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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04
VIII. CooDALL,
MONEY I
Money 70 Loan a Improved farms IN south.
srn Nsbras1a q the very best
rates Of interest.

We call the attention of all desiring
such accommodations, to the farm
loan department of our business, in
which We are still Offering the best in
ducements to the public.
There ia absolutely no cost to our
customers. No fees for abstract title:
no fees for recording mortgages: no
fees for taking acknowledgements, no
loans paid in checks or drafts upon
which the borrower must pay a dis
count in order to get the money, but
all loans paid in actual cash. over our
counters without any deduction what
ever
In placing our loans there is no te-
diOus delay i'll submitting applications
to eastern parties, as our facilities are
such that We can close all good loans
on short notice.
We are prepared to FIJI desirable
Oans at nine per cent. straight, with no
charge of any nature whatever. All
payments Of interest and principa
may he made at our bank, and will he
sent o the parties free of charge and
interest notes returned to our custom
mers.
Az to our promptness and fair deal
ing we refer tO those with whom We
have placed loans Numbering at pres
ent nearly six hundred.) Call ut our
Office, or address US through the mail.
q II SIMPSON & SwEEzY.
Blue Hill. Nebras
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04

''ShakoD T0a6QoenA"
Il guess 1 hat my telephone took ous
q my house," said . resident Of the
eastern part OF the city - he took .
seat beside Manager jackson tho Othei
.Anything wronge"
"Yes, eafrytings il wrong" was the
doleful answer.
perhaps tho battery needs more
water?"
''Vhcil. may be %. but I doan' keep
no track Of dot You SEQ. I vhas down
to my peesnsss . good deal. In der
morning. after I vhas gone q lcedle
while. ~somepody rings sboudt sixteen
hund"ed times and wares my old
Who half to death She asks Who
vhaa .re. und somepody answers:
'Hellsi Shake vhAs dot you? Say.
Shake, how aboudt dot leedle gal dot
wrote you dot lctterp Ha! ha! hs!
Und dot makes my vhife 20 mad dot
she shumps oop und down und pulls
her hair. and when I comes home she
goes for me like some tigers. Vhas dot
der right vhay to pat up some shobs on
. manl"
mo, Of courso noA."
''Und pooty quoek after dot somc-
body else rings oop my house two tou.
sand times. und my vhifc almost fsints
AWAY. When she asks who vhas deere
somebody answers: Say. Shake. 1saw
you riding oudt NIT yonr vhife TN der
Lake road last Sun,iayi Doan' be
sfraidt Il doan' givo him away! Und
don my vhifc vhss msdt enough to bust
In two, und Wien comes homo she
sthrikes at mo nit der teapok DO you
call him telephone convenience"
IL call Il . shame, SIR"
"Vhell. some odder times somepods
goes r-r-r-r ring-ing-ing-sing like tun-
der. und my White vhas ~ pale ash Q
bodquilt. She thinks dot vhas some c-
cident to me. or some steamboat bowed
COP NIT her sister. Her heart beats
like it would shump oudt on der floor.
und when shc asks who vhas killed
somcpody answers: 'I5h dot Shake!
Say. Shake, hove much you gif dot
policeman to keep sthill on you. eh!
Al! dot vhas 0 doe racket, Shake. but
IL der oldt vhomans drops on It you
SuoO &VcC UP AAo 0Otu0 0iSA0SOy
kiter Den my White s,e vhas madt
some more. nnd she packs 0op ner
trunks, und she vhas all ready to go
when 1 comes homo. Was dot some
moro convenience by electricity"
'.I.shsll certainly look into the mat
tor. Such things must be stopped"
"Und sometimes s0mepody rings
softly, shust like cats. und nv White
wants to know who vhss dot Me!
Who vhas moi 'Katier Who vhas
KstieP' Why. Shake. d6an' you know
dot vidder vhomans you met on der
boat. Say. Shake, how vhas der oldt
vhomans to-dayf' Und how vhas dot
on mo When l goes home? Und how
can I mako der oldt vhomans pellet ]
vhas In my saloon all der time. und dot
[ doan' know some vidler vhOmans
from . load Of hayf tell you, Misser
.ihsckson. DOT telephone preaks oop my
family II I doan' look oudt Eafery
hiay t il 'Hsllol Shake!' und eafery
evening whom I comes home it Is some
more crying und talking like ! vhas
| der worst man in Detroit"
He was promised speedy and per-
manent relief. and A. he backed up
stairs to tho sidewalk. he said:
"Vhcll. dot makes me feel like I vhae
happy.
on me lot him come to my saloon.
| iii him some telephone convenience %
he vhas lame for six months!'-Dciroii
Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04

