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taftmesota Jiewa.
&TEEI.E.
three-year-old daughter of Charles
t, of tins town of Morton, was rctewbly
tl to dcaife,,iby fulling into a. pail of J»
!BUOW\.
ilu" Republican convention for t&e
munition of J&idjrc of the 9th Judicial Dte
h.is. been ceiled to meet u£ New Uhu, Au-
.KKNVII.LK.
David P*'iisv\ of Renville, is sug«»est
a iv- .111 iicccpUtis&e candidate for Secretary of
WOKR1SOX.
A lojr, in a good state of preservation,
touinl on a tani near Culdriiiii, at a depth
19 teet.
ATUVWVN
h\ .Hi to
"'i«ul lia\e been convicted of robber), and
il need o.i"h to tivo yeaiv
RIG III'.
Potato bti«?s are very numerous in some
^hborhood-"—more '-o than for several
pa^t The grasshoppers remaining in
——i Creek are rapidly dying off. They nearly
a IT) from two to twehe parasite-* each.
iod hu-k to the p.u.is.ites!
KICE.
Mr. E. J. Ault's drug store, oi* Dundas,
entered Sundii) niglit, the ^2nd, and the
i.is-h dia-\\ei.» e'amedott, containing about
HI change. Entrance A\a^ made through
elkir window and exit by the cellar door.
I'liomas Nels-on, a Norwegian of the town
orebt, while engaged in plowing on the
as piinstruck Mild died nevt day Coun
•t half dollais are hi circulation in Dun-
nr.t.MORE.
\. S. II. Murray, the able and popu
nun.ster in oliarye of the Picsbytcrtan
e!i at Chatfield for scAeial )earg, lelt the
to aijain ensfajje in missionary woik in
try
lie expects to he ahsent about tlnee
ir» Flowers placed by loAinsy hands on
ves of departed triends in Chattield are
len by thieve*.
OLVSTEO.
Haverhill farmer says the wheat ciop
tills county thib year will be the largest pro
ctd within tlie "past ten years. He says
+he
barley crop is better in that tdwn tliis
than he has ever seen it before, and there
luen a larjje amount of it sown this sea
i. .A man named Francis J. Sartori, who
.irrcstea in St. Louis several weeks ii2 on
.e tharire of stealinir §400 and a watch, and
ho had since jumped his bail, was arrested
1 iJoc heater by Sheriff Dill, on the 19th, and
-uio-ndered to the officers who were looking
uii 1-ini.. ..M. AV. Leland died in Rochester on
lie 17th trom a shock of apoplexy. He had
i-idtdin Rochester «ince the fall of 18til and
is as highly respected Mr. W. A. Wiley, of
iJochester, is the inventor of a wood graining
which has every appearanee of being a -\ery
aIu.hie invention. Some of the leading mef
ts ot this process arc, that the graining is
one entirely without graining tools the
ork is speedily done the material is cheap
nd within the "reach of all, and the finish is
.iLitiful and perfect.
WIXONA.
Profiles of infants and human heads
found upon the window panes of the house
a Mr. B. Ferrin in„St. Charles—a house
v. hich the Spiritualists are the habit of
opting ...Sheriff Dill has been awarded
the State fund for the purpose, $73.22 for
es rendered in the capture of the North
jobbers For Fourth of July celebra-
St. Charles uses a cannon which was
tor the Seymour and Blair club of that
in 18(58. by Mr. Lowth of Owatonna.
POLK.
Immigration agent Graham, brought
•,i t^\o hundred Mennonites on Thursday tile
th. Tiie weie a healthy looking lot of
,ien, women and children, and have §00,000
1 gold with them. They are direct from
'iusMa and will make active settlers... .The
xipulation in the region of Polk City has been
•ureasedby forty families. They have taken
entiling in shape of land including the
Lool sections Moses Manston, the road
_maseris busil) engaged in graveling and rc
naimg the railroad. The rains have kept
nn his) along the whole line The Red
.'keflher is tailings cry rapidly, the banks
di- and the feiriet are again being re
paired t'or operation George Maxwell ot
St. Pail recently lost his pocket book in
Cfook&t.p, containing §395 in money and
other taiuiblc- papers.
