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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-03-28
Ieaky Thu Roofs.

Farmers who live remote from any
place where there is tinsmith are often
troubled by leaks in the roofs, or cave
troughs. Any farmer can repair them
and make them stronger than before.
Find the leak, and apply a good coat of
rather thick paint; put on piece of
old bagging or coarse muslin, then a
second coat of paint, rubbing it well in,
and smoothly. Then cover with piece
of tin, mailing it down tightly, close to
the edge, using large-headed tacks;
those known as "a or 80 OF. Swede's iron
tacks are best. Then give another coat
of paint, and the leak is not only re
paired, but that part will last much
longer than the rest. Old fruit cans are
just the thing for the purpose; set them
on top of a hot stove till the solder is
melted, and then f1atten them out.
American Agriculturist.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-03-28

that have been read before the Wisoon.
sin Farmers Institute is one by Harrison
Cole, of Dane County, to beginners In
sheep husbandry. Following are OK
tracts that can hardly fail to interest
prospective sheep growers:
In deciding the breed be guided by
the branch Of sheep husbandry you in.
tend to follow. II you wish to raise
lambs to sell at from eight to twelve
weeks old you must have one or both
parents of the coarse, wooded variety for
the sake Of early maturity. II your OBJ
iect is wool and mutton there is no breed
that is equal to the Merinos. They will
herd in large flo ks better and do well ON
less feed than any other breed, In
starting flock it is generally the most
profitable to buy the best of the kind,
but if you lack means the next best
thing is healthy old sheep from large
flock. Put by themselves, they will OF,
ten renew their age and prove not bad
investment, but avoid young or middle
aged culls; they lack constitutions.
vigor and are the most worthless stock
one can purchase.
Having selected your breed for spe'
cifc purpose, press steadily forward by
breeding to fixed type. On the sub
ject of coarse and fine woods Mr.. Coli
gives figures which are decidedly il
favor of the fine woods for money in hi
section, where soil and climate are vel
adapted to the Merinos.
On fattening sheep Mr.. Cole says: &C
think the best age at which sheep fat
tens is three to four years, but all tn
way from lambs to that age you cal
pick out sheep that will tatten well
Feed grain in a fat bottomed, DIR.
trough If possible trife at first. In
crease until you reach to one and one
half pounds each, per day. In damp
muggy weather feed lighter. Be sur
and not feed so as to have them leav
grain in their trough. Do not disturb
them in the morning; let them get up O
their own accord and pick around
little before you feed them. l lik
mixed grains for sheep better than feed
ing all one kind, and in coarse feed
also give as great variety as possible
but the same kind at stated time eac
day."
Lambs in large focks sh uld be re
moved when they are four or five month
old and placed on good pasture. Thel
is nothing better than a stubble tielc
with good growth OF young Glove
eed little grain as the PASTURE begin
to get short, only a trihe at first.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-03-28
A Phenomenal Well.

There is phenomenon about well
on farm near Longview, Texas, which
ba es philosophy. The well is thirty.
three feet deep. 1t is said by the owner
of the farm that, during the years 1885,
-, it would go dry whenever the wind
lew from the north, but when the wind
blew fir m the south it afforded an
abundance of water 1t has been known
to 90 dry In two. hours time and then
fill in as short time. Since the year So
il has never failed. Atlantic Constitution
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-03-28
A Chicken Eccentricity.

An Ohio poultry raiser has made a
curious discovery. He says that if you
go out to feed flock of chickens and
will cause them to wait, they will in
variably, as they crowd about you, be-
gin circuit around you from right to
left, In front, and continue this reyolu-
tion as long as you stand there. No
amount of interruption or msneuvering
can confuse them or compel them TO
take the contrary direction at any time.
Chicago Herald
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-03-28
Origin OF County Courts.

The extent of settlement had become
so great in Virginia in 1922 that it was
inconvenient to bring all legal causes to
the capital at jamestown, and inferior
courts were appointed in convenient
places to relieve the Governor and
council who constituted the superior
judiciary of heavy burden of business.
and to render business more accessible
and less expensive. With these began
the establishment of county courts in
America.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-03-28
THREE KISSES OF FAREWELL.

