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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

PoOR GrTHRiE!-w. W. Guthrie has once
more realized what . poor crop man gathers
who starts ont for revenge. His whole course
in the session of the Legislature Just closed was
devoted, with but few exceptions, to schemes Of
revenge upon those who had displeased him
or, in his his own pariance, "payins his debts"
He sought revenge upon Senator Ingalls, and
Atchison County, in the Senatorial election, be-
cause they did not more heartily espouse his
cause for Congress, and most signally failed.
Having failed to defeat the Republican ticket
in Doniphan County, and having contributed TO
sink the BHllefiR by his contributions abusive of
us, bis next move for revenge upon the Chief,
was by introducing bill in the Senate, compell-
ing County Boards to let all printing to the
lowest bidder, even to Sheriff's sales, and publi
cation of Probate Court notices. In this bill,
printers and paupers were coupled in the same
section, designedly in the most insulting and
offensive manner. This bill was designed for
our especial benefit; and in order to reach us,
Guthrie was willing to insult and break down
printers who were his friends, and those who
had no interest and had taken no part in his po-
ltical movements. This bill was slaughtered
in the Senate; but 80 patent was it to every
one that his bill was aimed at u.s. that promi-
nent Senator, who is not Republican, wrote us
as follows, Immediately upon the death of the
measure:
S5' has met with violent death. 1t died chiefly
out of respect to Sol Miller"
Another bill in the House, intended TO accom-
plish the same purpose with regard to Sheriff
sales, by giving the lawyers control of them,
was defeated on the same day.
So that Guthrie has made disgraceful failure,
in bis campaign Of revenge. Not only that, but
every newspaper that he has bolstsred up as an
opposition to the Chief has died of the plague,
The best advice we can give Guthri is, for just
one year. at least, to try to act white, and treat
men half decently, even though they do not hold
him to be superior to God Almighty. and to try
TO show some few of the traits of mankind. His
stomach would he in better whack, at the end
Of the year.
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STRUCTURES,

Spermatorrhea varicocele and Blennorrhaga incu
rabe by Bouges the Knife Caustic Medicines by the
Stomach alone. They cause Brights Disease Diabetes
Dropsy Gravel and Bladder Diseases which cured
by the Asahel Made of God Natural Mineral Spring
Water To prevent these diseases and the afflicted
without pain ut home the European and American Med
ical Bureau furnish the remedies at thng cost Book
with testimonials and directions free. Depot. Number
s9l Broadway, New York. 6mchiw.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

ETbe Kansas Legislators adjourned Wednes-
xlay noon.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

AN7 DAY to Agents canvassing for the Rire.ide
80 Visitor. Terms and Outfit Free. Address
p. O. vICKERY Augusta, Maine.
EA Snow flake, Motto. &C.. o two alike, p elegant
W Chrome Cards iOc. Nassau Card Co. Nassau, ". Y.
&ee Month and expenses guaranteed to Agents.
PG Outit free SHAW 4 Co.. Augusta, MAINE
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HARNESS AND SADDLES

4 HAVE now large stock Of Harness and s.as,..
which will be sold reasonable. don't presead >, Iii
cheaper than body else but do use the hest p;,t
Ihe Best Is the Cheapest e'' in'
Highland Kansas. Feb. q. Isss-tf oAsE-
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Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, luxuriant
and wavy treSses Of abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATHAIRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps 1t from falling
out, arrests and cures gray.
ness, removes dandruR and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving It . curling
tendency and keeping 1t in
any desired position. Beau
tifhl. healthy Hair Is the sure
result Of using kathairon.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13
SEVERANCE FIGURING MILLS

VINHE only frst-cass Waterpower Mill in Doniphan
Il County. Fine Family Flour speciality Custom.
grinding day In the week. excepting MONDAYS and
Tuesdays Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
3loetac- W. ii. II. CURTIS & co.
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Road Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, lSS
DOSIrHAN COUNTY.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-24
Welded for Life.

