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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-05-28
ELk1.

Corn Is all planted and most of Il coming up.
Flax seeding Is nearly done and y gOo,i deal Oi
1t Is up and looking excellent. Some claim that
the cnld weathtr OF the fore part Of the month
did damage what was Just up and talk Of re:
seeding. wh,e others do not aud will wait and
let time tell the story.
Many fruit trees are in blossom, bidding fair
Tor i good crop OF fruit.
Mr.. Thomas came very near losing valuable
horse last week. The horse got loose during
the night and helped itself to lot Of ground
feed.
Vegetation Is jumping ahead rapidly. making
u, lost iime TIE trees have pvt on their sum-
nler robes and Nature smiles once more while
we enjoy the long summer days and bright
moonlight evenings that are succeeded by the
fresh pure mornings that make life In Minnesota
pleasant.
"The golden gates of morn are wide:
On every blade the dewS are bright;
The azure veil Is 'irawn to hide
The awful glOries Of the night"
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CURE FOll PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense 1T weight III the hack, l"ins and
lower part "f the abdomen. causing the
patient to suppose hr has some atfectio
"f the kidneys or ntieI.lmring organs.
At times, symptoms Of indigestion are
present, hatuiency, uneasincss of the
stomach. etc. a moisture, like perspi-
ration, producing il very disagrreaClt
itching. after getting warm, is u com.
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding, and
Itching Piles yield ut once to the appli-
cation of DR.. Bnsanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts RI.
frcted, absorbing the Tumors. allay,ng
the intense itching. and effecting 4
permanent cure. Price 50 cents. AL
dress, the Dr.. Dosanko Medicine ca.
Piqua, o. Sold by DR.. Il. ID. Barber.
29-1Y
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IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York City, save
Baggage Expresaage and Carriage Hire and
stop ut the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand
Central Depot.
lion ds;i.rs reInc.S ~ - ~ .~S "mw.rSs " m.r
day. European plan. Elevator. Restauraat
supplies! with the hest Horse cars. STAGES and
live better for less money at the Grand Union
Hotel than At any other 4rst.class hotel in the
city. = 5Oly
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Burlington, Cedar RAPIDS & Northern R'way

MINNEArO1!S and ST. riCL
Leaving Chicago via the Chicago. E.'ck Island 4
Pacific Railway: It IAifS viz tho It. IA,!is. keO-
knk n SorthwcStern Railway. and Minnca pols
and st. Paul via The Minneapolis & st. Louis
hallway
TEE MAIN LINE
Extends from I:urlingt"n, Iowa. I" Albert I.cr
Minnesota: Mn eati"e Division fr''m MuScatire
iowa, to What Cheer and Montezun,a, Iowa
Clinton Division. clinton. Iowa, t" Elmira. l"wa;
Iowa City Division. E'mira I" E.vrrs i.1c, Low
Dcc,xah Division, Cedar Rapids I" P"*tvil:e
aud l,ec"r.h: Iowa Iowa Falls Division from
Cedar kapid* J." woth"E'%'H ',;., Minn.' ana ".
WA t" Ma.iis..n. Iowa.
1t will I've seen from the above that almost AIRY
portion II Iowa. Minnesota. Dakota and mort Ii
or the Fast, S"nth or Southeast. can be reached
by this line and IFS connections.
; Maps, Time Tables, &C,
Furnished on applica zion t" Agrm's. Ticket!
for sale ut all coupon offices to Ill ints In thu
United states and canada.
e.. i. IVES. J. HANNEEAE.
Prest. & Gen. SUIT. Chf Cik. p1>y. Dep
"A CEDAR RAi'IIH. IOWA.
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LEOI'A.

All kinds Of small grain are looking well and
bids fair to bring forth xOOd crop.
John Hacket Is back again looking after his
farming interests. lie VIII probably remain here
tho must of the sumner.
Mrs. L. 6. Roberts and Mtss craese CTandal1,
OF Worthington. spent several daJsia town lass
week.
There has been largo amount OF trees put
out this spring. probably more than IN the hvc
years precce ling. Let the goOd work - on.
School In District M. ~. this town. Opene d on
the 18th. Have not learned the name VI the
teacher as yet.
The PsuaPsets are that we sn1if raise cnnsid-
cradle small fruit AMI apples this scar. Apple
trees wintered well and are now In blossom.
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COUNTY NEWS.
LII'1'I. r. ROCK.

