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kenda|l's SPAWN Cure on
Human Flesh.

BAKERsEIELD VI. Dec. %. 1879
b. j. KENDALL Co; Ge1sts-I wish to add my testi-
mony in favor of your invaluable Inment, Kendalls
SPAWN Cure.p In the spring of 1862 Slipped the
ice and sprained my right limb the knee joint.
was very lame and at times suffered the excruci
ating pain wore bandage on IL for year, and
tried most everything within my reach but could find
nothing that would give me permanent relief. When
overworked, 1t would pain very much. In April,
1873 began TO thuk should be acrpple for life; hut
having some Of "kendail's Spawn Gure,s thought I
enced relief at once. The pain lett aud has not
troubled me since. feel very grateful to you, and
would recommend Kendalrs SPAWN Cure TO all who
suffer with sprains or rheumatism 1855
Yours truly,
MRS ]. B0UTELL 4.
Is sure in It's effects mild In its action as 1t does not
blister and yet II Is penetrating aud powerful to reach
any deep seated pain TO any bony growth
any other enlargement fused for several days such
spavlns splints, curs cailous sprains, sweiings
any iameness and all engagements OF the Joints and
or limbs, or rheumatism In man and for any purpose
for which linlment Is used for aud beast It Is
now known TO be the hest Imminent for used,
acting mild and yet certain In its effects 1t Is used full
strength with perfect safety all of the year.
gives positive proof its virtues No remedy has ever
met with such unqualified success to knowledge,
for beast well as man. s ~
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for 49, All ggsts
have or can get It for YOU or II will he sent to any
address on receipht Of price by the proprietors.
DIR, b. J. KENDALL 4 CO.,
Enosburgh Falls, Vermont.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
May 10th, 1880.

$1,000: y & IS /; !:
- well as men Many make
more than the amount stated
above. No one fail to make money fast Any one
can do thu work You make from scots. 10 Y an
hour by deyoting yo eyenngs and spare time 70 the
business II costs nothing Try the business Nothing
ike II for money making ofered bcfore Business
pleasant and strictly honorable. Reader u want 20
know ~ about the hest paying business before the pab
lie, send us address and viii send null par
eulars and private terms free samples worth ~ also
ree You can then make up Your mind Tor yourself
Addres GEORGE sTINSoN 4 CO, Portland, Maine,
July 3, te3s.-ly. fssA 's
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DR.. Nichols, who has made series of diet
itic experiments on himself has arrived at
the conclusion that, if the stomach is allowed
to rest, any case Of dyspepsia may be cured /;
that the diet question was at the root Of ali
diseases that pure blood can only DO made
by pure food, and that IL the drink of ma
tion were pure and free from stimulating
qualities, and the food was also pure, the re-
suit would be pure health. g
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They were in the wood. Said he, looking
things unutterable, 81 wish / was. a fern,
Gustie." 'Why?" she asked "Why-
p'raps-you --would-press me, too.' She
evidently hated to do it, but it is best to nip
such things in the bud SO she replied. sim
afraid you're too green, Charlie.'' The poor
boy almost blubbered. - Boston Transcript.
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World you know your own mind, look at
the sky. Would you know your own moods
be weather-wise. He whom the weather
disappoints, disappoints himself. Nature
never INDUCES ia ordinations, never says
g ah - or "alas ~ She is not of French
descent She is plain writer, uses few gest-
ures, does not add to her VERBS uses few adj
verbs, uses no explosives. = Thoreau.
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Statement Made
I'm DER. % ATH.

