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Aperson who was recently called''in court
for the purpose of proving the correctness OF
doctors bill. was asked by the lawyer
whether 1.-THE doctor did not make several
visits after the patient was out Of danger :"
mo" replied the witness, II considered
the patient an danger as long as the doctor
continued his visits
Lorenzo Dow once said to grasping av-
aricious farmer, that if he had the whole
world enclosed in a single field, he would not
be content without patch of ground on the
outside for potatoes
A COOP FoAsr.-At dinner given by the
military OF Richmond to the military OF New.
York, at the recent re-interring OF President
Monroe remains, the following toast was
drank:
Woman--The joy and torment Of mans
life-the Alpha and Omega of his existence
the handspring Of oil his actions-the ty-
rant from whom there 10 no appeal, whose
slightest caprice is law, whose subjects are
dawes, yet whose thEaldom We desire 70 last
6osovse.
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"My good friend" exclaimed an enraged
auther who had been lampooned in review
Il have strong reason to suspect that have
received this stab in the dark from that
rcscal NJ
Make your mind perfectly easy said hi.
friend 'M-is the last man to give YOU q
stab in the dark, first, because he always
held you in light estimation, and secondly
because | know him to be a fellow who
wou Id not stick at anything"
"Plain faced girls should dress plainly" "
remarked Miss Leslie Was there ever n
young lady who was willing to admit that she
had plain face 2
When will the Queen of England be q
'oldierf When she is granny, dear
man greatly in debt, on his death bed
said to his friends: 81 only wish TO live till
have paid my debts" His friends com
mended the motive Of his prayer and the
sick man in low tone proceeded, And if
Heaven would grant me this favor, know
my life would be very long indeed
A Coon Text, BUT NOT OF THE BrgLr-
That was a strikingly intelligent person who
called upon sign painter to have a SUNDAY
School procession banner painted and said
"Weer goin' to have tearin time with our
Fourth o July Sunday School celebration,
and our folks wants q banner"
well, naturally enough responded the
painter, you ought to have one. What will
you have painted on it?"
"Wal, din know; we ort to have text
o skripter painted onto it for a motto,
hadn't weY
Yes; that's very good idea; what shall
il beY
"Wel, thought this would be about Is
good - any, BE sure your right and then
60 aheadr
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some thing NEW f0r The People.
THE undersigned wishes to draw the attention OF tn

Something New for The People.
THE undersigned wishes to draw tile attention OF the
Peopl. Of this city and vicinity to New and Per.
feet system for cutting.
The Clothiers' Guide
Is spleniidy autographed chart III full and COM
plete Instruction. by the of which the
and those who garment cut, viii be enabled
70 learn, In hve mnues, cut dress fit any
size or person-or get up set of pat superior
any other Division system.
". AcreN, Of Philadelphia, the publisher Of the
Traitors is the inv. ntor and has secured the
Copy Right.
have the exclusive right for Des Moines County,
Iowa, TO sell these Guides-and will guaran.
give perfect satisfaction. Any person have the
privilege OF testing them before purchasing
eE OraeTs addressed through the Burlington p O..
will receive prompt att nton.
Persons wishing 10 examine the above Guide can call
upon Mr.. Nicely, one daur Of the Bank Of Cool
baugh Brooks, who is authorized TO receive orders.
c. IL. I. ST. CLAIR,
Authorized Agent, Des MONIES ,unty, Iowa.
1nfrngemrn.s upoh The above rights Will be prosecu-
ted to the full extent Of the Law.
mayl9-daWSm
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4. m. DAuuorr. .Pr,.eipa,

TeFms-Por unlimited course In pons
Mercantile Bookkeeping, renmanshp, ~
Examinations. Commercial Cerrsspoadenes
$500. 80
ine course Of Instruction 10 the most cenp 800
taught, and ID 20 completely reduced 70
meet every possibie contingency IL businsss "a :
PeM1NM sahlp-TAught In Inc is'~s
approved principles. ,vu, "
G01n nae Tc5A4 Law l.ccGuTcs-Mss1a1
BY MIR. y. Ben Darwin, one Of the Ahisst 49,
Darlington Bar. on subjects necessary Tor ss"s
man to be acquainted With. .~sfT
An Eoclamt nsipaomo-Undersa -
NoAss ODllogo Of annAyivania ,AMAgaeo - s<HTA|
Send Tor oireslay hy mall.
