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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-06-04

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n nal roase ludhb aAa, ~ Il
elak asm aoh, ibiikd dra sfeaiIi
hHby
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iploahplsla piahl siefaTg aff
mu ieiihg nAhla ~ alt IN HI. IN,
fpahtla q slte y irtdsilhaaf slAay
absfAks v hadAvttm sssehI
mlaiasefstta ofby osakmila vlkia
ahersAA, II t'hry hefhtll - All
hfejeafem sa'saihili yfish IA
aptsvshi teltho ieiiliA uatsgy,
Isi kaiiafosha gsiist Akody spsi
sobais Tskltt / boibi tiskbssy
plidsIy 80 ~ ssfsbu Iihsf, teali
- - btsi tssAsAhY \ temp. aby
aesly dsfaty 80 - ubfy W..
fssA aes fsk Ia jen apfa4ill H.
iiits htAbloioh ssjeh,
GyrIelt hoeb sfshsm ma,ti-
hsm. @ ' bytA tfablAts Jo@eiA
isoilsfs ' Aebohwslaa y JAehy.
ssoss bfAly Al ' piliomhoail mai
~ sss dva dau, tiynisty heeb
a dvoalstA jsbo soatiItka, Ma
lsvtei Isisla habi,A rutniss. Olee
iejioh ptaoovaI "a DOLBY ha pdds.
slyao stielaou fAnu 20 ssAtnlei,
sbshi malItelsm domu doIa = Ia
nalssI fnanfslku avoa ia mftvos.
MysIi #s, 10 ttyriets hooh . rssf !.
q 81 brat TAX matku rAstfelil.
2 nolrassns laskye- ye WI
sim Brods 3bssila 50 ' uedsli duo
4. kvstus t0iotk dcora msarsna
TereEie NoyatkovA. SelrastnA
laska dohnala j. k sebovrasds. =
Y rybniku Tepls vy,aiena By la
ncdsli dne !. kystna lDleta dec.
ra poIcsndho I Diestla, ktera 3
ncatastod lasky sdmysIna byla 40
vrybniku utopia.
Coekou otAxkou zabyvaji 30 |
ptcdni vddoovd strany dslavovar.
ne braba Taaifo opraydovs.
"Polltik" telegraiuie SO, 30
zasodani tisskd rady mlu.
vii dr.. Uorbst a hrab6 Taaifo
dlouhou dobu o teskfch zalezito
stecb, coz obecna bylo poxorova
no. DR.. Herbs. u hr. Taaifa
vstoupili na to do ministcrskaho
pokojc n setrvali tn pies hodinu.
Dr.. Herbst Deni niklerak odpfr,
Gem nekterych cd ceskych d6ver,
nikd projcvenfch pfani.
Zjeveni. - Cd nskolika dn6
kolujc ve Vranov6 U Bias. (okr
pISehskeho) povest, 10 prs so nu
tamnim "Kfemonnemn vrohu
Parma Maria zjevila; odlesss jeil
Jest pry ma kamenach zt'tisv no,
ci jest pry zati obklopena. Al
dosud ani duohovenstvo AMI cot
nictvo nexakrocilo, as iiz ma omen
vrch mnoho lidu . okoli dochazi
Po,ar. - We Veltrubsoh 4
kolina vysel I. kvet. ku 2. hodi
ne ranni ohch, Jena rozdmyeho
van prudkSm velrem kratkt
dobe 23 usedlosli zach ratil, je.
vcsmes lehly popelcm. Pohofcl
jscu vesmes chudasi, ktefi 80 rue
nj prsui zivi Iea ohek o cell
skrovnS majetck pflprayil, 30 Jsot
nyni zebraci. Bda Jest veiikA
Ubozi pohofeli ditkami ohod
tebrotou po okolnich obcieh
vzbuxujico neIvyssi soustrast
politovAni.
Dvojnasobna vrazda.-v nc
deli 4. kvst. vraxIl do eetnickfcl
kasAren v Jltine venkovan krv
potfisnenS, ktery chvajioim .,
hlasem vypravoval, 10 imenuje =,
Bernard SohovAnok Prasek /
Vysoks n 10 noci dnc 3. kvstni
Eavrasdil manielku svou, jelikoI
byla churava q neschopna praca
v okamsiku, kdyt pry roEpolti
ncsrastna lone hlavu sekerou
vkrosil do osvetnice, Y ktcrst hroz
nS skutck sc udAl, osmnAetilct,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-06-04

