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W .J.ilfti!!ll.lJJIllU.illlllJJJJ.
I5
TUB , .
QPJJNTY PAPER,
SY
nAVr.NPOHT a nonVNS.
OREGON, MO.
Lntrred atthe PostolSct at Oregon, Mo., ui
itcnnJ-clMi matter.
Terms of Sulisoriptlou!
TTTO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVAKCE.
Advertising Rate,
llilcli ae,vcry reusonablo, when tho larce elr
cnlMlounfltlP.CoUNTV I'APKK Is.coiisldrrril
will bejnado known on application to the Pub-
Money nmy bo sent at our risk by I'oiteBlcc
.order, draft or rsltorcd letter.
Cumsponilptiea and new. nre alwajn iJeMrol,
but letter! mutt be brief and must Lave the
renulne name of the author, not tur publication
but iu a guarunty of god faith.
Communications In the Intercut ot candidate
will be cbvrRi-d for nt the wit ot three cents
,.r word. cash In advance
Obituary poMry wilt b charged tor at the
rate cf ten cunts per line and tho Cash must
nMo'mpatiy tho manuscript.
Rejected manuscript wilt not he returned.
Ulteri (or publication should reach in by
Tnesday 11.011 to Intuni Insertion In that week's
Viper.
All let len should be addro.ie to
the countv rAi'nn,
OltEOON. MO.
VltlDAY, MAltCir 1, 1HH1.
(Srand od Victor Hugo Iiiw cspoti-ed
tlio uiiuvv of Jreland. Ill.i thuudurlngs
may even Jiak tuejiropu oft.he 13 lit
lib. Empire.
A gaeat discovery of tku method of
ftuparntlng tho oxygen from water and
burning It on a wick in a lamp lias boon
made by a l)r, Ilunce, of New Custli,
Indiana. It U so cheap; it torts not
over fivu cents a month. So sav tho
editors of thu New Castlu papers.
The Irish Land League jiropises to
buy all tho iand ami parcel ft out in
Hiuall holding of from two to Ion nertn.
.Switzerland is so held and a ihu most
happy, froe land on' cnrjti except Ilul
giuui which in held tho same way; tboro
being seve'ty lnlllhjn acres only in Bel
glum held by one million lifiy-tlirce
thousnnd families. Slsr million small
proprietors Jiold near all France. Prus
sia Ik largely held in tho saie w.iy.
The Kmneroy of KtiMsia fought mllltqiis
f acres nnd sold them to f lie late sotfs
at a low price which Is now mostly paid.
A man in Now York Cfty diod the
other day, pohwnud by colored steck
mgs on his foet. Cqngrjjss investigat
ing nduHuriUwd fund lias been told by
sovtral teucinlsU that at least iiiiQ-teiiths
of ull tho sugar, vinegars, canned
fruits and vugetnbks, lire poisoned by
minerals used In preparing thorn qr the
cheap tin used in canning. Afl the
chiinUts declare that thoy will not use
any vinegar hs all sold in the large cit
ies is dangerously poisonous.
And yet here, every year, thousands
of bushels of apples and pounds of
grapes are allowed to rot for want of
means to make and keep vinegar. With
n little capital and judiaious ailvortis
iug among city families a fortune could
bo made out of ptiri vinegar from fruits
COMl'OKTAULY OVV.
lr. Henry Sibley pf Rochester, Now
1'ork runs the Sullivanl farm of Ford
county, Illinois containing 40,000 acres.
He also runs tho Howland Jlo farm
of 4,(100 acres. This makes him a large
land holder, Dcsldes these two ho njnif
some ftfiir hundred other farms Kast,
Ve st, Wt)rf h and South. Hu is a large
railroad operator. He is the suediuan
of Itochester, New York, Hiram Sibley
i&CtJ. Tho seeds are ruised ou his own
farius-
IlKMOf Il.VCY, AflTIir. I?KOjtfK HI'.K IT.
Tho Advocate qf St. Joseph, a labor
ing; man's imi. tjius cqii)pliinents
Duiitoqrtit'y.
