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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-03-24

women do not forget this. Education
and health will place vou above the
average woman. but when you lave a
clear complexion without the slightest
tendency to any skin disease, YOU are
possessed with charms that will be -
pleasure to the day OF your death. APP
ply Swayne's Ointment OF. the appear
ance of any Skin Eruption and YOU viii
feel glad and happy. If troubled with
Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated
Piles, YOU will find this Ointment tie
best in the market.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-03-24

With the election of Il United States
senator from New Hampshire in June
the last of the class whose terms began
on the Fourth Of March will have been
chosen. IN the elections that have TAX
en- place the republicans have gained
seats i'm Illinois, where Judge Davis
gives way to Shelby NJ. Cullom. and in
Oregon where Senator Grover was
beaten by Joseph y. Dolph. A republi
can loss occurs in Louisiana, where
Kellog is succeeded by Randall Gibson.
The democrats lose in Virginia, where
Riddleberger, the Reaijdster, takes
Johnston's seat. Their gain in Louisia.
ma is offset 10y their loss in Oregon, SO
that ,hev really suffer Il net loss of u
seat, while the republicans enjoy a net
gain of one. The independent par
hereafter is changed from David DaNi
and Malone to Malone and Riddle
berger. This will distribute the present
senate MS follows: Republicans. thirty
eight Democrats, thiriy-siX Indepcn-
dents, two.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-03-24

The chief OF the secret service depart
ment of the treasury has been advised
of the fact that a counterfeit Of the
standard dollar has made its appearance
in Alabama and Indiana. The spurious
coin has the exact weight, ring and APP
pearance Of the genuine dollar, and can
only be detected after the outer cover
ing Of silver has been cut. 1t will be
readily received for the genuine coin,
and only q few have been discovered on
searching the sub.treasurv.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-03-24

An editorial in the Hilisboro Oak Bar
ner intimates that n new railway project
is on the tapis, which will tap the conn
try i'll the vicinity Of Trail county, Oak.
and divide the business now enioved by
the Manitoba line. Tie road. il is said.
will be built b. the Milwaukee & st.
Paul and the Northwestern corporations.
which will extend their fields oftrafic
into the Red river country. The north.
ern terminus Of the Milwaukee road is
now, observes the writer, practically at
Fargo, and a space of only twenty-five
miles remains to be laid to furnish Fargo
with direct rail route via ST. Paul to
Milwaukee and Chicago, competing
with the Northern Pacific and Manitoba
roads In addition to this, it is believed
that the projected road from Fargo, via
Grand Forks, to Peinbina, running along
the west bank Of Red river, for which a
charter has been granted by the Dakota
legislature, is sure to be built at an early
day, and as sure 10 be absorbed by the
Milwaukee roads. The supply of COM.
peting roads in that section, concludes
the article, is not equal to the demand,
and as long as such 10 the case; they will
be bnilt.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-03-24

The follow!ng froln The Car'on Al
.v0cutc * about a h,ir sample eftpn cow.
tnents Of me eastern iAota press on
the capito! removal sc!Iem ard our de-
funct legislature: at seems a pack Of
cold.blooded villains and scoundrel-
have formed n syndicate for the purpose
Of locating the capital. The immaculate
Ordway heads the list, and the sanity
Alexander Hughes comes next. The
people Of Dakota should rise en- maSse,
march to the capital and hang every
mothers son of them. From present
indications the legislature q in SEES
sion is the most corrupt body of men
that Dakota has ever been cursed
with"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-03-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT Drtbwoop. p. T.,

February 10th, 1873.
Notice is hcroy given That the follow nam
cd settler has fled notice OF his intention to
make final proof ia support of lis claim. aad
that said proof viii hc made before the Register
and Receiver nj D,sdWopd. ID. +. on Tue, LAY.
March 10Th, 1888. viz; Frank I. AllnbGl;gll. -. :.
No l'S6 for the " htsw or 81 or sw or ;, elton -.
Up ) : range e b III NJ. lie names The follow
iitc witnesses ia prove HIS continuous residence
upon aud cultivation OF. said land. V 4: Edwin
j iunWonly, Josephine III DruW0ody, joel noau
AMI John Dennis, all OfCirt.r CITY, -. +.
3it5 J. +. LUSE Register.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-03-24

OF the temporary clerks in the pen
this month, twenty-five will be retained
and seventy-five will be discharged. So
far three hundred clerks have been dis
missed from the pension office in order
to keep within the appropriation until
the beginning Of the ncxt fiscal year.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-03-24

The Bozeman board Of trade has ar
ranged for a grand celebration upon the
arrival Of the first passenger train of the
Northern Pacific road, which is positive
" promised to take place within the
next ten days.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-03-24

