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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01
INSTRUCTIONS TO MEMBERS OF COM.
MITTEES

All members Of Committees will report al IN Q
ticket Office at 10 o'clock on Thursday morning
September 10th. After filing vacancies the
books will be placed in their hands, and they
will Immediately proceed to business. Their
reports must be handed to the Secretary not later
than o'clock Of Thursday the judges in
classes l, 2, 3, 4, g. and Z, who shall report "
- O'Clock on Friday.
No person can act as judge in a class in which
be Is an exhibitor.
An article or animal having no competition
shall not In all cases be entitled to a FIRST pro-
MUM, but may receive such premium as In the
judgment Of the Committee It's merits warrant.
No Discretionary premiums shall be awarded,
but articles and animals which are not inclu ded
in the regular list may be commended, and the
commondation together with the reason therefor,
entered on the Committees book for action at
some regular meeting Of the officers Of the Asso-
citation.
II it be ascertaiued that any exhibitor has
made, or caused to be made, any false statements
In regard 10 any animal ar ticlo exhibited, or Il
any exhibitor shall attempt TO interfere with the
judges 10 the performance Of their duties, by let
ter or otherwise he or she shall be excluded from
competition.
There will bc a Committee Of three judges for
each class
Each Judge as named below Is Chairman Of his
Committee, and Is authorized to appoint two
assistants, and report such appointm ehts, with
their acceptance, to the Secretary Of the Society
before September sth. II is recommended that
such assistants be appointed from men and
women who arc active and intelligent. All such
members Of Committees mot being members Of
the society will be furnished with free cards Of
admission, on presenting to the Secretary a
written certificate Of their appointment as such
signed by the ohairmsn Of the Committee by
whom appointed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01
3ltw advertisements.
CATTLE.
Glass Short Horns.

Class 5-AiderReys or Jerseys.
same as Glass 4.
Glass 6-AwShire,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01

TYRONE STATION.


A stagele leaves CurWcnsyillc daily for Reynolds.
willie, at o'clock, p. m, arriving at Reynoldsyill,
at O'Clock, p. m. Returning, leaves Reynolds
vile daily, at o'clock, a. m, arriving at Cur.
wensvilc at 12 o'clock, m. Fare, each way, 50.
A stage leaves Curwensvllle daily, at ! o'clock
p. M, for Dubois City, arriving at Dubois City
at o'clock, p. m. Returning, leaves Dubois al
o'clock, a. m, daily, arriving at Curwensville al
" o'clock, m. Fare, each way, sl.50.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01
Glass 22-Fruits.

NorE.-Fruit must be properly named and
bcled. Make up your list Of fruits carefully.
Glass 23-HOwerS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01

Every Democratic voter In Clearheid
county should bear In mind that wEDNEs.
DAY and THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Isl
and I'd, are the last days for registering
for the next election.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01

There will be an auction sale Of stock on the
last day Of the Fair, at o'clock Those desiring
to sell will please notify the Secretary as to the
kind Of stock and number prior to the day Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01
THE REPUBLICAN.
SG
CLEARFlELD, PA,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. ], 1850
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELEc
TION RULES FOR 1880.


NNNNlN NNMNAAANAH
/. The organization Of tho County Committee
shall be and remain as now oonatitutod-t mat IS,
one member for every borough anu toEnship ana
a Cbalrman. which Committee shall be selected
annually BY the delegates aud their term Of Office
shall begin at January following their election
OF TINS DELEGArEs AND CONVENTION.
2. The number of delegates to which each dis
trict is entitled Is based upon tho following rule,
that Is to say Each election district In the ooun'
ty polling one hundred Democratic votes or loss
shall bo entitled to two delegates absolutely, and
for each additional one hundred Democratic votes,
or fraction greater than one-half thereof polled
in said district at the last preceding Goyernor''
election, an additional delegate, and under this
rate tho following allotment Of delegates Is now
made for 1885,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01

Let every Democrat In Clearfield county
see At ONCE that his name is on the Reg
istry. The list Of voters is now posted up
al every election House.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01

