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puffed up, temptingly arrayed, nicely
favored, colored and decorated III the
latest style of artistic skill.
CHRISTIAN. CHARITY WOULD EXCUSE
sensitive people if they declined 10 par
take, but there is not Of that in this
business.
Honest men and women who act ac-
cordiMg to the dictates Of their own
conscience. ''spew it out Of their
mouths" They dare not even handle
the uncl-an thing, which christian peo-
pie s,C0llO,o with impu,ity. In accord
ance with the teachings Of Modern,
Christianity, (so.called) they roll the
dainty bits "as a sweet mOrsel under
their tongues. Undoubtedly many of
them ito 50 with mental res+rvati ion and
protest, hut they dare not refuse it. u'l-
der penalty Of "losing caste" stand
ing in the church, il s"ciety. ETC., etc.
Surely the livery and the influence of
the churches, under false prrtenst, have
been used to advance the interests, and
to cover up the d"ings of the evil one,
to the serious detriment of Il good
cause. While it does not initiate one
particle against the correctness of tenn
prrance principles. or agai ,st the reali-
ty Of true religion. it dues show the in.
sincerity and the duplicity OF those who
have thus betrayed their trust, aud
trailed the sacred standards in the dust.
NON-CONRATANT.
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DANGER IRON fjARD CDaI f4S

Through forgetfullntss and the hur-
ny we were in last week in changing the
SIZE Of our paper We neglected to men,
ton the ,arruw cape Of Mr.. J. e..
Goodnow s family from death by suf-
location from hard c.al gas, during
The severe storm that ragged from the
southeast. 1t seems the large building
that has just been put up east of Mr..
Go,dnow' house shuts the draft off
from his chimney wheel, the wind comes
from that direction. Thr first the fam
lily knew of anything wrong was Ivy lit
tie Charley G"ndnow dropping over as
it dead. Mrs. Go"dnow picked him up
and then hot iced tl'at Size felt curiou
and s'nel|ed the gas plainly. Mr.. Good
how was not ut home being SNOW bound
Oh the road bet wern here and L,vrrne
With the assistance of the hired girl
Airs. G. managed t. get TO Mr.. kiern'S
residence near Ey wllrre they soon
found relief aud stnid there until the
storm was over. In using hard coal
the hest care must b. taken with the
drafts.-l'irtStnne Star.
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keniiaII's SPAWN Cure.

Is sure in its effects mild in action as j.
do : not blister. and yet it is penetrating and
powerful 10 reach any deep seated '",in or to re-
m"v: a,N h,nv growth or amy ether enlarge
mrrt. ii used for rv"ral days. such rs spayin>.
spintS, cui':> caIln,r: sprHins, SW, inyS any
l:,me,ltSS and Az rni:,rg mtntS # the Joints or
lin hs. o' r|runatir'n in man. and for ANY pur-
pc @ fu: which y liinv.t is used for MAJ, or
beast. 1t is W X own o br t"e hest llrme ut
Tor m.,n Yer us,', a,.tin" mid an yc, g rtain
in its rfirr'~. II is used full str Myth with per.
feet 81 fctE ut All seasons ct lir V ar.
Send address 70" Illustrated fircul'r. which
we ihink gives posi- i've prot of It's virturS No
remedy has cv ~ with such unqualified sue
cess 10 our Knowledge for beast we'll maj.
Price 81 per BOTTLE, ur six BOTTLES f J. j ALL
Druggists have it r can Gel it for yoU it will
be sent t" any address on receipt Of price by the
prnprictors
Dir. ). r. HEE!'A;.I.E co.,
En">hur''h Fails. Vermont.
sold by OH Druggists.
2-3S-fm
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The Journal represents enough.-Jour-
nal.
Goodness gracious, .do.you call that
little circular, hand-bill, or whatever
it is, That you PRINT. a newspaper?
Well, you are the first man we ever
heard intimate anything of the kind.
Defends Barber and takes his pay in
advertising! Well, if that isn't getting
into pretty low business!
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Goods blockade of the road to hell, :"
was announced in the last issue of the
Herald as subject for the pulpit last
Sunday evening, and it also announces
that it is the very last. Well, we are
glad of it, not because the road to hell
is blockaded, because that would CON-
pei so many to shovel and buck snow
to get where they belong, but because
it is the last. Vule.-Waseca Radical.
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THN T. Tvs

