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SuIlnYnHS.

' TIE JUSfIcE'S QUIT, TOWNSHIP N" qre. nj Q C"nnty Of Corhisr, Terri. tory Gi, A T. OF ',' h;;rIos NaniinI plaintiff, V. GuISep | rOuiana. Hr endan1
 Btf"rc C.. r. Ave! d, Iust,ee Of the Peace, ,.mand s3UO Zoe.
 Tte Territory of Arizona sends greeting :" Gl'i-rPpr F"nInna, cptendant
 Hru ale hereby sulnmureI and reGuired napprar he'Ure mo ut my ullire in Tomb s'une, County of CurhiSp, n the 8th day of uIy, : D. 1886. at 10 n'c .nck d. m., to an 1W-r inc c. mplaut of tie above nam, d )igi'.titf wL" demands Of you thrt you are . d. hi' d tn h m in the sum f rhicp hurdr e,i S5F) dollars, on q pIumlSory n'.te giving lou t. Ilainlitf. IS nure full, rprrars bl '"ml'l"ln' now on tii' in my ufiicr
 Aud if y"r fail @ aPp.tr and answer said omplniut a1 hrren reIGir, d. the pI"intiiI 'ltl takr judgment gaiu-t You as d man dd nd for Il C r,sts of tiiS Suit'
 Gwen under my Land this Cth day of May \ D lSS6 = Y ALVOa
 Justice If lhe Pe3te
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At.Xf..e rn Nant.ial.s.

Mrs. Windows Ero,hing syrup, for children teeJninG, k the prescription Of onr ol the best female nurses and hysi, ians in the UniAd otat'e, and has heca used for lrr:y ytaIs with nrycr-fail!ng success by nillCns of mothers for their children. During the lrocess oi tcelhl"g, it's value Is inc,Icul.blu It rcli.ves thu child from Jain, cares dys,n;c.y and Ilar- lEua, s,;l.ing in n, bowels, and wlnd callc. By givia4 health to ;h- cl,i'd, Jes:s the m.lLor. 1'Tjce, Z5v a hut'lc. Il
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&ass,ctlsimg NeW

The Cuba haud-aaade cisar-made only by Crbin workmep out ot the finest Havana tobacco. This cigar i- the Ene, { hit cigar ever sold in Tomb- stone. Ashmun & Walker, the tobac- conist of Tombstone, are the sole agents, and all judges Of a fine cigar are recommended to give them a trial. To be had only ali Asbmun & Walkers IJbaccu Emporium. 4-I2-3t
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Anff-6jhiuese s.ea%ue.

All members of this league, and Ill persons who sympathize with its prin- cirles, are hereby earnestly requested not to patroniz9 the 'llowing-namrd persons OF firms, or any business in winch they are engaged:
 :. ". BIinn. of ochi>e H. & T. Co. R. ". Woods, gas anI ice nIaa. L, Hart, guns mi-h.
 H. K. Tweed, general merchandise. j. r. Cum, city recorder
 Chas. Bdcrigaiupe, butcher.
 Webster Street, county judge II. c. How, sprveyur.
 G. G. Berr,, lawyer.
 Dr. Willis. couuiy physician. !. Shoentcl.I, Of ShognfelI { Hey man.
 ndly "Elitaph."
 Nilsson Dorer Restaurant. Cochi,c Coun y Bank.
 Tombstone "Democrat."
 Ben. Go9dri>h.
 By or'ier oi the 5-7-tf. ESrG CHiNEsE LEAGUE.
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The undersigned has leased for a number Of years the Oak Grove Dairy and over thrcs EnnIrel COWS, .,a- will on and after It, day A..:3 4e-a. te aIle to furni-h lrt-h sr' w milk and gcnuire ranch bu t... .u any quantity and deliver he shn.r.
 4-l6 If JOENNy SHIELDS.
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@, : .r..I. ,t 1T ? ms. p,S. gra.ti 2 10 l
 me fnurt: a'e htreDy summon q n. r q fred L. ppear b 'rr a T ' 0ii' il 70 b-IU 70 c m c c ., on [ . 3U:l day i AIr.l. A b l5o2. iO 0 cl co k m. | a,sW r g comp al | T tl.t- OY 'GaneG P ii " o ih sum Oi Sti4 ud~ .IId nc clCt-auLls: II
 .,rn- ed a. n,liNer lilo Ou Il own tlnLt. ana ', q st. as O'e f"liy SyI U' ioIp a'II D ar ni sw,. sa d cuI. plnIT Ter. Ie- lui r. ' cI .irIp' lt.t he JVd2lle. |, a-l ! VI ;y,i.TIt, q an. Ih ct F" ui Ih. sui I,iv 'u uldtr my harG [. iS 2un dry v Mlrc1 4 D
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[Fist 1irscrii II rcll 27, lSSG.l E tee Cf Fo .fai:urc. TO JOHN EIMfsON AND IKE ROSEN
 BllR.,

