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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10

For fruits and confectionery go to Brad
ley's. tP
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10

The rains Of last week put the iarmers
back With their threshing. tE+ q
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10

Frank Parsons won lhe seuIl rues at De
dance last Friday.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10

I Q. NJ. Fisk has moved back to bis ol,

J Q. NJ. Fisk has moved back to bis old
store room, opposite Bitter Block. and
has opened out larger and finer stock
than he has ever carried sesere, consisting
of watches, clocks, jewelry, si-yesware|
|spectacles, violin strings, etc. Also watcf|
work and repairing done on short notice.
All work warranted. It will pay you I'd
call and examine his goods and prices bel
fore buying elsewhere. ~
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow.
ing transfers of real estate were made since
our last publication:
Geo Harpsser to r B zay, 10 scres in Barlow
township ......." 8 $50
II Bolly 10 ] M Van Varlah, lot 2 In Bolly's
addition TO Pleasant Bend ,.......... 80
In Napoleon township $500
] n Hoy to F Mowery, 6s acres I'M Harrison
township ,Oo0
I Horn to L Wiseman, land in Monroe town
snip zW
FIJI Short to N Rice, land In Deshler. :. .,.. 2Se
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10

Union county i building 100 miles Of
gravel road.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10

Good goods but no fancy prices 4 Hon
eck's. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10

The selection Of teas and eonses at Brad.
ley's can't be beat. II
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10

Call at the new shoe store. s
No trouble to show goods at the new
shoe store. i
The best line Of handmade boots ever
placed on salein Napoleon, at the new
shoe store. n
n AT the new shoe store ladies' you can get
Q perfect fitting shoe.
Immense bargains In boots and shoes at
the new shoe store.
es FREAsE Bios.
First door south OF the First National
Bank Napoleon, Ohio. II
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10
Less Prices than any HOUSE In the
West.

For glass and queenswars go to Brad.
ley's. AZ
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10

For fine fit and stylish goods call on
s. M. Honeck. Ns If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10

Fine mackerel and all kindsofsaIt fisf
at Bradley's. tt
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10
Motherl Mothers II Mothers /!

Silverware at Freasa Bros.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10
Notice to Contractors.

Watches at Frease Bios.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10

For all kinds Of Machine oiis go to
Bradley's. II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
Mter, tpenn er nf9t piQ2

Damn - ban,t 80. DAMIEN OF
Soft taB Sie fsinsn SObn BADEN, Ser,
u1aseti, faste Der prsotssr pibreno e.
NIT beipen Sdnpen ietn 9sd6t bspsdte
Nun. nun, Dpmins er 1T nod Jung
MIR BADEN ale unIeru pileea Safsr 9e.
fat! trSfete Der SeiBsr BON Slu. 9uf,
0enn er sas Wdo9en bstratbst 1T &ls
les IN SrcnunS uap pas Wsiters fnpe1
i9 bann.
&sselinf i6dtteIte trauri8 ben 8cpf
unp pil&te f@ stns Crime aus benz
auae.
Rsta Serma8sn sin Suuas Der
ittsblt 80.
Wsbr tpnnte sr nt9t laaen, er bate
itpn ~ ptsl selnat uno bsreute tn perls
isIben aussnbIid, stnsn Gncern gum
Sb~silnsbnsr fstnss 0ebsimntiss &C..
madt su BADEN. Die stisrne 8tfe er's
bislt rur nod Gfstten unp Gin 8anf'
billet aaeS rsbrtss, oIsS baare 8slp
mar SsrIhpuneen. On benz Wontase,
no Sarl gum lsBter Wtdl NIT Oaotea
uno Zen beiesn 5srmassn ausstn9,
bate Der Domino seprspist une feline
S@IdTsl ;u Saus selaisn; has bate
Iein Sobn fi6 III NaBsn Sema9t une
nun utIdrte ss fi6 lstbt, rparum sr pas
manuals 70 blas une falt sepeisn unp
tparua istn Gdasinen Ssrmasen 70
dufsefaaen mar.
@ir molten eas Bette bcTen, Dominic,
1asts Der esstere I'm GOrt8ebn, iobalo
Id gtnas erfabre, i6retbe tb Sbnsn,
unb GrsnSe iplen ni6tS BON Iasu, er'
labren. - 5dtte Der unielise bod nur
ben sspbbnlt&sn Bss stnsei@lassn,
padte sr BET ii6 ielbf, Wa;aron pdroe
ibm feline Eo6ter sepiB nt4t Ysrpet9ert
BADEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12

