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WyLEEsTON e,HURCEg.

WBLLESTON CHURCEH.
The annual renting of pews and sittings in this
church will take place on MONDAY Evening Dec.
31st, at 12 O'Clock, at the church All whether at
present pew-hoders or not, DESTROYS of obtaining
seats, invited to be present at that time. The
choice will be decided by competition. The church
will be Open and the committee in attendance dur
ing The afternoon of the 3lst inst to give informa-
ton to any who may call.
Dec. oath, 1883. dee28d3t
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CapeE Elizabeth.

A Christmas entertainment will be given by
the Garfield Cold Water Battalion, at tho Re.
form School this evening, commencing at Z 80
o'clock. The entertainment will be preceded
by lunch at 6 p. m.
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OFFICE OF
w. ID. AMI: S !,
so Market Square,
OFFICE OF

To1HE PUBLIC,
If in want os now furnace beg to direct your
attention to the Kohler Hot Air Furnace Its su-
periority over all others viii demonstrate if you
will call at my store. The following well known
persons have the Kohler:
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Esung for Sale.
FEtRAVERSE runners. Can be seen at 294 Fore
Il street, where they will be sold at a low price.
dec2Sd3t@ SAMUEL SHOREY.
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GRIAT RENIlNF SALB
CHAMBERLAIN / HONSTED'S
No. 45i Congress Street,
ON
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DEC. % ard %.

We shall have sale Of all our REM
nants, consisting of Silks, Wool Dress
Goods, Flannels, and various other goods
usually found in Dry Goods Store We
shall offer everything at Great Sacri-
fee, in order to cl Sc cut every Remnant
before taking an account Of stock Jan. 1.
Now is your time to secure Great
Bargain.
Come in the early part Of the day and
avoid the usual rush in the afternoon.
We shall sell these Remnants without
regard to cost.
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NOTICE.

~ &S'HHGEs
Dr. e. Il. Reed, ClairvOyant and
Botanic Pity Stefan is located for
"a short time at Merchants Ex-
change, Temple street, Portland,
Me-. Room uGp one flight.
Office Hours, . "a. I'm. 80 6 p. nl.
dec2S diff
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AUGUSTA, Dec. y, 1883. J
TO His EnceLlency Governor Robe and Eaecatipe
Council
In conformity to the provisions of sec. IL, chap.
ESQ, laws of 1888, the undersigned one of the Wis.
itng committee to the State Reform School APP
pointed by the Governor submits his yearly
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STATE OF MAINE, COUNCIL. CHAMBER, s
AUGUSTA, Dec. 20, 1888. I
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Tale oflabor.

DeHtr Tribune.
"Dave will be here tomorrow" said
Governor Tabor TO his financial agent last
evening, in tone that bespoke quiet,
trustiul JOY.
"Ah, indeed" said Judge Rowell, "Dave
lisa bright fellow. ! read his paper every
week."
"His paper2" inquired Governor Tabor,
"Wbat paper?"
"Why, the Solid Maldoon, replied Judge
RowelI; "Dave Day edits 1t, you know"
"But didn't mean Dave Day." ex-
claimed Gobernor Tabor, frowning, when
l said Dave, l did not allude to that coarse,
unfeeling creature in the San Juan, but to
Dave Davis, my old Senatorial partner"
"0h," said Judge Rowell. "Is he COM
ing to Denver"
Eyes, he will be here tomorrow" said
Governor Tabor, "and am going to do all
In my power TO make his visit u pleasant
one. Me and Dave was as thick as three
in bed when we was Senators together.
We was on the same committees, and he
used to ask my advice about all the bills he
introduced. may say without any van
ity, he was one OF my admirers. One day
he told me he had meyer seen anybody like
me- before--that l was slHt genesis" q.
whats that?" asked Judge Rowell.
"You had better study your Daniel Wob'
ster's dictionary and not expose your ignor.
ance," exclaimed Governor Tabor, and
then lapsing into calmer, kindlier mood
he added: "Maybe willintroduce you to
Dave when he comes. And that you may
spruce up little, there's dollar for another
necktie and paper collar"
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applied as they are to land devoted to cul;;
tiyated crops. Loose soils are rendered
more compact by the use Of the roller, and
very heavy soils are looseHed BY the EN-
ployment Of the harrow or scarifer. Most
farmers in this country, however, neglect
ali these things. Land Is not select
ed for a pasture. II It is TOO
rocky, broken or difficult to cultivate; II i
Il TOO wet or dry to produce good crops OF
corn, grain, potatoes or roots 1t Is devoted
TO paSturage. Land is selected for other
purposes, but the land for psst9rage IS
what was rejected as unsnlted for any
other uss. Sometimes a piece OF land
originally productive Is devoted to pasture
purposes. II this is the case It Is generally
sfler it'has been chopped TO DEATH. II
Il first planted to corn for several yeaIr,s,
then sown to grain for a period equally
long, and then laid down TO grass suited
ior moving purposes. Alter the crop Of
grass becomes so light that It scarcely pays
IN the work Of cutting, the farmer con
cIudes that the only thing he can do with
The land is 10 devote 1t TO supporting stock
during the summer when he expects
10 make the most out Of Them. There are
no evidences Of benefcent design in most
OF the pastures in this country, They are
the work OF chance or neglect.
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PERSONAL.

