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, 1879-06-05

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No matter what r,lnk vegetables may attain,
Tho cabbage will always bc lIcad.
Clmslcs-" Wlnt tltl tlInt spring suit cost yol.,
Alsn Alfred" Cau't say, dcar boy-haycn't
hscn sued lor It yet"
We know 1t,an ovcr 60 wears Of arc who
llBs,'t u gray hair on his lea0--,lur ono '0f any
ulher cs)lUr.-NOYtpH i'0sf.
II my ono thinks Old Dame Nature don't
know liur bIz let him Climb lp In thu barn anil
uifcs crumbs 10 settling iltn.
A young H,at, wcut Into II restaurant tl,obt',er
day, Hsnt, rr,nark!nE tlmt "TluIa IN money" Eu
nlttscd that, lle !lHd ha1faulsr to spare, II tho
proprietor wsls willing. he'd take It out In pic.
Two MN sturtGd out on n wngcr To sru which
"a wealthy cn,,,try c.tttor," wyscupun No.
= stoppvl him right there and paid tho forfeit.
Rn4'on tonsmtscfet. 0a''-hn.
4 pAwnl,sokuE's shop Is Il toE-!oan plncc.
Is thu prupcr saucu for woodcock, wood sawsl
Eyrn SpirItual!sts will bo glad TO lcnye oil
theIr wraps pretty Buo,i.
Tie miners soug-''T Three tihsurcs went sail
iug out iutO the West"
4 successful SHOOTER at G1Ass balls must ncccs-
hartlY ba 0 "crack stint."
"'This cal.'t nu beat" us tho man said whcu
he 1,n!igll. lhG Iiurrelhia eGgt
IL II c,rroty -lcatlcl nan tic must likely to be
selected fur n slspe At thu tlIcntre!
An oyclnngc s',uakz III Il new rckpocAct-
proof pocsct, hut thtse Il nothing IL II.
The Injurious ctfccts VI "torty-rod whisky"
WE urcs,lllu Ii attributable 10 tue fuet tint forty
rods lllaku ul!Q rtt.
The e,.A man ot q Negso..nl.strel company
calls himself the NaEluleen u The troupe, lc.
ea,tsc I,e Il Tho l'o''y 1'art.
Ihr clHu.bako se'so. ,ylll soon hc lcru wlrn
vol E;ill ret a Elr II blrt!tl corn. GUQrt 0f
tails r,nls, Il light attnpk Ut saAsirkl,ess md
.a.,acI,e III te hot slI lor tlotnr untt Aulf.
We acknowledge tlie reeolpt Ut poom ca-
| tjtluh " "Wl,at III Il Stgll!" fran " 4iiveson,u
Well, Aleerot,, ncc high IL sometimes good fur
tic pot Il YOU huya iaerYs enough to b!ust tho
nilIer follows.
ltu1,ncss aro anrgrstch IN Now York as pro.
| lHtlipcslun; Int then II New York policeman
wuul.l probably Tap casqlo quicker than any
Thug chit.
ssWltat tho tlleEells do yun call your nule Ann
| fur!h nskeI' tourist uE Il WunterII tcaHIster.
WALL" sud t,e intrrruyated;'" thu nigh
mule Vi the par, MI TUX The isal'u cut on tho
scrintsfs, ,-An u nigh ass."
yts. want Vi !nsr1ns.s value fn sataa q tbs
speculative stncks VI the dny ro'ntlus !ls VI the
description Fred ls--- uscl to giYu u hss copper
| tntnys. "YheY !.ayo BEEN tNsalE cNtltWr away
frnm ull these ot!Irr minus" said Fred; :" hut
this il hran,l no" property oi ours. Alatl t.srs
| has never butM pound OF cofoeF takeh from 1t
ytt,h And there meyer was.
There Ia III Lind ,ps: man" from whom you
| can ueygr rot u tsrcxt nnswcr Or lgcilcd oIlu-
ion upon al!y suDjcrt. Spcer llus lii MUD ouu ut
these, who alWays etaItus vi eaaF4 Ut QUESTION,
aud nttcr d low parFua thFusts out ttc quustion:
J}4reu wus i uutallu eAaIt>nlv uf Tic uoll-cotu.
nIillui cuss; 4 IT is Related lut oner, sllon liz
| nus passenger upon oue of the North lsyrr
, 1879-06-05
CURRENT GOSSIP.
BESIDE TIL; lF1tt,OK.

