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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
A Deep Spring.

On Lake Prairie. Iowa, there is a
sp,ing, the bottom Of which no plummet
has ever sounded. It has false bottom
about three feet from its surface through
which, il twenty foot pole be thrust, il
viii sink under the sand composing this
cruss-likc layer. and in a momen, after
its disappearance will bound again on the
surface. An Indian legend bus It. that
on quie. full moon night, the Grea.
Spiri, led the wicked ones Of certain
tribe ,hither, and when they saw the glo-
rious beauty Of the crystal water, they
though, to battle themselves in the moon
kissed fountain and therefore plunged in.
to the spring, but sunk to rise no more
Ever afterwards, runs the story, the name,
OF these evil unfor,una,es have troubled
the bottomlcss waters. and to this day
they agi.atc the deceptive bosom OF the
beautiful. though dangerous spring. - Cen
III. Times.
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Aaritnltnral.


Il 10 said that charcoal when mixed
with the lood, fa,.ens turkeys very rapid.
y. A correspondent, Of the Germantown
Telegraph says:
lhave recently made an experiment,
and must say that the result surprised me
as had always been rather sccptical.--
Four turkeys were confined in pen. and
fed on meal. boiled potatoes and cats.
Four others, Of the same brood, were al.
30, q. the same time, confined in another
pen, and fed daily on the same articles
bu. with one pint Of very 6ne pulverized
charcoal mixed with their meal and po-
ta,ocs. They had also q plentiful sup.
ply OF broken charcoal in their pen. The
eight were killed on the day, and ,hcr.
was difference OF one and half pound.
each in favor Of the fowls which haG beer
supplied with the charcoal, they being
much the latest, and the meae greatly
superior in point of tenderness and IA
vor.
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3ttll,s.

''ooD sroaiEs.-Hon. peles w. Chandler, in
has speech at the Wing State Convention ye.ter-
day, told the following good stories, illustrative
Of the recent political movements: One wa. Of
IN old man in Bangor, who would steal, but a,
the same time was man OF his word He was
one dar engaged TO help unload cargo o. fish.
On condition that he should have nine Of them.
u ne 'ooaM moi steal any. But night coming IN,
and opportunities for stealing becoming good, he
took the nine fish and returned them to the en-
pleyer, saying that he believed that he could do
BETTER The South have kspt the nine fish. and
then 60 on and steal the res; of the cargo.
The fraudulen. name Of popular sovereignty
gwen to the Nebraska system was illustrated
BY the story OF man who cried, ssHat Minre
Pies Some person bought one and found It,
frozen as hard as an icice. "You informal
soundrei." said b., "Why did you call this
hot nince ple?" Because that Is the name q,
~ was the reply Boston T. ansript.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30

Parson Brownlow, who enligh,ens the
people OF Knoxville, Tennessee, in the
double capacity Of preacher and editor,
says IN MS paper, ,he Knoxville Wig !:
The true hearted citizens OF Eas,
tennessee, and property holders, ough,
to enter into a league, and whip, black,
anu ride Oh rail, irrespective of age.
calling, or family associations, every
pfeaeher' citizen or traveller who dare TO
utter one word in opposition to slavery, or
VINO IS found in possession Of an Aboli.
sIon document, These are our sentiments
AMI we are willing and ready to help 9TH
Frs larry them out.
pieasant sort Of a man for a preacher.
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q Meiiocrty can talk; but il j, for s.nn

q Me.iiocrity can talk; but il is for genus
70 observe.
- The only healthy corset FOR lady.
waist, husbands arm
II man could have his wishes. h. wo,,s
double his troubles.
The Two sExxs.-There is r,nch Truth i,
me Following, which We clip from the Syracuse
Standard.
when a raking youth goes astray, friend,
gather around him in order to restore him to II.
paths Of virtue. Gen.lsness and kindness. Ar.
IaYished upon him to win him back 70 ;,no
eencs and peace. No on. woaid ,a.pee, IN =,
the had ever sinned
But when poor, conhiins. girl i. DESTROYED
she receives the brand Of societ, ana il hem.
forth driven from the ways OF virtue. tn. hs
Fayef IS hol,fe4, feape~t1s. !. g,..s..,e.. r..
the ruined, heart broken victim knox. ,s.,. !,
no peace for her this side Of the rray. ST..
" has no helping band TOR her no ,aa1l. ~ con,
Tort. no voice Ct forgiveness.
Ahese are earthly slI,.es uni nex. "a -.
ven. There is deep wrong ia them, and fe,,-
fai are the consequences.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30

