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9heri6s Sale.

Henry Nukle and Philip POr.lIer. laint'"'
W: 91las W. ~weetlaud. d. PENDANT.
=. TO BE- SOLD AT SHERltF'S sALr ="
me 18Th day Ut June. A D. 1885,: In front OF y, ,.'
the foll1wing described property i"wit AZ
me ants right rig I, title interest," LIE
claim !" and 10 the Four johns quartz ~" "sS
mining claim which wax located on ihe 49,
day Of Ausust, 1879. aud rscO"'ed ON the s'o S
Gay OF Angus. 1878. IN book X. page y! roo. M.
10des recOTOs Of l'eer Lodge county. Monsh v
ana cOmOriSe> IN area Of $50 feet IN I'he'n ~ ~
90 feet In width and IN bounded on The ven"
the black Rock l(aie from which il N'er"s 80
70 within $50 feet OF the corner TO IONS o.
tr1ct, Silver dow county. NJ. +.
Dated this 2 day Of june. 1852.
THOS. II. LOWRY.
Sheriff Of Silver BOW tnu 'y: W. NV
BY G. A. SMALL, Under sheriff 3'"'"
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BERLIN, June 2.-Bebel, the socialist
WAS harvested for c0ntravening the law
Of October.
RuCKERsvILLE, Va, June An ex.
pIoeton ola saw mill killed one and
badly injured several other workn,en.
WASHINGTON, June Col. Biin
opened before the jury IN the star route
cxses this morning.
Moscow, June 1.-The National Elk.
hibition 10 opened. The Cars health
was drunk with enthusiasm.
CAIRO, June 2.-The Khedive declin.
ed to entertain . proposal for miuiste.
rial combination under RACHEL pasha.
A Belleville, Nevada, dispatch says:
=. Zohl and J. C. Mcdonald had trouble
here to-day over the possession Of a min
Ing claim, when the former shot and in.
stantly killed the latter. ZOhl is in cus.
tody.
ST.. LOUIS, June LIN duel yester.
day ct 1tasca, Texas, Samuel Martin was
wounded and Samuel Watson killed.
Martin used . shotgun and Watson \
pistol. Both were Of good family. Tut
an old feud existed.
VIENNA, June 1.-The condition ii
the Jewish refugees at'BrNly is i'm:
proved. Between the LIST and 5th Of
June 800 start for America. The chief
Rabbi Of Emberg had an audience Of the
Emperor, who assured him lie would do
all In bis power to assist the refugees.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 1.-THE rep
resentatives Of Germany, Austria. Italy
and Russia went Wednesday to the
Porte and supported the demands made
BY the English and French Amb.asa'
dors OF Turkey to support the khedive
and to summon the disturbers Of order
In Egypt to Constantinople.
ST. LOUIS. June 1.-The gamblers have
virtually thrown up the sponge by try.
ing to file petition for the continuance
OF their indictments until they shall
leave town, as they promise to Ito: the
court would not receive the
petition. They say now, however: tiey
intend to carry the contest to the tnlted
States Supreme Court.
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olDes TIE day. a To 0Panish iDqulsl.
tioa Ne world 10 not witnessed soeh
basbarogs pegseeu joes - have beea
peastiesd upss ~ Jews - Rania. Un-
der 10 other ibsm Of 0ovsgnmeot than
that whieh governs Rassis could sash
savage cruelty b psaelieed II TIE pgss-
ent ase. Notwithstsnding The repeated
assurances Of the Car thet the pesseee-
ton q these people shos]d neass Il still
cont:nues and the world stands aghast
at the unnatural horEog. Il VA bat .
few yeass ego that the nation nhss.ted
millions q sesk - IN act of jusGies and
In performing tbeaet It GAINED the praise
Of the world, but to-day It stands con-
demned before all civilized people
- . nation Of brutes. The moral
sense Of the world b decidedly against
any form Of persecution psacticed upon
. people on account Of their religious
opinions. What then can We think Of
. nation which Mains, robs, ravishes
and butchers With the m1alignancy of
devils . c]ass Of ito citlsens who holds .
religious faith differing from it, own
II the Jews were IN idle, thieving or
criminal people some excuse coeld b.
offered for their brutal treatment hut
the records Of the Russian ooarts do not
show them to Be evil-minded or treason
able. Among the great number Of Nj
hilists who have heea tried bat . very
small per cent. OF Jews were among
them. It b not charged they have been
conspiring to ovefturn the 0oveanment.