LITTLE ROCK.
George Roberts is building an addition 10 his
house.
their pastures.
N. o. Joul Is fencing l,ne piece OF meadow
fLr pasture.
VIM. Shaw wilt plaster the addition to his
house III = few days
Supt. Campbell was around visiting schools =
gard to compulsory education being lived
up tO7
H. W. R.,s,ic and family, formerly residents
Of this town, hut lately Of Blue Earth Co.. were
way tO Nebraska. b.
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ELLSWORTH.
From the News:

Miss Peterson, sister of J. r. Peterson. arriv.
John Miller, alias Texas Jack, died ut Minne-
sofa Lake. May 8th. probably from the effects
Of bullet wound he recrived while resisting
arrest, ut Spirit Lake last summer.
Frank Holloway has the race track fitted up
In good shape, and il now ready for OllxinesS.
Frank Is one OF the best hOrsemen In this part
OF the country, and anyone entrusting their
horses with HIM will have them trained in gDsnt
shape. II there Is any 20 in horse. Frank will
get it out.
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A REMARKABLE ES--APE.

Mrs. Mary a. DALEY, Of Tonkhan-
mock, Pa, was afflicted for six years
with asthma and bronchitis. during
which time the hest physicians could
give 70 relief. Her life was despair ed
of, until in last October she procured
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
when immediate relief was felt, and by
continuing its use for ii short time she
was completely cured, gaining III flesh
so lbs. in u few months. Free Trial
Bottles Of this certain cure Of all throat
and lung diseases ut &. W. Smiths
drug store. Large size 81.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-05-28
THE TAX LAW.

THE TAX Law.
The ADVANCE has thus far given,
in addition to the full text Of the laws
in supplement form, u synopsis of
about all the important changes in
laws Of \ general nature enacted by
the last legislat
1t is appropriate vt this time to give
the points covering changes in the tax
law, as Saturday next will '~ tie last
day for paying taxes on real estate pre-
vious to the laying Of the ten per cent.
penalty:
l. On the first day Of June, rs under
the old law, a penalty attaches, that is.
u penalty of ten per cent. accrues i'm
mediately and is charged against all
unpaid taxes en real estate on the lists
in the hands Of the County Treasurer.
2. Then an important change occurs.
lastead Of going on ~ rapidly N posst.
bio to the publication Of the list AID
the sale Of the lands, ~ heretofore. =
long time is given before the taxes are
deemed delinquent. That Is, on the
first Monday in January tho County
Treasurer returns t. tho County Audi
tor the several tax lists with his report
thereon, and thereupon each tract or
lot against which taxes remain unpaid
shall be deemed delinquent and an ad-
ditional penalty of S Fer cent. on the
o1;n;uol tav ia adI1osl
3. On or before the 10th OF January,
the Auditor shall file list Of delin-
quent taxes with the Clerk of the Dis
tricr Court. who shall, within fifteen
days thereafter deliver to thu County
Auditor copy Of the list so filed. with
notice as provided by law attached,
who shall cause said notice and list to
be published once in e;cl, OF two con-
secutive weeks in some newspaper des-
ignated by the County Commissioners,
the first publication to be within ff-
teen days of the delivery Of the list and
notice to the Auditor.
1. The paper designated by the Com
missioners of the county in January.
1885. shall be entitled to publish the
list Of lands delinquent on the first
Monday in January, 1885.
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MINNESOTA PATENW.

