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lSS GREAT 1891
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
Gu THE MOTH, VEST & SCUTHWrsr
DOUBLE TBAUK, mo-
STEEL EA!LS, 5phkNDIn SCENE.
May l6.h. 1881.
Er.ira le.7e WashingIoG from depot Q. Rs7
'TlIOEE & pOTjMAG HAILRChn' ~ ~
nec Of sixth and 3 SIT Sets, as follows; '0''
so: Phil6 deip MIA, New YORK and The Ess. ss.a
III 81 s.m daily, except Sunday, and 2,UH, fl ~,
snc l! 10 Pr daily, With Palace Csrs. Nv
iteG y41staea OF Pullman Psrlor Cars 9,20'.
It. daiiy, except Sunday, For PhilsdetI
and III 50 4. II. dniry, except Sunday, IVA
w. a., 10 and 10 10 =. Ill. daily.
sol P;tlBEutg snd tp. West 6.Uu s. H.. VII,
ts!icr CIT 20 Pl!.shurs aad Sleeping CIR ~
Pt,sAurR sno Chicsgo 1879 a. N. t,iiv
$40 2. m. d.; =. 1iti Palace Car to Chic.g,
&cr CaneEdoigua AND tho North, So : ~
except sunday and $50 8. n. daily, sIcaM,
Saturday with Palace Car - Csnsndaiyr,'
s'or HstEins. 1850 =. II. daily clcep. Sin.
Day.
FOR Baltimore ~. 500, 30 and 70 80 :,
20o, 70, 40 n, 90, 10 20 snd els D. n,
On Sunday s.ui snd 1913 r,;n.; ECO ). Al, 3 r.
l" o. ard iOl5 ?. IL.
Su' ope's Cree: Line: . 4" t., N, .1d ipp pm
DAILY. except Sunday.
Eof AGLdeviis, b ,lU Il. E.s and AZ y. u. da..v
except Sunday.
L0uAI. TRAINS.
foC &iaSsnjsIa T %. ~, 20 snG II 81 4.
IT,, Erd -, 3. 6 ~, G snd Ii 81 p. III. Sun.
tsE u. 90 8 - ard Ii 81 3. IL. and D, NJ
Cr&ias lessE Alexandria ior Wasulnp!u. IN
o.u1, ARG 10 =. H., ard 24), 3, b, !, ID
p. 70. a.at Il night.
~ auncs' 3, SO, anG lGs NJ. aid 100 srr
II Z. nj.
rGk0UGa TRAIN FOR TEE SOUTH Vi,
2Hsntco snd Richmond. will leave Ale1sp
dr'n a. 7.2l .ad IL u E. M. daily and n G
n. d@il!, ,zCapt sunday.
Fast ms;l, leaving ut II II ;. NJ, makes bu. on
stop, VIZ: III Quaulico, beiwoeu Aiexant,,
Bid hicnmUDt.
'!=&1t- ACt IhtorIayicn Cali BE procured .
0-in2ipAi failsoa1 stI!io1s End .icke. Office
Southeast. j. L. WOOD,
GcI'l. psssengur [ Ken;
PGGNK TG0MSON
EGRaTa! haasger. rryiS
= .SGI MA NInFaEn RAJ,
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Tho stosmors of this company mako connec-
Eons st Norfolk Tor Boston and all points East
at Now York with oil points West and No,tn-
Tost, and At Alexandria with Virginia Midlaad
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rutes given and treigh. hand led caro-
fully and promptly. For further intor ASTON
apply to F. a. RGEU, Arunt
" janneys whuc!,
VIZ. THOMPSON, President,
l4l6 street,
esp It'll Washington, D. 9.
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lNsU i4AhCE.
pHILlP B. HOOK,

PHILlP B. HOOk,
AGENT
hn'7erpool & London & Globs Fire Ins. Co.,
y l. Underwriters agency Fire Ins. Co.
petersburg Savings and Ins Co.,
Fire and Marine Ins. Go
EitAs taken by these first class companies a,
curr, Mt rates :"
LOSES settled promptly and literally. feb7
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Virginis: Corporation Conrt OF the city of
hle1sndfia, Clerks Office Apri 22d 1881.
This certificate Of limited partnership WAS pre-
srnIed and having been ackuo wledged bulore 8
Notary Public admitted TO record
Teste: MORTON M ARYE, Clerk
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.1@sssa CLYpE'S STEAM LINE WREK.
Eyif:SSG8 E,Y IN

