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Fourth Of July at Troy Farm.
Troy Farm. Julv 6. 1881.

Troy Farm, July 6, 1881.
EDITOR ALERT: The National
holiday was celebrated in truly pat
riotic style here. Just at m dnight
il volley Of small guns awoke the
slumbers Of those WHO had retired,
and many believed the war whCop
which followed TO be from the Ia! gs
Of the no tile Sioux. A reconnoitre
satisfied them that the red man was
not on the trail, and quiet was re
stored until later in the day. The
festivities were opened with pole
raising, ut which all the TOWNS peoy
pie were present, and threw q tlag
to The breeze with the inscription,
/" Troy Farm, July s, 1ssI.' Ath-
letic sports consisting Of runnin, :,
jumping, hop, skip and jump, &c.
were followed ty uule and hor e
races, barcbaek, il three heat :,
TIL" ladies' committee served a
s1mptut us rcpast, and the balance
Of he Gay was .spcnt in sack races,
revolver practice and base ball. Az
supper til.e the Indies committee
were again On hand with a spread.
The bali III the evening was attend
ed By d considerable delegation OF
ladies' and gentlemen from Dawson,
and the merry dancers kept time to
thp music well into the small hours
of The night. An Grafton and 9th
er literary efforts closed the excr-
cises Of the day, and the visitors
drove away, while the Glee Cluh
sang, "Sweet Dreams Ladies', anG
" When John Gilpin rides again,
may be here to see.' II. b. w.
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EJOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

Land Office at Fargo, d. T., June 9th, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof In support of his claim and secure final entry
thereof Oh the 18th day Of July, 1881, viz: Chas.
Lees, y. :. No. 1915 for the 4 ne x of section
%. t.. 1i2 n. range Ga W. and names the following
a. his Witnesses d, NJ. Kcleher. A. w. Kelley,
L. Z. Robinson and Arch Mcke"hne. all of SUITS
man COUNTY, D. Y. The testimony of claimant to
be taken before J. c. NCkCns. clerk of the district
court and of the witnesses before A. A. Allen, no
tary pablo 1T jamestown. d. T. on the 9th day Of
July. a. ID. 1884, at their offices.
june1O HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Alcn Il Dodge, Atty
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To the PuhIic.

Having concluded to establish a general
banking business in jamestown. we take
occasion to inform the citizens of Suits
man and surrounding counties that we
shall be in readiness to operate the same
upon our return from the east, which will
be at al early date. Soliciting share OF
the patronage OF the public, We remain
respectfully. D Mex. Lloyd
VIM. NJ. Lloyd, Jr.
Jamestown alert., 1881-07-08
s,OTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

Land Office at Fargo. d. T. July 5. 1881
Notice ia hereby given that the following named
$ tt,r has I'll, d nOtce.Of his intention to make H.
nal proof in support of his claim and secure final
entry thereof on the 9th day of Aug. 1881. Viz.
Henry Griffin. ID. $. No 1853. for the \ of sec
-. tp 40 n. 6i W. testimony of claimant to be
tsken b@fof" Clerk Of the Court in Stntsman coun-
tv. . H., the Sd day of Aug. 1881, and names the
following US his Witnesses viz: John Bell. Ran
dali Iie. ! Mckcchnic. David Curtin. Jane stown.
ID. T. The testimony TO be taken before A. A.
Alien. notary pt.b,jc and J. C. Nickeus, Clerk of
the District C0uIi at Jamcstown. d. r., on the Sd
day of August, A. D., 1881. at their offices.
HORACE AUsTlS, Register.
ALE. i DODGE, Attorneys. julyS
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OF FINAL PROOF.

