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Passengers Passing Mojave.

MoJAyE. October 11th.-The following
overland passengers, by Southern Pacific
Railroad, passed Mojave to-day. to arrive in
San Francisco tomorrow A. Marshall, Jr.,
cisco Mrs. Shaber, f. n. Mcdowell, G. M.
Bruce, Richmond. Va; j. NJ. Harley, New
York DR.. E. B. Perrin, San Francisco Z.
L. Hobson, Richmond. Va; L. Goldsmith,
Santa Ana; J. M. Rodgers, San Gabriel;
Charles Hudson, Tucson; E. r. Archer,
Richmond, Va; Thomas Price, San Fran
cisco Alfred Poett and wife, San Mateo !;
James r. Anderson, Richmond, Va. Judge
VIM. Schley, New York; j. 3: Martin.
Yuma; Frank LemeD. Clinton, Ill; j. nj.
Thompson, San Francisco; I. D. Sackett,
Los Angeles w. II. Conuors, Tombstone :
Mrs. r. Green and two children, San Fran
cisco
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TWENTY years ago the Republican party pre-.
sented to the country, type of its principles,
one who was born to poverty and labor, Abraham
Lincoln. and though to-day he sleeps In his tomb at
Springfield. his immortal history is living sign Of
and hope to the struggling purpose Of the
honest boy Of the poorest household Of the land.
To-day the Republican party again renews its greet
ing to worth in humble conditions in the nouina-
tion of General Garfield. who exemplifes how, ina
republican society, where schools abound and labor
is free and honorable. the poor boy needs only vir
tue labor and talent to ascend the highest attain
ments of culture and the most exalted positions of
life. He has learned in his experience the needs
Of the poor, the hardships Of labor, and sympathy
for its struggles = Warner N Batcnan
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Failure to Agree-IIeld for TrIal-Charged
with Standardization Ordered

MERGED, October 11th.-The trial of E. J.
Hamilton, which consumed four days of last
week in the Superior Court, resulted late on
Saturday night in a mistriai, the jury failing
to agree.
A man named A. K. Stringer brought Up
from Napa by Constable Zeson, was examined
in Justice Breens Court this morning on
charge of robbing laborer named Smith in
this place on the 18th of September, and has
Just been sent to jail to await trial in the Su-
perior Court.
Three Freuchmen are now on trial before
Justice Breen, charged with stealing hogs
from Miller & Lux, in the San Joaquin val
ley.
The Board of Supervisors on Saturday is
sued their proclamation ordering an election
on the I'd day of November for Justices of
the Peace and Constables throughout the
county.
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Filed October 11th.

"DEMocRArIc ascendency MEANS as among Its I'M
mediate results, reactionary movement and admin
istration against the adjustment Of Southern
troubles. 1t means the non.execution, or the re-
peal of all the legislation adopted by Congress to
enforce the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments.
1t means the abolition OF laws to protec. national
elections from fraud and violence. 1t means the
withdrawal of all national encouragement to tho Cd
ucation of the negro and the poor white OF the
South, and neglect and indifference to the protec
tion OF the negro from the operation Of unfsvorabe
laws and the hostile action of popular prejudice 1t
means more or less active tendency in government
aga nst oil the results secured by the triumph of
our arms and the achievements of our civil policy
over the rebellion and its mischiefs"
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COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION.
CALIFORNIA.
Grand Lodge. F. and A. M.-Land League
The kalioch Murder Case-Arrfvals
and Departures.

Grand Lodge. F. and A. M.-Land League
The kalioch Murder Case-Arrfvals
and Departures.
SAN Francisco, October 11th.-The Grand
Lodge OF Masons will meet tomorrow at 10
A. N. at Masonic Temple, corner of Post apd
Montgomery streets, and be in session daily
through the remainder of the week.
Several branches of the Irish Land League
have been formed in this city.
In Department No. IL of the Superior
Court to. day, the case of l. NJ. Kallech,
charged with the murder of Charles De
Young. was continued TO Saturday next, the
decision of the Supreme Court upon certain
questions relating TO the case pending before
it not having yet been rendered. AS the de-
cision of the Supreme Court will, in q meas
ure, determine the manner in which the case
will come up for trial in the Superior Court,
counsel on both sides consented to con-
tinusnce.
During the past month the overland rail-
road carried 1901 passengers East and 2, 663
West-a loss of 42S. The loss by sea
amounted to 1893. there being 965 arrivals and
1,35S departures The net loss by both routes
was 621. This is the first month on record in
which there was no gain by either route. The
excess of departures over arrivals by sea was
due to the exodus of Chinese to Honolulu and
Hongkong, a loss that will be considered q
gain to the State. The arrivals by sea in the
first nine months of the present year are l, 251
in excess of the departures, against an excess
Of 603 for arrivals in the same time last year.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Ifems from Yicfaria.