efnanpsrfalenb, ct Der Iaulsne, Der 0ets
ter Wasarpn ielbit 1T ss, Der 19reitt..
ME, unp bic pofi III anssfomnsn pbnt
DaStpaS i'd babe fe aud sefisrn Ssrs
eebens ertpartet -. Was beoeutet tas
Dapipa ipQte nod niat surif isin ? Sd
traue msinen ausen ntbt - bisr lies
eu einmal esne2
RaSoalene nabn ben Brief unb Lac
tbn laut Dor. Rasarpn bate ii6 ja Der
beftmmten Belt CUR poftattpn bsssben,
tph aber bon feinsr Go6tsr ni6tS as.
bSrt rod 9eiebsa aIS stniass 8spid,
ras ct iSrsfdltts tur9iu6t battle, pbne
aud nur ben S6attsn zines 9risfss ba,
rim ~ entesdsr. gr finpe has IL UNI
bSHi6 BON Dapiba, idreibt er, ais eab
er rtGt an Elm Wt6psrfdnpnts 8laubsn
mil1e, unc bite babsr um 8enaue Ans
sabe rss Cages, Ten its sur &etis fsfSe'
isst babe.
Iba t6 Babe ie bod fslbf sur Dot
ssbra6t iammt ibrsn Spfsru, 5utl6a6z
teIn unb GsilttaItsn rtsf Sermaaen ;
pann TT fe auf unp oaspn sesan8en !
Gntfabrt papa, entfibrt eur5 8arI
&epelinf! rtef AsnsS.
Nun faqt MIR eth, lsBts 5ermine bins
ia, fe poute pur9aus nt9t bas mir
tbr pafsn bilfsn. @tr nedten Ie
nod, bas fie wpbl CLAUDE, mir pdroen
gtwas bet Seits l8afea unp suradtes
balten.
Ssrmasen ma@ts eth isbr tsSenfli6es
0efbt.
SD babe ben iunsen 8ssslinf ptes
fer Gage NIT fstnsm Bid sslsbsn fasts
er.
Splts sr Dir nidt In Der Staet bes
sesnet iein.
Nstn, unb funf tuffs Id i'm teiuab
tasli6, CT trettt ii6 ia fsts auf Der Stra6e
berum. Bir maHen nun fpfprt sun,
Domino ssbn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
Wo6er fomut bic Se3eianung stsr

SSugeF luHIHlI ule Se5elWHuHB SIers
ling? MlS TN Wittslalter pa5 ban
psls une observation-disclosures Gnslano nod
Elm Itpabss 8inp mar, rpslteS pur6s
rrss untsr Sprmunbibaft ftanp, rparsn
ets Sprminpn bic psutiben Sanlsaten,
pie Sauflsuts lisnss srpsartissn fpms
mersilssn SunceS, Ger bic tsceutsntsn
S~anpslSfdcts Rprp, unp Wtttelpeulhs
LAMBS umfufsnh, Spn Srisse bis SiiIi6
nab HrwSprpp In &aslane unp nSrps
LID bis 8srssn in Nprpsssn auN
0isby auf 9etblanp f9 aitrsfts.
Die SanIsatsn purpen Spn ben gnas
ldnrsrn Gatherings 9snanat, pas bstbt
ole Sali6en Sauf!su!e pper bic SanpslSs
lrute rss Sitsns, uup 10 srps mar pie
Ibbiust8fstt @ns!anrs Don ibnsu, pab
eas @slp ealslbsn bic in gngIanp
turfinupe @arse mar, ipUna@ nod bic
Ssnsnnuns liR ebaltsn Bat; "sin
Yfuup Sterling, pas bsibt eth pfune
pss 9elpsS Der Gatherings. Wie li9
rpa pte 3eitsu aaeern! law &A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
".
Waname Gebelinf.

