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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Ladies' Read Ihisg-Dr. Hoopsr's 1e-
Dale Cordial IL safe andsure remedy for female COM
plants arising nom debility, such lrregularity Or
Suppression ofthe Menses. Fluor Abus Whites. Bar
rennes, sallow Compilation, Headache. Dissness
Nerves, Frshtful Dreans aaa III diseases caassd ~
Cods Checked Psrspraslon xssssss. Over Excisemens
&C. ThoasAnds offsmalss have ben cured BY this Cor
dial AFTER the prssorpsions Of their physicians have
failed and The diseases resisted al stAsr remedies
Price, One Dollar per bottiss ~ 1ostles for Rive
Dollars.
-. sale ~ DR.. EAsfERIY, coyner 81 Third ana
Chestnut streets, st. Louis, Nc ~ W A, AOLFON
co., QUI0LY Bro, and D. BIMh8 CO., Alten in.
aaA DTuggsts generally.
FER sals b =. ,. GAY Darlinstoa. augl7dAgly
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H. SINNERS LECTURE THIS EvENISG-At
|sftsdy announced, Mr.. Sumner, brother Of Sen
s1' Sumner, Of Massachusetts,, lectures this even
ING before the Young Mems Association, at the
ret Bapisi Church. Mr.. Sumner is q gentle
nsn Of tine abilities, q ripe scholar, and an
agreeable and entertaining Lecturer. From the
bet that be has appeared before large audi
Noes IN various places and received the high
'ieoinlums Of the press, without exception, we
sese the citizens Of Burlington may derive
Aasure and profit from q general attendance
scn his lecture this evening "Oid
q young America"
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MARHE T9-
Burlington. Monday r. N. FEB. II.

burlington, MONDAY r. -, Fe0. -.
The weather. for the past week has beel
warm, With some snos. Tho roads are YER
good, and travel from the interior i conss.
qusntly increasing. The river is open, bnt iul
Of floating Ice.
i Wheat comes in in quantities - before, with
NO change OF price. Corn il very scarce, end
oats are not coming forward At Ill. Minor pro
duce isbecomisg plentiful.
! SUGAR-74as1--crushed, I2l; refined, white
| ll4c. Clarified 10.
COFFEE-l24. sts
MOLASSES-By the bbl., Plantation As
Belcher's 81, kegs 5000. aE
| NAILS-Ass. $4,25.
RICE-53.
| FRlllT-Raisins, prime $s.s0-Apples sls
30 per BUSH; dry loal9c. Peaches, lOal2.
BROOMS-Sl, 50a2 90 per dozen.
WHEAT--Sound old Spring 90c. New takes
vide range, on account Of difference in quality.
Winter 81 O5al Is.
FLOUR-By the dray load, $5,75. Single
Dbl So 90. Choice winter 81 90. Dray load
IS so.
BEANS-$2, 0oas2, so per bush.
POTATOES-6OcaSl 90 per bush.
CORN-5Oa55 cts.-scarce.
OATS-50c none arriving.
BUTTER-l8a2Oc.
EGGS-l23c.
ONlONS-&l.
CHICkENS-l.0Oa1.50 per dozen.
HOGS.-Gross, none Offering; nett, $4,00a
$50.
HAY-Timothy, $s@lO dull.
WOOD-$2 50a$3 90.
HlDES-green, 5ta6; Dry Flint l4al44
green sailed Tail.
WHISKEY-27c; scarce.
'FURS-Coon l0a65, Mink Slal 20, Otter s. |
to 81, Beaver 75asl 10. Wild Cat l5a5o, Prairie |
Wolf 25a75, Gray Fox l5a35, Red Fox 81, |
Muskrat 6alO, Deer l21a2s, Fisher $la3, Martin |
&l4a3.
