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est en!lnlMrIt. In this magnificent, ,p,,n-
y "sn v' Il! St"S; ''essi'ass wi'ns!' a, q : Sa
" ,l"',s ~ MHanr w. 'c.n to sks'. sa5a
III r,,'i.,sI!, IL, ""a' s',i. al!a WORTH
Aronn,i o', s,,o ,I,r"uo ,au S" If Inn r,,r,,,,
ttp St usar sio ,ny,s n h st's a,, Y. 10 % se % %a9
where ", wT @ lmr,, n nfd . where his y sss
~, VIZ ~ thnI u lnt uf tic steaa
5Hcsta tnc, tross. r t,;sxre xress
or w .ls.lls"l1 s[s ;is ny ,,,,,,,,t the nsnho
a,tis, Y y, ~ t Ig t,1 1nnhnn nf tho wn q
in the wyri. W. ;iut,iea,sS ( nhno'ci =, e, a
mi iii tho martyrs u iii tic esss ~. 1Ss a
"0s9' H., -. -. ! t Win III III
a. tn.s !anet'lro l'festlct't Hayes |ahI ,,,
rn!n AIM ~ ,',rt'tot anS ,l'rnsnsoM, M
n,,'r mmn ~" ~ n,.oa' ss in!l %ls entoyiu7 Az
~ IanHu .itttcLesllflE Gxerctxs,I Ia n
nn!lor " ulH Ilien!nfyot !ler dIstfnvuTssll la
sett5 .6lio 'Hattt tllAt, Wlelt lB wns n sHHlshtd
ssS ! sefsietins ssfs G t1Is tS !ss .ss, i'
~ tHeif :&alagtllge) llu will be sssli ssd
"n': H. a.. 49,, .t,,. e'eS
saa stteE t!n Las sqna n'1oFtnnn's Afarcl, IN IA.
a,.,t,v v,t @,i,'; 3;nes,Mnh, a, WHO lsnl been rs
,vn4 M r6,Msn,, ,f un oesnro tly Tho aildIcs.s
Sl,,.r,,;n,,sJ MI. f,s;xa v, euniltslhi Of {ien
frequent oiitbursls OF oppla,isn' n 'eeeised viii
,yas eoilot, ,,no,,3 o,"t s,".,,: fost." ....
toilnWs: "1e"' s'pslahtlalys
crSn. ~ ,II|1s rfs1nEsr 1t, AEn ~
sttnmc9s nI sno gsnth Of urf. su1'Gvrrom sss s.a
nnir1ny nnG nn,t n fnS,tSI lsF,,,:t n to spe,as::
htn IT,. um ,nt n. ,,iM,,it ~ !ae hys " ynl.s 'ns,
ru,1..sn,nr t1i ~ ii,ot ~ ~ 1S,e hEc-fs yssr
soii was Wtho'It ,ri cnrtny. ~ ren1;ys ey telhe,
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IN TIE NIGHT.
ELIfa1IT EErEn

WAsrr1SGToS. u. G.. July aaa-11 30 p. H.
The Presidents afternoon fever did not
nbate rs early Tonight Us heretofore, and
there was slight rise III the pulse and tenn
poraturB between Sand 10. These unfavor-
able symptoms, however, did not long, COLI
tinue, and at this hour the foycr tB B,lbstting.
The patients skill IL moist, at,tl l,v Is sleep,
ing quietly. The slight nggrayation Of
tebri1o symptoms after the tlats Of tho last
official bulletin il regarded by the attending
surgeons as merely temporary flucsua1Iou.
and no especial importance Is attached to II.
p! 1:15 Il. u.
Tllcre has bcen no material change In the
Presidents condition sll1ce the date Ut tho
Inst unofficial bulletin. At this hour tie
PRESIDENT Is quietly sleeping.
, 1881-07-23
GRADUAL RECOVERY.
HISS AND 1tEYnu1lN,
Enkefal NiefSafeh f0 TAa n Liam I..tbataj

