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Morris tribune., 1883-03-14
aEgEIlL DIRECTORY.
JUDICIAL OFFICERS:

JUDICIAL OFFICERS:
Hox. J. II. BRowN, District Judge.
JSo. ". ARCrANDER, District Attorney.
COUNTY OFFICERS:
CHAs. Z. MAGINSIS. sheriff
HUGH WuIrELEV, Treasurer.
UESRY BALDWIN, Clerk District Court.
TsOs E UEESAS, Auditor.
JUSTIN l.. MILLER. Register OF Deeds.
L. PEARCE, Judge of Probate.
C. l.. RRowN, Attorney.
H. L. HURLBURD, Coroner
n T. WuE ATOM, Surveyor.
MAX BUCKESrIN, Court Commissioner.
VILLAGE OFFICERS:
4. DEKAY, President.
SAMUEL LARSON,
Y. II. SPCRR, lCouprilors
r. E. MARS,
4. A. STONE,
E.J. JONES, JR., Recorder.
ANDREW IlELGEsoS, Treasurer
HENRY HVTCHINs,
NJ. WEBER, Marshal.
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Dmymen,

MONHIB, >
All Business in Our Line Attended to Promptly,
and In business like manner.
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II L. HULBURD,
Physician and Surgeon

AGhbts, HAN
Office over G. II. Munro & Co.'S drug store.
once hours from to o'clock A. M, and to
O'Clock p. NJ.
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ST. p, VI. X M.-Main Line
Going Ensti

Leave ST. Paul, 20 pm. Arrive, ST. Paul, s:Soan
Leave Morris:
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Counsellor at LQW.

Practices in all State and United states Courts
ONCE over Stevens Comfy Bank.
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Hox. j.. II. BaowS, District Judge.
JSo. W. ARCrANDER, District Attorney.
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LaW Office,
over Hegeson & Hanson's Store. -4S
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BUSINESS CARDS.

E1NSO' '10 wv
NORRIS, MINNESOTA.
Real Estate, Collection, Loan and Insurance
Agent. Office at the Court House
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THE Old WORLD.

BANQUET IN britain.

LoNpoN, July %, The banquet given
by the British volunteers in honor OF the
American rifle team, took place Mt the
Criterion tonight. The American and
British rifle teams were present in full
uniform. Their were about a hundred
persons at the table. including Earl
Wade gene Lioutenaut-Co Colonel Oller,
e ca tam oi the Canadian team, and
several other Canadians. Sir Henry
llalfprd, he captain ui the Brit
ish team, who presided, proposed
"a toust Ia the queen which was drank 10y
all, 7taniing. A toast to President Ar
thur's health wa, received with three
cheers. Glen, Sir William McMutdock.
rrspnudns to the tuust 10 the army,
dwclt on the similarity of the Orgtuiz 1.
ton Of the Bn ish volunteers aud the
American National guurds. Sir Henry
llalford, in propn ing the health OF Col
Howard and the American team, said
that the fe IN was well worthy the cpun.
try they presented. They were led by
u man than Nhum none was bctt qu Il.
lird to lead. " hen the shuuti x at
right hundred yards was tin.shrl
he tilaltnrdD felt very funny
but II The Wimbledon weather hid not
deserted trc old county. II Il huI b en-
invur ahlr In the last two RANGES ~ pre-
yOusly, he might have had a iil rent tale
10 tell. The defeat was no Il shonor tn
the Americans, Ma the British vic
tory was very harlly won II
must b. remembered that, although
the Americans had facilities for practice
the British ritlomcn were veterans who
had b On at Wimbledon many years.
In the match ut CreadmoOr, ais ., the
Americans had very little chance owing
to the previous experience Oi the Brit
ish team which shot with military rifles,
therefore 1t did not follow that.
although the British had won two
matches. the American rtlrmcn were in
tcrior. Tue whole OF AmCrici, lie said
must iccl that they Ind done all in their
power, aud he hoped they would soon
have a chance al retrieving thOir fortunes.
lie thanh cl Col Howard for hi, straight
forward Conlurt during the whole meeting
The toast was received with three hearty
rheers, all standing. Colonel Howard,
rslng to respond was greeted with en-
thusin tie cheers. He said he conld
hardly hud words with which to express
his thanks for the honors Of thi oc-
cnson. lie hoped that the fool
ing Of friendly hrotherhoo !, stir
red up by this toast won Il
spread among the American people.
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IgtOu TEMPLE
County Seat Matters A Speaking That
Dldn I Come or New Paper.

