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CITY GLOBULES.
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a teachers institute will open session at
Hutchinson tomorrow morning.
The celebrated New Orleans Jubilee
singers, who created so much interest at
Red Rock camp meeting, will give one of
their novel concerts at the jackson Street
Methodist church, Tuesday, the 10th inst.
The two little sons of Policeman McCar-
thy, that it was feared had been drowned,
have returned. relation of the family
took them in his wagon to his home some
miles away, without leaving word with
their parents, hence the alarm. They
finally came back all right yesterday.
As Geo. Lamb, proprietor of the park
store, corner of Jackson and Eighth streets,
was driving down Wabashaw street last
evening his horse ran away. Turning
down Third street the Lamb horse and
vehicle almost Immediately collided with
the carriage owned and occupied by Dr..
Quinn. Both gentlemen were shaken up
but no serious injury resulted to either,
though it was narrow escape.
Rev. DR.. Dana is to resume pulpit
duties next Sunday, returning from a
months absence in the east. He has made
some effective platform addresses on the
religious outlook of the Northwest, which
eastern parties have commended. His re-
turn here will be appreciated bv his
church congregation, and be the assur-
ance of renewed interest among them in
the services of Sabbath during the season
when so many pastors are absent from
town.
The GLOBE a few days since recorded
that man named Fowler and VIM Stuart
had been engaged in a street fight, The
real name of Fowler is Nick Hines and it
appears he made an entirely unprovoked
assault upon Mr. Stuart, who is peaceable,
quiet citizen. Hines was duly fined, but
at suggestion of the Judge, Stuart, the
prosecuting witness, assented to the fine
being RENTED if be would leave town.
Mr.. Stuart trusts the order of the Judge
will be enforced or he will lodge new
complaint and prosecute again.
The ten new police officers appointed by
Mayor U2rien were commissioned and
sworn in yesterday morning They went
on duty last night. The following are
their names and nationality:
7. J. Leavi't, American.
John II. O'Brien, Irish
ID. l.. AhTen, Irish-American.
Charles Brown, American.
Michael Schorn. German.
J. c. Schmidt German.
John IveF, American.
George Dufour, French.
Z. f. Walsh, Canadian.
Robert Dillon, Irish
Prof. D. L. Kiehle, state superintendent
of public instruction, has provided for q
course of twenty lectures to be given by
Prof. William H. Payne, professor of d1.
dactics IN the University of Michigan, al
the grammar school of the Minnesota uni
versity at Minneapolis. Prof. Payne has
national reputation as an expositor OF
principles and practice of the school
room. The course commences Saturday
July u. The subjects treated will be
school management, the recitation
primary reading, the doctrine of method,
the doctrine of transition, fitness for teach
ing, criticism of principles, the nature OF
mental culture, professional and liberal
education.
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Especial Telegram to the Globe.

CHICAGO, July Among the divorces
granted to-day was one to Mrs. Henrietta
Somerville, whose husband had for year
past, according to the lady's story, been in
the habit of splitting tobacco juice in her
face, blackening her eyes and otherwise
abusing her. They were married in st.
Paul, and witnesses were brought forward
to show that Somervllle's ill-treatment of
his wife had been continuous almost since
their marriage, which took place at st.
Paul in 1877.
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The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway
will sell TO members of the order and their fami-
lies, on presentation of certificates from the
proper lodge officer, round trip tickets to Chi
cago and return at one and one-ffth fares, or
SIG. 80, each. These tickets will be sold on July
9th and 10th, and will be good to return for
thirty days from date of sale, with stop-over
privileges on the return trip. They will be good
going or returning over any of the three direct
lines of this company, viz Via Austin, Prairie
du Chen, Madison and Milwaukee: via Winona.
Lacrosse and Milwaukee, or via Lacrosse. Du-
buque, Savannah and Elgin. No other line can
offer such variety of routes or such profusion
of beautiful scenery.
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Notice.

There will be a special meeting of the Catholic
Mutual Benevolent society at their hall on Mon
day evening, July 9, at 8 o'clock. Business of
importance. By order of the president.
E. MoNAMEE, Secretary.
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Concerning Imported Cigars.

