The County paper., January 06, 1882, Image 5

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The coinnilttco of tho American liar
Association which has boon ondoavo'
fnir to pcruado Cc tigress to relievo tho
Supremo Court from a portion of 1 a
bnslnoss, has ndjoiined to meet on II o
2d of Fobtinry. Thoy hopo to be able
to eocuro tho establishment of an Inter
mediate appellate court.
As a standard remedy lor tho per
manent euro of chronte fomnlo com
paints, English Femalo Hitters has
won tho grand prlzo over all competlt
iun In tho United States. Marriott mid
slnglo Indies aro delighted with i(s
wonderful eflleaey In relieving thtm of
their troublesome pains and aches, If
you need ftrcngth If you wish an ap
petite if you deslro iron In your blood
if emaciated and you wish to posses
tuor welght-lt Is tho very tncdlclno
you want.
A messenger from Caldwell, Kansat,
M'iwirt!i that l ho cowbors who recently
ritlded Caldwell mid killed Mayor
Meagher, have boon arrested by Indian
ftcouts In tho Indian Territory, and
turned, over to ShcrllTThrnlls, of Kan
sas. There In If othlnir I.Ike It.
The falling powers of digestion, as-
initiation, secretion and excrotion, a o
retimed to purmsncut health, strength
nnd netlrity, by using Urowu's Irou
Bitters a true tonic i npcricci strcng
tliener!, a sure revivor 1
Secrets of Bauly. Hrcathcs thcro a
man who doe rot, love a beautiful wo
man? Hreathes thero a womnnan who
does not love to bo admired by man ?
No art can nnint, no sculptor can cliteel
the dimpled rosy check, tho lustro of
the eve, the bewitching smile nor
the long luxuiinnt tresses as naturo
presents In a beautiful woman. All
famulus can retain thcli health and
personal charms by the use of Kiiglich
Female liittcrs.
Hannah Jane and Uncle Jake.
"Iliinu.-th .Inno,. docs you see dat are
Mien stuff ? well. It am for to euro de
hedako, and atore t fust took It, I tlioit
hit wt.s bllen hot ' "Well itonoy," re
yd'cd Hannah, "habit hit hot shore
miff, and did hit stop do hedakuP' "Yes
llinnah." ho responded, "hit stopped
iIomi lied panes in haff hour and is do
be. stun" you ever drank, nud ain't hot
bit. It's a white powder Xrowcd In n
little water and here i a a bottle of it
called Bailey's Saline Aperient, which
cost mo only 60 cents. It uy powful
good, shore's your tiorn."
There Is soni" talk of tho introduction
into tlin coming Ohio Legislature of a
bill for the licencing of saloons, similar
in effect to the Pond resolution of last
winter.
I'o one whosr. blood is impiiro can
feel well. There Is a weary, languid
fowling, mid often a sense of diecour
ngeoent uud despondency. Persons
liaviug this feeling of lassitude and tie
iressiou, should take Ayer's Sarsu
patilla to purlly and vitalize the blood.
Mr. Coppagc, a cattlo dealer ot
Murfrccsboro. Tenu., was killed by
a train near l'eneok's Station, on tho
Knoxrlllo branch of the L. & X. road.
Much serious sickness aud snffcriiisc
might be prevented by promptly cor
reeling those slight deraugemouts, that
othtrwhu, often develop into settled
tlUeaKe. When a cold or other cause
checks the operation of tho scoreltvo
organs, tlwlr natural healthy action
should bo restored, and iiiil.imniutnry
material removed from tho sv.stcni.
Acer's Pills accomplish this (piickly,
safely and surely.
Jesse George, of Philadelphia, left
an estatu worth 8700,000 to various
charities.
Those trvintr to break ttn the baneful
liablt of In temperance will experience
irrent benefit from tlio use of Lels' Dan
tlu Ion Tonic. It rcotores the brain,
utomach and liver to healthy action nud
.strengthens tho will power. There Is
nothing tlitt will so quickly efface thu
ra vases of u lomr eourco of debauchery.
It is reeomniended by many leading
temperance advocates oota east autt
west.
The New York Socialist Convention
has adopted iv constitution and set of
resolutions.
A Hoalflve euro for malaria digestive
and urinary troubles Is found ItiDrown's
j ton imteiR.
A John P. Kinsr MauufaeturluirCom
lauy has been organi.cd at Attausta,
(,a., with Charles Kstes as Prefident.
Capital $1,000,000.
DlHcnaea of The Hlilueya
Are common eretv where. Lcis
Dandelion Tonle Is a t.ovoreigu rcmiMly
lor this claw of Ills. A trial will con
vince any one of the truth of this as
section.
A Daughter of William Selizman, tho
American banker, was married to Dr.
Wasscrman u Hebrew scientist, at Paris
Yesterday.
Samuel Pierey, leading actor of Kd
win Hooth's company, is lying serious
ly ill witu typiiotd lever, in itoston.
Mr. Manning's bill to reorganize tho
Supremo Court provides fur Its divis
ion into thrco branches, which are ro6
pcctlvely to Itnvo charge of (1) equity
tiiilts, (3) common-law causes, and (!i)
admiralty and revenue eases nud cases
in which tho United Slates Is a party
Whenever n ease eomos up involving a
construction of tho Constitution or
treaty, or is Wrought on a writ of error
from the court of last resort in any
State, it is to be considered by tho full
bcuch. Each division will cotuist of
throe judges; and if two judges lu any
division concur lit a judgment, tho de
clslcA is final unless some member ot
t hob'Jiurt dualrcs It to bo reviewed br
thddoll ber-h. riYhls right would, of
course, bo i-arctoxorolsed; now and
then a dissenting judge in oini of the
divisions would demand it, but only
in p.Aa thmo was a erravo difference o
view between himself nud his nr-sncialet
that is, in just the cases whore a
review would be desirable Tho great
merits of the scheme aro that Mnov
tint cull for nnv increase or IhV num
ber of jutlaos or uuy new courts, and
that It docs not raise the pecuniary
limit of appeals.
