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SYMStilS Of papllYSlss.

4 twitching of the eyes, numbness
of the hands al feet, with more or
less palm i!i tnr,b iii at ths base of
the Drain, are some of the iitnioiito'y
symptoms of tnis rapidly increasing
disease. German Hop ijittcrs should
he taken When you ATE warned by amy
of these symptoms. Sold by II. Camp
ttli, l,iltw in, Mich.
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"A Thlnr Of BGalty is a JOY Forever"

That "thing of beauty" UdmNton's
Cough Rais,tni and in every household
where tried, II has proven itself Il thing
of ',joy" that will last I'forcvcr" 1t
has permanently cured that beautiful
young daughter whom you tliought IA
victim, of that dread disease, Ccnsin,l1-
ton. Price per bottle, J0 cents, SAMPLE
bottles, - cents. Sold by w. a. Bar
nam, Baldwin, Mich.
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TO Cons unptiveS.

The advertiser having bcen permanently
cured oI that ,l nj iscsist., tn ,un ptl0n, ny
q simple reimdy, is auxi,"'s 10 make known
tO his fellow sufferers t.ic ni''aiis oi cure 10
prescription used tfrue OF chargc,) WITH the
directions for preparing and uiine the same.
which they Will mud sure cife. ior CoaJns,
CcIds, consur5lion, Asthma. Bronchitis. 80.
Parties Wishing the pI escripiioii wti please
address. Nev T.. a. Wilson: isi Pcnn ST.,
Willininsburgh. II. \.
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Errors ofYouth

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous DEBILITY, P.tEMAruRE DE-
CAY, and all the effects OF ynuthful tndtscre-
tion, will for tho sake of suitoriny humanity,
send free TO all who ne,sd IL, the recipe and
direction for making the simple remedy ~
which ne was curst. sufferers wishing 10
profit by the advertisers experience can do SO
by addressing In Eerfect coniiience,
JOHN Is. OGDEN, ~ Cedar St., New York.
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Examinations for Teachers:
Corrected. wees,y.1

ENUHFfHIOIUHo IVf IC"VHVfcs
REGl'IAK.-At Baldwin; last Friday
of Oct. 1881, Ga. m, and last Friday
of Mar. 1882, ~. M.
SpIsCiAI.-At Chase 20t, Of Nov.
1851, ga. m. First ruesil,y of May
1881, IA. M, ut the Byam School
House, in Ellsworth.
Teachers will be expected to furnish
their own pen, ink AMI paper.
+. Il. WIrnEy,
Sec. uf IsoarI of School Examiners.
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Mortgage Sale.

