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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-28

Over one million boxes Of Acker'S Dvs-
pc-"'l --.~,s sold IA me past twelve
months purely upon their merits. Why
suffer width Chronic Constipation. Dys
pepsia. Sour Stomach. Sick Ilerdachc.
Heartburn. aud Femae Troubles. when
Is. =. Webb offers you relief aud positive
cure IN tbs Dyspepsia Tablets. He sells
them on a guarantee
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-28
Clear and Beautiful.

After using IIamlton's Oriental Balm,
the skin will have fresh clear and
beautiful appearance. Entirely free from
Tan, Freckles. and all Blemishes 1t is so
perfectly harmless that it cannot fail 70
please the most fastidious. We recon
mend II To all the ladies' Piice SO cent
per bottle. Sold by b. S We0b
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-28

Il S. webb would specially recommend
to the ladies'. Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets
Asa laxative they have no equal. They
are guaranteed 10 cure Chronic ConStips
ton. Dyspepsia, and all disease arising
from dcranged stomach. With free
use Of the Tablets, Sick Headache is i'm.
nns,iblc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-28

III
Circuit Court Commissioner I'm and for Graft,
county, chigan.
Z. MCCALL, Solicitor Tor Complainant.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-28
& L. DowNIE, President.

The second annual reunion and encamp
ment oil 'he y. \. i. association ot south
western Ml,L "a Is being held at Devils
lake, commenced today and vi! continue
until the 2s,I. TIE attendance premises
to be large, and The boys are anticipating
a high old time.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-28
Mortgage Sale.

yTTHE3E =. DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE
w Zoo thu puS ucut uf money SECURE Is a
mUTtgHg. datci tie 18th d"y OF Nov mhcr. \ q.
u. iss!.,N cute los JOAu ". u islcr, To Alh n
l. We. 0ward and Rurt Hu' cs, O. ~ecutcu ptrt
a.. the pUruhust frtrt ut tie uLd tr,rpiu de-
ecIlucd; which said mortg Ec was recorded in
the afhce OF the tcgi-t, = OIL CtciS II the county
of GrttlOt, lu llh r4J ut IA rtVurCS co. page -,
ON tho 25tL day oi Novcnbct,A p.l-e<,u rs
o'cl, ok p. Iui Aud where's, the said mortgage
has been duly assigned rs tho said All n r..
Woodland anH Hur Hayes e. Mortimer liy. 10y
assignment bct. iu4 date December --ui. A. -.
lN--. tud rec IrUcd ia said &C. l-tgi tLCv on
tn 22ud day ri December. \ ID 49,. 10 4:lu
o''l ck .. ui - iil'rr - - m' tigaat- e. g. % re
b.; Uud WhytCt-. the amount CLAIMED 9 bc
due o. SAID utu gage ht the 81 tie q his .tiCe
ls nr sum OF two hundred ~iNtH four auu soy.
orty~nilc-l. c-AuuIttdIh~ q. liars. IIlc.ltl
uud interest AND the further SuW COL h.tcru
dollars t~ q rtg-p1Utlp HttOruc' trc iIYuttrd
foI 700 said Il cili2Hgc ana which j. th Nu1lc
utu. unit claimed 10 Dee due AMI unpaid .4 -a d
nv itgfEC and ~ suit CT pitC. Cdl haN ug
boon instituted AT law To recover iht u''t % "
rem. liE ~ptt. cd 10y ~uid ~. rtltAt. Ot any
tiucd In s'.iI uuIg ~ has h,cumc op rttiNc,
nov, h, rel' re-. uuUCC s. h rct5 o. ven. tht y
WIT e - the sH'D , .Wcr o -a4r ru D.. i.ufst-
Hnr" OF t4t statue 30 suVu t.-c made aud
p divided, thc .tl m riggs vlU So .fcCiu~,d
b a~ lc ~ he premises tUoi iH %. .tib"d, az
o.. Mic Nc.,tUe tnc highest u.N.ly|, zoo d.
%, ftn 'front.' u..t. 81 IA court ..t-e o. Co. N4l-
lu-i OF ltar.i,iu said county 90 Grftt 9, uu fhe
for neon O. ~ ua!, which StIu IIsi I-.5 IrC
dc-rribrd 900 sAiu mortgage a- / llON =, tO-Wlt.
Tue north lHll - IN .lth - quarttI tt st %
tion thirty.OwO "a ttwu-uip eleven north Z
range three west. 40 the G. uhts 81 bNLIt -ud
state OF Michigan
Dftcd TINS zitn day Of August. \. y. .',i
MORTIMER Ely, Aes., nee.
JAMES l.. tLArb, att Tor As-igu'c.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-28
A Great Surprise

