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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-07-23
NEW YORK.

s7sSc: Sept, IS Sss6c; Oct, e9@s9ssc.-
CoRN-Quiet; Mixed Western Spot, 47(9
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-07-23
Sick Headache

"For the past two years I have been
afflicted with severe headaches and dyspep-
STA. 1 was induced to try Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, and have found great relief cheer
fully recommend it to all" Mrs. L. +.
ANNABLE, New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Mary c. Smith, Cambridgeport, Mass,
was a sufferer from dyspepsia and sick head
ache. She took Hoods Sarsaparilla and
found it the best remedy she ever used.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists 81; six for 50. MADE
only by @. I. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Orb Dollar.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

BaorHER CAFFG1Y ana Brother
S.i III, the two cum nj journalists
ot Whit, Oaks, u It'll gouging
an smuggling at each % her, and IL
OF our earnest en- IcaNors in the
CT Use of peace nave be II unuvajl-
Ing even tu Cctr ~ N arm.stic'.
We nave patiently pernse tAe cod.
umus OF the le,yrPr>'rr and lead.
ER wees alter week IA Goa c'
ton, effort 10 discover the caSa4
6el}t, but nothing We have read
tro.a ;ac treuchant and tru,ulrur
ptus If either gentlemen ia,
thrown any light whatever upon
the bitter quarrel. Goth gentle
men are Stalwart Knights OF Labor.
j. they do not in fact 1elouE totha'
famous organization, and We be-
to remind them that arbitration i,
the panacea for most If the i IS o.
liir,aud low that the Curtin in
vr,tig ton committee is in tie vest
to settle these labor troubles i
might Dc prevailed upon 10 c%ten,
IL. f,ur 2, WDit. n,i.. ,,.l ;,DI, al
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15
Only Half Alive.

There arc hosts OF men and women who, to
coin Il phrase. are only half alive. That Is to
say, they have seldom if ever any Appetite
are nervous, weak, lidgrity ami troubled BY
numbrrlcss small pains and aches. In the
presence of vigorous, cNuh,rant vitality they
fond of III, uucntlV dosing themselves, swal-
lowing in the course UfthC year enough drugs
10 stotk any apothrcary's shop otaverage dt-
mcusiors. This, of course, def, ats instead oil
Iurthrring the end in vi w, VIZ, the recovery
orhcullh and vignr. Worrth'y To seek it from
an uufailirg source of vitality, Hustrttcr''s
Stomach Bliters, how different would be thcir
case. Then yigor would return to their debit
tated frames, the glow Ol health to their wan
checks, their trembling uncertain gait would
grow iim aud elastic, al pctil'i that grAndcst
of all sauces, wuuld give II relish lnrthc daily
food, were il ever 50 coarse, and rclrcshslS
slecp would crown the tasks of The day.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

INo. MCMuRcW has Dul't a very
slightly house in the vicinity of the
Iowa Hail. We don't know what
woman John has designs on, but
that IKE will honor some woman by
clothing her with his name in the
near future, we feel morally GER
tain. 1t will afford MS infinite
pleasure To drop around to hisdem.
icilc, occasio lalIy, lift our tile, and
say, "l!ow are Yes, Mrs. Muir
chyE'
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

The undersigned have two good
adjoining l6U acre ranches, snit
able fer 81 ctp r. Ga,i,c, whic
they Will sell cheap. Apply to
the undersigned, or at the IEAntE
Office. Terms not only cheap bat
+ asOlablu as we'll as convenient
Lacy g. Alexander.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

A double wedding in this city
has been decided upon. 1t will
occur ON or about the LIST. OF June.
Two OF the handsomcst and mo, t
accomplished young ladies of this
c,ty, one of the most intcllig, a. d
cultivated gentlemen of Socorrc,
and Il successful business man Of
White Oaks, are parties to the con-
tract Socorro Bullion.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

