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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
,oNFs, Gl YcERINE ARNlcA SAVE

stands as the father OF salVes Tor cuts.
sal, rheum. fever soFee, burns, chiihlaius,
boils and ali skin diseases Price, Is
csnts Warranted. For sale by the fol.
lowing druggists: B. Wheldon, Chas.
Ryder, W. r. Irwin, D. W. Morris
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Ryan.s UIrimatum.

BOSTON. Feb. 12 1t was asserted last
night that RYAN had not kept his word
IN putting up the forfeit money for the
proposed match. Sporting men, even
some of Ryan's best friends, say this Is
bluff game and that RYAN will never
met Sullivan.
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E B. PEYToN. Prest
CHAs. FLEIcHER. Sec'y.

This forenoon Mr.. Thomas Gray, dep
uty county clerk, at his residence, No.
"A Congress street, of BsiRht's disease oi
the kidneys Mr.. Gray leaves g wife
aud an adopted daughter to mourn his
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A stare nt,uer

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL The LresI-
dent gave stale dinner Tonight IN
honor of the Supreme court If the
United States and the members of the
senate and house Judiciary committees.
Senator and Mrs. Ingalls, were among
the guests.
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Al A-r.naut,s xperi.nOe.

WA HINGToN, F u. 11.-?Iof. s. A.
KIug, the famous aer )nsut of PhIlad-l-
phIa has b. en- employed for one month
b. h. secretary of war. beginning with
tn.dsy At a remuneration Of 500 to
HriIe out for the hen. fit of the army his
knowledge AMI experience in making
balloon ascen>i".-.
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BuaIneas FaiIuree.

NEW YORK, Feb. IL The business
'siIures during the last seyel d. Us, re-
ported to r g. Dun s. Co., lumber tor
he United States 23S; Canada. 81. Bust
ness casualties continue very numerous
in the western and southern states and
~ Canada. In other sections they are
itnlf
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At one Of the schools in this city yes
terday the master, 10 = general exercise,
wrote the word dozen on the black
board. and asked the pupils 10 each
write sentence containing tina word- He
was somewhat taken aback 10 find on
enc of the papers the following unique
sentence. Il dozen know my lesson. "
Nst0bpryport Herald
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John McLeIland OF 152 State street
has bought. through the agency OF B
Salisbury & Co., lots 100 and III State
street of Warren Stone.
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Wntt.,son III.

LOUISVILLE, KV., Feb. 10-Henry
Watterson conunu-s very Ill, but II BE-
al night and quiet during the day have
idtd him very much and there is strong
ope that he will speedily begin to re-
oyer
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Our bIse ball club has . new pitcher
in the shape of J. v. Hoffman, from
Denver, Colo. The boys will begin prac.
tics in the skating rink right away.
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Nnfice.

c. W Henning, alias Neil Henning. will
take notice that he has been sued before
Chas. Fletcher. . justice Of tina psace OF the
city Of Emporia, Lyon county. Kansas, In An
action wherein Catherine Webbe is plaintiff
and you ere defendant. and that an order
OF punishment was issued by said
Justice Of the peace on December 26th, 1885,
TO the Atchison. Toneks q Santa Fe Railroad
company. for see. 75. ann that the said cause
will be heard by said justice OF the peace on
February nth, 1886, at O'Clock q N
CATH ERNIE WEBBE.
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AMERICUs EhWs.
SprrEn By BURLow.