In fact they are not accused Of crimss
where they have teen most perse.
cuted. It seems they arc robbed
and batchesed more to gratify . hellish
hate than to punish them for crimes
committed.
The world win hold Russia to 4 strict
accountability for the hardships which
she has imposed upon her Jewish citi-
sens. It cannot AFFORD to overlook the
great crimes committed within her Dor
dem. The civilised nations have joined
in protest against them. They have
not been heeded. Fair promises have
been made BY Russian authoeities that
they should cease, bat their repetitions
have been % fieqaeat that . feeling Of
horror and dagust has coupled itself
with contempt for the perpetzatoss q
these crimes. The day cannot b fhrdis-
tant when the reckoning with Russia
viii b commenced and when Il does
come . vail win 80 up from that land
that will cause the world 70 shudder.
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WAsHiNaToN, June 2.-Immediatelv
s.ter reading the Journal the House
SPened the con> Liberation of the Az.
VI. Wheeler. " Lowe
thompson Of Iowa favored the cou.
testant's claim and denied that Wheeiar
M! nad not been fairly treated by the eiecr
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II any other evidence b wanting, b.
stdes that already given to the public,
% prove the utter unlltness Of 6peakes
Keller for the position he holds, the
record Of the diagrAcefal scene which
took place in the House night before
lat furnishes It. A resolution censur-
i4-g him for bic unparliamentary ruling
Last Monday In the Aackey. Dibble con-
tested election case Wa introduced by
Mr.. 4cIaue. A decent respect for the
rights u tho minority and for that
courtesy due the introducer Of reno.
luton would have impelled Mr.. Keller
to extend to Ar. AcLane the privilege
Of explaining the intent Of the resolu-
ton and Of giving his reasons for intro.
duciug it. but Mr.. Keller cut or MI
speaking upon the resolution BY recog-
nistng member who moved to lay Il
on the table. Then follow d . scene.
which our dispatches s.y begxar, oil
description, I'm which Democr>ts "A
we'll ~ Republicans j0iAed. It IL evil
dent the lnelnLen 0f the HOuse have
lot oil respect for the Speaker and defy
his authority whenever the hunlor to do
20 seises them.
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A news item says that honey made
entirely BY machinery h on ssle IN New
York markets Anu that It looks 10 w
cent. better than any bit OF work ever
yet attempted by bets. There 10 n.,lI,-
ing sui pris ny In this. Butter n now
nlnde by usacnine1y that would make !.
Jersey COW hang her head fur shame.
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Reed Persistent.

WAsHIkGToN, June 2.-Reed. Gui-
20: teaus counsel, presented q petition to
tne 9IstFoct supreme Court asking q re-
92est,ng on purely technical grounds.
Suoee GARTER says . decision will he
LII s.noeteG . soon ~ the judges can con-
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LONDON, June 1.-The Lan.do,,,
Ie ea1y 1es 9ses In = dead heat between
cidinx heat sI H:r sed H s In the de:
second and Leonors thind "''' oeTaId
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The party Of visionarjes who planted
the Rugby colony in Tennessee, have
at last been compelled 70 acknowledee
that the project = . lamentable lhilars.
It seems the people composing II wers
wanting n practical jdeas and . dispo.
sitjon 70 labor. There wefo too many
gentlemen among them, who preferred
70 hunt over the hills 5sr squirrels and
rabbits rather than 10 cultivate the
fields or weed the gardens. The result
y The managsss q TIE aesthetic out0t
have appealed to the Commissioners o.