A S O
Mr. A'TruliIke, of Petersburg, who has
\ciir aJU'i far IK en exceedingly unluckv
ith hi" ci cp0, lias this year, 20 ai-re-5 of corn",
7 ot oat-, 1 wheat, of peas, 2 of sorghum, 2
ot bin kwlict, 2 of potato^, sitid one-half acie
oi ripe baiky, and all looking well The
grade is on tliu Martin County Railroad were
•it hist report* ..t work nine miles west of
Winnebago Ctv An enterprising miller is
wanted tobuih" a tlouring mill at Heron Lake
.STEAKNS.
1'he landlady of a Melrose hotel in a
dispute with a boarder spit in the young man's
face, and on repeating the operation was
struck by the young gentleman. A warrant
for his arrest was nroeured, but the case
failed to come to trial —Travel is increasing
up the Sauk valley. Nearly every evening the
tram brings up an even stage load, besides
those going further who take other convey
ances, and those who reiriain in the vicinity,
BODGE.
Over 10,000 forest trifies were planted
in Ripley this season... .The farmers are not
afraid of grasshoppers, jtfdfeing from the way
harvesters, mowers, rakes.r&apers and wagons
arc being sold this week... \Potatoes promise
am abundant crop this fall.. A. Mr. E. P. Can
dee of Canisteo township recently had a rib
broken and his shoulder dislAcated by heine
0
£&..,
the air by a hcif&r that he was
li\
A Ferocious I'ronimciaweKto.
The imperial archives at Vienua.oontain
the declaration of war which Saltan Mo
hammed IV., vor, as he called Mmself,
"Mola Mohammed," iasued same two
hundred years ago to the Germaa empe
ror, Leopold, and the king of Poland.
This curious document read' as fol
lows
By the glare of God, the Ruled1 of
heaven. We, M«la Mohammed, C-Jod on
earth, glorious and omnipotent emperor
vof Babylon and Judea, of the Orient and
the Occident, King of all Kings on earth
and in heaven, Great King of Holy Arabia
antlMauritaniabvtnir birth glory-crown
ed King of Jerusalem, Owner and Master
of the grave of Christ, the crucified God
A novel -inlitV A Russian farm rfc for
hor-o* reeeuflv anade its appearance in Thee the Ctesnr of Rome and to Thee, the
Uii.i. The -waajon AW.S small and illy ar- King ot Poland, aad to all thy partisans,
"oil tor farm won'k. It cost $ 7 5 in llii.sia,
fv
li.ilf much more to brine it o\er. is cardmaLs, bishops, and all his
ntEaKouN. otker mauv-colored assistants, and an
woman calling- herselt Mrs Luey J. that we are about to mvade thy
\. was reeentlv arreted at Lejlars,lowa. ,, „,» „„.,,.
tal.cn to Albert Lea, un the charge of liav- "»*U
head l-lt» ol an inch lenirth of leg 15^ inch:
iiiK-tor of thiuh i4 oi «i) inch length of
'^u ot an inch win"-, from tip to tip o1^
•ic- Wiu. E. Wils-on, alias Win. E How- *,i „e \r ™,,..,
.andFuinkB. D.nenpart, alia* Frank B. I to
waitrus
1
•I 1-Viiitenfnu).
hard labor in the
Turnips and S a are beiniy ex- I
certain
,. inroad are contributed Some remark-|
.o atioH near tlie outlet of Lake Le Homnie
1ieti.
Dr. \M\\ is is investigating their eharac
lr. J. "W. Mann ot smith Lake low not
)-akw 3iis afield of Scotch Fife wheat, sow
-ti the '22*.ul of Feb. last, which is hea\y and
\i lk-iit in every way, and promLseo a ield
a 5 biibhels per acre. The oats measures.
teet S inches high, and will yield 70 bush
-ptracie- Thehoppti* have in no Vibe
uicdthese crop1?.
ll as to he r« of me he
+i104.
r™\™
-tolen .iMhooltoml, valued at £300, fiom bring with us 13 Kings and l,o00,U00
.i e\Voodard,aboiitthe ftth ofOct.,1870.... {soldiers, both infantry and cavalry: and
„,„ ,i,«ii
™01V. A
thy small realms inula1 the hoofs of our
horses, and hand it over to fire and pil
laire. And lirst of all command Thee
in thy capital City
0 6
.'*
lotcharities)
UIK thit count unless large
oefthVienna,
in orde that we there may hav head
eat off'. And thou, alco, little King of
Poland, do thou tlie same. We shall ex-
a 1
th7
*o«n ...Actual .ufleiino for clcr. robbery, hre, rapme, and pillage ancl
,i io~*Rt and ^leapc-t necessaries of to-d cause the very last creature ot btocl, it it
iinnu, AI11
beythe
». emain^ were latelv exliUKied irom an e\- *"""&
then put tliem ignommiously to death.