WptEA
y AiuAy ea gsesmaIa, n A.
lA.wt AsAl GaGswAya ssedi sals
200 hiiVa Iha III ktAsns mssl
Thdespg#, 4 aashssslia ".
hojagw smsaem sTAhD nAreis.
Nkarihlk Nsleeas ! esifA kns
asm a bgAstam AtAla tyF' ~ 80.
"a, aby ssasla - AasIisahHn.
Cswwayo p'epaiaaT u henafiAIe
q apleA ea hisva pofasil, zsbj
met PSI pevaA psstsgaht ha dba.
n sysokabo pohatl, piei himl
itfs mafAiy 80 fosAlsdsIi hodiA
' osposa ssffvst
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-06-04

bygie tevti Hellel biHBa,set
vymohh u pFsl0lshi oaaa \ ~
"A ptsiftahf fsdah hyI ttlsoyaa
FsiAft . sayt Iei asmohH I
ostva aga'sn, pggtsfn Wi 4
nfmt
tltlsmwa, lows, Nmiai
' hetail se'sf hlbls gea. HhleIda
Hlsaeati, ehfstff bojevtis. W.
NJ ye Vtles msaltss ! obfshaAs
- syseamsdal = nj sskty ' sesA
70 sss,apaysl iIftsi p,sdhAisy
' Iowa = hAhlA smt, Icl 10 pssl
svafila. ydafsf aArod podriI
panAika ishs pamAt.
Z M,aali pedsim spAebAss
byla ssH Ysfss obfosssk kfk
dol. lIssks Msabstlse esssda.
80 byIs . I m,iiosy dolafa, tAa,
' botayosu yiak vAtAiaa ' zen.
eteh pspifseh Syhi lspsys BY
Il sstksssi IapIti Dplss.l, ,ehdy
@srllsiss. slest te do badoyy
vpsstd . im uApomoeen bJl.
ssrktsik byl po ealoa doba 90.
fasteni, "a konetas sa.shnt Iss
fn'salt syde6, ptisnsi 90 . udal
apolayiaIky.
4 v iIAyentown, Nd. VsnIk.
nui dos 80. Nv. tsshs fAno polar
We volkrm ho,elu. ' ktofem 80 iu
noe ~ osob balesslo. Polar
vsniknaI Y doicjlIm posohodi
a mel byi ,posorovkn ros.
nohl 40 iit TAX, 10 samesil
odchodu ohodbsmi. proto
akoro viIchni ohroipnf mnsiii
80 spasiti dlAkem oknama. Dvs
osoby V pIamcnech sahynuly u
as 30 bylo skokem . okna pora.
nAno, . ,szoo. Panosaiy obavy,
10 sutinach naIeEcno budc snad
ieata vice mrtvol, obavy ~ 80
WAX nesplnily.
4 Jak 40 xda, nocha scnAt
uanouii obvIneni prot selatorovi
logallsoyi Kansas. vybor no.
utinil dosud 2Adnych krokd v "a.
to yaci II pozorubodnou znamkou
jest, 10 aenAl potvrdll "a vladni
ho zastupco HaIowslIa, ktory cd
protivniki 1ngallsc obvinen byl,
ze cd tohoto dplatek za bias sybj
pfijmul. Y toho vseho souditi
lze, 10 obvinani proti lngalIsovl
nexakladalo 30 ma pravde, jInak
by demokratioky senat noncchal
81 ujiti tn ptilezitost, aby vsc ne.
vyiettil.
Z Volebni ruch Iest v Ohio v
plnem proudu.. Reppblikan6 u6i.
Mill jIz sve nominacc. postavivse
ma tiketu "a kandidata guverner.
stvf bygalcho posIance Fostora.
Demokrat6 odbYvaii konvcnt
sy6j tonic tyden; koho ma tiketu
postavi, nelze dosud ur6it. Ncj
silneJsimi kandldaty jsou Rice u
nynejsi xbankrotily guvernoF Bi.
shop. Pakll ysak by Thurman
nominaoI pfijmouti ohtsl, neni
pochyhy 10 sc mu i dostane. Re.
publikan6 isou plni nadejc, DC
tento kolisajici stat letos zpet do.
bndou n zvoli nejen svebo guvcr-
nera, nsbri vsisinu legislstury.
MinulA domckraticka sprava
statni, jak guverner Bishop, TAX
l Legislature, neuspokojily volit-
styo nikterak n k tomu druH 40 /
nospokoJenost = demokraty v
kongresu. voIby sthtni Ohio
byvaji obytejns ddlesIte, an po.
skytuji jaksi pfedtuchu vfslodku
voleb v ostatnich stAtcch.
Il v pAtek voter Euflla strasnA
boute Jiini Nebrasco aSovernim
Kansasu, ktera Ep0sobyla ohrom
ntch skod ma majetku a vy3Adala
monastvi lidsk5ch obeu. NojEu.
tivsji tAdila meri Blue Rapids
stanici Centennial M @. B. drArc,
