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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15
ATINELY WARNING

itisa iamentablc fact that the world
il fall % rogues and sharpers. who are
inient upon obtaining money by false
rre'enses and Who are constantly upon
The watch for some unsaspecting parties
upon whom they can ply their trade and
rob him q h.s bafd-esrned money. This
lack % prisciPle which leads men
% ai1pi such nefafi0gs callings j. In
hersni 10 many a man.-ii l., too often,
The resali " early training and AssociA-
tIon. Sometimes il springs from the de-
sire 90 obtain money without performing
any labcr. thus We see many makeshiiu
by those who VII not consent % perform
any labor. % gei even q scaniy hsing BY
some crafty ant cunaingly devised plan.
Th. anxiety 90 avoid labor flls the coan-
try with tramps. turns loose the horde OF
pcddlcrs and ycndefs u al kinds, Who
seek. By their wits. % get along without
dong any good. homes, labor. Bot We
warn every one. that this disposition e
fatal % any progress OF enterprise and
tends wholly downward. The first thing
% BE- taught any child after be reaches
The years Of understanding. Is 20 speak
the truth the neat. never 20 seek 10 gaia
anything however tr.hing without re-
turning . good, honest eqaivAisnt m
some form. Having these principles hrm-
" lns,illed into bis mind Will make him
carry hssr, perfectly free from guile,
and Be al the better prepared TO meet
the swindlers that be must inevitably
came in contact with.
twill BE- noticed that in FAR too many
case. they play upon the farmer. euPidi-
", and sei their bait BY offering him
larzs indacemeat. There s lesson 20
be learned from a notice placed Al the
head Of iis advertising columns BY pa.
Der that has . large eireulAtion' ana
which Is sought for BY many large Ad,
vsr,isen. Il i; ave take especial
pains TO inform ourselves in regard TO ths
honesty of oar advertising PairOns' but
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15
Rheumatism

We doubt 4 there is o. can b., a specific
remedy for rheumatism but thousands Nlf
have suffered iis pains have been greatly Do.
cftei ~ Hoods sarsapariiiA II lol have
failed 10 fnd relief ~ thls great remedy.
n vas anilcicl With rheumatism twenty
years. Previous o. is,3 found no relief. bli
grew worse. and AZ one time vas almost help.
les. Hoci's sarsaparilia dii ne more god
than an ne other medicine ever had
1T DAfcoN. shirley Village. Mas
"Ihld rheumatism three ycars. and 90 no
relief tn took TIocd's sarsapariiiA u has
done great things for me. ! recommend u o.
others." LEwIs BURnASK nIddeford, Ne.
Hood's sarsapaniia Is charaeterifed ~
three peculianiiCs isi, the oontinafi0a ~
remedial agents "a. The proportion "a, the
process q securing the active mediflnAi
qualities Thc result is a mcilcinc n unusual
strength. eaccting cures hitherto unknown.
Send f0f book containing additional evidence.
"Hood's Sarsapafiiis tones mp my sysismi
ruTifcs my blood. shlrrfns m! aIiftHe. and
sfems o. make me over J 4 THOMPSON,
Register % Deeds, LoNCii Mass.
"Hocd's sarsapariiia beats all others. and
4 woith ~ weight In gnld." hkhnINorON,
10 Bank street, New York Clfy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