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Ihere is cheerful feeling manifested amour
our producing classes. Farm products general j.
y, have commanded fair and remunerative prices
the past season. For the FIRST time since the
settlement of this county, las. season we had a
surplus OF farm products That surplus is lust
SO much extra change" to the people of the
county. IL has enabled many to shake off the
letters or Indebtedness altogether, and has
measursbiy relieved others. Rouse up, farm
ers' ana prospect the magnificent gold fields OF
our fertile county. II they don't yield from 50
to so cents to the pan," they will weld hmm.
dred bushels Of corn to the acre. "TIo, for
Fixes Peak" is the shout, but farmers. Won
take our advice and hoe on your farms.-[Corn-
ing Qowa) Sentinel.
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RrsaRKAHlI UyASiMITy.-The Washington
eAses, paper which PROCESSES to support Mr..
saehsuans administration, speaks some unplea-
an' truths about the same, occasionally. The
ahovIng declaration of the States, considering
Tie resous denials lately so universal among
re Democracy. is worth noticing; Everybody,
Wig Democrat, Free Trader and Protection
. admits that the expenditures of Government
ss eIorbitsnt beyond endurance
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ARE YOU slCK-or have you friends that are sickY
Thenread Dr. Easterys advertisement in another coll
umn oths paper and TO the agent this place and
obtain the medicines recommended for the Complaint.
We Allnde to Dr. Iodine and Sarsaparla Dr.
Carriers Cough Basam, Or. Easterlys Fever and Arue
Killer, Dr. Bakers Specific and Or. Hoopers Female
Cordial These medicines have been thoroughly tested
In the various forms OF disease for which they are re-
commended, and can be conf ienty recommended Is
The most eficacions remedies known. They are very
popular and are selling rapidly In nearly every city
In the United States. 70 be had of,hs Agent
= =. Gay, Druggist In Burlington. auglydA~iy
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EEs HoRS RAILROAD STILL TO BE BUILr.-
VI are happy 10 learn from the Gate that 60
b. from having abandoned it, the Rams Horn
ssSs 10 be built without fail in double quick
the. Colonel Dewey has contracted with Mr.
csimherin for its construction via Mt. Pleasant
y Columbus City. All that is required to re-
tuce the matter to certainty is that the Direc.
tors confirm Col. Dewey's contract. OF course
they viii do il.
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WY viii you delay purchasing . bottle oil
halls Balsam, when by its use your dry,
44ng cough becomes loose, the corrupted
htsf which accommodates in and Expresses the
- 10 easily expectOrAted while the tonic
fF*-tes Of he medicine keep up the strength
A&t me mueo-purulent discharge. Combined,
- 4, IL skiliful and scientific manner BY a
f1arlE educated physician, the preparation of
sissh &c are speaking becomes almost irresist-
ia sale by all Druggists in Burlington, and
sAselts IN every town in the country.
be advertisement. wi,
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New York, Feb. H.
FLOUR-More active and better. Sales O0O bbls nj
% 1905 So super state; Is 1906 90 extra; % $50
| % common to good extra western; 90 20I6 % II
Ohio Canadian firm at % 35D7 %. Rye -four steady
at % 5064 25 Buckwheat -four dull At 81 50Q122 %
per 100 lbs.
WHEAT-Held frmer. Moderate demand. Sales
trifing.
kYE-Qniet at &c.
CORN-Dull with small sales at s30S6 for mixed
western.
oArs-s.eady at 55064 for State, western and Cana
dian.
PoRKFrm but quiet; at &ls 10 for old mess; 91s 90
fer new; 418 5o0Il3 70 for prime.
BEEF-Steady and unchanged.
BAC0N-Quiet.
CUT MEATS-Firm and unchanged. Sales 1900 pkg
hams ~.
LARD-Lower. Sales 200 bbls. at 12Q112Ac.
BUTTER-In moderate demand at 1l0l20c for Ohio
1921 for state.
CHEESE-Firm ut 961tk.
WHISKEY-DulI at x76.
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REVENUE OF CUBA-The official returns of
the Island Of Cuba, both land and sea, for the
month of November. says the New Orleans Pic
ayune, have just been published. They add up
for the former $55a, Ol6; for the latter $780, 1926
total 81 1921 ,343 for che month mentioned
The total income of the island from both sour
ces Tor the first eleven months OF the past year
amounts to Sic, 572. 1875, upwards OF sixteen mil
lions and half of dollars, The income Of the
island for the same period last year was $l5,-
862 ,2s3.
