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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
Reduction or Time.

SAN FRANcIsoo; June 60 The
Chicago and northwestern rall oad
Proposes tc make the run bc'w ecn
Council Bluffs and c hicago in fifteen
and one-half hours This would
decrease time between San Francisco
ohd New York four hours. ImDn It
ant reduction in time has been made.
BeecRers Birth ,nY.
NEW York, June 90 Every seat
and every foot of stnnding room in
the Brooklyn Academy was filled by
friends and and admirers Of Henry
Ward Beccher, assembled to cele>
br;lte his 10Th birthday;
LiquoS; Law.
GoBUMBUs, O. June 90 The SUI
preme Court to-day decided that the
Scott liquor tax law is constitutional.
TO Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-General
Crook has been ordered here by the
Secretary Of war for consultation as
to the captured Apaches. The wal
department received no official in
formation of the arrival Of the cap
tives at Sah Carlos, and no instruc-
| tions Fave been sent to Gener'.
Crook.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
Coming to Tn : VI.

Benson. june % Rice Surprise
Party played 1T ST warts last even
ing 10 a crowded holise. They leavr
for Tucson to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18

Miss Henderson went to Pierre, Da
kota, to be married to J. ID. Scott; but
Scott died before the time set. At the
funeral Miss Henderson told her sym.
pathizing friends that Scott was the
fourth man to whom she had been en-.
gagged, and that all had died before the
time fixed for the nuptials.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18
HONORs AT WHOLESALE.
fwall Street Eews.l


It is said that while the Rev. James
Keene, generally referred to by the
boys as Jim keene," was resident of
the Pacific Coast. rough.looking speci-
men of the California farmer burst in
upon him one day with:
.'Say, kurnel, my wife has got a
brand.new baby. and we've named 1T
Jim Keene Thompson.
Yes" slowly answered the revcr-
end gentleman, as he passed over So
dollar gold piece.
In about an hour another man from
the same neighborhood entered with
the salutation:
''Say Keene. what do you think?
We have built church up our way aud
named it the Jim keene chapel. Can't
you come down with sinner or two!
"Well, l suppose III have to-" re-
piled the reverend as he shelled out q
$40 piece.
Thirty minutes had scarcely passed
when in came a third man with:
Good morning. judge. We are
building a school.house over the creek
to BE- called the Jim keene school.
Won't you coutubute iew!'
Yes" was the reply as s. was
passed out.
Il wasn't over twenty minutes before
the fourth man bustlrd Ia and called out;
"Keeue discovered a new canyon
up the country the other day, and |
dedicated it to you
'.Look here" said the reverend gen
tleman as he turned in his chair: II
want you to 90 back and hunt up all
the new babies. school-houses. trotting.
horses, lunatic asylums. burying'
grounds aud berry patches in your
county which are to be jim Keened,
and come back here aud give me the
whole lot at wholesale, for TN blanked
il am going to fool with the retail
business any longer! Good.day sir"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18

The SODA FOUNTAIN at the Eagle
Drug Store has been started for the
season, aud good article of soda, to.
gether with the latest and most deli.
cious fiayors with cream. will be dis
pensed to the thirsty lovers of the
beverage. myl9-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18

WRITE TO N. LEVY q Co. for prices
Of Balm Wagons. Buckeye Mowers. and
Iowa Barb Wire. lsne@, je2
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18

Try Ayers Pills aud be cured. Mis-
cry is a mild word to describe the mis-
chief to body and mind caused by
habitual constipation. The regular use
Of Ayers s,cathartic Pills 10 mild doses
will restore the torpid viscera to
healthy action.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18

On your way 10 the C. P. e. r.
Depot. call at Gus KREsKKL's place
and try his Jake Klineis Carson Beer.
Il is the best in the land. s26tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18

N. LEVY & Co. are agents fo~ Dami.
ana Bitters.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18

A POSITIVE CURE for Dyspepsia
Damians Bitters.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18

sg DAxiASA BrrrxRs regulates the
stomach.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18
NOTICE To THE PUBLIC,

Notice Is hereby given. TO whom 1t may CON
c,rn, that from and after this date will not
plv any debts contracted by my wife, Mary
HARRY wATSOv.
winnemucca, September 7, 1888. sS-iw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18
CENTRAL HOTEL.
NORTH SIDE OF BRIDGE sTREEr, oPPosIrE rHs
P0sTofFcR,
WIN MEM UCCA, NEVADA.
&. w. nINkEY.............. .Proprieeeg.