JEFF. GRUMBLEs and John Patty
returned from their extended trip
ON Monday. During their absence
they visited New Orleans, New
York, and other important cities,
returning home impressed with the
conviction that this is Il great coun-
try.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

w. II. WEED made n flying visit
to Socorro and Las Vegas, last
week, returning on Monday, and
Immediately took the stage 'or Lin.
coin. n trip, as n Whole, which
would exhaust many much young.
or men he is the youngest old
mar in the Territory.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15
Notice Cf Foreclosure Sale

VOTICE is n. rrhv niyru thnt we the -,
Irlsiyurd. iI on in sday. tLr r, 9TH.
.inv 81 june. 4. y. 1855. NJ inc notu Of /
J'c.ack in ii G flrcp .na. ri H.. ro-,-,i .-,.
IN me y of nn1frOu s. Lincoln Conn
~. New Al, yicn. o!r,r lnf .nIc. u.d s.1 ID,
INC. MIMI. II and bel hlaj r f.i c..b The
,,Touinr ucsrnnrj nuin.r !. t..V.t.
i. A|nu"Evdrd ! .n,crrsli. g.. lfr2,,
CLAY llinc, iicing IN. ir,i nu.iA.ii. cA,c.i.
son Of the Lil,ir Mac Mine.
>. Tn. Triangle lode.
3. TAI Il. ii Cloud Nj in, Claim
i A. undivided lln,.rcsl ia ,iin Baxter
Mluing lain.
!. An un-:lyiird + interest in the b.
Fortune Mlmny Cram.
Is. An undivided : n,crts, in ,h. Iil,,r
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

SLIGu publishes as something
new, Il burlesqne saloon advertise
ment, which we published ana re-
published years agonc. 1t is as
antiquated as N OF the frauds
purleinrd sermons.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

JACK FoRsYTHE has lots of fresh,
pure milk. at 10 cts. per quart, and
lashens OF sour milk, 10 cts. per
gal, or two gallons Tor Is cts.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

WELL. STONE is oct again. He
doesn't look a,prctty as he used :,
nor feel as suplc, but says he will
before ice cream ripcuS.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

IcH-Jack For>ythc is row pre-
pared to deliver ice at 9 cents per
ID. Parties desiring it should
give notice the day before.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

Horse. ShOeing and I'LL kinds cf b.
pailing Promptly bOEc.
We are prepared to do Wagon and
Carriage Painting in iirst-class
style, having recently
built Lew shops.
NOTICE OF PRE-ElipTI0N PROOF.
Us. LAND OgFICE.
Las CRUCES. Y. II.

Las CKUCES. Y. II.
April Goth. 1876.
Notice is hereby pivcn that tho following
rnmcl settler mas Med notice of his inten-
ion to make final proof il support or his
claim before the Probate Clerk of Lincoln
county and territory, Oh She TIA "a ia 10
\. d.. 1856. viz:
JusE MAIL LUERAs, on deciara'o"y ;atc-
meat No. .3i1, for the % W i : Is sec II, tNJ
j, = + Be.
He raIncs the follow ing witnesses TO y owe
his cOniinuOtI6 rC'iiCucr Lpnn. and cultivI-
,iun of said lGEu. VIZ. lItJn -hunild. .lInn
iapii>ic. Juan hdvezy rru Ito iIlHuol car
Cit. all of Waite Oaks. lincyll County. X. ".
- LDMLND q. SHIELDS, Re-. istCr.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15
County Leader.
SATURDAY.. ''ay d. 1856.
= ~

The baptist Church of White CGhs. have
services every Sabbath. at d 10 the afternoon.
Preaching ~ the Cs.tor, lcy. +. II. HAY
coon.
gU- All are kindly Invited 10 attend.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

WEED is tbs week receiving the
largest stock of goods, by far. that
ever was received in this county,
They were shipped via. SocJ:ro.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

CAPT. ROBERTS. OF Dry Gu!ch,
Was IN town @" Tuesday, s'l!l feel
ing pretty sore from the effects Of
lis late accident.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

IIrNaY BElloNY. and Ole. arc
Oh: ON their ranch tins. week, Dor
iny Tor water.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