L-1se,sa CLXpE'S STEAM LINE WREK-
SSiasSsa2 LIZ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PHOVI.
DENCE an BOSTON
Steam ers lesVe AleIan6ria EVERY T,IyEs.
NAE and leave Philadelphia EVE&Y SAT-
URDhY.
Tais line connects al Alexandria with Tho =
=. 81 Ii. and - s. o. K. Rs., ana a. PbiIaGoi,
phin with C!ydo's regular Sleanships for Val
River, Providence and Boston.
freight forwarded with promp.ness And csrs
free Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadolphia, and
wharfage IN Boston. Quick time Frequent
departures. Through rs!es and through Ella
of lading given. Insurance st the lowest rsiss.
agents:
F. a. REED. AioIandriS.
VIZ: 7 LYDE & CO, Phil.dolphis il,
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. s. Georgtn
jan 8-st -
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Fthss NEW YssEsE

Esnss NEW YsbEsE.
sTI2.TERs Il. T.. &yySG STaeFD s1rEsE
GFBSESS
EVERY FRIDAY. at IL No.; and returning,
leave New Iork, from piur A. East river. EV.
Ely SATURDAY, st 4 O. clock i, Ii,
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{. &c l = La MIDLAND RAILWAY
jobs 5, BARBOUR, President.
On Hnd attor SUNDAY, Msy -. 1851, Pas.
senEar Trains will ran So follows:
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a Lew cJn- ynI,~c. o. fARASULS OF EICn-
BERGS
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DEEy%s., Est:aag4s, %r,

Perry, doust Il County Ga ism 2S. $3.50
In 1873 lnnre ser" two ra;roa Confined N jail
badly afflicted with Syptiiis In ny ctiicis! ca.
peclty employed & y Sw3ft to care them un-
DER Contract. no cure no pGy' IL: nd,ni.,s
-erad BIS, S"phih 80, lhC,' snd in q iew
w"rts tell boud to psy him rut Of She rHurty
treasury, az he had effected complete aid rldi
cal cN9t, i GILES. ORC Houston ca. G,.
CEst.sncrEn, Tenn. r. l.. IA, lS7a
The >. ,. : 's g!vlhp gGos: satisfaction, one
ge'.t! Wto hAd haG.. confined 80 his bee s;n
DccES V;:h SihII.,c IL, un.,ism hs been cured
tIL,rc!y, and sp5ska IL t.e hIgh'sl praise ~ IT,.
CblLEs Il !sKRY
TIKI SWIFT SPECIFIC CUMPAuy
Proprietors. Atlanta, ga
Sold by f 5. AEAnEeATsES hRO.
Cal for cory cf Y aung Mems friend "
EDw' j. t. L.A.pHxGrx,. TICS. IEAnaG.rEh
(. ). l.oadI'o*tt;r (. :ttgo.,
Nos S Aat e i'siria1 8.
E:.s:aa4tstEs2ss.c, lcr't;;sGA.
De&icrs in
aUH2 DRUGS sac HEDIUinsS. CHEMi
CALS, PAi&GS, OILS, FaCtNiETA-
III htEDiGi 4 ;:t;. = A.nNIN >sEuA.
ofICEa, AGGtCUL1UKAL
GEEMlCAL> FlrErOI,
LhT GOODS. Sc,, &c
Propsietor2 Of Anody las fec.oini, I,u:jgiGa,i7s
Imminent, k6sa!.ca JaD1aiCa t;lwcr a1i Court
syrup, snd Agea:s fol yer q aactrel. l. 2ot
ilps Chemical Fa!:.!s &C.
Every ebcrt will 10 i1zt;a 81 =: e. 10, Ine :.iEh
,1f my ri IN, = ,.rf
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The error in writing ibe me Sue @. pickin.
son Was corrected b. making it Sue NJ. DicKin
son tofcfe signing.
VIM MENzGEs ADAMS,
~ UlHry iuulC
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a4A4aW VI = azG ANls .Jsj4..r..sf.
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State OF New York city Of Now York, to. wi, :
YIN. Menzies Adams. a Notary Public for
the city aforesaid, i'll tho State Of New York, do
hareb7 certify, that j. + Teckett and Sue NJ.
Dickinson whose names are signed 70 the writ
ing hereto annexed, b,sring data on the 10Th
day of April 1881, hsve acknowledged the ssms
before nig Iii MY city aforesaid
Given under my hand sid uficisl seal this 18th
day Of April 4. .. 1881
WI MENZIEs ADAMS
ItvLsry Public,
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KEEOSHA COUNTY A GRICILTpR
SOCIETY.