WPebrere Wp6sn fnp iettbsr 1sr8anz
gen. Wir bstnoen uus tpieser auf
Sdu Cuff, tnmittsn Der Samtlie 5srmas
gen.
l1nb tamit tpar bic Sa6e absema@t9
So, tamit mar bic Sa6e absematt
a%ntpcrtsts Sermassn auf bic Srase ist>
ner g btsr, pdbrsnp er i6's In ieinem
Ssfsl rrpbl iein liss, mad Der &stfe, bon
Der sr Dor stn paar Stunpen erf ;urif>
ssfsbrt mar.
Du meinf ppbI, IS Bate nod etn
SoI;ettsI&maus folsen mi6sn, Wa.
rte, Iaste Srdmsr Der, Ssrminsns 5anp
In Der leinsn, Zen, alien Ssrrn e~essniiter
Ias.
Gin So&ssttsi6maus niGt esrabe,
aber tpb psnisitsns eth 6ribfdf pper
70 stipas, mare ss aud far bic 3sussn
eepeisn.
Die freuten f1, ais tie NIT Mnfanb
fprteebn fonntsn, erptecsrte Erdmer,
tpelder aIs elmer terislben funstrt bate ;
Wa,arpn unp Mspsltnf rpettetferten ipis
Is idisn, psr bic infsrffe ane srnfsfe
Wtns aufissen f5nnte.
Gs mare mir unm5Blt@ 9speien.
fdste Ssmassn btnsu, an trssnp mel,
der Esfli4fst! MID su betbstltsen ; i'd drs
ssrte mid su isbr dbsr bas unpsrlddmte
@ef4t RsSeltnfS u. bate ~ Stsl WttIet.
ben NIT DaSipa, pel1e bas Spfsr IL.
rsr Dummbeit ssporpen TT. - 9ast
Gu9 nur ni4t sntfdbrsn, Sbr Wdp9en,
i&Ius er i&srssnb, su istnsn SS&tsrn &C.
tpenoet.
81 8d.sr6en, UNI Dir bic Grsuee
elmer &sile III Ssri&aHsH, mare taS
bod 70 ibsl ni&t, srpt.certe asneS
lahene.
Sd5ne 8stie, stnen Ipl&sn Burden
aus Gent AZ bolen! @lidli6er Weile
bate i'd sts Wittsl, ibn sefisis ,u
MAIDEN. Ni9t pabr. Warte, ipanete er
fi1 pann an feline Satin, Du bdttef
nt6t sepdniGt bas unlers 5o@,eitsreile
tn FOLDER 8etfe untsrbro6en ,pprbsn
rpdre.
Srau Ssrmassn ftmmte ibm lebbaft
BET, unb ersablte rann BON tbrer So1.
ssitsrsils nab Driebsrssn unp 3siif. Der
sinstssn, welds fs In ibrsm asbsn ee.
ma6t bate. Ssrmassn absr bate isst
Yrd6el unp antpsrpsn seisbsn uno ipraa
nur NIT elmer sepiiisn 9srinsi@asuns
BON isnsm armlslisen NusRus. aae
lauIttsn ssipannt letnsn, ppbl etrpas
fart gsfirbten &eiieberidtsn unp pan,
bssann aud Srdmsr au ersablsn bon
benz, mas ct ssIeben bate, norm bic
Sausfrau bsfdnpis wtspsr TIRE Grim
nsrunsen etnaodt 70 pab man BON 3etf
nah Berlin, BON Btsn na1 Drtebsrssn
psrlsBt purpe.
Sd mS&ts ppbl NIT Dapisa taui4sn,
lasts antoinette.
8itfli6 2 la9ten bic llsbrissn, tas
nsnnt man eth pfsnberstsss @sfdnr<
nie
Damn idbs i6 bod paris
81 ct, nsdte fe Sramsr, bate Id
paspn nur cine Ibnuns ssbabt. 70 pirpe
i9 &spsIinf sinsn 8inf sessben babsn.
Da8 mare umlenf sspsIen, Iaste
Mascalsne, penn ibm mar sS bod uur
um Die Mitsift ;u tbun.
llnp bic miro bet Gub rt4t 9rps Iein,
Isbte 6rau Ssrmassn biusu, une alS fs
pas iaete, spa Ssrmasen Elm 9sfbt ais
pb fs stu ttsfes GibsimniB psrratbsn
bate. Die Wdpbsn absr unp Sra.
msr maGtsn ibre 8iBs barber, nobel
DaStpa unU RESsItnf ni6t Ssrl6pnt
blieben.
gS 1T eea cine psite 8sile mad pa
ris, bssaun 8rau Ssrmassn pispsr ; ais
mir mad Drisbsrs sin8sn, battsn mir
bier 8Ofsr bel uns.
DaYipa piib bsren peniaitenS fdnf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12