The co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between D. B. Spanogle and A. L
Funk. doing business in the towns Of
Red Cloud and Blue Hill, Nebraska.
under the firm name and style Of
Spanogle T. Funk, will be dissolved on
January L. 1884, by expiration OF
time. All debts dine said firm will be
collected by d. B. SpanOgle.
SPANoGLE 4 FUNK.
Dated at Red Cloud, Decembe Is, 1888.
21-3w
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04
Sxsited TheaSaadS

All over the land are going into &c
stacy over DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Their unlocked for
recovery by the timely use of this great
life Saving remedy, causes them to 20
nearly wild in it's praise. It IL guaran-
teed to positively cure Severe Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis
Hoarsness, Loss of Voice, or any affec-
ton of the Throat and Lungs. Trial
Bottles free at H. Cooks Drug Store.
Large size $l.OO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04

adding injury to insult: A tall.
styiish-looking woman. leading . gray
hound, passed the bsloonyof sSaratoga
hotsl. % which two gentlemen were
standing. "Whata beautiful creature"
said q Of them in . voice that proved
loud enOughfor the lady 70 heaT. Turn
ing very red In the face she glanced
angrily At the speaker and said: "Yoa
have 10 right to insult me. sir" "Ex-
cuse me-. madam. but you hatter your
seif. ! W. abiding 70 your dog
n y Nescs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted to speedily curs
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Saltrheum
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains.
Corns, Teeter, Chapped Hands, and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed TO cure in
every instance or money refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale by
2Oyl. Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the matter of the application OF
Governor N. Mcdaniel to be appoint
ed administrator of the estate of George
8. Mcdaniel, notice IL hereby given
that I have appointed and set aside
the fourteenth day of January, 1884,
for hearing said application. All per.
sons interested will take notice hereof
and attend:at the Office of the county
Judge in and for Webster county, Ne
braska, At that time if they so desire.In
witness whereof I have hereinto net
my hand and affixed the seal of said
county court, 1t Red Cloud, December
q, 1883. JNo. r. WILCOX,
County Judge
g. r. OHANgY, attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04
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PATENTS

MUM = co. Of the SCIENTIFIC AHYnicAN CO...
NJ. Cccyriehfs, for tie Unlfed eeeeS. CAnada:
1n9hnd ffancc. Germany. etc. HAn1 nook eoons
ES1tsoSsained through NUM- co. are notioe1
= u OCTEXTIHC AMKnzcAX: the hfyeSi eno
We1Sly, eplendtd mGfsvinGD and nee5Sst1ne "
ioruaaiioa. Specimen copy ct The 1911 M1 -
x1TarcxI OGcaL ~ 1FoodW1y. NeW Yoek.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04

Grief f. his i1Fvt vito caused
Samuel 7. Aagruder. q Darncssowk
Md. to eat his throat. although he haze
beeDmarried about one year to IN 60
unable lady.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04
Maria Ayers.
W.
Nathan A. Ayers.

Nathan A. Ayers.
Nathan A. Ayers, defendant in the
above entitled action, will take notice
that Maria Ayers, plaintiff in the above
entitled action, did on the 18th day of
November, A. d., 1883. file her petit
ton against said defendant in the dis
trict court Of Webster county, Nebras-
ka, charging said defendant with will
fully abandoning said plaintiff for
more than two years last past also,
charging said defendant with having
in the month of October, A. D.. 1883,
and at divers places and divers times
since that date, and prior thereto,
committed adultery with certain
lewd women, to plaintiff unknown.
The object and prayer of said petition
is that said plaintiff may be divorced
from said defendant and for the Gus
tody and care of Richard 8. Ayers and
Frank Ayers, sons, and the issue of
said marriage; also, asking q decree
allowing plaintiff alimony and for such
other and further relief a. equity may
suggest. The defendant, Nathan A.
Ayers, will therefore take notice that
he il required TO answer said petition
on or before the seventh day OF
January, A. D., 1884.
Maria Ayers.
Per Case & NcNeny, her attorneys.
nov3Odec2l
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04
Legal Notice.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
l. for the Eigth Judicial District, held
in and for Webster county, State OF
Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04
NOTICE..

g. R. CHAxEY, attorney.
National Republican., 1884-11-01
Deeds Filed for Record Yesterday.