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r. EBNER, SMITH.
(succRssoR TO .. >. KsERsOLl
To All to Whom it NAV Concern.

A M the inventor of a new and useful Improvement
10 Smut Machines, which RICH: secured to me BY
lettt patent bearing date Goth Oct 1887 and there
certain parties manufacturing machines and using
my improvements. This 10 to notify all persons who
make use v:nd said improvements, that will hold
each and every person, who inirnges my rights,
sponsibe for all such nringements and will at their
expence establish the validity ofmy patent.
Now part OF what claim as my invention Is the
securing device, formed Of the beAter attached the
cylindrical screw, in combination with the securing
plate cylinder, formed Of series OF rings placed
the other. fun ther claim the adjustable
screens placed in the chamber, and arranged relatively
with the FAM whereby the CHEFS and lighter and inferior
grain may when OF sufficient value discharge from the
machine separately, and in clean state, or, when
worthless, above 10 the fan box be elected
therefrom with the finer and gi 70 eign substances
This s q part Of what Claim in the summary to my
patent The above notice will, hcpe be sufficient, that
none may Claim ignorance Of my right.
word to the wise is sufficient
March 20dNt JOHN A. WOODWARD
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10 Purchasers of Books, Paper an
Stationery


Large Stock Of Miscellaneous and otJ.e- eks
Eastern Hh0tesdie Prices
Ats.G Just received a very large stock .
4 1 school, Theological Poetical, Standard and Mis-
ceianeous Books purchased this Fall at tie Neo York
and iAttadeipata Jrtide .S.!ss, prepared to sell
at prices lower than before offered in this CITY,
Among my stock will be found the following valuable
Works:
Perrys Expedition to Japan, l vol. Calf, Antique.
Hugh Miilers W orks, 8 vols.
lrsings Life Of Washington, vols. IS g
Irvings Works Complete
Waveriy Novels q ~ vols
Coopers Complete WORKS "a
Bayard Tayler's Travels, 5
american Encyclopedia, Il Librarys
Dana's System OF Mineralogy, vol. cloth.
Addison's Works, wells. sheep.
Gold mitas " 4 vols.
Spectator, vols. calf, antique.
Johnson's Works, vols. sheep,
Hallam's Middle Ages
Prescott's Complete Works, IL vols Library
The Works Of Daniel Webster, vols. clota.
Bancrofts History Of the e. $. cloth and Sheep
Hildreth's clntb
Kane's arctic Expedition, vols
Ben Johnscn's Dramatic Works, VOL calf.
Beaumont l. Fletcher's +" sheen
Shakspeare's IS
Messenger l. Ford's Dramatic Works, -ol
Dickens Complete Works, . vols. sheep.
fielaing'S I've. :"
Smalet's
The Works Of Lord Bacon, 3 vols
The Modern British Essayists, vols. cloth.
Aiso complete ASSORTMENT Of Cap, Letter. Note and
Bill Paper, Envelopes, School and Ofies Stationery al.
ways on hand, al lowest prices, by
oct2o J. P. BROWN,
Barrett Houss Block. sd {.
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/ srrAn RxoAvAroa--The Cleveland Leaf

4 SfsAn RxoAvAroa-The Cleveland Leader
describes steam excavator nov being used 10
completing the embankment on the Cleveland
aud Erie Railroad At Girari. The editor says:e
We were much surprised 1t the great rapidity
with which the diss u excayAted and transfer
red 70 the smbankment, distance Of about
one-eighth Ut = mile. One locomotive and n
indefinite number Of cars are required to each
excavator. Temporary track are laid from the
embankment to the excavat0rs, with side
track aud switch near the latter, 90 that the
empty cars can be run up to the machine for
the load, when they are switched out 70 the
main track and instantly another car is run up
to the excavator, loaded, and sent whizzing
down the track TO the locomotive, and 80 on
indefinitely. The switching is done BY horses,
and the time required TO run up the car. load it,
aud send it down the main track does not ex-
coed twenty seconds, ana We saw them load
four cars per minute for several minutes. The
excavators are placed on temporary tracks or
blocks and are moved BY their own power. The
shovel of the excayator is 80 large that one
shovel full fills car. The depth TO which the
machines cut ia about twelve feet, and the sur
face already gone over about ten acres.
