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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-24
To cts DOtnE:

tn CTS DOtHE
You are h reby notified tligt Ihave expended ono
hundred lsluOl doll, rs in labor aal impr vements
uuon e Golden In lode and INNING cain,
situated in Mineral I'M Mining District, AL
turas county. Idaho Territory, in oruer to hold
sad premises under the provisions OF section
3l4 Revised st .ttns of the United Siat"s, bang
the amour, r. qurcd t, IA Id the same fr the y.nr
,udin December 81. 1883; tn the ptopor.ion of
said expenditure due by YOU, Gus 30 Ike, Is til rty
three tS}i3}, - DOH RS, thl;tyt re and one-th ri
cri is being une-th ri, lawful money of the United
s ptrs. and if wi,hu nine Y % drys after the
publ cation of tn tic. you fail or fuse III con
tn but Your pr lpnIt N of such 'Np'n tnrr as a
,o-own r. Your interest IN said clam will become
M. iropett, OF tnr subs rhrr under sal sect n
43.t ANDREW NELSON.
HALEY J1pJA An:il l. lisa. apdloj
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The neoole If the United States in the Territory
of Ilaho seed greeting to Alma Reyes and
Wilt, Reyes. defendants:
You ar- hereby required to appear in an action
br,u-b against YOU by ,hs Above-nnIned plain
# in tae District Court of tn, second Ju :icial
District of the Territory Of Idaho, in and for the
county OF Alturas. and t., answer the con plant
filed therein wtnjn len days exclusive Of The day
of s-rvic l. nft.r the service on Ia OF thus SUM
mons-if served within this county: or. II served
ont of this county, but in this district. within
twenty DAYS; Otherwise, within forty dsys-or
iudg nent By default wi be taken against you ac-
cor,tiug to the PRAYER of said complaint
The said action rs brought 30 recover jui2mf nj
Against ,ou for the OF twelve. hundred
,inet -four nj 100 dollars duo pl int ifs firm
yuu on certain Judgment rendered i'll the Dis
trr, G ,urt of the FIRST Judicial district, Weber
county Utah Ter ithry, on March ETA. g.
A..d You a,e hereby n tined that If You fail tf
m e r and Nh. wer the slid mp Min as alb W
r. gu red The said plaintiffs W II take defan an
/ IN .g 1eit fur the sun # 81; 81 ~ hni int res
ut per caut. from March 1t !, 1874. and costs o
suit.
| Gwen under my hand and seal of the Dstric
Cont Ut the second Judi ial hi trict of the Ter
rit,rv o Idsho. in and for the county of tnri'
t,is Eth Day Of May. in the wear OF our Lori on
{ Thousand light hundred aud ishty-four.
| lsnALl A. l.. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
BY T.. 4. RI -HARns Deputy clerk.
KIMBALL Il HEYw CD. Ogden. PTS. Attys. mi
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EMMA r.O~- MINING CAM.