You are hereby u,t f' d tha; have -x- D 50, d rnr h.Ldrrt d..i..r> ($i01J. im t,h' r dnJ Inpr, en trrS u4,jhr ~L L.Ie Jack" dr ana mining ciarm s.tJsled in t..r Ware ,inInc DI-t'i,t. C''uhty of Cor' i.r, TrlIi- clam ia record, d m Book O Mine, Nc. ,. gage e3S, Cu"hir Cnunty Rerrnds under ,hr provisions of sec:i"u 3 4. Revised Statut-s ul the United States. Now ;hrr'- ore, If VI hin rinery (9O) days rom date rhe col and l'uhticnli F -ut thl> notice, " u fIi, rcfIls, t,. .oGtlInutr each of I"u y"ui proportion of said exp fldltureS al cost of hts ru 'l.cati ,n aS >.o-ownrrs, your :ntere~ts tn pad mIne on claim, will ucUme tic prop ,.r1y,f t1r undersigned, under id se, tun 9:ji24, keIised statutes If The U"iird States
 J. P. MANSFIELD.
 EIsBHF, -izcna, March 24. 1856.
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Fust FuIlics,Ion Mach l5, 1866
 NOtrce G0s' Publication.
(PEafMPTIoN No. IF ]
LAND OFFICE AT lUCSON. <. T.,
 MA-c U. lSsf

LAND OFFICE AT lUCroN, \. T.,
 Ma ch II, ISo6 Notice is hereby given thal She follow IT. uuTqcd settler has filed bis toIi'e ui ;ni, Il iuu ta make fiml pF"of in suIlo't uf hIs rlaiu,. and that srid proof ail he m de be- io.e ,he Regisrrcr aHl Receiver al IUc$Ou' Aiiz ,Iu on al"l ?H 1856. viz. Eu.r"- F. .;rs z. uf B,.,i.',li., Arlz,nia, ior ,e E 1lI nI F JE # section 10 and N 1Z nf $ W 1 ui -.c l.T0wnSnrp r o"G,h. Range 20 Est, iila aud S.it River bns'- H' q ,urrid an. Fr Q am lhc fuii""l z wllnUEarri [" prev, his ceut.uuuu- residence utu ur aHd cJ!riyaU'ou 'i Sa q ,uId. viz. c. J"husun. E. E. Vii. ~nu, James Putten anf nv,nge k,ut. all GeEsOD, Ar.Eurd.
 B " THOMAS Register.
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The Fines. in the Land.

Those fine Tom & Jerry's, hot Scotch whisky, hot Jamaica, St. Crojx and New England rums at Eenry Campbtlrs Keg House. 1-5tt
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Rare Chance.
FOR SALE

\ house and lot in Bishcc, the Iced ing Copl CT Mining Camp in Arizona T,Lfntory. in the center Of the busi- ness portion Of le town. Will take cash, cattle or real estate in TCnlb- stone in payment lhereof. Apply 10
 Ii. SCHMEIDLNG.
 The Pioneer Jeweler. Allen Street. between 4th and 5;h, TorIbslone, !. T. 4-IJtf
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Nutice of Forfeiture,

ID DAVID CALLTeHER TOUR HEIRS lr Ass gus. I-u .Ie hri ei,y rt t.fied thal l lave expended (Sl0O) "ns bundled dollars !" laiPr and improve III, nts un the O,io lode nd mtnng claim, situated in the Bis bet nlning' di>trlct county ol Cuchlsc, T err iIroy "l Arlz"na, in Orier t0 hold iIc claim of tne N.ar er' ing December, 1Se8. under the pro- Visions 0l Sr'liCI 2344 Revised Statlues of he Unified aies. Thcrc,orc. if within
 iHety days from publication or thls notice, v u fai! Or efusr 10 contribute your prupu, d"n U' Sd 'tXi eDui use and Co.t uf thi~ 'ublicitiun as CO-owrer, ysu-- interest said mInr Or claim will | ecOme tue rrou. "1ty of Ihe undersigned, u' ger Section 2324
 SOLO hON SHCLIZ
 n-n.,,Lstnrn A,.ri' [ 1sNR
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SUMMONS.

