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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-09-10
ADVERTISED NAIL MA TIER.


The following is list ofmail matter remain
ing uncalled for at the Kenosha Post Office,
Kenosha Co.. Wis.,. for the week ending Sept.
9th, 1880, and which will be sent TO The
Dead Letter Office at the expiration of thirty
days, unless called for.
LLTTERs.
Angil, Miss Mary Gibson, Miss Anna
Bose, Mary NJ Cranes, Miss Jennie
Blacks, Miss Fannie Hall. Mrs. Maggie
Chapman s Hewett Hueffner. E. J.
Dempsey, Mrs. Ann Last. Frank
Ellison, Mrs. n. Lerber, Morris
Fowls. Mrs. Lizzie Pitsch, Casper
Rice. Matilda
To obtain any Of the above mail matter the
sp plitans must give the date of this list.
CHARLES. FRANTz, p. NJ.
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Married.

BIsHoP-DE MoULPIED.-On Tuesday, the 7th inst.
at the residence of the brides mother in Mt Pleas
ant, Racine county, Wis., by the Rev. H. Curtis, pas
tor of the M. e. Church. Frankyille Wis.,, Mr.. Ed
ward A. Bishop of Somers, Wis, to Miss Lura De
Moulpied.
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Price. One Dollars
1el<11aghan's Dye

FOR THE WHISPERS.
This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any other undesir-
able shade, to brown or black, at dis
erection. tits easily applied, being in
one preparation, and quickly and eff
fectually produces permanent color,
which viii neither rub nor wash off.
Manufactured BY a. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA. NH.
81 ~ III Druggists. saa plaissa Ia ksssssasi'
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PRER GlFFI TO &C =. AL !

RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS. NEURALGIA. NEE.
TOUS DEBiLITY General III Health, Wasting.
Decay, Urinary Diseases, Spinal Diseases, D5S-
pcpsia. Etc. Eic., to whom will be sent my Book
on Medical Electricity, and Electro Galvanic
Belts world renowned for their success in saw
ing many valuable lives, by Curing All CHkON-
Diagnosis to DIR. G.. w. FORBES, I74
w. Fourth St. Cincinnati. % 15y1
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We have not sue
ceeded yet ever hav-
ing, have not now,
nor do we expect to
have,
CLOTHS,
CLOTHING,
Gents Furnishing
Goods,
HATS, GAPS, &c.

enough, because the
throng for the above
articles at the prices
we offer them, and
the satisfaction we
give in getting up
Clothing to order,
keeps us constantly
hopping for the latest
styles and more goods.
We now have our
store chock full of
Fall Goods,
ana lOtS on the way,
so that our stock is
second to none in
Kenosha. .
To prove our asser-
tons, we invite your
inspection at
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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE B0iRD OF
AUDIT.
REGULAR MEETING.

REGULAR MEETING.
August 16. 1880.
Present Mayor Sinclair: AID O'Brien.
Williams and Schend
Minutes Of last regular meeting we're read
and approved.
Petition from Park Association, asking
that the grass be cut in the park, and that
the trees surrounding the Park be trimmed.
Referred to Committee on Public Grounds.
Petition of Hubert Widen. asking per-
mission to lay cellar drain from his prem
ises east across North Main street.
On motion, permission was granted, said
Widen to leave said street in good repair
The Committee appointed to locate hy-
drants for fire purposes in the I'd and 4th
wards made the following report:
Your committee would recommend To-
I" cation of Hydrants on the North side TO be
" placed as follows:
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Mr.. Sprague Elklns, while walking
in front of Sauber's store the other day,
tripped over the long handled brush
with which the clerk was washing
windows, and fell on the walk and
sprained his thumb.
On Saturday last Charles Walben-
slime swore out a warrant before JUS
tice Gillett against Theodore Kerst for
assault and battery. He soon after
disappeared, and has not been heard
from since.
A lady said she wasn't exactly en-
gagged, but saw cloud on the horizon
about the size of a mans hand. When
a cloud Of horrible fancies envelope
you through dyspeptic ailments, try
Spring Blossom.
On Tuesday evening last fashion
able and pleasant party was given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mari. Among the guests from abroad
were Mrs. Eva Mcneil and Miss Ber-
tina Smith, of Chicago. Music furnish
ed by VIM. Dickhaut.
He kissed the tips Of his fingers at a
girl across the street,
And the boot of her big brother
raised him clean from off his feet
He picked himself up and went straight
home, though his bones they ached
with pain.
He rubbed EcIncfric Oil well in-ha's
well, but won't kiss his fingers again.
There will be an auction sale on tho farm
of Rev. DIR. Eyerhart, on the Geneva Road
4 miles west of Kenosha, on Tuesday, Sept
%, at ii o'clock A. NJ. of farm stock
Among the stock is fiae herd Of graded
| dairy cows, IA yearling bucks and ewes
| fine bred Spanish Merinos. sired by his cele
| brated prize ram . Paris" This is sal
worthy of the attention Of stock rhisers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-26
The Norwegian Horse.