Kansasu. Boufe tahla 80 SINE
rem sevorov5chodnim do Ncbras.
KY EasAhla rdo ncjvicc Richard.
son Co. Msstetko Irving. Kans.,
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\ Nihatf pAtss, tyi fak lsko
10 AsEtah sailussfss. dhsm #yk.
tasiw v asa sea TON st.es N
bsesy ps5ifth ' m4eslt sslee
FajtAd 4 ARufn VI vtsoh vslaicA
mAw~h ssrsfa sgsese byG $40.
tale
Nfgas sh0tl iBgafs afass
firkioh A. elslny wsIe ~ snAhA
= ssatlsle. Die sptas . AsteaiA.
10 aaslslitht hgi stgos ~ fek
kaasisl ~ iabaam miasIabo 10
IN vstst 0 a1t mllloha rel pfivus.
a. sek psk kuhtiat ~. dshnsm
lTse 779 mlliona
IL Biamsfk. Dakota, osss
nals -. IL taht8kfAls m llasa
ssdiel tifA 1000 bolosaIky tab
ne = fsas Al.sosfi = is lac oss
kAssti pastieh sfajieh bskoty
esb aohgahy ktaif hoI lhdik.
~ tote isso. ssilel Htk hyl prs
ID boisehllvteh bojsvnlss b 20
ma donaaen.
I HladisssS samoYfsh obs4i
20 Va Philadelphia minuii sgasn.
Byi 70 fgletf both Imshem ifsuy
Aekfey, Minult podsGn nalsssn
byl M slies . atn Do oehrnssho
! doms. Tam MIN krsss psklA.
dali, TAX 10 wal al iivot, pevasiv
40 ma mill "a ksandu. Byl na.
lsron mrtev. Teprvs po smrii
jebo vypktrkny byly rodlto jeho.
I Po vesu prssldsntovu ror.
hodlI 80 demokrat6 v kobgfcsu
ma jind saktice. Hodlali ptijmouti
rorpotty, pro valetnf odbor xa.
konodAray, aIe vyakr.uouti =
mich polozku plata pro doxorcc
volebns a pfipojiti dodatck, 10
zadna east pensx povolenych no.
smi poulita btti k plaoeni dopra
/ Wy vojska k mlstim volobnim v
pfipadn vypuknuti nepokoid phi
tech sam5oh.
z v polovici minnlahc tydnc
zbfvalo pokladns ia pcuze "a 10
miiionf doIarovych drok nesou.
cich certifka,d prodcj tech "a.
MICH zastaven v Bostonu, New
Yorku, Philadelphii u Baltimore.
| To stale 80 proto, 10 bankdfi NEST
tech kupoval je ma spekulaoi,
kdezto sekretaf Sherman by ra.
daji vidsI, aby ptisly moxi lid.
Proto abfvajici tastky do do pro-
deie pouEe mens'ch zapadnioh
mestech.
I Zbankr tilf arcibiskup Pur-
cell Cincinnati byl minulf tyden
pfitomen New Yorku slavnosti
svscenl noveho ohrhmu ~. Pat.
ricka, kteryz jest nejvetsim a nej.
nAdhernejsim ehramem 70 SpoJe.
nYch statecb Jehoz stavba trvala
pies 20 rokd. Phi pfilezitosti te-
to pfsdlozil zalozitost svou sboru
biskup6 tu shromazdenych u Il
vydali proyoldni kn vsem veH.
cim, ably skladali pfispevky, by
areibiskupovi irn nohy vytrhh.
7 Nehoda na draze, ktera smrt
tff lidf meIa Y xapeti udala Sc bli.
TO Confluence v Ponsylvanii v
noel ma 20. I. m. Ma trae sfitil
40 velky balvan skalnf SO strane
do neho vrazll ryehlovlak.
Parostroi q tender vrzeny trate,
strojvedoucf diva mnzove, ktefi
talns na tender skoeili ably 40
Edarma syezli, byli xabiti a topis
ncbeEpetns poransn. costuiicim
SO neptihodilo nieeho.
q v Newark, 10 mil cd island
Pond. Vermont, davst isti napilo
so potoka, ehof vody byly
otrayeny zdechlinami icdnoho
kons u nekolika oyci do naho ua-
hAsenych. Nasledkern otravtni
toho opuchla lela ditek, vyvaIily
SO vfcdy, d'tky hnsdle ma TO zem.
rely q strasue sapachala tela, 10
musela bSti hned po smrti pohtbe.
ma. Sedm jest jich pohfbeno
dys Ebsvajici umiraji, iak EprAva
2s. kystna sdaloje.
- Ha.I.f -. -nwf ..NG1
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rANECNI zABAyA.

