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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09
80 NEYT G0NGRESs

next congress, which meets in
ber. will contain a Republican
iy of two in tho senate, and q
ratio majority of fiity.nine in the
In the next house OF representa-
ere will be l91 Democrats and
bubllcans. SIX Mahoneites five in.
euts and two Greenbackers. In
congress the Republicans had
majority over the Democrats,
sngoriiy la The delegations of
states In the next one the
rats will have "a majority in twen-
staies and seyeniy.two majority
Ie Republicans. The stalcsOf Al
Arkansas, California, Delaware,
"a, and Missouri ARE solidIy Demo
those of Cole RADIO, Kansas, Maine,
iuta, Nebraska. New Hampshire,
J, Rhode Island and Vermont are
Republican. At the last election
iaocrats gained lity-six members,
Tvs; OHe IN Arkansas, four in
nia, TWO la Connecticut, one in
,. 1--WE in Illinois, four in Indiana,
lows, TWO IN Massachusetts, six
hIGan, seven ia Missouri. eight in
nh, light IN Ohio. four in Penn
p, one in South Carolina. one in
see, five in Texes, four IN
sin; in all sixfy-two. They have
in Florida, one in Maryland,
mississippi, two in North Caro-
Z ono III Virginia. The Green
have lost two members in
four IN Missouri and one In
lvania. The Republicans have
sixteen mem hers and have lost
AZ. leaving q net loss Of twenty
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FINE CATTLE.

Judge e. d Bachelors fine bunch Of
thoroughbred shnrthnrn Durham cattle
passed through here to-day on
their way to his Dow creek
ranch. There are twenty five head in
the herd, of which sixteen are COWS
eight calves and one bull They are re-
ally beauties and doubtless the finest lot
of cattle ever brought II Lyon county
Judge Bachelor is progressive and
successful stock raiser, and is to be com
mended Tor the excellent quality of cat
tie he handles. Mr.. Bachelor and 9th
er gentlemen have demonstrated thai
fine cattle can be as successfully grown
in Kansas. and right here in Lyon coun,
ty, as anywhere in the United States, and
each year witnesses very marked i'm
provement IN the herds of this section
of the country.
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A musical wonder Is exhibited in
London 1t is called the Gamma. The
notes are produced by dogs, twelve OF
whom ara acated in row inside long
box Keys 0h the outer lylard commu-
nicale with wires. which toach each ami
maps head. and when the performer
strikes the ivory, and the contact warns
the dog, whine, a y,li. bark. or bass
grnwi Is the response. The harmony IL
detective, but the lAhcsInqs training has
given the strange orchestra a moderate
~ tunefnl facility.
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AREDUCrIoN OF FARE.

MIR. w. B. Luther. of the Park Place
hotel, has just completed some fine i'm
provements at his comfortable hostelry,
and has reduced his rates from 81 90 to
$3.50 per day. While the fare has been
reduced there will be no deterioration in
the accommodations OF the house. which
will be held up TO the excellent standard
which has always been maintained by
Mr.. Luther He will be assisted in the
Office by John Burke, who has been FILL
ing the position for some time past of
night clerk at the Coolidge, and this of
itself will be a sufficient warrant to the
patrons of the Park Place that their
wants will be carefully mlnlstered to.
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InEormations were flied in the dis
trict court Monday against the fol-
lowing parties charged. with violating
the liquor law: Catherine Wind, j.
O'TOole, l.. Macke, George Cade, A.
Gudekunst and Pete Heidrick. They
haYe all given bond for their appear
ance at the September term of court.
Now let the war be carried into Africa,
and let the temperance people stand
shoulder TO shoulder with the prosecu-
ton.
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1NsULrED az A CoLoRED MAN.

Mrs. Conductor Mccoy, of Kansas
City, who Is visiting in Emporia, was
insulted Monday by colored man while
walking on the Santa Fe track in the
direction of the train dispatcher's Office.
She became frightened and ran to her
husband, who was on way car near by,
and who promptly proceeded to chastise
the rascal, whose name was not ascer-
tanned. Constable Vernon, who hap
pened 10 be in the neighbGrhood. was
then informed of the occurrence and
started to arrest the offender, who took
10 his heels and thus escaped.
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Cri,tenden's Denial.

