The Concordia Republican from Concordia, Kansas • 5

flCWS ttCRIS. Items. ninxliifsn lutMilii will lie mh.thi Oils KautiM Room, liKinliiitf ul lliu lain nl leHlluwiiM lliiUDtti II Farmers having immey to eu 1 pet vulualdu inloriiiaUou irtmi You Know, and Everybody Knows, THAT UDEBTSdlW MM dD TMM'Rl Havo lho Don't lorgeftho tho R. I iiuiTUi, Loan Broker, 44 HUH) UVI'IIIII 7 r. m.

rUkh'ilu Dulliiii Cain'. of Yon ought to eo tho display Tho Henublicnns will elosa tho Kansas Room. hosiery at Patrick pceseut polillcal by a (rrand mass nieelliiir in Coueordia, on Mon- If you want NwOileij Bttirgos Matthews havo nmdo day evcnlii'', November 7, l8t, lu three real estuto alc this week, iniUOIl CHIU It Kaiiiiu Room, llio court room (Conner I lain Kverv bodv iuvlled. All tho eandi- Wantku, another 1,000 subscribers AND THE CHEAPEST AND THE LARGEST, AND THE BEST, Hoots, ami ready made cloth- dates will bo present, and a lull Hit to tho KxpoNiTtut. Soo tho very lib of speakers.

Tho opposition spue I at Duttou ulu eral terms oucrcu cisownoro, hilly invited to attend. Clock, Jewelry spectacles ami yo DRY GOODS fiOTPIfi GROCERY HOUSE III TOWN And that it is just the place for people to do their trading. II. N. Hansou has the only 1 lmeieHti au kiam.at itowair.

Found. aiot-K in iowu. Tho l)i't imcolored Japan lea lu Kov. Mr. Nash found pocket book coulalnliiif soiiio money wlilcu no tewn at Dutton Caiu'a.

Kausa Room, ThO OFFICIAL I'AI'KH of Cloild co ii I'OH rro on I i 1 ,60. Tiia I Teacboi's' Examination. will deliver to tho owner when prop erly lUentlllod. Tliera will bo un itTwmination ol an 7 papers lor a year, only w.w. Horse vermifuge at the Corner Published In lloidon.

Au Illustratou Irlieartt for certificates at Drugstore. A aura euro lor worm The best 5.00 clonks you ever aw TAKE OTIC J'. lu liorsei. It ha never ailed yet. A.

Hay Co. at I'utricKs iteiu All persons kuowlnir themselves siagitziuo or Homo Arts ami iiomo Po school houso in Uorcordia, Butur Culture. Contalna moro reading of Novora'" VK IKS1 PHACTICAb DOMKKTKI WoHTII Hlld W. T. Bo07, Co, Supt indebted to tho tirm of Levreail A Subscribe for tho Expohitok now.

ovr, boya, In tuo tlmo to Ituy your I nil v. bv note or book accoiiuts, are See our "Extronliiiary oiler" cle wale ten! lltrt'O iloxon lor aaio uy it. PomriVB Intkhkst than any other magaziuo of its prico, I'ach number contains Portraits rod Skeichea ruicid hy Haneriner, reouestetl to como lorwaru uni pay where in this issue. Dulaucu ot 181 C. Ruswull.

I ho same immediately or their notes 1 1 Wo wouM respoetfiilly nnnounco to lho voter of Cloud county tho following as the FARMERS' ALLIANCE TICKET. For Sheriff, C. C. ARCHER, For Treasurer, GEO. Mt-OALL.

For lerk. It. S. McCRARY. For Register of Deeds, W.

J. CAMPBELL. For Surveyor, JACOB SHORT. For Coroner, T. I.

MERUITT. For Coin. 1st Disc, II. II. YOUNG.

FKKK, of Distinguished Men, Superior Home ami accounts will ho put iu tho hands For Rata, jo to Duttou Caiu'a, of a lawyer lor collection. Ono of the most dlstresslng.and at tho same tlmo mysterious cases ot sub cide, that has over falleu under our notice, oeeurred iu Sibley township last Friday night. Peter Widdiu, I'uro fiold tho best (lour In tho UlMOU UlOCK. market. Music, floral Articles, btorics end Adventures, Cholco Poetry, tho latest Fashions, the Motlur's Cha lho Student's Corner, the Yonng I'ATKICIC JtKID.

vou want your watches to ien time with tlio big regulator In W. A. Illllhouso and Abrani Butler M'i liter is near at hand' and It Is towu lake them to J. P. Kuswall to Folks' Window, all fully illustrated.

