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S &c ON D-H A N D
FL NIT III r. T.
PATENTED OCT. 90, 1857.

important 10 hlu5TS.
wee DIN AEskb7s II AT .fas'E MACHINE
AsS SEPARATOR GDHA.zs
AZ take this method Of II orring Iicrs generally
w that we mar afaetuTing and will keep
constantly hand Soodwara's Combined Shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider the best now IN
and we hazard nothing in saying every Miller who
has yet used II will bear in this assertion. II 10
and durable moves With less power than most
machines and does ali the heretofore performed by
three machines viz: the Screen, Separator aud Smu.
ter, to say moth, Of the Tanning Mill which has usual
y to be used in cleaning dust from ofal.
As to the mode of OPERATION in the first place 1t
the sticks throws smut balls and part of the
oats from the grain before securing. While in the
of securing the grain brought In contact with
strng blast Of air, which carries OF dust as fast as
made. Ii then passes into arger separator where IL
is cleared of chess imperfect grans oats, &C.. and Is
then ready for grinding The dust ID all not only
cleared from the grain, but from the chess oats and
ofal, and blown clear out oil the mill. Another very
great advantage is that it be set the floor
with the burrs any where In the mill that may be
desired. as it makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows thatits utterly impossible to
mill that will make good -four out OF dirty grain,
unless the dirt be first removed No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than Woodwards
Shutter aud Separator and is believed none well
adapte' Western Grain. They are now in use and
ian be Ell xoof the Mills ia this city, Sunde rand
L Bros., and keiser Co.'s.
orders promptly attended to.
oct 2S-dwtf WOODWARD, KEIsER & SHERRILL,
Darlington, Iowa.
Poi x CRY, March I'd, 1888.
Mr.. il WOODWARD:
Dear Sir:.-Your Shutter that / have had in
for about eighteen months Is the most perfect
chine of the Kind now In ! used n machine that
purchased In Chicago for short time started,
and it cost me more for repairs aud delays in few
months than the whole of the machine that
from you. Your machine has not cost anything for
repairs, and is now, after eighteen months service
doing work in the most perfect manner. Please
cep my thanks for past asor and best wishes for
narisdAw GEORGE BEEgs
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No ungevernable passion ct sudden discovery
Of his wife's disgrAce-nO stddea impu!se-no
mental agony at the ruin OF bis dome stic hap
piness ipTtigated him to the horrible deed. ne
could endure his own wrongs in siicnce. know
iag that ary alternative woHd be trn-iold more
ruinous to him, besides dragging inhocsat par-
ties lsto the penalty. But II II is known - So
cicty. then there il but one course Tor him 70
pursue. Society wtili regard him - d,shonosed,
unless he commits dreadful crime A friend
propounces fnal judgment IN The matter
..thlfe ii but one course left for on, as y rnan
of honor and he deliberately artas himself
aud goes out 10 satisfy tie demsr II society,
by shooting down i defeneeless man those d.
Ing look will never lave him.
He has biazoned his wife's dtsAonor Ito the
ends Of the earth, published the Disgrace "
her relatives, fastened stigma 10 his daughter
that will stick to her for life, and descend to her
children; inflicted the chief penalty for the
crime OF father on his helpless children;
plunged numerous family connections and friends
in deep distress; stained his own soul with
murder that will haunt him 20 the grave; Killed
. helpless victim, no more guilty than be had
been, all to satisfy the demands Of society; and
society, rank with corruption within, parades
it's justification Of murder as the very apotheosis
Of murder.
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mo Great Hand for Angels