The lfyininiratji party can never en
joy a natlfltjal triuiikih. ' tit-anted that
It ithn jiapty favorable to the itiiurcsu
of tho laljorlrig Bias)!, -there is no
Jjopqnqr jcalth in if. )'ur It is so com
I'lntniiMd jt urp n't ncfwlth )jidepi;j)d
oiirtji UJycij if plKuk'd fo IIiq rresltjen--y,
Its cWeo date im't talt hs sgat In
the tai'ufif determined opiWjtlqn from
the other, party.
Awny then to tho grave with such n
))arty! Nothing keeps it nllv but the
jnUHftst of Democratic ofllcc-Sickers in
lUtrlots when they have majorities.
The very mnu of that party, m exist-
iii is jaiiif t mo cause oi popular free
ilom."
i : rrtyj:ff'UI JpIAHO.VINO..
TUu, lutvr.Qcunn argues thus : A pro
tui'tive, tariff Intreavtis tho number of
Hctoriet, tho inwo factorles''tie fjjpro
tho demand , fjr ( .'latore,rs: ' tho
jitoro tito iioiijnnd, fqr laborers tho Wgl);
or becomt's the wages thorcforo n pro'
teutlve tariff iner'eiihcs wages. Horu if
ii better illustration. I can lift four
hundred pounds; I welirh" but tiva huu
dred pounds: the harder luiull on tlio
Mraps uf (he boots on my fecLtholiigU
ir I lift myself above ground. 't ", ,
HTHA.S'OB CHANOKfi.
About f wonty years ago amwd An
iruivs, a jwjr laborer In a Cleveland
fU rcliutiry, inilueyd one Ilocltfellow
who had a few'thimsand didlars. to. co
jnto the oil refining tyulnxss vyith hin
hus starting, tho Sttjmjard qi .Corn
puny which is ono of tl0 greatest,' init
jlwpotio monopolies iq tho worjiL Uo;
fore it, even tho railway mngnatiis from'j
bin. It controls tho oil busiHess of tbo
vhole world libsolutoly. Anilrpws is
now a retired 'millionaire though oneo
1o poor to support hfs own family,
COUNTY .IttlMISHlP. I
The County . I tidgslilp is tlic most Im
portant office in tlio counties. Tin
Count) Judges are the County Auditor
they hear all claims and nllow them,
ordering the Trcssui vr to pay them
Uiey lend all monies ofjthe county and
puss.on nil sccurltUs offcrsd. As, tin
dor 9ur nbs(iird Mlsouri laws, no bonds
art required of tluso Jtiugcs,it behooves
the pooplo to bo extremely enrcful to se
lect their best men for the place.
The truth is, there phouhl be a Com;.
ty Auditor for each county, whoso duty
it should be to attend to till these mat
ters of llnnnco In plitco of the Judges.
it would more llinn pay, in the saving
of oan, to the cotmiies.
TAKKXOTICKALI.. 1
Tho New York Herald calls special
nttcntion to u now discovery in controll
ing diptheria. A youth wliou uriii had
been cut off got diptheria where It was
raging fatally. To tho surprise of his doc
tor the dipthcretie matter depositud
itself on thu unhealed stump of t!ie arm,
and the case proved to be very mljd.
His doctor treated tlio next cases hu fit
lendud by blistering tho chest just be
low the throat and tho dlptlioritio mat
ter was deposited on tlio blister sures,
all tho cases proving easily managea
ble. It Is well Known thnt)malt pox Iiiih
been managed thus end and all pits on
thefaco prevented.
11. It. XJHUltL'ATlOV.
A man must bo awfully htupld who
can sincerely suy that the members of a
U. It. Coinpany own tlio roads as thejr
own private pioperty.'just as ablutuly
us they own their horses, wagons, homw
steads, etc., yet thus do some news wri
ters anuouiicu.
Wo own the sldo walks in front of oyr
houses tutd stores, yet uo daro not exer
cise any act of ownership in tlum, that
will prevent their Irco use, us highways
by thu public. Tho.Rnll ltoads areas
five as they possibly can be, consistent
ly with their use, just tlio sauitf ustho
publiu higliwnys, thu turnpikes and dirt
roads which they have superseded. Tlio
very faut of their introduction into com
mon use compels us nil to use them.