Competent judges upon all sides declare the
Sea, Skin Cigar to be equal if not superior to
the best imported cigars.
Warranted free from scent or flavor produced
by drugs. Beaupre, Koch d Co., Agents.
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Sunday at MInnetOnka
via Manitoba double track "Short Line'' Four
trains each way.
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Kavanagh viii sell three frame buildings in
the Sixth ward at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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Kayanagh sells three frame dwelling houses
in West st. Paul near the end of the bridge
Mondav morning at 10 O'Clock.
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From this date our store will close at p. m.
Saturday, open till 10 p. m.
MANN & BENEDICT.
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Kavanagh will sell three frame buildings in
the Sixth ward at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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From this date our store will close at p. m
Saturday, open till 10p. m.
MANN & BENEDICT
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Chas. Griswold, NJ. D., electrical treatment Of
chronic diseases a specially.
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T. Barwise has removed his custom shoe shoI
to 31819 Minnesota street, between Third and
Fourth.
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Sunday at Minnetonka
via Manitoba double track ''Short Line" Foul
trains each way.
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HUSTCAL.
FINANCIAL.
-HISCELL.INEOUS

VTANTED-To buy, a cheap farm house.
w c. z. Plunlmer, 456 Selby avenue. 189-191
WTANTED-To adopt little girl from FIVE
w to seven years of age. Must be of good
blood, American parentage, and orphan
None other need answer. : Best of references
given and required. Address 81. S. c." care
Of Globe. 1890
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ENOR RENT-The Weber residence at White
Il Bear Lake, furnished or unfurnished Ap-
ply at Ramaley's Pavilion, Cottage Park station,
White Bear lake. 1929
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DAILY WEATHER BULLEN I'll.

OFFIoE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., July z, 9;5j p. m.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
Ii ms st all statiOne.
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A Number of fine Wostennolm razors for half
n what they can be bought for elsewhere At
I,ytle'S
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ONE carving knife and fork, trst-cass, with steel
" cost $12, for S6, entireIyney-
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Supreme Temple of Odd Fellows at Chi
cagO, JHly 1 1tb, 1883.
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A Large assortment OF pocket knives, the finest
n made, at low rates
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FTNHE AUCTION SALE of Fine Cloths will be
Il continued one more week at 5S East Third
street. Those in search of truly fine suitings
will attend. lS9
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ANDSOME breakfast carver and fork for So
worth SO, something new ana useful. At Ly-
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LNOR RENT-A new house of rooms, 273
II Hoffman avenue, cor. Third ST. 1924
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ENOR RENT-The Judge Hall residence, large
l. house and beautiful grounds, corner Wa
bashaw and Bluff street. Inquire of Haas Bros,
Public Market 1916
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DNE Nickel-Plated AIaguifying Physicians Glass
~ for examining the skin, cost 50 for $3.50.
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LNOR RENT-For two years, large well light
4 ed room, suitable for manufacturing pur-
poses. viii hold 200 cigar or shoemakers, or
sewing machine operators. Address 'FOwner, -
care Globe Office. 187-l89
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(NHILDREN'S own knife, fork and spoon heaviest
" plate, atihalf price E. Lytle.
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LVECENTS 4 LINE
KIY.fNAGH,S AUCTIONS.

D ABROAD Contractors outfits at auction
IL l viii sell at auction at the corner of
Third and Cedar Streets on Saturday, July Il,
at 10 o'clock a. m, a railroad contractors sup
ply and outfit, consisting of about.25 pairs of
blankets, large lot of comforters, ticks, tents,
stoves, cooking utensils, picks, shovels, scrapers
plOws, drills, crow bars, and blacksmith outfit,
bellows tools, &c, &C., &c.
p. I. KAvANAGH, Auctioneer.
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pOA8DING HOUSE and Saloon for rent on
- Armstrong street, near Omaha shops. In
quire on the premises, or at TAI Mendoza street
1912
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More beautiful and valuable gifts than valued hundreds Of r Every
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Il hoHmdn avenue, cor. 1h1rd ST. 1924
kNOR RENT-A house. Inquire at 49 West
Il Fourth street. 1873
IINO RENT-House of six rooms on first of
l. July, on Ohio street Inquire of P. r. Nc
Donneu, grocer, corner George and Ohio
streets, Sixth ward 175*
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NE Magnifyins Glass, cost So, for 81. At Lytle's
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NXTE will sell you, for $3.50, pair of the latest
w style bangle bracelets, with four bangles on
each bracelet, the exact imitation of gold dollar
piece. Single bracelet, $1.75. These bangles are
the best quality of rolled gold, and warranted
to wear six TO eight years At Lytle's.
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s%' OR RENI-Large house, lower town: also
cottages at White Bear lake A. B.
Wilgus Il Bro. So Jackson. 189
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EIRST-CLASS Carpenters wanted Apply at
Il 453 North Fort street. A. J. Gronewold.
lSS-l90
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me Accordion, 80, cost SO; one for S. cost SIS
, one for 81, worth $l2
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ONE b-fat stlverconet; cost $75. for $40.