CRoQuEr has again visited n,
but alas, several OF tie girls. who
a year ago were wont to make the
balls spin, nave been bowled ont Of
the field, translated from die con-
dillon at maids TO matyuas, and tine
+ ostcrs now At tho wicket look sc.
r. crest fallen. Colp prol oscs or
ganiZing ~ immirotinn society in
the interest of croquet, but the rest
oi ha boys sn poet that his motive
n oli,h. ana o?nosc the scheme.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

Work on the lIomcstakc Mil is
progressing as rapidly as men and
effort can push 1T.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

EvERYDoDY but the women and
kids, arr attending court ut Lincoln
this week.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

TINS week. VIII LIttell built two
large brick hucs in the Town Hall.
Will is a brick artist.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

WE learn that bouquets arc now
taken at our SALOONS in exchange
for cigars.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15
LOCAL ROUNOUPS

Lgek sonc .i1csInakrs a Rme
But printers Ink so black a solemn.
Viii rive = man peculiar fspir.
EAen putin this r%ctuttac column.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

Subscribe for tie LsADrR-
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15

"a Location 'otic =, az. Proc ~.
boz banks can be had at TIE L. .DEz ct
flee
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-15
. ltuDMoyD SMITH.

: TNTTTTTTVT7T -gTT- u
l..tTCIs II. IlF.L0.Er
CHARLES W. GoUrN
Trustees
b James II. Uo~cckcr, Atty iorTru,
White Ook,, A!ril -, s 1881
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22

gu tbum: = Scenes Professionalism ober,
bas ibn auf au' Ieinen Bes
gen n Ste9en be9leitet uno ion
a%ntreibt, nit ben ibn aupertrouten
@oben uno Utitteln gu wtrfen fir oas eiqene
9eil, fir bas 8obl 6es Nd9ten, fir @ottes
@bre, 0tes FftbtbepuBtlein tanrmt MIR
BON Der @nttesfur1t Der. limb oiele @ot=
testur9t mar Der 8eritorbenen pom
lbrer &tnobett 3a9en Don elmer eblen
Ututter bei9ebra9t. plteb bel tbr III ieoer
!3elt uno perIteB tie ntdt bis 3u i6rem lebten
Sauhe. Sn Dieler @ottesfur6t alma lie aud
bIniiber III ole @uisteit. Oopo5l lie Aaes
9etban, mas ie tbun tonute, elaubte lie
nt1ts, ooer weni9ltens ntbt 9enug 9etban
5u babeu. unO mir merOen oelptR
benz @uni9e Der @uten am
belten entlpre9en, nenn ou6 mir fiir
lie tIr9tet, fur0ten, ite mOse in ben 4ugen
oes 4uretnen nod Die Utatel bes Grbemlebens
an lt9 9etr09en b6ben. 8arum per9elIen
mir ne ntbt i'll unleren @ebeten, auf DaB,
lpenn tie nod barret i'm 2auterun9sorte, tie
uin 10 eber etn9ehe gu emtgem 6rieOen. amel.
gta6oem Ole Jtounen nod elm inniges Sc
pet 3um 0tmnleL geianot uno etne gluSo6L
WtttglteDer oe5 v@erma1ia WQnnerhors"
eln Der @elegenDett ~an1epaBtes 2teo gefunz
gen botteil, Duroe Der Sarg in Die fi9Ie
Groe 9eleuft uno 0ann oaS @rab init benz
gelpenoeten 8tumenreidtbum u1o grItlen
Sanaen3wet8en beOedt. Trleoe ibrer Nf1e!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22
o'@earo's nnbefamutes opfer.
Ste Cnro1erSs8 ef0tooreteu erfennen GIf
seotgtpebr uWO tafsM S'Iecara iret.

