them as free from disease as when born. Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint is the direct
cause of seventy-ive per cent. of such mala'
dies as Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Head
ache, Costiveness, Nervous Prostitution. Dir
illness os the Head, Palpitation Of the Heart
and other Distressing symptoms. Three dosei
of August Flower will prove its wonderful
effect. Sample bottles. 10 cents. Try il
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03

Mas. HOOPER tell this story oil
Carlyle: Gan American gentleman
once called to see him, and was
greeted in the following manner i:
'Weel, sir, and so 20 come frae that
big country where the vote of the
greatest scoundral on airth is equal
to that of Jesus Christ. And ye
think much o. large Washington,
but he was no great mon-he was
q good surveyor, may be, but be
was no great mont"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03

A market man was merciIessly
swindled 10 the of town B.. His
misfortune gave him . very unfavor.
BILE opinion OF the residents, and be
expressed his opinion OF them by
saying that if the Angel Gabriel
stopped at B-there would be ne
resurrection. "Why?" asked Q list.
ener. "Because the people would
swindie him ont of bis horn before
be tai time to blow q single toot."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03
A few dave 400 aava tha White

A few days ago, says the White.
hall On. Y. Times, party of gen.
tlemen were together. One man, q
joker, stepped up TO member Of
the party, and holding long hair
before his eyes, said: Sec here, old
fellow, tnil lot ks suspicious. Where
did this long hair como from r
"Why that's from my wife's head
"A-e you sure OF if" "Sure of it;
of course am" Il am sorry you
are SO sure it's your wife's hair, for
l just picked it off the coat of this
gentleman" pointing to a friend
near hv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03

Now Haven Register: The
Esprit was mo wing" and there was
quite revival in ,he church. An
effort was made to bring forw ard
members that had strayed from the
path. Bro. S-rose, and warm
ing up with his subject exclaimed :
"There is nothing that the Lord
hates so much as q id backsliderl''
A triumph of zeal over grace
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03

'Pinafore' is responsible for a
great amount of ill-timed levity. Io
Q church in Hartford on Sunday q
clergyman earnestly enforcing the
truth of gospel promise, exclaimed
with emphasis, For He himself hath
said it, and about nine-tenths OF
that congregation looked at Its
minister and snickered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03
NOTICE.
O W 4 1NLNg
Bloomington, Wisconsin.
.efs =

SSCE5S
All persons knowing them
selves indebted to us by note
or book account are hereby
requested to call and settle the
same, as necessity compels us
to make collections without
delay. In the mean time we
will sell you DRY GOODS at
greatly reduced prices, and all
goods at the lowest, ROCK BOT
TOM prices for CASH. Thank.
full for past faYors, we are,
Yours truly,
WHEELER,
WILSON'S
81 &C
Bloomington. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03

JAMES
w | NJ &
OF
H Q s

RELIEVES
: o ur Stomach.
a cts promptly
and like a charm
Dpon the Liver,
Kidney and Uri-
nary Organs, the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03
FORECLOSURE SALE-EoRD, ct

al.
In Circuit Court for Grant County, Wis.
W. Woodbury. Lord, Plaintiff against Margare
Byrne, widow Of Richard Byrne. deceased, Mary
Byrne. now by marriage Mary Baker, and Cory
don Baker her husband, Felix Byrne and Margaret
Byrne. adult children and heirs at law Of Rich
ard Byrne, deceased, and Maria Byrne, Sarah
Byrne, John Byrne and Richard Byrne. minor
children and heirs at law OF said Richard Byrne
deceased. and George Il. Cabanis, administrator OF
the estate Of Richard Byrne, deceased Defend snts.
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue and In pur
suance OF Judgment rendered on the 18th day OF
May. A. ID. 1878. at special term OF the Circuit
Court for Grant County, held in the court house in
the city OF Prairie du Chen. in Crawford County
State of Wisconsin upon which the equity OF re
demption expired on the 2sth day OF May .IS79 and
no redemption having been made therein), In III
above entitled action, the undersigned, Sheriff of
Grant County, Wisconsin. will on Monday the l4th
day OF at one o'clock In the afternoon
at the front door OIL Hodges Co.'s Bank in the vii
age OF Plattevtle Grant County, Wisconsin. sell al
public auction TO the CHEST and best bidder for cash
In hand. the following described property to-wit
The southeast qnarter Of the southeast qu arter oil
Section Number six TO-, and the southwest quarter
of the southwest quarter of Section Number five
(5l ell in township Number two (2), north OF range
No. one ~, west, containing Eighty acres Of lane
more or less, In GRAFT County, State OF Wisconsin
GAYLORD d. SrREETER,
Sheriff OF Grant County.
A. W. Bell, State of wisconsin
Plaintiff . Attorney,
PIstteyille, GRAFT County,
Wisconsin. .zwi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03
REV. LII. WIGGIN SAYS .