True,yo are not absolutely obliged to so,
nor.iro wo obliged to wear clothing, nor
to keep our hands out of tlio lire, lttit let
any business man just try to got alowg
without using Railways andTelegriiplis !
So it is clear that thesu Railways mid
and Telegraphs are incorporated or por-
mitted solely for tho benefit of tho pub
lic and not for that of their .uanagers
and stock holders. Iu this view what
shall be said of tho conduct of Jayduuld
11 cutting off Irom all communication
with his roads, tlio little road from Tip
ton to Uoonville, 011 purpose to "freeze
it out," beeauso thu owners of tho )Utlu
roadretuso to sell to him on his own
terms? He has no more right to do thus
than you, tho leader, would have to for
bid thu owner of adjacent land, or his
patrons from passing o or tho ido walk
hefore your doors. Why do not tlio
managers of this road.bring Mr. Jay (.
up standing boforo tho courts? Tlicru is
tonic way to do this. Yet thtro are sin-1
visit souls who cringe and bow before
these usurpers and say of their every 1
net, "All Is right."
The literary Revolution
1llnft!rin M,wen mrj ilir- t Junnirr, li:t."Tbntfrry nTo!utln,,r fintnnir(1 by Hie jwlA
V if Ul HS ln .f om,;iiiuUi.iiijir. At riwnt.lt. Ivt. iwhllOmluiJ lit iiruiuti. coT.rrltiHni
7 i; nMrt. i.f .iiii.linlU.ik.. U Hih rmi'l".. lit Uj nlxmt TM MmK liixlno. I.u farlinki
.foe il llrt rlrur to hiMimm nrr fl- ln. l IhimU ri.t. 1 nacl tr.e tn4dr ilnieritl lor tM ermll.'f twclr,
juMh 1.1 2,000.000 " I M.ul.ly 3,000,000 U' ruijirul. Tlio lmt rcrult!'jl fit
itt hkh lltii "ii-..iiiikn" In- ncliMul l,uuuiiui-,to ilrlliulil lu Hi lullnj rrlnclfU''. liW trj1
I. I1itll.ll Kill. I.Jik4 nf Itut Infrll.
II. 'Mit H wiiith rMUImr l rtli rrrwrrlnir -nil IkkA am wiillr v rtocirlTtonn.
III. Viulk vil the Uiiil u thu iumuI tu.1 vt liuiklni; 11.4, ttlutbUu or luucll Ium'Uiuii Jtva a fowycui
eC'i. .
IV. tlx. hf nimmnnlrl.vn romldrml tutnrlrai In i fn rrr"tlle ther niiM Jo lj roimldrrM nmwl
tl.,wl lUi' m l.iiy in.l lunik, tr tl- inllll.iii l( irtnnr''WtOllh1nlli-1h)wh.
I. r iimkl f 1 Kifl n fi lM l iMtlrr tiiwi tn p-uki.onlr, riml 11.1 l.jkjl n.1.1 nt m .rrnt of 91 rAehvlvcft
n.n mIoiiIj- n'.', hll l,v.iiiu l.kt mill tivlitit I nt eM.li gUu (.lutii of Ilo,oJi ukluisuut
IkMuraMMt'llMluuivrfntla Kll lli BilUk-ii.
UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE.
I eirnei Tunn Crlitinn . erltUm reprint ef the lt fll0 tixlnnellllnn tf rhumlni'ii rneTW"
LrllKH I VllE LU IIDN. U,.IUi w.il.mii d.Iltl'wu mhuut lt.utoH,-i)lir Amrtan i-Uirp i tbi Kj.olu
klllQU l jliw UUI IIUIH Wiw,irt u,,.r ow ftinniuV! armiiiniiirnt, villi enrh lUtuintlnnt M
Ii..r7 to tyklite llw tett. 1'rlntr.l fnon imp t-,vtrMyt rilaliM, knnkr tyif. ou mwrltir iKr, enU
I.i.iikI lnllll.-ntWvmiiti4U.il ttlmiH.nf Miit lino tAifi own. It wlUeontHlri.iiitipfi'te.alintit 10 r c nt moro
tliftil Alfil.4iinV.uutl U T ernt tii'ira tluui Juluim'j. Cvlul.mtU. mid, tliiMtirli litiUI rMtlTtn Imimruur tn tha
rriH-rnf remliT It HtiiretilKTlnrtoelttire 01 tlirm.lu i.Bt Ulnil n rnctlun of llx lr l.rli'i. Vol r ro
Jitlj Jniiiirr Iv. iwi.enil ih'rvliiiiw-iw1M rolln. two iwh innnlli.tlu tlio iutliv rvrk UrtiinpU'ltil.
