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4 { II D ERB 0 I'd \
Blind, Bleeding and IichIng Positively
Cured by Cuticura.

warm BATH with CUrICURA SOAP, an ex.
quisite Skin Beautifier, and a single appIlca.
ton OF CUuCURA, the great Skin Cure. win
instantly alay the intense itching of tn o
Treatment combined with small doses of Gu.
IlCURA REsoLNENr, the new Blood Purifier,
three times por day, 10 regulate and strength
en- the bowels overcomes constipation and
remove the cause; will cure Blind, Bleeding
and Itching Piles when all other remedies
and oven phNsiclNns fnN.
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THAT which We call q rose
. by any other name would smell as sweet
Bat tho reverse is equally true, and the
simple fact that so many wretohei per-
fnmos are designated Florida Water
does not iU,pert 10 them any Of the
svDst fragrance Of the genuine Murray
y LeilIusn's Florida Water. Beware Of
tnsss' counuerteits, and mako sure Of OBJ
tanning only the right article which has
Won Tor itself the foremost position es
toilet rpouisito
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ITCHING PILES

was taken for the first time In my life
WIN Blind Piles, SO severe that | could
hardly keep on my feet. | used various rem
edies for three weeks, "a hen the disease took
the form of Itching Piles, and growing worse
ny advice Of an old gentleman l tried the
EuTloURA, one application relieved the
itching and was soon cured. | wish toteII
the world that In cases of Itching Piles the
price OF the CUTICURA Is of no account
From an unsolicited quarter.
O.C. KIBBY,
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'Yall Paper Uheap.

We have determined on clearing
out sale, and will for tue coming week
make special low prices. Our stock is
the largest and best assortment In the
State. Call early aud have our full line
to select from, Samples sent out of
town and orders filled promptly. HAM.
GLToN a. YOUNG, 500 Elm street.
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A meeting Of the executive COM
mittoe OF the association of fire under
writers for Texas, will be held at the
rooms of the Texas Insurance ex-
change this morning ~ 0O'olock. All
special and general agents in the city
are invited 10 attend.
A, G.. CAMPBELL,
Secretary A. p, Ut.
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Wants the Facts Known.

Mr.. Editor; and my neighbors have
been led 20 many times into buying
different things for the liver, kidneys
ana blood that have done us more harm
than good, feel 1t due your readers to
advise them, when An honest and good
medicine like DR., Hgrter's Iron Tonic
can he had Wv truly,
AN OLD ,'t'BsCRIBER,
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BaokIen's Arnioa salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, totIer, cbappod hands, ohilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions aud posi-
lively cures piles, or no paw required.
IL is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box, For sale by w. Il. Howell 4
Bro.
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@ WEST STREET CONCORD, n i ill., Add
Plies TWENTY YEARS

Having been a martyr TO Piles 70 years, |
was advised by "a friend to try your CUTICU-
RA REMEDIES, which did, aud am THANK
ful ~ stat. that am nog perfectly relieved
and hope permanently so.
NICHARD NORMAN.
NEW YoRK.
p p. ! would send you nay address but
prefer 10 remain in obscurity,
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SANFORD'S
RADICALCU CURE

Head Colds, Watery Discharges from the
Nose aud Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Heau,
Nervous Headache and Fever instantly re-
lieved. Choking mucus dislodged, men,
brane cleansed and healed, breath sweetened
smell, taste and hearing restored and rava-
ges checked.
Cough, Bronchitis, Dropplngs into the
Throat, Pains in the chest, Dyspepsia, Wasting
of Strength and Flesh, Loss of Sleep, etc.,
cured.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal
Solvent, and one DR.. Sanrord's Inhaler, In
one package, Of all druggists, for 81. ASK for
sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE, pure dlstllla.
alton OF Witch-lazel, Am. Pine, Ca Fir,
Margold, Glover Blossoms, etc.
Potter Drug aud Chemical Co, Hostnn.
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ITCHING PILES.

began the use of your CurICURA REM.
EDlEs when you first put them on the mar
ket, aud know of two cases of Itching Piles
that have been cured by the use, at my sug-
geStion, of these remedies
r.. N. MARTIN.
VGRDEN, ILL,
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IL will pay you TO get our prices before
buying. We will sell you cheaper than
you can buy elsoWhprN ir N7l''a.
HAMILTON q You've, SO Ellu a,....
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Pnlnts And window Glas.

Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Pufls
because they do not stick 70 thelips.
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Shilon'E euro VII 1lr isteiy rolioys
GROUP, whOopipg uOug' "a bronchitis,
old by j, l.. Wllliamg s. 70.
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Largest Embroidery Sale
ever known at the prices advertised at
Bauman's,
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Monthly supplies at Epos" $50 EIm
No. 8.
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Ladies' sfta

aatins and BrooAdee
aarAelllng 'Aat NJ Hunup'a.
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Ladies' SUITE
in all oolors aud styles at prices to suit
all, AZ Humans.
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SHILOH OatNrth Hemedy positive
sure Ion u,larrr, du.'r 10 aud oaukfI
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HIGGsToN, GA.

have tried your CUTICURA REMEDIBs
and hnd them all that you claim, and the
demand Tor them In this section Is great
ACGL SrUS w. COLLINS,
HIgGSTON GA
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Everything fresh, nice and cheap at
Epes grocery, $50 Elm. Telephone No.
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At Douglas Bros. merchant tailorS you
will and tho most complete stock o
woolans In Texas.
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Tomorrow.
Look out for the embroidery sale at
Buman's.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are positive cure
for every form of SKIN and Blood Diseases
nom Plmples TO Scroiula Sold everywhere
Price CurICuRA, 700; SOAP, 25c, REsOL-
VENT, 81 Prepared by the PorrER D,,ua
AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, MASS.
Send for GLOW to Cure Skin Dissases.n
SKIN klemishes, Plmples, BlacEhesd- and
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Athl % u has restored nc 10 q . pcio hraiihN ~ Nj
Rae l0Jsepl street ~ louis Il relieved me a soms
lhe most dl,ire'ilns ailments ,ai humanity Il A,b g
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Our Pamphlet, "Three Types % Hsu.. erpl,ln, al IA,
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ponspiituon Free and Invited.
. AMERICAN eALvANlc COMPANY,
w North Sixth ST., ~. loss. M,
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THIS beautiful Hotel Wilmington
new
the
make
o.
called e Hand Box Hotel street few
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ALLTaAT YOU CLAIM

VGRDEN, LII,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-05-28
COMMERCIAL.
OUR CHICAGO MARKET REPORT.

Although war is declared off for the present be-
tween England and Russia, yet prices have not
taken the expected tumble.
1t is now estimated that there are 43. 900 OOO
bushels of wheat in elevators and in transit, al
most twice the amount in sight one year ago
The stock of corn in store and in transit is
placed at 1900 200 bushels while at this date one
year ago it was 100000 bushels, There is
however, a steady decrease in the amount OF
wheat in sight. and this, combined with the
shortageiin acreage and unfavorabe weather. have
kept prices up. Cash wheat closed yesterday
No red, 91c.; No. spring, SIC. Corn 47c.; oats,
35c.
Butter-Choice lots Of extra Creamery q to
23c per pound; fair to good, IS to aOc. The dc
mand is equal to the supply, and the market is
in healthy condition.
REPRESENTATIONS for fresh Eggs now range
from II to lee. per dozen.
Live Stock-Stock is sold per 100 lbs. live
weight Diseased CATTLE hogs, and sheep are
coEdemned.and killed by the health officers.
Shippers will save money by keeping diseased
stock and pregnant at home.
Cattle are averaging to the car; hogs II, and
sheep 100.
Cattle-Exporters, as well as eastern shippers
Of live cattle and dressed beef operators, bought
freely, and the market closed somewhat stronger.
There was great deal OF activity in butcheriug
and canning cattle, and the supplies were :about
all sold at steady prices, cows going at 2556l4S5
and steers at .5o@4.65. Veal calves were active
about the extent OF the supply at 525@5. 80 prime
ones being worth 65096 rs. There was COM
paratively moderate supply of stockers and
feeders, and most Of them changed ownership at
full prices, as there was an excellent demand
from country buyers
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-05-28
Glen Haven.