MINNESOTA PATYN7S.
The following patents were granted
for the week ending May 10, 1855, re.
ported expressly for this paper by Jos.
II. Hunter, Solicitor Of American and
Foreign Patents, 03o F Street, wash
ington. D. c.: +, -. - Il
j. II. Ames, It. Paul, automatic CAT
brake; las. Miller, Atwater, harrow
tooth fastener; VIM. Schwartz and Jn":
Schwartz. lake Prairie, rattle rake f.'r
threshing machines; Daniel Strunk,
Minneapolis, grain binder.
Rheumatism has one invincible an.
tagonist, one never yielding enemy
that will conquer it every time the op-
portnnity is given, and that is Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. Many cases Of
rheumatism that had w,thstoo.la all
other treatmt mt far years have yielded
to Chamberlain Paia Balm. Fifty
cent bottles sold hyC. Y. Smith.
Murray Co. needs . cage to ke-p her
birds in badly. 1t is now paying Tor
keeping three at Worthington. Aud
our bird tanner. Sheriff Smith, has \
lot more spotted. that IL, he thinks he
knows where the nest il, and it is-n0t 4
last years one either. fIo prefers to
take them on the wing and il q sure
shot. lie says it's no fun to have them
lay down and hold up their feet to be
tied. The last rooster he rui, in cave
him = 1000 mile run but he came back
ready to do the same thing over agai,,
If necessary. II the commissioners
will build :. cage tho officers will do
their duty at getting tie Ltrtls.-Cur.
rie MinnesOtian,
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RUSHMORE.

All nature In its new cloak Of green and many
cOlors Is ADJOINING.
Mrs. A. Shaeier and daughter spent the last
week at Sioux Falls.
Hundreds of cattle and live stock dot the prai-
RE and are made happy with All abundance ri
Juicy fresh grass and an occasional nip at !,
neighbor's garden for dessert. as It were.
A. Sheldon Wempc is expected home June I.
Mr.: Hanson has i very sick young daughter
Nettie Hanst n.
Harvey Shepard Is around talking up thu
Champion harvester, reaper, mower, &c, and
selling.
More impr. vements around the Rushmort
Hotel and everything looks as bright IS . half
dollar.
Wheeler Doud has the contract for the new
bridge aciOSs the knnaranzi.
"A Schaefer has lined his large grove with
Norway spruce and awaits the result.
&C.. &C.
WORTHlNGTON
Bakery and Restaurant.
Thoroughly relltted and nicely arranged fO
Business.
MEALS SERVED At ALL HOURS.
Worthington, Minnesota.
3e-lv
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LORATN

LONAxV.
Road work will begin next week "n County
Road No. 2.
Crops look hne this spring. Good prospects
for Il good crop this year.
MIR. Watson is sowing some fax ever. 1t got
frOst-b bitten.
Mr.. Win. Stokes Is improving some IL health.
John Dunn Of Hersey has 6 t his new granery
up. Lonk out for dance IN = few days. .
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Mishler's Herb Bitters cures cholera
morbus. and thus gets the better Of the
complaint every time. Samuel Ander-
son, q blacksmith, living three miles
from Springfield, O., writes: I was ia
ken with q severe attack of cholera
mOrbus-so severe that was unable
to straighten myself. After taking
two doses Of your bitters 1 was entirely
cured"
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POOR Fellows!

Frustrated, debilitated, enfeebletl,
they feel as If they were hardly worth
picking up. They would hardly give
the toss Of bright penny for a chance
of a choice between life and death. Bmt
oven such ferlorn people can be renew.
ed by the use of Browns Iron Bitters.
It vitalizes the blood. tones the nerves,
and renOvates the system. Mr.. Isaac
&. Weed, Burr's Mills, o.. says, II
used Browns Iron Bitters for general
weakness, and it helped me greatly.
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Pros FOR SALE.-Grade Durock Jer.
seys 1T $l.5O each. Four to tivo weeks
old. ...-.
SOW BOND & DAYTON.
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CLEANING Up.

