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The Republican journal., 1881-06-30

Here the lands are equally fertile, and the crops
look equally vigorous, but is evident at glance
that we are in another country. Here is general
want of thrift, an air Of sQuaor and neglect about
many OF the buildings On the farms and in the vii,
lages, quite unlike the New York farms and vii
lagos, among which We Aaye been journeying.
Explain 1t as You Will, there is certainly superior
degree Of thrift and enterprise on the American
side. Or can it he that our national vanity warps
our individual Judgment One is, however, only
confirmed in the opinion, on recrossing into Michi-
gan and coming down into Ohio. There Is here
life and vjgor which was not there
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TO HOLIDAY SMOKERS |!
10 s. w o @ ID 8,
CIGARS, TOBACCO. PIPES. ETC, ETC,
No 90 street near Third

EUST RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE OF THE
% following IMPORTED CIGARS Of the 1850
Crop: La Carolina Regali. de California zoos !;
Henry Clay. Reina Victoria iex'ra fne) ZOOS; Viar
V villar, Reina Victoria, zoos; Antoine F. Murias
Reina Victoria, I0cs; La Commercial. Non Plus Ultra
Sos Commercial, Elegantes, sos; Villar Rotbchild,
Sos Blossom de Tobacco, Elegactes. sos; Flor de
Cuba Delicossos Sos la Tor de Z. abal, Bouquet
sos La Flor de Guiana, Non Plus Ultra, sos; Ia
Hermanda,I, Regaa Non Plus, sos; a Carolina,
Regalia de Paris, sos; La Flor de F. Cahal Regalia
de Chca COS; Antoine de +. Murias, Regalia Reina
Chica, ZOOS: La Comercia Regatta Re;na Chca,
I00s La Grandma Princessa, l0gs La Gloria
Coqueta, zoos; La Venus, Concha Fins, Los; La
Montanesa, Alfred de Rnthchild, 25s; lndns'ra y
Concrete, Regalia de Chca, sos; In Election,
Concha sos La Flor de Jose, G. Pumarieea Concha,
zoos La Corona Concha, San Domingo Tobacco,
1913: La Estani's Concha, sos; Manned Garcia
Coneha, San Domingo Tobacco, zoos; The Medal
award Raina Victoria, zoos; La Commercial, Ele-
gantes, 2ss Also, a fine 10 Of Meerschaum Pipes
d223pln
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed January 1eth.


W. L. Montgomery ct al to Charles F. Johns I
ct al.-January 18th for $500; tract of land con
sistng of eight acres, in the southeast quarter o.
section So, township north, range east.
Ben Billiard and wife to John VI. Miliikin-Janu
airy 10th for 81, $780, the east quarter Of lot and
west thirty six feet Of lot 2, between and
Eleventh. and Twelfth streets, Sacramento
4. W. BIZ an to w. f. Bryan-Jauuary 18th fol
81 500 parcel Of land, consisting OF seven Fights
of an acre one mile east OF Patterson Station also
the undivided half of parcel of one half acre OF
land adjoining.
Agnes Bailey ct al. to Mike Bryte-January 18th
grant; lot 6, between | and j. Nineteenth and
TW sntieth streets, Sacramento
James Rithell to Daniel Mason-January 10Th ;
for $1,000; north quarter Of lot s. between and j.
Third and Fourth Streets Sacramento.
Filed January goth.
Phoebe D. Gogings and Mary E. Mann to r. E.
Gogings-January 18Th; for sl5,570; the west %
feet Of half OF south hat and north quarter Of
south half Of west sixty feet OF 1tl between and
X, Ninth and Tenth streets; also lots l. 3 and 8.
between Q and r, Third and Fourth streets; also,
lot and the west sixty feet of lot g between and
@, Sixth and Seventh streets, and lot g. between
T and Q, Third and Fourth streets, Sacramento
f. s. George TO Geo. Mcdaniel January 18th: for
$1,000; lots and s, between F and @, Twenty
third and Iwentyfourth streets sacramento
Gesrge Mcdaniel 10 Alvina Nerwiu-January Goth
for $3.50; lot 5, between and y, Twenty third and
TweGtY-fourth Streets Sacramento
Charles Croker to Ephraim Ray-January Sd
for Sl65; lot II in block y, town OF Calf
Sarah " Moore to G. W. Pieree-January goth
grant; lot l. between K and L, Eleventh and
Twelfth strects, Sacramento.
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Swallowing Poison.

