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and symmetrical christians. He held it
to be the duty Of parents TO see that the
reading and all the influences Of their
children were favorable instead of an
tagonistic to religion. It was not to be
considered - unavoidable that our sons
and daughters should grow up In the do
minion Of Satan, have . period OF Sow.
ing wild oats" and then expect them BY
some miraculous means 70 be wrenched
from the bondage of sin, and made use
full christians. The chairman OF COM
mittee on Revision of Creed. Rev. Jas.
Brand, read his report, but the subject
was to be taken up again and fnal action
was deferred.
The town 10 full of strangers a. we 60
to press, and time and space are too lin
tied to more than refer to the proceed
ings thus far.
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COMMUNICATIONs.
SPENCER.

May 10, 1880.
Farmers are taking advantage Of the
6ne weather and pushing their work
strongly.
The business interests of Spencer are
good.
A. T. vanVolkenberg has, by enlarg.
ing his rooms, splendid place in which
70 carry on his extensive business. Above
his drug-storc, hardware, grocery and
notion room, 10 the Office Of one doctor,
. harness maker, and Brazendale's cigar
manufactory.
Across the street, ON the west, is the
dry goods store of j. w. Moore, who has
at present large and assorted stock in
his line. Mr.. Moore II doing Q good
business.
William Orr is now the landlord Of our
hotel and does not deal out vile liquor
over the bar.
, Ths r. r. fever reached here last
Thursday evening, and like tidal wave
It completely submerged the people Of
Spencer In calculations and prognostica-
tions in regard 20 the r. II. which will
be built through this section between
now and the first Of January, 1881. The
stockholders signed . contract stating
that 80 per cent. be paid when the iron
ID laid from Port Huron to Wellington,
and graded 10 Spencer. The remaining
81 per cent. when the iron is laid to
Spencer. The people Of Spencer believe
this secures them from Ill swindling.
sa-f TKLL o. PHONE.
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Oratorical Contest.

We had the pleasure Of attending the
Interstate Oratorical Contest held in
Oberlin last Wednesday evening in the
First Congregational Church. The tiIk-
cts were sold as IS and so cts. each and
nearly every seat in the house was taken,
besides occupying the aisles with chairs.
Tho entertainment was of very high
order - might be inferred from the fact
that the speakers were the choicest Sc
lections Of the colleges Of their respect
i've ststes. The program was ~ follows:
Organ Voluntary. PaoY. r. n. DAVIS.
Invocation, Pres. fARcMLD.
Americans. Anglo. Afric, Aborigine.
srxruxx MAHrrxDALs. Beioit College. Wis.
Duct 0aper vorref. Haydn.
Miss JAQuss AID Mls. Rrcn.
The Evolution Of Government
RicHAnD YArns, Iiinols collegc. III.
Gallo Solo. soa9 without words, Aendelssohn.
M. czAa HsYDLxn.
The Standard Nation ofthe Future.
LINCOLN DLxox. State Univsrsity. Ind.
Our Prison waila
Z. Q. Los.xx. ottsrbein Univerdty. o.
Trio. Believe Ne, Verdi.
Ma RICE AxD MsssRs CzAxlxRLArN AND RlcR.
Poe.
L. C. Hanna erinnsii College. Iowa
Overture to Tampa. Herod.
CoxsRnvAroEY ODcnHsTnA.
Announcement OF Dseision-
Overture Of Marriage Of Figaro. Mozart,
coxsnsvAToHY Onczssx1A.
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SULLIVAN.

May 10, 1880.
Our town was thrown into quite an
excitement last week over the w. g. L
Z. r. r. President Mack WAS here look-
ing up the interests of the road and We
are hopeful orce more bus may be doom.
ed to disappointment.
Miss Kittie Parmelee Of Dayton has
been spending few days in town.
We had q gentleman from West Salem
in town last week, who claimed that this
township owed him 500 a. local bounty,
and he wanted it, but when . receipt
showing him that the bounty had been
paid, was shown him, he threw up the
sponge. Strange how some men can for
get having hundred dollars paid them.
We always know It il anyone pays US q
hundred cents.
Mr.. Herrick, Of Cleveland, spent last
Sabbath in Sullivan.
Our farmers are all very busy putting
In their crops, consequently it 10 pretty
dull in town, but IL we only get the rail-
road wont that be . boom!
OLD SOLOMON.
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very little to encourage men to invest
money IN Ane sheep, since is 10 NOT poe
sible to ensure their safety especially at
night, for every neighborhood has q
swarm of supsrnuous dogs sof no use
whatever, and Q nuisance toe everyone
but the owner. Anyone who has ever
had the experisnce Of trying to protect
flock Of choies shecp after the dogs
once goa . taste can appreciate the sitn-
alton. We remember the killing OF 10
in a night, and the sickening sight Of the
dead and wounded on that CORY field,
and remember. too, the pugnacity Of the
exner Of the leading dog, in never for
giving the neighbors for discovering hi
wandering cur in the very act Of mutton
murder. - --
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Late News Notes.