Land Onica at Fargo D. r., Innc sth, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler .aS ilird n0:!c" of sint2i;tiGn to make final
proof in support OF Ii. Claim and secure final entry
thereof on the !stE day Of JWly iSSi.v John f.
LueCk, ID. :. No :i'2. for the i of q. tip 1879
II. range G3 W, testimony Of claimant tn be taken be-
fore Clerk of the district court of Stut*nin county
~ T., and names the following his witnesses,
viz: Kon>tuntino Pctti,k. John swan, Otto Ga
sal, Andrew Nndchc, all of Jam, srown, StttsInan
county. u, T.. testimony of witnesses I" b. taken
before 4. a. Allen, on the 9th day Of July, A. d.
1881. at his office.
And you Mathew Daunscr. who claim said tract
by virtue Of Your D. S. No $500 are hereby notiiied
TO be present at this office the l2th day Of July.
ut 10 H. M and show cause, if any there be- why the
said j. Ohm f. lucck shOu.! not make iuai proof and
pay cnt FOR said tract.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Allen & Dodge, Attorneys. june10
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NvOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

land Ollce 1t Fargo, u, r, 1NNo s. 1881.
Notice is hereby given TINT the following named
settler hns ill d notice of his intention make final
proof in support OF his claim and inal entry
thereof on the 18th day of July. 1881, viz: y. W.
Marshall, D. No. t515, for the 4 %. tp.
4o n, range d2 ", testimony of cii:lmnnl 10 b. taken
before the clerk of the district court, Stutslnun
county, d. T.. on the 9th day of July, 1881, and
Franklin Field, Spiritwood W. W. Bill, James
town, Jo St"bbins Spritvood: w. f.. Dodge,
jamestown, Stnt>man county, ID. T.. The tcsti
mouy of witnesses 10 be taken before A. A. Allen.
oiarv public in Stutsman county. d. T., on the 9Th
day Of July, A.. d. 1881. at his Office.
And you, II. A. Shoemaker. who made d. s 3Si1
and aim said tract by virtue thereof, are hereby
notified to be present at this office on the 18th day
Of July at 10 a. m, and show cause fanv yon have
why the SAID y. W. Marshall should not make final
proof and payment for said tract
HORACE AUSTIN. Register.
Alien & Do &c. Attorneys, junr10
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ALLEN & UODGE'S COLUMN
iJOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.


Jamestown. ID. T., June cad. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam: q
settler has cd notice of her intention to make final
proof in support OF her claim and secure final entry
thereof on the 26h day Of July, 1851, viz. Rosa
mond Townsi'y, d. s., No GA72 for tn" e = ne 4
of section H. tp l9 n. ca W, and names the follow
ing as h witnesses, viz: Patrick Garncy, Jas. A.
Atkinson, Henry Severn, and Casper Tausr, all oi
Statesman county, b. IT. The testimony TO be taken
before A. A. Allen, notary public, and johnson G.
Nickcus clerk Ot the district court at Jamestown
d. r., the 2id day of July, A. De- 1851, at thc!r
Office.
HORACE AUSTIN. Register.
Allen & codrr ATTORNEYS juneA
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IlC4i ~ FINAL PROOF.
y
Land Office at Fargo, d. T., IL

Land Office at Fargo, d. T., IL, 1881.
Notice is hereby gwen that tn follow i'll. named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim and secure iinnl entry
thereof on The 10Th day OF July, 1881, viz: George
Nogsik D. S. No. l255. for the ne = of sec sS, Up
l4l II, range G3 W, and names the following as his
Witnesses, viz: Peter Fried, Martin MulZ, Albert
Koko!te, ". Z. Dodge all Of jamestown, Stuls-
man county, ID. T. The testimony to be taken be
fore johnson {. Nckens. clerk of the district court
and witnesses before 4. A. Allen, notary pub &c ii
Jamestown, d. T.. on the 10th day of July, A, d.
1891 al his Office. HORACE Actin,
Alien d Dodge, Attorneys. june17
Jamestown alert., 1881-07-08

Mr.. Klaus has 200 bushels of damaged
wheat at the jamestown Touring mill
suitable for chicken or hog feed. which
he will sell for IS cents per hundred lbs
Jamestown alert., 1881-07-08

Any body desiring Mccormick twInc
biader mu It give their ord Immed lately
toJ w. Johnston as the supply is short
on these celebrat, d harvesters
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OTlCE OF FINAL PROOF.