To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN.-In the year 1875 treat
ed with Kendals SPAWN Cure, bone SPAWN of
raj months growth nearly half large hens egg,
and completely stopped the ameness and removed the
enlargement have worked the horse since very
hard. and he never has been lame, could
any difference in the size of the hook joints since
treated him with Kendalps SPAWN cure.
r. A..9AINEs =
Enosburgh Falls VT, Feb. %, 1879
Sworn and subscribed before this 25th day Of Feb
A. D., 1879.
JOHN G. JENNIE, Justice Of the Peace
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After several years nv refiecksion I hev
come to the konklusion tibet the three most
difficult things in life are--first, carryin' an
armful Nv live cells up a steep hin without
spiljn' an eel second, aktin' as referee at
dog fight without gettin' mad third, edith
ewspaper.--Josh Billings.
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Hole on dar, " said eolored man, hailng
an acquaintance. !" Does yer cross de street
ebery time yer sees me ter keep from PAWN
dat bill |? y I" No. / doesn't" What fur
den ? y . Ter keep from bein axed fur il"
Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette.
A number of barrels Of salt were attached
at Saginaw recently for debt. This cpl
sode. although it took place near the Great
Lakes, was not one of the s.unsalted seize. -
Mr.. S. Knapp Beans. of New Hampshire,
viii lecture asa reformed Republican, Where
upon the Emira Free Press asks +" Is there
anybody who doesn't know Beans ?"
When people retail bit of scandal they
always pretend that they do 1t unwiIlingly.
just as we sugar-coata pill to hide its Bit
teraess.
The man who signs; 'How soon we are
forgotten r. has only to leave hotel without
paying his bill to find how sadly mistaken
he is.
The polteness of the man who is not kind
at heart is like the brilliant veneer which
covers piece of rough and perhaps knotty
pine.
Coming question by the little girl who runs
pyramids with tin pail--" How do you sell
your diamonds by the quart - Free Press.
The DIXIE Of Westminster is to be made a
K. G. # you want to know what X. O.
stands for, write 10 Bardwell slote.
There Is an officer in the army pamed Har-
mopy, and every Secretary Of War feels called
upon to promote him.
/" Tn engaged for this set. said the hen
10 the rooster, as she went clocking away.
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From
Rev. P. n. GRANGER,

Presiding Elder of the st. Adams District.
St. Alhans. VI, Jan. goth, 1880.
DR.. B. j EeadaH & Co., Gents:-In reply TO your
letter will say that my experience with kendalfs
Spawn Cure has been satisfactory indeed Three
or four years ago procured bottle Of your agent and
with it, cured horse OF iameness caused by SPAWN
Last season my horse became very lame and turned
him out for few weeks when he became better, but
when put him the road be grew worse, when
discovered that ring bone forming, procured
bottle Of Kendalls Spavin Care and with less than
bottle him that he is not ae neither the
bunch be found, Respectfully yours, -x.s
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THE EXAMINER COMPRISES
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reading for every member Of the household from the
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MISCELLANY.


Cor A CORNER. Ion one of the morning
trains over the Erie road, the other day, a
rmer-looking man walked the length of
car without finding an empty seat, aud he
slowly returned to one occupied by lone
man, who at once spread himself out as much
as possible, and suddenly became deeply in
terested in his newspaper. Tbe.farmer halt
ed beside the seat, but the other made no
movement. Even after a full minute had
passed there was no sign that be meant to
share his quarters with the others. Then the
farmer touched his arm and said
eff you can hang on long enough you will
make fortune
What--what's that. sir?" demanded the
other, as he looked up.
Its big thing-hang on to It'll" whis-
pered the farmer.
What is it? What do you mean, sir !"
81 tumble but won't give 1t away e
chuckled the farmer.
HWhat do you mean, sir 2"
q mean that you've got the biggest cor
ner on the hog market ever known in this
country, and if you don't make million dol.
lars ont of it I'll eat Goldfish for year.
Half of that seat was suddenly vacated, bnt
the farmer preferred to stand up and brace
against the stove. Wall S. Neaos
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PENIS YLV1NTA RAILR DAD, :
BEUVIDERE DIVISION.
On and AFTER october 9TH, 1880.
TRAINS FOR NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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NoTT vs.. Short w 6 have received from
correspondent the following somewhat inco-
herent account of duel which was fought In
his neighboriood Some way or other we
are half in the dark about the result of the
duel in question, but we shall leave the de-
cision TO our readers:
duel was lately fought in Texas by Alex
ander Shott and John S. Mott Mott was shot
and Shott was not. In this case it is better
to be Shott than Mott. There was rumor
that Mott was not shot, and Shott avows that
he shot Mott, which proves either that the
shot Shott shot shot Mott, or that Nett was
not shot, notwithstanding. Circumstantial
evidence is not always good. 1t may be made
to appear on trial that the shot Shott shot
shot Mott, or, as accidents with firearms are
frequent, it may be possible that the shot
Shot shot shot Shott himself, into its original
elements, and Shott would be shot and Mott
would be not. We think, however, that the
shot Shott shot shot not Shott, but Mott i;
anyway, it is hard to tell who was shot.
, 1880-07-10

