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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

The Michigan Senatorial contest
was ended last Thursday evening, by
the Legislature selecting Hon. Thos.
W. Palmer, of Detroit. Poor Ferry.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

The last Congress was said to con-
tain more good poker players than any
of its predecessors, says the Enquirer.
Poker playing IS now one of the re.
.quisites for good Republican repre-
sentative in Congress or the State
Legislature.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

Hox. w. D. Huns term OF Con-
gresham commenced at noon on last
Sabbath. tfIt Z
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

THE Champaign Democrat reminds
the Democrats of Ohio that "they must
make up their minds that the coming
political contest of this year, will be
one of the most desperate ever fought
in this State, and The sooner they
realize that feet the better. es
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

SENATOR Geo. F. Edmunds, of Yer.
mont, has been made President Pro.
TEN. of the Senate, vice Davis, re-
signed. il 5tilOS lyJ llJ5 q
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

DURING the last Hours Of Congress
Mr.. Battelle was confirmed as Collec-
tor of the port of Toledo. Does peace
reign on the Maumee2 (
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

Some people will be sorry to learn
that Mr.. Samuel ]. Tilden is reported
in unusually good, health, TlITE. .E
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

MEssRs. THoMPsoN and Leedom have
agreed to submit their candidacy for
Sergeant-at-arms to the Ohio delega-
ton! o. VS. NJ s. IItEig
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

The public debt climbed up S75,OOO
more during February. This is ad-
vancing backward.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

The annual pension payments are
now double the interest on the National
debt.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

B. Fl. Oyler, Van Vert, O., says:
aBrown's' iornl lBtitors taken as q stimu.
liant cured me Of dyspepsia"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

"For four years ! suffered agony from
a skin disease. DIR. Benson's Skin Cure
cured me-" G. B. Mcdonald. Planters.
vile, Ala. 81. at druggists. limo
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08
skinny Men

AWells' Health Renewer" restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Inn
potsnce, Sexual Debility. d.g
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08
Fl. f. N0RDEN & GO.

JAS. GILL1FILLAN, U. S. Treasurer,
has resigned.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

THE Ohio Legislature is talking
about adjourning on the 18th of April.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08
Respectfully,

Amasa Stone. The chief loser by the
failure of the Union Iron Company, of
Chicago, is estimated to be worth Sc, 900,
600.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

TEE o. s. Senate did mot adjourn
until 5:l5 Sunday morning
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

R When you pdy more for the Rent OF
your Business House than for Advertising
yoau Business, you are pursuing false
knoWn,,- FRANKLIN.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

NorE.-Wercspectfully ask the clergymen aswell
as llothers In Henry county, to send us forpubca-
tioni the NORTHWEST, allthe marriages and deaths
especially ycometo theirnotice.-ED.)
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08
Ren'oteatit Norttutst.

w- OFFICIAL PAPER OF HENRY COUNTY
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-04-28
THE BOTTOM DRAWER.

In the best chamber of the house,
Shut up In din, uncertain light.
There stood an antique chest OF drawers,
OF foreign wood. with brasscs bright.
One morn woman frail and gray
Stepp'd totteringly across the floor
"Leti In" said she, the light OF day
Then, Jean, unlock the bottom drawer
The girl, in all youth's loneliness,
knelt down with eager. curious face:
Perchance she dreamt Of Indian silks,
OF jewels, and OF rare old lace.
But when the summer sunshine fell
Upon the treasures boarded there,
The tears rushed to her tender eyes,
Her heart was solemn as prayer.
"Dear Grandmamma!" she softly sigh'd.
Lifting withered rose and palm;
But on the elder face was naught
But sweet content and peaceful calm.
Leaning upon her stan, she Razed
Upon a baby's half-worn shoe;
A little frock of finest lawn;
A hat with tiny bows Of blue
A ball, made Rfty years ago;
3 A little glove; a tassel'd cap;
A half-done long division sum;
Some school books fasten'd with strap.
SHOW much." she said. the heart can bear
''Ah, Jean! thought that should die
The day that first l laid them there.
sBut now It seems 90 good to know
That all throughout these weary years
Their hearts have been untouch'd by grief,
Their eyes have been unstained by tears.
Dear Jean. we see with clearer sight
When earthly love Is almost DER;
There children wait me In the skies,
For whom lock'd that sacred drawer"
Mary A Barr, In the Continent.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-04-28

