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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-12-14
CALIFORNIA
NOn-POisOnOus Dir

AUR CALIFORNIA NON POISONOUS
~ Sheep Dip is sure cure for scab. 1t gives
an increased yield Of wool. Try it and be con-
vinced of its superior quality.
This ir safe and efficient preparation, surpas
sing in .ery respsct all other compounds hereto
fore in use 1t benefits the sh ep, not only BY
destroying the parasites. but also by it ac-
tion on the skin, producing healthy condition
Of the pores, without which the yield OF wool is
sure to be short; thus by stimulating and nvigor.
ating the skin, it causes increase in wool
that more than pays the cost of dipping.
II you want a good dip, use the California Nom
Poisonous 1t is the best, and il absolutely safe
Put up in one and five gallon tins. Manu- actured
by b. S. TAYLOR h CO., san Francisco, and for
sale by N. LEVY a Co., Merchants, Winnie.
mncca, Nevada. janl9-1
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TIE sUG AK BUSINESS.
spreckles TO Tura Out a Million Pounds
Dajly.

spreckles to Tura Out a Million Pounds
Daily.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l3.-Unti the
sugar market improves Spreckles will
turn out but 100000 pounds per day.
The present margin between raw and re-
fined sugar does not allow much profit for
retioers. The consumption in this
country is reckoned at 5000. 900 pounds
daily.
The latest story about the Sugar
Trust is, its supply OF raw sugar has
nearly run out, and that its refineries
will soon have to close. Spreckles
claims to have 5000 tons of raw sugar on
hand, or three weeks supply.
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LISBON, Dec. l3.-The ex-Empress
of Brazil has received a telegram from
Rio Janeiro informing her that all her
jewels have been stolen. This loss will
be heavy blow to the Imperial family.
In the collection were comprised the
finest Brazilian diamonds in the world.
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CONFESSION OF FAiTB.
The Baltimore PTesbytery Bectdc to
Modify lt,

BALTIMORE, Dec. l3.-Tbe Baltimore
Presbytery, after long discussion of
the overture from the General Assembly
regarding the revision of the Confession
Of Faith, by a vote Of 36 to 10 consented
to change such forms and statements in
the confession as in the opinion Of many
people are liable to lead to msunder-
standing aud expose Presbyterian
doctrine TO unmerited criticism, but
which will no. marskos mutilate the
church's doctrine.
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Funeral, OF the Presidents sister in-Iaw

WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.-The funeral
Of Mrs. Scott Lord took place yesterday
from the Church OF the Incarnation.
The interment was at Oak Hill Cemetery.
The funeral was strictly private and at
tended by relatives of the deceased, the
President and Cabinet aud their families.
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TELEGRAPnIC NEWS.

| atest from all Parts of the World.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-12-14
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WIMMEMUccA, NEVADA.
Capital Paid in Including Surplus Fund $1IOOOOO0
OFFICERS
r. d. Pesde
j.. y;c-Pes;ax,t
GEO. s.. NIXON, Cashier
r. H. BACON, Assistant Cashie.

banR VIII receive Deposits Sell
Make Loans and do General Banking
per annum win b paid
pan' and for the Mutual Life Company
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THzE NEW pTRrZE STORY

Is eagerly sought for, read with pleasure or dis
appointment, is then tossed aside and forgotten.
But ladies' who read Of Dr.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. read 1t again. for they discover In
it something TO prize-a messenger OF Joy TO
those suffering from functional arrangements
or from any of the painful disorders or weak-
nesses peculiar to their sex. Periodical pains,
internal Inflammation and liberation. leucor-
rhea ard kindred ailments readily yield to Its
wonderful curative and healing powers. 1t Is
the only medicine for women, sold by druggists
under pos tive suaransee from the man
ufacturers, that it will give satisfaction In every
case, or money will be refunded This guaran-
tee has been printed on the bottle wrappers, and
faithfully carried out for many years. Sl.oo by
druggists. or six bottles for s. 90.
Copyright 1885, by WORLDS DIS. MED ASSN.
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DRAIsaGE TRUSTEES.