'rk-, w,l nt it u.unirt, In vlvtli, 1 1 0,00 1 In luilt l.vualn, (lit top, 822,50.
Chambers's Encyclopaedia.
At ftttnrlloB nf llietJI'rmrrnf t'nhrml Xtvmtolirt nmintcni'ii rncyrHrtHn rimtt-lTi
n Aim t ii kii asaouiiUi'iia. irmi4iiv in u ifiuinn lium. in iiiitiMTioiLi iinntiHi irnm m i.i i imiih iaii
fnim rtrj rtnr iMmrnil (). Irii', Anno iilHton, rMh.l7,s6 Alrtuy n!IIUtt niniT, limttlr nv?rt wM
What is the Verdict?
Jlnybndf flirordionwiifyrliiHonyw. , IIWinUU, N. V. ,
, V9Mniiit rrpMtmtrlMfirtt iunitnrhMln nC cclirirte illicit lftv in tt.t hifldn ft Hi fT the bttt
ilts?rtnifj t utf tr-ty iwimliul itrl-. t Iktton. '
Piilsjr of rhtn1 (inI tuokaN iiihv nHMV llh u.Ulil tit AlniHroA IhMiW I,tr1mtiin frtfrlt hv XTlr tvT
It.- rrl litiUJHi'hK lnn.
Km Mfliw rwh rrUtlrp lefr jtm ncnliMiAi fArtun vlil Ii ,rtu rc Hftnllnffln imMt'tilne U-.K fof t.ti-r1r aI
Itfimhta) HirMf If to. iJulmfnOuwrlnfUi liut wun't tlmclj lliig ietii.liiluii Uiul.til.iilt liuit- L.r,LV'?tii'
iMit, KnmJulfrli, M.y. ' i r-
.M thc nvu- fuiy mh nj, fttvl rtrry nwn f JmtilJ. W Ulirarjv Ti AWmtt, CMmiM, 111.
. Ii Ulm iiiilpr In iMMilt-miiLlnff. A Trw iluliut m tiwi u ifoml llbntry Hi prfiiuiiiioo ttfni Up lirt
lookfl fur im tntiut-y Unvt vm r num In our inllfv." U H iit; t(ti.
It iJuiAAtlrr ff mMcr Ictw nu.h huukt,in Unit tUiJJnXMUL igovd ltaticr anj lii.ran Uf ufTi-nd Ktum
ii rrl?'. r (.1tlcuirr. III.
U linmjrlirr tMeti f lll n4Mlrnir4 MntWn liftw tlio Anieflun Kr).titri ran ulT.ml t tmlMln
fKlt A r'timrfcnlH nMrli of 14 ). (Mbrr imMlrlHTii fiiAv bo litrllm ! to rmf ht tltrtn, lut loti M'lha
KtrtirM'vriilllUnHUMk ftl viiUutU thiiiwt alhictt It U vitt rvd i W-whrri, tmirn rntinuthmt Ihftn. (w.
