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DAVIES Il HART.

w HOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes, NO.
w lis, Main Street, keokuk, Iowa
Having located in this city we would respectfully
inform the merchants Of the interior that we have
engaged in the above business having all the faci-
titles Tor purchasing stock directly OK the man u
facturers at the lowest figures. il Is our object ana
determination to build up large and permanent
trade by Keeping hand large and well assorted
stock making prices low that none can be less,
and terms and discounts liberal as any other
house
Please call and examine our stock. seplsd
Excelsior boot q shoe Manufactorys
THE LATEST FRENCH AND AMERICAN FASHIONS.
D. a.. HARRIS co.,
HAVING just opened shop in their old -SSr
L L business, on Third street, between Main
aud Johnson, kcokuk, Iowa, respectfully
announce that they are prepared to
facture the neatest and most fashionable Boots and
Shoes that can be got up.
Determined not 10 be excelled by any manufac-
turers III the West they solicit share OF public pat
ronage.
As purchase direct from the importers, eur
stock is always Of the latest fashion and best quail
~, and at the lowest figures.
As we keep no Eastern slop work on hand, we
warrant all our ready made Boots and Shoes of the
same character ne those made to order.
Call and leave your orders for "a good fit War
ranted 70 suit 10 every particular,
&-S. Repairing IN tue neatest and most substan-
tai manner done on short notice.
July 81 1885 dy j. I. HARRIS & co.
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Dry Goods.
20 bales A muslin, prime,
l50 res satinets ass "a, ~ TO zoe. per yard
80 10 ky. jeans do IT to 40u., do do
SOD do prints new styles
~ do Colungo
20 do Lyonese Cloths, and Alpaccas;
DeLanes Black Silks, Coats Spool Thread, war
ranted9 Stewards best Linen Thread, and general
assortment Of Yankee notions, just received by
sen92d1w b. A. WILLIAMS.
DOOrs and Shoes.--l70 cases # boots ana onoes
ID for men, women boys, girls and infants, Jus'
received by sep22ddw i. A. WILLIAMS.
Away Eraasn&.
II HAyEhaught OUT tn Dry Good store q james
T.. Bracf, and will hercattefconHhu '"o 'usi''Ss
Thc store i il charge Of Mn. y. II. ANSARiE
whose long experience and polite and attentive man
nsrs are we'll known IN this community. As / can
and vi Ioaer GREAT BAEGAtNs, expect large Gus
tom. -
Remember the place: One door east Of IL u Wood
ward Co. Main Street. b. 4. WILLIAMS.
decl9dSw
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fresh ArrIXHiA

4 the Nmble Sixponce, just from the Auction
I \ Rooms large lot of Goods. Come and see what
bargains. ;. s d d. {. BlLLlN6S
sept l. IS55.-dGw.
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MY Boys say nay second story II pled - iull q
vi goods that there is danger az breakdown. All
aetst s wanting goods 1T then own prices viii do
well t. call at our store and "a the trouble a
throwing them INTO the street. Dry Goods, yes, er
cry thing: Groceries. yes the best teas fresh; Boos
and Shoes. yes every thing.
dcc7 daw :. = II. Z. Bll4i1 AbS-
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Gillmore,s Turkish Imminent.

