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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25
J.oIiN il. WHtrfaIpE. REGISTER.
APPLICATION F0a A PATENT.

Us IANp.orriJ&, n"E>p"ou", =. ~
JlaTt, -. iN>>,
Noti,c &, raroly given t1at tur iialnrI Peas
lin Miniug. Milling and Manufacturing CON
DAMN. hN lisa cont AMI tplc>.Hlaiitc, James y
foNlc,, whose poN,rli.o address !, itdpl"
pc.hingion Co.,, Territory 81 NtA''i, mas iiu'
naN nlpd It's application tor % patent ipI l4Nbt
linear t,ct OF trt Ccrtic Tia Nnii" clt'n. lose,
Nclu or |uvloNi,, 1rdtiug an ana "iAc, hHilri1l,
NIta ,lr,lCc glouNI 3D trti m N!jtA. ~ollttl''I
in Illl Cl1l mlulIE dl>,rlrl, ,Aut otH,tHl/'t
Comfy ut fruuiugtolapd Territory oi Dlho'i.
and DESIGNATED r., the ltrld noses AID on. Hi
pli on llr m ans Office rs lot 'nurn,rr 10, 'p"u
unsurNuN ii lpaActSt OF the Black Iiul> NCrlCl an,
saii lo, SO "a being n follows, to-WIt:
BEGINNING al the northeast corner Tor corner
~. l.. "a post N5NG4 inches, - inches IA tno
ground. protected ~ a mound OF iorN 40 men,
iu d~l.tIuric" "a me tine base amt p inches llg.l,
marked COR. 80. ! on odc side tid VI. {. -, nl
tic opposite SIC" Tor corner 40. |. from " lI =
pilc tlre II m"le> in Diameter, niUgi "'i.
marked =. T. Cor. No j.. hears south - dee -
MIN \,,>i. .1 tcrl distant. A pine tree - inches
i'm diameter. rllzcd and marked i. /. toi; 80. l.
bears North 90 deg - lnil Wcsl, - lr'| "lnuVii
l.. =. Locating Monument 80. ~ bears norm q
Ieg 80 mil west. 4o13.}G tC"t distant; | :. Local
in, Monument 40. ~ bears hultA y de- IS mn
ca,., 2,.l., .rci di,;aIi. Theme" FIRST course
south deg 81 min T. ili%5 4 20 cor 70. tllehct
80. g: thence tlird course, : . De- - nun &cNl
it,1.Jlt bcn" ~. :, ihUi'' '"if,lI course, \ -
lc,U- uiu casi, a"Itcc' 70 corner Sol +, In" pIitc'
ol BEGINNING. containing los acres. -iiSi''t'
variation - dr4 81 mih east.
The location Of tltN miIt, - rcrpfirf ~ IN,
office %, mn, RaliStrr oi Deeds Of thc County al
pcmine,on and Territory OF Dakota, ia booh ~.
page 57 of Location certificates OF S'ij county
The adjoining claimants are on tir norm tii'
DoEiror. Wyoming NO. . ana NAulni"G 80, +
and on the east bvthc S|ppniard lode.
ANY and All persons cialnllliE adversely any
portion ot said Gtrtlc mining ciaInl, lodr, trlh ol
deposit SJrIarc grOllId;tic felihl'u oi!' iil'l;
adverse claims with the ~lcylstrr ol TN" ilt'o
states Land Office at D%cadWood, "a The lrIilloil\
OF Dakota. dullug the si>t, days pc.lNd ~ puhil
cation hereof, or they VIII u" barred ny FiF|1e 81
the provisions of the statute.
JOHNsE WHilESlDE, Register.
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing G"ilrt
Of a,,n,irltiGu for pa,c.t Joe published FOR th,
DcriCu os tiNtr days. ,ri.ycu "cOuN rnliNe weeks
H. tec custer CHRONICLE, = weekly n'"Nltvc'
pdhlIshcd al Custer city, DIfoia Territory.
.JOttN il. WiiiIE>iDE, Register.
First publication, February 1.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25
P''' J,oInN.E W!iIIESIDE, Register.
VI A. No. 500.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