SAN Francisco, Aug. S.-Governor
Crittenden, of Missouri, was interviewed
this morning and emphatically denied
the statement teiegraphed from Kansas
City that he PROMISED Bob Ford $4,000
reward il he brought ia ,frsse James
alive and $4,000 if dead. lie says he
did not know Charlie Ford had any con-
nection with the Blue Cut robbery
until after the robbery was perpe-
trated 1t Is absolutely untrue
that protection was offered Ford prior
to the robbery. He frequently saw Bob
Ford but refused to make any arrange
ment other than that he announced d
proclamation offering $4,000 for the ar
rest and conviction of each of the Jsmes
boys. Judge Phillips, attorney of the
James boys at present in this city, de-
clined to converse ON the subject
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According to the dispatches rich sill
yer deposit has been discovered near
Yates Center. which isiurning the htads
Of the people of Woodson county. Kan
sas seems to be sort of general depos-
itory Of everything found within the
moral and material universe, but we have
always been disposed 10 regard tail corn,
big steers, fat hogs and politicians with
prominent eye-teeth az the staple pro
ducts of the state
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RmcLI.ns. ar,.1.. ~.

The greatest medical wonder lH the
world Warranted "a speedily cure
Burns, BRUISES. Cuts. Ulcers, Salt
Ilneum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles.
ChiIblains. Gurus, rstt.r, Chapped
IIai.ds hud aE.skin ernatislns guafen-
iced Ia cure in every INSTANCE, ar money
3. WkeIdOn.
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Il. E. Fox. the secretary of the Kan
sas retail jewelers. association has just
had circular letter issued setting forth
few points in connection with the
workings of the association, and re-
questing dealers in all parts of the state
to cooperate with the same ana be pres
ent OF prepare communications to be
read at the meeting of the association to
be held at Topeka, Aug, 18th. This is
expected 10 be very important gather
ing, and jewellers generally appear tn be
manifesung great amount ot interest
IL, ~
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Administrators Sac.

In pHrsHanee Of an orsleR Of the pzoI,at.
e9uH Of Sefsho county. Kansas. viii ~ ~,
sane day At the front door OF the cr,,irf r,,,s
ln the city 81 EmpnEIa. In the county 81 5svass
anst state o. kAnsaS. Offer for sale AMI eeI1 -
tie SIG nest slaeisg FOR cash In hand fhe s<l-
leWm asscrIhzd real estate, to-ggit ;: SHe
ilorth half. Of the northwest quarter Of 80
s.oa -. soastee1 Ia and the scItfs half e he
..o.s ,s.sSen q y all in township sfxees1 ne,
.Ss,e.. sasge twelve ~ east IN I.ysn soaniy.
Of the es;ate Of n q esss~t
deceased Wf5E
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THE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

The Lyon County Medical Society
held its regular monthly meeting last
night. The attendance was smaller than
usual. but the interest was sufficient to
compensate for any uther defect. DIR.
g. A. BiddIs read an exceedingly inter-
esting paper on peri Urine Celluli-
It's" which was discussed at consldera-
bic length by all the members present,
each one giving expression to thoughts
and ideas which we're new and full OF
practical suggestions. The next mt et-
ing Will be held on the first Tuesday in
September when DIR. J. A. QverstEeet
will read paper on some topic of mu-
tnaI interest and benefit to the society.
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rHE nosTos CommarDrRy

The Boston cammandery passed
through Emporia last night between 10
and II O'Clock, on special tram con-
sisting of eight sIeepers and two bag.
gage cars. en- route for San francisco.
They Travelled in superb style, and we
only regret tint they could not nave
enjoyed view of the handsomest town
oa the Senta Fe, by daylight.
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ApLEAsANr VISIT

w. F. Ewing, d. Hail. T. S. Jones and
Ed. Hoffer went to Ossge City last even-
ing to institute Section No. 622 EndOw
ment Rank of the Z. of 2. They were
received in royal style. taken to supper
by d. j. Roberts, of the Herald. and
cannot speak in sufficiently aAlttring
terms of their visit.
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TUESDAY,. AUG. ., 1888.