rT,HlS isthe best Linimcnt which has yetabeen Of
i fered to the public. 1t u excellent remedy
for Neuralgia, Erysipeias, Rheumatism, wounds,
cuts ulcers burn scads bruises spras, salt rhe u,
sore throat head ache tooth ache pains in the limbs
chest back stomach or bowels Also for founders
glnndcrs big head sweeney, splint sprains poll evil
stiff complaint yellow water distemper, ring hone,
fsula collie bolts and harness gals &c. The words
Gillmores Turkish Linineut are blown in the glass;
also a fac simile Of my written signature accompa-
MES each bottle.
GiiImore's Cholera und Diarrhea
Mixture.
This il the best remedy known fur bowel coTnr.
aints, such Cholera, Diarrheq, Dysentery, Pains
in the Bowels, &c, &C. Those who have used il are
charmed with its medical virtues, The name is blown
in the glass
Gillmorc's Vegetable Cnthnrtic and
Liver pills.
These celebrated Pills are mn excellent remedy for
Fever and Ague Bilious Complaints, Collie, Dysente-
ry, Const, patton Of the Bowels digestion. Jaun-
dice, Dropsy, Debility, Liver Complaints. Blotches
on the skin, Fevers, &c, The best family pin known
and can be used with safety whenever cathartie 10
aeeded.
n II. To insure q genuine article and one on
which ron rely with perfect safety be part ocular
h inc ure for Gillmores Vegetable, tathartic and
Lter Pills, there u counterfeit article in circu-
lation.
Caledonian Cough Ioxengcs.
Prepared 10y II. r. Gilmore popular remedy
forCoughs, Colds. and Bronchial affections. They
have gsen entire satisfaction TO those who have used
hem.
Gtllmore's Hair Bassam.
b autifCl preparation for the lnlr and properly
used will restore it to its original softness and
beauty. Those who have used II say il Is the best
preparation they have
Sold, wholesale aud retail, by II Ii AYERS, Drug
gis of Main and Third streets, keokuk Iowa.
Also BY Druggists and Merchants throughout the
State
October 2, 'J5-d4wy
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HE VI OVAL.

II STAR CLOTHING ST0RE-H. STRAUS
q Co. have removed their stock Of Clothing
~ and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
a. No IS Main door to 5. s. Billings where
they will be happy see their old friends, and many
va. Our spring stock will be received nj an
early day. when We shall present unusual advanta-
yes 10 the trade. febaad
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THE HYRON.

THE BYRON.
FISHF subscribers have completed their arrange
L ments in finishing and furnishing their new ga
loonand chambers for the convenience OF those who
may wish such accommodation We nave spared no
money labor to make saloon and rooms equal
To anything in the country, and arrangements al
ready made for receiving oysters from the east wild
game from the country and ne markets sha II
make saloon superior to anything west, or equal
to anything east All ask is but call and n
trial, and viii pledge ourselves 70 give saisfac
ton.
Parties can be accommodated with private rooms
when desired, and any thing served up for them they
may wish
hecollect the place, east side of End, between
Main and johnson streets.
noyl5dly MAChLEY JOHNSON.
Office OF keokuk Gas Light and Coke Co.
January 22nd, 1875.
1--WE following articles constantly on mana anu
i for sale for cash oniu
Coke Of best quality, SOC per bnshel.
Coal Slack for blanksmiths use, Zoe per bushel'
Tar in quantities not less than 80 gallons, 10 cts
per gallon, the purchaser furnishing eask 70 put II
IL.
Amply at the office on end street, between Main
and Blondeau
ny- None of the above articles delivered from the
Gas Works without order from the Office.
jan23dtf
T INsEED Oil and spir, Gas, at
IL novlT MOORE & H0OPER's
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10. Bernard n Go.

