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The nearnes OF this vicinity are organ.
hing theatrical troupe.
Somebody has been administering
poison 10 the dogs la this vicinity.
Several Of our theaier.loving people will
go to see Julia Hunt on the ii and End
Took Hubble has raised the blind aud
i drawing To three Jacks. The rot j. worth
-.
Mr. S. q. Banghman sold To Robert
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-Ns e. ors loS1s, Of isianon. "a. bore ihls
ssst
Nc, Lrcr ncsros b,. ,,iurasl iroa Woo
% Lancaster.
ora suisiiainins nsnsiiie corn. l.auisni, D.
D. uuhisp. - ~is siisuiins tanfi this uelt.
Ma ofosoF ~ NsKtSssf sud Mi-s Ii.ius
ra,iaa have ronf Co Wis Me-. Mn. nogsiou To-
usuad.
-ps aSp Mas WAN D. Lr,urs ien ai
cssiarian ihi, sest. uher1 ihrs Vim laato thui
iatars houis.
Mr. nrur N,nortsIs h1s riunci i'oia
visit 20 Nslisan. aui nos hts Mics nsiiis iooas,
Of Nsfces, 18th her
Na.s JosrrH srssaaxer. D. ". Hayden
sad Is,ae. Severance have s,ne 90 cineiauaii 90
iiy 10 ihsif snriuf goods.
-CatW. %. nrsntEr va here ihis us st. laot.
log g. ,issl md ni rs rosernmeni ancsr. one of
xhish 30 ls notysi. iic has prosI+1is. ihoush
-na. 90. AtooHS has aeen lf,s-i 30 she'd che
light ct biz sounteu,noe on us This wost. iie 10
o. is.iii, a. 10 shat nnnuaf 81 mau the lsio Cam
Eaasle va.
ps. .. "a. C,srNNrGn uiufn.d Nsnday ifom
0rsenls,o. n e.. hrlusing bic sister, Mis- neiie
Cau-uier. uhu-s setcie Hines bal rallied hin 10
be- beside. she D. iu vcfy ieobis ooudiiieu pct,
thaash mueh imrforci. A. musie teacher 10 b
Ouilr.s thcrr .hs 80 winnlur The highest praise,
sni ~ "a suiisci Of sincere ragfei GA ihc lait
Of the PATRONS that shc uas iafred 10 leave,
ear aai.shlsrs since lasi ucrts report are'
NJ. wiz ievis. Mckinney 81. u Melvin, Nia.-
sos. by Nr WI iswig ". D. ritins r,s
iit. , a. MsFsrmu, uan,lo. r. d. rsissti,
Waynssaur1' rsuy kiug, crab orchari Craig
i,nn, Hairs Oaf ng1u muatd, .. y. took,
ianegsier D. u. Saunieu, nustfye iamss X.
uenry. J. ". Saith, krlssiiisi iames -riars,
Fraalhn. in lsmrs Hoi.lusan, fnsiemans MN;
D. a. haldsn. iauloui A.C Esiiu-su, 0nleus
Cieet. Me-. nclle Ierreii. Warren, Mo-, hs lames
D Hsaiiss. ~. a. Bryant. nse Lisk, A. sieesu,
Crab orehaii. BY ". q. Heofh 81 , D.. netfley,
stsulafl. SaaiiiI rraIu. nansilie
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FismNo rkcKLr ~ McRoberis a siarsi
srrn Irish Potatoes al Ouslcy a llir
rius
LAIR suonr Seed Irish Potatoes. uf WI
Kinds, at lialc \ Nunnolloyf
Fon that Cough u,e White Fine Syrup
prepared by Mcl,olcris a siaeg.
lIAir a NrSNuIN have received an
other la,rs lot Of The celebrated sui.'
Hams
NAmriy " Sweet poiato Seed, includ.
ing Russell County brazilian. NJ owslcy a
lliggins'
Paouucr Of every kind wanted by Hal,
4 Nunnellcy, either lur cash on in cx-
change Coz goods
TrnHrNr a NkSkHspAI.t have nice
line ~ Mems and Boys Ready. Made
Cloihinr. and will 'ell them lower than
snyholy
HAN a NrNNuIy wish 10 inform The
public that they will again he iu the wool
trade. Parties wishing 10 4ell will lind Il
10 their inierc'i 10 zee Them drsi.
liALr a NrNNuIy have gone cslcn.
siseiy into the Coal trade, and the public
i- informed that they can gei the hest Pine
liill Coal from them ai the lowest cash
price.
W. nAyr speedy aud positive Cure Cor
ttiaarh, Diphihcrin. Cankcr mouth and
Head Achs. In SHILOH Cataarh Remedy
A nasal Injector FIRE with each bottle
lie Il ~ you desire health aud sweet
bresih. Price 10 cents. Sold by Chenauli
a Penny.
To fiANo pwSuIs.-John Molsnefail,
Richmond, ny, practical tuner and repair.
" Of pianos and organs. will he IN Stanford
snd vicinity about April llih. lie comes
highly recommended from an parts of
Nifrafd snd Madison couuiies Leave your
ofdefs NJ This Office early.
pysrtr-lA AM Lvrn C0Nri AiSr.-
l. y not worth the small price 81 cents
% irce yourself ~ every ymplnu 81 these
distressing compliant, u YOU think 30 call
call ai our store and get a bottle Of ~hilohs
Niiilirer, every bottle has a printed guar.
aniee un IL, uee accordingly and II Il docs
You no good u will cost you nothing. Sold
Ny ChcRault a Penny.
on, WnAr A Corou VIII you heed
the warning. The signal perhaps u the
sure approach Of that more terrible dis-
ease Consumption. An yourselves n You
can eihHi ior The sake Of swing ~ cents
10 rnh the fifk anil 10 nothing faf u. We
know fn,m experience that Shilohs Cure
will Carr Your Cough 10 never hils.
This explains why more than a Million
liotl,s we've aoll the past year II re-.
liese- Group and Whooping Cough At
once. Mother. do not he without 10. For
Lame Rack Side, 90 Chest, use Shiluh's
Porous Plaster. Sold by Chenauli a Penny,
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LINCOLN COTNTY.