The horse was one oi the prettiest
most docile creatures imaginable. hut
| had done with It, loved the animal
aud like the lrlshman with ms COW,
could have sent Il over Ia England Ia
u letter, II should have bid long fare
well to iis wild mountain life. IL was
grazing quietly about a hundred yards
away Then, catching sight oi us, II
knew well enough what Tie invasion
meant, aud prickIng up it, ets and arch
ing it's neck, gave slight Ifigh and tie.
gan gently tTOlting up and down, lts
fine white name and long t tlutterlng
in the breeze 1t answered he master =
call As ohedlently as dog, AID followed
gently at his heels up Ia the cottage
We were soon ready and olce more on
the way. Now began lolg. tollsOme
climb, which lasted until 7 o'clock at
night | had never yet Pine through
anything oi the kind on frseback;
am not sure that | shoui care 10 at.
tempt Il again. Without ever encoun.
ering actual danger -tiulks to the
sure iootcdness ui the hons-we we're
often IA what appeared 70 h imminent
peril that more than once | egretted the
adventure aud deyoutly WISHED myself
back again. For the pedestrians there
Was not even the appearance Of risk
hcyond the possibility Of a,nes loosen.
ng from the heights and -ulling down
upon them. From the vey first ! no
tlced how wonderfully thu lorsc piloted
himself over the rough places aud
through impossible diiiic'n les; exercis
iug a skill aud dscrimlna un far great.
er than that ut his rider. AT length !
gave It up To- him aud alpwed him to
take his own course Tho sagscity Of
the animal was marvellous the manner
IN which he would pause a moment at
a troublesome spot, SCENT to plck out
his way mentally, aud then boldly TAX
ing 1t, never hesitate until ; vas over.
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An IutAlliblp btgu

byUOu Free frcss.
The other morning ut the Central sta.
ton court prisoner charged with
drunkenness made such earnest drnlalS
that his honor dccmrd II his duty Ia
closely cross examine the officer ~ the
Casc
"Ilow do you know that the prisoner
was druukf" he asked.
well. hr Was trying To balance him
self ou a picket fence while he made "A
speech, VAS the reply.
"llasntA citizen u right To stand on n
picket fence II hn prrlnrs?' qucr cd the
prisoner. II always make my speeches
lrom the top uia fence always,
ANY other signs" asked the court.
/ "lle spoke about its being the glorious
fouIth, your honor
"Srosen | did, Can't mau bc n
lew lays oft ia his reckoning without
being drunk can't luz an almanac
arouui IN my pocket just to keep the
run al dates. presume | said the
glorious twenty.tourth, but he mali
ciousIy misunderstood me.
what clsc1'
"Whuu | went To collar him lac said
he was the great American eagle.
| "What Il dido returted the man.
1--WE are all great American eagles for
that matter, IL II against any law OF
this land OF liberty To he an American
eagle"
His honor hesitated. but finally asked
the officer nr any further sign.
"Well, when | got him collared lac
said he wanted me to distinctly under
stand that be- was gentlemen a per
teCt geutloman Just as much Oi u gen
tleman a. any gentleman in town.
81 can no anger doubt that he was
drunk, aud be- 10 tined five dollars"
promptly rewMked the court, aud the
guilty man was ordered Ia fall back and
make room trthe next.
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Acne. poDnd Cal,,orui.Iut.u,

