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r
Uapjil Development of the
Dead wood Country.
The Jilauk Hills Pioneer of Jane 2"
says: "We do not believe this or any
other country affords such another ex-
synplc of rapid derelopinent as what is
tiow known as the " Deadwood Coiin
tff." Three montlis ago it was occu
pied by only a few hardy miners-
scarce Ukin number who had placed
ineir iivct hi puni, doui irom Indians
ami starvation, living on "meat
straight," without even salt, for months
and undergoing nearly every privation
known to man in search of the preeiuu
metal. Xow Deadwood, Whitewood,
and their tribtitaries, are peopled by
more than 7,000 of as hardy, energetic
and intelligent men. as there arc in 'the
country; men who liave left home, wife
and children, and endured hardships
and incurred dangers that those in the
States little dream of, in search of a
better country more money. They
have found it, and to-day, go where you
will, the sound of the pick, shovel,
rocker and sledge greets yours ear?, and
sluice-boxes, ditches and dams are on
ever', hand.
Six weeks ago the site of Deadwood
oCity was a heavy forest of. pine timber;
now it extends nearly a mile along
Deadwood and Whitewood, and con
tains nearly i',000 of the most energetic,
driving people on the continent. Every
branch of business is represented, and
most of them are overdone. Houses
arc going up on every hand immense
trains are constantly arriving loaded
with goods of all kinds, business is
rushing, and bargains arc driving here
that would put Wall Street to the blush.
In addition ' to Deadwood, Montana
City, Crook City, Centennial and
Spcarfisb have sprung into existence,
and each and all are growing rapidly.
Let the Government but protect this
people and give them mail facilities,
and within two years the 1 thick Hills
will contain more than 200,000 of pros
perous and happy souls. Wc know
that the country is wonderfully rich in
its mines of gold, silver, and other min
erals, in its vast forests of pine, and in
its grazing and agricultural resources.
The Black Hills an; a success com
plete, entire in spite of rival mining
interest "croakers," "tender-feet"
and batbarous Indians. Let those
who have fought the fight and won the
1 battle work together patiently, earnest
ly, unitedly. We have full faith that
the Government will soon come to our
assistance extend a helping hand and
throw around us its strong arm of pro
tection, and welcome us as no longer
outlaws. There is a glorious future in
store for the Black Hills. It is rich,
almost without a parallel, in every thing
that goes to make a great country
gold, timber, soil and rlimate. In the
near future r-iilroads will intersect it,
and thousands oi happy and prosper
ous homes be scattered through the
vallevs and parks of these beautiful
hills."
A kink-lookinh young stranger ar
rived in Heading, Pa., and said that he
was Doin Pedro's clerk. He showed a
roll of greenbacks, and he had a high
old time. He got nearly all his refresh
mcnts on credit, however. He hired a
livery team, and sent a boy home with
the team and did not pay for it. In
many places he cut a wide swath, and
after he had given a dozen or more peo
ple a fine game he lit out.
Appetite a NccmsIIJ".
Appetite is a necessity. AVithout it, suffi
cient foot! is not received into the stomach
cither to nourish the system or to srlvc the
stimulus to tin: bowels which they require.
Both the?e organs and the liver become tor
pid in cimcfjiieticc, anil the Mood grows poor
in quality and quantity. Improve the appe
tite, therefore, and avoid such results. Thjs
is ino-t t Ucctuaily done with Hosteller's
Stomach l'.itters, a tonic appetizer and al
terative without a peer. It gives not only
an unwonted zest for food, lint enables the
stomach to digest and the system to as:-im-ilate
it. Flatulence, heartburn, nauca, and
every other concomitant of indigestion, are
removed by it, as are also biliousness and
constipation. Kach nerve and tibcr of the
body is made to tingle with health by its
wc," and it is the leading remedy for dc
spoiilcncy. WHY 10 PHYSICIANS DIFFER?
