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Value of Sorrow.

It was down ON one OF our city
wharves. 4 poor, Woodworking carter
had met with an accident. The mans
cart had been broken very near to the
spot where he always stood waiting for
orders, and all the merchants in that
neighborhood were familiar with
MichaePs C found that to be his name)
simple story. By long and laborious
toll, early and late, carrying bundles,
doing errauds ; helping to unload and
TO load vessels cleaning up stores on
and about the wharf, and III every other
kind If honest labor he could find, he
had, at the end OF ten on dozen years,
laid up money enough to enable him to
procure q horee and small job-wagon.
And then he was happy-happy and
proud. Now he could work, and earn a
livelihood, without absolute drudgery.
He took his station on tho old wharf
with lis new acquisition, and the mer-
chants and traders of every grade gave
him work to do for them.
Well, one day Michael was caught in
narrow, crooked street by q heavy
truck coming the opposite way. There
was no blame il was one of those acct
dents that must result from the eitua-
zion aud neither Of the drivers could
know beforehand that the situation
won!d be dangerous.
However, Micheei's wagon was by
flrihe weaker vessel, and it succumbed.
lie made his way back to his stand on
the vhaif, almost a broken hearted
man.
The wagon that had cost him the
labor Of years was a wreck and ruin.
AS he stood gazing upon the shattered,
shapeless thing Il calamity, people
from the nelghboring warehouses gath.
cred around eager to know how it had
happened.
"W5l. Nike, I'm sorry for you
Ephrainl Propermau.
Look here. Ptoperman = cried Alec
Eyemight, who stood in the circle ;
chow mEch are YOU sorry ."
"Eh ?-wha-s that, Alec ?"
"You said You were sorry for this
poor fellow. You see just what viii
make him whole and happy-so, now,
let lis see hOw sorry you are"
Then turning to the unfortunate job
Der, he continued. at the same time
drawing forth his pocketbcok
Here, Mike I'm sorry just that
amount 50 yon can see now far my
pity goes Aud be gave him ten
dollar bank note.
Alee's example was contagious. One
after another came forward with his
toke- If sUr0w-one or two giving rs
much IS the first had given, while the
Others gave from one dollar upward
Enough to say-ere long Mike cried
our, from tho fullness of MS heart:
Hold on, good friends Bless your
dear, generous souls I've got mOre'n
enough already 10 fix up the old cart in
com llte order Don't give me any
more.
lie was q happy. grateful man and
those who had manifested practical sor-
row did not regret it-only one OF them,
EphrMm Properman, toward the last of
he giving, sided mp, aud slipped half
a dollar into Mixes hand and even
that came very near to giving him fit
OF indigestion. But he had one source
OF consolation the half dollar piece
had large hole il il; and he might
have been forced to suffer discount on
II, mad he not made If represent its full
face value az q token Of sorrow.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-10-28
A Short. MINDED COlOred Man.

Col. Percy Yerger, although kind
husband, 6 leading member of the
church, patriotic citizen, and other
wise high toned Austin gentleman OF
culture and refinement. is, neverthe-
less, not in the habit OF meeting
promptly his pecuniary Obligations.
He owes everybody, including Sam
Johnsing, his colored carriage driver,
to which trusty Jehu he owes years
back wages. OF late Col. Yerger has
been exhibiting no uneasiness what
ever about the matter, much to the
mental disquictude Of the faithful
African.
Boss. I tenders vacancy in my de-
partment exclaimed Sam, yesterday,
having screwed his courage up to the
sticking point.
SWhy, Sam. what IS it that perturbs
you so much p
"Ise disturbed, boss, bekase Use &
winded niggah. My lungses is
detected"
Judging from the way you shout at
camp-meetings, 1 should infer your
organs OF respiration and articulation
were i'll o perfectly FORMAL condition. "
81 reckon dey is, boss, ef you say SO,
but Use q short-winded niggah, all de
same. 1 can't run wulf a cent. g"
"What occasion have You to indulge
in such violent pedestrian exercises q
asked Col Yerger, with his usual
suavity.
Boss, does yer disremember me
asking yer when yer was gwine ter pay
me my back wages, an yer tole me my
wages was running on all right q
eyes, Sam, your pay is running on
yet. There IS no occasion for appre-
heusion."
Jess so, boss, but Use short
winded niggah, ar my wages has got
such big start ob rae in De race, dat
feels hit in my bones dat SIGH a short
winded niggah will rehber be able tC
ketch up. Dem dar wages am bound Il
keep ahead oh me, So l tenders d,
vacancy in my department. = T6raI
SJtingS.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-10-28