IL In store for all who use Kemp's Balsam 10 =
the throat and lungs. the great guaranteed
-emedv. Would you believe 10 that IL sold on
20 ne. and that each druggist IL authorized
Ia refund your money by the Proprietor OF his
wonderful remedy IN IL fails ~ cure you. Dr.
J. Y. suydnm has secured the agency for a.
Price SOC and 81. Trial sizc FIRE.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-28
"A Sensible man

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs. IL Is curing In more eases Of bids
Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group and all
Throat and Lung troubles. than any other med
icine The proprietor has authorized Or. }. r.
Suydam To refund your money ", after taking
three fourths of bottle. relief is not obtained.
Price 30 cents aud sg Trinl size free.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-08

School Suits in Blue Flannel, oil Short
Pants. $3.50 per pair.
Boys SUITS in Blue Flannel, oil Long
Pants, II to IL years. $3.50 per
suit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-08
UNCLE sAM'IBANDs.

WASHINGTON, June 7.--Secretary
Whitney, In his official order relating
10 the employment Of the naval band
Of the United States navy OF New
Hampshire nj Hewport thester,
finds no special law on
the subject OF musicians taking EN-.
ployment 0utelde OF That covered by
their enlistment. The custom permit
ting II finds universal favor and the
compensation provided by the govern
ment IL based somewhat ppon
the supposition that enlist
ment musicians will Aupple-
ment their government pay
from private employment. but III these
cases there II universal rule That the
government shall not enter into com.
petition with private parties unfairly.
This has become the subject OF gem
eral army order 10 the etftct that
"the secretary OF war has dis.
Outraged the employment OF
reglmentai bands for purposes not con-
nected with their duties Ia the mill
tary services, and holde that they
should not be brought into competl.
ton with local bands y
In the naval service the. same rule
should prevail, at least to he extent OF
preventing Unfair competition between
the bands supported by the govern.
ment snd private individuals engaged
In the same business,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-08
FINE rnneIpEN1,. spNpAN.

WASHINGTON, June 7.--President
Cleveland attended the meeting OF the
delegates 10 the convention OF chart
ties and corrections At Or. sunder-
lands church this evening and was
an attentive listener to the speeches
on prison reform msnagemement de-
llvered by Secretary Rounds OF the
Prison association OF New York; Capt.
q. u Brockway, supefinlendent OF
the Elmira, N. ". rcfornRtory; ex-
Gov. Anderson Of Kentucky and DIR.
Byers Of Ohio.
The president did not drive out To-
day, but Ia the evening he took walk
down the avenue as far ~ Ninth
street, where he got on one Of the open
cars and returned to the White House.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-08
Lawns, Ginghams and Domestics
Towels, Table Linens and
Handkerchiets.