Special Dfspateh to TAs Chicago Tr1una.
WAsn1SnToS, d. c., July H." won't
sny that the PRESIDENT is nut Of danger,' -
said Dr. Bliss, lntc last night. "but viii
say" lie addesl. that hu Is doing better that,
any af Ills physiclAns expected, mid II lie
does not SURVIVE, for Olle will bs greatly
mistaken" And Dr.. Reyburn, who waa
staalins near, with his naive, dry, Scotch
lusnor, anu Il twinkle In Ills eyc, said, /" All
too" The comparatively cool weather. ot
the last two days las added to his comfort,
nnd mnde 1t unnecessary 10 keep the rufrfg
erntlng process In operation. Still,
THE ltsEstDENT IL vKlar WEAK.
The p!,ystcials say that The food which lie
receives is now sufficient to add little to his
strength. a1,d to supply the waste which Is
constantly g0lng oil through the wound, bnt
1t Is found that l,g IL not yet capabl9 Ut re-
sistlhe any Unusual excitement, and, for this
reason, tie surgeons In cllarga insist upua
nj perfect quiet Us cal bs secured. Thu
President does not sleep W much In the day
as ile dill Wien 1'a WINS suffering laurp from
pa!n, md lie receives fewer drugs to cause
uf morphine only ut what lle calls Ills bed
Time, and 10 has not bcon 10 sleep without
That night since llo wns slot. The p!,ysl.
~'@''9 '~>1 ''o' ~" "t''' @"''* *a1osG Ho law
aiollK f1IHi:s or CLOTHING,
wool or eotton, III the wound. although the
fact that the ball was confcal, they say, leads
item to expect less dallgtr from tllat source
than there would llayo been lad the bail
been round. Tho President wore b l[Rllt
s0ulen unlcrsllirt, and the woOlc., i,brcs arc
aae''.nea ,. H. ~ INV eou'e lton ue s''tt anu
not uo eoat* aii examination of tho
.uas S w. aN S'o"n uAs sno.e WV ny pefsepllo!e
r a.sS y. "o.e ltoha w. eas!eenoae, II Hete
a.J .ia,.a aaS s note nplts H. y. W. @ %eaaa. ue pns
.,a,', .".us e@peet 'Aan a., aoy WIZ cohe oat Wy
nata'a' .n'' ~ psoesss tne "ouns1 " progressing
w, Mei'. % au ..ele IL ho !oheeI any uouot that
~. 19'at"t 41oceSs " Hea44!s tess pFgull'
ine ualiy microscopic examinations Of Tue
puS 'aa U a'Sc!osa any Dad Indications
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hccausc Of tho was.a occnstoncd by tho drain
Ut tho wound. X very slight excitement
might stop tho improvement mud put back
tho recovery for weeks. The tteci.fon was,
therefore, unanimously against taking u,,y
risks,
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Description ol the Statue, The Gem.
r''' etery, and Their Surround.
iogs.
Affection with Which tho Residents
Look upon the Dust of Their
Dead Friend.