| DOCKET Compass, from q toss. W0rth dOu0le
| / the money; number Of cigar holders, some e,-
| ira tine ones, at half their value. At Lytle's
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pY young man, German, to work as clerk
- in store or any other kind of work. Wages
no object. Address &C. Globe Office 184-l9C
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FIVE CENTS SALINE
SITUATIONS WANTED.

NTANTED-A situation by an experienced
w man to take care of horses and general
work. Address o. K. Globe office. 189-195
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VA ANTED-Two frst-class plumbers, at
w Kenny 4 Hudner's, 116 and 120, West
Third street, st. Pau. 1928
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M ANTED-By two experienced German
w girls, situation as cook ard second girl
IN same family. Apply to Intelligence Office,
l29 Eighth street. 1S8-194
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c. n cost S95-Sold gold hunting Louis "
,DOO case best P. s. Bartlett quick-train move
ment, stem wind watch; carried less than month;
a bargain At Lytle's, Al Jackson street.
Daily globe., 1883-07-08

W ANTED-Girls for Dakota City and the
w lakes at Mrs. R. Schnell's German Intell-
gence Office, 129 Eighth street. l89
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disguised bnccaneer IN their cmyloy.
Their dividends were, Ia many cases,
downright robbery. But they did not
trouble Themselves about what was
going on. Perhaps they did not care
80 long as the regular income was se-
CURED.
The corporation, IL must be said, has
ever since retained some OF these fea-
lures. Things are done foe stockholders
which stockholders would sooner put
their hands In the fire tlIan do them
selves. The commercial feature of the
proceeding is ever present to their minds.
They have often no thought Of anything
but the dividends. Various expedients
have been resorted to for the purpose Of
enrbing tie power Of corporations, but
nowhere so far with airy very marked
success. There is hope that the prob
iem will in time be solved in that wsy,
but 1t does not appear b be- very near
realization. r. must be said that no
other method at the moment can be
discovered. Ifthe corporations showed
any disposition. to meet The just de-
mands Of the people settlement might
soon be reached. But for the most part
they seem 10 take the most extreme
view Of their rights and privileges.
They resent all etlerts TO regulate their
charges ox demands. In some cases
such proceedings are denounced as COM
muhism. There Is strong disposition
also to entrench themselves in tho su-
preme Court Of the United States.
Perhaps all the arrangements have been
made for another Dred Scott decision.
When slavery got behind the Supreme
Berch It thought il was secure from all
attack. Asa matter OF fact, II was then
that its downfall became certainty
The repetition Of such course on ia,
part Of the corporations cannot fail te
prove great mistake. There must bc
some settlement OF tie questions involv
ed on the basis Of justice and right al
around, and that before lsng. If not
there Is sure TO be an agitation which
will be neither wholesome nor benefi
cial, and in WHICH many things that arc
now 10 all appearances fairly establish
ed, will 20 down.
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church Dises,ory.

y. T.. 9. A.--Meets at their rooms IN Eos.
terB brick building on Saturday evenings
at 80 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons II
.. Business meetings are held on the even.
ing 0f the second Monday In each month.
Everybody invited to attend.
u. l.. CHuacH. Preachingeyery Sabbath,
at l / a. NJ, and r. N. by Rev. e. g.. Ir.
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath School at 2.30 y. M.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EVANGELICAL CnuacH. Preaching ON Sab.
bath at IL A. NJ. and u p. NJ. Sabbath
School 1918. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evenings J. A. Ilollenbaugh, pastor.
cosonEoATIoxALC CHuRcH. Services every
Sabbath at IL A. n. and ,. NJ. Sabbath
School at 2:3O. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening OF each week. j. w.
Harris, pastor.
NJ. Il. CHUEcf, SouTn. Services 9nd
AID 4th Sabbaths at st. Paul's NJ. u. Church,
South, at II a. ~. Sabbath School at 10
A. 81 sharp. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening Jos. Emery, pastor.
NJ. u. CHuRM M--I'reaohing every Sabbath
at II A. n. and u p. ". Song service in
tho evening before sermon. Sabbath School
" 2;30 p. ~. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Rev. -. w. Cameron pastor.
PgagYrEnIAa Cgcecn.--Seryieo every
Sabbath morning aud evening ia Church
cor Broadalbin and Fifth SITS. Sunday School
at 2i30 p. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. Row. Isaac II. Condit
pastor
ErIscoPAL cmUHcH. Services every Sun.
day, morning at / q. M, evening at Il p.
m. Holy communion every Sunday morn.
log ut 9;45 a. m. Wednesday 7 10 p. m.
I:obt. J.. Stevens. pastor.
CnRgtIAs cHuRoH Preaching every
Sabbath at Y y q A Hall at II o'clock. 5
81, and 1880 Il. 81. Pulpit supplied in order
by Reys. Floyd, Whitney and Doty.
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THE NEW PlTEs
DUST-PROOF
Stem Winding Open Pace Case.
TsNfFACTInED ny TuE
American Watch Go,
WALTHAM. MASS.

