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Children slow in Development puny. scrawny,
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The INCEST PILLS On EARTH.
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| FoREsT. FORCE AND TArT is = SPACE Journal
| published "t Albany. n. \. All -iOrtSm"n find
interest in reading Forest. Fog" ard Farm he
cause it pre- scnts each month large amount of
| choice matter. comprising bright anu vtvacious
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Of interest 20 the icv"t"c 81 the shot Gn and rifle.
Farmers read Forest. Forge and Fam with
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III advance and ten cents tAr postage We will
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,

HNHE School Commissioners of Cecil
4 county will meet at their Office, in F.Ikton,
for the transaction OF School business on
the SECOND TUESDAY OF each and every
Month. JOHN SQUIER,
Mayt - f:So, Senpetary.
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Address all communications to
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which has earned such a well merited reputation
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less cost thus saving the purchaser considerable
annoyance and extra expense. Our latest i'm
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DIR. I'm BULLS
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER,

the Popular Remedies OF the Day.
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james Buchan:i4's hand tremblea
whel lie signed his first message, and he
made IA failure of the elaborate scroll.
work attachment to his frs, initial.
Franklin Pierce wrote Sprawling
SchonlJoy signature. Andrew johnson
started fairly upon the line. then fell Il
little Glow it, hut recovered himself at
the end
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DOSE. - To more the Go,c-
els gently, 2 to 1 Pills;
Thoroughly, 4 to G Pills.
Experience tciU decide the
proper dose IN each case.
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rms IesseS MIGHTY.
pEsouNcEp pr sPuaoHoN.

A@HN0&sNN81
Isoxpss, July 27.-Rev. spargeon i'd
dressed q gathering Of 400o persons az
Kenmore yesterday. In the course of
bis remarks be referred 20 she recent
revelations Of iniquities In London and
denounced the TRAFFIC In youna girls.
i SALVATION ARMY DENOMINATION
IsosDoS, July s7.--Gensral Booth Of
tha Starvation Army has announced 4
grand parade OF the Army IN London
tomorrow. The obisct Of the demon
ssratidn h TO influence PariiaEsnt ia
view ct che revelations made by the
Pail Man gaEffs 10 pass the proposed
Criminal Act increasing she age Of con
cent 10 girls from - 90 Is years. The
Array will march to the House Of Com
mons and present 10 shat body q petit
ton signad by 10000 people praying
for an Immediate reform Of the English
Criminal laws relative TO the corruption
Of girls.
Mrs. Booth, wife Of the Commander
in Chit ct the Salvation Array, after
she pnblisation Of tue Pal Mall Ga
stiles rayeiations wrote leetar 10 the
Qasen asking Her Msiessy's eRdorse
nsns Of the work which tbs Army has
undertaken Of sapFeszing the patfteaE
crimes against the children Of the poor.
TIE Queen on Thursday last sent Mrs-
Booth personal letter conveying Her
M.iests's strongest sympathy With the
Feforna work.
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a CIesE CsxrEsr
Company D wiRs the 4. Y. smith a
seas Medal.

sens Medal.
The second shooting match Tor the l..
p. Smith q Sous gold medal. took place
ct the range in North Seattle yesterday
sfsernooa. Tue hrss match Of the 80
ries sshoa one week aRol was won by
Company ID. and thai Organization vas
enconraQed 10 work hard 20 yin the
seonnd match. which would entisls 10 90
sue beautiful trophy, while 90 the other
hand the Rifies realized that they must
yin this match IN order 10 stand any
chance OF secorina the medal. hence
yesterdays match vas hotly contested
throughout. Many spectators we're On
hand 30 witness the contest, and Ueth
interest," vas manifested BY the pArtiei-
Pants ~ veil ~ By the fFsenSs Of the
resrecsiss companies. For . hong time
il was MP aud tnck. Finally Company
y took the LEAD and eot Is points ahead.
The Rises came molly 10 the front,
overlook their opponents and led them
by 8 poials TIL very near the oiess OF
the match, when some exeelient
uofk By Company DIS Eaen Won for thai
orRAniEstion . viesosy by one point and
the handsome medal. the se@ss standing
q faiisws; Co0PAay ID; Ssl: Seattle
Rifies so
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nAil EssrE.


