The Dickinson press., 1889-10-26

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vada, says: 81 have tried st. Pat
rick's Pills and can trutl.fully SLY
they are the best l have ever taken
o: known usetl." AS Il pleasant phys
lie or for disorders of the liver they
will always give perfect satisfaction.
For sale by Merry 4 Mcdonald.
j. II. Caldwell returned from Chi.
cago last Saturday. His cattle
brought the highest price paid this
season for range stock and were pro-
nounced the finest received at that
market. II carload averaging 1855
pounds per head. Mr.. Caldwell ship
ped over the Wisconsin Central and
speaks in high terms of the treatment
received and fast time made over
that road.
\ hale old man. Mr.. JAS. Wilson
of Aliens Springs. ILL.,. who is over
sixty years of age. says: Il have in
my time tried IL great many medicines,
some of excellent quality; but never
before did ! find any that would so
completely do all that is claimed for
it as Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhGa Remedy. 1t is Il truly
wonderful medicine" For sale hy
Merry 4 Mcdonald.
b. Morris entered the lar room ut
| the Willard house yesterday and IN
gagged in Il quarrel and in All effort to
grab u bottle from behind the bar
with which to attack the other party
he was taken hold of by the bar ten.
der and in the scufle that ensued one
bone of his left leg was accidentally
broken lust above the ankle. Those
who witnessed the affair say Morris
is himself to blame for the accident
as the bar tender made no effort to
injure him in any way.
C. III. K%lincfeltcr. proprietor of the
Willard house, has had Il painter and
decorator at work upon the office and
dining room of his popular hotel fol-
the past two weeks and the result is
that the rooms present most pleas
ing and aesthetic appearance by ~
artistic blending of colors hy means
of paint and paper borders of elegant
and tasteful designs. The sleeping
apartments have been renovated. kal'
somined and put in tirst-class comb
tion.
Our cnterprising brick manutactur
Ell, f. j. kricck, has been making cN
periments with the. so called, NATIVE
plaster but which is in reality Il fin
quality of Gre.clay and finds that i
makes a very fine. perfectly whit
brick of superior hardness. He ais
made some of the clay into larg
slabs suitable for window stills and
turned out equally well. Compcten
Judges pronounce the brick the hes
they have ever seen and there is like
ly to be quite IL demand for them a
they would make IL very handsom
, building laid in red or black morta,
Parents should be careful thG
+. their children do not contract colo
during the fall OF early winter month:
Such colds weaken the lungs and a
passages, making the child muc
: more likely to contract other col,
during the winter. 1T is this succe
sion of colds that causes catarrh IN
;, bronchitis or payes the way for CO..
! sumption. Should Il cold he c%ontrac
T, ed, loose no time but cure it as quic'
= ly as possible. "A fifty cent bottle
" Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Wi
! cure any cold in Il few days and leaN
the respiratory ofsuiis strong ~
healthy. For sale Ivy Merry u M
4 Donald.
81 superintendent Knowlton returnt
/, from the east, Wednesday nvcnil
t and informs us that he has acceptt
g the position rendered him Us superb
It tendent of the Chicago division
=, the Wisconsin Central. Altlou9
young l n the management of a div
sion Mr.. knowlton has display
u great ability in that line and earn
II Il reputation rs M Of the best snpe
J, intendents on thu Northern Paci
a and we predict that he will some d;
s. hold a much higher position. WI
t. his successor will be on the Nilsson
IL division is uncertcin. While NJ
is knowlton and his estimable fa,ni
o have a host of friend: here who wi
regret their departure from Dick
son, they are all pleased to know tn
he is to receive a deserved prom
IL ton. He expects to enter upon
=, new duties the first Of next mon
- and will do SO with the best wish
y, of all his acquaintances.
N There was a very large attendan'
VS. at the Catholic fair on Tuesday al
d. Wednesday evenings. The supp'
prepared by the ladies was all til
could be asked. In the contests t
II" various articles of value the compc
~ tion was lively. Mrs, Chas. Canav
~ won the silver tea set, Miss Ma
10 Purcell the gold watch and Miss \
NC gle Ray the oil painting. OF the al
- cles raf1ed j. Il. Clark won the han
III some bed room set and Mrs. Gal
u. CHER the music box. Other priv
were also carried off by the success
ones. The fancy table presided ov
II. by Mrs. Caravan was very attract
ne and contained many articles OF va
ce and usefulness. The fair closed wi
his a dance on wednesday evening
is which a large number of oul citiz'