.,., aa. ~ .1otsnos,' u"o, n'.s ao-'aS oee'I l'l'
',.,." 'auso y, sta'a army " setcrln is'soes'
., WIZ eo"e .1oll 1eaf MtHl l1o'l n1"F on pr
sM"so t.s.a y. ao'e "sN. nAec1'oL' u lestus ~
.,'e;l W.uylns aevolo" 10 IAe memory o.
Ma,,,,o 'o,, mo''zoo ls cual,l'a,uer' @ Me''' =. ID
aasi anh "stao.. n, A"uclp't'ng sne etUws
,r.... ,". eAenoI1'ene " Ao u.s' Ahh
aus,.'. uNn teptese""ltvo hla"asea ~
no s."a,e ". Mn ENTITY ts"'.l. ocIoio tae i,l'faa'
su's, t"".S .. .ao v,alaso wese iatt!y astlr, o.
sa"w1"s Mn'~r .S ovlaetees t,at tey reallzed t
"i n.' ., asa' WIS ~ w .haaFeetis eoi.'etrt,'
nro' s. a.! n4o"'. ~ 10 p"t t'!.eo n'.hutes M!lH
,.. to u'a "epos 70 tlle ''o,the1ss poiacI "I the
.um. ,.' ~. 49,. ~ le spos Mh9'o 'eposo tlo IT,
'"''"' VI a.o .lonolsa us'tu'
i, h,,. s LIE, IinEanasi ;'.!.,a. ltss1;f
to,.o., ~ .,.n n.'",t p.sn,sson". uI's'"a,y
s",rn;r y" s,o.. uo Msi slso t.,. .".', "ei sun
,I,....Is ..n,ts oa'oi"lso nl.'c' ulo"nu IT. 1heso
s,' s.oMnus "to ''ost'5 VI, high flagc' Wh,c'l
oss..oaA , ,s, n,o ssSe nus s'eW ol inc p!a'ls
n.o" NV ,'i ~ pos.t'on ~ the monument, os'
ue ofo" ol Ina l'!i' us wen us sts coiossal pro.
p"a.so''s' gIVo slh8hlarly oola an!
s,,'..'t!''aIs .,,n..,i.. upptafaaee. AS i Wa'kea
o.u".y .,'nn ~ tlie sllo u LUZ s'ope' leellns
ul'. . M'' .tc'u'ls VI to'S k'ot''''. en-
sunmtc1eu .u ',. sno ses.un' WHO WIS ous'!y e'l-
E"su't .oHs3 w elo "a!hs' "ii'a u"ttll'e oll
the M A'..s.'s touehes loF l'se uealcatofy eScf'
c'seS Ms,t VI llle "ay. .--...,.
Me "'po'y 4aek rooih'" tao OK! ihati re-
n!"'As"' "lte9 p"ssinE lae t'the OIL aaS' "hat
wv onl aaoy ms 9'lst given us tonr acres
nlofa M III a.!u TO tao srt''lht's. afd now wo cntl
~ ,saa u.csl =. li ~ 'h i'tee sl'a!e. -,
Ans o!u iauy WAS Tile wlloWcu tnother
~ "et' meiHelSo', WIN lives nll alohe III
uae ae'st Wlll!e cottage winch IL 10
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n,,s I%ax rS,,arEs: k !''o conclusion "t dt scr
ssycnteen y..'rs ua, .th this so,tnx ,,oru. u,rl
pf y to st al ssa.e 81 1ers': st%i
jutnntc,i Ia In hrrc. WIN c'S nss s""o nn,,,nI Wn}
y s!"rte'l' y, u ,to,ir jesiRnoi to N';l snill
!.racn Ills A!nn Mater, tts own hurno ut
nhI1r, ,s. ,s' aM ;his @ rnsr'Ht hera ehrc IT Cyr.
VII, twrtv s5 ;,ars ~ a ~ o o. PHI a Rt!nEns
e @ 81 "en es;ac 'a9i 9iu f a.I,n Gfis of ss
from himself lis .purrnsr Il, nssist uii
tl,iA pccasIou,. un.t tits lnvu Tor It'd