[. s. Land 0"."c .. Fargo, D. T. JnAc 17th, 1881.
Notice is A"r1Jy : Y, ti.it the NJ nam ID
settler has fled notice of his intention to make final
proi; in support Of lis claim and secure final entry
thereof on tnc 10 day Of July, 1881. viz: John W
Boyer, II. i, No T5 for the st q Of Sec 10, ip lbs
H. e.. W and numcs the following as his witnesses
viz: George Gondhuc B. NJ. Hicks, Jacob Born
holdt. Vim. Is. Dodge, all of Stnsinan county, ID.
Y. Testimony to be taken before johnson {.
Nickc,s clerk of the court at Jamestown, ID. L. on
the 10th day OF July, \, d, 1881 at his Office.
HonAcE AUSTIN, Register.
Allen & Dodge Attorneys. iunel6
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

Lard Office at Fargo. d. T.. ,July 1th, 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his sntention to make final
proof in support of his claim and final entry
thereof the 9th day of August, 1881 viz: George
A. Case. D. s.. No. 6457 for the sec 6. tp 139
63 and names the following as his Witnesses viz.
Henry " cwey. Arthur Dewey, Vernon Cornwall
and +. P. Wells. all Of jamestown. Oak. The tes-
fimony Of claimaat and his witnesses IN he tax n
befart johnson c. Nick rs. Cork If tn. District
Court for Stutsrnan county, on the sth day Of Au
gust. 1851. HORACE AusTIN' Register.
E. p WELLS. Attorney.
Jamestown alert., 1881-07-08

N
u s. Land Office, Fargo, D. T., June 9th, 1881.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
William II. Colby against Jacob W. Helm, DR. for
abandoning his Timber culture entry No. 1882,
dated October 9th, 1879, upon the ne i sec town
ship 13S. range G3 in Stutsman county. ID. T.. with
a view to the cancellation of said entry: the sal
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office
en- the 2Sth day Of July. 1891, at 10 O'Clock m,
respond and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
r. A. Bill. Plaintiffs Attorney. jnne1T
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For sa,e.-asese and Let.

The house is 2Oxs4 il size, located on
the north side and neatly finished En-
quire at this Office. 1mjune9Q
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
U S. Land Office. Fargo, D. T., June 9th, 1881.
William Fl. Colby against Jacob Helm, DR., for
abandoning his Homestead Entry No 1886, dated
October 9Th, 1879 upon the sc section 8. tp l3S,
range f3 in Stutsn,an county, ID. T, with view to
the cancellation of said entry the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this office on the
25th day Of July, 1881, at 10 M to respond ana
furnish testimony concerning said alleged absnd-
onment.
r A Bi,I. Plaintiff IS attorney. june17
Jamestown alert., 1881-07-08

color of their noses, made up the emilia
matte color Of our country's flag.
The gross receipts of the Ladies Aid
Society Of the Presbyterian church yester-
dav were sic?
The mtn,Drrs Of band wish to thank
Col. Flint, of the dakota House, for
courtesies cxtend' d I'll IN on the Fourth in,
the Shape OF dinner.
There were bur three arrests made yes
terday The boys kept unusually sober
and hnt little If any damage was done to
property.
The display made by our merchants
Yesterday wn- v%Tv attractive aud reflected
much cr1iit upon that en- erpri>i"g clrss
Of business men
Jamestown alert., 1881-07-08