When a person lia a dull pain and dizzi
nessin the head, a bad t:ite in the mouth,
frequent hick headaches, spittiniMipof food,
with saur stomach, pain in back and sides,
with scanty hiirli colored urine, afaiut. dis
tressed feeling at the pit of the stomacb that
food will not satisfv, a general weakness, a
tired feeling, which sleep does not remove,
skin cold and clammy at times, mid at others
hot and burning, bavin? a dark, dirty ap-
carancc, eyes sunken and tinned witliyel
ow, appetite variable, breath foul, follow
ed after a time with a dry hacking cough
he consults one doctor, who tells him he ha
liver complaint, another tells him his kid
neys are diseased, anotherthat hi disease is
dvpei5a, and still another says he is in the
nrst Mares oi consumption, um none oi
them afford him any relief. Some of these
physicians iuut be mistaken. The fact is
thev arc all right and all wrong; for the pa
tients sufferins in thl manner have a com
bination of all these diseases, and the only
wav to treat such cases successfully, is to
give a remedy that will act upon all of these
organs at once. The best article for this is
the SllAKF.lt Extkact op Koots. Hun
dreds of cases that resisted the skill of the
best medical men have found relief after
using it. The country is full of just such
cases in some of its forms. The article re
ferred to is sold by A. J. White, 310 Pearl
Street, X. Y. Agents wanted.
If you earnestly desire to be cured of
Aguc,take Shalleabergcr's Pills and be well.
Modern Voaita. I
It is a sad commentary upon our boasted t
civilization that the women of ourtlmts have '
degenerated in health and physique until
they, are literally a race ofinvahds pale,
nervous, feeble "ami hack-achy, with only
here and. there a few noble exceptions in this
persona of the r.tbust. buxom Utile charac
teristic of thi; sex in days gnat: by. I5y a
very large experiiuce, co"erii'g a period of
years, and embracitigthe treatiaeiit of many
thousands of cases of those ailments pcciili.tr
to Women, lr. fierce, of the World's Dis
pensary, liufialo, X. Y., lias perfected, by the
combination of certain vegetable extract', a
natural sp. i ilic, which he does not extol as
a eiirc;:ill. I.ut one which admirably fullills a
sinb in- - i f purpose, beiug a most positive
nm! ii .j!ilc remedy for those weaknesses
and compl ,.nu that'alllict the wniiinn of the
prcseii '1:.y. This natural specisic cora-
.i:nl c ;1Lm1 Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription. 1 lie following are among tlio-c
di-eiises in which this wonderful medicine
ha- uorkrda ores as if by magic and with a
ret taint? w-ter before attained by any rm-di-c-ine.-:
Weak back, nervous and general de
bility, fjlliiig and other displacement of in
ternal organs, re-lilting from debility and
lack of strength in natural supports, interna!
fever, congestion, intht'iimation and ulcera
tion anil very many other chronic disea-i-s
iMeiikiittowom. il", not proper to mention
here, in which, as well as in the case. that
have been c numerated, the Favorite 1're
tcrintion effects cures the marvel of the
world. It will not do harm in any state or
condition of tlie system, and by adopting iU
uc tuc invaim laur may uvoia inai severest
of ordeals the consnltinsol a lamily ptiysi
cian. Favorite Prescription is sold by dealers
in medicines generally.
Seheack Sea Weed Tonic.
In the atmosphere experienced here Jsila- t':i:
rnmmer moaths the lethugyprodnced I? ti'e l.eat
take? away the dttire for wholesome fooil, and fre
quent perspirations redoes bodily eo'T;-jvinrticn-larly
those saSeringfrom theeffecUof ilobiliutin;
dif ease. In order to keep a natnral hc.ilihf.il activ
ity of the rystem we roa.t resort to aniikial
mean?.