Sc mar Samstas. Der Domino fae
iber ieiner Yrepist, man fpnnte paber
ni9t lti6t ;u ibm sslanssn. Da Ssrs
maBen iscp& Ssrfttsrte, pas es fi6 UNI
cine Sa6e Spn Wi9tiefsit banble,
rpurpe er ein9elaien unr, na6bsm CT
etne balbe Stunee i'm Gntrsssimmsr se,
partet Bate, sriatcn Der 9reptser.
9srsetbsn gle, pas I'D fore, Domino,
besann 5ermasen, aber 80. tit Sbr
SObn ;u 5aus.
Die 6alsbiltsrir bate Sbnen bas
better ia9sn fSunen alS i6, mar bic Ants
mort, bod CLAUDE ib faum ; lest iinp ia
ppbl feline Sirsauifunpsn.
Srsili6. aber it er In Der S.att?
SD icute rod benfsn !; rparum ni9t
SD CLAUDE nt3t pab Ct tn Der Staet
TT.
8obI m5sli&, Ct n,a9t oft tleins
IusFdSe unp ib bate bteisr Sage pie!
~ tbun, 10 psrmiste i'd tbn ntbt.
Mber ess WittasS?
>, er ipeti't iebr bduits aus benz
6auie.
llnb bes MbsntsP
Sa isben Ste, Serma8en. mat, fam
feline Sunsen, penn fe etnmal ein sss
rpifes Mlter errsidt baben, ntbt an eer
estne balten. absnps fse I'D meifsns
TN Stuotsrstrmer. - Dob penr Id
frassn BARI mas babsn Sie sissntIi9
NIT refneu, Spbne Spr2
Nibts, Domino, ni1ts, i'd Ssrmutbs
nur, pas er NIT unferem gds9sn aui
unp bappu TT.
@as Sts fasenl 81 gum Ssnfer, bas
1T ia nitt m5slf6 ! 5annbsn 6anns
den: risf rsr Dominic unp 800 batis an
Der 8Iinse!ldnur. Die 5~ausbaltsrin
erlbien unp srfIdrte auf S~sfrasen, bas
tie ben junssn perm felt Dtsnstas nibt
seisbsn babe.
5srr bee Stmmels, ban1 tn sr fort !
-. nne nit DaStpa iasen Sisa Ibsr
tpte pifen Sie pena has?
SD peiB es ni1t td Ssrmrtbe 60
nur. Dapipa III am Disnfas Wittas
bon Glfnasn abssretft unp bis bsute In
Imferpam nttt ansefcmmen.
Domino 8epelinf fpnnts Isinss Stau,
mems ntdt Ssrr pereen. Sermasen
iblus tbm epbItb Dor, Ct tppls auf feline,
pss Dominic &oltsn, mad Imfeream
sebn unp bort pic Sa1s rpsitsr unters
Iu6en.
Ssbr sut, urstn tpertber Grsupps, aber
bana aud nur slst@, 70 balO als mSss
lid, risf &soslinf.
Sa, tnes1sn - banr babe i'd eins
feline Bite, idpn Der Srpnuns tpesen
t@ mub flr cine srpes Gamflie iorsen
unp bin ntdt iebr BET 8aGe. Sir bic
laufenben Iussabrn n,ue fsts elm 6onp
blsiben, prfsbn Sie2
Sermasen iasts senau bic 8abrbeit ;
feline Gianabmsn unp Museabsn bielten
f6 psrssfalt pas 9letdsswt6t, bab sin
Gsfapsfonps ni6t pprbanpen mar. Wos
Der bate sr ibn aud anleSen lclen.
Domino 8speltnf bssab ii6 In fem
S6laf,tmmer, um elmer eiIsrnen 8tRs
pas nSibt8e &eiie8slp su rntrebmen,
tltsb i~nbelsu 70 LANCE aus, eae letn Be-
Iu6 i6on meints, or babe ii6 In Der
3etituauns piepsr an pts prsctst sss
leBt.
GnpIi9 na& lanssm Sausn fsbrts
Der Domino surad, blub unp sitternp f;
nit tebenpsr 5anp ibsrreihts er Ssrma.
gen etne Sanfnpte, psl&e istns Singer
faum nod III baltsn ssrmp6ten.
Die ppIiset fol- fi6 ni9t bsrsinmi'
miI&sn, b6rsn Sie Ssrmasen; mir
miiien eaS unter uns abma1en, - feline
pplisst, eur@aus feline polissi ! Sudsn
Sie meinen Spbn auf, id bite Gle,
unp brinssn Gle ibn aurid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12