Tie display made by our merchants
Yesterday was v%Tv attractive aud reflected
much credit upon that en- erprii.g clHss
Of business men
ID. NJ. Kclloher's Resignation.
The resignation Of NJ krl,s,er as
C!a rman q he Board of CoInty Conn
mission, rs o' Stutsman county, has been
l'' najI to ,'c OF c',nvcrs ltnr during I'll"
we, q q as , natural rtS,lt II r" h Q
been much speculation us t. tne motives
actnatin9 t Ic step. The Alert. desiring
"a get AT the tru" facts in the case, called
upon Mr. Ke'lt hen ;!!is morning and
proceeded TO pCt him Though the "puml,-
ing process.
Reporter. They tell me, Mr. kc!,ehcr
tn you have resigned your position as
r'hai man Of the Board of County Com
mlSslnncrS
Mr. Kellehcr. Yes, sir, l have Gone So.
R.-l'hr Alert d,ailrs to know Whist
reason you lad for tskng tine step
Mir k Yell, here are several reasons,
AID "m"rg tnem some. which at he pr, p
enI time shall not disc!, Sc but do n6'
hcsita,c to say tbs much that ever since
| haze been connected y it'll tie Board |
have cndravored to discharge my ,lulrs
to the best of my ability. ! have at al
timrslabured to protect he interests Of the
county, aud | am not pleased with the
treatment have Received from members
of the Board, who hay, outside OF meet
irg> If the Board, charged me with trying
t" dctiand the crunty for the parEoce &.
advancing my own individual inter csts
ana the interests of my friends. | have no
lichus i'll The sense referred to, no axes to
grind, nor, have ever in any particular
sought TO benefit any one to The u!sauvan-
luyc Of the county. felt, Considering the
shape matters We're taklns that it would
be better If were 10 Resign. and accord
ingly did so. At Some future tine MA,
gave ventilation To some TACT, that will APP
pear starthn3, Dut at present | w!ll 5 y
nothing
r. Who do you think will succeed
you?
Mr.. E.--Can't say. l have nothing to
do With the tteal aud huow nothing vi
tie programme.
Az lnls point the Alert mrn bid NJ.
krllrhcr good morning anu wItiiu ew. 1T
Is altogether probablc mat every tbing is
not lovely with our Board, but us 70 tho
true nature OF Ille unpicasalltncss he Alert
j, Unable to ascertain at the present WRIT
Ing, but is rcauurs can rest assured tiI,L
whatever DISCLOSURES are utiuu Will Ge
pub is. ed III its columns.
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oTICE OF FINAL PROOF,

U. S. Land Office, Fargo, D. T. June i6, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim and secure dual entry
thereof on the 18th of July. 4: D.; ISL testimony
Stntsman county, July is, 1881, viz; Jacob
smith. D. s. 677I for the NV 4 of section of 30. tp
14O n r 63 W. and names the following n his wit
nesses. viz: J. j. Nichols. J j. Flint. David Cur
tin J. r. Winslow, all Of jamestown, Stutsman
county, D. T.
White & Nickeus, Attorneys june 4;
Jamestown alert., 1881-07-08

PONY II CE.
Judges. Fuller, Waller and Carr.
Billy took first money, kel>
'"hcr's bay seco-d and Russcli's Pau!cy
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Clean NeWspnpers

ihe Dos'oh hers'o GALE aueh'ion 10 the
sentiment now rapidly developing ip every
respectable community against that kind Of
journalism vh;oh uotos a ,o;., % ,,;.;,,..
.'''""''' "'''" ,''",' po'a' y, n,.'''er'
Ing 10 Inc oepraVea puohc TASTE Tor all sorts
of disgusting scandals and lcentious disclos-
ures Il il true that ,he taste has had a lono
. 40 ,,,., o., .,. .
anu po''Po'ou' ruiz anu 'has 'or awhi'e IL
asd iihcul to make any Roadway against it.
In response to this we'll defined appetite
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Training tircus herses.

- III ~. ~ .,.
now 'one' asAeo INC fepof'ef' aoeS "
take to break horse ~"
"From eighteen months 10 two wears, for
oood and sn,a r,a-r;d;r, Cs,a bss to he
N . p"-s' 'e No. ~
taken mat NO does not shy' OF break MS gait
but goes round the circus ring at an even
pace, go that the performer can do whatever
:, ,.,,, ~, ,;,,a Is,h;, :, -, ,..,,., A..
W "'n''' :, INV 'u' :, wv ,0'.''u .n'
performer can never tell Where ne 10 gong
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How 10 make Good Times

lfyou are farmer, pstroaize your home
merchant and manufacturer.
Spend your money with some trsdesmon
aud thereby assist in making your town
prosperous.
1.-THE business man, the mechanic and
tradesman are prosperous, tho farmers
and all others in community will DO BEN
Gifted.
Do your business in spirit of reel procity.
Lst each vocation try to assist tho other. and
In this way will friendly ard mutual
relation exist which will prove beneficial to
all
ID, not purchase articles from abroad which
arc manufactured al home, II you can posi-
by help H.
Toe trus cause of prosperity Ia to DO found
IN indus,ri habits, when allied by judy.
mant, to mako the labor profitable, becsuse
all wealth. without exception, Is ths result of
wellrewarded labor.
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The Big Four.