Wt l af lif"urfiri plron (retwrn jtutU-M t f thli wotk.tru c UIIi'vu Mjtrc ttJnrf fnvnr to our
rcrulrn In u ilulnjr. 'MM,liIA.itilM, '
Itrfittiiv oltlitvrat (hoiii'inti m .y nmtiv iti iinlly tvitnt it ioodrticjirli'f fMlii, but nn jrwtti!r in prt
i.9 t.f UiirtNn4ii rliil.ii (joUuui.uiiitar ilwur iihiIvivuiii niltTriwr tor It, aihI i-sprftt,,i';tnirltrs lilrhly
lUi-r.l.-ni.t'oiliirftiil.ifi-tViin. ' ' '
Wt ktutw nf im n hi . m.m i.f rmnt iLvtc that ilrnin f lftruft lir vt jeubltc t nrourormcnt m thLt our,
S4r it,U. hMili'irtoii.K.!. '
TIm AiiUrlcftti HiH;k );iluiiikn 11 C-Ari a vry rrnmilnblo Murk tit the rcpfwluctlou i( lititiirJ lovk4 nt
Utir.IlT lnw f-Uf. fft, UtUin. '
Thrvhanirtrr cf thl nanvlvuly un oik J too Jt knon to imtt inurli itulioratlun of (t iuritv T'-
Bianos,
Organs,
Wc lmve u splinilld ft'ick ot flrst-dsss l'lauo.
iiiciiiauiKiiisicionraica
KnalDe, Arion, and
Marshall & Wendell
PI.A35TQS
OrsranS.
9
ORGANS
cfMictlor nuallly at tirlccs that defy conipetl-
I (Mil . .
tlvcry I'lanc nr.f)r(tn sold.by us Is fully r.tt
rented for nvv)catt, and s.-itL-tarVlon' fjuuran-'tcd.
Money gam be Saved
writing, or calling upon us for prices. We aro olo general agents lor the
Celebrated Orgiai&ett.
Catalogues and Information cheerfully furnisliod upon application to
:eliea.:d &Ts:oivnsoi'"
9'j Olive ST. LOUIS, MO.
How-to inukc'soitp for a cent a pound
Winvo Into small pieens five bars of
Dobbin's Electric Soap, and boll in
three quarts of water until tho soap li
thoroughly dissolved, so thnt upon
straining through a sieve nothing re
in. dnsi add to tho solution or "suds"
three gallons of cold water ; stir briskly
fi-r son nil mlnutus to mix. and set it
awny to cool. TJiti' it will look liko
nothing bat soap.stuls while warm, n
cheinical rwttctlon will take place, and
in l- enty-four hours time will dertlop
forty or "fifty pounds of msgulficent and
t.'hlto soft soap, costing less than ono
t ent a pound, ant) as good as many of
the adulterated compounds called soap,
and sold nt seven to ten emits a pound.
Hon long would It take for any other
soap Used tho same to become anything
but "soup s"uds?" Any housewlfo
knows thfit it can not'bu done with any
soap she hss over used Sio If it can
be Uoiiu with Dobbin's Klcctrlo. For
sak bv all grocers: Navo McCord &
Co , holeiale Agents, St. Joph,.Mo,
M will ttrtnlM en J Mmul. Tlie r fi.rtil I. Af mor r.ninl nt I linn the ii.imt nnwtold iiinrtu or
tUe . n'l Uti-Ie ii1ei I.i'li."ii k-jrtuMl nil .r...l.'itt In Ihh.I nu.tiliiir. u-Ut lil, (VImmiuii.. olilii.
it hut I.VII lucmieil .lli tli. tfriNfit hli.t ih1. iimU ekllt, un.l Uh IIHTiiry iflmn liirli lian l-en Itit.lHs!
rron It niAktt It. !uinrar nrtkiiM llMllt n. wll nn tJir.n .tililj- Ininirthi unl jrii.twoitlir .tintk. N.i1,tn
VoVl'l til htl. t-ll l.ntllti.f, iukI .'...Klljr 111 till Miflllk, l.lviAlih rul. ali.l tif-torii-nl ult ii-l-e, ivir)lllilitf ll
l.'juirkt up t j tli. err kilil MU; (1iniiili.n',lii fm-t,l ll.u(-lM'4fllln-iiio.t iompUu,br.il In nil tiMthe
tll.Mrl.nalW jr MM. Cilu-llilKitl. IV0.
it kn.ffltcn n4 ureal plrKure tn n.-otmiirnit inr rf4le enleeitlw tliriuffkout .Vlrittntt. Votir nmnm will
ImW tnrfiulil Hltil thu.0 t.f Itfinnhl, t'olnlrn. MKlitinilU', SlurK, I niton, HUU ).i!imji, kn llformtlii o( tb lllnu
lrti(lirriilurj..-it. s. lunnkTT, lliilnnun I, In.