FRIDAY, F,b b. Is, 1885.
Our items Violently went aslray last
We, X from the appearance of the week.
l.. We bad some OF con- equence, and
FER 'p- fIum their i,nmet SIT, theS So 4
Ia O., mui never 10 br seen again by
N r''i nan. VI were bl .Sn by the Ial-
iAn phyr- Int" the bpundlr- and Dn'-
toin.ss lake on Commercial street.
Our local sportsm.n are all excite
m'nt over couple of deer thai have
sevsrol tunes been se, ia the vicinity
81 America. Las, Wednesday DR.
Royal aud WIN. Morgan ran them across
the aver within = couple of miles OF
town And succeeded In getting u shot at
one of them aud W1unding it.
J. ID Gibson Is busily engaged In
taking an inventory OF stock
Tue gang Of men laying steel rails
between this point and EmD0ria are ex.
pected To be In Amaricus by the frst OF
the week
Preparations are baing made TO re-
move the remains of old soldiers from
the old burying ground to lot in the
new cemetery.
THURSDAY, Feb IL.
Benjamin Ross returned yesterday
from Deer Lodge, Montana, after an Ab.
seDce Of oyer four years. He looks hale
and hearty.
The engine Of Anderson & Lesh IL be
Ing placed 10 position and ere many
daYs elapse they will have their ma
chine under motion.
The funeral services OF Grandml
WIse will be held at the Evang eIica
church as . O'Clock p. N. to-day. Tn,
deceased has been . resident Of thI
place for-twenty-two years, q consisteD
Christian, respected by her large circle
Ot acquaintances. She leaves q lArg
family Of children, all grown TO maa
hood ana womAnhOod, as well az friend
IN nno,iPn her loaa
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Bsuner 6 Hyde sAy their business IL
ruahinR.
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CIV. NewmaD q Co.. are making big
improvements IN III r. dry gods store
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by storm.
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senator Kellogg, Representatives
Buck and Hunter deserve the credit Of
putting the Normal bill through.
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Prosaoute tl.e swindIersll!

HOsOcO10 s1AS
II when you call for Hop Ritters the drug.
9ist hands out anything but Hop Bitsersn
With green cluster Of Hops on white label,
Shun that druggist - you would Q viper; and
IL he has taken your money for bogus stun.
indict him for the fraud and sue him fol
damages for the sWindIe. and We Will reward
yOu libeE8lly for the conviction.
See U. s court Injunction against e ID War
neP, Reading, Mich. and all his statesmen
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EmpoEiA hSs another sensatior-twC
boys have mysteriously disappeared.
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LIST OF LANDS
For sale by the
News Land Agency
CITY LOTS.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

ll&zs - mouse o. 3 EOOm1, On GNO l0E9s 1000
large stable. capacity OF cIstern $50 bbls.
Price - 500.
IlES. A suburban place Of : So acres, 90
rods from city; new frame house rooms and
and cellar; young orchard planted; good well
and good soil. Price &l,6Q0.
ITO. A new frame house Of six rooms
good size, good stable and buggy house, good
we'll; corner lot on Commercial street, easy
paymsnta. Price $IsS00.
I9lO. Two east front lots with house of fouI
rooms, three blocks from Commercial street
Price, 81 $50; terms, $3.50 cash, balance on
time 1t per cent interest.
S12S3. +. anne house Of four rooms. Price
700
1888. Frame house OF four rooms, pantry
and basement. Price, 81 100.
hi. Frame house Of three rooms, small
stable, lot east front. Price. $500
I228. Frame house Of i've rooms. On tW,
corner lots. good location. Price. 81, $50.
LEO. Frame house Of four rooms. Price
efEO.
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There seems to be considerable truth
in the following weather pEoVerb:
II Christmas day on Friday be.
The nrst of winter hard shall be,
Vita frOsfs and SHOWS. and with great food,
But the end thereof It shall be good.
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srKDsIAN's SOOTHING POWDERS
P.euzrsS onIyb By Dr.. I. SrEDsEAN, London, Eng,
and Atlanta, Ga, u s.
The weird, Tested for upwards Of hfty years.
AnAGency has been eStablishsd 81 Atlanta, and
powders viii Be forwarded @a0 free On re.
ceiS8 oE amount stated below.
SinR3e packet. z6cts.: fve fimesthe quantity fal
$I.sa. Address Dr.. ]. SEED9GAN, Atlanta Ga.
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What is sad Of The Journal