nefauIt has been made In the condition Of
~ certain morulge bearing date the nth day .!
Mclaughlin and Charlotte Mclaughlin his
vile, To Wm. ROyrr, which mortgage WAS re-
corded In the Registers s'fiiec. t,f the County.
Of Lake, IHte Of Michigan, ON the 18th dsly Of
March, 1.7h. In Iibr number one Of Mort
.ng,'S Oi, pag~s JiO. 3tt and 3l2. Said mort
:,sc was assigned by said wm: Boyer w
FRED J. boyer his Attorney In fact TO Charles
&. Pcavy by written assignment 0n 3eth day
uf urvrinLer, iSIs, which assignment was res
onnty OF Lake on tile thirI day OF February,
1875 IN i.ibcr of Mortgages OH pnge ~. Said
Mortgage MS again duly assigned by written
Adrisuce on The 2stday of March, lsI6, wlIieis
assignment was re corded March 20th 1876 In
l.il~r 3 of Mortgages on page o.; by which dee
ftult tho power sOf sale contained III said
mortgage and which Is isreortlcd az aforesaid
has become operative. There In claimed ic
be due on Saitl inortl.ge ut the date Of ti,is
two dollars and no proceedings ut law or In
equity have been Instituted To recover the
sam. or any part thereof
Notice L. therefor hereby given that hy vir.
tue OF the power OF sale In said M rtgage coii.
;aincsl und Tie statute in such case made and
mortgage. oi IT, much thereof as may he neces<
s,rv viii be sn.d AZ ubllc auction or vcndue
~ the highest bidder Q, the front door of the
County ~ Lake, state OF Michigan, on Friday
the 9th DE- y Of June, lSbl. at lO O'Clock In the
ui.iios,Ii % satisfy the amount due on raid
,nnrtr.,ge and The costs OF this foreclosure NJ
allowed by law. The premises drscrit, Il iR
said r"ritage nrc as follows, tOwit: All that
- ~ - parcel Of iand situate and be-
ing In the County Of Lake. State or Michiganr
know n and desci ibed as the north half Of The
north east quarter OF section number folf
teen QIl in township number ninteen ,la
north, range eleven QIl west, containing ~
acres ~ land more or less.
Dated Maivi. llth, lSs2
VIM. ApRIANc,,
Assignee Of Morts.ISe.'
A. &. kiNGxAN,
Attor my +, ssignee, Battle Creek, Mich.
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(l ildrcn have health aud Mothers
rest wien Dr Mirclull'r 1etthiuy
Syrup Is used. II prniucrs natural
sleep, regulates the bowcls, rirss ,lys-
entcry and diarrl,mu nIisIng from
tccf,iing or other causcs. Sold by all
Druggists ut 70 cls. n Bottle.
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Uncle Sans Condition Powder pre-
vents disease, puriiies the blood i'm
proves the appetite, give, smooth
glossy coat, and Keeps the animal in
good condition. All Druggists sellit.
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Frea tQail Ministers QfChareles.

will send one bottle Of the White
Wine of Tar syrup, gratis, to any min-
lister that will recommend 1t to lis
friends, after giving II ~ fair test, ni,d
1t proves satisfactory for coughs. colds,
throat or lung disease. Respectfully,
DR.. &. ID. MARINER, Iiea,limg, MicE.
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Call on l.. L. Willard Of Reed City,
for any new piece or part la your Sow
ing Machine. Orders 10y mail attend
ed to Promptly. Agent for Singer
Manufacturing Co., ut Reed City.
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American and European DsclOrs

tits -sId ny some of the most ceIe-
brated physicians IN Europe and Amer
ica that tie Ccrnlan Hop Bltters are
one Of the bcst remedies now IN use.
Sold by 4. Campbell, baldwin, Mich.
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in ,ss yG"r sS.,ss.. Hxs TOM. ,ss = oSs @
N0T(ital not needed. We will furnish you
kUt IL IcvcfythiIg. Many are making or-
tunes Ladies' make as mucli Ms men,
and b0ys ard girls make great pay. k.ssdcr,
II you want u business at which you can make
prent pny allthc time you work, write for tli1
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HOME STARLIGHT.

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS:-An X
d,o,cn across this item trith pen o. pcs'-
cH signifes that your subscription has
eapirsd, and u rc"eCai respectfully So
Ecifcd.
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/ have permanently located, and am
now prepared to do Stone or Brick Ma
soil Work, Plastering, de-; In IL work
manlike manner. Prices reasonable.
Adrcss, Henry Rowe, Baldwin, Mich.
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For Sale.

A House an,i Isot In B1lIwfns
Terms, easy; part payment down, and
ialance OIL time, II desired. Call on, OF
address,
CItAs. X. RADCTIrFE,
Baldwin, Mich.
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RUPTURE