VICTORIA, October 11th.-The Indian resi-
dents are now required by law to reside on
the reserve instead Of within the city limits.
j. C. Brown, editor of the Herald, has
been appointed Postmaster at New West
minister.
Opposition Il lively at the Frazer river, and
rates have declined to next to nothing.
Heavy rains have fallen at Yale, bat tie
railway work proceeds steadily.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The Presidential Party.

NEW TACOMA, October 11th.-The Presi-
Dental party left Olympia by the special
steamer Starr at o'clock this morning.
Shortly after II o'clock the boat reached
Tacoma, where the party was received with
much cordially. The boat will start i'm
mediately down the Sound, and will reach
Seattle at about 2:30.
SEATTLE, October 11th.-The Presidential
party were received with the greatest en-
thusiasm upon arrival here, and the usual
"circus occurred-speeches, handshaking.
cheers, salutes, etc.-after which visit to
the coal mines was made.
The party leave at o'clock in the morning
on their way down the Sound. They will
stop at Port Gamble and inspect the saw
mills and have a reception at Port Townsend
in the afternoon
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed octo Der sth.

Edward Cadwalader to W. H. Wright, October 9Th.
for S1The west half of south hall Of lot g. between
L and M Eighth and Ninth streets. Sacramento
Edward Cadwalader to Robert S. Smith, October
5th, for SThe east hal of south half OF lot g. be-
tween L and NJ, Eighth and Ninth streets, sacra-
mento.
Robert s. Smith to James L. Camp October I'd,
for So GOETHE east half of south half of lot g. be.
tween and N, Eighth and Ninth streets, sacrs-
mento.
P.J. Henesey to Elizabeth Henesey, September
Esd, for S5o0-Lot 4, between and l., Twenty third
and Twenty fourth streets, Sacramento.
Filed October 7th.
NJ. T. Scarf to David Osborn, September 2sth, for
s5,ooo-Part of Swamp Land Survey No. 4s9, con.
tanning % acres, more or less.
Barton Lee, by A, D. Patterson, ex-Sheriff, to
Charles C. Knox, April II, 1879, for SS0-Lot 7,
between C and II, Eighth and Ninth streets Sacra.
mento
Elizabeth Shepler to Joseph Holmes, September
S0th, for S5,000-The northeast quarter Of section
80, township north, range east.
Filed October sth.
David Fitzpatrick TO L. r. Anderson, October sth,
for S450-Lots and s. between and u, Seven.
teenth and Eighteenth streets, Sacramento.
Filed October 9Th.
James C. Thompson to James Bigham, October
9th, for 81 300-1he south hslf Of north ha Of
tion s. township north, range east, containing 100
acres.
Samuel Lyons to Caroline Heaton, October 7th,
for s5oo-Lots ID and IA, in block 3s, Folsom.
Filed October 11th.
s. E. Harvey to J. D. Tate-October s, 1880 for
SlS6; the east half of the west half of lot g. be.
tween / and J, Third and Fourth streets, Sacra-
mento.
Telemachus Warnock and wife TO Urah Pruitt-
March 90, 1880; for $500; part Of the southwest
quarter of section 81, township 10 north, range
east, containing 10 acres, more or less.
C. Ballehbacher to J.C. Ballenbacher- October H.
1880; for 81 lot !, between and N, Twenty ninth
and Thirtieth streets, Sacramento.
Mary McCarty to the Central Pacific Railroad
Company 8, 1880; grant OF the east half
OF the tract of land lying north of the old levee,
east of Sycamore street. and west of Oak street, be-
ing about 50xlS0 feet, Sacramento.
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The Mussel.slOugh settlers-Arrival Of
Officers to DispOssess Them.