Some that were on the watch were sur
prised that nothing arrived from China,
well advised people shook their heads
when speaking of me. The edificc so
quickly raised tumbled down with equal
rapidity.
1.-The best of it is" said some. The
has ended by falling into the snare which
he laid for others. For my part, l never
believed in It."
comprehen led that the storm had
broken out. on finding one day dozen
notes on my table. They were nearly
all in the style of the first one / opened:
'.Mr. Orig presents his respectful
compliments to Mr.. Meran, and having
an urgent need of money, begs that he
will be SO good as to pay. in the course
of day, the little account which he has
the honor to inclose."
My answers were alike:
''Mr. Meran thanks Mr.. Orig for the
bill which has been so long asked for.
and sends the amount"
One letter only contained no request
for money; it was from friend whom /
had almost forgotten. Fearing that l
had been duped, he wrote to lend me
five hundred dollars should I wish to
remove froma place where so many
rumors were circulated prejudicialto my
character. My reply gave the necessary
explanation, which concluded: Il am
rich. not by an inheritance in which
never believed, but because it was de-
termined, in spite of my protestations,
that should be rich--I scarcely know
how. That is what wish you to say to
those who talk of me. owe more than
fortune to my singular situation, since
it has assured me q friend upon whom 1
may count in adversely, should it ever
visit me"
Iquietly took my place in society as
possessor of an income of $4,000, and
still keep it.-N. y. World.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-04-28

Lord Bacon says in one of his APP
othegms. THAT wise nature did never
put her precious jewelsinto a garnet four
stories high, and therefore that exceed
ing tall men had ever very empty
heads" This saving has often been
used by way of joke at the expense Of
tall people, especially those of wit,
genius and reputation.
The same idea is thus quantity put by
witty old Fuller: "Often the cockloft
is empty in those whom Nature hath
built many stories high"
BacoD's notion may be true, though
we doubt if facts support it. But there
is another common saying which facts
contradict.
1t asserts that men of great intellectual
powers have large and massive heads.
Goldsmith brings out this vulgar opinion
in the familiar lines about the village
school master:
And still they gazed, and still the wonder
That one small head could carry all he knew"
A writer in the Journal of Science says
that the idea that a-great intellect re-
guires large head is not supported by
facts.
An examination of busts, pictures,
medallions. etc., of the worlds famous
celebrities almost tends the other way.
In the earlier paintings. it is true, men
are distinguished by their large heads,
but this is attributable to the painters,
who agreed with the general opinion and
wished to flatter their sitters.
A receding forehead is mostly con.
demned. Nevertheless this feature is
found in Alexander the Great and, to a
lesser degree, in Julius Cesar The head
of Frederick the Great, as will be seen
from one of the portraits in Carlyle's
work. receded.
Other great men have had positively
small heads. Lord Byron's was s.re-
markedly small"
Men of genius Of ancient times have
only what may be called ar. ordinary or
everyday forehead, AM Herodotus,
Alcibiades, Pluto, Aristotle and Epi-
Gurus, among others, are mentioned as
instances.
Some are even low-browed, as Burton.
the author of 1.-The Anatomy of Melan-
choly," and Albert Durer.
The average forehead of the Greek
sculptures in the friezo from the Parthe-
non is, we are told, slower, if anything,
than what is seen in many modern fore
heads"
The gods themselves are represented
with ordinary, if not low. brows." Thus
itappears that the popular notion on the
matter is erroneous. and that there may
be great men with little heads. - Youths
Companion.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-04-28
A Few Frozen Facts.

Every man and boy in the land carries
pocketbook. Let them cut out the few
facts given below, and put the slip right
on the top of his money, where his eve
will rest upon them the moment he
opens his pocketbook. 1t will save his
money. close up the mock auction stores
and exterminate swindlers and conf
dence men:
If you want to buy goods of any de-
scription 60 to known and reputable
dealer.
The man who tells of misfortune and
wants to borrow money of you, with or
without security. is lying cheat, and his
security is worthless.
The man who tempts you to bet on
any game. is gambler and blackleg
who will rob you Of your money as sure
as you stake it.
The stranger who wants to borrow
money of you, no matter what the story
he tells. or the security he offers, is q
confidence msn who lives by swindling
such rs you.
The man who begs of you is q lazy
vagabond. The city takes care of its de-
serving poor.
The man who seeks to lure you into
houses of infamy is thug who would
murder you for what you have in your
pocket.
The young woman who looks at you
80 coyly, or speaks to you IS . stranger,
is the companion of the thug. Shun her
as you would apestilence.
Give no money to any one without .
fair equivalent, Detroit Frcs Press.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-04-28

