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Coming Events.

Second annual Goa ming Tarty OF the Otto
A rams Association to Coney Island, Sunday.
Aug. 10.
Picnic and fest val OF thu j. j. shea Association
at Harlem RIVER Park, Casino and Garden thus
evening.
Picnic OF tho United Councils Of the Catholic
Benevolent Logon at sulZer's Harlem River Park
Ihnrsday afterno N and evening, Aug. "a
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FROM MONTANA.

HELENA. NJ. T.. Jan. %. 1888.
FLEMING Bros.
GENTLEMEN; have taken q great many Of De. o.. Mo.
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS and and them To b.
= wonderful pill-ali that you claim for them. They act
like q charm In case Of biliousness, sick headache, dyson
terry. 30. MRS. HENRY WrNKLKMAx.
Box 05t.
Cure sick hssdeaehe, biliousness, liver complaint, dyp-
pepsia, heartburn. indigestion. malaria. pimples on face
and body. impure blood. TO-. by US ug regularly On. O..
MoLAsE 9 CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS. prepared only b.
Fleming Bros.. Pittsburs, Pa. Price 10 cents. Sold by
A. druggists Insist upon having the genuine. On. O,
McLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepare by Fleming Bros, Of
PittsDurs,. Pa. the market being full of limitations OF shs
n me Of MCLASE. sp' lied differently, but OF the samo
pronunciation. Always make sure Of tue words ''fiem-
Ing Bros, Pittsburg. Pa. on the wrapper.
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A Necessary Preeaution.
Iron 7e1as Sirttng,.l

Daughter-Paps. dear, Nj. Sampson 10 coming
tom ,ght, and | wish Wnen you go 10 bed that you
would close the trAnsom over your door,
Father (humbly)-Do l snOie 80 loudly a. all
that?
"Yes. papa: and | don't want Mr.. sampson to
think that tlat sort OF thing runs In the family
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and iaces. / had been in my position nearly
q year when the store was robbed of o., 900
worth OF silks. Experienced detectives were
soon at work on the case but some weeks
elapsed. and they seemed to have gained no
clue, when, to the astonishment of all, a
second robbery, as daring and mysterious as
The FIRST, was perpetrated.
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81. FutrIcK'b sons Paraded and little Moan
Knew the Reason Why.
Mona had always lived in a country town,
and, in her mind, parades and professions are
always associated with funerals.
Last st. Patrick's Day, as she stood at the
window a section of the big parade passed
by.
Who are those men, mamma P" she asked.
They are the Son of st. Patrick" was
the reply. w."
After a few minutes reflection the four
year-old asked:
rs the old man dead ?"
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"hY He Ran
l CAUGHT A ROBBER.

WENTY years ago l
left a country home
and took a clerkship
IN the wholesale house
of B & Co.. New
York, n firm then
known as one of the
wealthiest of the me-
tropolis. They dealt
largely in imported
fabrics, such AZ silks
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4GVS GREA TEST EXHIBITION

CHI.AGVS GRBA TEST EXHIBITION.
JERUSALEM AND THE CRUc1F1xIoN OF CHRIST.
A wondrous work is the panorama, ''Jerusa-
ens on the day Of Crucifxion'' now on exhibi-
ton in Chicago, in the beautiful building
erected for its reception on Wabash ave.
With whatever other motive the artists may
have wrought upon this picture, they have be-
yOnd doubt aimed to make 1t as i work Ofart a
Thoroughly constitutions production. Studies
for the picture were made at Jerusalem itself
Eminent German painters OF architecture and
landscape, spent several months upon the
ground. in company with brother artists, sup.
plying themselves with whatever could most
efficiently aid them IN reproducing with absO-
Lutte fidelity not only the surroundings of the
city as they now are but the city itself as it was
when the SAVIOR Of the world suffered without
tsgate." We have every reason t. believe. that,
80 far as Skill and fidelity can achieve 1t, and so
far as the conditions Of the case allow. one has
before him In the picture what may bring dis.
ttnctl into view the Jerusalem that was and the
CrucifxtOn as those crowds represented on the
canvass. in various attitudes Of excited interest
in the scene, must have beheld it.
Those who are teaching IS we'll as those who
are learning the things with which sacred art
deals will 10 we'll to avail themselves Of the as
sistance such art can yield and in that view the
arrival in Chicago Of the splendid panoramic
picture of which we have written. will no
doubt be doubly welcomed by thousands Of such
students. old and young."-kev. Justin Smith,
In the Standard"
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ANV0TNCE1fENT