IL AVE taken the old stand Of l.. ii. Turner, TOR
| j merly ]. {. Irmble) No. 56, Main street oppo
site hlbaarues new buildings, where they offer for
sale cheap the cheapest general assortmentof
Shoe. saddle ana Harness Feather.
EnameIled aud Patent Leather, fnasnelled Cloth,
Trunks. Carpet Bags, Fly-Nets, Whips and WHIP
Lashes
Also, general assortment Of
~ADDIERsS HARDWARE,
Saddlery Hardware. well selected in tbs Eastern
gei and for sale NJ -. Louts prices.
They have on hand and are constantly manu-
featuring Of the best materials. Saddles Brides and
Harness Of every description.
The above articles win be sold at wholesale re-
tail ut uniform prices.
Those wanting anything in our line viii do well
to cali and examine stock before buying
intend 10 give ali, the worth of their money.
The highest price will be paid in cash for Hides
J. o. BERNARD i co.
hauknk. 90 Sent. ,aa-AAm
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A GOOD assortment Of supporters and trusses, for
sale by 5. HEIMSTREET.
.anlBd Union Block,
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through Stock.-ddw
A s sip 3 s''S4 ! ~ 49, n1sToS.s.
A HEAVY stock Of Cap, Letter, Ladies Bath, Bath
"A Post Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, PLAN
and laid Ett White and Fancy Courcd Envelopes, at
sep2o hlo1VN z.
4 Geueral assortment Of German silver anu oou-
n bic plated ware, ali warranted aud at manutae-
tuers prices, at sep2t AOS1oN =
A \ excessive stock of Whips and Lashos Mt man
n ufacturcrs prices at sep2l HUSTON T.
FgNnE largest and best assorted stock of Emhrode-
L ~ in the city al sepN htNloN :.
FE1HE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever offered "
L the market. al sep2l III SION :.
CILoCks enough to supply the market, u every
~ variety Of pattern. Jerome's make warranted
and at lnanufacutrer's prices, at HloloN .
rINlIE b.st assortment of Lace Wells and Dress
i Trimmings sep2o HlnloA
a LARGE and hne lot of Kid Gloves OF every
/ n grade, at sep2l hOAloN :
lust Receiyed-A large stuck of Buck Gloyes and
- Mitts, at sep2o noolA .
/tOLD and common Jewelry, and Gold aud silver
VI watches, ut sep2l htSioN =
ISyERY variety Of gods comprised in the Notion
II aud Fancy Goods line al Huston S at prices that
cannot fail to induce purchases and benefit the Buy
er. Call No. 81, ami examine for yourselves.
A FINE Buggy Portable Top for sale, enquire Of
y sep2l g. ". HtSlQN'
40. o. Man street.
7 huston will be found the largest lot Of Irish
a Linens, Laces, Edgings, and every variety -of
White foods ut prices that cannot be beat IN any
Wrstcrn market. sep20
- oudI Linen Packet hand
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ItSIELLE GRAM. VI the Lost Wife; one Of the
IL EXQUISITE love stories published. For
sale by noy2+ CAVE d son.
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1 NkbNIH CAs,lMEREo-A lot more OF chose
L superb French Cassimeres just received by
dc led4w P. u. FOSTER.
TTNCtT VTLVETs-Assorted eolors, at less than
y Get u import-great bargains for milhAcrs
d.5IodSw 7. d. POSTER.
DKoCHA sHAWls-A few more long and single
ID Bro1ha shawis for sale low 70 close Oh
dcci0l&w /. - fosI th
nILENeN ARE, 4e.---A complete assortment Of
W White Granite Ware in setts or single pieces
Also for holiday presents. Decorated China Cups,
Mug. i lower asses, Sc +. ID. fualLh.
decIedam
DLAlDs-fho~e beautiful Scotch and Tartan
L Plads, every variety can be found at
sep2Tdaw WOODWARD cos.
N1EsSRS. EDITORS Please inform the Ladies
vi that have received the largest stock OF EN-
broideries Collars from cents to 81 90; Maltese
Black SILK Brussels and real thread Laees Lace ae
onett and SwIss Collars Corsets, Ribbons, More An
tiqug ard Ribbon Trimmings, &C. &c.
H. =. WOODWARD CO
Aug. ., lss5.--daw
nAEsS TRIMMINGS. Tie Ladies can be suited
IL ia his line at
svr.ia&w WOODWARD cos
XXT0DL DELAINEa.-Eyery variety Of plain and
W figured Wool DcLaines, just received at
sp2gdkw WOODWARD 4 cos
DLADY MADE CLOTHING Everything in this
Ia line can be hid at the lowest figures at
ser27apw WOODWARD Il co.'s.
Fail styles.
XXYI have just received our Fall styles OF Ladies
w Velvet, cloth. and Silk 0loaks, Tallna's and
Nisctes; also Of Brocha and Plaid shawls.
scp27dtw WOODWARD & co.
DLAtD LONG sHAWI.s - Just received per
l. american Express" 100 Of and elegant
yles, which with previous stock makes our as
sprtment full and complete than at any time
during he 81 Main Street.
aeeloa DURKEE & Co
nlsEs~ GOODS. Trimming &c. Black Silks IN
- ak widths very low. Plaid, check and brocade
o4iks. Large and small Plaid Cashmers, Printed
Plain IL Lanes, Black English Grape Moss Velvet,
MORE Antique. and Ribbon Trimming, just opened
and iof sale cheap. decloddw J. y. FOSTER.
NJ EM EMBR0IDEkIES--Ve fine, and medium
~ French worked collars, setts Linen and Jaconet
collars and cuffs, fine Linen Cambria hnndkerchiefs
in short fine stock Of goods in the above line just
received ut 81 Main Street,
dec 10 DURKEE CO
LNL00K OIL CLOTHS - Another lot l2 feet in
i width, new and splendid patterns Just received
at s, Main Street DURkEE aCO.
deeind
IILhs SILKS I'VE have received very re-
Saks, which We Offering at unprecedented low
prices Also another lot If splendid MORE An
tiques III dress patterns No. 81 Main Street.
declUd DUKkEE Co
SEAMLESs BAGS-Stark Mills-6o0 just receiv-
- Cd nj 50 Main Street DuRKEE d CO
deel0J
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Rocks Iusr published.