OMcers 10 DispOssess Them.
HANFoRD, October 11th.-The usual inter.
est is excited here by the arrival this morning
by private conveyance from Kingsburg of
United States Marshal Poole with deputies
Dunlap and Gaulk. They admit that their
object is to dispossess some sixteen settlers.
S. s. Grass, an attorney from Winnemucca,
New, has been here several days looking after
the same business for the railroad. Every
thing is quiet, and no disturbance is appre-
hended.
HANFoRD, October 11th.-No new devei:
opments this afternoon in the movements OF
Marshal Poole and his party.
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NORTH SAN JUAN "TIMEs. About
month ago the North San Juan Times
Office was totally destroyed by fire, books
and all. With his usual energy, Judge
Stidger again comes to the front with
journal in every equal to the former issue.
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HoLLIsTER, October 11th.-Francisco Jose
Furtado, who was convicted of murder in the
second degree for the killing of O. A. Payne
in june last. was to.oaS tha ssas Saote Prison
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The Mormon Church-BrIsham Younc'a

Successor.
SALT LAKE, October 11th--Before the
adjournment of the Mormon Conference last
evening, John Taylor was unanimously
elected first President of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints-a position left
vacant by the death of Brigham Young.
Taylor has been head of the Church, but only
as President of the Twelve Apostles. George
Q. Cannon is Taylor's First Counselor. The
English Saints now control the Church.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-12

CHEERFULLY RECOMMEND Hammers
Cascara Sagrada Bitters for dyspepsia,
habitual constipation and liver complaint
They have made me a well man.
r. DAVIS. All K street. Sacramento.
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NEVADA.

Passengers Passing Carlin for California.
CARL1N, October 11th.-The following over
land passengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive
in Sacramento tomorrow: Miss Bertha
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Executors Sale of Real Estate |

Il CTS 5 AND 6, H AND l. EIGHTH AND
Ninth streets. VIII be sold whole or in
subdivisions. Also
East 20 feet Lot 3. VI and n. Ninth and
Tenth streets with BRICK HOUSE Containing IL
roorrs) in good repair. For particulars, apply to
Il. BURNHAM, 1872 Secondly
street; or Executors.
s. IL DAVIS, 70i street
o6-lm
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HAMMERS GLycRRoLE .oF TAR. for coughs and
colds, contains opiates astringents. The best
preparation out for children.
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HAVE TRIED Hammer Cascara Sagrada
Bitters, and find they are all they are recon-
mended to be. o. N. CRoNKITE. Sacramento.
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BKRTAuD's ISFALLlBLE INJECTION. : TIE famous
French remedy for gonorrhea, gleet, etc. II. &.
Hammer, Sacramento, agent for Pacific coast. Sent
G. o. d. to any address.
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DR.. UseAR's LIQUOR AsriD NE. carefully prepared
OF the best Quill Bark by III. s. Hammer, druggist,
Sacram nto. Crhe celebrated cure for drunkenness)
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CONSIDER Hammers Cascara Sagrada
Bitters superior medicine
JOHN CLEAvE Sacramento.
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

CsEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= by the un dersigned, at the office OF Il. 5.
Tay lor, No $50 J street, until NOVEMBER l, 1880
for the sale of Lo, One a. and X, and FOurtt enth
and Fifteenth Streets in the city OF Sacramento,
together with the improvements. RoBr. ROBERTS,
Executor OF Estate of Z. W Frasier. l.. s. TAILOR,
Attorney for Executor s304plm'
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Hotel Burned-The RaiIroad Cenmiss,or

MARYsvILLE, October 11th.-The hotel and
furniture belonging to Mrs. Lucretia Custer,
Browns Valley, were completely destroyed
by fire last night, during the prevalence of a
high wind. The loss is stated to be about
So 600; insurance, 81, 400.
No complaints were made before the Rail-
road Commissioners this morning. In the
afternoon the Board took special train for
Oroville, and returned in season to take the
regular train for Chico at P NJ.
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HAMMERS GLYcERoLE OF TAR, for coughs and co,ts,
Trv II
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Political Matters,