Senator Logan Is 10 .deliver Fourth OF
July oratioa Ut Wichita, Kan.
"Mountain Evangelist" Barnes is not
successiulin his work in England.
John Bright, 'alleged inventor Of a cele-
brated disease OF the Kidneys" is the way
an Omaha paper speaks Of the English
Quaker statesman. .aal d.
Cardinal McCloskey's house 10 simply
furnished with old fashioned hair cloth
furniture. The Cardinal lives as simply
as nus surroundings would indicate. an
Senator Don Cameron has been well re.
ceived In London society. Minister Lowell
yves Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron dinner to-day
ut which Mr.. Gladstone and other notableei
will be present.
Baron Ray des Esbarts has collection
OF hsas, which he will exhibit. at the insect
exhibition in Paris this summer. He got
nineteen varieties in Constantinople alone
and has been round the world flea hunt
iug.
Captain p. Stone. late Lieutenant Gener'
al eth Egyptian army, and who was
Brigadier General Of the United States
forces during the war, has been mustered
asnG. A. r. at New York. The General
now superintends the construction Of the
pedestal for the Bartholdi statue Of Liberty,
on Bedloe's Island.
JahnG. Whittier often writes improml ia
verses in albums and elsewhere, bright
with a gayety that does not often appear in
his more important works. Not long ago
he wrote In the album OF young lady
who with her friends had been rallyipg
hun on h,s bacnelorhood-the following
liaes: ). ,
'Ah, ladies' you love TO levy atu
GA my I0Or Il tie paper parcel OF hme; 3D..
Yet sIr ,nSU Il seems that atnohs you all
NJ unO Is willIn to take my name 20
To Wri,e aud Etwrtte, TIL the angels pity her,
ans weaIIfll words. Thine truly, HluHiER I"
General Grant, being complimented on
his healthy appearance, he answered: u
don't think ever felt better, either; and
though don't weigh within fifteen pounds
OF what did once, | am certainly much
stronger aud great deal more active"
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Are YOU disturbed at night and broken OF
YOUR rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting tseth2 II 50. send Of
once and get bottle OF Ms. Windows
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething It's
value Is incalculable, It will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon It, mother, there Is no mistake about
It. It cures dysentary and diGrrhoes, fegu;
collie. softens the gums, reduces inAamma.
Hon, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system Mrs, Wins'ow's Soothing Syrup
ior Children Teething Ia pleasant to the
taste, and Is the prescription OF one OF the
Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
In the United States, and Is for sale BY all
druggists throughout the world. Price %
cents a bottle, .....r.. hwS&w
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ADlG,rence IN Hu.bands

Adrian Ifnies.
Iynmen's Christian Temperance Union a
little while to get acquainted, but when the
acquaintances was once formed it ripenedi
fast. "How do you give your nameH" asked
one lady to another as they removed their
wraps Ut the door one morning. II have
usually written it Mrs. James P. Jones 3,
"Did your mother name you James P"'Y'
inoaiied tho first speaker, with considera.
BE emphasis. l will never call myself by
nv husbands name" "NOr l." Nor J."
Nor l." came from number Of bystanders.
The little woman appeared surprised to find
herself 40 largely inthe minority, but she
finally icdnd breath and courage enough to
say: "Well, suppose it does make 9
difference what kind oil man the husband
is" And when the President rung to order,
the knot of ladies' dispersed, and there was
a sort OF look upon their faces as II the
little woman had come out ahead.
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The ailantus, or "Tree OF Heaven" ID so
rapid, 80 distinct and SO grand grower,
aud Is likely to BE SO serviceabie for wood
on the Western plains, that 1t should by
no means be allowed to 90 out Of culture
merely because the male flowers have q
fetid smell during their brief season oil
bloom. DR.. Thurber says the female bios
SONS are quite inodorous, and as they grow
on some trees entirely without any male
blossoms nurserymen would do well to OBJ
tain stock OF such, from which 1t would be
easy to propagate by root cuttings. They
will multiply themselves fast enough wher
but few are wanted, fol- every piece OF root
left 10 the ground will send up a sprout,
alter the manner Of that first class farmer's
tree, the yellow locust.
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LlME KILN CLUE.
A Question OF Priyii. ge-And How 10
struck tho Club.