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FUN ON THE lcE.-One of the funniest Incl
dents OF the season is related by the Hartford
AS young clergyman was skating down tho
river at great speed, he came SO Unexpectedly
upon group Of young ladies that he could NOT
'o,n 10 avoid them, and therefore to prevent &C.
c'aent caught one by the waist and took her
WIN MN. AS soon as the astonished female
couid recover her speech he was saluted with
wnH cat huggin me so?' and upon looking
UPON MS ran burdens face. the young clergy
he could not carry her far, and doesu't eniov
compliments for his politensss." IVY
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The NEW YORK TRIBUNE ON THE TARIFF
Last year when the Lecompton Constitution
was before Congress it carried through, in
modified form, by the sheer pressure of exec
utive influence exerted upon Northern men,
Then the President was all-powerlul, and every
man who ventured to differ from him was AT
once excemmuncated from the party. Under
such circumstances some leading Democrats
were read out, who, apparently, will not be al
lowed to come back again without a debase ment
which no seif-respeeting man could ever consent
to. Now new question of great importance
Is to be decided. The Treasury is empty. and
revenue must be provided for the expenses of
the Government
In this case, the President instead of beipe
omnlpotent, is utterly powerless. Instead Of
being rejected by half a dozen or a dozen of
the representatives of his party IN Congress, his
earliest recommendations are scorned and scout
ed by the majority of them, and yet anathemas
are Numbered against these recusants. The Un-
ION writes long and passionate articles to prove
that they are no longer within the fold Of the
party. They rebel, but are not punished for it.
The reason of this difference is, that the re.
bellion Of last year was in fact, against the die.
taton and usurpation of the few thousand own
ers OF slaves, while the rebellion of this year is
against nothing but the interest and prosperity
OF the millions of free iaborers in the North
The Democratic party, which will do everything
and risk everything for the proprietors OF black
chattels, will do nothing for the benefit of the
white men Of the Free States.-[N. Y. Tribune,
Feb. 9th.
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II - 04leeeN MAnk - Now ra~a.
he NsU Xssk Herald give he lelle ~. =,
ssaipsaea q shi peepessA isssitusie.. vh,ca
vm psssaely soon - Int operation:
i 81 nkely that within day q tve Il. M.
nehsen Bank viii be eetablished mas.
~ ss1ea STATE iaw. Il l. undeestood ~ .
soe capital viii be millioa, III 81 rhich =. =
nearly ell, % said 70 have been suh.cr;h.S y
principle OF the bank. a. lie uans ;na;.... =.
va o. sae Transaction &C banking hua;nss. =,
: specie oasis. The bAdG viii reea;v. N 8. =
g current funds on deposie, bue vill h.id -.
eeposfs IN bullion, subject 10 the ds,,r.;. -.
c1eck. Il will only lend ito canitsI IA
wnereas other banks can afford to keen ina;,;S.
~ accounts without charge. Dy reason AZ ~.
Ou. winch they derive from leaning ous IN
HspUsi1s entrusted 70 their keeping, The BuDlion
1 I.nk .ni De compelled, a. it does mot lend ia
dep po, 20 charge something for keeping each
oepos'tore account. II 10 understood thst IN.
maximum charge will be one-tepth Of one M.
g. cent on the amount of business done. Whera
~ .nst amount u very large, il is expected tbas
'"e banks charges will be higher. II viii ~
seen o glance that ii the bank obtains hns;S
.ess enough 70 pay expenses, il will oner.t. N
sns same manner - the Sub-Treasury has dan.
!, e check upon the existing banks. Nis vel
SHOWN : that, when the bullion in the banka rnn.
S"s ceSnieFs ana PRESIDENTS are 60 ayerse IN |
having their specie taken from them that DE-
Poslsor who takes that liberty must no, arnso.
my iavore Tor some time TO come Evan A.
posHors who want no favors have to enconn,e.
