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Affair three or tour different pe

After three or four different people
had been killed in feud over q line.
fence ON . Kentucky farm . surveyor
was called upon to settle the case, and
he found that the man who CLAIMED it
by two feet was not entitled to 1t by q
rod and q hall. Then, ~ matter OF
course, . fusilade was opened on the
surveyor, and he felt himself lucky to
escape with bullet in the leg.-Lssroit
Free Press.
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You would not, perhaps, expect it, but 1t
Is fact, that well water will sometimes
make people sick.--Boston Post.
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This is an age Of wonders" said man
as he made straw hat felt by touching it."
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"THE Plains'' have almost disappeared
from the great West. The railroad ex'
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Ii afllicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
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Why is sugar made in the old style prefer
able to that made in the new stylet Be-
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A LAWN party is pleasant enough until II
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party.
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TIE vital question: "What is sausagep
is being discussed before Nebraska court.
1t is believed the jury will disagree. .--Ner-
risteuep Herald.
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MoTTo for a corset factory-"We have
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CHICK Colds and Bronchitis with Hale'i
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Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
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The Emperor Of Austria, whs ID q
great smoker, has been ordered by the
doctors to give up the fragant weed.
They attribute his neura gia to it. His
Majesty was In the habit Of smoking
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4. A. CLARK, U. 3 Architect, certines %
the efyacscy Of Red Star Cough Cure.

THE man that ought to suit you we'll
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A sERIEs Of practical talks to girls has
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practical talk 10 the proposal Philadelphis
Call.
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The best cough medicine IL Piso's Cure
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A MEAN temperature--Ten degrees below
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Witty men sometimes get into bad
places. Judge Gould. of the Portland
(Me.) police court, recently said to .
criminal: ''Look out that no more liquor
Is found in your back yard" u will.
your honor" was the reply. ''rll only
keep rats In my back yard after this. 7"
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1nvsiids' Hotel ana Surgical rnstlt

CLOVIS are good thing to have on hand
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1oo Farms for Sale. s.w. Ind Health, society.
IL soil, markets. City and County booming. Bulle-
In Tor stamp. ALEX. LESLIE, Washington, Ind.
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ADVICE,

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SYSTEM

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Unrtatms, Tmrntfure attn Carpets,
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SEASON AND THIS CLIMATE

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CARELESS

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CLIMATIC INFLUENCES

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are frequently recorded IN different sec.
tons en- The saIao day. Due regard 10
ones physical condition, and ability 10
Withstand tins effects of temperature and
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Peop!e gre
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Pushes, Dress Goods,

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BROWNS IRON BITTERs

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Send your orders for Wood to c. II.
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, 1886-08-13
Mexican Matters.

Cry OF MEXICO, Aug. 12.-Discussion
Of the Cutting case Poes on in the press
and among lawyers, whom it interests be-
cause Of the important questions raised,
but there is no heat in the discussion.
The better class of people hope that the
two governments will settle the matter by
a mutually friendly adjustment or through
equally friendly arbitration. An interest
ing question is %propounded by a learned
lawyer here. who asks. if Cutting be- guilty
Of libel on both sides of the river. why
cannot the Appellate Court Of the state of
chihuahua locate the judgment for the
crime on the Mexican side Of the river,
thus relieving the case OF its international
character 81
The resignation Of Gen. Jackson. United
States minister, is said to be positive. and
general regret is expressed by resident
Americans. The minister has won the
warm approval of all classes by his wise
and prudent course. H
The silver question il attracting great
attention here. The suggestion has been
made that Mexican dollars be exported
direct to China, The chamber of com
merce is taking an active part in 4 general
discussion ofthe question.
, 1886-08-13
Tory Plan.

DUBLIN. Aug IL. The Lish Tines, Con-
sentative, states that il is reliably informed
that Lord Randolph Churchill Is engaged
in drafting ! bin intended to solve the
Irish problem. The skeleton of the meas
ure is already done, the psper says. and
1t provides Tor universal lucai self-govsrn
land, giving Ireland. Enxlsnd. Scotland
and Wales control each Of its own imme,
date Affairs, leaving the supreme power
in the imperial parliament u~ndiminished.
The bill is described as q measure which
opens the door to imperial federation.
The full text Of the bill, the paper says,
will not be completed Lefore mex Feb
ruary, but" adds the paper. 10 far =
it has been done. it has been submitted
to the marquis Of Salisbury. the marquis
Of Harrington and others and is brued
enough TO satisfy all moderate Irish
men,
, 1886-08-13