I.
The editor of the ADVANCE is a can
didate for money and will make can
vas Of the county soon in the interest
of his ticket" asking the suffrages lin
currency of delinquent voters. He has
already served the public faithfully for
many years and he asks q reelection
to the amount now due.
In short, we are making collection
excursions through the county and we
ask all our subscribers to be prepared
to pay up. This time, We cannot wait.
and We ask all for settlement by cash
or note. -,
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FDEN lffLNEE

This Musee is situated on Wabash avenue.
near jackson street. in Chicago. The building
Is divided into grand halls, such as the Historical
ereigns, Stereo>copic Hall, Chamber of Horrors,
etc.
In these several halls are placed stcll groups
historical may he taken Lees surrender t"
Grant: Of the scientific. Stanley on the Congo
Of the literary, an informal reception ut Sara
are the rulers and royal families Of the world.
The Stereoscopic Hall IS the largest and finest
In America, containing 1929 perfectly i,lumina-
ted views. The Chamber of Horrors Is impress
sively grand, 1.-The History OF a Crime which
IS there situated, being a most enn0bling lesson.
The Eden MuSec also contains one IT the
this country, wherein you may listen to Mr..
Paul Olah's popular and well-rOunded Hungar-
ian Gypsy Orchestra, and wherein you may.
as a strictly moral entertainment should fur
niSh.
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THEIR BUSINESS BooM1Na.

Probably no one thing has caused
such general revival of trade at e.
W. Smiths drug store as their giving
away to their customers of 80 MANY
free trial bottles of Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Trade is
simply enormous In this very valuable
article from the fact that it always
cures and never disappoints. Coughs.
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group and
all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying
by getting trial bottle tree, large
size 81. Every bottle warranted. s
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR.

The price Of The Sioux CITY WEEK
LY JOURNAL has been reduced from
81 rs q year to 81 90. The paper will be
sent six months for Is cents. The
WEEKLY JonRNAL is q large paper
twelve pages. every week-and gives the
latest news. and all the important news.
It is especially devoted to the interest of
this section. Only one dollar year.
Subscriptions will be taken at this rate
at this Office.
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MARRIED.

At Augusta, Wis.,, Oct. II, 1883. By
Rev. +. Bradford. Jr., Mr.. H. g.
CRAWFORD, Of Worthington, and
Mrs. KATE X. JONES. Of Augusta,
Wisconsin.
A quiet event, and yet it has pro.
duced sensation in Worthington, Mr..
G. being one Of our most popular and
respected young men, teller in the
Bank OF Worthington, and Mrs. Jones
being well known here as formerly one
OF our best teachers in the public
schoOls. Congratulations from many
friends.
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OBITUARY Y.

A copy Of the Howard, Dak., Press.
announces the death Of Mrs. Theresa
Gotthelf, wife of DR.. Louis Gotthelf,
formerly OF this county. She died
Sunday, Oct. ID. 1883, at st. Mary's, in
Miner county. Mrs. Gotthelf was born
Oct. 2, 1885, IN Fairfield county, Ohio,
in the vicinity Of Lancaster. or, If we
mistake not, near Sugar Grove. Her
maiden name WAS Phillips. Her parents
went from there to Pettis county. Mo-,
in 1858. DR.. Gotthelf. we believe, at
one time practiced medicine at Lancas-
ter. Ohio.
Mrs. Gotthelf has many friends In
Henry township, in this county, who
will sorrow with the family over the
loss of u devoted wife and mother.
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MOTHERS !!