A BAD BoY-One Of the ycunges
suicides in the history Of crime was
Maurice Barrow, aged ten, who deliber-
ately hanged himself last month at the
Boys Industrial School, Feltham, Eng
land. He was not driven to desperation
by outrageous treatment, bnt on the
contrary came TO the conclusion that life
was not worth living because the labor
master prevented him from bursting a
frog which he had skiilfully inflated
with blow pipe. The jury found that
he hanged himself while of sound mind.
That, said the coroner, is felo-de-
Sc; and so the verdict was recorded.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-10-28

NEW YORK MARKET
The Wholesale New York market quota tons
show
BrAxs Prime So 3OG 80. SIS; fair to good,
S2.25G:2.7 IS Der hu-hcl
Butter - New York sold at 34035c. for
choice in pals, and 2jM2Sc. common to good.
Western sold at 33@54c. and tue common
Western al lS0l9c.
CHEESE : Factory fancy, l2c. @l2]Ic; %.
fair 10 GOOD SG9c.
EoGs-Quo,aiions ranged from CSC. for or
dinarv. to So for New York, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania.
Flour Sup,rine, s31O@:41o; Western.
81 Goa $3.50 extra New York, si.40GS6.S0.
HAY shipping 55@G0c.; clover 65G70c.
salt. G5c. straw. 30ai0c.
HOPS-New York. GSG7lc.; Eastern, ESQ
SEE; ycariugs liM2ic.; olds 7@l4c
PFrRuLEtM Refined. DC; crude, TO
751c in bull, in barrels. 7I4c.; naphtha, csc.
in shipping order, and J l4mi2S4c. in cases.
Pork New mess, S23.O0GS24.00; dressed
WnrAf Splisng No. 8, sl.2O@I 43 Nil
wauhcr No. >. sl.36; amber, 9l.32@Sl.40i
white. Sl.l1@5l l2i3.
RYE state 74G7oc.
WooI-Ollo, Pennsylvania and Virginia,
XXX. 45Gtic.; Xxx, 42@I5c.; K, 42@i3c.; No
|. 45Gi7c No ,. $50 TIC; common, 33@35c.;
New York and Western Xxx and X. 3J9l55ac.;
No. /, 4i@i5c.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
FLOUR State family, -@s4s 81 rye
-four. s425@:L37I5 wheat. State, SO
al.l3; amber Sl.43; corn, yellow. Sic;
mix, Il State. SO.
PETROLEUM R.dned 79lc; crude, 6lc.
VOL State and Western Xxx 46@5ic.; <,
47dIsc; IN, dunn. 500 Sic; coarse, 45c.
BOS TON MARKET
FLOUR F,om 93.75@ 800 for low and
medium. To :57ja:7 70 fnrchoice Minnesota
Corn. s30s5c. for mixed and yellow.
BUTTER Common, 21D2Sc Vermont
dairy, 261d3 e.; choice creamery, SlQ34c.
CuEEsE-l20l3c.
BEANS :330G:34o
HAY-Choicc. .2'as22
CATTLE MARKETS.
BUFFALO Cattle, good quality. $1,000
$3.50, hogs, fair TO good s7.65Qsy.9O; best,
$500
EAST LIBERTY. PENN. Best cattle, $1,000
s. 0l;m. dunn TO good. :5.50@ Sc 90; common
10 far. S40o@$i 80: Hogs, o,kers, 1870
$7.75 Philatelphits 3S.7jQSS.So Sheep,
$4,000 $500.
WArFRrowN. Mass Cattle. choice. $1,000
@@l0.95 extra, 81 75d3 80, first quality,
S1oOG$8.O0; second quality. S5.00GS 6.0ni
third quality, $1,000 :4.5). Sheep aud lambs
Wool sheep. -. 250:i.5D, extra, SIS zoo
So IS; spring lambs, AZ G5Ic. Veal calves,
3a7Lc. 4S
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. Coushin. OF someryile Macs sayr In ths
~ OF 1875 was taken With TEE LUNGS fol
eeed oy severe cough. !ost my appetite ami assh
o WIS confined TO my bed In 1877 vas admitted te
C hospital The doctors said had hole In my lunE -
!g As a hslf-dollAr At time report went around
hat wa dead. gave up hope but friend told me Of
Or. WILLIAM HALLS BALSAA FOR THR LUNGS
20; bottle. when 20 my surprise, commenced 70 fee
liter. ard to-day feel better than for three years past
wr.te this hoping every AFFLICTED with Disesseo
angs will take DR.. WILLIAM HALLS BALSAN an.
Z convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED J
"a positively say IT has done more good than all In
iAe: medicines have taken since my sickness
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-10-28

