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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31
WON ana In0uenco.

Women are al the bottom Of every mis-.
chief, says the old adage. But the adage
has got at last counterpart. A recent
British report on convict prisoners reiter.
stes, in substance, the same thing. 1t as
serts that "experispce goes tar to show that
it is female influence, exerted in some way
or another, and not, as is often supposed,
intoxication, viii n is the source Of 50 much
crime" In other words, the ladies, and
not liquor, are the prime movers in al that
wickedness which compels US to build
peniten .iaries and put in motion the vast
machinery Of criminal justice. Why, la
dies this is exactly the apple theory OF
Eden. The first wsman begui ed the first
man into committing the first offence, and
her pomologca taste led to all that zoe
which is now the heritage Of mankind.
But if women are at the bottom Of all our
griefs, are they not the rir>t cause, Gin some
way or another" OF all We enjoy of earthly
felicity? There might be little sorrow in
the world if the fair sex were absent from
1t; but would there be any happiness |?
With ut the genial sunlight we might have
none OF that corruption which its beams
produce in decaying matter; but without
the sunlight what would become Of the
sheen of the dancing waters, the hue Of the
foliage and grass, the Gorgeous colors of the
rose, the dye Of the rainbow, the fructifca
ton and vivification which make life so
fascinating round of qualification that
even the worn, out, manned and crippled,
yearned for its prolongation p Sunday
Times.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

What assertion will make enc believe
that ia one sec md Of time. one beat Of the
pendulum Of . clock, a ray Of light travels
over l50. coo miles, ana would, therefore,
perform the tour of the world in about the
came time it requires to wink your eyelids,
aad in much less than swift runner oecu.
pies in taking a single stride? What NOR.
tai can be made to believe. without demon.
station that the sun is above million
times larger than the earth ?! and that
although SO remote from US. q cannon ball
shot directly towards it. and maintaining
its full speed. would be twenty years in
reaching it, yet it affects the earth by it's
attractions in an appreciate instant of time.
Who would not ask for demonstration,
when told that gna,'s wing, in its ordin-
ary eight, beats many hundred times in a
second !ior that there exist animated and
regularly organized beings, many thous.
ands Of whose bodies laid together would
not extend an inch?
But what are these to the astonishing
truths which modern optical inquiries have
disclosed. which teach that every point of a
medium through which ray of light passes
il affected with succession Of periodical
movements. regularly occurring at equal
intervals. no less than five hundred mlllsns
Of millions of times in second! That ii
IL b. such movements communicated to
the nerves Of the eye. that we see nay,
more, that it is the ference in the fire..
ouency Of their recurrence which affects US
with the sense OF the diversity Of color?-
That, for Instance in acquiring the sensa-
ton OF redness, our eyes are affected four
hundred and eighty-two millions of millions
Of times Of yellowness. Eve hundred and
forty two millions of millions Of times, and
Of violet seven hundred and seven millions
Of millions of times psr second? Do no,
such things sound more like the rawlings oil
maamen than the sober conclusions Of pco.
pie in their waking sense? They are
nevertheless, conclusions to which any one
may certainly arrive, who will only be
at the trouble of examining the chain
Of reasoning by which they have been OBJ,
tanned.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

COsT OF PREAculSG. $, m, people talk
a great deal about ministers and the cost OF
keeping them, paying their house rent,
table expenses, and other items of salary.
Did such persons ever think that il costs
$35.O00,O 600 to pay the salaries Of American
lawyers; that $l2, coo, 900 are paid annu.
ally to keep out criminals, and $4,000, 900
to1keep the dogs in the midst Of us alive,
while only $6,OO0,0O0 are spent annually
to sustain SIX thousand ministers in the
United States. These are facts, and stats.
tics will show them To he facts.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

PETITION TO THE PRESIDENT follow.
ing petition is in circulation in Ohio 1t ap.
pears to express one of the convictions of the
popular mimi OF the country:
10 the President of the United States:
The undersigned, citizens of the State of
Ohio without regard to party, and in senti.
ment devoted to the I Mon. respectfully peti.
ito and request that the draft for half a million
more men. ordered to take place on the 5th
day Of September next. may be postponed un.
til an attempt has been made by negotiation to
secure peace based On the Constitution and
Union.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31
Beware of limitations.