WOODLAND. October lIth.-The Republi.
can meeting in this city tonight was bv far
the largest and most successful demonstra-
tion of the season. There were at least 500
people present, and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed. The torchlight procession num-
bered over 800 torches, and was composed of
mounted military, the Canal Boys. citizens
and Garfield Cadets, which, headed by
oand, mace magnihcent display. George
a. hnlsht spoke over an hour, and COM
manaed .ne 3eepese atIention o1 the immense
assenpiY' n he was lolo"ed oy george l.
D!onlley, ~h9se speech was also Well re,
ceNeu. me hepuphcans are nlghiy eiateo
over 'o-hiSh' demonstration.
DAyIsvILLE, October 11th.-A very large
ana enthusiaslc hepuoncan meeting was
neid In the nail at DsVisville tonight. d. L.
oaui presided. Judge Cheney made logi-
cal and elegant speech also w. w. Nc
Nag, candidate Ior PRESIDENTIAL Elector.
SHASTA, October 11th.-The Republican
Assembly Convention met at Shasta Satur.
day evening, and nominated Z. Z: Bush OF
hedding, shasta county, as candidate for
Assemoiylhah from ohasta and trinity coun-
''es
DAN ASDREAs, october llth.-Hon. ID. +.
rage addressed large and enthusiastic
gatnering at Anglers last night. lie COM
pieteiy annlhliated the theory OF his opponent
on .no '"'in anu oniuese ques'ions'
MERGED, october llth.-There were politi-
cal meetings here on Thursday, Friday and
SATURDAY nights OF last week. Senator D..
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Utah.

VIRGINIA, October 11th.-The Belcher
pumps will start to morrow morning.
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HAMMERS CAscARA sAeKAuA BrrrEss for habitua
constipation.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

KKTANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
Ing Hotels Private Families and Farmers with Help
Free of Charge to employers. HOUSTON & CO.,
one door south of Fourth and streets, Sacra-
mento CITY. aul3-1pd
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements Of five lines in this department
inserted for 70 cents for time three times for 30
oentS or Us cents per week.
II oST-A PASS BOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco, in
Ale name OF Martin Z. Shea, No. &c, 40 The finder
will please return to Bank o9-5t'
"TANTED-TEAMs To HAUL SAND TO FILL
Wv in China Slough, between Second and Third
streets Apply to E. FAIRCHILD, street. between
Second and Third oSu
CFOLEN-o OCTOBER ., 1885, FRoMN
- c. II SHADES ranch, near Auburn, I'm
one iron-gray MARE, l6 hands high, ZSAA.
branded d" C. s." on right shoulder; also, suck
ling COLT, chestnut color, star on forehead.
liberal reward will be given TO anyone giving in
formation which wi Il lead to their recovery o7-1w-
Mooney WANTED.-IF YOU HAVE ANY
lN1 money to loan. in large or small amounts,
and you can be satisfied with fair interest, ample
security, good to deal WITH call address
CARL STROBEL, No. 321 street, Sacramento.
o66t&sw 2tSW
ENURNTTURE WANTED.-I WILL PAY ONE
II tn ri moro for Household Furniture, Stoves
Carpets etc, than any other cash buyer. s.
P0SkA, No. III J street, between Seventh and
Eighth, Sacramento. s29- 1p1m
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CTRAYKp OR STOLEN FROM THEA
- Railroad pasture near Sheridan, on ~
bright bay HORSE, black name and tail, l5I 70 Is
hands high, very hollow backed and high withers,
about 100 pounds weight no brands, is well bred
(sired by Fred Low, 8 years old, left hind ankle
white has beea thoroughly halter broke, and used
very little: is high spirited and an unusual appear
ing horse. twenty-five dollars will be paid for the
recovery of the horse and $50 will be paid for the
apprehension of the thief MOSES HOPKINS.
Sheridan pctober & 1880 o6-lms
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Filed October 7th.
Filed October 9th.

David Fitzpatrick TO L. r. Anderson, October 81
for S450-Lots and s, between I and U, Seyt
teenth and Eighteenth streets, Sacramento.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of FIVE lines in this department.
inserted for 25 cents for time three times for 90
cents IS cents per week
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-01-01
DELHI ITEMS,

Although punctuality is one of one
of our characteristics, yet it is difficult
to be punctual in sending items from
town which furnishes so few as this one
We have abundance of the beautiful
snow" at last. Sleighing is pretty fair,
where the roads are travelled.
The scholars in this district have a
weeks vacation. There are number
of them complaining of not being able to
procure school books in Redwood Falls.
1t is great inconvenience to teacher
and scholars in not having full supply
of books.
Our debating society is getting along
famously. Some of the more timid are
mastering courage enough to look the
audience in the face, while they are say
ing their say. The subject on Friday
last was, Resolved that anticipation af-
fords NOR pleasure than realization.
The decision was given in favor of the
negative, land it should have been), as we
realized more pleasure on that evening
than We anticipated, by being favored
with some excellent, comic and sentiment
al "auld Scotch songs, given in good
style by Mr.. Jas. Brown of Echo.
The question for Friday next is, Re-
solved that intemperance causes more
grief than war. Aft. Geo. Stroncch.
Capt, neg. T. H. King.
We spent Merry Christmas" and
hope that all of the readers of the GA
zETTE have done the same, and we wish
all Happy New Year.
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New Avon Items.

