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il would appear that Kloefler had
repented Of his folly:
FOUNTAIN CRY, WIS.,.
January "a. 1S78-1:26 pm.
To Mrs. Kloefiier. corner Wade
and Cutter:-Ilave seen brvther
Fritze. Will Be- hone Wednesday.
Don't worry. GEO. H. KLOEFFLER.
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A DHsBRrED WIPE.

The Domestic and Financial
Troubles Of . Druggisf-A Well
Known City Contractor Also
implicated in tho Business.
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Base Music-To be aroused from sweet
and delicious slumber BY ''cst ssrensde."
is on par with being annoyed in church
by the steady hacking and coughing Of in
individuals vho neglect to take Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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TAkss sp y ,. q. lsaGieg aaA pesse6 bslsss
o ,. AsCo.6s,. ateeaiee g q psase in Washine-
yaasasy, l0sSt u Ssslsvisg dcssrke1 Dsoco1sy
o. medium oiasa Vhioo ySasaiaG s1ses. NJ an.
spait b rohe sar. o. 6sdiuo ssssa No. roas
ss.an Fsa toe ysar 81 Asi1ss. sasss6 s0Sss Sc
b raAe 0sp eIt q sUiesA q I'll e. Apossisoi q
90 81 D, 3. 1a&hss, L. 1.vnsee Il Ho6s9s
o.. 1sc6SSEi. -.
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"A. W. Strange. E-q- Lynchburg Va.
writes: uss Dr.. Bull's Cough Syrup regu.
larry for tickling cough st night. II
gives relief and puts ne to sleep. II b
much used here"
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The Particular Fiddler.
Galveston Texas News.

"A gentleman, an American, VINO
happened to be in Preside del Norte
for 9 few weeks, was an eyewitness Of
the following: A child had died in
the neighboring house, and the services
of the local band, consisting of q
fiddle, q harp, and one or two other
musical Instruments, had been en-
gagged to render the ceremonies
unusually impressive. 1t was the
custom to play two tunes, q lively
waltz and some other sentimental
piece, at the house, and two more
pieces at the grave. The corpse was
laid out in the room, and the musicians
commenced to play ''Sally Come Up,
or q dirge that sounded very much
like it, and everybody was enjoying
himself hugely, and saying it was the
incest funeral Of the season, when the
chief of the musicians made . signal,
and they all stopped playing just in
the middle Of the tune. Everybody
was dumbfounded. and asked what
had happened to thus mar the solem.
nifty of the occasion. He had been
hired to play for one corpse, and
behold there were two. 1t seemed
that another child in the neighbor-
hood had died. and the parents bring
too poor to hire the band, and knowing
that there was going to be music At
the other funeral anyhow, had
brought their dead infant and pat it
alongside of the corpse in whose
honor the musical entertainment was
gotten up. and without consulting the
Chief musician. He was fiddling away
for dear life, when his musical eye
caught the second corpse to play for
which he had not been hired. and he
stopped the music at once. He was
almost pathetic in bis indignation at
the shameless attempt to dead beat
him. He told the griefstricken sur
vivors that he would see them all in
Halifax before he would zee them
wiring in . whole morgue on him in
that way; they might whistle to
their corpse if they wanted to. for not
another jig would they play. The
pail bearers reasoned with him, they
pointed out the smallness of the corpse,
md how it cost no more exertion to
eddie for one corpse than for .
Would be not at least
make special rates? But be refused
he wanted the price Of two whole
,orpses. Things began to look gloomy.
when the American paid down the
Extra dollar and Q half. The b.
'eavsd parents wept teaFs Of joy.
The fiddler tuned up. and the artist
70 the drum banged away with fresh
'igor. 20 that it was pleasure merely |
o look on.
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TWO ~ oWG.
Centaur Liniments.

Theenr tsof
ofsP. Wound Said
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, %. Dey New York.
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NOTICE OF FINAL sErrLEpoHNr.

Notice 10 hereby given. that the undersagned Ad-
ministTaA1ix a. The estate Of Jameo Harvey deceas
ID, will make nnal settlements 81 his accounts with
0asd Estate - such Administrators 81 the next
term Of the Probate Court If Petite County, Mis-
souri, - 10 holdO0 at the City Of Sedalia IN said
Ceauty, On he 10Th day Of February. 4. b. 1879.
NANCY HARVEY
liz Wlt. Administrative.
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IMPORTANT LETTER
From q Djsajsaujshed Physjeioa.