For thta parpo ScWnclc-i. Sen Weed
Tonic is very crTectual. A few dose will create
anaiijiclileimdglve fre-hvliortothe enervated
body. For dvFpejta it Is Invaluable. Many emi
nent physicians have doubted whether dys;ep?i.-i
can be jierinanently cured by the drna which an
generally employed for that purpose. The Sea
Weed Toulc, in its nature, t totally different from
inch drugs. It contains no corrosi re mineral, or
aeldis; In fact. It tiwbts the -regular operations of
nair.re and supplies her deficiencies. The Tonic In
its nature so much resembles the gastric Juice that
It is almoxt Identical wfth that fluid. jThe eaetric
juice is the Bataialsplfient whic," ia.a healthy
condition of theo4y " caasei Ike feaa.to be di
gested;asd, when this Juice ta not eicrcfcd In ur
licient qnantitiet. Indigestion, with all IU distres.
Ing symptoms, follows. The Sea Weed Tonic per
rornie the duty of the gastric Julee when the latter
is deficient. Schencb. Sea WcedTtmic sold by
all Urussista. '
Wimioit"- Fcvnrt ash .ot:c ToKir.
Tlii medicine is u-cd by eonstruclion ram
panics for tliu leiie!it of their cejployc.
when engaged in malarial district.-!. The
highest testimonials haw becngiceti by coll
tractors and by the Presidents of some of
the leading railroad- in the South and West.
When men are congregated in large number-in
the neighborhood of swamps, and
rivers WilhoN'sToniettill prove a valuable
addition to the stock of medicines, and will
amply reward the eoiiipanv i:i the saving of
time." labor and money. We recommend it
to all. (J. K. FiNi.tr -A: Co., i'mprictors,
Xew Orleans.
Foi: sale nr AM. iJttTjiniSTA.
We wilt KnInrs All Von Sny.
If all the ClIAKTKR Oaks now in e arc
as good as the one wc have used for nearly
twenty vears, you can rccominencl them
with entire confidence, ami we will enclorsc
all you say. h iving thoroughly tested their
manv excellent nualitics.anilwc arepleaed
to say that it is absolutely without a fault or
imperfection, and a marvel of economy and
neatness.
SO StTGAK OP I.KAD OR SCTLPHUR.
TtnT'sllalr lire outaliis neitlier, or any tiling
else injurious. Xoliiit)lir: haniiless as nieuiitaln
Hiring water: easily ai'.lleil ami acts liflautlr.
Mon'oflt uu-)l tliau all others couiMuoL l Mur
ray SItit t. New Vurl.
SAFES
S. II. II cuius. M'rri'l Impmreil
F)i.ir-H.u.pe M)-ain i;rjiera:iu4
rii4 an.! r.tirir'ar l'riif Si'v.
21 fa K. Ikni.l..li.li st, tlilcjs.
To Holders of Missouri County,
City and Township Bonds.
UAVIMS !llTi:X i:ii:VfxiHr!rtrrf!ti liti-it
il'tlrlaMlUricC'iii.tii au.L - Imh!.
Miiv nxrt't ST.'ni'f U.r I nit'-! Male i:iir.:i
Ii ! tiriii!tr.t ii .Vfitilt rn-l rci-ijil'ili 11 thout
ra vrium i:nli ill r. !: rnril i J'!ii fit
I.nnjr pn!i h: wliuir M.i. vV liuc tnja-i!
n ili.-t I fill. rik-,.i3tv-..:i. Ait i..rjr.!,-t;M ,13 ai.l
!'. fcf "h k at i I rI.T It rm n i n.r IS.
l.r-r t im cf it:rf. i. rt?r-t:;a.y ur.i!i!r.' !i
ALDS.N .v:i:Al.!r..lUiAC.uiai'ruVfrj,M.l. .i t
The falAm of tie LoMSra
I.-n f:"!inntar trtiJ n itu lWinitlv. u- nr-n
In tlic fnn f pV-Ii n-ainlanvrj. Tits l (-
Uln4il9 11 enmvlnTS infT.in K. m',!-
(iicini.ilif Itirrt'ntstilroi 1 -iiintIrc'.