Oie GorcnerS : @ei0morenen bieLten
0onneritag im@o. zSoipltal ben Snquelt a6
uber Die Set1e zines. bis iebt ntDt ~tDentlfts
ctrte1 WtanneS, Der Dor elnigen 2lbenoen an
Der Ban Buren, uno SaGlOn- StraBe 0ur9
perr0 SWttGrG, eInel Sei6eniteler, err
l@ollen tpIroe. NuS ben !3eu9eIausiagen
gebt bernor, oaB O'D9eara BON Dem lp6ter
Griho1lellen uno pier anDeren DeGmnern
I'm vNIcdddr" @0teitaurant an DER State>
ftrdBe elm OScab" aeldtmpft iporDen mar,
uno oaB tbm ote Wtdnner beim Gerlalien
oes Gotal5 rol8ten, urn i'm, Dle ie lagten,
ablutbHr. @tIer BON t6nen lbLu8 S7Uteara
uno paGte oenlelben l6lteBltb, iporauf 0er
9tnge8rlffene tbn 'elne Hu9eL in's 0er3
i6oB.
0as @er6itt Der @ei6Dorenen Iattete
oa6jn, 0eB S'Wteara ben u~nbetanntca
I'M 3uitanoe Der gtotbtpebr erihoB
uno oaber aus Der 6aft 3u ent<
laiien let. : ISM. Ttiber, eiil 36jd6riger,
fir S. Dates, go. 231 GIDbourR 2luenue,
bei1Grtt9t 9etueiener 0a0oefer, lpurDe Dor
benz 9aule $50. 473 Dearborn Nbenue bel
Der Nrbett Don ellem berabfdlenoen Stesz
elmer 10 un9lIGlt6 ant Iopfe 9etroffer,
baB Ct t0otIihe 0erleBungen erIitt. -
Ebos. 2east, Elm i6otttider YabntpGhter,
tpuroe in Solge un9lldltben !3utaIes BON
etller 2ofomotiOe Der 2aTe Sbore : 8abn
lberfabren uto g%et0otet. = Nuf sob ourh
unaIafltheu 3ufa4" lautete bas 0eroitt
ferner in rol9enoen SGuen: Sas. 0urlee1,
ein triiber Babntpdrter, muroe ourh cine
2otomottoe Del W%tSconitn @entral@8abn
t0otLl6 uerIeBt. = @baS. S. Bauer. pom
go. 354 %. BaulinaitraBe. Elm 43id9riser.
uerbeiratbeter oeutid)er zimmerman, sog
it6 OerbdngniBooIe Berleyungen 81, tubem
er SEQ. 1924 0rouelano Bart Npenue Don
etnem @eriiit berabltiir3te. @lisabetb
Sleminl, oaS 9 O1onate aIte S0hterhen Der
Srau JOra 6leming. 291 &urbltraBe, blBte
leIn iunBes NebeH elm, inDem es III Der Nbz
meienbeit ieiner Mutter pom Simmer
i'm SGLafe u1ter einen1 8iilen criticize.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22
StaD1 ObtGaao~


NEjegs 0telteu0e1 ttuo SOrcez
f~ponOenteu usfHsDen 0e8eu suGrtt9
toI1enOe Staten.
Gerr S9%ernaauB 9reGiH Mot ole
St1Gten &01tifiaata, Set1neTee,
WesiTiftppi, V%etiToWrs, 2lrtaaiaS,
ScGAS u t0 WrtsOH1.
Sserr Ebeo. 8eGmann Sen Staat
SItnoiS-
@err Grnff 8ennin8 boneH Ste
Sta6ten SSnOiGna, SDto 1tWo Yettmz
fOtUa steI.
&err 6. WtttruGer Sew staat
G6!iforlien.
Sserr SttO NeuningboOet1 Die
St0ateU AtidjiGat 1amo GAAao0-
SEER 6nitau 21nge Oen Gt1at
Stlinois.
@err gratis Stto Oett Staat SNi=
1toIS%
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22
Gin M1teHtGt.
SeuHii0er IerfmdJ, ole 0atttIie WbtL. Cts
ttour'S So uer3iften.