For a week past the rumOr has been
cuTrcIt IA Oakland and ou the ferry
boats that the Athens ot the Pacific had
produced a phenomenon, second only
IN Importance tn the giant powder ex.
plosion, IN the shape ota "une' poudeT.'
A Exporter Nas dispatched IN lnyesti.
gaze, and WAS admitted Ia view OF the
smallest sample Of the gcHUs homo he
ever hchetd. IL vas lost at the time IN a
at OF ordinary baby clothes, the moth.
or, de,cstelOoklng woman Of
eighteen finally finding IL. IL was
. twelve DAYS ct axe, and named Albert.
Though perfectly formed, As babies ~.
II VAS all head, like prairie dog. and
the head Vas the tlnlest and prettiest
little head that ever a mother smiled
over The eyes were arge enough IN
he dec,deily blue, the nose as o. dit
ltrent irl@ the usual plebeian wsrt
WIN" Us'iVc sucVt AZ Usutu % 'tne~fu
Ell, being we'll defined. and the little
mouth assembled closely properly
planted tulict hole irum a -. 100 calibre
revolver A tne head oi hair CrON ned
the little grape-shOt Uranium, aud
plrniituie 1T wrinkles all over the lore.
head gave an appearance Of gravity and
knoNlr,ige Oi the world tO the new eth
zen Tar beyond its days The proud lit
tie mother raised ssyerSl acres OF dra-
perry and exhibited two tiny ieet They
were so small that both occupied with
ease an ordinary baby shoe, and >e1S
demanded AIS pedal garment
neAl at. The hands Is>--sh oompls "
furnished with finger nails, lo6EuiI- =
cisely like those OF a baby monk -
size. When born on the 2oth OF " 10
weighed about twelve ounces xSp1n-
pois Three days siteyward, - \
had much increased In siEe, u ~<iRNcd
one pound. The father aud kdtheI
| arc Mr.. and Mrs. William sanosy.A Mr.
sanssy il painter by trsds md |.
young man, aud thinks lust n highly, |
nos n,ore 30, Of his son N u he wsikhs,
fifteen pounds Alder, .. ptessns !
lively when awake, and very hangr
and very sleepy In general, these bein
the only prominent qualities 90 his ten
psramsnt a. ses- -
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/ IA destiny. speat Of thinking" thi,
tabe 80, and speal. oi mental atti
ode" but Whist Awant TO express 4,
Smethins deeper tho any theory OF
Metaphysical subtlef, Il lsA sshbel
terySdins and posss Ass ~ whole
HE . NiiIAit ~ ut
1t is very difficult teeep your peace
OF mind when other People thrust pieces
/ OF their own on you.
A grave question To- Darwinians 10
consider is this:-if asn is simply q
developed animal why should he hope
Tor any other than an samal existence
A young lady sent q poem entitled.
II Cannot Make Him Snle" to Brit
ish newspaper, the ell Or Of which be-
ieves she would have ,pcCeeded had
she shown him the poem.
our ancestors, the n,nkeys, could
not have been as ignoTan A. some sup.
pose, since they we're a undoubtedly
educaled IA the higher bha. shes.
During the past winter while con-
ductIng revival meetings pe preacher
at certain church was viitng among
his members, and one day "A dinner a
Young lady who was Wiling on the
table astonished the parsoL And herself
~ we'll 10y asking, Mr.. PoLto. will YOU
have some preacher"
The hardest life man can lead ON
earth aud the most full OF aiscry is to
he always doing his own vii and seek.
ing to please himself. liz 4 not only
idle Who does nothing, hut q also IA
idle who might be- better empred.
The most happy man is he VI 10 knows
how to bring into relation tia end aud
the beginning at his life.
\ young mother was giving to her
iye-year-old son IA touching deaription
oi the misery into which the Prpdigal
SON had fallen, Tar away from home and
his kind father Obliged Ia take care OF
swine, with nothing to eat except the
husks ui corn. sc. Then why drln't
hc eat the pig" was the practical reply
All the ynunyStPT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-26
A Chonio urumbIer.