Having thoroughly repaired, re-painted and
re-furnished this well known Hotel, we would
inform our friends and the public In general
that it will be kept as FIRST class Hotel 10
every particular.
The Table VIII be second 70 Nome I'm
. the Country.
The BARtwll be presided over by a gentle
manly mixoIogist and will be supplied with the
best brands Of
wines, Liquors., Lager Beer, Cigars. Et1,
Good COOKS aud Gentlemaniy WATERS have
been secured.
We also have arsf class billiard Table.
All attention viii he paid to the wsnts o.
Patrons.
c. W. HINKEY, Proprietor.
winnemucca, July Is, 1882. Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18

CoRSER or THIRD Asp BR.DoE srsxsrs.
q. w. RUsE..............F .FROPRIEro1
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18

MONEY LOANED WITHOUT INTEREST
There's millions in it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18

ELLED BY NONE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18

fzyA luxuriantly furnished private CLCi
ROOM. FOR the use OF the winnemucca cincf
Club, with private entrance.
BELL Il BURNS
winnemucca, April IA. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18

This new Saloon has been fitted up regard
less OF expense. and stocked with supeEiss
brands OF
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18

We shall endeayor 10 maintain the high repo
tation that this saloon has had In the past, s.e
cordially invite our friends and the public =
call and sample, and they win be Assass
that "geod wine maketh the heart glad"
winnemucca. March 9. 1883.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-18

%. p and s. H. P. players can be accommo
dated at any time.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-22

oanern beiligen Srten ertpieIen, inbeyn
nod Gusbrud Der gbplera bic 5eube bon
ben beinifebrenoen fromnien Sbaaren 3u
sleiAer 3eit nad ben nerIdieoeuiten5ims
mslsitriaen binauSSetragsn unc Derbreis.
tet fpuree.
Gs tpiiroe aber unridtis iein, fpoute
man nas 9ebein,niB Der 8prbereitung
Der Cholera auSihlieBIi6 in Gem perIDnz
li9en Yerfebre iu9en. g9enn eS gun,
MuSbrube elmer Gpioentie tommen ioa,
mahen nod anOere 9iIfsuriahen mitipir
Ten. Oabin eeb0ren: Die fanitdren
Bsrbdltuine elmer 6taDt, 8obsnbeldafs
fenbsit unO TrinfpaHsr.
Den siinitisiten Boben fir Iusbrsis
tuns elmer @boleraepioemie ssben srobe
Sta9te ab. 9tber aud bier tpiro Die 8es
p6tferunS niat in sleihem Wtaae befals
len. Wabreno bic WobIbabenoen in ibs
rem Iuft,gsn Wobnrdumen ,meilt oeridont
bleibsn, herben Disienigsn, ole in iibers
flaten uno ibmusis ssbaIteusn 9aulsrn
leberL maIieabdft oahin. Sn nielen gros
BEN Stdoten iinO selpiiie StraBsn uno
Qduier cufiir iibel befannt, baB Die @bps
Iera aeraee BON ibnen aus iinfner ben
9lnians nimmt. Der uutauo, baB bies
in,nter bic am ttsflten seIegenet
StraBsn uno StabttbsiIe iinb, leet oie
8ermutbuns nabe, Die nriads cartu su
M1en,, oab ibnen aller unratb aus BEN
bDber seIsssnsn Staottbeilen suflieBt uno
| iiA bier in einem RelIel anianmett, NOS
bur9 oer gntipideIuns uieperer Orsantss
men 8prlbub seLeiitet triro. pettenfos
| fer bat ferner nabSeipleien: oaB oas
Steiaen uno gallen erGboIeraepibemie
nit Dem SteiSen unb 5aIIen ce8 8runo=
tpaHers sIeiden SdrItt bait. Das Sala
len oeS 6runoipaGerS na6 pprausSesans
senem So9itanp lit oen 1sceiber nieoes
rer Srganisu,sn bsIonoers sinltig. Gs
lit Ietat sa perltsbeu, naB ii1 Der gtnfluB
bes 8runopaHsrs porslgtth auf lolhen
Booeu geIteno MAIDEN miro, Der our6ldl'
| fla uno ppr6s lit. Dem entlpredeno I'M.
bet man audi, CaB Saaos, IbDns unO
Sealtbpoen Der NuSbreitunS Der CHOLERA
slnltis iin6, ipdbreno bohJeleseHe UNI
auf 5ellen Sebaute Orte in Der Ste8sl Der
lfAunt bleibgn. EaB 2Ilsnabmen bon
bielen HegeIn ncrfonn,en Idbt ii9 ntht
Idusuen, absr perIdbIibs itatiitii9 Seiam.
meIte 3ablen bere9tieen uoafonrnsn au
ben anseflbrtsn BebauptunSen unO per.
ben geipib imner mebr uno msbr Die
8runOIase our 5intenanba!tunS Dun
Gpioemien tpsroen.
Die 8eihaffenbeit be8 gSaners lpieli
Bel bieler Graatbeit ebenfaIS cine tpibs
| tise Stole. BaGerleitunSen Die BON
| iauhisem Wallsr ntat rolIitGncis frei
| fine, fOnnen Der IusbreitunS Der Gpolera
gang fOroerIi9 iein.
Die Sabres3eiten iinb auf Die au8brsi'
tung Der Granfbeit BON erOBem GiniluB.
sSn Der Wtebr3abl Der Sale ftnoet oit
Seu9e BON Suli bis Oftober Den siinftis.
iten 8obea, obI9On es ni9t an ein3sIner
Gpiee nien fsblt, tpeIde in ben Bnter'
monaten gum gasbrub foutmen. gluG
bic WitterunsSperbdltniils iino ni6t pbn'
alien GiniIub uno beftise Ressnsiilis mad
anbaltenoer Durre baben nnter unitan
ben einsr GpiOsmie Ofti4Da Elm pI6sls4ei
Gnes bereitet.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-22
Die ioeafe S6wieger.
lltufter 1utoer
2Sillen.
(Gins Sfij;s fir S1pies,ri5bne unb GoIde.
bic Is tpsrSen woasa)