The model ncWSpapcr.-liomc FARM
The haud>omc>t and one Of the brightest and
best Of Maine newspapers. Boston journal.
one Of the brightest and most new,y Of our
exchanges. Whg and Courier.
A credit to Waldo County and the State
Lewiston journal.
one Of the lest newspaper, in this Of any
other state. Richmond Bee.
one Of the best paper, i'll the country, it has
won its success by sterling worth Ellsworth
American.
One of the largest rs well as onr Of the best
newspapers in the State Eastern State.
That excellent paper rand model Of typograrh-
zeal beauty. WatcrNilIc Sentinel.
Fast becoming one Of the leading Maine pa-
pers-D amar>cotta Herald.
That best Of papers, the Republican Journal.
Pennington journal.
one of the best papers in the Phillips
Photograph.
Always welcomed for its neatnc~~ and excel
lcnce-W iIton Record.
The journal has for years stood in the front
rank Of Maine newspaper, for ability ana cu-
tcrpri>c in gathering the new>.-Maine Farm
cr,
one Of the best newspapers that this good
State Ia, ever produccd.-RocklanI Courier
Gazette.
The largest and handsomcst paper printed in
the State.-sprit of the Age, Rutland, Vt.
The most cXecIIcnt--ycs, the best weekly pa
per in Maino-thc Belfast journal. somerset
Reporter.
Bigger ana better than over before. Water
Vile Mail.
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JOANNA CARTER, late of Unity,

fNiE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Executor Of the
last will of
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The Highway Cow.

~ r'o =, ~ iii'ir "'S 'Iusha nIoMll'
n,, L,1, .,,,,"i i''' i,' ~ N
Ju '''''''' VI an" 'ie o''''i '''' ny
sho NV, io,,, ~ I;,
Win Hn,a ,' , W. '.s.oI' " ,o'l3 VI ,1
KIN r liz th h' '.' ,iipi ~, ~,
Many, ,,o,,. an l..,
III ia ''l'i i :, W." i,Ii 20! III ~
tie i','' p'eii al7e' lof ~ tliS> hiio" H.
U ~ " - ."' ,uNNH nan
'''iu 80" A' iiolo "hclc i oH0c nay
Nam. ,,a.nia,,,+, ,.,,.;,,,.+
lad lett on her a lasting spot
Many ana n,py g, ,y.lI-oimal .+o,o
M.;ny :, bri,.Lbat 81 ,,ooI .i,o
Ana m,n,. a ,,Id,rnI win. thrav.r
Ind hro,,~Lt Tho taarl f., boz. l','iu,, o,.o.
Or Ind bouuJrJ an from har Lnny ha,L
I'M " Ho'9e llAe me SOUND OF rllle crack
Many a day had She, na,.nd in tIn ,,ouud
FOR hc]ninu hcr.rIf to i'll Ini~hhor.. corn
MANY a r6war,IIy ,nr a,,I Lo,I,,1
Had been tran.tiy,d oh blr ,..,pnI.l horn,
Many 4 teaI,nt ana nlj M, NH
ii"H ''i' i"l my 10y t'V'i 70 her tIVNoEh iaii
Old Deacon GRAY was Il very gooI OLD man.
Though somewhat tempted TO he profana
When many n weary milk. he ram
TO drive her out of the GROWING ,rr:iu.
Sharp were tile praukS she used to MAY
10 rot her fill and e-s.t AWAY.
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A Cheerful Dakota Liar.

