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rent management Of the institution,
but all appointments and removals must have
the approval of the regents to be valid. The
trustees of the several Institutions shall receive
no compensation for their services but the.
shall be reimbursed for all expenses incurred In
the discharge of their duti 6, upon presenting an
itemized account Of the same to the proper
officer. Each board Of trustees at its first meet
ing shall decide by lot the order Ia which its
members shall retire from office.
SIC. 5 The legislature shall provide that the
science OF mining and metallurgy be taught, in
at least one Institution of learning under the
patronage of the state.
ARTICLE XIV.
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and enforce such laws BY adequate penalties. to
the extent, IL necessary for that purpose. OF for
FIXTURE of theif property and franchises.
SEC. rs. Municipal and other corporations and
individuals invested with the privilege OF taking
private property for public use shall make just
compensation for property taken. injured or
destroyed by the construction or enlargement OF
their works. highways or improvements, which
compensation shall be paid or secured before
such taking. injury or destruction. The legisIa-
ture is hereby prohibited from depriving any
person of an appeal from amy preliminary assess
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election, then the county seat shall be changed,
otherwlss not, A proposition to change the loca-
ton of the county seat of any organized county
shall not again be submitted before the expira-
ton of four years.
! SIC. d. The Legislature shall provide by gem
eral law for organizing the counties into town.
ships, having due regard for congressional town.
ship lines and natural boundaries. and whenever
the population Is sufficient and the natural
hnnndarinsw iH narnnif the cfufl fnrunahina ahan
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the amount OF such damages in a1 cases of ap-
peal shall, on the demand of either party, be de-
terniined by @ jury as in other civil cases.
SEC. 10. The term corporations, as used IN
this article, shall be construed TO include ell
joint stock companies or associations having any
of the powers or privileges of corporations not
possessed by individuals or partnerships.
ARTICLE XVIII.
ANKING N
SECTION 1. IL a general banking law shall be
enacted it shall provide for the registry and
countersigning By an officer of this state of all
bills or paper credit designed to circulate as
money, and require security to the full amount
thereof. to be deposited with the state treasurer
in the approved securities of this state or of the
United States to be rated at 10 per cent. below
their par value, and in case of their deprecia-
ton the deficiency SHALL be made good by de-
posting additional securities.
SEC. 2. Every bank, banking company or cor
poration shall be required to cease all banking
operations within twenty years from the time OF
ftu o~Confua4fau md vraVnhDflu thorooffnr cl0oo
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tive COMMITTEES, or by any officer duly authorized
py the laws OF the t~erIitery TO administer oaths:
sfc.a fmmedlately afterths organization of
ef tie ststs officer. both houses Of tho isgisla.
turs shan then and there proceed 70 elect two
fbsIs6ess OF the United States for the state OF
shall receive the majority OF all the votes cast By
SAID senators and representatives, shall be
be 50 debated BY the presiding officers Of said
Joint session. The presiding officers OF the
senate and house shall issue : certificate to each
OF said senators certifying his election, which
certificates shall also be signed by the governor,
and attested by the secretary of state.
SEC, 9. This constitution shall be submitted
tors. qualified by the laws of-this territory to
vote at all elections, at the election to be held on
the Toesday next after the first Monday in No
lots shall be in the following form:
For the constitution. Yes. No.
For prohibition. Yes No.
For minority representation. Yes. No.
And as q heading to each OF said ballots, shall
be printed on each ballot the following instruc-
All persons desiring to vote for the c~onstitu-
ton, or any of the articles submitted to a sepa-
rate vote, may erase the word mo-"
All persons who desire to vote against the con-
~stitution or against any article submitted sepa-
lately may erase the word YES
Any person may have printed or written on his
ballot only the words 'fos the constitution or
~s'against the constitution and such ballots
shall DO counted for or against the constitution
aceordingly. The Same provision shall apply to
articles submitted separately.
In addition 10 the foregoing election for the
constitution, and for the articles submitted By
this convention for a separate vote thereon, an
election shall be held at the same time and
places. By said qualified electors, for the follow
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"a fhe n.,r,h-~ 90 ~t.-~.
for 81 s,rs rfeee;,n al sna 4. ts.s s. ,, 7 90
the nrrs;derf ~ ~ s J.M es~. ssns'n s,s saae ~ -
mail And sbsi1 ~. .srA.S-S
fined renv 81 ~ u - -. 1919 ~ = = Sups.eats ~ :
said ro,,nIy 49," sssA Wv sobus stt'N y
SIC. 80. Ths president ~ he staso rxer,tive
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srouhu iArnneI al hS Prov. III the Ilsnh pdGA-
ground a herd of cattle and a field of corn. Be-
ariver bearing a steamboat. Properly divided
between the upper and lowcr edges of the circle
shall appear the legend, "Uader God the People
Rule, which shall be the motto of the state of
Dakota. Exterior to this circle and within a
circuriscribed circle shall appear. In the upper
part, the words State of Dakota" In the lower
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IN nona;at IA ~ ~ hna;aa - .o.nnna
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krab;o nnmerols of tho vsar n wbicb the state
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population quisssr, o . Reasonable q Law
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representattves shall constitute