Clerk OF Court--X. = Burke. -,
Commissioners. p, Smith, Geo. IL. CLARK ana
Geo. G. Boland.
Sheriff.. 7. Code.
Register Of Deeds--E. II. Flynn.
Treasurer. II. Rickert.
Assessor--w J. Thornby.
Judge of Prdbate-J. J.. Thompson.
surveyor-Frank Brewer.
Coroner-C. W. Hitchcock.
Jupt. of Pub. nstruction-j. II. Bliss.
Justices OF the Peace. ". Lewis, Custer: w
q. Gooch, Kiivinc Denis Mcclure, Junction
City A. II. Arnoll, Battle River.
Cons.ables-Wm Quinn, Custer: f. A. Parsons,
Buffalo Gap C. NJ. Jolley. Battle River.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-03-24

The Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette
says, every big flood in the Missis-
sippi not only sweeps away the labori-
ouslv constructed lcyees, but demon
strates the folly of attempting to pen up
its waters In artificial mud walls. Trust.
ing to the ~levees, though experience
ought to have made them suspicious of
them, the farmers and planters remain
on their acres, with all their stock. till
suddenly the mighty waters come pour.
ing upon them, leaving nothing but
death and destruction in their track
Levees are z snare and q delnsiOn.
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NOT & FOR PJ3llcaT!ON.


Feb urry 10th 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the folloWing-nan.-
ed settler has filed notice ofhis intention 10 make
final proof in support of his ella ~. and that said
proof viii be made before the REGISTER and Re
ceiyer at DeadWood, -, +, on Wednesday April (.
1883, viz: William (. Gcrmond ID. :. No 1888 for
So or e ar sec IL, SW or sw or sec II, NV ar ass ar
sec IL, ne or ne ar sec IT, tp Z $ range ) e, i II VI.
He lomcs thc following witnesses 10 prove hIS
continuous res dcnc" up)n. AMI cu.tVtllnn Of
said land. V q; John Wells, Joseph Petty. Fra k
Callahan andA :. Stewart all Of ,liuHc t. Br.
25t5 ]. l.. LI'SE Register
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-03-24

Contractor Clark, of the Northern
Pacific, says the road will be completed
Sept. l, and the Bozcman tunnel in No
vember. This is sixty DAYS better than
previous promises. The contract for
the line to the Park has been let to Mr..
Clark,
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NlTlc: or FORFEITURE.
Custer Co, II. T., February 18th, 1883.
Dick Darlington, Seth Bullock and Mrs. josie

Custer Co, ID. T., February 18th, 1888.
TO Dick Darlington, Seth Bullock and Mrs. Josie
Cooper, or assigns;
You are hereby notified that have expcn led
ore hundred dollars in labor nnh impruV, mtnts
ulon The irwin lode, said lolc being >ituut,d at
RldoiNille In custer quartz mining diItrict in the
county OF Custer and territory of Dakota, amt is
bounded ON Ike north by the Manhattan lode. on
The ~outh bN the Golden Crown lot" ana on the
southwest lay Charlie Holmes ranch AMI is lnr-
t~iCuia!ly described in the location c,ttiicatt Of
said lode on file in Tia" Office OF 7, Gi>tey of deeds
of Custer county. D. T., a. will appear By c'uiii-
cate tilted III throll1c otthc recorder of said co.
in order to hold said premises. under tlp p!"vis.
ions OF section 1924, Revised Statutes ni TIC L. :.
being the amount required 10 lo! the Saunr for
the ear ending D,C3l,lNN2 and If within ~ days
after this notice 10y publication yui. tan or rvrlsc
10 contribute your proportions OF such cSpcndi-
lures uS your Interests IN Stii ciuim
Will become the property % the subscriber under
said section 432i. WILLIAM ii. WAsiBCRN.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-03-24

President Arthur has determined to
put a stop to the usual annual vacation
Of clerks in Washington during the sum
mer, and insists on the departments
keeping a full force at work. =
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LANp OFFICE AT DEADwoop, n. r |
February Iqrh. 1889. (

February l9rh, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
cd settler has ilc'l notice OF his intention to
make final proof In support of his claim
and that said proof will be made b tore the Reg.
lister and Receiver at Dradwood, d.. r, on We'd
ncsday, April ith, 1888, viz: Joseph Petty ID : 40
1850 for the sc or sw gr see II, SIS qr 80 ar see IL,
" hf ne ar see "A, tp IS range G Il III VI. He
names the following witnesses 10 prove his con-
tinupus residence unpu and cultivation of, said
land viz. William t. GCrmond \ s Stewart,
Frank Callahan aud john Wells, all OF Minneka-
tn. ID. T.
2Jtj J. p. LUSE. Register
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SATURDAY, MARCH "a, 1888.