"Cnr orthe best remedies for Catsrrh nay the hest
remedy have foun In lifetime OF sherinz, Is 81 "
YORDH RADICAL tUEE. IL is not unpleasant TO take
through the nOstrs. and there with each bottle
sma glass tube for use IN inhalation. II clears tho
head and throat thoroughly that, taken each
ing On rising hiere are unpe retious and
disagree able hawking during the entire day. but
preccdened cearncss Of dice and organs
- Re0 ). H. lPi9gta IL Dorehester. Mass. Beacon.
Each package contains Dr. Sanford's Improved In
halnR Tubc with FIJI directions for Ia all
Price, LOO For sa by all Wholesale end Retail Drug
gsfs sud Dealers throughout the rnited Stat and
Canada. WEEKS q POTTER. General Agents AID
WHO, sale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03

Or Representative Bouck. of Wis.
consin. the Washington correspon.
dent of the Syracuse Journal gently
says that he wears in the House a
dark green coat with metallic but
tons, thought to be of pure gold. He
is said to have won gold 10 the early
days of California.
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thOugn DO jury In the Worfd might
bring in any other verdict than JUS
tifsole homicide, yet it did not fol-
low that the Indians would view it
10 that light.
Men few TO arms, ell kinds of
labor and business ceased, and all
the women and children, with plen-
ty Of provisions and small articles
of value, were hurried into the
block house. Then by lot the men
were divided into two parties. one
Of which was to garrison tho block
house and defend it to the death in
case Of attack, and the other to act
as sentries, scouts and pacificators
IN case the flying Indians could be
overtaken and treated with on any
reasonable terms.
I need not go into details here.
Suffice 1t to say that it fell to my
lot to 60 in pursuit of the Indians
that had fed after the death Of
Cross John,and being we'll mounted.
l overlook them few miles from
the village. As was alone, it re-
quired some screwing up Of my
courage TO ride right into the midst
of them, and thus place myself 10
their power, even though 1 was so
we'll armed as to make it somewhat
hsxardous for them to attack me !;
bot 1 did il, resting my chances mp
on my own innocence. good inten.
tions and previous good fortune. 1
told them had come to make
treaty OF peace with them that ev-
cry one in the village regretted the
death OF their companion, although
he himself had been most to blame,
and had been killed in self defense;
and though it was not in the power
Of any OF as to restore him to lie,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03

A judgement of foreclosure has
been entered against Louis Kinds.
keff of Milwaukee for S85, 900 The
mortgages cover his elegant prop
erty in the town OF Lake as well az
bis homestead in the city. The
costs and solicitors fees increase the
amount against him to $106,915.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

State Of T" lsconsin. County of Grant. In Probate
Grant County Court, In the matter Of the estate
Of James A. Kilbonrn, deceased.
To all whom IL may concern.
Notice is hereby given, that we, the subscribers
were on the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1879 appoiut
and commissioned by the Judge of said Court, com-
nissoners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the said James
kilbourn, late of the town OF Glen Haven in said
County, deceased
That six months from and after said II th day oil
June. A. D. 1879, have been allowed and limited for
creditors OF said deceased TO present their claims
US for examination and allowance, and that we will
on the 18th days OF September and December, A. ID
1872 at the late residence OF said deceased 10 the
town ofGlen Haven. in sal County OF Grant, attend
to the discharge OF duties as such
Dated June 10th, 1879.
EDWARD A. KIDD, \
JOHN RYAN lCommissiopers
CHI. HEILERaANN. lava
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03

A NORTH HILL baby ate a box Of
backing Sunday afternoon, and the
happy parents are confident the
youngster will shine in polished
society.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03

The tonic effect Of Kidney-Wort is pro-
duced by its cleansing and purifying action
on the blood. Where there is a gravely de-
post in the urine, or milky, ropy urine from
disordered Kidneys it cures without fail.
Constipation and Piles readily yield to its ca.
thartic and healing power.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-03
In Hot w Gather

an immense number of persons suffer from
disordered kidneys or deranged liver. Kid
ney-Wort is lhe great hot weather medicine.
II is prepared without the use of liquors and
therefore it does not heat the system but aids
each organ to keep up healthy and vigors
ous action