CLoTrEn CRE,x, Take u quantity
Of milk, one day drawn, but perfectly
free from sourness, with the cream on
scald it over gentle heat, till a ring ap.
pears in the cream Of the size Of the pan ;
remove it, and take off the cream, which
is then fit for use. 1t is much liked as
an accompaniment, with fruit, ,ar,., Sc,
and when so used, i, generally sweetened
to the taste. In some markets, this ar,,.
Gle commands high price.
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Eco CnEAx.-ro the yolks Of tire.
eggs, dessert spooaful Of gooi new milk
or cream. add two drops Of oil Of CHINA.
mon. This is a very nourishing mix.
ture. The oil Of cinnamon is cordial and
tonic, and the above has boon recommen.
ded in lung complaints. where respiration
has been attended with pain, and dry
cough. especially after eating. or exercise,
II is ais, excellent in cases Of hectic to,
wards the evening, and OF profuse nigh,
sweats.
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Some wears ago when Tom Corwin and

Some years ago when Tom Corwin and
Tom Ewing were on political pilgrim.
age to the Northern part Of the State,
they were invited to sarry over night with
distinguished local politician. The
guests arrived rather late, and the lady
being absent, a young lady, a niece Of
hers, undertook to preside on the occa-
sion. She had never seen great men,
and supposed they were elephantine alto
gether. and all talked in great language
Mr. Ewing, will you take condiments
in your tea, sir r inquired the young
lady. Eyes, Miss. If you please" replied
the quondam Salt Boiler. Corwin's eye
,w;nklcd. Here was fun for him. Graft.
fed with the apparent success Of her first
trial talking with big men, the young
lady addressed Mr.. Corwin in the same
manner Twill you take condiments in
your tea. sir p pepper and salt, but no
mus,,erd," was the prompt reply Of the
faci,ous Tom. OF cou . nature must out
and Ewing and entertainer roared in
spite and OF themselves. Corwin essa-
yed to mend the matter, and was valua
bic in anecdo,e. wi, and compliment
Blu, the wound was immedicabIe. The
young lady. to this day, declears that
Tom Cerwin is a coarse, vulgar, and disa.
greeable man. Toledo Blade.
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r. BROW MS

ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
I'HlS ESSENCE Is preparation Of useful
/ excellence. In ordinary darrhns. incip-
lent cholera, IN short, in all cas.s Of prostra-
ton OF the digestive functions, it is OF inesti-
nabls value. During the prevalence of cpl
deiDic cholera and summer complaints Of chill
dren. it is peculiarly eficaeious no family o,
individual should be without il.
CAUrIoS.-Be sure to get the genuine
essence, which is prepared only by F. bsows,
at his Drug and Chemical Store, N. Z. Cor
ner Of Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Phlladel-
phla, and for sale BY all the respectable Apoth-
ecaries in the United States, and in Upton by
A. GILBERT, Agent for Cedar county, Iowa,
where can be bad drugs, medicine, fancy arti-
cles, &C., . large assortment, ssd al lowest
prices. nj Upton, Nov IL. 1853.
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PREMATURE GRAVE.

Tri. remarkable fac. that thousands nave
hern brought toe premature grave BY nesiee-
ting to take some coed and sheient .nedie",s 10
time to arrest the course OF cssease. -
also q startling truth that thousands have oesn
hrra,ded TO an untimely grave ~ the ose %
poisonous ncs,russs Inc aatnos encsesoe
~ ,hr necessity Of some good and efficient med
ir,nc. which could BE- relied upon when the ser
vices Of competent physicians could not De oo-
tanned. has been induced 10 offer his MANA.
LTkE IMMINENT. and ANTl-Bll.Llols
PILLS 10 the public. These medicines are com.
rur,nded strictly honest and from medicines OF
virgin purity, being warranted as purely 'ese'-
able.
10 100 cases rheumatism, burns, ulcers,
spra,ns fcyer-scres sore throat, neuralgia, too'n
ache, head ache. pains in the back side or breast
bo,l., ring bones. pimpies, diarrhra, have been
cured in the last year Also numerous cases Oh
sweenv, gald., sp.in:s, hstula, big head, eis
shoulder, poll evil, sprains, CHAMBERS enoi
ic, yellow water, sc. Thousands who have oeen
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint, heao
ache, diseases OF the skin, Janndice, nervous
pains of all kinds, bilious affections, costise
ness. female affections, Sc. have been restores
10 perfect health by the use OF Gnmore's Anu.
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
and premature badness prevented Oy 'he use VI
r. J. McNinny's Circassian Hair Tonic. This
beautiful combination prevents the hair from
falling of, promotes IFS growth, and renders i
soft and glossy.
AGENTS WANTED
in every town throughout the United States
for the sale OF 7. J. Mckinny's Celestial Balm
an unequaled remedy for cholera. dysentery
diarrhea, Gux, cholic, and all pains iii the bow
esl
POISON,
| T. J. McKinny's Worm Medicine contain
no poison and is warranted purely vegetable
| This preparation has expelled worms Of al
| kinds from the intestine canal when other prep
arations OF great repute failed.
! FEVER AND AGCE
in all its var,ovs types, permanently cured
without injury 10 the system, by the use Of I
J. Mckinny's Fever and Ague pills. This ton
ic preparation never has been equaled. II new
er fails. Try it, and be satisfied that agae ca
| be cured.
Agents-A. Gilbert, and Chambers & Sof
| Upton; n. Baker, Rochester; Henry Lang
Moscow; Amos Merrile Pedee I; f. Shawbsr
| Cedar Bluffs.
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10 1l3 PO3ll9,
ROCHESTER ROPE FERRY.