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Farmers, nave you seen ana tried the
Worlds Fair Prize Chnrn2

WOTlu FAIR FrlZ0 Chnrny
VI. Davis Adiussna le ChnFn a Eurter-
worker Com bincd-Patcmicd Feb. 2S,
| A r. our state Fair. held =, Muscatine. lowa Ia,
IA October, 1s56,N this Churn alone had Premium
AwArdeait although there eight ten other Churn,
On exhibition and Indeed II always tai the rst
MUM wherever introduced. The advantage or his
Churn over all others AS follows:
ist II will produce butter in short time a. anv
other Churn. @"s
"a. win gather the butter after II Is produ eJ
3D. IL will work the butter into roll and expei IL.
ouHefmk therefrom completely, without the hand lade
= ~. ~ vhi sail the butter before taking Ii from
9th. II can he operated by child with perf Il 80.
ana - easily cieansed ~ any other Churn
Apfactcai operation will convince any peryon az ths
truth Of these statements. e's1s
Below are afew ofthe names ofpracticS. butter ma
GERS who have subscribed TO the following &c tncat
Va. we are now using the above Chutn and i utter
Maker eharns with ease ard facility and a, SO gather.
anu salts The butter IN perfect manner befnr.
s.ns Hon, the Churn, and We chserfuy recommend
~ ~ Inc best Ghurn have ever seen,
isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Ahner Comstoek
James Woodside, James Hillery, Robert Brown. j n
gregg, Hamilton Brown, James Dickson. u y Rrocl.
samuel Foster, Alexander Fleming, Je emiah - NJ
Inempson, D Bates, John Wild, Samuel Moore ~.
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson
me subscriber has purchased the right Ia manpf.e
ure Anc cell The above named churn Id Oea Monrs ma
henry counties, Iowa, and Henderson and Warren
Illinois, and is now prepared to furnish iii
VINO VIII IAvor him with their patronave
. These Churns also for aAe a 4 K,mA.il,a |
NJ :, A.l'n Robinson Co.a. aud q Laumsn's, M
ssnoReorner ofvailey and Eighth streets.
iso So-wn y GRIPPE.
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1867.
Important to Millers!
NEW SHUT MACHINE

y Il.
AZ 4 take this method of informing Mlers generally
w that We are now manufacturing and will keen
constantly on hand Woodward's Combined Shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider the best now In
use, and We hazard nothing In saying every Miller WHO
has yet used it will bear in this assertion. 1t is
compact and durable, moves with less power than
machines and does all the work heretofore performed by
three machines viz: the Screen, Separator aud Smut
ter, to say nothing of the Tanning Mill which has usual
y to be used in cleaning dust from o1al.
As to the mode of operation, in the first place sepa
rates the Sticks throws smut balls and part OF the
oats from the grain before securing. While in the
proc IS OF securing the ranis brought In contact with
str ing blast of air, which carries of dust fast
made. 1t then passes into larger Separator where
Is cleared of chess, imperfect grains, cats, &c. and is
then ready for grinding. The dust is all only
cleared from the grain but IRON. the chess, and
ofa, and blown clear Of the mill. Another very
great advantage is that it be the same floor
with the barrs where else in the mill NAV be
desired, MS il makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows at Is utterly impossible ta con
syuct mill that viii make good f0ar OF dirty grain
unless the dart be first removed. No better machine has
yetbeen Invented for this purpose than oodw ards
Shutter and Separator. and IL is believed none as we'll
adapte' Western Grain. They are now in use and
bes twoof the Mills in this ctv Sunderlan nd
Bros, and keiser l. Co.'s
oct 2s-dwtf WOODWARD, KEIsER 1 sHERRILL,
Burlington, Iowa.
