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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

The prompt manner in which GOV.
Martin provided for the protection Of
the frontier against the Indians, really
commendable- There are chronic
grumblers who are incG0ed TO ridicule
the affair by calling It a ',ssare.' etc.
Those self same parties would no doubt
have waited until numerous innocent
persons were butchered by the red fends
before taking decisive action. In this
case an ounce of preventative is worth
tons of cure, and the prompt manner in
which the Governor has acted should
be applauded by all good people of the
state.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25
rREAsuRER,s NOrICE.

Notice IS hereby given that the fol-
lowing is a list of town lots sold for
taxes and unredeemed at this time con
tanning the names of the persons to
whom assessed wherever such names
appear on the tax roll and showing the
amount of taxes and costs together with
the interest thereon, calculated TO the
last day of redemption, and unless such
town lots are redeemed on or before
the dates given opposite each lot they
viii be conveyed to the purchaser, All
situated in the county Of Phillips and
State OF Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25
- REsr-oEN. oRANr DEAD.

The telegraph wires on Thursday
brought the udings OF the death Of Gen.
Grant which occurred that morning, at
Mt. Meg ePor, New York. This event
has been expected for some time. We
have no particulars, only that the na-
tions flags are being displayed at half
mast, in honor of her valiant dead,
Thus ends the life of one of the worlds
greatest Generals.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

Like a bOmb-sheu, the exposures of
the London Pail Mall Gazette, fell
among England's aristocracy. At first
the authorities attempted to suppress
the paper by arresting the news deal
ers, and claiming that 1t was obscene
literature. But in this they signauy
failed, and the sale of the Gazette was
enormous, in fact the demand was more
than could be supplied. The expos
ure claims that the aristocracy have
been extensively engaged in procuring
young GIRLS of tender years and keep
ing them for unlawful purposes. In
fact, the statements made by that pa
per are said to De appalling. and En-
glish public sentiment is being aroused.
Mr.. Sturgeon has preached several
powerful sermons upon the subject, and
the humane societies have been dill
gently at work investigating the matter.
As the articles contained in the Gazette
have not been published in this country,
they must be highly sensational. If
the hints which we hear of them be
true, then, indeed must London be a
second Sodom and GOmOrrah.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

At the primaries held in this county
during the past week for the purpose of
electing delegates to the cOunty judicial
convention held yesterday at Norton, L.
*. Pratt delegates were elected in every
township save one and possibly two.
This insures him this county with her
nine delegates in the Aiiubr0ok conven-
tiOn, and in addition to these nine. we
understand that he is the first choice of
five cut of the eleven delegates from
Phillips eOUntY.-LenOra Leader.
The Leader is 81 little of so far as this
county is concerned. George w. Stin-
son is the first and only choice of Phil
lips cOunty's delegates.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

Intelligence has been received from
west Africa that the king Of Dahomey,
with many followers, on the 10th, made
a raid on the villages under French
protection near Portonovo. His troops
INDUCED In wholesale massacres of the
inhabitants, and burned alltheir villages,
1880 youths were captured and carried
back into Dahomey to be sacrificed at
cannibalistic feasts,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

The coronor's jury in the Mary Bald
win murder case. after an investigation
lasting since July 8, returned a verdict
charging William Baldwin, the dead
grls brother, with the crime, AS there
were no valuables or money taken II
became evident that the object OF the
murder was not burglary, and rs young
Baldwin would succeed to the estate in
case of the death of Miss Baldwin, sus-
picion naturally rests upon him. I'm
less further testimony is developed, the
chain of evidence is probably hardly
sufficient as-yet to convict him.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

Condolences never cease. A short
time since the Pail Mall Gazette, pub
lished Mt London, England, made a
great sensation by exposing immorah-
ties in that great city. And now comes
the Logan Freeman and threatens to
publish certain Letters of the county
treasurer, and expose the military rec
ords of gentlemen in this county.
"Lay ON 8lcDuH and Id be ne who first cries,
Hold Enough.'
But please be mercIful and strike at
once, for a civilizedsworId, in great sus-
uense, stands waiting with bated breath
and distended nostrils.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

The State Board Of Health has re-
solved as follows: "That by the au-
thority vested in this board, it is hereby
ordered that on and after October 1st ,
1885, no pupil shall be admitted to any
public school in this state without pre-
senting satisfactory evidence Of proper
and successful vaccination
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

