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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-09-01
PERSON a..

Mr. Ed Wager, at owcnSbor", Is Visiting
friends here.
MFR. ]. Daniel, or Louisville, was ia town
last Monday.
Misses Lila Baird and Lulic Walker were
visiting Miss Ann Rowan last week.
Mrs. Jannetia Robertson, at MadisonNil lille.
il visiting her sister, Mrs r.. 4. Nall.
Mrs ]. =. Mcdaniel. who Inns been quite
sick for several weeks, is improving slowly.
Mr.. Chas Helm, representing the Bradstrcet
Mercantile Agency, Louisville, Ky, is Ina
town.
Mr.. ]. ". Ford and Miss Maggie Mosely
were visiting relaIiv.s i'm IiVermore last
week.
Judge W l.. Hawkins was present, as
usual last week, assisting ia the exercises of
the Teachers Institute.
Dr. l.. 4. King aud Judge Cyrus ". Cafe
two of CaIhoon's representative young men,
We're la Town last SUNDAY, the guests of the
Hartford House.
Miss Mary Pendlcion, one of liauiord'S
most attracting. aud interesting young ladies,
len last ThurSala, la visit relaiiVc> in Louis
willie aud ShelbyVille.
Capt. Ben Peek, representing the wholesale
clothing house of y. henderson a 60, Gin
cinnati, was In town several days last week
selling our clothing merchants.
of the many pleasant acceSsi"ns Ia oar
Town during the last lew days, none are more
appreciated than thos. of the family at MIR.
:. a.. Hayden, Of Mclean county. We wei
come them Ia our town.
Among the many peasant lady visitors Ia
our Office during the Teacher Institute last
week we're Misses Amanda Roby and Matte
Herndon, of For,isville; Miss Belle Mosely.
Ellis precinct; Miss Matte Graves, Of Pleas
ant Ridge: Miss Mamie Morton, of Ceralv",
aud Miss Annie Hawkins, of Smallhouse.
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Persons desiring to purchase good
land in Ohio and Mclean couL-
ties will do well to call on me before
October I, 1850. | will sell, for cash in
hand, tract of land containing 800
acres, lying i'm Mclean county, near
Green river, and adjoining John Hous-
tons land survey; also, tract in Ohio
county containing 200 acres, lying near
Horse Branch station, on the p. X f.
II. r. These tracts are finely timbered.
For further information see or address
III. B. KINsOLvING,
Attorney-at-Law, Hartford, Ky.
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Will he reelected To Congress and
will be sent TO the poor house il those
have credited do not call and pay what
they owe me. Please comply with Thu
request for | really need the money
and you know you justly owe it,
w. III. MURRELI.
Beaver Dam, KY, August p, 1850.
3l.ot
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader. have you caught . cold? Are you nm
able to raise the phlegmf Have you an irrita-
ton In the throat? A sense of oppression on
the lungs, with short breathf Do you have .
1T Of coughing on lying dOwnf A sharp pain
now and then in the region of the heart, shout
ders and backY II SO, our Advice Is take ct
once dose Of TUFTS Expectorant; you will soon
be able to raise the phlegm. In an hour repeat
the Expect0rsnt, place hot iron to the feet take
two of TUFTS Pills. You will soon fall into .
pleasant sleep and wake up in the morning.
cough gono, lungs working freely; easy breath
Ing. aud the bowels moving in anatural manner.
To prevent a return of these symptoms uss the
Evnactorant aeveral davs
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Sale and Training stable.

have with ME Mr.. James Bennett
one of the best trainers i'm Green river
country and will break horses to single
and double harness and prepare all
kinds of stock for the fairs at reasonable
rates. Stables at Fair Grounds; stock
taken at any time after Aug. 80. Fol
particulars apply to
J. L. IGLEHART or
JAMES BENNETT,
34-3t At Fair Ground.
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Ohio county Fair