IN THE JUsTIC K C, UT, TOWNSHIP Q. |. iu ihe c univ f 70 hls., Tc 0rs oi '4izoHa. Iuee E. Alv Tu, j. F.; ucmanG, ,ii .49.
 oada' T < s'a r3, Fl tiff,
 .cm. Cow .r,I, ncle. da.u
 trIt.r, CI Arizn.a sen E gre t'rg 10 Y. :an '"vi-a- u. c-.,.i;l,.. : i"L l- T.. 'e.y .lno od aLd .'q ci i. Ipp.rr cf,r ;nc at n.y. th 10 s-Lsi e ( UTsr 0 L.-.. il .,c 3.ih d y { Ard t. la,t, ,t e. 9 . DC | m T 3 " tLe %, pan Q inc u5 yc- I he pl ji-s, h. mt. d that y ' are id bed Q ihem ip he m S4I.4!, ,o co $ ari Iu"rc!i rd FurCl cd aDd deli,e gd O. l"u ,t sin ,e and ic4 C ., r.ur l. !y 5. eu by ups Cw ri Ii C m. fife # you Ii ca aI H Gusw saId mpI [ as Herein gu ed. Iir 'i.i fl B Q. ak j.d- I 70, d .d n OJ C.r"ugG al.C I r be GU. tth.R sal. G Y n g' d.. my kaUI his tdIy Of M& , A, I'., lSa6 (, E. ALNUEn,
 J.s C. the eu, e
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.1scr, ncrs Aneiae i,inc,e r.emgue

Any member Of th. League know ing Of any p.rson or pro giy ng washing, buying vegetables, or cm- l To, ing Ckinamen in any capacity al; earnestly requested to report the same to any member fl the inYesti- gutins c0nimiten, that they ms" gait on said parties and request then to desist from said action. The utmost secrecy will he m.ia,ained md ihe names of su>h iulormers will hot be mntIr ntlblic.
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Is acknowledged hy eminent surgeons tc re tLe plIeSt and finest known, and invalU 4tIe to inyalI1f
 SIMMONDS', KENTUCKY NABOB SOT d. BON WHISKY has been We'l kR jwn for u.aIy years, beiug unsurpassed fc its exce;. lent qua t, and dsirious flavor. Eyerybo.Y "!io li9s tried il says it is the best in .hs world.
 Families supplied Ly the gallon, case Or uutte.
 sss3 None genuine unless my signatu,e is aciusS thc cork, "G. Simm infs."
 My agent is authorized to sell 10 the trade, half barrel, barrel GiIect shipment from Ken urky or from his warehouse San Brrnar- di"o Sold by the bottle and gallon by
 BOrHIN, TWEEp & COMPANY.
 Sole Agents fur Tom bstone and Fit:nitV.
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 n 1e r .ory If -.IizJ srn's greet 2 { , an ..I X Ct, 1cie' ,a-t !. l. .,.e ers- 5y spmIn On and 'eq i eG 70 D al be ,re me l., m, fife il mL>t". e 'nIIy of Io.lI-r, O.. Le iU tI fl Ap Il A D ,tS6, st ton U'c eek d.. -- O'1t2e Ih, c-iaEla nt e GUJvt- uI;Ld J. rIfI-, wn,, ucrh nd yt'u that II are ., U IL H. li. j. sum ,f S-L25, rELUGs nc mer, nUu i,,' Iu C a., d ,I,lI" ! q 0 /, yuUI ONi LiI'ce LLu r q G ln r. IUl } .pL III la Ill Uw II in ny OihC ,.." if ,"u il tu pI'Jr a s"e a apc ri- JU, .a A-r q lie l 'rt T V .i.H , d uc a-.,.-, pt 'e rrW rL.. q ar ,v-.= r- E.- s'l- Hi'at T @, r.y I- ii - ..-4 O. S-ci. 4. Sl.
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The Fountain.