SOME one was one day, rallying Con-
gresham Lefevre on his eccentric Chi
rogaphy. 81 ought TO write better,
that's fact, he replied. Why, some
time ago wrote to man thanking him
for a clipping from a newspaper about
me, and asking tho name and date of the
paper aud he replied: L am much
obliged for your advice, and will follow
it, believing that my claim will go
through and / will at last get my pen
sion"
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$4,000 REWARD

VIII be paid for the detection and con-
giotion of any person selling or dealing
in any bogus, counterfeit or imitation
Hop BrrrERs, especially Bitters OK
preparations with the word HOP or
Hops in their name, or connected there
with, that is intended TO mislesd and
cheat the public, or for any preparations
put in any form pretending to be the
same as HOP BrrTERs. The genuine
have clusters of GREEN HoPs (notice
this) printed on the white label, and ara
the purest and best medicine on EARTH
especially for Kidney, Liver and Ner-
vous Diseases. Beware of all others.
and of all pretended formulas or recipes
of HOP BITTERs published in papers, or
for sale, as they are frauds and swim
dies. Whoever deals in any but the
genuine will be prosecuted.
HOP BIITERs MIRO. Co.,
Rochester, N. 7.
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onginalityis nothing bur iudIcious imitation
STRAIGHTES your Old boots and shoes with
Lyons Patent Heel Stiffeners. and wear again
HAPPINESS Is like an echo: it answers 10
your al. but does not come.
MURDER Will out 30 will the fact that Carlo
line, deodorzei extract OF petroleum. the
natural hair remover and restorer. is the best
preparation ever invented and excels all other
hair dressings, as thousands OF genuine certih-
Gates now in our possession abun1 ,ntly prove
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-10-28

For DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, depression OF
spirits and general debility. IN their various
forms also as preventive against fever aud
ague and other Intermittent fevrrs the Per
rO-Phosphorated Elixir OF Calisaya,' mac 10y
Ca,wel Il ,zard Il Co, New York, and Sold
by all Druggists, is the hest tonic, and for pa
tients recovering from fever or other sickness
It has no equal.
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You nsver know how much water al
umbrella is capable OF containing until
you accidentally stand 1t against the
wall and on the pearl colored carpet
that cost five dollars per yard. Puck.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-10-28

A BAD Boy "A young man started
for drive of twenty miles with his
sweetheart, through an uninhahite6
tract in Minnesota. At n point abou,
midway OF tine lonely route the pair mad
a bitter qua rel Tue fellow unhitched
he horse, mounted it, and rode away,
leaving tue giri alone in the wagon,
where she remained all night, and next
dsy walked home.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-10-28
Never Give En rhe Shin.