Cured without an operation or the injury
method. t,fFic. 81 Broadway,. New York.
His book; with Photographic likcnesa ~ bad
cases before nad after cure, mailed TOR 10
ccntS
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April l8th, 1882, Large Red Pocket Book,
with letters and T.. Hills time frOin James NJ.
Lanes camp. The finder will be libeIaliy re-
wardcd by leaving the sanic at this offica.
|T-. JOHN W. MOTION.
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run. With such u scho l.ouse, the
district should have graded school;
o. nj such school could not be maili-
tanned ut n less expense, probably,
than $SC0 ar $500 year. The interest
on Londs added would pfohably make
an annual expense to the district of
81 100; and ut the end of six years,
when the bonds begin to become pay
able, the amount Of taxation would be
increased $500 annually.
1t is probable that an outlay Of $500
would construct an addition to the
present house, which would accommo-
date the children of the district for n
few years to come; but whether 1t would
bc the best economy In the long rui, Is
n matter for the people to decide. 1t
Is thought by some'that u house suit
able for long term Of years could be
built for 81 800 or g., ,0O0. One thing IL
sure, q provision for our school diifer-
ent from the present arrangement
should be made; and it Is the duty of
the taxpayers to do something about 1t.
A MYSTERIOUS CHIPS. w. Thomp-
som, of Yates township, yesterday
morning, left white pine chip at this
Office; said chip having been taken
from tree over on the farm formerly
ow ned 10y Lee S. Cobb. The mOrsel of
of wood, ut first glance would be taken
for an ordinary chip; but OH closer in
spection; one discovers two distinct
incisions evidently made with sharp
instrument ~ long while ago. Mr..
Thompson states that the chip came
from, near the heart Of the tree, per-
fect'y encascd In solid wood, and
counting the rings formed around and
outside the chip, they found proof that
the cuts were made at least ono hundred
and irenty flee years ago. The marks
show the "bit' of the ax or instrument
used tO have bce;I about the same
width of modern axes. 1t seems that
pitch exuding from the wounds ut the
time they were male prevented them
from fully closing up, and they remain
to-day as distinct almost as when
formed.
The mystery Is, what hand formed
those cuis on that tree? Was there
any white men traversing these regions
n century AMI a quarter ago? Was
there any ot''er race of heirgs known
to have had walldelinSs lereatsuts
at those times: Ii,e theory of Indians
having made the missions seems in-
probable for the rei,son that they were
not likely to have had instruments
capable of making them.
VIII some Of our wis. heads explain
the probable origin of ticsc cuts?
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Ifyou have pilnpleS, hollis, salt rhcnm
rough skin, etc., take lindsey's Blood
alcl,cr." SulL ty all druggists.
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Pimples.

will mall (Frec) the recipe for simple
Vegetable Balm that will remove Tan. frccktes,
cletir nnd beautiful; also In ,tructious for pro.
lucing n In xuriant yrowth Of hair on a bald
head or smooth f,ce. Address, inciosiiig e.
stamp, Dsa. vandef Co.. " Barclay 81, n. l.
"Dr. Sellers Cough SYRUP without
exception, has given rsatisflction. Our
readers, give II u trial. Druggists keep
it. Price 25c. u bottle.
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nOJ n Great chance to- mase money
ETH Ill Those who n.wrys take ndvna
lrl III tagc of the eOou chohc's for
UULU, maISing noncy that nr. offered
- - generally bfcolne wealthy
willie those who du not Improve such ,hanc.
~ rrtnain In pvvstfy NJ wait mnis intn
woI,ii lp,y = aud girls 10 work k'r us IA in
th,ir own 'iocaiitns Any one ctn ,u the
wo,k properly nom the first start. TIE busi.
ness will pay more tinn ten tiiss's ordinary
wages. Expensive OUTFIT furnished free. M
o,i.s " no enxnges hsis 10 make money rapidly.
\ on can devote your wiivi. tl,sfs' to- the work
or only your spare moments tull iiiioriist
ton and All that IN needed sent free. Adde'S
STiSsoN a Co., Portland, Mnin".
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5000 REWARD