SEvERANCE- KANSAS, July - 1879.
They met in the harvest field entire strangers TO
each other, and everybody else-Zeke Orey and Miss
Matilda Burdick-and they bound wheat in the
hot Kansas SUM- made love, exchanged vows of eter-
nal fidelity, set the day, and were married Sunday
last, at Severance, by J. A. Campbell, j. F. Only a
few of the elite of the city invited to witness
the ceremony. Ye correspondent was sighted as
usual but that doesn't hinder him from Joining the
nnumerable throng of well-wishers, and making his
customary wish such occasions. 1t is this that
they may live long the earth prosper get religion
journey to the banks of that beautiful river and
there stretch their tents like the Arabs in sight Of
perennial roses in sweet Heaven and finally, catcl
ing glimpse of the patriarchs, and perhaps the edi
tor of the Chief, pass over, and be happy forever
Amen. So mote il be.
The bride was dressed very nicely. She was richly
attred in beautiful 'yaller- calico dress made
a la Missouri. The groom wore the conventional
black minus the coat he stood up in his shirt sleeves
with rich neek-tie bespangled with brass jewelry
Ia Pngiiistie.
But they have a right TO marry, as well a. other
people; and while l feel keenly the unexpected
slight will not treasure aught against them but say
God bless them, and echo the sentiments Of all the
brave and true. 1t ever thus, and it ever will
he, until youth and beauty cease to xst on earth,
and worse than chaos to reign ., passioness
world Yours, amorously
OLD yET
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ssDlier,, Reun,on.

large number Of persons who saw military service
i'm the War Of the Rebellion, met at the Court House
Saturday, the 18th inst perfect an organization
for holding grand Reunion of the old soldiers OF
the Union forces, in the late unpeasantne-s.
w. II. II. Curtis called the meeting to order, and
stated the Object and moved organization, with the
proper ofRccn-
On motion of C. Leland Jr.. Fred. J. Close was
elected President and the following other officers
were also elected
Vice Presidents w. H. H. Curtis, C. Leland. Jr
D. w. Edwards, J. b. Kennedy, n. Harrington, Arch.
Calvin, =. II. Dreaming, Phil. Kelley, Arch. Camp
bell.
Treasurer-S n. johnson.
Secretaries-EA. Hoverson, Franklin Babeoek
Committee Of Arrangement ID. Mcintosh, Noses
Townsend. J. d. Hazen, N. C. Bailey. d. W. Morse.
A J. Mowry, u. Mcvay. Jacob Kont, George Bird,
VIM. c. Searcy, VIM. Eye. Ben. p Curtis.
Finance Committee Frcd Harpster. J. A. Camp
bell, James Clancy Dayless s. Campbell. Il. NJ. Viii
liams, Robt. Flickinger, Frank Berry. c. ID. Robb,
Fred. Panl, JOS. Schletzbaum, James Burke August
Schultze, Ernest Schumaun, J. A. Hack E. b. Getel,-
ell, j. T. Kirwan. The special duty assigned TO this
Committee, is to raise funds by voluntary eontribu-
ton TO aid in bearing the expenses
c. Leland, Jr, Fred. Close, and j. b. Kennedy,
were appointed special Committee tn secure speak
ers.
On motion, the Committee of Arrangements were
directed to meet the ID day Of August. mt the
Court House.
On motion, it decided that a.Reunion Of the
Old Soldiers be held for three days. commencing Sep
TENDER slst
On motion, the Secretaries were directed to fur
nish copy Of proeeedings with request to publish
in the Chief
Meeting adjourned subject to the call of the presi
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-24
Eanmlng Notes.

Harvesting Ia now done, in this section of DOM
phan County. Small grain is unusually good, am
al yet but little damaged from the recent beay,
rains.
NJ Cor'lry will open up a wagon shop, complete in
every respect, this week.
We understand I. j. Eccles will start for Colora.
do, the 2lst of this month. JEFF will be missed.
ID. Bradley is stocking up, this week, and soou
VIII have u palace store ut flaming. A. j. will
not become partner, has been heretofore report
ed. He thinks much of his time will be taken ur
by the MILL that proper attention cannot be given to
merchandising.
FL Weyer explains, and says, "his frequent visits
to Doniphan city are because he is taking lessons
in German, and nothing short Of three recitations
week will suffice his preceptrcss. %
We now have first class tailor, in the shape of
genial Andy He can make a pair of Sunday
breeches, go and see his girl, and then not break
All Saints Day. Bag him, girls and have it to say
you don't have to make trowsers for your hubby.
Sol. Jameson, of the firm of Jameson & Bros, of
Leona, passed over the line, this morning. with two
ear loads of hogs and tarred long enough to set EN-
up to the boys.
The COrcoran Bros, the old reliable threslers of
this neck, report grain turning out better than the
average this year, and of course the hard working
honest yeomanry are happy because of it.
wv Collins wears an unusually happy smile, of
late, and no wonder-soon another innocent will be-
gin to lisp da, da, dad, daddy. Its fine girl.
Jack Ruddy and p. j. Mccartney propose jour
ney to the Western part of the State prospect for
land, in a short time. little too thin, boys-you'n
not get much farther than Marshall County, and
then it will prove prospecting for two 'fair ones
who babe MS goodbye last Spring.
Ewing, alias 'Mr. Ward,- uncle Jake etc, had
better look "leedle out, he'll get his foot into
it, sure. GoLI,H.
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Rev., George ii. Thnycr, of u