'Twenty-one years sso was dying with COnsump-
zion. There no escaping thRt terrible dctt4-at
least all the doctors told me-when ltend rdyIsei
to send is2 Rscc Street. Phiiadelpiia, md
CEuns bis iudica, which lpeliy and July cured me.
U. ). BlSLEf, DcCalb, St. Lawrence Co, n. Y"
Send another $l2 box of Cannabis Indica for
friend Your medicine has cured me Of Consumption.
] am sound and well as ever was. ,,
LOTTIE BENTON,
Jan. 2, 1850 Keysville Crawford Co.. Mo.
n B-This remedy speaks for itself SINGLE battle
will satisfy the most skeptical We know that it plsi-
lively cures Consumption and will break up fresh cold
In twenyf hours. 81 per bottle three bottles
for $500. Address CRADDOOk & CO., iDSa Race
Street Philadelphia. Send stamp for book of testi-
mopials Of curea from prominent persona. -.
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The true antidote 70
the effects 81 NJ as;na
is Hostettcr's Storm
ash Siners his
medicine 10 one Of
t'Ie most Gaar
reme5ieFtfan 4ee 4
sucC ~ ul rapri. q
ry steaiig aHd j.
I. immense demand
wher yer on this
Continent fever and
aciie ex!-fs. vino
elassfui three times
q iay th besti F.
-ii5le operative for
eurcdIl'er,Ess a lrala
T. atlz 7t, osfiilere.
T. g.i NJ sc liver,
ana UNH,Gra'lI,s The
3. uiRcii. Dor sal iiP
Htiig-st and
Bcuicrs q iit.aiiY
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Warner's safe KIdney and LIver Curc.

All truths are not to be uttered: still. If i
alwavs good to hear them.-Mme DIN Deffand
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Quick, complete cure for kidney affections
alton, frequent or difficult uriuation. 81 ID;
druggists. Prepaid by express SI.25, s foI
So. 4. 8. WELLS. Jersey City, M.
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TIE man that dares traduce be cause he can /
With safety 10 himself, is nota man.-CowpA
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nRF.o wEsrs NrRvEh nnAIN rNEATMENT

mr.. i. O. VESTS NEISNE& BfAiN ! 4sEAI AtEcA'
u guarantees :; echc FOR Us steria DIZZINESS. Con
yulsions Fits Nervous NeUra gia Headache, eryouR
prostraOn caused by the Of alcohol or topacoos
WaSefulnase Mental Iep~t ssion. otteuiuE OF the
Brain resll ine in Insanity and leading to n serys
deca and death. Preuatu DlG AEe, BAR. cniessi6tss
Of row in tho zach box contain. one oi'h's
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by mail ERE ala IT II rice v e guarantee SIX
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tn tn atI.eut oes ei'cct I. cure. tuaranteees
Issued umig 10y ". +. MASiEN, LruES1st. Albany
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MARKET NOTES.

FoR SPECIAL RATES for advertising in this pane-
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-29

Nj lnng \ 4 widow Stood a. Nc
Si.i~-fnl.r M \ l,~arvte,-ear walchisx ihc|
ona. ~ her h~n-tnnd's corpse. AL
<hc ID rn.a Wv. another lnd<. n!>o N
mourning. appeared with q Dr.. which
~,- intru<led % The care o. the oaE<"s'~
f>,n<icr.
several times n the train stopped a.
stations The ou urr ~ thr dog approach
"a, nv ~, Mith : '~liri,on- i-nsrrrogatorics
. Il III, ,l.r hsn,.', rnnd,s|un until The n :
s,rnrr ~ ,hc haxssve tunrtionaf< "
a,u.u s>haM-,tl. ~ irrvth me widow
~lil In ~ II u. aud nrktd II tile poor dea'
was ~ right.
eyes. cnnfonna him" rroNlei ~
haesave-mnstrr without looking around
y. Ana ~nnn'lrr Time >"n hip your poor
a.ar ever .hi~ ,oai hc goes hv freight.
don't ,nini helping = woman, but
won't have no eaiIron-coiored beast q
nh-rasc ancestry ~psving around IN
fl.nr az ihi~ cat AMI huViiag for
lust then i.c turned and saw his blum
ar.
n hcv yonr pardon. ma'am.' be con
tinnri. >iamunciing. - thought your
~vss ,he ,lng. take q ~ isark. ma'am
The cufp~c Inns acted like . perfect gen
tfrman ("
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lgr~rpY ~, .rer fat srie The hrcxinr srsrs .,r.
hnrrslns "A Rev. Estate ~ lhi- epnift rna vii
show ts t,cc'- v any enc asF'snv NJ psi.
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"Arc Won me judge ~ r~eprnhatcss
~ail Mr.. arlington. rs fhc walked N Q
~ o,i..e ~ \ Judge nf probate. - an
;nage ~ nrchafc." was me reply We'll,
,iat's A. | expected" qaoth thr old lad,.
.You see NY faiI,e, .iiel de'e~iesl and
len several little inidel~. and | want 10
~ their cxrcutionrr."
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EsEFE SUN.


