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why ARE You HiIllonas

Because you have allowed your bowels "a
become cOstive and liver torpid. Use Kid
ney- Wort to produce FREQ state of the bow
els, and it will stimulate the liver to proper
action, cleanse tho skin of its yelowness,
cure bilious headache and cause new lifo in
tho blood. Druggists have it.
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Families of Dallas, Take Notice

Delmonico restaurant sells oysters
Medicums, per can, Ace.
Mobile plants, 50c.;
Baltimore Selects 90.
Per hundred, Sl.00
The only Rrst-class restaurant in Dallas.
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Rnrneett,s Cecoaine.

The best snd cheapest hair dressing.
1t kills dandruff, sllays irritation, and pro-
notes vigorous growth Of the hair.
BurnetPs aayoring extracts are invariably
acknowledged the purest and best.
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Leon Kahn sells the Hunstable boot.
Mattresses For All.

am now manufacturing mattresses Of
every grade and quality, either ut wholesale
or retail, and at the very lowest prices. Call
and examine them. JOHN ALcoTT.
7l3 Elm Street, Dallas, Texas.
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j K. Cairns, sheriff of Lenswee county
Mich, says: have worn an "Only Lung
Pso" for bronchial difficulties and have not
been troubled with cough nights SINGS
wearing it.-See advertisement.
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HOW 70 GOO Money withOut ION.

If you want knowledge you must toll for
it; if pleasure, you must toll for il. Toll is
the law; pleasure comes through toll and not
by selfindulgenoe and Incidence. But ifyou
want money call on Henry COIN, the poet
pswnbroker. No consultation fee required.
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Ent CandY

If you will, but be sure to use Sozodont right
away, in order to carry OF its Injurious
effects upon toe teeth. All csndy-osters
should carry SozodCnt with them, if they
with TO keep their teeth sound.
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Baltimore, Nd; Colden's Liepig's Liquid
Extract of Beef l take pleasure in recon-
mending, always produces COCOA blood, health
and strength.-Sold by Ervay g. Bro, Dial.
las.
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Furniture wholesalo ard Re,a,,

The largest stock of furniture ever opened
in Dallas will be found at 71S Elm street |
am prepared to furnish the trade with grades
to suit all, and my retail stock is varied ana
complete. ask an Examination Of goods and
prices. JOHN ALCoTT.
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Any ladies wishing TO know Of tho merits
of the Excelsior Kidney Pad, its action, ETC.,
are referred to Mrs. VIM. f. McKecknie,
Photographic parlors, Toledo, Ohio.-See
advertisement.
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These great dscomforts, az well as all in
ternAl ailments, are at once relieved by few
drops of Renne's Pain killing Magic Oil,
which is the greatest remedy of tse age. Try
the famous cure. It is for sale everywhere.
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Wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic
fruits and al kinds Of nuts, etc. 1888 Main
street, ono door from post Office, Dallas,
Teyas
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Go Gee for YnnrseIr.

Hamburg Syrup cures coughs and colds.
For sale by all druggists.
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Have your prescriptions prepared at Con-
nor's drug store, and do not forget the
change Of location, corner of Main and Poy-
prss. Look for the prismatic lamp.
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Bushels Of corn, by f. A. Glass & Co., at
thsi crorn shellersouth side of public square.
also l,000.ons baled bay.
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Syrup,
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Has your child oold-call at your drugs
gist fer Hamburg Syrup.
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HTOrIuonisna.

Antl.Polygamy Standard.
v women of Utah, have you NO. lived this
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The American Revised ssw Testament.

The Literary Revolution Is prompt 10 It's edi-
tionoi she Revised Testament Tie British
monoplists unclaimed their edition o. the
morning OF Nay ooh, aad q. 8 BOP, Nj, the
same day, the AmericSp edition was all In
type. ana OF tho various editions Of the entire
Testament and the q spells published sep
aratily us many as $1,000 copies g day will
be Manufactured till the demand is met. TIE
prices for the very handsome editon', 10 type
yearly double sizs Of the British edition, are
rs follows
The New Testament compleai for 10 cents.
The Gospels complete for z esnts.
The Go.pels sopor'.Sly, each foi 2 cents.
And In Yarious forms aud styles, mp to full
Turkey Morocco, gilt edges, for the now and
old versions on pages facing Tor 81 90.
This edition is for sale by the leading book
sellers Of tho United S atoF. or they will be
mailed % reeAipt OF price. Liberal terms are
allowed TO clubs. Address, American RJOk
Exchange, 76i Broadway, New York.
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MT. Vernon Aurora Springs.

