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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-27

That EmpOriA has some of the mos
skilled watchmakers in the west, is &
pretty we'll established fact, and not an
frequently fine watches are sent here fOH
repairs. Last Friday Mr.. H. J. Bird
received by Wells. Fargo & Cos express
from Befnalillo, New Mexico, . large
box containing several fine and valuable
watches, and one Mexican puzzle ring
which the owners sent TO him for re.
pairs. They did not care for the ex.
penss Of the work, but wanted It done in
firstclsss style. This IL . fine cOmpli.
ment to Mr.. Bird, and one to which he
Il entitled.
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Thoroughbred Hogs

The undersigned would respectfully call
the attention of farmers, and OF stock breed
ers generally, to his thoroughbred Berkshire
and Poland China hogs. 1 have gone to
great expense in securing some OF the finest
brood sOws from some of the best families,
and have bred them with special reference TO
supplying farmers and breeders generally
with first-class line OF either breed of the
above mentioned hogs. for breeding pur-
poses. and have already a limited number Of
young boar and sow pigs ready for the mar
ket, and which can furnish in pairs not Ie-
lated.
Those wishing TO improve their stock of
hogs are most respectfully invited to call and
see what have before purchasing elsewhere.
j j ATTENTION,
Emporia, Kansas.
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The AtchiSon, Topeka & Santa FC
railroad company are making every en-
deavor in their power TO prevent being
delayed in their business ~ they were
last summer by washouts caused BY
cloudbursts and waterspouts in New
Mexico. In some places the line Of the
road has been changed and in OtherI
ballasted heavily, while a. all practical
points iron suspension bridges have
been put over the gullies and watel
courses. The experience of last summer
will enable the company to AVOID . rep
etition Of the same accidents on so large
Q scale in the future.
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1t is not often that amphibious ami.
mails bring up in EmpOria, but one did
Thursday. 1t was little alligator, abou!
two foot long, which was in transit by
Wells, Fargo 8 Co.'S express, tn be
placed in the aquarium of the new
hotel at the Las Vegas hot springs. Mr..
G. II. Parker, the agent. informs US il
was caught in the bay, near Galveston.
and was as lively as an Emporia politi-
clan on election dav.
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THIRD GRADE.-M1ss CARswEL1..

Prof. p. j. Carmichael:
DEAR SIR: In obedience to your re.
quest of the 10th inst, was in attend.
ancs at the examination to-day of the
third grade, located in the new brick
school, Miss Belle Carswell, teacher,
from 0 a. m. till p. m. am happy to
be able 20 report that the examination
gave evidence of careful training and
thorough teaching. The scholars were
in good spirits and gave evidence of be.
ing in good health. The order was ex-
cellent, and no effort made except to get
at a truthful knowledge of the attain
ments of tie school during the past
term. While all the scholars did we'll
it is but justice to say that few deserve
special mention, and in my judgment
Thomas Thomas, Grace Sears and Helen
Scott exhibited the most thorough
knowledge of arithmetic and language.
In reading, Nettie Hall and Clara Burns
and in geography, Grace Sears, Harry
Adams, Thomas Thomas. The decla-
nation of ]. Tomlinson, and recitation
of Helen Scott we're very good.
JOSEPH F. CULVER,
April IA, 1882. Committee.
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KendalI's spavin cI.re.

ilton, MINI, Jan II. 1881.
L. V. Kendall Co., iicnts-i.ayiug rot a
morse book OF YOU by mail wear ago, the
contents OF which persuaded me 10 try ken-
utIi'S spawn Cure on the hind leg of one NJ
my horses which was badiy Swollen snJ
could not be reduced by any other remedy. |
got Two bottles of kendGll's SPAWN cure OF
which completely cured nav horse About
i've years ago had a three year old colt
sNeehicu very badly used your remedy as
must say to your credit that the COLI is en-
ll[ely cured. which Is surprise not only to
me me book for the triiling sutn of % ceufs
alG II could not get another like il would
NOT take fwentY-fivc dollars for it.
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Publication Notice.

