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Ocean Gteamers
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL
l. Hamburg; American Packet Company sMsTsa


IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL
Rsekss &C ssS HaMsUsa
wEsTPHALiA.-.... Nov. :. FII
Rae, 70 Plymouth London cheroourg HAMBURG
First cabin soo second Cabin $50 9ssaf 2svrs aa
s Eas sr TGS
No 81 Broad-st. NY No. 81 Broadway. " Z
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ,,op1
sTrAN 5TT4Rl 1aFF SE ESb BEEnE
IEJS sa g s r Nqy p
MA : % W : roe. HAXR Or BREMEN. ,,v $40
FIRST CABIN 500 e SECOND CABIN '-'''P''
Return tickets reduced Ete Prepaid stssress ana
Third-sts, HOboken N e1cHs 4 co gowipe.areen.
INMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
4 FOR QUEENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL. u
CITY OF BERLIN Nov g. noon q;
ciTTYY OF cHEsTER f. SATURDAY. Nov Is II a@
CITY OF Of RRAx soy Ss m
From Pier 80 s Insw g1 5aS gn North Eivsr'
sTEERAGE. s2s. Prepaid, $50; "a "a p,o..,v,v Nv
'0iiN o. IA phia Odce 80. los soath lthsi
NJ Y.HAVANA & MEXICAN NAIL s.. Line.
SePe saSo E A t21 Fox Ffs tRH 6ku2
via Havana, Progreso CanPeche and Frontsra 49, .
CITY OF b1TsaTy Now Sy' Is
CIAt 1s SWIM 6erhs small tables in dalng
F. ALEXANDKE & Sons, SS Broadway.
DACTFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
kNG d F2h c4h92HLA NRGsfhALA CEN
TRIAL and SOUTH AMEH BIC ran eEa fs5 hHlCo
For ian Francisco va Istamqs Of Panama
Connecting Tor Central and loan AMERICA and Mexico
From san F6 5tI japan and md Ca CHINA i'-'-
and l. Sam Fra6c 9S9 9ns Ydk5hama a.
For HONOLULU NE% ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
or on arrival OF London mails at oan Francesca. ~.
For freight passage and general intoHsuVn SPpa a. Jun
IL J. BU LAY. superintendent
DIED STAR LINE.
II sailing from NewYOrk and Antwerp every saturday
VADEnLAN d .......-.- SATURDAY November = az II NJ
saloons staterooms smoking and bathrooms amdshi2%
cabin $50 and SO seond cabin, 800 excursion
PEfEE WaiGaT & s0Ss General Agents IS Broadway,
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
Ii steamers leave CO.'S Pier foot Of Jersey city
..u-,,r,., For Ams'eLddnm; .. Nov , INA m
- ~! ednesday Nov. s. p m.
Ist Cabin SO % Cabin $50 steeEage % prepaid SO
il: cAZAUX General Agent u 79gtn "H4a9'~
27s. wmst, fresh Agents 80 B'wly, Cen Pass Agent
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL 2 MALI Nall
@ of Msa q H. oa both the
outward and home wardyoysgeA >or . m o,o 81,
Asst IG ceg a, en I'm, s So; H. a. H.
GIFTS, Capt ;;ai w "~ NV 81 So a M M
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
These steamers are uniform in SIZE and unsurpassed ap-
pointmenJs. The saloons, Smterooms smoking ana Bath
Rooms are placed amdshp where tno Nose ana mQQn ago
least felt ahorng degree comfort hitherto unattAinaoe
Saloon 80 $50 and 800 Return tickets
favo be terms steerage the Old Country $50 from
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor pig.
CIrOna y, oifces 80. 81 Broadway. New YORK -
BARTLETT & CO., Agents Boston,
BAkkLIT Is CAIIEEL- Agents, PAllLlc-pAlA
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NrEW-HAyEN. MERIDEN. HARTFORD,

~ SPRINGFIELD. HOLYOKt,MON REAL and interm'r
date points leave Per %. r. H. dhlY al p N
II pm. SUNDAY. excepte connecting win Jins ~
NEW-HAVEN. MERIDEN. HARTFORD sPkINi-
FIELD &c Tickets Sold aud baggage cAeckec AZ "a sIA
\. y. ana Court-5. EFoOAJh EkCUIsAOn !" Ses-
dAEen AMI ToturL- Al o.
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BORDEN & L6N ELL Agents. - - m, -.
r EUTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passeuge

