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Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-09
Price Four Cents.
when opened, are rarely if ever guarded by

when opened, are rarely if ever guarded by men charged to keep of the unwary.
 Operations in the sewers are conducted un- der the eyes of the city engineers. Wheney- CT symptoms of ice appear below, bags of salt are flung into the current, great care be- ing. taken to prevent the stoppage of the drains, and especially the congea1ing of the snow carried through them. An immense store of salt was laid in since last winter at cost of Is centimes the kilogramme, and supplied by the re- fuse of tanneries and other factories. Four workmen employed to empty snow wagons into the sewer which was fatal to the child write to their employers that when they were approaching the sewer with load man, accompanied by little girl of nine, wanted to pass close to the wagon The foreman cried loudly: Don't go there," but he went on. The child followed him, but her foot slipped and she fell into the sewer The father cried: My childr' and all was men, who give their addresses
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-09

yard of house just inside the walls, which was under surveillance. After setting watch CTS on the house outside, the police entered the one inside the walls and there found the
 thirty four casks of sugar loaded on the carts which had entered empty, and further
 search revealed hole in the ground covered
 with boards and loose earth. Entering this
 by a short ladder, the police found themselves in tunnel, about six feet high and three feet wide, running underneath the town wall and ditch, straight to the warehouse outside :; rails were laid down on the ground. and in the warehouse was found little truck to run on them. The tunnel was nearly 1O6 yards long and some notion may be formed of how profitable business smuggling is when successful, when 1t is considered that it could pay those who carried it on to construct tunnel of such dimensions.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-09

Florida. and Louisiana Oranges. FINE and large stock in store at present. Prices sl = .,.' '1''''' tsa'ss- '''1 Fl E. E. HALL SON.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-09
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The movement for the revival of the whipping post has not met with much favor from the Senate of Missouri, which has re- Jected by vote of nearly two to one. bill to set up the whipping post for the punish ment of petty thieves.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-09

MT. s. ". Hicks, of Pleasant Valley, Dutchess Co.,, N. r., the son of Mir. E. s. Hicks, whose may
 have appeared in this journal in connection with
 article similar to this, was, like his father afflicted with Stone in the Bladder, only thst his case
 serious than his fathers. On the appearance of
 the disease the father advised the to write Dr. David Kennedy, of Rondout, N. T., who, he said, would tell him what to do. Dr. Kennedy replied,
 suggesting the use of $ Kennedys Favorite Remedy" which had worked successfully in the fathers
 Mr. Hicks who had been assured by the local physi-
 clans that they could do nothing for him. tried .s Favorite Remedy" at venture. After two weeks of it he passed stone z of inch long and of
 the thickness of pipestem4 Since then he has had symptoms of the return of the trouble. Here is sick man healed. What better results could have been expected7 What greater benefit could edical science confer? The end gained that is surely enough Dr. Kennedy assures the public. by repu- taYon which he cannot afford to forfeit imperil tHat the " Fayorite Remedyn does invigorate the Blood cures Liver, Kidney, and Bladder complaints
 s we'll all those diseases and weaknesses peculiar ito females. Dr. Kenneds's Favorite Remedyr for sale by su druggists. ia25 eod&p1r
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-09

Some important observations are published by the Weather Bureau in regard to the in
 crease of rainfall in the western counties of Kansas. There have been dry seasons dur ing the years included in the observation, which have been fatal to vegetation, and the exodus of farmers, who form the greater part of the emigration colony seeking to en- ter the Indian Territory, is in consequence of their Encouragement from this cause. But the average rainfall for the past eight years has perceptibly increased, and it is believed that it will be continuous, so that the condi- tions of successful agriculture will eventually become possible. The increase in humidity is believed to be the result of the extinction of the buffalo, allowing the growth of 8 coarser vegetation than the short buffalo grass; the breaking up of the soil by cultiya- tion, allowing more fertilizing absorption of the rains, and the planting of trees and shrubs. whose effects in attracting rainfall
 are well known. The clouds, which mainly
 come from the Rocky Mountains, do not pass
 so high, and storms do not die out so quick
 ly The atmosphere is not so dry, and the
 heat not so great. All these changes, al-
 though slight, are marked and continuous
 enough to be taken as evidence of an im-
 provement, and go to show that region,
 which its inhabitants are ready to abandon
 on account of sterility produced by climate,
 is in way to become habitable and fertile
 under the influence of mans cultivation A
 similar effect has been noticed in Nebraska
 under the influence of arboriculture, and the
 whole is very encouraging as to the future of
 the arid regions of the West.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-09