This case Isiornod In one slid piece without lsut
y team. opening Ia front only. thus avoiding the
usual cap. and securing greater strength Ard dura
tility.
These Watches ars eli open face Tho bezsl. into
which sn extra strong crystal Is htisd with
pseslly prepared water proof cement. is attached "a
tho eass BY serewne Il thsioon, and thus forms an
airtisht Junction Nith The body q ths csse. whiel
Is proof saalnss dust and moisture
The railroad men, travellers. miners. lumbermer
shd thosa ~ho are almost constantly eEposei and
sho have % make frequent reference "a The watch
'iisss qualities are el the utmost imlsortaEee.
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A Perfect Remedy in 20
Diseases.

AHhftLApt aArHsl
am yerglng on eighty years, aud deem It my
duty TO suffering humanity 10 say that my long life
IL uuc 20 BaAspRErI's piLIs which have been my
sole medicine for hall century. know the last
fortythree years Of my life Is owing solely TO their
use. Your Pills saved many times after the
best medical skin In several States had given up
a. hopeless. 1 have had many converts TO purgatlon
with REAxDEEul's PTLts, many have seen them per
form almost miracles Of cure. For chi.dren, few
doses have cured measles, scarlet fever and wboop
ng cough In Ill female troubles and weakness |
have never known them TO iaI In adult males |
have known them to cure the worst eases OF dyspep
sia, rheumatism, kidney diseases, dysentery and
dArrh1ai DIR opsy. paralysis, and apopexy have
yielded 70 persistent course Of BRasDRETs PiLLs.
IN fact have found them the true Life Elixir They
acts continual prcventyes against the effects of
tlhils disease, and labor
JOHN IL MANN.
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The HsFSe

We have received quantity OF treat
ises on the horse. which We propose TO
give away TO every subscriber paying
in advance, If requested. whether per-
ronally. or by mail. W. will sell the
book TO others at the bottom price,
f,oo J.t4 II, ordere,. by mail postage
will be prepaid. The Amsrieaa cekirator
has the following to say Of the treatise ::
"Kendall'S Treatise on the horse IL a
book OF about 50 pages. with paper
covers. fully illustrated, anil containing
an Index OF Diseases" which gives
the symptoms, cause and the best treat
ment OF each table giving all the
principal drugs used far the horse.
with the ordinary dose, effects and an
tidole when poison a table with ln
engraving oftlle horses teeth at differ
ent ages. with rules for telling the age
OF the horse c. valuable collection Of
receipts, and much other valuable iBf0r-
nation. In preparing copy for this
book IL was the aim of the author TO
make it as plain as possible for the nOn-
professional readers, and give them
information whish Is of the greatest
importance 10 horsemen. and yet avoid.
ing all technical terms as Innch as
possible, and also condensing the book
rs much as possible without leaving
out the real essential information in
treating each subject. Every farmer
or horse-owner should own oneof these
title books.
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CHESS COLUMN.