10 every yearly subscriber sending ~ q 90, our
regular price, Sor yeau subscription, we will
END ~ once an elegant 6ilverplafed Sugar
spoo1 and Butter knife, warranted to Re Of tho
nest quality. triple plated on white steel, no
cneeP tres6. For 10 yearly euI5ecrfps
ea0m9s ordered direct ffom this advertisements
Winding watch, wsrnnisd 6rstcisS dine
CLUB RAISERS x4 ,'gs' ! 5 5S'1 la; II
without premiums, We givs away IN eleG0nt
0O0ewOO0 Plano, q large C06iuee
QrGen. eilk Dress, Cold watch. sewIng. Ma
cnme, ana numerous other premiums. Send fbf
yearly subscription and sample premiums 10 work
Letter plainly 70 y :
n. x. cU1Txe = Co.. Fublishers,
Rh11a0elphfa. ~
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-04-28

InvsItss I'M ~
-- ~
'e~seF1ng uM ~
NINA declare IN
hateful termu sheis
srr~.~s>ssc~ 49,
eWssass'on W.
inertia - . tonic Of
H0stefter's Stomach
Bitter Not ou,v
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-04-28

AN old Captain on the lakes used to
be called "Sinbad. the Sailor. /" till be lost
4 vessel; now they name him ''Sailbad,
he Sinner, "--SraeNse Herald - :
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-04-28

"A New York doc tor says the best
cure he knows of for . cold is the old
fashioned sweat. Take ten grains OF
quinine. hot mustard foot-bath and .
hot lemonade.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-04-28

An authority upon such subjects
says that wedd ng celebrations are grad
ed from cotton to diamond after this
manner: At the end of the first year. the
cotton wedding; at the end of the Sec
ond. the paper wedding; ct three, the
leather; at i've. the wooden; at seven.
wooden; at ten, the tin: at twelve. the
silk or fine linen, or both; at fifteen. the
crystal; at twenty. the china; attwenty-
five, silver. Alter this the gifts grow
more and more costly. At the end OF
thirty years the pearl wedding occurs;
at the fiftieth anniversary, the golden;
and at the seventy fifth, the diamond.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-04-28

AS far as . little candle throws its
beams SO shines . good deed in .
naughty world. A Louisville family
who were made absolutely penniless by
the floods. advertised and restored to
the owner diamond ring found in the
pocket Of . child's dreD which had
been donated tpths suasreF4 -ceHrssr-
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-04-28
How FARMERS ARE
SWINDL

,er1es Of articles written expressly for our col,
9ms ~ Metropolitan daily paper reporter show
ing Up the ingenious methods devised by cunning,
mission merchants, bogus horse and stock auc-
eons. sv1noling seed and stock advertisements.
, 1883-12-08

CDs.rsi, the killer Jf Carey ne Ini'77''e''
Ass been found .sG.y lni ssutenes5 20 'e
EGLset
When J.a9s De.linan az.ed . Don Ell !. ! :
saA anything TO ssy why aen'c:.ee s' ~t-'l
sS9uId nc. bs rs,ssi ct: L.--. i.e r3s-7 n le-
rly. TIE Judge thea pas-e3 ,4e sentence q
death in the usual form. The p'!7aner a'T
ssn.sd to spesk- The ialZ7. h'werer' 'r,'+'
=, his r,r.n.a!. Police ssiz-d hsn. ~a'r
u'Dvnneli held ~ hi. righ: h-ni. the tnEes
.,t.uGsl, ard shou;,d Three cheers f'f
ID ireland, Good BE-. Init! :tatsz. l.
he'll With The Eri,i,h ant .H- F-i..-i s-a'e'
ra plo. made Up bY tie cfo"n.
Tbs pisossr. shouting, cIl..s,. nd t'ro1-
siiDr, w~ !ore;blY ,....,.ei l.y I.iI-r. a,l.'a =
p.s, f.srfa! confusion a'.d -i-,ns.ing = to'.-.
THIS action Of . Dprrei! rau--, 's, Fr-Ate I;
excitement sa,. .,.rpgise, . r. ;eTi 'Gsly h.
gained the sympathy Il the s-1s-r7- - ::s
god behavior.
, 1883-12-08
Counterfeit psilsrs