CHICAGO, Dec. l3.-Considerable
interested is manifested here in the
election of Drainage Trustees, which in
wolves the handling of millions of dollars
and all four tickets are being heavily
supported, with the chances for the
maierity of the Democratic ticket.
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sTOckHolDERs:

NJ Lee Julia D. Lee L. ELe s. NJ Fatt Nevada,
Morrison Sacramento CALI n Debco Sohoi
San Franoico CAL; Mrs. Princeton Phillip Wioklsnd
Carir, New, }. Sibbali Golconda, Nev.; VIM
Paradise Valley N Chas Kemer Paradise Sweetse
Blakesee F. Staufer n Levy Levy Mrs. Cs Mceid H. Bacon
DeroynHe Martin hhne Geo. D. Nixon. Wnnemua, Ne
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The INTERSTATE
Industrial Exposition
OF CHICAGO.

Will open at 8 y. M, Wednesday, Sept.
4th, 1889, and continue daily Sunday
except ed(, from 8 Il. m. to Top. M.
until and including October 10. Ad.
mission, adults, 25:cepts, children, IS
cents.
In money value, in educational in
terests, in business Importance, and
in attractive novelty, the material of
this Exposition and arrangements for
It's display have not been excelled by
any other local Exhibition Of its class
here or elsewhere
The entire Art Gallery, embracing
six rooms, is hung with the best ex-
amples:of AMERICAN art, and, as u rep
rebentative' collection, has never been
eqnalled in magnitude or merit.
In Manufacturing processes. Ma
chinery in operation, and the prodncts
of Industrial Skill, the Exhibition is
especiAlly rich and attractive.
The exhibits Of the States of Kansas
Colorado and California, are interest
ing and important scientific collect ions
by the Chicago Acadamy of Science
and others, embracing many recent ac'
uuisitions, and will command the at.
tehtion OF all students Of Natural y His e
tory.
Tie Orchestra. under the direct ion
of Prof. ADotEH L1EsEGANG, has no
equal West of New York: =
The Exposition Building itself is &C
knowledged to be the best Of its elias
in the world In it's adaptation to tn
purposes Of exhibitioh;' is in perfec,
condition throughout, and j.
thoroughly equipped in all appoint
mepts for the comfort Of visitors.
Reduced fares on all transportatio,
lines with terminus in Chicago:
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE

Whereas, default has been made IN the condi-
tons oil certain mortgage executed and deiiv-
cred by Thomas Johnson and Augusta Nj. john
<G;i, his wills. Nl0rtgagors to Minnesota Loan
and Investment Company, mortgage. dated the
"a day OF June, A. d. 1857. and recorded In the
office of the Register of Deeds Of the county OF
Mobiles, in the State OF Minnesota, Oh the TIN day
Of june, A. y. 1887, at O'Clock z. NJ. in book D
of Mortgages, on page 52l. ON which trele IS
claimed to be due. and Is due 1T the date ~ TINS
notice, the amount Of Thirteen {$l3OOl DOilaT.
Aud no action or proceeding has been institute
ed at law Orln equity to recover the DEBT >ecur-
ed by said mortgage or any part thereof.
virtue of power of le cont incl In said
mortgage. and of me statute in eucn cast maze
aud prov ided, said mortgage will be torec'oSe
by sale Of the mO;tgaged premises therein de.
scr bed, at public auction for cash. Oy the Sher-
III of said county. at the front door Of the court
house. in the village OF WorthingtOn. in the
county of Mobiles and State OF Minnesota, on
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, to satisfy the amount
which shall then be due on said mortgage, wit 4
interest thereon, and costs and expenses Of sale
and Twenty Five ISIS OC) Dollars attorneys tees
AS stipulated in said mortgage In case OF fore
vhe premises described in said mortgage
and 50 to be sod are the lots pieGss or pnrtels
Of Minnesota and known and described az fol;
lows 10 Wit; Lots Nine l9) and Ten lu) in Blocl
Seen az IL the village Of Ellsworth, according
to the plat thereof Oh file and Of record III thu
office OF Aia Register of Deeds for said county.
MINNESOTA LOAN 4 HIVES rMENT COMPANY,
+Sfortgagee.
Dated this 10Th cay of serte,nl ar, 1880.
GEO. w. Wilson; Atty fir Mortgage.
= 1st Pub, Sept 10.
Last - Oct. "a
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RuSHMoRE RUSrLINGs.

