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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
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Golden Medical Dsscovery" is 8 eoncsn- ,rste3; potent aiteTztsve. or blood cleansing remedy. that wins golden opinions from all who use 1t agT any hunCT. from ths com mon pirnple, hl0tch. or eruption. 10 the formidable scrofuious swelling. or ulcer. Internal seTs-. soreness and Eleersiion- yield 70 it's benign influences. CoBs1mp- ton, which is but scrcful3us affection Of the lungs. may. ia it's early stages. 5e cured 5y zfres usecf this God given remedy See article on consumption and is treatment PAxs III Of the Worlds Dispens4ry Dime Series of pamphlets, costs twO stamps. post paid. Address W0sLB's DJsPESsAzT MEDE- CAL ASSOCIATION. Buffalo, N. '.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
What's in B Name ?
New York sg.iris 0f tise Tsrae.

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 Ex-Governor Bowie. of Maryland. the owner of the fzno1s race horse ~Crics- more, while pleasantly chatting with the managing partner of heavy adyeF- Using hrEa in Baltimore, was somewhat surprised lyy the question addressed to him, whether he would be willing to grant the privilege of reelristsning his lavorite honse for the sum Of g. 00a The offer. certainly 3 tempting one, was coar- teously and thankfully declined. It is hardly necessary to suggest that II the proposi lion had been aceevted, the great -CrickEoTe" would for the future add new and brighter lEstev -0 the fame and popularity of S. Jacobs Oil
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
Midnight In a Prison.
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 There is something very solemn in a large convict prison at midnight. A faint sound of healthy slumber comes from the cells where the convicts sleep. Perhaps there are Q thousand. perhaps only i've hundred. undergoing punish ment. but whatever may be the number, one is conscious that nowhere else gave in a ce,H4 4-5et.- prison could sJ many human beings sleep with go little tO interrupt the sense of calm repOse- In the same number of people taken from the ordi- nary world, there Wonld be slight sounds arising from nightmare following on iu- igestI0n-rerhsTs from some reminder troubling the conscience on the question ahether the strong steps taken for the payment of that bill were not in the circ1mstances slightly harsh, or some other disturbing recollection: there might also be uneasy thoughts and dreams creative Of rpstteasress. NOne-of these troubles disturb the sleep of the hsbitusl criminal This is not because his cons 5e1ce lies asy on him, but be- cause he does not posses the article known e. ihe rest of the world as a con- science Hence he neither enjoys the satisfaction ot iis healthy and genial condition uor the tr1u1les attending on iis inEictions, and t Is with him essen tallv that the Prayer for Indifference. by Greviiie, as it may he found in the old Elegant Extracts, is granted.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
AIady gTsEis to Know

the latest Partisan style Of dress and bon net. 6 new way b arrange the halr. Nil lions are expe-de1 for artificial appliances which only make conspicuous the fsct that emseiAtion- neryo1s debility. and female Eeakuess exist. Dr. Pierce's '+FzvOEitt Prescription" is sold under 8 positive guar antes. If used as directed, Grs can 5e dis pensad with. T. will overcome those dis sases peculiar tS females By druggists
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

CONGRESSMAN Anson McCook. when last in London. was offered by s picture dealer three sC-czlled portraits of three Presidents of the United States, one of the portrait. proving to be that of John Quincy Adams, the second that Of Ben iamin Franklin, and the third the Hon. Edmund Burke.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
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MESsHAs PzPr3xTzsD BRET TosEc is the oaiy preparation tF teef containing it's szitife ssEtrisiszs 7rg1ersfef. II is uoS mere stia1ai ant ike the extracts of beef but con tziDs Mood making fofCe generating. and life Eust4ili-E prypsTties, Is invaluable ID al elfeshles9 conditions. Ehssher the rssu3t of e1haustion. nervous pro tF8tiOl, oFsr work or acase diseases, and in every form Of debility, particularly is renting from pulmonary compl2in.z. C4sEel, Hazard < Co, Prop-ist0rs. New York.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
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DR- TOBIAS VENETIAN LTSTMEST ksls basa warranted 50 cure Group. CclA-, spGs-.s DssrTESz anA DyseltEy, taken internally and so0e Throat. Pans in the L5Ulss- CAr1lie RAs1- lszsEEsE- old Sores. FLGTles. B1tcheS and Swell Llzs. externally and a5s 6 bostIe has been re- gu:ne1- many Armies Esass7E they wozi6 nos be SiLE1ZE it even if tg wss Sl8 2 bottle Sold ey 1rERzisss zs 25 and 50 cents FfEv2es and Blo-caes iEZeiiAssly erEGiestesf and gray hair t1zus1 70 Iis Elasursl color ny Is uss DsPst, AZ Murray gtrrss. Sew York
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
August Flower.