We spoke last week "f the impor'
tance of il thorough cleaning up of the
village and of a proper disposition of
the waste of kitchens, etc. The prot"-
bility of u sickly season has been sug-
gested and if the atmospheric and 9th
er conditions are such rs to favor dis
ease, the soil of WortlIineton can bp
counted on to help the evil along to the
extent of almost any kind Of tfiluvia
ever known in Cologne. Not that We
are worse than other towns, or as bad
even, for We are cleaner than most
places. but our wells are shallow. our
privy vaults only ''skin deep'', and our
winter slops have been thrown broad.
cast. 1t is true that now most of the
coarser slops have been raked up and
hauled away. The n, 'xt thing is to tai Q
care of summer waste and to use pr"r-
er disinfectants aud means Of cleans
ing houses and premises.
As to this we interviewed DR.. Ken.
son, President of the Board of Health,
and he furnishes the following:
The village Board Of Health Of Wor-
thington recommend to the inhabit-
ants of said village that they procure
and use for the disinfection of 2rivy
voults, excreta. slops, ETC., the follow
ing:
Chloride of lime, l h.; corrosive sub
Innate, o.; plaster OF Paris, lbs.
The sublimate is to be pulverized
and thoroughly mixed with the plaster
of Paris. A little of this is to be used
every day in vaults aud places wheie
slops are deposited.
The street commissioner, we notice
has had squads of men raking the
street and hauling away the accumula
ted rubbish. This is u good thing FOL
surface cleansing.
Now, if the Board of Health will ust
the power with which they are endow
ed and compel parties to promptly hau
away the waste Of their houses and dis
infect their vaults, etc., we shall have
about the sweetest, as well as thu
prettlest, village in the Southwest.
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HOMES IN THE y k.A

Persens leoktng westward for homes
can procure fun information concern
ing The GARDEN 9Po1 Of Iowa =
Minnesota By subscribing for d -
Worthingeon ADvA1so1, published ~
WorthinGton. Ninneso:A Send q fss
ono year, d for six. mootha and -
:ents for three moths, % ADvANCR>
Worthingtqn. Mobiles Co, Minnesota
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RuSHm ORE HOTEL,
E. L. WEMPLE, Proprietor.

E. L. WEAlPLE, Proprietor.
THIS Il new Hotel recently opened on the
Worthington 4 Sioux Fallsrailroad. First-class
accommodations and everv attention shown to
guests. Good hicken and duck shooting In the
vicinity.
Good StablinQ { First Class Livery.
RUSHMORE, MINN.
74O-ly :.-
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AYERS PILLS.

AIEkS FILLS.
A largo proportion Of tho diseases which
cause human suffering result from dcrango.
ment OF tho stomach, bowels, aud liver.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS act directly upon
these organs, and are especially designed to
cure tho diseases caused by their derange-
ment, including Constipation. 1ndiees-
ton, Dyspepsia, Headache, Dysentery.
and . host Of other ailments, for all OF
which they aro a safe, sure, prompt. and
pleasant remedy. Tho extensive use OF these
PILLS by eminent physicians In regular prae-
tieo, shows unn,istakably tho estimation In
which they are held BY tho medical Profc1.
sion.
These PILLS arc compounded of vegetable
substances only, and are absolutely free FROG
ealomelo OF any other injurious ingredient.
4 Sufferer from Headache writes:
"AyE1's PILLS aso invaluable to me. and
arc my constant companion: have been
severe sufferer from Headache. AMI Jour
Tor re,iei. Ono to:e viii quickly move my
bowels and FREQ my head from pain: They
arc tho most effective and the easiest physte
have ever found: II y P's":1rs % to g" %s e e
~ ". l.. Px:x. Of ". l.. r.e. 4 Bro"
Franklin St., Richmond, Va, juno ,, lssc.
NJ have used AYERS FILLS IN number.
less instances as recommended by you, and
have never known them to fail to accomplish
the desired result. W. constantly keep thcn
on hand at our home. an.i prize '!'" ~ .
pleasant. safo, and reliable family m!edicinA
EVN DISPEfSlA they arc invaluable. =.
j. I. HAYES"
Mszio, Texas, Juno II. lss::.
Tho REv. TRAxc1s b. N\rlowr. <ri,ing
from Atlanta, Ga., says: - For s',v years
past have been subject I" COZ, tira,ion,
from which. in spite Of the use Of '"cdi.
eines Of various kinds, I suffered i"cr. asinG
Inconvenience, until some months ago 1
began taking AYERS PILLS. They have
entirely corrected the costive habit, and
have vastly improved my general health"
AYxR's CA1nAR1Io PILLS correct irrecu-
lszities Of the bowels, stimulate the arpe.
tite and digestion, and BY thoir prompt and
thorough action give tono and vigor 70 To
whole physical economy.
PREPARED NJ
0r.J.C.Ayer&c Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Itch. Prairie Mango, and Scratches
cured in 30 minutes by WoOlford's
by Z. ". Smith. Druggist, Worthing-
ton, Minn. 37-ly
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All wool Casbmeres in all new shades
ut II. E. Torrance's. 38-2w
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-02-03