Times change and we change with them. Thomas Ewing who, for ten years, in Con- gress and on the stump, has been trying 10 convince the country that Wall street specu lators were s'the bloodsuckers of the nation, 7 has become 'sbloodsucker'' himself, and, although still member of Congress, he l a. lsft his seat and spends his entire time buys ing and selling stocks in New York
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-09

The Rev. Dr. Goodwin has been gathering statistics of church attendance in Chicago, l and he finds that the majority of the people
 regularly keep away from the churches. The Methodists have one-third of their pews va- cant every Sunday. It is very little better with the Baptists and the Episcopallans, and the Congregationalists have more unoccu- pied sittings than any other denomination
 The Protestant churches of Chicago together
 furnish about 100, GOO sittings, but only two-
 thirds of them are filed Even if we add the attendants on the. more frequented Roman
 Catholic churches, we should probably find
 that less than quarter, perhaps not more
 than & fifth, of the half million inhabitants
 of Chicago are churchgoers. Chicago is 0
 very wicked city, but in none of our large cities are the churchgoers very large part of the population
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-09

We have frequently called attention to tEe benefits of the Cooperative Savings Fund and Loan associations as they are conducted in Philadelphia, Bos- ton and other places. A bill has been introduced in the Legislature of this State authorizing the establishment of such associations in Connecticut, and it is proba- ble an effort will be made to form such an association in this city. We hope it will suc- ceed, for there is abundant evidence that it can be made very useful.
 Danish physician, E. Hornemann, has written an interesting essay on the state of man just before death. Much experience and fine insight have led the author to conclusions which cannot but be grateful to those who stand .at death-bed, to those who mourn Here is one statement out of many: "The feeling of deaths approach changes and pu- rifles the inner sense, while the outer sense, including that of bodily pain, is made dull by the gradual decrease of the vital func- tions."
 A singular case of smuggling has recently come to light in Rome. For some time past it had been observed that large quantities of goods. especially sugar, arrived by rail in Rome and were declared Gin transit," thus being free of the customs duties Goods thus declared are warehoused outside the city walls, and thence are either carried to the villages round Rome or brought into the town in small quantities, paying duty as they come in. A watch was set, and it was found that the goods were all stored in g small warehouse outside the Porta Angelica, the gate under the Vatican, and that they appar- entity never came out again, either in large or small quantities. On the 2sth of December thirty-four casks of sugar arrived, as usual in transit. 2 and were taken to the suspected store, and next morning before daylight two empty carts were observed to entsr the court
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thoy on,uc. Prnbahly thu second and Inst d'nuecs
wore te nest ot '!,o oyoninE and short rt,s,. d.
ois 10 tho coifl1,enceincnt oi the pccoHa .lanec.
". ss ,"r ,h sw an tnS IT, scr naws Ms.
tunes In tni y1rw of tho Rt,'llcfco nsscnl'etl.
nrnt then formed III II lIne tmfwe':t' us ai,d tio
Mike r. syrry ss.t a, wh. tho a'3sp h, %s
which It h1kl been tnkcst.
TltE s4UAw DANCE.
Tho body 1T .cncE tlrssa was n1ado Of black
cnlico. with rel md .whisn scollol's below tho
iittc,l tlEhtiy nro,,nti the wMiat. and four long
atrsanors from % she BUCK and . BRENT , wavea to
VII wct, T., n w's saps 's WI s t neo t Ho srab a"
starting frt!,i tho TOP Of this wns annttor
e.roaincr, which exfonlcd even t1 fl.o M Ert,in,t;t
nn io.9 as. aua 'sF 1 vsre ""s II %s so
;nethor mo ,'f Il ito ito Tribe; md stolcal IL.
ss s;s $ss 3 .s{ q sSsS nssy f ss
tho ground. and tito tHotun wns nort nf u shut
ling "hol'Godehoy," tho dancers 1,nw s.,ppnrt.
nliw turning urnlnd aud Mr1ti,,tl.-iiow fot!oM.
Ink tho o'..ler With st,ail.like tco a,'tsl tha
ss, a'ss TIC 'fsy sn,S iS of t,o Xt III" to 5 h
gntug Of tho t,,isc!tns wof suddenly stop. mud
tho, " way Of apransv, tic III !, inan :a " t9
which was sort Of cross botwcon groah ana n
tho squaws .i h,,s vii ns rxnaustcsi thetnselves
;sy ;SS ssyrs E. xs ;SS &c s'SSs S esst.! sas s y
tiorcltpon single braye, win bin fncG Iuitusl
and al,ilust nakrd. lppeare.l IN fr,nt u TIP ~;
whpra tho aquaws wero assembled; and theso,
doiowaK nm; TYP ~ ~ yo 1W scu n af" 1 1
, 1881-05-31