January 20, iSS4.
Malice is hereby given that The Harvey PEAK
lin Nu,iny. Alli.- agd MANUFACTURING COM
I,u, Ia, il. typnt and REPRESENTATIVE lame, IS.
ijHrler. vno,, po,tnlhct address i, Kapid city.
,nis ,T,y tI,d its fabrication loy n uatcpt ioI
,,sI .'iiii3.ar t',t - I'M, Grur.r Is. com. miuc N
,,iI, i,.,ri.r t, and ut}ur mineral, vita ,uritr,
5rounJ ut<r ftpt i'm width. situated in lili Cll
~n'i,,im1 Ji,.rict cniuty az p|.uuIngtou1 ana lrrri
INV ~ nap nia' ana t,igrttclh IN M G,ld aoty,
AKA nrsri1i sE,t on re-. III lIi, onitc a,lot uuIubcl
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25

Goveinor-Loui X. Church.
S@ccretaIy M Il. Mccormack.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trip.
Associate iuStlccs-t harles VI. Thomas. W. II.
MCCONNELL q. :. Palmer and James spencer.
united states Atlprncy-JOhu l.. Garland.
United states Marshal--D. w. MarAtta.
Tencral --Mari> Taylor.
Deicgatc to CuuGro>S-D. :. clifford.
Ftrrltorla lircaAurcr-J W Raymond.
Territorial Auiitpr-k W taldWcll.
uperlntcndcntof rlhiic Instruction-A .Sher-
lltn Jones. Assistant -. ". CuNan.
Attorney Iru~cIHl-Gcortc :. Engcl
Commissioner of Observation-Disclosures Dunlap
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25
CUSTER CHRONICLE


Custer AMI Buffalo Gap daily EXCEPT Slndaysl
itaNcs Custer az ~ "A. IN. Arrives ut Butlalo can
al 20 I. m. Leaves Buffalo Gap al 10 a. m.
Arrives rs Custer 1880 y. IN.
custer ANA DcadwoOd tri weekly leaves Chs
Der tuesdays, lhurSdays and saturdays at g a. m.
Arrives at pcaawood same daY . .. m. Arrives
al Caster Mhndsys, Wednesdays and Friday Q
T., IN, Leaves D~cadwood same days Is a. IN.
custer ana kapid Uri-wcck'y way maiD arrives
and departs via Caster and Dcadwood route.
Custer and Rocks weekly arrives and departs
Saturdays.
s. NJ. BOOTH, +. NJ.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25
NOTICE or FORFEITURE.

To c. Hartscl, Co-oNlrr WIN \. ]. Van Get:
VOW are hereby notified that .hc subscriber
has performed the representation work upon
that certain lode or ltd-r, situate in Bismarck
mining district. in bennington county, in the
90 Dakota, known AZ the Bird iodc,
for the year cndiug january lSt. ISIS: and that
the value OF the 9aid representation work
done for You and for the purpose If representing
your interest IN the said lode j. fifty dollars
$4,000. And you are further notified that lIn-
less the said sum Of tilty dollars shall be paid "a
the subscriber on or before the 18th day oi
August. 1858. all Your right, Title and interest IA
and to the said lode VIII forfeit Ia md vest in the
subscriber.
Witness my hand this 18th day of January,
1855.
A.. 4. VAN CLEFT,
First publication, January -.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25
Puzzled Cns.nms Officers.

English customs officers are puzzled
what 10 do about goods made in Germany
and France with English mn,hs nut on
them, sent To England and then reshipped
to other countries as English goods. If
they permit the goods to pass through
discredit is cast upon English manufac-
lures, and if they stop them English yes
sells lose the job Of carrying The goods
New York sun,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25
so, SOL.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.