10y itsie opposition and i'll temper when tho.
demand specie for their checks. Shonid .hs
. nank 60 into successful operation. ac-
cunts would naturally be kept there bv thu
Pec'e shipping bankers, and whenever thsrs
.PPeafed to be prospect of q scarcity of hni-
ION, .ney would keep their reserve there n,
lep0siting checks with the Bullion Bank thsy
'ouid draw 80 much specie out of the ohio.
'Anks as TO cause the latter to realize tho NJ
esshy OF curtailing before fatal danger existed
.ere'olore. in the blind pursuit Of gain. our
Anks have continued to expand long After az.
anson mad become unsafe Good luck aavsd
aem ui 1897; but in that year, as we ali re-
'emo.r, they not only broke themselves hu. j
[oae nan the mercantile community Hkeviso
au the Bullion Bank existed in that wear tha ,
Anks would have been forced, BY the conserve. :
We poncy OF the more prudent banking houses
curtain as early as the spring mouths 8
oese are the arguments on which the promo J
rs OF the Bullion Bank deem such an ins,;tu-
on desirable. On the face of il, the scheme j
'es not appear unreasonable, though il must il
'suraiiy expect the hostility of some Of the h
nsmng banks. It may be questioned whether n
WI. nnc dspositors enough to pay expenses e
ls OF this the friends of the institution seem S
nguins. The name of the President has NOT a
anspired. :,
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THE ONLY SUCCEue9UL HETAIITn Mi HvIp
INVENTED FOR MAKING BUCKWBEAf
AND FAMILY YLOUR
team PC Pm " horSe, Steam, Wind or Waser PevSr
Price, with Sieve arranged, for siftips Corn ~
for family use, while grinding 800 IN
Family Flour, s' ssl 1 ~
descriptive Circulars can be had, or the MN csn -
seen IN operation IT the ONCE the ssCoeman ~
MiIi COMPANY Tribune Buildings, No. Spruce -.
~ Z, where all orders viii receive pronps a,tsnt,on
ieOiwom MARTIN THATCHER Oec
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e. DIR. BAKERS PAIN PANECEA has performed
greater number Of cSres than any other similar article
nov before the public.
We have not space here TO recsPitulate and publish
the voluntary certificates Of hundreds who hass ss.
fed Of its wonderful merits, bat refer you 70 the free
almanac Of the propreor, distributed BY their agents
the whole country over In which in plain and earnest
language, 50 that"he who may read" what this
medicine Is doing for the suffering community.
EThere Is necessity for purchasing the thousand
and one LIniments that are palmed o. - "socd for
man and BEAST" which have but brief existence
in Bakers Pain Panacea you have what they profess
to have, internal - we'll ~ external remedy,
safe, effective and pleasant put mp in Csc, oOc'
and o. bottles. There ID great savir In purchasing
the largest bottle, 1t contains eight times q much
~ the smallest.
BOLLEs, SMITH CO., Proprietors, Chicago.
For sale BY Agents and Druggists everywhere.
h1.dA
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- -Trr~s-- =
yv0Odss HalP Restorative


The fams u this preparations rests spcn ~ resi 80
it,. Thousands ~ ~ country ars ssos ~ A.
II does nh il claims through the various pabacassou
that u can do Hair vii grow on bald sesip ~ y
use; hair viii Be preserved and besutioed ~ 10 ass
hair win from gray 70 It's orgns color " ~ ne
We DO not claim that red Added Eentemsn o.
lady Be turned into Individuals with locks O
auburn rineeis but gray hair viii be restored " the
original color. Reader, wherever yoa hve,- IN any
place you reside, Woods Hair Restorative . sold In.
qu.rs for At AL the rrur, and wherever such sr-
scles usually Obtains, and you vim md y = ss
state.
CAuriox.-Beware OF worthless limitations. ~ several
already To The market called By different nsmes.-
Use none aness The words professor Woods hAir Res.
torative Depot, 81. Louis, No, and New York., are
blown in the bottle. Sold ~ IN Druggists and Patent
Medicine deaers Also BY I'll Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers, in the United States and Canadaa
Gold here BY all Druggists.