CAsToR1A is recommended by pbysi-
clans for children !eething. 1t is a
purely vegetable preparation, its ingre-
dents are published around each bot
tie. 1t is pleasant to the taste and ab-
solutely harmless. 1t relieves consti;a-
ton. regulates the bowels, quiets pain,
cures diarrhB and wind collie. allays
feverjshness, destroys worms, and pre-.
vents commissions, soothes the child
and gives it natural and refreshing
sleep. Castoria is the children's pana-
cea-the mothers friend. IS doses, Is
cents.
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Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was used with the
greatest success during our epidemic Of
Bloody Flux. do not know of u case
that was lost where this Remedy was
used. One of my friends, about six
miles from here, had a child that was
given up by the two doctors who at
tended it; he then used Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
used it speak of it in the highest terms.
Wishing you abundant success for the
good you are doing, am. Very Truly
Yours.-P. E. LAVENDER, p. NJ,
Chestnut, Amherst, Co., Va.-Sold by
G. w. Smith.
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Tomorrow. Friday night, Hon.
Eugene Nj. Wilson, Democratic candt-
date for governor, will speak at Ma
sonic Hall. This will be the only op-
portunity to hear him, and We have no
doubt he will be greeted with a full
h1ran
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Auditor Mills recently ordered sever
al notices Of redemption to be printed
in the Globe. They were notices in
which bankers at Rock Rapids were in
terested, and they ordered them pub
lished in the ADVANCE because they
had had trouble heretofore, and had to
republish notices, owing to Mills stub
bornness in publishing them in the
Globe. All such stubbornness, defiance
of mems orders, and spite work, Mills
calls "devotion to the interests of the
people, Once in a while there is a
voter soft enough to believe it,
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E.0tiCe TO Hay SINNERS.

On and after December !, l will be in Chicago,
and having had several years experience in the
hay business, Ontrack and to consumers. and
having large Acquaintance there, ". uhl he
pleased to handle hay for shippers in this part 1T
the sta;e.-ThOse " no contemplate shipping hay
Mimi, when will call on them and make the
necessary arrangements.
References: j. NJ. Dickson. F. L. Hansing,
Fuda &C. Z: Dinehart. SaytOn; Rev. NJ. Nc
DOnnell, J. A. Smith, Iona.
9-im Fl. NJ. HARVEY.
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LETTER FROM MR.. TINN rs

EDITOR ADVANCE: Kindly allow
me space in your columns to protest
against having my name dragged into
a political quarrel. Ihave no grievance
against Mr.. Peterson: have known him
for more than thirty years, and Mr..
Anderson for nearly as long a t,eriod.
I consider either of these gentlemen
thoroughly competent to It'll the office
for which they have been nominated
by their respective parties.
Very Truly Yours,
S. ID. TIMES.
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Mr. GBYERMAN DECLINES.

EDITOR ADVANCE II see that nv
name appears on the Democratic ticket
as q candidate for County Commission.
er, which Is against my will and con-
sent, and I canont accept the office in
case of election. Please give this card
place in your valuable paper so that
any one who may be disposed to vote
for me may vote for his next choice.
PETER 4EYERMAN.
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U. 8. Land ONCE, wor hington, MINI.

U. s. Land ONCE. wo' hington, MINI.
Sept. II, 1888.
Notice Is hereby given tho the following "a
med settler has filed notice of his intention to
make hnsl proof in support his claim, and that
sara proof Will be made before the Register and
Monday, the 18th day Of Oct, 1883,
Viz: Charl. HOckhaus:
II. +. No. 1855,
For the neH OfSec. l8-l 044l.
He names a. witnesses:
Baltasar Hartung. John p. Hens. Thomas
MINI.
G. p. SHEPARD, Register.
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1LBCTl0lv TIcKB7A

1LBCTlON TICKETS.
The ADVANCE is already illling
orders for both Republican and Demo
cratic tickets and Is prepared to fur
nish them in any quantity with prompt
ness and correctness. The tickets We
are printing have been carefully
prepared from and revised by the forms
sent out from the State headquarters
OF both Republican and Democratic
Committees and can be relied on as cor
rect and warranted to stand the count.
Come on with your orders.
We announced last week that Mr..
Mcclure and family were to become
residents of Worthington. The Daily
lronton Republican publishes the fol.
lowing resolutions adopted upon the
removal Of MIR. McCune from that
place:
RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEPARTURE OF REV.
M'CUN8.
day last, the following resolutions wero adopted
apropOs the departure OF Rev. Robert Mcclure
for bis future home in Worthington, Minnesota:
wnra.A The rev. Robert Ms cGu assn has as Il.
ways during his stay among US manifested tho
most active interest In al that portatned 70 tho
the mutual well being of our several churches,
and the prosperity Of our city.
WHEREAs. BY his ability as minister Of the
gospel, aud his personal sympathy. counsel and
encouragement to us his brethren, In the lord,
he has ever been held In the highest honor and
esteem, therefore. -zs.:. >
RESOLVED, That we. the Ministers Associa-
ton: now IN conference, do hereby place on re:
cord our deep felt regret over the removal Of
one so eficient and faithful as . worker with
ue. and at the same time would express our
sincere appreciation Of all that he did 10 Ell.
nance tho Interest, temporal comfort and So
ctal pleasure of our association:
=, And while sympathiztng with his congrega;
with the community likewise thus deprived Of .
Wishes follow HIM to his new e1d ., act,vit S
and we shall ever pray that the Lord may
abundantly bless him IN It, making his future
life and work. as In the past though different
sphere, rebound to the glory Of God and the
highest interests Of mankind. BY order OF the
Minister'S Association.
z. e. MORAN. Secretary.
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Next Tuesday, Oct 80, at 8 p. m. at
the Congregational Church, Rev. Chas.
H. Mcintosh will give an address on
''Christian Education Among the Ne
groes, Mountain Whites and Chinese, -
Illustrations by maps, charts and
stereopticon views. Admission free.
No collection. The purpose is to give
people an intelligent view of these
avenues of Denevolence.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Mobiles. 3d.