Last Monday an old lady entered we'll
known book store, and inquired for Urea
ties of Angels" She made the inquiry of a
boy, and was told they hadn't got no such
book. This remark caught the ear OF the
principal salesman and as he always sells
something to everybody who enters the
store, he stepped forward and addressed the
old lady.
"We're just out of the book you're in
search of, ma am, but we've got Fox s Book
Of Martyrs, crammed full of pictures
splendid book for present"
LA sakes do tell + acclaimed the custo-
mer, examining the book "why here's u
picter of a chap drunken pizen, and here's a
lot of men sawin' poor feller's head
off +
THAT gentleman there ma am explained
the salesman. calculating the picture, lis
taking melted lead sangaree; and the
other individual is about to be perforated in
the intestines with patient manure fork
guess you' d like it better than work or
angels"
well now, that ere is better book,
guess, than anything else. What mought the
price gift be 2
Twenty shillings, maam, very CHEAP
book that
"WeIl, dew it up, My darter's just go
married, and calkerlate to make her pres
ent. She wanted something about angels
but ! never was no great hand for angels, nj
how"
The lady handed out four parcels eacl
containing fifty coppers, and completed thu
amont by adding three battered shilling
| and dubious lookIn. sixpence the Who'll,
savoring powerfully OF maccahoy snuff
The sale completed and the customer gon'
the principal called up the boy.
sonny said he, ''see here, when you r,
asked fer a thing which you haven't got al
ways show the nearest article ike it yot
| have"
The urchin looked reflective, and wat
| about to ask the resemblance between
| Lives Of the Angels and "Fox's Book o
| Martyrs but he didn't
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A Remarkable Ceremony.

The rite of Masonic baptism was perform
ed at New Orleans q few days ago by Foyer
Lodge +. A. NJ.
1.-The Hall was arranged after the fashion
OF lodge room, there being a large canopy
at the head for the Worshipful Master; cam
opies at the sides for the other officers q
band of music and chorus of singers on Il
stage at the foot of the hall, tables with cam
delabras, and the emblems of the order,
disposed as in lodge rooms; and in front Of
the stage, at the head "a large baptismal alter,
with steps ascending on all sides, and IN
closed by railing On the alter was q
stand bearing an open Bible, and at its sides
large urn and large censor, with which
to administer baptism by water and fire
The different lodges entered one at a time,
! music being given in the intervals, and ranged
| themselves around the alter and on the stage
| to the right and left of the Worshipful Mas
| ter's throne. When all was arranged pre-
paratory to the ceremony, the aspect of the
hall was perfectly gorgeous. The Worshipful
Master Of Foyer Maconniaue, Joseph SAINT
nj, addressed the assembly in French and
English explaining the nature and objects Of
masonry, and the nature of the ceremony
about to be performed After that, sixteen
youngest an infant, all clad in white and
wearing red scarfs, were escorted upon the
| alter, attended by their parents and god
fathers and godmothers, who took seats
around, inside the railing An invocation
chorus from Mozart's mysteries OF Isis, .
was sung by the choir. The Rev G s.
Hodges, Grand Chaplain of the NJ. w. Grand
Lodge, offered prayer, the multitude stand
l A Aln. u.
the poetry composed for the occasion by Lc-
| ton Cenonge, and set to an air of Rossini.
| Luton is title given to "A child or protege
ofthe Masonic order, After that came the
baptism. The ceremony was performed by
up, and their left haais dipped into the water
Of the urn, feeling explanatory address be.
ing made to them at the time. The censor Of
| flame was then swung over them and hav-
ing received publication by water and by
| fire, the solemn part of the ceremony was en-
ded. The W. NJ. next hung on the
neck of each child blue ribbon and medal,
kissing them, and making remarks adapted
to their comprehension. We regret that
the lateness Of the hour should forbid our
giving more particular repor. Of this i'm
pressiye spectacle, which was witnessed
with SO much interest and manifest feeling
by the thousands Of people present. The
remainder Of the ceremony consisted OF a
presentation Of rings to the mothers of the
children, and white gloves to their godmoth.
ers; recitation Of poetry in English and
French by Luton Ed Feerenbach an adj
dress BY the w. N. to the godiathers con-
firmation of the Lutons and music by the
orchestra and choir. After that, the god
mothers Of the children and the masters of
the ceremony raised collection for the ben.
efit OF the Masonic Widows aud orphans !;
and the last thing in the programme was the
Grafton Of the day, delivered by Mr.. J. NJ.
Hernandez"
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WILLIAM LAR1MgR.