nt mn9tnGry of Mol'hersos. addressed y mite ttl
~ rnc y skWSI ~ ~ r!'y II. ias msie @ fo ryl.
t,ssN nn.ss,,, ~ a tu1 81.
Fnllnwfuy ms1swSr, Va ''Aeoaop' an' 'ee''Yea 'oa
ExEttiriv. MANSION, WAsutrart,s. u, O..
july Ia-DEan UkanHti f. tic una unannoMs nj
President tul,st slot sou my ss.7ngo 1acea Tor
s.'.n0 tad yet. Was nori,ttntl 70 ,laltyar y0itr
ss;as9G. 10 W9lfn no F1niie nrieiiy nilo anb.
Nsk tIo sbcri" 4, ,ay thns f., III nvcrv o dss IT,
Il vo 1sge ser w tnoa % ,n' +, H y ,,Tipxs 9ape
fcpt that Tho dur did Btnlu IL t,ahisxl ftle,'
,o ~, eofrao iils n,cssaEu s hrlBf. bat, FROM hs
inr. Vtry sIn,,rrrIs s HE n VIII isn1nvvr"
ITO uet.. Snortnai,."
viii not mar tho t;Iect or this trtc ri ofr,c.
thls sllrno nsda ssrs " sbe s'i as',es Is Or Ito.
Flcrson. will arIan this day d, prayer that tho
mnjcste Term & nf uot!' 0nrtlGhl. fuli Ut heaItti.
y r., 9M IT,, hG. s iay soi sta @ wnnra W. 10
70 nearl to ei,esr 81 II .tlio battle Or ito Tic
uon At tifs Hin, ft'l'ntai of nntr'otsn 'spa
r,,t,,, nAnr,r1.n.
rx.pu..,.,,,..fJ.., us .,..,.' .".,
prcslent S;ariietI, slate.i J,.sS ' i, wIlich @
t',c ,i M5!ter stiett ihas ~ exEectett TO attend
tv MG;tle!!au; IL "o'u'hR cSpeelal OF
pracr 1ss Gf 1 @ sss s s xns HS Dsst 1 rH3SS Isks II
EM,tIsr ~ Gimeinnnii. t,s,,. i1ogr'1 c,,u a;e,.
;r sp,S Ts,tr,so s FEe!yE fsnsv iro ~
nrnsn,t t,n,, a,om Hill E, "rr3, 10 III, ~
s,,;n ta % iattr f ,jefiIl,r i ee; s sIrapso p'
l, ft, },a W c,rso f rnsi,iy ritix @ to is an sient
ki a aaq 1S 1 ,v wG aaeS1seh bstTa h. %Ms
tnrn, n mi nti o., ,,sn II, in,. =, ~ ssm,-
Il, tl,u Sayn,tn"nt r,ny t:otns, ,,nsitias IL Soue
Oh n1oiioil OF t;uy. fostar. sesumti'i ]y
INT tt q s"n Ms L, PrnsjsnXt sp
'',S f,s9 i,%I'X Ii;o sons .A,nsr,c, y rr..,,,.t
uaycs intrn,l,,cMe s'''' te''"''''
oHS. N; +. ro,!oE, OF oiscrSSArr. ),
from tho sa'l,a field of lMtto oil which (ion.
Alelhersol! fs!l, nMl, II WIS Thought Mt. tho
"sp,s sS 1faly IT y asss M1ea Il os HsE&%a ESrss i Hs
Gei,sra! liltroa,!cea llis reiiarks by elvnt Il
s"rt cs"'it "t tsree,e9 @ Of Tug sS!yS
!Ex,o,'. which Wss ,!a'ly y tl,s Ar|y e. to
tennessee .,'a! ,nss,Sttsl by TUG clt!kots% % nt
sMila !rieiias t!st NoIeFtnl'iea 70 Greet snit"
Tho m ' rP'eaksr thc, went 81 to s!yo q 6riei
scpSs a I ae % t!rannM pGts ~ irs. ts o ta IL,
class nt 1871 l,e was ,assIgicil to thu Eli
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Industry and Fair Dealing.