TEMPLE, July 25.-pursunnt t. notice
~ the Bolton papers, that Senator liar
ria woul address the ~ i2aus " the
count, on the amendments t. the consti-
tuition, at Little River City. ON the 2tth
IN t.. coupled with the further notice
that Bolton would have cpterie uf
q. HtUr4 thereto represent her side Of the
county scat question, and that she par
ncuInrly dcsirui On meet Temple ON tins
extremely interesting local issue, an
uru'uiIu troupe from this point was
duly ON mNd at the place appointed.
But ulus tN'rc wis neither senator nor
audience present nothing but one lone,
sol tary Is touWu orator, or course
orators were rut ot order, and us all
the iInsks, drmIluhus, aud kegs had been
drW.pd Of their coutc f. whilst en-
route tu tine rcudvgv lus, and no saloon
M sight, and the prospect Tor winter
melon raid equally obscure, the disup
pointed orators, pro aud con, reformed
to their respective huhltatious, tho Tenn.
pie IN ~ Ia mourn lost opportunity Of
giving Bolton fits, nud the Bolton man,
no doubt rejoicing over his escape from
u rutlclc raising.
\ new paper To bc called the Temple
Tribune will issue next week. The
manager and editor Mr. McDougnll, late
Of NavusotH Ia herr putting things into
necessary bushes, shape. We gladly
" leone the new conner, especially at
this tim, when we need all the fighters
we can get tu meet the Bc'tuni ,us III the
county sent matter,
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CRINiINAI.ITIEs.


KANSAS CRY, July 25.-The jury in
the case against o. Stein, aged twenty
one, late city editor OF the Evening star,
who killed George Fredericks, proprietor
of the ComiQue thcater Ia this city.
June 9th, came out this morning aud re.
turned verdict Ut murder in the second
d gree, aud fixed the punishment at
twenty-five years in the peuitentiary,
the full penalty ct the law for the sec
oud degree The defendants counsel
then gave notice Of motion for new trial
and the court granted four days in
which to ii the motion. Stein bore up
wrll and pre- crved calm demeauor
during the reading Ut tn verdict. The
foreman ot the jury stated to reporter
that the first ballot stood seven for con
vlctiuu ana five tor acquittal Of murder
IN the fir I degree. The ba'lotting was
aitorwnrd had ON the second degree, the
first vote standing eight FOR conviction
aud four for Hcqulttal. The agreement
was finally reached upon twenty-five
wears
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The First Railroad ia the Holy
Land.

The first railway in Palestine ia being
laid out aud the preliminary survey has
b en- completed IA far as the Jordan. 1t
~ to run between Acre aud Dana Gus,
aud it is called the ii mi lie ne,becau-e
il is named after his present majesty,
the Sultan. Abdul Amid, and probably
one reason why the tirman has b en-
granted 30 easily les in the fact that II
passes through great extent OF prop
erty which he has recently acquired to
the east Of the PLAN OF Esdraelon. The
conces,ion is held by ten or twelve gen.
tlemen, some OF whom are Moslems and
some Christians, but all are Ottoman
subjects, resident in Syria.
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Egypt
DEATHS Al CAIRO.

LoSpos, July D. dispatch to the
&c trh News, statesithat 55S deaths from
cholera have occurred ut Cairo during
Tho lnaL IwnnlN-f lmr hnmrH.
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I'HOu FORT WORTH.


SAN NNIoNro, July PA Chinese
opium den was utidcd here today by the
police. The proprietor and a woman
who were smoking were arrested.
The Texas and Pacific road refused to
carry th" Texas express cnmpany's ear
west Tonight, alleging that there were
more than eleven thousand pounds Oi
freight In it, the weight they are allowed
to carry.
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EItON d AINa;STON.