Lock ou, for spurious dollars y INT :
ss.ses detective reports :hst !l-ge a4nAera
q spsnOas standard silTs. ao-s7s art IN car
suls,ion. Tie cuuz;er!r;. i= o white ms;-l
6:pped 10 .:.ver. TIE Wssa, Dis An3 nGlii.n !;
are nearly perfect, tat th,y lack the rinC.
10 = lot Of $40 00J taken 10 the sab,;reasary
L. Wells. Fargo & Co., tseRtv Q. these
sssu.srtei,. we're discovered I.a.iars arc
supposed 10 b the eouuJe:iei,srs.
, 1883-12-08
Price oil Fciih.

gse M,uutas hunters VIII te ln;=r' s,ao.
ia the following rgnreN. which shos' : u
k;Ges aud ssir. wil hr!ng II the F5rs!.rd
market: Deer ssius. sc'aner E!s,rrH "Ia
gon, e4G25;; yai,ey. %: 81, Hi-:sr, +.
o.. lsG2s,; railry. "G@.@j. ell. lac 10 f;
indran drrss;d buekak.n.. .J@ 81; hl-'h
bear per s3ir. Il 500 Brown, ,$ia ,; MIX
dark. 1880: dara fisher. si'i .; rsd
ioz, ss@7sc mountain i,N. lee 20 pine
DARK martin, 75@SI %; U.askr.is, s.;
badger, los; raccoop, loa25: land otter,
81 s1s4; wolf, jU,eN5s: ro'Ter'r~,
Josfl 80; hou,. cal, lOc: viiL cs'. 100 20;
skunk, Zoe; Divers. l0c: coyo:c. .5t'5e :;
ds,k beaver. slGi a.,
, 1883-12-08
A.ylsu, al stsiIacssm.

A. heretofore announced cur esteemed
trend, Mr. Edmond LsBouencT, returned
home from the above named place On In
a.Y evening ls.:, and al! dag Saturday was
Engaged in receiving congratulations OF BIS
many friend.. To oar reporter &c couhrirs
ell tbs. the ST.rEsMlN has heretofore SID
concerning our institution a. Steiiscoom.
Ar. LsBoueher ia enthusiastic a. the kEEa
sstestioa And careful treatment whIca tie
satisn,s receive al the hands Of Dr. J. w
Nsughop, tie superintendent IN charge
ssA says tina, the hospital is excs!l~ntiy
managed; that sll departments are daily
carefully inspected, and that the cleanliness
hs foQsd there is something be never oeiiev-
ID possible in an institution OF this Kind.
Ir. B. is greatly pleased, ard IN gra'isudT'
hopes that Or WsushCp may he sPaTa1
axsy, very u.ny ye.Ts ofuscfalness t" mn
tsser hi, good oi.ices 20 The m'Ey pa''eHl'
under his care. Blt u. B's favorable re
pox. doe, not sta1d alone, IN :s;t eTrry rsr'
son. returning from the asylum ~hs'hs'
shsrif, patient or visitor, brng- to Us Inc
zane excellent ri port. and indeed, oar Eos
Sis.l n Stsilacoou,, under the able msEaSs
nest O! DR.. Waughop, Is grcst cr5ii' t'
tbs Territory. 20 n.sy i. ever be
, 1883-12-08
self FRA ,r Better iasp scRe.

/, 10 very eviden; from ;ae letters CT th'
clark Of the Council 10 :he GG.ca that he
has been running toe i4ss lesirIature snd
doing al the work o. the session. TIE
SvArlsxiY gloriss N encouraging s,oi work
end i, Row proposes in future 10 more iesis-
,stors be elected, AMI ina. johnson be sent
dsus % represent the whole territory ire
.rectivs Of az. Sex or previous condition.
and that be receive a.! TIE pay and rno'a
Gents ihere..om arising !; is rcttl!E more
shan he deserves -rd " have la T." v'ri
sof IL
, 1883-12-08
gauai 60 sac En,er2cr-J.

Sullivan, the pusil:.t, hkes no.hiSg heJt':
tssn u anus. himself with 4 da.kY. 1t h1'
,reaspIred that he NE: his E:.AteE ID tbs Ire
mont Hou.s bsr-roOm in Chicago. lie
picked up 3 e0!ored val er At the COULTER
ari laid him Cd tha aoo-, Lut IL the 1t
tempt t. hsye more fra r.,h ban was hi'n'
sell thrown upon tia shoulders On the tlies
he negro, when ts stopped TO realize what
. feat be had accomplished, went out oi
losss l,ka fash.
, 1883-12-08
kssirSiy.