Swallowing and inlslirg the noxIeas impurities
generated by Cats!rh poison not alone the nasal
organs, but the tomach and lungs No merely
| local remedy, ike douches and insolub!e snuffs.
possibly reach eradicate the vrulent sporul9s
OF Ca'arrl This fact explains the wonderful cures
effetted by Dr.. Wei Dc MeJ er's EeIy inGcuia-
tive treatment. The clements used by him are
absorbed ty tie mucous membrane throughout
the system and form constitutional! rs well os
local aniid5te, certain to care Casa rii as
vaccine viras is to prevent smallpox Its uapre-
cedsnted sale with unsolicited testimonials from
r1ny thousands who, at all stages of the disease,
have been cured by this wonderful remedy,
establish beyond contradiction the fact that Wei
he Weyer's Cat.rrI Cure is the most i'm
portant medical discovery since vaccine.
sheldon Collins, Baldwin Hotel, San Fran
cisco One package almost entirely cured my
Catarrh Send me two more" Dr. Il. n. Clark,
dentist, with DR.. Brewer, Montgomery street, San
Francisco: ''Cured of Is years Catarrh." Chas.
Novesss. Wilmington, Cal. =" Cured OF five years
Catarrh" &. ~. Manning, Fail River Mills,
CAL "Cured OF 20 years Catarrh." W.. }.
Davenport, The Dales Oregon: 1.-THE only
article which oUREs." Rev. G. II. TayIor. lao
Noble st. Brooklyn, n. Y, writes: One package
produced radical cure. 1t entirely cured a mem
Der Of my family who had suffered from Catarrh for
40 years." j. ID. Mcdonald, 10 Broadway,
NY: "My wife was cured by it Of IS years
Catarrh.' j. swartz, Jr.. 200 Hutson ave,
Jersey City 1T cured me after doctoring for nearly
30 years" Mrs. Emma G. hOwes. 80 w.
Washington Place, New York s. seven members
of my family have Catarrh, and all receiving
great benefit from the Cure" Rev. w. II.
sumner, Frederick, Md. :" 1t is worth ten times
its cost" Rev. q. J. Jsnes. New Brighton,
Staten Island when commenced Its use / was
too deaf to hear the Church bells ring can now
hear quite we'll" Chas. :. stanhOpe, 81 John
St., Newport, r. l.: at relisved of great
Polspus." W. II. Truesdeii. III. D., Elgin,
| Ill etc. etc, etc, etc DR.. WEI DEMEYERS
Treatise" is mailed free. Ills Cure" is
delivered in the United States or Canada at 81 50
| routntcsR d6-eowfmNfWF
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qaE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
CLARK .lnHra