District Court. Thirteenth Judicial District.
Rio u. Barber
against
Henry II. Anderson.
The state Of Minnesota to the above named de-
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action, which Is
ed In the Office of the clerk of the district court
OF the 18th judicial District in and for the coun-
ty OF Mobiles, and state of Minnesota.
and to serve copy Ofyour answer to said COM
plant on the subscribera at his Office, In the VII
lage OF Worthingt0n in said county,
OF this summons upon you, exclusive of the day
Of such service; and Il you fail to answer the
plaintiff In this action Will take
judgment against you for the sum OF one hundred
and seventy eight dollars and fifty cents with in
terest at the rate of per cent. per annum from
the list day Of january. 1883, together with the
Dated September 7th, 1883. "a.
l.. NJ. LANCE. Plaintiffs Atty,
WOrthington, MINI.
Sept. 20 to Oct o. -,
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Mrs. Chas. Hecox and family left a
few days ago for Colorado Springs. Col.
Mr.. Hecox has been there during the
past year and has prospered in that
most beautiful and wealthy city. We
commend them to the good people of
that place as worthy of respect and con
fidence, and we envy them their daily
look at the gigantic Pixies Peak, which
will almost throw his shadow across
their door yard.
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j. II. Oaks, who is roadmaster for the
district just north of the village, has
done the country north and the whole
village a favor by grading up the road
along from the Dondore place to Col.
Matsons. This sag has been one of the
worst pieces of road leading into town,
in muddy weather, and q little more
added to the work now done will make
it q sort of turnpike.
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How TO ENJOY LIFE.-To be we'll
housed and we'll fed il the most impor.
tant feature of trip for business or
pleasure. When you 90 to St. Paul try
the new Clifton Hotel. near the post
office. It is one of the finest hotels in
the country. and is conducted on the
European and American plans.
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DIED..

LAwREEcE HILMER HEssELRoTH,
only son Of e. W. and Clarisa Hessel.
roth, Of Mobiles county, Minnesota.
after long and painful sickness, passed
quietly to rest October Is, 1888. Aged
II years. month, 4 days.
Rev. H: J.. Harrington, of Worthing-
ton, ut Vale's school house.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
S 1 HDGS IF N Gf N6sIE4.. : IS.


In PROBATE COURT.
Order to Show Cause OH filing Petition to Sell
Land.
October Term, Monday. October l, 1883.
In the matter Of the estate OF Thomas Bren.
nan, deceased.
y On reading ana aling the petition OF Mary
OF said estate, setting forth that no personal es.
tate has come to her hands the amount Of debts
outstanding nsainst said deseased and de-
ceased died seized, ami the condition and value
Of the respective portions thereof; and pray
s 9s t. nsF Ga%s 70 s all the
ne s%sk f ScSes s ss VII IL
And it appearing, by said petition. that there
is no personal estate in the hands of sail Mary
Brennan to pay said debts and that it Is neces-
sary In order to pay the SANE. to sell all Of said
it is therefore ordered, that all persons inter.
ested In said estate appear before the Judge of
In said county. on
Monday, the 10Th day of November,
A. D. 1888. at one O'Clock p. m. then and
there to show cause ifany there bel why license
should u5 not not be granted to said Mary Brennan
And II is further ordered that public notice Of
the time and place Of said hearing be given to
orders for four weeks successfully previous to
said day Of hearing the last Of which pubiica-
tons shall be at least fourteen days before said
day Of hearing in the Worthin gton Advance,
Worthington. in said county, and personally
served on all persons interested In said estate,
residing In said county. at least fourteen days
before said day of hearing, and upon all other
persons interested. according to law.
Dated at Worthington, the lst day OF October
A. D., 1888.
BY the Court,
TSeal] E. L. WEMPLE,
7-4w Judge of Probate.
GEO. w. WILSON, Atty for Petitioner.
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Subscribers to the ADVANCE are en-.
titled to a copy of Dr., Kendall's Horse
Book whenever they nay a years sub.
scripti0n. Ask for it II you wantit.
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AUCTION SALE
on Monday, October 18th,