The Legislature appropriated $4,000
for publishing the laws of the recent
session, in the newspapers of the State.
They were printed over week ago and
as soon as we can get the supplements
by express we shall issue them to our
readers.
There was the usual fight made on
the publication in newspapers, and it
met with the usual defeat. The fact is
that if the laws were not published in
the newspapers, not only the people at
large, but the lawyers and business men
of the towns, would go without them
for six months at least after the ses-
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THE Law OF UYURY.

1x1C La " " CC
We announced at the time the decis-
ion of Judge Dickinson in the case of
James Acheson VS.. Roscoe G. Chase, Il
case III this county in which the pay
ment of note and mortgage were re-
sisted on the ground of usury. This
excited considerable inquiry when first
announced. The parties have appealed
from the decision of the District Court.
For the further information OF our
readers we give below the main point OF
the decision in Judge Dickinson's own
words:
It is not usury for the lender of moIi-
ey or his agent in good faith, 20 charge
the borrower in addition to legal inter-
est, such further sum as would be re;t-
sonable compensation for labor or SCI.
vice actually expended at the instance
and request OF the borrower, prelimi-
nary to making the loan or incident
thereto, provided such charge be III
fact merely to compensate for such SER
vices and not cover for excessive i'll
terest.
But for the lender or his agent with
his consent knowledge, to charge in
excess Of the authorized rate of interest,
any further sum merely for making the
loan would be usury, and the principal
would be clargeable Herewith.
III the case of non-resil lent lender
Of money, loaning through an agent
resident in this State. the fact that the
lender requires or sanctions the clarg-
ing against the borrower as 4 condition
of lending the money, Of such sum as
shall compensate the agent for his SER
vices III behalf Of his PRINCIPAL us agent
in effectiug the loan, the same being
bona fi'|e, and only intended to relieve
the principal from the obligation to re-
compensate his agent. would not con-
stitute usury. 1t is not Il charge ''for
the loan or forEearance Of money"
which is the act forbidden BIZ our lax.
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A good many years ago United
States Senator, in one of the most ia.
nous speeches ever delivered in tie
Senate, thus described the Worthing
ton Comstocks:
There is q spirit. which. like the faith
or of evil. is constantly walking tnan:i
fro about the earth. seeking whom !:
may devcnr:" it is the spirit Of FALsI
PHILANTHEOpllY. The persons VIII II.
it post sses, do not indeed throw them.
selves int" the flames. bit they are EN-
ployrd in lighting mp the torches Of dis.
cord throughout the community. Their
first principal Of action is to leave their
own affairs and neglect their OWL dl-
ties, to regulate the affairs and duties
Of others.
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IiDKI.i n.


Adrian still out Of fuel People are
burning screenings, ta!linrS, hHv.
straw, oats. corn, rags and about any
thing that will burn.
Mr.. Doe is building new house ON
his farm north IF town.
Mrs. 10y. living II miles north of
here, was dangerously i'll a few days a.
go. The Doctor tried to get out t; ere
but could not make it.
The wife Of father Simmons, post
mast Ell 1T West side. died Feb. 18th.
4 child Of Mr.. jenkins. living eight
miles south of Adrian, died recently of
dipht'eria. Age. 6 years.
Adrian Summer school will begin the
first Monday in April and will be taught
by Mrs. McCune, Of Luverne.
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!. Nd NOTICES..