A vigilance committee has been or
ganized in Washington to suppress
crime and desperate characters. 1t
should have been set in operation before
March 1.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-03-24

Notice To ThomasC G.. Paterson. \, n arc hereby
mot fed that | have expended 800 - IN labor
t'i1 improve; emit on the Union mine Custer
territory Of Da&ota in order 10 hold said
premises under the provisions of sect on .a92t Re
vised statutes of the United states being lie
amount rcqu red IL lu' tho same for the year
ISSl AMI Ii W thin 90 days E'tcr this notice by
publication y,u Gii up rr.is, 70 contribute your
proportion O' Slcl Expenditures Gs co-ownpr
Nour interest IN soil ula ~ viii htcnTnc IT, prop.
trty OF The subscriber under said section 1a2t.
iE&RY \. AIEtEN
Dated Custer City, Dakota, January IS. 1853.
1918
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At i,Eapwoop. y.

LAM OFFICE At pEapwoop. y. IL
March 10Th, 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the following -rGn-
ed settler has file'i notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support Of h claim. and that said
proof Will be made before Y. ;. Burke, Clerk of
Court for Custer county, d.. T., AZ Custer, y. e,
on Monday, April 18th. 1883, viz George c.
Boland, homestead No. 100, for the NV or sec -,
II ; range G IL III VI. He names the following
witnesses TO proof n continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF, said hand. viz l.. Il. Reno,
John Maynard, W. A. Brooks, Joseph Brun
schmidt, all of Buffalo Gap, II. T.
2St5 J. I. Use. Register.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-03-24
TERMs-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.
T~ERRIYOkIAL OEIICERS.

Governor-N. g. Dfdway.
secretary-ccorye II. Hand.
Chief Justicc-A. J Eigerton.
Associate Justices-Gideon {. Moody, A. II
Barnes AMI I. p. Kid6er.
u. s. AttoTney-lIugh J. Campbell.
y. s. Ia.shal--John i. Raymond.
U. g. Surveyor General--Cortes Fessender.
Delegate TO Congress--R. +. Pettigrew.
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C. pe,ull sre always on Tie 'ppS)Vt
Veg for cianto> 10 increase t,ieir rern-
Wv seyp in9s and in tine become wealthy.
~ S'NS sS thhSc Vro do not Improve their np-
portulit'cs remain - poverty. We offer
a great chance 20 MAKE money We want
many Tncn, women. hoys md ard girls 10 work
ftr' AZ RIGHT ia their own local ties Any one can
DO INC work property frun tie first ~tert. The
business viii pny more THAR tCl times ordinary
wages. Expensive outfits frriishci free. ~
one WHO cnGngiS fails 10 make 'lOnty rapidly.
Nou can devote yoar whole time Ia the WORK. or
Only your spare moments. Fuil information an,l
Ali that I. needed cent free. "A! csc o'IEso% 4
Co., pcC.arG, N..a.,
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County Officers.

kegister--Chas. NJ. Webb, Deadwood:
Receiver-E. Y. Champlin. Dcadwood.
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District Officers.
T.. y Land Onice

Judge--Hon. q. c. Moody.
Attorney. w. Hastie.
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RANGE-IIorsehead ard Cheyenne
river.
REwARb-sl0o will be paid TO any per
sol for the detection and conviction O!
any person tor the killing or driving of
the range cattle with the above brands.
A. A. POWELL, foreman. Slate Station.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-28
Pruning the Winter Nellis Pears
Leonard Coates in Rural Press.

A few lines will explain our method of
pruning Winter Nellis pear trees. As
we have always contended, it is impos.
sible to lay down arbitrary rules about
pruning beyond few general principles.
Our orchard is not i'll very windy
place, hut still it is windy enough to
cause our Nells trees to be somewhat in
the same condition OF G. w. I. Car
ter's. To get any regularity of SHAPE,
we cut off every year all the shoots
growing low down on the leeward side,
shortening in what are left as occasion
may require to an inside bud. On the
windword side we rarely out any branch
out, but shorten in little to an outside
bud, frequently being obliged to cut
back strong shoot to lateral which
is growing outward. As to the time to
prunc, that is when the trees are dor
mant; that is the general principle, but
there are exceptions, as with the cherry.
We have been pruning our orchard, of
which fifty acres are in pears, for nearly
month, and hope to have it done by
the last of January To those who say
that it should only be done just as the
sap begins to rise, we would ask how a
fifty, 100 or 500 acre orchard could ever
be pruned at all!
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-28
The Forgery of Paintings.
Paris Letter in St, James Gazette