Will commence October ), 1880, and
continue five days. On Friday, Sep
TENDER 3, will let the privileges usually
let at fairs, to-wit: Dining hall, three
confectionery stands, Zone in floral hall, }
exclusive privilege of photography, feed,
and horse feeding; take contract for
wood and straw.
Any person wishing to engage in thu
above will meet me OH the grounds OF
the company at o'clock p. m.
34-2t w. c. MORTON, Com.
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now say to my creditors that have
given all the time can give for them
To come and settle their notes and ac-
counts with me. | have now legally
sworn in as special Deputy Sheriff,
l.. NJ. Stateler, who will settle up my
business, and all who wish to save cost
will please come and settle with him al
once. BY 81 doing you will enable me
To sell you goods as cheap as any Other
merchant can sell for cash.
Respectfully, JAS. A.THoMAs.
4S-tf
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The white per capita for school year
ending June ~, 1881, is Sl.I5.
The colored per capita for school year
ending June ~, 1850, is ~ cents.
\. Il. BAIRD, &. =. &.
Hartford, Aug. 30th, 1850.
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New Goods.

l have just received a new lot o
goods, embracing dry goods, notions
groceries, boots and shoes. &c. Thest
goods have been purchased for cash ant
will he sold very low for cash or ex
change for all kinds of country produce
Give me "A call. :. w. JONES,
33-3t CentertOwn, Ky.
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Chickens -Chickens.

We will pay the highest market price
for 80 dozen chickens delivered at once
Bring them in.
w. ii. WILLIAMS 4 Son.
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Dwelling House TOR ~ e..

| own IA fin" new two-s'"ry dwellin:
house in kosine, which | -. sire tO sci
for part cash, and will give good Time
on the remainder. Resin" i, a flourish
ing business town, an the l.. X T.. X. u.
and Il good lOcation for merchant, me
chanic or tobicconi-t.
HENRY ID. MCliENRY,
2itf Hartford, Ky.
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COssse lO See Ne.

Wanted, every person coming To
Owensboro, who has Il horse to feed, to
come to j. +. Yager's stable and learn
something new. CoX's old stand, one
square above the Hartford road, between
Main and Third Streets. 21-6m.
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HEAVIER Dam Public school.

The fall session of this school will
begin September 6, 1880.
JNO. OFLAHERTy, Principal.
SAM'L SOwDERs,
ID. j. RHOADs, Trustees.
X. >. TAYLOR,
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A nice cottage home in Hartford, in
good repair, and located convenient tn
the new school building. For particu-
lars, apply To
I7-tf GEO. KLEIN Il Bro.
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Horse Training.

have rented a stable in Hartford
and will devote my time To training
horses Tor saddle and harness purposes.
| have II lifetime experience in this
business and feel justified in saying
understand il thoroughly. Terms rea.
sonable. Bring ON your horses and give
me II trial. Respectfully,
17-tf CLAY KENNEDY.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-09-01

Heverin ~ Son have opened restau-
rant i'm connection with their grocery
and saloon, and are prepared to furnish
meals at all times ON short notice and
ut reasonable rates Boarders solicited.
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Soldiers Reunion.

There will he Il Greenback meeting
soldiers reunion and picnic at Buck
horn school house, four miles south %
MOrgantOwn, ON Saturday, September
IL, 1880. Speaking will begin at II
o'clock A. NJ. Everybody invited to
attend.
Il. l.. ID. GUFFY.
Morgantown, KY, August ~, 1850.
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Attention. Farmers.

Iamnow handling the Oliver Chilled
pillow, which | will sell upon reasonable
terms. Farmers will find them the best
pillow on the market. am sole agent for
Ohio county. JAS. y. THOMAS.
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-09-01

We are authorized Ia announce Hon.
Jas. \. Mckenzie, of Christian county,
"A candidate for reelection Ia Congress,
subject Ia the action of the Democratic
party.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-09-01

"A house and lot in Hartford. For
particulars, call on WIN STEELE
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A NEwsPAP PER PUB. WRITES.