Thy little realm we will take away from
*****™^V»Zi
of man I be a Giaour,to disappear from We
commence by exposingEarth.
Old .an
a
ft a
tliee and destroy also that of the Red
Cock and sweep from the earth the entire
population and thee and the King of Po
land we will permit to live until you shall
he convinced that we have carried out all
wc have announced herein. This we say,
that you may take notice thereof. Given
in our majesty'- capital and residence at
Stamboul* the city that has 1,659 streets
and lanes, 120 sguares, ll public build
ings, 486 inns lor harboring, strangers,
1,000 baths, 999 fountains, 1,652 smaH
and large schools. 1,600 mills, and 4,122
mosques. This large and strong city
covers a ppacc of four square miles and
is adorned by 5G0 turrets, This city my
ancestors have by force of arms taken
away from the Infidels, having first ravish
ed and then massacred all women and
children. And in defiance to the Giaours
we shall henceforth keep and maintain
this city. Given in the twenty-fifth year
of our life and the seventh of our omnip
otent reign. MOLA MOHAMMED, M.
Th Way a Kansas Lover Handled His
Sweetheart's Father.
From the Atetiison Cl'ampion.
Tlie Btllew family, on Twentieth street,
have settled their disinttes, and conse
quently there will be no more revenue
derived by the chy from semi-occasional
fines from the paternal head of the fam
ily. The difficulties have been as fol
lows '. David T. Bellew, a teacher of
languages and telegraph operator, mar
ried the widow of an aged but respecta
ble merchant of Terre Haute, Ind., about
three years ago. Bellew had been tutor
to Mi^s Dora, the eldest, and Miss Nettie
C, the youngest of old Glassner's family.
Soon alter his marriage he removed with
his? wife to Kansas City, where he en
gaged in the dairying and market garden
business. Considerable property is said
to ,vo been purchased, but as to thii
nothing definite is known.
Bellew proved to be a worthless, lazy
character, and a nuisance to the southern
end of the city. About three weeks ago
Mrs. Bellew went back to Terre Haute an
invalid, leaving her oldest daughter Dora
in charge of the family affairs. This
young lady, *t appears, held a right and
title to the Seventeenth street property.
It was her own by her own individual
right, having been purchased with hei
own money in the name of a trustee, and
held for her own use. Her drunken
stepfather had been a source of great an
noyance and aggravation for two or thret
years past, lie has insulted the young
man who has been paying attention to
\\\i stepdaughter, and in fact prevented
his visits to the house. Tuesday night,
however, the young ladies invited a half
dozen or more young friends to the house,
among them Mr. Joe C. the afore
said young ouitor from Seneca, Ks., a for
mer friend of the family in Indiana. The
old man came home about ten o'clock
with a friend, but fidhing some strangers
present went out again to the avenue,"
and came back about an hour afterwards
and broke up the party.
Not satisfied with this, Bellew attacked
his stop-daughter in a violent manner
nd was, seconded by his drunken guest,
who, it is 1o be regretted, stands high as
a citizen. The dilemma of the young
ladies was a painful one, but Miss Dora
was equal to the emergency. She re
quested the young gentleman visiting
her to expel the two drunken men. It
was done instantaneously and effectively,
both parties roiling promiscuously out
into the street. Early on Friday morn
ing the courageous young lady was mar
ried to her choice, and within three hours
afterwards accompanied her husband to
court to answer to a charge of assault.
The old man is left out high and dry now.
The home which knew him once will
know him no more. The courageous
young lady has the best wishes of the
Times—she solved a family difficulty suc
cessfully. Everybody in the "soutn end"
endorses the brave young girl in her
practical way of evading a family quar
rel.
—"The rich and poor met together.'
Perhaps they did in Solomon's day, but
they don't meet together now so frequent
ly as to cause remark.
4
Thirty years' experience proves the Graefen
berg Vegetable Pills to be the mildest and most
effective medicine ever known for the com
plete cure of Headftolie^iliousness, Liver Com
olainth, Nervousneefi, Fevers, and diseases of
Digestion. Sold everywhere price 25 cents
per box. Send for almanacs. Noyes Bi oe. &
Cutler, St. P-aul, Agents for Minnesota.