II st., on northwest cor, nth Al. II. O., part OF
lot l. 50. 0jS sidney Virginia Douglass to
Trustee Douglass, Memorial M, Il. Church,
So
II. 1. ave-, south side, bet l4th and 10Th SITS.
n, w, sub. lot g, So. 2ll, Louis IL. Perley to
Leopold V. DoyilliCrs, 5000.
Sub lot lOi, 50, AL James t. Waugh to Ada S.
Carmen, sl,A0O,
Sth st., west side, bet. and SITS. n. W., sub.
lot %, sQ. 800, Margaret A. NOrmant ct yir to
John W, Easily sglj,
25th st., west side, bet and X SITS. n. W., part
Of lot %, 50. 10, David Farmer to UlrlCh and
Patrick lIolleran, trustees, $40.
9Th st., east side, bet. and sts. 5. W., part of
lots 10 and n, 81. 400, Joshua Butler . John
r. Ferris, ~ 900,
Ii st., north side, bet, as and 9th SITS. H. W., pit.
of lot 2, 50, iNI, Abram II, Barker TO VIM w.
O ST., south side, bet, Sth and 9th sts. n. W.,
west half Of sublot G, So 300, Margaret A.
Norment TO Henry EFan, eG7D25.
| ST. northwest cor, lbh 81. II. W., lot and pt.
OF lot g. sq lSj, John quincy Adams trustee
10 Horace Gray, s2l ,7Gh
l9it 81. west side, hot. ohio ave. ana ID st. II.
w.. sublOt |, So -hT, ThOs Il. Waggaman ct
al. to Edwin Greer SO
COUNTY,
unlontown, sublotS BPS 6lO and 600, Thomas ].
Ward to Nehemiah e. ROlny $40
10 Droit PARK lots ! aud ,, DIX. 3, Thomas u.
Waggalnan ct al, 10 Edwin Greer elO,
THE tea-kette turned over on the little boy
and he's called 10 O better world. 81, Jacobs
OIL would have cured his seald,
National Republican., 1884-11-01
Business Transacted by the District judiciary
Yesterday.

Court IN Genera, 7srm-Chtef Justice Cartier
and Justices Macarthur and Jdmes-In re N. A.
Ransom; improvement In fire registers, patent
appeal, on hearing.
Circuit C5urt-Justicc H10ue.-K Kinsnger ct
al. VS.. Huth ct al; paintiii called and suit dis
missed. National Bank of the Republic VS..
Adams; motion to set aside demurrer and for
Judgment oyerruled.
Equity COuu.--Jiistice C5r.-Deeble VS.. Luns-
ford: ordered aud j. II, Gordon appointed
trustee to sell. Utermehle VS.. Utcrmehle
auditors report ratified and payment of pro-
cceds ordered. Mosher vs. Mosher: sale Or
dered and Messrs. Howard Clagett and VIM J.
Miller appointed trustees to sell. Brown VS..
Brown sale ordered and Fendall Alexander
injunction denied, partnership dissolved, and
reference to the auditor. Patterson VS..
Wheeler; restraining order granted returnable
Nov. 4.
Probate Court-Jls,fce Cor.--p'fl OF Charles
strickhardt admitted to probate and letters
testamentary issued to Eliza SIrickhardt, and
bond fixed at 500. Estate of Thomas Foun-
tain; answer of John Hall, guardian to the
orphans, filed. Estate of Win. NJ. Scott; order
appointing James Compton administrator. and
bond fixed at 5000. Estate of Wm Barnes;
Frank T. Higgins bonded rs guardian TO the
orphan children of the deceased. VIII of
Elizabeth Tate; proved and admitted to pro-
bate and record and Levi l.. Tate appointed
executor, and bond fixed at 5000. Estate of
James Il. Mcguire! tlrst account OF adminiStra-
tor, and pro rata distribution to creditors ap.
proved. Estate of II. NJ. Hutchinson; first and
final account of executor approved and passed
In re August BOhn, guardian to Nellie Don.
nelly; order revoking the appointment of
Elizabeth Doupelly and appointing August
Bohn, and bond fixed at $500. Estate of Clara
b. b. Hall; case submitted by f. d. Hay, at.
tOrney for executors and continued. Estate of
John T. Richard; order appointed L. d. Wine
$1,000. An exemplifed copy of the
will of Louis Huber filed. Es-
tate of James Wormley; letters of admins.
tration issued to VIM II. A. Wormley and bond
fixed at 100000. Estate of Myron Is. W.
Hough; letters testamentary issued TO Helen NJ
Hough and bond fixed at 900. In re Geo W.
Evans, guardian; order allowing guardian to
expeud moneys ior support and maintenance
of ward. Estate of Adrian Enders: order of
publication issued.
Criminal C0urt-,JiStice Ipplie e-Angelletta AL
len, larceny; nolle pros. entered. Jonathan
o, Ross, assault on Philip Carer; guilty; eleven
months ana twen,y-nino days in Jail Albert
Forster, larceny from tho person of Harrison
WGrncr guilty; sentenced to the Albany peni.
tentary for three years Daniel ScanlOn, AS.
sault; guilty; four monlhsinlail. Peter Banks,
larceny from the person; guilty; notice gwen
of a motion for new trial. James Turner,
housebreaking,
National Republican., 1884-11-01
The Value OF Newspaper Advertising.

