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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
COTTON,

LIVERPOOL Feb %. noon.-Cotton business
moderate.at easier prices: American middling
3Szd; sales 5000 bales-American 1000 bales;
speculation and export 100 bales; receipts 5000
bales-American 400
Futures-Easy March and April delivery 8
46-64d; also 3 IS 64d; also 44-64d April and May
delivery 49-64d. also 4S-64d; May and June
delivery 3 53-64d; also 5264d, also 51-64d /;
June and July delivery 8 56-64d also 8 54-64d !;
July and August delivery 8 59-64d; alsr 8 5S64d /;
uly August and September delivery 69-64d :
also 8 61-64d; September AGA. Tenders 100
bales. new dockets.
400 p. m.-Futures: American middling, low
middling clause. February delivery 4364d,
sellers; February and March delivery 4s-64d,
March and April delivery 4464d,
sellers; April and May delivery 3 47-64d.
buyers; May and June delivery 50-64Gb3 51-64d /;
June and July delivery 64-64d, sellers: July and
August delivery 8 57-64d. sellers; August and
September delivery 60-64d, buyers; September
delivery 63-64d, value. Futures closed easy.
NAVAL. STORES.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 20, noon,-Spirts turpentine
26s Cd.
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Rev. william Hollinshed,

Pastor of the Presbyterian church OF Sparta,
N. j., voluntarily writes strongly in favor
OF Hoods Sarsaparilla. He says: Nothing
/ know of will cleanse the blood. stimulate
the liver or clean the stomach like this
remedy. know of scores and scores who
have been helped or cured by it."
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EXPORTS

Per steamship Dessoug for Philadelphia
" bales upland cotton 1o5 bales domestics and
yarns 80 bales rags. bs5 bbls rosln, so bbIs spr-
IS turpentlne, SO, OO0feet lumber. 119 casks clay
4bbls fish, bbls oranges, ,740 boxes oranges, 6
Dds vegetables, 50 boxes vegetables. SO car
wheels, 344 empty kegs, 72 bbls oysters. 2Ol
Per steamship Kansas City for New York.
VIZ bales upland cotton SO bags sea island cot
tou, 90 bales domestics and yarns, 223 bbls cot
ton seed oil, $40 bbs rosin, 81 bbls spirits tur-
pentlne, 240 sacks hull ashes. 240 sacks cotton
seea meal, SO bbls fish, Al bbls oranges, II 1853
boxes oranges, rs bbls vegetables, 1893 boxes
vegetables, 40 bbls rosin oil, refrigerator ber-
ries l26 pkgs mdse.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad. Feb 22-l. 7e9 bales cot
ton, bales domestIcs. bales hides, Is boxes
tobacco ~ $50 lbs bacon, so bbls spirits turpen-
tine, 1859 bbls rosin, 800 bbls lime, $50 bushels
oats, 30 200 lbs bran 81, $50 lbs qay 800 bushels
corn, II eorses, ~ bbls rice. bbls syrup 20 00O
lbs machinery. 81, 060 lbs railroad iron. 113 pkgs
mdse 1,4O0 lbs furniture. 8 empty bbls, cars
stone II pkgs hardware. o cases eggs. 10 cars
coal
Per South Bound Railroad, Feb 22-2l5 bales
cotton. bbls syrup. cases eggs, 3pkgs fruit,
lear bricks car wood
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WI. Wilder, mayor Of Albany. Ca, says he
has suffered with Rheumatism for fifteen years,
and in that time he tried all the so-called spe-
cifics. but to no purpose. His grandson. who
was on the B and W. railroad, finally got him
a bottle of p + 2. The first bottle OF Z. p. p.
showed its remarkable enects; ana aIter uslng
a abort time the rheumatism disappeared, and
he writes ne feels like a new mad, and takes
pleasure in recommending it to rheumatism
sufferers I'D.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Notice to mariners. pilot charts aud all nau-
lcal Information will be furnished masters of
vessels free of charge in United States Hy-
geographic Office in the Custom Honse. Cap
!alnsare requested to call at the office
LIEUT. F H SHERMAN,
In Charge photographic Station.
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MARITIME MIsrETJ,ANv