In case any Of the persons so constituting the
board shall bo absent from the place Of holding
the election for a quarter Of an hour after the
time appointed, by Rule First, for the opening Of
the same, his or their place or places, shall be
filled by an election to be conducted piVa uooe by
! the Democratic voters present at tho time
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01
a,sw advertisements.
gfW ANVE'l'SEWFH'S.
Fourteenth Annual Exhibition
Or THE
OLEARFIELD COUNTY
Agricultural Society,
roBInELD At
cLEARFIELD, Pa,
Wednesday, Thursday s. Friday,
SEPTEMBER 10, 1G aud II, 1890


OFFICERS FOR 1880
Presldent-LEASDER DEssNG, Lawrence twp.
MS, sPESoER, Penn twp.
Treasurer-JOnS M0GAuGnEr, Clcar6eld, Pa.
secretary-AL. NJ. Row, ClearGeld, Pa
Executive COmmittee-E. NJ, DAVIS, Penn
W.P. TATE, Lawrence JonS sHIrn Bloom l.
X. DREssLER, Union; PrILIP Dotrs, BeecaIia
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TRoTTlNc, wALKNG & PULLING


TROTTlNG, WALKING 4 PULLING.
No. l-PURsE $40. OPEN TO ALL.
Trotting race. First horse $40. "a Sl5. Sd S.
No entrance fee will be charged. All trottin &
TO be In harness, best 2 In heats.
No. 2-pURsE $50. FoR HoRsEs RAISED IN Co.
Trotting race First horse $40. % So. 30 81,
No entrance fee. Any horse winning In No.
win be exoluded from No. 2. Best in heats.
No. S-PuRsE $40.
Walking race. First team s.. "a So. 80 So
No entrance fec. Two horses to walk 10 an
ordinary farm wagon. Single half mile heat.
No. 4-PURsE 50.
Pulling stone boat. First team 81. "a 81
Two horses to move load not less than feet.
l.. DENNING, President.
AL NJ. ROW, Secretary.
Clearheld, Pa, Aug. rs, 1880.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01
g o Cd FL UR,

or different brands, always on hand, and will be
sold a, the lowest possible figures.
J. II. MeolAin's Medicines, Jayne's Medicines
Hssteiter's and HOohAnd's Bitters.
5000 pounds Of Wool wanted for which n,
highest price will be paid. Cloverseed on hand
and for sale at the lowest market price.
Also, Agent for straitonvills and Curwensvils
Threshing Machines.
s-call and ssefo yourselves. You will hnd
everything usually kept In a retail store.
L. NJ. coUDRIET
Ffenshvills P. o., August u, 1874.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01
nLrcIlos or Anp Dutlrs or enAmNAN

.. Tho delegate elections and County Conven-
tlon shall be governed and conducted strictly in
aeeor anee with the following rules, and the
Chairman Of the County Committee shall bo an.
nually elected by the County Convention and
shall be &c e6ieio, the President Of all County
Conventions.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01

"THE BAYoNET is NOT A FIT
INSTRUMENT FOR COLLECT.
ING THE VOTES OF FREEMEN." !"
-Hanc0ck.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01
Class 7-Natiue or Grade.
SHEEP.
Glass S-C6ts,cold.

Ram years old and oyer-.....,.........".S 3 90
Ram year old and oysr...........u..-...... 90
NAu lufnb w
Pen ewes, years old and over."..".".- 90
Pon eve lambs...... W
Class 9-LeiceSter.
Same as Glass s.
Class MerinOS.
Same as Class 2.
Class 1l--South Dorns.
Same as clamS s.
Glass l2-Fdtted Sheep
Best nook, six in number, ANY age or breed,
Country Gentleman.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01
HOW TO AVOID HARD TINES
Dry Goods of all Kinds,

Such M Cloths, satinetts, Cassimeres, MUSLIN
Delaines, Linen, Drillings, Calicoes,
Trimmings, Ribbons, Lace,
Ready made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats an,
Caps-all Of the best material and made 10 order
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Rice, Molasses, Fish, Sal
Pork, Linseed Oil, Fish OIL, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, oucenswarc, Tinware, Castings, Piow
and Plow Castings, Nails, Spikes, Corn Cultiva
tors, Cider Presses, and all kinds Of Axes.
Porfumery, Paints, vArnish, Glass, and genera
assortment Of Stationery,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01

Z. The voting at oil delegate elections shall be
by ballot upon which ballots shall be written or
printed the name or names Of tho delegate or del
egates voted for, together with any instructions
which the voter may desire to give the delegate
or delegates. Each ballot to be received from
the person voting the fame by member Of the
election board, and by him deposited in box or
other receptacle prepared for that purpose, to
which box or other receptacle no person but the
members Of the election board shall have access
, 1880-02-24
GOV. IIOYY.
INVESTIGATING HIS ACCU9ER.
!dpteL1l Dt,patch TO 7ax Chttdeo Tribune.