Mgy so, 1881.
The healing powers Of the Mt. Vernon
Syringe was discovered let. Of Decent CT
1850, ard since that time many suffering
from diferatt diseases have used the water
and have found instant relief, / o feel II
my duty to let It be known TO suffering bu.
mauity that the waters OF "Mt. YeTnon-Au~
rota' will relieve and cure ell di;eases, equ'l
20 Eureka or any other mineIsl WAFER.
Since iu discovery many have been relieved
add ara now useing the waters TO great Of.
ttct. This Spring is located - miles south
west Of Pleasant NJ. aud II miles east o
Aurora SDrings." Anv one du.iteing board,
o'li az the rasidenot Of Wilber Vernon.
H. spoctlully, w. v, rnon.
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We have been absent three days ihis
week RON BANNER rfl g, on survey Of the
town oi "Aurora S~phng'." While there
during the last three days a constant rush OF
oomers aud goers from different sections OF
with Capt Geo. Carroll, OF Camden, jeff
Scott, OF Ccit; Mai. BnhAnon, OF Poits; Rev,
Wilson from Mnnlteau; and hundreds we do
not recollect. Yesterday noon after Re had
lnished the FORENOON work; alter refreshing
AZ the fprirgs; IN pussing along Aurora street;
a voice iron one OF dod's angels arrested us
by calling "Uncle Ate, come hereP' Obeying
lbe mandates OF heayeu, we found Mrs. r. ii.
SWanyon. Mrs. II. Cross, Mrs. DR.. j. A.
Stevens, Mics $. Steyers, Mrs. b. p. Morris,
Mrs s. Palmer, OF Pleasant MI, aud Mrs.
Judge Fodder, OF Hickory Hill, Cole county,
All in bne heslth except Mrs. Fowler. The
lati,s gave us much cheer and praise OF the
Is AsNXk. Long may they live.
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Steamer Phil. Chappcll landed at our
wharf 10 day.
Go to Price s. Wards on Ferry street
and have your picture taken.
Hon. 8. W. COX, Of jefferson City, Wis.
tied this piece last Fridsy.
Rev. II. O. White will preach at Nj.
Ysrnou-Aurora Springs on "a Sunday in
June.
ALFRED Bowan, Of Pleasant MI, called
last Friday and renewed his subscrip tion 10
the BAsSER.
"A fine rain fell last Saturday, doing
much good to the recently planted corn and
all othor crops.
Master I'd. Fsncher, sO1 OF Mark and
Lucy, has eyes and head that indicates great
ness-is cur judgement.
-Esqr. j. s. Wilson renews his subscrip-
ton to the BANNER and orders 1t sent to
= frie nd at Plesssat Hill, Mo.
DIR. shillinger, dentist, of callfcruis Mo,
was in Sown last Wednesday and Thursday
on professional business.
Esq. Geo. Williams was 10 town last
Friday, reports plenty Of work In Jim Henry
Township and nobody to 60 Il.
-Yord Buster, Chas, and Mart Cox talk
OF getting up a pic mic At tho big spring op-
polite Tascumbla on the 18Th inst,
Rev. W. p, Dorsey commenced a series OF
serHOps at this place last Saturday and will
close this evening. His mertipps have bean
well attended by our citizens snd people
from the country.
Mr.. Al. Weaver and bis gom Of lady,
nee johnson, arc on a visit 10 j. Or. John
soh's and relatives In this place. We had
the pleasure Of caressirg their beautiful III.
tie Texas girl
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nARRIEn.

By Rev ]. NJ. Hardy at tho house Of D
Cummings, 10 Tuscumbia, No June J, 1851
Augustus A. Mahsu to Martha Il. Cummings,
"a health 10 the groom,
Nav his brow never gloom,
Nor sorrow succeed 10 his mirth;
May the ,ieh and the poor,
Hail, with gAdpess hls door,
Aud plenty crown richly his hearth"
"A health TO the bride,
or her circle tho pride;
May the pleasures OF lie surround her;
May ly's golden rays
Gid The close OF hor days,
And The blessings " heaven attend her"
j.. NJ. HARDY.
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EvERTBopE end BRUMLEY 6 JOHN
SON also rtjoiees in their Full Stock In
every line Of goods seasonable and suitable
to the trade OF Miller and adjoining counties,
OUR old stand lie so full of NEW GOODS
OF every description that we have no room for
elephants, Our goods OF every description
are NEW and FRESH We bsve no eoOnec-
liou with second hand houses or junk shops.
We buy only OF regular houses, psy cash
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TUsOUMBTA TIN p.