- "a asias ~ 49, Not fss
49, 60 III. Bazsells, sow II oar
- = Seske sgsns q he Nsw York
LIZ Issssasoe Conpany, issaed ~.
White : On, 900 policy. A qaick return
snrsly - To- iavestment
-Waltoa .Ssgsas.- Hon. Thomas 7.
Wright, al Birmingham,.Ala has arrived
with his family Mr.. Wright il interest-
ed IN several Thousand acres Of land near
this place, has stock Ia al our pablo
baildiags, has just completed one Of the
neassss dwelling houses in the place, will
open up m extensive stock Of geneaal
merchandise 1t "a early day, and with
his wealth and untiring eaergy win assist
in developing oar delightful resort.
Halifax Journal: Contractor S. J.
Fox now II work for the Atlantic Coast
Canal Company paid ms . brief bat pleas
ant and interesting visit Monday mern-
ing, on his way back from Port Orange
to the canal work At the head of Smith
creek. The work is progressing ex-
tremely favorably, and there is no doa bt
but that this important part to us, viz !:
the cutting through the Matanzas neck
will be accomplished prior to the season
for the shipment of nex, years orange
crop and the coming of our winter Wis
itors. ID. D. Rogers is finishing =
lighter to transport the steamer May
through the Haulover. 1t is a large
barge which opens at the stern to admit
the Nay, after being filled with water
which is then pumped out and floating in
or 10 inches will take the boat through
the canal
-Apalachicola Tribune: There ia a
petition in circulation to Grover Cleve-
land praying the appointment of Mr..
John E. Grady to the position of Collector
of Customs at this port Mr.. Grady is a
good and competent man, and fully con-
,ers.nt with the duties Of the ONCE
Officers on the tug Pet, while making a
trip last week to Chattahoochee, discov-
cred q very large black bear swimming
across the river, gave chase and ran over
him once, but having no firearms were
unable to kill him. Father Tobip has
been appointed to attend the duties of
his Office in Pensacola, and will leave
Apalachicoia on the next boat. We are
sorry, indeed, to lose Father Tobin. He
is generous, good-hearted and earnest,
and we hope that his home in Pensacola
will be pleasant and profitable, and that
it will be bis and our pleasure to see him
again in ApalAchicOla.
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4. 80 go ~ - 391e>3 IS
IN IA ~: - - sstiasa !. =
~ sAeH1fa Is i. EAeuese
Anenhlv IN Ma -: ro y sasasl. = -
q - Easctioa LswA 4cCEllaaN Diesl pAge
Assembly Bin Ma g.. To he ea4islea an acs
to secure the atteadsnce and pay Of Witnesses
for the delence ia efiminAl cases
Assembly Bin Ne ls&s 70 b. eatitled "a acf
road cars in tais Ssate to gSYe pskais malice Of
the arrival and departure Of regular passenger
trAins:
Assembly BIN No. %. To be emitted an &C,
tn amend Section two Il "a act enfi7le6 IN act
70 provide for the relief Of The city Of Pens.so
Assembly Bin Ma. ig7 10 be entitled an scs
10 declare whas shall be lawfGl ieace or en-
closure al lands owned by any one:
Assembly bin No. ~: To Be entitled an get
to provide an annuity for disabled soldiers and
sailors at the State 81 Florida,
Assembly Memorial No II Asking Congress
for the establishmen, ei 4 weekly mail route
from Madison, ia Naiisoa cnuafy. via Lake
Wenkepin to Scrub Hammock, Ia Lafayette
couny; ~ ~
Nensssai No. Is: memorial 10 Congress to
survey and reader naysgab the CxsoosAhatchie
river:
Assembly Memorial No sc: Requesting our
Congressional delega.k,n 10 secure, it possible,
he passage Of an educa ional hill
The following bills were lost or third read
ing:
Assembly Bill No. ei To he ensnled an act
Il pr,hibli s~1ning in any fresh water lake Of this
SIaie, aa-t IL pr'vi Ie s,ani-hmest therefor.
Assembly Bill M i45: To ot evtiil-d an act
Ia t>'nslisa lsr rsprs IN JUSTICE Courts, passed
November 2l 1929
Assembly Memorial NJ IL Asking Tor an
apr,,ti for iise rlisf IL tie atpsSiiOrs CT
the Frresimrn's Saving and Trust Company.
Assembly Bill No. g.: To be .nsiiled an aci
Ia Complete the exhiH, If the Ssaie of Florida
a the Worlds Centennial EXP si' iop, nos being
held at New Orleans Mr.. Y,.nge moved thai
the Assembly Concur Ir the Senate amendments
To the bill; agreed To-
A message vas received frsn tie Governor
reciiing the signing Of The felsossing act and
memorial Fhich originated Ia the ASSEMBLY, 20
Wit:
An acf 10 make Alfalfa river, ia Hiisboroagh
county, = navig.ble stream; also, Memorial TO
Congress with reference 10 4 nail roate in Hills
borough. Polk and Mana:ee counties,
Adjourned
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-Marianna Courier: Chipley pre-
senis . fne opening for some good news-
paper man TO establish weekly Bsper.
lf The right kind Of man viii apply TO
us. we may be able to efses an arrange
ment for undertaking such an enterprise !;
we have almost complete outfi. nov
lying idle in our olice and We know Of
no place we would rather see it placed
than Chipley. None but perfectly re
liable, sober, pashiDg man need apply,
Key West Dsasoraf: Il 10 Proncred
NJ Fort Myers TO form stock company,
With leo shares II SIS share making
= stock capital Of - 900, 10 buy forty
acres Of god land to be Sesscsd, eicAred
and planted with gnavas- The cost Of
the lsnd viii be $500, estimated coss Of
fencing $3.50, clearing 81. 400, planting
ruavas and accidental expresses for four
YEAR about 81 600; and thsp canniag
fscsory uosld be erected 70 ass mp the
fruit ~
Nen4ieeaio Conainntioss We have
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NOTICE