On tho Heath Nf tho lAt0 Idldy l!!A1b!l0 Mut'
nhy. tnp daughter ut the Enrt OF nathatKrotlRh,
i!,o Impression prevailed hut Wig hnt ou 'oll.
Wus ,t thu glsp ID shown ny tlls folla,stn4 OK.
traet t,s,,a thu 1tt'slan 1ahiet nt Apr!! -
IF h(s tlapvtrrh m0rrinvo, mud MI 10s,E IN 1t WIN
nut I.1lt detohp! ho oppse4 4 o.. tho Hfos@n'ts @
whIuh livery Imrvnt anl bend Hf = iMti.t!y w!
rcmnineJ iirn til her resolve, at,l ulMtsttiun WIS
no ion9vr p.'ss'blv. lha Eur! Ncucnted ~ tavt
isHiy Wiunui1n wiz .l,.lrrip4 frunl her fMthore
htlise, ullti although shn voluntarily pxtrl1tn'
l,grnnt III tito prs,suouton nr her lleAl l0l uAtn-
jnr nor avn tnHtptunlt1cgi AlB tgnAttHi1 from
the tir4k u turt,,a 0f tho must A9uutlauate u0r-
rexunII,lrpu with her fnthor aud @ll hcr nearest
rrlntiup8 RHd fFE0ttl5."
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A WORD WITH THE Ex-.

1t. A.. t,rpent IN Ntw 1'ork 7rt1ttu.
Therers ;,ss:, on'y ono rhsn" fur your rroao"o"'
Aud TINT IL d word that IL osntuous-soacow!
Where Elrnpe'a ambitious md arss'yltnt Innstcr
First rouf,ell tho rod nnrvest ut WI md sastor.
Worc W ' n.ainIy ills fr!unsls anu himsctf. you r.
,nlolnber.
II Now York should sivo you another commits
Don't I yo% , ssc, even tnon' tint you've lost your
The faotlonai fr,cnaltpga whose i'atteros inflntc
And iiiaa!,'kisys who tawn, how can sheu "yladl-
II yo,, silk III your tent whI!o they nmb!e about
And ,okrcat party goes on, or with or without
"ris vigorous, Ylrllc 1u!ok: cain. and defiant.
The hot blnod ot youth III tho trnfne or giant,
A. stout lis It was II H. sturdy ocE''.sng r,n-
It tnkes tnorc .han ono man to mako mortal
Aud Totf,s,y Tfa don't count, for hos only an annex.
Now, 't!sssoc, SEQ hore; tur" YOUR oa''t'"p and
A talu With IL morlll-Just l,carkcn to this nm:
All 1njtr, cuprIrI.,lls and dhat,Xhty-,narrover,
Y,,tI s,uleWhnt rusen.Au that rtlbIuund rover,
Old UnRnUn, Eti!Gf at tho Ercoa ana Cuiuanchca,
rinMG uf tf,e Hwa1ns md I,Dss uf tle r1,nches;
llu woru siInng carrinss anti yery tal f9&tasFs'
Aud HInrtrl rcd ocro n li aoEts s,f wgns''ars q +,
borders
Who wouldn't obpy ILLS perotnptory ornra.
a rR[lrunll WIS hlli, An tn stltJ. III rrfleckon
s'Thusu will engineers tnttat 10 brnnKtt to sub
iGetl0n."
So one t'ny, soliciting bis Longest 9n beef relst
lie atarts out To cnptlsre tho Lightning Expross
Truth. .....-
| Ono o1l.l OF tho lasxo he ties round hla body,
Thou hlties 1T tho bushes, sflon swallows somt
| tptlhy. ,..s
Tho rattle Of wheels III tho distance IL hum,
! tntnK-
Tho desperate, fury fed dragon Is coming;
| Ito louias froi, tho rock, and lHotlent h'
| ltu90rs,
| Tho coll held n,oft III his tiexibls fingers.
| 4 whistle! A suhy! Tho little 1AHst eulta yonIor
| And tltlyara In mir like II cnIlesl atlncosllh
Tt,p trln rllshea t,y-A denso CLOUD ltaterposcs,
lit tho lasso o A8ok Ut tho inottster lilul0scsl
| hnye but to a.ld-heru tho moral Il h!ngtn'."
| Thut lhey n0yur found head, neck, or heels o
| tttAt lnitul
, 1881-05-31
Crushed by Her lIorse Falling
fHtr{rtHn.