Ufhce, Evening News. Augusta, Ga
DR. TUT: Dear Sir-My little son. attached
with pneunouia last winter, which left him with .
violent cough, that lasted till within month since
for the cure Of which am indebted toyour valuable
Expectorant. 1 had tried most every thing reeoln-
msndsd, but none did any good until used your e.
pectorant. ono bottle OF which removed the cough
entirely. With many thanks. am yours truly
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Had terrible HIGHT sWEATs.

Memphis, Feb. II. 1871.
DIR. TUT: Sir-I have bsen suffering for nearly two
years with . severe cough When commenced ta:
king your Expectorant Twas reduced 70 one hundred
everything had terrible night sweats- Ihaye taken
half dozen bottles. The night sweats have left me,
the cough has disappeared. and have gained fifteen
pounds in flesh. recommend it 70 ell my friends
With great respect. OLIVER RICE
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-09-01

We will send the Weekly Louisville
COurier-.JOurnal, one of the best week
lies in the United States, and the Hart
ford HERALD, both To one address. the
balance of the year 1850, FIR one dol
lar. Subscribe at once. stiff
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Ncirhbor.ng Fairs.

Bowling Green, Sept. Sth-5 days.
Henderson, Sept. 2Sth i days.
Hartford, October 5tli-j days.
HOpkinsville, October jtl =; days.
Owensboro, October 18th days.
Caihoon, October l9th-5 days.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-09-01

Passengers going east on the p. 4
+. r.. II. can get good, substantial,
well-cooked supper at Cecilian June
ton. Passengers from Louisville CON-
ing west will also find a good breakfast
at the same place. Mr.. John Heller,
the proprietor, is now repairing and
enlarging his house, and will soon have
very commOdious dining and sitting
rooms. He strives to meet the demands
of the travelling public, and deserves
their patronage.
"A joke, perpetrated in the Teachers
Institute by our old friend Mr.. Haw-
kins, may call up a smile with those ac-
quainted with his humorous manner OF
disposing of a subject of which he had
grown tired. Quite warm contest be-
tween couple of the professors CO as
to the object of verb in certain SCH
tence was very humorously ended by
his pretending TO see The whole thing in
a different light; some one questioned
his accuracy, when he declared his in
tention to leave the matter to the house.
While they Were waiting for him Ia
take the sense Of the house as to which
was right he quietly took his seat as
though he We're done. 81 thought"
said the Commissioner, ''yOu We're going
To leave il to the house." al have, sir;
there il is on the blackboard-the house
can do as they please with it, was his
reply.
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The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
Lice Oak assembly.

The event of this week in the way of
balls, will be the fifth annual OF the Live
Oak ASS EN- bly,, which takes place In
Webster's Dancing Academy, Masonic
Temple, on Tomorrow evening. The
pre- vious balls given by this association
have always been very enjoyable af-
tne coming one will surPass the former
oEes, both in point of numbers and So
ciability.. A handsome progr anime
will be presented TO each lady on the
grand march.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
Amusement
"a TALE OF EScHANTMENT."