Terms, $1 a pear, iu advance. Post- frith of (ilaseo, were in town wed iicM.lav and railed on us. Mr. Hill wuo lives just norm of the old town situ of Lake Sibley, wus tho vleiiui. From tho testimony it fccms that on Friday Mr.

VVlddiu was about his best to ho prepared to cull at tho Ilaiiuer Driiif Store, Clyde, and tret a Iiihikh'Ih Soci-elarv of the Iteiiublican ago prepaid, bottle of Ague cure, mid cough syrup. havo them repaired. Wehavefiih, plenty ami good. Uutton Cain. IvftliHiUS RoOlU.

Central Committee, and is doiujf el- Cf.tin RATES. We aro enabled to mako tho fol work as usual all day, tho only perceptible difference belug that ho was fectlvo work lor tho whole ticket. When you aro in Clydo It will pav Mr. J. I), dames aud Gen.

Judd oc lowing liberal idler to our readers: To all who subscribe within three you to call at tho Hauncr Drugstore. Oonta fino boots ami shoes at the MURDER AND SUICIDE. cusionally ruu across meii like Billy Exchange Store." nioiiiiis and pav wi.w in advance, we in (heir journeys as polilicul proph Anions: oso wo nave noticed on Palmkk, Washington Kan will send the Kxi'osrroK and tho havo the vcrv best apices and cts ol a new dispensation, ami iret a the streets this week Is J. W. Mcln- Cottauk Hkaktii for ono year October ill, 1881.

A horrible and tragic event took set-back that tnuuillcs their Drains. more than usually attentive to his wile's ills in her domestic aliuirs, bringing wood and water, Using the tire, milking tho cows, which ho had hardly ever dono before, and other little attention of liko uaiure. Iu the evening about dusk he went over to his neighbor Mogren's lor a (Swedish paper that they took togeth losh, the II. H. contractor.

Mac say tho work on tho Central ranch is This will give you a good paper aud iitracu in tho market. Give ua CH. Dutton Cai.v. Btnoko tho' Kansas Boom. place 4 miles east of here yesterday a choice magazine tor a little moro Don't Forget it.

about closed up lor tho winter. than tl.e price of cither. Please send evening that startled our peacably community. Tho facts aro as follows A Harcclo has taken possession of California cauued neas, pouches, 60 cent 2 button kids at Patrick Some a years ago. a young tiermau raspberries; cherries, appricots, his meat market will Keep it unto tho standard.

Notice his your subscriptions at ones. Aurora Items, Ik-ids. of mcfuis, was keeping company with plums, and grapes, at Dm ton AL'aurs. ad. in another column.

a young buly (Jurmuu also of the The Kansas Boom is ft clear Hiivana All kinds of meats, game-fish, lard name ot Mcuiecko, and after a year The storv has been circulated that Koike. b-tf ofcourtiug proposed to her but was on bund always. er, ana mere talked as usual with llogreu, mid oven promised to coino aud help butcher a pij at ilogruu's ou the lollowing Wednesday. He came home wltli tho paper and his wife got him supper, aud he sat down and read tho paper, and stop- A. Thompson is not a Republican illod cigar, for 5 cents.

Kansas Boom. All persons indebted toll. E. Allen rejected. Jle however kept on until and uocaiiBo ho net rommatcu aro hereby not! lied to call and settle Mrs.

C. A. See has the agency of himsell at the primaries, ho wen! her brothers interfered in tho matter, which result iu a fight between "Remember that tho West Con. at once aud save costs. Coneordia of tho life of President mm i no itcpiimicau nominations.

dition Powders nro tho bent and 9-10 Kii.k Houston. ped to explain about something he Carlield, by James D. McCabe, giv this young lean and the threo Mcm- cheapest in- tho market. Hiey arc can say to suuli crorkera that rrcd Thompson is not made of that klr.i had read aloud in it, Ho also played ecke brothers, during which he was ing full account ol his lilo and puunc lor oulv onoo a dav, all others twice II. N.

Hanson has more than 1.000 wuu his little boys, aud joked with seriously wounded in the side by a diilerent kinds of boots and shows. ot material. euomtttca ni9 case to tho Itepubliciinsof tho county.they a day-. Sold at A. Gay Si Co.

them about pictures of lit tie girls, ou pistol shot tired by ono of the Mein- services. is a volume ot 700 pages and is just such a work as should be in every household in the land. Mrs. See will visit the people of Concor the cards they got from i heir teacher. ccke's, aud of which ho never got The Kan.san Boom is manufactured chose another man, and red I homn Jos.

