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CONDITION OF DERT AT THIS DATE.
1S6S-Railroad bonds, 10 per cent. $50 500 |
lslO-Funded debt, per cent......,, 10000 |
iS7z-School is7 bonds, 10 per cent...-. l0.500
cent. Observation-Disclosures. nG0o
l877-Sewer bonds, per cent.......... 22.OOO |
lS77-Irrfgation Improvement,
per cent. t......... $4,000
lS77-deneral irrigation, per cent. 24,500 |
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The StearnS Ranches.
ALFRED ROBINSON Trustee 120 Suer ST., San Francso6
)OnOn ACRES OFLAN,

SO.W AF6Fs F6F sAIN. SE ILAND ,D
lots to suit, suitable for the culture
OF Oranges, Lemons, LINES, figs
Almonds, Wa1nuts, Peaches, AID.
pies, Pears, Alfalfa, Corn, Rye, Bar
ley, Flax, Ramie, Cotton, ETC., and
also many thousand acres OF
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Second hand clothing bought and
aold at No. 8 Also street. n7tf
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QveD q dnyat home. Agents wanted.
R1A Outnt and terms free. TRUE d
CO., Augusta, Maine. marIldAw1y
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ad riosiBl at Z 1tniuck p. w Cash
srsf ultde on live stock, goods
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man Tor one ylar. tie
fousof the house are
fa give ne Gait
lN any pEfi OF tnH
Ipot-tou.
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Old hats re-made at No. Also
street. n7tf
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Die best On Tue Paoldc DoaRt all-dnn
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er OF Spain and Portugal.
sa Maria, who was CARRYING
1soand's dinner to him In the
was told by a little shepherd
nat a wolf was prowling about
ace. Wishing to see one for
rst time In her life, che put
Iher nas basket 3 !, It, and . n climbed ! nn e
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-16
Animals and Inanimate Nature.

"Can thing which has no life move 2"
asked Joseph Cook of Elf Perkins,
.ss"0f course they ucan,n replied Eli.
ssWhy astyear j saw . wstch spring, .
rope walk, horse fly, mstch boa, q
peanut stand, mill dam, an oyster fry.
and q Cat fish, and this year." continued
Eli, "I expect to see pesch blow -
gin sling, brandy smash, and--" bnsol
"Anything mere, Mr.. Perkins ?"
@Why, yes ] expect to eeAazstons
fence, cane brake. and q bank rpp.rsa
.sDid you ever see shoe shop, . gum
Cook. 3 US sap3 Sai
"No but I've seen . plank walk, "a
horse whip, and tree tods, and 4 would
not be surprised soma day to- see the
great Atlantic coast, the Pacific slope,
tree box, and"
"By the way Mr.. Cook" asked Eli,
"can yoI tell me the difference between
tree and your mother-in-law p wa
mo, / don't see the difference, Broth.
er Perkins," lsg1 Esesl aasalas s6T
"Well the difference L this %, one
leaves in the spring and the other don't
leave at all ~
As Mr., Cook len, be told hfm thai he
had often seen . very mysterIous EthIng
that be had seen q uuiformiSmiles 10
sWhy, I've often seen ssword 6sh, :"
said Mr.. Cook "I've seen hogs skin
boots. too, and once Isawp some asliga-
tors hide shoes. Yes, y hsh continneil.
"Mr. Perkins, I'veeven heard Che bark
Of treeA-sctuslly seen the istreS bark,
seen II holier and, commence TO oleaye.
The tree held on. to its trunk, which they
we're trying to seize for board. /" -,
Eli told Cook-tut never 10 mind the
rest. tits sufficient that Cook and the
church bell were told. .,ssiEi rss5 svAd
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{ ACruel Hoax.
ts4s Francisco CsiI.)

Last evening. Just before sundown,
gentleman who WAS sitting by his win.
dow on North B. lstreet, casually remark.
ed There goes the woman that George
Browns dead gone on"
His wife, who WAS in the back-rnom
getting supper ready, dropped plate on
the floor, stumbled over the baby, and
ran like quarter.horse to the window
with: Where ? where I Tell me quick!"
aThat one with the long closk-just
at the corner"
Then the woman at the window said
in tones Of deep disgust:
"Why, that's Browne wife"
Eyes, exactly" remarked the brutal
husband, quietly. -
Then the disappointed woman went
back and got the supper ready, but her
usually sweet disposition WAS soured for
the entire evening.
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, fpdgn am Domestic gbs gannn 4e 9n sdmfu @sueae
WooDsFELD MONROE COUNTY DECEMBER s 1879