The most miserable people in the world are those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. More than sevenky-rve per cent of the people of the United States are afflicted with these two diseases and their effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick Head ache, Habitusl CosfivsBesS, Palpitation of the Heart, Heart Burn, Wafer-brAsh, gnaw- ing and burning pains at the pit Of the Stomach, Yellow Skin. Coated Tongue, and dissgreeahle taste in the mouth, com ing up Of food after eating. low spirits, 6c- Go to your druggigt and get T5 cent bottle 0f Au0UsY Fl0wEz 0y a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Try it Two dosss will relieve yoa.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

AIETmSG to rumar that Mr. Lowell will be suspended zs American minister 10 England. the London c0rresponden. of the Liverpool Msycvrg says. Mir Lowell is one ot the most popular Ameri cans we have had 10 represent his eoun- try al the court of St. James-m0Te popular than eTen MF. Motley. He has symp2thies with us which few AmeTi- cans share, and his loss would be regret ted by all th4a Is cultivated n English society"
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

Dr. Holmes says these are lessons we may feSrn from the hills. Dumb pa tie1ee in tro1b1e, persistent foEtItade against obstacles, the triumphant power Of character. rooted Tn truth. oTer the hardships Of life and the wrath of the Hr.rtA T
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
A Healthy state.

People are constantly changing their homes from East to West and from North 10 South CT rics reTsI. in search of healthy State. If they would learn to be con tented. and to use The celebrated Kidney Wort when sick they would be much bet ter off.-- TFaHslatsi from fke Nee Y9vker T--rf~4
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

IL ENIEE AUGIER, inc celebrated French dramatisf, has enl-d himself oi g grievOus nervous malady by simply giving up the use of tobacco. He was 50 fond Of the weed that he has been n the habit of getting np in the night tn smoke.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
What.. sared !. Gnlne.,.

W0rkingmen will ecOnouise by employ ing Dr. PieIcs's Medicines. Ills Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets and Golden Aedcd DiscoTerv' cleanse the blood and system thus preventing feyers and other serious g diseases, and curing all scroiulOus and oth- CT humors. Sold by arugx.sts.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
New Hsmnst,Irs R-snrns

4 New Hsnpshirs s4dg writes Mother has been sf3 e.e.a .3r ye4rs with Kidney a1se2sss- L@sg spring 2 was veyy bad and had ar alarming pesn and num5ussz 1n one side Kidney Wort proFes great bsesing and has com psetely cured her. =
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
Irnportanr.

When you visit or leave New York city save baggage and exprsSsage and carriage hire. and step at the Grand Union Hotel. nearly opposite the Grand Central Depot 450 e'esant rooms, single and in suits. fitted up at an expense Of one million dollars. Rooms reduced to sl and upwards per day, on European plan. EleTafors, Restaurant supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages and elevated railroad to all depots.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
Sow I do Most UnhesitatinsIy Aver.

os am old praafifi0Her, that WArner's Saf Kidney and Liver Cure is among the mos valuable discoveries CT the 19sh century. cannot say too much in its behalf
 lSiEnsaJ J. H COSSELLY, M. D.
 Pists5urga. PA 6-h Apl, lSS).
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

believe thai shsre is some truth in Ehe statements made by the author cf the
 Mensoires Ge M CaRrde, who declares that the poiiee toserste great many of these impaszerS. becaEse they require their services fir the pnFpose 0f obtain ing certain information.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

LYDIA E PExKHAN-s yEsETAsLE Gov. Fouxp has rz2sdgv zn3dz its wag to favor among dr1zgis5s. who hare observed Ifs ssferes on the health Of their customers. Send fo Mrs Lydia E PlEkhsa. 1E5 West. ATszue, Lynn, Mas for pamphless.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

Shall teach yon what knowledge is When you know a thing to hold that you know it and when yoa do not know a thing, to allow that you do moi know it. that IS knoWleige-C0 C0afucilse.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

Faithful prayer always implies c9rrel- alive exerfi0n; and 10 rnan can ask hon estly or hopefully to be delivered from temptation. unless he has himself hon eS5ly aud firmly determined to 1o the hest he can tp keep ont of it.-R Rsl,Efn.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

A GREAT improvement has recently been made in th2t useful product CAKsoLExx. 8 dsodo-izad extract Of pssroleum, which is the only article sha. really cures badness. l. is nov The fines. of hair dressings.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

TRE Philadelphia Eur Hosv mentions J d. Walton. of lzs5 N Twelfth street, sEs2. cisy, as an enthusiastic inttorser oi of St- Jacobs 0is for ste relief and cure of diseases of horsss.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
TO BEz SOLD AT AUCTION.