I) ii gas, Lfltourncati, A. Bet About 9 o'clock his vrite prepared well. son savs amen, wheels Into lino and ters and J. Ilovt were amoi)'' the Final 1 tho unfortunate suitor loft supports the whole Republican tick by Chas. F.

Punch. A. WORD TO OUR CUSTOMERS dia tolake subscriptions lor the work, oud we bespeak lor her a fair callers from Aurora this week. All to go to bed and as she was about to retire, lie said he would go out aud seo to his horses, naming one of them. Ilia wifo went to bed and to sleep, as frond straight Republicans, aud lion- ct, including his aucscsaful opponent, like the man of principle that he is.

the country, but swore deadly revenge upon tho family by which ha had been so badly abused, We need the money you owe us and oiablo citizens ot that towuship. And so does everv true Kepublicun. must havo it. All accounts not satis- Yesterday evening a stranger rode Itiglit front into line old soldiers, for Bury me near the Old Home. The latest song and chorus by Will.

he went out. She awoke at 11 o'clock nu tli.i liirl.t tc.u o.lll l.iiiinitii, $5,000 worth of clothing at II. N. factorily'tiottled by tho 1st of Sept. a hist grand charge on tho enemy Hanson s.

will bo placed in other nanus lor col up to the eldest of tho MeJnccke's but fortunately ho was away, he then went to the next, but that one was Mrs. T. C. Bond had a narrow cs IIIIU CO tllU a 3 BlJftl UUI Ulll, she supposed he was still reading ami spoke his name, and receiving no L. Thompson.

Since Iho death ol President Carlicd the sentiment ex loction. This ia a business necessity. capo from being bitten by a dog of President Arthur is a widower but Dutton Cain. answer, roso and went to put out the thejr's that had gone mad. Bv clone the prospect is he will soon get married and we think it is true as we ex pressed in this beantitul song has become universal.

The melody is pretty aud already the piece has be light, but she first looked to see if he pursuit ho was killed before ho did absent also; then he inquired whero be could find tho youngest, aud upon being told that he wa in church, he, without telling Ida business, rode to the church grounj and thcro waited Emigrant tickets are cheap now, bo if you are going to buy, buy now, at anv damage pect him to buy tho had gone to bed with his oldest boy, as ho usually did. lie was not in bed, Another straight Republican como IJaniicr Drugstore come a great favorite, we auvise ail lovers of popular music to send 11. ss. HANSON 8. to town.

Ha weighs six pounds and bossiug things at Jos. Dugas 35 cents to tho publishers ami receive a copy by return mail. Published by Arch P. Smith, of Delba, Osborne patiently until the congregation camo out, then followed up Meinecko to a houso near by where he had been in lie will uc a cauuuiato lor bheriu as county, Kansas, of Co. 18 Iowa.

and onco.becaiue alarmed, and rushing to the door called him, but receiving no auswer, she went to the stable fearing that his horses had killed him. Still not finding him she searched all around the premises, calling his uamc, but all in vain. soon as the law allows A car load oi toilet goods received at tho Corner Drug Store, bought cheap; quick hales and small profits Is our motto on all goods. Me sure to call and -see lor yourself before W. THOMPSON East Liverpool, Ohio.

and laicrotsoili Uo. V. it. wants vited to dinner; he (Memeeke) had There is still a few Alliance men to nuu some one ot ins former com his wife and young child with hlna that are crying around like lost chil rades. Who knows of any i aud was playing with tho latter when dreii in the woods for help, but oth- buying elsewhere.

A. (Jay Co. Southern Antidote for Malaria! It should be gciierallv' known that She then ran to her nearest neigh erwiso tho political field is clear for IWl't full in una (lin ff the stranger rode up, lied ins uorso to a tree, and 8toimnrto the Dorch, tho straight Republican ticket. Tiller. With pleasure we call tho alien- Hovcs at Patrick Keid's tho best Simmons Liver Kegulator, prepared tion of Cattle and Sheep men as well vou ever saw.

J- il' Z-'Um is relied upoti called him out and shot him twice bor, Mr. Carlgren, and got him aud Jacob Palmquist, aud again searched all over the premises for tho missing us uii oioeis ueKirio uuuuwi in the head, killing him instantly, then shot himself in the head, of man, without success. Thev were to secure to the people immunity from all malarial disorders. That this medicine does what is claimed money to the fact that we are con- J. a.

ra lho merehnnt. which he died 3 hours after, but nev forced to wait till morning, and Mr. For once only? We suppose subscribers to IheCom lition to loan on better terms than ad J. M. Haddock.

