The County paper., October 07, 1881, Image 5

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Ton,
lllco,
Soda,
Sonp,
Mace,
Bplcc, 1
Sugar,
Coffuu,
Citron, ',
Ginger,
Pruiioo,
Groceries of all Kinds
Ik tho spirit of tho inurdi'vod Prosl
di nt could look (.'own uicon Ins. country
to-day, it would look down upon u puo
plo united ns tliey'novcr wore boforu.
It is monstrous to hiiy his death wan for
the best. The human mind recoils with
horror from such preaching. Hut, if
from the wreck of hopes that uro crushed
unci hearLs that uro broken, any good
nt all can come, it will bo that tho peo
ple the whole United States will be
drawn nearer together by tlio tics of
Cumr mi brotherhood and loyalty. It
is no unusual thing for feuds to bo bur
ied In t lie grare of some mutually be
loved one. Among tho dearest hopes
of tho President, who was struck down
by nu assassin, was tho Iiopu that dur
ing Ids administration the lew clouds
that yet dimmed the perfect sky Ikj
twocu the North nnd South might wholly
vanish away. Tho kindly feeling lie
would have striven to bring about in his
life can scarcely fail to follow the awful
uveutof his death. Not only h!s friends
in the "dear old State" lie loved so
well, but in all the Slates of this great
Uiiion, are bowed with a common grief
nnd thrilled with n common sorrow.
Tin: manifestations of sorrowing sym
pathy which have come In from all
parts of tho Knglish speaking world,
form a very Kir iking phenomenon. Tho
lata President's struggle for life seems
to have been followed with almost as
much interest a d utixlcty in England
us here. Tho (J., tin in particular has
been mod coidial in her expressions of
sympathy with Mis. (lartiolil, and Mrs.
C'arik'lii's one published response to the
Queen's impiirlea was strikingly char
acterized both by good feeling audaood
t&stu. It was in its way a model com
position, If wc may saf m of anything
wrlitcii under bitch circumstances. Tho
way in which tho Southern press has
Vdiaiuilln thegeneral anxiety and mount
ing is one of tho mi ist gratifying and
hopeful incidents of tho tragedy, and
would, even if it stood alone, go far to
warrant tho assertion that President
Garfield had not died in vain.
Tun fraternizing of "the boy in blue"
and uKiay,"nt tho meellngof tho Army
)f the I'umberlaud at Chattanooga, was
most hearty and complete. If tlie poli
ticians of the South continue to culti
vate the old spirit, tho soldiers of the
Confederacy do not. Under the spell
of tho nation's great sorrow there is a
clispos'tlou to bury the past and taku a
step forward into a purer atmosphere.
"With malice toward none and charity
for all," let tho nation join in a fervent
union.
Tin: assassin, Guiteau, is talking as
when first in jail about tho death of
GurfloUt being a "political necosity"
and the "act of the Lord," ami he wants
u trausfor of allegiance, "from that
lump of clay," moaning Garfield, when
lie expects to liavo sympathy. There
should bo no delay in trying nnd hang
ing this bloody wretch.
Till! record shows that September 2,
1881, was observed as a day of fatting
nnd prayer, under a proclamation of
rrosidont Lincoln. Just twenty years
lator tho same day Wits .obscrvod as a
clay of mourning, fasting and prayer
under the Hi st proclamation of President
Arthur
Tub stnr-routothievos will liavo small
occasion to arise nnd call tho present
administration blessed. The work will
go right fllong, and they will ho com
polled tojtnswer at tho bar of Justice
It isnT vlirSyKtuff, protending
to bo tuado of woinvrflul foreign roots,
barks, &o., and priced up by long, bo
gus certificates of pretended miraculous
cures, but a simple', pure, elt'cctivo med
icine, made of well-known valuablo
remedies, that furnishes its own certill
alos by its cures. Wo rotor to Hop
Hitters, tho purest and best of niecUniiVOri8oniont.
vines.
-Exchange See ttiiotmV
iimn.
Loiuons aro very source in tho Now
York market, $10.60 to $11.00 per box
being ehnvged for those of not very
good quality. It la reported that there
is a "coiner" in tho market.
Kendall's Spavin Curo Is highly rcc
omtnouded by Prof, Willianls, the won
derful horse-tumor.