Polk CRY, March ID, 1858.
Dear SIR Your Shutter that have had in
use for about eighteen months is the perfect ma.
chine OF the kind now in us. machine that
purchased In Chcig for a short time after started
mo nths than the whole cost OF the machine that got
from you. Your machine has not anything for
repairs, and rs now, after eighteen months service
doing Its work in the perfect manner Please
cept my thanks for vors and best wishes for your
success. Yours respectfully
aall3d4w GEORGE REEBE
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NEM SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FAC
AWhe ~ ~. Pleasant Street, opposite the Clf
ank koaA Depot, adjoining the OH Miil, Burlington
s so.s; Ahccwmon work constantly on hand, and OF.
3sIs. oy mAicr otherwise promptly Aitend@dto
y nov: 1o.u. uRlf LOPER.
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ENVELOPES for ehe Mtoei0n -so~Aoc
- Dug, Cream LAID. white and Blue Move In,
vslcpess an sses and styles. This day received ~
lef sals, Wholesals,by J.P. brown,
ooet1O 0Ar1et Heuee Dlock "A a
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APKlNG BEOS-A new patent, which / I'll
~ put up on trial OF week aud II not liked yin H.
one Wishing 70 Try them do BY calling 81 N s,or
aepti6bp H. q NANNY
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Great Bargains in Books, Paper and
Stationery
HAVE just received large and well selected stock
4 OF wiring, Letter and Note Paper, Envelopes,
school and Office Stationery Of every description,
which offer to sell such lew figures cannot fall to
gvs entire satisfaction Among my list OF papers will
be found the following celebrated brands:
X Mt Mills, Windsor Mills, Louion.
Union . Surry.
Oid Berkshir Mills. De La Rue Co., g
Hoiyoke Rhode Il Sons
Aiidaesex = Moinier Co.. Paris.
Westminster . Owen 4 Hurbart.
Avondaie Carew Manufacturing Co.
souihWorth, Mar Co. Nurand Go.
Plain Il Smith.
Irving Mills, South Ice, Mass. etc., etc., etc.
Also large assortment OF School, The logical Pc
'~a and other books for sale at a slight advance al
g.
Country dealers, Pedlers and others will nd IL gre at.
" TO their advantage to call and examine my stock be-
for purchasing elsewhere, am determined to sell
lower tha. the lowest. j. p BROWN
octl3 Barrett House Building Third str.,,
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Ana great variety OF articles usually kept In Ars,
cihss arehouse, which too numerous TO rnention
mahogany and Black W alnut Looking dssses from n
cents u o. -
Gilt Frame Looking Glas,es FROM u % TO $50 90.
Mattresses ~ 10 70 $50 o..
Brass Clocks, with Iron frAmes from ~ no In "A "A
AhbrrAi disconnt made to country deaers. [septehp
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what asked Margarita of Cecilia, ''what,
dearest do you think is really the food Of Gu
pid 2 Cecilia answered, .'Arrowroot"
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-~ovr - = - AaaSAo 0A0 C0AC4o.
NOUR attention 10 respectfully solicited TO the
i present extensive and complete stock Of Farm.
ing Implements and Utensils In store, which
enables the proprstors of the bur
and Seed Warehouse to offer unrva allied induce ments TO
the trade and purchasers generally.
Large invoices OF Hay ne and Harvesting Tools. con.
ssting of
SCY7HE SNATHES, CRADLES WOOD AYD
IRON BRACE AND GRAPE VINE PAT.
TERMS IA FORKS, % & 8tined, j SCT1KE
STONES d RIFLES, HAND d REvOL.
WING HAY FORKX So, etc..
have just been received TO which daily additions are b.
Ing made by fresh arrivals
Purchasing drect froai the facturers these ar
tccs OBJ aimed the lowe possible prices cuabllns
~ 70 sell lower than any other house In Burlington
d fall assortment OF Wood and Willow Ware Car.
oage, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, &C., conssnntiv \.
hand. KklTH, ROBINSON q 90.
june l3-1dt-wu Water Street, near yeGerpss. &4
DuFllngten, Iowa.