These familiar wou1s recall 10 The farmer and others interested. the unfortunate nece@- s11y 0f sometimes getting rid Of stock that Ls not otherwise s2lable on account ot blen- sshes or irupsrfections. To improve upon this method. by showing how to restore your ssozlc 10 hrst-clsss condition, is the plan herewith presented. The signal benefit Of tha Great German Remedy to mankind very reasonably induced its application 10 the sEEaFln-S and ailments of the dumb cTs2- t11n. beginning with the Horse. People who tried it were more than surprised by it's re- suits, as zstested in the speedy and psrns- ne1t cure Of their stock. and they gladly announced their ezperience by word oS mouth and by the pnhlir press, until to-day FAR1EEs and DENLEEs, STucESES AND BREEDEEs. the coUSTET OVER. are using ST JACOBS OIL vith delight, satisfaction and mistake Of % lose their thinking that sT> ~ Stock by a anything is Fl A-AJ miserable ef- sood enough N,AN fort at econ for Horse IsNs&il ony. There Is made by are others who humanely regard the welfare of their faithgui dumb creatures, and provide ior their comfort with good food and shelter and for their health by constant supply of ~T. JACOBS OII.-the safest and gTeeStiesf relief for Diseases of HOrseS and stock ever discovered. Whenever there appears any ev1denaa whatsosver of disease or Injury among Animals, they should have the best possible treatment, as it never pays Go de fer attention to stock InasZ1 uch. then, 2S lt ts the part of common prudence 10 use the EGrest curative means tn the beginning, every stable, Farm and =1ocS-ysaTc should he abundantly supplied with ST. JACOBS OIL which ts used and recomrDeuded bY the best HorsemEn in fhe country as au ar ticle which wfli relieve more promptly and certainly the ailments oi and lniuries 10 Stock than any other remedy known For Spayln. Ringbone, Wind-Gaii. Flesh - Wounds and Calls
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 s-SA=z1&= tnGs. Tumors. Eistu- .Axz1z<sslss la. Lameness. stiffness. Cramps of the Mus cle. Acute and Chronic Founder, MRnge. CorRs, WE5t4ows. Broken Knees, Cuts. Colic, Sore Throat Distsnper. and many other Diseases, especially Eoot-Rot in Sheep. ST JACOBS 0IL affords instant relief and q sure cure. and costs but FIFTY CENTS. Pamphlets containing fpM directions for home treatment of diseases Of domestic animals. sent upon application. by
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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

rendered by the city of Helena, M T.. tc Lorne, governor-eeneral of Canada were drank in eoblets of pure cold water, as the Helena Hsyald puts it.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

TIE Louisville C9EsaasTcigl cites the case of Captain Chas. \. Corri, of that city, who was cured by St- Jacobs Oil, after suffering for years with rheuma- tism.-Fsrk ( Ne5.l KeT1Rb4icaa.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

THE conundrum is cir eulating in Louis vile If John Jerker's wife signs herself Mrs. John Jerker," is ker name John 2
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
sRouxh on Rat.,s

The thing desired ioaud s. last. Ask drug gists for Rough on Rats. IL clears ont rats, mice, rosehes, flies, bed bugs, i5c boxes.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

We can finish nothing in this life, but we may make begiBng and bequeath a noble exsnple.-Sssiles.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
Healfh . "a TIappsne.s.

TIE needles of the Romans in she first century were made Of hrnuze.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

TEs rOmp poueH@ pt Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Are day p5escdbel by the abiest physicians whose success iA due Co the spec fic iaugeucs 1f these comPoneuts. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, skiliHlly prepared for immediate use 6 for s8ie by all druggists.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27
The Greatest Discovery O! tne Ago

Lyoss Heel Esiffsue-s keep new boots and sAoes straight Sold by shoe and hardware dealers
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

4 JUDGE in Erie, Pa. has decided that spiritualism is a religion.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

0 5 4AE v no lose their Stock by 8 miserable eE fort at ecuu- oruy. There ara nfhars
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

tEEs Fs-1pa woste as al pren1s'szfsoa e Pre- torffe af Erss4. F.erss- g'tBss &k@F&. snH Pace & HhGtEa. n~xaaess xp. cd
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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

FE0Ak n ne mistake Of thinking that anything fs CoGi enough for a Horse ia made hv
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-22