on Monday, OctOber 18th,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the farm OF Louis Kien-
t"f. on Sec: 26, Bigelow township. Mimi, the
following described property will be sold to the
highest bidder: good farm team. 3 year old
fOt, cows, one year old heifer, Polled An.
gus bull 2year!ing heifers, calves. 80 chickens.
Mower. seeder, horserakc, wagon. i fan
ming mill. one 1000 pound platform scale, l set
harness, harrow, plows, l cultiyator, 1 corn.
planter.
One Extension Table, stove. cupboard,
and other household furniture, and Other things
too numerous to mention. All machinery in
good running order. Farm ISL miles south OF
WOrthingtOn.
Terms.-All sums of 40 and under cash. All
sums over 40 one year time, at per cent. On
good bankable notes. Ten per cent discount
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Notice Of Annual Meetinu.
GENERAL OFFICE MINNESOTA MORT
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY

GENERAL OFFICE MINNESOTA MONTH";
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
WORTHINGTON, MIMI, ,'ct. T. 1888. }
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
place at the Office Of the President Of the Com.
pany, In the village Of Worthin gton, Mobiles
County: Minnesota on Tuesday. the 18th day of
November. A. D. 1888, at one o'clock, p. NJ. Each
either in person or by written proxy for each
share ofstock owned by HIM and registered on
the books Of the Company.
8-3w. j. HENRY LONG, Secretary
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$500 REWARD

Will be given by the Village Council,
for information which will lead to the
conviction of the parties who are
meddling with the street lamps.
BY order of Council.
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Mrs. Burright, from Gordon. Neb.,
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Miller,
of the ADVANCE.
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EXCURSION RATES.
The Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern

110 A70k11H6e0u1 CSVWS 3soPIUS u 1NOICuCIU
will sell excursion tickets. as follows:
The boom is still on in the Northwest along
the lire Of the b. c. r. g. N. R'y, and that road
will sell Excursion Tickets at ONE FARE for
the round trip from all stations south OF and in
Guiding Cedar Rapids, to all stations on Its Iowa
Falls Division. north OF and including Iowa Falls
The dates Of sales are August q, September II
and 8 and October and %, 1888. Tickets good
Tor thirty days from date Of sale.
For full information call on any B. G. r. & n.
agent, or address j. E HANNEGAN,
G.. T. & P. A..
GAd4r IA Ni6S iowa
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English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, soft, or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN. Curbs. Splints, Sweeney, Ring.
bone, STILES, Sprains, all Swollen
Threats, Coughs. Etc: Save $50 by
use OF one bottle. Warranted. Sold
by G: W. Smith, Druggist, Worthing.
ton, Minnesota. 16-41
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But one more issue before the elec-
ton. If the ADVANCE hasn't saved
the country by this time, 1t will proba-
bly, have to 60 into estate of arnica. -
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Bishop Gilbert, of the Episcopal
Church, held confirmation services last
evening, and this morning at 8 O'Clock
will dedicate the church.
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House and Lot for sale on Monthly
Payments.
48.tf S. MCLEAN.
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J. II. johnson Is now prepared to
make harness as good as the best and
as cheap as the cheapest. saw
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Deservedly popular.--We mean Laxador, for
everybody has derived much benefit from its
use. Physicians recommended 1t. Sold every
where.
put It to sleep with laudanum when restless,
but use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. 25centsa bottle.
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When Baby M sick, ~ gave her Castos,A
When she was Child, she cried foc CastoeiA
When she became Miss, she chung to C.stosia.
When shs had Chi]drsn, shs gave them Castoria