Nile. dc Ghyka Ated ut tho aseanlon llnap1ta!
OH Auntluy night ut u complicated fr1.cturo u
nj tha flIputxjs0no on tho pr1yt9ua Saturday.
in sis!lv iii II the otrorts OF W ela!nent satrsgen
gAnxrulto 4rt In und invaded sacsnsss1if ,at tne
tm yo,ll1x wo,nan. whn p.reor!noA vt .to lllpl.,.
5os under the nntn t H9a y .i,ai hyka .h r,s w.
IN nublto In urdrr to tllslllrus*. hur husband
aua torce him to ubtnln y atsosoc: rho }aunx x
wusuun died 1u u pIutn !lttlo hosp!t4! peu. WIN
and ou her neck the rlaKniAccnt tewo!s which
sho Wore vt Tho mQmouE OF hur tVIgiblo fall.
, 1881-05-31
a sAHAC1oUs HEN.

l}FHEfHH asH0tf.
"I1owo d'yo tlu =" hu nsket, will, grin OF
familiar recognition. "Dontt sccm to know
n,e, stu 80. was III here Inst fall alld give
yer SONS anccdotcs about sallle snakes down
III NY uarts. licEenbar ........
"Yea," growietl Tic city edttor, " l rccol-
lcct ynu. All your s1>nlso storlea wcrc lles,
a1d wo got lutturs fr0,A all over Town saying
80. Whit ,lo y0ll want IowW
"Yo,, don't toll NO." runInatetl tic snaka
matt, s,nnnlhing Ills Int softly. "lacs was
they: Mebba the PARTIES rs writ to yHr
k1,owtl n,Dre about th0n snakes than me.
I'rups what l come to tell yer ahout ,ny
spgckleu hen With blue hacklo Is all lies
too"
".V!,at Inns she tlonoa" ....,.
"Slms .tonu u,or'n tho snakes, ard II tho
snakes war les that lrru'sa whopper, that's
nil can say," and l,o loolictl deeply Injured.
"Tell us about llor, anyway" said tho city
editor,
Yer l,carn about tho cat TINT l,atcllc.t
chickens, reckon. Well, my old speckIed
I,en's been slIscounslii' tl1at cnt. She's
'4s lMtSt'f%| fur Droo' Of k1ffs"s' o"' !" ''e''
"OlI, 80 hon,e, n,M sleep 1t OIL" recont-
| inct,,lotl tic iuligl,unt rlty editor. -,
| '"Faet! Four hrAud, and olie to tue brood,
oil things, pllti trle.l fur to k!lock nHr ont y
Tie fttuc, Nj i,su. Shu'tl sot antN Int Hat
iran but what She'd srt. Fus. sho ,uieI.tai
iii oil milk mil inn IN 9llI's ''M! then sl,o
i.iui i'm slugget1 Il st!e didn't Hatch mt 4
Goxel, biscuit alld then try, 70 lcarl. 'cnl I"
swim: lseei sha VIM slttl1.' right brnndy,
ni,d / says to thu nIl wu!'.nll, says !. ,s!ar.
wtti, tlle blNa IarkIe.,,. M9r tn.,ole'l I? tho
ittt'p, nnu says s,c, 'fnr bet yer lifev ",
Will tllat W. tl4Rcrnl wlat wo'd best
do, Willis. wo WIS llHTerll' sly; sat o.,
srsnd sts,u it II idu. colna nut MI saweA n,,d
sp In ta!n yer thi; s yer Fry wo,t ", snS ~, p1 5no