invi'tlioi 'I -r r-r.!t, : i I i t.. -r
t!n a!'" ! rlr r.,i,iiinstjts,'trh;' rj I
crrt i r-4i t t'l'traMv rn I-it.it I t T r
t.Mtk t w rittfn . .tlttftit Hi" i:-i,,p t- r!m i. w-m
fhtiri ..Mi.st t! ta!rti!j!i....sa'! i- iuu'ju-I
!.r a!l r'a- i n-ai.fr.
.UiJre Till: RMUtOAH i:.ZKTTa
u-t- n Street. (ii." ml
20
prreent.i
rain to nr one. Sample for 1 0c rt-
palit. Jeasee lockw.y, Xnia, i:cnn.CoN..
$12
yet Home. Acenlswuttd.
Outfit .al
ma.
Aadrtai itBUK C0U Aesosea. Ma.
GTFRT alra!!:e tw AKTICLKS for Airenta,
Mtfil bj O. J. Caras ili. it o cnwalre. conx
fi.aDT. JlUU'TOJfAKj:ir. Scmttlinj far
fiFXTS anisl.)iu salary orciniaiHslnn. Aewi.u
I luesf." Ai'l.lress.1. t!. Macy A Co, St. Louts -Mo.
in- .fitin
a Jav at lionie. SanipU worth $ 1 f cr.t
snso!f co- ronup.i. at,
Seifllitz Pow3ersr
Til'.nan's are KelliMe.
snrf-irtiired cm Im
DM. Kold .t Ures'tana.
lOeA A Month. Am'nts wanlet!. 3C lt
adOU s-Illnartl-Ies In ll.e riirl.l. One sample
fr-. A.t.lres JAY HIWXSUX. Dctrult. -Vtlcli.
ta, A MOJfTH and trarelina expenicj P!4
JhlUff fr,r SlI.lSJIKN. So peddler, wamrd. Ad
ines. IOXlTc7i: MAN t lV-G (iK Cloetnaui. oalo
V3t ab mm rmmrat ar-d H!sT..rjr. ciisl-isst'
. ... M.Mv)nilirr rih t. !
.--.sTiKi:
Kmpirc IHli. Hi.ii-e. Ciuf . r
, Dcp.it for Criicimtal.H'1 iWtKuiii
New
-bVock. Dcp.it fur Crate
CjihhU.
FIFTY CENTS .OTS.S
ccrat-ents'cintnt fi.rtae Rest Itnhbrr ;Mane
ttir World.
VV. fcULAM lltAli IMKinixrc mu.
fliA WATCHES. Chwpwt in the known
worM. StT.p vjtch and e-jtHtfmtoAjtiCt.
fJjFortermsadiliMCOCLTB: CO..CLiceO
$250
A MONTH. Acent. wanted evcrr-
wure. Buslr.it lionorabie ana am
clsii. rartleular. sent free. Address
J. WOKTH 3l CO- St- Loots. Mo.
A DAT ma.l' with The SPEES
Sliding Karth Auger. ..Jen.1 ror
cautogue. JOHN T. MIKKFKA.
An S. Koartli ;trirt.St. Louis. Mo.
TntSl W cautomie. JOHN T. MIKKFRV,
ST. LOUIS MIDLAND FARMER FREE
The ST.Lons MtDLSJCD rasxaB will be tent three
montlis free to thofe ho will send .three-cent stamp
t.i iav iilai:e. Address O. W. MATIICWS A lo
ruKlshers, So.iU North Sixth Street, St. Loul.s Mo.
THE "FARM" COLUMN.
It coat bnt one cent to .end your ad
drcMtby iwMul card to either adrer
liner I u lbl column, wills requeat for
further Information cunrrrnlns the
property advertNcd.