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rRUyrEE9SALR.

Whsrsas. James 3. Closer and John =. Hsahs.
BY their certain deed OF trust. dated Deesmbsr1ss
isss: and 1920 y. n: R.essd:r's 80 q q
On paePs 81 to 80, conveyed to The undsrsiGnsd
trustee. the following dsrcribsd rssi sss.ss cisa-
49, ~ ~ rs',s e 20 a,.,;s, ~, .;s
seres 81 u the sorth sde Of The south half Of the
south vest quarter. and The sdush-sast quarter 81
the scnth-vess 9eart:s q ssessoe e,sheeen 0e, n
which said cooveyaoee vas made in tYust "a secure
the payment o. . certain promi.sery sese thsrs,s
Described; and. vhsress. DEFAULT has been Eaade
the requcst q the eel holder Of said sose ssiies
10 hereby gwen. that under end BY virtue Of the
provisions of said DECD of tyust. J. the undsrsgDeo
trustee. vill oPF said Feal estate for sae, 81 pub
ic auction. the hiakest bidder for cash in hand,
e the court house door, IN Ssdala. Pest's county,
nioooun. ou
SATURDAY, TIE Hrs DAY or JANUARY, ls7s.
bets cen the hours off o'clock in the forsnoss and
note. ami The eesss nd s1Psnsss o. sxscutinG
this trust ". L. FELIX
l1-l0vSe Trustee.
CONNloDu0NEx9aA GALE IN PARTITION.
Whsesas. - tie oepss0hes term, ls7s. Of he
Circuit court a R0ssis eeuaty Missouri, Judgment
~ partition vas FsodsreA u certain eooas pead-
Lynch, plsistilb, ana llary Z. Dish.sa. and
Eiise DieA4ea. her haeessd, sad AeePs Ly.rh
and Patrick 4 Lynch, dslsadaats. and The u1des-
sud court % 1aks sals q sAs pFsmises hsseil
described ers3srsd . said iudgnsoe 70 - divided
sea Iarsieiees1; Nos. thsrs!oce. @
] vill. asShs court h00se 0oss 10 the County a.
Psetis slbsseaia. while Tie sasd Circuit Court a
Pettis county . 10 sessioo during ~ January
s:'- "a 49, & '' =: s;ss
and ten in 6ooek Du0hes three IN he
City efSsdalia. 10 Hsess ee1.ty, Missouri, q pub.
- ~ ~ =. sss. - rn ~ ses ~
md Tie Pemaindse % sW0ovo moasho time ffoO
ne ~ = - vsA =. Pss esat iaaerese PER an
nHm from daae q sole. tie purchaser - execute
his uoeo secured b. 80 g truae @ - pro0i0oo
sold - secure do0osTo6 ins1nDlmeaG
08NfO8 THOMSON,
l417VlG Special CoanmAooioo0r.
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The happieet moment in . mothers
life is when she hears Others praise her
bsbv, and the best friend to all mothen r.
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, which relieves the
suHerings of children caused by fretful0es
or internal pain. 1t is free from opisies.
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know whether the rock Vas bot or
not; I do not know whether it was
IL o'clock or not when I came back
from Capt. Aliens, but about one hour
after found the body.
Juror-How did you happen to 60
to the cabin
Am.-My brother went over there
to light his pipe. We had our plows
in the cabin he told me there was .
vest hanging there and it wes then
that I went over. We were scratch
ing in the fireplace when We discov-
cred the rock.
Ques.-After you returned from
Capt. Aliens, how did the people find
it out?
Well met several gentle
men on the road. They had not re-
moved the body but had changed
the position oft.
DR.. Ross being the next witness
called, testi6es:-I live in Pilot Grove
this county; I was living there in
October at the time of the murder !;
am a practitioner of medicine; l saw
the body of the dead man on the 9Th
of October; it was on the ground in
the cabin on the farm of Carine ;
it was about one o'clock in the after
noon 1 made a very slight examina'
ton l found the right arm resting
under the back and the body lying on
its back with the knees drawn up; I took
hold of the arm and found the articula.
ton limber-the elbow was Timber
I observed..a pool of blood at the head
of the body; it was flesh warm;
thought it had been dead as much a
twelve hours; l never saw the body
any more after that.
Cross eruminatiOn-There was nc
contraction of the joints; l could
only see the back I could not say
that the features were very much con
tracted; the face itself was not visi
BILE; it did not have the stiff, clammy
feeling of dead body.
DR.. Dade's esamination-I live il
Cooper county, near Bellair; l am
practicing medicine saw the body
of the dead man on Saturday fount
it in the cabin about four o'clock. in tn,
afternoon the body was lying on tb'
floor on its back; if I remembel
Alright it was dressed in shirt sleeves
had on q dark vest and dark pants;
looked at the wound which was on th,
face, extending the whole width of tn,
forehead; the skull was mashed in
My opinion is that the wound had
been made with some heavy instru
ment-a blunt instrument placed
my finger on the wound it was flled
with blood; / did not examine it very
closely; my opinion is that it caused
the death of the man; l think il
would cause instant death / could moi
form an opinion as to how long be had
been dead-not a great while.
Cross-eraminGion-The wound va,
sufficient to cause bis death.
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must 20 and SEQ him. After some
expoetulation and argument on my
part, I accompanied him down the
main street of Deadwood to Q email
house near the bridge. where I met
Mclaughlin and another member Of
the gang. and in the presence Of these
men was made to tske Q solemn oath
of secrecy. l was afraid 70 refuse, for
. persons life i not worth much in
that region"
IN THE Tolls OF THE GANG.
After refreshments had been I'd.
minissered By the doctor in attendance.
and . brief rest, the invalid reeumed
her statement: Il was conducted
from tho deserted shanty near the
bridge to another not far distant,
where the pretended sick man lay.
There. in . dark corner. upon . pallet
or bunk made Of pine poles. by . man
whom / 1t once recognised % John H.
Brown, Who i now lying in jail here
in Cheyenne. The men told me be
was not wounded, but / declined to
believe it, and insisted upoo knowing
lie truth before I would pesscribe.
Brown was in . high fever and de-
irious. Blood and pus Ne thrown
rom bis mouth during each convul-
ion. He was having and would not
,ermit anyone to approach him. aying
he gang wished to poison or kin him
o prevent him giving then away
that 'taAy and soosense
you'd not DO. the @ea told n the
ruth-that Johnny Brown bed beea |
ngaged in the robbery Of TIE eoaeh On |
BE- a Of July md had goe sboG HeI
I'd laid thsss tsa dsys without !
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-02
cusrEes STATUE vayEnEp.

