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sxeaSAEMsE IAxD AsExcH,
mo. q. JANICkE 4 son.

GA14 &F@&efA ana SuRveEmFe- EAk1s
Citys Mag Ge9afy. w. ".
viii locate settlers on the pahlic
lands Of she Unttsd STATES, snrvsvs.a
and unsnrvsyed, estimate timber claims
and Transact baslness thruagh our shas
attorneys - Oiynpsa and washinzseu
City before the sarssyur General and
6oyeFnment LAnS 0iSe.. Viii bay
and sell lands 90 commissioa.
Three tarns and fdD acrss az xalaa.
be tinbsE l&nd fer sale tffis. Uaissd
states patent mh2S In.
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The Nss Syrisg SsAsstsass 81 ". r.
Boyd 4 Cas- are especially adaptsd %
every day wants Of tho trade, insln1inz
every EsxsraAfs Fosslfs II ia SeeMsM.
and 1sefai artlcsss psEsainina 90 svary
well assorted Lsiiss Esd GsztS Pxr-
aixAfzs Seeds stock -
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Parties contnnplaiing senAinx for
friszds 10 the Eastern STATES o. Enrups
Should DO 20 immedfsfely - To above
rates are hahis 10 edranoe 81 any mo-
msnk. A. ChfLBkhG n Co.
Aaen12
Odsee VITA wsIiz. Fargo q Ca, Nh
s1reet. SsAttia. W. r. izzsdg
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TKNDERe ARA soIICrrED BY flfx
heatfie 0Aslixht ConDsIzIY M ailln1
thSe fho1s&ne I've hundrea sn1 ffIs
eanee yards 81 eaFtk- FR DavsicuIarx
Agka{ - y. PKNflkt.n
easaFfa&en1@nl
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fhs latest and ma sieezns psrfsms
N ths void = Hlfs BoaqasG- For
Mls By A. b s1ssart NY 4
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PRESSING rag RUSSIANS.

LosDoS March 2s.-The British An
bassador at S.. Petersburg has been in
struetsd to press the knssian Govern
ment for a reply 20 Granville's propo-
sails Of the 18th regarding the o1tposts
on the Afghan frontier.
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PACIFIC COAST.

TIE nesess 81 abe lnasreaa-
San fRAscnsDa. March A-TkFee
more white babies were today rescued
frosn Chinatown.
sesenty and saaeseen.
Jadge Hastings foanaez Of Hastings
Las College, Gad Mss Lille knasf. sf
PeGalnna. were married this morning.
The Judge is 10 years ed and his bride
- Is He recently decided al his prop
erty. sxeeps 3 fec hsadred Thousand
dollars, 10 his two ems.
Ne Auss nAnG.
ASHLAND, 0lu-. March sS-Ths mo-
ton foe new ,Kial vas overruled in The
cAss Of Lewis uNeil- coavi1ted Of @ar
der in the firse degree for sssassin~sinR
L<vis Nep&nhel lazf kossuhcr. 0Fketi
sAs ssasenusd ta hang 90 Hay sist-
sninniaE sasetiaxeaee-
SAx FxAxczsro. March Is Arrived
Sasamer 0rswoH, Portland British
s.sansr Barnard Cssfie. nsparture bay.
sAiled-sa&EEnaF State II CalifoEniA.
Astoria.
TAroosa. MareA &-BAEk psa.sd IN ~
10 = n; sAipsewea ess a. .. N. Clear.
fresA wei slid
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Fifth Street Improvement Tar

TUE TAX LEVIED BY THE CITY
Coancil In the diEtr5ct or aaed yor.aI-
nance "a 70 pruvide for the i1nproseSnfn n
d fffth sEresf. IL now due and payahls a
the eff1os ~ The City TreasarsF. al taxs~
not paid wifhlR forty days q the frxt
PahteAtion a. this notice will be declared
deilD9aenL and penalty % Ten par cent
ad1e1 and insefest ~ the rate 81 ten nar
cent pr snaum cha gid.
J. n. BOWMAN.
CITY Trea~urer.
Firss pahlieAsiun. March II Issa q
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TO LEFT.