Three, only three, my darling,
Separate, solemn, slow;
Not like the swift and joyous ones
We used to know,
When we kissed because we loved each other.
Simply to taste loves sweets,
And lavished our kisses as summer
Lavishes heats;
But as they kiss whose hearts are wrung
When hope aud fear are spent,
And nothing is left to give except
A sacrament,
First of the three, my darling,
Is sacred unto pain;
We have hurt each other often,
We shall again.
When we pine because we miss zach other,
And do not understand
How the written words are so much colder
Than eye and hand.
kiss thee. dear, for all such pain
Which we may give or take;
Buried, forgiven, before it comes,
For our loves sake.
The second kiss, my darling,
Is full of joys sweet thrill,
We have blessed each other always,
We always will.
We shall reach until we feel each other,
Past all of time and space;
We shall listen till We hear each other
In every place,
The earth is full of messengers
Which love sends to and fro;
kiss thee, darling for all Joy
Which we shall know,
The last kiss, o my darling,
My love-I cannot see
Through my tears, as remember
What it might be-
We may die and never see each other,
Die with no time to give
Any sign that our hearts are faithful
To die, as live.
Token of what they may not see
Who seek our dying breath
This one last kiss, my darling,
Seals the seal of death.
-Ricaptne.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-03-28
ADDIes for Cows,


Having fed apples to cows more or less
for generation with profit, perhaps the
facts in regard to an experiment tried
thirty five years ago may be interesting,
says l.. l.. Eames In the New York
Herald. A small Devon heifer that
dropped her first calf in January ran in
an ordinary pasture the following sum
mer and was fed windfall apples night
and morning, gradually increasing the
amount until she had bushel per day.
l measured the milk every day and found
a general increase, then | fed less and
less two or three days, and at the close
of the week she had none, when she gave
two quarts less, beer measure. was
selling the milk at five cents per quart.
repeated the experiment and obtained
the same result. In feeding have found
it safer to cut the apes than to feed
them whole, as there is less danger of
their getting choked, and less danger of
getting sore gums, as sometimes happens
from eating hard app es whole. There
is not much danger of feeding all large
or small apples alone, the danger is with
medium sized mixed with large ones.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-03-28
How Children Saved Little Matte.

A boy named Willie Briggs displayed
remarkable heroism at Omaha. Neb., in
rescuing little girl named Matte Smith
from drowning. A number of children
were playing on Syndicate Lake, when
the ice over an air-hole broke and the
girl fell in. The water is quite deep.
At the suggestion of young Briggs the
children formed chain by taking each
other by the hand, with Willie at the
end. He reached the hole just as the
girl was sinking for the third time. and.
grssping her by the dress, drew her out.
= Cincinnati EnQuirer.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-03-28

Sheep HusDandry.
Numbered with MANY valuable napars
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-03-28

ously.
"We are not getting up melodrama,
nor yet concocting sensational novel,
believe, and plots to murder people in
fashionable society seldom find existence
outside of such in entions. >
Very we'll then, will GO but when
your fair fiancee is dead, do not say that
! you were not forewarned."
"Stay moment. If you do reveal to
me the details of such conspiracy how
can prove your words to be true.'
( "Any good analytical chemist can
demonstrate the truth OF my story to
you"
"Well, l will hear what you have to
say. and if your proofs are satisfactory I
will pay you the sum that you demand.
But be sure that they are satisfactory,
for shall not be content with light &C.
cusations or mere suspicious.
VERY good" Miss Lenoir drew from
her pocket fragment of the green tissue
given by Mrs. Weir to Miss Gwynne.
'sDo you know this materalr'
ssPerfectly, A dress pattern of it was
Mrs. Weirs weddings gift to my intended
wife"
"And which Miss . wynne is to wear at
Mrs. Weirs dinner party on Tuesday next.
If she does so, she is dead woman.
Every inch of this stuf is loaded with
poison. know all about it, | know
what say. | was with Mrs. Weir the
day that she went to visit one of the
great silk factories of Lyons. The head
of the establishment brought out this
, material to show her. 1t had been manu-
featured for the Empress Eugene, who
wanted it for costume in which she was
to personate Diana at fancy-dress ball.
She was anxious to have the dress in a
novel and elective shade of green, and
, the peculiar tint that she wanted was
! only to be produced by means of arsenic.
! The fabric was so charged with arsenic
/ when completed that number of the
workmen employed IN its manufacture
were taken dangerously Ill. The head
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17
Teuf[i{des 2lttentdt.