Ihe catilo kinsr. Carlgren came to the R. R. station to er spoke after he fell. ever before offered in Concordia.

(Jinseo. traced our sanctum wiih see it he did not go awav that wav. A tew hours after, tho two otner nion wealth in Concortlia and points west, noticed tho fact that the issue ei ol I prcse ce nd a ro Turms to suit borrower. 2S. Ii.

Brown Co. Bankers. On his return he met J. S. Fahl- 1-tf Haddock enrolled among the old sol brothers came and indentitied tho stranger as being Frod.

Ncpnaw, tho lor it is proved by its popularity, and any one who has lived in the South years has no doubt seen its curative effects and the protection it giver against tne return of this weakening and dangerous malady. of that paper reached us without-other morning mail, tho some morn diers. Guess 'regiment, old slrom aud Charles Salline and looking over the premises for some clue The KanaaaBoom attbo Post Office. sodgers. ing it was issued, Wednesday, giving to the missing man, Mrs.

Widdiu very man they shot tour years ago. The Coroner also found "papers on the corpse which proved that they were not mistaken. Tho boss stoves, for the money, aro Our box of remnant lace is a nov. in tne news or yesterday at the same time as citizens of Topeka or the river cities. The was because tho Cen A loll v- good time was had bv the eold by Coron Carlyle.

noticed that a rope that had bung by the fence was missing. This led them to think that ho had hanged himself, and they went again to the elty, Bargains 10 cents a bunch 2 1-2 A thorough inquest was held on to 12 yards eoh. folks from Concordia who attended the party at Alexander Henderson's up at tho coal mines last week. One An assort inent of fall bats and bonnets, fancy laces just his body, and the wound ho received four years ago was still very plain. He was armed with two heavy calbro revolvers and a dirk knife, aud evi tral Branch train was one hour late, and tho K.

P. had arrived at Clyde ami tho mail was transferred iu time to reach the C. B. as it passed. Now we hope tho C.

B. will always bo be O. D. Bryan, of Delphos, is of them informed us that he never received at Missllarnsoirs Crider'a among the legal lights, who are met a jollier, kinder crowd iu his creek, and urning north on the farm owned by the Poor, camo upon the absent man, hanging by the ueck, with tho missing rope, to a tree by tho creek. old 6tand.

1-tf shedding their effulgence, and dis life. All were bent on having as hind time and that the managers of pensing knowledge of the ways that dently intended to have a full revenge. Strange to say. ho killed 'io man that had done him the least harm. much fun as possible, but they never aro dark and trieks'that are (not al I hey did not tell Mrs.

Widdin, but For anything and everything in tho "hardware or tinware hue that is good ways) in vaiu, in Judge Wilson's As I viewed tho sceuo of murder and Mr. Fahlstroni went vith her to forgot to attend to the comlort ot the visitors from towu. We did not get an invitation, but we have a court, at tho present session. William Widdin's, near Scandia, and at extremely reasonable prices, suicide, the two bodies being almost side by side, in a pool of blood, in .1 .1.. i where she suggested ho might have promise of ono for tho next time, through the kindness of our friend N.

B. Brown Co. oldest bankers call on Coron Carlylo. Our Ladies and Cents undur gone, ond tho other two came to (Jon-coi dia for the Coroner. in Cloud Co.

loans money on long or T. P. O'Brien. And like John Gil that road will make a time table an hour and a half later, or tho K. P.

will make theirs au hour and a half sooner we don't care which. It is an abomiuatiou that our people ought to cry out against until it is remedied, and these R. R. companies should accommodate us. The Central Branch will make a multitude of friends if they slow up, to oblige us in this way.

'The P. management havo wronged us grossly by failing to operate their road to Concordia short time on personal or real securi Coroner Pratt at once went to the pin, ot old. when they navo sucn an- wear Is all that could bo asked for ty. Refer with pleasure to all their oi her gooil time, "may we bo there in anv market. tne mooiuigni, it was a gnasuy sigui, ucver to be forgotten.

Camille C. Nobl. We aro under many obligations to friend Noel for his promptness iu sending us tho account of tho terrible affair. Ed. customers.

1-tf place, and summoned a jury, composed of L. B. Hay, C. V. Miller, Joshua Roberts, 1).

