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Hartford Fire Lns rance Company.
CASH Sapisai atf saTpius S73S 500.
HIS, the eldest Insurance Company in the United
States, doing business ~ the West, cont
Insure Derel5sngs HerciGae iSe, and Manufactures st
prices as low same risks taken by othe RhLI-
ABLE COMPANIES. Particular inducements Of
rred to Farmers to insure tA.r DIV siiIgr and Barns
in this Company Ter term N yedgs tley can do
at less rates than be by Mutual Companies,
without ineurrng the liabiy OF paylrg The debts oi
the Company.
Il, II sHEPARo. Agent.
Office over Banking Iiouss Q; ceok Baxter, Bar
lngtoa, Iowa. iebzsbptf
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selling out = Close Business.
GREAT SALE
1f por0nna1 and Real Prnne1rtv

GREAT SALE
Of Personal and Real Property.
4 Kare Chance 90 Make MWneyy.-H1
City Lots for sale.
yI>HE UNDERSIGNED. Trustees for the Icarsn Com
p1o erig u..S 90 a. b Ma
Illinois. OF the twenty I'VE lots sompssipE ue real
erty seventeen situated in 'he center Of the
following purposes: III
1st-Eight Dwelling houses, containing over 100
Room with large and finely decorated Hail. Known as
the "Icarian Hail." ard the Kitchens Needle Shops,
2nd-A ane Stone Buildins-the Icarian schoO
srd-A Brick House-Bakery.
4th-One Stone, one Brick, and one Log House, corr
tanning ,he Cooper, Carpenters wagon AakeFs'
Bla ci smiths and Nachnist's Shops.
9th One Cow and OK Stable.
6th-0ne Horse stable.
7th-A Garden House.
sth-In the center OF this Division OF the nfQpersy
- MOHMON TEMPLE,
remaining standing.
the Mississippi River, this property consists OF eight
lots on which is built Distillery and Grist ard
MILL as also fine Brick Dwelling and five other
outhouses built for the accommodation Of this Estab
lishment repaired and the only ore OF the Kind
for ten miles around The warsaw and Rockford Rail-
read, in Of construction, passes within few
hundred yards Of this Mil.
Island No 5, the most tmbered one between. Mon
trose and Fort Madison with svery1pmfortable cabin
It, also part of the properly hereby advertised
for sale.
The above described real estate together with large
amour. OF undescrihed personal property, II be sold
low Title to the property will made to the satisac
ton OF the purchsser.E
sale to be made Nauyoo, Illinois; commencing on
the 18th day OF August 1882 at 10 O'clock A. NJ. and
continue frcm day 70 day until sold
TERMS:
On all sales Of Eve dollars under cash the pa
per due Of the Icarian Community On all sales Of
per onaI properly, six months at ten per CENT 9Th
approved security or the paper due OF TIE lcara Com
munity in hand. On all sales ~ Real Estate, third
II hand in cash the paper due Of the Icarian Com
munty, approved personal security at four months
at per cent? third At four months either In Cash
or the paper due Of tie Icarisn Community; an the
balance with per cent interest in year. Certh
Gates or the Sale will be given, and deeds made when
payment is fully made the same time is due. Pos
session given in good OF der sale, when
the four u ontns payment d made
For other inquire of the under signed
MORRILL,, GERARD Il PRUDENT,
Nanvoo. IL, Iune 7-wts Assigned.
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VEL. AND
DEIGy Stz0E SssSc, E'ssEssSES are man
i ufsctured TO order Ivy ! " GA WiilTE,at their
establishment on Nain 81, itF5. rtor, iowa.
Thankful for thevery iiheYt q ua4-s heretofore cx-
tended to Us, deerG3 ~ 4ier.t continuance
Of the same by sg4rnS aias expense give
perfect satisfaction. We repaired do all kinds
Of Seal Engraving. ana furnish thesame with Presses Of
any the kinds 10 use- Also, Sinking and all
kinds Of stencil brands done 10 order.
j. W. 4 G. A. WIFE.
Postage Presses viii ne bttwo dollars any Post
Office. oc.2