% Wing thoroughly oyerhauled and repair
IL ed my Boats. and made extensive improve
ments on the same, and as everything abou, the
ferry Is now in first rate order, l am prepared
to cross persons and property over Cedar River
At all stages Of water, and At all hours day or
night, with ~ much dispatch and at a. low rates
a. any ferry on the river. Thankful for the lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed the Roches-
Ter Ferry, ! am determined by prompt attention
aud liberality to merit = continuance of the
same.
e. My motto ID that no man shall 20 away
dissatisfied N. &. SWAHK, Proprietor.
Rochester, March II: 1851. nslm3
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IOBACCO AND CIGARS, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY
Iron /!

THE UNDERSIGNED keep constantly on
hAhi . large and complete assortment OF
hoa and s.>sl. Also Nails and ALL othev ,r,;-
eles II Hardware.
a"F- SHAW 4 BAGLEY
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80 NJ

ia Keep oot Of bad company, for
The chance Is that when the devil fires
into flock he will hit somebody.
En Real greatness is not greater for
the praise OF men; it Is what ii Is in spite
of them.
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- : fo"dy, intending to Be- very witty,
mus accos'ed lady in tie street.. 49,
can you inform m. wh.-e Ie.n a.
phan'?" "No, but i'll ha,. l,.t;, -,
81 he ro-dy
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- The Freenan's Journal says:-The nsn
vino was arrested FOR talking Telitcs when the
thermometer was ninety deg e., in the shade.
his ~. ';hs,'ci on bail
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30

eg- We so frequently see and hear
used the phrase, widow woman" Il
there any widow that is not woman?
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Rare AND CuRfoU. Bts,x
oie IN TIE Library Of the university u Got,;,.
gem written Oh os16 pain leave.
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Modicated Inhalation---A New
Method.

A most wonderful discovery has recently
been made by DR.. Curtis, TOR the cure Of asthma,
consumption, bron chitis, coughs, colds and all
lang complaints. by meticaied inhalation. DR..
CURTIS HYGEANA. or ISHALING HYGEAS VA
ron and CHEEKY Syaup, has accomplished The
most wonderful cures of asthma and cousump-
ton in the city of New York and vicinity for a
Jew months past, ever known to man. II is
producing an impression on diseases Of the lungs
never before with ssed by the medical profess
sion. (S-e certificates in the hands OF agents. }
The inhaler is worn on the breast, and under
the linen, without the least inconvenience, the
heat of the body being sufficient TO evaporate
tn. fuid-suppiying the lungs constantly with a
healing and agreeable vapor, passing into all the
air-cells and passages Of the lungs that cannot
possibly be reached by any other mcL,cine.-
Here il . case OF
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EAT The mother Of the world renown.
ed Sam Patch, died a, Pa y,ucket, RI.
n fe" DAYS since aged so years.
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The Sroay OF CrsDERELLA.-Th
orgin Of this nursery tale is thus given by
French journalist. We "tell the tale"
as told to us, but i, is paobable of much
greater antiquity. About the year 1890,
an actor OF equal ,alen, and wealth named
Thevcnard, in passing through the streets
Of Paris. observed upon a cobbler's stall
the shoe Of female, which struck him
BY the remarkable smalIness of its size.
After admiring il for some time. he re,un.
ed 10 his house btu, his thoughts reverted
to the shoe with such int nsi,y. that he re-
appeard at the stall the mex, day; but the
eobbler conld give him no other clue to
the owner, than tina, it had been LEI, in
his absence, for the of being repaired
Day alter day did Thevenard return to
his post to watch the re indignation of the
slipper which proceeded slowly nor did
the proprietor appear TO claim ii. AL.
though he had completed the six,ieth
year OF his age, SO extravagan, became
his passion for the unknown fair one,
tina, he became (were it possible for
frehchman OF that day to be sol melan.
choly and miserable. His pain was, how.
ever, somewhat appeased by the ava,ar
OF the little foot itself, apper,ainng to
pretty and youthful girl in the very humb-
lest class of life. All his distinction.
were levelled at once by love the actor
sought the parents of the female, proured
their consent to the match, and actually
made her his wife.
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GROCERIES, /, MOTIONS!
Ohm WE a We f