A recent incident in London leads The
Pail Mall Gazette to explain how easily
an entry may be effected into fas ,ionable
LIE: "A young man DESTROYS OF making
an appearance in good society need only
be in possession Of a dress suit and a fair
amount OF BRASS and the thing Is done.
BE spots a reception by the carriages in
the streets, walks through the loon and
swagsers In to mingle freely with the ex-
ecutive assemblage. II he takes a fancy
to any lady present he asks his host
Lord Salisbury or anybody else-for an
introduction, which is Immediately eff
fected. 1t Is possible, OF course that the
lady may turn her back upon the ad-
mirer; but If the debutant has sense
enough to select some n whom he has
not already subjected to his prosecutions
the chances are that this will not happen,
and a delightful evening will be spent by
all concerned. Exchange.
, 1886-08-13

Anserer and Goschl. of visnns. produce
BY . new process of colorei prints. So
called @photo-chromotypes." which are
made In the printing press- Tho princi-
pie which Is applied here "a similar to the
colored lichtdruck- At nrst, phoro-lItho-
graphs are made from tho picture to Be
multiplied. which serve to some extent a
copies for the draughtsman., Tho latter
works up only snch parts which are to be
yslow; upon = c sheet those only
which are intended for blue, and 90 on.
NEGATIVES are produced which show only
. picture OF the blue parts, others for yell
low, red, etc From these negatives zinc
printing plates are etched In half tone
and the rest OF the manipulation Is the
same as the fitting OF the several color
stones In chromo-litho0raphy.
Many newspapers, for instance the New
llustrite Zietung, are furnished with
these color prints. -Anthony's Photo Bull
letin.
, 1886-08-13
A False Rumor.

DEnvER. Aug. l%2.-Some eastern pa
pers have recently published sensational
reports from special correspondents which
have caused = widespread impression that
the srain 6elds and cattle ranges of Colo
ndo hsve been devastated .by drouth and
that lords Of catsle have been driven from
the utase. Ibe chamber Of commerce
this steosng 1t . regular meeting, after
discus3ss' this subject. adopted the fol
lowing NJ .luiou:
Received, That the chamber OF com
mercs, through its president and secretary,
request that the Associated Press make a
statement to the effect that these vicious
y sensational reports which have been
published in the eastern and southern
press, that this season has been disas'
irvSs to the Agricultural and stock nter'
ests of Colorado, are unqusli6edly false
and are calculated to work inestimabl,
harm 10 our state. *
, 1886-08-13
An Appeal for Cutting.

DRIVER. Aug. ~ AN FL Paso special
this evening. says: Cutting was again
taken from his prison aud dragged before
Judge Castanedas' court. He was merely
told that the appeal taken in his case by
the lawyer who had been appointed for
him, would be tried by the Supreme
Court of the state Of chihuahua in a few
days, and he was asked if he desired to
have an attorney to take care of his
interests before that court. He replied,
as he has always done before. that he did
not recognize the jurisdiction of any
Chihuahua court and that he lett his case
entirely in the hands of the American
government. He was thereupon taken
back to prison. The Chihuahua authori
ties continue to ignore entirely the
diplomatic entanglenents resulting from
this case.
, 1886-08-13
A Pleasant Meeting.

NEW YORK, Aug l2.-The Tribune
to morrow will publish a special from
Salzburg. as follows: Emperor William,
OF Germany. arrived At Salxburg to day
on his way from the meeting At Gsstein
to Berlin. The iourney-four hours in a
carriage to the station and three hours
travel by rail. with the mercury at 81 de-
grees-told on his ninety years, and he
appeared feeble. The American guests
Of the hotel here sent flowers to him, with
expressions of respect. On leaving Salz
burg he requested the Americans to as
semble in the large hill Of the hotel where
he shook hands cordially With each man.
woman and child. and spoke to. them all
in German. His grandson. Prince vii
liam, son of the crown prince. translated
his remarks and said: The emperor
thanks the Americans for their courtesy,
and expresses his profound admiration for
the American people"
Chauncey M. Depew answered; 'Three
million Germans in America are among
our best citizens, but what they give us
takes nothing from their love for the
Fatherland. Thew have taught to so. 00O.-
600 Americans the deepest esteem and
veneration for their emperor and the
great people be SO wisely governs"
The prince expressed for the emperor
thanks for these cordial senti-
ments. The emperor took the .Ameri
cans basket of flowers with him in the
car.
, 1886-08-13