THURSDAY, January Goth
The People vs. julius F.ancis (Durglary)-With-
draws his plea OF not guilty and enters his plea OF
guilty; valves time and asks sentence Two wears
in state Prison at Folsom
The People w. julius Francis grand larcenv)-
Nlthdiaws his plea of not guilty ans enters plea II
guilty wives time and asks sentence Two wears
III State Prison at Folsom to commence at the expi.
ratio Of lis sentence OF two years in the burglary
case
J. T. Biggs vs.. A. D. Oakley ct al Dismissed
William Mitigate vs. George W. Hammer Contin-
ued.
William Hayes VS.. J. II. Campbe'l-Submitted
and taken under advisement.
NJ. Clancy VS. J. h Campbell-Same order
L. D. Stevens W. J. II. Campbell-Sane order
Charles +. Green - j. II. Camrbel-Sam order
Clara h. Brown vs. Irene H. Burbank-Bv en-.
sent j. ". Armstrong substituted Us attorney for
Plaintiff instead of Catliu & Hamburger
The People VS. George NJ Farr (graad larceny
Continued, upon molten of defendant.
George q. Briggs vs. 5. S. McEwing Decree of
foreclosure entered.
Peoples Bank S Poorman ct al Continued
to Tuesday, January %, 1881.
DENsoY Judge.
Julia Jones VS.. John "A. Jones-Decree of divorce
in favor of plaintiff for desertion.
W. l.. PTitchard ct al. VS.. b. D. Whitbeck ct al
Cause tried and submitted.
Court adjourned.
ToDAY's CALENDAR.
C. w. Hammer vs.. W. j. Migate.
William Mitigate, Sr,, ys. G. W. Hammer ct al.
J. G. Tubbs vs.. Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
The People vs.. Martin Ryan (mayhem)
The People VS.. All King burglary For sentence.
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BREvITiES.

| Superintendent Of State Printing J. D..
| Youug reports having printed, thus far In
! the session, over 500 bills, resolutions, etc.
In order to have bills, files and journals ready
/ for distribution every morning, it has neces
STATED tie employment of about eighty
printers and his weekly pay-rolls average
about $1,000.
| j. W. Christiancy, news agent on the
| Western Division, was yesterday assaulted
when near Folsom, by passenger, who drew
revolver upcn him. Bystanders interfered,
and the p25tY committing the assault was
arrested. The mattsr grew out of some con-
troversy between them.
| Several Sacramentans went to San Fran
cisco yesterday to attend the Department En-
campment OF the Grand Army of the Repub-
| lie, which meets at 10 A. NJ. to day; also. to
witness the competitive drill at the Me-
chanics' Pavilion, which took place last even
| ing
The members of Company G, First Artil-
! lery, are required to turn over to the Quarter
master-Sergeant at the new armory, on K
between Fifth and Sixth streets, or before
Monday evening next, all State aud company
property in their possession.
G. S. Wait has purchased the property at
| the corner Of Sixth and J streets, recently
occupied by J. F. Cooper, paying $4,000 for
I
building of two stories thereon.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, and his wife,
came up from San Francisco yesterday, en-
route to Washington, accompanied by Alex
I ander Del Mar, who will remain here for
flew days.
/ The case of the People vs.. George NJ. Farr
! far grand larceny, was yesterday continued
/ ID the Superior Court upon motion Of defend
fant, based upon absence Of material wit
nesses.
! Mr.. White of Oakland is to deliver tenn
perance lecture in Washington this evening
at the school-room in the Washington Hotel,
commencing at o'clock.
| Forty-eight immigrants will arrive from the
East by overland train this afternoon, in
Guiding 80 males.
| H. D. Nash of Sacramento viii arrive from
the East by the overland train this morning.
The steamer Governor Dana left yesterday
for Jacinto and intermediate points.
The river continued to rise yesterday, and
last evening marked % feet.
a cool north wind prevailed yesterday.
PERSONAL Stephen Gage passed through
yesterday to San Francisco. United States
| Senator j. P. Jones gees East to-day. A.
n. Chapman. State Prison Director, went to
Oroville yesterday, having reserved intelli-
gence that his mill at that place was con-
sumed by fire. w. L. Dargio of the Oakland
Tribune. J. NJ. Hutchings OF Yosemite. and
]. III. Neff, State Prison Director, are 10 tie
city.
AUCTION SALE-Bell Co. will sell at
auction to-day, commencing at l p NJ, at
their salesroom. one Estey organ. rep parlor
set, lounges, beGsteads, mattresses and other
furniture. Also. they will sell tomorrow. at
II A. NJ, horses, buggies and wagons.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were made
in the city yesterday Man Lee, by officer
Smith, fer violating wash-house ordinance !;
Doser, for bsing drunk, BIZ officer RIDER.
Go TO the Red House foT table n ms, tow
| els ar d sheetinps.
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GENTS BLACK Dress SUITS. reduced to
S2S at the Red House.
For WHooPNa CoUGH.-Nothing equals
Chesiey's Rock and Rye.
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GENTS. BUSINESS SUITS, reduced to So, at
the Red Housp
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t3Bi1 E3AIs NOTICES,