FULL or WISDOM And GENUINE Wit.
EisTE Works u Charles Lamb. with Final Memo
L rails by Sir Thomas Noon Talfontd. For sale
by noy2i CAVE a son.
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fINHE fayerIte Authorizes Of the South.
1 new Novel by the Author Of "Alone'
The "Htidcn Path {" n novel by Marion Harland.
Those who have real il pronounce it superior 10
"Alone." Ii is more finished production yet
tanning all the pathos and naturaness the former
one. For sale by CAVE 4 son.
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10000 Ge 1e n"a r" e ra @l"s
Halls Chambers, Dining and Drawing Rooms
Paper hang in the most superior manner. Orders
promptly executed J. I. CAVE & SON
Mem St. bet. Sd 4th oct g d2m
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FANCY GOODS And T0A>.
q. UasE.NYfsp

q. eE1kAGP
II EEPs stock Of Family 6r7eerics variety II
IN Toys. and m assortment = Musical lnStru-
snsnts. ior eaie Main atrsat h9tweeu second and
Third Insr H. 1883. q
TX, coii, binding tsaee halter. Dig. and jack
~ chains, at CADY JONES 4 PECk's.
faD5a
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G.. w. Sanders,
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS

Main Street, bet. Bird 4 4'h als., he
YNHE undersigned has now in his
i Ware Rooms, and designs keep
ing constantly on hand a we'll se-s
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Aug. II, lS55.-d6w.
M. N. Chamberlain.

II have - comfortable dwelling houses. Persons
| wanting to rent may cali nj my store on Main
street as | have one empty.
dcc7d6w ;. :. KILLINGS.
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TAKE NoTlCl.
Removed trom eonecrI uuil

K. H. HOJGHT0N, Attorney ana COINS lior
IL. at Law, Notary Public. Land and general col
leeting Agent. Office III the Real Estate Agency and
wholesale Auction House ii smith Van Sicklcu.
ID street btween Aiain aud johnson. Keokak.
Iowa. lots q Lots and Farms for sale IN rcrsona-
bic terms. toct q-d
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NTOW ready Tor the large stock Of 1T N
" ming Goods in Yclve--Piain and Shaded Col
ors and Black ef all widths Plush Shaded, Moss
Frngc, Moire Antique, Watered Ribbons, Golors and
Width Gallons III great variety; Gmps, Bralds &c;
some IN bright colors for children's dresses.
Sept rs. d6w Z. ID. fOsl Eh.
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HATS! 1aArsli rrsTS!!!

A c. SHELDON il nos receiving another large
IA. stock Of Hats Caps and Fars, Gloves, Mits,
and Gents Furnishing Good, Of the latest winter
styi fpr 1875, ali u which will be sold Of q small
advance from Eastern prices. Nnw i the time for
you saclre Of hose tiu sof French fclts hats
30 much worn ia the east and west Can and buy
yeurssf nice, fashionable hat.
Dea't forget tt- p.acs. A.e. SHELDON,
neyiq Main st., corner Third.
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Autumn Stock