\nNnI,h4r " IN4- |
%,t..a i borah, ,iyrn mai Cp1rI., II Walker.
,rI Htfiua.i : (N,nj twI,n,n ,u,to,i.r address
,.,I", =, ,,,,..r "',,i',, b,sn", Irrri,,r,
49,. ~. H.; nl.'i' tb.it gi,,i Mon fny - ,,lt,rIf
-, th. nv, ,'i,,r, ,finI,t, ,lIuu win Si,rf, r,
M -, .Ht,nirI in ma n-,r,t,ll,d Inn
,r n,i,i.r NIL ri.t r,,,ntV M CIs,
~ r+l.,t. i, ,tn'n,I,.t,l 10.
IN ~, lax XXI. II ,TIat nm liz In MI.
',r ~ 80 - 49, - pi,i",, dIl, ri.,
- ~, 49, ~. /, 'rit,,' N~|rii,, ~
,l',lL WHY i''III, =, ~ 49, -. t IN = -
,outC
~ =, ~, ~ 'n,',,j ,n.nnnn6 rf rn.E
~ n y ~ M n,. ".iI, md %o nn nm.
az r ,,,,',, X, ,",, vyhirl' cnrnhr
N"'' - ',iitn"'' . ,n ..r, 'nuIh :. - d - g.,
-, go go, \, ,,"t E],I,,nit, H., Lao
n'i. ,l,, ~, 'i,,,, " ~. MN J. Smi,.:! r Tntn
.'N ''"'N - ' ~, - '"'i' - III ~
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25

UaF.Hg9 NSRcwaried are those who read
hs2Se.ht ~ this and then act: they will
ssgWL ih", m 4nn n%, ike em ,E@S; ,nait
homes aud families. The profits are large AMI
sure for every industrious person, many have
made aud are now making several hundred dol
lars a month. IT Is easy for any one 80 make :.
Gud upwards per day, who is willing to work
Either sex. Young or old capital not needed
we start you. Everything now. No special abil-
iIy required. you. reader. can DO II AZ well as
amy one. Write 20 us at once for all particulars,
which Wc mail free. Address StinsOn & Co.
Portland, Maine.
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~. ys va rw. Sea Wonders exist M thousands Of
gg5u 4, sJforms, but are SlrpGsscdb by the mar
aEI'I I" vcls Of inycntion. Those who are
- 5sNaa in need Of profitable work that can
hc done while living ~ home should at once
send their address 10 ~lllllctt IL CO., Portland,
Maine, and receive free, fun Information no"
either sex, of Nil ages, can earn from g. To So
are started free. Capital not required. Some
have made oyc. so in II single day at this work.
Al succeed.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25
MINING APPLICATION NO. 507.
l.. s LAND OFFICE, DFADwooD, ID. I. [
Dpppmbpr hth. 1897. |

December ON, 1851.
Notice is hereby given that Ernest II. Smith,
whose p~ostoiilCc address is custer CITY, custer
County, y. f., has made Application Ion Il patent
tor Snilh Placer Claim of 9j.I5-lUD acres placer
lniuiug ground bearing gold, situate IN custer
mot Organized mining district, custer County,
Dakota, ana described III the oiactal pltt ana
field notes on hlc ia this Office, as follows, W.;
beginning al most westerly corner o. Nniilh
Placer claim, az a square pine post -NiN6l .hclltS
set la ground and in mound OF rock, marked VI.
&. 80 on one SIDE aud No. | on opposite Slur lor
corner 49,. !. being also corner No. |, NJ { 800
tlark Placer Claim, from Nlicll corner I. -.
Locating Monument No. ~ bears ;. ~ deg. "
min. l., 1.91i irct distant, Spire Caster tltN
School house bears \ ~ dec. ~ nm. w. t.tldIn-
uY James Peak bears y. 90 de-. 30 MN. t..
Thence first course, ;. p deg. r, variation 10
deg. 10 min. l., 1850 feet 10 corner No. :; lilehcc
second course +, N~arlalluli - dtg. 10 hhlA J.,
100 feet to cOrucr No. 3, thence. tAlrd course v,
variation Il deg. 10 min. +, CLEO 70 icct 10 corner
No. ! thence fourth course l., variation 10 DEG.
~ min. i, lls2.j-lO rect - corner No. D; lh'il'e
NTH cougSr ~, q dec. % min. W, variation II ut5
lufntI. =, lA.j feet - corner NoN6, ihcire >lNth
course W, variation - deg. 10 ann. 4, l12i lctt -
corner No. z: thence seventh course y, , deg, -
min. +, variation - deg. 10 MIN T., ol ltrl 10
corner 80. IS: thriicr clghtn course y, IS deg 3
uin. W, variation ~ deg. Ia mln. =, 1902 feet 70
corner SO. 9: Thence nntn course =, ! deg. -
max. ", }dli,ion - de-. 10 nun l., T'i lttl I"
corner luHunrr and place OF beginning, CON
tanning nJ.-, acres 81 placer MINING ground.
lhc location. "a tbs mine il Recorded ~ ne
Registered pred> oitcc "a 81 t'l county, y. =,
ou pages ~, -u,, 4rA, 80 an" &31, ~ book ! 81
Loroiipas. Adjoining Oairltntn are Ozark Placer
tialu on north and IoMhNltc OF custer tl! on
Ai persons holding adverse claims thereto are
r|p'tir,l r. present tic same hciol, tils once
WithiG slN., DAYS nom the hrst day II publicA-
uon rrr,oi. or tilc\ Viii he barred by virtue oi
jOItNK WIilIEsIDF, Register.
hoN,lR Meno>\hh' Att'ys for Claimant.
AND A. t.4EAN,
If /, hrrrby ordered t4at The forrroing uotic,
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STUDY OF MESMERISM.
SOME VERY CURIOUS EXPERIMENTS
MADE AT THE CAPITAL.