Tom Ball has shaved his side whis-
kcrs
ID. A. Underwo od aud Mrs. Huichi-on
are convalescent.
Our little town j. constantly in dread
Of the moiera Constantine, who, We are in
formed, threatens 10 deal death and de-
struction among us. II We need the State
guards We will ask his Excellency to send
them forth.
On last Thursday as the North-bound
train was approaching the depot, little
girl was seen about fifty yards in front Of
the engine, on the track The child did
not appear 10 notice the approaching train
The engineer whistled for brakes, every
body shrieked with horror, but 10 before
the train could siop-thi- is the ent dog
n APrd
1t was our good fortune to visit the
school at this place, on last Friday. il be-
ing the last day Of three months session,
taught by Miss Belle Brady. The deport-
ment Of the school eyinoed thorough train
ing, and the Rotations showed rapid de-
gree Of advancement. The speeches de.
lived by the pupils were good and we'll
spoken, and Why may not OaH spring
from "Malnut Grove a. well as ASH.
land ~ The school-house Is quite small
and very much out Of repair. We hope
that the entrpnsing people will take this
matter in hand, and build good house.
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BuEroN God. H. g. Burton. ol liar.
rod-hnrg. a prominent man Ia loliiics in
his day, died few days ago.
MONTGOMERY Alter a proiraoled ill.
ness, caused by complication OF diseases,
little Mary, infant daughter ~ DE-. and
Mfs. A. A. Montgomery, died N'dn,s.ia,
morning, aud vas hunei la iuhalo
osnlstefy ys,ieiday. 'Ol -uch b the king
dom Of Heaven
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MAsIIINGTON DENMARK