SAMPLES OF WHAT AN AVERAGE DAKOTAN
CAN 10 Al TIE EXPENSE OF THE TRUTH.
In the East thousands of people plant and
SOW lin the moon" to insure rapid growth. but
in Dakota, it is dangerous to plant in the pro-
life phase of the moon, so they are careful to
plant ut such time that the moon will exert
its influence in holding the crop back. l have
known several disasters to result from neglect
OF this precaution. One day last January got
lost out III the country and while | was toiling
through the tall. new grass | saw a man with
nothing on but his suspenders tearing along
like mad. He stopped lust long enough to tell
me what was up. and of he went again for the
Iowa side of the Sioux river, which he cleared
at q bound. and fell on all tours into a snow
drift four feet deep. He said he and his wife
had looked up the moon business and had
planted their garden the evening before, but
happened to get hold of last years almanac
and missed it about four days. The result was
that when he woke up that morning the beets
that he had planted forty feet from the house
had crushed in his cellar walls. and squash
vine had taken the door off its hinges and was
just moppng the floor with all that was left of
his hired man. whom ii had Snatched out Of
bed i'll the attic. He didn't know where his
wife was, but he saw some shred> of a nj ht
gown and several agate buttons in the front
yard a> he fled. He said there were pea vines
after him with pods on 'em large enough for
phantom boats; and one could see by the way
that he was dressed that if he was a liar al all
ne was not a regular Dakota thoroughbred
sample. If | really thought | would ever be-
come an average Dakota liar | would want TO
die This territory must he divided some time
before the day of Judgment, for how could the
Almighty ever audit its accounts with only one
set OF clerical agents at work at a time:
About two weeks ago saw a farmer out be-
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THAT tired feeling" from which you suffer
much, particularly in the morning, is entire
brown on bV Hood Sarsalarilla.
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ARD d. THOMPSON. Iate 81 knnN.

TILE subscriber hereby gives public notice ali
i concerned that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Executor Of the
last will of
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.1ye 60! |I'45 x n9u55Z

Make the blood pure and you drive sickness away.
Neglect 10 do so and Won must suffer with disease. In
the summer heat, when Your physical powers are
exhausted and your mental faculties incapable etot
Negrtinc viii give lie to tie bloodcs invalid and
inpart vigOr and strength 10 the worn body and
mind, Take il Willie your vacation ana thus
secure health and pleasure. Bat II you unable 10
get respite from labor, by all oan Vogene, and
You viii greatly lessen the danger from Epidenics
and Feyers. Nesctine possesses in lis combination Of
roots harks- and herbs the Why clements which the
diseased blood deficient Itrenovcs the cause of and
thus cures Blood Humors and Skin Diseases,
and S a tonic in Nervous Debility it has no equal
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Local Correspondents

in each Of the twcnty-siN towns in Waldo
County, and in Knox, Hancock and Washing
ton Counties, with occasional correspondence
from Maine men in all parts IF the world The
endeavor in the future, a, in the past, Will be
to make it MAINE NEWSPAPER giyin-
place to the writings of native authors and re-
cordn4 the achievements Of Maine men at
home and abroad, and in the various walks of
life.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

Heavy thunder storms were prevalent, July
29th. A young farmer named Harris, with his
horses, was killed at No. Hatfield. Mass, two
persons were hurt in Connecticut, and tobacco
blown down all along the Connecticut Valley.
Much damage was done by hail in Lycoming
Co., Pa. Rain fell at Leavenworth, Kansas.
for the first time in five weeks.
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There is j; man and wife in White county, Ten
ncSScc, whose age, are the Samc-both being born
the same day, month and wear.
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\ colorcd woman was heard informing Il neigh
h"r hat the storm frightened her 50 that sh
''shuOk like an :tshDan'
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in the County of Waldo, deceased lay giving bond
as the law directs, he therefore requests l per
sons who are indebted to said dcceaScd's estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle
ment to him ORRIS H. KEEN.
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PROF. CHS.LUDWIG Won SEEGER.

Ivr5iirln
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Fort Point House,
Cape JelIIsOn, Stockton, Me.
r +: Il: GONG. rnorr'rr"n~.
FRANK E. DICKERMAN Formerly of At
lantic House, NantlskeD, CLERK