Sour einem eIidli6en 3ufaa lit es gu
%berbanfen, baB Der Yerionen5u9 Der 8abaib
&c ct. Souls 8abn, pel6er G6tcago AM
Wittpob Nbeno I'M 9 11br DerlieB, etnem
8abnun9liif ent9ing. @ttpa go Weeilen
BON bier, 3tpii6en Giier unO &elftd, paiiirte
Ser Bug unt balb II ltbr cine 100 SUB
la1ge 8riide. Sobalo Die 9ofomotipe auf
ben 8riifel1booen auffubr, muroe iie in bic
60De gei6neut. Wunber6arer Wetle lanf
lie iofOrt mieber ouf bic S6ienen un6 Der
Bug fonnte gum 6alten 9e6ra6t tper6en.
@Is bas 8abnperional Der l1ria6e bes Sim
b%erntiies na6fori6te, fano eS, baB BON unz
b%efannter t6anb mebrere Sdpeaen 10 3mts
i6en Die 8riidentrdaer 9eitedt tparen, oaB
ite ettpa 5tpei Tub iiber benz Geleiie 3pilden
Sen S6ienen itdfen. Ser teuflti6e 9lan
mar p~erettelt uno benz 3uge ooer BEN 8aiz
i~oeieren fein Sdaoen 3ugefigt 'porosn.
gta6 fur5em Nufentbalt fonnte Bic Sobrt
na6 ct. 2ouiS fort9eiebt tperoen. Die
8a6upolt3et lu9t bic @e9eno na6 ben Ser
anitaltern bteles @nt9leiiunsSueriu6S ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17
DeruneIudte Bootfahrt.
Gin iun9er monu e~rtri1Ft; feline S6wefer
uUo meRrere 6reunoe nit fnopper
10th 9~erettet.

Ser erfte l90ne Sag mad LANCER Gegenz
5eit Derlodte OfittnoG9ta0mittGg cine feline
S6aar Don tungen 2eutet, Stpet 8opte gu
1lehmen ul1O auf Dem See auf ben Sii6fal1g
5u geben. Sn Dem einen 8oDte befalDet
ii6 Charles yiorbitrom ulo oeilen S9tpes
Soiepbiue, Iopie Elm i%lngerer 8ru6er; in
ben anDeren oeren Beiu0 aus OtapletpooO,
emma @ngItrom uno 6reb. 2arieu. 9IS
Die 8oote, etne5 otdt bitter DEM alt0ern,
am SuBe Der Supertor>S traBe it6 befaltz
ben, tpedielte @utnla nit i6rem 8ruoer bte
8ldbe. SIN Solge eiuer ~ungllidltden Sc
tpeglug fippte bo5 8oot UNI ut0 ldleuberte
feline Snialieu ms Q8alier. Die nit ben
@eleu rinGenDen Wel6Dtiter bielten it6 at
Dem anoern 8oot uto rilien eS beruln.
2arien gelang es, ans Qano 81 ibfpimmet,
SeSoiep6ine tpurOe BON i6rem 8ruoer ge>
rettet, unb Der benz Grtrinfen noben Gnt1na
@nQitrom eiLten sipet WfG11ner, Die it6 an
2anoe %betaroen, Gbarle5 8rumer urto Yeter
Seller, pobnbaFt 68 2tuitin Qlpenue, SIT
6Ilfe. @barles 9forOtrom e%rtrG1f, beuor
tbm SenlanO 81 6ittfe ellen fonnte. gforoz
from pobHte nit leiner S1neiter So>
iepbite in ben 6aule 239 Jtort6 Trarfltn7
'GtraBe. @r mar 20 Sabre alt unb S6nei>
ber pon 8rofeiiior. Seine 9ei9e puroe
0ll 6retta8 gefunoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17
5uperitht er5euote GrfoIo.