For Sc, your choice one case wuGh lawns.
For 90. your choice one case 80 Ia, lawns
For Sc, your choice one case 400 Pacific lawn,
For 10, your choice one cnao solid bingham,
For SO, your choice OF one case staple ch'k'd
Bingham.
For Sc your choice OF 20 pieces ohcviot,
For &C buy tisoft finished biea. domestic.
For 20 buy "a better grade hlea. domestic.
For 80 buy a. beat grade blea domestic,
For &c buy IS In. blNn. cambria.
For Sc buy a. blea, cambria.
Fur Toe buy a. best b ea cambriu,
For SO each, 800 towels worth 100 each.
For 80 each, .e6 all linen towels ~ N, cheap
at $50.
For l0s, 400 all huok towels. real value 2bo oa
For l2ko, 2Gi all linen damask towels, 22xSt
In, cheap NJ SO each.
For $50 yd., 10 pieces Turkey red table dam.
ask. worth SOC per yd.
For soc yd,. pieces Olea. table damask, all
linen, real valuo 75c per yd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-08
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
A New Mexican Suggests solution OF
the Troubles at the San Carlos
Reservation.
The Runner Of Collision Between the
CIyii.Seryice Commission and the
Powers That he, Untrue.
President Cleveland Listens 20 Some
Speeches on Prison Reform
Management.
now TO DEAL wITn ran NnpsKINs.

HOW TO DEAL wITn THE REDSKINS.
WARRINGTON, June flames X.
Metcalf OF Silver City, n. NJ, who
has had much experience In the en-
gagement of Indians, has written n
letter TO Secretary Lamar suggesting a
solution OF the trouble now existing
at the San Carlos Indian reservation.
The plan Is M follows.
"Send all the soldiers to the reserva-
ton, lot them take charge OF every
woman aud child ON the reservation,
then say 10 the bucks you must bring
those hostile Indians dead or alive or
your wives and children will be taken
TO farotf land where You
will never see them again. Take
my word for II, In less than two
months the trouble will end. Require
them TO bring q live Indian or his
head. Send few Mexicans along to
see that they do not bring In Mexican
heads. They are no fools Ia cunning.
When the h ,stile bucks are brought IN
try and execute every one who was ON
the waFpath and do II In the presence
OF all the Indians.p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-08

SOUTHERN .oRimIsAL. INSTITUTIONS.
WAsHIEaroN, June 7.--Gen. II, b.
BrinkeShofi Of Ohio, who was dele
gate tothe late commercial convention
az Atlanta, In now In Washington as a
delegate to the national conferences OF
charities and corrections. He spent
the time between the conventions aud
the conference Ia making a studious
journey through the states
Of Georgia, Alabama, Florida and
South Carolina, the trip belnR,pflmarl-
ly 10 see what they were doing there
for their dependent and criminal
classes Gen. Brinkerhoif found that
everywhere, except In Georgia, the
vicious system OF leasing convlcts was
rapidly falling into diafavor and dis.
use. He visited many jails
and found them no worse
than those OF the North. Which OF
the "schools OF vice. was the best, lac
could not c0nsoientiously say. He
visited several industrial schools, both
charitable aud refoi matory, and found
them admirably managed. Tho sew
eral state insane asyiums were nm
der the control OF humane, intellig, mt
and cultured officers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-08

HARMONY I'm OWL SERVICE ORIOLES
WAsnINoToN, June 7--Commis-
sioner Eaton being asked to-day what
foundation there was for the rumors
published In some OF the papera lately
that there had been collisions between
the clvil.service commission and the
heads OF the departments, or unfriend-
~ spirit manifested on the part OF the
latter, especially on the part OF
the Hecrotnry or the interior
toward the commission, says
there rs no foundation whatever for
such rumop. They appear, he says,
to have their origin among the enc
niles OF reform and Of the policy OF the
administration. No head OF any de.
partment has shown any dieposition
to evade the rules or 10 embarrass the
commission. The story about the
commission rebuking the secretary OF
the interior In connection with q de-
sired certlhcation for Dakota was base
less, Secretary Lamar has done moth.
Ing OF which the commission has the
least ground OF complaint.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-08
RIBBONS.