NEATLY FURNISHED RooMa
= lsrxe snd small DAP. weed, month:
nleo. roesne suitable tor hgfrt hensekssD.
cor. stsdison. nexa 10 p. n. ehnrek- IL III
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0as msnlsr of Tie Illineis Lszi4ia-
tnre hNs refused sallreAa pesk
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TUE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
fore exhs,ing under the flrm nams "a
szyie o. B11e z oei9er. dolax ksainess IA
ne eify Ut eeMttla. Rinx county, w.
I. THIS Gay dissosvsd hy mnfmI eonssaf
-. boas hay nc purchases the snfirs IN.
s.. 81 yonn OelgeF IN the eonosrn- All
70 0en. Nenabie Smith, az hts law 0I.o@
roc,n In the Poncin baiidinx. sssfIis'
WI n Bona
ssAtsIe March n. lss. TSM
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RMIGRiNT RiFRS
Greatly Reduced.

Until FURTHER NOTICE. WE
" VIII 81 enig at tickets from En-
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HAY AND OATS.

nF GOOD QUALITY. ron SALE ny
~ = " h1fney. six allice norfh e
Lafnnnrf. ssesmars Ca lsa1 e Uars-
1gs.ze mall
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a SPLENDID HOUSE,, CENTRALLY
al.s - ee's e s y = On
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kEw Yeas, March 3A-Mra Ireland,
q Mott Haven, told the sntharities "a
iae Dsssftss attorneys efiies this aftei'-
npop that her husband had been bid.
pAppsa By EnRlish officials ksseit
Ireland. ased -. was . pip,R IN the
knxlish sFuy until ls76 when be Dr.
ssssed from bic RaEFison et Ayr, scoil-
had. He same 10 this city and took
81 NATURALIZATION pagers On he isth
lnsA enc ielln SAields wrote him frotn
hsehsksat, n. ", oferiag 70 give tie
Fpss . psetilOn IL = concert company
ICES tsiaa fgmed, ~ 81 . sight. Int
ADD vent % meet Shields, and Vas III
apeed 10 80 into Canada. Shields theiW
ApnenEeed himself 20 be Q &steetise
and i<lok The natarahsea American tuio
easisiy. lFslana Gas locked nr and re
Insed permission 30 write hienae until
FesfesGay, uhsn be ssnt q tee hnas 10
~ wife falling heE the ahoye fssts ard
sddlne that be voald shortly be re-
taf1ed 10 EaeiAnd far trial ArA Ire
sana was diieceri 10 cegnmanAcAte wilt
1HR4NanfR a SkAfA Ravarsl
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bosTas, March 2.--rhs Directors Of
he uniou Pacific Hallway this altar
Eeon aiaeted tha followtnR efiicersE
ohAFisa Francis Adams. Jr., President;
Mcfarland. Secretary and Treasurer;
Oliver w. Mink. Boston. Assistant
nerstsry end Assistant Treasurer; Jasl
v. Ham, Assistant Secretary And Ast
siztAHt Treasurer In New YeFk. In ths
sxneative eo,nmiitse II. Baker Of this
CIV takes the place Of Jay 0cald. vh,,
asalined ~ election.
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kesp MIA 70 Wee Csa.

NSF Yeas, March &A--I niadon spe,
ssAls sAs : q has heen suggested thai
tPxeh. ths rsiistne unttea States y tn-
49,, Be teniptssa 10 reusAin In England
NJ ~ ofri % = professionally 81 Ga
sesd IriveFsity. which has alreAdy con
ssffet apoa him he dseres OF D. q l.
VIVA slase Iheir eva steamers.
ksv fes,s. March &.--A Psst's Man-
veal speetL says; Hsary Beatty,
Hena.esf 81 the Ganadi2n PAeine saeain-
koip iins had o. shs lake srAtsse. says
~ eeFnpany siIl have theig eun steam.
~ bait especially for foreign alha
s74s e4ehs a. soen ~ thF ananciAi
Saseaian h settled via pariiAneial
fAtiy, wAe has iasa rssufnea trspD
e<isisA Celamhaa frsm exsinining the
nAEeors asd tAkins preliminAry stsps
pssfds ssiAhlisAine lire of eossting
Fe~ssis says the ehutce Of t<rminas lies
osssesa usai HarhoF anA Enzlisa Raf, :
ue<siex ever lard IsreIi-
hnx foiEx. MarsA sM-fiss HsrsAi-s
te0'doe eswresponaeps sAyss Fossm-
Es11a q tssrs poeFed frcsn the English
1881 seslarday eser the recall ef I4s9-
~ tha b lanasniably The masa popalss
hmsssF sneaG tho Rnslish svss sppl
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ffrSaA. March - The ri0fooa scenes
in the Austrian Chamber of hspresen-
tatives eliminated today. A large nam.
Der Of stndenss teok possessisc of the
galleries and repeatedly interrupted the
proceedings 9th shouts OF 'sDovn With
the Jev President ~Dova With the
railway Jess.r H1rrAh for TIE anti.
Semst.cs Basinesz vss stopped. and
the President ordered The galleries
eleaFd. 10 9As foaod. necessary 10
bring 10 . large fares Of palies bsf0se
this eoald be accomplished. The riot
ere fought desperately, bas we're aAaily
eieeted and B0s, al them we're hseksd
an.
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stearing okiahssna.