II
ET H1RTLGAN'S CASE.
ummary dismissal of Cadet
IL, Hartigan from the Military
Y, for hazlng a newcomer. is
prove an effective blow against
ftlce. Cadet Hartigan had pass
ga three years Of his course.
Try prospect of graduating hon.
He held a high rank as a stu
I had promising career before
iH prompt expulsion from the
under such circumstances, BY
ftary of war, on the recommen-
4 the superintendent, Gen. Wes-
fritt, cannot fail TO create a
4 impression among his COM
sazing in this particular case
form OF a military as we'll as
emic offence. A cadet OF the
o had just entered having been
as a sentinel at night, young
p and several of his comrades,
and otherwise disguised, annoy
Afterward, Hartigsn, decked
word, passed himself of rs the
4 the day, obtained the counter
And gravely instructed the
in what he alleged 70
correct methods of challenge,
ther mischievous cadets, creep.
behind the unlucky youth, sud.
fixed him, covered bis face and
him into deep ditch, badly
I him. Apart from this NAL.
pt, interfering with a sentinel
post is a serious offence, even il
"a practical joke. Personatinl
acer Of the day, and giving in
ms as II from him, Is also an OF
b TO be overlooked. According
BIC lad recognized three of hi
TORS, the punishment of the lead
igan, was made severe, that o
Pr two being lighter.
at West Point and AnnapOli
,iforts have been made Of lat
% stop the practices known a
Whoever undertakes to haz
ss il with n iull knowledge of tn
D runs. Sometimes the trick
upon newcomers are humorou
Unless; but universal experience
that any latitude allowed for tn
leads TO cases of cruel and COW
persecution. Even in college
hazing retains foothold, IL is IN
rule that sophomores endeavo
freshmen, but students in thei
rear arc supposed to have passe
the time for INDUCING in-thI
>, If 10 is kept up at all. Cade
sn's punishment is severe, but nc
He'd.
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4 Lie Out.

DODGE CRY, Kan, Aug. S.-A report
has been telegraphed from here stating
that the Texas fever was raging among
our cattle in malignant form, and it
becomes necessary to contradict it en-
phatically. There has not been q single
cose of the fever here or near here this
season, nor has there been any form or
species of disease among our stock re-
sembling'it In any manner, closely or re-
motely. Stock never looked better with
us, and was never before so free from
disease as at present
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Good ADVICE

The following sensible letter written
by Sen tor Plumb to citizen of VIM
field who made inquiries of him concern
ing lands in the Indian Territory is pub
lished by the Atchison Champion:
DEAR SIR: / have yours of the 18th.
To my mind there is no use of going to
Oklahoma until the government has in
some way declared the land open for
settlement.
If each and every man who has been
elected from the Territory had faithfully
applied his time and money lost to open
ing farm elsewhere, he would be fairly
we'll off. Payne has spent time enough
to have paid tor farm in Kansas-but
I suppose he has spent the money OF
others.
OF course, in time, all public lands
all BALANCES OF military reservations and
of Indian reservations-wilI be opened
for settlement. Meanwhile there are
plenty of public lands for those who
have none, and will be for some time
But really, should man who has q
farm in Kansas complain that the gov.
eminent don't give him another
Wouldn't it be better to save some of the
land for the perishiDg thousands who
have none? p. B. PLUME.
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The law promulgated by Herbert
Spencer to the effect that ian incident
force falling ca en- aggregate containing
like and unlike units segregstes the like
and separates the unlike" has been re-
pudialed by the Concord school of phi
losophy. Is Col Van Horn, of the Kan
sas City Journal in the house, and will
he please step forward!
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Cutting WIRES on the Wabash.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. s.-There is nothing
new regarding the telegrapher's strike
to-day. No further Withdrawals from
the Iron Mountain road arc reported
and everything Is moving smoothly and
satisfactory along the line. Six wires on
die Wabash road were cut about ten
mills north of this city Monday night
The work was no doubt done by experts,
the wires being eleanly cut with nippers
aud thee polls showing marks of steel
pronged climbers used by linemen.
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It
wrepee gentleman who has been
lived by an emissary of the Times
sas Guy, says that an early war Of
n and white races Is illminent
historic city" The hope iseher-
however. by more sanguine OBJ
pr tie situaiion. that this threat
,erfcrenos with the arts of peace
aveited by n judicious and sea-
truce Of wAtermeions and spring
~ the hands of the Saacasian
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SIN rutt;np en-. wn..