Wal fsasVau q la h1ilnA
skupeot sscch ptitomnSch bratrH
c. s 2. $. pti hengaIskem ohni
na jevisu br. NIB. Hokufs.
o aahFs aspaje, aoafsiky q vserus pogassk
tosssissns iess postsftna.
Lsfessk na mnehassfannoa fstosi ehiednai
ffhbF tstn sisxt ssfnl fsnssh
Bestlv Milwaucky letak,
ystspss / .istnesit eipole.lni nsal tssns.
ystupnt 1 tanesni rshavt pan 80 eta.
NV psaa sspflsslsshe potssi eiistras
I'D slssnsst - assisit pfltu
ghssa. sss.tsss .sssasy o<eky s-sivs sv.
vtbor fkda Sv0JAN.
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Management OF Clay for Corn.

1t may be thought somewhat ont of
season to touch on the subject of corn
raising in the month of November, but
in our opinion it is the very time to
commence operation in that direction.
The SOIL especially if it be clay, or a
mixture, should be turned over, that
the action of the frost during the win
ter may help TO pnlverize aud enlighten
1t, and destroy many of. the worms and
insects that tend to injure the crop. 1t
was thought years ago that a good
piece of corn could not be raised on
clayey soil, but experience and expert
ment has taught us that as good corn
sand, or loan, if properly managed.
The blowing is the first, and might
say the most important thing to be
done, which should be as late in the
fall as will bear, then the land will be
in readiness to receive coat of ma
nure In the winter which is much ca
sier handled on runners; besides it saves
cutting up the land, which is always
done more or less, when drawn on
wheels in the spring. 1t may be, by
some, Objectionable, however, to use
top dressing for corn, but by thorough
test we find the best results are obtained
from top dressing. Even potatoes
are more sure if treated in this manner.
The soil in spring should be thorough.
ly narrowed with q wheel pulverizer,
and the manure mingled with the earth
as much as possible, this leaves il light
and mellow and fits it well to receive
the seed. In this way have treated
my corn land for several years, and
have not failed in one instance of q
good result planting on the toughest
clay soil, and using no other fertilizer
than good barnyard manure. b.
Cornwall. Nov g.
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ronsnmnIlon cnrrd.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the foI muIa
of simple vegetable remedy for tie
speedy and permanent cure for Con
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Aslhua
and all Throat and Lung Affections,
also positive aud radical cure for Nei-
vous Complaints, after having testec
its wonderful curative powers IL
thousands of cases, has felt II his dui,
to make il known to his suffering fell
lows. Actuatcd by this motive aud D.
desire to relieve human suffering, | will
send free of charge to all who desire it,
this recipe, in German, French or Eng
fish, with full directions for preparing
and using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp. naming this paper, w. ".
Sherar, 10 Powers Block, Rochester,
n. Y. 21c-u-w.
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The Oficer Who Never Drank.