n AhLh VI hNthAHTmk
On Saturday evening next, Kiralfy
Bros. great spectacular, "a tale OF En-
ohantment," will be presented at the
Opera House with all its gorseousness
This great spectacle has Just closed at
the walnut Street Theatre, PhlIadeI-
phia, after . continuous run Of three
weeks TO crowded houses. Among the
many notices that IL received was the
following:
A crowded and brilliant stage and
crowded, delighted audiences marked
the second week Of the great spectacle
"EnchaDtment." So 10 will be until its
withdrawal, for the public have not been
slow TO appreciate Its splendid scenery,
magnificent costumes and lis Infinite va
rety Of attractions. The complicated
and novel machinery now works ID per-
fection, the ballet, led by M lies Cornalba
and Cappelini, and including Miles. Or
tori, Aida. Camis, Zallio and Casita, and
stage full of beautiful women, is the
embodiment OF grace, beauty and skin,
and the performances OF Molva and the
Herbert Brothers are the very poetry of
gymnastics. All this climaxes In the
great transformation scene, which has,
perhaps, never been equaled- on any
stage, and the fall Of the curtain on these
coabined splendors makes the spec ator
feel as IL be had suddenly turned his
back TO the sun. 1t will be long time
before another spectacle like "Enthant-
meDt." com bi ming 80 many artists and
costing so much money will be present
cd.
Reserved seats can now be secured at
q. II. Thomas q Cos book store.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
Yesterday's Railroad Accident

A brief mention was made In the Ga
zETTE Of yes erdAy In relation 10 man
having been killed near Thurlow sta
tion, on the r., W. q B. X. r.
The man proved to be Thomas Reilly,
q resident of South Chester, and an en-
ploye In the tube works at that place. IL
appears from the testimony Of witnesses
before the Coronei's jury that The man
was in the habit of getting intoxicated,
and when in that condition he was very
quarrelsonie aud abusive.
The engineer Of the train, George L..
jackson, testified that lie saw an object
on the track that looked like a bag OF
euano, but thinking 1t might he a man,
he shut of steam and applied the brakes,
but 1t was too late. When the train wa,
stopped, and the 'body f,l nd wa
In horrible mangled condition;the hesd
and one arm were cut oil and both leg,
were broken. Tie head was so mangled
as to be unrecognizablc. The deceased
was about 30 years Of age. The jury ie-
turned verdict in accordance with the
testimony.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
Brief LOc0Ls.

D Council this evening,
see the Ethiopian" this evening at
tute Hall.
I Live Oak Assembly ball takes place
prov night.
/ city has over fifty thousand dollars
ank
& p, W. a B. r. r. Co.. have added
handsome new locomotives TO It's
'dy fine equipments,
McCabe Senate gave their annual
lasI night.
70 the masquerade on next Monday
ling.
! DELAWARE GAZETTE for this week
oohtain large number OF public
-oVertlsemenis OF personal property.
hchantment" at TIE Opera House, on
Euay evening next, promises 10 bs ea
FOus spectacie.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
The COMING Masquerade.

The eomiRg masquerade under the
able management of Mr.. Anton Henze,
which takes place in the Herdman bai Id
ing on Monday evening next, gives
every indication Of being q large AMI
very pleasant affair. Although several
days yet Intervene, tickets are being rap
IDLY sold, and there is bat little doubt
that the attendance will be very large.
M. Henze intends to make the coming
ball surpass in brilhaucy and variety Of
costumes any Of his previous efforts.
Those who contemplate going should
procure their suits at once, In order that
they may have a larger assortment to
select from. Mrs. Hence has on hand a
number of new and stylish suits thai
who are going should 20 at once and Sc
lest their suits. Every arrangement will
be made looking toward the comfort of
the guests of the occasion.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
In Memoriam.

The following has been adopted by
the Grand Jury:
GRAND JURY Room, F Feb. 4.
WHEREAS, 1t las pleased an all wise
Providence TO call from our midst, since
our last meeting. Passmore ii. Mitchell,
Of the city of Wilmington, an esteemed
member Of this Grand Jury. Therefore
be IL
Resolped, That while we bow to the
will of God, in removing our brother
from among us, we deplore his loss az
an honured member and good citizen.
Resoived, That a copy of the above
resolution be sent to his family.
(Signed) WIN. HERBtRT,
FOrenan.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
4 Quebec merchant has experimental

A Quebec merchant has experimental
successfully in shipping beef to England
in the carcass. The animals are beheaded
the entrails are taken out, and the
bodies pressed into small compass and
frozen. The hide is not removed until
the voyage is over, and it is claimed
that the meat Is superior in appearance
to other imported beef, and keeps longer.
"A we'll known manager was applaud
ing pretty actress the other evening In
a New York theater, when he fuddenly
discovered that it was one of his former
wives, who had married some other
man. He stopped applauding and began
hissin5, which proves the force of pre-
judice.
The U. s. ship Adams sailed from
San Francisco yesterday under sealed
orders.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
u 4lns Sssstts.