FARMS FOR SALE.
or.n in" I'KKsrKiMirs xntrnt tkxa. th. rut
ft I stort ami Wheat rez...n. Information mil .!e.
tcriptlon of TcJ.ss.rKe. EsclrahiIcWeKjF-
IrwitMOi -o .vi:ks rot: s uj. : lkaes on
Hi- truii l It. It., at Murine station, "Smiles !rm
sr. Ijiits. Mo 1 r a -re in eultitatlon. lnlanro -WI
'"ji.i red. Tiro px,'l hn. . orchard and i.tl.er tin
ltrrM:!r.'!i t act. 1 term and parlicuWr
a ! Irv.i Me-. II. M. H-siM- ;t.wC1-M. 111.
Of II i F.i:v" rii:f:I.K!n IU-tern Maryland. i:y
WW V. u ll . I i ri cah..rocgh. Mil.
A
viMiii:i: OK M.t.i:i TKI FAIIM In tli-cenler
cf K r.-ar rai;rul scU')'I-. mills and
tL i- Ii.; ri .. s.!l U-t. Inre ci;-i. plenty ua:cr.
.''.-)stf il tn -)..-V raS!:..r. -;iil7 to a.o Wa-hltitun
hi- i:)M.:ii 1, llosTuc. Ma-?;
T A l'.A!M.A!N"-;
iTiIrii" Farm, in arn. "
.VuUiirn. Mii.li. UVll irl.rM.
.V mi
..1 h
n. Minn.
V
MTlNtli L, M'trf uNMl". .M.llll. WT lir'WT
U tUtl"U. I i tty KJ!W. A.. I. ItitU.LAM.
a tr !'. A. Ayi'gKt.v. crwr, Minn.
1 , . i:fs !-i;aii:ik iasu si.ir- ir m v. h
1 ' Mllv, Irxa. at ia nrrrLrir ft: in nrM
ia gM throi v-a(
U K I.
i i .
A('i:!. Ictw'A n oM(
if" rM- iii.i'.. :!! Icirn. V-niir.riri:it trfi-.
AmU.y. i::.
- - - -
ifni fM:r5 f'h.!ee Farmlnc I.-in'l.
lle-rril.tl-.il
'tOt i.n ari.llcatloa. J. W. Alluiei:, Kreracnt
Cektrr. Mirti.
HALF
l-'OKSKCTIOV H. TOWV OK liVKOX
.1. S. ;rn. Wa'cca. Minn.
C - fill: ACI.T f.-r 'J acre- 3 m!le X. W. of Mt.
J.jr. I'l'i.i; LKotly nn'tertraprmcincEt:
l.i.t;..-. :t stuclc i-ll. orrlnr.1 (l- arlni, Lil,?.,
ru:ce-. T:i-. Sncr. Ml. A)r. luwa.
.-tji: !.i:.IX Oi: li tl:Y jnarre mar Syeamire.
j rile--.-an'l l.ulli-r racturr t miles illsunt. Atl
Urt ! o. f-iv i Scai.irr. III.
r aii:i
i near Cl.ar!f roll. lml f rm l"lr.e Lafce. .
nff'" ' " '
LANDS FOR SALE.
1 IV I (II II A'I!KS In X'-iti. Vattey. S))UiLern ,
LU n ' Kan-cc, cunlli.i'is t seli.s.l and
rtiurrlDs. f.!b 1 ikt acre. AilJress lcb lrjer J
7tH Ai:i:ir
jrinlrj ami Crazln; 1-iniN In Japer
IiiJ. Feaxk v.". UmxcK, ttcnfc!-
ii ii
rtiutc.
lacr, Iml.
LAND
FOR EXCHANGE.
- i.o ACKITIMIIKII LANI in the finnil Tmr
J.OO rr-e n-sion. Suet ror particulars loci. J.
fcrcccT.!:. CI irn-itsrl'.le. olil.i
Kt
AXSASFAItM f..r ilvcl' ir.o! f.ira X - irnclaml
inn. .vitiri-- i;.iuin -.-a v.am:i-ni-i. ii.-in.