gs tpar i'm pereansenen Wonat unt
frlb aht llbr, ais Der 8riefbote benz
Yortier pes 5auieS Scr. y in ber GbIsrs
sartenltraBe sinen an Srau Berg abrels
lirten Brief iibersab, unO raid, mb ses
iddftis tpieoer oapon eilenb, ipenise 9lus
genblife ipdter in cine anoere 8ila, bic
Ylr. ~, eintrat um bier siuen an ben
Baron Often seri4tstsn grief suriidses
tailen.
Denn unisr 8rieftrdssr irsenS InIase
3ur Jteusier beieilen patte, mare es ibm
pieaei1t nidt sntsangen, oab bic Morei.
fen Der beiosn Briefs BON berislben SanS
berrabrten uao ben sIsi1en alafsabsItsms
pei trlt8sn.
Die RDdin Der Graa BON Berg fam
ebsa bonn 8adsr; iie empfine ben 8riei
aus ten 0aneen oeS 4,ortiers uno iber.
bra4te ibn ibrsr 9srrin. IS mar auf:
falenp, tpie ipeuis erbaut lrau BON Dsro
idisn, ala iis bic oanOibrift ertannts.
sd srbislt eii,sn Drisf bon Deinei
Wluttsr," iaete tie trodsn ale ibr Gatts
tpenise Augn1life ipdter an ben ssrab.
'itadtilb trat unb nit Dem QluSDrud Give,
Jrass na4 BEN unsr0ifasten 8risfe bin,
iiberiab.
.Qlb! bon msiner usatterl Nbe,
milf Du ibu ceni1 nod ni6t lsien 2"
v5sst slti4 BosuM sripieOerts lie II
naaIdbisem Zone I'D staubs babe
ni6ts su psridunsn. SD iveib I'M pDr,
aus, 6aB mid ,pieber sillmal cine ipobl9e
isste, bier Ssitsn :anss StrafprsDist e.
tuGrtet.
vNir leQttn "a banfbas binnsbmfn
lisDss ains, wslsk mnlsss uItssn ap6 ~,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-22
9as 9 ban 0 m & n.

Sn einem Dorfs Der gereinistea Stars
ten benilpte iib fir5liH Elm 9Banberlebs
rer in eiuer gOrIsiuns isiHen 3ubOrsrn
81 erfldren mas Elm Sbanpulen isi. .5fr
tptBt ptbL nidbt, mas Elm Bbanonten 1T,
iaSte er, ,i9 tpil ss Guh begreifLih
ma9en. Sbr babt obne 3ipetfsl S9pa
4ae cine Rn6 seieben. Jtun, cine Sub iIt
fem Bbdnomen. Shr babt aud einen
Ipfelbaun1 eeieben. Jhin, Elm Apielbaurs
1T aud fem 9bdnunten. Msnn ybr absr
cine Rub auf ben Apfelbaum itsissn iebsa
tpircet i'm bort nit benz S1wanse
AsptsI su pftadea - isbst Sbr bas if
Elm Bbanomsn T.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-22
aaa fiInf 81 iLIiarSsn.