IF1+NIIIE4 I II II 7f1EVo1kt
!SeFthhfr fhr Jant.
~ 30 h-1ahlngt" anh he sped
With rod and line. where by -pnths led,
'Neas', 1ni1iccd b0ugle, lIcsI.lo tho brook
Whcro fish wcro Tired will, cunning hook.
''rl1 rcad In aolilnlc awtIlct"
With iAvoric buck and morning atn!ic,
Through winding ways, thp sought tho nook
She luycd the bett, bcsl1n tho brook
Later, rassc1: thu 1ine md book
Ncrc qnetrly tw!ned, lWai'ic TIM hrdok;
Willie. In TIN grove. the anglers prizs
Mas rca.lthE 1ovc SOUPS III Ills eyes.
, 1879-06-05


'.Yo,l can't smoke In llerc, /" sa!d d Ioh1l-strcet
conductor to countrymau, who was pulling
away vigorously ut flTc+gont cfgar lu a car half
full OF ladies'
Ile nlun tlitla't seem to hear.
II sny," cr1cd tho 1nan Ut tho bell.punch, In
louder key, "jf you want to s,1,uko come out
here IN thu PLATFORM"
"Alt right" returned The passenger, and lie
stepped nut. s,Dhtn't think It wo1fhl hurt
notlin'," he snt, npologctlcnl1Y; "scuin's tlcro
aln't any straw IN ,lc cAr to catch fire."
j" lint thrrr nru lutiius there"
"Ull, yes; didn't think notlltn' 'hout that.
Might grt nsFes ul their :.owns un1 sp!!u 'cn."
"lt Isn't 20 much ti,At," explained thu coll~
tluctor, Tut ladics objcct to sinuKe."
"Well, ! didn't uss my ut 'eln TO smoke, did
I! They 'ilccln't oblcct tcforc they arc ia-
yiteti."
"Tnm don't understand Smoking Is dlsa-
grceat,le to ln.tics."
" best rvnson In the world why they shouldn't
prlet!vu il. Clutch mt stn0kin' II ii wus tl1sa-
rsrral,Ie to Inu!" Aud he TRANQUILITY pulled
away at lsA lrc-center."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18
Iowa Point Isems.

Most Of the farmers and business men are md
have bcen for tbs past two weeks making their an
nua or semiannual trip to Troy. paying their .rept
Some Of them say il is lighter than last years while
Others complain of theirs being higher.
Iowa Point was represented in the Teachers' Asso-
citation at Mathena, last Saturday, by j. J. Baker
and I. c. Clark.
Ben. Tracy & Bro. are making extensive prepar,-
tions for their grand Ball. to be held Christ mas
night; but as notice they advertise in the Chief il
u not necessary for to try to make an ad out Of
this.
Iowa Point rejoces in her success in securing an
oddity TO her list of business men, in the shape Of an
enormous anvil FOUNDER. His name is Thomas Grif-
fs, lately from Indiana He seems to be quite ham
dy at his trade, and may be found at his post any
time.
Inhabitant- should have stated in last weeks cor
respondence, that on the week before, Uncle John
and aunt Jane Powell were treated to their annual
serenade. Owing to Uncle Johns being too hard of
hearing to hear the music of ordinary ins,rumeuts
the boys took their sbot-guns and cow-bells along
and ever since, it is hard work for the boys to con-
vince Tom that they were not Chair, airing him and
his estimable lady, who have been married these
many years. We tell the boys to let him stay in
that notion long he will treat them to Trscys
cigars.
Considerable corn is coming in, the price ranging
from - to IS cents per bushel.
There will be . Christmas Tree at the Martin
school house, Christmas Eve. II it comes spv
way near equalng the one given there last year. Il
will be a.tlecided success, and We think il will
A Crro
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18
Mesquite Greek liens.