For &c take your choice OF 300 yds. Nos, 4
and ribboa, all colors.
For Sc take your choice OF 5000 yds. Nos 7
and ribbon, all colors.
For &c take your choice OF 1000 yds. Nos l2
and 10 ribbon, all colors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-08
Silks SatilS and Dress Goods

CSC VIII ny summer silk worth soc.
400 will buy summer silk worth T5c.
Soc Will buy summer silk worth 100.
76c will buy summer silk worth $50.
55c will buy gros ain silk worth 7bc.
Csc W II buy gros grain 3 Tx worth LOO
85c will buy gros grain silk worth las,
25c Will buy colored satin worth Bc.
a0c will buy colored satin worth 75c.
SOC will buy Marveleaux satin worth 100.
76c will buy Rhadames satin worth l25.
s5c win buy Radzimer bar satin worth l.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-08
DRESS GOODS.

SIC will buy 40 in all wool Nuns Yelling
worth &c.
45c viii buy 40 in. all wool lace bunting,
worth $50.
boc Will buy 40 in. all wool Albatross, worth
7hc.
2oc viii buy "a in. all wool Albatross, worth
35c.
Sc will buy "a in. check lace plaids, worth l6c.
l2<c will buy "a in. Nuns yelling, worth use.
l5c VIII boy 24in. printed bunting, worth Csc.
lRc will buy 80 in. French sateens, worth 25o.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07
Improyemeut Of 3 Chestnut.

1t was on Union Square that Q man,
whose histrionic yawp is well-known
all over the land, told the following
chestnut to the boys: Lord Coleridge,
when he visited this country lately,
stood with VIM. NJ. Evarts on the
banks IF the Potomac opposite the city
Of Washington.
"Dd you know, Evarts,' said his
Lordship, II have heard that George
Washington was a man Of great physi-
cal prowess, / was told that he once
threw a silver dollar from this spot
across the Potomac"
"You must remember, my Lord
said Evarts, that a dollar would go q
great deal further in those days than it
would do now"
The gloom that the recital OF this
old story had thrown over the gang was
waited away by our friend Of the long
ulster, who said:
II would suggest that Evarts might
have said something else"
"WhatY"
"He might have said: I never heard
that he threw a silver dollar across the
Potomac, but history tells us that he
threw an English sovereign across the
Atlantic"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07
nA1xIr ouorAr1oxa
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Llvs eroCx-Beevcs, S7.Oo0l0.O0. Hoga
e4.SooSAo.
PRovIsEoHs-Flour. rood to choice. $3.50
SIS. Pork, new mess. el6.000l6.50.
GRAIN-wheat No. . red. SIC. Corn, No.
:, 7sc. Oats, mixed Western, sl0ssc.
CHICAGO.
LIVE SroCx-Beeves, Montana, S5.lO05.A0;
export, eo.l00S.s0. Hogs, rough packing,
t4.0oO4.A0.
PaovIuoxs-Butter. good to fancy cream
cry, 2l@a7c. Cheese. full creams. 1oK@12c;
skims. SOSc. Eggs s40s5c. Pork. 3l1.0o
for cash. Lard. ss.so0s.s7K for cash. Flour,
white winter, old. s4.soos1Ss rood to choice
sprins. "a.
C1AIN-Whoat No. : rcd, 7e07ehc. Corn.
cash, s4Ac. Oats. cash, 25hc. Rye, S2Ac.
Barley, 6S0o0c.
MILWAUKEE.
GRAm-whest, No. 4. Hhc. Corn. ssnc.
Oats. No. .. s7c. Rye. Ss0s2Kc. Barley, No.
3sprins. SlHc.
81. PAUL.
GaAM-wheaG, No. / hard. 75c.; No, ., 90
ossc. Corn. No. !, 90. Oats. No. ! mixed.
nHc. Barley. No. =. cash, Asc. Rye, No. 3,
llc.
PhovlsioHs-Butter. creamery. s502ac:
choiced dairy, ls0lsc. Ksgs. 3oc. Cheese. fun
creams. eUloc; fancy creams. 131lSc.
e1oCx-BseveA e4.5o; mixed. 40. Hogs,
OMAHA
PROvIssoHs-Dutsef. creamsry, Ss0x5c;
choke dairy. le~Isc. Hsss, -. Hams, i+c.
Bacon. laha CAssss. fuil cream. western.
he.
0HAnE-wheat, No. !. seAe. CT, No. Z.
I'VE eorp, ~ : seses ~ ~ I ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07
A BOYS COgitatiOns.