lsy The fsllowing letter from the Sec
oaaa Assistant Postmaster Gensral 10
Hea. @. 4. voorhees,. u wiIl be seen thai
Mr.. voorhees, has succeeded Ia getting
. O. pAraas and independent mail route
established bsiwesn seattle and ssoho-
naish. This wilr be Of great ceuvsni-
eni,e and ADVANTAGES % both places, and
Mr.. voarhses i sntitisd % The thanks
Of tha psepse for bis edorss tn that Be
hAlf. Il e esideei thai cur delegate is
attsntive 10 The wants aud Interests Of
sha people 81 TIE Territory;
poxroFFscs DEPARTMENT..
WNsafsarox, ID. c.. 5aly IL. lSsa.
slrs Ia Fepiy 70 yoaE tndofesmsnt Of
pesstians for service from Seattle %
sanhasnish By separate ruate from NO.
sSp<e. soa are informed that the nee
rolats sfli be smhFaeed in ths next ad-
s1ftissusent for mail service N Wssh-
ini,ssn Territory. Very fespeesfusiy.
A. Lne kzofT.
ssesud Assistant Pcs,masssr 0euetaL
Haa. O.. !. veerheea. Hosss % kepre-
- nfsasses. City.
-
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PACIFIC COAST.


Tucson, July T.-Adyicss from Har-
sua state that the murder Of r. n. Pc
terson, mail carrier between Critssnden
aud Lochiel, on the sd instant, was the
work Of Indians.
Stage Rsebed.
NEVADA. Gal, July 27.--The stage
from Washington was stopped By two
highvsymen this morning. three miles
from here and within one mile OF tae
Central House. There we're i've passen
gers on board. The robbers compelled
them 10 GEE out Of the stage, and while
one stood guard his pal relieved the
passengers OF their money and other
valuablss. From II. 8. CaFrent and his
two sons el396 vas taken, besides tvo
pistols. Mrs. Wade, Q widow, was
Obliged 10 hand over go and her jewel
~. From the driver, George Gfissell,
500 we're taken, most OF which belonged
10 other parties.
JaAkmeaa AGAINST the LeGfen 81
nsnsF.
SAN FaASursco, July N.-Judge Hunt
rendered q Judgment today In favor Of
Nellie O. Millard against the Supreme
Council Of the Amei lean Legion of Hon
or for 5000 The action vas bronght
by che pidow Of Enssns A. Willard.
The defense Get mp vas that the deceased
was delinquent IN payment Of assees-
ni~nts Cd the time of bis death. The
evidence showed that he failed 10 pay q
number Of assessments upon the days
when they became due. Al reRulaz
meeting a motion was made 10 rein
state him, he having bsen suspended.
This motion was carried bat the Grand
Commands held that such assien was
illegal. Subsequently be paid all his
arrears, which sun was transmitted "a
the supreme Council. Notwithstanding
shis the defense claimed that be was
Nos in good standing 10 the order when
he died. Judge Hunt raled that be
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California Wire Works,
a1s HaakET STREET. san fRlncisco
MANUFACTURES or
W. II R E
AND
EVERYTHING IN WIRE.