People look for q little cold weather now, with Q
little more calmness than they did month ago, and
farmers are now busy getting their wood for winter
A. Deaver had young horse crippled by getting in
Q wire fence.
prosperous young man Of this neighborhood
Jonathan Scarborough, wandered od to Iowa Point,
last week, and returning. led over his threshhold
the longchershed companion Of lifes pleasures and
trials.
A few friends gathered at the home Of Mr.. Isaac
Graves the evening Of the 18th inst, celebrate
tie birthday Of his daughter. 1t is needless to say
that the party was pleasant one Every one knows
what pleasant place il ID, and that Miss Belle can
not be surpassed hoetese. Her many friends wish
her many more happy birthdays
At meeting held Mt the school house. last Sstur-
day evening. Il was decided to have . Christmas
Trcs, on next Christmas evening. The following
Committees were appointed:
General Arrangements-David Deaver Rebecea
Wegmiller, Nancy Hargis, An. A. c. Deaver.
Alva Deaver
Tho committees and friends viii spare NO pains in
making this one of the most enjoyable AFFAIR." that
has ever taken place in this vicinity. Eseryboy in
vited. RoUoH AND READr.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

UP THEY Go!-Msny persons have been dis
.atisfied because we would not put the subscrip-
tion price of the Chief down to g. so year. The
papers all over the country, seemingly wiling to
take anything in order to get q subscriber, we're
putting down the price. We proposed to charge
price at which we could publish paper, and
give our subscribers all they honestly paid for
not take half or three fourths price from them,
and then perhaps suspend, and swindle them sut
of the principal part of that. The man who
pays for the Chief, will get every paper he pays
for, unless some calamity occurs that cannot be
foreseen or guarded against. But now the price
of printing paper is going up fearfully. 1t has
doubled since the first Of October The papers
that reduced their price, are now notifying their
subscribers that they are compelled to put it up
again, and that they must pay s2 year. The
Ch, not having crippled itself by trying to print
. paper at less than cost, will remain at the
same old price. The extra expense we will
stand, so that our patrons will not feel the rise
in price.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

II The Democratic Governor of Maine ha.
consummated the outrage of throwing out returns
by Wholesale, thus giving certificates to sufh'
cient number of Democratic Senators aud Rep
resentatives, not elected by the people, to con.
troll large majority in both branches of the
Legislature. If this is to he the practice North
as well as South, Republicans may as well
make up their minds to take hand. If there il
not Republican in Maine with spunk enough
to "Yszoo" that Governor, and cause him to die
suddenly with heart disease, they deserve to be
outraged by him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

BENTON BAaRAcKs Mo-. April 30 lsGs.
Doctor John Buu-Dedr Sir - Knowing the efficacy Of
your Sarrspars, and the healing and beneficial quail
nes it possesses, send you the following statement at
1 was wounded about two years ago. taken prison
err and confined for sixteen months. Being moved 50
often my wounds have not healed yet. have not sat
up . moment since 1 wounded. l shot through
the niPs Ny general health is impaired. and need
somethng TO sSaist nature. have faith in your
ssrs.Pariiis than anything else. wish that which -
genuine Please express me half dozen bottles and
obiise. GAIT. &. p. JoHSsos
St. Louis No.
f.s-The following WAS written April 10, ises By Mrs
johnson, mother Of Capt johnson:
Dr. john Bsu-Dsdr Sir = Ny husband was q skilful
surgeon and physician In Central New York where be
died leaving the above c. p. johnson my Al
thirteen years Of age. he had chronic diarrhea and
seroinia for yhieh gave him ssrsaparilla. II
cured h,s have for ten year, recommended IL many
In New York Ohie and Iowa for scrofua fever SORES
and general debility Perfect has attended it,
Ihe cures esfed IN Of seTcla and fever
were eisoH Msrseuoss am very anxious for my TO
again have recourse To Sarssparila He fearful
of getting spurious article hence his writing to you
IT, His wounds were terrible but believe be will
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