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COLLECTIONS mad1 on favorable terms.
Sight and Time Exchange bought and sold.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
iAn4.6mW
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iec.usliy, without any Of the pain
ed In the operations OF most l6th,
the systs IN At the sane time [
when taaen daily In moaerats ,
and build !; up 9Th unusual r. pid
fht aver II ore OF the
the human boay; ana III VIII
tons well, the powers of the
oped. The stoMdCs il al L. no
on the healthy action ofp tae
performance Of it's !unc- ti0I
is at iaui,, the bowels are - It
system suffers ia conse-, Qpe
niCcr having ceased - Ao*t
diseases OF that organ,oEes 1cf
maae ii his study, in a - pra
twenty vtara, to firciO ~
to cUCnteract the many 1er
is liabie. iii
10 prove thatthis rem. " edy
persousroIbied withLiy-w,ls-r r.
Of its Forms has but to try
ton II certain. MEh &c t,ui
or bad matter from the sIsys
place . healthy Cow OF ~ ciie
stomach, causing food TO tdig
the blood. giving tone tsnd
machinery, removing the. -au
fectlngg radical cure.
sAiiiONs attacks IRE
~ briteF, present- - I'd
OF the liver anSig- Or,
One dose after eating - s.
stomach ana prevent the ti1o'
9ng.
Ouiy one dose taken be- Tor,
Mig lAtsasNFe.
Only one dose taken at M Mig
els gently, and cures ~ " 2
Oae dose taken after seac
pcpsta.
~ One dose OF twof lea
relieve sick Head. sc
Only one dose immedi-lsxlA ate
while
One dese often repeat cd
Cholera M0rbus. AND
Cholera. y
Only one bottle IL need - ed
system the effects Of iae,
sickness.
One bottle taken for Ia
exllowness or unnatural col,
One dose taken a short -. i'm
yigor &c The appetite ami lua
sine dose often repeat IN "a
Orr "a 0.R in It's worst ~ iorl
and ktONVe1 complatnts iva
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is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Ia d a.
workng curea, almost great believe It cures
- ~ ~ magic, ecea he dyst dsse gtcjap bsn6at and
seldom more than bottle Is required to cure any
nnd o. Liver Complaint, from the JchHdjce Or
DtspePss1 to eotamoa HeddaeAe, all OF which Are
the resaitof Diseased Liver.
PRscs DEE po1lAn rss sorr1I
DR.. SANFORD, Propsjseae. Ya5 broadway. Nev va
ksAilsi ~ DruSyiatD. Sold also ~ II Blakesls,
%. Wood o., d. Loais; saurss Mos Duslinx..
o1ool91V
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tdhdrtscs. 1t strengthens
me that ii purges II; and
an doses, will strengthen
T. pidity.
the Frin cipalreguiators CT
!. wLe.. u performs its fuue-
the system are fully dei ei.
! mos; entireiy dtpenden,
tae LiUer for the proper
: 'i0ns, when the stomach
It tAult, and the whole
Qpence of one organ-tle
AZ % its duty. For the
TOT ths proprietors has
! practice OF more than
! e,me remedy wherewiih
arrangements TO which IL
edy is II last found, any
1 rom plasslI,in any
try a bottle, ana convic-
,'ums rsnove all morbid
, system. supplying In their
Gle, invlgcfating tile
digest well,
snd health 10 the whole
1ause Of the disease---es
IRE cured, and whal
/ sd. BY the occasional use
orator.
4 IS suiicleat to relieve the
tt1od iron rising and sour.
lore :. retiring, prevents
! night, loosens the bow.
! ssOstlvcmess.
each meal will cure HDySs
leaspoonfuls will always
ache.
J lately relieves CEaOlic.
4 cd 10 n sure cure for
and q preventive Of
!, ed to throw out OF the
iaedicine after q long"
: Jaumdice removes all
color frQra the sain.
|, ime before eating gives
anakee food digest we'll.
cd cures chronic Esi.
! iorms, Willis summer
yield almost to the Hrst
att ks cause q by
there Is no surer, safer,
world, ~ II Rerer faiss.
Df0psy, ny exciting
commencing this medi.
Fever aud Agncs
! keveFs ofa Bilious
with Certainty, ana thou
lily TO it, wonderful vir.
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ELLIOT SEMINARY,
Ebenezer Church, Cor. 9th ard Division