1t was so stormy that Santa Claus
stopped at the houses last night. He
has concluded to postpone the Christmas
tree at the New Avon school house until
Dec. %, 1880. We hope it will not be
stormy next Christmas.
The champion wood choppers are at
home OF q visit.
Miss Abbott, teacher of the Now Avon
school, is having vacation this week.
Miss Skinner also has vacation.
A party of young folks went to sing,
last Friday night. We suppose the young
men became snow blind, as they lost
their way, and got on the Lamberton
road.
Paul Palmer is building new house
The weather has been so disagreeabit
lately, that the carpenters have had tc
abandon their work.
Mrs. Davis has been very sick for some
time.
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Municipal Election.

Notice is hereby given, that on Tues
day, the 9th day of January, 1880, at the
Court House in the Village of Redwood
Falls, State of Minnesota, an election
will be held for the purpose of electing
village officers to serve for the ensuing
year in and for said village, to-wit: one
President, three Trustees, one Treasurer,
one Recorder, one Justice and one Cons
table. The Polls of said election will be
opened at one o'clock p. m, and remain
open until four o'clock p. m, of said day,
Dated Dec. 25th, 1879.
H. D. Baldwin, Pres't.
Jas. B. Robinson,
A Tower, Trustees.
Chas. Wiltshire,
Walter G. Belt, Recorder.
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The lecture Course.

1t gives us pleasure 10 state that defin.
lite arrangements have been made for a
course of lectures by home talent. There
will certainly be eight lectures delivered,
probably ten. The charges will be ten
cents for admission to each lecture, OF
fifty cents for ticket which will entitlc
the holder to admission to all the lect-
ures. 1t will be remembered that the
net cash proceeds of these lectures will
be used for the establishment of a public
library. The object is worthy one and
should commend itself to to every citi-
zen. The first lecture will be delivered
10y Judge Baldwin, on Friday evening,
January 9th.
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CROULEY'S
One Price Grocery House.

One Price Grocery House.
Just received for the Holidays a
fine invoice of fresh candy and nuts
and other Fancy Goods. Also APP
pies, Cranberries, Sweet Cider.
An excellent variety of Raisins,
|CitrOn, all kinds of Dried and Can
ned Goods, choice California Can
ned Goods, Mace and pure Spices
|Of all kinds.
Fresh Oysters, Fresh Oysters,
Buckwheat Flour and everything
that should be kept at 6rst class
Family Grocery Store.
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Notice for Proposals for the use Of the
County Funds for the year 1886.

The undersigned, the Board of Auditors for
the County Of Redwood. will meet in special
session At o'clock q. M, ON the 81st day Of
December, 1879 ct the Auditors once, for the
purpose Of receiving sealed proposals for the
up to and including the LIST Tuesday Of Janu-
airy 1851. Said proposals must be accompanied
with . statement Of what security win be Civ
EN- and the rate Of interest on monthly bal
anCes Of the an9Hnt deposited, upon condi-
ton That said funds with accrued interest
shall be held subject to draft and payment at
all times on demand, and further: the contract
shall be subject to air conditions and require
ments Of the General statutes Of the state re-
1attve thereto.
The said board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids in whole or in part.
Of December A. D. 1879.
FRED. Y. H0TCHKIss Chm BID Of Co. Com 6.
w. II. HAWK CLERK Of Dist Court.
l. NJ vANSAHAACK County Auditor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-01-01

The pangs endure by the early Christian
martyrs were no doubt excruciating, but
not so prolonged nor scarcely more dread
full than those experience by the suf-
ferers from inflammatou rheumatism-a
disease which is easily durable at the out
set with THOMAS EcsEcTRIC OLA SOW
ereign remedy for rsin-a reliable cura-
tive of kidney, liver and other complaints.
and medicine Of the purest as well as
most salutary kind. Read the regular
advertisement.