KFNOSH.4 COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
At the annual meeting of this Society held il
KenOsha on Monday, Dec 5th, there were pres
ent less than q dozen persons. Including the
officers. The election Of officers for the ensuing
year was the principal business, and so import
ant meeting should have commanded larger
attendance
To be sue, the roads were almost impossible
and 1t was very difficult for country members *
attend; but If city members had taken q proper
interest they could have attended in number:
so as to have made 1t practicable and proper
to have transacted the regular business. AL
that could be done was to adjourn. and make al
effort to secure large attendance at the ad.
1ourned meeting, and an adjournment was taker
to Salem Station.
The motion to adjourn to Salem was made b!
a city member, with the idea that it would bt
more convenient for members in the country Il
attend there. The experiment can be made
and II 1t should result In failure an adjourn
ment can be taken to Kenosha.
The prospect for good travelling is not favor
able, and an extra effort will be needed to gather
respectable number of members at Salem
This ought to be done. 1t is burden some tai
upon the officers and a few members who attend
the annual meeting, with the expectation o
transacting the regular business, and are thel
obliged to attend one Or two adjourned meet
ings before it IS accomplished. 1t is to b.
hoped that all members, who possibly can, vii
brave the bad roads and be on hand at on
| o'clock next Monday at Salem Station.
R'F ROBERTS, Sec
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HEROES or THE PLAINS.

BaePs latest book. bearing the above title,
published by Dan Linahan, st. Louis, Mis-
souri,, seems TO have eaptiVated all classes Of
readers. Maj. Gen. Wesley Merritt, of the
.. s. Army, has written letter to the author,
in which he says: Yon seem throughout
to have appreciated the fact that a faithful
rendition of the exploits of our Frontier
Heroes vas sufficient to captivate the atten
ton Of the reader, and to command the sym.
pathy Of all who are interested in manly
courage and the progress of civilization in thu
Great West.'' The book has received many
| other Communications Of equally high order
and Is meeting with remarkable success
Hon. Vim. F. Cody buffalo Bill, was 81
elated With the book, he Immediately nego
tiated with Hsll-known dramatic writer o
the East to dramatize the work on the stage
This fao! stamps the book as success and
gold aaiae for the publishers and their loea
agents. America leads the world in all gran
enterprises. See advertisement elsewhere
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LETTERS
WATCH CAREFULLY ]

WATCH CAREFULLY -FOUR HEALTH.
Are your hands and feet cold? Does your
pulse beat irregular? Does your heart
palpitate at the least exertion, worriment, or
nervous excitement? Does your face often
flush from rush of blood to the head ? Are
you troubled with dyspepsia, indigestion, or
some urinary disorder? Beware; death
may all any time suddenly ensue from apo,
plexy. Do not delay. Your system needs
some true medicinal tonic. Nothing is so
good as Browns Iron Bitters. This excel.
lent remedy will assist nature in quickly re-
gaining her lost hold on health and life. It
strengthens every part Of The system, and
restores the different organs of life to their
normal condition. In diseases Of an ex-
haustive nature, having tendency to weak
en- both mind and body, it invariably acts
like charm.--JouYnaI.
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BRLSTOL