Dri Gage lpaisr fam bereits Elm Brief
aus Der Saupttapt an.
Da iltbt man bic Sale III bod Sants
tarsr ale t6 ra6te, laste Ssrmasen, paS
Wa;arpai9e Sieasl e~rfrnnenb unr or.
bretsnp /; pSer iplts fe GipaS SsrssHsn
babsn2
Sis bat BET Wasp tein 1rinfsslp sss
Ssbsn. bsmsrfts ASnss.
Dos fist atsr nt6t BARN, Snf&srte
Der alte Ssrr tsnn Brief rpettsr aus.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-05-25
The Advent Preacher and the Balloon.

There occasionally occurs an incident
IN this world that will make person
laugh though the laughing may border
on the saCIiligious. For instance. there
is lot a Christian but will smile at the
Ignorance OF tie Advent preacher up in
Jackson Comfy who, when he saw the
balloon If King, the balloonist, going
tbtoagh the air, thought it was the see
on,i coming Of Christ, and got down on
knees and shouted to King, who was
throwing out a sand bag, while his COM
Piulon was opening a bottle Of export
beer, 80, Jesus, do not pass me by"
And yet it is wrong to laugh at the
poor man, who took an advertising agent
for a Chicago clothing store for the
Savior, who he supposed was making his
second farewell tour. The minister had
brca preaching the second coming of
Christ until he looked for HIM every
minute lie would have been as apt to
tniHK, living as be did in the back woods.
thst fellow riding a bicycle, with his
hnlr and legs parted in themiddle, along
tas 'ountry road, was the object of his
seach. We should pity the poor man
for ms Ignorance, we who believe that
W hen Christ d0Ss come he will come in
the old fashioned way, and not IN a
palace car. or straddie of the basket Of o
balloon But we can't help wondering
what the Adventist must have thought,
when he appealed to his Savior. rs tie
supposed, and the balloonist SHED sand
bag at linn and the other fellow in the
tLs KIT threw out a beer bottle and asked
w here III - are We? The Adventist
must Luye thought TINT the Savior Of
mnukiDd was travelling in mighty queer
company, or that he Ii I'd taken the other
fellow along as q fri&htful example.
And what could the Adventist have
Thought WHOM he saw n message thrown
out 4 the balloon, and went with trem-
bling limbs ANA heating heart to pick it
up, believing that it was command
from ou high to sinners, and found that
il wa, nothing hut "a hand bill for Chi
Ja@o hand niv-down clotli ( store. He
must have come to the conclusion that
tav Son of Man hnd got pretty low down
To take a job OF till posting tor rcyer-
slide al ter and p pcr collar bazaar. 1t
must hive been food tor rejection for
the Advent preacher. rs lac picked mp
The empty beer hottie, SHE'D Mt him
icom the cG,riut ;lat he supposed
crri 4 to earth the rcdeemer of man.
He must have would r'd if some Mil
waukee brewer Hal not gone to heaven
and op,neN q l9ea.ly. OF course we
who are intel en-, aad who would
know "A balloon L $50 saw T. would not
have lad amy ~u.U tAou>l.is. luT we
must remember tits, tAi. ser Adycnt
puq.eher tha,t.u. U.t u, day "a d come
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-05-25
Marjorie Gray.

Blthe in the sun OF summers day