March -, 1882
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk of the District Court Of Lyon county,
Kansas. at the county seat, on Tuesday May
9th. 1882, viz. Frederick Hesse. declAratory
statement No. 3,097. for the northwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter of section No.
two (2), township No. nineteenu9l. range No.
twelve (12J east He nance the following
witnesses TO prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF said land viz: Ellis
Writ and Charles Hendricks. all of Emporia,
Kansas. w. If. FITZPATRICK,
Wits Register.
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Notice.

State OF Kansas. -
County of Lyon.S %
In the Probate court for said County and
STATE.
Now on this 10Th day of April. 4. D.. 1882,
comes Z. 81. McCo'm. and presents to me his
petition with the will of MaIcom McCoinI. de-
ceased, and prays that the same may be adj
mitted to probate in said court.
1t is t!-eFeupon ordered that the hearing of
the application to admit said Will to probate
be set down for the 29Gh day of April. a. A.,
1882, at 10 o'clock "A. m. of said day. at my Of
fee in tho city of Emporia, said county and
state, and all persons interested are hereby
orrered to appear at said time ard place and
show cause, il any, why said will should not
be admitted to probate as the last Will and
testament of Malcom McColm-
Witness my official hand and Sc al this 10th
day of April, A. d., lisa.
WI5f3 l.. b KELLOGG,
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE At TOPEKA. kASSAs,l
March y, 1882
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ nam ed settler has flied notice of his in
tentioh to make final proof IN support of his
claim. and that said proof viii be made be-
fore the clerk of the district court of Lyon
county, Kansas. at the county seat, on Satar-
day. priI 2g, 1892. viz: William Smith. home
stead application No. 1918 for the south half
OF the southwest quarter of section o, town
ship Is. range IL east. he names the follow
inv witnesse to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon. and cultivation of, said land,
viz: Robert Gillian. Stanley XIII, Henry Gil
Ian and Henry Clark, all OF Emporia, Kan
sas. w. IL. FITZPATRICK.
w1St5 Register
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3. Division commanders % meet In thC
city Of Topeka on the day of the repub
lican state convention, which may b
called 70 nominate state officers, and
elect commanding ofacer for the Gang
who shall have entire control Of the
veterans while in camp aAd everything
connected with the reunion during th1
week, with power to select his subordI
nate officers.
We trust the veterans Of the state will
give the matter Of Organization a
recommended immediate altenIioa.
By order Of the committee Of 50.
TT. ANDERSON, Chairman.
Csc. TAUBER, Sec'y.
]. LEE KNIGHT, Cor. Sec,y.
The association Of ex-pEisoners Of
war Of Kansas will hold their second
grand reunion on Wednesday, Septem-
Der 18th, 70 which an earnest and cor.
dial invitation to al ex-prisOnsrs Of war
and their families Is hereby extended.
II II expected that this will be the
grandest reunion Of ex-prisoners Of war
ever held in the west, and every ex-prin-
oner Ia the state IL earnestly requested
TO unite with uS and assist in making
this one OF the most memorable Occa-
sions In the history Of Kansas.
w. II. Ward. President.
r. B, COLyER, Secretary, Topeka
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Commonwealth: The United States
district court will convene on Monday
next, but will transact no business On
account Of there being at present no
marshal for the district Of Kansas.
Witnesses and jurors are directed not to
appear until they are re-subpenaed or
re-summoned.
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Nettle Lavina, daughter Of Thos.
Stone, the contractor, died at halEpas;
O'Clock Thursday from the effect
Of whoOping cough and measles, aged
81 months. The funeral took place
Friday afternoon at O'Clock from
the family residence ON Merchants
street, between Ninth and Tenth av.
enuea
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WEST scuooL.-wARREn STONE.