Unabridged Dictionaries.
Wo can furnish the now revised and
enlarged edition of eithor Webster's or
Worcester's Quarto Unabridged Dic
tionary and Tho Weekly Tribiino tlvo
years 'for 812 1 or The Semi-Weekly for
S17. ltemember that these aro tho new
and enlarged editions of these great
worn.
"WANT
I Crooerlei? If to, oo toMclntnch'a
Boots and Shoes? Don't buy until you look through Melnclch's Stock.
Do you expect to buy Harness and Saddles, all hand work, end of the
best Material, at less prices than Shoddy goods are SoldPgo to Mclnlnch
When you get ready to buy Boots and Shoes, Save 25 per cent, by buy.
ing of Mclnlnce. Young Man before you Marry you should buy your
WEDDING OUTFIT
l,HOO Frederick Avenue, St. Joseph, MO.
4,000 mStimmedlately to duy their Clothing at Molnlnch's.
4,500 Boys Inmidlately to buy their Clothing at Mclnlnch's.
4,000 Children Immediately to buy their Clothing al Molnlnch's.
4,750 Ladles to purchase our beautltul Light Running
New Home Sewing Machine.
Wo can now furnish J00 Ladles with our Handioine Cloaks and Dolman
Wo can furnish 200 Misses with our handsome Cloaks. Wu have about 80,000
pairs Custom made Hoots and Shoe left. We can accommodate 1,000 Custo
mers dally. Wo want to fit up 1,000 head of Horses with our nobby Oak-tanned
Harness. Goods arriving by the car load and im accumulation In fact if you
want anv Hoods it will eeitalnly pay von to visit us. We carry everything In
the goods both Wholesale Midltotall. Country merchants will do well to look
through our stock the only Jobbing House in the Wu.t that carries a general
slock. Call or write for price list. Terms, Cash.
A -A- MCININCH- ST JOSEPH
1,900, 1,002 1,004 FREDERICK AVENUE.
SNERIFF'S SALE,
lly virtue and authority of k pflal execution
luued from tka offlcoof the Clerk ot the Circuit
Court of Holt county, Mo., returnable At the
Jnu'r trm, 1M2, ot ald Court, nnd to mo ill
directed la favor at the atutt" of MW'Oiirl, nt
tU relation and to tbuc of Fred Myers, col
lector o( rerenue ot Holt county, nud nrvlnit
Dennli Wood, Daniel Wood and the Forest
City Kxtenilon Company.
thate levied tipun and nelzed all the rlcht,
title, Interest and claim ot the said defendant',
of, In mm to tho following described ml eitate,
to-Vt i
lots 1 9, :0 and 21, In Work 2!. In Korea City.
xlllrlHjr aiuHlnr Iniald county nnd Hlulo
ot Js..iourl ; aud I "ill, ou
FtttDAY. JANUARY 8. 1SS2.
between the heuri of nlno o'clock In the fore
noon and ove o'clueK in me nncrnooii or ui.-u
dnv at the Court House door In the city nt Ore
gon county ot Holt aforesaid, sell the Mine, or
ornuch thereof as may be required nt public
rendu to the hlcheit bidder for cash In hand,
to aatlsfy said execution and etv
?. 11, l jlA.iir..
Hhorlttof Holt County.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
rtr vlrtun and authority of n irrner.ll r-lf enlloll
lamed from thcofflceof tho Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Holt eountv. Mo., returnable nt the
Jau'y term, ltts.of said Court, nud to rnv di
rected In favor of Albert lloocker and acalnst
Alanton C. Epplor and Hotel SI Smith
f have letled imon nnd seized all the Hunt, title
Interett au I claim of the said defendants, of, In
and to the folio In; described real estate, to
wn :
Cnkimeii'lnir at the norttitast corner of tbo
southeast fourth of section 7 In toiviiMilp W of
of ranieo 39. thence north tn branch illvlcllnp
mkiw an loioy num. inence uown ine iirnm-u
tn the west lino of said Quarter section : them-o
south tn the Htate road ; tbeneo eastward and
with tbo state road lo opposite tnc nrgming
corner tlhenre north tn tho lienlnnlnc corner;
routalnlnR SO acres except the school house
ground.
All Ir ine nnd belnc In said county and Stato nf
MlMourti and IJkuI on
FRIDAY JANUARY . 18HJ.
between the sours of nine o'clock In tho faro-
noon sun ore o ciock in mo aucrnton oi inai
day, at the Court House doer In the city of Ore
ron, county of Holt aforesaid, sell the same or
o muoh thrreof may bo tequrlred at public
Tend ue to the hlchest bidder for cash lnlliaud,
to satisfy saw vxecutlou asn eosu.
Hherlffof Holt county.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Ilv virtue and authorltv nf a sneclal execution
Issued from the ofllcv of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Holt eountv. mo., returnau e al 1110
.l.m'v term. lKB-i. of said Court, aud to me dl-
recieu. m lasor 01 ine .siaiu ui .-itiinuuu, m nir
relation and to the use ot Fred User, collector
of ltecnue of Holt couuty. and agstnst
Hathan Hadion, BtlltwoU II. Shirley, and
William D. Taylor.
I liavo levied unon and scl.trt all the right
ilili.. Interest ami claim of the sa Id defendants
ot, In and to the fellnw lug described real e.itale
to-mi i
The outbea.st fourth of the northwest ouur-
ter of section i2. In township A! of raaRn .17.