I uGtae YrIie sefalIig loerr BrOfelior 2F
fragt Der Oberamtaann. J. 8in 10 frsi.
,,8ersetts CSott fanfmiIliaroenmaI, ers
ipioert Der anoere. agie pieL mag 6as
tpcbI seben? sDsan matt IT'D fdnea an
Die Hsbning uio bringt 10, 900 Gentlaer
berauS. 50 erbsbsn nd, 3snsifel nt5o
ipiro Der Apotbsfsr beaaftragt, Der 5aste
NIT fsinen fsinea lSaassIa alif ben @ranb
Su gshen. 9lni anoern Abeno berihtefe
er: feds getpb9nli1e Bfilen Snnnpftas
BAT tDieoen em @rannus nilD ssben fanf
wltalaresn ptiien l6,6668 Geatnex.
MOhl bstommsl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-22
Gin 8ort pDn 8ismard.

Sin Den .TeibSfansIer 5arlten 8ismarG
tpuroe einit Die Syrass gerittet, rb bic
9ta4rl4t besritnoet lei, biB er sar Grbos
laEs wao StGrfuns feiner geinRpbeit eiz
nsn 5ettiDeilen AufsirtbaIt IN Cairo sn
nchmen geeenfc. y4aerOinss," eripipsrte
la6elno Der 5iirlt, ,ssosnfe id mad,
@spptea 5u reiIen, bod ni9t cbne Das
3aneel cas bieie Rabriat aufgsbra4t
bat. mitsuasbmsn.A
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-22
6 hneII nnrirf.

2ieutenant u. (lbermiitbis): 5ier,
liebe5 Sds4eH itene ia, Dir msine,l bss
item Sreuno, StuOioius g., Dor, Der niHt
70 Dnnnt TT, als sr aasiie9t.
Stubent .. (psr6iiolih1: Das
sben 1T Der llnteridieO suiI4sn Srsuso
u. unb mir.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-22
Us iber ben 3eitgein.

w.: glber Better, ipis lino sic Bel So.
rem 8srbaltniIen sa oieIer Jrait gefoms
men. Oie niht eiiisn Bfennig 8erlu68sn
bat - D.: auf benz nidt nsebr gss
ipDbaIi9ea Begs Der 2iebe.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-22
gabpIonii4s gerwirrung.

GrIte Dame: S5 BIN III Bersipeiflung
- iiber mir baaSt bas sd tpert Des Coz
lnnsbHS - 3psite Dame Sic ussinen
tpohl oas vi oeS Damof[ss |?
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-22

Der 8asnerfeinb. ,,6sbes
Sic nit gum 8beinoolo 2" - ,glein ?"---
aSino Sic oenn fsin 9tnbanger bon
@agner ?" = uSaUcPL absr nur in Der
plpslsftoriI4en sSraoe. Gr 1T gegen bic
8ipiieftion i4 bin es oud, uav Oesbnlb
sebe i4 ni4t IN ieine Usalitpramsn.1
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-22
g urnaip { 4.

g.: @esbalb Iaijen Sic benn ale
Sbre 9inOer turnen ~ g.: Dainit ne
frabssitiS IsrneH ii4 iiber gllIes binspsos
suIssen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-22
@e6feI Der 2eit.

Ttann: absr, Utarie, es lit iett
i4on oas sfpeite Ral, SaB ieb eia s5aar
in Der Suppe finpe
6rau: Da tann man iuie6er ieben,
fDle Sbr Dtdnner ieio! 5rabsr hslt Du
selaSt Du ipolIteft mid Dor 2iebe aufs
ellen uno isst it Dir idoa Elm 6aar BON
mir 81 pieI.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-22
Mallaigiaitiges.
6trabe biIb.