GBN E9.AI N9TIOss2s.
Capital Colon n:,s;e, I0E: Tenth 81. bet.
and X. Choicest Wines, Liquors ard Cigars always
hand. Private Rooms IOdS HECTIC .dl6 I'M
For Oysters Cao2 ii t6 Perfection, I'm
every style, Genuine Porter House Steak, 30
to SHEARS Oyster P.rlors tClunie Block), jgAth
aud streets. 81 Liquors warranted pure. duo I'm
News :-Stran GERS III sacrament VIII
find their home papers at No. 500 street, opposite
the Masonic Temple. ja1l-lm
z. W. stevens. 239 . street, near Third
Fine imported wines, liquors, etc; also the nest
cigars in the city. d2o-1m
Cakes, Pie aad .Ii kinds of Fancy Candy
at W. +. PETEES0N'S. d2-1m
All whc Have Tried ~. !. reters,u's
Ornamental Cakes, Earts AID aince Pics, say they
are TIE hes, ever h1rgh-. Thy then. dim
SO so Size iafa,e!,e fer Hot Drin!;s.-
SHcg'altia.: Tom and Jerry, Peach and Honey, ETC,
K st.. Third and Fourth. j. o. RECTOR ,l-@,'lm
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To-pAYIs CALENpAR.
A Word to Our Renders.

When you read of a remedy that will cure
all diseases, beware of it; but when you read
of pure vegetable compound which claims
to cure only certain parts of body, and
furnishes high proof that it does this, you can
safely try it and with the assurance that it
will help you. This is just what Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure does 1t cures
all troubles of the lower portion of the body
and none others. 1t viii not help the tooth
ache, ear-ache nor consumption, but it will
put your body in vigorous and healthy state
where you can enjoy lite and appreciate its
good things. Try il. II. C. Kirk and Co.,
agents, Sacramento
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DoN'T neglect that cough, and slowly but
surely drift into consumption. DIR. Ransom :
hive syrup and tolu (0r honey syrup viii GER
tainly cure it.
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ASK Your DBUGGIsT for Hammers ely.
ceTole of Tar for coughs and colds, and take
no other
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MASKED BALL.-Persous desiring photo
graphs taken il costume can be aceommo-
dated. for half price, at ii. S. Beals' Photo
graphic Parlors, 415 J straet.
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Capital Sol0n nat;e, I9F! Tenth 81. Ert
J and X Choicest Wines, Liquors ard Cigars Away
on hand. Private Rooms I0uS HECTIC .dl6-1n
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Go TO the Red House for table In ms, tow
els ar d sheetings.
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Cakes, Pie aud aIs kinds of Fancy Candy
at W. +. PETEKSON'S. d2-1m
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OBITUARY.