Alllvlmr and belnc In said county and State
otMissoutl ; aud I will, on
1'ltIDAY. JANUAItY IS, 1882,
b:tween tho hours of nine o'clock In the fore
noon and nvu o ciock in inn nueniuim in ni.n
,1-iv. .it ibe Court House door III the city of Ore-
Kon, county of Holt aforesaid, sell the samo, or
so much thereof as limy be required, at piiblle
vendue to the blithest blitrlet fur cash In hand,
to satisfy said execution ami eosis
Hherllt of Hull Couuty,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
rtv vl.tuu mill utilliorltvof a transerlnt exeCK
ly.iiM.i rnini tiiv orilen or the I lerk ol ine
Ircult Court of Holt county, Mo., returnable at
the January term, 1SS2, ot said court, and to
me directed lu fayor of jno. r. inatciier, ami
aK-Hn"
ui'nry niiiutti
I have Irvleil im und Sflztd .ill tho tftt, title
lutcreHtHnd cliilm o( tho said di'UMiditt. of. lu
Hitd to tne Iouowhik urnmueu iviu t-niivii-, n-
wit i
rl.A rsn.ttsA'iar ,lrtt J1 of tllrt IWirthWPt nlUlf'
ter of section (Wl, Township (W), ratiRO t.l.)i
(B2) acres in west nan oi me iiorineasniuuricr
of section 127, township (col, ranse UU t and
thirty acres In the northwest quarter of tile
northeast quarter of section 30, township UWJ
raiiKc ism,
u lyin
ylns and belmr In said county aim iaie
of Missouri : and l win
en
HATUKDVY. JANUAItY 7. lll,
i,.i,iA.n ,i,a iimim nf iiliu, y'eloek III the fore
,n a,. a rtvn vinlf In tlii afternoon of tnat
Hnv nt lli I'nnrt TlllUSe lllllir 111 tllC C'llV t OrC-
ton.couniy oi iioaniurtuu. in ",.,"
o much thereof as may tie required at jtmbllc
vendue to the hlchest bidder for cash 15 Hand,
to satisfy said execution and costs. L
SherlaotlloltClunty,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
tii- iirtiiAiiutl authorltv of a ireneral exeaitlen
Issued from the oftlce of the Clerk of the ilrcult
Court ef Holt county. Mo., returnable im l ie
January term, ISS2. of said Court, aid to i dl
reeteu in lavoroi me miiKor jiiimuai.iuiii k vu.
and au'uliut M
Joel Hester,
ii,... Iovl.,,1 Miimi nnd selztd all the rluht.tltle,
Interest uud claim ot the said defendant, of. In
nsd to the followliiB described rea'lstato, to-
wit i
All of lots 7 and 8, In block 8, lu the Western
nddltlen to tho Wwii of Oregon. l
AllivlneamlbeltiKln said county atidfttatc
of Missouri i and 1 will, on 'I
HATUltDAY. JA'UAHY 7, 12. 'f
L.iuu-n linuv nf nine o.loek tn the ton-
noon and five o'clock In the afternoon of that
day. at the Court House door in the city of Ore
con comity of Holt aforesaid, sell the same, or
so iuuli thereof as may bo required at public
vendue to the highest lilddcr tot casli ,tft l,iii
tn satisfy said execut on ami cost, subli1 to all
prlor.alnu, liens uud J,ul6,ciH,,I,-KI,A,Ki
Sheriff of Holt County
Finney Williams & Co
Dealers lu Lumber, Sash, Doors
linos, ouingies. iiimi, j.iiho, mu,
Having purchased tho stock of Lumber
formerly owned by Wlmch & Co., nt
Maltlanil, wo nro jnepareu to accom
modate tho public with tho best tt
I.Binber and at as low rates as can bo
had in tho county. Wo also deal in
Hair, Lime, Cement, elo,
Finney Williams & Co.,
MAITLAND, MO,
ZBZRiCrjk-insrS
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Ky virtue and authority of n special execution
Mued from tlu; oinceof tin- Clerk of thuC ieiTt
Court of Holt County, Mo., rrttirnau " at tliu
5! V.Tr'lv m R aJ'' Court, at d to mc . l"
rcctid In favor ut the state ol Missouri at t be
relation and to the me f Fred Myers colic or
of revenue of Holt county, and iiRalnst l'umlor
Jamet P.Wackiou, and Martha Archer
I have levied upon and seized all thu rlijht. title.
Interest and claim of the said defendant, of. In
aud to tho follow lug described real estate,
to-ulti
Lots. In Mock is, In tho town of nijjclow,
All lylne and bidne In said county and Watoof
Missouri i and I will on
FHIDA Y JANUAItY e, 1SS2,
between the hour of nine o'ulock la the fore
iiihui and five o'clock In the nfternoon of that
day. at the Court House door In the city of Ore
Ron, county of Holt itffcr.iald, sell the smc or
in much tiierroi as may m reoulrrd at nubile.
Yk'iiun to ine nidu s! bidder for cash In hand
to satisfy said execution vnd costs.
W. II, KUAMK.
Mherltl of Holt Couuty.
SHERIFF'S SALt-
ItV vlrtnt Anil uiithnritv of h nltil
Issued from the olllce ol ihe C,-rk nl ilin I'lr.-nlt
Court of Holt couiitr. Mo., return-' ble at the
.f.n'i-t.Hn Id.'. ... 2..I.I ....... .11
nt. .v ..... .ufi., ,1. r. in, v viu tiiui in nir vi I
reeled lnfairof theMlateof .Missouri, at the
rel.lt bill and tntbe iiLenf Knil Mift, mtiKi'inr
f revenuci ef Holt county, and URainst
James llemln,
I have levied uiinti ami hpIta.1 all llm lr.1ii
title, interest and claim of the said defendant,
of. 111 and to the followlnc described real estate.
iti-wii :
Lot loin llloek 42. In Fore.tt City.
All bine aud lielnc hi said eountv ami KIhIi-
nf Missouri : and I will on
I'M DAY. JANUARY 0. 182.
between the hours nf nine o'clock In the fore
noon and llvn o'clock lu the afternoon of that
day. at Hid Court House deer In the City of hre-
Kun, county or mm, nloresald.sell the s.me.or
so much thereof as may be required at nubile
vendue, to 1110 iiigiiest bidder fur rash In band,
10 sausiy uui execution ami easts.