uofs naapir Y va resa Tur SIX anr ing NE Ssar int
,.oU nn~<lnr thai. ever hri,fe >,rse " was rret p!ut<u
Nv Ahe- hessesprs published IN tht* siie ~ ufsaftn|
M Afr hsAgst sni tsAd ~ any ssnf " ~ many meA
M ~. c,sAiiaAis isformsa int people buy. rssA. and
M I'M :, \ sor ths fsllp~ ine rsA~nn.. amrus others.
i..ean@. liz news cnia'uu~ present. IN attractive form
NINA nlth iht greatest possible accuracy whatever har
lnirres ff husnankini; N. events ~ deeds and n.s-
N. ..ist -.n.e. ,h~ imrrox tx ncn-s nse-all HE news ~
IT, ba>ie>t 1prii II present revolving N fpscc
nsca1~- people have learned that IN ~ remarks evn
rnrnIrr narsanS ani Affairs Tar Sr< makes q ptaetlc. -
telling them me exact sFnih 20 the hest % ~ ability
fhF.s hundred and sixty -tvf days N ~ year before
-iesti,n n ~eil a. amer sieut tie whales - well ~
.hs1t TX. snail nh N the fncs q dissent A. piain'y and
fearless ~ A. when supported ~ general approval tHf
<s< hn~ absolutely ~ psr.i4.ss n serve. save tns inipr-
rlAflAl uf ~ readers and Tbs ictther Ahte nv tne eumh'"n
ns,.n-e I, u exeryhed<'- newspaper No man = n
hnnAls 'hat ras >rs n 'nd'psfs,t y ~ ~e''a.s .na
~ W. .fnne 10 him NJ man. uo as<ociatinn n men. II
paeersui enough N NJ ex~mp' 'rr1n re tif'et s?p'iea-
iInn ~ ~ p~rincipiss ~ right ant ixrn'ix.
rAran.e ~ politics a hss fought fof . tozsn wears
wltkunf in'erni- ian and <aasrt.nf- almost a.ens smenE
rs~spra+fs. ihs rs.f 'hAf ~. rssniis5 y ~ frssn,
III hr.s--f government. ~ matter what party y ~
,aAner Tvs Srx stands and Will %rnutInne ~ sfArd IKE =
X so.s.. ~ snsrs.Shmsn's x pnnapoiis,s. and IT,
dishonest schemes 81 public rohttfr.
Aithi-is shst ~ Ar I'D ,'unsS' fAay ~ nnr '''r',a-
r.n.r ever Published. hecsu-e A. christianity NJ md
iaiei Win e,nt Ane;her holds THAT n 4 The her, NC
r r,nn.s s s.s. Z, ~ 1 p.,nis'; u, sr1 ~, rar:v. Nv I
proceeding 49, ~ tho other haf with undiminishe'
slnsr. A ihird believes A. ~ w The hest snaxrsine ("
mailing usr,hr n notice thst u current IN he World .
thought. 81 ev.ry frie1d M Ink <rS discovers me N
l<msns siis~ 'ha' appeals win particular iofse g M
n W. slrssay lr.x INV srx. ysn Win oh.s rss that n
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Real Estate for Sale!
DoANE & TRIPPET.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
j Jasper. Indiana.
sen Real Estate. Rent uonses. Collect Rents.
Pay Taxes. MAKE nneer' A..
on REASONABLE TERMS.