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We heard . man call another man an extor.
TONER the other day for suing him, day OF
two before.
..Why, friend. replied the man who brought
the suit, II didit TO oblige YOU"
ssTo oblige me indeed--how 20 -
s.Why, 70 oblige you to pay mt"
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CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills
for Females.

Inaiible In correcting Irregularities relieving pain
full and distressing Mcnstruation, particularly q
the change Of life,) remove all distractions, from
whatever causes, and always successful NJ prcven-
tive, At the same time perfectly harmless. The com.
position Of the Pills IL secret, every agent selling
them presented with the receipt, and the age nwi
tell you they the best Pills ever known for all
diseases peculiar to females, viz: Distressing and
Painful Menstruation, Retention, PainS In the Back
Loiss, Presspg-down Pains, Rush Of Blood-to the
Head, Dizziness, Dimness Of Sight, Green Sickness,
Heayiness, Fatigue any slight exehion, Palpisation
Of the Heart and all the various distressing COM
plants, particularly the most annoying, weakening,
and the beginning OF all other female weaknesses,
LEUCORRllGA Or WHITES,
All Of which DR DUPoNoo's FnENcH GOLDEN PILLs
certain to cure.
Price 81, per box. Sold by
r. Z. GAY, Sole Agent,
No 50 Jefferson Street, Burlington, lows.
To whom all orders must be addressed from the
counties Of Des Moines, Henry, Jefferson Wapeilo and
Louisa. He will supply dealers at propretor's prices,
and send the Pills ito Ladies' tconhdentiallyl ALL
to any pare Of the country, by sending him u 90
through the Burlington Post-ofhce, Iowa.
seDtia.hply
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RECfAI N0IIO.


DuDn, 4 SOUHHDY DBRunnTOzeE s--Assne
ID store ef1eersss Co1esy Harper JeSssson sssSsss
Burlington where EngiIsA ,GeFnah. swedleh ans Weea
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u Dr. EastcrIy's Fever and AKue
Killer 10 warranted to all Of Ague and Fever
Chls and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remit
tent Fevers, and every form OF Fever incident to the
West. II has cured more than One Hundred Thousand
cases during the last two years.
Sold BY Dr. kAsTERLY, corner OF Third and Chestnut
streets, st. Louis, No; by W. A. HoLTON& CO. QUlG-
II bRo-, and D. siMMs " CO., Alton, Ill, and
Druggists generally.
For sale by L. GAY, hurting ausl7dk~fv
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THE LIVER
INVIGOR ATOR 7
PREPARED BIZ DIR. SANFORD.
COMPOUNDED entireiY from Gn6a

~ h6AEiVE AND LIVER
the pubic, that acts % Q
ID more et!ectusl than any
not only . Citlaastic, but
on the Licer TO eject its
stomach and bowels 20 CAR
aplishing two PURPOSES ef.
painful feelings experience.
.dtAdrtics. 1t strengthens
ne that It purges Il; and
ltc doses, will strengthen
4 pidity.
the prin cipal regulators Of
when il performs NJ func-
the system are fully des 81.
most entirely dependent
the Ltcer for the proper
tions; when the stomach
ut fault, and the whole
quence Of one orEan--tAe
20 do Its duty. For che
fof the proprietors has
practice Of more than
some remedy vherevilh
arrangements TO which IL
edy = Ut last found, any
cr Com plain a,in any
TRY . bottle, aud convic-
Gums remove all morbid
system. supplying 10 their
bile, invigoratinK the
itgest we'll ,PmrtfyIn9
and health t. TIE whole
cause Of The diseass-sS
are cured, and vwhae
eide By the occasional pee
orator.
70 sumcient 10 relieve tho
food from rising and soar
fore retiring. prevents
might, loosens the BOG.
C0oeiVemeous
leach meal viii cure DyO.
teAspoonfals will alwayO
lMchee
Ately relieves Gaelic.
ed 10 . sure care fog
Y and . preventive e
ed 10 throw oua Of eAo
medicine AFTER . lone
J00UAlce removes q
.color nom the skin.
time before eating givee
makes food digest veil.