wiz ie years Old this Spring, Is black, very lit
lie white, e. hands hish-arge enough ior b0ih
saddle ani harness good name aud tail, saddle
qualities snod and PERFECTLY natural and has i-rn
shown frequently, aud sueressiully alninsi every
time Washington Is by Crnnuell, he by Wash
iugian Denmark. he by the old race-hoise, lieu
mark, Cromweli's dam by Old John billiard. The
hest saddle stallion ever in Kentucky. Pedigree
can be extended 90 any length desircd. Extra
horses like this are scarce, yet will stand him AZ
So 10 iNSi RI A LIVING COLT.
y. h.-Mares pasiured 40 20 cents per week ani
la an Instances the money Is 10 be- paid efrc he
mare l. removed. Good care taken Of stock, but no
responsibility. Maros parted with Forfeit insu-
lance. 1hantin. yon Tor many past ayofs hope
for more; aud those who have not tried NE eite
me a chance, and think I eau please you. Adj
dress me 40 panYilie, Nv.
i7i-ei p. FAULCONER.
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a steady advance in the weather.
During the sitting Of Court we get no
news here, except such ~ emanaie- from
stanford.
Since the C0misr-JouHoi canoniled
"Bro. Walton we reserve THr In EnloR
JOURNAL for Sunday reading.
George NJ. Givens and family left on
Tuesday for johnson county, Mo, where
he designs making his future home.
Alex. Williams and NJ. :. Peyton,
whose gardens are in an aggressive state Of
forwardness, are experimenting with a
view to utilizing ioicles as pea-siicks.
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C o A C H M A N