A locomotive snark catiirltt in the
dross of a lady on n Newark train, and
was completely destroyed. Sparks tiro
always Hovering nuout tlio ladles.
THE
SteamerSheboygan
Sailed into Port with a
Heavy Stock
OF FANCY
GROCERIES.
G.W.Baldwin
lOXMUgr.F CITY, BIO,
To lils ninny patronizcra and others, ho wishes to
stfltiV Tlit4 tnnk nt lnnv f.ivtnnrtna ta minnnnllitil mwl
iinoxeollccl for richness and nuritv nncl nt mlccs
fy competition. Cull wkon in town and cxninliio this
t-tocU nnd you will bo convlucud Unit ho is the
oss Grocer.
SUITS.
You should sco thoso $10 cults.
Mclulneh Is receiving his great stock
of Winter clothing.
Ynu whould sco Mi'Inlnch'a Fall
Winter Caps, Hats and Scarfs.
and
Melnluch now law in stock the
larg-
est line of
CLOTHING
to be found in St. Joseph, outside of
tho largest jobbers.
DO YOU WISH
to save money in tho purchaso
of your Kail or Winter Cloth
ing, your I toots and Shoes'!1
It you do, we plainly tell your
to call on us and bu convinced.
HEKSHBERGER & AHDERS01I.
SALT.
Meluinch lias his usual big pile of
Salt for fall trade by the barrel or car
load.
FLOUlt.
Tho oelebt sited Falrbury Flour
Meltilnch's
at
A blind girl in North Carolina Is
about to lead a young man to tho altar.
Blindly entering into matrimony lias
cot to be no uncommon thing in any
of the States.
King Kulaktiuais.to he made a mem
ber of tho Legion ot Honor. He lias
sent President Grevy tho insignia ot
the Grand Cross of tho Older of Kauio
hameha. Exhausted and enfeebled constitu
tions suffeung from dyspepsia, nervous
ness and general weakness cured by
Hrown's Iron Hitters.
The owner of a lann) eranborry farm
at Henlii, Wisconsin, omplnys a hun
dred girls, and lie proniisus to marry
the olio wlio picks tlio nio.-t berries this
season, provided she wants him.
There are 390 educated female phy
sicians in active praetlcu in twenty-six
States In our Union--tlio majority in
Massachusetts, Now Yotk and Pennsyl
vania. To bo beautiful, buoyant and healthy,
the whole female diminution must
maintain regular action duiiuir a certain
tieiiod of lite. Otherwise, no female
can possibly remain healthy, nnd she
who does not Know tins ncKiinwiougi u
fact is quite untoi lunate. Hut should
von bv some exnositro uounnio irregular
and suffer with lnanv troubles, what do
ynu propoho to do? As wo havo expe-
rienco In that line, lot us say that l.ng
lish Female Hitlers is tho most wonder
ful female regulator In use. It don't
fail.
Terra del Fuegonians aro tho latest
novelties at tho .lard In crAcelimatation
iu Paris. Their appearances aud man
ners aru not ciiaruutig.
English Female Hitters Is not a bev
erage, but is a powerful and uiiinlsftik.
able female tome, imparting iron tu
imnm'pi-ttjIiiHl hlonil. ilvos n konn imnn-
tit o. aids dlercstion and proper n'simiO
lotion of food, litronirthon the feeble.
invigorates the chronic, and is prompt
and reliable in Its cllocu.
Tho Japanese (joverumuut lias sent
comnns oil to Milan to inouiro tin
tho advantages ot being ctemaled oi
the Italian plan.
Ibdley's Saline Aperient is a oocdlngKlmvoTS a Si ilkh.i? "ffi.
and refreshing summer ui ink for dys-.'i)JL Bells excitant; on tlio cider cities or ttm
Hies, u iiotrt,
It don't taste liko iiiodieliii'.fi'J! Z"Z 'Vi''Vh f!"'3 vA':"''!! "i
vorybody, homo
or abroad,
should
keep It.
(33
How do you liko tho effects of a dose
of six pills which you tool; last nlglitP
Quito RicKuntng ami ucmutaung, were
thoy nntf liy a (lose oi iiaueys isaiino
Aperient nuxt time; it costs less tilin
pills, never falls in relieving consrjia
tion, headache and biliousness, and is
very pleasant.