Streets,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Opened May z. 1859.
CTUDENrS OF THE III LOT SEMI NARY will be
- elias ifed according to the studies pursued, into
three Classes.
FIRST CLASS
VIII include ReadinF, Writing Spelling aud Primary
Geography. Tuition for ensuing term OF twelve weeks
50 90.
SECOND CLASS.
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, NodeTD
ii story. Tuition for ensuing term s. 90
THIRD CT Ass. a.
All the higher branch usually Taught in Summaries.
Tuition for present teIm 81 20.
detailed outline of tie course, properly arranged
and classified will be presented to the pabc after the
Students h ave been duly organized into classes.
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COOK &c BAXl Err.
Bankers and sseaiess an. IKE mango.
as JEFFERSON STREET, OPPOSITE BARRgT Housk.)
LYMAN COOK, y,;
JOHN N. B4XTER, 'As'on' 'o""'
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WANTED.

n. II. SCOTT & co.
nEALEkS In Dry Geads, Groceries and Read,
- Made Clothing. Main street, betweenJ efersen and
Washn gtoG darlington, Iowa.
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C. w. SHERFEY,
A E'E0ENEI AT LAW AND GEN
n EKAL AGESE.
PLA TLoK0UTH NEBRASKA.
sep Ib-bpy
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THE LIVER INVIGORATOR

All Wh0 use IL are giving their usal,.
lmOus testimony In Ia iseS or.
NIX Water IN ahc M sfth w klh the I'm
VsSOr0tOfsAnd Sy 4 Ia " both tOec ther
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=, THE COLEMAN FARM MILL.

NEM SASH, DOOR AND Hind FAC
~ Tory Mt. Pleasant Street. opposite the Old
Plank Road Depot adjoining the OIL MIL, BurlipS toD
love. Alcoinmcn work constantly on hand, and or
ders, ~ mail or otherwise, promptly Astes1saie
Aev. ~. URIA1 LORxR.
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THE LIVER
IN VEGO IL "A TO IL (.
u m

OO1I PUUHUSU cAlAt1y IIUW UUW0,
rs ONE OF THE EEsT pURGATIvE AND LIVER
l. MkDlClNES now before tae pu6ic, that acts as
Cdthditc, easef, nder, and more ehectu-l than any
other medicine k0own. II is not only Cashd,tic but
LioHr remedy acting fTst on the Lirer eject It's
morbid tier then the stomach nd bowels to ear.
~ oil that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes eli
iec.us witheut any Of the painful feelings eperienc
ed In the operations OF most l6hdics 1t strengthens
the systsm at the time that ii purges il; and
when taaer daily In moaeras doses, will strengthen
and build Il upK i.h unusual T. pdity.
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Baggage Checked Through from Fairfield,
No Charge for Handling.

Stock Trains will run Regularly, leaving Fairfield
daily, Sunday. excepted. These Trains will have all
the rights OF Passenger Trains thus insurng despatch
and consequently avoiding all those vexatious delays
that occurring other routes.
Through Contracts giren 10 Chicago or Neso York.
JOHN G. READ,
sept14-wly Vice President and sup't
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PROPOSALS FOR LITHOGRApHING AND
ENGRAVING ON WOOD.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT Pueblo PRINTING, I