West Point. Aug. 30.-A larse pumbsr
Of people gathered today to assist 4 tbe
ceteaonlss Of the unwilling Of the Custer
oasuosnt. The status n q Tue 6,oV Of
" nain road leading frou The south decs.
On tho plateau 10 front OF the mes hail. 10
!se west, va, . large platform for ths
speaker. .lnssrs end guests. Shortly amer
2n'c'ock the cadets md battery rSerchSd
With Q band to the monumsut, eaoertioe
the guests. Among the distnRuished ner.
soma present. were Gen. Hancock, Hamiiton
Fisb. Gen. echoneld. Gen. N. r. BanksI
AlGefeon g. 6uiltvsn,, and John McCul.
Tough. the trsgsdiao. n. s"70.|-.osniI
AlRernon 9. Sullivan delivered the pre-
eentation sddress. transferring the stsioe
70 the academy on behalf ofthe Custer
Fund society. ) sims - IN 80 800
". Wilson McDonald. ths ,culpsef,
then unveiled the statute. amid spplsues,
when The band played Custer's chareibs
tune sGsrry>Owe e !" sfterawAlch lllj. Ger.
Schoie1d male An address Of aceeptaucs
and Wa followed by Gen. N. P. Banks, III
orator of the day.
..H -| ~ "L ME " NN A.A -' -L 49, I'll A 81
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~ The advantages Of these Zines are
u Il the passenger tslg0ing to- or from any
point lip the entire West aud North West. he can
Dny his tickets via some one Of this iCompany's
lines and be sure OF, reaching his destination
by IT0R ITS CONNECTIONS.
2. The greater part Of ito lines areolaid with
5. I'll the shortiine between al important
~ fts trains are equipped with the Nesting.
hoabe Al Brake. kilerH Platform and oupiefs
s sSd t ecea --latest improvements for comfort, safety
Ga Isis the only Road in the West running the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between Chicago
and Council Bluffs.
g. Its the only Road running the Pullman
Palace Sleeping Jars either way between
Chicago aad s. Paul. Green Bay. Fsssesst u creees
W1"oaa. 0ubSess. Meefs9ee. mlaaskse.
=. No road, Offers equal facilities IN humble,
Of through IL equipped with Pullman Pal.
ace Sleeping Cars.
It makes connections with all lines crossing
af~ Intermediate points.
The popularity Of these lines 10 steadily In.
cIeaslnK and passengers should consult their In
tersse ny purchnainR tickets Via this line.
r,ilckn0 over this route AFo sold by all Coupon
''cket Agents In the United States and CanAaas
L~nctnomoer y1l Aak Tar your Tickets via n,
mono Other. -
.fa, infom.asaAa, fe,aca. Map., Ae., no. Oh
s sns..s ~ rsoaae Ticket Once, address m,
s::,s::::":.' es..,.. '. !: |. :,ts:1;
&ssscI.
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z II71Tl. FuFIEtU 70 MI ?
EASILY INCURRED, TERRIBLY OBSTINATE,