MosQuno Pass, Dec. 9, 1879.
EpIToR OF THE KANSAS sCHIKY:-Enclosed yoa will
find two dollars for your valuable paper. As have
been. an old settler Of Doniphan County, am lost
without the County ,papen l came 70 Colorado last
Spring, to try my luck among the gold snd silver
seekers, and am now located in Mosquito Mining
District "A miles from Leadville, the east aide Of
the Range. There u considerable mining going ON
hese, this wintcf, and With good prospects. sm
selling goods s.d also engaged considerably in min
ing with splendidProspects calculate to remain
in Colorado until next FALL and then viii return to
old Doniphan County, and settle down somewhere
in her precious borders, rs have my mercantile
business still carried there, in the town Of Iowa
Point, and have some good friends and old custom
ers there that l think considerably Of.
J.W. MASSEY.
Alma, Park Co., Colorado.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

" There has recently been published an &C.
count of q visit to the island of Juan Fernan.
dez, which is termed Robinson Crusoe's Island.
We could never understand why Juan Fer
nandez was called Robinson Crusoe's island
The romance called "iRobinson Crusoe" is the
only authority on that subject, and it repeated.
ly locates the island in the Caribbean Sea, be
tween latitude 10 aud IL north, of the month
of the "great river 0roonoque," or Oronoco, and
northeast of the South American coast; while
Juan Fernandez is in the Pacific, west of the
coast of Chilli.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

II Old Sammy Tiiden is bound that be riii
be the Democratic candidate for President,
whether or no. He threatens, in substance,
that if be is not nominated, he will throw cold
water on the canvass in New York, and cause the
Democracy to lose the State. And if he is
nominated, John Kelly's crowd will cause him
to lose the State. Aud the Republicans intend
TO carry the State anyhow.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

a Ben. Butler says he is not Democrat,
but is fighting the battles of the poor. Good for
him! And now that it will be almost a year be-
fore he can fight another political battle for
them; here is an idea for his consideration
There will be great suffering, as usual, among
the poor of his own State, this winter. He is
reputed to be worth several millions of dollars.
Let him spend half that amount, or even rs
much as be usually spends in q political cam
paign, in relieving the distress of the poor.
That will be fighting grander battle for the
poor, and will likewise tend to convince people
that he really is the friend of the poor.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

~, The Chicago Nescs, to prove that the
Toombs despatch was genuine. prints . photo
graph copy of the message, as it came from the
telegraph office. There is but one thing more
needed to clinch the damniug fact-a photo
graph of the pencil with which the despatch
was written.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

STATE SCHOOL TAx.-The Girard Press refers
us to the law on the question, by which it seems
we were only partly right in our idea of the
State school fund. Beside the interest arising
from the State school fund, the annual State
sch ool tax, aud the license fees of Insurance
Companies, go to make up the semi annual div
ideud. The interest and the insurance fees still
remain, aud will be divided, as usual, aud the
fund will fall short only the amount of the one
mill tax.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

r The writer of the article in the Lawrence
Tribune relative to the Supreme Court and the
one mill school tax must have studied the ex-
ceedingly lucid style of Mrs. Finching, (Hec
Flora Casby,) in Dickens Little Dorritt" It
would have been almost as ineligible, written
in the Houyhnhnm dialect.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

II The Hiawatha Dispatck is our authority
for the astounding assertion that linen who
forsake principle, though it cost them the sac
ri6ce of their worldly interests, are the kind our
State can't afford to loser
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18
Taxes for 1879.
OFFICE OF TREASURER OF DoSIPHAN COUNTY,
Troy kAxsAs Naxemher 1 LA