Why suffer sucb inispeakablo tor
tures. Uhouniatlsm has beon coaquered.
i )Cnrlnlla Mimuttl P.IIVI) I4 Hill plfllill. Kfm
Tho Hon. J. G. Cannon has purchased
tho Ed. Corbloy farm In Champaign and
Vermillion counties, Illinois, for which
ho paid $30,000.
Administrator's Notice.
Letters ut Administration on tlio estate n
Jaeoli Itmtouk, deceased, were irritated. in
iiiiilerslgiu'd, Ht'pl loili, 18St, by tlio l'rubat
Court oi Unit county. , ,
Alt nurnoin liavlnjr claims afjalast Mil 4 catato
art) ruqitlred tu oxltltilt tliein (nr ulluwitnci to
the ndmliiMratnr wlttiln (aio year uftor tlio date
of said letl'rs, ortliuy may tin iirecladed (roia
any liniiunt n( mU estate, and If such claims liy
not exhibited wltliln two yean (rum the ilulo ot
said Icltew they will bo '"nwer .Jjam-d. ,
JOHN UUUllUlt Adm'r
Figs.
Nuts,
Candy
Cigars,
I'onnor,
liaislna.
Lemons,
Tobacco,
Currants,
that do-5
Sheet Music,
Canned Goods,
Musical Instruments
Tho most beiutlful woman at Sara
toga this season is said to hayo been a
circus tldcr.
Tito best preparation known In mar
ket for restoring gray hair to its original
color is Hall's Vegetable Slclliau Hair
Henower. Try It.
Tumors, eryslpehu, mercurial dis
eases, scrofula, and general debility
cured by Dr. Liusoy's Illooil Searcher.
When a lecturer has worked tho la
dles of his audience so near to the weep
ing point that they have gotten out
their handkerchiefs, and then suddenly
change 4 his tone and speaks of the mer
its of Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup, ho is
bound to louse a feeling of Indignation.
Tho roustabouts, on tho icvee lit New
Orleans aro on a sti ike, and a policeman
was killed iu a riot a week ngo.
So great is tho faith reposed in Aycr's
Pills by tlio-o who have given thorn n
trial, that the consumption of thoin al
tttoit passu belief, lar exceeding any
precedent. They cleanse tho lilooil,
improve tlio appetite, promote diges
tion, restore healthy action, and reu-
lato every function. Tho aru pleasant
to tao, gentle in their operation, yet
tlioroiich, serehinir and powerful in
subduing disease.
John of Abyssinia and Alexander of
IttHjia aro tho two potentates whoso
food is all tested betoro they pat take
ot it.
"A etitoli In time saves nine." and
Loin' Dandelion Tonio taken in time
saves nlno hundred times its cost in loss
of time and lu doctors' visits, to say
mailing of suffering prevented. Contain
nlug tho phosphates In the most elegant
form, it is as necessary as food during
the hot weather ami the autumn.
The Loudon miners state that, accor
ding to prescn I arrangements, Princess
Louise will return to Canada on Octo
ber 20.
Uooil Attvlco from n I.emllnff Medical
I'rolewior.
The learned doctor sava: "Ki op somo
kind ot a tonio medicine always in the
House, ami n unv one tools unwell, nitiKu
free use of it. lint lirst be suio thnt it
is both harmless as well as uioriloiiou..
Put no trust iu alcoholic preparations;
their use will lend to intemperaneo;
neithei bo partial to any remedy that
produces a severe cathartic effect, for
prostration of the nervou. system and
digestive organs is sure to follow. Titu
mildest and best medicine over invented
for strengthening every part of the body
aud restoring impaired or lost organic
functions to their normal condition, and
one which is having an unparalleled
and rapidly increasing sale iu the East
ern Sta'es, is Kiowa's Iron Hitters.