Arkansas CTrr. March ga GORE
spondent telesraphs thsi General Hatch
Ass ordered three troops of cavalry ~
proceed At oisoe IA 0klahoma and de,
aafcy the psfmanent improvements OH
The ranches OF Berry Bros. and Burke a.
Martin, oattlsmen, who for sometime
have been ests lishsd In that country,
End 10 require them 10 leave the Terri
toFy. THIS IN construed ~ th8 manga
ration Of the policy OF the Interior De
pastment for the removal of oil unan.
lkariked stocAmen In Oklahoma
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a cHEKRFUL VIEW.

LONDON. March 25.-Russia's finances
are unable 10 bear the strain of war
and no Iower except Germany is able
or willing TO supply q loan to Russia
and IL is doubtful whether even Ger
mang could do 90.
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Ceaarm afaens.
WAsHEarox. March 26.-Samnel 4
Cox, ~ Minister 10 Turkey; Henry l.
Maldrow. as Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior; WIN. A. , sparks. as Commits
sioneg OF she General L md Ofiae.
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re- rAa.s. e. csrsa-

TIE Minister from Iapan has written
q letter 10 Secretary R&yard expressing
The warmest thanks of his government
70 Lasias II. Foose. Uaited States Min
lsfsr 10 Coraa, foF pgotectinR . party OF
japanese Subjects during The recent dis
turhAnees a SaoaL
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a mara &c Respeet.

Secretary Lamar has issaed an order
closing lhs interior Departments tomor-
roe out OF respect 10 the memory Of
The late Jacob Thompson Of kent1eky.
Secretary of the Interior daring the adj
minissfation OF President Rnchanan.
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HTw fosK, March 2s.--Money wss
essy a tyatlS per osnt. closing 81 l III
prime pager, ta6s exchange bills qaIet
a 9llslh demsnd f4.siiS.
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The ANEER.

Yesterdays council was called 10 con-
sidsr dispatches from Dafferin forward
ing a demand from the Ameer of At
Rhanistan for immediate war drafts,
and ruInors that the Amer had received
ovtrtures from Russia, Offering favora-
BILE terms tor an alliance. The Cabinet
decided to invest Dufferin with plenary
power 10 arrange terms with the Ameer.
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The Commissioners Of Pensions has
issued an order directing that for the
ersssnt until Q mass Of Business before
TIE board is disposed Of the members
ef that division al the Pension Oftloe
shall begin work al $50 a. N and iinish
AZ ,. m
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The total loss Of the Arabs in last
Sundays engagement ID now stated 30
have been 5000, including "a women.
who bad been armed "a soldiers, and
who proved a. impetaous snd deter
rnined ~ the men. The bodies Of thesa
amassns we're counted on ths field after
the heht. The British lost 1000 camels
and are seriously crippled by lack OF
TRANSPORTATION,
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Always On had Q ans assortment Of
Canned Fruits and Vegetables. Excel
lent Elder Batter and Chlmicum Cheese .
speciality.
Goods col 81 reduced rates for CASA
and delivered free Of ehsrge.
mis- CALKINs q REDDISH.
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syDsEI IN. !. W.. March 25.-rhe
New south Wales Legislative Council.
by q unanimous vote, aud the Iegisla-
tive Assembly. by ~ To "a, approved the
dispatch of . colonial contingent 10 the
SoadAn. The announcement of the
vote vas received with load cheerin q
for the Qaeen.
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wAHEssros, March &.-The iEtsE-
estinz discovery has beea made that the
Rresideussa sisters are efaunoa hspab-
iscAns and have not SLATED particle Of
their faith el1ee they eAnss into the
White Hoase.
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MaSMTxGrosl. March ~ sam,iea y
Cox. % Nes YoFk. 10 Be Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister PlsaspotetttAry
Of TIE Cniisd States 10 Turkey.
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FirSs Comptroller at the TT assry
naraam ASSUMED the duties of the Office
today.
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LONDON, March 25.-An additional
force Of 5000 russian troops is pro.
ceeding from the Caucasus 10 the AT.
CHAN frontier.
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wasHNaTus. MaFah A-For The Pa
eiiis eoast, fair weSshes in the north add
ssath Fazhsnsk
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LoSToS, March 25.-The stock mar
kets at the close today were depressed
under the influence OF the increase in
preparation for war. Consols closed at
81 8. the lowest figure yet reached
since tbs Commencement of the Anglo
Russian dispute. Russians fell from
to 23s per ocnt this afternoon. The
news from the continent shows that all
the bonrses sympaihizsd with the finan-
cial situation in London, and prices
toward the close were Hat
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The Northwest territory Of The Dom
inion Of Canada contains, in tho four
districts into which it is divided, 49,
ooo square miles. capable of supporting
apopulation of 3o,0OO,0 900. The whole
population does not now exceed 70, 900
ct q liberal estimate. The advocates of
loca! self government in the Northwest
cite the fact that when Manitoba was
given autonomy it had less than GO, 900
inhabitants, while British Columbia
had less than 30, 900. There seems to
be such an earnest desire on the part
OF the people to manage their own local
affairs. aud get rid of Ottawa dictation,
that they will make matters very un-
comfortable for the central government
II they do not get what they want soon.
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4" W1sDo1e OF rW D1AD,