GALyEsIoN, Judy - A stranger
Thro But-, suirllcd ON the beach tins
morning with 10 revolver.
he grand jury has failed 10 iudlct
Napoleon Smith, who killed hls sick sis.
ter u few weeks ago. The doctor ~
charge is uudc stood to have virtually
coutrndic ed his own former abatement
as to the extent Of the injuries. The
women llntly refused to testify, and de-
MED that her brother ever harmed her.
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ISTiHEArIoNAL SANITARY HOARD.
BERlIS, July %. Tho National Xei-
tuug rcporls that seven Of rho powers
ARE nom mating for the establishment ~
an international sanitary board at either
Geneva or bugHn.
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IIIu II UsT.
what The KuCcr- Did YcsIcr-
dHN--sHrHIoGu

SARATOGA, July - First race, one
mile. all yes, was won by Wnptkunctu;
Referee, second; Boatman, third. Time,
l.i3l.
Mlc and 900 yards, all ayes, won by
Frilnwpluy; Hartford, second; Maniamu-,
third. Fine, 2.lJl.
Third rucc, live mlungs, 2yeaI Old,
won by Bridget kim; Tom, second.
Time, lOin
Fourth race, thrcc-toutth mile, won by
Belle Bay; IaIlcyrund, second. Time.
lIIt
At r1r-HuRG.
Prrl.nrnGu, July 2j-rhe summer
meeting Of the Pittsburgh driving park
association WAS lnnupurtt-d at Home
wood to-lav. The weather was Tine,
track in good condition ami attonadncr
large. The racing was spirited and bet
Ting lively. A notable feature was that
the winners we're by Blue Bun Lumtnary,
First rncr, 2.93 class, purse l.jOr
Gladiator, ., |, /, ]. st. Cloud, !, ,. ., !,
Walnut, 3, 3, 3 ,, Kate McCull ,, i, I, B.
lucrcc. I, 30, p, Brow, di-lanccd. Time,
2:22., 22i4 2.2llI
Second ra q, g:lO class, purec $1,000,
Matte A, l, /, /, Brick =, 8 s. HHw-
thoruc, 3, 4, 2; Alcen Almpnt, I, B. I;
Bay George, distHuccd; Sandy dis-
! tauced; time, 2.3O. 2.3i, 2.33
Third race, pacing, purse $1,000, Billy
$, |, ], !; Fritz, ?, 2, o, Link, 3, ., I,
lliball, /, I, 2; Juliet 3, 3, B. time
2.4l i, RIB d, 2.2jis
Bosros, July 25.-slccoul day, July
meeting, at @ aeon Park; good track,
22S class: George \, =, 4, &, 6, Uulin
1896, Ella Doe, I, I, !, /, llcrzey !, 2
2, ., Jewel B., !, I; llillnud Win, g, &
-! linn. DrJ3N. D,Jtl. DtyIl. yslJ
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How Ihe Gables Were Made for
the urOoLIyn IIrid2e

After the towers had been built aud
the aucAuragcs made ready, then came
the Atrangest work VI ALL 70 make the
cables and then put them over the
towers would be difficult matter. Very
likely 1t could not be done at all. So
the cables were made, Just where they
hang. one small wire at time. The
cables are not chains with links, nor are
then twisted like ropes. Thy arc bun
dies Of straight wires laid side by side,
aid bound together by wires wound
tightly around the outside. They called
the work "wcayiug the cable"
Duke Of Durham cigarettes are the boss
% tor % cents. Cal On lIgz -07l2
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TELEGRAPH STRlK 4.
THE AMERICAN RAPID COM
PANY ACCEDES.
Exemplary Behavior of the Broth
erhood Throughout the I'm on
Situation IN the South.
NEW YORK HERALD oN rnr SITUATION.
FIVE o',LoCK WlttrtN.