A Questios Of Priyii ge-And How 10
Il. Struck the Club.
DetrOt Free PrtH,
The gentlemen who entered Paradise
Hall The other evening by way Of a second
story window, and found his foot in a bear
trap as he approached the club safe to rob
it Of sos, S75 %, will hear Of something 10
his advantage by addressing the Secretary
Of the club. Parts Of q boot, three toe
nails in state Of good preservation, the
leg Of a pair OF pantaloons, and several
other relics OF the event can be had by
calling at the hall and giving the j4nitor
the wink 1t may be mentioned right
hUre that Paradise Hall Is q well guarded
Institution. The safe ia provided with an
electric bell TO ring up Samuel Shin from a
distance OF mile and hall; q bear trap Is
LETT set and hungry for blood under every
window; three spring-guns are waiting on
the stairs TO vote in the affirmative.
WhaIebone Howker arose TO question
of privilege. He had heard it charged
again and again that at leastte prominent
members OF the Lime. Kiln Club wore cor.
sets, and used musk as periumery. If there
was any truth in the charge, he wanted to
be ready to pulverize the next man who
mentioned it.
"Gem'len," said Brother Gardner, as he
looked around in a fatherIy manner, I'll
dar' am anybody among you who wars
corsets, please stand up an be spotted iur
life" Fi"'E"t
There was no response. It was noticed
that the Rev. Penstock was yisibly agitated,
and Prof. Shadb lck De Pew slid carefully
of the end Of the bench in search OF some.
thing on the floor, but no man stood up. "
Pickles Smith arose to speak word in
favor of Judge Chewso. A few weeks ago
the Judge was fned 81 300 for passing
plugged half.dollar on the treasurer in pay.
ment OF dues. While it was mean trick,
il deliberately contemplated, there was
evidence that the Judge was as innocent
as yearling babe. He was noted as an
absent minded gentleman OF culture, and
was also 80 near sighted that he would go
along the street raising his hat to butcher
carts and ice. wagons. Brother Smith had
figured up that It would take the Judge
SIS years 10 pay that fine, and 10 ask a
member TO continue under such funeral
pail as that for the best part OF his life was
10 dampen his ardor and kill bis ambition:
The President replied that the fine wonld
be RENTED, but the Judge and all other
members must understand that trying TO
beat the club treasury was an offence little
short OF murder. The next man who
dropped tenpenny nail Into the collection
hat, or the next member who offered de-
based money in payment OF bis solemn
dues, would hear crash little short oil the
explosion Of dozen steamboats, in chorus.
Giveadam Jones, Whalebone Howker,
and Professor Sly back were appointed a
special committee on this seasons melon
crop, with instructions to ascertain tho
acreage, the probable yield, the quality,
and 10 report on any invention designed TO
keep melon patch and colored man
eighty rods apart on cloudy night.
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HOME PROOF.