Is rheumatisnn. Even. q the outset, the OF
remedies are frequently powerl,ss
to cope with 1t. This il more particularly.
the case when a tendency to it Is Inherited.
1t should be combatted before it becomes
chronic. When the first twinees are felt,
recourse should be had to Hostetter's stom.
ach Bitters, . depurent which expels from!
blood those irritating principles which
by contact, cause Inflammation and pain in.
the muscles and joints. Poisonous medi-
cines which are usually administered for
this disease, but which, in . slight overdose
may terminate it by Destroying life ITSELF
should be avoided, and this safe and more
effective medicine used instead. Those dis
orders of the bowels. stomach and liver
which frequently accompany rheumatic and
equity ailments, are invariably removed by
this excellent botanic corrective.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-02
CARD.

t. all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak-
ness, early decay, los ofmanhood, &c, l will
send q recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by / missionary in South Ameri-
Send q self.addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station D, Mes
York City.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-02

The Merchants billiard parlors have been
moved to q location one door north of Ed
munds & Wynn's bank.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-02

Don't forget to call At Paul Hamann's
place opposite the post Office for a good
shave and tony hair cut.
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NO CURE, NO A

W. SON61 Nv GAB
sSyH innss,n Go Gnsni @5ss Gi Get s Str1GtS ire i and all
poisoned. causing blotches, sore throat, pains in
the head and bones, and all diseases Of the Kid
neys and Bladder. are CURED q LIFE.
Young Men. Middle.ARed and Old Men,
Who are suffering from the terrible effects OF
seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility and Loss
youth or excuses of mature years, producing
emissions. nervousness. indigestion, constipa.
thoroughly and permanently cured in a short
time, where all Others have failed, by DIR. i.
The Doctor is a regular graduate Of many
years experience in this speciality. His rene
dies having been used for YER THIRTY YEARS,
and having never failed in curing even the
worst cases., he is able to guarantee 4 certain
and speedy cure for all troubles of 4 PRIVATE
NATuRE. Consultation personally or by letter
free. Cases and CORRESPONDENCE Sacredly con-
ndential. Write for LIST OF QUESTIONS.
His patients are being treated by mail and ex-
press everywhere, Office hours, Q u. IN. to 12 Ill.,,
and ] ~ to Q p. M. Sundays closed:
d68-d&W
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-27
ID. III. HASKELL,
TOWNSHIP AGENT, &. Il. X. IL.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same,
or on business relating thereto, snould be ad-
dressed to the undersigned at San Francisco,
at the c. p. r. r. office where they will receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging to the com
pany, without having bought or leased the same,
are also notified to attend TO the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
nola D. IL HASKELL
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-27
Commercial and Mining Agency

The undersigned having opened an office at
2l33 Mission street, San Francisco, will receive
and promptly attend TO all orders for any DE-
SCRIP1TON OF MERCHANDISE, SELL ORES.
BUY AND SELL STOCKS. Mrs Thompson
will personally attend to the purchase of goods
for Women and Children. The business en-
peri ence of both is a guarantee that they viii
givecsatisfaction. HOMAS THOMPSON
de .l7-'7S-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-27
LOTS! LOTS ~ LOTS:!!
SPRING CITY. NEVADA.