WASHINGTON, March Is, 1882 (
SEALED Proposals will be received at this Office
until Tuesday, ihe 5th day Of APRIL nert for engrav
ofthe Senate aud the House of Representatives. of
the nted states, the following maps, charts, &C.,
l. $50 copies oftwo maps, Zone of them in colors
to accompany Col: Wright's Memoir of a
GamPalgn against the Indians IN Oregon and
q 40 copies of two maps and one diagram, [all in
on the Deep River County, in North Caro- H''
lima.
s. 1880 copies Of six maps, to accompany the was
4. 40 copies ofOne map, to accompany Capt Smp-
SONS Report of Wagon Road Routes in Utah
1850 ecpies charts. accompany the Coast
SEALED Proposals will also be received until the
same time for from copper to stone, and
S OF RsSsc1 St hs to
and SI 8G of .SRP or stone
probes, panoramic views and landscapes. to accS%
pany the Pacific Railroad Reports. Proposals will
copies from the copper or steel Plates. nu'''0ef Vi
Also, for drawing and engraving wood the H.
Report Of the CSmssoncr Of Patents ON %rtss and
Manuiactures for the year 1883, and several other
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished to all
VINO desire 70 pa upon APPLICATION at this Offices and
Cessful bidders for the faithful execution Of their
contracts.
All this work Is to be executed in tho highest style
ofthe art and will be open for the of bid
ders at this office until the morning Of the day for
closing the bids.
Proof Impressions with the orr ginals are req
70 be submitted to this office for approval or correc
ton, free OF expense for transmission. before the
wood-cuts are received or the ithographc printing
commenced.
1t is to be distinctly understood that no bid will be
entertained from any party not directly engaged in
AMI practically acquainted with, the character of
The proposals must be addressed to the under
signed, and endorsed "Proposals for Engraving -
de. GEO w ROWMANs'
mar i7-eod Superintendent.
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS
BROWNS HOTEL.-H s Ralards. NC; I'll C

