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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-26
NOTICE.
Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas, !
July 18th, 1888.

Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas, I
July 18th, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
owing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk
of the District Court or Probate
Judge at Phillipsburg, Kansas, on
August 20, 1888, viz;
LANDON NC LEOD
II E No 5645 for the sw or section 4,
town s, range 18w. He names the
following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cuItiva-
ton of said land, viz:
H. H. Nash, J. H. Close, N. Tay-
lor and Chas. Fredricks all Of Phillips
burg, Kansas.
jy-72 JOHN BIssELL. Register.
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NOTICE.
To all whom it.may concern !:

To all whom it.may concern:
Whereas my wife, N. I. Vincent, has
left me without cause, warn all per-
sons not TO trust her as I viii not pay
her bills, and warn all persons not to
purchase any of my property of her as
she has no right to sell the same. My
home and property are in Phillips Coun-
ty, Kan. S. S. VINCENT.
By s. W. McElroy, his atty. nS9-2w
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PhlIIipsburg Herald.
JULY %, 1888.
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Second Year.
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State of Kansas, Phillips County 81
In the District Court of Phillips
County:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-01
Dipioeuo Notices

ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX.. AND HE
nTncjnal Of ali bonds that date issued by ihr
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY se, uteu Nv on
ing stock furnished he following Taioaas uuyf If
orm vii he paid on that date az tle olcc
POST MAR TN & CO., 30 ~ Plnest, Ne"-hoiA' 10 w.
CLARK q 90. No. b SUnthst fhlladellIhi a., -...A..
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n0PTILAR SHORE LINE.

j. FOR PHoYIpENcE BOSTON AND THE EAsT'
ALL I'll FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three Express trans daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston ~
ga m z D. paror attached aud La (with paaee
sleeping cars) sundays at 10 with palace seepns
cars. H. w. P0PPLE, Agent
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tCkeIs VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON and after February ~, 1888,
- GREAT TNINK LINZ
ITIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

tx
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Train. leave New York via Desbrosses and Courtandt
sSsS4 psr PsruTs the South with Pullman
pa4 cssgo Limited Of PaTCr Dining Smoking and sleep
T' ms PSand sSia nsT CORY for
,S lS oh and south ma washington
$40 and q o,gS, and u night via
sand sSG Via y 3 and S,Sb m aud i2 night
,t via q and g et ~ Except Sunday and On
sS Except sSnaay 55 o Saturdays
ISDr Bpneh Bay Head Junction and ID sta ions
via Halfway and Amboy IL nC ssbu5y SP Pa aRu "
,o ON s1I roosyn Annex with ali through trains ms
. Jersey civ saordns speedy ana oi'o0' ''""''' ~
r.ssHSrs GsS and and noIs 1870 aRs
e5Ss M 800 sss l9S9 and I9SO ~ sunday a5
SSO C On sunday % Phad@1is go go
s$S sSe s$S Su 1%SS
'O''' anu w. oPHILADELPHIA.
r.y o1p.EsTABLJsHEr ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
oor.A1xs EACH WAY WEEKDAYS. AND 0 on Sun.
DAY, STATIONS " Thakl Z IN
DOUBLE TRACK TIE MOTT riSF l9yP
A%Ni' ~ WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
,xure., Train. leave NewYOk. DesDlOsses and Court
siSi 4:2o s. $50. g aud 10 Limited u IN $2o gao
a O. g. T. 8 and D. and ~ msht ouhu"ys o. %
IS Limiied). 10 n A, o. 4 ana D. H. anu -
Fxprsss Trains leave New daily except sunday ~
7i2O m. aud p. running through wa rie"to" a"i
Returning trains leave Street stations philadelphia
1901. 800, 800 345 $50. 75, 80 $50 ana =. a. ~
Uiinted Express 1880 %. NJ l, 3. 4. o, f5Z0 LINZ
63O 7sa5 u 500 b m. sunday 1901. 800 3d.
345 80 l. i525 Lmted $50. 7.46 and B 70 y 10
Leave Philadelphia via cindsn "a and 4'So m daily
except sunday. -
Ticket Onices s35 $40 ard g44 Broadway Astor House
OF Desbrosses aud Courtandt sts cvqILs ann
Annex station foot Oi Full Brooklyn Nos
IA lf6 and rs Hndsonst Hoboken station Jersey CITY
Emisrant Ticket ONCE, Pier L.
The York Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage frOin hotels and residences
'CuARLES Il. PUGH. J. r. WOOD,
Genera manager. General Pass'r Agent
T0PTTIAK SHORE LINE.
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= CRY RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
ONCE Pier 49, ~ r., foot OF Cortlandt-st
consgnments freight forwarded as directed to any part
Of the word
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOX DISPATCH
Orders received delivery of ali kinds of freight and mer
chandise TO any part OF the city.
sEAAND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly ghterel toanyPoi Mt
in the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
steamers John H. starn and Erastus Cornia= for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier Is. N. r. at0 IN daily saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between Sewtork AMI
New. Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points D. L. w. X X received at Pier ID
For New Haven and points East At Pier Is
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND Eleven MllesiDr
Ten Cents VIA Steamers from Iron Pier l. r.. foot Of
Whitehal-st
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. Communipaw. n J-Dry DOCKS
Machine shops everything appertahlhs " tAs
construction AID repair of vessels
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Alusitai 9nstrnmenis.