FARMS WANTED.
17AKM U AXTKO. ic ttiU oiuntr. lVrs.u lialns
: .iir.li f.ir sale Mres. Jmiv W. Jnr., K'smi JU,
Lai.i'sMe liulMiiir. c:htci:.
111.
ASMAI.I. I'AKM. near a ilirtcl'i; town. -iiar In
lliln .1-. Mt-Miari or love. CiLncCT M.n.r.AX,
lnr.lsilll. Kv.
jAmtr.-ii.wivi! k.i:m
liiinniiitl or I'liiin-
X ' nriitcsl. tone:! f.irC'asl). )irKi!iawfin'liicJ2i,
nr.ipenr.ail.ln-s Lcm.t A Co, 1J1 K. M4rtli St..
..tu K.
. .D.ral. .JCco'C i Orlsncin Yoon-'ai
SLIZA
I.lirishdung.n, Mut t. CuKtln.
- m i .
The cholct In tne worM-Ineortrrt'
. nrlees LarzeitO'inpaur In Aiaetlca
.tapleartlcle-r'.easc. evinndy Trade contlnuallr (
Incrriulne AKriits ante. errrrwtiere best Indnre-
msntc )!i.nt n'A.te lime
secu ivr circular iv k
V. i:LLS. 43 Veaar SU X. 1".
V. O Uot IiMT.
ADVERTISERS
WhiCU'arlc to reach cotir.trr leaders can nc.son
the h.-tand eiieaiiwct manier hv usinfc ne or nn.H
ect!).ns Of TlUC lHEAT NEWt-rAJ-IK Alil'JiH
LlK. AiplvtnK.K. PRA-i"f.70Jct-'oiMr'e-Oilrsrn.
CIIDCPDinC for ttie St. Louis Cammtrcial Gtt
OUDOUnlDC idle. Tlie tiest an-lccly it.-c;ly
comn.ercat liaiT pull lsl In St. Ixiuls. Kvry
tnKlj- stionlit kep it on tile for future n fv e-ice. 'ne
sauinte ei-pv tree. Onecopvone year, tii Mci.p!s
one-year. Ad.lr.su. ItlCKEIt A THOMAS.
:xe ii ainui cueei. .t. .iis, ..)
AGUE.
nOFSHTS HOP FILLS
tuc TUIIED Chills anil Ferer
i,.r -in vtart. l'ecrr and Arae.
lmi:ili Acur. Ainie c-ate Mi!:-ltl Kerers TIIRY
ri'UK AT O.NCU. A.Vi M-.VKR t'A,t-
I'ci-.iO rrnls u lu.r : .i .loxi. lor s.j.
Vor sste Iiy .U drag ziitf and dealt.;.
No House Cam
plete With
out It.
le PEERLESS:
WRINGER.
LOSS
GKEUEl
Vokc. osr
iv Kr.tiiri7-WA HiSTortvnr ina
IIUIT&n ftTlTCQ bwlM)ftlun-. T?. 1
r . ........ ,. .,rMi .r:.' t. rr ta L rt,!.
Kitii.lnbulh t:ncll.lianiiermnii. Clreltrfssax
auBuiuxxM.faSCAMrwLL&COSt.Uoui9vMe
CSNTSf'JIAL
BOGS OF BIOGRAPHY ,
ill the crejt men "t tt.e
Flirt 100 Years of Our trrirpenoonce.
n: fzlnrc of Anerii-c s rr preat tnn. LerjlKHij
sfarl to rra-1 il.eir Ur .1 lit!) cVuter.rilal ?ea....n. ,
ACi-:N':i WAVTKiJ. As.-c, .ellias htiUirles
!.uuMie:t IMii-I: sine CctiWr lnj it. Tli
.reit-fi Micri of tlieje.r. Seaa f'TCircilar. P. y
zir.u u:t: & cn- 201 . c;.rk tu ch;c-jo. in.