FIVE o',LocH UultuN.
NEW NoRk, July 25.-Onlcc ct the
Western Union Telegraph company July
25.h, p IN: The con lilnn vi the wires
AMI business east of Boston {, lhirty min
utrs behind, Way offices are nj up The
South Chattanooga wires are nov o. h..
and are sending back dates. The
Tine New Orleans wires are now working
slowly, and are sending back dates Su-
vuuuHh il o. H., hut IL four hours behind,
thirty messages on hand, Augusta -. L.,
iii cen messages ON hand. Long Branch
II one hour behind, twenty five me sages
on hand. Baltimore, fifteen minutes be-
hind. Washington, all cletr. Philuiel.
pima, twenty minutes behind. Ere and
lrr-ey WAY Offices, business we'll up.
West of Cincinnati, two and onc.half
hours behind. Cleveland, clear and re-.
laying Tor the west St Louis, two
hours behind. Chicago, one hour behind,
Detroit, all clear. Buffalo, ne and three.
fourthr hours behind, Piusrurg, all
clear. Toledo all clear Nrrth Albany,
Montreal, Syrar Ise aud Rochester and
all way oili'rs are all clear.
IuE AMERICAN RNrp NOCEuE.
NEw NoHK, July 2j.-rhr O'Clock
bulletin ISSUED hy the Western Mon
company shaved TINT there Was % uuu-
siderable lie uN ON many prlnrip u wires,
owing To th' unuuIl pressure of bust
ness IurlN - the day, lu' II was expected
thhl the ulIhl t'Tcc Wnu'l he able TO clear
mp the work 10 tore incoming. The great
~ u''"N WI. III ''''"nE '"Il'S w 'p'
Ho"'h I' ''l""SA .hl New 'Tchls
being tour hours behind. The western
wire. wcrrufs crowded: principally those
tu Chicago, ST. Louis ana Buffalo. There
" '' VEL, '"' "" w.. l'i' " u
,I"' ~ ,. ,,,,,',. " nr', .,'n,, ,m
n,,y"l, a., n',, ,p,.,,,, ,,..,. ',',,,Yt,',,i,
j,nird nv nni,,rrs of t1c .onu,ny rnry
.rllim ihyl rr,r .ltu,tinn is rmn.inu, lly i'm
proving ant tlnt "a pra.uca victory Ia,
been won over the strikers Ihr AmrI'-
,th h"p,d company u"N'nS E'hI'. '', tn'
'rI.nS CO.. ,.' 5'Ilh'ls' rs Wn"'r ''Iy,
.,,,,r,..,,, ' ,,.,',i'',, "''' Nv '-''''
o-'"oIt"W "l' ,,l,,,i',,, ,.,.,.,..n
'"' ID" ''''' we
NtW "''N. . U'y - 81 W,''h Hl lh'
SlIINo mas p N'c'i ana U,t pc" 70 ao'' ulSp '-
H.'I W.
m''
nnI, IL " AMI IN G"-im".. .ir,l". Ir'nr,va,r
i,',,,,',,y',', ,i,,,, t.,i ,nr,, J.ciL,,,i',, r,
positively OF their expectations. and seem
To have no tutrntion ot WAGERING. their
determination ia the subject OF comment,
hud even AT the executive ulhtc- great
supriHc is Expressed That they ehuuld,
III view of the situation, he determined
to hold out II cHuuu. he 4ul that, to
outward Appearances, the understanding
between the company and it, operators.
ar the Brotherhood COMMITTEES, ia any
better than 1t W ga week ago. 1t ia gen
.,,,I I,. ..,,,,.l..I lIYt tl, i..,,r,,,i, t,,gi
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ireland.

DruIS, July - The Irish Times says
Jane. Carcv, the intprmrr, hIsarriyed st
OAc Of the u itish colonies.
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NV loHK July 23.-prc-ilrnt Soto. of
Honduras, wa. show today b. the ii e
department. tN mp'cs we're given oi
r.pid hitnhng up signaling and playing.
ton.
Tho jltr anniversary OF the Formation
nj tine city a --h,rry society mi the
attending riot vii, be- celebrated on o.
tobcr2.
james McDermontt, shot at as a Fenlan
traitor, make. an Affidavit chHrning James
Gtyror with the crime. GaynOr only
recently arrived irOm Ireland,
The tribune fresh mir turd to-day
.cut to thcuungo county l0j poor clil-
drrn 10 spend two weeks in the country.
one hupdred and twenty more children
were sent this afternoon by the same iunl
20 Essex county.
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seated Anthony wilson, colorel, in his
place by vote OF 81 To 81 Wilson has
teen In the two previous legislatures.
I here are two other negroes in the house.
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uEKE AND THERE.
The Lottery win Sue the Postmaster
General