Any druggist will procuro it for you if
you request him to do so, especially
when ho liuds you cannot bu per.-ttaded
to tu!;o somu substitute. It does not
contain alcohol, and is the only prep
aration i f iron that cures headache and
does not blacken the teeth, It is a sure
revlvur, a true strengt lienor, and the
very host medicine ever iu runted for
permanently strengthening the pulmo
nary, urinary nnd iliecstlve organs, and
pWrventing consumption, kidney diseases
aud chronic dyspepsia, often" curing
tlieuo diseases when all other remedies
have failed; for ills tnuj nature's best
assiitant.'' liazotto.
Lois' Dandelion Tonic will restore
youthful vigor where everything else
tails. It cobtams all tho elements nec
e.vary to repair nervous waste.
THE
Frazer & fficDonaki
receive careful alteatl
ui-'i'mi.i ,i u ivi . i, nrti iuuvi iiiiiv, VUHi Wiwii:,
IIOU
11. 11. FltAZKlt,
CEO. WKllKIt,
CAMlllKU.
I
I'ltKSUIlSNT.
CLARK PIIILBRICK,
J VAHIliriNAlir.U
1ABBER m HAIR COTTER,
OHEGON, MO.
Wnst Ride 1'abllo Haimrc. llwnectfiilly In
vites thu iKitromiKu of thoso ItavIiiK unyllihitt
la tho llnrbcr, llair-CJattliiK ur HUuiuioonliiK
Mne,
NORTHWEST
NORMAL SCHOOL,
OUEGON, MO.
rirst Tfirm liOKlnn Sept, l'J, lHi,
Ki'tuiiil Torui her I us Wv, til , IHiil,
TU I nl Turin lirylua l'eb. 0, IHH'J.
rourtli Torui bciflnv April 17, lSI.
Tuition, sa.oo pur tHrm nf ten week,
'iiiirjii ot stiiily ttiorouK'i and iiraelleul.
iluardliiK In family S3.M) to ci.co per week.
l'or turthcr liitormntluii iidipesi
u l,, unAimii.
ruudi'.ii.
Appolutmenk German M. E. Conference
KANSAS DI8TltOT J, A. 11E1TZ.
Wyandotte, J. O. Hchultz.
Eudom and Lawrence, J. Ehrsam.
Wltchltn, A. linger.
Halstcd nnd Kinsman, J, O. Vogcl.
Sterling and Peace Creak, 11. W. Men
gcr.
Great Bend, Win. II. Stem.
Laerosso and Hnycs City, II. IIoITiunu,
Clay Center, A. Fnhrmann.
Junction City, J. Hallcr.
Council Orovc, C. Huechel.
Leona, J. O. Lcist.
Hallua, J, L. Sternberg.
Denver, E. H. Krlcgo.
Topcka, II. Knicgcr.
MO. niSTIUOTII. riSORNIIAUM.
St. Joe, II. It. Hlcmcr.
Oregon, C. Ilcrinunn.
Uraham, J, W. Huchholz.
Wuthcun, C. Htticckcinann.
Weston nnd Falrniount, J. A. Mueller.
Cameron and Cosby, C. Ott.
Liberty, Geo. Kocnlg.
Urunswick, V. Arnsperger.
Hoonvlllo, It. Frauz.
Sinllhlon and Sednlla, J. II. Asiiug.
Lake Creek, J. llausam.
Coiicoidi.'., J. A. Meyer.
Lexington, J. Demand,
Kansas City, P. W. Matthal.
NI'.llltAHKA UlSTItlOT 1. O. IIAIIMS.
Lincoln, J. G, Ivost,
Centreville, C. Htueggcr.
Clatonla, Salt Creek, J, Tanner,
Swaun Creek, J. Kracttly.
llumhold. F. Unhitid.
Nebraska City and Hamburg, F. tichu
in itkc r.
Omaha, II. IJrutis,
I'apllllon, J. 11. Keller.
West Point, P. 0. Schramm.
York, J. II. Mortens.
Merrick and Howard, J. J. Kiehcnber-
Ilarrisou, Saleuhacli.
Furnace, W. C. Kelner.
Itcbcrou, II. C. Jhue.
Jeiuinleni, F. II. Scluillz.
Veat Nehrmka .Mission. O. V. I.niipn.
stciu.
III Sweden tho smallnst town im.
SCSSeH Its OIICII air loitiil. u-btidi nlm a ii
a ihitforin or kiosipio. In Stockholm
uiuiu uiu live or six ptiMiie gariluns
h iiciu e.ecnciu music may uo iioaro in
tho eveuiug.