Our town has been quite lively the
past week. Farmers are hauling off
their surplus grain after seeding, and
receiving good prices for the same.
Wheat from 73 to IS; oats SO to So; rye
so; potatoes 80 to 50 cents per bushel
There is fine stage of water on the
river which makes boatmen feel happy.
The river, however, is falling slowly,
without much prospect Of June rise,
for the reason that the water has been
high ever since the opening of naviga-
ton.
We are to have an excursion on the
river by steamer, on Friday next. from
Cassville to Prairie du CHEN, stopping
at Guttenburg, Glen Haven, CLAYTON.
Pictured Rocks, McGregor, and Prairie
du CHEN, giving all chance to drink
OF the mineral waters of the Artesian
well. that cures all diseases Which the
human family are heir to, and giving
those that want ride on the river a
chance to ride cheap.
Our friend. j. Dolphin, has captured
another wolf. an old one at that; also a
man by the name of Woodington, from
Cassville, unearthed six wolves at the
tune of $50, all within the limits of the
town of Glen Haven, making our farm
ers feel more secure in sheep raising.
Mr.. Alfred Humphrey and family. of
the firm of Basford & Humphrey, was
unexpectedly called ON the oath inst. To
attend the funeral of Mrs. Wallace
Humphrey, of Patch Grove.
Our village and surrounding country
is very healthy at this time, having no
need of doctors; but still there is good
opening for doctor in our village To
locate permanently, as the hot weather
increases we must expect more or less
sickness
We had bear show in orr stree Is
yesterday, which pleased the boys and
girls very much. He came here on a
flat-boat from the north.
Mrs. Tate of the Mississippi House, is
absent on visit to sick brother in
Iowa.
Mr.. Chas. Basford. of the firm of
Thomas & Basford, came out on II visit
TO his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Bas-
ford. Charlie likes to see the old Mis-
sissippi occasionally.
We have plenty of fine fish in the
market these days Our fishermen are
packing in ice, and shipping daily.
Our bluffs look beautiful with their
spring suit of green leaves. intermingled
with evergreens bordering the river.
Steamers are plentiful on the river,
seemingly, doing good business.
Mrs. l.. Devlin. of Iowa, is on visit
to her sister of Glen Haven. Mrs. IL. J.
THESE. Mrs. NJ. Eddy is also on a
visit to her niece, Mrs. Henry Weaks.
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CaSSYilIe.

Since the last issue of the HERALD
nothing startling has happened in our
village. But enough is going on to
keep our hands and heads busy. We
all expect to take rest from our labors
next Friday. There is to be grand
excursion up the river on the steamboat
John Abbott. This excursion is given
BY the Cassville Brass Band. The par
ty will stop at pictured rocks, Prairie
du Chen, and other points of interest.
When the people of Cassville set ont to
have good time you may depend upon
it they will have it. Next week we will
tell you how great success the excur-
sion was
Our public schools will close this week
when teachers and pupils will take their
much needed and well deserved vaca.
ton.
MIR. Rockefeller moved into his new
house last Monday. 1t looks like pros.
perity to see SO much building and re-
pairing going on.
We shall probably have no memorial
exercises here Decoration day, but there
will be a good-sized delegation attend
the exercises at Lancaster.
There was a temperance lecture al
the Baptist church last Wednesday eve.
Temperance lecturers usually slight
Cassyille. There is no reason for that.
Tho people of this village are as ready
TO listen and as open to conviction as
the people of any community.
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several extra hands the past week.
About $50 tons of ore are ready for ship
ment.
Mrs. Anderson shipped $40 dozen of
eggs, via Lancaster to Chicago, on
Tuesday last.
Mr.. Anderson got down to his store
Saturday, being the first time since
Dec. Sth. We were all glad to see him
around with us again, and somewhat
surprised when on the following Mon
day he made trip to Lancaster and
back with no bad result, only being
very tired.
MIR. VIM. Orr. of Glen Haven, was
here on Friday. looking for live stock,
] am informed.
Spring has come on rapidly since it
set in. and the farmers are in better
heart The odoriferous stencil of the
back yard bonfire no longer offends our
nostrils; the front yard spectre" in
poke bonnet and faded gown, has been
very numerous, but has now retired to
the lounge and the arnica bottle, while
the ''worser half y is readjusting shrub
berry and garden beds for the next visit
alton of "spectres" or the predatory
''hen.n =.
Horse buyers are in the field, but
those having horses to dispose of take
out an accident" policy before trans
ferring the property.
Mr.. John Hill, one of our oldest resi-
dents, is seriously i'll.
The first son has come TO the home of
Mr.. William Burton, and he is proud
and happy.
Some of the early planted corn will
have to be replanted, and some are not
yet done planting for the first time, but
all are very busy and the town is very
quiet. TRUTH.
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The Herald's Heralder.