['rhe Warrington Land Office having
withdrawn the land office print ing from
the ADVANCE to ''punish' lis for not
supporting their chief, We shall contiu-
lie to announce the Final Proof and Con-
test notices as Il matter Of newS.l
Complaint has been entered by
Jonathan Gordon, VS.. MAMMALIAN Bird
ges, for abandoning Homestead L ltry
No. II ,S42, on the set of sc. S-1U3-
80, in Mobiles county. Summoned to APP
pear 1T the land Office, III Worthing-
ton on the 2ntI, day OF April, 1881,
1T O'Clock z. VI.
Complaint has bes-n entered by Jona-
than Gordon VS.. MaNimiljan Bridges,
for abandoning Timber Culture Eutry
No. PSI, on the nwt Of sec. 1913 80.
in Nui'leS county. Summoned to ap-
pear 1T the Land Office. in WnrtAing-
ton on the 10Th day OF April, 1851,
at O'Clock 2. NJ.
Notice Of final proof is given by Per-
~ Si,nons. on Homestead Appli-
cation No. 9.:555 for the VISIT sec 26- lG2-
~. Date Of Proof Moiltiay. pril II.
1881. WitnesSps-T. II. hilli. W. r.
ID. McCorl, g. J. Fox and f. D. B. d.
ford.
Notic ice Of lnay proof is given hy Sam
J. Lewis, on Homestead Application"
M. ln.415 for the nt4 see. 70 ls'33. Is
Date of l'rnnf-Mnnd;.y April II. 1851.
VitnesSes-A. NJ, Crosby, Geo. +. Hal
lis, J. +. G,rHves ave! Vim. Wiglam
RANSOM.
Election report for this town: Super
visors-R. II. RlkIlap, II. p:i,'eaux-
F. T. Graves. Clerk-C. ". ". Dow.
Trrasu,er-S. G.. Frrrin. ASstssor-
Coleman Guernsey. JuStice-F. y .
Hubbard.
Farmers generally have hay enough
to get through and seed grain ready
when Spring opens.
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H!<lhingtam 9dpa>1t<,
Terms Sa.oo Year, $I.oo for Six Months.
THURSDAY, MARCH "a, 1881.

Gen. Edgerton. the newly.appointed
Senator from this State, was Ward
man in the last Congressional campaign
in this district. He can be U. S. Sena~
tor but he couldn't have had post-of-
fee in the First District if he had want
ed it.. There is where the Dunnell ar
my have the better of him.
Undoubtedly the nation lost one Of
its greatest men in the death of Sena-
tor Carpenter, the brilliant orator and
statesman from Wisconsin. lie has:
been compared to Henry Clay. Clay
said he would rather be right than
President. Carpenters maxim was
that he would rather be free than
President. He was too independent
and outspoken to be available for
great offices which depend on the pop
ular vote. He was almost as free as
Colonel Ingersoll. But he was 4 great
er man than Garfield and hundred
fold greater than Hayes.
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Village REPORT.


EDITOR ADVANCE: The following is
a summary Of the reports Of the Record
er and Treasurer of the village Of WOr.
thington, for the year ending March,
Is, 1851:
The amount passed til ough the hands
of the Recorder for the year, was twen-
ty-tive (S25.00) dollars, received for IL
censes, etc, which, WIS balanced 10y re-
ceipts from the Treasurer for tie same
amount.
The total amount Of money expended
during the year, as shown by order. for
all purposes WAS one Thousand. three
hundred AMI twenty eight, and 6S-ltO
(S1,32S6S) dollars.
The Treasurer has received from all
sources, one thousand, one hundred
aud sixty-four, and 63-l00 ($1.lG4G3)
dollars, and has expended one thousand
one hundred and twenty five and 64-100
(Sl,125.G4) dollars, leaving OH hand in
favor of the village, $500.
II. 3. PLoTTs, Recorder.
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PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL,