All abna1d for HERNIA NFGFI'S Large and Magnificent STOVE and
TIN SHOP nOli Fellows Hall. Keeps SOves, Tin ware does REPAIRING, guuahnE
roofing an Everything in toe line OF To Shop. An work done promptly an WAR RN
H NEE7E. G17 Gil al BRUMLEY u JUHNS0NS.
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Tho second annual session of the Spring
Garden School will close Friday, June 10,
1851, The exercises Of the day will be con
Quoted IN The Seminary yard, ard viii con.
sist Of literary work, music Instrumental aad
vocal lecture by Prot. Chaliant, lato iron
Ohio, ana othe3s. Eyeryb body invited to be
present on tbs oCossior; bring baskets well
flied. A tree entertainment will be gjyC In
ID evening.
Come QUE; come all.
SUTTON & MoLEs.
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We, on behalf Of the BANNER fraternity.
return oar many thanks aud obligations 10
Mrs. Matte Mthan for a bountiful snpply OF
wesding cake, presented through hor dear
father, UBclc Dan Cumming. May II ID
ever ba and abide with her aud her league
lord; may prosperity ana bsppihess oyer iol-
low lhen In thor iourney THROUGH life.
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for what we buy
n FJR CASE MY VIZ SILL.
WE nc NOT \ COMPETITION but INVITE
COMPARISON OF Goods and prices; come sahd
xamin for yourselves before buying else
where. 1t costs ycp nothing to examine our
goods and pricess
Thaoking our friends and patrons for past
favors, we solicit a continuance. We remain
and expect to continue.
BRUNLEE&J JOHNSON.
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SHOE : BOOT Factory.

We bsvo opened ont a Shoe and Boot Manufacturing Shop aud can Guarantee the Bee
BURR. 0pemtor Call and see u. I5ESUMLcY ~ JOHNSON,
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Mr.. AL. Weaver and biz gem Of lady,
nee johnson, arc on a visit TO j. Or. John
some and relatives In this place. We had
the pleasure Of csressirg their beautiful III.
ue Texas girl.
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CITY DRUG STORE.
Tuscumbia, Mo.

The undersigned baYe opened a fst class Drug Store. filed with
New Drugs and Medicines of tho pureat quality, Toe stock excells
any establshrnent in Gage Valley. Merchants, Retail dealers and
Physicians will find It to their advantage TO purchase OF US. We
have procured the service Of DIR. HI. BrndIyford az Pre-
schpuonat. LIE ~
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TERMS of CovRT

TERMS Of COURT:
CIRCUIT CQuRTi Meets Second Mouday,ip
February aud oecondhonday In September;
r.. l.. BDwAGDs, Judge.
COUNTY COURTi Mssts First Monday In
February, May, August and November;
w. 4. WRToHr, presiding justice; 3. r.
GOTTEN, lst district, ABsoLpg BEAR, 2nd
district, associate justices.
PROBATE COURT: Meets Second Mon
day Ia February, Nay, August spd Nov
embor, jas. II. Tom. Judge.
Tuscum5ia Il, A. Chapter, No. ~, meet a,
their hall the second Saturday after full
moon In each month.
JAS JOHNSTON, n. 4. II, p.
WN. CLARK, Sec'Y.
Tuscumbis Lodge No. 437, meet Saturday
GA or before full moon in each month.
JOHN BEAR, w. Al.
ID MARSHALL Ssc'y.
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Iced and LtUe1'y Stable.

formerly known as the kirkpatrick stab
To ouMBIA, MISSOURI.
NATH. DAVIDSON, PRoPRIFToR.
uSA.Speeial accommodations for Conn
cial Men.
Al kinds Of stuck bought and sold
r 'asonable Commission.
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Notice Motto. y Not e,.l-Aurora Spf
Miller county. MOI Tor Tho ttttht 81
pthicted OF oar country, ] want 10 say 10
suffer 40 more ~ The Aurora water (
Sore eyes, kidney cirfEtt, creep eyrTsl
rheuuaism; and in TACT Everything ibat !
bean lriea on. De not he fooled rs QUO
satisfied. Board cheap and handy. Altd
Ed. VIZ. c. DowNlS
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sadlexy Z Harness Nanufactor y