WITH whieh the senate and house Of Representa-
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-09
The Fortunes Of freaks"
From the Philadelphia times. ~ 81 IL!

From the Philadelphia times. 4 ~ 81 LIFE
Speaking Of the savings of freaks Of
nature, q prominent circus and muse
um manager; said recently: aThey are
nearly all econ omical, and nine out of
every ten are filed withis,a desire to
own o farm. Tom Thumb. spent a
great deal Of money, and yet left snug!
fortunes Millie Cristine, the double
headed girl, has made $50, 900 or $751;,
900, but she lost the greater part of it
backing the circus Of o. friend few
years ago. Il suppose she issstill worth
$4,000. Hannah; Batttrsby and her
skeleton husband, who live in this city,
are worth $40, 0OO., John Powers, the
lat man; accumulated $4,000. Capt.
Bates sand$ his wife, big people ARE
worth $4,000. They have fine fam
in the west. If Lucia znrete, the Mex
lean midget, had5receiyed all the salary
she earned for her manager. she. would
be worth t$25 GOO. Asst is the man
agers Frank Uffner, has the money,
minus 81 900 or S. ,0O0;he has paid 20
Lucin's father. Eli Bowen, the legless
man, has $6,000in bank. Cooper, the
giant, has nearly as much. The dime
museums have raised the salaries of
Freaks SO much that they will all have
farms if the managers pooket-books
lold out" &, ,Gi4 Eg&tsll p
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During the war General Nelson wa.
given to; adperin tending personally the
crossing :ofs rivers, and. On one occasion
he nade.si ght men Jump into the water.
and drag out q half drowned mule
After m experience of this kind .shel
came upon5a wagon9t rain stuck IN the
mud. Major Igo ID artermastef Of the
Thirty fifth Indiana regiment; was
working as hard as o man could work
TO get the wagon out, and had his men,
in position for a. lift !. when Nelson
rode up. Pushing his way close to the
major, Nelson roaret out ID sn,s you,
sir, what's the mattar with that
wagon 2''N Raising his hot face, the
major roared back You get ont of
this. The wagons stuck in
tho mud. Any a .sil fool can see that. I,
Do yon know who an ll slr::? Do You
know who & am ) sir a6puted Nelson
inla fury. certainly Id6, responded
the major ayoI are the pot. belliedi
quarternnaster Of TINT Ohio regiment
i'm from, md yous can Y boss mo around
Nobody hut old Nelson himself can do
that: z Nelson chuck LED, md rode
away. Il
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APawned Bride.