''Therc. don't tax On ~, h AID kindly.
''Therc may b. eacis- for you ola people
oughtn't % Judge "A, young ton severely
sTcli M all she All. every word" zaspsl
Carruthsrs He hal forod The woman to
give him thi, bitter cup. AMI b. meant b
drain Il % the dregS
oh. poor dear she toli me all Toh me
how shc hal tccn forcci O. make her secret
known by my hu.band'. claiming the child.
Nv heart bel Tor her. she toli me bow M
one knew about the baby. how he should
have % let all h. revealed unless | helpei
her. she toll ms how shs had l0ngci for
her child. AMI somehow. ! don't know
how. managed % get ~ 30 live With her CT
near her. Oh, it's such pretty boy such
pretty hoy. sir.
Where can Ind herr asked Cauuthers-
Nc, that be- nov hopcd % learn.
"wherei | apPose somewhere near the
chih. down AZ Blacktown. You know the
lady. nam, don't hut youil do whats
Tlghi. won't you, sirf
tYes.- sad Frank. Il viii DO what Il
right. Thank you Good morning
lie left the room, and departed hy the way
h. hal come. MrS Rawlings returned 10
her interesting occupations She knew tbs
name neither q her visitor nor u the lady
whom she hal sen al Hacktown but 30 this
day. when he recalls the look u what she
believed 10 h. rcmorse on the young mans
face. she Is happy IN the thoaghi that u may
b. few heartfelt ami apfgopriais words,
though only spoken BY humble woman
like hcrsclf, hclpri on The great hghi Of good
against evil, right~i a wrong. AMI made
sister woman happier. May such mistake
oc-lr % many Of "a II Gauss consolation.
A worthy soul, Mr. Rawlings Newer
thele.s. We viii now bid her adieu, aud hofs
that the busines In Gray stree, continues b
flourish
But Frank Carruthersi Poor Frank whose
researches had led him into such straits-
Who bad learned the terrible half truth
which by paroi0x Is often greater than the
whole. Carruthers walked and valked-out
Of Gray's roai--on and on-without hecd-
Ing whittier. such grief a. he felt today
was a new expericncs In mans life. when
some three months ago Beatrice tod him
she could not love him, the shock - Nc
know was great, but In spite OF Il BeAtrics
was still the BEATRICE of his drcams Then
thsrs Was hope: there Il always hors
IN such cases But now nonei Not vestige'
lie laughed bitterly as he thought Of the
hours be had spent cndeavoring 70 find tbs
cause Of what he had called Bss,rice's com
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15
Forthe psSsalt
rur SOLDIERS MONUMENT.


Hark the monument Is speaking. Lsis
listen o what u says
People Of South rafls-lol say yoa
are g0ing b. move M, | Who have stood
here flf twenty YEAR, amid the noise and
dusi of Market square. loa say further,
that y0u afc going b move me Outo TIE
Park. you are hxlug up 80 Zoe. II this
was the right place Tor me twenty years
ago. why isnt li nowf Bat 70 wasn't The
right place for me and lsnt now Ani TIE
Park i not. unless you move the bodies of
ths dead s,liicrs Tor whom I stand a. a
tribute OF respect and honor, there. You
seem 10 have forgotten fof what purPose |
was made. You are only thinking nos of
how you can ornament the PARK. Why
d1nt yoa move your family monuments of
your grave stones thcfef % yOn say,
they belong where our friend. are laid AZ
rest Then OF course belong where my
soldiers arr laid AZ rest flll the Park
with beautiful shade trees, flowers. fonn.
tAlns. statues, rustic seats aud walks, and
your PARK will be beautiful A. Tor me,
iet me help as much a. | can, 20 beAu,lfg
the place where nay soldiers are laid, aud
keep watch with the stars over them. ics,
move me % the beautiful Riverside; AMI
when each Memorial Day comes, decorate
me with flags AMI wrcathes, a. you have
doue. Let men come with speeches, re-
colntlng tbe noble deeds of oar Boys;
lei fair wOmen and children twine beautl.
fal trlbutcs % love. aui come with grand
music Ani songs. % lay them on the last
resting places Of our dead braves Dont
lci cruelty % animals 20 on any longer In
this nttle Sqlare, bat b1ili In my place a
big stone fountain OF pure water, where
mAn aud beast may be refreshed The
poor tired horses will imbi0e new strength
Tor their work, and the boys and girls will
20 away with new life aud ambition At ey.
cry drsughi from the bright tin dippcrs.
DO ye even this Tor me syc would that
men should 40 Tor yOo. lou will have The
satisfaction OF having done right ani will
be blessed"
This Is what the monument said.
Friends, be not backward ia doing the
right and the blessing will surely follow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

s,o0 ArE,E s,'S, At tAcost of s'.''
A Providence ph'sclan. after treating
M. patient for over thfoc years for Liver
and stomach trouble with little or 10 ben
ent. sali one morning % The sufferer IN
rather q sarcastic way. "well, will give
you one more prescription, snd " thai
doesn't help you suppose You Fy Dr. q.
Flowers Liver and Stomsch SanaN'e.
Amer giving the prescription a thorough
trial the old gentleman sent 20 the dfuz
store Tor a bottle % the sanatiFc. Tbs
one bottle 30 helped him that be bought >
bottles more. which b. bis surprise ani
great Joy Elected an entire cure. lie hal
paid bis physician on an ayerage 500
year, without uny benefit TIE seven bot
Ties OF Sanaiive cost bin - and produced
a cure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15
NOTES FROM THE NEW ENG.
LAND FAIR