Curious DiscessfSSs Medicinal Springs.
& A writer In The Boston Transcript. who
v travelling in Arkansas, writes that 1t
Eureka Springs 1t was my good fortune
TO meet Col Boudinot, whose father was
An Indian chief OF the Cherokees, and In
conversation with him he related the In
cident thai led to the discovery Of the
sprtngA. For q long time their virtues
had been know to the Indians, but they
kept tbs knowledge a profound secret. Il
was left for the YANKEES mind to discover
and Appropriate their commercial value.
An Eastern man Afflicted with sore eyes
Waited the land Of the Cherokees, and one
day ohanced to bathe his eyes in the cool
ing water OF . spring. Il seemed to I've
him relief, and for several days the pro-
c-ss was repeated He found after . few
wseks OF h treatment that his eyes were
completely cured. Then followed the
Yankee acutenesat He bottled up the
spring water and sold 1t to the whites for
miles around. His eye water became Ia
nous. and he realized quite . rum from
it, disposal But finally his secret was
discovered, and the springs became COM
mon property.-ExchanGe. Dr.
, 1886-08-13
A Call for Bonds.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l2.-Acting Sec
rotary Fsiruhild this afternoon issued the
l40th call tor the redemption Of bonds.
The call is for $4,000, 0OO of the 3 per
cent loan of 1882, and notice is given that
the principal and accrued interest of the
bonds designated will be paid at the treas
ury on the 18th day of Sentember, 1886.
and that the interest on said bonds will
cease on that day. The bonds described
are either bonds Of Original" issue,
which have but one serial number at each
end, or substitute bonds, which may
be distinguished by a double set of mum
bers, which are marked plainly original
numbers" and substitute numbers 3"
All Of the bonds of this loan will be called
by original numbers only. Many of the
bonds originally included have been trans
ferred or exchanged into other denomips-
tons on waiver the original numbers
being cancelled, and leaving outstanding
the apparent amount stated.
, 1886-08-13

MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. 1.-THE at
tendance to-day was the largest of the
present season, the attraction being the
race for the Omnibus stakes-$l0,0O0 for
3 year-olds-ior which some ofthe leading
horses of frst class stables were entered,
making in all fifteen entries. Of which only
nine came to the post. Victory was
forecast for Dryers 800, 900 flly, Dew
Drop, but those who witnessed her race
on tuesday last with Preciosa, and whom
she only beat by a short neck. felt that
the ely would hardly be able to stand the
contest that would be made by j. Cassatt's
bay colt Bard. These representations
were fully verified by the race, IS Bard
finished winner by four lengths with the
greatest ease. The scene at the close of
the race was one of the widest excitement,
hats were flung in the air and ladies
waved their handkerchiefs and called on
Mclaughlin who rode Dew Drop, to win.
but Hayward held the. winning bride
rein. and the FLY was beaten.
, 1886-08-13
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.


Cholera has attacked the French troops
in Tonquin.
Anti Jewish riots have occurred in the
province of kief, Russia.
The forest fires in Northern Wisconsin
are dying out for lack of material.
En9lAnd has proclaimed a protoctorate
over the Ellice islands, In the South Pa
cifc ocean.
Robert L. Taylor has been nominated
as Democratic candidate for governor of
Tennessee.
Two Evanston Cinnamon recently muir
dered a Chinawoman and chopped her
body in pieces
ad Squirss and Flynn, anon their arraign-
men yesterday at New York City, entered
q plea of not guilty. -t
Canadian artillerymen have won two
principal prizes 10 the competitive contest
at Shoeburyness, England. 5tl
Lewis G.. Reed has been appointed
United States consul at Barbados and
Otto II. keiner at Santiago de Cuba. lan
Search for arms and ammunition has
been made in county Kerry, Ireland. and
= large number of weapons found, iDclud-
ing rifles.
Gen. Joseph 4. Johnston, government
railroad commissioner, is at OmSha. He
will leave Saturday on q . gendsi iuspec-
ton tour of the Union and Central Pacific
lines. sfi L..cf &
The veteran zouaves, of Ellsworth, N.
j., have reached Salt Lake on THEN way
back from San Francisco. but will return
BY the way of the Denver and Rio
Grande.
Hanlon, the champion oarsman, rowed
three miles on Lake Quninsigmond near
Worchester. Mass. in nineteen minutes
and twenty-three seconds, beating all his
previous records.