WAsuI~Gros,July ~. VI. A. Dnuphin,
OF tbr Louisiana State Lotter5, will
bring suit to morrow against Waiter q.
Gresham, pc .tmnster general, for SlOO.-
OOO. for alleged damages to the company
on account Of his recent decision, The
suit will be brought against in &c
Gresham IN hs personal, not his official
character.
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Red lcltef Checked all wool cassimcar
suits tor so 0D worth sl2.,j at LcNIue
BrOs.-7-lj,c
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CLEvELAsD, O., July - The Amori-
can Rapid Iclegra h Office VIA rroroncd
tonight for hu-luo's, tine strikers re-
Stunning heir pl rccs according 10 terms
u agreement made by the Brotherhood
with the company Thirty pporaior.urc
on iuty Tonight at the Western Union
office, aud ARE taking care mot only pi
all local buslucss bul are helping other
offices ON A. nobody struck Mt he
Nuun Union office tine telegraph Ser
vice her has about resumed lts custom.
ury cpuiit on,
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Sea Foam Waters !

Theoretically Sealed in Six.pound Tin
ave. received weekly from the
B,krry in New York and Eutan-
r,rI'to be fresh aud the very
.pr,r CRACKER IN HE WORLD !
u
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The Domestic Monthly for August, 1888.

The Domestic Monthly for August
is Il very attractive magazine. The
midsummer fashions are illustrated
and described at length, and the fall
styles are foreslladowed. Bathing
suits, which tells how i'm attractive.
and shapely garment may he made of
these usually ShapelrsS things.
The literary department as always
is full of good things. Every month
various OF its contemporaries call nj
tentiOn to the excellent high class of
literature the Domestic is furnishing
To its readers. Justin Mccarthy s
charming novel, MAID of Athens. "
proceeds with an interesting install
ment OF five chapters. illustrated by
two excellent drawings 10y Barnard,
engraved 10y Swain, both Of London.
There is among things Il clever
short story 4" Romance of ii Window
shutter and an interesting descrip-
ton of Wimbledon, the London SUI
burb, where the international rifle
match is taking place. Poems by
Frank Bel'ew, +. Doyle and others
are worthy OF note. Mrs. Henry
Ward Beecher has as usual cliatty
and entertaining Household Depart.
ment.
OWN. to it great success, the pub
fishers have extended the time of
their dictionary premium until All
gust 18th, 1885. Any one who sends
SSl.25 befoie that time will receive
tb. D,n..ti,. A,pt hl,, f,,. ,,,,n ,r.nr
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rS-''' WATCHES AXE MAZE

in n So I'D GOLD WATcH, aside frcy,
The necessary thickness for engraving ar
polishing, large proportion Of mctcl
"ccded only 10 Gtiiicn and hold he cngra,
q portions in place, aud supply slrorsti!.
The surplus gold Is att!ially needless u
Jnac5 Boss Patent GoH Watch Cascs this
WASTE is saved, M s0LrDlTY ar
@rnGGGTlT increased ~ simple prccca.
1T onc-half the cost. a plate OF soLI,
GoLD is soldcrcd Oh each side Of q pla!
81 ard nickel composition metal, and thl
G.,.r axe then pas ci between poliahei
s.Ce: rollers. From this the eases, baria
tonters, b2ae.s, etc, are ct ana shaped J. .
t'es and formers. Tic coli i, .hie,.
.oagh 10 ;,dn.t of III Limbs of l:asino
.lgrayinG and cnriae taininr. Til
cases lave been worn l,Cr.cc.ly smGa.h },
:.sc without rcmcy!ng tie gold. 1hti j.
he ""ty case m@2e rnh.r III, process. Each
caae :s cccon?as:cd rih qulI gnmuntc;
s'"aet Ly he manufacturers ar,;rraaiiag Il L.
rc"r 20 geor&. lJ0,0O0 Of these Case
II W carried in the United ,laies IN.
I;.nada. Largest and Oldest Factory
Established 1851. Ask your Jeweiar
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White Bear Lake