Vineyard Haven. Feb 20-The schr Nahum
Chaplin, from Brunswick. before reported ashore
at Edgartown, was foated at high water this
morning after Tightening her deck load. Her
hull is apparently unlniured
Darien. Feb l9 Bark Belamina lArgl. Arois,
from Brunswick for Rio Janeiro, is the vessel
which was towed into sapelo to-day water
logged. survey will be held
Mobile, Feb 19-Schr VIM Warren, which was
sunk In Mobile Bay, was raised to-day.
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For females in delicate health for Indigestion
and Dyspepsia, take only P. P. P. 1t is the best
Spring Medicine In the world.-Ad.
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Hats, hatsl Silk or Derby shapes. Dun
ap's fine hats, at LaFar's.-Ad.
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Harderfold underwear. equal to Jesger's
at LaFar.-Ad.
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Mems handkerchiefs, linen or silk. and
silk muffiers at LaFar's.-Ad.
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If you feel weak and badly, take P. P. P, and
you will regain your flesh and stronghold.
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Undressed kid and driving gloves. all
sizes. at LaFar's.-Ad.
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Mems underwear. closing out. An win
ter goods reduced at LaFar's.-Ad.
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The highest praise has been won by
Hoods Pills for their easy. yet efficient,
action.-Ad.
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Windsor ties. lawn bows and Pequin
goods at LaFar's.-Ad.
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MEMORANDA.


Nav York, Feb 22-Arrived Aller, Bremen.
Arrived out-La NOrmandie. New York for
Havre. 40
caster TBr1, Bruce Liverpool, was ordered to
pqr1Inswick land proceededl: schrs Annie T Bal.
Law, Otis. Brunswick: Addie g Bryant. Clay,
0I Cleared-schr Frank vanderherchen. Cham
barcelona. Feb l7-Arrived, brig Prfm [Spl,
Bertram, Charleston.
D1 Greenock. Feb l9--sailed. ship Emmanuel
TDutcbl Pell. Mobile.
lpTSonstantinople, Feb 14-Arrived. steamship
Treia TNorl, Trovik, Charleston for odessa
liverpool Feb 19-Sailed, bark Charleston
NOR. Christophersen, Savannah.
2Oth-sailed, bark Amaranth lGerl. Mas.
London, Feb 0O-SaiIed. bark Ariadne [Norl,
Hansen Savannah.
Plymouth Feb l9-Arrived. bark Ptaton [Norl.
Andersen, Savannah for Rotterdam,
Rio Janeiro. to Feb 2-Sailed. bark Nevada
TBrl, Craigen, Tybee.
st Nazaire, Feb 1s-Sailed. bark Major [Norl,
Savannah;
Godthwaite. Port Royal.
Cleared-Schr Jacob Reed. Barbour. Bruns-
wick
Young, Savannah land sailed; Chas E Schmidt,
Sharp, Port Tampa, Fla.
Brunswick Feb 2O-Arrived, barks Turn
INorl, Larsen, Rochefort; George Linck IGerl,
Niemann, BOrQeAu1s deOlbOrl kLaiJ OIIIvart,
Marseilles; Prince Alfred [Norl. Nygaard, Bar
bsdos; schrs J F Coolidge, Bragdon, Havana:
David Baird, Booye, Savannah.
ssiled-Schrs Viola Reppsrd and Frank W
Howe, Boston
Belfast, Me, Feb 2o-Sailed. schr lLizzie Bah
cock Wheaton, Charleston
Boothbay. Feb 20-Saiied. brig Il Hussey,
Charleston.
MCharleston, Feb eO-Arrived. achr Jennie 8
Butler Port Royal
Coosaw, Feb 20--Cleered, steamship En-
deavour [Brl, Thompson, United Kingdom
Daren Feb 20-Arrived. bark Glynwood lBr1,
Hughes Pernambuco
Edgartown, Feb 2o-Arr!ved schr r
Crockett. Thorndyke. Brunswick for Boston.
Fernandina. Feb 90-Arrived, steamer Coven-
try [Brl Dormond, Las Palmas; brig Willie
[Norl, Anderson. Liverpool; schr James Slater,
Peterson, Bermuda.
Sailed -Schrs Gem, Wass. Boston; Mary A
Power, Jones. Philadelphia.
Galveston. Feb 20-Arrived, achrs Abbie G
Cole Cole. Pensacola; r Hartley. do.
Port Royal. Feb 20-Cleared, steamship Low
lands lBr], Blacklin, United Kingdom.
Delaware Breakwater. Feb 20-Arrived. sohr
Harry White, Hopkins, Brunswick for PhiIadel-
phia
Provincetown, Mass, Feb 19-Sailed. schr
George L Drake, from Port Royal for Boston
Vineyard Haven, Feb 19-Sailed, Rchr A +
Crockett RruDswick for ROstOn
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For Rheumatism, Malaria aud syphilis, T. Z. 7.
(PrickIy Ash. Poke Root and Potassium) is the
best known remedy I'D.
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Military goods ordered in any quantity
by LaFar.-Ad.
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Chamois underwear and chest protectors
at LaFaT's.-Ad.
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Gymnasium goods, athletic goods and
outing goods, at LaFars.-Ad
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PASSENGERS