6lS-h - haiar0S, Nc: Ill G.
t SSSi sS; gs c k6jshS Ga H dq Mat
do; ", Whitfield, CA; j 5 Bnnnis, Ga; w Mccall,
Nfi1M Nj Berner, Ga; B Bond, III; c Moore, n
y; DIR QIIllman, Md; r NJ Faft, sc; Miss 5 nj
AT 90; mrs Tan, do; l. Burnett, Tex; Miss NJ
: Ba,tlets, DO r Hihbard, NY; NJ g Hartman,
S xs' 4 IL Hd Bel, do; : WGoleni do; " Harmsn,
r Bonner. do; Mis- T. Bonner, do; DIR Danash and
family, Va; Goodwin, Pa; J Grasatts Eng; G
orasette lana; u Cooper and lady, Va; w Ell
son, do; u Reset, do; VI Id Hathaway, NC; :
hooches, On; Mrs Symiugston, Nd; A Racharond,
fireman; G 3 Davenport and lady, Va; g Alien
w Beall, do; ] Preist NJ; w o Miller, do.
WI WItLARDS' HOTEL-J F Townsend, sc;
gTlf and lady, Mass; 6 w WLlson,ya; J w White
head, do; Cholmers, do; + q Fhnrston, NY;
Caden, do; f 4 Broae nox, Va; f a Abbott, NY;
n Thomas: Miss; ] Fersuson, Md; w s John,
stQn, Ha5 A X Lean. La; f VI Fesser and lady,
Ny; III DE Uriarke, Spain; C Baker and family
ny; Miss stevens, do; Miss Harris, do: II It Leid-
ley and family, USA; Mrs Arnell; w N WALLACE,
Ct Maj l. II Graham, USA; Capt G. RI Stuart do:
rick, Md. ''
NATIONAL HOTEL.-G PGoode, w T;BC
Motag, y Z; ! Condit do; c r Smith, Fen; Cats
Do; w = Dodge and lady, NY; Scrunton, W.T.:
Miss Scrpnton, CT; o y Wolf, Ark; II Smell. nm;
L. Robert, do: Vaughan and lady. Va; III stu,
art, do; II Kent, do; c X Russell, do: w III Rig
ton, DO; ID Wesley, q; Mr.. Stirew, lady and child
Dgges, Nd; ID Sandborn, Mas; r Burksli. Pa:
Col w Bent, Bent D r; J T Brady, Y; It Men,
guar, do; p Cany, do.
kIRKWOQD HOUSE.-L Esam, Mass; c Gel
hnson, NY; @ Collins, Pa; ID II Foster, Md; w p
Blakey, Va; A POOne, do.
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DAohNYBNxL rIMoRE -.
''s''r'd s:a %s:, = 3. y =: :n'
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE'
LET NO FALSE DELIcAcI PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
E2-A CURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE IN TWO
w..in... Of u. Back se,us.., Affection. Kidney.
and Bladder. invouury DseharI,. ImPOtsney, General
s.isa Z Il. es%s%s.
Dimness Of at 6iddlnsss Dsssss Of hs Head Throat
hos: T.1%s: p,:sss:r: . E: as' Rom ssi.ry Fss
Dr..dfs and rr.s,sss which rsa-
YOUNG MEN
dat ssd d..ruetirs habit which sanu.y sweeps
untmsy grave thousands Of Yong Mea Of the
listening with the hunder sogusaes
..hsd 70 sesAsy The living yrs may call viii fall ssas
u.v,rnpr,.o,HAR RiAdE ,..
d.lorniuss, &c, specify cared
ously eoneds in his honor ssatsman and e0ahdsny rely
'P'H o S' ;r1 No s SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
left hand sid. gong from Baltimore street, few doors from
the corner Fail not 20 Observe name and number Letters
must DC P''0 ana e'0i DR.. .JSH%SsroN,
from emmett Colleges a Unitsd s,t.,
and the Of whose life has bssa sPea, in the hos.
fectsd Of the astonishing ihI
many ,s.sa with in ss s's sudden
Sounds bAshfunss with frequent bnsing amended sons
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young Men and Others who have injured themselves by
etrtn r.cties INDUCED when alone habit frequently
lenrned panion, school, the effects Of
which hightlv felt when asleep ard Is not cured
renders marriage impossible sRd destroys both mind and
body, should Apply mined istely.
These th. sd and melancholy effects produced
by habits Of YOUTH Weakness 81 the Bsek aud
limbs, Pans the Head Dmne.s Of Loss Of Muscular
Power PAlpstion Heart DyspePsy, Nervous lrrt.
Derans Of the Functions, General Debility
Symptoms of Consumption, ae.
be dreaded-Lo. Of Memory Confusion Of ldtss
Of spu Evil FOtbodngs, Aversion Of sOciety sefDstrus
Love Of Solitude, Tmdity etc., are some Of the evils pro-
NERVOUS DEBILITY.-Thousands can nov Judg. what
coming veal, Pss, singular
DISEASES OF 1MPRGDENCE
When the and mpudent votsy Of pleasure fRds
he has mhibed the seeds OF thus painful diseases, often
happens med shame dread Of discovery
spectabty, befreRd him He fall, into the
hands OF ignorant and designing rreenders, Who
Of 6eh his pseunary Substance, tesp him triens
mouth after month"; OF a, long the smallest Zee can be OBJ
tanned and despair leave hun With ruined health sgh
his gng d.sppointmsn By the OF that deadly
terrible disease such Affections Of the Heart Trot Nose
Skin, progressing with frightu rpdy m death puts
discovered country from whose bourne traveller
DR. JOHNsON's REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS
AND IMPOTENCY.
BY this aud msdy weakness nj the
eddy and rigor restored Thousands Of
aud debIAted, who had lost ali hope,
been imme dltely relic Ved.
All 70 Marriage. Physical or Mental Disqual
hcato Loss Of Poereare Powers, Nervous lrta bity,
Trembling and Weakness Exhaustion Of the fearful
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured at ths Institution within
operations performed BY Dr. johnson, by the
reporters OF the papers and other Of
s.. nas .%G Ss
bhy, is sufficient guarantee TO the afflicted. Jan 25lJ
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VAbout year since, Sarah j. Gould, of St.
Lawrence county, N. Y, school teacher, was
murdered by james f. Eldridge, young man
who was thought to be engaged to her in marriage.
lie was tried and convicted Of the murder, but a
new trial was ordered, which soon to have
taken place; but he died of consumption in Jail
on the 9th inst
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II Wn. Brown, who was convicted Of the
murder of Nicely, was hung at Covington, Ale
ghany county. Va, few days since. Brown had
formed an illicitattachmentfo for Nicely's wife, and
shot the husband to get him out Of the way. Pat
rick Murphy. who had been sentenced to be hung
al the same time for the murder OF his wife, was
respited by Governor Wise Just before the hang
ing took place, great many persons became much
excited and declared that IT not right to hang
a countryman oftheirs, while Il foreigner, who had
been convicted of murder at thesame court which
convicted Brown, was allowed to remain i'm Jail.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
lVA RICHEST DIADEM
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS,