SeuHiiOer 0erfmdb, Die Uantttie WbtL. 9trs
ttour'S su uerBtfteH.
Gin teufItiher Nni6las auf ba5 Qeber
oes observation-disclosures Bbtl. .. Qrlnoar
un0 leiner Qngeb0rIgen tDuroe am Olenltag
3u re6ter 3eit ent0edt uno perettelt. Der
Sbatbeltano lit in Eirse Der, oaB 3pei,
nit ben Streitern in Den Siebbofen ipn1z
patbiiirenoe, infame Shurten 0errn @r>
mour uuo oellen camille mtttelit 8u1s
Deiaenmebls 81 uergtften lu1ter, oa5 BON
ibnen 3u oielem 3msde nit StrDbniu ners
miiht uno unter Der Besei1nung vWfultsrz
lenoung" in Die BobnHn1 Nrlnour'5 ges
puroe geltern elmer bIeitgen @ebetmpoli3eiz
Ngentur lbergeben. Der IS boffenllth gez
ltn9en miro. DIE 3eufel in Weni1engeltalt
austtnoig gu MAIDEN.
Nm Wiontag murbe Der &66in in
Nrr1our's Yrlodtn0bnu1g. an Der Brdirte
Nuenue, bort our0 einen anabsn Elm Nadet
Iberrei6t, meldes in @lglii1 Die 9e orufte
Nufl6rltt: DSelte Qualitdt 8u6pst3enz
l1ebl, Wtuiterienoun9", trug. Ser ltnz
iblag oes Ba6etS ribrte aus Der @rocerpz
banolun9 bon Sebbetts & 8arlano, yo.
1856 Wobalb NOenue, ber. Sin in Der
SIhe bel6GTttgter Weann lab oQs 8aGet
unmIttelbGr na6 oer @lblieferung bort ltes
gen. Gr that IS logleih unter 8erldluB
unD Lief benz Boten nad), ben er aud elm
bolte. Gr ertubr bon benz 8oten, baB
tbm 6as 8aGet on Oct @de Der Wabalb
Npenue uno 81. STrabe BON 3Det WGnneru
neblt elmer Selohnung Don rs @ents nit
benz Nuftra9e ~ilbergebeu tnoroen mdr, es
IN Der Tu9e bon Nrmour's @obuuna abz
snlIefern. @lne 6emilhe NrIfunq oeS
Su6petSennleblS ergab, oaB oaslelbe genua
StrD6ntn entbtelt, uln elm babies Ouser0
0amtlien unrettbar benz IoDe AT Iberlle>
fern.
un9efdbr UNI bteielbe ;3eit, aIs in Orr
u1our's gSobnung oa5 perOerbeni1manoere
Yddet ab8elteTert muroe. leBte Elm 6remoer
Den YDtelanltalts5eltber bon elmer bDhlt
be0eutungsuouen unIerhaltung in &enntz
nib, Die auf Der Strabe smiiden 3toei
Wtdnnern Ino einem Snaben itattian0 Hno
bon tbm iiberb0rt moroen mar. Ser cine
Der betoen WGllner tbeilte Dem anoereu.
na6Dem Der Rnabe itG nit Der Senou ma
e%ntrernt, nit, oaB Die lestere Git entba[te
uro oaB Dasielbe fir Nrmour unD Oellen
SamtIie beltimmt lei. vArmour," iQate
Der WforDbube, vftebt bel Der @elchiAte in
Den SIebboFen obenan u1o er muB aus Dem
WeQe ger1umt Deroen."
Serrn 9lrmour fam Die Gr;dblung bes
Srennoen etwas srpeGtelbaft Dor, inoeiIen
iber3euGte er it'd iebr balo BON Der Se5
gritnoun9 Der ihnl ertbeilten 8arnung, als
ibm betm @intreffen in letner Wo6nuna
oas 8adet iiberrei6t uno oeiien sSnnalf
ndber unGerllht muroe. Die 0obnuna
tpiro ieBt auf's Sorar6ltiaite belpaht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22
Git Saufbarer @atient.