THE French Senate yesterday passed tic
Amnesty bill with m amendment Offered by
Con. Poliaser slnllur In character to tho for1uor
amendment Of tho Senate, excluding Incouul-
tries, assasps, and tnusdururs o6ndsmncd utter
trIul from the bnuotita Ut thg measure. Jules
Simon, WHO said he voted for tho aulonllcl bill
fur the sako OF Cancellation, bitterly denounced
tho nutho1H Vt tho measure ~ having brought
great ind arlve trouble OIL tho country by their
ill-udvlsed mud !ntolorant oourso, and taunted
sotne Of tho supporters Of tho n,easure with
having bocu convicted of tito samo crimes
which they now sought to parlon In others.
Such action; he docaFed, threatened tho public
morality. Cazot, the Minister Ut Justice; undo
concillatory spocob, and did net attempt to ~.
ply to III. Simon.
, 1880-07-10

and tn rnian r.rfrea t,f ntnnnf fnnkt1rna nrh
thorrby to atop cxnorss bv rcnlrrInr Gr7mn,,
goods too deor far forclon mortcta. II nm.
presses consumers md tniurrs orn.
tlurcrs. 1,rotcct,on wna nushei nnon
Germapv Nv 1,,amarck urf1nr tho
most lay,sh nrr1ict,nns NJ rov,vcd
Industry. hIuh wages. tnorcascd nroflnct,on,
general c,nnloyr,cnt. md ,yrolti, tn nvory.
lo,ly. Tron ami lrnn ,nnnnfnctnrca ,vcra
frat protected by hcnyy tlutlrs. or co,,rse
tho nrtces of tiomcst,o tron ,yrre of1voucett
tarae,y. The roanufoct,,rnrs flxct1 n acala ~
pttcos under which tl,ev ,youtd f,ot sel1.-no.
noycr< But with thc at,ynncn n nr,ccs cnn.
sumption declined and nxnortnttnn fail of.
md things tvcro renerallv tcnrcsacd untti
thewAmeriean ),ot,, J, cnn,o IA tho,t rcttef no
It did to thoso OF England nnd France, trho
collapse Of tho American tlcn,nnfl 1ns mt NJ,
end 10 tbe Gernnn exnort of 1ron. n,1 ,,o,v
tim manufacturers have thu exclusive l,oma
market whera tho demand In Iesa than tl,o
supply. Tile farmers demanded n|so a pharo
In tho protection, 50 duty was also
laid On brcat1stutrs. Tho German man,,fact-
urer IS taxed OF all tho rw materials lie las
To buy, a1,tl thd price Of bread In n]so fl.
creased, Tho necessity of importing INK md
wool bcceuso of thu insufTlclonoy of Tia na-
tive production hns already induced tho
f4o$np+nr IN n,,attnt, 4fo .3,,{s,. ~, &h.,o ,rtt
, 1880-07-10

a cArALoae Of Knox College for 1870-'Sa3
has come to hand. From tho cutlIox 1t appv4Se !
that tho college Ia now highly prosperous u.'a~ :
the Presidency OF tho Hon. Newton DaieprT. I,
4. H.. LID, late superintendent OF Public
struction Of the State OF Illinois. sIncv If,RD,
dont batoman took Charge Of the lustttutic'
years ngo there has been q largo lncrease' j;
neoes nane9r ot T. students +. and satre hara0}4
graduated cous!stel OF fourteen me !,
tho classical cousae, and tho Junior
Senior Class for next yearl otnbraces q ene
tMembers. The two classes that eEk3 Laxs-st
l>r. Bauemsn bocame President {
sophomore and Juntosj consist ostssa-Ak
1Aumbgrs eauh. There u pstsp+e
, 1880-07-10