I EHIOH WALLET hAllLhO ~ 49,. -.
II after Nav 10 ls92 VII leave depo %.
Cortandf and rsbrDse ssts az 4 ID AN D u dtV anu
6:3O p. m sJr EastOn. Bethlehem Allentown hesllhs
Mauch c-IHk, WiikesOarre IOwaniA MAFsry Al1A--
Genev'. Lyons. BuaAo and the West ana N0rtlWesi ~.
man through coaches run ttv. Trans at m l ht0n
Refhebeu Allentown Reading Malcb Chuas, Wllkesbarrs
PttstOn at a. tor Easton behieAsn
ami COpay. - co,,act tor an
and Haze cDN fegiont 7u.%y sr
local for Mauch CHUNK, $40 III Leave A4ucA CAAAA AZ
Up. n F,urs.t and Cor, aulf. a..
General Eastern ONCE. cofher [GrDN a. - 4
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6te1roodts III 1iilrJI1L
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Wa philadelphia Baltimore aud Washington


and after May 81 the magnificent Pssenyer Trains
leave from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot loot OF CortAhu
ana DesOrosses-sr, ~ tDLpWs ...-,., ,-,, yVasb
ngton -;IO night express leaves W4shlnsqn az
+ daily sleepers and dly coaches through TO CoAn"
n m daily Fast Line arrives washington 2:25 NJ Gin
T. palace eepec and Day coaches though to Cincinnati
night daily arrives az Washington $50 Day
GhPFess caves y aslnk ' On S9ci0a,ti HI N-'
- 80 otder line makes TO the West Trans
H. Ticket. and seepnr perth; secured 6agsage called
broadway and at AZ the oces Of the Pennsyyana Railroad
Company
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
! sATONIC and NAUGA1UCh RAILEOADS-sEeamer
KiySr :I D. m Fare over than - any other r9Its
Q Rh6 man SG5sr VA T. ana AI R. s %s
Grand Central Depot a. 1888 D. m week days Get TICKET,
Depot and prllcipAl lOta+
L'OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
Sip at P n ana p M, % or @ a.i - p III
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
- EiVEH IA Siya0d aatT To St 'o'' 90 4'
M and n orthern Express TO Rochester and
Montreal with dragIns-room cars also 10 "a atosa r
at Albany Syracuse Rochester LuIao EIle' eyelnd aud
I65 a. NJ Chicago Express drawing cars to Canaan
u % To- Albany and Toy with connection to Utica sara
tosa Ilens Fails. Lake George and Rutland
$50 p m. Albany ana TOY special md TO-.
p m Louis Express wi sleeping cars for St LOUIS
running through every day IN the week. also Niagara Fails
Bufa4o and Toledo
to syracuse and Auburn Road Also 10 saratoga and Mon
treai. - -, .....,....-s o..
Rochester Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo Detroit Chicago and
OAyIo N,eht EXPRESS with seepngcars to Albany and
Troy connects with train ior TIE rest and orr
@ on 1a az fS Ipres aces ParE place and s5
aud s42 Broadway. NewlorA' and 80
n NJ roUCFY Gen. Sup't Gen. PASSENGER Agent
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NpKWICH LINE

NQRWlCH LINE ..
y To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland aad the last
Inc new Iron steamer - -
CITY OF WORCESTER
without exception elegant boat on the SOUND ana
h. lie CITY OF y EM-hOkk,
eave. pier No 40 North River loot Of Matst next pier
above Ferry daily except sundays al p u
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xuress Trains leave NewYOrk Desbrosses and Court
bandit streets Ferries a. foloWst
bl9 20 $50 - and 10 Limited II I, $40, $40,
a D. D. T. = and p. and II night sunday 0l9, :,
d Limited, and 10 a m l. o. T. ;, and y. and IL
night
EDlsss Trains leave NewYOrk daily. except sunday ~
71O ana y. IN, running through VIA Trenton and
Returning Broad station, Phi siephtA
, -. ESQ, aud II
LIMITED Express 1902 M, l. 4. l925 Limited, s.
As 80 =. $50 L4nlted 80, AS . and So m.
Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden. m ana s5V p HI dAly
except sunday.
foot OF DcsbrOsses and COurtlandt COgrt-s 4at
brooklyn Annex station foot u FuIonsL, BROOKLYN Nos
ia rs lis uuds0nst HObokcn station. Jersey Cltys
IMMIGRANT Tie ket once, ia terry Pace
The New-l Trans Com Will call Tor ana chcck
Eagrage tom hotels ana residences. -
CHARLES r. PUGH j X NOOD
uaralM
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THE OLDESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
% TRAIN, EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9ON Sun
DAY, 5 STATIONS N PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
NEW-Yokk.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after October !, 1882,
GpLafr spgIrN.s ITNn