60 5uperit9tlt6 iinb Die 6abrifarten ienes
peltberlbmteu SetllnittelS DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, 0oB es ollc
lbre Nl9aben bel Der 0eilung pom 2eberz,
SLUT unO Qun9entrdntbetten 1pabrma6ert
plrO, OdB Ie lebt, nd9oem tie ieit pielen
Sabren 3eugen ietner SauIen0e pom 6eilunz
gen 9epelen iino, 1t9 bere6ti9t fii6let, es
(mie tie bas bur1 Qlppt6efer tbun) unter etr1er
poltt,pen @arantie 3u perfaufert, DaB es in
jeoem Sale 3ufrtebeniteut, on6 ernfaQs 6os
0afiir be5a6lte @elb ~8uritd9e9eben pir0.
Seine Wte6iStn por 9e1p06nltbem g3ert6
fornte 1tnter iol6en 8eoilt9nn9er nit Scr
tbeil fir lire @igent6iimer p%erfauft peroen,
ten, fir pel6e es empfoblen miro, purbe ie
31Dor inter elmer @arantie, entme6er elmer
t0etllIn9 Ober 9ti6tbe3ablun9 p%ertauft. Sci
allen Slutentdrtult9ell uto unretni9feiten,
9letbDieI wel6er Se5et6nun9 ober gtatur,
lit IS in I~et1ten betlenben @irfun9en GltBerit
1tber. Stnten, Yuitel11, NuSi6ld9e 1tno ale
SGut= rno &opfbauttratfbetten meroelt raz
0lfol furtrt bur0 otefe punberpple Wteot3in.
Stropbul0Ie &ranfbett tarn befalen: Die
0ruien, nobel ite &tnl6melungen ober Sc
19willite perurio3t; Die 8no6elt, nobel Ie
&1o9e1perl6drltn9, @eIentl 61Darnm o0er
Notwithstanding peruria6t; ober bic
0e1pebe Der &ln9e1, nobel 1te Gungen=
i6mtnbI ubt Derltria9t. @lei9ptel in mel
der Don Hibren 3ebntauienben pon Sormelt
1e gu Sage trttt D0er lt6 Sei9t, Golden
Medical Discovery, 1penn oi1boltenb u1o
bel a3eiten a%nae1panot, mtr0 ie beilen.
@eine GauIenbe pon &uret frb Die beften
An5et9elt titr DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17
G0ler ~Sebensretter.

9oli3iit @barIes Sobnion bon Der 6inz
manitr. >Statton berotent IN pollem WtaBe
bas Sob, burd @etitesQegenpart unb raide
@nti6Goienbeit bas 2eben zines &tnbes gez
rettet at baben.
2DOta @ouIt, Elm 8ziGbriges MG66en,
beIien @ltern in Dem Sauie $50. SIT 8lue
Sslanb Nbe. tuobnen, lptelte geitern in Der
Qbenbitunbe auf Der StraBe nit mebreren
&tnbern. Giner Der &naben brannte Elm
3iinbb0lS6en al unb fam benz &leibe 2pz
bias 81 nabe. 9aiielbe fling Seuer unb i'm
Sou brannte bas &leib Gt9terlob. 9as
&tnO ranttte bic StraBe birab, itir3te in
bic Dffene 6austbiir uno elite 6ie Sreppe
btnaut. 8olt5iit Sobnion fubr 9erabe onf
Der Bferoebabn Dorbei, ais Die marferi6ltz
ternben Nn9ftrufe ietne Qufmerfiamfeit ouf
oas &tno lenften. Sbne li6 3u beitnnen,
elite ct Ote Sreppe binauf, mari ii9 itber
DaS &tn0, rib ibrn Die &leiber bonn 2etbe
unb rettete Die &leine Dor benz 8erbrenz
nun9stooe. @r lelbit erhielt mebrere niht
beoentlide 8ranbmunben an Der 6ano.
9aS unglidlthe &ino ptrb mad Nnii1t
Der 2ler5te 9elunoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17