This elegant summer Hotel, which opened I'M
der the new management June 49, 1856, is stuat
ed on the bold hcadiand of Cape Jelson, in the
town of stockton, Ne, at the head of Pcmobscut
Bay. Cape Jcllison is one of the most delightfully."-
situated and attractive resorts along the entire
coast Its commanding view of PcnObscot Bay
one of the finest knOWn-of ocean, island, forest
and mountain scenery, is grand, imposing and nm
surpassed, and at the same time in the immediate
vicinity OF charming and delightful inland drives.
1t is thoroughly constructed and completely equip
ped, containing l21 rooms. IT. unsurpassed attrac-
tiUns and arrangements for comfort and CUnN pni-
cnce such a. steam heat, gas, electric bells, tclc-
graph and telephone connections with railroad and
steamboat, elegant parors and dining room rooms
en- suite, steam laundry, billiard l,arlor, smoking
rooms and excellent livery commend ittoail pleas.
urc seekers. The Artcsian wells on the premises
supply the house with the purcst mineral spring
water The facilities for bathing. boating and fish
ing are uncN 'cled.
\. J.. a. DESPEAUN, late of L. ;. Boston. Is
Chief Clerk, and +. +. DICkERMAN, formerly Of
Atlantic House, Nantucket, is Cashier
RATES.:
For trdnSientS, per ddy.. 50. 40
dccordia9 to Location Of Rooms, per
TeeN...........:.;.. to 81.
Special rateS to fanatics.
Address,
3nl2o c. F. q F. r. GOING.
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HALE'S HONEY is the best Cough Cure, Is, Soc, 81.
GLENNS SULPHUR SOAP heals and bcautihes, 25c.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns & Bunions, 25c
HILLS HAIR & WHISPER DYE-Black & Brown, 5Oc
PIXIES TOorHACHE DROPS cure in Minute, 25c
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS are sure cure, &C.,
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\ kentucky man claims to be able To GILL his
mouth with water and blow ii through his ears.
\ kentucky man would rather do most anything
win M.ller thAm 10 swallow il.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

Tie Best Salyc in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, pay
required Its guaranteed to give perfect satisiac
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents per box
For sale by Richard III. Moody.
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DIR. \, y. BILLINGS.
+. A. FULLER, f-Av'Mtil 9
d. H. 10 \\~D\ 'bIlIllltItt.
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Have You bitter taste in the mouth: DR.. Soul,
Plll~ are Just the thing to relieve it.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

some ton-ree,mer llboriously Gull their Jokes
from files of old almanacS, but the enterpris
ing members gather them fresh from chestnut
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

John Koehler, jealous husband. shot and
killed two men whom he found at home with
his wife at Louisville, Ky.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure
Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites,

IN Generml DebHHy, Emnciation, Consumption.
and Uasting in Chidren
Is Il most valuable food and medicine. 1t creates
an appetite for food, strengthens the nervous sys-
tenn and builds up the body. 1t is prepared in a
palatable form and prescribed universally by
Physicians. Take no other.
A Randolph On. W printer made the words "be
loved wife" read ''colored wife, III a death notice
and the commotion crused by the blunder can be
imagined.
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this most annoying malady to be greatly on
the increase. - The editor of this journal is
an annual victim and with view to discover a
specific cure, has tried numerous remedies. OF
these Ely's Cream Balm is by all odds the quickes1
and most satisfactory, two applications greatly al
laying the usual symptoms in the nose and eyes
We would recommend its use by all subject to ha\
fever, and we gladly bear unsolicited testimony tc
its efficacy in our own case. +** Media, Pa.
Record. 2w3I
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The Coming Campaign.

A State election is 10 be held this year. and as
the Importance of circulating good Republican
and all friends Of the Journal are requested
to aid i'll securing subscribers.
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Hay Fever Sufferers.