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE .
Trains leave New York. via DesbrOsses and Courtanit
Streets Ferries. a5 follows
PlttsDutg the West ana SOUTH with Pul nan
Palace Cars attached ana p N. daily. NeN.lork
hicag0 Limited Of PaiOT Dining smoking AMI Sleep
ing at . every day
WllIHspOrt Lock Haven. a m r. m; CORY ana bre ~
D. connecting at Tor Itusylle, Petroleum Gen.
trr, the oil Regions.
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited Nashng'ol
Express Pullman ParOr daily except sunday 10
M arrive ashngton p. IA Regular va ~ and r *.
at Is and $50 5: 40 and and IL night VIA
b. and o. H. X, aad p. M and IL night ,o,-,.
b. ami p Il. T.. oslo . D. and IL nishJ;
b.. anu o. T. r. .. m and II night
Atlantic CITY, except sunday, 5l3 n and p NJ on
For ape May except sunday 5:l5 Illoa On SATURDAYS
only IL
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate siaons
via Railway aud AmbOy, a m, l. noon go aud p NJ
Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
Jersey Cy anOrding speedy and direct transfer for
BrOOkly travel
Trans ariyeFrom Pittsburg 600 and l20 m 30 and
lO25 D. ~ daily. From Washington and Baltimore, go.
GO a m 90 $50 1913 and It.5O p. sunday, 30,
ESQ a m 1890 p IA. From Baltimore ls2O n oa
Suucags 93j IN. From Philadelphia $3.50, GU. $50.
600 80 $40 1870 II 40 m. ls2O 2 300. 800. ,.
ESQ SOD 35 10 p aud 1850 sunday, 800, 90,
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Qipi0en1 Nollce5.

ali COUPONS DUE 1ST PROM, and the
y me riucUa OF all bonds due that date issued By
The RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY secured by
so,k furnished tie lowing railroads uuder trust
f viii b. ral q, and after that date tie Offices Of Post
Marlin n Co 40 "a Pncs. New-NorA l.. " Clark & Co.
% 30 south 3d-st, Phi.a0ell hla;
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIr.
MENT, An THE FASTEST TIME OASlsIENI
WIN ABSOLUTE sAFLrl
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PROVIDENCE LINE. ,,nrcr