Rev. Jamison, Of Luzerne, exchang-
ed puIpits with Rev Mcintyre on Sun.
day last. 81
Mr.. $. B. Bedford is improving his
country residence in the suburbs, put.
ting on u new DO window, which adds
to the appearance of his already pretty
home.
Mrs. F. W. R"rdette is visiting
friends at Worthington.
Mr.. Jonas Bedford spent few days,
last week, at Sioux Falls, visiting with
This daughter, Mrs. Merrick. Mr.. B.
is looking hale and hearty, and we are
glad to see him again with rs.
/ Rushmore against the world for
grain market! Monday was a busy
day, and it made orr rustling two buy.
ers, Messrs. 5. b. Bedford and Will
Femple, work lively for short while
to take care Of the numerous loads they
received. AS high as ST. 1G for flax and
65 cents for wheat were the prices paid.
Mr. $. b. Bedford has removed his
barn and carriage house to his residence
! on the hill.
The watermelon social at Mr.. Pet
| tits was a grand success in every
sense of the word, Every one enjoy
ed it in the highest degree, and par
took literally Of luscious melon, not
withstanding the GOODNESS of the even
ing. aud went home dreaming of the
sunny south where the melon grows,
with heart longinQs for the cline
where the delieioug fruit may be en-
joyed almost every month of the year.
Rushmore and Wortl,ington lodges
I. .. G. T. expect to unite and visit
L"verne lodge in body on the 1st of
October, the date having been chang
I'd on account of the fair ut Worthing.
ton. We may expect a pleasant enter.
tainment, and would urge every one to
go that can in order to make as good
a showing for this county rs possible.
Without doubt every one will enjoy
the trip, rs the people of ltlverne are
noted for their hospitality.
+ more RUSH,
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MuRTHlNcroN TovVe salP.

r. ( II
OLD Wisconsin mr,, ss!ys That Wm'
McNlllm.has as large tobacco rrowi' 8
,onkis place =. they ever saW ID Wis
co,.s.,.. 81. much for the highest IL q
!. III the, state aud FOR the climate Ut the
mountains. 800. -. s--,cs 81. -.
Section 50 has been purchased by two
gentlemen, who will arrive IN TIN spring
and make their home among US. We
extend them the hand Of welcome.
Our school house wears 4 new dress
Of white trimmed with stone color.
With TIE addition Of new curtains aud
q new stove. the outfit will then be
complete. The school has q fair at
tendance, and is \ thorough success
under the kind and perseveling man.
agement Of the teacher, Miss May Bar.
tllol0mew.
/ Our farmers are gathering their seed
corn. The crop is well cut Of the
way Of frost. ,s
Secretary Hart aud wife made a
short visit here, u few days ago to see
their relatives, tile C,arks and New
tons, whom they found all settled in
the pleasant Newton home. The
Harris are on their way g take trip
to California. " !" t. d g.
Grape growers need not worry if all
their fruit doesn't riptn. rs green
grape jl'y and maa',h"'"de are del'c.
ious.
We are glad there is to pc County
Fair this fall. Don't forget to come,
and bring the wife and children to the
fair, aud all viii hiatiye' an an enjoyable
time 1Ss- ~
The delightful rain on Friday night
and Saturday, chee'ed the heart Of the
plowman'
Mr.. Cheney's brother is making
him visit, and is much pleased with
the improvement visible in the county
since he last saw it.
! q. g. WKithcy reports good time
and n visit with eighty Of his old COM
rades, ut the Milwaukee Grand Army
encampment.
The social that was to have taken
place at Mr.. Cheney's home on Friday
evening last, was held on Monday
evening" The rain interfered on Fri
= day evening. The proceeds So toward
buying an organ for the Summit Sab.
bath school.
I. B. Newkirk has sold his entire
stock of cattle to All Iowa man.
Mr.. Madison has son here making
him visit, who comes from the vi.
:: cinity of Chicago, and who is son 'te
be proud Of.
Miss Baxter will teach the school il
the Ryan DISTRICT
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ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNTS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,