Journalist Croffut's Exhibition of skill IN
Dypnotism-suggested burglary Com
mitted by "A "sensitive"-Not So Sue
cessful with Another Subject.
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The National tribune., 1888-03-01
The North ,seaat 1T

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: On July A.
1862, court was sitting at Fredericksburg Va,
for the trial of offenders against military laws
An Irishman was charged with having lain
violent hands upon q Sergeant in the exercise
of his duty. The officer appeared in court with
his eyes in mourning, and other evidences OF
the hardness Of Pats knuckles. Pat being al
lowed TO tell his story, related how, after being
on guard the day before, he was taking the rest
allowed by the regulations, and having a quiet
game of "Old sedge" with c0mrade
% When" says Pat, up comes Serg't Delaney,
ser HonoTg, an be says to me: 'Pathrick
O'Flaunigan, fall in fur dhrill.' An thin
says to him. says 1: Sargent Delaney, I'll not
keerds from mo hand, an he says, says he /:
Pathrick O'Flannigan, wud ye fall in fur
dhrili2' An l sthands up, an / says to him,
says [: Sargent Delaney, I'll not fall in fur
dhrill!' An thin, yer Honors, he knocks me
down. AM thin / stbands up forninst him, an
says 10 him, says Sargent Delaney, do yees
name that2' An thin, yer Honors, he knocks
me down agin. An / says TO him the second
time, says [: Sargent Delaney do yees name
that2 An he knocks me down agin. An thin,
yer honors bate him." This anecdote puts
mine mind that again and again has the North
come up to the mark to ask the South, Do you
mean that2" and again 1t would be repeated
until forbesrance ceased to be virtue; and
then, like Serg't Delaney, the South came in
for a batting" and good one, or the CORE
spondents of your paper are Neutrality-suspicious.
BLOOD Galena, Oak.
The National tribune., 1888-03-01
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Comrades Queries and ReDiies-0dds and Ends Of
LIZ.