Several manufacturers are trying to initiate the
Adson Thresher, and their agents are Sc ling these
limitations under the assumed agency of the Massil.
Ton Works; calling themselves Russ clips Agents, sell.
Ing the Machine, Masslon Separator
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

A beautifully dressed young lady, all
smiles, silks. aud rngle,s. got into a Broad
way stage The other day and spread h,,
hounces profusely, nearly covering q lady
who occupied seat near her. She was
perinmed, polite and pretty, and soon after
SIZE got out, thu lady discovered her pocket
bad been cut open by knife in a finger
ring worn by the Aounced beauty and q
pocket book abstracted. s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

CHARAcTERIsTlc-The vast difference be.
tween the number Of colored troops on the
army pay rolf and the number in actual ser.
vic" (the difference is about one hali) has
been discovered. The army Offices employ
them a. labOrers on their leased plantations
about New Orleans, and let the government
foot the bill. l. there no place free from
fraud? Or is the word "official' only syno.
nym, nowadays, for corruption7
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

TIE men who have, for years, made it a
business 10 put up peaches in ar tight
cans. have given it up this year on account
OF the high price Of sugar. Not one fourth
the usual am punt Of preserves will b.
made this year for the same reason. -
Sweetmeats are out Of the question:
sweethearts are not. in these times.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

Tie ways say that in Gen. Sigel's retreat
from Martinsburg, he turned his artillery
on his ammunition train, and sent word
10 the retrcating rebels that be would blow
the whole thing up If they didn't let him
alone.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

How long Eve, the first .,oman. lived we
do not know. 1t is curious fact,that in sac
red history the age, death and burial Of only
one wOmAn--Saral, the wife Of Abralam-is
distinctly noted. W0mans age ever since APP
peln erhavs kee1<s subject for bisssry Or
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31
SWANS BOURBON BITrERS.

They are made Of ingredients we'll known
and approved by the medical profession, -
having powerful tonic properties, are both
palatable and pleasant, with sufficient ssysagtA-
sning properties to correct the bilious derangs-
ment Of the system, and act like charm when
taken according to direction, a. . remedy for
the following diseases -Lndi0esfion, Dyspsp-
sio, Jassdies, Liver Affections, Loss Of Apps-
Tt, LOscnsss Of Spirit, SALON Complexsios,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

For Rats, Mice, ROaches, ANsss 1sa
Bugs, Moths i'm Furs, WOolslee 1css
Insects On Plants, Fowls Animals sc.
''Only infalble remedies known"
Free from poisons."
tsNot dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rsts con out OF their holes TO de-"
Sold wholesale in all large cities.
Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everyvhsso.
9D- ~ BEwARE III OF all worthless limitations,
aS- Sec that 'Costsr's" is en- each Box Bottla
and Flask, before you buy
~ Address HENRY h. COSrAR, Principal Depot,
No. 4S3 Broadway, N. Y.
HJr Seid by BENTON BROS 4 Co.
379ms Mc0rsgor, Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31
The eWgssillOss o. &1s@sE
ThreShiseg .MNchiase,

With the improvements for 1864 will make 1t surpass-
ed by no Of her machine made in the United States.
for durability, beauty, style, ease of drat, and
perfection in every respect,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31
rsE MARRIED MAN.

~ GEORGE COOPER.
He struts cbout all wreathed in smiles,
He grasps Jon tightly by tho hand:
In fact hes such happy man,
That stcadily he cannot stand.
You wonder what has wrought the change
What could have broughtkis joys
You osk, and with roguish eye,
He whispers eostiy-"W eve got ecsr
rive YyASs LA-1.
8s wslln sieug sll drsped In fu~ns.
He srVfay pssses BY bis fsiCu6A
And svegy one Who stops his oourSs'
H stxEfhtvay - the devil scods.
You wouder what dos all this meart
Inquire, and ycuu dieouvsr-pay b!
You sek-snd learn In spiseful toaee-
"WxVy oo1 TIE YyTn lyrEHNAl yAxr1
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

healthy tonic, gentle stimulsnt and unequal
led morning appetizer. Prepared In ripe old
Bourbon. Beins now used to the exclusion q
al other Bite. IN more than City United
States Army HosrLsls, and millions Of private ,
Il families, and 10 .h only popular medicine
which has been especially exempted from
stamp tar by the United States government,
on the ground Of It's having been adopted - .
standard remedy BY the medical profession.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31
DO not be Deceived.