Doctor Jenkins, of the lLirwiu Chief,
not to be out done by the independents,
which is makiog a terrible splurge over
the electro plate story published on its
patent side, and entitled ''Driven from
Sea to Sea, - announced last week that
he win soon begin the publication OF
San intensely thrilling and highly NOR
al serial story entitled, '.Squint-Eyed
Bob or the Bully Of the Woods. s" No use
Doe you might just rs well throw up
the sponge first as last; for the hide
pendent has already arranged for the
world paralyzing story, ''AGnstang Nike,
The Hero of Pancake Ranch" and
this viii be followed by personal Rem
inisce aces OF Tar-HeeI Bill % which viii
be too utterly utter for human compe-
kition.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

The President has called a .'halt, -
in the matter of ousting competent
officials without cause, and violating
the civil service laws. After he has Sc
cured many of the most important
places, by applying that most versa
tile and fruitful machine, offensive
partisanship," it is a great stroke of
Mr.. Cleveland to cry, "halt." Tho
dissatisfied mutterings of mug-wumps,
together with an itching palm to hold
the governmental reins for another
term, is the probable cause of this sud
den spasm Of high moral elevation.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

The law office of the postofice depart
ment has given an opinion to the effect
That postmaster who uses or converts
to his own use the postal funds in his
own office, though not required to de
post them until the end of the current
month or quarter, is guilty Of embozzle-
ment.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

We have received No. L, Vol l, of
the Golden Belt" published by S. Il.
Jameson, at Grinnell, Kansas, it is a
neat seven column folio, and no doubt
supplies a ''long felt want" We cheer
fully Elk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

Chicago news dealers are said TO be
preparing to spread the British scandal
before the public in this country. They
expect to reap rich harvest and no
doubt will.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

The press dispatches show numerous
cases of sun-stroke throughout differ
ent parts of the country. Such thing
was never heard Of in northwest Kan
sas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

A row in a Sunday School in Graham
county resulted in two arrests and fines.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25
NORrHWEsr Kansas.

The Western Kansas World thinks
the Wa-Keeney land district emigration
boom viii continue all the fall and
winter.
A large number of our citizens, who
paid Col. Burch from five to fifty dollars
on his handbook of Decatur county are
openly charging him with swindling.-
Oberlin Eye.
The Leuora Leader now speaks of
Col. Burch, another handbook man, as
a fraud, and claims that he did Norton
county for a thousand or two dollars.
The Norton Champion. gushes forth
with poetic fervor, at the beautiful
scenery around and about Norton,
closes with the following philosophical
remark: 'sWhile Norton may never
become a summer resort strictly. it has
her own charms for those who love
scenery
T. NJ. Davis, of the bank of George
& Davis, Burchard, Neb., and c. E.
Casey, of the bank of O. T. EDee & Co.,
Pawnee City, Neb., have established a
bank at Long Island. So says the
Argus.
Hon. fully Scott, the newly appoint
ed Receiver of the Oberlin Land Office,
was married on the 10Th inst, to Miss
Emma Kempthorn, of Beioit, Kansas.
Mr.. Scott commences his official career
under favorable auspices.
In the District Court in and for Phillips county
State of Kansas.
I. G. HOI MES, Plaintiff.
NOTICE.
SARAH A. GARDNER,
ID. GARDNER Defts
Said defendants, Sarah a. Gardner and A. D.
Gardner, VIII take notice that they have been sued
in the above named cOurL, upon one certain prom
isOry note dated February 25th. 1888, for $50 with
interest at ten per cent. per aununl, and must an
sWer the petition filed therein, by said plaintiff,
or before the 2Sth day of August, A. ID. 1855,
said petition viii be taken trne and Judg-
ment Tor plaintiff in said action viii be rendered
JOr eighUy-tyvO and 5000 dollars and the attach
mont therein granted
SEAL Attest: j. III. SALLEE.
Clerk of Said Court.
MCKAY d MCCORNICE, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
july-ll.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25
CITY OF PHILLIPsBURG.

20 feet west side
no sc do C. kirkland
1885 do smith Frazier 81 co
CITY or LOGAN.
G 65 DO Unknown
GASDY's ADDITION TO CITY LOGAN.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

L B r Amount Day Re'd'n Name of Owner
20 II 50 Dec 10 '85 P Warner
IS a Is do A Weaver
Commencing at the north east corner of ne or of
3d. town 4, range 10, thence south lz2
rods. west "a rods, south Us rods, west 81
north 100 rods, east so rods TO place of begiU-
ming 90 90 Dec 10 80 AIDA Parsons
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25

A big lot of cook and heating stoves
at very low prices HuHng & Anderson
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-25
aANpK s ADDIrloN 70 or