E@jgatios at New York to send them
. couple hundred Or more German fAmi-
Lee to teach their colonists the science
Of farming and habits Of ffugality. The
New Yoek R'ess, In commenting upon
the failure d the colony, says the 'eolo-
nists who went there were hanpered
and hedged about BY too many rules
and regulations. The place would have
been . modern Arcadia II all these rules
and regulations had been carried out,
but 70 do this would have neoeasitated
turning the place INTO IN institute for
moral and Dsthetic culture rather than
for practical sdvanoement and agricul-
tural prosperity. None Of the great and
suooessf:l settlements Of the West have
been founded on soch principles. Law
and order have been enforced. and the
church and the school-house have been
among the lint building erected; but
there has besn IN underlying stratum
OF practical common sense which ap.
pean to have been ahvent from the
Rugby scheme, and hence the prospect
Of it, failure"
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III Know wa honest man,
VINO lives quite tAr away,
He 10 beloved By evssyoe
The man who mashed his thumb.
- stood ono Day near BY the ball
TO watch the folks 90 By
And In the distance nr away
Was To man Who mashed his thumb >,
This IL all Of Toms song. You notice
that It IL entirely devoid Of rhyme; but
that does not detract from ito merit.
One Of Robbie Burns sweetest sons,.
For the Sake o Somebody" contains
not sign Of rhyme; yet who would
thinA Of criticising it on that &C.
count?
JUMBO AND TALMAGE.
The great ecclestastic Of Brooklyn leo
tured the other day on "Amusements. /"
and took the high ground that although
the preachers had always discouraeed
at theatres and other places
under 6atan's rule, the circus was not
thing. Whether like the once
celebrated Gin and Milk Smythe Of
Black Crook notoriety, Mr.. Talmage IL
IN Barnum's payroll, I know not, but
that ne succeeded in advertising Bar
NUNS circus there can he no doubt, for |
It his next lecture there were but few
people, and those were Ill bald-headed. !
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9trayed or st0len--s5O Reward.

Sheriff Of Silver bow lOu ny ~. :.
BY G. A. SMALL, Under sheriff 3-"'"
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ess should ill b doing thu State som>
service In the Stone breaking depart
ment Of the prison. I don't count even
the variety shows, which ase pest holes,
even the best Of them. The two wish
to point out particularly arc cheap cir.
arettss and pool for drinks." Nearly
every boy beyond the watchfal eye Of
his mother smokes cigarettes, the M IT,
ct apologies for cigan that were ever
devised. Made Of refuse tooacco xath-
cred BY Italian lasssroni In tho cutters
they poison the breath and ruin the
health and excite the morbid appetite Of
many . bright lid intended % an orna-
ment and IN honor to his community.
To purchase them-''two for . cent?
many . little fellow has become thief.
And yet no effort Il made to put . stop
to the traffic.
"Pool for drinks" b . sign to be seen
on nearly every busy thoroughfare in
the city. In most places where the
game 10 played the chief cuetomers are
boys, the majority Of whom; it were
folly to mince matterD-must steal the
money which the game costs them.
The largest Of these places IL on the
Bowery. Open day and night oil the
year round It h crowded constantly.
Policemen pass by tho doors aud hear
he click Of the balls ON the twelve or
1fteen tables in the two large rooms,
'ee boys gotng In and coming out, often
tpsy, yet never attempt to close the |
'lace. The Society for the suppresion
4 crime b busy in . hundred different .
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artical Or The constitution. No privi-
leee or immunity shall be granted 20 any
citizen, which. up0n The eame terms,
shall not equally belong 70 alI citizens.
Hence, the state must make md sell
the liquors. for II cannot confer the right
on any one or any class and If u at
tempis 70 farm II ont II must be BY In
direction and evasion Of The intention o.
the law. This fact must have been
known 70 the republican Legislature that
proposed the deformiiy called The pro-
hibitory amendment. Temperance peo-
ple cannot afford to nurse such an iIle-
eitimate monstrosity and II they do,
they will inocnlate their reform god with
very poisonous matter. Many people
would favor prohibition pure aud simple
who cannot corrupt their electoral privi-
Iege BY supporting this disgusting pre-
tense.
The advocates Of this amendment, who
really expect 70 suppress whisky and
beer drinking BY il, occupy exactly the
position they would If they were advo-
|cates Of an amendment 20 prohibit the
|bcgctting Of children IN this state for
ever, except by moral people, healthy
people, and intellectual people, and the
Legislature 70 provide By law, when,
where. and ~ whom children shall bo
bred There Is not shadow Of differ
Ience in the character, design. effect Or
|absurdity Of the two propositions.