ing,the dllapidated furniture and thread
bare carpet. II would rather trust that
to you. And besides, l found there was
80 much real enjoyment in it that I would
be generous and leave some Of the pleas
ures for, you. Hero is the money that is
left" he added, presenting her goodly
roll of bills.
One day in autumn and all was com.
pleted; aud, indeed, as sMra., Graham
said. sit looked like "bit of Elem" s'I
do believe" she said, turning toward her.
husband, with glad, bright look in her
face, II do believe am just the happiest
woman in the world" &
He drew her gently to him, "Jennie,
what we're you thinking about that NOR
ming l found you churning under the
locust tree and looking so inten,ly at
that old stone building on the hill p
Her only answer was merry laugh.
"Did you ever think 80 before p AL
though be asked the question hesitating-
ly, he loo ked very wistfully into her face
for an answer. at
mo, you dear, simple darling, and l
am sure never shall again; and," look.
ing up archly, "I didn't thenF'
Six years had passed away and one
bright morning in spring Mr.. Graham
entered the house. He had changed In
these years; the slight roushness which
bad characterized him previously had
worn away there was an increased dig
nifty and msnliness In bis hearing. His
children had afso grown to be constant
source Of paternal pride and delight
So surely do our inner natures conform
to the plan Of onr outward surround.
lings. He held up paper he had in bis
hands. "There." addressing his wife, 'ia
the deed of that Southwell forty, clear
from incumbrance. "If it had not been
for you." he continued smiling, L should
have owned 1t long ago, and the whole
Southwell farm, too, perhaps. But ]
thank God that ! didn't" he added earn.
estly t'It I had / would have been so
close over the work.rack bv this time
that ! never would be able to look up >
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High Priced Butter.

Dairymen often wonder how their
more favored competitors get such
high prices for their butter the year
round. II is by always having a uni
form gil edged article To put the "gilt
edge" On, when the pastures do not do
it, they use Wells, Richardson's q Co.'S
Perfected Butter Color Every butter
maker can do tue same. Sold eve,y.
where and warranted as harmless as salt,
sad perfect in operation.
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NUMBER "A.
APEDEsrRIAN'sLlsn. !
The Terrible T0rments> Suffered
While Engaged in q Walking

The walkers sieep N their tents. The
hours OF unconsciousucss are few, They
can hardly be called honrs.of rest: The
weary pedestrian is sponged or has .
bah. He pitches q his coss 8 he wis
wrapped in bis blankets. The lights In
his tent are extinguished, He cf0Sea
his eyes and enters world Of phantoms.
The cheers Of tte crowd. the music of
the band, the rclapping OF hands, the
murmur9 Of q vast hive Of bees, and the
tread Of many feet fit through bis
sleep. His body is rscked with pain.
There isappallina hest In his feet. His
temples throb. The HOOD Il staenSnt,
and frequently nightmare follows. The
dreamer is still on the track. He sees
his competitors passing him one by one.
and is unable to increase his own speed.
O'Leary says that during his walk for
the belt in London be never vert to
sleep without the shadow Of Vaughan
before him. It would follow him
around phantom track With looks or
.exultation in his eyes, At times u
would bar his way. It would stand
facing him at the curves, making fRri-
maces aud contortions. Up To the mo-
ment of bis wakings Vsughan's shade
never left his sleep.l The dreams ofthe
pedestrian are based on the conditions
OF bis stomach. When the stomach n
fuses nourishmsnt,s threatening appari-
tions frequently appear In one case .
pedestrian fanCied that be- Vas rolling
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o4nthyq'a"
THE FATE OF A FAST YOUNG
.sr.f MAN.

Written in the Illinois State Prison.)
It's curious. isn't it, Bill.
The changes that twelve months may bring
Last year was at Saratoga, .r
As happy and rich as king;
I was raking in pools on the races,
And feeling the walters with .'Ten,"
And slipping mint julips by twilight,
And to-day am here in the "Pen."
"What led me to dol" What always
Leads men to destruction and orime2
The prodigal SON, whom you've read of,
Has altered somewhat in his time.
He spends his sub tance as freely
As the biblical fellow of old;
But when it is gone he fancies
The husks will turn into gold.
Champagne, a box at the opera.
High steps while fortune is Rush.
The passi mate kiss of women
Whose cheeks have forgotten to blush,
The old, old story. Billy.
The froth that foams for an hour.
'Che dregs that are tasted for years.
Last night as I sat there and pondered
On the ends of my evil ways,
There aroe like phantom before me
Tae ision Of my b0yhooi days.
/ thought of my old home. Billy,
Of the school house that stood on the hill,
Of the brook that flowed thro' the meadow
I can cen hear its music swell. fHfs
Again thought of my mother, <l+
OF the mother who taught me to pray,
Whose love was precious treasure.
That heedlessly cast away.
I saw again in my visions ,-
The fresh-lipped, careless boy.
To whom the future was boundless,
And the boy but a mighty toy.
/ thought Of all this as I sat here,
Of my ruined and wasted life,
And the pangs of remorse were bitter,
They pierced my hear. like knife.
It takes some courage, Billy. /,
To laugh in the face of fate. rs.e,
When the yearning ambitions Of manhood
Are blasted at twenty-eight. aF
g.es aa -,Jo'ist IN Republican.
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shan,t I take ; Blue PM