What WIN M Be1ufifh{ Head of Iyo;x
- " c " 11oe'o~ W 11""'
because 1t is the ornament Gcd Himself propided
for all our race. Reader, although the rose NAV
bloom ever so brightly in the glowing cheek the eye
be ever sparkling. the teeth be those of pearls
snared and shriveled harsh and ry, or worse still
If spTinkled with gray, nature will lose more than
if used two or three times week. will restore and
permanently secure To ALI such An ornament Peal
the following and Judge The writer of The srst -
the Celebrated Pianist Thalberg ~ ="
NEW YORK Aprl L. Isss
DR. wooD-Dear Sir: Permit me to elpI.s, to yon lin.
under for the entire restoration OF INV hal, 40
its original color; about the Of my arrival in the United
State. rapidly becoming gray, upon the appiea-
uon Of your Hair Restorative" recovered original
hue consider your Restorative as very wonderful
uon, qs emeaeious as wen AZ agreeable am dear sir,
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wi G N ct IC 70 wDER $

Garden Iasects, Cockroaches Bed bugs, Fens. Ants,
Moths, and all pests Of the rerr1iH kind.
The Importance of reliable article Of this kind is
Ipestlmable: In warm weather a nature teams with
Gle discovered which will exterminatc them. A
company oihStanlsts from the Horticultural Society
that all insects lighting upon certain kind of plant
very soon dropped dead. This fact was made use Of
Quantities of the plant were brought home by Mt.
f. Lyon, and found positive insect DESTROYER in
sy hP
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
Russia, ffonsth9 WoTids Fair, and numerous med
ical and horticultural colleges and socisties.
Letter from the PreSidsnt Of the United States.
EXECUTIVE MAysIoN,l
WAsHINGToN, SlsT an, 1883.
"MR. EMANUEL LyoN;-pear Sir: have the pleas
and Certificate for the great value ofyoGr Magnetic
hi Chairman
- The above was accompanied by a certificate Of
IT'S FREE FROM POISON.
NEW YORK, October LIST, 1853.
"Mr. E. LYoN.-Dear Sir: We have analy sed and
fectiy harmless to mankind and domestic animals.
but certain death when inhaled by bugs, ants, and
LANES 3; Chiffon, NJ. D., CHEMIST.
"PROF. Chemistry, N. Y. HOSPITAL
Mr.. JOHN l.. ROME, Superintendent of the Now
ants, reaches, moths &c, with Ly ons Powder, and
Every gardener and h9usekeePer must have di-
rect interest in article of this kind. Reference
can be made TO the Astor, St Nicholas, and Metro
American institute; James Gordon Bennett, Gen.
Winfield Scott, Cyrus w. Field, l.. NJ. Peasc, of
the Five Points Mission, &C., &c. Judge MEIGs
says, "Ths discovery of Prof LYoS is Of national
Importance. The Farmers Club have tested il thor
oughy. II will destroy locusts, grasshoppers, ants
moths, bugs, and all verinin. Garden plants can be
preserved and houses made pure"
Arrangements are made through MeSsrs
BARNES Il PARK, of New York to have il sold
throughout the world. Many worthless limitations
advertised. Be cautious!
"NKw York, November 9Th, 1887
I'm retiring from business | have sold all nv In
sect Powders and Pills, Letters Patent. and the
secrets pertaining thereto, to Messrs. BARNES q
PARK. This Powder is discovery made by nv
self, and brought from tho interior Of Asia and is
unknown To any other persons. The genuine and
effective article is put up in tin c,nnisters and will
continue to bear my name. f.. LYON.'
Rats and mice cannot be reached nv a Powder and
any merchant.
IT'S Ly on's Powder kill 8 insects in a trice,
But Lyons Pills are mi xed for rats and mice.
Sample TASKS % cents regular sizes 81 cents and
81. Follow directions. Use freslp and fh0ronghiy
BARNES Il PARK,
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