Der leiHen 9tomen ni6t senannt baben min
nno Der letne 1oWf1uot8e NSieoerDer=
ffcttu1t8 pom fGtDerett aeiDen elmer, in
elrem Oottorbu9 an9egebenen &rstet pers
oantt, ldBt ourb uns oalielbe eOte1afret
an letne leloenoen Wtitmenl1en perl1lfet.
&teles BUD bon 1870 9eiten eutbQlE gee=
5eHte. Die in leoer @potbefe 9entabt iperoelt
tonneH uno MUD, na9 @mpfong Don 10
@ents {Stamps ODER 5iiber) fir Ierpofuno
uno 4orto frel ~perlanot pom Is. GtseGat0
q go. 10 @oit 9Oulton Str, 9tew gort,
Sc. y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22

SSn iinnIger mo 8efiblpoIler NBeiie bate
III Die @ebertn oieier 8lumeHalode nit
tleinen farbl0en SIilmleIn All ibre etne
Seite DEN 9ian1en Louise, auf Die
Sraueri1leife ober bic Q8tomung ieBen
lallen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22
@ieDtman's SOB.
Ser GpeaiaIpoIistft collins mtrO oafir
0eraAtwOrtltd SeutG1t.

Ser Snqueit iber Die 2eide bon Nrthur
WtBDtnlaH. Der, na60em er IN ben Btehz
boTen tuegelt Getrunteubett Der6dftet lDor=
ben, in Der ytabt pom 10. oteles U1ouats
IN elmer Seue DER Nrlnorp Derltarb, Duroe
WtttttDob unter 8orliB oes Goroner5 y. =.
QerB beenoet. 9tl@ Den Ausidgen let1eS
Sruoers mar Der Berltorbene EN- 70 Sabre
alter, Undergraduates Nrbeiter, Der aus
QuItrdlte1 itaull1te. Ser SpeStals 6iilfsz
l9erltf StepDeH 5. Collins, pom Dto. 1856
peortaltr., melGer tbn perbaftet bate, iagte
oils Seuge aus, er let BON Wtgbtman niez
oer0e1dta8en lDoroen uID oerlelDe iet babel,
16f0er betrultten, geSen Die OetbIel elnes
Md9ens g%eitir5t, Doour6 er iid Den, fir
I'm DsrDar8llBuou 9etporoenen S6aoel>
bru1 aItHgte. @r, Collins, babe fetnen
Snuppel beI IT'D gehabt letHeu @eFanz
8ener audb rlht gelhlG3en. Wie6rere ans
oere 3elIgea b%erQtlgten, Dag collins tetner
&nuppeI 9ebabt babe. S1as. Stt, elm
Suorn1arH, bate Der 8erbartung aus Der
ytdbe betgeDObnt. Seiner 0ust age nah
Wteoeriegte it1 8tgbtnan benz collins in
tetrer Netle, tuur0e glelbiDobI Je0oG, ME
er oeutlt6 JOB, bon 0lelem nit etnem
E1tuppel 10 LANCE auf ytuGen uno &opF
9elbldgen bis eS nieoeritiir3te. 0ie Wez
l1lpOrenen Qabe1 ihren Babripru9 oabtn
ab, oaB Wi8bttnan Der t0otIihe S6Goelz
brH6 Don Stepben s.. Collins our6 einen
&nlppeIDleb bei8ebradt nuroe, uno ooB
Gouins Den 0roBgei1poreueu gum Broz
3eiie Ill i~lberlpellen Jet. - Soief @enet, Elm
37iQbriaer, Derbeiratbeter Zimmerman,
bon DO. 80 Blue Sslano Npenue, itarb am
9rontlGen NlcobollSmus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22

DR.. Pierce's yFavorite Prescription"
(Gieblin9sueroronui19 1piro ni1t ais ein
llniuerialmittel an9eprieien, ober 1e erfilt
ibren einSi9en 3wed, Elm b09it md9ti8es
@i9enmtttel 9e9en 9ron Idle wetbll9e
S9wd0en at iein. @in5elbeitet in Or,
4ierce'S Nbbanbllu9 iber 6rolienfrantbeiten,
$50 Setten, fir 10 Gents III Sriefnlarfen
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
663 Main str. Buffalo. n. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22