We congratulate the enterprlsiny
firm OF Halliday Bros, on the grand
success which has attended them during
their three years of business On our
midst. Starting in the face of capt.
alisis and in defiance of the most active
competition, they have won the conf
,Ience and respect Of the citizens Of this
and surrounding counties, in addition
10 sustaining high reputation abroad
in commercial circles. We see constant
ly concourse Of people going to and
from their place of business, which un-
doubtedly speaks louder than words.
They are daily receiving immense
quantities of goods, being heavy dealers
ln all staple articles. often purchasing
groceries and provisions by the car or
half car. paying cash and getting at all
times the lowest possible figures on all
goods. Judging the future by the past,
we bespeak for them one OF the largest
and most satisfactory trades attainable.
They are selling goods for cash and
will always te found on the ragged
edge OF the market.
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TRIED AND TRUE.
Every Bottle of Marsh's Tonic Astrin-
gent is Warranted to Cure.
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera In
fantuM ami all Bowel
Complaints.

We hereby authorize all druggists
and dealers in medicine everywhere to
guarantee MARsHs Toxic AsTRlNGENT
to cure Diarrhea. Dysentery, Cholera
Morbus. Cholera Infantum. Summer
Complaint, Spasmodic Collie, Cramps
and Gripping Pains in the Stomach and
Bowels, Chronic DiarrhGa and Dyson
terry, and all relaxed and deranged con-
ditions OF the Stomach and Bowels, and
to return the money in every instance,
where it fails to do all claimed for it,
and charge the same at cost to us. or to
the wholesale dealer from whom it was
obtained. who will charge it to us.
MARSH Bros, Kansas City, Mo.
Manufactures ana lrOprietOrs.
MAI:sHs TCNIc AsTRINGENT is pccu-
llarly adapted to children of all ages as
well as adults, Icing pleasant to the
taste and safe IN its action. Price 20
cents. For sale by W. &. FOut Il Bro,
kirksville. and by prominent druggists
verywhere
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Loaded Dsslaess lOeak 10 eeats per LIE
u, per cent discount tor additional insertions


Enron Reforms and efforts
To bring about reforms are proper in
all eases. Errors in law or otherwise
especially ifperpetuated should be point
I'd ont when discovered and corrected
IL is commemorate in one 70 acknOwl-
edge an error when it iskpown an err
ror has been committed. A wrong COM
mitte1 knowingly. especially If an Off
rial act should I've condemned though
not in an angry or revengeful manner
for that would be- a wrong in itself
Criticising the acts of officials in their
official capacity tends to keep them on
guard that no wrong or error may be
committed. Criticisms are common to
ward officials in their official acts from
township justice up to the President
of the United States. Officials elected
hy the people are not masters but ser
wants OF the people. Those empowered
to administer law should I've strict Oh
servers 0f law. There Is no more Jus
lice in law in general. than there is in
the common transactions of business
outside. Answering an argument or
statement By blows shows weakness and
tends against the person adopting such
course. Provoking circumstances for
he moment sometimes overcome the
letter judgement of good men. and acts
are committed that are afterwards re
GREETED. In accordance with scripture
mightier is the man who overcomeS his
temper than he who taketh city. A
fault with all people is, one can see
faults in others quicker than himself.
which fact at this time is duly consider.
I'd by the undersigned. OF course the
above is in accordance with the Judge
inent of the writer. WV. HAET.
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Down they 20 |!

For the next 30 days we will
offer to the public fine clothing
made to order, at prices that
will make you smile. We can
make yor Il fine, all wool,
black diagonal wor>ted dress
suit for $500 such rs our com
petitors charge you from 1872
90 to $500 for. Nobby, all
wool business suits for $4,000
same us Others charge from S25.
TO $500 for. Elesan all
wool pants in dark and fancy
goods for $500, worth SIS.
Remember employ only first
class workman, and guarantee
aperfect fit, and entire salts
faction or no sale. Call and
see our goods and prices.
w. q. CoCIIHANE.
JUNE 18th. 1881.
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Tne Call for . Carcus Revived.

New YORK. June a5.-An Albany
special says new movement is to
be started next week for party cacus.
The feeling is becoming more general
that the deadlock cannot be broke
until the cacus is held in the regular
way and a nomination for Senators
made, the minority submitting to the
majority. If the cacus programme is
accepted by both sides the deadlock
will end next day. Al present this
seems to be the only chance for reach.
ing the end for month to come.
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Nearly 4 Miracle.