Ibw l.k am l.vhr.1. 1 nm wplj likn.nl Willi llirm. YinreinirnyN worlli ninfn Irt Ike ermmnn im.ple
lli.ii iln J'iuo.ljr liitid. It iimiiM me fc'l iri-i.1 to k-ikiit ,our cutiilocuv. lou iltmrvn tlio iiulw i.f nil
i.f leifouJ4. A. li. VAttkli. lulklli I'.illnn. .Snnlil'iiri.liiiH.
, Ih.iuwiiil. of lli'-rtnifn on tlmintri wlm Jit, rit.1 lrliilln?,ttiotiiiinJ. more foehlni vlinn.Mtl'At Invrntlnn foe
t)w lirnrllt of lit ft Hoim oiiiitiynii.il.' The Umke wkkh I Imio n. i ht.l fi-okiou uru uoliJilrtul puluuiti for Ik.
Inukxjr.-l;. Ik Cukkuku, l'a.UirCi.i.irrtKiiUoli.lCliultli, Wlllti'Molvr. Wis.
Standard Books.
lltA4Ms..t IfurtnUyVi 'tliiiTUitHl' rliMI fnm tJ'O tn Stt'i. Olhhnn'n M ltiun f rwti titt
nlSTfllV "Unf" fr-'ni emou to :.(!; K..llir4 " Am ktit IMi.rt." 9.7Ai Moinm-tM'it
iiiwiui it KnyUnil,'Mliilxoi " KniiHv.M Uni'l'ei ' n tinny.1 lH)l-'ii "I'rcmli Urtbl
TJJily Ycr' vr." I rnui ' M Hjt lk- wf ihw.Woi id.1 iti ixtrlitf , ifiinxJIt low In iirlrr.
On1ik hy ifwh of krci authoM h Imvowrm Tlwl Uni- HfoNdvivhort to rnt atl tlitr
m " uotti'V tin"w
ulutivn," hculllvr
rk. Imt ytt mjirilt
ini!
h. KitnuMh Utiimt, litriri tyjN M to M crni i-h. Ho1
ir n-ivni
85 Fiction.
Tho Bot
tnthoWorlf",
ccn Tiii. Kt
&DUlln:iril rliov
luKtheHKlo.-s1
Tt.l. Iiilrtn..nt Ii frlll
Ualnut, i n.i.oi n".a.,
A j A
1 1 $ A i 1 1 i 1 1 I -i I && MarcM & Sfflitli
W,',
121
HCW TOitK,
To I imM tr .ur Jew
Uvwlrltxt It it
ARNES
ollison,
NEW POINT, M()
DKAL.r.113 IN
3311V GOODS,
GHOCEMES,
HATS, CAPS,
HOOTS, SHOES.
HARDWARE,
QtMcnswore, etc., and in fact every
thi'Jg kept in a g0ncr.1l stock.
pay tlio liiffhest tunr
' "vice for all khul.s of
. ttcc.
l-r'
7uritiivMr
Twi ntj4lfflit irtJintlint lionk rnlaeoit In en.t from $13 Ml tfi fll.to, emontr olheewnrk.lelptj
iu.
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OK13GON, MO,
ABsomicKr'
ll'lLUNG DISEASES,
A I THROAT DISEASES,
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covered and uteil by an eminent physiciu with wonrrfnl mecm. .
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i BY
DhvilCIU With wnnirfut .urr. All flriiroi.li
Alto a aur cue. for INniOKOTION.
i.n" iiiuoaHwrn.
n W D I 'Mk in'y 'io. T,.irrYoor, rtf7,
m m m . m i m Lm m aam jivmh ji r.uivi jv n vu,
m m am m mm m
I nm now mnkhife sovithI stylus of
of tho latest atvlcs anil will furnls
tlifin nt vt-ry rcasoniihle prices.