Rev, George ii. Thnycr, of Bourbon, Indiana,
known to every one in that vicinity a most influ-
entail citizen, and Christian Minister of the N. E.
Church, says: Il wish every body to know that
consider that both myself and wife live, to
ShilOh's COnsumptiOn Cure.'' Drs. MatclIett
& France, Physicians and Druggists fthe place,
say: at is having tremendous sale, and is giving
perfect satisfaction, such nothing else has DONE
For Lame Back, Side, or Chest, don't fail to use
Shilohs Porous Plaster. We recommend these
remedies" Sold by ID. c. Sinclair, Troy; j. A.
Campbell, Severance; A. S. Campbell Highland.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-24

~ No Western family cal afford at this sea
son to be without Browns Extract BIackbe
~ and Ginger, safe, reliable, aud pleasant rene
dy for Diarrhea, Dysentery, Summer Complaint, and
Cholera Morbus. 1t has been tried for ten years,
and is endorsed by physicians and druggists. Pro-
cure bottle at once Delays dangerous. For
sale ereryrhers; For sale by G.. ID. Biekford & Co.,
and ID. {. Sinclair, Troy; Aug. Miller, and W. w
Carter Wathepa.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-24

Is strictly vegetable preparation, and will posi-
lively cure Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Acidity Of
Stomach, coming up of Food Pain in pit of Stomach
Low Spirits Biliousness, Constipation Jandce Liv-
er Complaint, any affection of Stomach or Liver,
in the shortest time possible. You are not asked TO
buy until you know what you are getting. There
FORE as you value your existence, do fail to go to
your Druggist d. c. Sinclair, and get trial bottle
free Of charge, which will show what regular one
dollar bottle will do. Ask for DIR. Kings California
Golden Compound and take no other Sold by ID. C.
Sinclair, Troy Kansas Ip
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july 10.
Notice..

The best place in Atchison to buy boots and Shoes
is at the Farmer Store. McCrum & Cowen.
The best place in Atehison to buy clothing is at
the Farmers' Store, McCrum & Coweu
The best place in Atehison to buy dry goods and
notions. Is at the Farmers Store, McCrum & Cowen
The best place in Atchiscn to buy Queensware and
glassware, lie the Farmers Store, McCrum & Cowen.
The hest place in Atchison to buy every thing at
the Farmcrs Store, McCrum & Cowcn-
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waite C...a c..v-Cn.y.

The A. & n. Railroad have commenced the ere,
ton of new tank, much larger than the prcsen
one which, notwithstanding the remosleIling of il
last year. is foand insufficient to supply the increa,
ed demands for wafer. The foundation has b.,e,
laid.
Last Saturday, toney looking negro appruarhe,
our city jeweler Mr.. Ossood with fine silver nap
kin ring, which he offered to pawn rs he represen,
ell himself to be unexpectedly short of funds ii,
claimed to have owned il eight years, and was lott
| to part with it. Upon examination Mr. Ossooi oil,
served that the piece was Of new design, and fur
Their, that it bore the inscription, John NJ Price
Jan. 10TH, 1879. Therefore, in order to throw the
negro off his guar he traded for the piece and in,
me.liately telegraphed to Mr.. Price, from whom he
received description Of the very ring as among the
articles lost when his house was burgarized few
weeks since. The negro was Immediately arrested.
and held until the Afehison County Sheriff arrived.
whereupon his wrists invested with piece OF
ieweiry not unlike the stolen article, and he was
given free ride to the railroad centre 1t is con
jeetured that he may have hidden other missing
pieces of jeweiry in this vicinity
Phil. kelley's two boys George and Rufus. left
for Tabor, Iowa, last Monday. for Summers visit
to relatives.
The Mauck Brothers have received and placed i'm
their mill number Of horse shoe magnets for the
purpose Of removing the hits of u;r. I.s, NJ, n. LIZ
binder in harvesting. These magnets are said TO
be indispensable for cleaning the grain Of all par
eles of iron ,rh,, ba. b;,h.r,o r., t,uu., ., l..
source of an uucb obret;o, since ,,. ,r;,. ha,,.I.
have come ;n,o nae
Mr.. p. L. Palmer has been seriously i'll, for the
mast xe.l
Those critics ubo have bes, -, II, =, .... NJ. -.
count of the old she'd left adionin. tho rov I;,.rv
stable will now teel bet.ar IT, g., e.. -.
been Jemol;.l,ed Neanxb;. rro,,ro.. mo-, a..
livery stable has b..n brou.bt 10 ,.,,n,rarv h,I,
for want of brick.
p.,;,h 81. e,, =,
has take, ano,h.r J..re. Cir,
The bone.mopper has t.l.n III. ,.n.-,,,,
RS. Wakefield went dawn IN 8, Ia, La, wal
and made nurcb.s. ,f imno-,,n, .51;,;o,. ., -,
of earpeuters' fools He nov has ON. 81 ,ho Co.,,
outtits in the Stat. anil ,Ju;nr f.,,,, a..
jourpeymen in his em,lov and III. wo-t .b..a l..
v;n b.v. ,r,,,,o 49,. = a., :,.
INNS new bouse i; ,ov, III. o,;.., 81 H. ..,.,,,,,
The ;ole WINS a, Ir,,L H;,n., L., -, m
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-24