~ ~ N w - -
Having purchased the store recently occupied
III by NJ. Ch,mbers 4 Sen, and removed MS
stock Of good. to The :i%s s.l, 0 .sprls
GrseerieA II all kinds, and sssd quality,
At Mu.catine prices. His stock consists OF
sr,,s, COFFEE EoLAssEs, ace, RAisoNs,
sALr rEAS SPICES. GINGER
and all artiek USUALLY seld b! grocer.
Tobacco, cigars, Pipes
candies, emfscti0nerses fruits aid CAKES
always tsr: &C hand. Also
Yrnt.e Notion, and Fancy Articles oil
all kinds. cheap Tor cash.
",onpos Is HARD TO rRAvEL,
All persons knawirg thcm.elvesto be 'ndett-
ed TO nue. either by notc, book account or other.
wise. are requested TO call and settte--a hint
should he sufficient mss JOHN WEAVER
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Manitoa Lodge No 8 ]. o. O. +.
Meets Thursday evening in each week 1t thei,
Hall In Upton. Iowa
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New Goods.
AND PLENTY OF THEN.
Fall and Winter stock just rseeis, hem
BOSTON.

FRIEND & CULBERTSO.i-,
Embrace this OPP s,t.nity Of return ng THAR
thanks TO this libe: al and tnerous s. mmu ,ity
for past fayors and patroi age. and 10 rfGh
their customers and the ..ress Of mankind - that
they are still on hand at their establishment iE
the brick building on the
CORNER or CED.iR 1 FIFTH STREETS
And are constantly receiving from Boston
and st. Louis, large and
SPLENDID ASSIGNMENTS or
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
Consisting A. follows:
.Nsrrsmac, Coeheco .72iea & Son
PhilIps, Fall Rirer, Globe.
Orange, &c.
eoTToS GOODS.
Shectings, Sbirtings, Osnaburghs. and
all kinds of goods for men
and boys wear.
cLorns.
American and French Txilled Cloths,
.4pserican and French Broad Cloths,
FRENCH CASSIMERES,
Plain and twilled
.1.MERIC.1.F C.1SSI.NERES,
Plain and fancy.
TwEHDs.
Plain and colored
SATTINETTS, CASHMERETTS,
SHEEPS-GREYS, JEANS, Sc,
RIBBONS,
OF all xmas, quantities and colors.
" all kinds, varieties, qualities and prices.
LAWNS, LINN LUsTERs, SILKS, aLpAcc.s. .mE
Isos. DE LANES, GINGHAMs, NAN.
Kiss, TfcKINGs, DRILLiSCs,
LINsEYs AND YLAASYIs
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Golden Rule Lodge No "a, +. A. M
Meet. each Griday evening on or before TIL
luli Of the moon, In Rochester, Iowa.
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Fever and Ague can be Cured.
4 spin ais Tonic Mixfnre vii