In the early part of the late war, when
Gen. Grant was in command of the
army before Vicksburg, number of
Officers were gathered at his headquar-
tiers, having pleasant social time. One
of them invited the party to join in a
social glass; all but one accepted. He
asked TO be excused saying that he
"never drank" The hour passed, each
went his way to his respective COM
mand.
A few days after the officer who de-
clned to drink received a note from
Gen. Grant to report at headquarters.
He obeyed the order, and was soon in
the presence of the General Grant
says to him: "You are the officer,
| believe" for the acquaintance was
slight, "who remarked the other day
modestly answered that he was.
"Then." continued the General, "you
are the man am looking for to take
and order that you be detailed for
that duty" He served his country
faithfully until the close of the war AID
was honorably discharged. Years pas
sed, and Grant had come to be presi-
dent. The officer had settled down TO
the duties of private life, and the little
incident was cherished as pleasant
memory.
The trouble on the border between
Texas and Mexico along the Rio
Grande attracted the attention of Con-
gress, and commission was ordered to
ascertain the facts and report. Again
President Grant remembered the man
who "never drank" and appointed him
chairman of the board. The place was
accepted and he faithfully entered
upon the work; the report submitted
shows the thoronghness with which the
duty was discharged.
While engaged in this work he made
the Acquaintance of gentleman who
owned an extensive cattle ranch in
Southern Texas. That acquaintance
inspired confidence, and, years after,
when the Texas gentleman decided tosell
his ranch, placed it in the hands of the
man who "never drank, )" and during the
last month he has effected sale of the
ranch of 200, 900 acres of land and sew
eral thousand head of cattle for an even
million collars; out of this he gets
commission that will be snug fortune
these hard times. The company that
bought it will enter largely upon pack
ing beef for foreign markets, slaughter
ing their meat on their ranch from their
own herds. The superintendent of
their business has been rendered to and
accepted by the man who "never
drank" and he goes in a few days to
his new field of labor. This takes from
Chicago one Of her most esteemed and
honored citizens, but IL gives one to
Texas who will always be found on the
side of order and good government
[Chicago Alliance.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-11-14

THE DISEASES OF WILD ANNALS
While in Algeria, dissected fifty lions
The lungs of twenty were affected ;
one-half of them were almost gone,
showing that consumption is prevalent
among the lions of the Sahara and the
Sahel. At the Jardin DIES Plantes, here
in Paris, seven lions have died since
1869. All of them were born here. |
dissected them and found their lungs
entirely healthy. To what is the differ
ence due? They received their food
regularly, and were carefully protected
from inclement weather, while the lions
in Africa had to go without food for
days, had to inhale the sandy air of the
desert and were frequently drenched
by terrible rains. There is at the Jar
din DIES Plantes wolf from the Ar
dennes. He was caught when six years
old. lie was suffering from a cough,
and at one time we thought he was dy-
ing. He hawked and spat, and was
always sulien and morose. Often he
abstained from food for several DAYS.
AT last we chloroformed him and ex-
amined his throat He was found to
be suffering from nasal catarrh In
its most aggravated form. Under proper
medical treatment he recovered rapidly.
Nine wolves born at the Jardin never
showed the slightest sign of disease.
Jacquemart the famous Indian hunter,
told me that he had seen tigers splitting
blood, which exhausted them SO that
they could be approached within few
feet with impunity. ALL monkeys are
very delicate animals. They are not
gluttonous and having so much exer-
else, are rarely afflicted with disease of
the bowels. But they have weak lungs,
and the reason so many of them die
when brought to Europe is the sudden
change of air, diet and water. While
in Berlin, l dIned at the Geological
Gardens by the side of pet chimpan-
zee. He partook of every dish like a
human being; put sugar into his teacup
and stirred it with the spoon and drank
the beverage with relish. But his eyes
looked supernaturally bright. l felt
his pulse and it was 125. "He will not
live long,"I said to his keeper; che is
consumptive." The chimpanzee died a
month later. His left lung was entire
ly gone.-TProf. Villain, in Popular
Science Monthly.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-11-14

Laboratory Of James X. Chiffon l.
Co, New York, March 18th.
We have recently made a careful
analysis of the Sambuci Wine prepared
by Mr.. Alfred Speer, and do not hest
tate in pronouncing it pure; and for
medical uses it is superior to other wine.
Its principal effects upon the system
are mildly stimulating, diuretic, sndor-
ific and tonic. 1t will prove beneficial
in affection of tie kidneys and chronic
diseases, with general debility of the
constitution.
Physicians may safely recommend 1t
to their patients, in the place of many
doubtful mixtures too often sold as pure
wine. JAMES X. Chiffon IL Co.
Sold at the old Case u Rider drug
store.
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"Johnny," said fond mother TO her
boy, (which had YOU rather do, speak
French or Spanish" 81 would rather"
said Johnny, rubbing his waist-band,
and looking expressiyely at the table,
81 would rather talk Turkey"
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Sion that TOOthaChe.