The Value OF Newspaper Advertising.
Mr. E. Duncan snifen, Park Row.
New York, tho well.known advertising
agent, ma kes the following truthful re-
marks in the New York Tribune, Oct. a,
regarding newspaper advertising:
"The newspaper is SO comprehensive
in its scope. 80 universal in administering
to the wants of all classes, and Of every
occupation in life; II brings, as IL were,
the financial and commercial markets Of
the world to our counting rooms, so that
1t may be truly said that good adver-
tisement in widely circulated newspa-
per is the best of all possible salesmen-
one who never sleeps and 1t never weary,
who goes after business early and late.
who accosts the merchant in his store,
the lawyer In his office, the student in
his study, the cultivated woman at the
family fireside, who can be in thousand
places at once, and address million of
people each day, saying only the best
thing at the right time and in the best
manner.
Now this typical salesman talks only
about his own business in his own inter
est, and IL in q crowd he must, in order
to secure hearing be more conspicuous
than his competitors. and at all times he
must be as attractive as possible. The
work involves intelligence, good deal Of
ingenuity, and original and ready re-
sources to make the stale matter Of yes
terday fresh and inviting to-day. This
is the kind of newspaper advertising that
1t pays to do, and that we undertake to
do" Advertisers should send for L. Dun
can SnifIen's Advertisers Reference Book
1884, as it is full of valuable information
.l,1,,, II H.
tiou rates. &C., &c. 90, ,
CHILDRENs overcoats, Eiseman Bros, 7th
aDdE.
National Republican., 1884-11-01
ONO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.
WINTER ARRANaEMENT.

TWO TRAINS DAILY lEXCEPr SUM-
DAY. BErWEEN ALEXANDRIA
.-.. -, AND ROUND HILL
Leave Washington mt N;2D q. III. and 426 D.
IN. and Alexandria Ht O:33 u, m. and ABA p. IN.
Pas Lecsburg, going Westward at 1913 p. IN.
ana T:l2 u. m, and arrive at Round Hin at loo
Leave Round Itlll at 4,46 a. m. and 80 D. IN.
Pass Lcesburg, going eastward, at 5:3S n. m. and
2:iS p, IN, ana arrive at Alexandria Mt S,lR H.
~. aud 5'25 p, IN. and 1T Washington ut S:25
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round Hill at 4:45
n. IN. Arrives at Alexandria AZ $40 and WASH
ingtOn at $50. Leave Washington ht sos y. M,
eastward, b;3S a. mi westward, 1O;4O y, m.
:. NJ. DROPnN, superlntendent
National Republican., 1884-11-01

A WESTERN editor has spent six years writ.
ing book entitled, How to test Glue" An
easy subject to stick to; but In the preface he
says however ho knows no better remedy for
coughs and colds produced by sedenlary
habits, than DR., Bulls Cough syrup.
National Republican., 1884-11-01