The lecture by Mr.. Corsbie on the
Crusades was well attended. consider
ing the bad roads.
Threshing this year is a very inter.
esting affair. You go and warn your
hands to come tomorrow morning
but on waking up you find the gentle
rain descending, and you wonder when
the fine weather will come round. On
dear, why don't Jack Frost send as q
steady freeze.
Mr.. Mills and family are coming tt
reside at No. 234 Main street. Wool
worth.
Mr.. J. Warner had his hand pune
tured by fork while cutting bands al
a threshing machine at Kellogg's.
Willie Kingman has gone east for {
VISIT.
Charles Joslyn has come home from
Pleasant Prairie. He has too mucf
rheumatism to feel. comfortable.
J. On Wednesday, the 14th, the farmers
met at the Rev. II. VI. Corsbie's to dis
cuss roast turkey, &c, &c.
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MARKETS.

corrected weekly by Fisher, Lentz B Col
Apples-60@80c.
Barley-No. 2, 02c; extra No. 3, S8c;
No. 3, 83e.
BeansS3.00 for hand picked
Butter Medium and fair grades, dull j;
fair to good, l8@23e.; choice to extra, 280
80s. Choice in good demand.
Cheese--12@1So.
Corn -Shelled, Csc; cir. 83e.
Eggs-23c.
Flour Simmons straight $3.50; Mime
sofa patent, $500.
Flax, $l40.
Oats-New. 40@42e.
Potatoes-70075e.
Wool-37@89c.
Beet, $3.00@$l.50 per cwI., live; sheep,
$s.00@$4.50 EACH calves, $3.50 per
cwt., live weight; dressed hogs $500
$500 per ewt
Poultry-Chlokens 508C per h., dressed
turkeys, l0c per ib geese, Zoe per ID.
ducks, 8010c per III.
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SKIN DISEASES CURED

By DE-. FxAaiEB's Magic Ointment. Cures
as # By magic, Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs,
BIotchss and Eruptons on the face, leaying the
skin clear, healthy and beautiful. Also cures Itch
BARRIERS Itch, Salt Rhsum, letter, Ringworm, scaId
Head, Chapped Hands, Sore Nipples, Sore Tins old,
obstiBate Ulcers and Sores, &c.
SKIN DISEASE.
F. Drake. Esq., Cleveland, o., suffered beyond all
description frora skin disease which appeared on
his hands, head and face, and nearly destroyed his
eyes. The most careful doctoring failed TO help him
and after all had failed he used Dr., Fraziers Magic
Ointment and was cured by few applications.
A8-The first and only positive cure for skin dis.
eases ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt of price FIFTY Cents.
HENRY & CO., Sole P1opr's,
Cleveland, 0.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated Piles
DR.. Williarms' xndian Pile Ointment i,
q sure cure. Price $780, by mail. For sale by
Druggists,
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CIRCUIT COURT ron KEYosBA COUNTY.


Francis II. Pierce, plaintiff, against William Ernst,
Mary Ernst, his wife, James 81. Stryker,
Ellen III. StryksT, his wife, The Home
Life Insurance CompaBy, Of Brooklyn,
Ney York, Jared 3. StarkHeather
and Sarah d. Petit, executor and sxecutrix of the
last will and testament ofJames j. Petit deceased
Eber u. Petit, Darwin Il. Baker, Sarah III. Fluskey
SSMusl Z. Brande, Ezra J. Warner, Jeunis E. War.
ner, his wife, Joseph II. Carleton, Frederick W.
Lyman, Adolph Guiehard, Martin Leonartz and
Ignatz LANCE, defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure snd
sale In the above entitled action duly rendered en-.
tered and docketed at regular term of said court
the 18th day Of November, A. D. 1879. I, H. G..
BlaGkman, sheriff Of said Ksnosha county, state OF
Wisconsin, shall offer for sale and sell at public aue.
ton to the highest bidder at the front door of the
Court House, In the city Of Kenosha In said county
at ess o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday the 18th
day 81 January, A. D. 1882 the following real estate
50 much thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy
said judgment and COSTS together with the costs and
expenses Of ouch sale, TO wit: The east one-half OF
ts northeast quarter Of southeast quarter section
&c. town g north Of range %, east, and in the town
Of Somsrs, county of Ksn0sha and state of WILSON,
sin, except from the same the following: Commenc-
ing at the northwest corner Of Ead lot and running
thence south 50 rods; east 20 rods north 30 rods
vest % rods to bsginning and also except from the
same the Eouth reds in width, said parcels excepted
being the lands decided to Joseph II. Carleton and
Frederick W. Lyman and Sarah II. Fiusksy.
Dated ShsrinTs sfacs, Kenosha, Wis, November 23d
A, N1ssL
HORACE c. 1LACEHAN, sheriff.
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RANDALL.