Paris Letter in st. James GaEettc.l
Apropos of the sale of NJ. Borniche's
II, 900 pictures, the question arises how
many of these pictures are genuine and
how many spurious. A curious study
upon this subject, due to the pen of M.
Vertan, shows that the number of copies
disposed of as originals is quite aston
ishing. There is one artist, he says, liy-
ing in the Latin quarter, who has made
the fortune of ten picture dealers with
limitations OF Leonardo da Vinci, Zur.
baran and other great masters. And
sometimes the spurious pictures are de
tected on account OF being superior to
anything done by the artist initiated.
NJ. Vertsn also tells us how Rosa Bon
heur detected forgery, in which the
breath Of some animals plowing was rem
dered with degree of transparency
which she admitted to be beyond her
powers.
Turning to the sales at the Hotel
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-28

Drouot, the writer says that ON an aver
age there are put up for sale every year.
1900 Daubignys, 800 Leopold Roberts,
1000 Troyons, 5000 Corots, 2500 Theo-
dore Rousseaus, 1900 Rosa Bonhcurs,
l400 Diazes, and 80 on. lie declares
that 70, 600 Daubignys at present exist;
and he expresses his opinion that cen
tury hence there will be million. M.
Verian naturally complains that nothing
is done to put stop to this Wholesale
piracy. M. Waddington, when he was
in office some years ago, drafted bill
on the subject, but II never got any fur
ther, and the forgers have II all their
own way.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-28
Adulterating and Flavoring Wines
1.-THE Wine Manufactured

THE Wine Manufacturer.l
Various ingredients are often added
to inferior wines, to give them the flavor
of more expensive ones, and to British
wines, to make them resemble those
which are imported Substances are
also added with the object of communi-
eating the aroma of the genuine wines.
Among the first.class are bitter almonds,
almond cake, the essential oil of almonds,
or preferably, its alcoholic solution.
These are used to impart sherry or
nutty taste TO weak. favored wines, such
as poor sherry. malt, raisin, parsnip, and
other similar British wines. Rhatany,
kino, oak sawdust and bark, alum, etc.,
are employed to give astringency, and
the tincture of the seeds of raisin, to inn
part a port wine flavor. Among the
substances employed to impart the
bouquet of the finer wines may be men
tioned-orris root, eau defelhrs d'oranges,
neroli, essence de petit grain, ambergis,
vanilla, violet petals, essence of cedrat,
sweet .briar, clary, elder-fowers, ounces,
and cherry.laurel water A grain or
two of ambergris, well rubbed down with
sugar and added to hogshead of claret,
gives it a flavor and bouquet much es-
teemed by eonnoisseurs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-28
LINCOLN PARK !

Lincoln Park (0ak Grove), the new suburb OF
Los Angeles and Pasadena, Is most beautifully
located in fine grove of live oak, on the east
side OF the Arrsyo Seco, about five miles from
tho centre OF the city 1t is the popular pcnickng
ground so familiar to the older residents OF this
CITY and Pasadena The climate is the most de-
lightful, hot days and heavy winds being un-
known. The water ls excellent and the supply
ample, the source being the celebrated Adobe
Springs OF Pasadena. The scenery Of mountain,
valley, residence, orange grove and OF the site Of
the new Raymond Hotel is charming.
A fine macadamlzed avenue, eighty feet wide,
from Los Angeles through the Foot Hill tract,
Highland View, Highland Park, LINCOLN
PARK and on TO Pasadena is projected, and the
organization OF stock company for the purpose
Of building the same will be completed IN a few
days. The completion OF this avenue will make
Lincoln Park one Of the most desirable and pop
ular places for suburban homes in Los Angeles
county.
Lots for sale on very favorable terms. Great
Inducements to first purchasers.
For further particulars call on OF address,
M'LEAN q Will SON,
dec2 I'm No. 8 s. Sprlpg Street, Los Ange ss Cal
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-28
December

1857 Prizes. -.......... .......-....
whole Tickets, q. Half lid
~ Tickets, $50. 80 Tickets
Remit sfonsy or BANK Draft In LeI
bv Fxprasa Don't send by reFIste|
Postof.ice order until further notice.
and upward, BY Express, can bs
xpepse. Address all orders TO
S5-dE~ !. J. DOUGLAS. Louia
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-28