Thls Belt or hegeneTatOr Ia made expressly
/, iol the cure OF deransemcnts Of the gcntratIYo
ORGANS. Ihcre ~ no mistake about th'R instri
ment The continuous stream or Elcrtflrty per.
Mtiiihg thr0nsh the parts must restore them y
Electric Belts advertised to cure all I'M, nom
head TO toe. IL IL for the one specific purpose
hor circulars giving full Information, address
tons l.. Chicago, III.
National Republican., 1884-11-01
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following Is n list Of advertised letters re.
manning. in the Washington city postoiiice Sat
urday, Nov. /, 1884.
eB-ro obtain amy Of these letters the appli-
cant must call for ddUortised letters
Ad-If not called for within four weeks they
will be sent to the dead letter oflice.
FRANK B, CONgEK Postmaster.
National Republican., 1884-11-01
wALLowING IN FILTH.
Bsrnum Backing Shoemaker in His
Infamous Attack on the Blaine
FamlIy-The Scandal RoomernnU.

U"A DnOAihE Shochhhet III sthH
Infamous Attack on the Blaine
FamiIy-The Scandal boomerang.
Indianapolis Dispatch 10 Philadelphia Press
The infamous slander about Blaine's
marriage, published by the Indianapolis
Sentinel has had the opposite effect in this
state from what the originators intended.
1t has aroused the women of Indiana and
their influence is being felt as it was
never felt before. At Lafayette, Fort
Wayne, South Bend, Terro Hauto and
other points thero arc authentic cases
whore the women have effected changes
In votes, and in various ways, mothers,
wives, sisters, and sweethearts are doing
quiet but effectual work for Blaine. Here
in indianapolis their influences is seen by
the number of young democrats whose
names have been enrolled rs members of
the Morton club. The club Is composed
principally of young republican business
men. and, as nearly all tho best society
people are republicans, tho young ladies
are insisting that their democratic sweet.
hearts shall rebuke the democratic slander
upon virtuous womanhood by openly de-
claring for Blaine; and, rather than lose
their sweethcarts, the young democrats
are coming to time.
The Sentinel finds itself in bad box.
never had the slightest proof of its
damnable charges, and is not able to
obtain any testimony now that will
stand in any court. 1t Is to tho credit of
the democrats in Indiana that they have
never indorscd the Sentinel aud have no
sympathy with 1t in its trouble. When
Senator Voorhees, was asked to defend
the suit he declined to have anything to
do with II. And 1t is a matter of common
talk here In indianapolis that Shoemaker
applied to tine democratic state commit
tee TO stand by him and agree to pay the
damages, and the committee not only
declined to do so, but repudiated the
publication and refused to circulate the
| scandal.
Discouraged In this direction, the
Sentinel let up OH the matter for time,
but Mr.. Shoemaker finally went to New
York. and on his return again began to
wallow in his mire, and the story is cur
rent here that he received a conditional
assurance from the democratic national
committee that, II he continued his fight
and Blaine is defeated, they will pay the
costs. The case will be pushed. OF that
that there is no doubt, whatever tho re-
suit of the campaign may be.
National Republican., 1884-11-01

NEW BooKsl
A Naturaiist's Rambles About Home. Abbott
Thomas 1,ewlch and His pupils. Dobson.
DR.. SEWER. g. w. Gable.
Leisure Hours Among the Gems tIamiin.
Love and Mirage.
In Partnership. Branner Mathews and II. &.
Bunner.
Judith Shakespeare. WIN Black.
Country Cousins. Ingersoll. ty
Jhe Amazons Carl yasmaer. -r r-
History at Presidential Elections Stanwood.
ASea Change. Flora l.. Shaw.
& The story of Country Town. Flora l.. Shaw.
Jack Archers. q. A. Henty.
suwanec River Tales Sherwood Honner
Speeches and Arguments of David Dudley Field.
.r wM. II. MORRISON.
IT 4T5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
National Republican., 1884-11-01