The enterprise Of N. E. Crsddock Is pro-
verbal in Dallas. Starting in the LIQUOR
business in this ty few years ago, by close
attention, honesty of purpose, fair dealing
and the buying and selling of only the very y
oes ' ana pures. CLASS OF goods, he ha built up
saloons in the city, one 10 Corsicans and
ono in Denton, the "big four" Is cspturing
I'll the trade. just 90 To Craddock's saloon
corner OF Main and Austin streets, and visit
the store room, aad you will be sstonished At
the quantity of goods there 10 be- fund
Grrs! rows Of whisky barrels full Of the pure
old Monarch, with bungs open, and mellow.
Ing with age, imported wines, ales, fancy
liquors. mineral watrs and cigars without
end. Buying In large quantities for cash. he
Is always enabled to get the very finest Quail
i'les OF goods for less money than the small
buyers have TO give for inferior Qualities
You dnd the same liquors in all his saloons
and attentive, courteous attendants 10 cster
10 you desires N"'''
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Trustees Notice.

=, Whereas, jos. Mulhall, jr,, of Ellis eouuy
Iexas, by HIS deed OF lrnst dated Nav ~ ISs.
az recorded IN Ellis cou ", in book b. psSe,
30. alu 3tj OF mortgage record convey ed tuna
.ne una rNaned tr stee, the 10 lowing real e..
tae anu prop"iy situate In Tho tog OF Ennis;
~ tue county Of Ellis, aud state of ,eya, md
ueso lned NJ follows. tO-wlt: blocks n,,nbi
one nun ired aud Two. one hundred ana ,hr,e,
anu tnr huudr d and fol- nccord,ng Ia The
n IMP OF said town, with NIL improvements, ma.
omih.fy, fixtures and furni IRE thereon or
nnN wise appertalning thereto In iruN ,ose.
cure tue payment of o ce.ta'n promm ssory
note oNeHn'ed by the to Il Jos. Mniha,l H.,
,or lSls'eo, Twelve thousand doll r.. which
nnt' Is des'rihed In said deed OF ut.st; nj
wneIeaS, said note isn past due d ah.!r
unpaid, now, therefore, az the ,eopest Of
.ne ie!al holders OF 8 i'll note. and undsf
w provisions Of said deed OF trust |,
hs unuersiened trustee will offer d .scribd
pober,v II sabM public yendne 10 The hIrh.
AZ, no dner for cash., In ront If the couIlhcuss
"oor OF Ia'Iaac uuty, In the tjty of Osllss
ana ,h'e OF Texas. be ween the honrs oil
,ssI y. W on The 27tn day Of Apri Al D.
lss,, aud N the purchaser snail make snd de.
4 4ser such deed as l am au,ho lied by ssid
n.u., y. H. BOYLE, Trustee.
Daiias' Texas, April4 1881.
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Worth mud the Indy.

A Paris letter says: may be mistaken,
but have always understood that NJ. Worth
commenced life rs cutter out in Messrs.
Shoolbred's establishment. That no has now
to certain extent retired from active par.
ticipation in the business In favor of his son
lisa we'll knowG fact.
Though,o course, tho false tales told Of this
autocrat Of the fashion have often been fool
ishly exaggerated, still there was some truth
at the bottom. Instead Of, as Is usually the
case being the slaye Of lis customers whims
mud fsnci,s, he. from the very beginning,
turned tho tables upon hem, aud dictated
to them. To many women this was AN un-
comfortable state Of thuss, and thy prefer.
I'd going el.eS oere, but enough always 70.
IN inei, anl these. Hiding they gained by
submission. were only too glad 10 wear the
chain for y Q sake OF tn result
mover saw Mr.. Worth in dressing
gown, but have been sured that no hiss nj
t mes appeared thus sccoutered before his
"clicnts," and tho latter often deigned to
psrtake Of cup Of afternoon tea while dis.
cussibg, or perhaps It would DO more correc,
to say, li'tenirg 10 The suggestions Of the
oracle.
The following scene. which took place In
The ROOMS over which Mr.. Worth, IT,, pre-.
sides, were detailed 10 me q short time since
by q young Russian lady. The toilet Ia
course Z preparation had presented more
than usual dfaculty;it had been tried on
once, twice. unsuccesstully. Art triumphed
It last, and the lady was requested 70 vivs
her couturiex one last audience, but TO ge,
her hair dressed previously 10 q particular
fashion by some specified uoiffeur. Tho dre,s
WAS put on and MI. Worth c,me In. lie was
enchanted with the result Of his work. The la
DIV, standing In the middle ofthe nom, WAS
infinitely examined from near aud s.tsr, and
ne attendant was desired TO draw out q fold
mere and take Ia bit there. Sill there was
melting wanting. Was II IA the toilet
No. The surroundings were iuharn,onious,
that was II. Az coon a. this dswned on tue
porcep Ions Of the artist he led the way into
nis fa,hsf's private room, hung round with
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ATCNr Aua1yRcsl.