Men are never satisfied. When they are idle the,
yearn for work and when they have work the,
yearn for vacations to give them Il chance to loaf
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les a. Wo6d wa as accnmtay 'of fonnd ' !" ''rq
most 1t.markablr SUSTAINING mower 1ftr. ha,q} In .
eieI i'gi or ctlns on me nerves
w., ,,if VI ] IT. -; - ~, ~ 7iii i u"
'..,,t i, ~ ,., ;,NI Ill., L q ,,i - ;
I4,Ir, 1,n,,,,t NJ ~, ~ - tb .hI
sale price and take it constantly At the end Of six
mouths they round IL support had made it possible
!" 40 'hh'S' d"u4le tlr amount OF work y! giving
incr"aIGi strength and preventing oVerWork from
yHclllh% mem 10 lose time by resulting Illness
girls, whose necessities drove them to the expert
incnt it would improve thfngs vcrv much. The
plant in question wa. accidentally discovered by
@ ,t,d srt.ii l n .ie y ",S nirtt
SINS narynnsn,. a1'i ,,n,,s I',,+;,, ~ ,
FIX az III ~ "a Allstl"i' az ~
Nerve F,nd If il sniI to he "a .Ina, m,,t ~
n can ttr,,Yi t. tl.c IL +j, , ~, it
worth n INV il Intt il cnst y ~
IN Ne" lork amt CmcaS" the Young men tiprle
~ ,t enrnliE, "nl theH knob tnelr n9"Hy out
~ " '''"S - " -"AIt NtiNc roo", W men Is no"
pairor 1t take nervous exhaustion out Of women
IN 4 week, breaks up recent drunk in an hour
amt no" husbands can have a good time II NJ
f@r Sober n TO- and m n tn WITTY ne l Pgr
have been at work in the counting-room like a yood
boy If it viii make an editors nocket feel better
"''''' -" ~ 0''
some Congre.,men laboiiouslv Gull their Jokes
from files of old almaliacs but the more enterpris-
ing members gather them fresh from chestnut
Have You bitter taste in the mouth: Dr. Suule's
Pms are Just the thing to relieve it,
kentucky man cIaims To he able 10 sfu his
mouth win water and bloN il 1hrourh his cars :.
\ Kentucky nan wnuh rather la lmnst .ln,.thin,r
with water than to swallow il
No one knows better than those who have used
given when taken tor dyspepsia. dizziness, pain in
the side constitution, iisor,leryd stomach &C.
Try them.
| and Frog Town are the names of villages in For
| :! "'' county 'c'I5ii.
Nyr,,s >or-,.n,i1l. i da.i,,od f,r +hoSo - ho
parf nA,licinn In ,,II,.f,. tL,.i, IlnoJ h,I thn,n
~, incrt.,s,. thrir rnnntftn ,,,I ,it,.,at tIni,.
vhoir ,t,u ~ nth,, ~ Wi n,nt
i viii il ,,,rnr If f,,iI. ,a,,. l. ono If EN-,
slant triumph over disease
1j,rrc j. !. nan AMI ,,if,. in White nount,- To,,
nr.srn whose .u,. arc the SANE hnth hrn, nov,
i"5 8'ihe ""N' hoi'til i'ho year.
s.Thyt tired fecIfnr'' from which Won sut,nr 50
| murh particularly In the mnrninG is entirely
| brown IN in Uon1's SarsY,arjIin
He ton horseback. ''Shal we take the highway
| think"
DO mat la.,,,i, of .,,,.ip,, ,o,,r icl. noo,,obo
,h,1, , i'm u 30 IN, nitnin rn,tot ! ~ i,.
| liils TEnv win enrt:t = nron1nt and nn,n,anent
.nr. ,fi,ir ,.ti.,,, j. nj ii ,,,,l .,',,i ~
| ~, i... 1,.., lc.,, f, ia ,, ..p
t, - iit ~" ~; H ii'' uin ~,
30 MA ~ NINA, ny ~ 80 '''i''N ''''i'
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
One Great Merit

of the BCautifier of teeth, SOZODONT, is that it.
effect upon the mouth is refreshing, while as
means Of cleansing the teeth, and improving til,
breath, it stands alone.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

Undergraduate fresh from the schools. ''By
JoNe' white tie suits me so well | think shall
90 into the church."
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

loung man, do not become engaged to any cir
at the Scasholc this summer, unless she will sol
emnly promise to recognize you ON the street whel
she returns to town.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

10 not despair of curing your sick-headache
when YOU can 50 easily obtain Carriers Little Live
Pills. They will effect prompt and pcrmaner
cure. Their action is mild and natural.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

\ Rochester life insurance asant states that he
has just concluded an insurance upon the life of
man aged l02 years. The centenarian enjoys goo,
health and appears to be i'll the possession Of his
faculties.