II DO The business mp al once. Over orr
hundred and fifty bottles has been sold in this
place, and wherever used according to direc-
tons the most perfect success has been the re-
suit. Price 81 90 per bottle
u A full supply kept constantly on hand
direct from the Manufacturers. Also, . large
assortment d Drugs, Medicines, Pills, Cough
Medicines, Syrups, &c, &c, BY
A. GILBERT, agent fer Iowa.
Upton, Nov. 1889 III
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hi, orNrMESr to be good: Day BY gay st y!
evidence Of its power, and new p cots o. II:
efic.cy are continually developed. Nn aise'
beyond the power Of cavil or eonts ed'e''on,
that il i. infalliahle in the cure Of oil lumors,
uuIeers. Sores, Burns, letters, Piles, scrou.
10, Err, 81 pelas. Chilblains, Scald Head. sore
eye,, Quinsy Group, rheumatism, Broken bfesn,
Arue in the Face, Corns, &C. II completely
restores the In.ensible Precipitation, and ny
this means opens those avenues by which va
ture intended TO expel the morbid matter OF the
body--,hus is the system cieansed, the blood
purified. and the health restored. IL has pow
er to cause all external Sores, Scrofulaus hu-
mors. Skin Diseases. ana poisonous Wounds,
TO discharge their patrid matter, and then heal
them.
It's rightly termed all-healing. for there q
scarcely a disease. external or internal, that !,
wii. not benefit 1, has been used Tor the last
fourteen years for all diseases OF the CHEST
, Consumption aud Liver, involving the utmost
danger and responsibility, and not i" one case
has Il failed 10 benefit when the patient wa
| within the reach Of mortal means.
| ~For sale in rip,on, by A. Gilbert, asen
| for Cedar county, Iowa. nl-ly
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A NoBlE RESPONSE. What Iowa has
done, other Northern States will do, un-
til there shall no, be Nebraska Scna-
tor or Representative in. Congress, from
the North. With the same proportion Of
gain in Ohio that the result in Iowa ex-
hibits, and Ohio would give nearly fifty
thousand an,i-Nebraska majority. We
believe she will DO it, and so tho ball will
roll on.
There is no excitement among the PEG.
pie. no effervescencc, no fi,ful gusts Of
passion. The political elements are quiz
ct, but there never was more firm de-
termination, more fixed resolve, on the
part Of the people. The farmer in his
field land the mechanic in his shop, think:
Of the indignities that have been offered
to the Free States with olenched hands
and compressed lips, and he eagerly a.
waits the coming election day, when he
can speak his feelings through the ballot
box.
Iowa, the youngest sister Of the West,
points the way, her elder sisters follow.
All honor to her.-Cincinnat, Gaz.
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Red Cedar Lodge No 90 l. o. q. +.
Meets every Saturday eve in Rochester. Love.
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ASTHMA CURED.

Brooklyn, y. u, Dec. 20, 1893.
For about eight years have been severely
afflicted with the asthma for the last two years
have suffered beyond all my powers OF des-
criptlon months At time have not been able
TO sleep In bed, getting what rest colld sit
ting IN my char-my difficulty Of breathing,
and my suderings were 50 great at times, that
for hours together my friends expected each
hour would be my last. During the past six
years have had the aid and attendance OF some
Of the most celebrated physicians, but have re-
ceiyed no permanent benefit, and bu, little relief
at length had the good fortune TO procure DR..
Curtis Hygeaua, or lahalirs Hygean vapor
and Cherry Syrup. At the time first obtained
IT, was suffering under one Of my most violen,
attacks, and was Ia great distress, almost sC.io
cagag for want OF breath. In less than ten
minutes from the time that applied the inhaler
10 my stomach. and took ea-spocnfull Of the
Cherry Syrup, was relieved in a great meas
ure from the difficulty uf breathing, and had a
comfortable night. | have since continued il
with the creates, possible benefit, aud am now
comparatively well,-God only knows hos
much suffering this medicine has saved me from
my advice to tie afflicted is TRY IT.
MARGARET EAsTos
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Forest Encampnent No 8,
Meets the lst aud id wedaesdsy ia each
Mcath IN Rochester, lows.
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70 9R3 3AD3Ro>

20 TIT AAD3Ra>
We hays on hand large and splendid asort-
ment OF Barages, Tissues, Jackonetts, Cam
brics, Swiss, Insertions. Edgings. Dress trim
mings, Dress Buttons, Collars, Cuffs, Caps, &c.
BoENETs,
sHAwLs, cLovEs,-Lisle thread and
kid-PARAsoLs, HANDxERcHIErs,& SC. SC.
And finally, IL, 900 other articles which can be
seen BY giving them call. Also,
Groceries,:
A large and full supply Of all kinds KEEP, con.
stantIy on hand.
Hats and Caps, Bets and Shoes.
Queens Ware, Glass Ware, Hard Ware
Cutlery, Umbrellas, and Baskets.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
q Warentsd TO fit or no sale.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
Fancy 6xens, a.ad-aaI-s,e ..eave in 5, we
can't begin to tell half We nave got, but If auy
one desires further information, il will be chez,
fully gwen II the store, Is we have clever AZ
: perlite' clerks constantly on hand, whose mot
to Is that il is
NO trouble to show Goods,
Our prices are decidedly low, as we are de-
to @bust all TO smash' rather than be
rsD,.so.n; and il any body don't believe il
FRIEND 1 cULBERrsoN.
Upton, November IL, 1883. M