THIRTY DAYS AFTER TIE rrs.-
Il cation Of this notice the under.,r-.s I. -
tratrix OF the estate Of William ?. BgrS -
and 6uardixn Of the estate OF Fsnnls -
M infant, viii apply TO the Hona-.ss.z
Judge OF Leon eousty, State Of F!orids = q.
in Tallahassee, for authority to s@Il ii -
title and interest Of sid infant In sna - -
Ing lots Of land In the city Of Tallah,.sss :.
of Florida. to vii: Lots Nos ihirtF-sv,ss<. \.
nn tsol thirty fs'). snd thrive is5s =.
L., "a FANNIE 4 Bila
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New Advertisements.

Full CURE
During the last Eve years I have been troubled
greAily with Blood Poisoning Had scalp sores
sore. IN my nostriis and ears. ! tried everything
knoSn TO the medical fraternity without relief By
accident I heard OF s 8. and commenced taking
il. gradually increasing the dose After taking four
and half bottles, an eruption appeared On my face
and body. Where the old sorr- the skin ali
peeled Oh and the discharged freely for three
Gays more after which they healed nicely leaving
the skin smooth In two weeks I gained twenty fvc
pounds. and nos feci Ike a Three months
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10 symptom af the disease remaining MD certain
thsi ! am permanently cured. and fhlf : : $ did
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