9er General N0eatt 6err Sers
4mGVat SreGIOuttot DeftdDt ole
GtaGte1t SGto, @&iG1i90a, Gte&p
9sorf, Ne1a4tfDIOattten 1t1to Canada.
2err SSr0at3 Stto Oen S&aat 9StS>
conftn.
&err @Smaro SratnDoT Scn Staat
9SebrASf1.
9err S6eo. -. &eGatan1 Sest
GtGat SSn0iatte.
SEER Gtrt S1matettTee Oen StGat
SSateoiS.
Scrr SOB. 9ettr. S0erer Sets
Gfaat SMtmotS.
9err 9tttSOtf 8opp oen staat
&nnfnS4
Serr Saul 0rtebet oen Staat
eSUwa.
Serr Gttseu 9atter Oen staat
SeT0S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17
G0Otlia perwun6et.
Gin GrunFenboIo pom eirenn pirtb eefdoaen

Gin QrunfenboIo pom eir1em Dtrtb oef9oGen.
Wtlltant Qou11b1, ein 6reiBtgiG6riger
Met6eniteQer Der 8tttsburg & Sort Ma0ne>
8abn, Der audi unter gtdmen SerieD befannt
mar, tpuroe Otitttpo6 2beno nm 6 1t6r BON
benz @aittptrt6 George @tffprb tn beIien
0irtbl6aft, SEQ. SOB Sub 0aLitebftraBe,
t00tlt6 D%ertpun0et.
Goun6D tpanfte in itarf an9etrunrfenem
3uftanb tn Die @irtbi6aft uno Derlangte
unter Sudden uno S6trnpfen BON benz
0trtb, fir Die gauge @eleQi9aft etn3uidenz
rad5ufomme1t, 111o tpies benz SruntenboL0,
ben er 9e1al fannie unb Der ft6 auf Ser
f6tpar3en Safel nit 0t6er &ret6e beretptgt
bate, Die S6ir.
SerieD tDur6e tptl6 u16 3og inter fir6z
terlt6en 9robungen eilten 9tepolber. @tfz
for0 fannie tbn uno tpuBte, DAB Der Srunz
fenbolo fetnelt Yftfferltn9 Inn Elm Wteni6enz
lebet geben tDir0e. Inn t6m 3%uborSufomz
men, 5og ct Ieinen 9teDolber aus Der Sai6e
un6 i6oB ben berbGngntBbpllen S6uB ab.
9ie &ugel Dratg 2ounoD in Die Itnfe 8r1it.
9er 8eripunbete tpur6e mad benz @ountDz
6oipttaL 9ei6afft; Die 9ter5te erflGrten bic
Q8un6e fir lebensgefGbrlt6 unb gaben
Goun01 nun tDent9e Stun0en.
@tffDr0 tDuroe berbaftet ur0 1T 6er Sta
tion an Der II. StraBe ein9eiperrt. 2oul1oD
Iebt bon ietner Sarnilie, Die it9 in 8ra6z
forb, 9a., beftn6et, getrennt.
Sin TRACES Srgast. Menn bic Sober fridge it,
pie ie es acknowledgements perben mug, nenn fe
nt9t eenng Sole obiD1bert, Inn ben @rForberniIIen
Der @erbauuu9 uuO @ntleeruu9 gu entfpreben, ipute
fe nit 9oItetters Ntagenbttters 5u erb69terGbdttgfei
~ougere9t peroen. Sic bur3 bieIes unper9leiDli9e
Gttmulan5mitteL an9ere9te 9eitnbe G6dtt9tett mabt
fI9 ols6aIo bemert6ar Durtb bas 8eri8pinoen ber un=
onaertebme1 @utpftnouugen in Der reDten Seite, Der
uebelfeit, Der belegten3unge ber2}erbauungSbei3wer.
ben un0 bes gaftrii9en Sopfpebs, ben Spmptomeu,
ipel6e ouf l1nt6Gti9feit Der Sober uno &blentnngD Der
Sole ppn ibreu uotiirlt1en &ondfen btnmeiieH. r1ts
regelmaBi9ent Jungtren berGingepeibe ptrb iebesnta
rnb T9mer3Gos bnrdb bas genannte &orreftto1mtttel obs
oebplfeu, teldem 1olpohl pe9en ietner Sefabrloftgfett
os ietuer @irtianlfeit eHtfdiebsn Der gor5u9 9ege6ettl
nerben Iuate por 8lue 8ias, @alonlel nno DerDt19en
Mbfnhrrtitteln ieber Mrt. @s furirt nno ldlBt Dor
Gieber, Me9ielfteber uno 9abenH1ottsrtus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17