HATTIE TYING oRISWOLn
Ny love has been dead for an hour;
Oh! she has been true to mo;
Sho had loved me in passion and pain.
She had followed Ser land and Goa
And had been true to her,
Or ~ true - man may be:
He does not love like girl,
And follow DER land and eeA
But loved her tho bost of al.
Though may have had other ftlende:
And II ever she doubted me
She made mo divine amends
But An hour before she died
Ny beautiful worshiper said,
II could swear had always beeo true
Then she should be happy dead
So swore with steady voice,
With highland upon her head.
That had always been true,
That she might be happy dead
All! wonder how much they know,
Those dead with their strange new powers
And wonder can they he hurt
BY folly and fault OF ours.
Oh! tho very thought appalls,
And shrink with sudden dread.
That although she loved mo so
She may not be happy dead
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r. g. Dun & 90. g annual circular OF

Il. Il. Dun u %. g annual circular OF
failures IN the United States during 1884
shows that the whole number of these
mercantile disasters for the year has
been 1O,968. The failures in 1883
were less than in 1884 by 1884, the
whole number being 9,184. This is equal
to 20 per cent. The increase OF percent
age between 1882 and 1888 was 36 per-
cent, which shows q lessened percentage
of increase for this year of 16 per cent,
The greatest number of failures ever
occurring in any previous year was in
1873, when the disasters reached IL, 478,
with far less number of business in
situations and traders reported. Tho
liabilities Of the year just past amount
to $220, O00, 900, against $172 zoo, 900 in
1883. This shows q very great advance
when compared with 1881, when tho
failures amounted to only $81 ,OOO, 900.
But the liabilities, large as they are,
are less than in 1873, when the indebt-
edness of the 5000 unfortunates who
failed in business footed up to grand
6tal Of 1884. 600, 900,
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A View from tho Moon.