DRowSED.-We regret to announce that the
person unfortunately drowned at the mouth of
the stream Ave miles below this city, and swept
into the Missouri river, early last week. proved
to have been Mr.. William II. Parks, of Omaha
City. brother OF our fellow tosnsman, George
Parks. He was returning from Nebraska City
on horseback when the sad accident occurred
HIS body has not yet been recovered, and his
friends will literally reward any person who
will find it and give them notice ~ this place.
His height was about feet 10 inches, of me
dunn size. light complexion, light hair and
whiskers, and had on a light colored oyercoat-
other clothes not remembered. As the horse
was also lost, it is thought he might have elung
to the bride reins and both may be found to-
gethes.-Councu Blu6s Bugle.
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AlMbrOtypes enclosed ina Neat Case
Hnr IN E.nfS

AmbrOtypes enclosed il Neat Cases
for 80 Cents.
At the Ambrotype and Photograph Gallery formerly
occupied by A. @. Gage, over Criswel Il Eilloas-'s
Store, Jefferson street, between Sd and 4sh
TIME SUBSCRIBER offers to the city Of Burlington
l. and vieiaty rare opportunity fer short time
to procure pictures Of the finest quality aud latest
proved les at half the usual prices Pictures
neatly inserted in Cases, Pins Rings ae , ut so cents
Come one and all and examine specimens.
febS-3nw L. d. CAMPBELL, Artist.
NEW SASH, DOOR AND fgssESD FAC.
IN TOBY. Mt. Pleasant Street, opposite the Old
Plank Road Depot adjoining the OIL MIL, Burlington
lows. Alicommon work constantly on hand, and Or
deTs, BY mail or otherwise, promptly attendedto
nov. 2S.w. URIAH Lopez.
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Legal Notice

Estate of IhOs. GUssIess HeGcaAcSl.
To Mrs. CuTTLES, mother and heir NJ law VI Thomas
Onttles, deceased, and 10 any unknown heirs.
You, and each OF you hereby notified that the
- undersigned viii present petition " the County
Court Of nss Moines County, Iowa, sitting Court IL
Probate on Monday the 4th day Of April next ASKING
for License 70 sell the Real Estate, being Lot No.
paying he debts proven np against sad n,tas ~
personal property having been exhausted. IL .
VIM GARREfT
mAy7.dltW<e
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To All TO Whom il MAY Concern.

I AM the inventor of n new and useful improvement
in smut Machines, which right was secured TO by
letters patent, bearing date 2uh Oct fS37 and theI
are certain pasies manufacturing machines ard lsng
my improvements. This ID notify all persons who
make or ysad said improvements, that will hold
each and every person, who inirlnges MY rights re.
sponsibe for all such arrangements, and will their
expence establish the validity OF my patent
Now a pari OF what claim az my invocation ia the
securing device, formed Of the heater attached TO the
cylindrical screw, in combination with tile scourin,
plate anu cylinder formed Of series 90 rings placed
one ever tie other. tiher clam tie Adjustable
screens placed m the chandler and arranged relatively
WIN the Ian whereby the ehess and Lighter and inferior
grain may, when o sufficient value dtscta rse from the
machine separately, aud In state, or. whe a
Worthless allowed 10 pass into the IL box be elected
tereiom with the finer ard lighter fo tgn substances
This Is part OF what claim in the seminary 10 my
patent The above notice wilt hope, DO sufficient, that
none may elaim ignorance " NY right.
word to the wise Is sufficient.
Msrch vH Avs JOHN A. WOODWARD
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Burlington House Factory.

Burlington House Factory.
THE Undersigned would TO his friends and pat
j that he has succeeded In p.ffecting his ar
rangements to do by machinery Ill the work on
Houses usually done ny hand except fit, ng and mailing.
He has on hand large supply of
Building Materials. Builders Iards
ware, Chain Pumps &c.
Cottages and District School houses aiit at any
sonabe distance from the city, OIL The line of Rail-
road East or West.
and il you would have II completed ready for occupancy
place, thus saving time and trouble aud have 1t
built short notice dating efas send in
your bill TO the Burlington House Factory.
Ali kinds Of House Work, such Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Door and Window Frames, Cosnice Mouidngs, band
Mondings, &c, constantly on hand.
Persons at distance wishing to know the cost of
Buildings, anything in the building line. have
their attended to by paying postage and address
ing +" Burlington House Factory" or the proprietor.
Iaayibply b. JOY.
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METAL WAREHOUSE,