Chas. Haskins and westley Maloney,
ofWakemsn, were arrested May 9th on
a charge of stealing wool. Haskins was
. well-to-do farmer and heretofore has
borne good reputation.
A young German of Fremont, who
had tried doing nothing for twenty-five
years, hung himself last week, as the
pleasanter alternative to working for a
living.
A miners strike at the Silver Greek
mines near Doylestown threatens seri-
ous trouble, and the National Guards
from Wooster and Massilon and COM
pany from Columbus have been on duty
there.
Among the death notices In the Mead
Vile Index this one occurs: At Mead-
vile, Tuesday, May 4th, after pro-
tracted illness, the Daily Reporter, in
the second year Of its existence. Nal
practice Is suspected.
A Aconfiagration at Bradford, Pa, SUM-
day afternoon, burned so buildings and
set fire $50, burned "a, 900 barrels of oil,
with prospect Of consuming much
more. All this was done by a woman
turning on the gas In q gas stove and
then putting lighted match to 1t. The
explos,on was the prelude to the de-
struction that the fire completed.
r. C. Parsons has sold his interest in
the Cleveland Herald to company ol
Cleveland's wealthy men and goes ou
editorially and altogether, and J. C
KefYer, late associate editor Of the Lead
er, will be ejitor-in-chief Of the Herald
with J. II. Kennedy, also of tho Lead
er, - managing editor. The Herald
was excellent under the late manage
ment, and both Leader and Herald viii
be regarded with fresh interest by thu
reading public.
A disgraceful procedure on the par
Of about 200 students Of Wooster Uni
i versity, lead by some Of the Juniors
was that Of holding q chivari arount
Pres. Taylor's residence, while the Fac
ulty and seniors, invited guests, wer,
being entertained thore. They did no
disperse when politely requested by tn
President, and trampled lawn an,
plants to their destruction. It seem
incredible that 80 barbarous q compan,
to the number Of 200 could Be foun'
this side of civilization.
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Awriter in the Western Rural sympa-
thizes With Ohio in passing through the
Hulless Oats Swindle. He says $20. 900
worth were sold in Trempealeau county
In 1873. The oats yielded almost moth
ing. the notes were sold to innocent par
ties. sent ON and collected, when the
agents wers ssfeiy out Of reach. and their
contracts TO buy up the hafvsst at big
prices were of course never fulnlled.
His advice is to let the dog loose when
any agent comes to farmer's door and
names the subject Of Bohemian Oats.
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The cause Of the boiler explosion At
Bxiw Hll. which resulted in loss Of life,
is supposed to have been from expansion
and contriction, and It il asserted that
90 per cent. Of the furnaces blown up in
the Nahoning valley in the last 20 years,
were - unpreventable - this, and due
to 'the Same cause. We have never
heard of boiler explosion that was an
ticipated. .5 -ssl
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Wakametkla, the Medicine Ian
Not.iny has been added to the medicine anA
,otliing las been taken away 1t 10 without deoof
hc Ugsr PURIFIER OF the DLoop and RBN1WJD e
the system ever known to man.
This syrup possesses varied propsrtisa
IL acts upon the Liver.
II nets u pom tho K1dney0s
Bs egulotes tho Bowels.
II pu RI lies tho Hood
II quicts tho Nervous Systems
Il promotes Digestion.
i. carries on the old blood ana makes
Now.
IL opcns thc pores OF the skin, aHA
induces Healthy Pcrspirat10n. =
1t ncutraiizas the hereditary taint, or poison In
the blood which generates Scrofula, ,Ryspelas, and
'Thcre arc uospirts employed in its Manufacture
and IL can I've taken by the most delicate baee, q
by thu aged and feeble, care esb eeaG rsqHssd =
alx,siioa 10 L.S<ct.ous.
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J9s Gutrrprise.
Thursday, May 49,. 1880.
.w.HoUGHTON, M.H.HoUGHTON,
EDITORS
CSew York Tribune, sth.)
Delegates To Chicago.
A MAJORITY ALREADY AS
sURED- AGAINST A THIRD
TERM.
GENERAL GRANT 1856 VOTES
SHORT OF A MAJORITY,
WITH NO APPARENT PROS
PECTS OF HIS GAINING MORE
THAN 90 ADDITIONAL
DELEGATES.
BLAINE AHEAD OF GRANT,
BUT 1Sa VOTES SHORT OF
3 i "A MAJORITY.
ESTIMATES OF THE BLAINE,
GRANT, AND SHERMAN
MANAGERS.
GENERAL GRANT .lS5 VOTES
SHORT OF A MAJORITY,
BLAINE AHEAD OF GRANT,
BUT 1Ss VOTES SHORT OF
Ali A MAJORITY. 4
ESTIMATES OF THE BLAINE,
GRANT, AND SHERMAN
MANAGERS.