Comrades Queries and ReBiies-0dds and Ends Of
Information.
Comrades answering these inquiries are re-
quesed to write directly to the persons asking for
the information. add not TO The NATIONAL TRIB-
USE.l
John Upton, Co. K. 18th Indiana Infantry Dem
nison, O., wants the addresses of Capt. Adolphus
o. Mitchell, Sergta Carey and Strong, Of the same
ompaBy.-Charlcs Baker, 10th Pa. Cav Far
Rockaway, y. Y, would like the address of Surg
Bowes, who stationed at the Walnut Street
Hospital, Harrisburg, Pa. In lsG3.-W. II. Caus-
Ter, Co. A. Sd Ky. Cav. New Albany, Kan, wants
TO hear from some Of his comrades who were 10
Sacramento, KY, on Dec. g, iS6I.-IsIijah Wood
Sub Rosa, Ark, would like some one to send him
the address Of his brother Corneius.-WiII Z.
Sparks, Box 30, Grant CITY, Mo- would like to
lznog The whereabouts Of Lieut. Dick F." johnson
Co J. SD Ind, Serg Is John Irwin and w. w CHS
| man, Of tie s4tile company.---Firgil w. Hough-
/ ton. SpFBgne, Bates Co.. no, would like to know
/ the whereabouts Of lis brother Edward The last
/ heard Of him than he his way to salt
/ Lake from Butte City, to be tfeated.--A j. Raig-
/ nell Horse Neck, ~. Fa wants the addresses Of
/ Capt. Church Bolzun, Bisbey Koehran or any
member Of Co. A 18th Ind; also Samuel Madison
in the construction car and Conductor of eonstruc-
/ LOn-lraiu that ran with him into Sbermans army
Jacob \. OvermaB 60. 9, 9Th Kan, Vermiliion,
I Oak. would like the addresses OF Lieut.. Smith,
/ Edward Minton and Capt. w S. Jenkins, Of same
company any regiment.
The National tribune., 1888-03-01
nan-Yes'm. Anything elso2


An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and
all throat and Lung Affections also positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases. has felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, will
send free of charge, to all who desire 1t, this
recipe, in German, French or English, with full
directions preparing and using. Sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper,
w. A. NoYEs, 149 Po0eY's Block, Rochestg, NJ z.
The National tribune., 1888-03-01

of the graveyArds flowers of dollhouse culture were
mingled with the more modest field flowers"
Suggestions:
1. Praise God. Our Gloria in ErceEsis and our
Te DeHms are Hosannas
3 Obey Christ. (Cf. Verses and 6.) BE is
our King.
3. Show regard for Christ by acts as well as
words
4. Study the Scriptures and try TO fulfill their
spirit. va
5. Testify for Christ, and that even before his
enemies.
s. Have faith in Christ. Trust him.
The National tribune., 1888-03-01
Peach Tree Greek,

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: There has Of
late been much CONTROVERSY over the battle of
Peach Tree Greek, az TO what troops crossed
the creek first and as to what troops were en-
gagged. They nearly all concede that the battle
took place July 20, 1854, and that we had
lively set-to with Capt Hood, Of rebel fame
Now, Mr.. Editor, l think il would stop all cav
ling about this battle if we could have full
and accurate account of the battle, position of
the troops engaged, and what troops were en-
gagged and know of no one who could do it
better than Gen. Slocum, of this State. Win
you see If you can induce the General to write
it up for publication in your paper? am sure
il would be very interesting to those who par
ticipated in that battle.-J B. BENEDICT Ser
geant, Co. g, both n. Y, East Avon, n. Y.
The National tribune., 1888-03-01
He Graduated.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: / was taken
prisoner at the battle of Gettysburg July 2,
1868, and remained a prisoner of war until
April %, 1865, period Of nearly p months. 1
am graduate Of Libby, Belle Isle, Anderson
vile, Savannah, 8lillen and Blackshire. When
captured at Gettysburg Pa, l weighed 1913
pounds; when was released near Jackson
vile, Fla, weighed 971 pounds. Ny term of
imprisonment at Andersonville was IL months.
/ would like to hear of any prisoner of war who
was confined longer than / was.-ELIsHA w.
PARKs, Co. ID, Hist Pa, UnionvilIe, Mich.
The National tribune., 1888-03-01

demned to work in the mines, under sentence OF
the Roman Government.
The Prophet Elijah caused iron to swim.
!. How tall WAS the giant Goliath ?-Chsrles
Knippei, Cleveland, o.
q Who made the first coats mentioned in the
Bible, and of what material? 8. How many daugh-
tiers had the Priest of INDIAN; and what service
did they perform for their father?-A Q. SmeRd,
Hunting, o.
4 On what two occasions did Christ speak of
death a sleep?-" Cinderella" Loredo, Mo.
The National tribune., 1888-03-01
Consumption surely Oprea.