5 No, don't take it and run the risk OF
mercurial poison, but when bilious
and constipated gel boz OF the cele-
brated Kidney Wort, and It will speedily
cure you. It is natures great remedy
Tor constipation, and for oil kidney and
liver disease. 1t acts promptly on these
great organs and 90 restore strength
and vigor. 3sas siss
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sAnFoRD's RADICAL CURE

not only promptly arrests the corrodng discharges In
Catarrh ny sympathetic action restores to sound
health all the organs Of the head that have become
accte by 1t, and exhibit any Of the following ase
tiOns:-
Defective Eyesight, Infiarned and Mattery
Eyes, Painful ,and Watery Eyes, Loss OF
Hearing, Earache, Neuralgia of the Ear,
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness. Nervous Headache,
Pains in the Temples, Loss OF the Senses OF
Taste and Smell, Elongation Of the Uvula,
Inflammation OF the Tousiis, Putrid Sore
Throat, Tickling or Hacking Cough. Bron-
chitis, and Bleeding Of the Lungs.
Each package contains nr. sanfords Improved In.
for in all cases. Price,$ For sale by all wholesale
and retail druggists and dealers throughout the United
Statps and Cana1as WEEKS q POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
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= ltAffsS4 - 8asle2P F--aN@ ~ - SEsAAhf
GsHN sundsrsisnsd, having bssu appointed
a Notary Public, would infoSm his
sfyishds, and the pubic generally. shat he is
vrepsred 70 an Pensionsrs' Blanks = admin
istsr Osths, take Dsposisions,s acknowledge
DssdS, Nortrssss. and other instruments Of
vbtins. tissk JOHN JRFRRRS.
sprls, ,'7ey. .ss3ssIlssills Moures Co. ohie.
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Ole Bulls fiddle is aio years old.s.
4 sole stirring misunderstanding on

S.sS s's'~0 s~~>~ss-- S~~$$1o ~
the point Of Z tacks msa dsisI sai
In Sweden hgids has bsr POCKETS hll.
cd with bread. Onrsnsls are bgopd
enough ief ths giris y thb ocuossylru
aCouldh't yoa lend ne eBl sYss,s I
could. bat won T." .Tben you think
wouldnt pay you back :" .Yes, you
would, but you couldn't qaH
"Digby, will you take soms Of this
hu,tsrl" "Tbsnk you, ma An, Ibelong
to the temperance society -cant take
ANYTHING strong" replied Digby.,sas
Cornelius Vanderbilt has taken .
house IN Washington for Ne season.
He hss two mlllions OF stock, which
pays 8 per cen'. per snHuu, thus yiel.
ding him ele0.O00 year.
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Whom You FesllG

take Kidney.W Work, advertised b smother
column. II actss epergetically on tbe
bowels and Kidneys at The same time, and
go cured . host Of diseases caused BY
the inaction OF these organs. II you
are oat OF AZ. buy Il ias your druggists
and save Doctors bill.s isiist iadi jsd /
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There's one good thing about these
wide helts-they keep che human srm
from marking the dress. roat Is, so We
have been tod. tse see
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Oct IA 1870
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!. Be careful to can for COLLINS, voLTAIC PIAsrHn
lest you get some worthless imitation. Sold BY an
Wholesale and Retail Druggiss throughout the United
States and Canada. and by WEEKS Il POTTER, Pre-
prietors, Boston. Mas, - fFf ft 2 7flT7'7' 4
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4 Laymon ON DenOEai

II you will not print it. Ill tell you that
Hook upon this UNCONVENTIONAL business
pretty much as l do upon the different
schools OF medicine. One mans mental
constitution and temperament are such
wheel he Is morally sick he wants allopatli-
l. treatment; he believes in the quininc of
total depravity. the morphine Of prcdes-
tinatlOn. and the cliiorctorn of election.
Dr. Patton. OF Chicago. can do that man
good. Another man prefers the hornro-
pathic; lie goes around to Prot. Swing.
one OF the purest and nobest spirits in the
American pulpit. and is benefited. An
other will have no treatment that does not
inciude the hydropatlic remedy. and SO he
goes to some Baptist doctor and is cured.
Another believes in a magnetic artery ::
Peter Cartwright's successor is his doctor.
Another thinks that he does not need such
medicine, and is not certain that he is in
any great danger; the CniversalisiS attend
to his case. Another man concludes to
doctor himself and goes around TO the
Unitarian church to learn how. And still
another man, like myself. knows his case
is such that it won't do to trust the preach:
or to do all the praying. but he wants TO
do some himself; SO ne goesaround 10 my
church, the Episcopal.
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MOTE United states toTrts are held at Wv
ginia City, Deer Lodge, and Helena, at The
time the Territorial District Conis are held 4
those places.
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esssnssS85.O0