EMMA TONT MINING CAM
situate in Sees. - and -. +. ,. n. H. II, f. noisc
Meridian, Mher,l niil Mining District, Aitaras
county. fifhp Territory, consisting OF l,oNu
wide. being lot No. is, aud bed III iii" hri
notes and plat Of the official survey on NE III tn s
office with magnetic variation at Is degrees and ID
minutes east, rs follows:
CONNIE ucing at the discovery ;oin' of this claim,
and running snuih AZ degrees and - minutes east
4Sl feet, center ot southeast end line of claim;
thence north ~ degrees md 40 minutes east 800
le,t to corner No. Ii thence suutk ~ degrees anu
~ inmates west 900 feet u corner No. :: thence
Gorth Al d. yrets snd 20 minutes l5oo feet to
corner No. B. therce north 1. Il, grces and 40 min
utes east 800 feed 20 corner No thence Youth ~
degrees aud 10 minutes east l,3ui feet t. corner
/. and place of beginning survey of exterior
boundaries embracing II tot area of - '6 NJ res
excluding. however. from this Application and
tlest option the area III conflict VITA ii" "Wnr
Eagle" Lode Lot, No. 81. 273 acres. and tue area
In conflict with the "Iutilan Q!eeu" Lode Lot No
10, o. a.ts 8; area claimed and sought to lie pat
ented, Is u acres
From, corner No 3 Section corner common &c
Set II III. ?! ai,u -, o Township >. \ itn OF
Rau,;. II Ea>, the Boise M'ri.d n. bear, Sout
81 degrees Il mi,u!t and - seconds West 2h'o.i
feet.
The said mining claim being of record in III.
Office of the County Recorder If SAID II ming pis
trict, nj Haley in Alturrs county. Idaho Teri
w. The nearest KIN VA locations being the IN
dian Queen" Lot 60 "Aar Eagle, Lot u, and th'
"Neilie."
ANY and all persons claiming advors ly sny ror
ton Of the said ''Emiuu" Lode Miuiua Claim al
surface ground require To nle Their sdvers'
claims thereto with the Register of the United
within .nc sixty days publication thereof, Ut the,
will b. barrel 10y virtue 1T the provisions OF TN
Statute in such Insle and provided.
HOMER l.. POUND. Register.
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To James Code in the name u! the people or the
int. It tes III tn T.ri IT ~ of Idaho:
You r. hereby - t ial IN t ifre ~ II W on
file IA the otlic. of thu Prob t. Court Of the cout
OF Alturns in the Ven it ry of Idaho, tne com
plant of John Endr X Co, demanding OF You
the sun OF S2au.5' upon the fol owing cause OF
action f. the said of S22l 8, due t. plaintiffs
fir IN You t.ie said defendant for goods whr ami
merchandise sold End delivered to you by plain
tiT, b. tween Nov I, 1913. aud April |. 1884
and tnt uul. You appeaf and answer 70 SAID
conpiai, At my Office in HALEY, l. T.. within n
DAYS exclusive OF the day of ser ic"), sitter IN.
service you Of this suinmons-if 'rvei WITHIN
this e, unt or if served ont of HE county. hut IN
this district, vita n 20 days: "therw Sc, wit IN
forty days -uv judgment by def III viii be thke.
ngniust YOU Tor tine sum of two hundred IN
twenty dollars and fifty cents (S2-O. SOY together
with the costs of I'll t.
In testimony whereof. I Geo. NJ. Parsons, Pro
bate in ig ;, have hereunto set my hand AM affixed
the seal of said Court at HALEY, Idaho this ?Il
day Of May, A. ID 1854. .e,
fsrN GEO NJ PARSONS.
Probate Judge
Ex Oflco Clerk of the Pr bate Conrt.
KrvGspvRy Il McGowAN, Plfs'. Attys. m!
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tsOtiCa.
TO whom it NAV Concern /:

Take Notice That Ri hard A. Parker, Of AZ
l.n'a Idaho, has been duly appointed General
Man.g snd Sup. rintendent in no # the prop
>, ty and STA r of the ttl'ns Hill Gold Mining
and Willing Co. If New York.
All persons havin. claims sGairst the ssid com
p.uy will nr-se, the to the said Parker 'ur
sattle,nert nd ron thus drtr the SAID Parker Is
the nly person in Idrho auth zrd t. Contract in
the nome of id mpnpy and a persons :re
rsrahy warned ageinst making G. ntrscts, mt nGcd
{ b. biz diug rpan the said company. with any
other than H.. ii Parker.
ATLANTA BILL GOLD NJ. X NJ. co.
BY EpwAED EARLE, Agent.
Dated Atlanta. Idaho, June Isl, 1854. j5tl
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT nAtIEY, fpAHo,l
June ~, 1854. I
], John W. Gilman, Of Gilman, who made Pre-
emptiou Declarnt Try Statement No 2.9jt f,r the
d NV Il and NV 4 Of NE a section 81 and NE !,
of NE Il Sect n 81. Town h p n. Range II l., do
hereby give notice Of my inteution to make final
sorbed. and tait expect to pr we my residence
and cul iyation before til" Kegist r and Receiver,
at HALEY, Idaho, on August ,, Isl, by two of the
FOLLOW .ng witnesses: A. r. Huff ker, of eli man. r..
H. Picotte. of Hailey, II. Vorberg, OF HALEY, and
James NJ. Blossom, Of HALEY.
JOHN ". GILMAN.
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TIKI: GRE Az
REMEDY