Will hc years OLD th. spring Is solid hay with
uut white hair, With an exceedingly heavy tail
aud uiane as line n L. - any one cnuld Nilh AMI
weighs ,lil pounds tuachman Wa sirfd b.
Prince Napoleon Imported num luuCe by h0hFs
Of Illinois his dam WAS by louis Nspoleou-im-
ported FROM France. The stock B. known a.
French Coach ilorsss have heard The en- pfsssi0n
from slnres that have seen him -"iust what We
needed and have wanted for years " send Your
mare 20 tuaehmln and hresl Goa si2 80 A LIVING
COLT.
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Fox -KINpm Mr.. David b. Fox
and Miss Jane Kinder were married un
the alsi.
-SNirH DoLLiNs On "Wednesday Mr.
Martin Smith aud Miss Celia A. lullins
were united an death or divorce
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Miss Allie b. Stewart, Of Wellsyille,
Ohio, T. visiting Mrs ". T. Gooch, ST..
L. q. Gooch i of Tor Mt. Vernon this
week,
DIR. W. q. Bryant says he Is riding
almost night aud day. Diphlheria Is pre-
yailing to an alarming extent Mr.. Bry-
ant has lost but one case out Of twenty to
which he has been called.
A severe thunder storm visited this
locality Friday night. Lightning struck
the Eubanks depot and shattered il consid-
erably. A tree vas struck near W. H..
Warren's AMI torn To atoms, bursting from
the windows several panes Of glass, aad
frightening the family generally.
VIM. Morgan houghtof Martin Smith
ers one mare for Ssj.....Tim MoMullin
sold TO John Lay one COW for So i0......
DR.. NJ q. Bryant bought Of 7. G.. Gooch
one mare. II years old, for Isaac
Trohridge sold to Amos Hill - acres
land for $500, and TO y. NJ. kruizer, Of
Ohio, thiriy-nine acres for $500, cash.
Elmer Gooch received a severe injury
from q fall last week......A little daughter
Of W. II. Gooch, ST., is confined with fever
......George Clvmer, Of Enhanks. was
seriously injured by the explosion Of key
Of blasting powder in the room which he
was occupying at the time The whole
roof and one end Of the building was blown
of. Mr.. Clymer's escape was almost
miraculous. lie j. recovering rapidly.
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Iuaiueui uid Nlih hui lliilf l'iiu. NO dfiru
tinu isin. hn. in,I. and nn dinli DO ha hars hniI
ifoaimeai u.l iaeihiI ahith ll 100 ind uiiN
nii. B. nni aenriily tuUaH in ihf rini' iuni an.
uftsf Dlls a. tnfr 30 lii a'trd uniH iAlifnt
Chang. nIlalflaie. w. do fuIaniiH iHfufr tu ta.|
e. "a fslItille hurfHit IAlfnitI. hi 'th Hni ~
uuaf fliulfrs uitlailuu niiiNii iitn iuf AiNf .i
llaal Nc do nai "a iif pas unil fuff b itiiea
80. "a aisnis sun irnlf thpNln in hf uutiaisNi
hg nH hane San uiI siatr alii faeininN 400 niiiei
hoo 'lrriifi Az iu ihr ruir
OFFICE Nj. ili. NAY Hihiii
Nil b. Al The NFflH ulu.f. 1ftni1it' ~ ~
fTy Wednesday au1 inuIl4l iiil nQpls
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man, Of stanford T. thinking seriously OF
Studying medicine under D prominent
physician Of Ibis neighhofhood ... Spencer
Hubble has gone 90 Pulaski COUNTY 0n a.
business iIip. There must DO a gifl 90 ihe
HilIedgcrille.
Nc ~. n Siagg started on bic annual
fishing excursion 10 Cumberland river lat
Monday 3D. y successful fisherman.
and goes ~ 10 huainess-like. and woe is 10
10 The hnny fellows that approach bic
hooks.
Lazarus wilkinson has moved 20 Camp
Dick Robinson, 10 follow the trade of
hlacksmithing .......James tollines has
moved 90 Danville. lie hrs the contract
for carpenter work on the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum extension.
Yet little while, aud we expect 10
chronicle numerous deaths manglines,
&c., Of boys and Young men who confirm
ally make business Of jumping ON the
South-bound freight trains, while IN mo.
ton, and riding from here TO Moreland.
Joe Goode, ~ Turnenville, bought
the stock Of goods belonging 10 Cam Row
zie, deceased. which were sold here ri auc-
ton last Friday, 2lih inst for $40; six
months time. Mr.. Goode has opened up
in Wilkinson's store room. and will add
other goods To the stock at once.
Fam WARNING II any one hereafter
wants 10 sell intoxicating liquors IN this
place be- must be very sharp in practice,
or he will b. compelled to pay out In zines
more than hi profits on sales. Not a drop
il nov sold IN this town, consequently q
drunken man would be- q raritv.
Nov what do you think 81 Nennor o.
weather progncsticafoi? Heard frogs croak-
ing around the pond At Moreland Monday
morning numerous persons croak-
ing here and there to-day. BE patient
and hopeful, gentlemen; seed-iime and
harvest has always come heretofore, and
precedents are generally safe guide-posis.
Berry Pitman passed this way a day
or two ago. Berry says Liberty is 80 full
Of lawyers that the business coming there
T. not sufficient to support them all, hence
he wants to leave Oh graphing with dry
legal forms anil iechnioalities and 60 At =
more lively occupation, T. O., Bleaching the
Young idea how to shoot by means Of
birch and willow, in our public schools.
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We invite the public attention large aud we'll selected
PIANOS and ORGANS aud unequd facilities for furnishing
the best class OF insumenil low We purchase
larger quantities than other house this city The expense
PIANO and ORGAN Department is Tar les. than hou
dong civty Piano and Organ nade We have eachfd
prices than have been rendered by dealers this market guarantee
all instruments a. represented We sell monthly quarterly
menis and instrument taken
be returned at We solicit correspondence with
ing to purchase and take pleasure answering inquiries
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ABDALLAH GLENCOE!

To INST RI COLT, money doe when ihe mars
proves 10 lie la foa Trading the mare flrieiis the
Insurance anil niakes the season money due, Ah-
aallah q leno0e Is a dark BAY, ID hands inehes
hlsh. y years OH He d hna breeder, and has
NOTED in a. over sloa track, with tao unuihs
handling. Ahdalah tlrnlno nas sired by Joe
Ai1ailah, be- hy 81. lluio be by AeNandcr.s A.
dallah, he by liamhleioniaui I'D dana by Willie
"A dam thornue hhrod. A. 90 his hueiinE qulll-
ties, I Ieiff 10 the allowing sguilrineu ,. ,.
pfye, .. X, nanfhman, a.. = iueker Calvin Gar
pentef. q. 4. Ride, tui. .. " Nfaihfiiunli lins-
innsillp. and A. n. Burnside, stamford.
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LinrRArfn.-Mr. g. Monday, aho has
been in jail for several months, on a
peace warrant sworn out by his ex wife,
has been sei al liberty, she having made
affidavit that she no longer feared violence
st his hands.
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SFvEEANcE. DrpnEnAR a Go. invite
everybody to call and see their new goods
when they come to County Court next
Monday.
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STATIONS
At New-view Farm.
ABDALLAH MhMBRTNO!