Eer,ti and ilxgura, aud while we w9s hgxerll',
tic eprokle acn was ilgRerti,' too. she llopiH'l
toa bar ser In rom ',1 a,a ~ nots to1y H. .e su
Sat bSfars wc lit ditto tlle sc!,uiae yor San l!yk
aia ion tcr q fow .!nys. l'os ivy skla e M Msao
re- 81 a1oe @ UT n1 sosl s;9 ~ re" fo
sext aaare " VII %s r!!!l'"a ssIkss uSsS
HcvIl t,thtt 1IkU It. she WIS 6cit flr to sat. w
tei yor. Thorn wiz ti,res has'i.s!,a!i .tanls oMt
IN the yard. and Hhc ant a. ~ On md matched out
"N"sl Of of It. hit how about tho k!tton.t'
well to men c9m 70 1ss ~ ?W Gi,s,sp TOT ~ q, nfa 1,o
,s VT esq F, m, ~; yot see p s iii ill a.
wItehn: tuo,a .ools, l'ut didn't think no harm.
~, !" NSyss N '"i"a a"''hlns el''' Como ao"" 10
'"jist 10. whi!o we was at dlnnsr seen her
sxp!s ar.apa @ ~, sni ..!4at Know ffo" ~'"'
tss.i .aa , tas S!t m o'!e'' 1, o.s stern;y =;
tho .eur warkH'pSn W; S at ai"seE nssH sa! s
"esS i %s t"o t".o ss'o oas uis&, aaa ,ho city
e<i!tar took down soStno. g., ,,s,a' nm, ,,.x
TGn ss III tSa ihoy Sarry SI toS
, 1881-05-31

Your LAXATIVE Il Just the th!ng-f.t.. easy Ia
take. Mt,1 tue cilt.ct Rtkhl.
8. D. siiErARn. II. T., Eycston. lnt'
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tried yorr TRnptc FRUIT 1MxAr1rr, and am
nrescriDirg It 10 my Indy }MtteMts:
M, L. ltEKlAsN. II. D., Duahotc, Pa.
, 1881-05-31

i,Ave given your .Tnortc-FHrT 1;4xArtvE
fair trial mid UNI Ereatly rienhrA Will, It.
II, Ii, KxAnEA, n. H., Eew Amsterdam. Ind.
, 1881-05-31
OTHER TESTIMONY.

F0nT AtEApE, D, T., Jan. 81, 1881.
Etnr Sir;-I have hatl IL perpetual gitl.iy htad.
acs, anil hayo bepn ellsinael fot tho la*t cunt
II Iirm have nn,Ye,, ~ eiuslrout to tho ~ youE
most yaliatlu THnFic-FArlr l.AxATtsk J tlW!l
r;,deay,r 70 glYo 10 i my cordial support W
recommending 1t to my MANY t1Mrnt!cs.
Ynurs truly, HENRY MINNIE,
Company K, 18th 1utantsy.
, 1881-05-31

100 ~ ssy iat Il dotw al y4a eiatul }0r q which
Il s.,mosi;tnx irs rot beail able 10 say 81 many
p.sssrylios.s A4va sccstystl tSom RnSs!elah''
WY III l;rnllau 6t,. nrs'klSM. n T.
Nov 1E4C
, 1881-05-31
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.

flnd tho standardization mud effect fully - you
claim. q. IL. lsiaskEf+ N'5!. -
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MEXICO, NO., March %, 1851.
IoaY Mr-TaorIcFaulr LAxATlyR the Only
rpucy that has gyct slote sny Mlte any ne!Ina'
kapu. Wa AAA'
, 1881-05-31