Six hundred Of the 756 delegates who will
compose the Chicago Convention have been
elected. They come from % states and six
territories. Ten states and three territories
are stin to elect. OF these 600 delegates, the
Tribune; after most careful examination Of
the conflicting claims Of the partisans Of the
various candidates. assiGns a4l to Senator
Blaine, 224 TO General Grant, 9l to Secretary
Sherman, 81 TO Senator Edmunds, and Is to
the Hon. Z. B. N'ashburne. This gives no
candidate majority Of the Convention, SD
votes. Mr.. Blaine lacks 1SS votes. General
Grant 155, Secretary Sherman 2Ss, and Mr..
Edmunds So6s In making this estimate the
Tribune assigns to Mr.. Blaine only II Of the
New York delegates and IS of the Pennsyl-
vania delegates, although the Blaine Club 1t
Washington claims - Of the former and %
Of the latter.
The ststes which are still 10 elect delegates
are Nevada. on May IL; Florida, Michigan
and West virginia. on Nav II; Illinois, Ne
braska and Minnesota, on May 10; Alabama,
on Nay 20: Louisiana on May -; and Colo
RADIO on Nay 8. They win elect 146 dele
gatcs. There are four TO be elected in Nss-
sachusetts. and six from the territories. or
these states, Michigan, Colorado, West vir-
ginia. Nebraska. Nevada, and Minnesota, are
counted - certain for Blaine, giving him %
more votes. curying hia total up to 2sl.
Grant hopes Tor the solid delegations Of Flor
ida and Alnbama-2e votes-but he Il sure OF
only portion Of Illinois' -. There II the
best reason. also, for thinking that Alabama
and Florida win both be divided. Neverthe-
less, giving him all the votes Of these four
states. Alabama %, florida 9. Louisiana 10,
and Illinois -, he win get only So votes.
bringing his total mp to $40, or 90 less than .
majority. Instead Of these going solid for
Grant, however, It is now quite likely that
Blaine viii get enough Of them to bring his
vote mp 10 above 900. with . corresponding
reduction on Grants vote below SooI
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n Wholesale destruction Of sheep on
the lfusssy farm scar Elyria. by which
fosty-nins ef he hock wsre killed, il
only oae 1oss example Of the worse than
wosthlssnsss Of the strolling cur, and
theI cfininal indimsrsnce 70 he rights Of
pruperty-ownen shown IN the fact that
Tor fhess suecsssive niGhts the blood-
thIfsey eanines followed up thst maneled
ed worried hqeks and sucoeeded in kill-
~ uocs eae6 time. though The sheep
~ vaasAsd ed defsndsd. Thsrs n
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III. L. WkitbecE & Co.
Man ufacturer's Agents.

II You want the best and cheapest Of anything
manufactured, call and examine the Manufacturers
Catalogues circulars and terms before PURCHASING,
send for circulars of what you want 70 your
County Agents.
formerly occupied By p. G. Thomas.
A few good agents can nnd profitable employment
by calling at ONCE, or addressing with stamp,
22-st. n. L. wHfTBECk . CO.
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When John Sherman became Secretary
Of the Treasury the public debt. less
cash In the Treasury, Was 9,061 $780,
CSC - and the annual interest charge
was tol .40S. .645.60. TIE debt b now
81. .94s. ~. .654. %. upon which the annu-
alinseress charge is tS0. .e46. .055. 90. The
principal OF the public debt has been re-
dpced during the present Administration
e118, 81. .032. -. and the annual interest
charge reduced e18, ,457. $50 80. These
are formidable Asures and show good
management.
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Any white. soft wood may be reduced
70 pulp and used in the manufacture Of
paper. All bark, knots. decayed places.
and dssk spots, are removed. Itis then
bollsd and put on large stone grinder
with water pouring over It, and worn In
- iAbrss nnsr than sawdust. and drained
fsugn ~ waaer BY hns sleeves. Mixed
witA rag pulp OF anything having strong
Ahce, Il y made into paste and run of
Into papsr shssts. II 10 cheaper and
cleaner thsn rag pulp which has TO be
washed, bleached, and treated to chemi-
csl processes TO make II fit for use.
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Hosiery Department.