A shilling used TO be the Tee, in New.
York, for administering an oath and
signing an affidavit t. the days when
the eccentric Diicky Rikers was re-
cord Of the city, there were many
bad 4 shillings ii circulation, and
"Dicky. 4 TO guard himself from being
iclieated ont Of his TEL, used to swear an
applicant for his ii eli mature in this
style: ..!e,ts j
= on swear that the affidavit to which
youshave subscrib your name is true,
to the best Of your knowledge and be
lief, and that this is o good shilling, so
help.you God ~ :7.5 :, .S@=a
A young justice Of The peace, !. living
in Georgia, recently displayed as much
caution as the ancient recorder of New
York, for he held q bride as security for
the payment Of tile marriage-fee. The
story, as told by. the Atlanta Constitu-
zion. is amusing ~ iz.ss4aa.T =
One Of the most novel marriages in
The history Of Norwood took place last
week. The applicants were q lady and
gentleman of the. ebony hue. n
The young Justice Of the peace, who
is vefy conyersant with the law, but a
little inexperienced in performing mar
riagescerem onies, PROCEEDED TO unite the
happy pair. :
Hissface bore marks ofaexcitement,
and; in nervous tones he babe the two
ioins hands,. KS & 5 ;ssz
tits they did, joining, however, their
left hands, and were Aede one. The
Joyous couple then pro eseded to depart;
whereupon3 the following conversation
ensued: y
j. T. Where's my fee; you didn't
expect me- to marry you for nothing, did
you ? ~ Rs ~ ss,ss III
Groom (excitedly) wy, boss, I
lint got o cent? How much do you
charged I didn'tsknow I had to pay for
marryin'. t,.sa5s,, = :, ff5943ls2
J..P.-s2.5o. ri just keep your wife
here until syou go and get; the amount.
(Atsthet same time bidding Tie :blushing
brideto take herseat). st
= Greom- We'll ,sPll try to gitsit; !
Off he went to procure an order from
his employer, but staying rather long,
The bride moved restlessly toward the
door. ss.., 4 !. e x. . ...l,: !.
aTake your seat, Rwas heard in solemn
zones from the justice of the peace,
She complied, but what her feelings
must have been can't be easily described.
However, the groom returned lin due
time, settled the bill, and took his
.pawned" bride thome,t wiser if pot a
better man. $50.
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.alshoot Polly q shJeI, F.l 3 Z !, 3,

was the way il appeared In the proof. slip. The
argus eyed proof reader, however, knew tho
quotation intended and changed il to read:
ashoot Folly as she fiies. Pope. OF course
it was on error, yet how many are tdaily coIn-
hitting much graver errors BY allowing the
+ afflicted with loss ofappetite, chilly sensa-
tons, or hacking cough, If is suicidal to delay
single moment the use Of DR. Pierce's Cold
en- Medical Discovery, nthe great and only res
liable remedy yet known for this terribly fatal
Pierce's complete treatise on this disease Adj
dress Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, N. Y. s.f .;t a: 4.3f j5ll f55yy
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Beheading Two Prussian ::Anarch-
;}s lists. 4 II s;s; &

Berlin Correspondence Of the London Times.
Yesterday Reinsdorff and Kuchler,
who were senten ced ito death for the
part they took in the Nioderwald dyna-
mite plot, were executed ct Leipsic.
The sentence Of RupschS one HON tie
same Judgment was. passed shadsbeen
.commut ted by tie Emp ror into penal
seryitude for life. About sixty persons
were admitted to witness the execution,
which, IN russia is done BIZ decapita-
B Reinsd oftff, Who vas the first to suffer
forSs Ills crime, smoked cigar and
.hummed d, snatch OH q serio. comic
song before he was lied out to. the
scaifoIt His demsanor Is described
AS having been COO, unrepentant and
self-possessed to- the Very last. Having
3listene ed to the reading Of his death
warrant and been shown the sEmperor's
signature attached to il, La exclaimed.
"a eider nit der bar barrel, hook NIT der
$anar chic e Down with barbarism' long
live anarchy ,, and then bent hisSh eadi
to the block. ~ Il. M z3 II
Ai traces & 81 shis execntion having
BEEN swiftI5 removed his mpanion in
crime; Knchle let, who was much
more brok an down and affected BY the
prospect at His doom, was then led on
60 the scaff6l Ia, opp osite which, by the
way. stooiisa section Isl soldiers with
fixed bayo hsts. and jim q few seconds he,
too paid hspsnalty q BIZ treason asa bie
3Oudnse.g n go g
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AGood Breakfast.

Mga EEW Carpenter, Oyerlee, Baltimore
sounty sMarylan writes: Twas greatly bene-.
ated BY TIC use Of Red Star Cough Cure, when
suffering Homa severe cold Ny cookswas &c.
:iously i'll from q deep soated cough. She had
consulted her doctor without relief. By my ad-
vice she used the Cough Cure in connection
with an external application Of St Jacobs Oil
% her side In one night the change wrought
vas most gratifying and astonishing. In the
morning she was like new person.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-09
He Didn't sReller."