n endless variety OF silk and Linen Pocket
\ kprehiefs and crayats at sep20 Huston
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I lIuston's will be found the largest lot Of IRISH
a Linens, Laces, Edgings, and every variety 'oi
White goods, ut prices that cannot be beat IN any
Western market ssp%p
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his eyes are set In their sockets-din
are their piercing glances--in vain hi
TREND whispers the name of father an,
sister-death--and no soft hand, no gen
tie voice to soo,he hun.
His head sinks back One convul
slve shuddsr-he is dead
A groan ran through the asse mb.y; s.
VIVID was her description, so unearthl,
vas her look, 90 inspired her manner ,tha
what she described seemed actually Il
have taken place then and there. The,
noticed, also, tina. the bridegroom hid hi.
face IN his hands, aud was weeping.
Dead! she repeated again, her lip:
quivering faster, and her voice mere bro.
ken aud they scooped him grave, ant
there, without shroud, they lay him
down in the reeking earth. The only
son OF proud father, id dolized brother oi
a iond sister, and he sleeps to-day in tha
distant country, with no stone te
mark the spot. There he lies-my ia.
theirs SONNY own twin brother vic.
tim to this deadly poison. Father she
exclaimed, turning suddenly, while the
tears ran down her beautiful cheeks
father shall drink nowl
The form of the old Judge was con-
vulsed with agony. He raised not his
head, but in smolhered voice iaItercd,
No, no, my child, In Gods name.
no.
She Lifted the goblet, and letting it fall
suddenly to the floor, it was dashed to a
thousand pieces. Many a fearful eye
watched her movement, and instantane.
ousIy every wine-glass was ira aslerred to
The marble on which it had been prepared.
Then, as she looked at the fragments of
crystal, she turned to the company, say.
Ing,
Let no friend, hereafter, who loves
me, tempt NE TO peril my soul for wine.
NO hrmer are the everlasting hills than
my resolve, God helping me, never to
touch OF taste that deadly polsoa.
And he 10 whom | have given my
hand-who watched over my brothers.
form IN that last solemn hour, and buried
tue dear waaderer ~ that land of gold
Vii, trust, sustain Inc in that resolve.
WIZ you not, my husband 2
Ills glisIenlng eyes, his sad, sweet
smile, was her answer.
The Judge left The room, and when ,an
hour alter, he retained, and in a more
suodued manner took part in the enter
lalnment OF the bridal gusts, no one
could lail TO Ste that he too had dete,m-
med TO bamsh the enemy a, once and for
ever from his pfincely home.
those who were present at The we'd
ding can never forget the impression so
soennly made. Many, from that hour
iofswore the social glass.
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llfloN, CEDAR Go. l0WA---SATURDAY, NOV %, 1856:

'eh Aaeh-msy his tribe Increase
AWoke one night from deep dream o, ,e,co
ana So" within the tsllIgh in hi, room
.aS,ng it ritch, and like a lily in bloom
a a. AsgIe writing in book of gold.
HACecdIng peace had made Ben Adep bo,a
ano 10 tho presence in the room he said,
"hat Writest thou? The vision raised its be.a
ana with look made all OF sweet accord
Ans"ered,the names Of those who loved the lord
ana I' mine one: Ben Alden asked. Not 80
Inc ahse' said Ben Alden spoke more low,
nut i' cheeriy still, and said, pray the then,
w mrl'c mine OF one who love his fellow men.
luz Augei wrote and vanished, The next nil cht.
'ie came again, with great wakening igLt. [sed :
o NJ showed the names whom love ofCod had bles.
Ano Lo' Den Aden's name led all the rest.
Light Hunt
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NO. As.
What can be done On one acre Of ground