Is q never-faiiing wa
Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Weakness.
Sp,rlnato,rhoea, LOST
MANHOOD. lnpoteucy,
PKOSrAToRRIiE>. ParalN-
sis, aud nil the terri
bile eject OF Scli-Ahuse
Youthful foliits and ex-
cessts III mature: years
such AS Loss of Mem
trv I.sSS;tOtte. Noe
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DISEASES OF MAN.
Dissolution Notice.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST.
! ing under the firm name and style Of j. H.
Van Ness 4 Co, doing hotel business in Haley
known as the Merchants Hotel is this day dis.
solved by m. tual consent. j. W. Hodgman having
purchase d the interest of Mr.. Van Ness.
The business will be continued und the hrm
name and style If Bews Hodgman. who will col.
lect all outstanding accounts and assume all in.
/ tebtednes5.
K. BEWS.
J. II. VAN NESS
HALEY, Idaho, May 10. 1884.
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Second Judicisl Dis
trct Of the Terrt'ry of Idaho, IN and Tor
the Comfy of Alturas.

Grace Reed, f. o. Jones. j. p. Kirkendall and
Chas. A. Coe. co-pnrtners under the hrm
name of Reed, Jones e. Co., plain
tiffs VA. Alma Reyes and VIII
1nrl Reyes, defendants.
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Notice icr Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IpAno, !

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, hanoi
May l.. 1884.
T. Frank Mitchell. Of Hpi, Y. Idah", who made
Prescription Dsclaratnry Statement No. TO- for the
s T.. a n. " L SEC. H. ~, 3 + d. hereby Z We
notice Of my int, ntion to make final proof toestpb
lisn my claim to the land above described and that
expect to prove my residence and cultivation
before the Register and Receiver Mt HALEY, Idaho,
on June 30, 1884, by two of the following
witnesses: F. Or m,r, J.. Bartch. 9. Haeneke.
| ard Charles Haup-all OF Hail y, Idaho
FRANK MITCHELL.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-24