Huntington Al -usCT
The First Congressional Distract Con.
yeniion, at ClIkrburg, last week, ap,
pointed Hon. Ebert McEldowney, Cob
W. T. Thomps 4 aud ], II. Good a.
delegates a. us Cincinnati Conyen'
ton.
We notice IA tw report oi the Con
yention' proccc pgs that J. W. Gala,
her, ut MoundsNlh, a chronic gTumhieT
aud dIsorgsnlIeT fled up his voice Ia
rehash certain ~ since reiuted Sian.
derous charges spipst MIR BAKER OF the
REGISTER. We oppose there is no
nay tn prevent ST people making ass.
es aud fools at the selves, but We sup
posed Gsllaher III been So often vat
down on whilst trug to make himself
prominent IN tbs particular role that
he would not agalI expose himself, As
usual he was slgnay squelChed when
Mr.. Baker called upn the only witness
la the charges naIsd by him, who de-
clined Ia back him N. The cause Of
these periodical attass upon MIR Baker
is found in the fact tat the kEGIsTER,
after thorough lTetIgation Of the
character Of the deislsr oi its editor,
failed To find any mia Ia commend,
aud persistently refus aud still doth
refuse, to advocate ID pretenslUns to
office
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-26
Prejudice Als

ELEVEN years our spghter suffered
on a bed Of misery und'the care OF sew
ersl OF the best land soc Of the worst
physicians, Who gave htaiease various
names, but no relief, an now she is re-
stored 10 us in good he'd by as simple
a remedy as Hop Bittts that se had
poohed at tor two years, siore using 1t.
We earnestly hope sn,pray that no
one else viii let their sic buffer as We
dld' on account at preluse against so
good medicine ~ Hop klers. The
Parents. lauehlln Bros Co, Whole
sale Agents, Wheeling.
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Remamhsr-rr,snas. Rssms.r,


that DIR. Wistar's Bslsam Ovid Cher
~ has proven itselfto boa ksitive cure
for Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis
and all Lung diseases ~ saved the
lives Of many even altar the iectors had
sai,i there was 20 hope ten one
spot," soothing and hesiins as " ~ MA
nc all soreness Of throat and igng A
single dose taken at bed tine " gen.
ty warm the blood, cause reisshing
slumber, and by morning an ,rdinary
cough or cold will be gone, Ione gen
uine without signature Of aniord &
Park. IArse pint bottles $l6. Keep
q hottie always ON hand, u M save YOU
nanys doctor bill. Be sss your drug
sist sets the sens,..s G u. Iaughlin
bros, %; q. W. s Lat I, 4 Co.,
Gllmes, Agents sor Bro spcss o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-26
yEMIMA GROW