But get . genuine Mdssiion Ohio Machine, manufac-
tured only by Russell Co., at Massilon, Stark Co.,
Ohio. Dur machine will be delivered to all impor-
tant R. R. stations in the states OF Wisconsin, Mime
sota and Mort hern Iowa and at all points Of Import.
the Mississippi River, where agents will be
found authorized to receive, sell and deliver. ..a
It Is desired that all parties wanting machines will
the great necessity of giving their orders early
In order to give ample time to get machines to place
OF delivery in due season. Farmers and Threshers
very we'll know the Importance of having their ma
chimes on hand even before they are ready com.
nence threshns, as they can engage jobs with GER
taiDty that they fulfill their engagements. In
this way you will never fail to have a machine. All
letters Of inquiry will be answered promptly an
illustrated Catalogue, with full description of
chine, furnished free application by mail or other
wise, by addressing
HENRY RUBLE, McGregor, Iowa, or
/ SIMON RUBLE, Beloit. Wis.
North.W estern Agents.
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SherinoS Sale.

The State OF WlScp, sill M,uirnwoc County
Circuit Court Joseph Becker, against
John Hurs' mann. and Tneodp, Prehn Execu-
riOn
DY VIRTUE OF All execution issued out CT
- I'D un the seal OF said Court, in the
.bpv- entitled action 70 M. director and ,leliv.
cred aga at thu personal and real pr.part, OF
the SAID john HDr-,Hann aud Theodore P elm
have lev ed upon T. fnIl"wing described real
estate and all the RI ht, title aud interest ~fcb
The said deendauts, or either 81 them mad in
aud to the following described lands at The tate
OF docket'ng of said judgment, tn-~it: the 2Ogh
d4v of March, A D 1860, or have since aroui-
red: The 3 " o. ct II o., the II or 4 Il "
or, = W a. Of II Or and = a. Of " q ex-
c.p'ng 81 6.1OO ,c,es de ned away Jsruar,
IA 1860 go in Secrio, ten 10l T"~n-hrr
"ighreen Isl north % Rage vrntv two 20 /
e"st. Wh5cH real r-tate, rghr, title and inter,
e-t "A aforesaid, | -hall expose for sale AID sell
~ public veudu- az the Court House n the vii
fage AID county of aan;t0~oc, and State afor-
said nn Tuesday. he g h dtv Of March d
1864 at the honr OF rao '2) ocl"cN W. OF said
dav. 10 Sa'is'S sad x. curtun and G, -ts
Dated She. ~ Office, J,r. sth, 1864
IRA =. SMITH, Sheriff,
B, ! n BUgNs U,der Sheriff
ELLIS Il JONES Ats, Sh o"ygan. Wis
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LOOK ALOFT.

In the tempest OF life, ~,en The wave and the
gale
Are around AID above, il thy fo,ins should
If thine eyD -hpuld grow dim ani thy caution
dep IT -
:" Lax alpft," and be firm aid be fearlese Of
Il tn. friend, who embraced in p'osperity's
With -miIe for each JOY and tear for each
Should brtray thee when sorrows like clouds
are arrayed,
Look alo'r" to the friendship which never
shall fade.
Should the visions which rope spreads in light
to thine eye.
Like the tints of he rainbow. but righten to
fly,
Then rnrn ard thro' tears of repentant greet
" Look aloft " to the sun that is never 70 set.
heart
The wife Of thy bosom-in sorrow depart,
LOOK aloft " from the darkness and dust of
the tomb.
- that soil where affection is ever in bloom"
And oh when dea comes, in terror to cast
His fears on the futur h 3 pail on the psf,
In thar nome t Of darkness, with hope i'll thy
heart,
And smile in thy eye, look aloft " and
part
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FFrc. of Sup'r OF SCHOOLS.
Msnitowoc, Feb. rs 1864.