Hel'oro life is imperiled, deal Judie
iotisly with the symptoms. Heincinber
that the slight disorder of to-day may
become nu obstinate, Incurable disease
to-morrow. As a preventive medicine,
take Simmons' Liver Regulator, which,
by Its mild and beneficial action on tlio
liver, stomach and Hpleen, is eniineiitlv
oaloiilutod to assist nnUro iu her efforts
to re-establish a healthy condition. It
will also remove tho camo ot diseaso
without tiny of that prostration which
lollows the usii of drastic purgatives, or
any of tho injurious effects of inlner.il
poison.
The Aimenlan question is likoly to bo
tlio next one iu the East. Tho Arme
nians am bent on independence, and
tlio embassadors at Constantinople tiro
already deliberating on tlio matter.
Col. A. Wood Morrywealher, whom
o vorybody iu Scranton, Pa., knows,
Writes and says: "I had. long suffered
from aderangi'inonl of the bladder and
kidneys; it had made my general health
verv poor. also way troubled with
severe indigestion ; pills i-ave mo oulv
temporary relief, ami I 'experienced
great anxiety of mind, us well as phys
ical distress. A friend rocoinmeiitled
Hrown's Iron Hitters. I liavo used It
with mo-t gratifying results, and just
now my health never was better, mid I
feel that the curo is permanent."
Tin: l'ev. J. H. Joium, who delivered
the funeral oration at Clcvohwd, was
tho Chaplain of President Garllcld's
regiment, thu -lSiil Ohio Infantry, during
the war.
Sltlloh'3 Consumption Cure.
Tliis Is beyond question tho most
successful Cough Medicine wo havo
ever sold, a few doses invariably cure
tho worst cases ot Cough, Croup, vnd
IJroneliitts, wliUo it.s womlcrlul suc
cess in tho curo of Consumption is
without a parallol In tho history of
medicine. Since its first discovery It
has beon sold on a guarantee, a "test
which no other medicine can stand.
If you havo a Cough wo earnestly nk
you to try It Price 10 cts fiO ets. and
!?1.0l) If your Lungs aro sore, Chest, or
Hack, Lamu, use Shiloh's Porous Pin
ster. Sold by T S. II hide, Oregon Mo.
c
Urown's Pepsin Jmg
FOR TUB CURB OF
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Hoadaciie,
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, and all
unpleasant offbot3 arising from ovoi
eating or drinking.
It Is composed of 1'ousln, Itlmbnrh,
.tfaiiilrake and tleiitlan, reiueillos that
are uiifqiialleil fur the euro of all dlF-
eases of tlio sloiiuic!i"ind bowels.
Ulve it a trial and net sure relief.
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Arriving.
Wo aro now receiving our Fall and Win
ter stock of goods and invite the inspection
of all close buyers.
Our goods arc fresh and new. Wc did
not carry over from last year, a singjc over
coat, Cloak, Blankets, or any of that class
of goods.
Call and see us. We can and will save
you money.
Smith & Phelps,
IsZilOTJIsrnD aXT"3T.
Headauartes'sS
BUCCiJSSOIJS TO
DEALERS IN
Wo desire to c:.il Special Attention t
BOOTS, SHOES, HA1S HIS GAPS,
Queonswaro, etc., which aro now being received, ami extend a cordial invl
tation to all, to call and examine our goods bforo purchasing
WE ARE AGENTS FOIt THE
mmm wisi
ot which wo have a largo stock of till grades.
Country Produce taken in oxuluuigo for goods at highest
Market Price.
CT.A-S- EWZlsrC3- & CO.,
HIAITLiAXD, BIO.,
the
OLD RELIABLE
EIHM Of
FOREST CITY, IMIO-,
Are now prepared to show thu public the best and largest stock of
Boots and fSlioes
CLOTHING
Hats and Caps, Notions, Etc., Etc,
Evor offered in Holt county. Wo nlco havo a full lino of Glnii nnd Queent
wnro. We believo that we havo tho largest lino of Ladies' ami Misses' Fine
Slioes, Cull and examine goods. We will not bu undersold.