OFFICE OF TREAsrRER OF DoyIPHAN COUNTY, I
TROY, KANSAS, November l. Is79. 5
NOTICE is hereby given that the Tax Rolls for 1878
N have been placed in my hands, and that ready
to receipt for all taxes that may be offered.
SYNOPSIS OF TAX LAWS.
l. Taxes due November lst and the whole one.
half of the be paid before December Goth
without penalty.
half Of the taxes on Personal Property
may be paid before December 20h. and the other
half before June 20th following without penalty
g. If the whole tax is paid before December 20th
rebate of per cent is allowed the half that may
to June Goth.
T. On any Real Estate Personal Property where no
has been made by December 20th the whole be-
due and penalty Of per cent is added December
2ist.
penalty of per cent is added March 21st. and
another cent June 2ls all real estate where
the first instalment not paid by December Goth.
Warrants for delinquent taxes personal property
will be issued January lat and July LIST.
4 Lands delinquent for taxes will be advertised July
10th, and sold the first Tuesday in September.
After the tax sales the of the and costs
will be subject to interest at the of "a per per
annum.
9. At tho end Of the third year. deed will be is.
sued to the purchaser
TAX LEvIES FOR 1873
tai
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

II The mania is now for bringing obelisks
and other antiquities from Egypt and other
Eastern countries to England and America.
When such objects are transplauted from the
original ground, they lose most Of their value as
ANTIQUITIES.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18
TROY, KANSAS:
Thursday. !: December Is, 1879.

A GREAT HARDsHIP-Gov. Robinson, of New
York, is discouraged by his defeat for reelec
ton. He says he is done with politics, as can.
didate for Office and remarks bi ttcrly, that the
Catholic priests arc responsible for bis defeat I;
that, although they may not have directly ad-
vised Catholics to vote against him, they did
not discourage their voting for Kelly instead Of
him. Hasit got to be part of the Democratic
plan of campaign, that the Catholic priests arc
expected to dragon their people into voting the
Democratic tickstf Gov. Robson talks as If it
were one of their solemn obligations, and that
they were reereant TO their dnty in refusing or
neglecting TO do SO. From the signs of the times,
not only in New York, but elsewhere, the Cath
olic priesthood is beginning to demur to being
made part aud parcel of Democratic campaign
machinery. The one great end at which the
Catholic Clergy aim, is The welfare and advance
D.. ment of their Church. To accomplish this, they
want the good will Of all parties. They see that
the best policy is not to become the instruments
to do the work of one political party, thereby
incurring the enmity and opposition ofother p ar
ties. Hence, We begin to see q marked change
in the political action Of the priesthood. They
either stand aloof, leaving their members to
vote as they choose, or make their influence felt
in favor of the party that their sympathies are
with. There is preceptible wsvering of the
solid Catholic phalanx that used to march up
and vote the Democratic ticket, aud here, there,
and everywhere, We find numerous individual
members, men of information and liberal views,
attaching themselves TO the Republican party.
And why noti The great lights of the Catholic
Church have united in condemning slavery, the
former bond of strength Of the Democratic par
ty; and now that the marrow and essence Of
the party is hatred and revenge for the over
throw of slavery, there is certainly nothing en-
ticing TO the Catholic Church, and nothing that
can advance its interests, iu hugging and trying
to resurrect that monster of barbarism.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18
HIGHLAND NURSERY,

VNHE subscriber again Offers for sale choice lot Of
10 900 t~oysaro.d Apple Trees A-o, Peach. Pear
Plum Cherry. Grape Vines Raspberry, Strawberry
Blackberry and Gocsebcrry Plants. and a fine lsf Of
Hedge Plants Have small lot Of older trees that will
be sold cheap to make for Others Shall keep M
supply Of Nursery Stock the old place. the people
want it, Orders to insure Hedge Plants come i'm
early The quality viii be good the supply Limited
s. J. EDGERLf, Proprietor
Highland. Kansas. August Z, iese.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

II The ladies at the Philadelphia Methodist
Fair presented Mrs. Hayes with q black satin
screen. A black satin one is not . bit better
than the ordinary green screens they have in
regularly licensed saloons. II Rutherford mssf
drink, and still maintain his temperance reputa-
tion, let him keep his bottle hid in the hay
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

Y Csrlotta Patti DeMunck has sued St.
Louis editor for 81, 900 damages, for saying she
was drunk on the stage. She woa't allow any
editor to DeMunckey about her.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

II We are indebted to the Kansas City Time
for the assertion that ''on the safety of our in.
stitutions depends honest elections"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18
Executrix,s Notice.