~ 11S lf<All4NH tllS ANNUSCts
Special Dtpatch 10 7as Chicago Tribune.
CHEYENNE, W. T., Fcb. GA great conf
motion prevails here over the discovery that
Postmaster Herman Gafcke Is lefanlter 10
the Government Yesterday morning Gen.
Charles Adams, Special Agent Of tho Post
OH1ce Department, arrived hire with AS
sistant Speciuls Lntter and Hall, and pro-
ccctlei ut nnce 10 investigate the affairs Of
thu Cheyenne 1'ost-Olllcr, in accordance with
orders fiUiu Washington. 1'|i8 result WIS
the discovery of q large deficiency. Ills
b0hdsncn we're placed in charge OF tho
office, and matle the deficiency good to
the Government. Tic Charge that G1afcko
was connected With lottery known
as The Grent Western Distribution Company
was also proven. t;lafckr IL the publisher NJ
the Cheyenne Lcndc', tllo tlR!ly paper which
recently made such shameful! assault ulnn
tic private charucttrs Of Gov. f1oyt and
other leading Republicans Of Wyoming Irr-
ritory, whom he supposed lintl made corl-
pIaillt agnfHst him and Spntcs. Secretary Of
thc 'ierritnry, for cnnnect!on with lottery
frauds. The sensational reports about Gov.
llnyt nrs wholly without formation.
Gen. AtiaMs left here for Denver ttlis after
noon md wlIl proceed Ia Washington with
his otc p4Eif%,fTs X e, .;tsa ,t,1'oErSw ,i,;.a p
Special Agent III the Tost-Ol!rc Depart
illGnt+ arrived here to-slny, In acceptance with
orders from, Washington, to Investigate tic
ntfntrs Of the Cheyenne ,Pos,-Dillce. resulting
IN tue discovery nf II deficiency In Postmaster
suretics were pIart.tt III cllarge of The Office,
md will make tllu deficiency good. Grr.
Adams further investigated tho charges Vt
Mai GlafEke'S connection with the Grelt
Western Distribution Company, anil iintIs
them sustained By PRINTS satisfactory 10 him.
Ata5. Glafclte Is the publisher Ut the Chey-
eni'e :Lcalcr: III wh.,se columns the recent
ASSAULTS Oh the clinrlctcr OF Gov. Il0yt anil
turned tn DrMyrr tteslAy. from whence lie
will procceI TO Washington with Ills Ute
prisoners.
, 1880-02-24
matters over, they cn,no to tho conclusion


THEY HAD HEM BwiNnlED,
milling. 'rlc ciaIn now IL tilat SiYafsis
never .pcrf,rlncst tho consideration 1T his
!lssl IN thnt lr never. paid u tlollar, q, the
$i0,HO condition; li!at lie iNtlrh tn dismiss
Ills suits nl!d Withdraw h1s interest in tho
nropGrty ,wlrn l,n tnnk tho ont-t bird; nnti
that he threatened ttmt, na 'u was In pnsscs-
sion a1nl! never Ind dismissed his shit, '1o
would hold tho mine against lluwltrt,
fsoEcrs, and tho resi-. kogcrs clatns that he
owns, nt!e-lalf Ut the ni,r-hlr,l,. rs we'll as
two-sixt'.s upon The uriginnl t!ecd with Hwy,
bert, Or, pllnyrllicr tllrte-stxtlls, nr onrEnlf.
1t wol,ld nit tlo, 1T course, for tl,e ctnin,-
ant to show fnl! hand Just vt this 3nncsslre.
n!tl supply Tic nther sI,lN With III nElusla1c1
Gf ammunition III ndvnncr, bnt It Is conf
!lGntly ssat"t that, wien. !he case comes IL
tG triai tne KnEcrs Mrty VII le aos t. sl,,1w ,
tl0ztng, and Misrepresentation III their most
agErnvat!uE TURNS, mud ,tllRt tho saie WINS
nothing morn thu, IL cheat, nuh tho result OF
II cluvtrly-p!a,lrd conspiracy ytosqNcrzc them
out nn!f get Tho infnc. II u!e trial pans out
as well rs II now. promises, the Developments
arc apt to be decidedly Interesting.
, 1880-02-24