GHAKFENJUKHG Co., New York.
c&rw
Tlie Cehibrated
"Matck'jiSh"
Wood Tatf Plug
Ton woo.
Tin: IVWEEII TOUJWX'O COMPANY,
XOVI York, Boston and Chicago.
L»1«C«M* Heivr it I/UL Sliiul.
that it your lyiwer does tyix. have, and will not
et, POOLKI 'S- YI-A*.T POWUKK tor you you,
can send 'JO cuits for quarter, So cents for
half, or 00 rents, for one pound can, direct to
DCOI.EY & BKOTIIEK New y«wk, and you Avill:
receive it by reLiiin of maJL Always use it
for the delicious Vienna rolls.
KUeum.itihi: JuicK''y it
Durang's Rheutnatie Kcmedy," the great
Internal Medicine, will positively cure any
ease of rheumatism on flic lace of the earth.
Price $1 a bottle, six bottled, *.*". Sold by all
druggists. Send lor circular to Ilelphciistine
tt Bentley, Druggists Washington, D. C.
Hviou's Unhersal Cough hyrup taken the
lead ot all cough remedies in our trade. We
keep many others. None roceU such general
eojsmiendation. Our customers will be put
oft'with nothing else. We warrant it in e\ery
case. SAMUEL CROSS e*t CO.,
Rep'ulato the Livei ant5
prevent
CHIliliS VND FEVJ5B.
Felt's Mills, X. Y.
Pond's EvtiiH't Used alike bytheijiedica
profession and the people, it holds a position
held toy no other medicine in this countr\, or
perhaps the world.
—^mt—
Patentees and inventors should read adver
tisement of Edson Bros, in another column.
If you teel dull, diowsv. debilitated, have frequent
headache.mouth tastes badlv. poor apperite.and tonirue
t-oated, vou are sutferins from torpid liv or "bilious
ness." and notisiue will carp you to speedily and perma
nently as to takf HIMMONS' 1,1VER RSGTJLA*K or MKI»
ICINB.
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The Oheapnst Purest and •'^affw^
Best Family Medicine
the World'
AHIOUS FEVERS,
BOWEL' OMPL U-tfrS,
E S 1 S N S S,
VUNDICE AKD SAU-
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BAD BREATH.
Nothing is so unpleasant, nothing so common as uad
breath, nnrt nearly every cass it coraes irom tt.e
stomach and can be so easily corrected if you will take
SIMMONS' LIVEB REGULATOR. DO not neglfci so sura
a remedy tor this repulsive disorder. It will also im
prove our appetite, Complexion, and C4t»neia! Health.
CONSTIPATION!
SHOULD not be regarded as
!»trifling ailment—in tact natur
demands the urmost regularity of
the bowels, and any deviation
irom this demand paves the way
often to set IOUSdanger. It is quite
as neces ary to remove impure ac
cumulations from the bowels, as it
is to eat or sleep, and no lieaith
can be expected where costive
habit of body prevails.
SICK HEADACHE.
Ihis distressing affliction ocf urs most frequently. Xh
disturbance of the stomach, arising from tlie imperfect
ly digested conter.t3. causes .1 severe pain in the head,
accompanied with disagreeable nausea, and this con
stitutes what is popularly known as Sick Headache: for
the relief of which, Take SIMMONS' LIVER REGUI.ATOH
OR MEDICINE,
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•o.irse in the Hive wlthm,t the nee of office IIIMruc
tion. 1 or full infbrmatiun adiresn,
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LATTES
Bewar of
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LIVER STOMACH ™*\\mMK
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C0STIVENESS
This prevalent affliction is generally looked upon
as a trivial matter. It does great mUchief.
Excretion is checked while absorption continues.
A.11 impurities areleft in the bowels to be absorbed
the Dlpod and poison the system, producing dys
mpsla, headache, piles, disordered action of the
irtjiver andkldneya-oolls, fever, rheumatism. A*
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Permanently can Aroate constipation and aB
the ills that result from a want of proper stools.
Th"y posses tonic, alterative andcathartic proper'
tie« find will romil-ite the bowels when all other
Tienr inos fail, p-od-.ice nppctito and cause the body
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THE SUN.