Tripped little old-fashioned Marjorie Gray.
Maiden quaint OF long past pay
Marjorie Gray
Loud sang the robins on branch and spray,
Madly and gladly and long sang they.
Carolled to Marjorie on her way
Loi sang they!
Sweet was the roses breath In the air,
Clear flowed the brook throug The gardens fail
White lay the road in the suns bright glare
Warm the glare
Bnt maid Marjorie, waiting there,
Had not for heat nor dust care,
Knew not that she and the roses rare
Were so fair;
Saw not the 1.-THE and graceful hound
Running to meet her with joyful bound,
Leaping and springng over the ground
Friendly hound
Farther away, with gaze profound.
And girlish forehead slightly frowned.
Her eager eyes their object found.
Gladly found!
she was a little belle from the town.
Dainty in manner and face and gown
He was poet of no renown,
Far from town.
Yet the naughty eyes so brown,
| nder the poets smile. or frown.
Cleaned with JOY, or. shy, looked down,
Soft and brown.
Sad that one could not leave them so,
Maiden and poet Of long ago,
Meeting with joy by the old hedge-row
Long ago.
Bat times departure, steady and slow,
With years OF roses and years of snow
Has wrapped the park in chill and glow
Roses and snow
Marjorie married the son NJ peer;
Marjories life was short and drear:
Forgotten she. for many year,
In church-yard drear;
While TO the poets record clear
Came sweet fame and long career,
Fortune and love. and all things dear
Blessed career!
Blithc was that summer passed away
Happy the little maid, they say;
Tender the poet that sunny day
Passed away
Flown are the birds from tree and spray;
Dust is sweet little Marjorie Gray;
Deafness the honorcd poets lay
Nelladay
yptrs Magazine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-05-25
LIES ! PILES ! PILES !
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MO ONE N L. ED Sill N EE r

sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding. Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR.. Will
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worst chronic cases of 25 30 years standing
No one need suffer five minutes after applying
this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, in
struments and electuaries do more harm than
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors
allays the intense itching particularly at night
after getting warm In bed, acts poultice
gives instant and painless relief, and il prepared
only for Piles, itching Of the private parts, and
for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Cofinberry Of Cleve
land says about DR. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment: have used scores OF Pile Cures. and it
affords me pleasure to say that | have never
found anything which gave such immediate and
permanent relief as DR.. Williams Indian Ont-
ment.
For sale By all druggists Or mailed on receipt
of price. 500.
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New York City.
MORRISON, PLUMMER & co,
40Y1 Wholesale Agents, Chicago, III.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-05-25
WHENCE COMES THE UNB0URDtD
POPULARITY or
Allcock's Porous Plasters7