IV. II, miami;.
Bheriff nf Holt County.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Tlv vlrtim nnil iintlinvltv .if n vnrtcbil vpinllnn
Issued from the xlllce of ihe Clerk nf the Circuit
Court ut Holt county. Mo., returnable nt the
.lau'y term. :Srt2. of sa il Court, and to me di
rected hi faoruf the Stat- ef MKsourl at tbo
relation ami tn the use of I'rcd Mvers. eollettnr
oi revenue oi nun roiiuiy. ami ngainvi
John 1. Williams and Htcphen C. Collins,
I have levied upon and seized all the right, title,
interest and claim of the said defendantJ, of. In
and to tho following described real estate,
io-wii :
The koiitbenst fourth of the Southwest nuar-
icrouseciinn id, in iiiwiismp rnuge so,
All lying- and being In said county and Utatc of
Missouri : and I will on
Fit! DAY JANUAItY. 18S2,
between the hours of nine o'clock ill the fnrc
niimi and five e'clock In the afternoon ot that
day, at the Court House door In the city ot Ore
gon, county of Holt aforesaid. Mill the same or
so much thereof as may bo required nt public
vendue in ins iiikih'm niuucr ier ca.u in unnn
to satisfy said execution and costs.
it, ii, i isa .nr..
Sheriff of Holt Couutv.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Ilv vlrfuri. nnil nntlinrltv nf & trunscrltlt ixo
cutmn Issuedf from the office of the Clerk ef the
Circuit Court of Holt eountv. Mo,, returnable
at the January term, 18S2, of said court, and tn
mediiectid in favor of I'razer, Wtlion & Co.,
and nftainat
Nathan Ilaker,
I Imvn levied unnn and seized alt tho right
title. Interest and claim nf the said defendant,
of, In ami to the following ucscriueit real estate
IO-WII I
All of lots 3 and 4 n block 1J In the original
town or urnig.
All lying nnd being lu tuM couuty and Htate
of Missouri ; ami i win on
HATUltDAY, JANUAItY 7, IM2.
between the hours of nine o'clock In the fore
unnn unit live o'clock In the afternoon nf that
id v ut tlin Court llouio door in the citv of Ore
gon, county of Holt aforesaid, sell the same, or
so much thereof ns may be required at public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash 111 hand,
to satisfy am execution ana costs.
Sherllf 'of Holt Comity,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By Ttrtne and authority of an execution for
cosis, issueu troiu ine uuwn ui ine cierr. ol ine
Circuit Court of Holt county. Mo., returnable at
the January term, 12, of said Court, and to
me directed in favor oi Kimina rieies ami
against.
.Inbti I. flrlcshv. Amelia Orlirsbv. Charles Wes
ton Jane W.ston, John .Moore and Cleorge
Moore,
I have, Idled upon aid seized all the right
till.. Interest aud claim of the said defendants,
of, III and to the following dcHcrlbcd real estate,
IO-WII I
Thu Hnntliwcst ininrtcr of tho northeast nuar
ter, and the northeast quarter of the southwest
nii'irtiip anil th imrtlnvcst nuurter of thu south
east quarter ot section 21, township a and
and rangs at.
All lying and being In said couuty and Statu
of Missouri i ami I will, on
HATUltDAY. JANUltYA 7, ISM,
liMtwevn the boiirs of nine o'clock in the fore,
noon and five o.clock In the afternoon of that
day nt the Court House door In the city of Ore
gon, county nf Holt aforesaid, sell the same, or
3 much thereof an may be required ut public
vcudiifl to the highest bidder for cash In band
to sausiy saiu execution anu ensis.
Sheriff of Holt Couuty
PATENTS
We continue to act as Solicitors for Patents, Caveats,
Trails Marks. ConvrlKhts. vto.. for tho United States,
Canada, Cuba, England, ITunce, Germany, etc. We
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of science, Is very lntorestlng.and has an enormous
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hew York, tiaaa doox apout imenu iroe.
OAIilFORNIA KIDNEY TEA
Is u plant native to the Sitrru. It
cures' It cures!! Only 60 cents
Try It at King Troud's, Oregou Franco
& Co.,Forest City,
SHEHIFF'S SALE.
Ilv flrtue and authorltv of n intclat execution
Issued from the otllrti of the Clerk ut the Circuit
Court of Holt couuty, l., returnable at the
Jan'y term, Isss, nf said Court, nud to mo dl-
rccicu in laror or 'ine nuiiitauHarinxi llistlln-
lion win ncaiusi
tlcorire II M'alker. Adulnitrator of the estate
oi .mines iiatney, ueeeased, William II,
lV"."V.'lrj WIIU?."' 'r- ,laP,Jr.'.!,i,'1.e.V -A- H"111' I
anncy iane i.oiin, nun nniiam tiillon, uer i
husband. Oliver II. hush, S.vrnli J Meter and
.toseph Mcjf r.licr liuiliauil, James M ftaimty,
and Caleb Williams, her husband, Elizabeth
. pirt j- .aiiisi-i, .iiiiuuri v tmiiamii i
T Itamsey. Cassnder J llaniiey, John (I Itmii-
sy, Joseph D.ltaiusvy,
Charles A Itamsey,
)-, .iniepn i.iibiiim--, narry i. tiaiuscy au
f bare levied unon and setred all the rleht.
title. Inter.it and claim of thu said defendants.
of, In. and to the following described real estate
to- It I
lliesoutllw.it nuartcr of tin southirest nuar-
ter of section '.'9, lu township CI of ratigo 1'J.
All lvlniran4 belnir In uM cnuntr atnt Mtuta nf
Missouri ; ninlll will on
1'ltIDAY JANUAItY 0, 16S3,
between th h.urs ef nine o'cUck In tho fore
noon nnd five ('clock In the afternoon of (but
rUy, at the Court House door lu the city of Ore
Cn. county of Melt nforsald sell the same er
so mash thereof as iiiht be renulred at piiblle
veadue to the bltbost bidder for cash In baud
to satisfy tM exveutlou and null.
t. ii, ru.s.Mr.,
Sheriff efll.lt County.