THE Republicans Of the Seventh, Wiseon..
Congressional District haro exhibited thslr ~
sunsc In ranosnlnntlng tho Hon. H.. T. Hms.
phrey rs their cnndIdnto for the next House,
very floMo contest for tho nomination hai s..
going on In tho district for'the past six monlS.
between tho friends Of tho Hon. J. g. Thorn :.
rich lumbcrman Of Eau Claire, and tho Hon;'w
7. PrIco..of Dlaok River Enlls. nnother neajS;
lulnbcrtHan and noted temperance aafoe4fs
10th KctHlompn have beon members OF theEtats
sennte, and both have plowcd the ground ~,
very thoroughly, tnnt In his own bchalf!s; ;tudj,
Humphrey was nbsont at bis post In ,W'aabIn;,
ton most Of tho time. md gave his reno3mInaHc.
but.ttttlo personal attention, trusting that ii,
four ycars' faithful aud efficient service Ia d..
gross would not bo lost sight uf by bis const|tu.
cncY when thoy were looking agnin for puSlJo
servant Tho outcome Of tho Conyenhon's h.
bors ut Sparta on Thursday, as nlretdy d,
no1nacd by telegraph, shows thnt JudEo ltun.
phrey's labors have bcon duly appreciated d
hfa triumphant reelection thoro IL no doubt II
the Seventh District Eenurn!iy rolls up fron at,
to seven thousand Republican minority, Rcco,d,.
fng to tho cxtgoncles Of tho cainpnien. ,1btia
tho llrst Congressional nomination thut haa hasu
made this year III Wisconsin, md tic exatup|.
sat at Sparta looks like tho denomination Of IL
enttro Republican dclc9nt!on. ~ ~
, 1880-07-10

Mrs. LILLE .DEyENEAUy BLAKE Inns told
tho wo1nan-suNragisls of New York whut hur.l.
ahps abe and her alstcr delegates suffered Ia ut
tending tssntnvitci and utldcs!rcd) thu National
Conventions ut Chicago and ;ClueIunatt. At
Chicago, sue 8ays, they were treated with little
ceremony. Mr.. Edwards plerrepnnt didn't oflor
thcm eha!r when they called on tho Committee
on RcsolNttous; and nolth0r Senator uoar uor
Mr. Qarlold would consent to present thoir
claIms to tho Convention. All tho distinguished
men said; TASK aomeboily otsc." In Cincl1lnlltt
tho lados wcrc bottor troatotl, but owed their
good fortune 10 ChtInKn gullA,ttry, Tho HON.
CArtor Harrison, Mayer OF Chicuuo, was tho
kutght-oErant ot the oecnsIon. hrs. Dluke sa!.t:
Mayor Harrison, of Chica9o, told Mas .tntho-
ny that he w&ntll b1 proud mud happy to escort
our p!eh.
0aliant Cartcrl OF course ho was glad: Not
because sho was going to tho PLATFORM. There
is au Irresistible charm about u platform which
Our Carter cannot res!ah 1t Is pn!nful, after
this to roul tho further testimony Of Mrs. Lille
Duycrehux nlNkoi
Th!s xns all yery nice. but thoy didn't give us
ANYTHING IL tho platform, my moro ihan thoy
enough 10 n,AkB lis work for the llcrtItrTsitio
purity. II hn9 been said thar 1eu. t}Arteli ID Ii,
fssor et ~; ent T. ta's L. 70. "; lio to!l susan
snllrAgo. Gen. Hancock il still TO DO heard
truIn,
Tho vanity nf tho na1o sox was worry nottoa.
bio ut both Conventions. 1tra, ulnko reuarks
Oh II soornfaiIy;
Ipoyst before Tas . much struck with tho
honss blue rtltkns. ba.lRcs; oilts won't n,arcl,-
lug, men With litt!o cases and naw hutA, ali alike
Such nn slr' They seuned to thluk that thoy
read thGIt speeches; Gypti tho southern ORATORS
, 1880-07-10