Tine Fountain Chop House is the coolest place m inc city Io take meat No smOke- heat or suIel, from tue kiicLen. it being en- tre.y stparute rom the uin,D: room. Nc lore qlIart"r beef used. NU.hiDS but tLe rho'rst cuts, tisn, game, uysts.s eteC Prl- vite entrau, 9 lrUm roLghnIL stree, to tho buXts- oct7tf.
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Tor lie finest pichled pigs feet in he city, go to Martin O'Taushlin'e butcher shop, corner Seventh anI Fremont streets. , 7-tf.
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'AbIrduGg;sss HIEIo.

Therc will be another th:Id-class or cmigrant stage line start tomorrow morning rrtlcen ,his city anu F. bank. Fare, 25 cents.
 Tow TAFT, Proprietor.
 LARRY STEVENSON, Ast. At the WillDw's SalGuT.
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IN IHE JUSTICES CUUET, TUWN>hIP zo':a ise C. E. Avuf... J. r ; n,a u
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NOTICE.

Having rhis day sold my under taking business to Jos. Pascholy & Q. I resp' ctfpily request all need Ing his services to call upon him. All bills to date will be p id and 70 lected by myself
 A. J. RITTER. April %, 1886. 4,29-Im Referring to the above we would say that we will end,avor to give he public ,he same court ous reatment and fair dealirg g they nave received in the past from Mr. i. J, Ritter.
 Jos. PAsCHoLY & Co. 7 Successors to A. j RITTER.
 4 29-lw
 Tor lie finest pichle,l pigs feet in ba ,.it,-. ,rn f, ti,rti,, n'T,,.,i1;,,
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For Sale.

An elegant lady's saddle. For part culars enquire al taiS office.
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<Osse.c

l have appointed Mr, J. v. Vjok- CTS my agent 10 c..llect alI outstaud- ing accounts due Summeriield Bros., and also topay all debts owed ny said firm. LESSER SUMHEaTIELD. 5-7t.
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.l,..-. J,o ! a-. lcJ Hr, TuW>-nL ,.. IL a lIE LOG. ..se. 4t,r. -.. .. lz sa ..t e Af,-r, 1 .- n .-.- sC1. -.-..r < tGa. T.. Li,.l l
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AnheuseI beer on draught at tht Oriental, fine lunch thrown ia
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TPAN1 BRoAD, Col. LEAN,
 JOeIAH hIRiEW, ". J. WEEKS,
 JAMES CHATHAM, T,,yp~t;nffi-,. E.f.F!,
Notice.

Members of Investigating Committee,
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NJ. whitney ana Cue Sew Navy,