Alexander Basset, whose arrival we
noted few weeks ago, has returned
to Omaha, Neb., to enter as a partner
in a grocery store.
A. II. Weir has erected q geared
windmill at his place, with which he
proposes to grind his feed and saw his
wood. The mill was manufactured by
IS, Hazen & Son, Ripon, Wis. This
IS the first geared mill put up in Ran
dali, and its working will be watched
with the greatest interest by the farm.
Iers.
BENJAMIN Stanton has put up a new
windmill at his place.
Miss Carrie Benedict, aged one year
had her first birthday party on the 10th
There was quite a company of little
folks present, but as we have not had
| an interview with Jenkins we cannot
tell the particulars.
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Dr.. Frayier's Root BitterS.

Fraziers Root BtterS are not a dram.shop whisky
beverage but are strictly medicinal in every sense
They act strongly upon the liver and Kidneys keel
the bowels open and regular, make the weak strong
heal fine lungs build up the and cleanEes the
blood and system Of every impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush of Blood to the Head, tending
to Apoplexy, Dyspepsia Fever and Ague, Dropsy,
Pimpes and BlOtches, scrofulous Humors and Sores
letter, Ring Worm, White Swelling, Erysipelas
Sore Eyes and for young men suffering from Weak
ness or Debility caused BY imprudence, and to fe
males in delicate health Frazier's Root Bters arr
especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier: have used two bottles of your ROOF
Bitters for Dyspepsia. Dizziness, Weakness. ans
Kidney Disease, aud they did me more good than thu
doctors and all the medicine ever used, From th'
6rst dose took began to mend, and am now ii
perfect he2is and feel as well ever did. 1 con
slider your medicine of the greatest of blessings
MRS. N. MARTIN, Cleveland. o.
Sod ats per bottle.
r. ROBINSON. Agent, KenOsba.
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OBITUARY.

In Paris, Kenosha county, on TharstlEs
December 6th, at the residence Of his son
the long suffering of T. D. Dunning ended
in peaceful rest. The deceased Was born II
Ticonderago, n. Y. and, had he lived until
the 9Th of February. would have been sixty.
eight years of age. As early as the year
1888 he came to Wisconsin, and with the
systematic energy 80 Characteristic of him
began The work of making house. A few
years later he returned TO New York, and al
SodRs. in The year 1843, was married 10
Miss c. [. Brayton, who shared in The per.
severing efforts of his years Of strength,
and The ministersd with an unfaltering de.
Votion 10 every need and comfort OF his last
years of suffering and dependence. He
was a man of great energy, order, and
neatness. A little incident which occurred
out short time before his death fully de-
scribes habit of his life When urged 10
eat only The middle Of piece Of toast, he
said, 40, eut it straight through! I'll leave
crust | want it to be in good shape"
Everything about him was always left in
good shape. In disposition he vas uuyisld-
ing, when be felt he was right, always out.
spoken, sometimes impuisive, saying the
thing he afterwards regretted; but always
foremost in every enterprise for the intel
leetual or moral advancement Of the com.
munity in which he lived. But it vas dur.
Ing those months and years of Intense
suffering that his character impressed itself
upon those who were With him. aad by
these he will be best remembered. InYafl.
ably cheerful, patient, kind, giving CRATE.
ful recognition to every service, he made
each care for him pleasure, and GrsAdpa's
room was the place where all could gain
strength for duty. For many weeks he had
been "only waiting" but every day vas
marked with frequent expressions Of charity
for all humanity, Of love for his absent
friends, with tender messages of counsel
and affection for his children and grand.
children. Nature was beautiful to him.
He loved the sunshine. the flowers, the song
of birds, and found some brightness in the
dreariest day. His religious views re-
NAMED unchanged to the end. Death had
not a terror for him. tie talked of it az
freely as of any incident Of his experience.
1t was to him but little change, q step
farther OF, and whatever allowing father had
in store for him he felt was best,
g He knew not where Gods islands lift
Their fronded palms in air,
He only knew he could not drift
Beyond his love and care
His last expressions were only repetitioas
Of what he had so many tiraes said. |
6 Everything has been done p $50 salts. |
lied, so comfortable, so happy" Only one
shadow came to mar the perfect peace Of his |
last moments-~a regret that he could not |
see once more his absent son and q dear
sister who was expected. But with iorina
message for them. while his friends Who
were near him, with broken voices tried to |
fulfill his request that they should sing for |
him while he was passing away, hs smiled |
MS recognition and vent silently to sleep.
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nPrTYT CODRT.