NE~ York. Ang. S-Lsst night an
other onslaught was made upon the wires
of the Western Union Telegraph com
paoy, the consequences Of which is far
more disastrous than that of the pre-
cedIng night Press Agent Somer
vile. of the Western Union. said this
morning that twenty wires were cut on
one route and fourteen ON another be
tween Passiac and Elizabethport. N j.
These were wires tn Philadelphia and
other points on The southern
division. Twenty OF the Mutual Union
wires were cut between KIngsbury and
Scarsdall, at TarrYtown. Twelve HUI
son River wires are down and eighteen
wires in the eastern circuit were de-
stroyed between Port Chester and Green
witch, Conn. The cross arms were. sawed
off and IN the latter instances the wires
were cut besides. The first wires to go
down were those on the eastern circuit,
which were lost about II 80 O'Clock last
night. Others went down shortly after
midnight. A large force OF hnemen
were sent aut TO repair the damage and
the lines are being repaired as rapidly
as possible. The cutuag OF the wires
lnterferred with others, across which
they fell so that the greatest confusion
was created. For a long time this
morning il is said S0merville was great
| ly delayed. Superintendent Huistone
intimated that when work was b,.gun this
morning, cae-h.,lf of the wires
TO Philadclphia, one-qa4r,cr OF
those To the west and ono
third of the eastern circuits, uld moi
be used. The wh"le number OF wires
cut is eighty-nine, but nearly 200 were
rendered useless in Consequence. Tele-
grams from Fort Washington said a
gang of men inieIfcred with the linemen
who were repairing The wires there and
police protection had been asked for il
case the interference continues. No clue
/ is yet discovered of the author.
of the mischief, although the greatest
vigilance is being exercised. The West
ern Union has employed detectives tt
ferret out the perpetrators of the wire
cutting. 1t is the general opinion tha
the striking linemen are answerable f.il
the injuries. The company is consider
ably put out by this new method of war
fare. At the headquarters of the broth
erhood of telegrators it is emphatically
denied that the cutting was being don't
by the striking linemen.
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A.aann,a

81. LOUIS. Aug Z.
Hoes eceipts. 3e9o; xhipments. $50;
weak; ASht. s Sos GO; mixed IS 0Oa5 25s
CaTFLk-fEeceipss. 431: lower; tops. s. 81
as 30; light choice shipping, "a 7Sfl35 @:
Texans, s. z04k 90.
EL0UB-Duu sad SC lover.
higher eetkye.' Ma red 81 e5z<
9H OK cash; No red. 9sc1d cox.
GoIssl-HIgher but slow: 4S5fcE1sszs
OATs-higheR bat slow. s6112skc cash
lsoRK-Dull: jas,bing. t13 S50SIs 60
BAe0E-k g. 81 s00$7 OK; s X, $EG35<0
81 %: s c, IS tx
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.Aem.r.-o

CHICAGO. Aug s.
Hoas-Ree'ts. 10 900: active; % 10 q higher:
light, IS a36 IS; mixed packing. IS 1fEas 10:
heavy packing ami shiDning s. 30fe5 90
. CAFTLR-R Receipts, 400; active. exports
s. SeE3690s good 70 es9iee shifspers, s. aO1
- 10 Gomm0n % fair. = 2Sd5 IS
WHRAF-Hjxhee; 81 o7k
CogN-HIglaef: s7Xc
OAFe-ElFm. s7s.
P0RE HigIleTs s1a %
LAEIs-His tes; IS IS
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Robert Milliken brought to The
News Office this afternoon fine bunch
OF flowers from his green house.
Among them were some choice varic-
ties of gladiolas and salvias.
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The Amphion Quintette held very
satisfactory practice at the residence Of
the pianist last evening. There we've
p-.-s,nt G. D. Holnies. first ienors r d.
Taylor, serand trnor; Geo Fowler, see
ol.l tenor d ID BenHGis, iirst bass; G..
Fletcher, secand hass; VIM. Rees, pian-
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Telegram once nobhed.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. S-The tele=
graph Office at Bismarck was mobbed
last evening by the strikers. The mob
consisted of twenty-five men, who broke
into the Office, compelled new man to
quit work and then took him and put
him in bed at hotel Manager ORA
per has moved the office to the Tribune
building to prevent further trouble.
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Brigadier-General Command
sBNDAY SCHOOL NOTEs

The jackson township meeting that
was to come off July 10Th, but was pre-
vented by rain. viii be held at the Rap
ids Methodist church, August 18Th. The
same program will be presented as be-
fore announced, and as far as possible
the same persons VIII speak UPON the
topics. Neosho Rapids Will do what it
can to entertain those who come. but all
who can shopld bring their dinners with
them, as tables will be arranged for >
picnic dinner.
By request Of the president.
a. G. STEVENSON
The township meeting for Waterloo
viii be held in The n. g. church al Ivy
on the % b Of this month. the program
and speakers of which viii be announce
cd next week
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A poor. degraded woman OF middle
age. shn came in from Wyanaots last
evening. and was picked up in stste Of
beastly intoxication by the police. was
kept at the jail lass night and senton her
way this morning as far as Strong City.
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MCDONNELL on oMETER Co,
North la Sstlie ST, Chicago.
Ia Send for Circular.
PREPARE FOR BRGDKE'S GRAND
EXCURSION.