FER steamship Nacoochee from New York
~ ~ Laird, Harry Tzeck. Boynton, @ H
SSlalporne, Cannon, G b Cate, S r Cannon, A
S6oFman, John Owen and wife. E Ward Miss K
Orcqtt, DR. ( Colchester and wife, Miss War
rsn, A Burke, II lockwood, A w Whit
Wore MOI and wife. Miss Whltmore, Lady Stewart
rlrs howe Mrs Holden. j Glacknor, o f Con-
nor, poyler, w A Kissen, D Baker, A D Cor
SSoTTan. Murray, Miss Murray. Mr. Kuhle, J
pTNuttall and wife, Capt E Dyer and wife, J
age e' " ' ""U 00
5er steamship Chattahoochee from New York
dallss Jessie Reid, Mrs F v Stewart and chill
; H,en, master Geo Stewart. Mrs s futile and
liant I9i Mrs McCabe. Miss McCabe, B NJ Hunt, H
81 num- and wife, Jos Koptalk, N Sauna, E Spen-
IGT n1' n Il Hayne, Mrs A G Kirkham, II Theile.
StT MAJ 9aIz, q Luxton, Fl Wallen, G II Bayard,
ana steele and wife, Miss G Steele, Jno Neral,
H TeT p steamship Kansas City for New York
Wiz burwal. Edwin Hayward Isaac Lesem aud
NJ sanford Austin and wife, Chas Brockett,
E ser Brockett, A W Tatner, j T Lynch, H
il 9IUuetz w Orvis. E w Orvis, F H Sommers,
mart, Ralph Grower and wife, e r Walker.
NOT .or"eLl and wife, Miss Nellie Norwell. Miss
H Stan hawkins, Mrs Hawkins, Miss Mabel
Pp,.o ms ms, 5 Smith. Martha WaIdron Master
coT Norwell, Hill and wife, Eliza Hooper
Will and Steerage
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TUESDAY. FEB %. t692
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Nacoochee. Smith. New York-c G
Anderson o....no,.L. ~.
x,-IC @ Anderson.
1So--sssmsbip VIM Crane. Foster. Baltimore.
S,samship City of Macon. Lewis. Boston-c
q Anderson
Chr lizzie Brayton. Rogers. Boston. in
..I,ast to Jos a Roberts Co.
Steamer Alpha. Stroohar. Button - c II
Maddox ACT
Stsaner Katie, Bevill, Augusta and way
,aniings-C Fl Medlock. Agt
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESTERDA

s,Aauer Ethel. Carroll. CoEen's Bluff and
- Iandlngs-W 7 Gibson. Manager.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

srrSRfsEs ..........--. --.-.-. ..-..6:55
=. cEr D. 10
go WATER At SAVANNAH s:s3 A. n asa P NJ
STANDARD Tims)
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DaIA1E4L NJ I 1-AsDAA
Steamship Dessoug. Philadelphia.
Steamship Kansas City, New York.
Schr John Rose. New York.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Pallas [Norl Stoubo. Demsrara, in bal
last to Chr G Dahl Co.
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CONSIGNEEs.