ror any csae BIinsi. HI..s.lli.x, Iscnlng. UI:ss-
s:sS s:s.t, 81 ts rsSss,"s T. sn 1,ss % ~
~ H. 6i6 Arch strvet. philn.. Pa. kons 0<sus
irs wifAo.f ~ Sgsafvrs. Sesid Pr drousar Az
rfx or general sfsrss hsve ar will get ~
Ior yuu. a.. snld IN baldwin, by w. A. Bur
nam, situggtst.
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.Iupu VpkU The original and only, ths ~
lvlQ I'm vvritr naiicna iaSnily .pnr.rf
year Ian, irhs. Esiuhlishsd lA3. Tho tTAB
SrAxcLS. RAssyu u tn old. ~ and most porS
aisr Iapcr of ~ class: Every number eca.
Inrlny Comic. lfuInor us and Attractive Eis-
cravings. Z ~ c:owded fuii of the hest aetss
rirs. Poetry. VIII; humor, Fun mnking q ~
sxl,oMs Frauds, Swindlcrx and thcats and
very liue IN amusing, instructive or enter.
IL. and nj only s., cts n y,ur IL In by mr. tlry'
bsst, cheapest, most popular pnper prIn'<d.
For IS cts. six flne silver tcasyoohs arc sent
with the Tanner one year. Ftny 0tlier SUI
rerb premiums. send 10 c,'uts for months
hirl irip, with full prospt ctus, or 20 ct.: for
TANNER a whole year. specimens tkEks
BkNNER i'uIIts Co. HInsdAles i. 81.
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sTANnAkD
Food for Plants.


For producing flowsys'
'aid Vigorous grOwth, ~
.ns nss equal. Has st<',d
he tcst ftpr yrssyrs. and al
ways docs all cINsm"d Jng
IL. Ii esps c!nl!y s<tio pt<d
'or house plSsits Ard puss-
l,.nine. giving q iseNllI,y
,rowth and nbuna~sss
over iso.iop pncs<atH'
old In t>Sl. award q
M snedni 1t the Ms'clsn1ss
les hsir m ysost0ti
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Married.:

In Bellevue at the residence of the brides g
uncle, Col. j. A. Snider, on December 26. 1882.
by Rev. DIR. w. I, Dickson Dalzell, Mr.. r. III.
DfKERs, of New Orleans, and Miss KATE
HELEN LAND, of Bellevue.
Another one of Bossiers fair daughters has
left the family circle to find a home in the
heart and house of another. We congratulate
Mr. DYKERs in the wisdom of his choice, and
the success of his wooing From our acouain-
tanee with the bride, we can say that the groom
has better half indeed and one that is.
and will ever be, worthy of his love and
affection. Our best wishes for their success in
life will ever attend them. And while no
earthly home ever existed without a share of
clouds, We hope their sun of happiness may
shine with steady lustre. and the evils of life
may fall but rarely around them.
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Succession Sale.

Succession of Hannah P. Dickson, deceased
Ry virtue of writ of sale issued from the
u Honorable End Judicial District Court in
and for BOssier parish, La, and to me directed
will proceed to sell at the Court house door
in the town of Bellevue, La, on Saturday
the 10Th day of January, 1888, the following
described land belonging to the succession of
Hannah p. Dickson, deceased, to-wit:
East half of northwest quarter; north half
OF northeast quarter of section I2, township
u, range IA; northwest quarter and west half
OF northeast quarter, and lots and 6 of section
y; lots and 3 3and northwest quarter of south
west quarter, southeast quarter of northwest
quarter. and west half of northeast quarter of
section 27; lots 2, and 6, and east half of
northwest quarter; west half of southwest
quarter, and north half OF southeast quarter.
and southwest quarter of northeast quarter of
section %; lots l, 5, 6 and 8, and east half of
northeast quarter, and southeast quarter of
section SO; lots 7, 8 and 9, and east half of
southeast quarter of section %; west half of
southwest quarter of section 3; lots 7 and 8.
and east half of southeast quarter of section
y; section 81 and lot of section 33, township
23, range a.
Terms of Sale-Cash, if appraisement or
two thirds thereof be bid; otherwise re- adyer
tlsed and sold according to law, on a credit of
II months for whatever it will bring
r E. WYCHE,
Sheriff and eX Officio AuctiOneer
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that virtually caused a great party
to be retired. If the leaders are
adequate to the emergency, if they
will meet the public requirements
honestly, there will be long future
for them to administrate the govern.
ment. No party in the future can
hope to run the government for par.
ty purposes alone. 1t was so run in
the past, the popular verdict is re-
corded against it, and that verdict
must be needed by those who here
after come to power.
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Sherin''S Sale.
Hicks & Howell1 No.
EN- platt houisians' n hGasler District Court