Slough on, " S.. March lS, is
e. !. Kond III < g., E,ll'S: In jl,;ire to y,,ll
ana myself. t:iiik ought to You know lhal
hay" retrieved; :No BONE 5: .tIS, with Ken.
- gavin t:ii'. On vrr' large U.e Do,I
k|.nW how long 1n.' Si!Avip ilah been, there I
II we 'Wiied LIE lr,,St ciEf' tbs. 1t took me
fnilr m"'sh> IL ii T. be E.t"r ore of. and Two
fo.' h., III III u 6. ! hiy used ten ,tt,r$ The
horse i e'.i!rlv well 1T Il an stiff and nn
bunch Il: Il" >rrn OF f. It. 'hi> : ! Nn::.l ri1l
n.'''ic!rt. !! j. i He~sg tt;n: Il re- h:: il j. do $
n all VIII il has Il tor me its safe will b;
very glr:tt. E,", Pert u!iN >:,S.
i'..S + rsp.-rp
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K=zllfSIi's Spav3n Cure.

THE MoSr SUCCESSFUL. REMEDY ever discover
ed. Us it is certal. in its effects and does not
blister. Read proof below:
From Rev. t. y. Granger, Presiding
Elder Of the 81. Albums istrict.
It. AlbanS. Vt. Jan. 20. 1881.
DR.. J. B. Eendill &c., Gents: In reply to your
letter vii! sa III my rxpe: fence with KIN
indeed. Three or lnur years ago procured !,
bottle Of your agent. and with it, cured a horse
OF lamrneSS caused hya SPAWN. Last season my
for i few we ks when he became better, but
when put hi:I on the road H.. grew worse
" hen discovered th't ring- l,n, WIS forming
I l'rortl: sd 10 sc Of Ken airs SPAWN ture
ami with les titan bottle cared I'M 81 tliat lie
i not lame. neither c1n the bunch be :o!,ntl.
Respectfully yours, i. y. GRASGEIs
PERSE,NEH \SCE WILL rt.IE
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E1.sasG.2o.aGEst; zlaIe C2uec
CA

To WHO" IT NAY ir>rERH IN the year 49, I
tlt, eel iii I,tndn''> Sl.nvi' Cure. boz e spa
win vi say2llI n'"n !lS ";'wt. ,..rly half as
''' as Il hen S'"-. and G m?!''t"'y stnp,rd 1','
lana ass a Il rem we'd l,rr Hr;rEltut | novn
Wn"k Il the h rs' ever sine" very h ANA h.
ll"Tc" has 'eH '*l,,:'. II could eyer Sc. ANY
di;'rrrrc 'h tie size OF !" l''rh i,';':> sine i
t,e,lvd linn With Ken ais SPAWN Cure.
Ii. \. GAINES.
EEnshurGh Falls. W., Feb. y. IS 9.
Sworn and subscribed to Def re me this tn
'tay OF Feb. l~79.
JOHN Il. JENNIE. .j,,<,i"c If til Peace.
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MN D.'11i1 81 " n T. NI On III N-\
FLESH.

E:Er >rl, w.. Dec. -. 40.
i j. KrNn Il X tot y Is: wish t: arl; IA,
1rstii,i'r. in '"v ""l y:;lr wat, tile ;ii:...l,
k't dial : SPAWN III =. Lin ne spring IF .>i3
>nnr'. nn The lee and snr:,iind Ivy iht limb
1T the knee ill. WAS very !liir. nd at ili,:.~
suffer d he most r<r?uria;i ): pain. , wolt Il
'itli''H:t nI' i, ore TT IL We l. aud led most
EVERY lii ri nv rr;,c!i. but could find nothing
to ri t me l"rlIlnrnt lel"f. When l over
wnik H. it tnu!I pain me very much In Api!,
Il :. l,:: :,n IT, Iii TX >ii,l Il ~ /; Grippe for
lie: hut. i,aT >',lnr uf Kendall >spav II Cure.
thnuEht W nd Try it. | us Il ON third y; a
bottle, and tN:'t.I irirrN c;i;'f 1T ncr. The ,;>ii
lrt NE and h1 lnt troubled NE since. ! feel
very gtatt!" vo',. and would rr"r,h,nt' Il
III tlall':' - viii Cure to AL who suffer with
>p!ainS OF rheumatism Yen st u'y.
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st. Paul, MINNEAPOLIS.