DEATHS ORGANS, 81 stops, 1928, Pianos
ID s2V7 CO. Factory running DAY aud night ,s'.a"s"
frea Address Dan TEL n BEATTY, Washington N 80
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Sllualons DarsI-- tema!es.

WASHING or 1RONING.-By a young
w woman arstclass worker Cab ,or two days at 400
Last adst
lNAl lKESS.-By "a com Yeten' young woman,
w in private family first class under stands making all
kinds OF ads fOui years ieleience Atdress NJ - bVA
43. tribune Uptown once, l,25s Broadway.
WAITRESS aud SEAMS fRE>S.-By a
w Welsh Protestant gr fstclass waitress soam
stress ana to wait a lady lO7 Last z7th-st
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GUNNER Resorts.

GUNNER Resorts.
DAVILION HOTEL and COTTAGES,
1 ISL IP. LONG Island
VIII open March 81 IA - sLAIIh oi tho Berkeiey
6th.ave and 9th ST.. owner and proprietor
rINHE ARGYLE,
BABYLON L. l.
WILL OPEN FOR SEASON OF 1888 MAY 20rH APPLI-
CATION SHOULD BE MADE EARLY FOR CHOICE
OF ROOMS. r,urs n corn
WHERE SHALL WE SUMMER I-Persons
w de-rng q MAJ of aud select family watering
~, sidrces UITCHCOCK & DENTON,
WI" P'~'' Ii Chambefs-st., n. Y.
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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXoURsIoHS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.
For TURKS ISLAND JAMAICA. HAfIL PohiO hlCO'
IsTHMUS OF PANAMA aud .ObohblA-
Sailing cry weokTouIsts Invited TO avai
OF these which they make ON any fouIe ,o
take the extreme loW prloe OF 20 per
Az bf includes living the steamer the whole
time and they transfer other steamer Oi ihe no
they NAV ~ ct on the voyage
Yor passage apply 20 ,,,oo, . ,, $3.50.
10 State -, kew.iaEs.
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Ocean CLEANERS.

NATIONAL LINE.-FrOm Pier 80. \. IL.
~ FOR LIVERPOOL AID QUEkNSTO"N
FOR LONDON DI ttcl ., o.,o -
DENMARK. Mar. 7, 81 III. tftCf. hhIcn ~. ~, ~ III
Cabin 65 10 s7O outward $26i prepaid stooago
ticket $40 w. j. USI. Manager, % ana 20 bTOn"Ay
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and nd, the inc
Ffchburg; 81 10 Newport Fall River; 81 20 70 rev
bedford corresponding reductions to other
NEWPORT ami DID COLON ie p pa North RiTer foot
BrooEyn GOT Of Futonst 1850 p Jersey City drom
foot OF Exchange place. at Z pm.
'o"DN' GRO L. 90 INoR. Cent Pass. Agent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-Commencing November D. 1882
through Will leave Grand central Depot nm.
MonfIes wit draw also 10 saratoga,
$40 m special Express for Chicago daily stoppins on
st Albany. Rochester Bunso Eric ANU
iosia H. Chicas Express drawing groom carss) Canaan
dagna Rochester and Buffalo. r,.,,.
A. M TO bany Troy with connection to Uuca SARA
toga, ens FAILS. Lake George and Rutiand
$3.50 p. ~, Albany ana TOY special. Satnrdaysony
n M. Accommodation TO Albany ami Troy. , o,,,.
h Sleeping cars TOT ST. lf,u,s'
running dav the also niagara u'
$50 Express daily except sunday with sleeping cars
toSyracuse and tn Auburn Road also 10 saratoga HI" W
8 D. m Pacific Express daily. WITH sleeping.cars TOT
Rochester. Buffalo Cleveland Toledo peirOiI NhSASo anu
III o. NJ Night Express with 70 Albany aud
Troy with morning trains i0r tne most anu
Tickets sale at 10. Bowling g Gen. d. anu % "
way and at Wescots Express Omces u Gpsio
ErooSlyn ""'' Nv" c. b. MEEkER,
+ AZ TOUCEY. Gen Sup't Gen. Passenger Agent
SrUNINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON:
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST. -,
Reduced fare SO TO Boston for hrstcass uekes goou onV
Elegant steamers daily Sundays excepted at p m
from Pier River. fool Of Jay-St New ORR
PROVIDENCE LINE, for freight only: Steamers leave
from Pier River. loot " Warrenst 49, p: H. daiy
fSuuday excepted Boston Providence dlrect.
+. w. POPPLE. Acting Gene al Pas,enger AGENT:
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wv ANTFD IMMEDIATELY.-Y active
w and reaole union eamposi,os on can pro-
work. hteady intelligent aud md promp bay
At TAYIOKS, Nassau ST.
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poNDs AND COUPONS OF
"A Col Uoc<ing Valley & Toledo car Trust
f6ffvinal issue sS,i 900 outsta nding. Si37,OOO)'
Maturing March !. 1888,
WIN he pald on and after that date at the once OF
POST. MARTIN CO.
al, at
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,