CEDAR itArIns, IT,, Feb. 2o.-1 nm n constant
reader of InE TRintrHE, n,iti hive bccn n,.Icl,
Interested III tho IMtst yenr Dr two III tho lrntIy
articles ,irou t0 rnt1nre4Hstlo,, MID tho con-
ttltlOn OF tho country rnus, nntl, ls suggestions
upon tho Httjcct Eecn to lie IN turicr, will suy
TINT IN lH74-'h-'G spent considerable time tn
travelling ubo,tt tho cnlntry III liotstcIIl, Ger
lnAry, uver tho country rtDH,ls. The InAn nr
Principal ones nre tnn.!a by tho Government,
ar,d nrc what arp called cllnkcr roasln TINT Is.
tho surface Ia Ind with hn11l-lur1l,l btLek, r
brick burned nearly to II tlinkcr. These rnAt1s
lny to tho northwest Of lEn,rs,lrg a!ung tho
eonst of tho Northern tor 1ertfsnl,) OccH1l, nilu
!trnn tanH apparently f0rmrd rruf, the rrcu...
Ing Of tue uccnn hs It lies very lhw anit pnr-
fraty i, ntt u sa 10 by tho ,1lost productive
!nsld In Europe. Of which !llvg llU utHll.t. Us
have never seen tt1c crops anywhere, either III
this ts,1'',.Fy nr Europe. Of whGa! tats. hurley,
ryH ant! Il tall al s'?.lt,growiE'R bean, fF't',
which iurEe 1l,Anttl les Ut oil utr nMnM fnctircd.
h!tve ridden fnr forty consecutive niles through
icen'ntryui,l rynry ilcil.witt,oIt exception,
w,,S tnrtr,nrd tlut THIS WIS the c,so every yrur
70 give better tden OF Tho ertt,s tIny siy that
tlcS hayH never l,een A'e to cut them satisiae.
tiruU tmfur,nurn With what ve call II rtlrfl.cni-
ttr-.-,iat Is, blndca bHt eighteen inches lu1g,
similar to tho enl ON fastened intU
left llnllt nNOtllpr w0lGn hal!tllr, In tho ctt nf
whIea, Ia fustene'f stnnll curved Irol! sA'+ nl
ut cMcf blow iho cutter they. pull tho cut
Tho land Is t'ivltled by deep nntt wlda titchns
from six to eight feet deep. all'l ns wftlc nn,l
tasis ss y ss% @ X na sa's 5 ,n sc an mn %rn e. "a %
twenty fcos wh' mid from quarter to thrce-
quarters Of IL ni1u long. aild I'LL well under
] hs GG th9 F2o water trot aH tG 1ssnm kfsrt
high and 1u0 10 1I0 miles 1Hi1s, rn,ililug frnm
Hamburg around tho tnast lin towards llell-
rK: xn,a ~ Ih9,c t IS i, r. al @ times irg or lcsa
, 1880-02-24

1t IN Interesting. ani to many purrnns 1. ,nay
he prtiltaAlt, tu know tho comparative value N[
different ktnds nf wtnt for f,lri. Shcllls.rx
hickory Is regarded As tho fEfost stnni!Iril II
0lr forest Trees. lis, cnllnH Tint , other trrt's
ho,so purposes us f.lflt,wt: hf,ctImrk hcknry,
lot: rlHnut hickory. !e:s whItrnak, ~; white uSEl,
Y; dogwn0d. 7h; scrlih NAi, ~; white hazn, ~;
Aprlc-trec, 70; rc,i mtk. c.: white icach, H.:
blnrk brc,', IL; yelow oals, si; hnrl 1nup!r, s9;
white elm. 8; RID ccslnr, ~; Wild cherry, ~:
yellow pine, hl: chestnut. T.; yellow r0plnr, ht:
1t Is worth bearing III ..lll.f that iu woo Uf tho
aaIno species tllar0 s Rs,at difference. accor,l-
Ing u tho soil in which they crew., 4 trtu thnt
aolid a1li lrsa durable for fuel, nnsl therefore II
lcss vul,so tlnn irco Of tho Sumo kind fl,nt
grows Ut, 4 dry md poor soil. n tho n.4iIrNry
purchaser tAk il lux at,,i p,e Ii piilo Init III.
housr uRe tho trro grtlwn on dry lillat,d mn,l
standtnE RPart from nil othors IL worth u gtent
u.rI ttttlrp. 1
, 1880-02-24
LICENSED AND ORGANIZED.