K,dney And Liver Diseases aud Rheumatism
an 1tred Misunderstanding seemed 70 help ne;
could not getoutoi bed. DE. smith SGESd me"
40 LkPT. PHILLIPS
,FfI'r.r .H. .-sgt . Wheeling, N.YA
catsrrh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired .vUioG-suL
cred icr Year,; patent medicine failed 10 help ne
W. 'n'-'' VS. CHARLES CHADDUCE,
Of speidel d Co, Wheeling, WA
n7spepsa and liberated stomAch.-'1Tteainea
Tor yean failed 70 give : relief d.. smitA eu:ed
Fia.-"Had them ios fourteen yearS D: snlA
sctofula, Running Sores on Head1"Ay AOn was
.fiiictod for fourteen years. Nothing seSned %
help him. br. smith cur sSsee 6h hiTs o.p0
~ '-i' Market Street, Wheeling. v, Va
Cancer.-"Eudefed for years with Cancer. HAdit
mi otlt three times. II returned alter och opetR
don Smith cured me Without ESii SS sEIIsO'
fi lI Rissula Of AnuG-FlAt Of my back lcr Is
wecfI Reported dying. Dr. smith cured me with
'u' kh''e' ~ A'' w. THOMAS coLvN,
ID: Wholesale Grocer. Main g. Wheeling, WA
-"WS given up 70 die and pronounced lacun'
w. :" : WASHINGTON DgLANY.
Martins Ferry.
Rev. H.'o. IAdd writes:-"Dr. Smiths protes,
donnl services IN my family have bteu noAi GAts-
lnctory. and commend hin TO all u gentleman
and akilliul physician"
Mn. Margaret Kelb says;-"l had been suffering
lor seyen years and treated by many phyGicAnI iOt
dyppeptia. DR., Smith said had tape worm, and
m elghl hour removed mon ter lg9 ieCt long
Fsinnle Iom plniatA -Three yGats In hUpAli0t
females, yye me peculiar advantages In such Cale
Persons cured Of catarTh diseases Of heart llYeI.
,tornach. Kidneys, akin, blood, nervous affection.
and weaknesses Of MIN aud youth, bcroiu!A and
asthma testify 10 my success.
Files cured without the knife. .
Patienh at distance may be treated BY letter and
atiSfaction guaranteed. 4 chart Tor seh'eIGminA
,IOn sent on receipt Of two threecent stamps And
,nnm ration Al Office FREQ, Once houn from "a
q. to7P.n., daily. Call on or adde's
: = -. T. JOHN Z, sAlTH, N. D,
uy12 No. 1904 'hRpline ~. Wheeling. ". Va
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In Great Britain, Holland, and in some
Of tho best dairy districts in this country,
land Is selected for a pasture as It Is for any
particular crop. Regard Is paid to It's adapt.
ability 10 produce large amount OF rich
grasses. The soil or sod is prepared to re.
ceiys the seed, which Is selected with spe'
cial reference 70 the production Of grass to
he eaten while 1t Is In It's green state. Great
Mains are taken to render the soil as pro.
dnctiye as possible. Water Is supplied or
drained of "a the wants OF the land may
TouIre, Weeds and bushes are extermi.
uated or kept in subsection, Fertilizers are
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To ali p.nons holding Hens by jadament or other.
wise on the real estate or any PORTION thereof oil
May Elizabeth Hes: ,..,,-, :,
In pursuance Of adecree Of the Circuit tourt o.
therein ponding, 10 subject tho real estate OF tbs
aid aary Elizabeth Hess TO the satisfaction OF me
liens thereon, you are hereby required 10 present
ali claims held By you AID each OF you agalnit the
real cattle or any part OF IT, Tor Adjudication, 70
me. At my once, No. 100 Chapllne street, Whsel'
inc, West Virginia, on or before Thunday. July II
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June 1885.
JOSEPH r. PAUL.,
ta,a.vo I'M uf4 Commissioner.
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twenty Years u Great Sufferer

From Constipation. Had Swallowed half.
bushel Of Pills. and drank oysTA bare Of
ery Patent Medicine reco amended In such
cases, and had been treated by all tue very
best ,hysicIansin Phi ladel phia, and was final
~ told by her co sultipg ply 10
ians that sheWas now too weak
Tor Catha,tic Medicine or injections,
and that sje must IA. She then took Aana'
In ,nd W curel. See 3lss pase Of the ILLS
o Life" Get the book from your dtugg'st o
address Dr.. HARTMAN, Osborn, Ohio TO- one.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ID the Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
janis McAdans


JANIS McAdams ,.-,
n ..,#." a'' iI' Vs. .a ~
W. Frederick Echnell Mary Elizabeth Hes and
Clement Hess her huSba I'D "A. wilson Kelly. A.
j. Cake trIfslee John Bellz and John FltdIng;
pArtper. 4 ling business nud rIhe firm name oil
boltr q Rlading, end Gregory Warner. ~ NH
|,[,r In Chancery. III p,.v..i.
By ylrtnc Of M order OF reference entered In The
aboye entitled cause on the 9Th day OF April, a. D.
tIsSs, II d referred 10 the Undersigned Commits
,Ijoner II tie sAid court 10 ascettain and report:
! Trt-The liens upon tho real estate n The bill
described belonging 10 the dslendsnt Mary ElixaI,
beth He's, with the amounts. TO whom owing, ano
seennd 80 neither the rents and pronts OF the real
e,tSte Of Mary elizabeth Hess will salts The liens
thereon In i've years.
the Commissioner. or required By any party In In
Notice Ia hereby given that the undersigned hat
aIed upon THU RSD y, the l2Lh day Of July. lsSs
Icnn,nsncinY al nIne 'clotk r., as the time, and
hjs office No 1so bapllne street, il the City q
wheeling, ". Va. a. the place a which pc VIII
nroceed 10 ascertain and report the several matters
In Inc said order Of reference required. 800.
Given under my hand this l2th day 81 Jqne. lss3'
y I-iffT7f ''iE JOSEPH X. PAUL.,
W. J, W. CowDEE, Commissioner.
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Bill SNORT, editor Of the Crosby County
Clarion aud Farmers Hinaicator, put the
following item under the head Of Nautical
Intelligence: 1.-THE Church oil Rome has
created q See. -TerGs Sittings.
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NKw jersey physician advises The appli.
cation Of the great pain.cure, 81. Jacobs on
10 bAckache aud spinal troubles, a. remedy
against serious diseases OF the spine and KID
neys that may result Y,, ..r .a .s'p.4
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THERE is go much sand in the strawber.
ries that are brought to market now that
they seem enite ft for the desert-Botton
Gonlnsrcinl Bulletin.
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Hunts Insect powder5the best and cheap:
est insect powder ever discovered. Price %
cents, BY all druggists,
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TuE huge, drastic, gripping, sicksning pills
are ast Being superseded By DR.. Piefce's
''Purgatiys Pellets" Sold by druggists.
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DR.. E. SMITH,
nasq No. 1904 Chapline Street.
ye... 81 Near Fourteenth Street