Serr: Wel6er G,impel bat Did
oenn 10 i10a pfeifsn sslebrt 2 --S 9us
feriunge: Sic niebt ]
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-22

leberrafd'enbs Rcmbinn.
ton. DtifoiA: 6af Du q bort ? Sdt
mid ineiH Jrau nit Nino beiaenft. -
!]ieitinud Wos is's On NlapIe : -.
Nitci4: . nor - MeitlGud NtIo s;n
Sung Riiui4 (psriDua0srt) gBot<r
ipabt Du cos 7 , s,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-22

Sic J, GseII | Q}ldlifr
bas GoautassbIast kss rnnsfl nsIESbIatts. jiuS a.
ilnievbatplss. .aefsire lbuef nns ssi4usu hi banyl
faass4 sur4 bic Grsfs Islf ss Safiu ssr5axata9itn
Griablunest aus.
@eltii@e elattn uns )p4sntIait an cine asssf< II
Der Sasr.
4rss 500 per .sass >ertofrtI. sla4 easssa se.us
per Satr, pariOirti.
cinslus gnnimtrn: 0ln5 Gents, fvvflr has 1lottbsn
tastiisn aIbsnHaten sur4 be Traasr ms 6aas selits
fsrt ipifb.
6eISlsnbunesn fSnnsn psr .sRcatt crbsrs ssrsais
lrirtsn Brief auf unTsr atiifc ssuaat iverSsu,.
OLE CINCINNATI TgtgssLATg guAs AHHls
Box lAI ~,
&incinnati. Chic.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-05-09

end of the town, had been called in
| know this was very annoying te
John, as DR.. Bush and he were moi
the best of friends. In his profess
ional capacity he would, | believe
have attended Fleurette herself with
out show of emotion, so why not
Fleurette's mother? Nothing, OF
course, could be said, as we live in a
free country, and people may en-
ploy what Dr. they choose.
Evidently Mrs. Dorvaux's illness
was not of long duration, for soon
saw Fleurette about again. She
looked pale and worn, probably from
watching and nursing her mother.
My holiday at Dalebury had now
run down to its last dregs, so when
we met it was to say goodbye.
Can it never be, Fleurette@ |
whispered, as our hands met before
parting.
Never she replied--'never. Good
bye-good-bye."
Poor old John poor little Fleu-
rette What mystery was it that
stayed the happiness of these two
returned home from my travels,
tired of idleness. Having heard of
an opening that promised well, | ran
down to Dalebury to consult my
brother. John and | were very bad
correspondents, so had no news OF
the little town since | sojourned
there. As | passed the house at the
corner | saw it was void. They
left, said John, as ! eagerly asked
the reason.
Left Where have they gone to y
NO one knows said John, sadly,
Shortly after you went abroad COM
mon rumor said they were thinking
of quitting: and last month they did
CO."
Did she leave no word-no mes
sage for you?"
Only this replied John, open
ing a drawer in front of him,
where he kept a yarity of cheer
ful looking instruments. i found
this one morning on the seat of my
carriage. | suppose she threw it in. ;
A single flower, the stem passed
through piece of paper with the
word adieu penciled on it.
Sorry as | was to hear the news, |
could scarcely help smiling as John
replaced the flower in the drawer.
1t seemed almost pathos, that little
rose, tossed into a doctors carriage,
and now lying among old lancets,
forceps, and other surgical instru-
ments.
The weeks, the months, even the
years passed by, and we heard moth.
ing of Fleurette. The flower, doubt
less still lying in the drawer, was all
that was left of old Johns little ro-
nance.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-05-09

cxn do without salts, Castor Oil. Citrate Of Mag
pesta SIENNA or Mamma. and s"on the whole of
them. and What Is better, II may Be taken with
safety and comfort BY the most delicate woman.
as we'll as by the robust man II II very pleasant
10 the taste therefore easily adminstered to chill
dren. II Is the only vegetable remedy existing
which viii answer in place OF cslomei- regulating
the action Of the liver without making VOC lite
long victim 20 the use OF mercury or blue piiis
II will open the towels in proper and Wholesome
manner.
There is nothing Ike Tahrneys Blood Clean
er Tor the eure OF all disorders Of the Stomach,
Liver Bowels. Kidneys and Bladder, for nervous
diseases Headache, CostiyeEess. Indigestion.
Biiious Fever and all derADgemenu OF the In
ternAl vicerA. AS female regulator II has no
equal In the world
.An ounce OF prevention Is worth more than
mound Of cure The PASAcEA will not only esre
oid standing and MALIGNANT complaints, eaf Il one
OF the best preveptatives Of such disorders ever
offered 10 The world You can svotc severe a.
tacks OF acute diseases, such ~ Cnciefa. small
nor Typho,d BilIous. Spotted and lnternistenf
Feyers BY keeping your blood purined ne
different degrees Of An such ttseases depend Al
torether upon the condition OF the oiood-
Be sure to ask for FAHR>Ert BLOOD CLkAse-
IN on PAxAckA. ~ there are several other Prep
arsticrs M the market the names Of which are
so;nev hat similar
r. Goo q Shivolv & C0
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-05-09
P a r E N 7 S