Ar. p j. Carmichael:
SIR: In compliance with your re.
qpest, visited the West school on Fri
day, April 18th, and witnessed The oral
examinations.
The school consists of 18th grade A and
B classes, 9th grade A class. and 18th
grade A class, and has been successfully
taught by Mr.. Warren Stone.
Twas well satisied with the workings
of the school in every particular, and
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We learn that Mr.. John r. Aoysc, an
old resident of Lyon county, residing
near Americas, on Allen Greek. win
leave with his family for Denver, Color.
ado, in few days. Mr.. NJ. will make
the trip overland, hoping thereby to i'm
prove his somewhat impaired health
We trust the trip may prove both pleas.
ant and beneficial.
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Dunlap Chief: Messrs. J. +. White and
4. 81. Smith, Lyon county sheep shearers
are in Dunlap and nov engaged
In shearing about 200 thoroughbred
sheep for Hr. Webster. They viii CON-
mence sheaTing the balance of Mr.. Web
Stsr's AOek. about 1900. the middle of
next month.
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Wilson County Citizen: WOOdson
Lowe was shot and killed near Sedan, q
few days ago, for resisting officers. In
1s64-5 he lived At cabin ct the Rinker
ford, on the Neosho river, two miles
north Of EmporiA. He was brawny
cOlOred man, Of rather proposing man
ner, but desperate and reckless when
his passions were aroused.
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Some miscreants tore up about twenty.
i've feet Of the plank side walk in front
Of Captain Sommers' residence on Mer.
chants street last week, and carried
of his hItching post. Such vandalism
merits the severest punishment. and II
the Captain finds out who perpetrated
the mischief he will make II warm for
the offenders.
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Kansas men at Washington have alb
sorbed all the newspaper mention here
tofore, but now Kansas ladies are heard
from. The Inter Ocean special says
that zone of the most noliceably ele-
giant toilets seen at the reception given
by Senator and Mrs. Morrill,, on Friday
evening. was that OF Mrs. Plumb, wife
OF Senator Plumb. OF Kansas. This
was court train Of white brocade over
white embossed velvet. the whole front
being OF the velvet. Lace and diamonds
finished the toilet
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-27

Tyndall's theory that heat is simply
motion In another form must be true.
Strike piece of iron, and it becomes
hot. Strike a man, and he Immediately
boils over. There is, however. one ex-
ception to the rule. Strike q warm
friend for . short loan, and he at once
becomes "A cold "a An iceberg.
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At a meeting of the Ladies' Society Of
the n. Z. church held last week the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Mrs. DIS. Bill, president
Mira. N. J. Melick, secretary; Mrs. Jen
ME Wicks, treasurer.
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I On the 18th, Judge Kellogg Issued .
marriage license to Mr.. J. B. w. Elliott
and Miss Maggie Moore. and on the
18th one to Mr.. Jos. Parish and Miss
Susan Eunn.
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.
From The 0HGOnta Press. N. Y.
FR0M 4 PRQMINENI PHYNICIAM-