To the EdltOr:-
Please inform your readers that have q
positive remedy for thu above-named disease.
By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. shall be glad
TO send two bottles Of my remedy FREE to any
of your readers who have consumption il they
viii send me their Express and P. o. address.
Respectfully,
T. A. EL0CUM, NJ. c., 1871 Pearl st., New York.
The National tribune., 1888-03-01
The Fore NJ Habit.
boston Ta,.script.1

Lady purchaser.--Now, please do not ask me,
after l have bought what l want if there's
anything else. If want anything else, l can
remember TO ask for it without being reminded
that there is something else that I may want
Do you understand
Salesman-Yes'm. Anything elss2
The National tribune., 1888-03-01
THE PRESIDENTS.

Come young folks al, add learn my rhyme,
Write ike the ones 81 oldeu time,
For linked together, name 20 name,
The whole q sgrcr place viii claim;
And firmly 10 your mind shall stand
Tie names Of those wilo'ye ruled our land
4 noble list. George Washington,
john Adams. Thomas Jefferson,
James Madison aud James Monroe,
john Quincy AGaus-and below
Comes andrew jackson IN his turn;
Martin Van Bureu next we !caTn,
Then William Henry Harrison,
Whom soon John Tyler followed on.
And after Tyler. James *. Pork;
Then ZschHFy Taylor ruled the folk,
ria death. Then aIlllErd Fillmore came;
And Franklin Pierce We next must name.
And James buchanan then appears.
Then Abraham Lincoln through those years
or war. And then when life was lost
Twas Andrew johnson filed the post.
Then u. 3 Grant and r. y. Hayes
1 .yafnes A. Garfield, each had place.
/ Aud Chester Arthur and my rhyme
! Ends IA Grover Clevelands time
/ When did the Government declare the war OF
the rebellion ded?-Sarah Isabel Davis, Clinton
Mich.
2 Who, IN a fran canoe, on a stormy night, Wis
tied Indian wigwAm 20 save the lives Of his enc
/ miesP-" Northern Girl y Of Michigan.
/ g. Who was the first foreign missionary sent out
| by the American Baplists; and Of what church WA
! he q member2-Charles II. Straight, Pawtuoket
RI
4 In Whist year were muskei-b balls made to pas.
instead OF fxrthngs7 5. What officer lost his life
because he failed 10 open note?
e. What sovereign was known AN The FiFst Gen
icnGD Of Europe ?-Lulu NJ. Hickman Ross
I vile, III.
T. How old Louis XIV when he assembled ths
{ throne; how long did he reign; and what was ths
| character OF his nT-Ktite Horn, Angola Ind
BIBLE BRIGADE.
4 CoInraSe Charles A. Muller Macedonia Pa
( says that religion is used but once in the Bible
4 Ii Is defined by James ia his Epistle, Chap.
I verse n.
/ The Hebrew measures Of length were Aye-th,
| fingers breadth; the hands breadth; the span
| the cubit and the reed.
The value IN money OF the talent OF RoIS
| was s56 800; of the silver talent 81 GO
Shamgar. related IN the third chapter o
| Judges. slew 600 Phiiistines with ox-goad
| 81 John probably wrote the Book of Revelation
ia tle solitude of Patnos, where he had been con
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As to that Monument TO Grant.
M, Vol Ia-ns.

collision on the river, blockade on the
bridge and an almost fatal accident on the
elevated railroad, all in one day, are enough to
make one reflect that this is good deal of
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UTIlO Ali Fits stopped free by DIR. CIine's Great
lllD, Nerve Rest0rer. No Fits after fTst days
use Marvellous Treatise and 2e0trial bottle
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Hammond Restored,

a victim OF y9u5nfUt lnpTnliencs sislng Prsnasure
Decay, Nervous Debility. Lost Manhood Re- having tire
IN vain known remedy, has discovered simpis
means Of selcure. which be viii send free 10 his fellow
sufferers iress CD. MASON r. u. Box 5i75. NeE0rk
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ANAGRAM.

T. Sam Shoats on q wheel did rub.
Even colt ran coy.
Brave man welcome from foreign land,
Thy name Is heard on every hand.
For three long years thou mast been gone,
But now the trip IS done the dangers Ger,
Buzz