"ituntcd on the ST. Paul Il Duluth H. II. 10
"i"S from -. Paul. is one al the finest lakes
al thc Northwest and H. rapidly bccomiu., an
important ana fashionable Watering uIuc,
me shore line ~ - miles around and i'm liz
hli'isi IS an island three miles ~ circuu,T,,-
cncc II Is owned 10y parties, who are build
Ing line club house, laying out II park, and
preparing To build cottages for their own
summer use, during the summer muri,,s.
ami IL connected To the main shore hy n well
made bridge. There are three good hotcIs.
williams Bcns"n's, Lcip's, and Lakeside
Cottage, owned by Mrs. ". H. Drake: ais,
small boarding houses. all near and fronting
me lake, with high, airy rooms, broad ,cruu-
dams, shady lawns AMI pavilions, " here every
comfort Is provided for the invalid and picu-
sure seeker Piers, hoats, bath-hpuses. and
b'Eiing, bathing AMI fishing To- ones cuIir.
satisfaction. Three churches, Catholic. Pres
bytcrian ana Episcopal The latter, named
81. John, Is IN the wilderness, each having
their handful OF worsiIippcrs In short.
everything Ia please the ear, the eye and lin.
stomach of the most iustiiiu,Is Pretty ,,t .
tagcS 'ioi the shore tor miles, uccup!rd by
Guy lainilics, and the Voices al hapl,y chill
uftii are heard on iund and waiter from,
morning: iii bed time.
"A new steamer hts lust been pIIt upnu th,.
Iahf, Which VIII connect with trains and car
~ passengers To ahd from All points ON the
lake V,s,Tn,,
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Excited Thousands.

All over the land are going into &c
stacy OVER DR.. Kings Discovery i"l
Consumption. Their unlocked for re-
covery by the timely Use OF this great
life Saving remedy, causes them to 90
nearly wild IN its praise. 1t Is guaran-
tecd TO positively cure Severe Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis,
Hoarscness, Loss of Voice, or any afi'cc-
ton of the Throat and Lungs. Triai
bottles free at John A. Samisorns. Drug
Store. Large size $1.O0.
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The fircmen from Faiibauls who
visited this city on the 4iL upon their
eturn home passed the following rcsol
ution:
RcsO!ccd, That in consideration of the
cordial reception and generous hospital
ny received from The fire department,
military company and citizens generally
"i Mankato, the II w. Pratt Hose com
pacies, oi Falrbault, hereby tender their
grateful acknowledgment tor collr.csics
received ON the occasion OF their visit
to that city on July 4th, 1883.
Resotrtd, That our sincere thanks are
rendered especially To the ladies OF
Mankitf" Tor the excellent, refreshments
furnished through their kinu and zen.
ero'ls efforts. And further
HeSotcod, That we shall ever lrmcm
Der with pleasure our trip Ia Mmkato
to take part in the exercises Of the An,
OF July. And be II further
HeSolord, That II copy of these rcso-
buttons be entered upon the books of
l'is company, and printed in the pa.
pers "i the city Of Faribaut, and tor
wardrd Ia each company If the Munka
to fire department and Ia tie military
company.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-07-27
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~ You Tciilalfi SICK when NDu can
The weakest woman, smallest child and
sickest invalid can use hop bittcrs with
safety and great good.
Old men t0ttering around from IhCnma-
tism. kidney trouble orany weakness will bc
almost new 10y using hop bittcrs.
-Mywii. and daughter were made healthy
by the use ol hop hitters and recommend
them To my pcOplc.-Moihodst Clergy man.
Ask any good doctor if hop
BittriS are not the best family medicine
pn earth.
-MaiarIal fever, Aguc aud BiliousnnSs
will leave every nci2hhorhnoi as soon its hop
bttcrs arrive.
My mother drove the paraly#is AMI neural
gin al out her system with hop hiitcrs.''--
Ed OS""JO SIN.
keep the kidneys healthy with hop
bitterS ana you need not fear sickness.
Ice water * rendered harmless and mere
refreshing and rcNiNInp with hep bttcrs in
each druusht.
The yig"r al youth for the aged and lniirm
in hop bittcIs.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-07-27
The following letters tell
their own story.

"NAip"SrA, GEORGIA, July -" 1852.
II sold "n" Of your Patent Dust frDof
Cases uhUul ten months ago, AMI the either
day IL came back Ia me with the request to
make u wind cusicr. Dn examination found
that the stem was rusty, anu inquired into
Ia" ctu.r al il. The gentleman stated To- me
that he was starting soi.c saw logs that had
lodged III tn" bend oi Tue river, when his
cham caught ia II bush and threw his watch
into abuut twelve feet at water, and he was
ubDIu two hours i,ndiug Il. when he got Il
cat il Was runulugand hc thought ali right
In about three months he found that the
stem was hard Ia turn and sent il To me.
can say that the watch is all hal the com
p.tIy claims for IL AMI recommend ID To all
railroad and mill men.
$. W. HENTLY."