Kendall's Spavin Cure
Sent totally address on reeelptlof
By B. C. SCHOLZ, Pharmacist.
COKNIXG, MO.
Is The
Most Successful
Remedy-
ever dl.coiered, sis it Is eertaln
In Its etlccts uud does not blis
ter. Also excellent
ter human tics liead
proof below.
I'ltOM
COL. L T FOSTER.
YnuiiKstowu, Ohio, .May 10. lsso.
lilt. 11. J. Kl'.NIiAl.t.V Co.. dent': I bad a
very valuable lluiiibletouliiii coll which 1 priz
ed cry hlirhly, be had a very large none smoln
on one Joint and a small one on the oilier
which made him very lame. I hud lilin iiuder
tlm chartfc uf two lelcriuary urxenni,lio tail
ed to cure him. I u us one day reuilhiK the ad-
verosenicui oi rieuiiau .s niiaviu . urn in im-
1 Vtlriiui liXiirtM, I determined at once to tr
It. nnil mit inn- ilniL'iilsts Iwth tn si-lid for II
They lordcrcil three liottles ! I took them all
aud IboiiKht I would irlve it a thorough trial, I
used It according lo Ilrectlons and Ibe fourth
nay ine con ccaseii in ne lame, am; ine inniis
Have dlsapiieared. I used but one buttle ;iiud
tbeeults limbs lire as free from Itimiis and as
smooth as any horse In the State, lie is entire
ty cureu. line cure was so remnrKnnic imii 1
let two of my uclKhhorshnvfthc remaining two
bottles, who are now ushie it,
cry lieiiseenuiiv,
1.. T. l-0Tl;it,
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CM
ltoebester. lnd Nov. at), Wo.
11. S.IKknii.m.i. .t CO.. Ileum : Mease semi
us a Ktimily of adf rllsliiKiuatter for Kendall's
Spavin Cure, 11 liaincoocl sale here ami cles
thu best of sutHfa.lloii, Of all we hove sold,
we have yet to learn the nrst iiuravuranie rciort
J. Dawson & M011. bruxiosls.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CDRE.
Winthroii. Iowa. .Viv. Slid, tsrio.
Pit. II. J. KKMIIAI.I.& Co.. dents : KuclOM-d
lease find S5 cents lor o'ir Trnatlse on the
Inrsr- and Ills diseases. 1 have been llslnrr Iv-ll- I
dall's .Spavin Cure ou one of nn bores fur bone
ojiavill, Uliu uuuir i-niiri-'iy curcu mu (.line-
iicss and removed most all the bunch.
ioiirs Kcspeeiiuuy,
I.eroy (1, tlrahain.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CDRE
On Human Flesh
I'atten's SIllls New York, I-"eb. !!l, 1R78.
On. II. .1. Ki'.NiiAi.i. & Co.. (ienls : Tin- liar-
llcular ciuse on which I used jour Spavin Cure
was a mallKuant .inkle sprain of sixteen months
stamltiiK, I had tr ed many IIiIiiks but lu vain.
YoiirHpavlu Cure iml the feet ! tbo ground
iiKaln, and for the llrst lime since hurt l-'nra
l.iniuy iiiumeiii ii cxeeis uiiwiiiiik '
used. Itev. M. r. Hell
l'astor of M, K, Churcl., '.'jtlen's Mills, N.v
Is such lu lu Its effects, mild In its action as It
does does not blister, yet It Is penctratlm: and
powerful to reach every deep seated pain or to
remove any bony growth or other eiilurKcmeiits
of Ihe Joints mid limbs, or for rheumatism lu
man, or for uuy purpose for which a liniment Is
Ukcd for man or boast, It is now known to be
tbo best liniment for man ever used, uctiiiK
mild and vet certain lu Its etteets,
H.nd address for Illustrated Circular which
Wo think gives positive pr.of nf Its virtues, No
remedy bus ever met with such umialined sue
ccm to any klioweldKU, for beast as well as
""I'rice. 81. per bottle, or sW bottles for fa. All
Drumtlals have It in-can net It foriyeii. or t will
be sent post paid to uuy iiddresoa receipt ol
price bv the proprietors, lilt. Ii. rl. KKNDA1.1
& CO., Hiiosbunsh Kails. Vt.
SoTdTjy All Druggists.
CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TEA.
Try It' when all other remedies fall ant
get relief, liny it of King & Proud, Ore
goti ; Fruiicu & Co., Forest City,
Among tho niill-Morinon bills In
trotluced into Congress will bo one
providing for challenges nnd oaths to
jurors In trials for bigamy nud poly
gamy. Tho object of this nnd nil
similar measures is lo prevent such
cases from coming, us ttsnil to be said
lu Congress, before "twelve unblush
ing polyguinlsts" for derision. It
seems to havo escaped the lawyers
who havo conslileieil the Mibjcet ut
Wnshlimton that tho ordinary ptlnci
pluotthecoininon law governing juiy
trials are (iiilte suillclent to proveiit
polygamlsts serving ou juries In poly-1
gamy cikcs, without nny new legislat
ion whatever. There Is already a
United .States statute against bigamy, ,
and upon an Indictment under that
statute no one would be competent to
sit on a jury to try a blsttuilst who
was conscientiously opposed to. its en
forcementthat Is, who wan a Mor
mon any mine thau a man conscient
iously opposed to bunging o d be
taken ns a juror lu u tutu dor trial, lty
excluding ml such persons, an aiiti
Mornt'iu jury can be obtained, lis was
done In tho Kcynold. case yeuis ago, i
and no stiituto could make the piocc-
any easier. Hut whether obtained in
oiiu way or another, such n jury would
lie packed, uud any conviction by it
ought to be revolting to our sen.e of
Ju'tice. To break up polygamy In
Utah by packing juries would bu quite
as bail as polygamy itself i and it is per-'
feclly clear that no new statuto can I
mal-o Ihe Impanelling ot an iintl-Mur
moil jury easier than It Is now.