Sine Dame in 9faibuiae bate Reuralgta.
Ser Goftor Derld6rieb ibr einen neuen 0ut,
eItlei1 6ol9mlr= S6aDl Elm Yaar nene&dnSs
S1abe unO cine Slai9e Solpatiot Del.
Ste lpuroe atn leIben Gag better.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22

STE Auge99etts E~eLteeteb ttttO pes
fG2ssstett EstafDe&a0tere Oct GcttrGs
Scspp Sre1utas0 g. ftno SSeSers
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22
California

GoFOria beiIt KoIiF, RartGeibi9feit,
t1aeenfaure, Our9foa, 2luffobett,
Derleibt eefunoen saIaf uno hilft Der
Deroauune,
ORne f9doIide u1eoi5itirun9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22
Cafeteria

vGaforia If fir Hinder 70 gut seeis,
net, oa6 i'd es fir etpas Dor5ieIi9eres
ais ireero cine mir beFannte 2lr3nei EN-.
pfebIe." g. 4. Arayer, nd,
III 60. Orforo St, Brooklyn, N.p.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-08-07
STEALING BIRDS EGGS.

Peculiaritics of American Birds rs OBJ
served by Lover of the Feathered
Tribe.
"While the war against exterminators
of beautiful birds for millinery purposes
is going on,' said a taxdermist the
other day, ''let me call attention to
another mode OF killing off birds, which
has not been in print. 1t is becoming
fashionable now for every one to have
birds eggs for ornamental purposes.
You may 60 in hundreds of wealthy
homes in this city and find box Of
these eggs displayed in a conspicuous
place. The eggs after being taken out
of the nest are blown by perforating one
end with q needle and then inserting
the point of small instrument, which
works like syringe. When they are
dry they are laid on cotton in small
box with {. glass cover, which shows off
their beauty advantageously. One hun
dred of these eggs collected in box
make beautiful sight. White, brown.
blue. speckled, green, striped, and
all conceivable colors, sizes and
shapes are to be seen. The value
of such collection is large
compared with other ornaments. One
hundred eggs of rare birds would
bring from one hundred to five hundred
dollars. An offer of five hundred dol
lars was made for the Bailey collection,
which is to be exhibited in the Museum
of Natural History. The reason for
snch prices is that II takes several years
to make good collection OF eggs, and
even then you are liable to lose many
by breakage. But the price Is sufficient
to induce many to spend their summers
in robbng nests of their eggs, which
they sell in the city rs soon as they have
made good collection. There Is nc
department of natural history so fascl-
mating to the average lover OF nature a.
that Of ornithology, The study OF birds
and their habits, unlike many depart
ments of science. is not confined alone
to the specialist, but is pursued to q Ger
tain extent by many who care little OF
nothing for classification and scientific
terms and nomenclatures. 1t is a uni
vsrsal study, because birds themselye
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-08-07
Mistakes of Life.

Somebody has condensed the mistakes
of life, and arrived Mt the conclusion
that there are fourteen of them. Most
people would say. if they told the truth,
that there was no limit to tho mistakes
of life; that they were like the drops in
the ocean, or the sands of the shore in
number, but it is we'll to be accurate.
Here, then, are fourteen great mistakes.
ut is great mistake to set up our own
standard of right and wrong. and judge
people accordingly; to measure the en-
ioyment of others by our own; to expect
uniformity of opinion in this world to
look for Judgment and experience in
youth; to endeavor to mould all dlspo-
sitlons alike; to yield to immaterial
triAes; to look for perfection in our own
actions; to worry ourselves and Others
with what can not be remedied; not to
alleviate all that needs alleviation as far
as lies in our power; not to make allow
ances for the infirmities OF others; u
consider every thing impossible that we
can not perform; to believe only what
our finite minds can grasp; to expect to
be able TO understand every thing, -
M0sssrsI WtHes&