A Q Blood Puri--
ner-this medicine
Is highly recon-
mended for all
manner Of chrouic
or o 4 d standing
complaints. Erup-
tisne Of the skin,
such st PfupleS
Biotch G . aud
Rash es, Rims
Worms, Tetter,
Sal Rheum. Scaid
Head. Serofuls or
ng' Evil,
r b Q q N . I ism,
Pain IN the Bones,
Side and Head.
ard all diseases
arising froi., i'm
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blood With this
rare medicine In
your house 70 q
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and let her stsrve For two weeks previous to
the murder, on occasions when they were alone,
she renewed her opportunities, till she finally
conceived the idea OF removing the child by
strychnne, and silenced his objections by the as
surauce that death by this means would be easy
and painless.
ROCHESTER was lately the scene OF comedy,
which might have proved tragedy, but for the
intrepidity OF woman. II appears that one
Brink had become obnoxious to a certain gang by
reason Of testimony given by them In petty
lawsuit. This gang, composed Of about dozen
men, went to Brink house. masked and otherwise
disguised, and commenced to makea disturbance
David Carey, an old man, and his son, a stout lad
OF sixteen, were stopping over night with the
Drinks, and they, with Mrs. Brink, followed Brink
out to the barn, into which the crowd had broken
Carey and his son were armed with stout cudgels,
Brink with a loaded gun and Mrs. Brink with a
pail OF hot water Brink opened the door and
stepped into the barn, when he was assaulted by
four stout men who had evidently been waiting
for him, and the gun was knocked out OF his
hands. But Mr. Carey coming behind the assai-
ants laid them sluawlng on the floor The
rest Of the party, coming to the rescue, were met
by Mrs. Biinks pail Of boiling water, and were
severely scalded -Four paper masks were stripped
off and secured with their caps whose owners are
well known. Ia fact, the night was so light that
nearly every member Of the party was identified.
1t is said thst the intention OF the raiders to
ride Brink and his wife out OF town on rail The
affair Is 10 be investigated.
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Boston Produce and Provision Market.

EGGS.-Prees are the same last week. We quote
fresh nearby eastern at 22c. fresh Vermont and New
Hampshire at gle, and fresh western at 20G2c q Dozen
PorAToES.The demand has been fair. and prices I'M
changed. Northern and eastern Rose sell at s06taic white
Brooks at sG9Oc and Burbank Seedlings at 81 d bushe
CHEESE-Ihe market has been strong but prices are
unchanged, We quote choice new northern factory a.
9ihc, choice western factory at l3@tlic fair to good
at iQhG2c, with common at sGsc u h, according To
quality
fLouR.-Ihe market "a dun, and prices UNCHANGED
We quote line at si25. common extras at st256tl 10
choice extras at 81 1875 25 New York roller at s6G62S Min
ne-ota bakers ri s6Q6 IS, Canads superior s515
Ohio Indiana and ST. Louis roller al s6566S0 Minnesota
ana Wisconsin spring wheat patents s75s and winter
wheat patents at sG725 u barrel. These quotations
receivers prices for car lots,
BurTER.-The market has continued dull and prices
generally are In buyers favor We quote fine rf s.
made western creamery nominal at 30J2c good to choice
esh-mso creamery at G90c choice October New
YORK state creamery at 2JG25c senmber creamery at
2B2ic; early INSIDE creamery Mt sGplOc as TO quality
choice fall western nominal at 2O22c; fair H.
oil fall crea merry at ls6120c summer at ia
Nc choice New York aud Vermont fall dairy at 20@9i
Iair to good dairy at l6Glsc; milk resh-mAde "a
26c long dares at l5Glsci summer daires at l,G loo
choice fall western d.iry nominal with little offering
choice fresh factory a. s620c good factory
l5@lsc, bakers at II @l2hc.
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Glen e3drgfissmenfs.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Owing to the delay in completing improvements that
being made in the store unable to get stock into
as attractive condition had hoped do. STILL
ready to sell and hope to customers trusting they will
look the slight confusion.
Mr. MORRISON is in market and receiving goods,
which will be arranged as possible.
Mr. CARTER is in charge of NeW Carpet Departments
which of the finest in the Our stock in this line is
large and we can interest all wishing Carpets this
Our prices will be right all kinds of goods that carry
and by keeping fully up with the times, hope receive
share of the patronage Very respectfully
j. q. MORRISON CO.. Successors to a. j. Howe.
Montpelier, Vt, April A. 1888.