" ashlngtonvIIIe, Ohio, June a. IsSO
DR.. u Kendall n Co, Gents Heading
your advertisement in Turf, Field an Farm
OF hen1alls SPAWN Cure and having a yalu-
able and speedy hoIsc which had been Inne
from spawn for eighteen months | sent TO
You Tor Il bottle by express, which in SIX
weeks removed all Lament ; and enla rpcmcut
ana lFrge spiint from another n rse and
both horses are to-day sound as colts The
one hottIe was worth to me one hundred dol
lars. Respectfully yours.
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Newton Republican: Rev. Hendy, OF
EmpOris. spent Sunday and Monday in
this city. preaching twice ct the Presby.
terrain church on Sunday and lecturing
at the Same place Monday evening
His sermons and lecture were highly ap.
preciAted by our people. They were
able efforts.
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The school In district No. 90, which
has been under the charge Of A. w
Stubs and Miss Carrie Morse during
the past term, had delightful picnic In
Soden's grove Friday.
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Observation-Disclosures - Al
the residence of the officiating minister,
Rev. C. r. Rice, April 20, 1882, Mr..
David Bsysinger to Miss Lille Shaffer,
both of Hartford, Kansas.
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Mr.. L. w. Coleman, late of Ken.
lucky, who has been making an extend.
ed tour through Texas, returned to EN-
poria Thursday. He reports things
looking fine in the Lone Star state,
though the weather near the gulf is vel
quite chilly.
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The Junction City Union: The So
preme court Of the United States resent
~ required an EmpOriA lawyer to put
on collar and neck-tie, button up his
vest, hide his red flannel undershirt,
wipe his nose, and keep his feet OF the
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A clergyman al LeavenwOrth sends
his manuscript sermons TO the prisoners
in the penisentiary 70 read during their
leisure hours. This announcement
should be published far and wide over
the state. II win have . tendency to
decrease crime.
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Mcdonald & Lakin sold . young
stock Of groceries to-day to Messrs. Van
Meter s. Harrington, two gentlemen from
the east. who have purchased q largt
stock ranch in Greenwood county.
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The Henuing boys have put In 9
water stand at their restaurant, and are
prepared TO allay the thirst Of their
numerous visitors during the coming
aummer
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The funeral of Nettie l., youngest
daughter of Thos. Stone, occurred from
the family residence on Merchants
street, last Friday at 2 O'Clock, and
was we'll attended by relatives and
frienda
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Prof Pirkey, whose only objection 70
Kansas was the cyclones, left EmpOria
for Missouri the same day that the news
came Of the terrific tornado at Browns
willie
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The rooms over Sawyer's dry goods
store are being fitted up for the occu-
pancy of Drs. Jacobs & Page, who have
secured lease of these eligible apart
manla
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There are pleasant limitations Of the
near approach OF 9 wedding in which q
well-known couple of Emporia yodDe
folks are specially interested.
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N. WhIttlesey sold two steers last
Friday to Samuel Faust for $1,000
Mr.. w. tried TO sell the saIne animals in
December for $4,000 but could not nnd
buyer at that price. This shows what
proper feeding will do.
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FROM COL, 7, /. FOSTER

Youngstown. Ohio, May TO- 1850.
DIR. i j. Kendall 4 Co Gents i hai a
very valuable HamD.ctonian colt that /
priced very highly; he had large bone suoy-
IN on one joint and u small one on Ihn
oiher. which made him very lame; had him
under the charge OF two veterinary surgeons
winch tailed to cure him | was one. Gay
reading the advertisements OF kendaII's Spav.
IN Cure IN the Chicago Express I deternin-
cd at once to try it and got our drug gists here
TO send for it; they ordered three bottles. i
took them all and thought / would give IL n
thorough trial; used it accoTdIn4, 10 d rec
lions ana the fourth day the colt ceased to lo
lame and the Jumps have disappearad
used nut one bottle and the colts limbs are
as free from Jumps and rs smooth as any horse
IN the state. lie Is entirely cured. TIE cine
was so remarkable that ] let two OF INV
nelghbGTs have the remaining two bottles.
who are now using il.
Very respectfuily II Eas-,, =
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There are now thirteen prisoners in
the county jail. Among that number
are i've negroes and four small boys.
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Dell Valentine, president of the State
Band Union, has issued q circular, an.
nouncing the premiums to be given to
bands by the state fair THE fall, and urg
ing bands to organize, practice and be
present at the fair.
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Read Proof Of Wonderful Cures.