yorye. NrDn1E.AGEp and OLD men and all who
need cdicsl SKILL nul experience, consult tie
OF Furone,n Physician at oDce. His op'nl"n
coss not Ing nnJ my save future misery and
anne. When iuco've lent to visit tie city for
tre.tn"rt, r,edi ines can be sent everywhere ny
express FREE fron. ohs"rsnt on. 1t Is sell evil
dent that physician who gives his whole atte'l-
ton class of dis asses at,ains great skill, and
! ph, sciars throughout the country knowing ms
frequently recommend difficult cases to the OLD
| rs" SPECIALIST, by WHOM evely Known GOOD
RENE " is u.ed The Doctors AGE and E%PE
| .;lENCE make his opinion of SUPREME imp
tgnce
| n~rhoSc who call sec no one but the D7c'c'.
| Coasu tuti N free and Sacredly Confidt ut.
Cases which have failed in oh aiming rel eff tlsr.
agree to forfeit s1.O'0 for Cas-. undertaken not
erred. Gil or write Hours. Daily, from "a d.
| VI to D IN, & t. evenings. Sundays, 10 to II
only send for the Sun t.rist Guide to Health;
! SENT FREE. Address as ab We.
uy-rhe services # the celebrate old German
| PHI, sician DR. O. GIRARD, from Strasburf, have
| been secured at tue LIEBIti DISPFNSARi. His
fane AZ a specialist or diseases OF men l. univer,-
ally Known, and hun reds are daily nvalins them
selves at the Opp' rtun t. OF tree consultation
personally OF by ietter, in all linBufges
pg. ilEB,a's WONDERFUL GERMAN lNvlGoaATci
permanently prevents all Unnatural Losses from
| HE SYSTEM .nes til nerves. streni thens tne mus
clos check ~ waste. luv,gorates the whole ~ s.
ten and restores the afflicted to Health and Hap
mess.
The reason so many cannot get cured Of Semina
Weakness Loss OF Mani God, ttc.. Is owing to
: complication. allied PRuSTA rORRiEA with NY
PER AErHEs1A. VIII oh requires peculiar treat
ment DR.. iiebgs invisor tor is the only posi-
tive curs Tor PROSrATORkAEA, with peculia
special freshmen, used Mt the Lieh < Dispen, Try
| P,ice of Iuvigorlt,r 81. Case of SIX bottles. $40
Sen, to any address. covered securely from obser
vation
Most powerful electric belts free t, patients
To prove the wonderful power OF the Invigor
ator, -
50 BOTTLE GIVEN or SENT FREE.
f CONSULTATION fr and private. Call or address,
YyvD n INTERNATIONALLY
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direct that the foregoing notice of application
Tor uatent be puhisho r the period of sixty
days in the Woop RIVER DAILY rIHts, Newspaper
published ut HALEY, Aliuras county, Idaho Ter
rltury.
mo HOMER l. POT Nd. Register,
". Il. W.T. Gnilcy. lLahn. Atty. for ApnlieNn
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LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. lDAHo(
June 10. 1884.
Notice OF the above application viii be published
In the Woop RIvfg TINES, printed at Haley,
Idaho which hereby designate ns the newspaper
pub ished Arrest the land soribed in sad rppl
cation. ij2tdl HOMER l.. POUND. Register.
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+ rtify The sys-
TEN. All who h We
experienced an 4
wltnc Sc, the Ge.t
OF ticst tiers II M
ach y tiers upon
the W, ak broken
do II, Responding
vi tins of yspe"-
sia.liver conipt int,
fever nd ag ne.
rheumatism, ner-
y0us debility, Ur
Dremrture decay,
knoN tIst in this
suir-nie tonic md
nit ratiye there eN-
iSts Il $ 7erifc pr n
G. pie which coaches
I f" V ~ sour ~!
I 9 tr uiile. a.t,l ct
fcttS an absolute
a Il Il perm nent
Is and Dealers gen.
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SUMMONS.

TE-RITc HY or IDAHO, I CO
COUNTY OF ALrURAs
IN the Probate Court OF A!'uras County, Idaho
Territory.
John Tndras on7 Jacob Bonnet, as firm OF Joh-
Entres Il Co, III int ifs, VS. James
Lilo l4,E..l ,.l.A
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LAND OFFICE At HALEY, I. T.,

LAND OFFICE At HALEY. I. TIL
May 49, 1S4.
Notice of the above application will be pub
ished in the TINES. printed at HALEY, Idaho,
which hereby DIES gnate MS the newspaper pub
ished ne ar. st the lind described in said applica
ton.
ml9td HOMER L. POU Nd. Register.
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Application tor Facent.
ToTIUE No. AS.
HoI!tE No, 4Ns
UNITED STATES LAND OrFU'-,

UN,rrD STATES LAND OrFr"-,
HALEY, Idaho.
MARCIA ~. 1894.
Notice is hereby given that Daniel Harrington
and Robert c. Chambers, 10y " Il. Watt their at
t)ruey III fpct, whose postoihce address is
HALEY Alturas county, Idaho Territory, have
made application for United States Patent FOR
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Notice OF Forfeiture.

BY PAT FUREY, Deputy Sher H.
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LIrB g DISpENSARY,

400 Geary Street San Francisco. Chi
Private entrance, 4a5 Mason Str ct, four blocks
mp Grary street rom Kesrny. Main entrance
through pispcn. qry LruAstore j3utf
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-22
COMMUNICATIONS.
Peeuliar Chrfstianity.