COUNTY or MOBILES,
In Probate Court, Special Term, September
10th, 1889,
In tile matter of the estate of Carl j. Paulson.
deceased.
On reading ana filing the petition of Swan A.
Panlson administrator OF the estate Of Carl },
Paul>on, deceased, representing among other
t.,e. and praying That time and place De fixed ,
for examining and allowing his account OF MS
residue Of said estate to heirs; it is ordered,
that said account b. examined *; and petition
the Thirtieth day Of september! A. D.: 1850, at
O'Clock p. m. at Probate Office at WortLinR-
ton Mimi. in said county. And 1t Is further
ordered, that notice thereof be given to all per
sons interested, by publishing copy Of this or
der for three successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing, in the Worthington ADVANCE, q
weekly newspaper, printed and published at
Worthington, Mimi. in said county. ;
Dated at Worthington, Mimi, the Tenth day
OF September. 1889.
By the Court.
;. C. W. w. DOW,
[gEAI.l Judge of Probate.
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SUMMONS.


STATE OF MINNESOTA, l..
COUNTY or NObLBs, So
District Court, Thirteenth Judicial District.
E. ). Ormsby a> trustee and Am >lican Invest
ment Company, Plaintiffs,
Thomas w Barnett and Margaret j. Barnett.
hi, wife. H. G. miller, 0. Bemcke, partners as
ii. &. Miller & Co and Wampach Wagon
Company. Defendants.
The State OF Minnesota to the above named
defendants:
You arc hereby sgmmoned and required to
answer the ,l,iai,ft III plaintiffs in the above
entitled action, which is on file n the office 1i
the Clerk Of said Court, at his Office at Worth.
ington, Minnesota ard to serve copy Of your
answer to said complaint on the subscriber; at
his Office, IN the Village OF Warrington, IN the
County Of Mobiles. state Of Minnesota. within
twenty days after the service Of this summons
upon you, exclusive Of the day OF such service
aud. If you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs III this
action will apply t" the said court for the relief
demanded in said complaint besides tue costs
and disbursements Of this action.
-! geo. w. WILSON,
4-Cw Plaintiffs At, 0rney,
WOrthingtOn Mimi.
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MARRIED.

; BARKLEw-NoLAN. BY Rev. F. l..
Fisk. 1t Ills residence, on Saturday
evening, September 14th. 1859. Charles
.. Barklew and Miss Catherine v.
Nolan. both Of Wortl.ington.
Mr.. Barklew is we'll known to many
Fin this community. Miss Nolan has
for some tiue Aeep one Of the helpful
assistants attic Wofthington Hotel.
After the quiet wedding the bridal
couple took the evening train for Win
dom, and from thence go to Kansas to
Live. May real happiness .be theirs.
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Observation-Disclosures.