Kings Magic Toothache Cure, stops
toothache in five minutes or money re-
funded Price 20 cents. 29-1y.
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INVALUABLE.

Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER, Wholesale Druggists,
Boston, Mass: Genitemcn,-I have torsomo months
Y II duty that owe to suffering humantyito
write u, stating tho great boncnt That have de-
rived irun tho l3o OF SA:roRD's RADICAL CURE
ron CATAGrH. lOrmorothnn2O years have been
afflicted with this very Troublesome complaint. l
have tried ill tho remedies that could find, but
without ma. RI Al or permanent bcncnt. Last fall
the disease had arrived At That state that must
have rcl!cfcr dc. THO entire rlcrbranous system
had hoc mo 70 inflamcd and the ~ rmuch 30 dlsor-
dercd, tint 1t wns doubtful NJ utter whether I
could 20 70 tho Pacific coast or II did go whether
lehould live to como back or not. 1slw an ndvcr-
tisemcnt Of this ~no. and although being very
incrcdulous about ep' ciic5 or noetruns OF any
kind, yet In sheer desperation tried ths, and was
at once benefited hyit. Tho chpngns OF climate,
chronic disease oftho liver, md my ngc-ovcr 20
may prevent my cntro rest ratlon. but the bcne-
1T derive from It's daily use Is to mo farQivdbfe,
ana hm hoping to bo completely cured, aud ut
List arrive ut n respectable old nge.
Ifths statement OF my case can be OF any service
TO those afflicted ns Ihavc bcon. and enable you TO
onthe Pacilc const twhcrc it T. much needed, my
OBJECT IN writing this note viii he obtained.
Very truly yonrs. HENRY WELLS,
AURORA, n. y, June, 1876. ofWells, Fargo &Co.
Zach package contains Dr. sanford'5 Improved
Ilhaling TUBE, nnd fun directions for us6 In all
cases. Prlco SltO. For Halo by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists md Dealers throuehout thcUnitcd
States and tanadas. WEEKS 4 POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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Let your FIRST attack Of indigestion lie the last.
Rouse the dormant energies OF the stomach with
the Bitters The tone thus impaired will remain.
This is a fact established by thousands OF WIT
Desses, whose testimony Is simply a statement of
their own experiences. those afflicted with
general debility Of every phase will mud this med.
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Read the following: Salt Rheum
cured. l had salt rheum on my hand
hand for two years; tried every doe
Tor could hear of. The salves, ONT
ments and soaps without number; moth
ing benefited me. A SOC. bottle of
Giles Linipea lodide Ammonia cured
me in less than week.
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n. hOMAINE,
1862 West Thirth-second street, N. Y.
Giles Pills cures Headache.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pam
phlet. DIR. GILES,
100 West Broadway, N. Y
Trial size rs cents.
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PAY Cab

or all my goods. and sell my barter for cash
thus saving any middlemen's profits and enabling
ustomers TO get the best bargains consistent with
paying one hundred cents on the dollar. All
goods wa rranted strictly as represented.
CHAPMAN G. SMITH.
viddlebury, May 30, 1876. If
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Something New.

am now running two peddiing wagons, and am
paying The Highest Market Price for all
kinds Of barter. | buy my pieced tinware OF
Wales Hyde, of Middlebury, and other goods
in market; nearly everything direct from the
manufacturers.
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wsrehousr a. lg.l as Farm Mills are largely con
sructed, be,h liats reqLbiag ninc sizes 70 accom-
modltc the demand, and giving capacity Of from 50
TO 500 Bushels per hour. iceerdng TO sac Of mill
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lnlard as requested; and IL eli cases put free on
board Cars or Steamer. ordeIs filed same day As
received.
freight charged rs when forwarded set up" Oleo-
graphs and Circulars supplied on application Prices
vi be quoted 6sg and on liberal temA CosEes-
pondence solicited ~
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