I..crpr,pLx DIFrxRrNcE.-n Is
|pls Is that City Council this evening, .d.
P"sod O's .ss the appropriation ordinanos
E"s,os @suu 'uv the appropriation for Public
4. a from $500 to s42' 200, s, on :, /,
+ - The balance Of accomuia.ea
,.,ss " held by the Board, whlcn
Ia, refused to return 70 the CITY
N, This par'pg down VIII VII, rs1ass sos 90
LII appropriations from ssSi 'i!s s S sS
y y. Tsss. This sum Is s22' ''4s %
k.n the total appropriations for
~n,cb amounted to ss4s,sN 30.
Inaaks volumes for the financial
l.ment of the City Council, when
that the appropriations
n we're Increased at least s%,wo
1 introduction Of the new water
.t ,be city mill, and the necessary
/. ,,,ng a new building for the wa
III Surveying Departments. This
4 enable tho Council to keep the
Ite a. 81 Is. probably To 'educe II 70
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
General NesVs.

The U. s. ship Pownattan has arrived
at Norfolk, Va; -7'-.'T''
Henry w. Garrett was arrested in
LOUISVILLE, yesterday, for counter. cit
ing. .--.--- ---',....-.---.,'..s.s--s..-s-ss
A boiler in a woodward at Buffalo, N.
T., exploded yesterday severely injuring
Allen Howard, Q well known oyster
man and truck dealer in Norfolk, Va,
died yesterday. ''''''e -.
a severe snow storm began In New
brunswick on Tuesday afternoon and
continued all night. ..fi - sgt,,1.
Thomas Kelley, aged S5 years, Was
nliied n py railroad train near Chester,
ra., yesterday morning. t'''g
The delegation of Southern Utes. who
arrived In Washington few DAYS seo.
nad conference with the Secretary OF
the Interior yesterday. aHL af'
Counterfeit five dollar gold pieces are
circulating In San Francisco. They are
excellent imitstions, except In being
iighter than the genuine.
The strike at the DWIGHT Mills. I'm
Cnlcopee, Mass, ended yesterday, tho
employers having promised 70 payoas
good rates as other mills. ii.d lu'ls
The Republican State Convention, Of
massachusetts to choose delegates TO the
lineage Convention will meet IN sWor-
cester, on the 18th Of April, q q..,o,
John Morrissey died in q hospital In
Brooklyn, N. r, Yesterday, from wounds
iiinicted by bis brother William IN a
drunken quarrel on the night of the 18th
The House Committee ON Naval Az
fairs agreed yesterday to report sdyerse-
iy The Dill amending the statutes In re-
latiOn ~ adm ission 90 the Naval AcaNe
my. r.l!a 10 -
Governor Davis, of Maine, will deliv-
er his message to the Legislature to-day.
State Treasurer Holbrook filed his bond
and assumed the duties::of his Office yes
terday. ~" NJ No. ll-i1 an =
The report of the court martial in the
case OF Major Reno has been laid before
the President. 1t Is understood that
Gen. Sherman has submitted 1t without
remarks. .''7o'l l'''o WIZ
The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin de-
cided on Tuesday that q mercantile
agency cannot be compelled 10 disclose
the name Of its correspondent In an &C
tion for libel.
The President yesterday nominated
Chas. L. Holstein to be U. s. Attorney
for Indiana; Alexander G.. Wells, Sur
veyor of Customs for louisiana, and
Jas. M. Haworth, Of Kansas, an Indian
Ahspeceor' ffI - rs1 "a haeluEa
The Banking and Currency Commit
tee of the House yesterday decided; to
report tavorably the bill introduced by
Mr.. OConnor, authorizing national
banks to make loans upon mortgages Of
real estate. m. -
The New York Herald of Yesterday
published reports from the famine
stricken districts in Ireland, showing
that over 312, 900 people are on the verge
Of starvation. The Herald editorially
starts a subscription for their relief with
the magnificent donation of 500, coo.
The Roman Catholic Bishop Of Brooklyn,
L. l., has ordered collection for the
Irish Relief Fund to be taken mp In all
the churches and chapels ofhis diocese
next Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
A Schooner Ashore.