NOTICE To 7. - WOODEN OR ASSIGNS
~ You are it,.. uofjtcd that ! have eSprnd-
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mout> uI. IN +.A York Lode. situated about
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tCrs 80 hold said premises. under the
lection 2.f!l. Revised statutes of the
'' .1,t>. being tne amount required to hold
tHr >tlar for the year 1850. and ifwijh.u niucty
d1! after This no'lCc 10y publication. you fail or
refuse, To contribute you.r |p.olortion of Such cx-
pcudi,ul, ~ p co-1Ap'r; N"'lg, jpjtr'>l S. S;.!
'T.4ttt; 50 '|ffgt..,c ,aH- G--rt. tftt. salI sUt.
sCribcr, under SAID section 2i3l.
Dated Jan, 5th, 4. ID. loNl al Custer City, D.. T.
1NWl3. CHARLES \. O>1ROM.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-22
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AWAY EtltNt ip4Dt hlitsNlS IO1 Jul lllCII.
Wood makes the best panels.
If YOU do smoke don't smoke on an
empty stomach smoke on q good cigar
The man who knows you we'll may
forget ali about you when you are sick.
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article Was a. clear ~ mad, said: We'll,
that overs the ground, any how
\ good tLing to keep in the houses
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who oNns one, take the hint?
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lin was as smart as chain lightning
when he tilot went out H. ing his kite.
Philadelphia girls are quick travellers
one of them vino went S!cigi.ing tul
other night made twelve miles in o.e
lap.
agents are not angels" says DR.. Hep
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-03

Mrs. LUCRElIA GARFIELD has
placed the literary estate OF the late
President Garfield In the hands Of
Cos \. L. Rockwell, United States
army, who is charged under her
direction with It's care, preservation
and disposition. Joseph RadoIph,
'he administrators, has appointed
Gen G.. ID. Swain his attorney and
financial agent, TO whom ail claims
against the estate Of Jas. \. Gar
field should he presented Mrs
Garfield is "snowed under" with
letters begging for money from all
parts OF the country, and from peo-
pie of al conditions and classes. 1t
is Impossible for her even to reply
to them, as she receives from 50 10
90 day, and if she acceded 10 halt
the requests she would soon be i'm
poverished. The impe:tineuce of
some OF the letters is monumental.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-03
The Progress of Railroad Construction

The present has been a year OF unusual
activity in railroad construction, throughout
the entire country, and Wisconsin has not
been behindhand in the work ofprogression.
From one end of the state to the other.
thousands of laborers, skilled artisans and
professional men are employed in pushing
railway enterprises; and when the calendar
year closes, the record of the past twelve
months will be found to have been an ex
ceedingly fruitful one, despite the very
serious distractions which extreme weather
of different sorts have reared against this
class of operations, quite regular since the
commencement Of spring work, which event
was itself greatly retarded by protracted
snow blockades and consequent foods The
different companies, however, have prose
cuted their undertakings, amid all these
annoy ng disadvantages and enforced and
costly suspensions of work, with an enter.
prIsing vigor quite remarkable.
Contracts with the state and with the con-
suuctiou forces generally close on the first
of January, and every nerve IS being strained
TO have as much projected road roned By
that time as possible. Hence the forces now
engaged are being pushed this month to
Il cir utmost.
The longe,t stretch of read in Wisconsin,
completed this year by any one company,
will be the Chicago, Milwaukee & North
western "a proprietory road OF the Chicago
i Northwes teru'sl, from Milwaukee 10
MontfoIt, ria Madison, n,-l40.S miles There
were built o, fore the close of the season
last year, 945 miles OF this Iine,-be,ween
Madison and Verona, thus making only
/ 1885 mics TO be accredited to this
calendar year. Trains have been running
on the western portion OF the line. betS cen
Madison and Mou,iort .nr some two months
past The few miles Of gap In tho grading,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-03

A BonsT FOR MANDAN.-lt is
learned from a private letter from
Mandan, ID T., the thriving town on
the west bank of the Missouri river
just above BIsm arck, that n new
impulse Is being given to the place
by the Investment of capital by
Boston capitalists. Last week
Me>>rs. Robert anJ Henry Endicot,
OF Boston, one Of whom is in the
new directory of the Northern
Pacific railroad, spent some time in
the town and made an iuvestmen;
of about s25, goo in property which,
by the term OF The negotiation they
are bound To improve. They have
authorized prospective investments
10 the amount ot 500, 600, making
the First National bank Of MaLdap
their distributing agent, and re-
sponslbIe firm of Mandan men their
representatives to select, secure and
improve real estate. Mr. Walter
Stevens OF St. Paul has been en-
gagged as their architect, aud the
brick has been purchased for two
handsome business blocks, to be
built in the Boston style. The,
have instructed their agents to
build just such structures rs NAV
be wanted by parties who will lease
for term OF five years and pay
moderate interest on the invest
ment. The new 100 room hotel,
the Inter Ocean, will be opened
earl y next month. The furniture is
arriving fast, and the steam heating O
apparatus is rapidly being complet,
ed Pioneer Press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-03

NEXT April the people of this
Judicial District, composed Of the
counties of Ashland, Barron, Bay
field, Burnett, Chippewa, Douglas
and Polk, will elect Circuit
Judge, in place of Hon. II. ID. Bar
ror, who declines 20 be candidate
for reelection.