SrRIS1FlELp, ILL.,, Feb. 2,-Tlse Secretary
Of State to-day Issued Il license to orgnnizo
the Gartlcn City Electric Light Company
Of Chicago; capital, Si00,00o; cnrWr,,tors,
Joseph II. llirscl,, Elhri,lge G. Koitl, JOIN,
G. Nichbesg, md Levi X. Letter. Also to the
Miller Guild Mining Company OF Chicago;
capital, $1,000, eoo; sorporntoEs, Grtnrge Il.
rlngt0il.
* certificate Of organization was filed by
n1'le HNlrt! Vf Trnl!u nf tile City uf Jntict";
Trustees, II. S. Smith, H.. d. Scntt, II, a.
Sanger, II. Z. Slater, ntlt[ r. j. Hobbs.
, 1880-02-24
Doug1icrty md Niclao1non.
To the Editor Of 7ns Eitttuo0 Ttttua4,


CHICAGO, Fob. e1.-An urticlo In yestcrlay's
TR1DusE purrortIng to give I'M account Of
fight hotween afr. Paul NlcAolson, nEnnt Of
any Partner combination. md Mr. William Il.
noughorty, dues tho former Injustice, md places
hin, ~ IN unfuvurllu light bnfUro tho public,
In tho artiule beaded ~ Domestic Quarrcl--A
Yhoutrical Agent Pounded" Mr. Nicholson Is
,.,Iu to appear ns uicdllor In auothcr's family
atEatrB ns ille!tinK or InstfxutinR d!yurce suit,
AZ brcuking up aud dcspollin4 home, md laAt,
but not lcast, by Implication, branding him us
cowart Lccaugo ho allowed hia ,assattnnt to
",nop tho iloor with him." us tho article says.
Mrs. 1,oupherty, tho wlto OF Dir. Nlohplsons
assatlant desires me, aS her attorney, to giv0
YOU tue fncts IN tho case for the obvious pur-
ss pSss Il /, d& s tSs ss fsM' y g. T. psls1y t Mss
Tho fuct pf long. continued cruelty by DIuKhGr.
ty toward h!a wife, By yloloncy una n4me!es4 Ill
i & al R.,.ss fss"as ss I'D vtsy asaasss; %sss
iliatters canso % or!sIs by tho h!asba1d attack
ing the wiie With .!nus,lH! brutality. and taklnx
oian eAancel u, ct,lu ll1 ~ visitor at tho tiu,o
n.ld took TIM wife und daughter u girl Of ~ ut-
,ivr protection to tho West Iako Street Police
staton for satety' s p',!K1eray1 n,, MpnraIIdg
Mrs. Donvhcrty has implied fur divorce tlust
Thursday her b!ll was llttal IN tho Circuit Court
Mr. pouHhcrty bus pursued N'sati!soa ~ Will rc-
ing tho lives Of tho wIlo ,ulI ,l,uKhtgr. On tho
OucAsion rctorrnl ~ In tho art!clahrt pouRhcrty,
uppsraeheu Nicholson. apparently ~ friendly
Brvw excited, aud, liku tiger, slrung UPON
Him, alld throwing 1in heavily urp, tho stone
h;ss s sa a,. t'1s fs IT, sis Suhoiso Ia stI a IL Ut
tor tho uaouent 70 defend himself. boou after
, 1880-02-24
AT Opcn Letter to 7Ir. AElbler.