and the entire North and Northwest, ard to the
Lumber Districts # Northern Wisconsin,.
AT ST. PAUL, cnnnpcIiDHS dre made with the
Eastern Division Of he Chicago. st. PAM, Min
nrapo is Omaha Ii c. for Nortil'r an Cen
trni Wisc"iSi", and fo' Chicag" AID all points
East, and the running Of trail. $ is Il ranged
that pasSeng rs from thu Wcsern Di i$inn Of
tins '.'ne can have f. IN one to one d one huff
hours to 1T. end to business III :ttcrS in st. Paul
if de~i ed.
When you go South or Southwest. be sure and
Z" over this Line Though N. Seven Big Cities,
ana when You 20 North, East or NorthA est, go
through ST. P'Ui. THE GREAT RAILROAD
CENTRE Of the great orthw"st.
Two pass niger tr inS DAHL. st. Paul tn Chi
cago, through l;lroy and Madison, with Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars On each TIA II.
Through Tickets :! So, ne a K1 Sdut SS Mtsi
are Oh sale rtal principal It tions. b. sure and
buy Il through ticket. as they are general v
cheaper: but If Won cannot get the tickets v''u
desire or the Information wanted ab"u rates.
G 'nnrc ions. etc, 1T your honlr station, write tn
the undersigned, and your e ter Wil receive
prOmp! attention. I. ". TEASD. L.
+. B. CT tRkE. General Agent.
Gen. Traffic MANAGER. ST. PAIL, MINI.
TIME TABLE.
Time OF departure of passenger trains from
Ma. katn:
For Chicago and the East at 40 q. III, ard G:,:
D. H.
/ or the West at ~ "a. m.
J. 3 CLOCK. Agent
Mank to Minn.
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&70A EEK. ~ d y at hon easily
W made. Costly Outfit fee Address
lRCE CO., Augusta, Maine. 9-27
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Figs and Raisins, Choice Layers, at
s. \. Davis o6-3t
, 1881-04-04

Hpfctdf lfltpHkfh To JNf EN(tdq0 Tribune.
LArAf ErrE, lnsl., April :-While on hur way
to church Mrs. Mnry Fltzpatrlck. iii Irish Indy
uf nlMut thrrc.s:ure ycArs, was tukGn With
stoli Ut coughing, ruptilrlty Il bsooti- vessel,
from which she de't before trodlcal mid could
reach her. She viii To buried to-,prrow.
The Prosecuting Attorney FOR this county hAs
heeu whUopiHY UP tho evil-lucrB. Fur fifteen
tlnSa pHst tho Drulnl Jury nns bun pxilMIntnY
wtlNsscs, over ~ ri Whun llArD Ind tIlulr
memories rsfrt.he1 by that bt,lly. AZ II result
indictments IsAve Dern returned, threH fSNrIhs
Ut which arc for ri0l1stuHs Ut tho liquor law,
nll1nlrr or tho runin'iutnr ure ft'r gaining.
Wli!b several moro serious n!TcllstS nre rnurEeu,
-npN being tttr Mla1l@!uaEhter.
Thu Lafayette brill Earl,s, kRIHhta Ut l'ythiAs.
are arranging fur IL competitive drill to tIlko
place III this city. uni lIlvo .ixctl WcGnrsdny
An1 Thnrsday. .IllltD Il an1 n, Ms tho tinU fur
tho contest. Ilc number rts!h GhArnet er Ut tho
prizes to hD Offered hnru not yet Grrn AEree.l
lannor MT Cleveland, Dayton, funii1ixlu,i, u,1
~. LunlH, having won Hyury contest III which
they hnyo eniGresl. t.i1lt. JnlApS II. CArlasla.l,
present Adjn,nnt.tipnolnl OF tho Stutr, Is tho
Etntnent Commander.
Tho pp.lt!ca, fcyrr IN this r!ty has mt yet
rcnehe'i bling. l'nt It IA Rrntl.lus!y neur tnx
that point. Az yet tho tIpnl0erAts have tukuf
IN steIs tnwhttt ftIHnix.ttthl: hut lust evening
tho Rcpnbl! cans huf Il t,ettinH ut tho t.nnrt-
ltulAe. Atid rurttiiStrtlclet! their Ctly Cnntr1,
Committee, appointing two members trnm u,.rh
Wnrl; The npt'rtmctLInr municipal u!utDn
pr''ulses to by t.xclt,ilY, from tue fnct TINT tho
city ~ I1rctty csn, nn1 tho CITY Council will bu
tD--tArIe tn thTuE--WhGn the tGrs Ut lNlf lllit
members expire IN Muy. TIL, present Council
A;aRtA six III atx,-wtth il Hurubltt.in Mnyar IL,
six cullLcl!ueIi. ana q .WurkH Trustuu
are IL bu chosen.
, 1881-04-04
BUSINESS.
Review Of Local Finances for
Last Week.
Tho Produce Markets Generally Slow and
Easisr--Provisi,n Dull.
Brcads!uIis Weakened BY ihc Fact Of Mildes
Wcaiher-Whcnl Weak.
BUSINESS.