4 FOR PROVIDENCE DIK HfCh nm
for all P0INTs N0RTH and EAST. va v oKGEsTER
on MoSdays wonesaay and Fdas and ne masgiaesai
steamer M ssACHUsETrs on IOeSL-y@ thursdays and
D. a' M from ron Pier 20 n. R., foot of Warren-st
oc ma a1S ali Nortaern Eastern and White
oana points T sar.d IO At o e a. press
House Nos ~. Soi; 2Ji ana 49, bC11
way I-'' a. f4i'H l. W FILMS, General Pass Agent
DONDOUT and KINGSION.-Landmg at
Ta PsSg and Esopus connecting With sr and
Delaware AID stony Jio,s fo ~ from ~ y.
y. r. SATURDAYS at p IA
= MI5SEAP0LIs. COLORADO. OREGON. CALL
PORN IA and AZ points in NEBRASKA. UTAH MON
TASA, DAKOTA MINNESOTA, and the NORTH" E7I
are reached direct from CHICAGO via tle
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN R'y
tr7ns from two to five trains duly each way between
CHICAGO aud prominent Western pointA II ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF en-
cago LLMAN sLEEPEIs are run on al. oil's through
and uiht trains Tor OF fare aud other Information
apply BY Versoa u any coupon uo&e asat to
L. X. BOOTH
CHARMS
= CRY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPASG
Office Per IS y H., loot Of Cortlandtst
ConHgnmens Of freight or arded as directed " any par
u world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received Ceytry az Kinds or freight aud
chaudse any part OF the city.
SEA AND HAIsBOE TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly entered 10 point
IN the harbOr at reasonable rates.
IEAM BOAI,, BAItGEs AND GROVES TO CHAN.
TERROR CJESLOAS
Steamers ii. saIil and Erasrus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is y. L., al D. liz daily lo-tefdA5s
METK0POLIs EXPRESS CO.. between Nes-York
Care ana dispatch guaranteed
Freight points l. ~ Il tntoF AZ AeE -
For CIV and points East at Pier Is .,,...
NORTH SHORE, brAIkN IoLAND.-EluFe MICS ~,
Ten Cents VIA Pier l. Il, l0Os ALsH 49,
CENTRAL bHIPIAItD. Conllnsup2w, y J.-DIy Do,N'
MScnne and boiler shops every Thing aPPertaning " tA'
/ construction ana repair "i Nes'o4A
/ VNROY BOATS-CITlZENS LINE.-New
4 steamers SARATOGA and CITY or TROY leave dauY
teKceDt SATURDAY AZ y H. Pier a. NORTH lIVeg, loot CAes
tOpherat connecting win morning Trains Tor NOf-A -Al
/ Nest SUNDAY steamer touches NJ AlDahJ
| fsNHt POPULAR SHOkE LINE.
/ Il FOR PKOVIDENCE, BOSTON AND IfiE Isl
/ ri, RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
Three express daily sundys exceped {" Boston ~
sos a y H. tparlot CARS a'eA'4'i' ANN ~ y 49, N
pAief M gItT TICKETS TO BOSTON. ALL RAIL- 20.
NEWPOKT express al lpaTlor cars at1ehedl AZ
HPR6vipIECE special express at NJ paror cars at
/ tarhedl arrives at Providence lu:so p. N. -.
cket and parorcar secured Al f1fth Avenue ana
Wind sor Hotel oceA and AZ Grand Centfal Depot
4 /. W. FILkINS, General Passenger Agent
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CT. PAUL,
> MINNEAPOLIs COLORADO. OREGON, CALI
FOKNIA and AZ points in NEBRASKA UTAH. mon
TASA DAKOTA, MINNESOTA, and the NORTH " Is
are reached direct from CHICAGO via tao
,rrYc.co NJ, COMPLIMENTARY
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINZ Line a.,
IA DREW and SP JOHN leave rer Al, Norm rive, To-"
Of Canal-st every WEEK DAY. at m connsSnyk, ~
Albany sunday morning excepted with trains S''"
and East statero0ms warmed - IN a.. 80 IN
Excursion tickets Albany and return ggo 1 :" Sdeo
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financial.

NEwYoRK Oct 20. ISS2 )
C,FAIFD PROPOSALS will be received at the
y office Farmers Loan and Trust Company NO 20
for The SAFE 10 the trustees OF
rtv bonds of the Oregon Hallway and Navigation Company
Tor the sinking fund provided in the mortgage 70 the under
sined Proposals should De directed 10 X
q RolstOn President No 20 Exohangep place. and must DC
presented before ~ o'clock on the LIST prO4 4he tseS
Loan and Trust Company trustee, by :, - No., s-o,-
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A PARLOR FLOOR. en- suite or singly
furnished unluruishedi also one room, CRATE IKE
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nor BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
Il Pullman Slsepera via Y Y. y. II. ant H. K r.. leaves
Grand Central Depot a, 1885 m week days Get tickets
VIA New YORK and Ne~Engand Railroad, az Grand Central
euoL lJE3lA
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
No. II BROADWAY, NEW-N oRK. oct 4, loSZ) .
THE Annual Meeting of the shareholders OF
i the MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY for The pur,,
eectng Directors and three Inspectors OF
Election for the following year and transact further
that be brought before IT, will be held AT u
No Il Broadway, New OK CIty Oh
WEDNESDAY, NOV & 1852. al ~ o'clocA noon
The polls will be open tlll o'clock p m.
The transfer books will close october y at p r anu 10
open NOv. 9. 1882 . .--....,.- --.-...--
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OFFICE OF THE NEw- YORK MUTUAL Gas LIGHT Co.
No. SO UNION SQUARE. 80 (
NEW.YORK, Oct % lSS2)
THE stock transfer books of this Company
will be closed during month Of November BY ORDER
of The Iioard ". G.. BES5ON. Secretary.
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The following were the receipts and shlpnohV' ~
,...,,,. shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-30