Estate Of James Gilbert Hotchkiss- deceased
NOTICE h hereby given to al persons interested that
~ % the lst day Of December lsss appointed,
BY the Prveae Court Of Doniphan County Kansas Ex-
Hetehkiaa. ate q aid County deceased An persons
indebted 70 ~ Estate viii make 10 the under
Troy. Decenber l. less.
Deceuber 4, l679-3u. FRS fee, -.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

Road Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, Ice
DoSfPHAx CoUNTT,
OFFICE OF CorxTr CLERK
TRoY. December 9, 1e7g.
NOTICE is hereby given. that petition was present
IN ed Ia the Board Of Commissioners Of Douphan Coun
ty Kansas at their meeting the lat day Of December
1ss asking that change in the Troy and Mosq
road be made where the tho farm nf C.
Hargis to wit said change to be made where said road
is located the west side Of said Hargis house
barn t. The side Of the and the change asked
for viii be made at the January meeting $50 Of this
Board. unless serious objections presented.
By order Of Board Of County Commissioners-
Attest: d. W. MORSE
December H. Ie79-aw. County Clerk
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18
NOT A BEVERAGE.

sThey are not beverage, but o medicine, with
curative properties Of the highest degree containing
poisonous drugs- They do not tear down an al
ready debilitated system but build it up One bot
tie contains hops that is real hop strength
than barrel Of ordinary beer. Every druggist in
Rochester sells them. and the physicians prescribe
them.--Roehester Evening Erprsss on Hop Bitters.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18
ID. w. MILLER,
THE
MERCHANT TAILOR.
A FULL STOCK Of Fine Goods for Gentlenen,s wear
~ sl..ys hand Shop at residence northeast cor.
ner Public Square,
TROY, KANSAS.
June q, ls7s.
Notice..

NoriCE !. hereby given. that the Conuissiopers ap-
AN pointed by the Disfrict Judge Of Doniphzn County
viii proceed to lay OF the railroad Atehisos
St joseph and Northern ksrosd upon the sist day Of
Januar lee0 meeting At the town Of Douiphan at Ten
o'clock, m- ssd proceeding the Road located
viii appraise and determine and the damages
according to law.
THE ATCRisON, ST JOSEPH NORTHERN r. r. &C.
Per JOHN DoxIfHAS, Attorney.
Dec fe, Ie79.-5w.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-18

r Sid. Clarke was married, the other day, in
Topeka. Now he has something else to investi-
gate.
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.

fxTRAcT OF LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
FGLLASow WALKER Co, GA, June -
Doctor John BuH-Deay sir.-I have recently given
sorn De-fyoyey several trials and find s wonder
fny eeaeious Il has not failed In single instance
70 nave the w.ssd for effect doing pretty large
praetice and have daily for article of
'ne Aina sm. sir, respectfully.
julius =. CLExKsT. NJ. d.
PS-so unequaled and numerous are the testimonials
In Avor OF my Worm Destroyer that newspaper space
entirely too small to tel its inertia
II Is an nfaIfble remedy for Worms Try IT, and bs
onvineed See ny Journal for a full description
JOHN BULL
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ON 80 DAYS TRIAL.

We win send our ELECTRO Ro-voLTAIc BELTS and other
Electric Appliances upon trial for days those
ing from Nervous Debility, Rheumatism. Paralysis,
Or any diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys sad osny
other diseases. Sure Cure guaranteed, 10 pay.
Address, yOLTAIC BELT CO., Marshall, Mich.
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&S6 week !. ye.r Ter. 49,, s.s . ;,ss, e.
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TAX LEvIES FOR 1879.

The following is the levy Of taxes for the year 1879
each One Hundred Dollars valuation: