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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-13
Mr.- I-xaxsrv. sAe E.xsisA Besssy.
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-13

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DR RUSH ; | REGULATOR,
HEART TROUBLES


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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-13
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-13
HER MAJESTY. THE QUEEN

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dear What the DeafSay!

1t has prrip med a miracle ~ my case
nave no uueNrlhN noises ia my head
aud ucar ,guch better
| have lirrn gr ailv benefited.
NV drndncsS helped n great d a|--rlink
another bottle will cure mc
Nv hearing is much benefited
have received untold tui1l,.
,iv hearing i. improving
Ii il giving good sat; >tacNon.
Have been greatly benefited. and Hm
Tejo,clb. iiat I saw the notice of It.
Its virtues are unqueSionah'c and its
curative .harncIur a'ouIUlr, as the writer
can personally testify, both from rxp,r
rncr and Observation. Write at once 10
H,YLuCK jenny, DEFY Street, Ne"
YORK enclosing 81 co. and wa viii IL
ccivc bv lr,nru - r m'Jy That viii ct,abr
YOU to hear like auNh,dy 4.c and whose
curative effects viii be pmTnnncut. You
will never regret dom: 30 - Editor si
Mercantile Hett,T
sIS' 10 nNuid loss in ne nails, please
send money hy registered letter
only imported Nv lIAY.Ork &JENNf
Sole Agents ior America Dey ST. n \
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House ana Farm.
CLAN ings.

We always supposs! the sree.r'ngs
,o BE- ths annual grovths, and think
she writer referred to ia crank" ans.
au,as to be the apostle OF something
new.-[Obio Farmer. 1.-The noise
made aoont pleuro-pnsnmonls !. a
vsr,table "fuss' aud farce Rural
New. Yorker........Growings trawber.
ICES for many years, and having lots Of
robbins, I find chance seedlings often
that seem to have (aad do have more
merit than dozens that are heralded
with big dourishes only to disappear
IN year or two. - lbid.,.......l give
AS great prominence to our native
stock as the foundation for course OF
improvements rs to the most popular
thoroughbreds. i ldem .........ln this
age OF nattery-some Of it very
'fusome-of the improved breeds, the
native COW is largely lost sight of 50
far as the dairy is concerned, there
ars no better COWS in all the world
than some Of our natives Western
Rural. .......H How many Of those reg
lstered and fancy cows which are sold
for thousands of dollars, will give more
milk and butter year y than this COM
mon COW, which l boaght in B,lghton
for SIS IL Massachusetts, Ploughm"n
....... Mrs. II. Dale Adams thought
tbs Jersey boom ali bosh. She did
not wan, her L1sbaMa talked into the
belief that be mast pay 500 for
Jersey COW, when they had one that
was just as good, that wes only worth
80. - Michigan Farmcr
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CONSI'NP'FgOV CURED

An old ply sician. retired from active
practice having I,sd placed in his hands Nv
an East 1ndii. Missionary the formula Of II
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
aud permanent cure OF Consumption,
Bronchitis. Catnrrh. Asthma, and al
Throni and Lung affections. Debility and
all nervous complaints, after having thor
onghly tested Ito wonderful cural!"c pow
ern in thousands 81 cases. feels that it Is hi,
duty 90 make ii know u ~ his fellows. nj
recipe, vita mll particulars, directions tor
preparation and use and al necessary i'd
vice and obstruction tor successful treat.
ment at your own home, will bc received
by you by tttnrn mani, free n! charge, by
addressing with stamp or s,Anped seIfau
dressed enrelepeio'Dr NJ. +. CAsS.
20l York St, Jersey City, n. J.
Nov. DIV
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$500 ---- 1870 - --,----s~-~--~
I'll Bet II "V."

The msn who Gang II would no,
live alwAys," was troubled with near
~ all the great variety Of diseases
which begin in derangemer: Of tn"
s.omache, bowels and liver and did
not take the papers to end o4t that
'Swayne's Pills beat everything in
ths market for restoring in man lost
vitality and making hin. feel as good
or better than new Do not delay
friends. but 60 at once and purchase a
hox OF Ewayne's Pills Remember %
ceuts or 5 boxes for S>lU0,
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INTERESTING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOTES.

Mr. Amos Flint, Water ford, Ne.
1,as focaa it more profitable TO plant
-yeet corn, pick tho crre and ens,lAee
he fodder.
Mr.. ". II. llulDuvt, South EAv.n,
Mich, finds that IAN acre Of black Der
',es can be cultyva:ed az chcaply &c
an acre OF cora.
-, Iarr!s lewis says strouG COW
uay be safely MIXED down close 10
rhs tuna Of coming 10, but weaker
one should have Two months rest
The 10000 packages Of adultera.cd
sea rejected 10y England daring tie
past two years sre said 70 have founj
her way to frce.and easy America.
.lf'cen hundred cop'ey Of the Mich,
-3an Governor message have been
,rinted :. he Holland dialec. for
benefit Of citiaens Of tina, nationality
Mr.. pbneas Whittier, Cheate7ville.
Ne.. has $500 apple trees, mostly
Baldwin, Greeulng, ltosbury Russet
Spy and B-llaoSer His crop Of 1851
as $500 bushels
Kalamazoo celery growers conten E
plate increasing and improving their
product this year. Much more could
be sold, TIE Ntchi9Ga Farmer says
If the guilty was iirs.-class."
The Portuguese catt'e.fsederJ are
sai1 TO be able TO compste with the
English in London market, notwi.h-
ataudius freight charges, ~ .Aeir
care to Use every available straw At
food.
Mr.. L. Satierthwa.t. chairman Of
General Fruit Committee Of be Penn.
=ylvania II orticultural Association
reports that none of TIE new grape
have uuIe satislactorr record Il
aim.
Within a radius Of ten m,iau Of Ann
y .bor, Mich, are 800 acres Of peach
orchard containing l00Noy trees ana
u4ore will be planted his cpring III,
Joss Of fruit buds 30 far. the loca7
Courier nays, does not amount to more
than one fourth, if even go nu:h AT
:. a
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Mk a MOS LUCAS,

(ot Long Rrnuch)
Having arrived at the conclusion that I'll,
columns OF the CLARIoN.are the only mtuu'
whereby he Gun bring his business to II
proper standard gives vent rs follows
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SuAs
POOLING AND DYEING
In THE latest style OF the art tonsnr,al.
SHARP RAZURS AND A CLEAl.
SHAVE
lsthe motto Of this enterrrsng artist, anu
by strlci attention 10 business can't help
but please OIL WilI DO 10 his shop Mon
days, Wednc- wye aul' Saturdays all DAY
~ c-rL..s
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EXrEnEsr.%G To LADIES. - Our lady
aArrs can hardly fai! to have thrir at;rn
Allied this week "a the latest combination
,nprn, crl cnts in that most us"'ni ct n.
ON, sic implements, the sewing E.n
kinc"
Az unlrrstanc it,A inachni for fam
rly use should meet tr,-t ot all these ne
Quirements; !, shout Dr simple in It's ne.
chanism it should ltM easily; il >hpcf Il"
n wide range of work II should hc n. near
" nuisrl,s. as possible; it shonil lt Il.h'
Handsome. durable, - ,d rs cheap ~ - CON.
4.srent with excellence ,hr"ngh"EL
These conditions the Light tanning
New Home" cr. taihly mre,s. n has asu
several very important and nsriHl attach
mrnls and "noious' of It's OWN, whirh 20
a1to make goot its claims 10 popular t,,
vOr.
Now great many families ave been
and are sltl MS ing ;tlc Old mncllinr>-aa
Ing for the times to improve; waiting for
the latcs, improve mcnts in designs and
mechanical excellence.
But why delay longer? Considering the
low prize nj which good machines are now
sold, uud the inprDycnentsNllnt maze been
madp now 10 n good tim" To huv, and the
New Home specially recommends itsrll
- purchasers on aCcnInt OF lis superior
urchanicnl construction ease If manage
n,-nl and reasonable price Nearly half Il
nnIliun nave been sold in the last three
>rnrs, ill of which nrr giving universal sat
i>tnclinn Thi. un,ivalcd machine is man
Iulac,urrd hy tie NEW HOME SEWING
MACHINE co 80 Union Square. Nes
York whr wish Us 10 SAY til tail who vi
send for their n.w illustrated catalogue and
enclose their advertisement tprlnitd on an
other png,D will receive y set OF fancy I'd
verli.nu novelties Of value to those col
|, cliur cards. &c June 20 5tt
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EARyPoa TIE MILLION
Foo ChOo'S BaSam OF Sharks Oh
Positively Restoes the slraing, and
is the ONLY Absolute Cure 70 Deaf.
ness Known