on listen. children. one aud ali
on listen, high aud low,
while rrlato tn muurniul fate
of poor Jvmtma CroS,
Icmima was spinisiUr CruW.
Oi most accomplished micn!
He kathersd hark Vas glossy hlark,
Her biil wa' bright aud keen.
Her Niugs WCrr always Irimly dressed
Her SulHp. though sharp, Has lOw
Aud the good word ui even lind,
Followed Jemima CrUu
J,mima SISTER hal mate,
\ happy wiie Nas she
IInu plue they sst Ia Hut,
This family ct three.
Uiou pine tree bough thsy sst,
Earh evening Ia a ruW
Bridegroom S1d bride sal side by side,
Aud sh0n-Jemima Crow.
A short way OF ,he al alone,
Aud TUNED this problem o'eT
"1lNen = trVt no blg Tor thn-e
What Is The siEe Coz iouT-
Aiusys the answer ssmed the ums
.hsSstFsSs IL wss Ihk
Ard ttsA " ss-HNs---=-H-=sH.
.h,n. This spring the ,hre' cane e.0'
All IN their Nunbu NV
Now how can the fact deny
mere came another crow
A bl.ck and gentlsmAnly bird
AZ VAS OF SEEMED 70 DC ,t. ID.
tIoT -CaulCAWi" guoth bro'hef ]" "a"
'Get out ms Is our uc'-
lam JemimAs promised spouse
The stranger urgrd. But suIl ,,t
,.o'st ouu Caw' Cav" cEied br'ihef IN 'A''
whetting an angTy bill.
"So bouKh Il hig enongh foF ioaf,
And scArrely ~ cor three
This IA our home. Aud ~ besohe'
And dad another the
JemiTna uspt. Jemima prayed,
In vain. Away they new
1hcy found - nh spou birch
And thcrc they 81 In View.
piscousolate IeniIaa sits
Hef sahle lord besldt
ne csx,th xay ths uVelonE day,
BOT cannot cheer his ef'as-
Rryll her Arithmetic mind
WHY. . Ibis pr biem 81.
Soi sls sDoasp 10 70, Yh'
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~ n..l.a n.lss A.n-..n

ksuismber that D. x.ptt,s yellow
OF NE bsst blcy.a yes ssS, Sis ,
- and 70 { gSt',s for sSroIaia
(. sS '1 p.s kisaf q o. g. and i'ar5sI:
Ma 80 Prics Earge quart 1bye
~ ~i,h iulI dircctiS 500. A single
Se,sl, S,,l prove "a its merits a. q
Mann r,.n.ver Cor cts like q charm.
| rsl,svi,r bolh phva aud mental dis
tre~.. driyina ont b human system
th~' many ma ~ and blood 10 heir
10 snd rc~torS- natural viSor Ia
4 both Mind - Exhausted by dis
go and - Be makes The old
| ~ ron - a 10 makes the
,ouns fscf rhlin Bros. q 90.
ma Io~R- I1hoas0le Agents,
Whssils 1lnesA Assnss ios
q - a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-26

IN NNu NtIkk WEDNESDAY. JUNE g.
.,-l ear, uu the WbgrUug and Eim GroyU
...iH UlI J4u a, follows.
a.N atll stast tluW rs,b yul ct The u1sd az
Bul uGUlaTi, thereafter ever, half
. NaJii lu Cd, iUgk o. n yNyypt tNy follow tug
|. b. shrh Will D. umttt,l uu wyyk days. via
O.. .u aud . u r n aud Ju SUNDAY
y sI sul H q aIl I ut n. triYs viii b.
~ .ri. Capital clos uur.
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Aosf@

To all who are sunerinz .an the sr-
rors and indisercsions % youtn, xyous
Sc. viii send = recipe thai vim cure
Won, vErr or cuA .el This greet rssne-
az vas discoveries By q mi.ssonay N
south Africa. Send = sddrs.ssd en-
yslope 70 The Rev. Joseph imam,
sssiioa d, New York City,
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THNsEIEHS' GIrIDi.
loo ta..ostus suti, Is made up oa waecHus

''.Nl' gaia recommendation TITS train only
- t,'stru Nbsyiiug ard IuaiClphis
Italy except SUNDAY NrWatk AOummo,iA
lNfNbvuyN.y Accommodation THIS train
'i's CO. .lsy ,sl,,cs batkwari aud t1gwsrl be
Z 'H Martins ftrD and Rrllairr. stopping
'rJ u4uirul az sherman HOUSE, .kiusyilie,
j Isf "A hFg .Hus sH.f t.ray.r Htrr
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IAnxhllA BroA 4
Agents. Whoelinz.
RHsa..asla Need,

" a nensshola hsea -.
kbook 90 he Liver. its dissasss and
their trsatIneAs, can't Tree. lr.sedlns
trs.iisss upon 1issf Complain. z, TORPID
liver, Jsandiee, Riliousne.s hesaeene,
Consilpaiion, pyspsp.'s hssaria etc
Addrs-s Dr. SANFORD, ~ nro@avsy
New Ysfk City, n y. rN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-26

The little girl who was dis.ppoinsed
,,s.ss,.s her name could not be tound In
the bible, says: "Nsyer mlaG ] VIII
h. such 4 good girl that eve. anothsr
Bible IA written, my name shaA - tnts
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Dissolution Notice.