$50 600 Il
AtJs Regular Month
1tiatakc place In the Nj
Temple Building. In Io,sis
THURSDAY, DEcEm
A Lawful L0tfery
ings. chartered BY the L
and twice declared legal b,
the State. Bond given to
sum Of 800, 600 for the pr
prizos solds
A Revolution In Z
DraWIB
nEvery ticket holder hisI
call out the number on his
responding number on the
wheel In his presence. Thes'
cur on the last Thursday Of
the magnificent
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Evolution of Man,

At the January meeting of the London
Anthropological Institute, W. S, Duncan
read a paper on the probable region OF
mans evolution. Starting with the as
sumption that man was evolved from a
form lower In organization than that of the
lowest type yet discovered, and that his
organization formed no exception 10 the
general law Of evolution, recognized rs nc.
counting for the appearance of the lower
forms OF life, the author said that mans
most immediate ancestor must have been
similar in structure to that OF the existing
Anthropoid apes, although IL was not nee
essary TO suppose that any OF the Anthro-
poid apes at present existing belong to the
same family as that of man. The science
of the distribution OF animals sho wed that
the higher types of monkeys and apes ap.
pear TO have had their origin in the old
world, the American continent being en-
tirely destitute Of them, either alive or
fossil. The distribution of the greater por-
ton of the animals of the old world was
shown to have taken generally southwark
direction, owing to the gradual increase Of
the cold. which oulmtnated In the last Ice
age. CHS migration was, however, inter
fupted by the interposition OF the Mediter-
'anean aud other seas, and thus, although
a few Of these animals were enabled to
Quincy on until they reached tropical re.
gions, the majority were compelled TO re.
main behind, where they had to exist un'
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tterprlsing town, and seldom lets good
thing get away. eN
FUTURES.

IN New York futures went Off again TO
DAY. from to 8 points. There seems TO b,
VIDE Inference between spots and fu.
lures, the latter being below parity with
tne former. Futures for April are quoted
at 9.92 TO 9,9i, while spots are Quoted al
~ l-l6, which equals 1912 to 1913 in fu
lures. In Liverpool there was a decline
during the day of from l-6i to 2.6i, and the
market was barely steady.
chicago Produce and Provisions. -There
was very little change from Saturday ON
May wheat, when it closed at 81 los, and TO.
day Sl.lOs to $l,l0?. May corn brought
tne same price as on Saturday
56s. The receipts were of wheat
u ,lB; corn, 1S6 400; oats, l,l9l. The
shipments were, wheat, GOO: corn, % 6S9.
oats, 523sl. April mess pork was nominal
at $lS,279, a decline of p cents. The same
falling off occurred in May pork, which
closed at $lS45. May lard was q cents
higher, bringing Sll.55
In st. Louis wheat was a shade lower.
May bringing sl,l2s, a cent decline since
Saturday evening June wheat sold at
Sl.lS; April wheat brought Sl.O9I. Nav
corn was better, closing at 5OIs April
corn advanced only as much, bringing Asa |.
June corn sold at 53i bid. Oats were CON
sderably higher, April advancing 2, and
the last sales were at 49, May closed 5
ABOVE Saturday, at 4is; June sold at IS
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A WoMAN,a REMEDY.

AZ certain ages and periods Of woman's life, there
comes certain troubles, aches, pains and suderings
Lhese eompiAnis and Iregnlarites ie9pMdile The
married woman until after the "turn Of lifso
Some have headaches, swimming Of the head,
mental and nervous proetration, bianehed cheeks,
hloodless lips, lifeless eyes, clUuded brain; while
oihers suffer with painful Irregularities, uterine dis
placements and ulcers. hyserical spasms, physical
prosration, chronic leucorrhms chlotoais suppress.
sons loss Of appetite, oyarian dseases, kidney sneo.
IONS, etc, which In numerous cases end In epleptic
its, convulaons, insanity and death. These are
fenerally the result OF inaitention. All females
know the class of complaints we allude 10. Now,
ladies' all these troubles can DO averted and cured
We have proof nom thousands.
Dr. Dfomgoole's English Female Blttefs will euro
you sound and well-wll make you healthy and
happy-will mako you feel like new woman and
no mistake Sold by all Druggists Al ti,O0 Bend
your address fut copy " DR.. bromgoole's Family
Medical Adviser, RE 10 n, afflicted.
J.P. DRosgooLx a Co.,
Proprietor. Lonisville. X.
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This Your. Last Yca

natal c,'tnn ctop of lSs2 is officially esti.
thu H. AZ osp,0D bales. Texas heading
inv ms WIN 80 600. and Mississippi com.
HsveaS. with l,0l2,O0D bales.
Of The .,sson Kentucky, has raised si25. 900
ton mr. w Necessary tv secure tue erec-
500 s naie'' cotton mills valued at $4,000 81
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