 To the Editor of the JOURNAL COURIER;
 am pleased to find that my remarks on the eontagiousness of vice have provoked the wrath of a correspondent of yours who signs himself feW. F."
 s'No rogue e'er felt the halter draw,
 With good opinion of the law"
 tFW. F." says that I am ''ignorant." I am ignorant of many things, but am not ob- liyious of the fact that wrong-doers never lack time to invent 8 plausible excuse for their conduct In substance, "W. F." pre- tends that the North church has a better title to the adjoining land than the citizens of New Haven have.
 A sufficient answer to the pretext is, that if it is true there is no need of managing or wire-pulling to get permission to occupy land already owned by the church. The church can go right on and commence build ing and if molested by the city can call on the courts for protection.
 f'W. F." appears to think it would be fine thing for the North church to get possession of others property because thereby some real estate owned by said church will become taxable If this absurd argument were sound any church in the city could say, "Give us a building site on the Green and we will put our present church property in the tax list :"
 The citizens of New Haven do not want a all church property will be taxed and every vestige of the former union of church and State will be obliterated.
 "W F." construes my objections to wrong fully taking the peoples property for the benefit of two churches into an attack on Christianity. Doubtless my remarks were an attack on the peculiar Christianity of those persons who wish to appropriate other peoples property to their own use, but the vast majority of the citizens of New Haven do not want any such kind of Christianity.
 FeW. F.,'' stand up. Have the candor and honesty to sign your full name so that the public may know who you are. Do not slink behind the name of Christianity in or der to shield yourself or excuse your acts.
 J. P. PHILLIPS.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-22

The iremen's run at the New London county fair next week is to be a new and entertaining feature of the exhibition. Three Norwich companies have entered for tho contest, the William NJ. Williams, No. 3, Norwich hose, No. 4, and the Shetucket, No. 7. The trial of speed promises to be lively one.
 William Frazier, of Moosup, died on Wednesday. He had many friends and was a member of Moosup Masonic lodge.
 Alice Mather, widow of the late David Glazier of Willington, died at home in West ford on the afternoon of the 17th. The pa- hently endured sufferings of this estimable Christian lady for many years, occasioned by total blindness and the decay of old age, have excited general sympathy
 Mrs. Fanny Chichester, who died in Brook lyn, aged S4 years, was a sister of Mrs Eliza Gregory, of East Norwalk, who died only two days previously, aged 69. Both; were nterred with their ancestors, in Norwa1k.
 Thomas Owens, agardener in Norwich, was buried yesterday. For the past ten years he has rested from active work, having accumu- lated 0 competency which enabled him to live comfortably. He visited his native land few years since and returned much i'm proved in health. Since his return he almost determined to go back once more to his na- tive land and remain, but his affection for his brother and sisters in Norwich Branford anu NAesteH III tnlS 0tate prevented. MT. Owens was known and beloved by the Irish Catholics of that vicinity, hay ing assisted his race and mem bers of his creed on every occasion.
 On Friday evening the Republicans of Mystic marched from their hall to the Hoxie House and spread the same flag that they used in tha last campaign; thence, escorted by the Mystic Cornet band, they proceeded to Central hall, where General J. R. Hawley for one hour and half discussed the leading issues of the campaign as only he can. He aroused greet enthusiasm. The meeting was @ fine success
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-22
SOME LIES NAILED.