NOTES FROM THE NEW ENG.
LAND FAIR
Tie New Englari Fair. Which was
held ai Bangor. in connection with the
Eastern Maine State Fair Association.
irom August 5ist % september sch. was
q decided success In every sense of The
voft. In numbers a1i interest the ex.
hihiis have never been cxcelled by any
Pair ever hrd IN NAine. While thc a..
tendance ~as very large. securing 10 the
managers the certainty of financial sue.
Gees. Although thc weather had been
very uniavoahle NJ nday and Tuesday.
tte si,entance wss very good. and wlih
itc bright san of Tuesday morning im-
mense cfosds bogaa 10 arrive By every
pcssit.e means Of Conveyance. 81 that BY
r.ae ocloCk ihe grounds were croudei.
A. ore enters a. ihe main entrance.
che fret thing that strike, his attention
L. che display of farm machinery which
Or eSieht anl variety has never besa
r4ual.ei By Any similar exhibition In
Maine. Evsfy bftnch wss represented,
.o that there sas almost coIfasioa In a.
tempting to examine them. 90 che
larger Implements. those most worthy cf
mention seemed to us Oh bel. The VARIOUS
Kinds of sind eug.nes for saving wool
ramTIrg water. ETC. As hey are nos
arfsnssi .i take bui a hight breeze %
rln them. vbie. by au'omsiic soscra-
ors. they sfc roi Affected By heavy galcs
Toe lcvt, tread Hlbu.f hcrse poscrs.
vifh governor, attached to che drive
wheels. vofk viih great case ard safety
f, che hafscs anl ihe amount oi labor
ihsf they Csn perform b. unfqaallcl by
ary other. A Ia,t,c Giant thrcshcf was
shosn In co1urc'lcn si'h thesc powers.
arl s sail io Pei peIfcci success. We
,as two k.1ls oi ins ,aws. Ga 'av.ng
hss. With carriages that easily moved
'tc largest iogs into p.sce The avs
vcrc carried w.ih q great amouni oi
Ere- ard r.t itrc1gh large, to.ii ings
rar.liy ana sith ease. 90 mosffs all
rrsrcrs there was An c1dlcss variety .-
vafyirg from ;he hshi pory Clipper. De-
.sufi 20 ono horse. to The Bradley
" ~ Sx. With a svaih oi slx feet.
"a ',t. r,,.t. wli.h e.t.a.w.ih ~
.crra fcfi. Carrying ihe koiie In ifoai oi
ihc machine There we're TO scii-fakc
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

A HANDsONE WAGON The new adyer.
tlslug wagon OF G. l. Hood s Co. OF Low
ell, prOprletors OF the popular medicine,
Hoods SarsapArlllt, arrived 10 town the
other day, aud Is the most attractive wag-
seen 10 This place for many day. IL l.
substantially built, Is very conveniently ar
ranged. and Is pAiuted 10 the most artistic
manner. The body OF the wagon Is dark
green. aud on each side are elegant pic.
tarcs aud also the Inscription, f" Hoods
sarsapafilla Parlnes the Blood, 100 Doses
One Dollar" Ga the rear l. very doe
picture OF the Arms Laboratory 10 Lowell
The wagon II drawn by a handsome pair
Of horses, and IL Is In charge or Il q. Clif'
ford. II Is altogether very attractive
turnout. and viii doubtless be entirely
successful In its mission OF spreading
among the people knowledge OF the curA-
tive value Of Hosd's Sarsaparilla.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

Fon SEVERAL WARS have suffered
greatly from periodical returns OF Hay
Fever AZ the suggestion oi Covert 4
Chtsyer. Druggists. obtained Eys
Cream Balm AMI used portion of 10 dur
lug 81 severe attack can ohecrfully tts-
tlfy ss a. the immediate aud continued rc-
LEI obtained ~ lis use. heartily recon-.
mend ID 20 those suf,firg from ihls or
kindfsd complaints
Rev II. A. SMITH.
Clinton vs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

A smooth comp'f xion can he bad ~ et'
ery lady who will use rsfkefs Tonic. for
promptly rsguisiirg che liver ani k.dnsis
ard purifying ths blood there L. roitIng
Ike lt. ard t,ls is ths feason shf Do so
qalctly removes p.mp'cs sui Eivrs a rury
bloom 90 the Chesks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

whol,n ihc Utlisd states for Ll1sr.i lhst
Year have lately f,tgusd, htIrg unahic io
stand the ciImafe Etcy h0fY g0ing to a
new climtte shoui have bottle of SOL
phnr BITTER. with thsm as safeguard
against disease - HIrfnrI flHrIa'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

DoNr oNE az ihs hope of recovering 10
you sro snl'ctsd wlih Heart Disease. uE
GRAVES uEART REGULATOR has h',u
spfcidc Tor thirty ytafs mary Gf'at
cufes sfs known from lfs usc. Pre- pam
phlst ofF. D. lngal.. Camhffge. Ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