RAIL RIO AID!
NOW OPEN T0 FAIKFYELD.
Is miles further West than any other
Railroad in Iowa!
Shortest, Quickest and Best Route
To Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadelpha and
Baltimore; keokuk, st Louis and Cincinnati, and
Canada.
:, On and after August 25th
TWO DAILY TRAINS
Fairfield for BurliHgtor-4 O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock p. M.-sundays excepted; making close con-
nectons with the Trains of the
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON IL QUINCY
PEORIA i COZ 4tsESi RAILROADS.,
For Chicago, New York Boston and all points East;
at Gaiesburg, with the Northern Cross Railroad for
Quincy nj Mendoza, It'll the Hin Central Railroad
for Galena and Dunleith and st Louis and Cairo; at
Burlington with the fast sailing steamer Keokuk, for
Keokuk and st Louis.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers from the Interior OF Iowa and Northern
Missouri, will 25 miles ging and money! by
buying their Tickets via Western Stage Company to
Fairfield where they buy Through Tickets to all
points East and South via Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad.
Passengers for Keokuk can leave Fairfield By this
route at o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p NJ, and ar
rive at keahuk at p NJ and Il so p. NJ respective
y, and save tsotnty fpe males staging and edladbls
time
Baggage Checked Through from Fairfield,
No Charge for Hdndling
TO SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK.
Stock Trains will run regularly, leaving Fairfield
daily, Sundays excepted. These Trains will have all
the rights OF Passenger Trains, thus nsurng despatch
and consequently avoiding all those vexatioGs delays
that are occurring on other routes.
Through Contracts giren 10 Chicago Nesc York.
JOHN q. READ,
scptl4-wly Vice President and Sup't
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from
The worst Scr0flla down to a conn
pIrry Ia


HI has tried 1t In over eleven hundred eassF
never failed except in two cases. both thErfer ha
He has now In his possession over one hEaafye III
tfcates Of it, value, all within twenty les gaH
Two bottles are warranted TO cure q raryiag "
mouth.
One TO three bottles will tie worst lind Of
pies on the face.
Two or three bottles vii clear tie system oftls
Two bottl's are Warranted 70 eafe tie EOrst eaas
in mouth or stomach.
Three TO five bottles warranted to cure tie vi
kind Of Erysipeias.
One to two bottles arc warranted 10 cure all -
in the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running If I
ears and blotches among the hair.
-Four TO six bottles ate warranted TO cure cCrgtE<
running ulcers.
One bottle viii cure scaly erupticas 1ftha ar.
Two or three bottles are warranted 10 cure the "
kind Of ringworrn.
Two or three bottles are warranted to rurt Ii. ~
desperate rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cur. 4
rheum
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case d y
fula. !
A benefit Is always experienced fro- The first Be-
and perfect cure is warranted when The above 9aa
tv Is taken.
aoxsrxT, NJ
DEAR MlpAN:-The reputation Of the MtafA \
covery, in curing all Kind Of hunors, il - vel Al
lished, by the III amin Gus Voice ef all vic haEsrM
used It, that need not say anything en- the sEhs-
vists In the eanutry - nnsrf,,nns in 5,s rr,ts.
In nresrntiny he pegicsI rl8sroveyv ~ 80
do il with mil knovIaasy Of h. rIs,t5ys ~.
relieving ALI and rnring rgrs. ~ th,.p dsr.s.s /. =
vop are unfortnna,erv 81 Wetta Ttaf rsns, yr--l =
ting disease to an arsctiopate mother. :
xFSRN. S.rFs~ -s.Erm
i. cnrss ~ - ~ III. -. - q Y
II itsnatnr Al svscs,t4s s,d your hate I'm 80
fratf,i ra,s ~ cstr, "a W. I'm, by.. IA NJ ~
cal discovery becomes fountain Of blessings 10
husband and household. IL
CaNEEw
extanss N The s,ona,rh .-nsi-v
nvNDarNr,
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O. ri. HARRIS,