FI,IIk FIRM HERETOFORE TX SIN -
under the name 81 ACfAdien A shepard
has this DAY been dissolved by mutual euusCut
Mr. shepard Retiring Mr. Mofaiicn y ili con
unus the business AI the old stand, No. 1915
Market street sni will settle ny The business Oi
DE ol firm Persons tuosing theuislycs iu
debled will please call and settle lmm.di.t,
J. u, hcfAbbkN
A. II. SHEPARD
lPEtI q lAsn. GIh
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FOR SALE.

TWILL OFfER Al PRIVATE sAIt uSTil
SAIUKuAN June ~, lss, tsu ltsms HOUSES.
No lG Tsciith street, aud No lIl AllrI uun.
t,luing four and hNo Tuums, respectively Itnut
Spld bphte that date, they viii Dee unrtvi Of
public sale AT the ltuui door ol thc tuun lIuu's,
al 10 O'Clock n 1T the HGuyo dAy, Nill sell
SEPARATE 80 asa Whole THIS IL . desirable pro
pvtiy. aud wiil be- SDid UgHfilcss ii prize
miin ID CHRISTIAN AucllonocT
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SAN RDAY. July 10. A. u. iso,

Beginning at 10 u',loCk N sill ~ pibliU auc.
ton at the itnul door ~ the Count Iibus, Ut ssii
county, Ia tho CiIy al Wheeling, the ulluN Ing
des, Tihvd real estate ~ said cay, u'uun sni
state, tuNit The south iva thitds ut lei nam
hetrd one huudtvd aUi ninety eit, uu IT, vast
aids III Ihapliuc street. bvl~c,u twentieth aud
TWeniJ srtOnd street,, Ia the fiHh wanl 90 said
city, being the rial uslHtr conveyed Ia fUauk lin
Minship nov deceased, ny Matthew Reel
aud Nifc. 10y deed dalci JAuuaD l, l>ot, ami
now ot r,Ofh IN SAil CLERKS Once IN decd huut
ID ou page ia Ou said iAud 10 the drsirahlo
hfirk pgidruor IN Nhi,h said tfaul liza Niuship.
nuW deceased iurm,Tlp &C. Iici
Title believed to hv I'iic,i huts,llius ~, ifus-
Tee, viii convey only the title vested Ia 10, ~
Iaid decd 81 lust
ItENs 90 NlIU cue mind ui ihu Iut, haze
money aui ~ WUrn mpfr ~ the par has'f
ma, elect ~ pay ,ash iu baud co. dnN ui .aie
the rcsiiU' ~ me pufrhas, money a. &c. IsN Ahl'
IN two equal lusiNl'm,uts So uur sud two Year,
respectively from the hay ~ sale. with iUt'psi
thereon irum that hay. pa) able I,Ini annually
the purchaser a. give nuits sccufei ny deed ~
trust uIuu the property sold, tot SAid deferred
tnsuaimvuts. The puuht na intthef security
tut aii deferred rvmuub, will hy required b.
have he dw,llug uu said land insured luss "
any payable Ia the undersigned, ~ q reason
ahlp am, uUt aud iu n COMPANY Satisfactory h. ne
IuM ALFRED CALL ELL. lutstTs.
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10 Nervous Sufferers The Great European
Rsmsdy-0r, J, 3. Simpsons
G Ia, h.I..,.

DR. J. n Simp~On 80, 4nC Assiiuins 10 POI.
1--we cure iII rIrftnaLfthrA. ItayJLsncy. We.A
uoss sad ali tlsrasys fvsuitins tfugl sill Abstt
IAasaof. LAsAiIgds. bsyfosslon ~ spinv end
iuBfti0nAl dersHsrmeuu ~ the NsfrpUs -ysls N
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OF CURRENT RELIGIOUS THOUGHT
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