By Rail and River. KASs As CITY to ST.
PAUL.
The 18th and 18th of Brooke's Serial exeur.
ssons. running from Kansas City 10 81. Pail
depot at g 80 p. M, August 18Th and ae1teEa.
berlO. The trip from Kansas City 10 the Mis-
sissippf river will be made by rail AZ
magnificent siae-wheel passenger steamers
TO st. Paul Passengers may return on any
regular boat. or any regular train. The
cheapest and most enjoyable trim ever A..
ranged. Secure tickets early as only 8 limit
cd number viii be sold. Send for No N
'.Brooke's Excursion Guide" for full mar
ticulars. Address e. n. BROOKE. Mnnagcr.
l2l West Sixth street, Kansas City.
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.er,a 4aig V,ror = go -,

Ayers Hair VIgor IS safe, agreeable
and beneficial. Il ss the most elegant,
and its elects are very lasting. making
il The most economical pf toilet prepare
lions BY ITS use ladies can keep their
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The Kansas City Live Stock Market Is Re
ported especially fer THE DAILY
- NEWS every afternoon by
ANDY J. SNYDER & CO..
EooIns - and ~ Exchange Building
KANsAscITY sTOcK Y iRns.

At Kansas city.
EAErAR CITY. aug. g.
CATTLE-Reeeipts. 81 o.: market active.
and prices shade stronger thaa Tuesday,
HOeS-Bet cspts, 2,3f7; market opened ar
tive l0c higher, but ri )stng slow; heavy sell
ing Is l0fe45 IS; mixed 50 283s6 IS; select
light IS S00$s IS.
Daily Indicator reports.
WIFE Ar Receipts, 16,93e bush; shipmenfs.
=. o.; GrIner and higher; No. red cash
sales, %; No. rcd, c9si sales, 90s
coRH- Receipts. i5,TS0 hush; shipments.
Il, 746; aFmer and higher; 40. mixed. cash
Sales 39[c.
kYE-Nos2 cash, 42e bid
Eass-Act SO strong At l3e eandied.
BUfFER UnekssgeA
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TUFTS
PILLS
TORPID BOWELS,
DISC I r . E I. 3 E ; LIVE Rs

From these sources arise three- fourfha nj
the diseases OF the human race. These
symptoms Indicate their existence: Loss of
ache, fulIness after eating, aversion to
exertion OF body or mind, EructatiOM
CT foods Arrttabi1ity OF temper, Low
spirits, a feeling or having neglected
some duty, Dizziness, E1utte ring al the
Heart, Dots before the eyes, highly col.
orea Urine, CONST1FAT1ON, and de-
on the Liver. AsaLiver medicine TUFTS
FILLS have no equal. Their action on tho
hldneys and skin Is also prompt; removing
ensers OF the systsm," producing appe.
ute, sound digestion, regular stools, n clear
SKIN and vigorous body. TUFTS PILLS
cause no nausea or gripping nor interfere
with daily work and are q perfect -
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Nahoe

John snanEier. take notice: IN VIC faIcd
lsetiIlon agaInt you and Emma apaBgIeP Ia
the district court Of Lyon county. Kansas, and
on are therein sued an'l YOU must answer
said petition on or before SeRseInl her It'll 1871.
or SAID petition viii ne taken rs true AMI
Judgment rendered. accordingly, gfvin rer-
sSnu judgement against you On . note fOr 400
with u per cf NJ interest per nRnHm from
Juae q, 1879 and epsss, and toFeiosing mort
gage 10 secsiFe said note and selling the Et<
of y W section l9, township q, Range IS
Wst-sO J.JAY BUCK. PiaintiG.
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AoAKAeEnolEs.


sz,-Lnan. .nOrsas.s and Loan Agents
L.
Treasure VIM Aatlndae
EAPORLA, kANsA
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A. Atm has huiit very neat and com-
plsie Refreshments car. which nov stands
al the Jay opera houae corner. He will
serve coffee, sandwiches and etIler.re
fIeshmenis, bcsides cigars. candies etc
We trust Mr.. Atom viii co we'll.
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ANTIDoTE TO MALARIA.
HE FEELS LIKE a UEw MAN

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
81 have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
ton, two years, and have tried ten different
kinds of pills, and TUFTS are the first
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite Is
splendid, food digests readily, and now
have natural passages. feel like q new
man." W..D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
| Soldeverywhere, 26c. Office "a Murray 81 NV
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THE PRICES ar TRADE oENrERs
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