PW'b aV ssss mW . lAa. sss-7
Siiiiimer Heat lic,-et undue lanjonr. .i- f ai- '
txtlti. lIII'inne. focri!m?s. hcad-aclie. and
uttier Mwptom. which my jiee.!ilr decilcp !nti
chronic iliea-x. Cli-CK them at the nutMt nllh
thatFUini.ic!ycKioacluu- falim-. i
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient,
SOLU KV ALL KKUCHilSTS.
SPECIAL AOVANTACES!
The Vst aad cm-t t Irctnt ro.ir.:s In tne West.
Clter ftn.tnd-nt the t-i-t tear.
piclil I!-nliT:s Arrar.sen.ents. at low rates.
Iio.iWri-p'oz.c'onin.erriilLair.Actuallla-lncssaml
Conn-.e' Ut Ar.ll.mi t.c ta-x:Lt hr cailnr ct fniffsors.
Trh-esapliy nd l'hccocraphy unjht thuroaihly.
Three nrt-cl Jnii.en replant emrl jjed.
JCo Vaction. StaCrnt. rereiie-t at any time.
A Iwantltul specimen of jnm-llocr.-liinj i-cnt forth
esrne. anil. O. adJres of len youa- men.
fend for circulars, iztx'li Kteie hih -tf tietwn,
WOXTAUUEt LILUIUIIDGE, barcsport, Lm.
UNEftUAIED 0FFEE.
A MOXTUS .tJz.Wt'.TITO.T HU.
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i Cut Out Certificate Below
j and Return with 83.00.
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null arn rece pt of I cts. ar.,l . 3 e. ,:an-.p. wo
5TVi. . . .Mr. bis a ll.crio kinds c
cards ard iiTnpIe'of "." r.tle of pnntlrc cent with
Shnew order. I rr.e'i - till a. t wtih
totstmlcce toy cards Into arerr family. A.t want
Bore when thry eel one tot. Alt -.y: ",'V '?ia
lsssed- Write r.n. tovn and Mite 1'I.AIJLT.
Ad.-tu W.C CANN'OX. i) KaeeUsl-st. Doio&AIm
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE GREAT
Centennial history
It fell- fiter thja ny i.iVr h-.S -- puh-.-hM
0:e Aral roM cup'.es In .-r- dir. r--rd fr onr
etrate-ri to A .-tun. N TiiNAL Tl i'LIrllINC)
CO, T. Iri lo.
Uid Vor-Vce IlaMtabsoJcSelr ts
! tSltr.'s-cnlftaainfor particnlsrj. it
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(Cr if placsi is a lis:, ersr)
16 MILES OF
OAK
SOLD jJUBINu TH2 1S75.
EVERY ".TOVE IS
As Absolutely Without a Fautt.
Oar ttsw Slies
Xos. r-, :js. 5a. i:, 4S ana 4a
JLEE A EAETlXS I'Sr ji1.S CF
Neafussss
And a'.l the essential poiuls that go
to mate np t'.:o
MOST 2T 10333! SMI
Ever offered to the public.
HADE ONLY BY
EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING CO.
Vos. 619, 611, 616 618 Vt. Kail St.,
ST. LOUIS, 3IO.
ALL LIVESTOVE DEALERS.
1CC0 M)LI) LAST SEASON
WIIUOuT OS- VAILL'Jtt" 0IS SEJEC7I0S
thU U l'a f-iaoui Tlin-h!.-.s nuwhlne that hw
. . ., , 1 m I , .,1 .f. n..iliill..n In tli
r ., ii),1 .. ' ' ' - -
t.le,l,) in Miicaitts OEAis-t'aiSJ a;.u Tisl-Ha-
ixq j'tlncipiea.
r
THE EKOBMOCS WASTACE c.f pmJn.Kl urriUt
ri.r Mr of Thrr-'hfni.can le SAKH ty Ibla
InproTeJ Narliin-, Ir ni. vu errrj jtAi, to nun rtasj
fay all cj-jx"ki cf ihreahinf;.