1lustness In Chicago lust week was not rs I'm.
favorahly affected BY tho weather rs thnt Of tho
week before. Inst weok's clc.rtnRs show Il Rnin
ct nearly s1,oG.O00 on tho clearEngs OF tho cor
responding week of Inst year, while tho werk
hrfnrG they exhibited n comparative tlccreaso.
Trnde IS affected by tho condition of tho eolIls-
Try. nnd tnth snlrs mud COLLECTIONS hnyu
hcen vcry light. Tho Ch1cnHp tm,,ks hnve
ha'i II, make liberal n,lvlnccs to their
customers aud ltayn nlan lnaurd sAnov t"c'''til-
try hunks The il"w ut rurrcstcs to tho Interior
hHs br..sl moderately heavy. t"n',s nir very
high, uIltl full rates.. Hs7 per crtlt, nro EASILY
thtntnctl. Euw yUrk cschln1p snll It's low us
81 rrr s1.0N discount, n,! Rni WIS ordered tn
Chicago from Ntw fnrk., 1.ochl inquiry for
securities improved. mid prIces advanced Dcnl-
linus III Now York HttMks wcrp lnrger. nnd n
bul'sh Iceling nppcnrel tn nuke !onawny.
, 1881-04-04
I4Ivl: STOCK,

\ correspondents ut tho Kansa4 City Prize Current
furnishes sonIo Interesting t,xut0a conGprniuR tho
Texa4 catttu drive fur ta5l. OwnK to tho stnrMs VI
JnAnnts and February, which scaster tho CATTLE tho
drive this yeAr Viii bu 1atur tIAh usual but tho cMttV
will bu IN FUR ayrtaRo condItloa-botur 1lun lust
yeaf. The l1SseA havo boon sll1ht except tho south
tasiefn part " tho Statu, wh0ru Tho mortality hRs
boon HFeal. Thu tOt4l nuber tftyun uud contracted
u paGu1 VI AlliuU AMI tho nuMbpr uH4od Ut tptzU.
sayt thu correspondent: "Cuttle 1lAva Hs,vancet 3
p8r hoAt snru iaat senson. might without fear Ut
contradiction say i4WA Havana aHd Cuban doaiurs
purchased uxtenslvuy ln Toxas all W!nteF. Must Uf
thuls cuttV woru vuttoA noar tt,e ruMst One cnln-
lany bought u u!any W AlUA md paid therefor FLU
fur yuurtInHs Uf bUt suxes, tl1l1 for s.1ear-usAs.
tiLuJ fur cuus und 3.yaar-UI slucFs, md alaD for
od1r stUosa thuy Laat yeae $liuo tn eIdGI
abaut The ruling price for thFuuxh steoEx fronI
1vxaH ~ llt4t nnd tho fnttp Ahd &l4 for rwb. Tho
bulk u cattO th'It now undue chnlract Tor its-
tsary Y ths lhi!A! Territory kansas ns SobrMska-
ata " 81 r o1.ss fDr t" ns kEues, and tI7 tuf
t9r ~ kanssts uI north II lheto fur through Tsxns
hcr9 ut hIa,1 nr0 nHly . shntu 4haHr must oEor.
a1u nn slc,l cinssa! Ut llu1lo CtsJ lust Juno Alld
JnlY. Ih1 thtuus ld bsovts Ut lhrsu ct,ntracs Aro
Whit nFr irriUa klItas Hr grazing stO1It, una Mut
designed fur stlpi,unt thix keuY1n Enttls bus,x
FnHAly tlIhhu.l unt IN re1As Tho pcuvttutltlg OF
thu AEulla siulda south VI Fan !laudlu Is AyiuH
IHrseu stlect uh thu CATTLE IhteEosL Along thv t.
r1A4A lhu futiuttk clAsa Ut e1tEruntA l1cl&uH,
white back " Auu shs shsso usn aze taxing possos.
, 1881-04-04