| Potrrrxrs. xo, w. T .- :,
dreadful death Of Mr.. W.I,., 81 r,.-:.,.-
poipt To .om. ne.,... ~. A.. 80. ~ =. -,e'"
| Too many eop5ucto,s ~. g., e., - - -,
importance. tn he even ,,,;,. NO., =, .,,.,,.;..
to others. Naux Of Then, a.. ,.-.,s ,,;,.
| to give a civil aps~., q. IN -;
never be smart epou.b =, a.. ~
relative to askin, n ,,nI,;,.a. - .:,,,I .-,:S.-
They do not seem to co..;.- ,,,, ,,..r n..s.n,.,-
generally do not unrr.,.n q. ,,.u. .,.r,
arrangements n. thex a. NJ. =. ,,,,, 49,.
travel ON the car. aud -, -. II -,
II is necessary far the,, q, Il -. 81
ally they are not nro,,n, s., -, =, "a .s
Sometimes they are absen,.,;nd.., a. ,.rh.,. ala
stiff or crippled. and c.nno, hu.,I. M In ,s .ho,t
time given for that nu-,o.. r,,. n. h,.l.-
man, in calling out the name. of the ,tat;ons
ages to chew and humble the name. an that their
best friends fail to recognize them. The conduetor
should make il his duty 10 know that are
sufficiently informed and no, tn give the order tn
move until the last one Is safely on or of and to
render assistance to those who NAV need il.
Our idea of q model conductor. was filed TO a
nicely by q conductor ON the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Road, i'm 1860 lie had q large train,
but every passenger seemed to be under his eve.
II
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70 Several of our correspondents have recently
gone off in huff, and quit reporting, because We
would not allow them to carry on senseless quarres
with other correspondents. All right We want
news, and are thankful to correspondents who send
it; but those who wish such to occupy space
with ings at neghboring towns quarrels with other
correspondents, malicious surs and that are
certain to create bad feelings doing favor.
Better items ALL than lists composed at least
Onehalf of matter that excite anger injure pa
per, and do the writers good.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-24

q Thomas Qurk advertises in Atehson pa
per, that his wife has left him, without cause or
provocation, and that he will not pay any debts she
contracts. II this is the same Quirk who used to
live in the bottom below White Cloud during which
period his neghbors all stolen poor it is a pity
that woman should leave such good man.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-24

That splendid Champion Dropper that was shipped
to VIII. T. Foster, ON the noon train, July 18th,
eauscd good deal of excitement i'm Severance Ev-
erybody was delighted with it. 1t weighed only eight
pounds, and worked to a charm. Mr. Foster il at
present at Bedford Iowa, but his return will take
great pleasure in showing its good qualities to all
Every farmer in Douphan County ought to have one
1t lays the Buckeye all in the shade.
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KANSAS STATE USNERsTrr.-See advertisement of
this home institution, in another column. The Uni
versity is taking high rank among American Col
leges with prospects for very large attendance Of
students. 1t is estimated that 500 will be in attend
ance the coming year, which will be about quadru-
pie the number of the recent session
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-24

~ Mothers, when your dear baby suffers in
teething. use DIR. winchells Teething Syrup, il
soothes the pain regulates the bowels quickly
collie. brings natural sleep. and is charming i'm all
its effects, that if you it once you will use il al
ways. Sold by C. d. Biekfori 4 Co.. and D. c. SIM
clair, Troy; Ans Miller. wathena at only % cents
bottle
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Do You Believe III