Mr.. whitney and the New Navy.
xs~ lork sun.
Tie Naval Committee Of the House 81
Representative will report the bin for
additional cruisers and ordnance ~ soon
ss they determine whether The three
proposed dry docks NJ Brooklyn. League
l.l-nA. ana Norfolk shsll be- included IN
IT, provisions or be recommended as a
separate measure The estimated cot o.
theSs docks v - spou,o.
The report will state that "exclud'ng
the Elk cruisers now building. the navy
~ the United states instead VI keeping
pace VIII the world. j. not equal 20 our
nsyy OF $50 Then the navy aggregated
"A vessels. now il numbers 80 service
shle vessels. ~ which were ia osrmis-
sion ~ l-6u."
Ia other words. the navy Is not halt a.
-ircng now a. ID Was quarter OF cen
|sury ago. when the Republicans first
came into power This plain statement
sxi.ibits lie pioiligasy aud orf'ption
with which the department has been All
mini~tered slice the close Of the civil
war.
During Gen Grants two terms, while
S~cor Robrson was Secrc.ary Of the
Navy, Congress voted $l7a.34o'O00 for
The service. A very large part OF thi-
waS stolen by ring~. job ers, aud con-
TRACTORS. who had Tree run Of the depart
ment. That enormous sum by no means
represents The real expenditures. vaiu-
able material 10 the value Of millions
machinery and whole vessels were turn.
ed over TO favored contractors ~ noml-
NAL prices. so that their profits were i'm
Intensely increased John Roach was
lone IL the beneiicisries Of this system OF
lpsnnder initiated by Robeson 70 enlarge
The dividends OF the Ring
A when Mr. Whitney took account Of
stock ia the department year ago he
found nothing but the wreck Of navy
TO represent an outlay ~ over three hun
ldred million dollars since 1859, or an ay'
lerage OF more than twenty millions 4
wear. Ii there had been common hon
Iessy and proper management, he would
have found 4 weli-eqnipped navy, equa
Ito any emergency which the country
|, might have 10 confront
More than this. The service was de
lmorsIizei throughout The navy yards
had been converted into political IA
chimes. Promotion and desirable sta
|, tons were procured BY favor wherever
'lexecutive power could be employ ed
degrading subservience took the plac'
of honorable pride, and the most galian
officers painfully realized that the SCI
vice to which their lives had beeu de
Y voted had fallen TO a low level.
The tone OF the navy has already i'm
7 proved under Mr.. Whitney's admins
I. tration. The strict accountability wbicl
liz now enforced ia all the bureaus an
e,heir branches has made apparent th
I fact that loose practices will no !onge
be tolerated. Whoever ventures to e.
'-them will be brought up with what d
sailors call round turn.
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The Martinsvilie Gaxctse volunteers the
following good advice In these "hatd
timcs." the direct fruit Of Republican
clsss legislation. when taxes are high aud
money hard TO get 10 paw taxes. Il Il very
important for voters 10 watch out ana
SEQ that none. except capable and honest
men. who have the handling of public
money. are elected % oflire Eternal
vigilance i the price Of liberty" ifs
The only thing that will save money i"r
the people. The burden Of choosing
capahle and honest men. o. guard the
public treasury. lies with the voters
TAX. fun hand IL making al Of your
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xev rcrk sun-
Twenty-Five States in the Union Of
thirty Eight have Democratic Governors
The home rule Of more than three-fifths
Of the American people il Democratic.
The Democrats hold the House Of hep
resentstives By majority Of forty three
They lack only seven Of . majority 10
the United States Senate.
At the last election Of President the
Democracy carried twenty States out Of
thirty-eight By : plurality Of 230, BOO IN .
total popular vote Of more than lO,OOo,-
COO.
We mention these facts, not only be-
cause they have present political interest,
but also because they will possess. ~
certain event, : melancholy historical in
sefest to future generations Of Demo
crnfs.
They viii mark the highest tide O
Democratic success in the latter half o.
the nineteenth century. provided ths
American people are forced 70 the con
clusion that the Democracy thinks bes
20 staud BY il PAN Electric statesmen
- The corrupt and shameless Republican
party stood BY its Credit MobiIicr men.
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Natural Gas and Scriptural Pro-
phecy.