Hicks & Howell1 No:
VS.: In Bossier District Court,
E. NJ. Platt. Louisiana. y
Ry virtue of writ of fieri facias issued in
- the above named suit, and to me directed.
| have seized and will proceed to sell at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, at the
Court house door, in the town of Bellevue,
Bossier parish, La, within the legal hours of
sale, on the first Saturday, the 3rd dav of
February, A. d: 1888, the following described
property, tO-wit
Lot No. fOdr, containing the following That
part OF section 6, between lot and the Bill
Platt place, being $40 yards wide clear across
section, in township IS, range II and contain
ing about 23l acres, and southeast quarter of
northeast quarter and northwest Quarter of
northeast quarter of section l, township IS.
range II, containing 50 acres, and southwest
quarter of northeast quarter of section Sc.
township ~, range II, containing 40 acres.
making in all, 35l acres. Also, the southeast
quarter of section Z, township IS, range II,
containing l60 acres
Seized as the property of the defendant. E.
M: Platt, and will be sold to pay and satisfy
said writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash, without the benefit of
r. E. WYCHE, Sheriff.
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crop out and dim the brightness of
the unraveled future. The dreams
of early youth come back to haunt
US, and every vestige of the cherish
ed dreams that peopled many an
hour of solitude with forms of heav.
enly likness fades out from view,
and leaves the watcher standing
alone, the only mourner over the
vanished wreck. Voices from the
past show us "wbat shadows we are,
and what shadows we pursue" Ex-
istence looms up before us shorn of
it's bright drapery of dreams and
pleasant fancies. Still "hope springs
eternal in the human breast" and
the future years, be they few or
many, shine in a halo of faith in
things unseen, an expectancy of
blessings hoped for. Life would be
of small avail were it not for hope,
Expected good, which if never real
lied in this world may be enjoyed in
that better world lying beyond the
sea of time, which throws it's glory
back on the actual world of to day
and promises compensation for the
sadness experienced here. Sweet be
the wales which lie beyond, from
which we look back upon the rosy
hours of eve, the sumptuous light of
the setting sun,
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A TRAVELLERS SroRY.-After spend
ing months at watering places and
consulting the best physicians with
out benefit, returned home disheart-
ened and expected to die. A friend
urged trial of Parker's Ginger Tonic.
Three bottles and careful diet have
brought me excellent health and
spirits, and I hope my experience may
benefit similar sufferers Cincinnati
lady. See other column.
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SheriH's Sale.
Mrs. Nina Robertson and husband.

Aaron Helms and H.. NJ Underwood.
No. 294S. In BOssier District Court, Louisiana
Ry virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued in
- the above named suit, and to me directed
have seized and will proceed to sell at nnblic
auction, to the last and highest bidder, at the
Court house door, in the town of Bellevue,
bossier parish. La, within the legal hours OF
sale, on the third Saturday, the 10Th day of
January, 1888, the following described proper.
ty, to-wit:
The northeast quarter of section 81; east
haif OF southeast quarter of section 80; north
halt OF section 33, township 81, range I3; west
half OF section 4 east half of section 5, town.
ship ~ range IL, tless l60 acres sold to w. H.
wood, and northwest quartersof section II
township 81, range Ii.
Seized as the property of the defendant
satisfy said writ
Terms of Sale-Cash, provided two-thirds
of fappraisement be bid, otherwise to be read.
vertised and sold on credit of 10 months
r. E. WYCHE, Sheriff.
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No family should keep house without bot
tie OF Essence of Jamaica Ginger at hand
ready for use. The best Ginger made in this
country is that which is made by n X. Brown.
Price . and 80 cents bottle. For sale at DR.
w. j. MObley' Drug Store.
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The Public Welfare Fisrt, Party
After.