Lots can now be procured in the tiourishng
mining camp OF Spring City, Mount Rose Mining
District. Paradise mines by applying TO the un-
dersgned, the regularly authorized agent for
the sale Of the same, by letter or in person.
HARRY WARREN
Nov. 20, 1873 Spring City. Nevada
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-03-20

WHAT A MULE CAN DO.-This mulo
looked like he was 1873 years old, and
was dead standing upon his feet. He
was hitchcd TO pipe-bodicd spring
wagon with high dash board. The
team" was standing OH the levee i'm mute
silence, while the old darkcy who "drib"
Invent aboard the wharf boat \ tramp
could make barrel of m>..cy selling
pictures Of that mule labeled "Paticncc.N
His long, tlabhy ears hung down cnch
side of his head like window awnings
With the rods out of them His face
wore q sober look, while out ofhis mouth
hung tongue eight inches long. His
tail swung down from the rear-end of his
hurricane roof like wet rope, while his
whole body seemed rs moionlcss as
death itself. Presently red-headed ur-
chin, with an old boot in his hand, walk
ed up in front of him, and, looking into
his face, saw that the mule was asleep.
He walked around, climbed up into the
wagon, leaned over the dash board,
liflcd thnt mules tail, and let it come
down in time to snatch death grip on
that bootleg. The mule woke up so
quick that he kicked the boy and the
dashboard twenty feet into the air. lie
didn't stop there. Hc changed the posi-
ton of his ears, hauled in his tongue
planted his foro-fcct md his head be-
tween his knees, and from the fore shoul-
dcrs to the tip of his trunk was in lively
motion, and he didn't look like he was
more than two years old, the way he was
kicking that old wagon body into kind
ling wood with his heels. He had it all
to himself; and waA doims finely, when
tho old darkey rushed M the hill, got in
frcnt of him. grapplcd him by
each ear, shouted, ''Whoai / tell you.
Wha's de matter wild you? Whoa up !"
and. looking around ut the crowd, yelled,
"Wili som oyer gemmen git dat ar boot
leg out vile I hold him knse de waggin's
mine, an jes borrowed de mule" But
nc enc -em:ured, and when VIC left his
heels had almost reached the tail-gate, and
the old darkey was still yelling, "Whoa w
Louisville C6urier-Journai.
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ij!lpto.13 cfa DiscascdL;vcr.
nySsrl.,A .aD SICK ,rApAcmr

I)A!N in &c right a;tc, under the
GO, G! &c ribs in"irases n pres
sure; somc,imc; Ike l.an is il. the left
side: le p.,."::; Is ralcly able TO lie
On ;hc ie:, 81; sometimes the pain is
fclt unG- ~ sl.oGl,icr blade, and it
frequently extends 10 the top Of Tie
shoulder, a:sl is sometimes mistaken
for rh"Gna.,m in the arm. The
stomach IS afi"rted with loss Of appc-
tic and sickness Ike bowels in gen
crll arc coa,lvc, sometimes alternative
with la:,; The head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
acnsation in Tic back part. There is
generally considerable loss of mem
cry. accompanied with painful SEN
5auon Of having left undone some
i,ln1 which ought 10 have been done.
Il slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains Of
wcarncss and debility; he is easily
startled, bis feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of a prickly scnsa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that excr-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to .ry II. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
stcd, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively dcrangcd.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-03-20

WHIPPING PosT.-The whipping post
Is said to have worked well in Virginia.
Cases of petty larceny and the criminal
charges of tue States have sensbly fallen
off since its adoption, and the Senate
atands by the lash by decided majority,
on a motion to repeal the law sanction
ing its use. A colony of 900 negroes
working in Pender County, n. c.,
quarry have voluntarily adopted the
whipping post to suppress chewing
among themselves. The jury of their
own choice finds the guilty out every
time, and the plan seems to be a success
in keeping things straight. Missouri
and several other States are now consid-
ering tho adyisabiiity of employing the
same means to punish the petty thieves
and c.hl.ee.: seaa:ps Tho feTif no penalty as
much, and just now the tide seems to set
toward the whipping post rs more effec-
tive with petty criminals than confine-
ment or fines.