From Professor Langley's illustrated
article on "The Planets and the Moon"
in his series on "The New Anstrono-
N.Y." in the March Century, we quote
the follwoine: "The truth is however,
that, looking at the earth from the
moon, the largest moving animal, the
whale or the elephant, would be utterly
beyond our ken; aud it is questionable
whether the largest ship on the ocean
would be visible, for the popular ilea
as to the magnifying power of great
telescopes is exaggerated. It is prob.
able that under any but extraor binary
circumstances our lunar observer with
our best telescopes could not bring the
eaath within less than an apparent dis
lance of 500 miles; and the reader may
Judge how large moving object must
be to be seen, much less recognized, by
tho naked eye at such distance.
"Of course, q chief interest of the
supposition we are making lies in the
fact that it will give us q measure of our
own ability to discover evidences of life
in the moon if there are any such as ex-
list here; and in this point of view it is
worth while to repeat that scarcely any
temporary phenomenon due to human
action could be visible from the moon
under the most favoring circumstances.
An army such as Napoleon led to Russia
might conceivably be visible If it moved
in q dark solid column across the snow.
1t is barely possible that such q vessel
as one of the largest ocean steamships
might be seen under very favorable cir.
cumstances, as moving dot; and it is
even quite probable that such confls-
grafton as the great fire of Chicago
would be visible in the lunar telescope,
as something like reddish star on the
night side of our planet; but this is all
in this sort that could be discerned.
by making minute maps, or, still
better, photographs, and comparing
one year with another, much however
might have been done by one lunar OBJ
server during this century. In its be-
ginning, in comparison to the vast for
ests which then covered the North
American continent, the cultivated
fields along its eastern seabcard would
have looked to him like q golden fringe
bordering broad mantle of green, but
now he would see that the golden fringe
has pushed aside the green farther back
than the Mississippi, and would gath
er his best evidence from the fact
(surely noteworthy one) that man, q
represented by the people of the Unit
ed States, has changed one Of the feat
ures of his world during the present
century to adegree visible in another
planetl"
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In . four ounce glove fight at sportsman's
Park, New Orleans, between George Rookie Of
was Knocked out in tho first round, which last
ed one minute and ten seconds The round be-
gan by Fryer forcing the fighting. Rookie
landed blow squarely on Eryer's mouth.
Fryer then got in several half hits, and Rookie
WAS driven to his corner and pressed against
tho ropes Fryer here sent one straight from
tho shoulder. The blow landed on Rockies
right arm, paralyzing it to sucn an extent, that
he dropped his guard. Fryer then caught
Rookie on tho jaw, knocking him down. When
Rookie picked himself up, Fryer hit him under
the left jaw, and Rookie fell like log. He was
carried to his corner almost senseless, and the
fight decided in favor of Fryer, who was loud
y cheered.
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The average yield of wheat per acre
in 1881 in Manitoba was thirty three
bushels, and about one-twelfth of the
crop this year graded No. hard. The
average price at Brandon during the
past year was about so cents per bush
ell,
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Over fifty physicians of Baltimore,
including those of leading hospitals,
charitable institutions. colleges and
schools, have voluntarily endorsed Red
Star Cough Cure, not only as the best
thing of the kind ever discovered, but
as being entirely free from the harmful
features of other cough mixtures.
Every one will find it safe, sure cure.
1t is entirely free from opiates, narcot-
les, emetics and poisons. It leaves no
bad effects. It does not derange the
system. 1t is pure, pleasant, prompt.
Sold by druggists and dealers in medi-
cine throughout the United States at
fifty cents a bottle. The CHARLES A.
VoaEIER COMPANY, Sole Projectors,
Baltimore, Maryland.
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Of either sex, however induced, speedily, thor
oughly and permanently cured Complicated
and obstinate cases of blood taints, ulcers, OBJ
structions, unnatural discharges, exhausted
vitality, premature decline, nervous, mental,
of crd S1aS
dor, piles, fstular and rupture, all permanent
~ cured STAFF of twelve expert specialists in
constant attendance, constituting the most COM
plete organization Of medical and surgical skill
in America Send history Of case and address
for illustrated pamphlet Of particulars. Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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PURE COP LIVER on. made from selected livers,
on the searshore by CAswELL, HAZARD 4 Co.,
New York. 1t is absolutely pure and sweet.
Patients who have once taken It prefer it to all
Others Physicians have decided it superior to
any OF the other oils in market
CHAPPED HANDS, FACE PIMPLEs, and rough
Skin cured by using JUMPER TAR SOAP, made BY
CAsWELL, HAZARD & CO., New York.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-19

0rowsinsss in tho Daytime
unless caused by lack of sleep or from over
eating, is symptom Of disease If it be &C.
Of appetite, coated tongue and sallow com
plexon, you may be sure that you are suffer-
ing from biliousness and consequent derange-
ment Of the stomach and bowels. DR.. Pierce's
pleasant Purgative Pellets" are sure cure
for all ailments of this nature. They cleanse
and purify the blood and relieve tho digestive
organs
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-19

Bernard Murphy, Champion Youth Walker
Of Australia, says in the Melbourne Sportsman:
On Monday previous to the match with Ormes,
OF sydney, was attacked with tho stitch
could not walk another yard, and gave up al
hope Of winning. was advised to try ST j.
have not been troubled since, and won my
match
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-19

Hold Counterfeit.
ABold Counterfeit or Imitation Of DR.. O. D.
WARMERS WHITE WINE OF TAR SYRUP and
GERMAN HOP B1TTERs is being sold in tho
Northwest Beware of the dangerous imita-
tons. Tho worthless stun is sold to Druggists
1T 81, so per dozen, or about 20 cts per bottle,
and they charge you 50 cts. The Genuine
WHITE WINE or TAR SYRUP and GERMAN HOP
BTrTERs bears the name of DR. &. d. WARNER
on label and wrapper and blown in bottle
Take no other
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-19

Fever and Cold in Head, since thousands testi-
~ that Ely's Cream Balm has entirely cured
them. 1t supercedes the dangerous use Of
liquids and snuffs. It is easily applied with the
finger and gives relief at once. Price 50 cts. at
druggists. 60 cents by mail Send for circular.
Ely Bros, Owego, N. Y.