A special bargain In embroidered balbrig-
gan stockings. The cheapest line of ladies
and misses hosiery In this market, all selected
stock and remarkably good value. 100 doz.
Is cts., % cts. and Is cts. per pair. Every
department replete with new stock. Special
bargains In all lines of goods. The most
complete stock In this section.
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1t Detroit. Syracuse salt can be pur.
chased By The barrel sS per cent lower
thaa Csntz.l New Yorkers can get Il at
Syracuse By the load. because in Mich.
Il comes into eonpetition With the sag-
insw salt. When the fshermen on the
cosst get foreign salt without duty eyra-
cuse affords It to them at very low
peiee. Il - therefore suspected that II
Tie duty on foreign salt was removed
or American manufactures could well
enough afford It at lower figure than
thsy now get for 1t. and Congress has
been asked to move In the matter.
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Hon. 8. s. Warner received the very
ilne eompllment from the State Conven-
tion It Columbus Of being made Presi-
DENTAL Electsr at large by acclamation.
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Buy FERTILIZER for Gar
dens. Phosphate, $l.65 per
hundred. Bone Dust, $l.75
per hundred. Cheaper than
any manures.
MORROW & co.
Jan. 1, '60.Smos.
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For Sale.

House with sig roomn and lot On South sids Of
Adams street. Also vacant lot on South side Of
Magyar street. For terms inquire Of Q. Q, Warner.
eff.
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DIED..

Died-At Wellington, O., Apr. Esd, 1880.
on her 50 birthday, Mrs. Lucia D., widow Of
Alonzo Van volkenberg, and daughter of 8.
Barton. She was born In Concord. Erie 90 .
n. Y, was converted and joined the n. z.
Church In her twelfth year, to which she re-
maincd devoted member. Her married life
being brief and her husband much OF the
time An invalid, she had scarcely been away
from her fathers house, which is now doub-
iy stricken In the loss within the year of both
mother and daughter. She was patient In
suffering and though greatly desirous to live
for the sake Of her father and her boy, was
peacefully resigned, aud ready to 60.
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A Very Exce,,Snt d.dioan..

CLEVELAND, Cuyahoga Co., o.
Dear .Sir.-Bcing troubled with Pain In the
Back and Kidneys, and scalding of the Urine, u
commenced using the great indian nlc04
syrup, which has given me great relief.
can recommend ]: as n very valuable remedy.
MIs. L. II. EGGERDINCEn.
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Edwin Eastman IN Indian costume.

Edwin Eastman IA Indian Costume.
SEVEN AND NrNI YKARs AMONG fR8 CoAANcaIs
AND APAcHHs A neat volume Of 500 pages,
being q simple statement OF the horrible facts
connected with the sad massacre Of . helpless
escape of itst two surviving members. For sale
by our agents generally. Price e1.00.
The incidents Of the massacre, briefly narrated.
are distributed by agents, YRxE OF charge.
Mr.. Eastman, being almost constantly at tho
West, engaged in gathering and curing the matsei-
ais OF which the medicine is composed, the sole
business management dcvolves upon Dr.. johnson,
aud the remedy has been called. and ts known -
Or. Clark Johnson's
INDIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
Price Of Large Bottles e1.00
Price Of Small Bottles 50
Read the voluntary testimonials Of persons who
have been cured by tho use Of Dr. Clark Johnson1
Indian Blood Syrup, in your own vicinity.
Testimonials of Cures.
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Liver COMPLAINT.

NoRwALK, Huron Co, o.
Dear .Siy:-Bcing troubled with Liver Com
plant. tried numerous remedies without
lief. At last was ind iced to try your Indian
Blood syrup, 4 short trial of which cured
me. I have also its beneficial results
among my friends, and Can, therefore, recon-
mcndit.
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A Good Blood Purifier.

'krhsY, wyandotte Co., o.
Dear Siy:-I have used YOUR excellent In.
dian bleed Syrup for Impure Blood, and
have b-cn much bcne6tted thereby. can also
say that for Loss oi Gspstite Il has No equal.
R4BECcA KIRBY. (
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Tho Best Eensdy Known to han !