The Democratic lies about MT. Blaine are being rapidly disposed of in these days. His plain and straightforward story of his mar riage leaves nothing for his enemies to say. It is painful and disgraceful thing that the politics of this great, glorious and free country should have made candidate for the highest office in the land feel compelled to write such 8 letter, but the task could hardly have been better done. The manly tone of the letter will win much hearty sym pathy for it's writer
 MT. Blaine nails another lie by letter to the Utica (New York; Herald in regard to his coal interests. In this letter he says that he is not interested in the Hooking valley, Ohio, coal mining company, which pays it's miners starvation wages. He writes that he is not and never has been the owner of any coal lands, iron lands, or land of any character in the Hooking valley or in any part of Ohio. He also has never owned share of any stock in any coal, iron or land company in the State of Ohio. He did loan $12, 500 to a member of the Standard Oil company and took some bonds of the company as collateral, but he says he will be happy to transfer the bonds to any one who will pay the debt. He is in terested in coal lands in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, but there has never been the slightest trouble with laboring men in any enterprise with which he has been connected.
 The publication of the last batch of Mulh- gan letters also disposed of several able bodied lies. It has been charged most per- sfstsnt!y that MT. Blaine used his position and as speaker to obtain admission into the Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad en- terprise This charge has been made again and again, and tho fact which has been al- ways used to support it is that in letter to Mir Fisher Mir. Blaine mentioned the fact that he had some months be- fore, when in the speakers chair, made ruling by which the road was saved The letters just made public bring the most complete disproof of this accusa- tion. The letters of October and 5, 1869, show that MT. Blaine was in the enterprise and had disposed of bonds to the amount of $125, ,000, before the letter was written in which he referred to his ruling.
 And so one after another the lies go Be- fore the campaign is over it will probably be pretty clear that MT. Blaine at least ought not to be in prison.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-22

The New London County Agricultural so- cietyss annual fair commences Tuesday of next week and lasts four days Trotting ev- cry day and foot races, jumping matches, bicycle races, firemens contest or some spec ialtY on each of the four days.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-22

The 1cago, Burlington and Quincy rail- road company is testing an arrangement for destroying weeds along the track. It has been fitted on an engine at the Aurora shops, and consists of two iron pipes projecting on each side of the engine in front. The sx- haust steam is conducted into these pipes in stead of through the smokestack, and the steam and gas are thereby thrown out close to the track in front of the engine on each side. On trial trip weeds and grass were cut down and destroyed. some two feet on each side of the rails. It is proposed to run an engine over the entire road in this way.
 It is pleasant to notice that movement is on foot to extend to the United States the benefits of the Institute of Chartered Ac- countants, " an organization which has met with much success in England and Wales. Anyone by paying fee to 8 firm or oompa- ny of chartered accountants in England can have the books of any corporation or other enterprise with which they are connected carefully examined by an expert. The unex- pected investigations are taken as matters of course, and no official of the investigated
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-22

WORCESTER Mass, March g, 1884. Dr. David Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y.:
 Dear SirEMys son a lad of fifteen. editor of the sCo- Ahead sruate journal of this city has been at different times most severely, and apparently hopelessy afflicted with Salt Rheum. When avery small child his body was almost entirely covered with this loathsome eruption It mostly pessed away, however, after the teething period. and he one wear ago when the Salt Rheum first appeared on his hands between his fingers then on his limbs, then on his face and head in one solid mass. His condition was terrible. The rash resenabled ivy uoisoniney and we at first fancied 1t might be thing not so bad as his old troubles, but the physi- ciars pronounced it Salt Rheurn, and made every effort without avail. it. We tried prepar ation widely advertised as specific for skin dis eases but it made about much Of an impression as SO much cold water might have done You can understand the situation when say we were in despair off obtaining real help from any source.
 At this point. through the advice of Mir J. ". Ba- con whose daughter had been cured of Salt Rheum by t. tried KENNEDY'S FAYORITE REMEDY. This was the right and only thing at last The skin began to heal af once. and to-day the evidence of the disease has wholly disappeared How thankful we are Dear Doctor; leave you to imagine.
 Yours, J. W.BATCHELDEH.
 No. IT TeFriH street.
 The experience of years, and the testimony of thousands demonstrate DIR DAVID KENNEDY'S FAVORTTE REMEDY to the most successful medi- cine for organic and blood diseases ever discoEered Prepared only by Df. David Kennedy, Physician and Surgeon, Rond0ut, N. Ys Se1oeooaWnr
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-22

Judge Van Brunt, of the Supreme court of New York, following the principle laid down by the Court of Appeals, has decided that telegraph companies have no right to erect poles in the street unless by agreement with and compensation to the owner of the prem ises in front of which they are placed, and that the municipal authorities have no such interest as to entitle them to authorize pri- vate corporations to impede or invade the private rights of the owner of the estate abut- ting on Ezns street. This decision is clearly in accoI 3e with common sense and jus tice.