Old lady (who has met with an acct
Sient,s but is coming out all right.)-
sJosh, yes didn't heller none, when ye
thought Twas dyin.' +, don't b'lieve ye
"Thet amt no sign Il know on" says
Josh, II was too busy over ye ter heller.
{ hadn't .no time" ~ = =. Is, -,
&. Wa'al ye mought abellered little
fur look sake. I weren't 80 fur gone
but what I'd . known't. - ~
SCI mought heller sa little now EFF
twould DO any good,n This with a
twinkle.in his eye. The old lady seem
I'D to think there was more to this than
appeared at, first, and, after studying
the matter little time, said:
- Pears to me 'twould look o leetle as
though you was CORY e6hs 7t ont"
Elk. s$ SIX; S Sss&$ = & ~ ~
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! Figures Won'tIsia.

The figures showing the enormous yearly
',ales Of Kidney Wort, demonstrate its value as
i medicine, beyond dispute. It is apurely;veg
stable compound sof certain roots, leaves, and
berries knswn to haSe special valne in Kidney
troubles. Combined with these are remedies
acting directly on the Liver and Bowels It's
oecause of this combined action that Kidney
Wort has proved such an unequalled remedy
n all diseases Of these organs e .sie &. s
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wisely Adolpteds by p 3 -,

The adoption by most OF the prominent dairy
men and farmers Of the United States, of. the
Improved Butter Color mAdo by Wells, Rich
ardson; 81 Co, Burlington Vi is Z proof of
Nearly all winter butter ID, colored in order to
make it marketable, and this coloris the best,
lnregard to purity, strength, permanence, and
perfection of tint 49, +
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on the searshore, by CAswELI, HAZARD & Co,
New York. It Is absolutely pure and sweet.
Patients who have once taken # preferit to oil
others. Physicians have decided 1t superior to
any Of the other oils in market.
CHAPPED HANDS, FACE PIsPLEs, and rough
Skin cured by using JUMPER TAR SOAP, made by
CAsWELL, HAZARD e. CO.. New York
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i'I.augh and Grow Fat !"

Is . precept easily preached, but not 80 easy to
practice. II . person has no appetite. but .
distressing nausea, sick headache dyspepsia,
boils, or any other i'll resulting from inaction
Of the bowles, it ia impossible to get up such Q
laugh as viii produce aldermanic lcorrpulencei
In order to laugh satisfactorily You must be
well, and to be well you must have your
bowels in good order. You can do i this and
laugh heartily with DR.. Pierce's ePleasant Pur-
gative Pellets the Little regulators Of the liver
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8
A
go,
!; -. -
NM mn nnI1Nc An & mi III in,0Tn q
UfD AND uUls ny y VF !. EtUhAl VAN
~, -, g, I; :.
me senss ~ oras ~
nom : rn.ans. z q
s. g, i. I,
vow NJ, ~ ~ = ! 'lo@ ~ " III I
rlak Sne ups ana
downs of life found inS Ge6rge I.
Seney AZ sl,ard II n ysar since the
press was eloquent III Ibis praise. He
had built church sl assisted colleges
and endowed ospitables ~ Hence his.
fame .asra bsne factor had axtende id from
America to foreign lands. Itsnow APP
pears, however, that his greatest work
was thesd astrnctio 81 the Metropolitan
bank, Of which he was President.
this bank had q capital OF $3,0oo,-
900 and the shares were at one
time quoted at GO per cent. above
pars Nov, howe rer, the Metropolitan
has gone out OF exist eruined by the
man that should have been its guardian.
It is really a case Of obbery, for he was
not placed at the head sof that bank for,
the. purpose Of my esting its funds in
paper railroads. Seney's splendid house
is in the hands OF his ditprs. His
picture gallery lis to be offered at
auction in o few. 5sweeks, and hi his
mode of LIES $5O, 900 a. year, is
changed TO poor fo! ks' scrimpage.
Such is the condition Of the man who
last year was one Of the kings Of f.
nance. Il II OK .st 4; IF ;;2 h
Seney could not content himself with
the mere routine of banking His
ambiionscrayed distinctio nst. fe4 want
ed sto5 be 81 railroad king, and here
he ia ruined man, spreading a wide
train OIL ruin for others { The worst
feature ins this enerals wrecks the loss
of character. The fornae PHI 1anthropi
is now charged with sWind1ing. This,
IN: fact; the basis sof the action,
brought against him BY ] ohm s. STAN
ton an the rookfy court. r. How strange
it seems that this disclosure is to be
made III that very city which once con
sidered him one of its highest honors.
Stanton is holder of Ohio Railroad
bonds Riyert Division) which were
issued by the road Seney and his as
!sociates. j The. amount was S. 1000, 900,
ndsthe object was the finishing of the
track, Incl lings a bird ge,swlich would
give anitiimportant out let. M The! plaintiff
now intends to prove that SelnIIeey. sinsstead
Of using tIese bonds for ths above; bur-
pose, turned them KS private benefit
He and his bank were heavily loaded
with other bonds Of the same road, and,
in order to shove them offson the un-
alG 10 palq gne lnterest
On q: Ta .aa sa e, TINS 1eptuP Quotations
Ne Sa A s,ao;a1 ~ ~ * ~ odn o enn
5was thus absorbed, and the improves
monfS for which. thew were in tended arc
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-09