The best evidence Of physicians success /, thu
testimony Of his patients. The iNCFeaSInE dehAadS
ior my professional services prove that have dcli
hon0fably and fairly with thoee no have consuIed
me-, i never use 4 patients nAme without leInis.
don, though have many hundred certificates
inom tho whom have cured Alter they had beu
nronoIlnoed incnfable. AlthorOugh medical etu.
3, tiuti. with many yeaB hospital experience and
hmiliarfsy with therapeutic agents, clue Oh am
Incs Of lemperAmGntal peculiATiues and strict al.
trntion 10 hygienIc management insures success II
cure Il possible, and frankly give the patient my
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PtMPtEs, bloteh.s or sores d. appear under
The influence OF Cleans sulphu' soNp.
Pixies Tootbache Diops cure In one minute.
uWRkw
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fHE SWIFT sPECIHIC GO.

Write for copy OF the lille soos-tre,
$1,000 Reward viii be paid 10 any Chemist
Who viii fnd on The analysis Of 100 bOhlesE s 4.
one particle Of MGncuty, lOdido Potassium, or any
mineral Tubsance.
'- H' THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
la -lLn ---L-.l = -Ll nrAu nt 4 AilnnLn a..
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NEW ooops-oRo. 3. rAYLoR.
R. TAYLOR,
1850 MAIN STREET f.

9- ny .ltIIYLu W.T. NUUf
The continuance ofthe active demand for choice
and Fashionable Dress Goods silks Parasols and'o s
Black Silks that can guaranteed has necesstateda
new supply of these goods which Win be opened On m
MONDAY, the 9Th inst Notwithstanding the scarcity .
OF some particularly desirable shades in Colored Silks
and Dress Goods in the eastern markets. they can In
nearly every case be found incur stock and at the H
lowest prices for such choice styles We would call @
attention to our large line Of .a,,,i, ,,t,,is1
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wpEs you feel out Of sorts, have the blues,
melancholy etc., IL must be indigestion that
aiIs you. Browns Iron Bitters cures 1t.
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COmmfsbfouerb,
Incorporated In 1858. for Is years, by the LeRal.-
tire for educational and charitable purposes-wlh
4 capital oil 81 900 ooo-to which reserve funn Of
$4,000 hal since been added.
BY Al overwhelming popular vote, it, franchise
WA rslsdo part Of the present State Constitution
sdopted DOoamher 2, A. D. 1879.
ne only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed BY
the people OF auy State. u nayer scales or poet
pones, lis Grand Single Number braWinSf pse
4 splendid opportunity to win q fortune: Seventh
Grand Drawing, ca. @; q sE Ss,S Sk aa1,ss
Drawing. .H4H d. a lfN.
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Puwns turing I0trn for Tie 'eG4On, and
Summer lrarelen, can have Tue DAILY IN.
rELLIsEScKn mailed to them, pOsipaid, for 70
cents per month, ,lteaddrsa being changed az
Oten az desired
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People should inform themselves about
the tariff. II Is every mans duty.-M O.
Picoyttne. Il
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NRw ADVERTISEMENTS.

nor RENT-I OFFER MY HOUSE,
10 No. rs Main street, containing four rooms,
Kitchen and flushed attic, Tor rent from date.
HARRY l. WHEAT leh
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W. J. W. cowpEN. n,.,,,.,st conmis
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K,duey and Liver Diseases aud RheumatlAn.-
Al iitTed Misunderstanding seemed 70 help ne;
could not getouto Of bed. DE. Smith CURED me"
w. - ZkPT. PHILLIPS