RARBKD WIRE WE oFFIER FOR
- sale as lowest 1sure; and point
regular. and thiex seG
Bsang regularly licensed We guarantees
cur ensf0mers against dsmsxeas
BALfNo WIRk--Pacif3c brand Of VERY
best sseel all slzss % lowest market rafea
Wmz kErTIxo-Anm aahsa and widths
galvanized after being made. for poultry
yAr6A aae.
WIRE LoTH-For fruit drysrh thrnsh-
err h~rvcsterx Riddles. ess.
HoP wmE-For training hops made
from ss<sei In long lengths speihaliy tor
the purpoea.
GoenKa TRAFs and all ofhsg kinda Of
trApa for nsoies. squirrels. rats and nAes.
VINEYARD LINES. for laying out yine
yArttz divided In distances and made Of
steel wire.
0snamsaisi ass ussisl wire and irsalEssk
HorE-We meet Eastern competifion By
hose raAnufscsare, and sek y,u hesfer
foods q lower pgicA ly9weEn
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DIAMOND
VENTILATOR
ron
Buildings, seAssls, cAurehss, Hospitals,
Dwellings, Steamers, Passenger,
Sleeping and Refrigerator Cars.
Perfect ventiIatisa guaranteed
wherever vsasiistisa %
Required.

Architscfs and builders unite In saying
eur Nos. and : for bed room and ofiice
e the window.
Our ventilator On any sisel, when
placed through q wall. Q window sAsA. or
Q wooden bar under ash, admits . con-
slant supply Of fresh air under perfect
control without arsnghk; any desired
temperature can be maintained In any
apArfmen6 Nc once or aieeping room
should Be- without Il a. Il stops burglars,
exciudes rain and dtise and keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without rails.
IND the windows. Being heavily plated
In Michel u 10 very ornamental when
place. Ths handles serve 70 rsguist
ventilAtor. also 70 raise and lower the
window.
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BEUssEIs, July N.-The Word says
that Russia consents 20 q frontier, the
Afghan side Of which is geographically
slosed and easily defenssble. bat insists
apon q we'll defined Russian side to pre-
vent Afghan inenrsions. The best
method would be 10 define 3 brad lins
in London and settle the details on The
spot in order TO prevent . uisander
standing where the same name 10 given
to different localities
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49, snly x7.-Tea Eksil4 Tide
&s. g = s,disorhsl refefsinz Is Gen.
@Ies.s sAkA31 % hnisA biz hcok. SAYS
ks-s. = sesnstAinlt Of Walssr soois's
appliaG with fn.neiAi ruin IN
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Tucson, July 27.-Advicss from Har-
sua state that the murder Of r. n. Pc
terson, mail carrier between Critssnden
aud Lochiel, on the 23d instant, was the
vnrk NJ Indiana
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Harris0n's Successor

WAsHIseroS, July 27.-It is reported
that General Smiley, late Adiutant Gen
srsl of Ohio, vill succeed Mr.. Harrison
A. Assistant Commissioners Of the Gen.
eral Land Office.
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General Once, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
g and z.
send for circular. Cal or address cor
ruspondance tmentioninR DAIRY Pu@r-
fEfEE1I0RxCER 3eat<ie. w. IT,
J0HNM. AVER Manager.
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Damages by RIeea

DKsvKR. July T.-The NJ .yor Of Col
ofado Springs estimates the damages
from Saturday nights food at 81, 900,
principally in this county. Mr. Eaton's
body has not yet been found. IL is nov
believed that the campers on Shocks
run we're notified Of the coming OF the
food and reached q place of safety.
The damage At Cherry Greek will no.
exceed $4,000.
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Grain I'm sight.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE following is
the Board Of Trade Official statement Of
grain in sieht ia the United States and
Canada on July 18th. and the amount
OF increase or decrease over the proceed
ing week
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81. PATL. MINI, July G.-Govesnor
hnsoard tonight issued an order annul-
ling the commission Of W. B. Bsud as
Colonel Of the First Regiment, militia Of
Minnesota, on the ground of insubordi-
nation. Col. Bead had refused to turn
cot on Decoration Day and parade, be-
oause ASSIGNED position in the rear Of
the veterans.
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sTR CHARLES dixie.

LONDON, July 27.-Much surprise has
been caused by the sudden abandon
ment of the Radical meeting which
had been arranged by Sir Charles
Dixie, aHd al which be was 10 have been
the principal speaker. At the last me-
ment Sir Charles excused himself. say
ing that be Was utterly FRUSTRATED in
consequence of the mental strain Of the
past few weeks.
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a TzrBuTE FsOx HAYES.