WEDNESDAY, May 2o.-We make a
start for Petosi via Platte and the
Vannatta settlement. The way was
quite natural for the first ten miles. but
after that struck new country, new
people, new rock. and in fact change
of most any description. except that
of being bothered with penning down
subscribers, which would do me the
most good of anything almost.
What Is the most surprising to me is
the great difference in people as regards
reading, or in other words, some have
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-05-28
CORRESPONDENT.



In recent visit to the HERALD Office,
| was introduced by the gentlemanly
proprietor to nearly all of his employees,
from the busy foreman to the lively
little devil and enjoyed my call
greatly. There was, however, one chan
with speculative, PARKWAY look in his
eye, tied to form, with whom | was
not made acquainted. and cursory
glance at him did not cause desire on
my part for an introduction. | won
dered in my mind what part he usually
played in the troupe, and passed on.
Upon opening up the HERALD last week,
| Immediately placed him-he must be
proof-reader. Now. if he has got
Strengthened up | would like to ask
him if there is any difference between
community" and commodity, ""den-
izen'' and '.denilgen" (who ever heard
of denilgen y, Taylor and Tan
lor, "Camsom" and Lamson,'' $50
Ions and saloons" express" and
Expense" and so on al inffnitum. If
there is, please be more careful; if not,
in his opinion, why. will call his at
tention to an '.adn OF Mr.. Barlow's in
the last column, second page of last
issue of HERALD observe the neat
wood-cut in the center of the '.ad.m and
make his selection before | call again.
80, nowr'
A visit to the county jail, so clean and
cool and retired" almost tempted me
to steal some trifing article, that
might enjoy for season rest, which
Bulwer says is the elixir of life. But
| have not as yet got up the ''moral
courage" as John X says. to under
take it; so no elixir in mine at present.
The Ross Mining Co. S mine is better
than ever before, as | am informed by
foreman Mcdonald, he having put on
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-05-28
Personal MENTION.

Miss Tormey visited her parents at
Fennimore last Saturday.
Rev. Mundhenke of Rockville, occupied
the Congregation pulpit on Sunday
evening last.
Mr.. l. G. Try, former citizen of
Lancaster, now of Davenport, Ia, is
visiting his old friends in town.
Henry and Frank Horstman, at the
Grand Hotel, are painting the town red,
to the extent of their large barn.
Mr.. j. Fl. Grindell, OF the firm of
Grindell & Lynch. marble dealers of
Platteville, was in the city Friday.
Mr.. Ira Sykes former typo of the
HERALD, now employed in the Journal
office at Madison. spent Sunday in town.
Hon. Geo. Clementson, Messrs Chas
Orion and III. Buchner are in attend
ance at the Circuit Court in Prairie du
Chen.
Capt. Farquharson. formerly of The
HERALD. returned on Saturday from
Boscobel, where he has been for several
weeks viewing the landscape DER. He
has bought another horse.
DR.. w. F. Hicks, veterinary surgeon,
has card to stock-raisers in another
column. telling why he is not on the
road this season. His services are in
such demand at home that he has all
he can attend to here.
Aug. Michaelis, the well-known mu-
sic dealer, is engaged in making the ar
engagements for the coming of the Ger
mania Band, of Dubuque, which gives
one OF its inimitable concerts here on
Saturday evening next, May 30, tick
cts for which are now on sale at the
postofiice.
Mrs. Lou p. Lester, editor and pro-
prietor of the Boscobel Dial, extended
to us the courtesy of call, on Satur-
day last, while on flying visit to Lam
caster. She was accompanied by her
foreman, G. T. Leonard. from whose
skill and taste the Dial receives it's fine
typographical appearance and makeup.
There can be no doubt that General
Bragg is a genuine. smon-pure Jack
son Democrat. A Washington repor-
ter. in recent conversation, asked
him the following question: Then all
the incumbents are going to be turned
out, reports to the contrary notwith-
standing?" LOT course they are; that's
what we were elected for.' AS Flani-
gan, of Texas. said in the Chicago con-
vention, What are we hero for but for
the oflices?" Some men can never be
made to understand that it is the polite
thing to give the fruits of victory over
to the enemy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-05-28
Mount Hone.
AvtSs
he rain. the beautiful raini