A French astronomer has dsco''f,d
that The csfth Is older than thc sun. lf
We Wefe oli Sol wc'i make him prove t
or take a back seat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

While medical students are being harsh-
ly condemned for robbiug graFcs, it u
forgotten that the students Intend % OH
them up sgaiu when ihcy once eet Into
practice
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

if Adam bad oniy had the "chippcr read
lress 90 remark, when Invited ty bis spouse
90 taste the forbidden ffuIt, Not ihis EEe,
We should al be- living ln southern Mesp-
9Otamla 40 the present Jay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

Thne m,mb,r. of ihs famous Peel fem
IA ln Euelaud have committed suicide
within The at sIx months. Tbs lsaft.
mafkahie taking Cf Of Peel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

Dr. D. B phupoi, Salisbury, No says
Il have used SCOTS Emulsion In glanfu-
lar diseases. and Throat Affections, With
uniformly good results. 10 u The only
of Cod Liver OH use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

"Moife artque sfsh's six io ,Igli ln-
ches Wlis arr htcomlng more popular,
tui they should rot he worn by ihc more
ant'que ladies
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

The daughter OF . New York millionaire
has applied for divorce on the ground
that her husband bassly deceived her. lie
assured her that be was a coachman, but
since marrying him she has discovered
that he Il only an editor. We didn't sup
pose there Was such brand OF heartless
villsiuy sbroad In the lsnd.-Norristossa
Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

Twas the uight before Chil.ima.
The olt mao vent iamr,
Twas Great Amcrictn So C.fr
That cured him agaIn
1T l. wonderful remedy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

A Bo,ion man hss been called - kng
Land o. claim an rstste vailef 40 i,p0D.'
000. llc will probably har, to borrow
money to gtt hume.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

Il have 90 sppsilif, complains many
sua-rsrs Hoods Safssptriils siF's ap-
petite sui enables ihc siomtch io lffiofm
lts duty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

Clipped ffom ClHlin Prui1ffr1H uutsr
.lgnaiure ufC. Biackstt Robinson, ffop'r
Il was csrrt of 90 recurring bilious bead
achss by Bu dock Blood nItisfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

We ride roagh-shot over natures laws
and then depend upon the physician 10 get
as oat OF the danger we have deliberately
Incurred. -Er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

Il am comlne %. my ftfilng 'r slogs a
sweet Wsstefn pottfss. o. that '3 OFT
rights only you uctdut ltt Oh the Other
fellows kuoW lt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

The yafssr giiis sre sii lssfnlrg the 80
0f photography srd one dude in thr inNn
has lot" 2s0 times to accommodate ihr
cameras
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

-Germany's foreign policy Is developing
the reason why she did not need 10 import
any more hog.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15
scOTTs TMTLSION on PURE

Con LiyEH Ou, wfu llsroruosrnirEs,
V.r Thrrrf Hflrfnna
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

-
/ POWDER
/ Absolutely Pure.
rfs 60 rara.f ts aoli In
sH irsi. ft1rt
r.Iar aaElsa rourrn Co..
n|N
Professional Cards. SC.
f,rr. u"ie"r.
r-sl & Counselor O., liw.
fr.s. Wains.
... H rl..air BE- see AZ
o..s.t .-.nr.
CqrSell0rs az Lac.
Buckaeii. We.
500. r.-t.- rr ntrnan Corsrr.
ou urasr1
= or'."
.ri CursriIor az lac,
..FFtt rAf>E
gr'r,r a 'rr'"N''
i--.i l-i Colrse'lors a, lis,
Nor,rav. Mains.
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f..,- r.t.N.
.~,ra,s asd Counssior 90 Lasr.
HIIIITIn ukINN
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I'tor1cy ~ LaIr.
lrrutt aAiNt
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| nry 1al Couas, ,ior 90 Ler.
srsrorr.N
III. DAVIS
| ITTORNETfTLAU.
pAHI- MAINE
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AN NpaHaf f'-h.sA
t,s.r .aser'rl cs e'.i' saver ''
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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-07-30

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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-07-30
LOCAL NEWS.