Treasurer philips County kansas
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

word. Think of some tool you W re
working with swapping od-no. relE-
be. "We buy and sponge tho cloths
be ore we make them into clothing;
ard while we are making them, we
make tie stitches stronI and stubborn,
that they may not break OF fail you in
in the wearing; and when we think OF
the prices to be put on the clothing, we
look closely to put them ut the lowest
penny. We have but IL price. We
will take The clothes back, if You are
not satisfied; and for that reason, we
must make it the lowest price" So
Oak Hall talks. There is a sound of
push and drive in a their advertise
ment that is cheering to hear, and
onght to stalt customers towards the
Old Reliable and Largest Clothing
House iE America. as soon as it comes
time for getting new clothes; and if you
canlh.t go, send to Oak Hall. aud you
will get information enough to buy
clothing without going to Philadel-
phia.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

gsipf Jysti.e noasl.y las given a
a r GA tla, SHE o. beer, ale, &c.,
~ t,.e quart, or in la.se measure TO be
l.vnt on tte premises Of the vendor is
not ur,lGtr,d b. One statue. The Ion
rutseof Inc act tcucaing tlis larticu-
lar clint is this: lila, il shall not be
l.Nfu. TO sell ale, siroug beer, lager
beer. porter, wine or otlcr malt liquor
hx.ept where the same IS compounded
and e5.d as a meticjne) in quantities
lie ,lan a quart, if the same is drank
on or about tie premises where sod :
y without a license first hld' sc. The
court Remarks: ''These words are
clear and mHlnbiguoCs, and declare
that a sale of the Liquors, specified in
a quantity less Than Il quart is prohibit
led If The same is drtllk on or near the
premises of the yeidor. The Statae
nowhere prohibits the the sale of these
liauors except when they are sold 10y
the small measure and aye 20 be con
samed at Tie place Of sale" Accord
Ing 10 this decision any II a sell
The allowed named liquors by the quart
or larger measures and they can be
DRINK on the premises. The temper
ance people would say that the law
needs to be s,rengsdenod at this point.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

Tile Woodbury. City Council decii. {
Ia ehierillin a prorpsnsor. 10 supply
wruoaali with water.
IL Sheriff Fredericks, a member If
III Stale Board of Charities, and his
deputy, William Fedel ivss. haze in t
co spl, ted ap Official in leetion Of The
] ais, Insane asylums and aim ii. c
of the counties of Camden, Salem and
Burlington.
C. Mayer Zulick, Of Newark. Ii S
been aaniIted Governor ~ Arizona
Territory by the President.
There are 1900 registered piatma
clsts in the State.
y swarm Of bees, attract, Thy hnxcs
nj honty, elp,u red a store in Newton a
few days STAGE, and y was n. "a AIRY /.
~ use sulphur to djslodge hei.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

The chilly fall 3ui t e bitter winter
weataer viii te alsng shortly TO square
the years account for the not summer,
AID tne warm Sepleu b !. Tie cold
snaps of a day ortwo at Il time, thlt We
have had al. eady, are tic sladoT cast
b fore fall is comm s, Win er is COM
Ing. We thii.k OF THIS new as we 10, k
along our COLUMNS to tie advert cement
Il our .ong-time friends, MessI,. VAN
amakei u BioNn, Oak Halt, > +. Cor
ntr Sixth ~ d Ma bet SIR ct, Thu ate.-
pAia. Ever, body ainiost ever. body
Tex ;vpt The children, aud they axe get-
ting 10 kuow,) that Wananstker &
Brown sill clothing. We no not want
YOU /; 0 read another word, Unless yu
tank the,e is gain, NJ least, Ia The
SHAPE II haoaiedsr Tor you IN ~readihg.
But our I'll l,dciiiia friend, have
sorc q'.aiut Iotioh.s ais,ut trading,
Like g,pd ho.us. !,ui.d rs, they bcSln
at the fousdatioh N asking ynu ~ dsas
with tttm. Jarv r,I.g LtS cialers
ua old tax ). Cur CO hha, SD thy,
is II ..h,., ~ ,ha: ka VI tr>.1
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24
PUBLIC SALE OF
TIMBER and LAND.

viii be sold IT pIblic sale OF
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Goth, 1855.
on the premises nea Perkintown sta
ton adjoining lands of Chas. Swayrr!y
and others, abAut
2G ACRES OF TIMBER
consisting of c'i-stnut, white and black
oak. suitable for posts, rails, cord anil
fire wood. VIII be sold in smlll To- !.
Persons attending the sale viii meet t
Perkintown station ut l o'2lpck. Sale
will commence at 100 O'Clock. Con-
ditions ut sale.
ga the close of the timber sale the
land viii be offered for sale.
TIE HEIRS.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

several of the New jersey county
ln!i.icai conventions iaae recently pas
sd resolutions fayor;ag !Ae reduction
Of tic legal rate of Interest 20 5 per
cvit. Tie neigllniing states will
wish al! success to tbs 43yoalent, for
while practically il viii no. prevent the
j rseyH Ell from being e'..rged for the
Gse 1i money What laWc.!s to be t!e
aIarset rate, the l'o.arg ana additional
risk it will cause 10 capitalists will in
cline Them 10 sech htea meuts first in
New York and Philadelphia and The
effect will be to increase the supply al
capital in thosc pieces Us compared
Ni.lithe current rate in New jersey.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