J I'd cures CAromlc Nle
forms. while Nlaun0eR
yield almost 10 he 1rs1
lAttAcks eaussd -
J there II no surer, eafeP ,
J world, - IL n<rsr fatls.
Il OFOPsys By .szsisin0
commending thts nsai.
and Agmop
\ lEeveru ofs W11t0uB0
With certainty, amt tAoa-
Isify 10 Ice UNnderfAl vif.
9tvang tlAelR sataAms
nsO G&VOrs
aAONsh with the In.
loovg 6osA soGosAoRs
nvIGO ORATOR
! DISCOVERY. and 10 da,-
great 10 believe. ID ,pre1
Z desc etstng AsMejls, ~
Z u required 10 eSse ~
rem the sorst Jauadtcs q
lsddaeAe. I'll Of vAich az
A.lvoRs
- Pa DOyTLn.
~ DseadwAy, New York
Scla Also W u. Dlaheslsy
/; osaifes . Dlsss. DAriins
aaGeesly
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s+s= tcre1t, 90
E(A nm - ~ 1sAssRe, ~ g
OUsUUVy oA0o0 - Try Hoorine,
.000 feet Joiee and eeantlip9,
100000 shngles, the best IN market.
$4,000 n dry clear lumber for building.
The aoove Invoice of 3Gmesr WIN - see ev for eAsA
Enquire o. UTTER WILSON.
Ne. 81 Main street,
or q Ne nils u ". d DGRRY CO.,
Ieos-spS@ South Burlington.
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aos yok Gov. sAAENT BuiLpInGs AnD SaIPs.
! sia!es Fitch h.. 'asroduced into the Uaited
va Senate bin Dir. '.ting the adoption Of
ahips and iron hn;ld,,. = BY the National
Nh. lelt, and the use Of Al, eHcAn ,Ion !"
~ a. , The difficulty, hove 'e!, ~ sns
d -. adoption Of iron for buildi- suips
h -, mat they present NO rssistsIc.s W
h 4 49,. Of shells from guns Of the cali
a..,s ~ Inches and over, the shells gong
aa,s. 80 like paper, and the iron splinters
kiSrss's .,tfnctaon In every direction. For
As,sr.s mere b no doubt iron 10 . superior
sis-... ~ ~ for private building purposes
N very rapid ratio.
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New York, Feb. IL.

New Y0Fk, Fob. II.
The Heralds Washington correspondent says
there is . we'll authenticated rumor that the
Marshal Of Northern Illinois has largely over
drawn his salary and rendered himeeli In other
respects liable 70 the penalties Of the Sub-Tfca-
sury Law.
The Post Office Committee have agreed to re-
port in favsr Of . line of steamers In the Gull
Of Mexico.
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White partridges from the North have ap-
peared about Quebec, Canada, since the extreme
cold weather. Their bill differs in shape from
that OF the brown partridge, and they are also
very thickly feathered down the talons, like
"bantams. The Indians say they are plentiful
at the Saguenay, this winter, but never before,
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I'D Cure YOursclf!-Ifyou have Gonorr hoa,
elect, Structures Seminal Weakness or any disease Of
the Genital Organs, procure at Dr. Bakers Spe-
cfc. tits warranted TO cure all in few days.
1t il the emily safe and remedy for diseases
now offered to the public. Plain directions for
company the medicine. With Dr. Bakers Specific you
can cure yourself, and thus prevent all exposure.
Price u 80 per bottle.
Sold by DR.. EASTERLY corner ofThird and Che s.nut
streets, st. Louis by WI. HOLTON 4 CO., QUIGLY
BRO. and d. SIMMs CO., Alton, III. and Druggists
generally.
For sale by Il. 4. GAY, Burlington. augl7d5w1y /.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARkEsS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

CEAE0h AGU EERALE fllL6
Prepared from prescription Of Sir }. Clarke. NJ D.
Physician Extraordinary 70 the Queen.
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