Diamonds at Houghton 4 Mug
gley's. 16tf
Finest cigars in the city at Mil
burn & Co.'S. "A
Go to James Purdon & CO. for
good clothing, cheap. 8
Solid and plated ware at Hough-
ton 4 Muggley's. 16tf
For choice teas and coffiees 90 to
Purdon's. 2
Fine watch and jewelry repair
ing done at Houghton & Muggley's.
New goods arriving almost daily
at Purdon's. 2
A good homestead right with i'm
provements for sale, cheap. Apply
at TIE TIMES Office, Wahpeton.
Choice selection of spring goods
at Purdon's. 2
Stop and take look at those Mil
burn hollow iron axle wagons. The
finest thing now made.
IL W. II. II. PIERCE.
- We call attention to Schov-
erling, DAILY & Gales gun cad" in
another place. They are good and
reliable men to deal with. Send for
one of their catalogues.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-07-30

Mrs. r. B. Carson and Mrs. Van
Slyke returned from st. Louis
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Seely, Mrs.
Hayward and Judson Seely have
gone to Ohio.
We were wrong last week in the
statement that wheat was being
contracted here for 95.
Mrs. John Kotschevar has been
very ill the past several days, but
we believe is now feeling some
better.
DR.. Reno, and Messrs. Carson,
Goodhue, Roberts and Dow compose
the committee to arrange for the
memorial services.
Various public and business
houses are dressed in mourning for
the deceased soldier, and flags are at
half mast about the city.
Wahpeton's race course was occu-
pied Tuesday afternoon by B. b.
Fishers "Billy" and one Dakota
j i'm, stranger. Thus far Billy
has won, but Wednesday Jim stood
a first-rate chance to take first
money till he bolted the track, half
way round, he being all the way
from one to two lengths ahead. Jim
has had no management on the field
so far. He lacked rider the last
day. There may be another race
soon.
County treasurer Ulsaker and
Miss Silsel Huss We're married at
Dwight, Saturday the 25tn instant,
the Rev. Mr.. Rondstead, officiating.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple departed for the east
and will spend a few weeks with
relatives and friends. Mr.. Ulsaker
has now served four years as
treasurer, being most faithful to his
duties, and will much appreciate
the present visit and recreation.
The TIMES wishes MI. Ulsaker and
bride long and happy life.
Rev. Mr.. Barnes did not consider
the Character of Gen. Grant at the
Congregational church Sunday even
ing as he announced would he the
case, but deferred in the fact of the
mayors proclamation to observe the
national burial and obsequies of
the general, Saturday, the 9Th of
August. And it is announced that
the services will be held in the roll
ler rink appropriately decorated,
and that Mr.. Barnes will deliver
the address. Wahpeton's vocalists
will be on hand, as we'll as the
silver band.
A Wahpeton first nine played
Valley city at Fargo last Saturday,
and was badly defeated, fifteen to
two on the fifth inning-when our
boys withdrew. The boys were un-
able to take their pitcher along Sat-
urday, trusting to get a pitcher in
Fargo, but failed, hence the game
was most uninteresting. Another
game should be arranged at time
that all of Wahpeton's first nine
can be on hand; they would then
undoubtedly make it interesting
for the Valley City boys. Our boys
think there is no doubt Of their hav-
ing had the best nine on the ground
had tlley their pitcher.
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Further Notice.

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that I
bought of M. G. Chapman Bros,
patentees Of Aurora, Illinois, the
right to use the hydraulic or jetting
process Of boring and sinking iron
tubing wells. I hereby notify all
we'll diggers not to infringe on my
patent, and also notify every person
that can and shall collect royalty
from all persons having wells made
by my process, by any other party
or parties except myself or men in
my employ. Ny territory is all Of
Richiand county and ten townships
in Wilkin county lying or bordering
on the Red and Bots des Sioux Riv-
ers from north to south.
Wahpeton. July 10th, 1885.
n15-2w A. HoDEL.
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Bucklein'S Arnica, SaJve.

The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction or money refunded. Price
Is cents per box. For sale by Hen
ry Miller. IL
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For Sale.

At Frank Braun & Bros, the J.
I. Case agitator thresher, with Wood
bury and Pitts horse powers; and j.
L. Cases new return tlue straw
burning engine. These are undoubt-
edly the best threshing outfits in the
market. Call ard see them before
purchasing elsewhere. l6
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THE MARKETS.
Land Office at Watertown, D. T.
WAHPETON,

Land Office at Watertown, D.. T. 1885
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and Sc
cure final entry thereof on the Sd day Of August,
lsS5, VIZ: JOHN GuDGER. D. No $500 for the
range so west and names the following as his
witnesses viz: L p Roundy, Edward Coppin,
John r Grimesy. William Grimesy, all of Wah-
peton, D y. The testimony will be taken before
the judge of the district court. Richland county.
D T, or in his absence before J II Miller clerk of
the said court at his office in Wahpeton, T on
the 30th day Of July, 1885.
NIL c. G. WILLIAMS, Register,