Language could not be chosen moro
laptly 10 make provision that would
Inot prohibit while pretending 70 do 70,
than the language Of these pretended
amendments. The legisla-
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cannot Int ehudder for ii<
: '.",..r cdncst;on IN Hi ~ example
!. rJ' IA nrecent' teach fhe scholars 10 tkun
nv r;nd a thex wnnld Z deadly viper.
~ nv shere sre othcr nresscs besides thc
,r;nt;nr nrcss rh;rh cdncafe. that per-
bsns ~ the ,nanecers n sssienine me- this
s"h;ecs % thouohf sbonld allude "a. who
: sm3n~ n Ia not wandered. II he cold
4" hexv snfrmn across the farm of
s"ms !" bosnisshic friend as perchance,
~ rere seetjnc the SIGNATURES 10
80 netltion a. emnlovmenf ID
sc"ch ~ d;str,cf schooi ana. when
.vssr;e6 - ~ Mat ana nernlexitv. have
fcnnd she owrer under the welcome
sbsdc [ ~ shc nmbr. ccous branches of hiz
,,nh,e enn,c trses ana have rested. ANA
noen 1 odnc"sei .r y Now COURAGE ~ lib
e,si 5rsrrht tordcred ns from The prcss,
~ u exnressing hfs delicious iuice from :
Ana fbcn oeain as W. NAV chance "a
x.s,r = nsrror a;s,e N 4 school-room
s.ss MA ~ lean over Z dirty pool on
-. f,oor e~necforsted ~ soine pupil
fcS course ~ TEACHER would be guilty oI
v' ~ eS.cs,.J [ hv / Tobacco nress. ana have
shonsht ~ ho~r .ecesssrv Il VA ior cleanly
J;srcscd I ~ - n.rsons ~ inveioh against thai
& s;nI ~ edmcesion. Ana arain. how ofter
Sawa 49,. ~ sooi-sd ;rto ~ sodden ewes. 81
s.n.s ~ -e,i;.c, Corr, ~ one Who was
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The Superintendent Of Public Inslruc-
tion has decided that the trustees Of
towns, cities and townships. can levy
the special school tax that the County
Commissioner have no right 10 change
thc levy made provided It IL within tho
legal limit, and that the Auditor may be
compelled 70 place such levy on the du-
plicatc. He also decides that The local
tuition tax can be levied BY township
trustees, or the common council Of cities
but Il should Be placed on the county
duplicate.
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Mr.. w. "A. johnson, or this city, yesler-
day disposed or his crop or new wheat
It amounted 70 ol9 bushels and VA
raised on his farm ID knight toWnship
The crop grew on twenty-five acrcs and
Il one Of the heaviest We have yet heard
of, averaging nearly thirty-scven bushels
10 the acre. Mr.. Allen Gray. grain
dealer or this city, secured the entlrs
crop q CLOS per bushel. .-Evansvill'
Courier.
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RATES Oh ADvEETssEIN0.
For square, 10 lines or less, week, 81 oo
zach snbscauent insertion. 75 cts.
Longer advertisements At the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares
counted as square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements . rcasona'
bic deduction will be made 70 regular
advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of admins
traitors and legal notices Of like character
to be paid in advance.
AxxoUxcIxo CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each t1.o(
ror County q" CSC
FOR District, Circuit, or State, 60
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There Il nothing like telling the truth
IN prayer, and when one prays be
ought TO 20 directly 70 the point, instead
OF rambling all over creation. We alwaye
took hearty interest IN the following
The Beaver family. up among the noun
iains, we're hard Get. One day the
youngest or the boys was bitten BY Z
rattlcsnakc, and the old folks were 60
scared that they q once sent for tht
minister, who knelt down and prayed
"Oh Lord wo thank Thee for rattle
snakes. We thank Thee that rattle.
snake mas BIT Jim. We pray Thee e
send one 20 bite John send another a
bite Bill and, oh, Lord, send The big.
gcst OF Thy rattlcsnakcs 20 bite the old
man, for nothing but rattlesnakcs will
bring the Beaver family 20 repentance
Amen"
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Few persons GRO aware of the fact that
I'm painted with Ilnsecd oil will not rust,
and n painted with lead Or zinc aitcr-
ward TIE paint will not peel on A.
many buildings have been dIsilkurod
with The color from rusty lin. this y -
item worthy % c0n1idcrnkioD.