That in this town there are scores Of persons pass
ing onr store every day whose lives are made mis-
cradle by Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Sour and distressed
Stomach, Liver Complaint, Constipation when for IS
cts We will sell them Shiloh's yitalzer, guaranteed
to cure them. Sold by ID. c. Sinclair, Troy; J. A.
Campbell Severance; A. S. Campbell Highland
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-24

~ The social at the NJ. E. church, last week. was
n success. The proceeds were about seven dollars.
The ladies will continue these sociais during the
summer. The object is to assist in rc-arransng the
church. they therefore invite all attend. and by
doing, give little aid in this praiseworthy enter
prise. Next social, next Tuesday evening.
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Y Rev. Thomas II. Dinsmore, A. NJ, of Concordia
College, is in town. He has been on a eanvassing
tour for his excellent school. which is gaining
firm foothold, and bids fair to become prosperous
institution Of learning He is detained here by the
sickness Of his daughter Libbc, who is dangerously
i'll with fever.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-24

~ II Yea Want 90 Bay Charter Oak or Mad
ison Cook Stoves, Rock Island, Garden City, or Can
ton cultivator-, sulky and Walking Flows, Listing
Flows Hardware Of all kinds, Corn Shellers, Garden
Tools Shoyels. Spades, Builders Hardware, Tinvare
woodenware. Barb Wire, Sewing Machine Needles
and Oils. and Field Seeds Of all kinds 1t the Lowest
Market Prices, call on or address
L. c. NELSON,
Feb. H. Severance, Kansas.
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For sale nj a BarRaIn,

brick store building in Troy, Kansas, on the
Public Square. Upstairs suitable for residence
Cistern, front-porch, and large cellar. Good bust
ness location. Apply to NJ. b. Chapman or Il. Map
stone, st. Joseph, Mo. June 49,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and inlis-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
discovered by a missionary in South America
Send selfaddressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
7. IsNkx, Station ID, Ner York City.
t6ianly.
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have large quantity Of new hay for sale, of the
best quality which will be delivered either in Troy
or wathena, or the ground to suit. Come and
me, before buying elsewhere.
ARTHUR JACQUES,
july 10. One mile southeast of Troy.
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II About IL O'Clock Sunday night Nike Hazen
discovered sliding along the by-ways in the
vicinity Of the livery stable, apparently DESTROYS Of
avoiding observation Mike gave pursuit, and over
hauled him. As the man has hitherto borne good
reputation. we withhold his name. for the present
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-24

II San Bernariino California; paper contains
an account of n fire, in which w. J. Reed and family
formerly Of this County, narrowly escaped being
burned up. Mr.. Reed and family had just returned
from trip to the mountains, and had retired to bed
and were sleeping soundly, when they awaken.
ed by some one breaking in the door, aud telling
them to for their lives The FIRE had started in
an adjoining house, and the flames pouring
through into their room. Mr.. Reed saved but few
small articles from his room. The fire occurred on
the night of July eth.
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~ Peevsh children have worms DIR. Jacque $
German Worm Cakes will destroy the worms. and
make the children happy. Sold by C. Ii. Bckford &
Co., and ID. c. Sinclair, Troy; Aug Miller, watbena.
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~ When you are oppressed with Respondent
thoughts. don't worry your associates with gloomy
grumblings, but use Eilert's Daylight Liver Pills.
They stimulate the liver into healthy action, tone
the stomach. and bring happiness. Sold by C. b.
Biekford & Co., and ID. c. Sinclair, Troy; Aug. Nil
Ter, Watbena.
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THE GREATEST BLESSING.

A simple, pure. harmless remedy. that cures every
Time and prevents disease by keeping the blood pure
stomach reS>nar, kidneys and liver active, is the
greatest blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop
Btters is that remedy and its proprietors being
blessed by thousands who have been saved and red
by il. VIII you try it! See other column.
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"a Thousands of dollars are saved every year by
progressive farmers who Uncle Sans Condition
Powder in feeding their stock. 1t restores the sick
adds to the usefulness, increases the beauty, and
promotes the growth. Sold by c. b. Bckforl & Co.,
and ID c. Sinclair. Troy Ang Miller. Wathena.
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e For every ache, pain and bruise man or
beast, Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Eminent is the
Balm. Sold by C. B. Biekford s. Co, and d. C. Sim
clair, Troy; Aug. Miller, wathena.
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Il T. NJ. Steele will make next years assessment
in one-half the usual time. lie has secured an as
sistant. who will.lighten his labors. lie was born
last week. and is expected to be big enoush by next
Spring, to 90 TO work He l. n hoy