FLAX, TISHtTIIT. MILI.TT. HrXOinTAU aatl
Ilk. e.l" .re thimhcl, irratrJ. cleaned and mtsw
a. eaMly and perfectly as Wheat, Oil". Ke or Kuiey.
AX KXTItA PniCi: 1 twnally al I f-r (train aod
ccds chunnl by this marlilnr, for ritra cirantineMi
IX THE WET CKAIX of lfT5,the rrr re snhrtsn
tlally the ONLY IIACIUNIS tint cunM tin with fioBt
cr eccnomy, dolcc fat, thjrongh and frifect work,
tram ctlun Mttiityc'JU
ALL GUAIX. TIME and U0:nV w.utina cotnr'lea
l!,in. sach aa -En.llri Ar-roc-V "I'M!-.- "Ceatera,"
I'iikeni,'" etc-ar tLn! iJh). -t wL'; lw than
one-half the u.mt G.-ar-. r li. aod Jonnwl.;
eaiercnnacM: inorodaratte; liht running : no cost
ly repel n; no.luft: co"Iilteiinis" toch-an n; not
troubled ty adrenie nial. nin or s:orci.
FAKMEBS an. GRAIN" RAI.iIXS vim are jxiet
In the Urge saTin? ria l- 1 y it trill nat eaploy inf
lior and traiteful machine., lmt trill url on this
InntoTtU Thrch.T iL-in? th?ir tittk.
TOUIt SIZES toad- for . S 10 and 12 Horse
Ponen. Al n ficwltj f SirAtaiOKj, doilgned
and male cxnttvu n'a frrAH rctcst.
TWO STYLE3 r Iir.ESn POWr.nS. xlZi cur tta
rruTei; "Trii'le Gar."un-i i.cr"t'Cr S-eI- QXoiry
tnry Style), luth " Mount'I "on-ur hi 'Is.
IF IN"TEIlESTri In Thmliliis or CnJa Kaiilis?,
at ptr to onr neare-t Deai-r. c r write ta o for Iltsra
tit c'rirrnlar (wnt free), cirias lull lrticulus cf SiWS,
Styles, Prices, Ttrnj, etc.
Nic'iols. Shejiavd C Co.,
liATILE CUEEK. 3I1CU.
Hn Enemy of Disease, the Foe ol
Pain to Han and Beast,
I. Ut Crass Old
MUSTANG
LINIMENT,
wmcn itaw nTooiTm:TF.sT or
THAItN. TIIEKKIOVIMIHEITHII.L
TC ritll.woACIIK. .SliPJIIVTUAt
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?IIK. Itlllir UP A IIOKHU OK tTIIKK
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..islincU.lc.. cc.ir.0.iorin ir.e
the ll.Vorhwmti helnaT..nl re.foreil t
Ufa an d cfislacaa PUtcy ysUmIU. tiara.
Madana FOTS
Corset Skirt Snpportar
Inmates In Popularity liaij
year, and
r i:wiTH.coatror.T 4 errttu-
rtsWfS TI1S KbT AKTICUal
'.'.' ty X: lwr.r jv nmw
itfm. a.ww,)i. ma ij.si.nan
lltxrricriraaD nuu rr
I'OY & liACnOH.
2ew II.Tec Ooaa-
Ullire llflHCV 17 "inn; fe-rrn-) IUcfn'cl
IflwrC MUHCI Ucpublicaas-Hjesoer.ilcCm-rsra
L-tter Envelope.; ah- HuTU'.rou. Envelopes,
s-cd tea cests for len or:.-d lam?:--. Dd prices for
larse IjU, to Alfrril 1 he eX PuhUsSer. Chlcajij. It!.
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