During the terrific storm tlIat ragged
on Tuesday morning, the school e.
Samuel Warren went ashore al Tucker
ton, N. J. The schooner was entirely
owned by Governor John w Hall, Of
this State, who went to Little Egg
Harbor, this morning, for the purpose
of proceeding to the scene Of the acci-
dent and ascertaining the extent CT
damage sustained by the schooner. The
crew of the vessel were saved.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
Formal ODessissg.

The large room in the third story of
the Herdman building, recently leased
Jointly by the German Library Associa-
tion and the Delaware S@ngerbund, will
be formally opened this evening by q
complimentary hop. All those who at
tend may expect pleasant time, as the
Germans are noted for having a good
time on such occasions.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
Skinned and Eel.

This morning while horse attached
to a furniture car belonging TO Il. s.
Smith, was being backed up 10 the curb
on Second street, between King and
French, it slipped and fell heavily to the
,treetg AS qui i:kly as possible. the har-
ness were detached from the shafts and
the horse gotten to its feet. During this
kind of weather horses should not be
driven unless they are rough shod.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
JuUensle "Psnafore.0

As 1t has been some ume since Pima
fore has been given In this city, it has
been proposed to resuscitate il. The
posters are out announcing that on
COMPANY composed of children of this
city. The opera will be given under the
directressship Of Mrs. Hayes Of this city.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
Instructed to Vote for Grant

As was supposed would be the case,
the Grant boom received an impetus al
the hands of the Pennsylvania RepHbli-
can State Convention at Harrisburg yes
terday by the adoption OF a resolution
instructing the delegations to the Chica-
go Convention to cast their votes for
Gen. Grant. The resolution met with
of 1873 to 113. The majority was only
twenty, but 1t was enough, and the dis.
ciples of Mr.. Blaine in the Convention
doubtless went away exceeding sorrow
full,
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
The E1.{nODidn,

At the Institute Hall tins evening,
MacAyoy's "Erinopian," or panorama
OF Ireland will be presented for the firs
time In this city. Besides the panorama
there will be songs and dances. Alto
gether IL is very enjoyable entertain
ment, and as the proceeds are for the
benefit of the Knights of st. Law renee,
the hall should be crowded.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
'om a Prominer D.u~ Hama.

WARNER q Co., RocHEsThR, N.
LEAR Ak sIR;-It is now only three
n' SINCE we received your first ship
Vi sale Remedies. We have sold
Isva a ,nls place for twenty years. and
ny never sold q proprietary medi-
nat gives such universal satisfac
n soars, especially your Safe Kidney
co,, lure, and safe Diabetes Cure.
ed 'orsu sraa mention many who have re-
en,,9eat dement, In eases OF KidnGy
Hrs Asthma, Rheumatism. Dia-
nrishts Disease, etc,
SayVsuiiy S.aSsn.iiy yours, SISSON d FOX.
Alexandria Bay. N. Y.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
Thanks.

The Grand Jury yesterday adopted
the following resolution;
Resolved. That the Grand Jury return
their hearty thanks to William Herbert
fn eman and Thomas l.. j. Baldwin as
secreta for the prompt and impartial
manher with which they have discharg-
ed their duties.