Oyycx or J. o. l1vEy Co.,
TALAuE1A. Ala. Aarrh v lsoa')
Ikar Ir-Nnylnz ued Sw9 poxes CT. =, =, "a -
bsttes % han a. @anyslliag evvt tsiel before. AN
highly pleased With them. r. ,tpty.
, 1881-05-31

0tayE1, Mieh., March 1o. 1851.
lam taking your TRopic.F .Fnurf LAXATIVE, md
Ind suc excellent results from u thai aesre 70
'''''""~' Mhs. a. u, 0T1a+
, 1881-05-31

"look here" tho Jester said, when tho
train was rolling 0a t0 Oberlln, "wlaat d[tl
the brakeman Gull tl,ls town"
"O'DvrIin, sur," sala the l.and-l.oagnpr
who got VI ut FreMont.
II see." tic Jester repltcd; - SORT VI lfls'l
capitai OF Gosluauy. We will he thera lust
, 1881-05-31

Lozenge, Which
Serves the Purpose
of Pills and Dis
agreeable Purgative
Medicines.
TH0r1c-rnU1T IsxATIyE !. thu ; ht.t
'h p!sints i ct: WHY. et:e.ivs!y. ssa !. ,!s.
'%s tsxs siee! u I'D sedy a"a asspe
t.es. m sin - s.ss CT ,s
PRICE Is and 60 CTS. SOLD az ALL DRUGGISTS.
WHAT DRUGGISTS SAY
Trepic-Fruit Laxative.
Ne tyy to keep The article, bit the people won't
let W Ss4 !: ss 81 st f. s''Bpy B!osas ssy y o
We haze neye. seen q remedy IKE y6nn. 4
never falls to please The patient Wr recommend
'"'e''' Cor. ;ssh 81. aid ID Avenue, New York.
Il "'' =. JvpsoS CrsslxaHXa. Richmond. Va.
,;p oqE physicians RE- R!s.emEsf IL s.oa4s Il W. brxRs II s
Washington, u. {.
HENRY MKaiLt l. soSs, pharmacists,
0wetlsb0rU, Ky.
Am ceiling Tnor1c-ray1r +, LAxA!,yK !npi.lly;,
]. r. HIGGINS, 0Wettb0ro. ny.
Tsorrc.raurr LAXATIVE sell, T;;}p';lly y and stvcs
Henderson, Ey.
The store. powSEY Il BROOKS, brugg!sts, -.
1'''K KtSos PHARMACY. Jersey City, y. ].
1laavs large demand f9r Tnor1c;FHrS1r Srrx LAx.'
| rIvE. ". J. nAETzEtf. Berry, ny.
| Elegant and attractive. I hare used It mysclf.
and brought It tn the ,lotirc Of our rlysGiats
PRENTICE & EvASsos, Jnucsvllle, WIS.
| commenced the tlrtH business In this city my
yeats ago. 1t gives nia pleasure 10 "a! tat an!ttS
s, s %s &C. a's!f 3: ss oS'''
"'"" 1ni,S |. WILSON. Druggist lexington NJ.
Have tleed It in my family with great satlsiac-
''o''' L. Il. DAVIS. Drngsss, Bellows Fails, Vt
Wo have used your Tnor1c. FRUIT 1.AxAr,vE
ourselves, ani recommended u to tl!o Pi'ssIt'ans
'"' iss sxsEsTsa sass I cos prssts. vic!an N, J,
IT sells we'll nutl gfvea good satisfaction.
COLLISION DKos, Drngytstk, Columbia, ky.
The afcest Laxative in the world. All the Cath.
olio clefgymen IN Indiana are using It.
~ Cant MAHtA punnESn tsEs,
II sells WILL and IN good article.
E. n. llEsss.En, Druggist, Cleveland, O..
TRoptc.Fnu1T LAXATIVE gives universal satilfac-
ton, and piIyslcans recommend ltx tlse:
| M. 4. GREEN, Druggist, Mt Vernon, o.
never found moro pleasant and nssim!tntyc
| Laxative before, 1A7utR SEi1ltERs,
| 100 Columbia H., New York.
Physicians here have found It to bc most rc!la.
hte, :" . ami they wish 10 rft&crlbe It largely
4. EckEnNASS, Dsugglst, Osand Rapids, Mich.
| consider the LAXATIVE the finest and mort
| hcrrcAble pre1MFattou Uvcr used, mud RhRll rec.
F.W. FIERCE. Druggist Chester, VI
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY,
nd tho admiuistIatiou all,j effect fullY Al YOU
, 1881-05-31
SUMMER RESORTS,
THE WENTWORTH.
NEWCASTLE, N. n.