Tie rere1t dat a petition was being
signed to have Hon. Thomas NJ. Fer
reil removed from the Internal ReEen-
ne Collectorship was most likely mis-
0 trued by the Mllville Hepub!'ca"
Il is more la;e'y that the petition is to
have editor Newlir of the Republican
removed iiom being post master.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

Bomiui,k MeCafrey, the prize Aght-
cr. las fallen heir to n fortune Of $50,
030 In Australia. should he invite all
lie rest Of ,he braiaers to go there aud
aajcy it with him the country could
Wei afford 20 bear &c loss, although
the Hu,hmen would deserve commis-
seration.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

A tr'eTam from N'emi his says that
millions % squirrels sare emigrating
from The M'ssiss'rrs aLa ever 10 the
Arkansas shore at a point commencing
shout five miles below Memphis and
ettcmtiingd down for % miles. They are
swimming The Mississippi river and
evidently making for more Q evated
grounds in Arkansas. ThoGsan:ls are
being ailisl by farmers, who ly reason
"ftlrif < aat numbers, Use sticks in
steal OF guns. Similar ~em;sga,ian of
s4lirrcs occurred ia 1872.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

The political contest in virginia x
Il G most exciting that las been there
for years. Ftitz Hugh Lee, the Demo
cratic candidate Tor governor is trarel-
ing over he state and receiving cn.hu-
sias ic oyations. Senator Malone and
John X Wise are also making : Wig
orous canyass Of tie state.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

II there is 4 war is The East the
armed force which cl.I country could
ll'ce in the field wti,n three months
trom the declala ion Ct hostilities *
e','hated as follow: Turkey, 2S4,a0t
Eoalania, lr "g; S@,rvia, 1907
Bulgaria, 72,9)9; Greece, $1,000; East
FRA !ioumelit, -3.ltj; Montenegro
2i,g01. The maNimrt ayaIiabl,
stseusth Of Ii, great i'uMtrs FOR war
like operations ia European Turkey
Within three montlis VI tbs. outbreak OF
lt 81 ties would he. res ia, Sl0,O 600.
n-ilrany, 450, 0Oi; lrU,vr, $50, 900:
Austria-lIuneary. 329,C0o; Italy, 2O7,-
0 O, and Great B:i,ial, $4,000.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

Til, Ohio Legislature is conceded to
lie Republican by three majority on
inilt ballot. Wagers are being matte
that sherman viii not be elected as
some of the Republican legislators
are opposed tohim.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

ftIo Civil egt,lry Comm ss!on has
written 10 tie President, ctiling his at
tention to '';hc attempt made rs the
Pennsylvania Republican Coumiltee
Ia collect political assessments IN the
de%nrtacnts,n and ,ugges,ia. The pro-
lt.eg Of making IN Investigate a OF
De mstter, with the yiew of l}uiislling
an parties connected With ii wha can
e reached 10y the hw. They say that
lit ia their helict ttat chl.rnua tiR,p-
or. Nha 5 responsible for tEc legving
ciren ar is pat an cnlflnc Of tn tow
crnheni, and thcies N'taHnot he rptrh-
dl~ he law.Naai thag di'cns the
'ie pasr.e'S q askingN mare $ 10 q
80
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

Philadelphia will probably have a
Democrat for their next sheriff, I'll
Committee Of 100 are opposing W,
t,vood Rowan and have endorsed
Dallas Sanders, the Democrat caMdi-
date. Rowan was defeated in 1916 Tor
tho s!seriHality By 1901 majority when
TIay's carried the city iy 1900 MAORI
IL.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

Memorandum to our Democratic
friends-ray less attention to your
country post offices and more to your
country papers PaHada. Record.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

Although this IS considered an of
year in politics yet the election in New
Jersey is one of the most important.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

MacoIm Hay vino WIS Post Master
General a short time last spring, died
en- Tuesday.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

Charles Parneil, the great Irish asl-
tator viii y s this coentay next Jan
Gary.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24
FOR SAIE,
RAG CARPAC

Weaving il all its branches. Alply
to.
JOHN =. HEAP,
Milf. Pennsg owe, n. ,.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24
Dear Reader;
Tennsgrovc, N. J., Fall of 1885.