1877. NEW YORK. 1877.
'X'HIS MUM continues to tie tlie strenuous auvocate ot
reform and retrenchment, and of the substitution of
statesmanship, wisdom, and integrity foe hollow pre
tence, imbecility, and fraud in the administration of
public affairs. It contends for the government of the
people by the people and for the people, as opposed to
coTernmenttby raudojin the ballot-box and in the count
ing of votes enforced by military violence. It endeavors
to supply its readers—a body now not far from a million
of souls—with thu most careful, complete, and trust
worthy accounts of current events, ana employs for this
purpose a numerous and carefully selected staff of re
porters and correspondents. Its reports from Washing
ton, especially, are full, accurate, and fearless and it
doubtless continues to deserve and enjoy the hatred of
those who thrive by plundering tho Treasury or by usurp
ing what the law does not give them, while it endeavors
to merit the confidence* of the public by defending the
the rights of the people against the encroachments of
unjustified power.
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—AND—
A I A I A N a
ii Kxprn«M, Mtaffe a TaaiiM
I on a
SAINT PAUL TO DEADWOOD.
Trains lerve St. Paul for BUmark at 8,-00a. m. daily
eaoejtt Sunday), making the trip in 34 hours, connect
tact At Bismark, with Daily line of stages for Deadwood.
Tafce this route and avoid the disagreeable and un
certain travel by steamboats. First and second class
nasaeagersall carried in first-cla*s Concord Coaches
from Bosmafe-k to Deadwood. li'mierant passengers are
carried -on covered freight wagons.
For further information apply to or address North
ern Pseiuc It, K. olhce, corner Jnckson and Fifth Sts..
St. Paal. O. G. SANBOltN,
General Business Agent.
St. Paul. Minn.
BABBITT'S TOILET SOAP.
public The FINEST TOILET SOAP In the World.
Only the j'urttt wjttuble used -n manufacture
Forten
Use
Iill theooils
WortJi tTines c»"4
Sampleteboxf contaimiifrto takes of ozs. each,
ftwit on receipt of IS cents. AddreFi
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Iree to any ad-
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SA1DAL-W00D
Possesses a much greater Power in restoring to a
healthy state the mucousmembrane of the urethra than
either Cubebs or Copaiba. It never produces sickness,
is certain and speedy in its action. It is fast supersed-
ing every other remedy. Sixty capsules cure in six or
eight days. Ko other medicine can do this.
Owing to its Kreat success, many substitutes have
been advertised, such as Pastes, Mixtures, Pills, Bal
same, etc., all of which have been abandoned.
Dundag Dick & Co.'s Soft Capsules contain
ing Oil of Sandal-rvood, sold at all drug stores.
Ask for circular, or send for one to 35 and
Wooster street. New York.
mmzm
Tdrrant'8 Iffervesper.t Seltzer Aperient
is the most unexceptionable of correctives and alterj
tives. The reasons for this belief are obvious. It forms
a delicious and most refreshing draught, relieves tne
bowels of all acrid matter without pain, allays fever.in
dut"3S sleep, strengthens digestion, seutralizes rcid in
the stomach, cures flatulency, acts as a gentle stimu
lant, tones t'ie tender nerves, and never gripes the pa
tient. What family can affoid to be without such a re
source in sickness* Sold by all druggists
NATURE'S REMLDY.'
ISltll
THEEREAT BLOOD PuBincB.
mm iyinii «mt*
Rev. J. P. LUDLOW WRITES:
178 BALTIC STREET, BROOKLYN, X. Y.,
Nov. 14,1874.
H. R. STEVENS, ESQ
Bear Sir—From personal benefit received by its
as well as from nonul knowledge of thoso
whose cures thereby li.no seemed almost miracii'
lous, I can m".-«t heartily and sincerely recommend
the VFGETINE for the complaints which itiaclainied
to cure. JAMES P. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Cbnrcb,
Sacramento, Cai.
NATURE'S REMEDY
flilfll.
?HE DBEAT BLOOD PURIFIER
S
Seo thattha name of
THOMSO N and the
TradeMartuCROWN,are
stamped on everyCorsetaSteel
FITS TH E FIGURE PERFECTLY
SHE RESTS WELL,
SOTTTH POLAND, E Oct. 11,1876.