GERMAN A 0Sp, T. ir ;; NAL Ifo SbEAMEho'
STEAMSHIP LINE BEiW ~ NEW YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN ,,-
,.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-YoRK 10 sOUrIiANP
TON HAVRE or BREMEN. .co
FIRST CABIN .......SiOOl SECO ID CA BIN ......fvo
STEER GE. $50. 800.
Return tic kets reduced ra.S Prepaid Steerago ceh
$24 steamers sail from Pier be'"een second ana
in'i''''' n'OoA' oEiRICHs q CO. ? Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-01
Ocean Steamers.

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and directllne to the South OF France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DiRGeE
CHATEAU LATTE. 4.Oa0 tons. - March 3. IN
CHATEAU LEOVILLE. 4.OnU tola Wei, r J. : - n
Travellers France spain and italy Pyreneee Fan
Nice &C. will save and expense by taking TINS Ane
Cabin Including wnel. $50. Storage so for pf''A|'
appiyto rtrporrAvore AZ scayerst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-01
uREASURER'S OFFICE.

MN IUEh
THE CONTENTION con 0LiDATED MIN
ING COMPANY this day dec are'l " regular nonthp
dividend "a - ~ WLNTN FIVE CENTS Prk ~ltAh i-
ayabc fol raiy iHs vt the Once OF The Farmers Lnah
ana trust Co pauy - Exchange place on AZ st'A *
In Nowi ofk. Transfer books cOse on Fcufnaf{
wharf SMITH. Vice president
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OHIO GENITAL RAUBOAD COMPANY }
NFw. YORK Feb -. 1857
COUPONS maturing Marcn /, 1883, on me
" ONO CENTRAL RAILROAD. RIVER DINislOS'
Ir.t Morton Bonds will be paid ~ The metropolitan VA
tionai Bank. JUN T. ~ I,o,,r,er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-01

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPANfl
TREAsUKER's OFFICE 80 u BRoADsi- Z
NEW. YORK Feb. 49, 1893.
/,OITpONS Of the Pend a'OrcIlle Division
bonds of This company due March prnX'mo. VIII be
P "P ROBEkT LESOX BELkNhf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-01

DorRIF TRACK. THE most IMPROVED EoUIP
UU1S ~ iNn ri r FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
3A|-' 80 - WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
The Dawson journal., 1883-02-08
GLAD TEDsN(fS TO SUFFER-
ING WOMAN!

A specific has been discovered thgt
positively corrects oil menstrual disorder. I
1t miroculously relieves, and cures all that
class OF troublesome maladies in woman.
1t has long been known and used and its
specific powers are ahndantly vouched for
by The experience of thousands of women.
This magic balm is now finding its wsY
INTO almost every household in the land,
and is known by its significant and ex.
pressive name, Bradfeld's Female Regula-
tor.
ATLANTA, GA, March 12, 1870
have eH,Hnined the recipe of BradfeIds
Female Scglaator, and believe it most
excellent medicine, and wei suited to alb
thai class OF diseases designaed. h.ve nc'
hesitation III recommending ii to the pub
lie.
JOEL EsRANHAM, NJ. d
DR.. j. 8raucid. Prop, Atlanta. Ga
Price, S1.5d per bottle sod by all Drug
gist3 and Wholesale Agents.
The Dawson journal., 1883-02-08
Christmas In 1852.