With hi. usza sSEe.a,i,a of -elt orr ks,t
contemporary the other half beng Mr. Her
ri5} sends ths :sl!o~.aS - the G.i'7- To
sight / r~ceivci letters i'm home msliaC
valuable suggestions N TeS'rt ~ what woald
b beeese:,, and uses1l ,lTs. III. ts the legs
Issars has decided n: 70 ferS.. ias In.-o:2c-
tla Of ne~ business, Il Il - lste = accomplish
~ desired eE3-
, 1883-12-08
TATEN s

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Pstsa: O-.l st.enG a = Il McarR.. - Tr.S
t'iE orice- -opposi;e the I : P.isar usric.,
and We car Staln Patsn,s n i.zs .ius- :ran
those remote t1Hra = ~ASaISSg1s.
Send AoCzL eR DEsvISs. We sdyiss as
. fstea.stisi-y fr-e # cn..,-; npS &c .sake
No lll.sss >NLE-s VIZ CsEA-y PsIgSr.
Wien psse-. = sra--ei G-svIrz .; you-
Inveu'i,nr WI -ls,Gas, yoL: .ss.v Gad Dies,
Sil. ne p''h.;, asd II 80 Cn.'ed Sts,as Patent
Or,ce Gs,et.e. paper o. i.n.ss,=s circsIatioa,
ASo / II 0SLY Cxy IaAT grslIsE.s Tsrs
fAEE.
We -e;s. hare, 70 he Postmaster, the Sup..
~ Ieney Or ie. d., and To u'h, isis O. -.
L. ) PAssa- Otsos. Ea- si,rri.s, as.ice.
terms, sli re-esenoes - sc:p4' rlisr.s IN yo-f
own SAFE or county, write to
ca St8U 4 &C.
Opf>sits Patsn: Gsies, Washington, u C.
, 1883-12-08

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rn g.. cI.,,' 4 W. ar - ~ 70 r,ove Is. -ss E
:. e.m--.5,. -r = I.ed PgQ.ThT SIkii Ia,
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rs,r.ys- II ann u. .'f'E' a., i,;iP tiE,s I.iitN-
III iSgAsH ,u.U.t ; W. Or I.-.utsUua utGS,
Ifg.,,iIry T. = .-i iiCIa 90. t'iT, pn;ier- is
ta--..D Nv th-t haze ;i..Gv No.. if-&'i-'i
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r-ly trP n- a,ne5s, uvec dn: liri ss'tNia!!l
tr-,ir-l II.-EI-rS - '0stS II SI'ftv - -.i3-
S-.i!IisC Rua p0ns;t'e.-L-. LieiS' .
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C..ht.tI =. Msiic.l Isy.. lp.uI ;-'~ured Is -is-
.1.- ,,''.--. .ursilpu .n5 &c Low IL ta-.T nlr7
re- i 80. o:r-yc..I pIsc,!e;.
Nj r.sy-aifal slsStrIc tS!ts :rt-a 10 p:-r-.t-
10 r. w Ifr Ho..9iRFr'' f2Nks Il the iSS,e-eA'
fvE 4 IyIID. GlvES "a skSf fsEE. tISs;i;St.c. +.
'-s--=I.' 'rs'-- $500
ph iiEFrsS woSpEaFrt. GERMAN INV!G-
'a -LI l. 'sA.er'sl by 09pyrWtt fo;1 Patent
Q. . u gt1i :. It's G0NrrLIDent- BoSsrr u ifni'
ygrgsG 3,srCSs'RI,
PEylt, rrtrarCr iuJ Nss," S,r---t. four t'v - uf
l.. " S'rse, iroD hs.-.y, In tc.ianee tliunsh
L.sp-Ess.Ey Ing Gre.
, 1883-12-08