H. R. STEVENS
Dear Sir—1 have been sick two years with, the
Liver complaint, and during that time have taken a
great many different medicines, but none of them
did me any good. I was restless nights, and bad no
appetite. Since taking the VEGETIME I rest well and
relish my food. Can recommend the VEOETINE for
what it has done for me. Yours respectfully,
Mna. ALBERT BICKER.
Witness of the above:
Mn. GEORGE M. VAUGHAX,
Medford, Mass.
Rev. O. T. WALKER SAYS:
PROVIDFSCF, K. I., 1C4 TR.VSSIT STREET.
II. It. STEVENS, ESQ.
I feel bound to express with my signature the high
value I place upon your VEGETINE. My family ha vo
used it for the last two years. I nervous debility
it is invaluable, and I rocommend it to all who may
need an imigorating renovating tonic.
O. T. WALKER,
rormerly Pastor Bowdom-square Church,
Boston.
NOTHING EQUAL TO IT.
SOUTH SALEM, MASS., NOV. 14,1876.
Mn. H. B. STEVENS
Dear Sir—I havo been troubled with Scrofula,
Canker, and ILUer complaint for tbreo years. Noth
ing ever did me any good until I commenced using
the VEOETINE. I ara now getting along first-rate,
and still using the VEGETINE. I consider there 13
nothing equal to it for such complaints. Can heart
ily recommend it to everybody.
Yours truly, MRS. LIZZIE M. PACKARD,
lio. 1C Lagrange St., South Salem, Mass.
GOOD FORTHE CHILDREN
BOSTON HOME, 14 E STREET,
BOSTON, April, 1876. $
H. R. STEVENS:
Dear Sir—vie feel that the children in onr homo
ba\o been greatly benefited by the VEGETINK you
have so kindly given ws irom time to time, especially
those troubled with the Scrofula.
With respect,
Mas. N. WORMEIX, Matron.
Prepared by
H. B. STEVENS, Boston, Mass,
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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5 W outfit 10c.
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dec«pti\r ixiors lu
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deicuitums injjre.li
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PATENTSA
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Cat tree.
:c«o. 111.
WESTI N
Aeenti* wanted
TltnE A CO August.!
d»1 O da at hciMM.
A terms free
AHii week in your own town. Terms and -$5 oatfl
9 0 0 MALJLETT A Co., Portland. Me.
In gold 2ft-
GEO. TURNER, Bristol, Ci
A month to A^ent?, and rea:onaD]e
Expenses. CHILD & PRATT, Cint ^nciiti.O
O A a I I 5f ix a with rime, 1 0
U^k cte., post-paid, L. JONES 4 CO., Na i-.e, X. Y.
OLcash
BOUIKY LAKD-WAKRANTS bought aignee
pricrpaid by (iilmoro & Co., VV.tbmrur oa.D.C
Fancy Cards, all Hew Stylos, with name iJ cts.
postpaid, S E Nassau *. "V
QC Elegant Cards (no two alike with nai-, 10 *n
&0 postpaid. Gt 1. KLLD Co £Jas- .u. Y.
WATCMMAICKRSi'Tool.ond Mtteria., i-^-dfor
Price list, GEO. E. SMITH & CO O. BOA :i«iM.. Y.
5 FANCY CARDS, no two alike with ESTJ- 10c.
v* 30 Transparent, if cts. post paid.
I. TEKPFMJ.&.Coble->k.xi. N Y.
avehng Salesmen ft«*5 a ra^o-n and
all expenses paid S in Ad
ueenCit Lamp Works, Cinemas*. O.
dress Quee:
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AuCres-s il. Ltnmj-
$2500
with
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ft*. S
a year to A«-pnts. OuttiT »nri
gun free. For terms, address
WOBTH ft Co., St. Lotus, Mo.
BEV0LVER FREE SJS",*"
Ad's J. Bowc A Son, 136 & 138 Wood St Piti*
5f|{sellingarticlesm
voi ver,
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the world :oce 3am-j
Address JAY BEOSSOX, Detrr, -i
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free
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W7)C^i°l\^:3^^S' Stamp for Ci.-c-.'ar
CO., Broadw.ij.
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travel and take ordere of
A
Merchants Salary $l.£0O a year
and al! traveling eipen-ses pa a.
Address GEM Man,f'g Co., St Lonis Mo.
E A E E A
Yonng Hen and Ladies, and earn from $4.1
to .$00 per uonth. Good situations guar
anteed. Small salary T\hi!e learning, Adj
with stamp. M. P. HATWABD, Oberhn, C.