CLOSING
Wo aro closing out our entire ock oi"
goods, consisting of a full and comp etc line
of Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Pumps, etc.. at
NET COST,
in order to leave tho country. We meau
business, and if you would take advantage
of this opportunity to securo cheap goods,
call early, as they must be sold by
October 1st.
W. if. WILLIAMS,
Forest City, Mo.
N. H, Anyniio ilsilrlnjx'tn onimtjci In liuslunss, wo would say, lioro Is n
(rnoil t))iuilii";, Wu will soil tlm onliro slock, unit jrivo bttilsfaclory reastins to
all fur cluing so, Sturu bulldiiiir anil cominoclious rusiilunfu for Htilc ulicmpi
W. II. WILLIAMS.
nour Inrtjo anil well selected stock of
3
mn
-
OUT!
mil
9
K1K
Kendall's Spavin Curo
Kent lo.itiy nddrvM on rcfclpthf
ByjE.f C. SCHOLZJPharraacist,
CONNING, MO.
Is The Most Successful
nmnrJrr ever dlHi'oviri'd, a It N tertaln
XtemeCiy III IU vnwu and does nut Mu
ter. Alio excellent fur Iluiii.im llet Itcatt
lircml lieliiw.
I'ltOM
COL. L. T- FOSTER.
VuiiiikhIiiwii. (Jlilo, .May 10. ItrO,
Dii. II. .I Ki:mai.i.:.i Co., clentit-l had a
very Miltlillili1 llniiililelntiloii cull ttlili'h 1 irl.
ed ery ItlKldy, lie hail a ery larj;e boiu sp.ivlii
on one joint and a Miiall nuo on (lie oilier
wlileli m:idi! tills erv mine. I li.id lilm mult r
the eli.titfu nt two veterinary .iun.'eims,lici full"
e d tn eMre Mia. I wa- mie day readlmt Urn in'
verllieiiient of Kendall's S:iIii Cure In thu
(Viiniii'i I ili li'rinliied at uueu lu try
it and cut intr dtia;i;lit4 line to send lurlli
Tliey (urdered three Imttles I I look tlu in all
and Ihi. unlit 1 inild ulvu It a tlmnniuli lilal.I
used ItaiTinilllii! In dlleetluli and till! tutittll
day the entl ee.iMMl to be lame, and the 1 n i n t
h:iKMlls!iitean'd. I lled lull one lmttlc land
Iheenlts lindis ureal Iree tniia lmiin and tu
Miiiiulli iu nay Imr-ie In the Mate. He Is enllre
lyeiired. The rare win in remarkable Hint I
let two ut my ueliihliiirH lime thu retiialiiliiK two
bottles, !m are now nulla: It. .
Very llejiiei'tfiillv,
i,. t. ro.vi Int.-
KWALL'S SPAVIN JURE.
Itiif rTi'iter, IiuCNTiv. .Hi, lu.
711. S IKltNIiAI.I. fc i'o , (irtits i- ririitu end
im it ii'i! ut aderlldiin matter for Ki'liilall'-i
Spavin (ire. It haniKuoit nate Iiere nnd idvi-t
ttm liett of satlita.lloti. Ot all wo hove Mild,
wo have vet to learn tlieltist utifavoralile'report
Very Kespiv'tfullv,
J. D.iwiini & .Sun. DriiKrtl'ti.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
Winthmti. Iowa. No . ild. li.
1)11. II. .1. Kl'.S!At.l.& Co.. (leliH i l.ncliHed
pteavellud 'i' eeiiH for vcmr Tin.itr-e uii.tho
I lor-to t'.liit bis illiene.i, I have lireli iiiIiik Iva
datlS Sti.ivlu Cure limine of nu limes furlioiiu
Spavin. Clue bottle entirely euied the lame
liesi and removed lnut nil the bnueli.
Yours ltesiiuetfully,
l.eroy II. C.ralmin.
KENDALL'S IPAVIN CURE
On Human Flesh-
Patten's Mills New York, l'eb. 21, 11.
1U. 11. .1, Kl'.HIi.vt.l. S Co., Cleats i Tlie p.ir
tleiilarciiM'oiiwlilidi titseil your Sjiav In liuu
was n iiiidliriiant .iiikl" i.pnda ft sixteen months
MandiiiK. 1 had tr ed m uiy tiiliiir bat In vtdii.