F. Poor, 8. Crum and lo see" and take part. i On Wednesday while Mr. Caeto- W.

E. Rcid, who examined the place Premium far new Subset ihers. With a view to increase our circu nia's little boys were hauling water with a team, ono ot the hsrses tell In where Ihe deed was done, took down tho body and inspected it, and having examined about a dozen witness lation we make the lollowing liber We have the best 00 cent 2 button Icid glove in all colors ever opened. TJvery pair warranted. To Loan.

as they agrood, and wo expect noth to tho well about 12 feet deep, but ing irom tf.em. with the assistance ot ne.ghbors was es, returned a verdict, that taken out, and not yitich hurt at that al oiler: To each of our subscribers and readers wko will before the lirst of next Murch send us the name of two subscribers to our paper, wiih pay for one year in advance, we will A miracuouely escape, truly. Widdin hanged himself, and that there was no evidence of any ono being feloniously connected therewith. CENTER HEARD FROM. Mr.

Editor As I have not read any communi On Real or Chattel security wiih principal and interest payable in We loan Home Moncy on land at 1 hero is au air ot much mystery in send a receipted bill for ono year for Concordia. Time will bo niado to the lowest rates ottered in this coun cation from ibis part of tho State of the case uo evidehco being produced that gnvo any light as to why de 'accommodato borrowers, and ar ty and can prove it to all who call. the Cottage Hearth (ot ISoston), an Illustrated Magazine of Home Arts rangements may be made forpayment JNo commission and no delay. ceased had mado wav with himself. Lloii'i lately, 1 thought that you want to know the state of tho out here, and Home Culture, containing Portraits and Sketches of Distinguished STURGJSS MATTHEWS.

Mr. Widdin wns a well-to-do fann at any time not ore nmlu-nty. Call at law office of Thomas Ken- I'olitically the weather is fair, with Persons, Superior Home 1 Music, er; had a beautiful farm, well improved and stocked, with no debt in the jowlSQot Wyer's hardware lion. John A. Anderson our mem once aud a while a small cloud on the world.

Tho testimony all 'went to ber of Congress, and Hon. R. R. Hays nori.on, called Alliance, (cloud, not Choice Poetry, Stories ahd Adventures. Ornamental and Fancy Work, the latest Fashions, tho show that, his domestic af of Osborne, stopped at Concordia on fairs were pleasant and agreeable.

Wednesday last. Mr. Anderson is Chair, tho Student's Corner, thfi lie leaves a wife and two littlo boys looking over his district (we had al loung Folks' Window, alltuliy RAILBOAD WAJt. Taking advantage of the railroad War, whereby low rate of tare and freights could be secured. I went to most siiid State) to get an idea of the illustrated, price 1.50per year.

6 and 8 years of nge, bright boys as anv ono could desire. necessities of the district for the By a little personal exertiou iach Some time tho mystery may be coming session of Congress. New Vork, Bostoa iiud Philadelphia cleared. ono of our readers can obtain a first-class magazine freo of expense for a a year, Send in tho names, Some one said theJDoinoeratic par "JUST THE THING," ty was Hat because David Davis had Editor Expositor1 I had occa MarRWs Golden Cuah Balsam sat down ou it. He never sat down on tho Banner Drug Store of Clyde, sion recently to visit our c) ty graded schools.

Of course I coo Id not see but advises every ono to go there to to buy my goods this lull, ami found it paid well, and will now divide the profit derived from same with ny customers. Who will not get a share thereof? Call aud you can all havo it 7-tf II. N. Hanson. Owing to contemplated change in their business, Mclvinnou Co.

offer till the 1st day of January, 1882. A Fair Judgment. In Concoi-dia where Messrs. Whipp and Cainpkdl, and Houston aud McCrary ure known, tho battle is all one-sided. The Alliance nominoo3 will hardly secure a voto, except the Democratic vote and not all of that, even though Mr Campbell did run (a while) "Independant of all rings, cliques or political combinations," and Mr.

McCrary masqueraded as a Republican, and many of tho Ropnblians of town, never knew until they saw it in the Expositor, that ho was not a Republican. Ho was on the Republican ticket and many still suppose him to bo a Republican. But when ha enters the field ngaini that party and calls on Aw party friend to rally to his support, we feel we firo not wronging, him to let tho peopla know his politics. Mr. Houston will lead him in Coucordia 200 votes, and Whipp will not have less than that.