This Hotel will 1ren Juno 18th. II has aeromsnnd1
tinn4 for 40 RnRsa, md Offers more nttrACttsns fGt
fle pleasntg and comfort Of u. 1rstrona than any
"ster r1ARtte re*ort tho Atlantic t:nnsr It's hiHh
-innunn aHurda beautiful viGws bh Inland and san'
~ntt ~ hoa thful htmnfrhcrc. tho enfy manner bJ
M'et It cns he reached, IT, adynntngea fHr boating
r'htna. md bathing, nxoo1ent dsvns and nttshetivs
:'asn a! combine q nnke 4 Q! tho eest charm.
~ rlncca on tho Nnw EnRlnrd Gnnst. The house
Sntnns ~ ev.,y n,s'desn npp!ianco i hns spaGona
;:'tt1 the hest ~ BEt'S. thrRo HnEnra. halls and
nt.d ~ stcnnl. musse hall Tor dnncng ana theatEae
professional! ability Mndcr the direction of Mr. tnh.t
will furnish music for tilp season.
Tho feFnndn nftren tret in width, surrounding the
nnnsc gives an extended promcnntlu RI 9ver ltn1
1nd ss9nuenr: bowling Alley. !llari Itoom, Steam
incht Tor exG1,fs"nt Fall and Inv 3nhts under tho
;Lsction nt ttt,sJ ind sxrertcncrd men: tiruunds
eFHfy hulr. ~
The Wentworth II situated tllrce miles from rotta
mouth hna u FHnehch hy tne1nk Of tho Enetcfn Rail-
why III twh hours' rIhH ftnm Honthn nnt IA Gouh1J
dstaIt f,:,n r"Ttiand n No. y u fo%5 hour, stao
1n NVsh snd Mnth Gonwny y T. a,sn rcaefed from
Trunk by wny nf Portland,
A. snc .tS.!on n I1rtsmoIth tho ronches Of tho
+. W. HILTON x Gu. Portsmouth, N. II.
, 1881-05-31

WAs1tlauT0N. u. L., May ~ l%l.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL HE RE-
Juno ISL iot aautaotuslnF 4sTgtf 91.J nna Pstna
Court Iuusu und lnasa, Rudnk At Llttlo hoats
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The department rts.TvSs the rgh{ ~ ts}sSt any o4
ali bids OF past* VI S9x 9%tM III WiSnUA' svcsvtsty.
, 1881-05-31

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~ ths ntiuu. YGa GHit1 S!AkGa rGt1ftts H!1 ftYnS
10 sspct any or I'll lids. Proposals Aa9H!d ea ".
tn MI IN Iia euyVlaIu er1poAalA for W1u&exa&
!saspost "''t A"e d. Z. HOUSTON.
Nal u Enx'En, U. l. Army.
, 1881-05-31

TRoptc.Fnu1r LAXATIVE gives universal satisfac.
ton, aud phyAlcans Ecctm1nenl itH tlse.
ii. Il. GHEEs, Druggist, bit Vernon, o.
, 1881-05-31

Phystctans here have found II to be most rclla.
htc, q . ami they wish to prescribe It largely
I'LL coming fe;so,i. 49,,
4. ECKEnAAsS, Dsuggist, 0sand Rapids, Mich.
, 1881-05-31

consider the LAXATIVE the finest and mort
agreeable preparation 0vcr used, mud shall reg
OtnIneuu Ii tU my t.tiAtnlAcEK.
FW. FIERCE. Druggist, Chester, ".
, 1881-05-31

The atcest Laxative in the world. Al the Cath.
oiiu clefEytneE IN Indiana arc using It.
Can't MARIA uunDESHAEHEH,
EynnSyille, Ind,