.tist sssztS ~ Ax&VAO 1870 Fl Il
r. yon hollow Damon liss,
Lost in slunb der desp,
dush, shnsh, ys:shsp herd girls,
Break not bis sleepy
Phyllis, passes tiptos:by;
IL Whither Is Hhs, hieipg?
Creep, peep, ye shepherd girls,
SS 10 for her is aymg.) II
y 90 Nov paukss, 'npWshe bends.
ss'e.sSas All abe kissed him purely.
Look away, .ye shepherd girls,
.- Fgown froRn ddssmurely = =; s q. Z!
See, he clips her In his arms, -
She who was the proudest
sYfsys{I Laugh, laugh, ,ye shepherd girls,
8 8 ;;4 Laugh, laugh yollr loudept)
0osmo Monkhonse iii Magazine Of Art.
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o, my backI That lame back is caused by
kidney disease. Stop it at once by Hunts
Kidney and LYerl Remedy. x z x 81,
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4 aS-ANEw Sur Faded articles Of all kinds
restored 70 their original beauty BY Diamond
Ores. Perfect and simple loo, iat all drug
sists. Wells, Richardson y Co, Burlington, VI
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-09

Good news ought to be told; and 1t is good
news that Hunts Remedy has cured the worst
Of Edeny diseases, and can do it again. 49, =
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Ben Davis, a London solicitor, has failed
His liabilities are placed at 81 900 600, and it is
stated he has fled to Spain. y: } &
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-09

THOSE COMPLAINING Of sore Throat or Hoarse-
ness should use Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.
The effect is extraordinary, particularly when
used by singers and speakers for cleaning the
voice sj t. 1Z,a q
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-09

Minister, Cox cannot go to Turkey until he
finishes book which he is under contract to
produce by June /, or he will forfeit s5O, OO0.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-09

IHAyH taken one bottle Of DR. GaAvrs HEAaT
.REauLATon for heart Disease and find IL all I
.ould desire "A A. Holbrook, Worcester, Mass.
Free pamphlet Of =, E ingalls,. Cambridge,
Mass. S. Il
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-09

About s1oo, 900 would have paid all the half.
breeds of the Northwest claim from the domin-
ion government The war will cost several
times that sum if it deyelopes into seriousness.
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$50 Delicate diseases rad cally cured Com
sultation' free. Address, Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Z "a.
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ALIENS IRON; Tonic BHrERs CREATE
q healthy appetite. All genuine bear the sig
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-09

W Fl A Brown, of the Chicago board Of
trade, is under arrest on the charge Of bigamy.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-09

Gen. Middleton advanced his forcss to Fort
9u'Appelle, and was stopped by the open Sas-
Entchawan y 80. .ts1 ~ 80
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-09

The Mexican congress began it's session,
2resident Diaz ia hia message, giving notice
hat Rrfios paustibe put down. & l;25 b
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-09

a mule owned BY q farmer of Tsrrell
county, Ga bus been actively at work
for the past 81 years. s. 5 HI
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It is not understood why druggists keep IN
stock go many kinds Of medicines for coughs,
colds and consumption, when it is ponly neces-
vary to keep Aliens Lung Balsam, That old, re-
lration, and perfectly harmless, as it contains
no opium in any form Sold eyeryWhere
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-09

Al Gncinnah Emery,s candle factory one OF
he largest Institutions OF tho kind In the
country, lWas burned
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Inflammation Of the Eyes. )
Jas L Clapp, Milston, Wis, after being near
~ blind for years, was entirely cured by the
print with ease Is and Soc at Druggists. *
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A skillet full Of old Spanish coins was
dug up near the entrance to Harvard college,
Cambridge. -