Tiik project for a 'I at iff Conimkslon
Is fast maturing in (NuigiesH. Mr.
Morrill's plan for a Commission of
nine members to be appointed by the
rresident from i Ivil life has been ad
opted i thu Senate Finance Com-!
nilttee in mcfi'ieitce to Mr. (iarlaudV
wlileh coiitctiiiiliitcs a mixed body
, ...
eotllio.-eil ot thrco members of the
House, three ol the Senate, and three
ii.,t.,i nr.. t.. In. ,.li,w,.n l,v tin.
six. Thu general idea ot an unprejud
iced and dit-intcrested Ciiiniiii.-sion to '
go ciuvlully over thu tariff schedules, 1
gather Information as to tho effect of ,
each duly on Industry and trade, and
report their conoIiiMuns to Congress, ii
received with a good deal of favor by ,
the country at huge. Congress may j
bo expected to give it shape and cUect, t
for two reasons liret the idea bus j
eviueill llicril una pupiiiiirur ; im i
second, its adoption will put off for a
cur ut least a rrciieml dl-cus.-don o
! thu tariff qucMion in Its theoretical and '
jpiat tical aspects, for which most
liienilicrs are ill prcpurnl. With tlio
1 exception of a few dugiiui'lsts who aro
1 always ready lo prance about ou their
hobbles, Ihe members of both hollies
would bo glad to delay the arduous
work of tariff revision until they ate
much better inlornied than they feel
themselves to be at present. We there"
foro look for tlio pasxajMi of some
Commission bill at an early period in
the session.
Mil. .1 H. Stone is a Democrat, ant!
the clerk of Ihe County Court of Autln, ,
MUh. lie employs one deputy, Mr. ,
Jaiptcss, and that deputy happens to
be a Ucpublican. Thu Democratic Kxo-1
eutlve Coiuuiitteo of the county leeciitly 1
met, una passed a resolution iiiicciiiik
Mr. Stone to discharge Mr. .laipiess
and appoint a Democrat lu his pines
Mr. Stono reolied that lie could not
comply with the demand of tho eeni
nilttee. ami sav :
"Were I to removo Mr. .Tsupicss
mcrclv upon the grounds that he is not i
a Democrat, I should only remove a
faithful olllcer because of no offense in
him. but onlv to satl.fv sontu that aro
inimical to liim, and deprive myolf of,
, . ... , .,. ..,,,,,.,,,., .. Itliln
t III OlHV olllCCl' I ttC, COllipetellt I.W lllllll
my reach) to discharge
i ,.., 1n ..... ..i,,,,,,,.,,
' "ticu ill lll "'J-'"-";
tint duties ot
I sli-mld be
glad 10 comply with your icipicst in
some things, hut wlieii, as I think I am
honorably bound to keep hlni in ollice
to assist 'me, anil cannot do without
him, I must decline your roipiu.'t; bo
sides, 1 could not do it without forfeit
ing inv honor, aud sinking niyswlf in
ihe eyes of all honorable men. If you
iiiniin in this threat that I must do It.
uud If 1 lull to do It that you will mako j
war upon me, I Iiaveoniv to say tutu i
accept the Issue, and abide the couse
ipienct'.s', eonio what may. I cannot
remove him without losing all self
respect.1' A 0 may oxpeel al any tpne now to
Iiear that Mr. Stono lias had his head
shot off. Tills sort of independence
conllicts with Uoitrboii ideas of civil
servlco reform. Tbo ease is, however,
referred to Mr. Senator Pendleton,
whoso anxletv for the future of his
country was recently unburdened lu
four-hour speech on reform.
S.tlift.. ihdin.itl.-lUt-MUM a mini llflr I -4il.rtf .o-l
!IrwJnc. Uuilr-il f r II, .li.nlti-r im! il.f.iill-f.'.iPi.
Srrsr K.-.llsto fioKtoro (ireror lulled llalr
i Is Ui. rvutitnl "Ivf. Weu. u-l (I -. .1 .11 -In llu,
OluRi-r, lluchu, NnuilraUe, MHIInrlu nJ(,
,y oi ine eest iniuitiiic. kiivwh uic h.iu
dlntoaiiicJicliieiif such .vicd ai-ilcflccilvel
I bincil
powers , alto nnU the Greatest ltlood I'urificr&.tlie
HUl rtcaun aoa atrcngui utsiuicr ttr uu.
It cures Pv.ncp'la, Kiicuniaii'.ni, f iccplci'iiesi,
I nil ilisea.es of thiibtomacli, Ib.cl-, l.um;s, Uvcr,
j Ki lnc , and alU-CBi.no comniamn,
II joa are waunx r-wny wnu vwu.uaii'u"" .-i
nny u;.i-ie. ie l'io 'I'os c to-day, It wi1! lurcly
lulpyou. I'ciiicinbcr I itlfjriiipriortol.iiti-ii,
l-UeiiciS0fliiii7i.r nudctlicr Tonic., itbial a
uplhesysicinwiiluiit iinstlcitlug. 5c. urnli
iie,iitlillirl idnnji Ni.iicetrniiiioviihout
licnalurcenil io-&Cn..N Y. bt-uliarclrciilar
. . . .. . .... . L-fi iri-P iinti . ft KtVlf
wi)-i.tLi'i--u t .,....... . . ... . p.