4 TRUNKS removed, % cents apiece.
~ GROVES EXPRESS COMPANY, IS West 0Oth-st'
10 " est 38th-st. and - East l4th-st
4 SUITE OF ROOMS, also large and single
n all with bath breakfast II desired reference
- Tryfu
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GET OUR FIGURES before engaging board
~ elsewhere. VANDERBILT HOTEL, LeNlngtOnAFe
and 42dst New house furniture elevator
CHARLES LELAN ID, Manager
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ISTEESATiOsAL And GREAT NoRTHEKS X r CO., (
49, BROADWAY, NEW-l OEk, Oct -, I5u-.)
THE COUPONS due Nov |. 1882, OF the
following bonds viii DO paid 81 this Office at and aiter ma
turfy, Wiz
InienA onal and Northern r. H. Co lst mortgage
II Il. HENSON.
Assistant Treasurer.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-27

4, Teutschel. commencing ut NV corner
of lot thence 81 rods thence soulh
along bank ol river a rods thence W -
rods TO sec line thence north ~ rods ."
place of beginning !"
4 Teutschell, beginning On sec lihe ~
rods of NV corner of lot Z ia sec y
town p range lie thonse 10 Arkansas
river thence along bank Of river 10 Sc
corner of loi thence W To section inc
thence north 10 beginning - - IL
L. = Teutschell, lot in Island No 2lot
10 in Island No , and lot in Island
No. =, :. ~
"a, ne ar 81 q lie lot , 81 - ~ /
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-27

lightning rods Of NV corner OF ga
neis thence 5 - rods 30 rods a - rods
AZ sarods p . ie
sarah Mitchell, beginning at sw corner OF
nel thence e 20 rode 20 rods " ~ rods
s 70 rods % beginning = - ~
smith Pittenger, beginning Al NV corner
els nwtt thence i95 IT $40 50-51 II "
ls5n 448 20 81 IT to beginning = :. le
swk - ~
VIM Greer, beginning at a point 25lt OF
a foiut - ~ fl W Of ne corner 81 mes
thence 10 wards ~ l6-ls tn lsV
wards g72 l5-l7 # to beginning - = ie
8 : Taylor, beginning 5s0it ana boy u
W OF The ne corner thence 5 73s 1873 II v
ls4rt "A rs IS 80 # 1874 II 10 beginning - = 10
na1y 81 y lie sell - = re
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-27
DELINQUENT Tax List of Sedgwick
County Kansas.
COUNTY TuFAsuGKR's OFFICE,
= - L. InaE Ia

WICHITA, hANoAH. July lushs ico-"
In compliAnce with section l05, chapter3i, ofthe
session law of the state OF Kansas, for tbe 2 T
1876, public notice Is hereby given by the uaa,r-
signed John Tucker, County Treasurer OF Seag-
wick county Kansas, that the taxes and chr rges
for the wear a. ID. ISL, against the loii.W,ne
described tracts of land and town lots situated IN
the County of Sasigwick and State of Kansas, are
dne and remain unpaid and that will on
Tuesday The 5th day Of September, l. u ~
and the next succeeding days offer Tor SAFE ~
public auction at my Office in the city OF lchita
Sedgwick county, Kansas, so much OF each iraci
or town lot below described- as may be necessa-
~ 70 meet the taxes and charges there n
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africa TOWNSHIP

sarah Solver, beginning al 3 ilotnt on
line 90 rods " of ne corner OF sald sectioh
: 70 rods. thence TO middle OF C0Nskln
creek. thence following meanderngs OF
said stream n to n line Of said section,
thence TO place Of beginning
a, and ali that part of ma nwA lying
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-27
Dcscription
NINNEscAu TOWNsUJP.

Description STR Description \
sc or % 20 Iw u Sc qr..... 81 - l.
ne qr.........ys do do sw qr.....-....5 50 do Z
ID no y
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-11-10
The Bad and Worthless

are never imitated or cosR,;erfejted. This is es-
peicaly true of family medicine, and it is pos.
tive proof that the remedy imitaaei is of the
highest value. As soon as it had been tested and
proved by the whole world that Hop Bitters was
the purest, best and most valuable family medi-
cine on earth, many limitations sprung up and
began to steal the notices in which the press and
people of the country had expressed the merits OF
II. B., and in every way trying to induce suffer
ing iRvads to use their stuff instead, expecting
to make money on the credit and good name Of
II. B. Many others started nostrums put up in
similar style to II. B., with vsriousy devised
names in which the word Hop" or Hops" were
used in way to induce people to believe they
were the same as Hop Bitters. All such pretend
ed remedies or cures, no matter what their style
or name is, and especially those with the word
Hop" or Hops" in their name or in any way
connected with them or their name are imita-
lions or eounteffeits. Beware of them. Touch
none of them. Use nothing but genuine Hop
Btters, with bunch or cluster Of green Hops
on the white label. Trust nothing else. Drug
gist and dealers are warned against dealing in
limitations or counterfeits
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-11-10
HUMOROUS.