FFIcs Of SURF OF SCHOOLS
M.nitowoc, Feb. rs 1864
The uniers gned, On the 222i INST cum
r-nr-d fluff ling hi- app ,ln n-nts for viz
iiing The >ev-ra, schoOl- in he c,untv. but
on the "a II ~s~ compelled 10 relirqnisn
travelling nn srcnuus IF the bad con ii,Ion
Of the road- H. will resume this dusy
As soon A. prar''rsble.
On account Of m. reason above stated.
he is compelled to change the time for
the Examination of Teachers in Districts
No 4 aud 5-ihe first OF which will take
place Al Ciarx's Mills on Saturday. the
18Th. and The latter a, MULHoLLASD's. on
Tuesday, March 22i
JERE CROWLEY,
C"un,v Sup't of Schools.
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PROF. 0. J. WOODS
Hal Il Il Els TOE A TIVE

THIS astonishing preparation tnrns The
Hair back to its original color. after hsv-
ing become gray and reinstates 1t in All
irs original hea,h Iuster. sohness and
heau'v-removes all DanrEtf from the
Scalp. and all unpleasant itching 1t will
also cure Cntaneou~ Eruptions. snch IS
Scald Head. letter. &c and hence crea es
a perfe,rlv healthy condition of the Scalp.
by ar,i"g As S,imulant and Tonic 70 the
organs Snpplving the coioring matter To
the Hair completely restoring them to
heir original vgor and heal'h-thus pre-
venting all tendanrv 10 heroine gray.
It also prevents the Hair from herom-
ing unheal'hv and falling "ff and causes
it 10 grow and thi..ken where it is gone.
by resrlscitating the organs necessary to
supply nutriment AMI colnring matter
Thousands Of Soldiers in the Army have
testified 10 the above who had become
gray and lost their Hair by sickness,
change of climate. and ina'tention, while
performing camp duty.
As a Restorative and Dressing it has
no equal,
r & ]. rOBT s ".
Wholesale & Re'ai Agents for Norh>
err Wisconsin
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CHARLES ~. WHITE

Attorae y AMI Cou"rtH.r NJ La,o. Bounty.
Pension, and Gener0i Claim Aqent
Office adj lining XII gholtz Hall, on sth Street,
between FRANKLIN a1a Jaw streets, Mantle
voc, Wisconsin VIII attend promptly to Il
business entrusted 10 bis care
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n. S. BALCOLM, h. D.,
Physician and Surgeon

n. S. BALCOLM, h. D.,
Physician and Surgeon I,
OFce in The National Hotel
TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY 10 inform tn.
i mhabuaur. If a.nItosoc and neigh Dor. n 2
toms that tie ha- locsVed in This place. uhere he
intends 10 pursue the practice Of
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
10 al its branches
DR.. BALCoLX independent of his e1perienc,
in private practice PHI stefan AID Surceor
has been for several vcarsa
Resident Medic Onccr
Of the N4s~.chusett- General Ho-nitai spd h..
iherr bad ample opportunity to wituess tn.
modern practice of Medicine and Surgery in 9,
erv variety OF disease-Local a d Foreign
Chronic aud Acute-bv some of tie most em,-
nent men in the mn':csl profession The Do,
Tor thai his experience and strict ate
ton to the duties OF mis- profession will entitl
him to the confidence Of the community
RErsRssCss
Surgeons ~ a ichus"tf= General Hospital. de
Dr. Fl MY e CLARK Inspector in Chief %
Hnepuals, Sanitary C"nui~sion. U. s. A. Cit,
Ph,srisn OF Bn>t"n &c &c.
Dr. ). G BLAKt Che 90. Illinois
DR. A. \ HcLARkN, Medical Director Depart
meut OF New Eugand; late President OF Arm,
Medical ard.
Maj &. OLMsTfD. 27h Wisconsin Vols
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GEO. =. VO4DIy.

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
Justice of the Peac" and Notary Public. Par
ticular at,ertou ven to collecting, &c, Of
fee on York Street, Manitowoc Wis, nl-tf
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Il. Ef7ssi IAN.

rou"V SW"cyor At Nonitornc Co"nty.
RESIDENCE NEAR CLARK MILLS.
VIII promptly attend 70 al. business entrusted
10 him. Orders NAV be left at the Store OF N.
Hahoney, or al The office OF Clerk Of the Court
ManitowOc
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WIN. VI. NICHOLS.