Tha oil is distracted from peculiar Spe
ri"s of small Willie Shark, caught in the
yellow Sr,.. known Ms Carcharod0n Ron
'elctii. Every Chinese fisherman kno"sit
Its Virtues NJ N restorative Of hearing, "er"
discovered by 4 Buddhist Priest about the
ear | 40 It's cures were 80 nuMeinps
I'D nlanv SO seemingly miraculous, that
/" remedy was officially procnimtf over
r,entire Empire Its use bocan'e 80 uni
y,rsal that for over 300 wears no aeitncrs
Ns ,xiacl among tho Chinese people
rnt, charges prepaid, 10 ANY address al
= 90 pcI bottle
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A NOTED BCT UNTITi4-fO wDIs.Ai'

Itusrr. Eltfos.--
Tho above r. a gocd iikcu~ss - Mrs. Lr'tn r Pink.
ham, of Lynn Mass ~ho nbovc all o'' 4. human lcinrs
may no truthfullv called tho Dear Friend of "osnn
a. some Of her pdeEts love to cal, her Sac
a. usly devcs.i to hcr work, which IL the oItcone
y lfettudr. and Il obi ,ed to ieep siH lady
stant tn help her answer tho In ge correspondence
~pcn daily pours In upon hr each II airing Its special
ir:r,cu Of suffering or 10y at re!on . from IT, Her
Vegetable CON pound Is medicine for gOod and not
svI purpcr.. have personal XVI. lsatod IL AMI
en- satisfied Of the t,rth ~ this
GA account o. IT. proven merits, It Is recommended
and preecrfbcd by tho best ply scinr4 In tho country
klue Gnysi at works IEo charm and ssaeN much
rl,p 1t wtl curc entirely the worst form ~ falling;
IT che uterus. Lcucnrrho,a, irregular and painful
Mons rlat i,n MI Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation nnd
liberation rloodingS all Displacement, and t!eron-
eecneut spinal weakness and j. especially adsHted to
tho Change nj Iito,"
II pc7pn,tse every portion - h' wstc:n, Md gives
nav 10 md vsor 7 removes Outlines, fat iru'T.
dcstrc, oil rraviO, for S'nurr' mo rr'"''s WINK
n,ss 81 thc etcnaIh II crrs B'oettns Hra'ihrh~
sarrops Trcsratkos, General DEBILITY, Sh "p'+s'n"s'
lrprcsiou ant Indigestion. That frl.as Of nEtng
drrru, cs1hus a'a, ~etSI' no. Lar'i'rh' Is "'"aT'
rer,pnnnntl, c,,r by isus, Iw,li u: nil 'imr. m
nri~r AL circumstances oct Ia harmony VIII "a"
.Jt governs tho female ys.enL
costs only a. Ter bottle rI Tor So. and t. fod y,
d7ca:sts. nyalvne rsIu.rcd AZ 10 s.ciai as~ 'nl
n names OF many who have b'n restored to !~rst
hcah TIE vsc ot the vcteeta W Compound, car Iva
cta..ri addressing .trl r., th .amg fer r'1'y'
u ,qr home 10 Lynn Mass
TOR Kidney C,nrla,n: OF rf'hrr ~ this COMPOUND u
slrr,rrass,d ~ atuntnn. test unor.si. show.
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AAeS,ss n, III. World for the cure Of Constipation.
Riuousnsta and Torpdiy OF the liver. Her Blood
,riL-r works wonders IN its scca line and itls lar
to equal the Compound In It's popularity.
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pMtion 1. TO do eoo1 - cta.'s
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15