--V-.it "ptbi cti.h,i m.v..-mcrrr rrxr.lMTZ I
Is a compound of tho rlr toes of snrtaparil
In, HtlllliiKla, itiniiilrnke, yellow dock, with
tlio Iodide of potash uud iron, all powerful
lilood-liuiklliK, lilood'Cleillisltig, nnd llfe-aus-tnltilti)
elements. It it the purest, safest,
nnd most rlfectunl alterative iiiedli-liiu
known or nvnllaMo to tliu pillillo. Thu sci
ences of medicine and chemistry have never
produced ho valuable a remedy, nor one so
iioteut to cure nit discuses ri-siiltlin; from
Impiiro blood. It cures Scrofula nnd
nil scrofulous discuses. Kryslpdas,
Itose, or St. Anthony's l'lrc, IMmiiles
onil l'"uce.Rrill)s, Pustules, Itlntclies,
Hulls, Tumors, Tetter, Humors,
Salt Ithcutu, Scatil-liratl, ItliiK-worni.
Hirers, Sores, Hlicuioatlsni, Mercurial
Disease, Nciii iiIkIii. Kenialo Weak
nesses nnd Irregularities, .Imindloc,
AHccllous of the Mver, l)ysiepslu,
liiiiaclnllou, nud General Debility.
Ily its scnrchliiK unit cleutisliiK ii.illtles
It purges cut thu foul corruptions which
contaminate the Mood and cause derange
ment uud decay. It stimulates and enlivens
tliu vital functions, promotes energy nud
strength, restores uud preserves lieiiltli.uud
iufurics new life mid vigor throughout tlio
whole system. No sufferer from nny ills
ensu wl'iteh arises from Impurity of thu
Mood need despair who will Rlvu Avon's
Sausai'aiiii.la a fair trial.
It is folly to experiment with the nitrner
ous low-tirlccd inlxtiiros.of chea materials,
and without iiii'dlclual virtues, olTeicd us
blooibpurillers, wlillo disease becumes mors
llrmly seated. Avail's Saiuai'.uum.a U a
uicdlcine of such concentrated curutlvo
power, that it Is by fur thu best, cheapest,
end most reliable blund-piiriller known.
Physicians know Its composition, and pre
scribe it. It Ills been widely used for forty
years, ami has won the unqualified coiill
deucu of millions whom It lias benefited.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Oo.,
'radical and Analytical Chemist),
Lowell, Mats.
ULU Sr ALL iml'UUISTS KVSIIYtVIICni.
fjWWH's
IRON
BROWN'S IRON Ull'l'KltS ore
a ccrtuln euro for all cHbcohca
rcqnlrlnjr a complete tonic; en po
ol ally Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Inter
mittent Fevers, Want of Appntlte,
Ijoss of StrcnRtb, Lack of Kncrffy,
etc. Knrlclics tbo Mood, stronRtli
ens tlio muscles, nnd Riven now
liflj to tho nerves. Actn lllto a
charm ton tho illKcstlvo organs,
removing all dyspeptic syinptoms,
snoti as tasting the food, IlelchiiiK,
Heat In tho Stomach, Heart lr.irn,
etc The only Iron Preparation
Uiatwlll not. blacken the teeth or
givo hcudache. Sold by nil Drug
gists at $I.(H) a bottle.
BltOW.N ClIICMICAIi CO.
lliiltiinore, 3rd.
B.lh.ltl Ir.a nilti-M tr. mvl, lir Hm.-i.-i rNhi,'(l
04. u4 Lu, . 4T.wl ri--l Hi-., m. I if J. i. rk .11 -ri ,r.
, BEWARE Or IMITATIONS.
SURE CURE FOR
Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Langour, !
Mcrveus Liiiau6tiou arising from over
work or excess of any kind,
AND l-Oll-
Female Weaknesses.
IT 1'llEVKNTS
Malarial Poisoning aud Feyer ana Ague,
Andl. a Specific furObitlnate
CONSTIPATION.
PRICE $1.00 PER BOTTLE) SIX FOR $5.00
SOLD UV DKUtiUISTS UVUIIYWHUKB.
MEYER BROS. & CO.
lie Agcnli, Kinui City ind 81. Louu, Mo.
DR. tlENDERSON.
110 Weatntxin Rl., UtuiaaaClly.Mo.
Ii authorized by the Btt to tnl
Cliionlo, Utrroui and 1'rlrats Ill
iciKI, Scmlntl AVil:nci (ntiAI
.10 jim), eunuaiiCDiui7 lion mttfuai
fpou-rr). Ac, (un-s irnaranfeca or
tuanuyrcninitoil. Clirj;tlow.Thon
Bftnfltorcuescurca. AFOftnucxpe-
feuce rc liupo-uot. Ko l&Jiuioiu mciucios utc-i
Mo detention Iroin builiitta. Ho ruunlnx to druj
torct all Qifdlctnca furattlied. erea lojp,
r&ttrn.
f?r' iSScS &SSfc
i BBH
BITTERS
1 Mwmm&m&? .
IF URl FlElV
A
ffStteA'' !W.689.77 whllh, 4,880,009 coloretl, (13,
'tfJirffiffiflSfflilS X'1 ChliH'M, 66 .lapaucso, and 86.781
0'crIsjniMrucUce-.rilnChlgi. IuihttllS. It will III) been by this that
A Scotch drueeist was aroused hv the
riniug of bis niulit-bell, lie arose, went
down Hlairs, and borved n customer with
niloso ot tmitri. ills who uiiimtucti.
"Wliat profit do you net out of that pou
nyV" "A lin'iieuny," was the reply.
"And for tiat Iia'iienny you'll bo awnko
for a lonjj time," rcjoiiictl tlio wife.
"Awoel," replied tlio placid druggist,
"tho tloso of Kills will keep him awake
much longer lot us thank Heaven wo
havo tlio nioilt and not thu naln of tho
I transaction,"
A WOMAN'S WOIUC.
The Hovcrend Kd. Cowley, of tho
Shepherd's Fold, has, it nppsais, hi
imitators in F.uglnud, St. I'nul's lu-
i dtistrlal School was u charitable Institu
tion for boys, under the supervision of
Ihe Loudon School Hoard who yearly
sent ti certain uuinl or of pupils to it.