We nave opened a Large Stock of Hrnoss aud Hardware. Have procured the ssvic
Of HI CAVITY, M experienced Hamess maker; will .appiy the pubhc at the lowe
gms, pS~ REPAIRING done OF short notice.
&c
, 1881-08-16

Prosrcxs Of the aIut,inl Telegraph Come
uuuy.

rnny+
Uisp3tch 10 Ctlelnntitt Enquirer.
EEw YOnK, Aug. H-Tho proKrcsa OF tho
Mutual Union Te'egrAph Company IN cotnplct.
Ing Its llncsis very rnptd. Walter Katie. En-
gincct Of tho Company, saId Saturday that con.
strlicton WIS advancing Ht tho rate Of 100 mllcs
a month, THO old limo between Hostou and
Washington has hcen fully equipped. 1t passna
through Providence. Hartford, Now York. Phil
adoIphia. and baltimore, with connections fttsn
tho tnnin line 10 Newport. Sprlngtlcld, Nowark,
and Wilmington.
Tho extension Of soma OF tho Compauy's lines
botwcen New York and Chicago by way Of Al
bany. Duffuo, Cleveland, Toledo, and Uotfolt,
will 10 oponed for business cnrly in October.
Another lino Will connect nostun with Albany
,gnr gy wsy %f ; sprMnEea ~ contract has toen
Company for tho Aae Of LIS potus betwuen III ose
plnces and 1t Is expected that the new ljpe, be-.
tweun milwaukee, and st. phul aud betWcon
Chlcngo and VI. Louis will by tlntehel stimuli
taunously with tho l!no rro,u N1w York to. UHi-
cHE0.
A so.itnerty limo has nlso boon surveyed be.
twoon Wash!llgtnn and ChfgnKO by why of C!m-
borl4t1. Whso'lng, nnd plttshurg, Including
Tcrro lfatte. 9nd VnndalIa, nnd Ia bcInH rapidly
pushed toward completion, an that II In 1plevetl
that tho CN1HpRny Will havo two independent
routes 70 tho Wcat raady for sorvIco within tho
: 4 cotatrnet hiis also tocn .,atlo to dxtoui tho
Company'H limos from Ut. Lou!s to Kansas City,
nnd It ts thought that thoy will DO built bot0rB
tie pGSaFsh FI nt Winter connefon has been
Portland: und TINT line Ia 10 bo completed by
tho lst OF November, With a vtew OF opening fnr
public business tue Telegraph lines which havo
sceklns s'.abs situauons Ia tho tG aiorent cIsies h
for QthtGH.
, 1881-08-16
Types or he'TinIstau-Tho VaEabond-
,tstt Holy HIun-A Disgusting slight.

Tho Tuuisian typo OF humanity, wrltos II cor.
respondent, Ia tho common OFlonkul QUO. All
tho 1lnlsENns delight Jn brilliant dresses. and
thoIr tAal0 iii costumes tb perfect. Tho 0InbrOl.
uury llspIAy0d on thotr garments Is almost III
conceivable. II u usu4liy Ut tho Sumo color "a
tho Kroand, but just u sh.tlo tMrt0r. III all the
Ynrl0lla articles Of nppArcl tue 1oluFs nru mar.
p0lousiy tlended. tho tints arc cxtrpmuly doll
catu, aid garments whleh iu wurds must 10 do-
a0rt0od As -colorol robe, toa- Rruen jacket,
tQHary.yollpw pailtlu0ts, atttt v nalo bluo b0ur-
nuila leave on tho uyo no scI1su Ut alsyort The
houses OF tho hettoF elaasoa lrO built OF brick
4touo. and thu!r interiors r0afton t1nHn G6nt =
decorated IN all thu epeshior af Uriolltal taAlG.
The runlaian iaa!es wien y'sI1leAro n,oro nassea
Of nantlos md thtuk volta. through which QUO
hay0 sson IN EuroI'o dirty yaRabont!s who weEe
hayo sven such dirty Eatssbondsus tho "saints''
ut Tuuts, You 500 In trout OF u lnosluo ut, old
fellow with tho faoo ut III tlot, with t.izod cycs.
!n Ala right baud kHutty stick, In Ills lott straw
talsket, This ls asutnt who0n Frldays pruphosics
una apfeaehcsa 50 much AIl hour. Tho audience
Ggs ii Kind. liz has overy W priyiloso '1a md nv
3ollEatlonst he may oven SEQ 1adies uuvollNl.
A aAli nor0 dts1lstiny ob}gctw wAs occasionally
!lot. A nun With a4GHartt. fuoa, teryluutl byos,
l0ny hair, and hare hpAl uli1, for u wonder,
welrlng shnes. atnnds borGto you. IIn cnrrtca
y lhskct contAi1lug y quantity OF snakcx; he
takes onp by Tho uIfltlo fn hla loft hnud and
eolxes another CLOSE ito tho head by his right.
He ralsas the latter to biz Lips, hu puts out hi9
tongue to meet the vibrating tongue OF the
reptile, and. havlng shown that II lsr1 NOT bltQ
him, ha bites Oh 10 head eud awallQwe It.
, 1881-08-16
THE FROZEN NORTH.