On Christmas day, 1852, when
confederate money ina begun to
depreciate, turkeys in Virginia were
worth 81 apiece, salt thirty-three
cents a pound, while 1.-The yule log''
was Sl5 cord, fire crackers were
IS pack. In 1868 turkeys ha
risen to $50 apiece; whiskey aad
rum for egg-nog cost 575 a gallon
sugar was from IS to $40 a pounl ;
-four SI25 d barrel. Gold was at n
premium of $3.50, anu plain
Christmas dinner cost about $500.
In 1864 -four was 5000 a barrel;
butter $40 a pound, and sugar s.
an once. At Christmas dinner at
country house near Richmond, they
had for dinner a $500 ham, AMI the
last turkey on the plantation valued
at Sl75, with 500 worth of cabbage,
potatoes and honiny. Corn bread
was served made of meal at $50 u
buShel, and salt at 81 pounl. The
desert was black Hnolasses a, $50 a
gallon, and after one cup Of tea
real tea-worth 800 pound,
treasured for the occasion rs a sur
prise, and not sassafras-there was
coffee, a decoeti)u made from swe .
potatoes cut outi little square.
toasted anl ground
The Dawson journal., 1883-02-08
The Vanity Purse.

The money question between bus
band and wife is one of the most
serious drawbacks to married hap
piness, and it is time it was adjusted
on more just and equal basis. The
life OF utter dependence which sons
women lead is crushing and degrad
ing. Men do not realize the utter
hopalessness and vacuity to which
the system condemns women. They
say my vile is a good, well inten-
toned woman, but she does nor un-
derstand business or finances, and
knows that for the welfare Of the
whole family, it is best that I should
soc to the general disbursements, .
Now, Goes anybody believe that it is
necessary for the welfare of the fami-
II that she should go TO mm fol
twenty-five cents every tinc sAeneeds
it for car-fare or spool Of thread !
Is it right or lust to take her imbe-
cility in money matters for granted
before she has been tested Is ii
not such women, who are left by the
failure of some speculative craze, to
their own resources, with the burden
of family upon their inexperienced
shoulders, VINO often display wonder
full powers OF energy and calculation,
In addition to thrift and persaYering
industry, which ought to put all sucl
men to shame? Women, as a general
rule, can make one dollW 90 as far as
two IN the hands OF men. and man,
conceited individuals VINO now con
slider that the social system bounded
by the four walls of then dwelling
would cease to resolve if they wor,
taken out OF it, woald find clca
happiness and great pecdniafy ad
vantage IN putting the control OF al
the interior details Of their homes il
the han Is of their wives, with a d
vision Of the income equal to the re
quirements.-W aman'e Journal.
The Dawson journal., 1883-02-08
Old TimeS-rhe Persons Who
Sigh for the away Back
Xonuar

Yonder.
Some people are in the habit of
saying ''awAy back yonder in the
good old stimes." Out upon such
silly stuff The 'away back yonder'
was not half SO good as the living,
breathing present. Away back yon-
der farmer puts stone in one end
OF his bag and bushel of corn in
the other, aud throwing it across
horses back, carries it to mill twelve,
fifteen AMI twenty miles away. Now
he does no such thing. Away back
yonler before the days of ucifer
matches, when a farmer allowed his
ire to 90 ouu, he was compelled to
travel several miles in order to bor-
row Chunk, or else 60 down on his
Knees and ''strike hint, painful
operation TO be sure.
Away back yonder before the days
OF sewing machines The gool house
wife sat up into the small hours Of
the night plying her needle, while
her eyes, and back, and heart ached
almost beyOn endurance. Away
bac /; yondcr it required weeks and
sometimes months to communicate
with OF visit distant friends. The
railroad, telegraph and telephone
have annihilated time aul space,
AID messages are sent aud received
| from great dis ances iii few hours
If man be thocs lnd miles from
home, and his wife happens to break
her leg or give bIrth to a twelve
pound boy he is fully informed of the
aff1r almost before the neighbors
hear Of it themselves. If il is necessa-
ny for him t" reach home quickly he
has only to tale IL seat III the express
train, and in few hours at most he
is safe in the bosom of his family.
Away back yonder Tennessee
merchants travelled on horseback and
in wagons to Philadelphia to buy
goois RETURNING the s,Ln1 way, re-
qunng months to make the trip,
running the risk Of being robbed on
the way When The ice crop taile /,
the sick and feverish suffered intense
ly. Now ice is manufactured 1iSns
at our doors, AMI sold so cheap that
even the poor can afford to buy it,
Away back vonler when mau
fell from the top ola house anil broke
his leg, the simple country Docto.
sawed it off with his I'll lie instru-
ments, and if the patient, who was
compelled to be IA witness to the
scene recovered, he was regarded as
particularly fortunate. LII this year
OF grace, 1888, we find physicians,
$ pplied wiyh most approved instru-
meats for sach work, and medici1e
to render the patient unconscious
during the operation.-Away back
yonler when we resolved news from
the old world it was from SIX to ten
months old. In 1883 all important
news happening over there is printed
almost before it is known at the place
of happening.
Old fosles may pine fol the "Away
back yonder,' hut as tor young
America, he is looking to the future.
Nashville Banner.
The Dawson journal., 1883-02-08
JerI1cd Z75 Zee Into he Al.