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s"ms"rnic nftc"an e ,.9ias ..T satt
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H.. II Fs ssr m:ese;tas s "'sS'' ts n"1 aa soys
Ts4E S; !; ssar,S A Ar; r"fr e ,Sst sy III &; ,
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aSay t"l, tSiysf II t1S ThSiS VIII gso,i ".
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hss "st's so IDS ena
c,sS s.,S. tssf az , Sid n, s'l Turned
t'%4 ,S Y; " s., *trrr' wt'- ,,m
Me,liu1n RrslGs-steGrs In fair lush, wnigt-
m.r ~? tnko, Y IL ct,,;; .cr1 @ "
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Neli Uf fir jwnr l,Flcui lid rot il} tNU tllrkUt
declining lN WIN nlly !inif 4. t1hl,y bugs for l.s.
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Wv u' nssunm III !" ~ ,uHt s1tn ", "t a h s
yhhen ~ cntMtou VIII t!iG plHFtms .1imtny ot H,a
@ H. ~ i,ash % gfaes @ 1a 'Sise s, y. ncaavy w1sE w
% H.. m. k "ivht os' hi, ina" ta NV nr,.rs," rmiiix
liz liz pnst e'kMsS+ WI tas Mvvt"-u H'a.Ity
MMa nftsr NJ. @ MmMsMay l'nr ,rr inr ,x xnn
fHiY ii: lIIs nunInst iii 4 i,r smrc!l IbI .v . for
H3I 3R lbs {,r 1873, AMI li1a f.,r hi. Hhtplerk
npuentcd Win son st,u OF inicruat, but local park
, 1881-04-04
GIlHEriiuE.Aa

kttr .litIny tinl.I Etl xr. Standard.
Tile GnscrMur HIuSt st,nlellules ft, clnSsea
Rliu1l!. tho lIsttlt N1ll..luts OF State liz IL
Stnts machinery wuFki.,g lls sln0tl,iy iii pt,s-
slbte, Just Us ttlu governor 0i III engine
t4IHlllzes tho lllatI0ii tterenf. Speaking II
tMvurlsurS suggests tI!a M,e!lltull uf til ttn,u
,lIltn Ut EhAs. Waters Il co.'s t;tiyrr,,ur alMl
xaiye Works. Isustnll. Aiass.: | have uHttt
~, Jacobs OIL AlHong our employees, RlAl tHsl
thMt II icver iuf!s 10 cure. lln niun ,.re tl,t-
ltxhtAl With ile wonderful nl{tuts Ut the TIL,
sprnins, etc.
fronunrlataento IL tho public: Tho best cou,-
plcxlouA Gtuutlhcr Is GlcAia Sulphur Soup