BP SSc1tastN S00e III G,tropn.-
9ieunter bteiemSitel I'M p@eiten" Der0ffe11tz
lt6ten intereianten 9tetiei6ilberungen DeS
6rn. Waibtttgton SEEING ii1b, einem btelz
ta6 %9eGuBerten @unl6e 3ufoGge, irt elmer
%bauernberen Torm als Bud eri6iene1t, bas
fir ben btutgen YreiS BON so Gents int Der
Office Der ISL. StaotSseitun9" unb bur6
uniere @genten 3u babeu it. gu Brdmiert
bere6ttgte 9eier 0es v@o6enblatts" ober
bes OgSetens" fOnrer bas 8u0 an SteQe
elmer a1Dersn 8rGmie beiieber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17
Sta0t Gbtcaao.
B~rieffaiten.

rs 1~ttieret 9abOmnet1ten 1T st.
8atI 1aao 9stnneappIis str Stad)=
rtGt, SaB Serr SrteSr. ban oen
Scr8D TT st. Baatt 4ttd)t 9l9eat Der
SaiaotS Thanksgiving alto tttd)t
bcreOtt9t TIT, announcements oocr
0elocr fitr ttets in Gsnpfas,9 ST
ateDu2eat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17

@ei9miire unb Sinnen unb anbere bur6
nnretnes Blut peruria6e Nffecte iinb ni6t
lelten in bieler SabreS5eit, wenn oas SLUT
erbibt lit. 6ooO's SarlapariQa beiettt9t Bic
llrlo1en bieler 8ei9merben, tnoem eS bas
8lut reirigt, itdrft, un0 uernebrt, urto CUR
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17
,,Otetea matte Wefubl."

@enn Sbr f8Gaff rnb erfa6pft ieto, tUern tereS
Smtn6ie Oaattigteit8sefa6t nidt BON Gu4 pei4eH
nth, tpenn etue GenberunS tn Der 2eberSpetIe Dfer
Der Sabres5eit Sud- ansegrtfen BAT, fDatet Sbr ttht
per1dumen, BAG beIEe aIer Ittntultrenbet rho gluts
retni9uneBratttel, Sppb'8 Sdrlapartndt. gu ne9nlen.
Sc reintgt unb berei1ert baS Vlut, ~ttln1nltrt zen
Mdgen, reet bic fridge Seber uno bic Ntere11 an, fnaGt
Mppettt unb baut ba8 Gpften1 dnf. IdulenDe, Die
Sopbs 9arfapariQa nit Gusen serrCrnmen babeni
beseusen, baB eS rite Saraden fart rnacpts"
3nHN'a $nrfapnrtll&+
rMetn appettt mar i6Ge6t, is tDnnte nt@t i@fafen,
Bate pteI Sppfweb nnb 9~laden19mcr5en unb raetn
StnblSanS mar nnreSelmdBts. Sppb's Sariapartu1
that mir mad furser 3ett 70 gut, bdb t9 flble Drpie
etn neuer Men11." Metne GHmersen NIB gez
f6tperben iinb fort, mein @ppetit tit beIier. SD rattle
Gariaparilla gu ~prpbfren; Der Grfpls pirO it4 ~3etsen."
George S. Sddion, Gpgburp Citation, GDnm.
sstndtt Ste 9dJsuadJsr Hark.
veeit Sabren mar tb iebes Grabiabr franz, aber
1estes Sabr nabm i'd SDpb's @ariapariua un6 BIN
ieitbem fetnen Sag trant ~gepefen." 6. %. SIcan,
Mtltpn, Ofai.
VS9 gebrau4e Spp6'8 SdridpdrtIa aS Tribiabrsz
fur unb ernpfeble eS Alen, tpel6e an ienem elen6e1
MatttSteitSgefIbl letben." g.. 9arnelee, $40 Bridge
Ctr, 8rcDflpn, 81. 9.
3nnS'a 9arfapartA6
D~ertaufttn allen GpDtbefen. 81; feds ars5. Ginsts II.
oIetu s~uberettet BON 6. s. 9ppb& 60, GOwea, Maf.
100 1nfem Gin 9n4ar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17