The Best Rensdy Known to han !
DR.. Clark johnson having associated himself
with Mr.. Edwin Eastman. an escaped captive: long
Q slave to Wakametkla, tho medicine man cf the
Introduction Of the wonderful remedy Of that tbe
Tho experience Of Mr.. Eastman being similar 70
that of Mrs. Chas. Jones and eoa, of Weshinstfn
Co, Iowa, an account Of who's, sufferings wcro
thriilingly narrated in the Ae,o ork lra OF Dee
18th, 1878, the facts Of which Gro 80 widely
known, end nearly parallel, that Lut little ineu-
tion Of Mr.. Eastman's experiences vi bs g.vc.
ume or 800 pages, entitled, ..Scrcnand Eine Year,
Among tho Comanches and Apachcs," cf w.:ch
mention viii be maco hereafter. Suffice Il to cay
that for several years, Mr. Eastman, while cap
tive, was compelled 70 gather the roots, Kuns
barks herbs and berries OF which Wasametxla's
medicine was made, anil IL s:ill prepared % p.o
vide tho sANs materials for tho ercccssful intro
duction Of tho medicine TO tic word; and assurea
The public that the remedy IL tbs came noI ~
when Wakansl,ia compelled hlsa to mAss1I
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MRs. N. WHEELER.
Disease Of the Lung, and Liver.

MANSFIELD, Richland Co., o.
Dsay .Sr:-I have used your excellent In.
diNn Blood Syrup for Diseases of the
Lungs and Liver, and have received such bens.
fit from it that would not be without the med.
]. DOUGLASS.
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Another Sufferer.

MANsFIxLp, Richland Co., o.
Dear .Sir:-Having used your I N d 4 . n
can rccomnendit to be a frst-class remedy.
A. MORROW.
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E0R AGkhma.

MANSFIELD, Richland Co., o.
Dear Sir 81 was troubled for long time
with Asthma and Lung Disease, and after tax.
ing your valuable Indian Blood Syrup
was greatly relieved
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SILK ERINGES,
S1aaps d Tr1nanoings

The latest style Of silk fringes and bead
gimps and mantle ornaments; special atten-
ton given to the trimming Of mantles and
dolmans In the latest trimmings. New
stock Of ribbons, lace, edgings, inserting,
lace veilings, ruchings and fcheus, silk
mitts, nne iisle gloves, lace ties The most
extensive line Of fine dress buttons and gen.
eral notions stock In the city.
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. Corset Department.

Several new brands have been added to the
stock In fine wove corsets. Corsets at Soc,
rs cts. and &1.OO. Corsets exchanged IL not
sstisfactory. Underwear and Hosiery De-
partment with q large and complete stock in
each department.
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All that I. is Recommended 10 Be.

MANSFIELD, Kichland Co., o.
Drar.Sir 81 have used your reliable Indian
commended. 1t cured me of Lung Affections.
HENRY wEATHERBY.
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Fancy Goods Department.
specialties not to be had else where.
Kid Glove Department.

"Genuine" Downs s. Bassett two-button
kid gloves at 81. 90.
Extra quality three-button kid gloves,
black, medium and opera shades, ut IS crs.,
e1.O0 and 81 25 per pair.
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Dropsy Cured.

BELLEvILLE, Richland Co., o.
Dear .Sir:--About five years ago I suffered
from Dropsy, and deeply-settled Consumptive
Indian blood Syrup cured me, and saved
Mrs. MARTHA REID.
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w. Mrs. SAMUEL sHAFFER.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia.

BLUFFroN, Alien Co., o.
Dsdy SRI was afflicted with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint for ten years, and q short trial
Of your Indian Blood syrup has given
me more relief than all the doctors, treatment
have received during that time. ~a
r. WILLIAMS
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Cloaking, Shawls & Mantles

Pattern mantles In the latest styles.
Fine all wool French cloakings, light col
ored cloaking, and ulster cloths In select
patterns. Fine Paisley and black Thibet
shswls, new zephyr and all wool plaid
shaWls.
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Sure Cure for Liver ComplaiAt.
BELLEvILLR, Richland Co., o.
Dear Si.-This is to certify that have used
your Indian Blood syrup for Derange-
men, Of the Liver and Blood, and it effectually
xurcd INC.
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FANCY DRESS GOODS!

English, French and American fabrics.
Colored silk and wool cashmere effects
used In trimmings and combination suits.
All wool debeges, new shades in colored
cashmeres, all wool lace buntings, black all
wool buntings in the best make, brocade and
brocatelle goods, children's suitings and
plaids, and q full line Of low price dress
goods at 10c., 12}<c. and 15c. per yard.