DIR. r.. J. Kendall & Co Gents - hint i.
my daty to render You my thanks for beue-
hts ami profits which | have derived from
your invaluable and far famed Spawn Cnrp
My cousin and | had valuable stallion
worth $4,000 which had very bal SPAWN ar ii
was pronounced by four eminent veterinary
horse was done forever As "A last resort I
advised my cousin TO try a bottle of KendgIl,s
SPAWN cure It had magical effect: thC,
third bottle cured it aud the horse is ~ well
as ever, DIR. Dick, OF Ejinbnrgh lhc emf
ntnt veterinary surgeon, was an nncie OF
his profession. Yours truly
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The Whitley opera house orchestra II
TO have an accession In the person Of z.
Norden, Of Moline, Kansas, who Is .
fine clarionet player.
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Street Commissioners Hammond has
cleaned up the city lots at the corner Of
Merchants street and Sixth avenue.
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About $500 has been raised among
the members Of the congregation for the
new Welsh Congregational church.
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Mr.. Fred Lakin went 10 Reading last
Friday, aud will henceforth assist In
the care Of Mr.. L. SeVerY'a cattle.
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School district No. SO has issued
bonds In the sum Of 81 900 for building
. new school house.
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Rev. DR.. CordleY, Elder Lott and C
v. Eskridge have consented TO act as di-
rectors of the EmpOria business college,
which will be continued by Prof. o. W.
Miller, A. n. The school was resumed
Monday.
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Il is gratifying TO see the court house
yard in such good shape a. IL IL this
spring.
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Van r. Holmes he building = large
two-story addition to his residence on
West street.
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Gould Pioneer: Small pox expenses
in the city and county win amount to
1880.
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Remember the Catholic fair Monday
nj OhA
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Two more cases Of smallpox have
made their appearance among the ne
groes at Cottonwood Falls.
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The young folks are talking Of q
dance 70 be given In about two Weeks.
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Lots For Sale.

Choice lots on Commercial and other streets
in Copley's addition are now for sale. Good
title, good soil, high ground, and adjacent
lots make them desirable. plat of the lots
may be seen at Ellen PInmb's book store For
terms address E ID MCCOLLOM,
Council Grove, Kans.
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The fur is beginning 10 fly from the
cotfonWoods.
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Asparagus is the newest thing in the
market.
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The farmers are putting in their best
ticks.
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Onr furniture dealers are having .
'bOom" in the baby carriage trade.
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The trade in fishing tackle is getting
brisk.
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MISS MOODS SCHOOL.

ENPoRIA, April II, 1882.
PRoF. CARMICHAEL: 1, being the only
member of the committee present. ex
amined Miss Belle Woods school.
should say the pupils were ell well in
formed in the work they have been over
They read nicely, spell well, both by
letter and sound. Their number wotk
I thought very fine for children of thell
eyes Between their recitations they
have pretty little exercises which resi-
and please them. would say in word
that / think both teacher and pupils are
doing well, and would advise the fathers
and mothers to go and see for them.
selves. THIS is my honest opinion oil
the school from my half days VISIT.
Respectfully,
MRS. G. n FRosT.
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KendalI's SPAWN cure on
Human Flesh.

W tsL EHosonrg, V t, tcb Is 1881
Dr ID. j. Kendall & 20 Gents :-SeyErsI
monlhs ago injured my knee Joint: whirh
SAHteo an enlargement to grow the size of a
large walnut and caused me very severe pain
All the time for four or dive weeks when /
began To use kenGalI's Cure. with the most
saiisfactory results. 1t has entirely removed
the -eniargement and stopped the Iameness
anu PAIN have long known it to he excel
lent Tor horses but now | know 1t to he the
best IInlment for human flesh 1 am acqnaint-
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Kendail,s sna :, !, L1 cIaaa

NOIII III SPAWN cure
Is sure IN us effects. milo In Its action rs il
Po~erfni 10 reach every deep seated pain or
remove any bony growth or other enlarge.
Lnents, Such rs Ep2TinS. splIuts. curbs Gallons
sprains. s~cllings and any lamsness and en- :
Engagements OF the joints or limbs or for rheu
IDatsm IN man and for any purpose for
winch q IMMINENT is used for man or beast
AZ rs nosE known to be the best iiDimens for
man ever used. acting mild and yet certain
in its effects.
send address for illustrated circular, which
We mink gives positive proof Of its virtue .
20 remedy mas ever met with Euch lfnuuaIi-
we'll as man. -
Price 81 per bottle. or six bottles K5r$5 All
viii be sent to any address on recei1t OF Drice
ny the proprietors, DR. b j. Kendall q co :.
Enosbnrgh Falls, VT
Sold by all Druggists.
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FOURTH sRADE-MIss ovERsrRKEr.
ElRoRIA, April Is, 1882.
Pref Carmichael:
DEAR srR: In compliance with you
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Qhs 4Hpuria Ntps.

THURSDAY, APRIL 81. lsea.