l notice that girls have the greatest
faculty for growing "all at once" Now
En- is as bony as a porgie, but somehow,
when she puts on that new dress just
before her beau comes, she becomes as
plump as a rubber ball. l notice that
girls who kiss bad women will kiss bad
men. I notice that the girl who is
fond of calling Ia a delusion likes to
hug decisions. l notice that pa points
with pride to my big brother, who
smokes ten-cent cigars all day, as an
exemplary son, while he almost makes
mince-meat of me if l use one of Toms
stubs. / notice that a girls hair grows
faster than a boys. Jen always has
more hair on her head when her beau
comes than she has in the morning
when she gets up. | notice a big diff
ference between the town clock and
ours the morning after Ems fellow
comes to see her. l notice that the
dude who parts his hair in the middle
has but very little room on either side
Of his skull to part it. notice that the
more spindle-shaped a fellows shanks
are, the tighter he wears his pants.
/ notice that his mother amt like mine.
If she was he'd wear them loose enough
to put a shingle in on an emergency.
I notice that girls who would blush if
q man should see the fourth button of
their shoe at home will 60 in bathing
at the seashore, among a big crowd,
with less clothes on than they yea to
bed. I notice that an elegantly clicked
silk stocking will beat modesty every
time. I notice that the homeliest
shaped women like the Mother Hub
bard the best. / notice that the girls
Of Chicago are the most modest about
showing their feet. l notice that
wOmen's rights women always wear
mems hair, and women's rights men,
women's hair. I notice there is seldom
much harmony in church choirs. l
notice those fellows who cuss railroad
monopolies the most never refuse a
free pass. l notice that pa has a very
intimate knowledge of the rules of
poker and faro for a man who never
touched a card in his life. ! notice
that it is all wrong for me to play
marbles for keeps, but it's all right for
our church to play guess-cake till they
rake in The whole pile. l notice that
for a girl who virtuously says she
wouldn't allow any man to kiss her
but the one she is engaged to, my sister
En- does like an iediscriminate game
of Copenhagen amazingly. l notice
that "kickers" in politics and elsewhere
have the softest snap. PAS kicker
I'm the kicked. / notice that a hen
never gets too old to be a spring
.chicken-neither does a girl, for that
matter. / notice our preacher says,
II want to be an angel" and II long,
oh, 1 long to be there" but when the
collie takes him he's the first to want
the doctor, and about IS ''scart" as
any ssornary'' sinner.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07
4 PITITUL FATBi
how . Mlnlstess Goo Died Landed
Him IN An lnsans Asylun. The
Story u HIS EscApas