On the ram. the beautiful rain
Cheeriiy, merrily falls.
Beatingits wings 'gainst the window pane,
Trickling down the wallis,
Over the hill side brown,
Over the dusty town.
Merrily. cheerily, cometh II down.
II Mitchell.
such has been the song of all, for
once, and this beautiful country looks
still more beautiful clad in its livery of
green.
Mrs. Boyee, of Richland Center, is
here, intending to organize class in
writing. We understand the lady is
fine penswoman, and competent in
structor. expect your typos" will
think this correspondent should have
taken lessons before writing.
Ira Fox, Bloomington's agreeable
butcher, was in town last week looking
up the prospect of running a meat
wagon here this summer. We believe
he has concluded to visit us once week
during the season.
Mine host Il. j. Weaver. and George
Zimmerman, wood workman in Tandy
q Schuette's shop, made flying trip
to Prairie du Chen last week.
Some men with greater capacity in
their stomachs than in their heads, ac-
cordingly are advocating the abandon
ment of the Free High School. This
will never work here as Mt. Hope is too
wide awake to her own interests to al
low the best feature in the place to be
blotted out. The advocates of such q
plan will be remembered hereafter only
by the fact that shortly after the meet
ing they hunted all over town to find
some one to kick them into some hole,
and were unsuccessful; because hole
small enough to hold, or man with
fine enough eyesight to see so small a
carcass, could not be found.
An agent for the Champion reapers
and mowers has been in town the past
week persuading the farmers that they
are the best in the market.
Verify, the pen is Nigh tier than the
sword; but living here in this country
one asks how about the other (al) mighty
thing, the dollar?
Mr.. Editor, has not the Lion and the
Bull failed to longer lie down together
in peace? A locker on from this side
of the water would think there had been
another Kilkenny battle, in which the
combatants this time were carnivora
and rumihantia instead OF feline, but
with about the same result; and thai
Mr.. Lion and Mr.. Bull who have beer
making the water boil on either side o.
their small home with their tails, have
about come to the shutdown period O
their lives.
We had the pleasure of seeing MIR
Philips, former principal of this school
in town on Saturday. Walter has many
friends here, among whom he is always
/ WSiCVlAC.
! The click of the corn planter will
no longer, after this week, be heard il
the land. Farmers are joyful over thu
fine weather of last week.
| Twenty thousand trout-ten Thousand
brook and ten thousand rainbow-wer,
! sent to Hon. r. M. Day a few day.
since, and planted in the Little Greer
and branches by A. Lynn.
Mr.. Sheldon representing the firm o
Farley q Co., of Dubuque, was her,
the first of the week.
The ring of the horseshoe is agair
heard on the street, and the boys really
do seem to enjoy seeing who can com,
nearest the peg. Mt. Hope claims Il
wear the belt in quot pitching.
FEUILLETON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-05-28

PLAYING 1T Low DowN.-The Wit
ness thinks there was some uuderbanded
business i'll connection with the renewal
of Nj. V. Burris from the station at.
Platteville, on the Northwestern road.
Perhaps Mr.. Burris had made himself
Extensively partisan.