Stop this scientific business where II is,
aud don't lot Il 20 any further. 1t isrobbing
life of all that is worth living for. Only a
shor! time ago one Of these scientific joskins
snsly xed q tear that had ,riekled down tho
cheek Of a lady who wanted new dress,
and he found II to contain phosphate Of lime,
Of sodium and water. Ever since
rcs ling that analysis we have lost faith
In tears, and no matter what q per-
son is believing about, We can only look al
tho tears rs they flow over beauty's cheek
and think Of tho phosphate Of lime, chloride
Of 70 iium and water. The Internal analysis
he's knocked all the poetry on. Of tears for
US, and we feel as though we wanted our
money back. II the scientist will refund
what he has taken from us, he can have his
old analysis. We would like 10 throw him
IN a corner and jump on him. He has
robbed US. Oh, give us back them other
days, when tears were tears and not chloride
ofsodium and other nAuseating drug.
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For Medical Purposes

W. H. Patterson 4 %. have iu,t IA.
coived a consignment Of Old Csbine. RYE
Whisky, eigh. years old. Of the pures. DUAL.
isy and anes. flavor. Having fst that tbe
necessities Of Dallas require an ariicie of oi
whisky for medical purposes that The public
can rely upon for its excelency and pure
brsndles, wines and liquors ths. Ara
OF Tho most celebrated brands, this arm hss
! ~ upon itself to supply these wants. And
'ney guarantee every article ss thew rcpre.
sent y They also keep cboaper grsdes of
WHISTLES and liquors, but will make a speo
ial!y Of only pure goods. ~
And remember they still cell Pstter-
sons Peschstone Liniment tho beat ever
Invented and which has never failed vhen
bruises, etc. ' "'''''
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pastel portraits Of Louis XV's time, and
Their, but not until then, he was satisfied, ard
desiring that there should be Us many wit.
nesses of his triumph as possible. he called
not only to all the young women employed
in the shoe-rocm, but also for the female
housekeeper. The heroine, If the part of lay
figure which she enacted may DO so termed,
fully accustomed rs she was TO run the
gauntlet Of hundress of spectators in her
own world, ackno sedged that abe exper-
fenced feeling Of shame, and felt herself
blushing painfully beneath her pudre do riz
and her scientifically arranged bsudeaus.
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A Chapter on BRId Heads.
Boston Transcript.

bVoioh At~hhC'ipt.
A bsld-headed man is refined, and he
always shove the skull. shure.
1t has never been decided what causes
bala heads, but most people think 1t is
dan'd rough.
A g'od novel for bald heads to read
"The Lost Heir
What does tho bald -hesded man say to his
combY We meet to part no more
A motto for II bald head Bare and fur
bare.
However high position a bald headed
man holds he viii never comb down in the
world.
Ths bald headed man never dyes.
Advic. to bald hesds--Jon the Indians
who arc the only successful hair raisers.
What does every bald headed man put on
his head His hat.
You never saw bsldhesded man with q
low forehead.
Shakespeare says: There is divinity
that shapes our ends.
Bald men arc the coolest headed men in
the world.
Some bald men have heirs.