NEw YoEK, July 2-Msyor Grace TO-
DAY received replies from the following
gentlemen, who agree 20 become mem.
beers OF committee 10 raise NSw York's
quota for the erection of q rnonumsn,
70 General Grant Samuel j. Tilden.
ex-t3ovesnor Cornell. Robert OGDEN.
Peter Goeles, Cornelius Bliss, Jshn N.
shsrwo0d, Lispensrd Stewart, Joseph
w. Drexsl, Arthur IL Dodge. Coruelins
Vanderbilt aud Capt. n. J. Kerwin.
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uerses Poisoned.

CLKyELAsD. July H.-Becently there
sas = strike on the Payne Aveaus Street
R4iiroad, and the police had 70 be call
ed g. disperse the turbulent conductors
and drivers Yesterday eighty. seven Of
the conpany's horses we're poisoned
With eroton oil. Three have died and
the remainder are In terrible con d.
tom. No arrests have been made, but
the police are iuveztioatino
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-. July Sf.-It 10 nols an
4 1-e seea The iRFvsees Ia memory
N = 4 Grant a Westminster Ahbsy
49, 80 piase q 1 o'eloak Tsesiay,
n, va he Desn Of Westminster
- -a ~ Episcopal servics. and
49,. tufraf gill deliver "a I'd
- 4 iAtes aninbsr Of Anssricaas
- - allostsa seats Ger ina eeeA-
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MEXICO. July 27.-Thsre lie q report
here Of q revolutionary movement at
Tuspam. The Government does not
consider affairs serious.
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BERLIN, July N.-The Government
has ordered an investigation into the
circumstances Of the socialistic riot at
Frankfort on-the Main. with view, IL
10 reported, Of deelariHa the city In .
state Of siege. Sach declaration would
place the town 50 absolutely under iron
rule that the Government believes il
could entirely Suppress Socialism there.
lt IL reported that the Government has
decided to make an exhaustive inquiry
into the subject.
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81. PLUL. July N.-DudnQ an sxhibi-
ton perforzanes of Coumodors Kit
son's nyers At Rochester, Minnssoss, 10
day. PAGER Johnston made 9 mile IN
zu4. This u the fastest mile ever
. aoe In this State, beating the resent
Midway record By bslf 9 sscond. Ollie
Ecker and Firebrand then made . ran
ming racs IN harness. tbs farmer vim
ming By length and Q half IN l5SA.
fnis . believed 70 be the fastest mile
ever @ ade II harness
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LONDON, July T.-As q marx of re-
sp<ct for the late General Grant, mill
tAry bands thro0ehOus RneExnd "a
trained from playing the usual Sunday
sesseslons Yesterday, bu. played dead
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100000; !; =: '; /; !; ; !; $ ; q; 81; q; !; 81: &; ~: ! !: !;

large valne, that will start you I'm work that will
at once bring you In money faster than anything
else in Amer ca. All about the $500. 900 in presents
in each box. Agents wanted everywhere, OF
either sex, of oil ages, for all the time, or spare
time only, TO work for us at their own homes
Fortunes for all workers absolutely assured:
Don't delay. II. HALLETT 4 Co., Portland, Main
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SheriSf's Sale.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, ! :,
., ~G Tn. DC