I work Ucf.H on tin sharp j will t?ae.
uriilifial .sTvnrnilng, iueon breeillnetu.
I ul.io furnhh
VV111S ITALIAN QUEENS
and all apiarists stipplLvs, cheaper tliati
thu choapett. ,iuil tmrantoo sutinfau
tlnn. 1'. J, ltOCKKS, Oregon, Mo.
BARNES' FOOT POWER
tm hjt "us
fil) Fifteen dttTcrrnt ruarhlnei
W wltli ViTileh llullilrrs. fablmt
JK Makers, WaKon-.VaKers, ad
ErJ i.ii.i...,. I.. iii.ii.....,....i
).... '.in iu luietintiuiviir)
ivofK ran romprio us to i;u;u
ltv and nrlrc with steam tiow
imij ciiii I'liiujiriu un ii, i;uitl-
Ity and price with steam pow
er manufacturing ; tlso am,,
teiirV supplies saw blade.i
deslKus for Wall llrackJls
an t Hnlldf rs' Hrrtdl Work.
Machines Sent
J'AlliM.i'lf !, JV.
on Trial,
lywhnre you read this and send for Cata-
irirrs.
P. & JOHN BARNES..
Itorkfortl, S lunebngo C Ills.
infill aut prlrrs,
W.
J.uie 18-lMO-Ww
immm bros,
OUJSQON, MO.
Up Uairs, over Schulte Bros. Storo,
Beulors in all hintlp pf
SSWIN&MACHIMS.
Havo uow in Stock the following raaohines i
STEWART SINGER,
IMPROVED WILSON.
VICTOR,
NEW AMERICAN,
MATIQNAL. EteEto.
AVukcap on bund thu attachment
for conry kind of sewing machines
ulrio, ii, nctttllcs, eto.
REPAIRING.!
Wo ri'pnir all kinds of sewing ma
chinos in tin: beat manner and guarau
trv MiitUfnotlon. Charges roasonablo
giro us a evil.
GARDNER BROS.
How Lost. How Restored
Just published, a new cdltlotuf DriCulTor
well'N Olebrutt'd Kiittjr on the radlraT
cure (without medicine) of Hrt;itMATORiiij:A
or Memlnul Weaknesj. Iiivollntary Homleal l.o.
ses. ImpoU'iir.y, Mental and lliyhldal lneanari-
ty. tuipciiiiiieiiin u lurriuKo, eve, ; npo, uon-
sumption, Upllvpsv and Ills, induced by keif In-
UKi'liev ui ni'pp ciravuiiuev, otc.
The celebrated author In this admirable rs-
sav, clearly ilemoustratrH, from n thirty years'
1"K ci
.Jlv ci
elumiile.
Hln and rnrrtuM, y means of whlisl oVry suf
successiiii praeiice, mat tlio alarnlog
quenres ui svu-auuin inay ov ruuiiVfiy
iirintinK uui aijionu ut r.ure Hi oneei
onee-
curcd i
car-
f-rer. no matter what hlscondltion fay be. may
u iiiinv'ii rural ly, jintoitiy. unu runmnuy.
tv Tills Icctmiioimultf, he l tQt hands ul
ovciy y nth and every raW lu tliyaiyl.
Heiit iinilir aeiil IiiMl tilnln ii.ln(..kJNA u n ..
Mem tinner sen nr-.i mnin ruinniitn inv
address, nost paid, on receipt of tlx rcuti or two
postaite i.lamps.
Address tint DHhllsher.,
JHK CI)1,VEUtVKI.Ii ftKDICAIi CO,,
41 Aun Street New York,
rostoftlce Ilox 4380.
GENUINE .
MR SEWING MAC0IHL
Tho Very Best iu tho World
I ham tbo Agenoy for the dhore m.v
chiue for Holt county mid, kemi a sqi.
lily alwayd on bund nt the store, ui jss
ltoieo Diggers, Mound City.
HSO?" tonV out for Bogus Machines.
Sou ivdyijrtlsciunut of the Uu'pnc
Singer on the Jnjidg ot tho kYx ,
J. A, JlCAV" M.
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