ss~upy ~, .rsr far srie TIE snrcxinr srsrs XXI.
bargain. "A rfs' Estate a. thi- epnifi rna wa
eiesr,nil, shcv tis ttec'- v any eng asr's'nv " ps'-
chase
-. Ia Nv nss' ~ r'pps' NIL valued asn
~ -, L., ,,e,e v n ' ra'',r,'on's resistance
Ron \ ITO fef'.
~. A., nnia'nr .rr'sais M iIe,-i.
~. s.-1ao Arr,~ ~ serr-ser Tn. ~ ARE. e'-rres.
|h.ip,ee heavil, t;ni,rsN. ei'h White eat ''ese'stlf.
Time keaa. Az fs'f-nra'nn'E p"fFsm N s''
81. b.-1o Acres near 5ssrs'~:n af'', f'ts'.A.
..o,l .,r,.a..s. ,f...ars. wen. hefn snt horse An IA.
l.r.~ssinafs bsrt,Iu ~ sipo. Terms ~ PAYMENT sfsy
NJ. s.-tr0 Acres nenr Knoxville. ccra rfhs,i
IN, arre. eIrar.a remainder ven 'iute.ea. Tsrmse'sy
and rnnl hnfrnin
M. R.--o Arfee 2 frfrs frfm FtnvN'I'e. s'pfd.
anss ~ ceal and ircr cve on a. p sore. e'fArN NJ ftrtil-
tx .iinu.e ma riahle. Good srr'ns vs'sr cott har-
gain ard terms sa'f.
Va. Gle ~ ne me>i ~ ih's f,'sin nsfr0'u.'
~,aast,an. h shs tosn W int nm. IN cheap terms. nni
sasy pnymrut~. ti c'ear ~ lp'anf'fA '0''
NJ. 1o.-0o acres rood vtl'r o'k ~ ec,, lrf
'catien 81 ne klr-line n Y sni has eak timber enough
I'D N n nav fnf n.
NJ. ff.-A three acre ~ N Jasper. with snf
IhonSe. Stable. crh. So. m n NsNftc fni'ka. Aptk.
icelfsn, ~inrnfinr fur , marrfeffcrf. 'ttan.
- ,a.-eo sere farm IN fhe Hnr''rFfsrr rasf.
l,h~.s miles from tsxper. ~ acres ri-avfl etf stit
Ifsnref. railing lind. ~ cn''tsrf'.'f. M FFp.ast
urq.hef~A nrtri. M y ronrt- anf ftttNf tW1 s'ft
iwatnr: Afchara N 100 hearing tftcr, large bAiN shA
other nnihr.iairg>. a. $1,000.
No. 1880 acres nfar f,'s.f'ne m Hal fnNr,h'r.
gnnA house ~ 3 rooms. 200 h<ef'ne trees NJ nrfi4fd.
,,aerara IN 20 VINES, meyer fniiinr ~rfsr. M rim
n-8er. on rnoA terms anil "a en<f payments. " Nil'
,gaAs for good merchandise.
; No. f1.-i eoni husinf~s sian'' N ~ Fa'N'
square chem AMI ~ easy terms Alt rfats N sots'n
. ~. In.-ore ~ Ne hest b-'ek residences ~ town
/, near u hu sisfess. ana On sa-yttfmt.
Y ~. s.-Tva efi rfAie tors D Mc,.riilux' - addition
NJ fssnef. ufrier good fence.
~. I-.-Fixr 'a'- foreihcr n kprdeck's ?, saf'
I,inn N ne fonn ~ under ON fence. a hfrnrfNl r'sf
for = residence. being nearly > Htres X f'pa If'F'''
On 18th street.
M .- Gonf hnslp~s< han ~ m isener. VIII
lNrc-x stable now ~ II. whose lease viii expire ~ : ~
months.
M. i0.-7 scr~< ofiauf p" fNe troy roaf rrr-'eH''
w. ,-ff, f-..n I,.ner. WIN 4 nse hn,se N ferr ronf.
and CELLAR. stable ard ofhfr nnihNiltlng<; cheap ~
easy a,mrrt<. ~ ~ili ,fsis fer toxin property.
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FASHIONABLE
DRESS-MA NC!
HIS LOU. PIERCE