Mn. ADAMS. Supervisor Of tho Census Of
Now York. .cstlmatca tho population at tho Empire
City at 1,21h000. The NoT-Yorkcrs claim TINT
hal the census boon tnknu at.nny othor poriod
Of tho yoar than snidsamWor, when many Goth
Dmitcs aro nbsent In Europe or at tho Watering
places, tho population would 10 ut loast 5oo0o
, 1880-07-10

0En,tANY has enjoyed tho luxury Of d
"protecttye +" tarlil about one year, and It's
effect upon the industry. and especially upon
tue agricultural population, Ia beginning to
provoke considerable disgust. Had 1t not
been Tor the activity given to the Iron trade
by the sho1t-llyed American craze on iron
lust winter, protection would have probably
become generally odlous to all trades, rs It's
e1foct has been to increaSe the cost of living
, 1880-07-10

IT Is stated that arrangements nra being
male for duel between thoaon Ut col. Cash mud
the sou ot Col Shannon, who was slain tho other
day BY Cash. Efforts arc boing mn.le to suppress
duolinE IN South Carolina, but THO brutal chtfalry
OF that state love tho brutal cole too doarly to
surrender It oatity,
, 1880-07-10

DANIEL WASHINGTON, notorious colored
dcsperado, hose-thief. outlaw, aud murderer
was haYged ut Charleston yesterday. Ills lust
crimo was tho killing Of Al!au Collins, a coIurct{
man who Eavc evidence against him ia a horsc-
RtgAlux cnxc.
, 1880-07-10

Ar Il Cablnot meeting held yesterday It wns
decided that the money appropriated for im-
prnycmcnt Of rivera md harbora shoull 1lo
erant under tho direction Of the War Depart.
rs,cnt Mt tho ratio al $40 o0n per mouth, tho work
In tho Northorn States 10 bo Iuno during tho
summer, and In tho Southern statcs during Tho
winter months.
, 1880-07-10

SEcRETAnr Scitunz statcd Mt cabinet
meeting yesterday ttat ho wns going TO take an
active pnrt In tho coming canlralxn. lie will
commence ut indianapolis, on tho 18th Inst, lie
did excellent work ia tho Inst Presidential catn-
pa'sn, and bis dcscrvcdy great influence with
his country1uon Will toll largely In favor Of Gen.
Gnrfe1tl.
, 1880-07-10

Christian Governments, refusing to adrn!t or
treat with Christians rs eauhls, It should DO
considered asoutsido tic pa!n OF Christian
Governments, and Should bo tnaste 10 give
way to a System in consonanco with tho
political methods TINT govern Europe. And
tho only way to accomplish this Is to remove
tho obnoxious, inso1eht tlteocracy back
where 1t cal,ie frolu nrld erect a Christian
political State In It's place.
, 1880-07-10

lsTELI1dENcE by way Of Berlin has It
that war botwoon Turkoy md 0rcuco ia tnoyIt-
a1ls; while tho Russian Official organs express
the opinion TINT Turkey will nblde by tho DO
:lsloh Of tho Dcrlu Conference. and that nil will
bo peaoo aAd quiet.
, 1880-07-10

RANDALL has been Obliged 10 take n baok
sent by tho Democratic Peace Commission OF
: Philadelphia. Tho Wa1laco organization fns
bccn recognized NJ tho legitimate ONO. but
rs n sop to Randall tho rules of that body will
hnvo to 10 changed md somc Of tho baokcrs Of
tho Spenkor will bo admitted as members OF tho
fAtmfntftnr.
, 1880-07-10