That's how they stand tho test of homo. Great Excitement in Cgmot-dia! Joseph Foster has turned loose in the Jewelry and Musical Instrument business. I have bought larger this year than ever before, ami by buying in large, quantities and fur cash it will enublo me to sell cheaper than any house in Kansas. I buy cheap for cash aud sell for the same. I havo no rent to pay but have routs coming in, which enables me lo sell regardless of any house in Concordia 1 invito one and all to call and seo my inaniuoth stock before buyinjr idsewhere.

Yours very Respectfully. 3-tf Joseph Fcitsr "Taken Better with the People than any "A short tuno ago I purchased a get their pills. them all at ono visit, so I went up to tho schorl house, and took the lirst While attending to other duties bottle of your Golden Balsam and horizon, called alliance), but unless there is a superabundance of moisture (evaporation) politically the cloud will disappear iu thin vapor, (windy about then), aud leave tho sky clear on tho night of election. Quietness will then reign in Heavens (1 mean on tho earth of Cloud's politics). Oh yo people and ye editor, listen D.

James, a large farmer of the West." Western Rural. Shades of dark ness hide us. The health of this neighborhood is fair just at present. Mrs. J.

H. Whitehead has been in bed most all summer, but is now convalescent. Joe has had to bo cook and washwoman all sumui'r. Rather cosily, but could not bo holpod. Silas Dean is down with typhoid fever.

Rather hard on Silas just at present. Yo of the mystic tie, don't you think that you could hasten his reoovery by picking a load or two of his corn for food while ho is ou his back, that niunh of worry loss for him to bear. Think and thon act, on the square. Try tho dose aud seo it it will be beneiit him. Dr Soto.

door to the left, gavo a loud knock, and soon Miss Rankin appeared. I noticed she 8cenicdsurprised(Ishould havo introduced myself so mv wife don't fail to subscribe for the Expositor, Cloud county's leading and official paper. Clubs of 6, with in cash, will entitlo the getter-up of says) at my ignorance of etiquette. 1 lound. Jiiss Auuorson with her tneir entire stock at lirst cost tuu CASH.

Now is your chance for bargains. Purr Gom and Premium flour at Patrick Ubid. school engaged iu a spelling match with Miss Rankin's school. Then we had some singing, and after recess we all wont into Miss Anderson's room and heard some lino speaking and moro singing. Miss Anderson cautioned the children as to singing found it to bo just the thing for a cough.

Half a bottlo cured inc." E. W. Lewis, Ottawa, Kansas. "Your Golden Balsam ia certainly the best cough remedy I ever sold. It takes better with tho people than auy other I have." E.

E. Hall, Hall's Summit, Kansas. "My cough was quickly cured with a few doses of your Golden G. A. Armstrong, Kansas City, Mo.

"No. person suffering with Broti-chilis, or auy Throat or Lung trouble, Bhould uot fail to try Marsh's Golden Balsam. It has cured me after hundreds of other remedies had failed." D. O. Long, St.

Louis, Mo. Marsh's Golden Balsam is for sale by A. Gay druggists, Concordia, mid by prominet dealers everywhere. Large bottles 50 ceuts and i.oo. Don't fail to try H.

too loudly, in that she was wise. the clubs to a copy freo for ono year. Single copies $1.60 per annum. i "It's No Use," says the despondent dyspeplio. But it is of use.

Your sufferings can do relieved; thousands havo been enreb, and you can also. Broken down, desponding victims of dyspepsia, liver complaint, fever and ague, rheumatism, nervous debility or premature decay, will find in Simmons Liver Regulator, prepared by J. U. Zeilin a vegetable specile which reaches Iho sourci of trouble and effects an absolute and permanent cure. It regulate thn liver, dispels despondency md restores health.

for there is not hing so disagreeable, injurious or humiliating to a public ist as a cracked voice. I was surpris A NNO UXCEMEy T8. To THK VOTKHS OK CLOUD COUNTY! I am a candidate for the oflico of Register of Deeds and respectfully ask your support. Rcspnctfiill A. II.

iiENNET. To tiir CiTtZKNS op Ci.orn I heieby announce myself as acan-flidate tor the ollico of Sheriff. W. C. WILLIAMS.

ed at the easo aud quiet dignity of Burns Ague Pills and Liver Regu tho teachers, as well as their excellent control and government, and tho lator, one box guaranteed to cure any ordinary case of nguo, or Imonoy alacri of tho pupils to study and refunded. Manfacturod aud for sale obey, and consider my afternoon profitably expended, A. A. i at City Drug Stew. 2tf.