AZ siO the season, and az the head ct an ily-
ing stations VI his age. aud by Alexander Alial.
lab, Ut dam Mamhriuo Chief. sou Of Imp. MssEeu-
ger. Ahiallah Mamhrino's dana L,d. 81 Brown
,hiei, be by Mamhfinn Chief giving him iouriesn
direct crosses 10 Imp. Messenger and two sei ODD
ofusses by Mamhrin0 Chief Abdailah Namhriuo
b. dark bay, % hands high, powerful hulh aud
Stamina, aud tan trut nov 10 ataui ? 90. aud Ike
his sire implris that -I,eed 10 his colts To- will
serve mares 40 So FOR 4 LIVING COLT
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The members Of the Senatorial Demo.
cratic Committee are requested 10 meet ai
the office Of TnE INTERIOR Journal, in
stanford, ON Monday, April 9Th, at O'Clock
p. NJ, To name the time and manner Of
nominating a Democratic candidate for
senator. TIM W. HIGGINs, Chairman.
The Lincoln County Committee will also
meet at the same time and place.
n
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Linus PERsoNAL.-On the 26lh, 10
the wife Of T.. Tafmni, our former Middle
burg correspondent, but now Of Ellis
county, Texas, boy "Boih doing a. we'll
Is could be expected
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suM A SiSSrR.-for the heneit OF
those who have been misled by our tate.
ment that Capt. T. q. Moore, the noted
iurfman of Crab Orcharl, had confessed
during Mr. BARNES meeting at that place,
We will state that il VAS made under a
mi,apprehension. Capt Moore Is still a
sinner, and won't !ry TO mix religion and
horse-racing.
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MIS- IrnA lluNr' aud Mis- llclen
Rsimsr will he the 1.-Two Ophsns' to-
nieht. Remember the hihcrlcss.
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rH"Ms """H"A'a a

IA luili.u. lli.ls l.ltt iiuls 9. ~ ~ PM tn
ltfuikl lafaitllfuts flAaIll 81 llI.E.ii.it
80 fIaFsl .il4i, 30 .si ,.llali.i.
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90 lun panlcaiars - 10 reala a. sai'.'i
Mas. . {. TkUEnEAhl y fi.ftFei
stanl1fi. L1cQ.n cc~Af'
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LocsL MATTERS.

ArGiL Fool
nAnr-, Collars, Trace chain, No. At
n. Matlinely a sons.
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Dorm No Monr.-Anolher case has
occurred 10 show the value Of advertising,
Mos sallie Harrison lost a handsome ring
last week, nnd like the sensible young lady
he IL, rent an advertisement Tor Il az once
10 this paper. The evening before the pa
per came out she had il returned TO her.
thereby showing that the very fact that
the lad" had been vent 10 the printing Office
ssehed iiaelf Ia the ease.
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man, Of Stanford, T. thinking seriously OF
Studying medicine under D prominent
ply .ician Of this neiehhofhood ... Spencer
Hubble has gone 20 rnlaskl county Un
business zip There must BE- girl % ihe
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Tnf Richmond H,flh speaks of Stan
fond as shat little town Nov. hook
here, young man, Ne have rendered ihe
olive branch OF peace la YOU, hat Ne warn
You against speaking of oar city lea that
way. We will load up our stomach with
The bin Of fare you made ont for us ann
snnihilaie yon, wipe you on the face Of tho
eath, make you a dsmniiion moist holY
anything add everything, " ,ou are guilty
VI such remark again. lalbum sai zap.
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0uhic. raE LAn0OAahs. Dh4H-
ino ann rAihfiNu.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-07