After seven weeks Of intense suffering Dr.
Z. w HINTAN departed this life Oct. 10th,
isSl.
lie was born 4; Shelby, Richland county,
Ohio, June e9th, 1871, and when seven years
Of age he was taken with the membraneOus
Group when the seeds of consumption were
sown, which resulted In his final departure
from this world The moral part of his lie
can best be told in the beautiful words of
Tennysou:
~ man more pure, and bold and just,
Was never born unto the earth -
HE life was one long example of patience,
industry and honest Integrity, and wherever
his lot was cast he made many friends by his
great sense of Justice, his upright and hon.
orable life, and his honest and square deal
ing with his fellow msn. lie made no enc
mics hut won the love aud esteem OF all with
whom he came In contact.
lie commenced the Study of dentistry under
DIR. C. II. Gidney, in New Haven. Conn,
and finished his profession at the Pelnsylva-
mia Dental College at PHILADELPHIA Being
compelled to come south for his health, he
came 10 this state over four years ago, and
commenced the practice OF Dentistry; being
skilled i'll his profession he would have no
doubt won great distinction had he been per-
mitted to continue, for he was ambitious and
fought the battle of life bravely, aud though
he know not what IL was to be free from suf-
feIing for over seventeen years, he neVer
complained but bore the burdens of life with
4 iOTtitude that was nobility itself Though
deprived Of health, the greatest blessing of
man. he still looked upon the bright side of
life and with the motto Upward, Onward ,
he hoped for better things, though his hopes
We're not realized in this world. We trust he
has met mis- reward in thai Home our Savior
has gene 10 prepare. He died Choking unto
Jesus, the Author and finisher OF our faith -
He leaves many friends TO mourn his loss.
His work i done, he's now at rest,
lis TOLLS ant troubles are OF the past:
He's nOw-with the army of the blest,
Whose lot with Jesus has been cast. b.
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The Grand jury.

AS previously stated the
grand jury was discharged on
Wednesday evening. They
were in session seventeen days
and found 40 indictments,
classified as follows: Murder (,
rape 2, theft II, robbery 5,
burglary 2, assault II, INSIDE
meanors 7, forgery s. In the
matter of finding indictments
the grand jury did very well,
but they omitted a very im-
portant duty, that of making an
examination of the books and
accounts Of the county officers.
1t is true that all the books, ac-
counts, and records OF the
county can. be inspected by
any one who wishes to do SO,
but it is not the business of any
individual 20 do so. II we are
not mistaken it is part Of the
duty Of the grand jury to make
such examination and report
the result; theyrshould,or at any
rate could have made an eX-
animation of the courthouse
and reported on its condition
and on the safety of the records
of the county; the county jail
and the poor farm might have
been visited and inspected, and
if within the province of the
grand jury the tax payers
would have been under. obliga-
tons to them if they had taken
the preliminary steps to have
the s5oodnd upwards in fines
due the county and unpaid
placed in course of collection.
There is no law requiring the
grand jury to make written re-
port, but at this time, consider
ing the financial condition of
the county, a written report
from the grand jury would
have been opportune and high
ly appreciated by the people at
large. The BANNER learns thatth
late grand jury Was in a great |
hurry to adjourn, in fact it |
wanted to adjourn, after the |
first weeks session. There is, !
however, one thing the late
grand jury can pride itself upon,
and this is, the large number Of
indictments returned.
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Burton Locals.
Oct. 18th. ISIS

wv eAAD 49,
The masonic hall is about
complete and when painted will
add much to the appearance Of
the town; a good deal of inter
est is manifested by the order
in their meetings.
The grangers met at their
hall on last Saturday judging
from the number in attendance
they are building up rapidly.
The Temperance Council has
over eighty members. AT their
meeting on Friday evening, the
18th inst, Miss Laura Brady
read an essay upon, "The
Pledge" it was written in a
clear, concise and effective style,
and read with simplicity and
grace, making it deeply inter
esting to all. Mr.. James Num-
will address the council at the
next meeting, and Miss Maggie
McCutchan will read an essay.
Another dry goods store has
been opened at this, place max
ing FIVE in all.
The public school at this
place has been opened under
the supervision of Mr.. Watt.
A protracted meeting will be-
gin at the Methodist church on
the 22nd inst. All who feel in
terested are invited to attend.
ToUC4sToNE.
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TIE BarHam London Consolidation
Ts be here on Friday
October 21th.