~ rFrRs her services ~ The l~fiet ~ Jasper and "a
inilg ID make M nj dresses ~ The latest and mos
fn.h Enable w We. AMt guarantees satisfaction and per
feet rfs. Terms reasonable Residence .t1 STU
sare&f Opposite Lamp sft'~ Agricultural ~ar~house-
sept. sih. IS.1-6mf
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nELfnH hux.ness nov before The rnhlic inu
n0 can make money fasfef " WORK VIZ NJ
,Ian Al ANYTHING else. Capital not needed. We VII efaf'
Wan tl2 4 dav and upwards made A. home hy ttr WI
Men. women. hcys nnd girls wnntrH tNF'y
where ~ work for nv. Now " The time Ven CAP ~nft
|nce,. Van can live Al home and IN the work. m otnt'
business will nay yon usnriy ~ ~sil. NJ eng 81. wv
|p make enormous pry w engaging g onss 'ptN,
|0ntff snd terms me-. Money made faxt. easily, tNt
Address, Tnck 4 CO.. Aueutts, Maine,
IAN. ~. 1SSx-is.s
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NOTICE n hereby given that thc nm.
49, der4igned, Trustee of HARRISON town
ship. will attend 10 Tho business % tht
township AZ Ill., home, cAst Of Haysville
on saturday of each week. and pcrson'
having business aro expecting % present.
n ~ that dxy.
Onc-half . fthe Township Library Is y
Harrison Morgan, AZ Ludlow. and ono
hnif m John AnIenbcrger'a shop, il
Nay3viIlc. Parties wanting books ma,
them a. either place.
GKoncr FnEl sEnGkr. Trustee
Nay 5th, i5s1--y.. HARRISON Tp.
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GOTn &C., Y, fns. .'r., = n. %.As sa'sn;sr'
- ~. sooI chances fr making money thai are ouftt'
v.r,rsljv hcrrme wcsl,hv. while thors ~nc tn ~, 'm'
f'.< ~n<,.r hc~s snd r,rI< ~ work for o. right N Their
r<n i~orsiities. AM ono can DO the work prnps.,r'y 'fo1
INV xr&f 4fArt. The business Will rny more ,nnn t"'
X .~r <hn rntnxDx FAM ~ make money rHpii'.Nt 'H.
~nn t~4nie xoir whoIr fime M tht Wow: ~ nn'y <1,"i
isn..~ moments. FnIi information am htfhn' 7. n.r''
.rr, f,ee' kdar.ss s.4xkox 4 Co.. Portland. Ms'ns'
NV. IN. Iskt~Aiy* -
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Wy
That's q common
sion and has . world q
meaning. How much sui-
fcring IS summed up in 4.
The singular thing about
Is occasioncd BY so many
tb;noe Mav Be caused by
1880 I;s.ssc liver COM
~.~..:e, ~oId
PAINT .o'
rheumatism dysPSPs!a'oee
work, nervous debility, &C
Whatever the cause. don't
-..c,ect y Something IS
- 1910 nromnt
Na~.5;l;,e has
rs, oeell ess,s' III s,rrlv
VII : 4u~ s-Ss.s !
cure s'I,' $3.50 $3.50 .rd
Brown iNuN .In-s.c;rr
J. cocs ..'a si ~ ,ad nab.
-, ~ Mod n,,rc ana r;ch.