Tie editor OF the Maine Cultiva.or,
published few years ago his manage
,nent of one acre OF ground. from which
We gather the following result
One third of an acre OF corn usually
produces thirty bushels Of sound corn for
grinding besides some refuse This guam
tl.y was sufficient for family use, and Tor
fattening one lal &c or two small hogs.
From the same ground he obtained Two
or three hundred pumpkins, and his fam
lily supply of beans From the same bed
of SIX rods squard he usually obtained
sixty bushels OF onions; these he sold al
Que dollar per bushel, the amount parcha-
sed his -four. Thus from one third OF an
acre and an onion he'd he obtained his
breadstufs The rest a the ground was
appropriated to alrsorts of vegetables for
summer and winter use potatoes, beets,
parsnips, cabbage. green corn, peas, beans.
cucumbers, melons, squashes, etc., with
fifty or sixty bushels oil beets and carrots
for the winter food Of COW. Then he
had a flower garden: also, raspberries,
currants, and gooseberries in great varl-
ETY.; and few choice apple, pear, plum,
cherry, peach and ounce trees.
Some readers may call the above
Yankee trick So /, il, and our object
III publishing i, is to have it repeated all
over Yankee land and everywhere else.
lfu family can be supported from one
acre OF ground in Maine, the same can
be done in every State and county in the
Union. Maine Farmer.
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.asec Knd Of GaaGtes - An nytu,iou
Is spoken vi whica CONSISTS m nsiag cam
dies hlaceors OF spoHgy substances
which wIll act like a very thick wick II.
absorbing ibe Dad grease Glow the tasc
OF the Game. but winch are SD prepared
b. chemical processes ,Aal 0 the arpfot.-
cn or coutac, .! the flame Itself they are
gradually destroyed or shrre,led up,
/, az lllg the true candle wick vi the pro-
per SIZE. II also consists IA covering
Tie oulsdes OF candies with solution Of
gun cotton, Of similar substance, which
forms dry smooth covering. preventing
tAv l.ol.td grease from running of.
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One of Tie Beuhr.-The Cincinnati
Commercial gives the following good sto-
ry:
A young man from the town ofS-,
in Rlehland county, Ohio, lately visited
Cleveland, accompanied By a fair damsel.
The young man never having been much
from hum was somewhat unaccustomed
to the 'usages OF the world He put up
at the Weddell, and ordered dinner, which
in due time being announced, the young
gallant boldly walked INTO sumptuous
repast, leaving the young lady alone in
,h. sitting room. After partaking of a
meal ,ha, 'as,onished his stomach he re-
turned 10 his eompanion-who was rath-
er surprised at his proceeding-and re-
marked
The dinner was good--why didn't you
buy some!
The above is an actual fact, which we
can youch for. The young lady was six
teen hours wlthou, anything TO eat.
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Cut this Oui. A spondtnt Of the
London Literary Gazette, aljuding 10 the
numerous eases OF death from accidental
poisoning, adds:
venture to affirm there is scarce even
cottage III this country that does not
contain such esents-nottlng more than
a desert spoonful! OF mustard, mixed in a
tumbler Of warm water, aud dfauk nnnle-
dlateiy. Ii acts az an emellc III all eases
where one is required. BY making this
simple an,ldote known, you NAV be the
means Of saving many fellow creature
from an untimeiy end.
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4 ray.om t0,M k4iiutlag.-It is
custom among certain lriGes III Siberia,
that, whcu woman Is married, she must
epare the wedding dinaeg with her own
hands. TO this all the f,Ialises ana
lricuds both Of her family and mat Of The
groom, are invited. Ii lAe slands are
we'll cooked, her credit as 4 housewife IS
estal ,shcd. Rot II the dishes arc Ii ad.y
prepared she is dlsg@ced ia that calact-
" forever. T',e result Is tial a Siberian
wife is generally gooi housekeep>r,
whatever else she may be, aud thus is
comTe}rnt, beyond her sex generally,
for The practical duties oil life. Gtrls,
bear tAal ~ mud.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29

Electricity .8pplied IN The Cure Of DIS
ase.--Dr. Robert Rcnak, OF the Unlver-
sily of Berlin, Prussia, has lately ,nven-
ted and successfully applied, 1t Is SAID, a
new method Of Introducing constant gal
yanic currents into the nerves and mus
cles of patients, whereby cases of palsy
Of every kind, apoplexy, atrophy Of the
muscles and spinal marrow, some Of them
from ten TO TWEEN y years standing, have
been entirely cured within few minutes.
Within period of six weeks, out Of four
hundred patients that had lost the use Of
their limbs and muscles, upwards oil two
hundred have been entirely restored to
health, whilst the remainder were rapid
ly improving under the treatment.