Rs AT Central Railroad. Feb 22-woods, G g. Co,
d I Wll q GO, Jno Flannery & Co, j r Cooper,
NV 10" y % q Bro, S & Tson. NJ Conner & Co,
Jp@%dD, Mcintyre, Butler & S. MacLean & Co.
Ca "eElans q Co, WV Gordon & Co. Floyd &
5loorao southeastern Plaster Co, Cornwell & C,
Tbonvn@SJ J, l. Strong. j D Weed & Co, A D
EIis sen 70, Southern Cotton Oil Co. Ludden 4 B
Lee % l d Co A Hull & Co, A LETTER & Son.
JsekSooSs Myers & Co, Eckman & v. Mohr Bros,
Decssso.n N 4 Co, A j Miller & Co. w Miller,
J@voi%S- FsW g Cooper Lowell & L.R kirkland
IEns,oti.L sons. Savannah Grocery Co, j d La
PanSsso1 |, Bro, Lippman Bros. j D Weed & Co,
/ Epsfa;hl Hardware Co, G w Tiedeman & Bro,
J ] Rro.ul d Bro, G H Malleth, STANDARD OH Co,
j T Ssynn, Warnock & w. J Rosenheim q Co,
PKeeIiaplrine d Bro, Lester Grocery Co,
SaganTa A Hanley, Frank & Co, Smith Bros,
Davantt y 1Irryst Co. w D Simkins. 7 J Davis,
Per "a q Il, j w lyman, Sheftall & s.
Murrav9 oqLh Bound Railroad Feb 90 - Jno
Co. Cbs,. X Eason, L f Groyenstein. Specially
C a 't IE aGtnship Chattahoochee from New York
Apres 1Fl!erson lagtl, A 4 Altmayer & Co, N
Bucbenbb ~, ate S w Branch, II S & d Byck, A
Bare. Y, Bluesten, Brush f L & P Co, j
Grocer ~ u boley & Son, q Bertorell Bull st
Cola, 20 Il u & Bkg Co, City of Savannah,
Dros' Coleman & Co. Chas A Cox,
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HEAR sTEALTHY FOOTSTEPS.

creeping up behind them. The trunks in
the garnet were heard to move on the floor
as il some one were pushing them.
This and all sorts OF other strange demon
strations are said to have been made In the
house almost continually. After time less
attention was paid to the noises, as 10 was
discovered that no harm came OF them.
The curious behavior Of little dog caused
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HISTORICAL MAGAZINES.

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trated Magazine form. in twelve
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to the public by subscription, at hfty
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year, payable In advance after the
distribution of the second Number.
The January number will be
Christmas number, and he mailed
december 20, 1892. The general con-
tents If the various editions will be
as fullowsi
JANUARY NUMBER
christmas Edition) Geology and
Pre-. Historic wisconsin.
FNpHuARY NuMBNR1s
spanish Explorers snd Explorations.
MARCH NUMBEk-
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The Northwest Territory.
wisconsin Under English rifle.
MAY NtMBtts-
EARLY Settlers and Settlements.
Indian Disturbances.
JUNE NUMBER
Black Hawk-Wars in which He Par
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Wisconsin In the Civil war.
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Territorial days.
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Primitive and Present Railways.
wisconsin's Picturesque Spots.
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Primative and Modern Cities in the
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Agricultural aud Manufacturing Inter-
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Educational and other Institutions.
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Our Representatives in Congress.
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SUGGESTION FOR A SUMNER TRIP

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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Wausau, wis.

Sept. q. 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has fled notice of
his intention to make fanal proof In sup.
port OF his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the U. S. Land
Office at wausau wis, on Nov. ., 1891
viz: William E. O'Connor H. f. No.
6404 for the E.4 S.W.3 & N. VIZ s. Eft
Sec. %, TIP, Son R.9E.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of. said land, via:
NJ. G. Bells, 81. L. Mumm and A. d.
McDonald all of Wausau, Wis. and
Henry O'Conn0r, Of Eagle River Wis.
e. b. SANDERS.
Register.
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Free To An Minister of Churches,