Auction and Commission Merchant
Dry Goods. Clothing. Notions. &c,
63 MAIN STREET,
kHrlin. tDEs. IOWA.
WILL attend to the sale Of Land, shandise,
w Household Goods, Horses, Cattle, &C., In any
part of the city.
Liberal advances, and prompt returns made con-
signments.
REFERESCES.
Bridge, Shepard Waterman, Is Dey ST., N. Y.
Jas. Il. Chadwick Co., st. Louis, Missouri.
Hedges, Free d Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rounds Langdon, l55 Randolph Ct, Chicago, ILL.,
GooIbaugh Brooks, Bankers, Buriil gton, Iowa.
Lauman, Hedge Co., I" :. !"
J. l.. Cerse son, ="
9 hDtf
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TcruAs-Ror unlimited course ..hlp, essy
Mercantile Book Keeping, Psnmasrasnsst ~
Computations, Commercial Corfs's ~
$3.50. -. mast ccBP y. 4
The course OF Instruction y w "a % psssas
Taught, and " 20 completely fena As hasspssA IN
"i Pes,sa.a =. nip~Taasht IN the Lave =
approved principles. ..Yrs-Wnhs.a
Gunaanc rc int Law lew Ma saeassaas ~
by M. d, ben nars one u ths ~ sssiya'
B1glnston Rar. on subjects neesss4ss IsI
mAn to be acquainted VIII. trpaef tbe 4 -
mate COLLEGE Of Pennsy lvaniA, AVA -
send for CircnlAF hy mall.
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Mr.. Charles Sampson Of the well-known pub
fishing house Of Phillips, Sampson / Co. OF
Boston, died at bis residence in BrOokne, on
Thursday. He was about 20 years Of age.
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1858 FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1858
Is % is -. 80: 60

Via vi ichigam Central and Great West
ern Canada ksnilWay-)
TRAINS LEAVE THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT
i foot of Lake street, Chicago.
6:45 M.Nes York Express, daily Sundays except.
ed arrive at Detroit 53e p M; Niagara Falls or Buff
faio, $3.50 .. m; Albany $50 p m; New Yo 1910
p. m; Philadelphia, via Elmra, 1i.V0 n. IN.
GAS A. M.-CineinBati Express, (SuEdays exceptsd,
arrives at Cincinnati at 9.Se y. m.
TAO A. M.-pet-oit Accommodation, daily tSundays
excepted,1 arrives at Detroit At lt:35 D. m.
500 p. M-New York and Boston Express EXCEPT Sa.
tnrday) arases at Detroit sa5 m; Niagara Falls
or Ruffalo 900 p. M. Albany 1000 a nj New York,
4:3o p. IN, Bost n, HAS p. IN.
500 7. M.-Cincnnati and Louisville Express. texcept
Saturday. arrives at Cincinnati 1880 m Louisville
At 4oo p.
Only one tfain on Sunday at SEQ p. N.
All trains connect Paris with the Buffalo and Lake
Huron Railway, for Buffalo and all points east; Tor
onto with Grad TFunk Railway, 20 Kingston, Ogdens-
burg, Montreal Quebec, and all points in East,
Northern Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.
eAS Baggage checked through.
Through tickets Tor sale at tbs principal Railroad
Offices the West, and at the general flee, corner
Lake aid Dearborn streets, opposite the fremont
House, Chicago, aud at the Depot feet Of Lake street
X. n. RICE, Superintendent.
II. }. sfAuLpiSG, Gen. Pass. agent febtG
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IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF IOWA:
To the Peoria and % ua LA sE.ailr0ad
Fl nm

NUBIuPVWye
NoU hereby notified that there Is en- file In The
i Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court " Des
Mon-s County and State Of Iowa, Petition Of Charles
twenty dollars with interest and costs and thar
the original Notice IN this returned Iy The
Sheriff Of said County TO the said Court In
road Company ID not 10 be found In my baiwekn and
was thereupon ordered BY said Court thst Notice
me tendency 81 said suit be given you ~ publication.
ton on before the morning Of the second day Of the
next Term Of said District Court be holden In Bur.
nngton on the third Monday Of April, 1859 Judgment
viii be rendered sgainst you thereon.
ID. CROCKER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Publish in Weekly Hawk-Eye 4 weeks.
A. J. MESSENGER. Clerk.
MARI BY w. w. Woops, Dep.
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Gifts! Gifts! Gift
SPLENDID GIFTS