You will find the Old Firm of S.
r. Leaps Bro. at the foot of Main Street in full blast and pre-
pared to meet the wants of ALL for Fall and Winter Goods.
You will find our store just as good as any in the County for
Clothing, Boots, Ovcrcoats etc. Carpets of many Grades.
Furniture, we have a good iue. In our Cry Goods we propos
to lead the way, not to be led. Blankets and Quilts. We have
had a big run on a lot of.White Blankets at $2.62 cents per pair.
We have closed out a big lot ofthem, but expect more in a few
days. They are slightly soled but the discount at which they
are being sold makes them go. Call and Examine our
stock, if we cannot please you no harm is done,
Resp'y,
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

The following are the candidates ior
Assembly Of this County. Take your
choice:
.tcsrl I'D. WHITAKER, RcpH0iicah'
fAcoE MI trrINCoTr, Dcmoctat.
PrNEERC con pIERcE ProFibitionists.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24
Fer Colds.
For Group
fer ksura.gia.
For 4hsumatism.
Doctor Thomas Eeisctric 0M

~
"gpcnt Fifty Dollars
IN doctcring Tor rheumatism, before I tried
Thomas Eeisctyfr Oil. Used a 5o-cent bottle II
ihi< medicine. add got out IN one week. For bars
and sprzins IL is exeeueai." Jas. Durham, Eass
Pembroke, N. y.
You Can Depend On Ft.
For severe rootAache end Neuralgia Of the
head, | used Wsm&i Eeixf-ic OIL This IS
certainly the best thing ] ever knew for the re-
l.i Of pain Of any kind. Tha house rs never wish-
oui it, Mrs. 4. NJ. Frank, III Upper Street,
Buffalo, n. X.
log
Speaks Right up.
Have tried J4s<xas' &risefyie O2 for Group
and colds. and ind It the best remedy l have
evsr used in my family Via. Kay, $40 Plymouth
Ave, Buffalo, N. Y.
so
Worked Wonders,
~ daughter was very bad of on account OF
q cold. and pain ia her lungs. DR.. TXestas' Ee-
Isef,ie oil eHysd ke, ia f5rfaly-/es~ herr. One
of the boys was cured Of sore throat. This medi-
cine has worked wonders il our family" AL
yah Pinekney, Lake MaaoPas, NY.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24
FOR SALE.

An eight .roomel house situated on
Franklin street, P~ennsgrove, now oc-
cupied by Ezekiel Denny. For. terms
apply to JACOB DIVER.
FOR SALE.
Two Jersey IIeifers, one ! montl S
old full bluoded; The other one year
old seven -eights Jersey stock. For par
ticulars, apply to
James L. Layton,
FGnnsgrove.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-24

,,nBu,s rupture aSSt5iaE S. s.
=i3la. sg:a. relis5is ard & perfect reteiusr. lsj5
81 q TF-sy. "oEn Day and NlGht snd Is
snials from grateful sufsrera cured - this a?-
lance. Aaareso Central Medical and Surgical
Institute e2o locust Sc. ct Louis, No.
sktllfnl treatment. gIven oil kinda OF surgical
aud m sd irai ea.V>sL Weakening Diseases Gnd rrt'
ynte trouhles In male End female our s~pe2isity. DO
suTo to write Us osforo taking treatEe ant eiSosiErS-
Consuitndon froe ard i1v,tsd.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-12-24

America, the prize table was decorated
with the Stars and Scrip s, and the cards
were pictorial description of the dis
covery of America.
At last our excited tourists breathed a
sigh of relief and talked to their hearts
content. The winners at this table were
only too glad to remain, but the unfortun-
ate losers were compelled like the Wander
ing Jew, to move on" The guests were
bewildered and delighted. for the details
of the game were perfect and the effect
most happy. AS the first game at the
head of the table was concluded, the
Swiss clock chimed in with Cuckoo,
cuckoo" which became the victors'
triumph cry during the evening. The
badges were made of birch bark, upon
which the aces, deuces, trays and tours
were worked in many colored straw. The
prizes were collected during a long trip
abroad, and were most tasteful souvenirs.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-12-24
ROYAL BLOOD.

We are all kings and queens in this
country, and we have right to as good
blood as that which courses through the
veins of emperors. If the blood is poor
and the cheek are pale, it is well known
that Browns Iron Bitters is the great
tonic which will give color, vigor, and
vitality. Mr.. NJ K. Gibson, of West Point,
Miss, says, 81 felt weak and debilitated.
Browns Iron Bitters made me strong and
WELL"