The following patents were granted
for the week ending September 10, 1889,
reported expressly for this paper by
Joseph II. Hunter. solicitor Of Ameri-
can and foreign patents. Washington,
ID: g.: So 49, y =
e. E: Asbwortl'. Minneapolis, pipe
forming machine; Julius fleming,
Minneapolis, metallic Single; F. n.
Lang, Minneapolis, automatic race
course; ]. a. Wendt1ck and p. Lynch;
st. Paul, locomotive sp'ing; g. o.
White, Mi''neapdlis, coin controlled
measuring faucet. :. r.. =.
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Gen. Pass. Agt., st. Paul, Mimi

Mat. McCsSs. Of New Brunswick.
Ill.,. offers to- pay i've dollars to any
person troubled with bloody tlux, who
will take Chamberlain s Collie Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy according to
directions and does not get well in the
shortest possible time. One half of Il
rs cent BOTTLE of this remedy cured
him Of bloody fux. after lie had tried
other medicines and the Prescriptions
of physiaiahs without benefit. Mr..
McCabe is perfectly safe in making
this offer, AZ more than thousand
bottles Of this remedy are sold each
day and it has never been known to
fail in am case OF collie, cholera NOR
bus, dysehtery, diarrhoea or bloody
flux, when the plain printed direction.
were ere. followed. For sale by c. W
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During the coming volume The Gen.
tury is to have an illustrated series of
articles on the French Salons of the
seventeenth and eighteenth cent uries,
inclu ling pen portraits Of mahy OF the
leaders And'a detailed account Of tho
organization and composition of many
historical salons. a great number IF
interesting portraits will b. given with
the series.
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] (>f' l..
Fourteen cents ,'.si for eggs at
II. T.. TORRANCE.