Because they have proved them
selves the Best External Remedy
ever invented. They will cure
asthma, colds, coughs, rheumatism,
neuralgia, and any local pains.
Applied to the small of the back
they are infallible in Back-Ache,
Nervous Debility, and all Kidney
troubles; to the pit Of the stomach
they are a sure cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS
PLASTERS are painless, fragrant
and quick to cure. Beware Of
limitations that blister and burn.
Get ALLCOCk'S, the only Gen
uine Porous Plaster.
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blushing bud. as she scuttled down
stairs.
..Swipes!a roared the managing edi-
tor, with a complacent smile and glance
of approval at himself in the glass.
"Swipes, you may tell the foreman to
send me a proof of the Fashion Notes as
soon as they come in. have observed
that a great many errors have crept in
lately"
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- FUR
Sale AT a Bargain

The undersigned offers for sale in Lots, as can
of section IS and the north half Of section 10,
town 3. range ). Also 460 acres in section 10.
town 8 range 6, comprising over 100 acres of
frst-class meadow and $50 acres OF pillow land
under cultivation and balance IN pasture, all
well watered and containing good buildings.
Over 1000 choice Grape vines and 200 bearing
fruit trees the premises. TIE premises
spendidly adapted for stock farm and will be
sold cheap.
TERMS.-One-third caah; balance in annual
instruments. Six per cent. semi annual interest.
Apply to j. II. c. SSECLODR,
Real Estate Agent.
Cassyille Wis October q 1891 32tf
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Health is Wealth /

Dr. e. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment;
!, specife for Hysieria. Dizzinesr. CoDrulsi0ns.
Nervous Headache. Mental DeprersiJn. Loss %
Memory Spermai0frhPa. ImpoteLey. Inyoann-
tnry ETni-.lons Premature Old Age. csnsed by
ovey-exerton. self-abuse. or overindulgance.
which iesdr 10 misery, decay and death. One
box will cure recent cases. Each box contains
one months treatment. One dollar . box. or ak
boxes for Eve dolsrs; sent by mall prepaid on
receipt Of price We guarantee ak boxee 70 cure
any case with each order received by us for Eiz
boxes accompanied with I've dollars. We viii
,end the purchaser written guarantee 10 re-
turn the money IL the treatment does not effect
azure Guarantees Issued only when the treat
rneni l. ordered direct from ne. Address, JOHN
q WEST x CO sole PropEictors lS1 q ls3 W.
adEs0n St. Chicago. III. MORRISON. PLIM
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-15
Bob LIngernolI,a .RTash. :,

Fannie B. Wards Washington let
ter to tho Cincinnati Commercial re-
yeals the following weakness for the
fascinating Pagan:
Every Sunday evening Colonel Rob-
ert G. Ingersolls handsome and hos,
pitable home is always crowded with
a jolly crew. His informal receptions
have long been famous, and everybody
who visits the capital city is bound to
attend one Of them, whatever else is
neglected. And everybody is sure Of
welcome, Of whatever creed, color OF
political opinion questions being
asked as to who was his great grand
father, what ticket he votes,or whether
be believes in foreordination; but
every human being is taken on trust
for the good that is sure 70 be in him
Colonel Ingersoll is one of the few
who practices exactly what he
breaches, and his pet theory OF "liber
erty for man, woman and child" doe
not stop at empty words. Probabl!
a more popular man socially neve
lived. With his irresistible persona
magnetism, his exhaustless fund o
small talk and happy faculty Of Away
saying the right thing; his eloquenc'
and brilliant wit that drops 80 readil,
| into the pathetic, he is the most pow
erful human magnet of the age. II
his parlors one always finds the mos
interesting people, those who thin
for themselves and have frst-han,