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A Nashville, Tenn, farmers remedy
against the army. worm is % draw laut
u rope thirty or forty feet long, and pass
i( over The wheat. Tho worms arc dis
lodged. and the maturcd ones ore unable
|to climb back. whilo tho younger ones
that return arc shaken OF tho next
morning.
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"A village clergyman wishing % Inn
press upon bic congregation the great
importance OF the souls salvation. said |:
|. You may lose horses, cattle, houses
and lands and they may Be regainod |;
you may loee your wife, you can get
another, but Il you lose your soul, good
|by Johnr
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The Press Rs an Educator.
| As we look over the enlightened coun-
|trics of America and Europe, aud COM
]pare them with the condition Of The same
countrIcs few centuries ago, we are
anazed at The progress Of the masses In
III the days which ushered
lin Martin Luther and Prince Frederick,
lthc educated class embraced but very
few. and they were housed III monastcr-
lies, and acquired their education by
pondering over cumbersome, musty
parchments, inscribed with heiroglyphics
unknown TO the general world. and the
specimens OF which, preserved 20 the
Ipresent time in museums. are even now
'idiilicuIt to decipher and understand by
Tour learned scholars. The invention Of
|printing from movable type BY Gutten-
burg and Faust in l436, marked an epoch
)lin the history Of the progress Of the
,|world. and | have wondered that the
,ICnpitaIs and Parks In al the great cities
Iwcre not beautificd, and . laudable am
|bition for success encouraged in the
youths. by splendid monuments repre-
Isentinr these bcncfactors Of the hOman
race at work. Vet, such was tho dark
Ignorance OF those times, that these men
Iwere prosecuted and imprisoned for their
Invention. and their helper was called q
/. DEVIL which appellation yet adheres
lio the position. Now, there are about
IIa3 600 newspapers and periodicals pub
lli.hcd IL the world, Of which the United
IStates has 1890 and the remainder are
distributed over the world In about
Iproportion 10 population that intelli-
'lscnce prevails; the largest number be-
linz IN England and Germany. and the
Isnallest III The dcspotic and ignorant
Iconntrics Of Russia and China, this indi-
lcAsing. Is . rule. that the press is an edu-
r|rator 10 civil liberty. aud emphasizing
|Nanoleon's declaration when he sup
Ipressed Tie papers OF Paris, that half
dozen editors free to publish their sen;i-
Iments were more 10 be dreaded By .
lmonalch than an army OF soldiers. With
louf the movable type, and the fast
'Ipresscs, the immense daily Issues Of these
|papere. ~ well as the publication Of 50
linany literary works and schoo! books,
.l(of which our trustees and some teachers
scem 10 think there i no cnd,) would be
Impossible. And who can estimate The
amount Of education thus brought within
the reach OF al Ia the most favored coun.
tries: And Is il not true that the dark
larcs,r whose exit was FASTENED By The
, slpres~. are rendered impossible Of return
Iby the universal reading Of newspapers
land books? Ia this country the press
has been called the fourth estate. ranking
latter the masses Of the people, the J.cgis.
|lative and judiciary departments might
e,it not De more proper, in view OF its Ia.
Iflucncs. 10 term II the first estate. Fol
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$500 SelpbniIn0.

8ir 5abIen Die obiss 8slobuuna fur irgtnO
eiusn Saa pou aebertotu. DDspepin. uerpoies
sopipeb, llnperoauIidlteit mo Yeritopfung,
ben mir nid)t nit 8sit's ueaetabliidsn qsbsr'
pilleu turiren founen, wenn Die Nnneiiungen
itrtn9 befogt weroen Gle iiuo rein pegstabi
Iiidl uno gebeu tets 3utrieoeubeit @srjudert
8robs Sdit6en nit so Rillsn. 25 Ssnts. Oh
tst eud uor 3nhabmuugen. Die shisn wer
ben nur pon 9obn 8. 8eit & Co.. Der
8iaenWaheru". Isl uno 1873 W. WnNiiOr
St, Chicago, fabrBirt. Sin Rrobsgadet pirt
bsim Gmptans siner 8 Gent poitmarte frs
perianot.