TIE country In tie vicinity Of Clinton;
H., WIS vsltel ny rory soyero wind and ruin
storm yesterday, which did much damage to tho
cropa. and almost totally ruined tho fruit troes.
The losa causod by tho storm Ia placod at from
$lb.Du0 to 20 OO0
, 1880-07-10

, A MEDICAL Inspector has been sent by tho
British Government Into tho west of Ireland 10
ascertain tho ottont Of tho famlnc-fovcr, which
is reported to be spreading With alarming
mill
, 1880-07-10

DURING the month Of juno Il, G7B, 900 buBh-
els Of snuu were shipped from New York. This
exceeds BY 6.0oo 900 bushels tho luTgcBt monthly
shipment over made from that port. Tho ah!p-
menls for this month. 1t IL cxpeoted, will reach
15,00O,QO0,
, 1880-07-10

THE Pope and the Belgian Ministry have
COME to an open rupture. Tho Belgium Catho-
lie Bishops arc said to DO reJotccd thercut, as
they themselves bud previously broken with
tho Government
, 1880-07-10
THE Chicago Times has made an Important
d6ccyRry In 1 4rrnr1eAf, y,f,bGtfnr snpx rnfaFs

THE Chicago Times has rnado m important
discovery In American politics. It says, refer;
ring to tho Presidential term: .'''3.
Sometimes. the term Of -four. Sears r1inn!nt
from that liked Day; expires FOUR or five daN
Or flvo lnys after that tiny. strict cnns.ruo.
ton Of the Low. therefore. wnuld sometimes
Or five tnya. md sometimes compeIiaato Tor ttat
tMmentMl.to deprivation by furnishing 1t fnr
like number ct dnys with two Presidents Strict
construction Is not always n good Ftll9. ~
II four ycars from tho 18th Of March can b
sometimes four Or five days lnnre than -four
years, aud sometimes four Or avo lays less thsa
four years. the astronomers ought to know It q
once. SO TINT thoy may flx mp few additional
leMp years for publl0 conyonenee. e. {:
, 1880-07-10

AN Omaha lry-gools and post-tratIers'
aupply tlrh has fatle1 With liabilities estimated
varlousry from $4,000 to $4,000 Assots nptat-
naly c1nal to liabilities. Cause OF failure, poor
accounts Of tho post -traders,
, 1880-07-10

TIE Cu,cAno TntnCxr has established brnneh
Offices for thd rutcpt OF subscriptions md ndvort!sa-
'mtntx m follows: ...t e.. ,~
NEW rOisK-Room = Tribune building. F.T. Nc
tAbuES, Manager.
GLASGOW, scotIhnd-Alnn's American Nows
AKencf. II nenaa1d.st '..... ....-.
LONDON, En1.--AMerlcan ExehahEe. ~ Strand
HENRY +. GILLT0, AEent.
WASHINGTON, d. C.-131p r street.
, 1880-07-10

The Cutlan patriots tn Now York deny tho
truth Of tho recent statements rs to tho dercat
Of their compatriots on tho island. All tho sur
renders, thoy claim. are tho results Of Spanish
1,rhce
, 1880-07-10

fr1sh tenants should fakn their pruttctlon into
their own binds; whcrnupoa, he WIS called To
order, hut llo went un Notwithstanding. FilA1-
'fy. tho debate was adjourned till Tucsday.
, 1880-07-10

by thu discovery of hIs deceit nn.1 lcfaIrntlou.
Tho wdtkH In which ho WAS engaged viii bo car
flcsl on by tho company. oF which, lIy tho way
Gen. Shnlcr ia President, and 1t Ia prounblc tt,at
The woFkingmcn will hnvo their losses mndo
, 1880-07-10

JOE EMslEr (F'Ftez), with his family, sailed
for Europe yesterday. Tho sonal Fritz expects to
return in August fully recovered and prepared
to delight many m American audience.
, 1880-07-10

SAN FRANCISCO l,as Il population Of 993,
OC6. This inclutles 6AD Celcsilas. Tho 'Fris-
cans claimed population Of 2S0,ooo