A Now Bedford Svl,alor's Cr,tisc in tho
Arctic IteRlons-Sevonty.n .nvc Degrees
Below Zero.
Ut. jouss, N. F., Aug. t5.-After prolonged
voyage, extending ovar sixteen months, amid
w'ntry sens, tho whaler. Abtutt Lawrence, IT
New bedford, was towcd into tho harbor OF II.
Johns yestortiny.
The vessel was In an almost wrecked eondI-
tfon. 1lcr cutwntcr was gone, hor ntonI split
and shattered, her dock noscned and crushed
upward from tho main bcatns. her forptop. gal
lantttlast gono, aud her hull vcry toaky.
Tho Abbott Lawronco winfored tho past sea.
ton Mt Marble Island, on tho northwest side of
Hudson Hay. From cnrIy January ut tho ut Of
March tho Winter was Ut tho most rirprous and
unrctcntIng character. Down an far north as
Cape Chdletgb, the minimum reading OIL tho
thermometer. according IN tho Fahrenheit stand
ard, during those two lonH. sunless mouths was
IL degrees lcnw zero, who tho maximum fet
~ low rs . degrees, showing for tho scasun au
average intensity Of frost represented by " do
4rces below zero. During tho wlntor and curly
Il g. wSptSry s!Ts,S'es saat se5e aad thurs
Owing to tho enormous Qunntlty of in,pcuo-
trMb!e ico- packs TINT haa formed in tho bay tho
whales could hardy movu a solitary shlp's
g,ltncc, THO fishing seuspn Ut tho New BEDFORD
fishermen Inns proved this ycar an Utmost barrru
Tho Captain OF tho Lawrence describes tho
number uf whales seen during the rrgulnr f,sh-
Ing seasuil Us fur In cxceBs Ut nty former cxrG.
r'leo Gf bis. and attributes tho slEnn1 fnlurU Ut
Of co H throng tho - seas @ Wei sho ,is .s
bochrturcd with anything like moderate success
fA'SDON. Aug. E.-A CORRESPONDENT on b0Ard
tho United states scarch steAtner Alilanco
writes ae follows from linmmerfost, In tho Prov-
luce Of Fihinark, Norway: 10th hoi1l und IN
Iceland tho pnst Wtntor WIS the sevcrcst known
s!cc tho year l69o. Tho hills about hero arc
stlll covored with SNOW, which should bo gone
lOuH nHU.s
, 1881-08-16
'.DRuGGED AND ROBBED.

Shortly buforo o'Gl0ck last evonin9 tho West
Lako stroot police patrol WAS Called 10 tho COR
ncr OF Randolph md Ann streets, whera thoy
found n man ab0ut e5 yeMrb old living uucon-
sciDus on tho sidewalk. In his pockets were
found several papcrs bcariug tho llanb Of
Joseph Krag. and MISC q y. M. c. A. membership
ttokot with tho sa,no tlatnc. lio wns tnkuu to
tho County Hospital, whcro ho subsequently 70.
covered consciousness. His name Is Joseph @,
krng, aud be IL employed ,ls a bnrtenlcr,n d
saloDn at tho c1rnpr of stntn and Washington
stryets. lilo attended tho ptcnlu ut 0X,lphs Grove.
and olutnia to havu bucn,robbsd whIln there OF
$40 cash and Il $4h watch Hlll chAtr,. Elo r0n,en-
lofs nothing nfter taking tho strcot.car rcturn-
Ing from tho park. Tho hospItal doctors think
ho was .,rllgsel with opium, but Krag is unable
10 furnish my explanation,
, 1881-08-16
C4lIAleIeIf CURE,
Swallowing Poison.