Republican politicians are urging
measures for economy and reform.
During long continuance of power
their policy was constantly to get
all the money they could from the
people, to give means to hold to.
gether the most formidable party
that ever controlled the government.
Nothing from which a dollar could
be raised was neglected. When the
necessity for raising extraordinary
revenue ceased, the squeezing pro-
cess was continued until an actual
surpluss over the requirements of
the expense of government reached
annually more than a hundred mil
lions of dollars. No disposition be-
ing shown to relieve the enormous
taxation, the people declared at the
recent election that change must
be made. By popular vote many of
the leading men in the exorbitant
exactions were remorsely retired
from further service. The policy of
the late Republican party was con-
demned, and the peoples trust given
to their opponents. There is no mis-.
taking what the public voice de.
mands, and now none show more
alacrity to meet that demand than
those who were instrumental in
bringing condemnation on their own
heads. Hence the very men who
have used their powers to maintain
high protective tariff, an onerous
and burdensome system of internal
taxation, and declined to reform the
civil service are now loud in their
wishes to get rid of internal revenue
taxes; for modifying the tariff and
establishing civil service reform. 1t
is good for the country that these
men have been converted to the
necessity of doing more for the
country and less for their party
But their virtue comes so late, and
after such an experience, they will
find it difficult to regain public con-
tidence to the extent of retaining
them in service. The duty that now
rests upon the Democratic party
must be honestly and squarely met
to enable it to hold popular APPROX
al. The people want reform and are
determined to have it. There must
be no crooked ways used to bring
about the peoples wants. The time
has come when the general welfare
must take precedence of party sue.
cess. Let the Democratic party
AUST the revenues, reform
the abuses of official patronage and
1T will have made a step that leads
to continuation of power. Party
lines are constantly becoming looser
and looser, men do not wed them.
selves either to men, or party poll
cies as formerly. An organization
that shows by its acts, it is honestly
endeayoring to do the best for the
country will meet with APPROVAL
The history of party the last twenty
years cannot be repeated with pub.
ic approval at least while the pres |
snt generation lasts. Democrats are |
given the chance to reform abuses |
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A PEERLESS PERFUME. refresh
ing aroma of Floreston Cologne, and
its lasting fragrance make it peer
less perfume for the toilet.
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Use Browns TEETHING CORDIAL. which is
the best baby medicine in the world 1t keeps
children healthy and make mothers happv.-
For sale by DR.. w. j. Mobley, Bellevue, La
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4 ttorney at Law, Shreveport, La. OfHeo
"A opposite Bank of L. 4 b. Jacobs. Viii
practice III Courts of Bossier and Caddo. and
in Supreme Court of State yo0,, a. ~"
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W. II. WISE.
Use. E. b. HERNDoN
WISE r. AerNdO2,.

\ ttorneys and Counselors at Law. Sbrere-
~ port, La. viii practice in the courts of
Caddo. Bossier and Red River parishes and in
INC o"ple"e touft oI the State. v20n5l
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J A. W. LOWRY.
WIN. W. VANCE,
LOeCry r. Vance.

A ttorneys at Law, Bellevue, La Will prac.
"A tlce in the Courts of Bossler, Biebyille
and Websterparishes. yo0.na3
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A ttorney at Law, Shreveport, La. Office
"A over Lo0ney's store, Texas street Will
United States District and Circuit Conrts of
this State and U. 5. Supreme Court. %
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A ttorney at Law, Shreveport, La. Win
~ practice i'll the Courts of Caddo and al
joining parishes, also in the Supreme and Fed
oi"i oooro Vi the otate' v20n5l
The Bossier banner., 1882-12-28
u. I'D. G H. IT. Watkins

4 ttorneys at Law, Minden La. Win nr...
~ tice in all the Courts in Bossier ana
Webster parishes. VIC NJ mn"