The effects of the drouth have been bad
enough in the East; but in the West the
outlook is still more discouraging. In
Southern Indiana, for instance, the situa-
ton is deplorahle, The corn crop, 1t is
said, will not be one-fouth, OF one-half at
the most, as abundant as it was last lear.
Late potatoes in many counties will not
be worth the digging. The tobacco crop
is ruined. Grass i'll meadow lands has
been burned to a crisp, and the ground
will have to be resown. Farmers in many
instances are selling their surplus live
stock TO avoid the expense of wintering
the animals. The ground is so hard that
ploughing is impossible, and unless rain
falls abundantly Fall sowing will be de-
layed until the last of September or Octo-
Der. Water in some counties has to be
hauled from three to twelve miles for do
nlostic and stock uses, as the streams are
driedup. Much suffering among the poor
the coming Winter may he feared in the
East as we'll rs in the West unless a
change for the better comes quickly, for
the price of provisions and cereals will be
unusually high, and the demand, and con-
sequently the price, viii be increased by
the failure of the British harvests. Show
ers have fortunately fallen in most places
East and West recently.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-07

go BACK TO Your Posi-. As hope
returns, more is learned in detail of the
terrible anxiety on the Goth inst. 1t ap-
pears that the surgeons, after the alarming
symptom Of the morning, decided that it
was useless to longer continue the struggle
and two of their number were selected to
wait upon Mrs. Garfield and to inform her
that medical science could do no more.
and that she must prepare for the worst.
The interview which occurred between
these surgeons will, if reports are true, be
regarded as one of the most dramatic Incl
dents in this extraordinary case. Captain
Marshall Henry, friend of the president
and HIS family says that Mrs. Garfield
heard the news with great cOmposure and
smOthering her emotion, arose and said
" Gentlemen, you shall not give him up
He is not going to de- he is going to live
| feel, / know it. Go back to your post
every one of you, and leave it not until
every remedy is exhausted; until death
itself has set his seal upon him, for 1 will
not believe that he is dying. Go back and
do what you can; you cannot do more
but don't give up. am his wife, and
say we will not give up until the end itselt
is upon u.s." Mrs. Garfield has never sur
rendered more than moment or two at 6
time to her grief, and then she has retired
to her room, and after u brief absence has
returned to her post of duty at the presi
dents bedside.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-07

IMPERIALISM UNPOPULAR.--Imper
received a crushing blow in France at the
elections, and whatever hopes the Bona
partists may have cherished have all been
dissipated. France is Republic and the
elections just held prove that she is max
ing rapid strides in the science of Govern
ment, and probably not even in the United
States are the common people more
welded to Republican ideas than there.
1t is one of the most prosperous nations on
the face of the earth, and its prosperity
has come to it under its present form of
Government, following close upon one of
the most disastrous wars known in history.
The success of the Republican experiment
in France is a standing menace to mOnar-
chial governments throughout Europe.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-07

KALAMAZOO, MICH, Feb. 2, 1851
know Hop Bitters will bear reoommenda-
ton honestly. Allwho use them confer
upon them the highest enconiums, and give
them credit for making cures-all the pro-
prietors claim for them. have kept them
since they were first offered to the public.
They took high rank from the first, and
maintained it, and are more called for
than all others combined. So long as
they keep up their high reputation for
purity and usefulness, shall continue to
recommend them something have never
before done with any other patent medi-
cine. J. J. BABCOCK, NJ. d.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-07

FEVER AND AGUE,-Are you troubled
with Ague, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever,
Remittent or InteiInitting Fever, Night
Swcats or any disease that comes from
Malaria or distorted Liver and Hot Suns ?
If so, procure bottle of Green's Ague
Conqueror, which is an acetic extract of
strong tonic roots, combined with Sulphate
of Magnesia, etc, and positively contains
no Quinine, Arsenic OF other poisons. 1t
purlies the blood, cleanses the liver, spleen
and other seCretive organs so effectualIy
that the chills win not return. We hare
neuer found any case Of Feper and Ague ID
iOiu not cure. Price, 80 cents and $1.0O
per bottle. One large bottle has cured as
many as five in one family. Sold by all
druggists and dealers every where.