Al lis Randolph St., chicago
i A. COLBY co. would inform ther -
81 the public, that their Gin Book store
nentiy established In Odd Fellows BHtdiBf -
CLARK and Dearborn streets, where US plsSes'
each book, VI the regular retail! price, WI ~ Nv.
Of the following gifts, valued ~ trcE VI y -.
person sending for Books, ard not sstsasa -
Gins. can have the privilege n selecting 10 y
VI - book making two tee shAttaz hasAs III N
each. Persons G. state n their orders Y. M N,
with each book does not suit, Nbat extra eoeh ~
select in place o. Eitt. That = better tfsa -
GIFT book sais oilars ID H. ErRtd s.stes. y !.
To New York, Boston Fhhadtlphis, yoaF ~ ,
ued at from - cents to sitv. Furthermore, Z |.
cost nearly double the AMI ant az ytEr paFfDa's :
press charges.
One Of The Gifts the follow NJ schedule are w
ed to each purchaser al the t4las 81 sAitt -, n
/ SO Pat. Eng lever Gold Watches sNs'a - y. =
$50 Patent Anchor IN do
| 40 Ladies cold Watches, Il earAi case, = !
/ go silver Watches, gooa time seepcss, Il.
300 Gold Chains, -
49, Gold bracelets, IL
1 500 Gold Th.nhles, la
1900 Jet or fiarsntsne Drops, IA
1900 Je; or Forentne Pins, ~
1 5000 Cameo and Mosaic Sets, sa
4 S0u0 Cameo Pins, NJ
stA0 Painted Portrait Pins, ~
5000 Sets Cameo Drops. IN
1 $500 Gold Iorkets, an
y
4 7oo0 Gold Ear Drops. .a
65o0 Gold Pen and Ebony Holder, IN
I TGpt do DO do ~
i 1000o S~tts Gents Sleeve futtens, IN
/ 5000 Sets Cameo Sleeve Buttons, ss
I Loco Setts ladies' Sleeve Buttons, ssl
/ l0sae Setts Gold Shirt studs, I'M
\ leIU1 Sets Coll SHIRT studs, VI
/ s10u Setts Cameo shirt studs. AM
| iouDn Sets Cameo Shirt studs, plan, Nv,
! 5000 Gold Pencils and Gold Pens, ssl
i luOa0 Gold Pencils, l#l
/ l0V00 Ladies Gold Pens, Ivory Het1t, fE'
1o0oo Ladies 4 old Breast Pms, 4sl
fo000 Gents Gold watch Keys, IT,,
! 1oOo0 Gents Gold Breast fins, tE'
4 1900 Gold Rings. lal
$500 Ruben Slides, A,ste
Col y's new Catalogue. which y ~, ..,as.f 49,
| OF the country, contains all the mes' w v
she day. :. rr5as n
I Agents wanted in every town " ~ u VI
| desiring so TO act, can obtain fall par'eS-
1 sing rs above. $50. h.,As Ea b
Being largely interested IN pabissAas ssssasw
Ing from other publishers n taA a.s9es
cash, We are eaahled 0 make larger ~. .sssssA
| try agents than can Ee rad a. any eia
In the country. - a III WV
An extra 81 d Book ami 0ilt gNsa, srsss
asriag ten books at enc time % nc 49,
Send for q Catalogue. Address folgf y.
80 Nrsss, 49,
dsc2s- wSn lis RAndop
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Teeth Extra etad uithnnt Painl

Teeth Extracted without Pain!
MRS. skEkDNSDN = a7cGD1- .4sasr 4sa.@s
IL LON. Corner Of Jefferson AMI sass<S*xsIn
Third sire IS are prepared to ex- u II A4
tracr teeth without pam, having pre- ~A-AAJ
cured the latest improved Eectro-M agnetic IDstru
ment superior to any heretofore introduced for that
purpose
EN- Teeth filed, and full and partial sets OF
tee h inserted the atmospheric principle. AL
operations IN dentistry sklfuiy performed and war
utHu. iec3: inf