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8 FARTHER WANTED
"IIIl on. THOUSAND sSGLLARS
W Capital and we'll ~ commended, to engage in
Permanent lucrative and profitable business, al.
ready established. The profits daily credit sales
now amounting to over fifty dollars day. For full
particulars address, with references,
mar26-dwtf A. COYLE,
Box 400. Mt. Pleasant Iowa
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RAIL II DAD.
an and amer "Wednesday, March 10sh, 1859. trains
VIA This route Will follows. leaving East Bss.
lngtoD " O 30 Q trains:
III Passenger - s.ss a. n. for Peoria, Chicago,
Cucinnati Alton ard It, Louis. via aaiSsburg kno1-
yl,ie kIwood and PEORIA 70 Chicago ~ viA DlOcm-
inrton gprngA ID Decatur, cite. Pana, 8andovA
Terre Haute and indianapolis, for CINCINNATI and D.
Louis.
ID Passenger at 545 r. NJ for Peoria, Chicago, Gin
ci1nst Alton and Sc Louis, making close connection -
above.
Passengers via This route win change cars . Gales
burg.
Baggage win be checked through from Burlington 20
not TO need recheckinE IT GaesburE but mast PC -
tended to and properly checked on the Ferry Beat
The trains Of the b. q NJ r.. II. r. make direct con.
ncctioas with the trains via this route This route
saving Oh tIFTYONE MILES Of travel over any other
20 Southern points.
80 Through tickets to all the above points and 20 Oh
Eastern Cities may be obtained the Ticket Once OF
the O. D. d Q. X. r., corner Of Jefferson and Water
Streets. X. y. HOSToRD,
Passenger Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
r. b. ROBERTS, eupt., Peoria, H.
U. II. KELLOGG, Genr Ticket Ag't, Peoria, III.
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New Bonks-Jnst Renaivoa

WtW BOOKS uSC Received.
NJ 0RrH-MEsTtRN COAST, Or, three years resi-.
: denee 10 Washington Territory-hy James G.
. VIRGINIA ILLUSTRATED. Containing i yis, 10 the
srglnian Canaan and ths Adventures Of Port Crsyop
Crayon.
THE BATTLE-rIELDs OF the REyoLurfON-Rv
Thomas Khoads. =
THE BANKERS MANUAL. A Manual for the uss
OF Nofaries Public and Bankers-Ly Bernard Rocker
OF the New York Bar Revised and enlarged by l.
Smith Romans, Editor Of the Bankers NJ gazne, &c
The above Tor sale BY J. p. BROWN,
nova Barrel HnnSe Rnck ~
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CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
TIME Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage Of
Eaciusics Telegraph Line used entirely for the
movement Of all trains, thereby avoiding possibility
collisions or delays, so annoying on other routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
ST. u IN. EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
7:45 a. m. CINCINNATI ExFaKss-Making direct
connections to Lafayette, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, New
Albany Louisville Dayton Columbus GAINESVILLE, Wheel-
ing, Pttsburg Baltimore. Philadelphia and Washington.
7:45 a. IA. TEIEcRAPH EXPRESS Arriving at Mag.
ara Falls or Buffalo next morning, New York NJ,
Philadelphia, via Emira, at 10 NJ, ESston IL at
eight Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
Z. X. for Buffalo and all points est.
500 y. in. AFTERNOON ExPsEsS-Arrives in New
York at A. NJ second day, Boston at NJ, and at
Philadelphia 1890 second morning.
$3.50 p. II aGHf DEMONSTRATING at Niaga-
ra Falls or Buffalo ne~t evening, New York, r. NJ,
and Boston 4P. NJ next day. Connects Paris with
Buffalo and Lake Huron r. r. for Buffalo and all points
East Connects at Michcsn City except Saturday
with New Albany Salem r. Road for New Albany,
indianapolis, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, GAINESVILLE
Beieiontaine Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington, Pitts
burgh, and Philadelphia.
sE The Truirys on tie Caicago Burlin0tor d Outn.