IHrVEIS O S
S O S O N
& roreiss Patent
Ag'ts, 711G. St., Washington, D.C. Establ^hed in 1866.
Feeatterallowance. CirTrof lcstructiocs.etc -^-itfree.
VIOLIN STRINGS
Genuine Italian Violin String", also forBamo or(?ui
a have placed on record S S S
!$10to$25HSSarf-'.rCaroraofc,-yChrodinSL'RXmadeb
mo Cards. 14 5 c-amples,
worth S*5 SPct po^t-uaid
for S 3 cents. Iiiu^trat«d
Catalogue JT
JtOMton. I EstablishedH1830 1
O A J»©!*!»,
O 1 A 3 1 E S O I O A
CJENP A POSTAL CARD for descriot-oa many
of 1,200.00 0 A E E. Lands fr- s-il- on K.
R. Terms, by the I a II I a Vo. Climate
and soil first-class, and adapted to gra.n c^rn and
grazing. No Grasshoppers. Tickets ir^e 'and
bnyers from Chicago and leturn. Address .1
CAliHOlTBT. Land Commissioner, ©2 EanJO'Dii St.,
Chicago, or Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
$777tparantoyfcaonbcountretdthnetnrr-»ajj-menygstsanillintunea•.jaonthvj.rotr-*sj-earrwhinsyaeitheyfmadearneoeeyensteadilthkeasiltitwortnoysoibub
that we furnish. $GG per -week in your o*-:: town.
You need not be away from home over meht oa can
give jonr whole time to the work, or only yo-.r spare
moments. We have agents who are making cter $ 2 0
per day at the business All who engage at oaee can
make money fast. Atthe present time money cannot
be made so easily and rapidly at any other bu«ines
It costs nothing to try the business. Terras ia !*5
Outfit free. Address at once. H. HALLETT JC Co
Portland, Maine.
$1.00 $1.00
Osgood's Heliotype Engravings.
The choicest household ornaments. Price
One Dollar each. Send for catalogue.
I JAMES R. OSGOOD & CO.
BOSTON, MASS.
$1.00 $1.00
JACKSON'S BEST
Sweet Navy Chewing Tobacco.'
was awarded the highest prize at Centennial Exposition
for its fine chewing qualities, the excellence ana lasting
character of its sweetening and flavoring. If you want
the best tobacco ever made ask your grocer for tms, and
flee at each plug: bears onr blue trade mur with
words Jackson's Best on it. Sold wholesale by all job
bers. Send for sample to A A S O N A. O
a a P«-ter«tnrsli, a
E S I S one quality—The Be
Partly-made Dress Shirts
Can be finished as as hemming a Handkerchief.
The very best, six for S 7 0 0
Keep's Custom Shirts—made to measure.
The very best, six for 8 9 0 0
An elegant set of genuine Gold-plate Collar and
Sleeve Buttons given with each half doz. Keep 3 Snirtt
Keep's Shirts are delivered FREE on receipt of price
In any part of the Union—no express charges to pay.
Samples •with full directions for self-measurement
8ent Free to any address. No stamo required
Deal directly with the Manufacturer, and get Bottom
Prices. Keep Mannfactnrinp Co. 1 0 5 Mercer ht.. .Y
ORGANS-SHOLME&YWHITNE
The Fimt Toned and Most Durable M"de.
S S S to
Warranted Five Years. Send for Price Lists.
WHITNEY & HOLMES ORGAK CO.. QTJTNCY. ILL.
Milwaukee Bridge and Ironworks,
Manufacturers of W I on Briilsro^
Wo make a specialty of
I W A I
and would respectfully I it Corr»si)Oinlc.«c«
a in A
tteH. Take advantage of tho present extrt"a-!y low
price of iron to build bridges, combining great dura
bility with economy of construction.
J*. I 1 S E & O a Al Is
Dnnham & Sons. Manufacturers,
Warerooiiis I S Eas l4*ii t.
lEstablished 1834.] E W O
EST a a ms £a8y.-&3
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS
FOR AN AOEE!
Of the Best Land in AMERICA, near the GreatJUxiox
PACIFIC RaxutoAD.
A FARM FOR $200
In easy Payments with low rates of Interest.
SECURE IT NOW!
Full information sent free, address,
ST.
O. DAVIS,
Land Agent, V. P. K. B., Oautha, »•*.
P. M. U. No. a.
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