A few month ago two of tliu pupils
tried to burn the place down. They
j were arrested and tried, and the Lou-
don papers were filled with moral re
; flection upon the lii'tull-li Ingratitude
' which could hivttk nut lu nttcmpted
' iii'sou and murder nt tin ugu when
' most children are hanging to thulr
mother's knee. Fortunate'y, thorn was
n shrewd, setioiblo womiiii lu the Ilonri',
w ho did no tbeliove tlico bubles had
gone nbout such dcllih work ivlt hotit
n catio She uue:i:lheil tho whoV
niiiniigeinent of ihe school, pat ninl
pre-icut ; tliechihlteu had been kept ou
starvation diet, hud been halt fro.i-u,
gone in nig, and were kepi from open
n-boMinn bv u y.lein of brutal abu o.
The facts were so horrible that tho
, Home Secretary has withdrawn tlu'eor
1 tillctite from tiio school and closed it,
nihtres-iiig tin open letter of (hunks to
Mrs. Suit for the great public service
siio has rendered.
The point of peculiar Interest in this
inat'er is that Mrs. Surr was fnnglit
I back step by step thro"glioul her Inves
tigation, not only by I lie malingers of
1 this ,hoo, but bv the Hoard, who wero
uusloiis to cover up the facts from tliu
public, tn compromise with the author
ities on their promise of nniciulmi'itt, to
' stllle Inquiry tit till hun-tnls. They ue
, ted precisely a organized !isoi-taiions
almost Invariably do when dl r -1 it Is
thrown upon Ihe luiintinity or ellleu'ii
1 ey ol' their agents. In which tliev put a
blind trust. Their maxim is apparent
ly thill It is belter u to'.v heirless ln:ino
' or Infant p-itipers should be maltreated
- ihan that the laith of the ptthlie should
be sliaken In their system. It is a slngu
! lar fact that every investigation into tliu
, mismanagement of charitable itisiHu
, tlnns which lias been made in this rutin
'try for live years, such us those which
1 iliseliied Ihe brutal outrages or neglect
, In the Philadelphia Alm linns-, tho
1 Mortrnna Home, and the Callior.e Or
, phat.tige in the same Slate, lias been
, mmla iigalnst (lie violent opposltinn of
tlie trii'tees the very men pledged to
! watch over ihciu in the Interests of liu
' inanity. Tliero is to lie tin lnvestig:i
' timi into the condition of all industrial
, schools in I'ulaud, in which Mrs. Suit
' Is to lake an active part.
1 l-'or Tut: Coi-Nn I'api'.ii.
I AS Al'l'l-.AI..
't While in our day there Is enacting
'the giuiuliM dittuisi of human life, tic
' eompaiiied by tragic woes loo fearful
I to think of in lii-lauil, ihe fatherland of
, mi many millions of Americans, and tlio
t world is ringing wit h erics for help
help to mil ions thee who tire standing
! a long siege ag:iiut demoniac oppre-s-Ion-shall
we of Holt county rcnia'n
I t'eaf. dumb anil u.olii-.nle.ss? No! Let
; us all aid this cause, the greatest jet
Hint ever "swmil imtli pleaileil or
tnimpel lialh procliiitiied."
I.el us never forget that our forefntli-
i ers diil especially direct an appeal tn
! the people of Ireland when they them
i selves low, poor ami tit hay, embraced
Ihe alternative death or freedom from
' Uritisli oppression and let us warmly
' remember this appeal was not uitule in
vain us the streaming lilood of Irish
men on every battle-Held of our ltevo
, hit ion te-tllieil.
And now we aro asked to dobntlittlu
give of our funds as we may feel dU
' posed. The few cents you will give
will help mothers and halms in Ireland
to live free Irom the terrible pangs of
hunger while holding out against op
pression. Kvory cent you give will bo
accounted for to you, and will be sent
' to the "( HorM ollice, and tlieticu to
tho committee computed of men who
aro risking tlieir ineans aud lihcrty iji,
the great cause.
XX.
', Thv. (lovernnieiit of Franco Is Inking
tho advice of an old tillage, ami in tiibu
of peace is preparing for war. Tho ac
tivity she shows in tills direction occa
sions much alarm vmoni; Iter neighbors,
llm '' appropriations for heavy
orilauaiice that have recently been made
furnish a tlicum for diploinatle eorres
pondencu as well as newspaper tdito
rials. Tit k Until ollh'itil ilurrs of tho poptila-.
tiou of tho United Slates at the tenth
census iniike llio population of tho
ihlriy-chht States -I'J.im.ltlO, anil
t!ie ten territories fiiot including Alaska,
or Indian 'I orritor.v) 7ai, H!l. Total lit
thu States and Toriilorics,M),iri.r),7ti:i. Uf
the iuhahltauts llitilou up this total
'.'.',ulS,8'J0 aro males and '.l,fai,
females; l!),47ri, HIO aro native born,
ami fl,7li!l,'Ji:i foreign; :J,-102,'J70 aro
wlnto,0,580,703 colored, l05,lG5Cliiiie.so
, 1-18 Japanese, ami CG,l(i7 Indians.
I In 1K70, in a total population of its,
6.r)8,-:)71, Iheroweio 10,I9;1,.'i.'m males,
mid 19,001, 800 females: iV2,091,lia
, nativu (10,-180,02 nudes, and 10, MM,-
females) and 6,6117,20 foreign
' (8.WW.9-8 2.6B0.28II females)
the ratio of increase is grcatu.i wit Ji tl o
i mules than the females,
aud greater
with the colored population tliaii with
thu ioroigii-horn.
MUfiouri has a population of 2,108,"
380 j of these 1,127,187 nro mule.; 1,
011,193 mo females; 1.0.115,803 nro
natives; 211,678 nro foreign horn; 2,
022,820, mo white; 1-15,350 are colored -h
91 nro Chimin", tunl 1 13 nro Indians..