+. !Asenith l'all, B,nghamton. n. Y.
writes: Il suffered for several month,
with dull pain through left lung and
shoulders. lost my spirits, appetite
and color. and conld with difficulty KEEP
mp all day. Ny mother procured some
I:uriek Bleed B.tters: took them As
directed. and have felt no pain since
first week after using them. and am
now quite well. Price II .OO, trial size
10 cents. For sale by J. Il. Jamison.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
On HUMAN FLESH

Read below Of its wonderful effects as a lin
iment for the human family:
lIcnlatite, Mo-, Aug. Goth, 1880
B. J. Kendall Il Co. :Gcnts.-I am so over
jOyed in view Of the result of an application
of your kcndalrs SPAWN Cure that l feel that
] ought for humanitys sake publish it to the
world. About thirty-iye years ago, while
riding II young ugly horse | was injured in
one Of my tcsticles. and from that time to
three weeks ago slow but constant enlarge
mcnt has been the result, giving me Il great
amount Of trouble, almost entirely prevent.
in" me from horseback riding. which was my
usual way of travelling. l SAW notice of
your Kendalrs SPAWN Cure, never once tllO't
of it for anything except for horses. but after
receiving the medicine and reading over what
it was good for, feeling terribly exercised
about my difficulty, for had consulted many
physicians and none gave me any specific but
when it could be endured no longer to remove
it with the knife. ! applied your kendall's
painful in Ms application that concluded not
10 repeat il and thought no more about it un.
til near Il week. and In and behold one half of
the size was gone. With joy l could hardly
believe it. l Immediately applied it again.
and have made in all about one. half dozen
applications, running over space of two
weeks, and the terrible enlargement is almost
entirely gone, in view Of which / cannot eY-
press my feelings Of delight. 1t has been
God send To me. May he send to others with
like troubles. JOHN RICE,
Pastor Of llcmatitc Congregational Church.
T. g. You are at liberty to put this in any
shape y0u please. am not ashamed to have
my name under over or by the side of it.
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Deafay . Pest.

Mrs. W. J. Lang. Bethany. Ont. states
that for fifteen months she was troubled
with disease in the ear. causing en-
ire deafness. In ten minutes after us.
IN. Thomas Electric Oil she found re.
lief and in a short time she was entire
ly cured and her hearing restored. For
sale by j. G. .Damison.
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Is too often followed by disordered
stomach. symptoms of dyspepsia or IN
digestion. Every miserable dyspeptic
in the land should know that be can he
cured by timely use of BrRDocK BLOOD
BlrrEEs. Price SlNO. trial size 10 cents.
Sold by J. G. Jamison. kirksville, Mo-
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Orpl,a N. Hodge, Battle Creek, Mich,
writes: Il upset tea-kettle Of boilipg
hot water on my hand. at once APP
nlied Thomas Electric Oil, and the Ell
sect was to immediately allav the pain.
/ was cured in three days" For sale
m !. q. JamisOn.
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MeCOrlnlckE

Harvesters. Self Binders, Self Rakes
Droppers and Iron Mowers. The best
machines in the market. Also splendid
lot of Sulky and revolving Rakes at
S-4w Link 4 BraStield
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NOTICE

To WHOM 1T MAY CoNcERN:-My wife. Mary
A. Baldwin, having left my bed and board
without excuse. will moi he held RESPONSE
HE for amy debts she may contract after this
date ]. ". BALDWIN.
June II, 1881. .-3t
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STATEMENS MADE
Nd Err O ATH.

To WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN In the year
1875 treated with Kcndall's SPAWN Cure, a
bone SPAWN Of several months growth, near.
ly half Us large rs Il hens egg and complete.
ly stopped the lamencss and removed the en-
largcmcnt. have worked the horse very
hard ever since. and he never has been lame
nor could ever see any difference in the size
Of the hook joints since treated him with
kcndalls SPAWN Cure.
Il. A. GAINES.
Enosburgh Fall, Vt. Feb. ii, 1879.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this
eth day of Feb, A. u. 1879.
JOHN q. JENNIE, Justice Of the Peace
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MURDER.
And How II HQpnened.