Asalsewlng and lnhellna the nq1ious Impurities
Ec,uaGd tt calAFrh, S9eon NIT AlunG t1Iu nasal
fHinVtIy ny 4oAollus xld !soluba snutfs4 rslt
.tbY ftaeA. pr oss,itcatg iIS yrulGns s!.ruies at
Sifsciod By IM Wei ID ii Isycr's now iaoe ealatlvs
tF1AtuUAe+ Tho VlsnvRt1 uAa1 by hIta afu Al!sbFAuI
fDfnI luAal ~ wcll lHeNl aHllduts ~
Ccttalal " aFu DstArrh *MCtiu virus y ~ pro'
ctioA tss!l a0nals tro many !nOutuls Who, " nll
atAKra VI ttla dsp14o hate A&ch cured bt flla
N0Mnsrt4l r9nody, ostsIIis. hoypna ontra;i!ctiun.
tho Must i4EsnttuHt nedisal discovery sttrs vacfln"
sllDn. Kew u, ~. TaYl9f. tW knblp'st. HtoHklyn.
wEtloa, "tln0 package IF0ainEed radical Cu!o. vi
ehtrey cuEyd Mvl6uE " tax ta!Hf wi,o H., sas suE-
III Nfuaawsy n y, :" L slrs. mo xftVr auetoEtnH
", FWnshInEtG1t.placa. n. vi II rain spgak for
hovcn uanlbAr 5t My faAiily who hArn n33a i With
KEvAt t0liyht" lkvy. ". II. Aa.nnef, FREDERICK.
IiI.s ETgfylt,.!y lrOlto!u1 with EutArrh ~ WIZ
siluuu usu IT, A1urY \. iknnkcrt ~ n. Cafkat.
IT, stss'Ps
i1sS H. ar H. xs;s ansaiSStt 5 in;ttaai ~ rass Sasas.
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. TIE ST. PAUL AT nOC1kFORD.
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ROCKFORD, Ill.,, Aug. lis. y. Morrill,, Gcn.
cralSuporintendcnt OF tho Chicago, milwaukee,
T. 1t. Paul TOad, D, A. Oltn, and Attorney II.
Watkor woro IN tho city on Saturday, ostonsibly
for tho purpose Of soicutlng s1te for thor nov
depot but tho truo tnwarltcsa Of tho short visit
ls vastly mora Important. rho road has now
Cotton Into tho city, md tho uoxt thing 10 to got
out. II mo arrangements Gun l0 matlo with tho
Chicago l. Iowa Company by which tho truck to
Davis junction can bs usod, thoro Is porhAps NO
doubt but that tho Milwaukee, 1toad will run
south TO tho ChIcago & Pueblo Division, Tho
surveyor was With tho party, and tho water-
Inwor was looRod over, very carefully md
was hos to n say III That sS& sstS Would @ M bo aS sa
amount ir 1t was necessary In tho cnaeavor to
that tho Company means business In tho
turns Tor their, oTorts. Our oitiEsHs arc
pany, and hopc 10 receive growth aud im-
proYnmont thorotrom. AB regards tho Iooatton
Of tho depot, nothing has Deen dulIMitly decided
@ = aSdys e x sae VI cbca
20 g. IoWn building. Tho grading on tho limo
north hMa all boon donu, and Tho tics aro now
hctng dailvorod. Nr. Morrill, went over tho road
tho unilro Alstuiltc, aud expr08aea h!msclt aY
vol pleased With the work. Az tho Company
acly When S tso Work a wSuIa S b. es eomSto aariS
foro the olose of ootobor. This ] ovont Il looked
especially tho water. tnetl, With great OK
Is tSate thsr f tSo E
hoayy iirms on tho wator- I'owur .l6pond largely
on tho farmers oc tho Wost mud Northwest for
tho eala ct thoir Roots, honoo tho necessity OF
Mi. Merrill returned to bis homo on Saturday,
accompanied by tho othor members Of tho party,