s&I;SN rp""plr at. nlw">s on w.
NEH j q ~ ,poknul tor chances To IA
w Isr ,1c"s" '".i, ,a'"i"r, and in
time become Wealthy; those who do not
improve ,nrir ol por unlic> remain inpuv
rrv W.. offer IA gra, chnurc 10 make
munry We wait mNnV hcn, Wnmth,
BOY. and p;rl, to work TO- ol- ii .h' ia the,
nNu |, Cail,i,, ANY nnw can 80 tire Muik
property from Ne arrE start. tI.e h"s'hr>'
viii pny more ,han ten tn,". "i"MaIy wa
Yes Extensive u,.lrit ir~ No"t-r who ca
cages flls lu make money ana5"N l"l
cul i,.,o ,e ju,r " hole tlnac ~ u" work
or only your spare ma,rn- E'd i"hr-
all That is nccftea srl'' tree
A,:.i,r., S1lAsuN Go. Pua uaud ,'i~hIe
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15

TlINIV'not life is sweeping by, go and
iSt\ dare before yon die, something
lSsip mighty AMI Sublime leave behind
to conquer time $3.50 week in Your
own town. 50 outfit FIRE No risk Ev.
cry thing new Cap lal cot required We
viii furnish Won eu"ry'h'n". MANY are
n,aNluc fortunes Ladies max" A. mech u
mcr. ana boys and gjIld make great pay
Header. il YOU want business a. wh Inch un
can make great pay all "" ulc, "ii'e iul
pnr.cnlrs to II llALLnrr u Co porl
uiil Name,
Daily globe., 1883-08-18
Personal.

Mr.. 81. E. Crandall, of Chicago, is at the
Clarendon.
Mr.. AdoIph Cornell, of st. Louis, is al
the Clarendon.
Mr.. G. Kreibohun, of St. Louis, is stop.
ping at the Clarendon.
Mr.. w. L. Orehore, of Chicago, is regis
tered at the Clarendon.
Mr.. ]. c. Daine, of New York, is among
the guests at the Clarendon.
Mr.. VIM. Butler, the well-known mer-
chant of Little Falls, is at the Clarendon
Hon. E. A. Williams, Bismarck, speake,
of the late Dakota legislature, is in the
city. 3.
Hon. w. ]. Ives, Hutchinson, with his
brother, Mr.. B. b. Ives, a leading lawyer
of Potsdam, N. Y, are visiting st. Paul
with headquarters at the Merchants.
Mr. G. Kreibohm, representing the ex.
tensive house of Steinmender & Sellner
importers and distillers of st. Louis, i:
spending few days with mine host Welz
of the Clarendon. He is one of the most
po pular men on the road.
Daily globe., 1883-08-18
very low figure of 81 80 for gentlemen aud
S1.OO for ladies or children.

The church st. COLUMBIA, White Earth,
will be consecrated Thursday. the
23d inst, at 10 a. m. The Northern Pacific
railway will carry those attending these
services at half rates to Detroit Lake. The
ride from there is twenty-five miles, over
a beautiful country. All friends of the
mission are cordially invited, and will
receive warm welcome by their Indian
friends.
Mr.. John A. Lloyd, one of our Oldest and
most esteemed residents, died yesterday at
his residence, No. 81 Valley street, of
dropsy. He was we'll known to all old set
tiers in st. Paul and came here many
years ago from Philadelphia, where he was
unfortunate in business. He was n years
of age at the time of his death, and will
be buried by Ancient Landmark lodge at
2 p. m. to-day.
The doctors and the authorities are some
what at loggerheads concerning the con-
dition of Mrs. Kate Kenan. She was be-
fore Judge McGrorty on the charge of in
sanity last Wednesday, and the examination
resulted in her discharge. Yesterday
another complaint was preferred and she
was rearrested. The examination will take
place to-day. The impression prevails
that her trouble was only alcoholic.
The two great turf sporting events to-
day will be the Omnibus stakes at Sara
toga. in which Chinn & Morgan's great
colt, Leonatus' makes his first appearance
in the east, and the trotting, pacing and
running events at Midway park this after
noon. The latter can be seen and enjoyed,
while the slow telegraph has to be depend
ed upon for the result of the former. ga
bird in the hand is worth two in the bush"