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S0ntes &. &nuler, 9adu. 9Iue neben Dem 8Domng Saus
- Gambler
&oh. rnO ei,)efen Monaes 8edpaaen unO ausaerGthen

Snbdnung ausfbIebGu geauf
Der apOaO a Der bsten Der eN ss 1T gaG mas cine 6amis $t
Rof Snefu
9pOtmP Ser otM 9rOb p elm No anOe 8es mO Der 9rs
n5mm mir Fs aria @ s9n 0as Ssb %Oergr Otmf ter Den peoples
Choice 9hon Ouertete Sf i'm p bat obeu 6Mero
nsm Of mo obn sad bic oatn fIS P iOn Oab Fs 4 Pge 6n
Stubngr lit mgedt Nltn
Sr mir Die 9at eegtn an sarantyen ben Sn fir an 9G an rspa
0b O n Sas SO ld G tnnn on on nit gsnOn SnGa6en bop
&aibfd SuprbcSm unnfrr afd a nit 0eid a init
Idr ennn Quart aaHeopt Quart odtanne Quart uGe
bes @4n QCbs e&H0Hd gat emmPfamtn s@n cine adnSc on
robr-gae tdr
n gereeBt nt ben gIut @ddte abare slm gsponns uus
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toni exponas, auss,lfsnt Ypu bn Court
vf Common pleas Son gafapaund County
une an mid stri6fst, rsrbs i'd in hem Court
bauir Cstrbitratipn 3immrr, BaIbinetcu Sall
S:bGuSe) in Der Start Srantpn, am Gam
faA ben 8. april 1882, nm 10 llhr
@crmittaes, ale bic 8sttt, 5ittl unO Sntsrsi-
fen btr gfrflasttn in unb auf bic ra6frIssup
tci6ritbtnsn Stids, par,sl,u unO Strtdsn
9anb sum EFtntlittn 9srfaufs ausbstsn,
u6niIid,
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@eattp's Srael Habrif.

@ie berIautet, perienbet 8suttp'S
srpBe Orsslfubrit in @uihin9ton q.
s., tdsIi6 iiber so OreeIn uno ioa baS
8erIansen na6 8eattp's Snitrumsnten
Itsts i'm 9uuebmen besriffen iein. Die
Sabrit ipirb Sag uno gta6t betrieben,
nm gluftrdse prompt uusSufiibren.
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Sentral Nart Sotel.

Gen Teuti6eu bon Scranton une llmsegsnb
bitrmit Die er9ebeus gIueise, has i'd obiett
gotdl iberHommeu babe mo es mein 8titrl.
ben isu miro, ale @dits in juporfommsnbsr
8eiie nit ben beiteu Grfuidungen Bu beois.
nsn. Sine asgsIbdbu, S6irbiianp unb 9aga-
tel itrbru CUR gsrfiisuns Der GGft.
SOit9dnger fuoen CUTE Soft uno reinlibeS
qo9is ~ mdbigeu 9tOinluugen.
3u jnblreidem 9eiute Ia0et Elm
Sbas. Q. @elbert.
80 friIbsr bon Salultp.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-04-06
Mothersl Motnors!l Mothersl!.

Are you disturbed at night anil
hrokcu of yoir rest Ivy sick chiid
suffering ani crying Will, the rxciuci-
:tilig pain Of cutting teeth? Ii so, ~
nt.ih'cand 81; u b,rtle OF Mrs. WINs>-
LOWS s;OOflIli>G SYRCP. II will
relieve tile pmr little ~uilcrcr ini.
n'.alintciy -':ri'end upon il; there In uo
miatakc about IL. There is not moth
or oi, car,h whv has ever used IL, vino
will not tel! you III once that il VIII
regulate the bowels, ami give rest to
the mother, ai,i relief ami licalth to
the child, operating like magic. II Is
perfectly safe i,' us@ IN all c.,acs, aii,I
rlcusan; to- tie taste, an' is tic Pres.
cription 81 one uf tnr ol,;VSt an n.,l
;cuale physicians and iliirSrs in the
Untcd States. Sold everywhere. -
cents Il lpttie.