THE Jesuit fhther, Antonio Julian, In lis
book on travels in South America, snys: "TLis
plnpt (the Cura) possesses all Of the wonderful
properties claimed for it.n Commodore Gib.
onl(United States exploring expedition of the
Amazon says 'lhe Coca has properties so
out any other nourlshment, to perform forced
marches of i've and six DAYS. II is 90 bracing
and, tonic that by chewing II alone they per.
iorn Journeys Of 800 miles On l0GI without up.
broAen-down system, to relieve dyspepsia
biliousness, female monthly suii6rings, and
nervous prostratlon, Lieblg Co.'s Coca Aeef
Ionic has no equal.
National Republican., 1884-11-01
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 900
100, coo Tickets, at 80 each.
Fractions, In flnhs, IN proportion
1867 Prizes, amounting to,o,,...,


We do hereby crrtify that wa supervise tho mr..
Tauguments for all Tho monthly ana semi.
annual Drawings OF tho LOulsiaua State Lottery
Company, AMI 10 person manage and control lhn
Drnwn ourselves Rud that the same ARE Clil.
duciyi with h0ncaIy. ndrnr3s, u d IN good nllh
tOwhr all parties We authorize the Company
To use thls Cofihcntr, with tr siinlie OF unr Al
natures attached, In it's advertisements
National Republican., 1884-11-01
TnAHEnERs, GnInf.
4 uEsApEAKn AND ONO RAILWAY.

{ 'HEsAPbAkb AND OHIO RAILWAY.
QLeave b. &P. Depot, sixth and BNrects).
st.. s.Li Louis, % Daily esecpi saadSy. S.uHo''' anu
1l;o5 a. M-For Wiilamsbu"z. Va. Newport
news, Old Pgin. comfort, and Norfolk
b'16 n M.~For Loui,yiile, CINCINNATI st louis
MdChicago conncciing for nli points Wet,
daily! docs not Stop for lorai 6udnsss.
Ihr9ugh Pullman service TO Lousviilo nul
For tickets and Information apply at C. o "a.
railway Olhcc, blB Pennsylvania avenue. uldrr
National Hotel. Virginia Midland railway Ufi 90
COL Pennsyivana avenue, a1d y, 3; =, u.'n
Wv. SMITH. FRANk irntGl,
General Manager. n y, PASSENGER AsouL
rg'HE. VIRGINIA MIDLAND .EAiiWAT.
Il t,r sb.rn lun itH,i AZ Y n aiE so' 'I'"
scheduly N r.,lci oron T is. 1854
$40 A. n. New ria dhr. daily. iun%lni
S;Sss %Ss pss SSCept =" dGaday Gd aRSS t
Pullman sletpins iitGeit Uirl nom MN So.
S@4 a4. MS om sRgtsR WgsR%s e sa& Aa hqo o Sp Sp p
oii6 ?. M.-ionrvlrc Fasi Limo, daily. VA
Western Points Iultun slecpln; Cara ,rln
Wnshln ton to l,ouisyilt
dgy' T. oo,S SsSSI9 SSls nh NS va h9S} EfrF
yillg 9md Chnr uttc. ri Nan Sicoplns tnts
d,'m ,Ng.hIn ton. S.yia gnyllie, lAn'loue,
Wa.hin ion, via ChiFiotto az toInnbih, to to
Mana.S,S Wy{Ion 1'rain lcnv = wahm.,,n
ntTl ut nnh BIO p m. dpJiy, CHctpt S1Dlay.
Mairrnton train, iciyc WAshihgtpu at niN H.
IN, and Blo p IN. daily. ....... 49,.
FOR tlcsets andml Information inqulre at Com.
plny's Onice GOl Pennsylvania tvenuc rrains
leave nom b. n r. station ..A. -.
. 1rafic Manager
National Republican., 1884-11-01
RoBus7 Fl EAL1H

Is not always enjoyed by those who secm
to possess It. The taint OF corrupted
blood may be secretly undermining the
constitution. In time, the poison win cer-
tainly show its effects, and with all the more
ylruIeneo the longer 10 Inns been allowed
to permeate the system. Each pimple, sty,
boil, skin disorder and sense Of unnatural
lassitlide, or languOr, Is one OF Natures
warnings Of the consequences Of neglect.
National Republican., 1884-11-01
InAammatory Rheumatism.
A GOD SEMDl

have had rheumatism f6t lily yoarn. and
have b ZEN lieyal with lew holl 'sOi s. : 5,
/ COnb,ter is Gods nd to thp gilliltuu,
j ". WAHLEH.
Thomson, Ga, Aug TO- 1854,
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v Book free, ClNIAlE AGENCY, lUJ fuE
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