At Minneapolis, as A. C. sullivan
NJ James Campbell were WORKING
on the electric light mast Yesterday,
the rope boiling the $40 pound
balancing weight slipped. The mon
had hold of the rope ami thought
they could holl the weight in D ace
and prevent acci Lent, but thev be
gan to ascend slowly, and Campbell
whose feet became disentanyled. tell
to the ground Relieved of his
weight, the equalizer shot like bolt
of ll5Atni Y - he ground, ierkiuc
sullivan to tie top Of the mast, l75
te@t, III an instant He reached ONT
AMI seized y small wire cable on
which he sid to the ground, unniur-
ed Campbell, who fell abou, if
teen feet, says that when he struc,
he glanced to the top Of the mas, and
saw Sullivan getting ready to con-
doFn, so that Sullivan must have
as'enlad $50 feet in about the lime
tn It 1t took Camp ell to fall. fifteen
feet.
The Dawson journal., 1883-02-08
I5MiIliOn ASsesti
INSURE WITH
j. G. PARKS.
GEORGIA

"a " 0oN' GEORGIA
hEF RESENT numbered the besta nd
4 strongest Fire Insurance Conluanies IL
tae United States whose aggregate cash
as els and capital exceed Sl5, 900, coo.
DO general Fire Insurance business, insrr..
ing every species Of property at reasonable
rates Every company for which | hsve
the agency, has fully complied with the
IaWs OF Georgia respecting the deposits
WIN W ING state treasurer Dwellings and
arm property made speciality at low
rates. Cab on or address, ~"
Jan6, ~ j. G. PARKS Dawson. Ga
The Dawson journal., 1883-02-08
Browns IRON BITTERs
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up" than
any medicine made.


In reference to the pardon of Ed
Cox who killed Col. Bob Aston about
two years Since, Bill Arp has this to
say:
Il saw crowd waiting at the depot
to see Col-Cox, who killed Aston,
and has just been pardoned-not par
doned but rcleasei-Mr. Stephens
can't pardon anybody. I've nothing to
say about Cox or his release except
this. His crime is the same now as it
was before. l care nothing for the
fine drawn lines of doubt, or who shot
first, for 1 do know be armed himself
for fight ADD did not avoid it, and he
might have avoided it. | we no respect
for a man who wants to settle 4 quar-
with pistol I've no respect Tor a
man who cArrjes "A murderou3 weapon,
I've no respect for man who does not
avoid Il 64ht with such weapons and go
away from it. Ballies and braggarts
are my especial contempt l knew
them before the war, and when the
war come they lodged it, and the very
men they had buIlied and run over
made good soldiers. who marched up
to the camons mouth. Let Cox 60,
| don care, bit don want cur peo-
pie to make a hero Of him. Lei him
retire and be quiet and re jentlnt He
has wild wed wife ana orphaned her
children and he could have d me with
out it. That is all | know or care to
know about him.
The Dawson journal., 1883-02-08
NEUTRALIZED-


In what way Prevalent Evil NAV be
Shorn of is Power to Harm.
Malaria is a broad name for many dis.
eases-all originatingin blood poisoning
Bilious fever the typhus and typhoid f.
Vers and chils are fevers arc prominent
members of the family. Melayia de6ns
alike the builders, the plumbers ana th.
physicians. Despairing of ordinary steut.
ment, the latter almost UNANIMOUSLY recon.
mend RENSON'S CAPCfNE POROTS,
PLASTER as the greatest auti-malarial
specific OF the age. These plasters act up.
ON the liver, spleen, bowels and kidneys
Worn over the region of the liver: and
upon the back over the kidneys, they ward
oil malaria like an armor. Nc other plas-
tiers do this
When you purchase, sstisfy that the word
CAPClNE is cut in the center Of the plas--
ter. Seabury & johnson, Chemists.
New York. Highest awards at Iptetna..
tionai Expeditions.
The Dawson journal., 1883-02-08
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