Can be shipped en- an
Hours n office.
Please send your or,ie..
hy letter Or telegraph.
NO money required
uhiH You are entirely
sati.ted. Pay for the
lnst.arseat 0aly after
X .!. hase fn,iy tested
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Every farmer should have complete
map of his farm with each field pasture
and wood lot, together with all tie fences.
roads and bitches plainly drawn. and nuiii-
oered or named, SO they can be readily
designated. Few farmers can appreciate
the real value OF one until they have trled
the experiment, for with a map OF tile
farm before you, you can 'irect your
wOrkmen TO any part of it without the
possibility OF their making mistake. lon
can plan your improvements ard estimate
their cost at your leisure. instead of spend
ing half day Of valuable time in survey
ing the land itself. The map should be
about tw 0 feet square. or larger if desired.
and drawn on thick cardboard to prevent
its being torn or defaced. Let our farm
ers try the experiment; they will soon
lelrn its value. All necessary surveys
may be made when other farm work is not
pressing. and the map may be drawn and
the lots numbered in the winter evenings.
Judge. severely: ..IIow do you know
tie defendant is married man? Were you
ever at his hOuse!' NO. SIR do you
know him personality No. SIR" "Do
Won know his wifey' mo. SIR did
anybody ever tell you they were married!'
40. sir; but when see man and woman
come TO the same church regularly for
three years, occupy the samepew and have
a ly,nn-boOk apiece to sing out of. don't
want to see no marriage certificate from
Them. can swear to their relation all tie
time" Verdict tor plaintiff.
~>~-
The farmers way out of hard times is
20 keep pegging away-live within your
income. and save little for a RAINY day
sell rour surplus stock and grain. even if
you mt get your price. take what you
can -et-use the money to ply your hon
es; d'.hts; II you owe no debts. pnt il on
2; interest. and don't 90 on credit any
more; work steady, and be economical
make no foolish or bad trades. and the
first thing you know you will be sitting
up cross-legged with peace and plenty.
When u series OF belts and whacks. min |
gled with grOans. yells, and much prancing
about Is heard In house, it is Il parent
what Is the cause.
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C0TThGEl6-oct UPRIGHT PIANO.

We invite your attention to our new patent
SIX OCTAVE COTTAGE UPRIGHT,
being the only one manufactured in the T. S. Iii:
made throughout of the best material and work
manship. The action IS our patent improved and
is the best in use it fills long felt want fer a
light, portable handsome and cheap Piano, which
will great measure supersedc the Reed Organ.
The Walnut is designed for schools, the nursery
and practice. Rosewood is suitable for the NEST
elegant surroundings. Guaranteed for FIVE years.
Will stand in tune as long as any piano in the
market. Write for particulars and terms. Liberal
discount to dealers, the profession and schools.
Address BILLINGS 4 co.
u EAST FOURTEENTH ST.
New York CitH
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ID. W. Ringer

Miles City Advertise,n
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Many persons suppose this list to be composed
tdE NJ laW-prieed newspapers The fact j.
ttfe otherwise. The Catalogue state. exactly
hai the paper are. When the name Of a rsrer
. !rlhle't Ia FULL FACE TYPE ii; in every
u lance The BEST paper in the place When
rlnied in CAPITALS it il the ONLY paner IN
he place. When printed in roman letters + il
Fl her the best nor the only parer hut is usual
very good one, notwithstanding The tisi
ives the population Of every town and the rrcu.
tiioh OF every paper. Ii is I,t eo-oueratiye
II IT l. NOT \ GH AP LIST Afibe foo,
he Catalogue for each State the importan,
WINS which are not covered by the list are enn
Grated. II Il AN HONEST LIST. The rate
harged for advertising are barely one-fiith the
lbll,hers, achedgie. he price for one inch
'hr weeks in The entire list j. SOD The repuIar
Tlfes Of The pai,er for the same space and fims
are ": iib 3. The lial Includes $40 ncwspa,,ers
u With i63 are Issued .aAIIY and sty7 WEEK
y They are located in s25 different cities anl
oHns; OF y are State capitals. szs places Of oys,
',eb population, and IA county sets Lists sen,
% application. Address GE0 r. RoWErTa
-. 7. % NLMsP aPER ADyERTING BUREAE
70 sprase st. tPrinling House Say Y.
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