10 ~ Edaor 81 iAs Adeoujsss ssSsins:
late concerning the confinement Of sane per-
sons In lunatic aaylums. and ! am thereby
prompted TO relate . BIT Of personal expert
encc.
In the year 1855, while / was serving the
Methodist Episcopal Church in . New England
mon with others, I stood on the edge Of the
roof, passing buckets OF water, exposed to in
tense heat on one side and freezing winds on
the other. too . fearful cold. For twenty
i've years II worked havoc In my physical and
mental systems. Nevertheless. / continued
my ministerial duties. 1 preached many 2
sermon when suffering intense agony. Al
certain periods, however, l would bs compaf,
atively well, and then ayain, my head would
ret heavy, my breathing lahored, my appetite
ackle. would lose interest in life; feel
sleepy at midday, and wakeful ut midnight.
Ny heart occasionally gave me great concern,
Not knowing to the contrary, ! attributed this
III feeling 10 malaria But eventually mental
strength faded away, and l was utterly pros.
trated. l was cauterizcd, cupped, blistercd,
and treated by many physicians in many diff
ferent ways.
Ny case was . puzzle - much to my physi-
clans a. to myself. For one OF them ut frst
prescribed for delirium tremens, and yet /
never lad tasted Intoxicating liquors. Another
eaid I had brain disease, another spinal din
Guilty. another nervous prostration, heart dis
case, etc.
Nj mind eventually gave way, aud In 1854 !
Was confined In the B~fattlpboro, VT, insane
Asylum for elk months. When l knew where
/ was, I demanded instant release. l then
made o visit to Oceanic, N. j., but / had reck.
onod too much on my strength. 1 again lost
my reason for q considerable period.
That ! was in . desperate condition>is evil
DENT. Ny blood had become infected with
virus, which infiamed my brain occasionally
and doomed me to an early death; for no ply
stefan gave me any hope OF Q cure. finally
found out what my real disorder was, and un.
dertook my own treatment. In Q few months
I was restored to such . state OF health a. /
never expected to enjoy. That was over three
years ago, and my physical and mental health
have remained intact to this day.
Last March / came west, and engaged in
garden farming. In all that time / have not
lost a days work; have apparently enjoyed
the most vigorous health and l expect to live
the full term of life. The remedy I used was
warmers safe cure, and II l should live q
thousand years, ! should never fife OF telling
tts praises.
You will confess with me, Mr.. Editor, that
such q change Is remarkable. And you will,
ALSO, / Am sure, agree with me, when l say
that whatever created such = mental and ply.
sical restoration is deserving the highest
praise. Very truly yours,
REV. E. D. HOPKINS.
DodSc's Corners, Wis.
There are undoubtedly thousands who have
IN experience similar to the above, to whom
Mr.. Hopkins's recital will appeal with per
2u0SivC force.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07
She Had To Wait.

A venerable maiden lady recently
married an old widower. One of her
friends meeting her, said:
"Your husband seems to be pretty
well on in years."
"IIe had three wives before me-" she
replied.
30, / see; you had to wait until he
got through with them. Well, better
late than never, l suppose"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07
His Recreation.

Mr.. Bender returned home after an
absence Of several months. Meeting
his old friend Major Fink, he asked
him how he enjoyed himself during the
Summer"
"I stayed at home this Simmer"
didn't you have any recreation at
ALL"
20, certainly, I have had all the rec
reation I needed-wife off for three
weeks to visit her mother. I've had a
boss time, you bet"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07
The Nations BulWark.

II tell We, the schools o. this kentry
is the bulwark NV u liberty"
$50 they are"
cam I'm glad to see the people has
left this ERE Presidential middle ful
them to straighten out"
"What do you meanY"
"W'y hain't you seen it in the pa
pers? They've left the eleckshun Nv Q
President to the Lectural Colleges in
all the different States. You ought
to read the papers an post yerself w
on dams in yer native land."-Chicdgt
Np,ce
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07

A NEW form of pavement has been
in use in Berlin since last year. Lay
ers of bricks are put down, from four
to six inches in length, and impreg-
mated with asphalt. After a time they
absorb from Is to 20 per cent. of the
bituminous matter, becoming remarka-
bly, elastic and capable of resisting
pressure and damp. This new pave
ment lasts much longer than any of
the others, and it offers a sure foothold
to horses.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07
n Fl r.

waking down Broadway = very pleasant
vhN 3 feel well, and t. never
fslt better than whom his friend asked him
how he Got 0vef that severe cough Of hts g
speedily. IAN. my boy" aid TI-s"G. =:
Is. dd itr, Ana kis friend Wondered Whist
q. M. n. meant. He knew II did mot mean .
: dozen in yaiH. Il have IT, said he, just
hitting tho nail on the head. 'ycu mean DR.:
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery OF Gold
Medal deserved, ~ my friend = S-
alwsys dubs it, Sold BY ~druggists.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07
Important.

When you visit or lcave New York City,
a Baggage Expressage and Carriage Hire.
and stay at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot; eco elegant rooms
fitted up at Q cost Of one million dollars, re-
duced to 81 and upwards per day. European
plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied With
the best. Horse cabs. stage, and elevated
railroad to al dcpots. Families can live bet
ter for less money ut the Grand Union than
ut any nrst-class hotel in the city.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-07

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