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will send one bottle of WARMERS
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friends every where. Address.
DR.. D. WARNER
Coldwater, Mivh'
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AZ the mead OF this column will be
found the ticket which we are support
ing, They are all good and true men
and deserve your vote.
MYRON H. MCCORD
.the republican nominee for Congress
especially deserves the snpport OF every
Tot>r In this county. He made the best
representative in congress that this
district ever had. We have not the
space to give record of all that be &C.
complished for the district and will
only mention.two measures which he
succeeded in passing through congress
and which alone entities him to the
gratitude and tn. support ofevery voter
in the county. These are the passage
OF the act allowing the water reserve
lands to be settled under the home
stead act which has done moro than
any one thing to develop, the county
and the passage of the act by which the
money received from the sale of q tract
Of government land in the village of
village to build what is known as the
McCord school. Besides proving him
self statesman in Congress he is o
first class business man. In his business
he has had occasion to employ large
punber of men and has always shown
himself in favor of paying an honest
days wages for an honest days work
differing from his opponent, Tom
Lynch who, when Mayor of Amigo re-
used to pay the men working on the
streets more than one dollar and said
that one dollar was all any
wor1ingman should receive for days
work.
JAS. w. MCCORMICK
Is candinate for the assembly. He is
II good lawyer and a fine speaker and
would take Il front rank at Madison
and make member that would be an
nonpr to the county and district aud
one that it would be q credit for any
suan to vote for.
EDWARD BRAZELL
candidate for sheriff is to we'll known
by the people of this county to need
any introduction by us. He came to
Eagle River when Oneida county was
still a part of Lincoln county and has
resided here ever since and has been
engaged in logging. There is hardly .
laboringman in the county but what
has either worked for him or knows
him personally. He is laborer him.
self and works as hard as any man In
his employ. He is u member of the labor
onJon at this place and his sympathy is
wish them. No man questions his
qualifications for the office and he
should be elected. 81
E. P. BRENNAN -
candidate forcounty clerk Is now SERVING.
sue county in that capacity and has
made an excellent official. He is
ptorapt and corteous in the discharge OF
lis duties and has made many warm
friends sine. he has held the Office. He
IS q self made man and god example
oi What any man can do for himself by
e,as,y habits and y strict attention to
business. He began life as poor hoy
without money or friends and by strict
y attending to whatever was given him
e q he worked himself up to the i'm
port3nt position of teller i'm the fast
national bank of Rhinelander which he |
ss5ign I'd 70 accept his present position, !
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ICE CREAM PARLORS.

Peter st. Peters ice cream parlOrS
mrp running in full blast. He has
made several Improvements aud now
has the finest parlOrs in town. II
you want a good dish Of ice cream,
u glass If excellent lemonade Or, u
milk shake or any other kind Of soft
drink give him a call. Ladies and
children are especially invited. He
also keeps fine line ofconfectiOnery.
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE. FOR PCBLICA1 ION.
Land Offiog at Wa,,sau. Wlss
Oct. Is, 1892,
Notice is herebt given that the, FOL.
lowina.named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to htake final proof In sup.
port of his Slain, and that said proof
will be made before the Clerk Of Court
at Rhinelander Wis, ON Dec. s, 1897,
viz: Emmett Marco, II. E. 5O23 for the
N.E.9 Sec. IL, Tp. 40, Il. 10 E.
He names the following witnesses TO
prove, his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of. said land, viz:
Clint Croker, Mike Murpliey, John
Moran and AL. Croker, all of Eagle
River Oneida Co. wis.
E. B. SANDERS.
Register.
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A, NJ. SHANK,
w. p. NEVILLE.
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FOR LAGRIPPE.

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each eoughin gspell.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Wausau, wis.

Sep. rs, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the fol :
lOwing-named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the u. S. Land
Office. at wausau, wis.,, on Nov. IL.
1882, viz: william Reay, Il. E. No. 6433
for the Lot 6 Sec. 8, TIP. AZ N. r. ii E..
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of, said land, viz:
GustavO Keesler, Of Forest Co. wis
Charles - s. /"
R. IS /" {"
Oliver Thomas !" j" /"
E. B. SANDERS,
Register.
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It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 5Ocents
per bottle at F. Beardsley's.