LoTy'1
CHICAGO, Feb. s}.-john G. Amber, Secretary,
cic.-nrAu Stt,: Watching the views ant aru,t-
'',,,s r' ,,,i o,.ins, t,,o ,no,h,,. tr,.
1uclls !uf nl'a nsu'st 1'.o M -. .., P'u
pusetl 1nr tho cHccal1'tl dTa's'Re oi the CITY, Us
we'll rs tho most expeditions mcatis and 11iensuros
for tho attainment Of TINT opu, neyluit most rp.
anort rnIIv ~ s,,hm.t:
~ ,,.,. .... 1890.
!. Thnt Dir. l3rown'a project Is tho most prno-
t5cNbty, uB well Us tho most jud!cious. tl,at now
cnn he tloptrtl fur tho co1.stntt supply Ut p,,re
wntcr. NJ we'll rs to tnet the absolute necessity of
provia!hg tleats oi llooa1t's mo se"crs, theFeny
removing tho foul denominations fro1n tho cess"
pupls, Ills ,lens, ho,yaver, ut Il shp.cetlal to
bridgeport Hr1, sjlprtsivhtetl nn jnunGrsl,iyp fur
tho Very rcsuf thl III irss tilt, ,e,i yours not
scuuotli9 su viii ,,ss tho I,,sii- street hr.gD to
]0afi: as tint viii hive to o tlunG OF Tho Luke
Fruit Dr ut Cnii1tnet IMkr.'as bril,x tic yft,ru
drrrrrs which E,,tu his lNItl tl,twl, for Chi-
u,gt,, n1,tl which nro inexorubo md incu1itro-
yt.rtff,ir.
q. I'hut. ny The city urows luroer, tho co,upleto
reunyul Of The nC,y,lgc frInt tho Glli,l llii It's
branches Incomes more and mare III imperative
, 1880-02-24

Nearly 3. 600 ,0U rostai CHRIS wero used In the
United Htates lAat ycar. They nlhu At l{tl,
ole, NHHs., by private ctltlcern 1,der tho gun
erll supervision Of u Government u1lcrr. Thu
work u near!y I'll tohc hy snnchtnery, even tn
committing ind putting tholn mp IN I,MrkNgca Of
twenty-five. Tho tlsu If postal ehris IL knll tn
hayo driven many Innkrrs ut writing piper and
envelopes out vi btlslllnss.
, 1880-02-24
,nred! Cured! Cured! Cured! :!

"S.wNaHKET, n. H.. lice. q, 1877.
"f0r nearly yenr have Ind Auch susIbcnt1nn
and pains III my head md eJs that 1 could NcldoM
s!cep There arpcnsed u 6a something In my nnsc.
lind lhrtG DOCTORS Each Uhs said different thing,
hut conld not help me. Tho pains Increased. Then
Dr. Wei III Meyers pamphlet WAS put In mr.
hind. commenced uAinR the Cure on a Friday, and
fctt hettcr thr next day. On sfonday Krent
rnlypNa. mn Inch Hnd ~ I.nlf Ionu, With str!nR
on II wcse Il toso nxny ,cnnc trnRh my mouth f.nm
my nott. There wns also n hniF !. cmnfni nf d1a-
KnsttHE mHcus came frou, ny nose ind thront,
1hen trcw what wns tile hnttcr. II wns t:alarrh.
thought tfAt my oys wns EDnc bit tho pn!n dis
appeared, md my eyb IL all right TIM brcntha,
talk and alrep naturally. and well uenln.
Everybody ought 10 knUw pf We! lie Meyers
Cntnrrh Gurr. write these few lines to thnnk you
fUr the good you baye done iue. with respect,
"Su2AS Il, LEiEiiTOS."
&c, &c, DC, ,.-kc.
Wei dc Meyers Cntnrrl, 6:nre Is aolt BY drug
Ests. delivered to any ntidrrsr. At tl 13r. Wei
lie Mryrr's lrrntt'c mn t'ntnrrh Ia ,nntI~sl Free
to anybody. II. u. DEWEY t. co.. Agents, 40
Nes.st.. New York.
, 1880-02-24