s.~N as Los OF Memory, i-s>sltNlUe, = 1I1
Tmlss.o2s Aversion 10 society, pimness OF
yisiUu, Noises in the head; the vital fuit
passing unobseryei Il the ur.ne' end naa4iy
a.har diseases t,at lead 20 insanity and desth
Dr. Nfint;e viii agree t forfeit Five Hun;
dred ncrs-s L. a o.se II this kind the vital
Restorative (under bis speciai sdvice and treat
n.ut) v;n not cnre, or for anything impure or
injrr.cu- f,,,a5 in i. Or. Mintie treats a.
P.ivate Disease successfully " iJhout mercury
Consultation F:sa. Thorough examination
sd aGy;~A, incsu in, analysis # urine. 50 ~
Pr;ce of Vial Ess;orat've. s. % a bottle, eI
Jour times the quantity, sic e,'i sent to any
address uPo.. r.c-ipt OF price- ~ O. u. L. Sc e-
err. from olse,,a alton, aud N arivAte rarne II
Iesirsd Oy !. T. MINTfE II. D.,
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SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sen. or application by le.ver, stating syup-
cnras. sey and aEs. tonmuaie 4tioas strictly
,cnsdan,isi
II Eesr1ev Street. San F;SloIsca, Cal.
Or. .:in.ie's Kidney Remedy, Nephretieun,
c,,r-s all kinds 0f Kidney and Bladder SSin-
plsin.s, Gonorrhpa, Giset, Leuc5f,hPa- tO-
sAie by A., O. Csgsts; 81 90 bottle, Sax bottles
ior IS 90.
D.. Mia;;e's Danieliol Pills. are ti's ees'
n.srket. For Faie by all druggists. Hs3se,
Davis & Co.. Portland. wholes be gentS. ii.v
Ali ORDERS TO- In.dic;n, c. y. u. must be
accompanied with 81. as guarrsrtee ot So0d
faith, xhIch w,i Il Geducted nheG tie pack
s.s is slippel
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d. Of z.

FnAAy ev.nIns Columbus L1dss. NJ S
Z. Ct p, sie=tes the follow ing e.Beers p
C., A>.,;n Iynum; { (, r q. Parks: Y
G. v. Il. Dodi; ?. '. l.. i.Inh-r;; u
o. Z. Chas Nye: II Of +. I. 7 fie,soa
Z. o! T.. 4 :. Il. r Lor.sg; ". q, 4
Geer2e Scsi,
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aiod

n. SPcs.na Ps,s PAfe.s deny ui;h ir.ss-
saSss tie runors that hsre been irc;.stst ir
rlard 70 failures occurring n ;aeir city, snd
~ tsss u. prospects II tie pisce Vers uevsr
letter. SD ,a., ,hs h-sin>ss ss-s sre a'l OF :
ssuDd errrsyiSi bass
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Sa:ics Es= Publication,
L,AU OFFICE A. WALL> WALL, !
y. Z. No.. II. 1885,. /,

L,SU OFTIcE AZ WAL, WALL,
y. 7. No". Il. 1885,.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GITEE TItAT
\ TIE following Ea0iNi aett,-r hs, lied no.
:;,e oi us .lteHti0.: 20 make final proyf IT. sup
PIT Of his c,s'm, ami that SAM prof Will b.
made before L. :. LGn.i Office st Wala Nal .
". T., oH De. o.. 1889, viz: A:nbrose F.
,'assGI., IL. 2Ils for the Sc Sec. IS I II =.
4 81 <. He nar.ss tie following Witnesses u
Grove his c,n.ins"us resii-Ece ,.fsIp- and cn!ii-
-st;or -, said i.,ri, viz: !. Kelly, Ea-sy
G,'hsr'. DR.. H. -. Nancy, j. L. k.il".g. al
~f Wa H'.ii., COUNTY.
JOS. :CPGENSEN, Eegister.
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ruRGEEAT ENCLIsn REMEDY

Is a never-fsiling cure
for Nervous Leblity,
Ex hausted Vitality,
Sc ninsl Weakness,
Spers1s.c-hea, Lost
Mar Hood, Impo.er-
cy, Paralysis P.osta-
torrhnA. and al the
terrible effects of
Se,f-Abuse. youthful
soll;es, &ad excuses
IN maturer years =
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- C..IGL - II LA EALLA,
w. T., Cc::. %, lScS.
NOTICE l. -iCREBY GIVEN THAT
y the fclio, - San ii sett'er ta, lied 1o-
rics Of bis intent N 10 Glss= tn. ps"3f IL sGp
port of his c.aiu. and that sa:d Psuot viii De
L, ..iiu before L. :. Land Or q e. ala Nail2
". =, % December :, lSSS IN: John Pc
ier-na. ID s No. 1878 for tee y !, Sec. S,
a'p 9N., II 81 Z. He nsraes the foieGirs
witnesses e prove his continuous residence
rpnr, and cultivation Of. said land, viz: HaT-
vey Shaw, Wa j. J.anAis, ThoS. WisemaE,
). =. Hisg--ian, all cf W.lia Maila comfy.
.ilS- JuRGEESES, Es-istrr.