YoiirSpavbi Cure jmt Ihe feel to Hie t;riumit
iiwdn. ami for the lti -t time stnee hurt 1-ora
fiiHidy liniment it excels aiivtlilim we ever
Used. 'lev. M. 1'. Hell
l'aitor of M. K, Chnrcli, fallen's Mills, JO
Is "iicli lu in Its elTeets. mild la Us aellen as It
does dors not lill-tcr. yet It Is pelietiatllii; and
powerful to reiieli every deep heated pain or tu
remove auv bonv urowthur oilier eidiui.'emcnts
ot the Jolals and limbs, or (or ibeiiiuatl-m la
man, or lor any nurpuse tor vvliUli a liniment is
used for man orbiutt. It It now Uiiov.n to be
the best liniment for null ever used, actlnj;
mild nnd vet certain in Its elleel.s,
S. ml address for Illustrated Circular which
wo think Klves po.ltlotirof ot Its Ylilucs. No
remedy hssrvrr met with such uiiitalllled suc
cess to any knuwelil;e. for beast as well as
"Y'i'lVr, gl. per bottle, or Mx bottles fur 5.V All
Dreirnlsts liavo It or e.m ;;ei It fnilyou, or t will
Im sent postpaid to any whlrrnsioii receipt of
price bv Ihe proprietor! DIE. II. S. KUNDAl.t.
&('C) ):iios1iiit1i rails. Vt.
Sola by All Druggists.
H. TEI5I5S JAIjKI 1U2,
Attorney sit Law,
oitt:c.oy, mo.
Will practice la all the courts of Missouri.
Heal estate ami collection liuslncss promptly
attenitoilto
Ofllce ovctlSclmlte Urns Store.
E. J. KGLLOtitt,
ATTOKNEY AT LAW,
OltAKl, MO.
Will practice In all the eouits ut Missouri.
Ileal estate and collectliiu btisluo-s promptly
attended t.
AnriaAiiGaliery.
Cor. 5th;&. Felix, .ST. JOSEPH, Mo.
All Work, W'urriiiiltHl.
CALIFORNIA KIJ3NEY TEA.
Isa plant nativu to thu Sivira. It
nurii-! It cuius!! Only 60 cents.
Try It nt Kiiii; I'loud's, Orcgor. l'rancu
& Co., I'o rest City,
CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TEA.
Trv it when all otliur rmneilios fail nnd
p;ut relief. Uuy it ot Kiiic & I'nmd, Oru
gon; 1'ninci) & C., Eorust City.
J.T.TllAT01IJ3rv,IVI. D.
HOMlEOl'ATHIST AK1) SUlKiEOl,
OKKCION, MliSOUltl,
OIM'ICII.-.At reshlouep, t'Vii doiPl liottU
I, A. Keeves'H Mtoru j formerly rcidiltfneu of
Levi Orea.
11. 1. 11EA,
Altorncy at Law. Jfotsiry
i'ubllo anil Ileal Eslatu Jtgcnt,
MA1TLAXD, RIO.
v ill attend to all Irani business Intrusted tn
uls mi a In all the courts of Northwest Missouri,
lias for salo a large nuiiiber ot choice basilicas
uls,
S, C. O'l'AIJ.ON. LKIllll IKVINH
O'FALLON & I1CVINE,
AtttirnuyH at Law,
OIllCOON, MIHKOUItl.
Will praetlcu la all courts of Mliisouil.
Collvctlous, nnd all manner of IckiiI btislucai
will receive our prompt a'tcutluii.
tstllllce ninth sldo of Cotut Itouje, over
IIiiiiIu'h Urui; Kture.
A. II. JAMISON,
Attorney at Law,
'o:il Eotato, Iuaurauoo nnd Oolloot"
lllR .ROUt,
MOIINI) cm, MlSKOUltl.
SVhl prnctlco III nil tlt courts of northwest
Mis mil.
W. J. liEA,
The Cheapest and Best
PHOTOGRAPHER
IN THU CITY.
FOUUTU AND EDMOND E
NT. JO jUl'JI, Htt
FKEHDAIL'S Wk
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