'tHhtnr. 1,r. Lindsay unaccnsntnlIy faIls to
hrlItioh this hitter fcatur. tlf tho dogs cnIn-
rIrr!a enrtcr, hut Forinps. hle capacity (nr r..
GIsInE truth WIS rxhNikand when tho iirat half
Of The story WIS tfl,l tn him.
, 1880-02-24
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Aea!cd rronnsnis N duplicate, With II raty pf this
nglMh & IL J. nj wc.nsaay @ FIJI, - Try. ~ lal'i.h'
vcErl Vt ,ct ncss " lta city is may 10 rpqulrGd
LIZ pounds t!a.pn t!ear sldcs. IN now xunnIns,
tltrrCs, mt M cIlnln nyer tD lluunts nit cuCh, 10
bn fMll .iinag hu'.Va Nelt Mr!ysn and nailti.
AIi VUuHt ut l.u>h GIcur Htl!us, eslilt plcCu IN bp
eoynr,I With s,.ln sllth. nnd lMsked ii cn,cs q
hH.,dlGt haa. =, nt ~ rash end 4lsa 10 etn,upwl.
ttktn9+ 10 hp frt bctlItls11eh hslrs GhGfl RId1 IL
wvlHh f!'E 10 IT, ~ r.tIn.l I'll tu thoroughly etred
nilh sIttkGh. md we'll lTird nut h.fnrR he.Hx Mckrt
CnsHs. --....
i!Is VIII l received t.r The whole nr my ,nrt OF
cr.,snt II. tlnX rrurctt A tho linn Of gntn..
Er,tIHsAs will LII rGrGlYri subject tO the Utnnl
chndtnns nnu tho right to reject any all bids ls
rrknCfNt4.
Hank pt.lrf,taIs ur fur.hpr Information will be
st, +. aslAll.
MN}t'r and T. II
, 1880-02-24
Oregon Pioneering.


CnIoAGp, Feb. .'+-Tbe writer Of tho following
iottcr is II person Of tho trac, sturdy OH piouccr
spirit. She Travelled a year nko from tho mount
ainous region nf pcnusylvnnin, with ilvo chill
dren to sottto In tho Immense forests Of Oregon,
her husband being u charconl-burner. In fur
Nor letters she hns spoken OF tho agrconblo ell
uInto aud productive soil. where tho turner's will
not SOW spring wheat bccnuso they can only n.y.
erago twenty bushels to tho Acre; whcre they
pinnt and hnrycst two crops Of pntatnes M tho
samo ground in enc scnson. sho says 1t II II good
placo to got "freo from tho demands Of fashion
ard tho annoyance Of dress, and there iB so,lo
consolation In thut" but hero Is thu lust 1ettor:
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Ssn, s,asnst Gstsfe ,Ssre s'%iH'
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r sa VIZ 81 10 THsS recs ~ r nf sa ~
~ tot rnfo ~ lons - .hs sal'H sto, W EatSd
tEs s H. s # ts ais: is'f IT,
ss5oss ss5ss T. a an Ss e. s sf Y sys
known ~ nm w. n dnmaGr; Ky jn.n bud E"n9
ss9 's nc :S e s s n' s" liz II tsns t '2
e s St 1 hn , ~ " @ es H.. " t, f" e.
nnA ts,sn clunherei .hruMah tho best Mny te could:
$s III *s *ssa5 ~ ss, $ @ s%s m
Sfsn ss fully fpr | aeSSs,, y &c esss @ an
with tnllen tMber that ldH not spH,s9 he VIII Eyur
ind In,talsrubls. There wesn n number Vt hnnrDh
GiUwn down iii 'orlIli, and lives lusL but NO
Cpnput Mpk TAal, HHNK vet.
thlat ~ haya hnd Just ~ henry Wind. y Chg
In soaked nHd tho su heceliB very iuUsa; md tnan
the trees nru l A1ld lhu roots run at0nx tho hr-
RturM u tip lh0El aver.
IA IL e 1"h a TteG 5 n woE H. y ~. nSrsa Sw ~ t% 5's III IL
ie NnEket all summer for nathnR. nna now NJ win.
tor for tho tAnD prIGet but ths morning Ed IL uut
thr0ug,u ttIe Ial. Hna Ut II axnlH; for ht an5s s
trout hog lu RON and we are not Fcudy tbr tho
latt0r, m
Winter viii be over brand; @ @;hy, nad tlon We vii
good wuGUs ho rnilrad waHta lnls NJ ff0s. and tpT0
Il Nr1ht UYuf TIC hkaxBl lttyGr guild hHea.
yVt hOpe, AlAHi 81.