Particulars. car le lad by c:llin. on
Mcdowell " BrtAs.f, DYER the marble shop Of
D. Baird. Painting and syajaing NJ all kinds
done to order at low prices. Also Kalsomim.
ing paper hanging and Y-iiipwa.LiBg with
neatness and Dispatch. Call and get prices
and save money. or leave orders ut n. vii.
sons drug store Or s. T. Burrows Grocesy.
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kENDALL's SPAWN cURE.

Send address for illustrated circular which
we think gives positive proof of its virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unquali-
fled success 10 our knowledge, for beast as
well rs man.
Price 81. per hottie. or six bottles for 8.
ALL DgrGGIsTs have it or can gctit for you.
or II will he sent to any address on receipt
OF nr'e hy the proPrietors. DIR: BIZ. KEN
DALI Il CO.. Enosburgli Falls, Vermont.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Young Men,

Write Ia MiiisS'. Great Mercantile College
keokuk, Iowa. on the Mississippi. Book
keepers. Penmen. Short Hand Reporters, Tel.
sgraph Operators and School Teachers thor
onghty fitted. Don't fail to address
Prof ". II. Miller, KeOkuk. 10.
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cAllEORNlA HONEY LE1

lam. hack, kidney and urinar, ,,onh,,-s
Torpid liver. Only N een., isrwy part,...
Buy of fout u Bra,, agents,
And j. ID, Hslstea,, Willard Mo
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TRUTH TELLS.

Buyers expect BARGAINS and they get
them at the
NEW YORK STORE.
You will find Il new line of pAIAsoLs.
cheaper than the cheapest at the
NEW YORK STORE.
Great bargains, in Muslins, Calicoes
and all staple goods at the
NEW YORK STORE.
BIG drive or dress goods-2Oct goods
for l6cts; 25ct. goods for 20cts. at the
NEW YORK STORE.
The New York Store. never has and
never intends to be undersold and the
people know it.
The best assortment and most COM
plete stock of family groceries in town
will he found at the New York Gro
Gerry A call will convince you.
Mrs. ellis Gem Gallery. on the west
side has been repaired and rearranged.
and fitted up for first class work. Good
light and quick working chemicals.
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DISSOLUTION:

The copartnership existing between $. NJ.
Link and IS. 8lackman, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. June LIST, 1881. i,
:. VI. LINK,
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T FOWLER'S TAILOR SHOP-SecOnd
~ story. east side the square. is the plac.
get the best suit Of clothes for the least
money. Call and see him before You order
and save money,
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The books and notes Of the company for
The present will he 1T the-old place of bust
ness. Our patrons will see the necessity Of
calling and settling mp all notes and accounts
that are due. LINK Il BIACKMAS.
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CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TEA

20 cents. Look for it >, Fou, 4 H., soen,s
And J. b, ttah,ead, willard, M,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-07-01

Ex-Alderman Clancy, OF Ottawa,
Canada, gave an exhibition in presence
OF thousands of spectators Of recently
invented flying machine, which is work
ed by crank and has wings. Starting
from Stones Church, he managed to
keep in the air at the average height OF
twelve feet for a quarter OF mile.
The exhibition created excitement, and
the inventor is proud of his success.
He says that he will soon be able to ac-
complish all desired results. He has
been engaged for thirty years at his
machine, which he will have patented.
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HUMAN ILLS.
How They may be safely Encountered
An Agreeable Dietefic and
Medicinal Drink.

So long as there are ills to which fesh is heir,
and the cares and labors Of life breed disease,
so long will it be necessary 10 use medicine
and counteract the evils produced and main
tain the health of the human family. Many
kinds Of medicines are being frequently offered
TO the public for one special disease and anoth-
er, and il the truth were known, it would doubt
less be found that in a majority Of cases these
nostrums have done FAR more harm than good
Indeed, one Of the greatest evils OF the present
day l. The existence Of quack compounds which
contain ingredients inimics.l to health, and the
greatest care, therefore, should be taken by in
valids in using many unknown drugs which
can not be taken with impunity, no matter
what may be alleged to the contrary. Now,
experience has shown that