We have been watching with
more than our usual interest
the line of march, and the more
than brilliant success of this
tremendous quartette of shows.
Age seems to come slowly on
the great Snowman Prince and
his accumulated scores Of years
sit as lightly on him as on the
youth. None of the ambition,
or nerve. or far-seeing energy
flags or sleeps as he gets older.
His splendid entertainment be-
fore this venture was big enough
in all seasons and new enough
and meritorious enough. But
ee was not satisfied. Crafty.
| ing as must have be on the Tom
Thumb. Jenny Lind, American
Museum, Worlds Fair and IA
nous Hippodrome successes,
the restless man was not salts
fed, but he planned, and has
executed a still grander venture.
He importuned and persuad-
ed James A. Bailey and J. d.
Hutchinson, the young and
gifted managers and owners Of
his most popular rival, the Lon
don Circus, to join him, and his
own show and their SHOW to-
gether for one admission. The
trio Of managers united forces,
and the result is such a formula
BILE and stupendous exhibition
as no mortal ever expects to
repeat or approach The eye
of the show-world are on the
great Manager and his stupen-
dous show, and they all say it
is too big, that at least the vet
eran manager has undertaken |
a SCENE so extensive that he
and his partners must lose |
money on it, that it is impossi- |
BILE to get together enough peo- |
pie, even in whole counties to
dcfray the running cost. But
Mr.. Barnum claims that the
public have made him wealthy |
and famous by showering upon
him their patronage and praise,
and that should he lose two OF
three hundred thousand dollars
he is only paying back to them
an honest, debt of borrowed I
money--that they look for ten
times as much from him as
from anybody else, and that
they shall have it.
The advertisement elsewhere
details a few ofthe thousands
Of excellent new features and
will not fail to please our APP
preciative readers. Let the
farming community prepare for
a big day-the day of the year
the recreative and enjoyable
jubilee, the day that Barnum
and his world Of wonders come.
Everybody will look for it,
dream of it, until it actually ar-
rives, freighted with its rich
store of pleasure.
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All the rooms at the white
department of our public free
schools are full to OVERLOOKING,
i. e., there is an average of so
pupils tc 40 seats. Never in
the history of the schools was
the attendance as large as it is
now, and day by day the ur-
gent necessity for new and
commodious school building
becomes more apparent. When
will we haven't?
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MARKET REPORT.
BANNER OFFICE, I
Oct. Io, 1851. I
COTTON
o, What Cough /!

viii you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that mere
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your
selves ifyou can afford for the sake Of saw
ing 50 cents, to run the risk and do nothing
for it. We know from experience that Shi-
loh's cure viii cure your cough. 1t never
fails. This explains why more than mil
lion bottles were sold the past year. tire
Ieves Group, and whooping cough, at once.
Mothers do not be withoutit. For Lame
Back, side, or chest, use Shiloh's Porus
Plaster. Sold by Jos. Tristram, druggist,
Brennan. Texas
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Editors Banner:

Editors Banner:
In the large amount of bust
ness which has been carried be-
fore the grand jury of Wash
ington county for this term of
the court, and which has re-
suited in about 40 bills chiefly
felonies, l take pleasure in stat
ing that not single case has
come up from the section of
the county, which l represent
in that body. l mean from Hi
dalgo. l feel that my people
deserve and are entitled to this
statement at my hands. I make
it with a great deal of pleasure,
and feel / take . pride in the
fact which is fully justified by
the above statement.
LOGAN JONES,
Member of Grand Jury.
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REV. DANIEL McGrLvANY, a
missionary to Siam for the last
"a years, reached BRENNAN
yesterday. He will spend the
winter in America, and comes
to Texas to visit relatives. He
will give an account of his work
in Siam next Sabbath morning
and night, in the Presbyterian
church.
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Needles and OIL.

Needles for all sewing ma
chimes IS cents per dozen. Fin
est and purest sperm oil, IS, 20
and IS cents per bottle, at the
American Sewing Machine of
fee, near Giddings & Giddings
Bank.
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.My Tormonted Back.v

i, the exclamation gilmore than
one poor Woodworking man and
woman. DO you know why it
achess 1t is because your kid
neys are oyer-tasked and need
Strengthening, and your system
needs to be cleansed of bad hu-
mors. Kidney-Wort is the
medicine you need. at acts
like a CHARM" says a well
known physician, Il never knew
it to fail" Liquid or dry sold
by Druggists.-Boston Post.