F~% SW~SAttB% @%+A~ SRNNWA%<
Gaftotia f6rSert Die GerSaunna unb beietttst
@nf8etrtebenbett, @eritDYfunS, iberfaIiiise Ma8ens
idure, 0tarrbpe unb GieberzD t8ppftttpn. Oabura
irtrb 6as atnb seunb geutadt uub iehn Sd1af statirs
lid. Gaitorta entbalt weber Mprpbtn, mod anbere
n~artDtti@e Subftan3en.
vGaTtprta 1T 70 pDrsisliH s~eeisnet fur &tnber, baB i'd
TIM Dor alien an6eren mir befannten QrdparGten BEN
@prsuS sebe. s.. 81. @r6er, M. D.,
Ill Soutb SJfcrb Ctr, SrppfIpn, q. o.
nSd tpenbe tn metner gragt8 Gaitcria an rnb era@te
eS Defenders g~eeisnet Bet 4ffefttpnen Der 8tnoer."
Nleg. GpbertlDn. M. D..
1867 2. @pe., 81. 9.
rMus peri6n(t@e CT 9epba6tuns nnO Grfabrung fdnnta
1agen, baB GaItprta cine duSSe3etdnete Mebi3in fur
&tnber lit, bic al8 seltnbeS Qbfi6rmittel ipirft uno BITE
Spannuns Der Gin9epei6e, ippte BEG @eIanmt1pfem8
ietr bebeutenb Itnbert. 9teIe Mdtter BADEN mir feline
an8Se3ei9nete @trtrtns auf tbre &tnber %beSeu9t."
DR.. 8. 6. SS Gpwea, Nfai.
Die Gentaur SOmpanp, II Mmrrap Str, q. 9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17
U(dnncr-S6Wd6c.

SOaige MISUNDERSTANDING Der GeiupOs
belt unb sei6le6tli6en &iiigfeit
r~nitteI1t Der
ga saHe'fden 81 noa rnts 9 ebatOInne.
GrfoLgret9, 1uo allies An0ere febI-
ge(blagen bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17

ST. 0lSertetn Dcltebtct AUTO be-
fAattttet1 SlAfderebiere Der GOtsraS
SeipN Srcluittg 60. iiatO ScSer=
tIatttt at etnpfeDlet+ 9citeMuu0ete
btttct etan brett att Ste 8ra1eret
AIT fe1fOe11a
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-03-30
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT
Special school EIec1iOn.

By order of the Board of Trustees Of
|Eiko School District special election
will be held on Tuesday. April 2, 1889,
for the purpose Of voting on the propo-
Sition to raise 81 600 by special tax Oh
the taxable property of said district, for
the purpose of increasing the school
|r:vennes of the district. This nddi-
|tional revenue is necessary for making
needed repairs on the school building,
|and tr continue the schools for longer
period than the ordinary funds will
|alow.
Election will be held at the Office of
Li!ton IL Hunters Meat Market, be.
tween the hours of 1 and O'Clock P.
N. of said day. Inspectors: Frank
ternald, o. E. Green and Henry Taber.
Eiko, March 7, 1889.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-03-30
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice il hereby given that the palt-
hership formerly existing between Way
|and Perry and Fred Perry. under the
firm name of Perry Brothers, in the
hotel business in the town of Carlin,
EIko county, Nevada, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All out
Standing demands ARE to be paid to
|Wayland Perry who assumes all debts
against the firm and will continue the
business as formerly.
WAYLAND 8. PERRY,
,.. F. S. PERRY.
Cailin. March 81, 1889. sod.