We begin with this issue, April 9th,
another Tournament conslAting Of eight
problems. To the person who will
solve all these problems prize will be
given. If two or more shalt tie III the
solution Of problems, then neatness and
system in tae mechanical arrangement
Of the solutions, M we'll as fnilRess OF
solutions, will DO taken into the account
in determining to whom the prize shall
be given. Dante's Works il the prize
to be given. Tho letter containing
solution must be post marked within
two weeks from date Of paper contain
Ing problem. This is open to all.
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Now in view Of our present high pto-
tective tariff, WOODEN mills and other
manufacturing establishments can not
be built here, the Oregon City Enter
prise, a protection paper, suggeats the
following remedy which is tho essential
sequence 70 the doctrine Of protection
for protectiona' sake only. To state it
Is TO bring is own condemnation. The
best move that could be made TO deyel-
or the resources Of Oregon would be
for Afr. Willard to impose a very high
rate Of freighton everything manufAct.
ured in the eas. 80 as to encourage its
manufacture here. Let the freigh.s be
reasonable 70 the east and Oregon
would soon become an exporter instead
of an importer OF manufactured goods. Z"
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

They arc compounded Of Roots. Herbs and Gums
Of the most healing and beneficial Kind.
A. family medicine they are unriyallod. cuting
headache, constipation, liver complaint, rheuma.
ism. dyspepsia the blood Of all impurille.
acting on the liver. kidneys and other important
organs, removing tho waste tissue aud adding years
70 the lives Of all who use them.
For Gfsy years they have been nset By tho Amer.
can public. and their constantly Increasing sale.
ehotv how fhev ara nrarerkafaa
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KendaIl's SPAWN Cure.

Wilton, Mimi, JAM 18th, 1881
k1B j. KExD8LL ard Co, Gents =: Having got a
horse book Of You by mani a year ago. the contents
u which persuaded To try Kendalrs SPAWN Cure
the hIid ley Of one Of my horees which badly
swo6en and could not be rednce by any other rene.
dy, got two bottles n Kefldalfs spaynI Cure of
Preston and Lnddntb, Druggists Of Waseea, which
completely enred my horse. About five years ago !
had three year old eflt sweenitd very badly.
used your remedy given IN yonr book without
roweiliDg, and must say 10 credit that the colt
Is entirely cured which is snrprise not only my
self but also 10 Bsy neigbbols. 6u seft me the
book for the trifling sum Of % cents ard II could
not get another alik. il would take ents FIVE
dollars for IT,
Yours truly,
Gro WtTupws
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The following letter. tell their suu
AtoFy.

Yaidossa. Georgia. July 20. Is.s.
u sold cue n your Patent Dust Proof Case
about tsu months ago, aDd The other dag it cams
back - H'e aiti TIE reluest - make Is wind easier
On examination found iha, the stem uas rusty, and
inquired into The oi H. The gentlemen stated
10 Hse that be was starting saw-loxs that hAi
lodged IN ihs bend II the river. Nhsn bis chain
caught in buah and three Lis watch into about
t~else fee; u water. AMI ho about tao boar.
hndins H. whea he got lt oat Il vas running an
be thought sl right. Ia about three months he
iind that the stem hard T. turn and s.nt lt
me.
! szn say tha. The -ateh Is all TIA. the ooa,Ishy
claims fort and recommend i to all railroad snd
u.ll rasb.
A. "A p,sftx
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READ PROOF OFWONDERFULCUREs

Fremont Ohio, Jan. 18th, 1881.
DR.. b. j. KESDALL and Co, Gents II think it my
duty 10 render you my thanks for benefits and profits
which have derived from your Invaluable and far
famed SPAWN Cure. ny cousin and had valuable
stallion, worth 1900 which had very bad spawn
and pronounced by four eminent veterinary
geons beyond any cure. and that The horse done
Tor ever. As last resort advised my cousin TO try
a bottle OF kepdalls SPAWN Cure. 1t had magical
effect, the third bottle cured II and the horse II as
veterinary surgeon aSl uncle Of mine, and take
great Interest in assisting his profession.
Yours t@fy,
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Tourney problem No. g. 7. J. Ford.
Tourney problems No. I, s. 6, "sad."
"sad." requests us to say that be
dses not enter the contest on aecOun.
of press Of business, bnt solves the
problems to show that he Is u true
knight.
Next week we will begin u new
tourney and We hope all knights who
read this column will enter.
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WlSsrov, BONN 20, u. 3

GEsTs. desire 10 express 20 you
my thanks for your wonderful Hop
Bitters / vas troubled with dys.
pepsia for Ave years previous to COM
mencing the use OF your Hop Bi,ters
some six months ago. Ny cure has
been wonderful. lam pastor OF the
First Methodist Church of this place,
and my whole congregation can tcstl-
fy TO tho great virtues of your bll:ers.
REy. Ii. FREHnEE.