Fourteen cents .'s for eggs at
II. L. TORRANCE.
A new blotter o. tn, Worthington
House counter.
Miss Emma Penplc has been very
sick for the past week.
Miss Kat H ,vey has accepted q pO-
sit,On in the store of Mitchell Brothers.
Rev. Harrngton's mother is lying
very low 1T her home in Olmsted
equity.
'Jud ~ Geo. W. Wilson WAS at Spirit
Lake, iowa. on legal business on Sat-
u lay.
Mrs. DR.. j. W. Crigl"r and children
have ret turned home. after prolonged
visit to friends in Illinois,
The VI. F.. Church in Ewington is
up and irclosed and in condition to
hold service next Sunday.
Mrs Frank Martin and her mother.
Mrs. Darbey, left on Monday morning
for an extended visit in Illinois. e.
Mrs. Jas. Babcock goes this week to
Watertown. Dakota, and will go FROM
thence tn Minneap Ills, before return
ing home.
Books and Stationery At
+. E:5WARREN's.
Bring that old harness in and get it
repaired ut G. P. Shepard's.
The Young Peofle's Epworth
LEAGUE of the NJ. F.. Church will meet
Ut The church on Saturday evening
1t7:3o.
Call aud examine the Rushford Wag-
ons. Flying Dutchman Gang and Mon
i,or Flows, ut
id HUM1sroN's.
Rev. F. i. Fisk, Dr. Geo o. Moore
and Mrs. Moore attend this week the
State Association Of Congregational
Ministers and Churches at st. Paul.
MIR. Will SplOvsr, who has spent
some days with his friend Rev. F. l..
Fix. Returned To his ltome in Minneap:.
oils on Monday. He goes back with
improved health.
GA Mpnd,y last Mr.. james Suther-
land invited n few friends to dinner ut
his house in honor Of the birthday of
his sou james, A very pleasant time
was sp ut ~ this hospitable home.
Don't fai! t" read II. E. Torrance's
advertised prices. all aud see and
be convinced,
All those Wishing to take part in the
competitive sports 1T the Mobiles coun-
,y Fair, are requested to address Mr.
A.. Sh"rfer, Rushmore. Mobiles county,
Minnesota.
On Saturday last the chimney in the
feed store Of McManms s. BLY, manifest
ed its lapse from perfect condition by
allowing tina fire to assume rat her large
and fierce proportions, greatly to the
danger Of the building. 1t was happi-
ly discovered in time, and abis Are
prevented.
Call vt II. E. T"rrance's and see
those large hand painted pictures,
price ST. 80 and $l.OO.
VII AuOSuhy VI l0St Wceh. dbuUI o
O'Clock in the evening, Henry Twitcl,-
ellis dog Was missing from his house.
Upon inquiry lie discovered two h"rse
traders had his dog. Constable IIu-
mission left at about 9 o'clock III the
evening, and after being out all night,
found his men near Bigelow, and ar
rested them. They gave the names OF
Perkins and Campbell. Fl. -. :.
On Friday night little Ada, the
daughter Of Mr.. =. Mclean. aftersutf-
ering for several days, departed this
I life. The funeral services were con-
Quoted at the house by Rev. Mir. Har-
ringtOn. The babe was three months
old Mr.. and Mrs. Mcl.ean, as they
ara about t., leave for seattle, Wash
sington. have the sympathy of their
Worthington friends, rs they leave the
green grave Of their little one for their
future home.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT MARsHArh, MINI,
August 80, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice II her
intention to make final proof in supp TT
of her claim. AMI that said proof will be made
before The Clerk of the District Court Of Jack
son County, Minis. At jackson, Minnesota. On
Thursday, October 81, 1859.
viz: Sally NJ. Smith Homestead Enty No.
ll7S7, for the Sw ses 90 tp. lO2, II. r. 50 ". 9TH
p. III.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her con tlnl,OuS residence upon and cultivation
Of said hand, viz: George Morgan. Soren liver
sen. John lversen. Andrew Rasmussen, all OF
WOrthlngton, MINI.
3-GW GEORGE w. WARNER.
Register.
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Rive years ago | had Il constant
cough, night sweats. WAS greatly re.
dnced in flesh, and had been given w
by my physicians. began 10 take
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and after u.s.
ing two bottles of this medicine, was
completely cured. ''-AnQa a.. Lewis,
RicaTd, N. i. -. s7 81 80 4.'s
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Those pupils who wishto enter that
department of the schools to which
they were promoted, and have not
done so, must begin school work ut
once, or.take a lower grade ifthey de.
lay their entrance. There.is 4 large
number Of children OF school age not
yet enrolled. It would seem that in
view Of alrthat is being done for the
youth Of this vicinity. that there should
be- u prompt attendance. In reply to
numerous inquiries it may be we'll to
say that there is room for all pupils not,
of This school district, who may desire
to enter school.
w. w. IIoBBs, Superintendent.
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If you could see your own scalp
through an ordinary magnifying e lass,
you would be amazed at the amount of
dust. dandrutf, ana dead skin thereon
accumulated.;' The best :a,:d most pop
ular preparation for cleansing the scalp
is Ayers Hair Wig6f. -. S''-
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FERNS Two Dollars per year. II paid IN ad-
~. '1,.H) 4 year. All orders will receive
brwlapt At tentinn. Communications tntendeG
Or subtle tion mnst be acccampanied ny thereh.
nainc ana address Of the writer ~ = g'laraAtE oI
1esd fsith-ne. aeccesartly 1orpu h'lcatio".' :.
gel 4byERT1@lNa RATES.
X Xno ;".hn. weeEs 5tM. 80 so
r,xs tnci,es 600 loo
3p+cial rates given "r larger advertisements
Healing notices, first week 10 cents a tane !
uSipquent in$ertions cepiaa line each week.
lNrai<jrnl adyer ;iSementx paid ~ advance:
c7s.rly acknowledgements to he paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to. &c psu4 sDi DelOre
aMAavit 10 given. ,s~--:. 49, ~.
49,. -: s,:.:sa@~S@
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BUCkLEN's ARNICA.sALyE.

BUckLEN's ARN1cA' sALvE,
The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores: ulcers, salt rheum. feve
sores, letter. chapped hands. childblain
c0rhs; and all skin eruptiona; and posi-
tiYtly cures piles or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or no money refunded. Price
icents per bottle. For sale by G. w.
5th.
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CHe 4Ofm86100 OF
dandruh the
hair soft and silken;
and q ,impsltts q delk
cate but lasting.per-
fume. i
:. Several month";
Iag0 my hair COM
lnenced failing ont:
and.tp 9 few weeks
my head was almost
kol<1s ~ A~Snxa