Ssv Albany Ledger.
Scientists are substantially agreed on
the theory that the earth il filled with
molten mass, and that the crust over
that il thick or thin in places. being pro
badly a. uneven rs the surface OF the
same. Behring'S have been and are being
made for the purpose Of utilizing thai
internal heat. Petroleum has been flow
ing for Years, and hundreds of gas wells
are now actively pouring out vast vol
nmes Of gas which is being converted TO
the use Of man. The most popular the
DRY relative to the supplies Of oil and
gas IL that il il product from the Ia
boratory OF nature; that the internal
combustion dissolves the elements which
20 to make up these inflamable com
pounds.
I II this plausible theory be true does
liz not follow that the internal heat /
gradually encroaching upon the rim
which lies between the surface o: til
earth and that molten mass. aud that Y
Iis becoming thinner and thinner ev
|ery year? And does not this fact sers'
70 prove the truth Of the scfipiural pre-
phecv: The heavens shall pass ava.
with = great noise. and the element
shall melt with fervent heat. the cart
also aud the works that are therein shaI
be burned up
Doctrinaires, scriptnraI writers, preach
Hers. all 20 far 10 find arguments. q
I times. TO snbstEntiate their doctrines
4 Here j. one Ia the domain Of scienc
+ the very field that has 80 long been o.
Z lcupied BY unbelievers, furnished read
sfo hand. and. SO far II has lain wasi
! The heavens. as meant In the parsg p
: the surrounding atmosphere, would d.
II appear before . sudden and great erul
4 ltion Of internal heat, oil and gas: u
A elements would melt. everything on ear
III De instantly destroyed How long
4 will take TO use up the she'll separatir
i ne from that fervent heat now deep dow
lin the bowels Of the earth, IL . specul
tive question and there II no means
ARRIVING at any positive conclusion d
nothing i more probable than that I
scientists and the scriptures agree ~
y the world i by the process described
= Be burned up.
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In . Brooklyn court the question
whether . saloon-keepcr should pay
damages 70 . dead mans family turned
on the definition Of habitual drunken
ness. Several bartenders were examined
AZ 10 the meaning Of the word "drunk, \
and al agreed that man could not be
said 70 be drunk until he fell down and
was unable 10 move. Az II was easy %
prove that the individual In question had
walked around more or less every day
for some months before his death, u was
held that ne could not have been habit
uaI drunkard. aud the saloon keeper was
accordingly held guiltless. Under this
! definition the hsbitusl drunkard must
have somebody bring his whisky 70 him
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Chicago has . poker club called The
Social Half Dozen and Il u unique IN
that half Of the number are ladies, and
that none Of the club has ever won ?
cent at the game. The game Is played
strictly according 70 the best rules, and
no one can 20 shy In Q pot; but al thu
money a the end Of the game goes "a
the "kitty.r and thus becomes common
fund for the club, aud oyster suppers'
theatre parties, and the like follow,
scores OF times round sum has been
devoted 70 charity. II IL said % be me
''mo4t eentlemanlike and IadyIikc poker
game In existence.
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IT. er1ul millions pro<ialm yiucE1K
Rieecr~ The rns.-f wonderful inEiEurxnt tha; ersf
en-ialn~d the sinking system. A. y trus mc1,-
cine made from the native roots and bernt u ALI
fornia frre from I'll Alcoholic rti-.1iAn-.-
n ~ che Great blood Rurincr ara
uife-wivirr Principle. perfect Henover
fr al r1e system. carrying 81 ~ poisonous r1A<t1i
Ara restoring the blood 20 healthy cunc,iicn-
Vinegar EIisters has enrrd ~ m,.no.- q
ease-. Bilious. Typhoid. Typhn-. Masartass
srsrir< ma other fevcr~. Diseases q The Liver.
Heart and Kidneys; Headache. Infresfion.
Constipation. Dysente-y and ~ diseases q tne
The inter- az i inva,usble In Lang nd Throat
Disorders - Pneumonia CONSUMPTION trgup.
bronchitis. Asthma. ordinary Gods tA,.yrn. &C.
uec5mg vifAlixiur 10 the Blood nnn skim 49,
gar n1ffeeru cures ScfOiulA- Lul<- tnd al M
s'cffiv cruutixe diseases. whatever their ncfurc :
Tape WeE1ns- PIN worms arc ~
many crown PERSONS are killed and removed from
tie system 81 the prompt action q vinegar
Tor Female Complaints IN YONG 9
oiI married ar single. ~ the dawn ~ uOn4nnuuu
N ne fnrn Of life this Tonic Btter- h1e no equal
IRheumnah~Sss Gent Neuralgia, and A
similar painful diseases are rs.lr*cl no " -
Imvalidss give 61he IBiescss trizl.
6eol for elf6er a. our vainsbt r.fercncs hcck'
fcr ladies' for farmers. for nerc1.ni. enr nra.c.
Treaf-e Diss.sss Or our cs,e.tasn r. 49, ~.
40 1a x IKE share fsS,s rssilsi free On =
crlIf ~ four c-ntz for r.T!.,rA;.on t.ss- -
=. -. MeDonnid DsnF 800 - Wo!!s',,s,o
- Ssrset. cor Charlton 81. N,x York.
Sold b. AL Dealers and Drugglssss
Nov. 18th. 1885 ~ at.
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Jefferson u. trustees Notice.

1TVHE undersigned viii be q Bis ofIicf
j 70 attend 10 township business q
Jefferson township. Dubois county. o.
Saturdays or each week, and requests all
persons having business with the town
ship 70 attend 10 Il on those days The
libraries are kept a J. w
Jacobs in Birdseye. and the Trustee
residence. where al persons entitled CO..
John CUMMINS.
Sept. 8. '8l-y. Trustee Jefferson Tp-
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