Fair weather makes corn; foul wealth
er makes 'em ache.
When does g clock conceal itself;
When it gets behind time.
Say, for instance, a dog loses his paw,
and a rooster loses it's NAV, does it make
orphans of them?
Philadelphia citizens are very we'll
liked at home, judging from the reward
offered for their return when they leave
the city.
The Cars version of the familiar
hymn would be:
I'm going home, I'm going home,
I'm going home to ay-na mite"
Twice within the last week, says a
western contemporary, temperance
audience in Oskaloosa, Iowa, have been
disappointed by total abstinence lectur-
ers, who were too drunk to lecture.
A subscriber wrote to an editor in the
west: 81 don't want your paper any
longer" To which the editor replied:
II would not make it any longer even
if you did; its present length just suits
me-"
"Marmion" has been voted out of the
Ontario public schools as an immoral
poem. Probably a book-publisher in
that region who had lot of copies he
desired to sell contrived 70 influence
the school authorities.
An advertisement in a western paper
offers fashionable" piano for sale.
Mrs. Yeast was at a loss to know what
a fashionable piano really was, but she
has come to the conclusion that it must
be one that is banged"
"What station is this?" asked lady
passenger of an English tourist near by.
Looking out of the v indow and reading
a sign on the fence, he replied, Trough
on Rats, guess, num-"
Statistics are fine things When man
gets smashed up on the railroad it must
be great consolation for him to reflect
that on the average only one passenger
in several millions gets hurt.
Mrs. McCoble, an Austin lady, rebuk-
ed her colored cook, Matilda SNOWFALL,
in the following words: "When / hired
you, you said you didn't have any male
friends, and now find a man in the
kitchen half the time" 'sLor' bress
JO0A oSot3 40 elAA nv AhoAS II iOA4o vi
mine" ',Who is he, then?' "He am
only my husband"
Professor Swing characterizes the
salvation Army" in England as brio a.
brdc in religion harmonious blend
ing of the clergyman and Oscar Wilde"
Ex-Governor Fenton has just resign
ed the Office of Village Trustee OF
jamestown, N. Y, in the expectation
of being absent from the town for sew
eral months.
Mr.. Thurlow Weeds condition con-
tinues much the same He rests COM
fortably, being free from pain, but feels
very weak through inability to partake
of sufficient nourishment.
Father Chiniquy the well-khown
French Canadian Protestant and mig
sionary, has left Springfield, Mass, for
Chicago, where be will deliver a few
lectures. He then expects to go to Eng.
land for month or two,
The first Congregational church, Col
umbus. o., has extended a INFAMOUS
call to Rev. Washington GLADDEN., Ii.
D., of Springfield, Mass. to become its
pastor, and con6dentially believes that
he will accept.
Nh. Thomas Bearer, a prosperous
business man of Danville, Pa, has
given to Dixinson College, at Carlisle,
$50, 600 IN per cent. bonds to en1ow
chair in the college in honor of his
father. the Rev. Peter Bearer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-11-10
Capt. HOwgate's Case,

WASHINGTON, Nov. San intimate
friend of Capt. H. w. Howgate, who is
charged with a defalcation of the funds
of the signal corps, and who escaped
from one of the court bailiffs, says
that Capt. Howgate is not in New Or
leans, as mas been stated recently in a
number of papers, but that he is in a
southern city. The gentleman says
Capt. Howgate will spend the winter
in Florida and will return here in the
spring, provided his health is fully re-
stored, and stand trial. He says the
authorities are not very anxious to go
on with the Howgate trial, and will
not until the Jail cases are disposed of.
After they are finished up it is the in
tention of the district attorney, he
says, to call up the numerous cases of
forgery, violation of the national bank
act, and other crimes in connection
with the suspension of the German
American national bank of this city.
These trials will occupy several weeks.
The indictments have been pending for
nearly two years. 1t is doubted, how
ever, that Howgate will willingly re-
turn even when he does scesrtain that
the district attorney is ready to try
him.