TERRTToRY OF DAKOTA, a.
County Of Custer,
Frederick Haserodt, plaintiff, vs. Fred
erick Frcdericks, defendant.-Fore-
ciosuere OF a mortgage given on the
7th. day of November, 1883.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
OF an execution to me directed and de.
livered, and now in my hands, issued
out of the Clerks office of the First
judicial District Court, Territory of pa
kota, in and for the County of Custer,
upon a decree Of foreclosure rendered in
said court in favor ofthe said Frederick
liaserodt and against the said Frederick
Fredericks, ] have levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property Of said
defendant, in Custer City, y. T., to-wit:
On all that certain piece, parcel Of
land or lot, described rs lot numbered
twelve (l2), in block numbered II
hundred and six (l06), of the Townsite
of said Custer City, according to the
numbering rs appears by the official
plat of said Townsite Of Custer City. Oh
file i'm the Office of the Register of Deeds
of said Custer county, Dakota territory,
and being situate at the southeast cor3er
of Custer yer and Sixth street, and
known rs the Vienna Hotel property,
and all buildings now situate upon said
land or lot.
And that ] shall, on Monday, the
seventeenth day of August A. ID. 1880,
at the hour of three o'clock p. m, of
said dav, at the front door Of the court
house in Custer City, in said county and
territory, proceed to sell all the right,
title and interest of the above named
Frederick Fredericks, in and To the
above described property, to satisfy said
judgment and costs, amounting to three
thousand eight hundred and forty-three
(3,S43l dollars and sixty 900 cents, to-
gctiler with all accruing costs Of sale,
and interest on the same from the
seventh day Of July, 1885, at the rate of
seven per cent per annum, at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
GRANVILLE q. BENNETT.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
III. y. Ross, sheriff.
Dated Custer City, ID. r., July 8, 1885.
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DR. Il. G.. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN ghyAT-
l&Sr. a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, DIxzi-
ness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
.loadache, Nervous Prostration cnufcd ty lie nse
VI alcuh i or tobacco, Wakcfulresa, Noitsl De-
nression, Softening OF the Brain resulting IN m
amiiy aid leading to misery, decay ARD death.
2rcmaturs Old Ago, Earrerness, Loss ~ Iowtr
a either sex, Involuntary losses. nd Siernat-
arrhua caused by ovor-exortion al the biaii. sell
abuse or over-indulgencc. Each box cop,alns
OF $500, cent by mail prepaid o. receipt OF price.
W. GUARANTEE ssA fAGAt
10 cure any case. With each order received ny u,s
end the purchaser our written tee 10 re-
fand the money If the treatment does not eIiec'
a cure. Guarantees issued only by
WSsShDAND, Il RK x Cd,
TI-A@3oEa1@ ena Retail I11lEE10eS,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Orders by mail will reSeive prompt attention
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Sheriff's Sale.

TERRITORY or DAKOTA, @.
County of Custer,
Denis Carrigan w. Peter Stapleton.-
Mortgage Foreclosure.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue
Of an execution TO me directed and de
livered, and now in my hands, issued
u Of the Clerks office of the FIRST
Judicial District Court, Territory of Da-
kota, in and for the County of Custer.
upon q decree of foreclosure of mortgage
dated September 10. 1883, rendered in
said court in favor of of the said Denis
Carrigan, plaintiff, and against Pete,
Staplcton, defendant, / have levied upon
the following described real property of
said defendant, to-wit:
Lots !, ,, 8, 4, ), &, Z, s, 9. 10, IL and -,
in block numbered one hundred and
twcnty-forr 024), Of the Townsite OF
Custer City, Custer county, Dakota terri
tory, and the buildings thereon stand
Ing.
And that | shall. on Monday, the
seventeenth day Of August a. ID. 1883
NJ the hour Of two (2) o'clock p m. OF
aid dav, 1T the front door of the court
house. in Custer City. in said county and
territory. proceed to sell all the right
| title and interest of the above named
Peter Stapleton, in and to the above
described property, to satisfy said iudg.
meut and costs. amounting to three hun
dred and s~ixtv-four (36+) dollars and
seventy-fye (75) cents. together Will
All accruing costs of sale, and Interest
on the same from the tenth day of June
1885, at the rate Of seven per cent pei
annum. at public auction, to the highest
bidder far cash.
ALFRED l.. SrRAGur. plaintiffs atty.
Fl. \. Ross. sheriff.
Dated Custer City. ID. T., July 8, 1855.