The Circuit Court re-con4ened on Monday
His Honor Judge Wentworth presiding.
The following eases have been disposed of
Geo. Yule -. II. NJ. Theirs Promissory
note. Judgment for plaintiff for S. ,23s.
James Wright Is. Samuel Roney. Couri
ordered judgment for plaintiff in he sum
Of $3.50, together with costs.
Adolph Guichard rs. Wm. Ernst. Fore.
closure Judgment for plaintiff.
David E. Andruss IS. Conrad Munizen-
berger. Action on contract. Verdict for
plaintiff for $29.0G.
Pennoyer -. Allen. Motion for new
trial denied. Appeal taken.
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IN COOP SPIRITS.

I. Walker, Cleveland O., writes: !" Poz
the last twelve months have suffered with
lumbago and general debility. commenced
taking Burdock Blood Bitters about sin weeks
ago, and now have great pleasure in stating
that ! have recovered my appetite, my com.
plexion has grown rudy, and feel better al.
together" Price, 81; trial sire 10 cents.
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TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE.

The tax roll of The city of Kenosha for ths
year 1881 is now in my hands for collection
Payments may be made 10 me al my store
in Masonic Block, on and after Monday
Dec. II, 1881, until the third Monday in
January, 1882, al which time all unpaid
taxes will be returned to the county. On
all taxes paid on or before the first Monday
in January next viii deduct the FIVE per
cent. added thereto for collection.
Kenosha, Dec 10, 1881.
2SW2 PAUL SArRER Treasurer
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Summons.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR KENo5HA COUNTY
George Yuls, plaintiff, against John Gnaten,
Katherine Gnaten, his wife. and Bernard
Kniyert, defendants.
The State Of Wisconsin, to the said defend
ants and each Of them
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons
exclusive OF the day Of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid
and in case of your failure so TO do, Judgment
will be rendered against you according TO the
demand Of the complaint, of which copy is
herewith served upon y0u
October 18th, 1881.
SD. VAN BUSKIRE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
20. Address, Kenosha, Keuosha County, Wis
2aw7
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PHYSICAL SUFFERING

No one can realize. except by personal ex-
perience, the anguish Of mind and body en-
dured by sufferers from dyspepsia, iadiges.
ton, constipation. and other diseases of the
stomach. Burdock Blood Bitters are posi-
tive cure for this direst Of all diseases. Price
81 j; trial size, 10 cents.
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BUYS THEN By THE GROSS.

STEuBENvILLE, OHIo, May Is, 1881.
Please send nae at once one gross of your
most excellent mediciLsl tonic. Browns
Iron Bitters. have used them In my prae.
tics for indigestion, dyspepsis, sour stomach,
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find they give perfect tone and real strength
to every part of the body, and in cases O
kidney diseases and consumption they quick
" stop ell decay.
r. B. ALEXANDER. NJ. D. and Druggist.
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THANKS.

Thos. Howard, Bradford, Pa, writes: 81
enclose money for Spring Blossom, as I said
would if it CURED me; my dyspepsia has
vanished with all its symptoms. Many
thanks; [ shall never be without it in the
house" Price, so cents; trial bottles. 10
cents.
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