1y, Galend d Chicago Union, Illinois Central and
hiehtyan ceatrot railroads run into tie Depot
at Gicdgo, sdoing tie epeaseso passengers Of hack
hire ana trGafer u Rag0age.
ihe .. 8 a. ana, 1900 p. m. and 8 80 Penn
GRAND TRUNK RAIL WAYi
To kingston Ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec, and all
points in Canada East, Northern Vermont, New Hamp-
SHIRE ana Maine.
1t Is well known BY the travelling public that this Road
has competitor of equal facilities from Chicago
Niagara Falls, New York, Boston, Ogdensburgh, Mon
treal, &C., &c.
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night is
over this route. $50 p. NJ. One Train Sunday at $50
p. NJ. No 800 p. NJ Saturday.
Baggage checked through to Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
New York, Boston, ElInira and Philadelphia
taB Passengers arriving al Chicago by any Of the
Railroads, will find competent Agents the cars and
baggage masters al the depots receive checks and
convey their baggage to the Michigan Central Depot free
OF charge
THR0 Ugh TICKETS GOOD FOR NINETY DA YSl
Allowing holders to remain and resume their
seats be bought at the different Offices in the West
also at the Passenger Depot foot Of Lake Street and at
the General Ticket Office, Corner of Lake and Dearborn
Streets, Chicago, opposite tbe fremont House.
II. J. sPAULDING,
Nav |. 1881. General Pass. Agent.
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Dallev'g Marinal Poin Ev4raoeo

Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.
l All diseases inflammation more or less predpmi-
nates-now to alay inflammation strikes al the
root OF dtsease-helce immediate eur
DALLkf'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION.
dna honing else, win allay Inflammation at once and
make a ccriain cure. -
DALLElS MAGICAL PiEE EXTRACTOR
wiz cure Inc following among great catalogue Of dis
eases. harns ,scaids, CUTS chaes, nipples corps
nanions bruises strains, bites poison chblans biies
scroa a. sores fe0ns, ache, Piles sore
eyes, govt, sweings, rheumatism, scaid head, salt
Iheunl, badness, eryspeas, riagvorm, BARRIERS itch
snlaii pox, measles. rash, etc, etc.
10 some u may appear ncredulous that many dis
eases should be reachodhy cle such an iea viii
walsh when reflection points the fact that the salye
Is combination OF Ingredients each and every one an
plying perfect antisiote to its apposte disorder
DdLLElS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In It's effects magical because the time il so short he
tween disease and permanent cure; and 1t Is an e.
tractor as II draws disease Of the AFFECTED mart
leaving nature as perfect before the injury II Is
scarcely necessary 70 that house, work shop or
manuiacfory should be one moment without It,
No pein extractor is genuine unless the box hasupon
steel plate engraving, VITA the anne of Henry bal
y, Manufacturer.
For sale by all the Druggists and patent r,eJcin,
eaiersthrouRhoutthe United states and CanAdas
Principal Depot, IDS Chambers St, New York
scptS-Wiy G. n. NAACE.
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RAILROA LINE.
I0 = q

New Stage Route From Pacific.
7A- -.rminSs of ne Burlington and Ntssowrt Rirsr
Rdiir0dd.
TO OCE0LA, CLARK CO., tUWA-TRI-WEEKLY.
DASsENGERS going East, leave Pacific City, Mon.
i days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at = A. H., and
arrive 81 Oceoa Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays,
At 8 r. NJ, and there connect with the WESTERN
STAGE COMPAEY'S lines 10 all points East, making
the trip to Burlinaton In four days.
Pas engers going West, leave Oceola Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, al 4 A. NJ, and arrive Al
Pacific City, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, Al
P. NJ, connecting there with coaches and hacks to
Council Bluas Sioux City, Iowa, Omaha, Florence,
Bellevue, Piattsmouth and Nebraska City, Nebraska
Territory and st. Josephs Missouri being the shortest
cheapest and best route TO ell points In Western lows
Nebraska aud Kansas.
Fast Stock, accommodating Drivers, and good fare
along The line.
Wrist class Hotels At either end Of the route.
J. SHINN, General Agent.
Pacific City, Jan. edwin