1horney ART CounselKor NJ Lar.
Office York Street. Manrowoc. Manitownc
County Wis Colection9 promptly attended
%. nj ~
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German Printing Office
FO:s SALE!

TNHE UNDE SIGNED f-rs for sale the
L MA erialS tnIm,ris used in printing the
German newspaper-thr NoRDutsTEN They
CONSIST of a NJ. Wilmington press German
and English news AMI job tvpe. lead ruleS
chase, ufnIture. and All requisites for publish
ing German paper. TIL m,trr,- az irarly
urw,ani tn. whole will us- -'d ch,.-. b, ap-
plying 10 oFFO TROEtEL
~euf. % 13i2 Na.iitosat' " -cpr~
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DEFY COMPETITION!



The State If v t-.or-I ~ tui 90 c Cruuiy i r
cult Court Wi chei y. Bacon against Gle
A Hubbard. sI.curiun.
DY VIRTUE OF an execution issued nur IT
ID and Ia der IA" seal of .,f Cour, IL ~
above snttlet sctoI 80 n dire - and div
cred ana sgsiust tn o.r-o, = 4 r-s pop
~ - said Giles A Hn',h I'd, h,v- = ed sd
evicd upon the follosn.x de cfi'-d --s' 81
~ ~ IT,. right ste .ud irr.re4t .ai n tsi.
-sii defendant had in ard /, aid and ~ ,hs
date OF The tnctesisy II s.it ld,msrt - sit :
OHt l5h dsv at Nav A D 1863 nr "a.
-,nce S"quifei w: re Lorrh tall OF ,kr
west ~ ~ e.. south vest au ,rter OF SECTION
lh'rtetu r 3 T"snship nj cen 10 moth 90
rang r.eut, thr.- l23l at. Wnich -,i1
r.sl estate. and righr ri - srd interest ~ Atom
sid | sh. pIpos- tor sal" aid -.ll ~ puni.c
suc ION At the Court House in the bag ~
county of NauitOwnc sat Stit- afop s,i on
xordaS, Mach I4fh, 1864, at II o'ci,.ck n
he io1eponn Of sad div. to SATISFY -sid exc W
ton and costs. Dre' Sheriff Once, January
rs, 1861 IRA ~MIrI. Shsrf
b J. y. HsR>s, Ud-r SherE
J b NARKRAN PIT Atty.
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Circuit Court Man:tovos
County,

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81, ~
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49, - r 0....-.
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ises t.'-'
Los
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Browns Meat Market !
Neg, Door To Piau Il Tias' Store

"N. BROWN wshe- re n. pie Of Haui'o-
w voc 10 hear H. Mint n Z he ~ ready from
etrIies, morn till isr- r'sht 70 furnish rhs.n
with all varietie. OF NEAT OF the choicest kinds
a. the lowest rates.
To Farm rs.
will paw you the highest price for good,
sound, healthy cattle, and no o'h.r kid ASH
for Pork, Poultry, &c. Come an 400 me before
you sell elsewhere. eg - -~ -
Rsni,-ror NJ. ~. taP.
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School Superintendent's Notice.

School Superintendent Notice.
OFFICE IF Sup OF ~CInnL-
M.ni,nwnr. Jan / 1864
The undersigned has assumed the duties
of County superintendent of s 'h"ols and
NAV be found =, his Office in The Court
House during hnsi, ess hours. except wheenn
official business o,herw;-. NAV prevent.
JERE CROWLEY,
County Superintendent.
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Notice !!

II SCHULTZ 4 co having disposed Of their
J. 'ho. ShOp and stock to G. SCHULTZ 4
90 b rrhv 'otify their customers thu they de-
-r- --,'l- M their Business, and with all
hose - i~'n.d to them to call At heir Office,
~. A",1 - ~ h.. old - nd aud D up
The old hrln will continue the Tsnnery Bust.
moss ~ hsrstofor-, ard sre alvavs prepared 70
pav ,h- highest CASH pRrCr. 70, Hides.
Skins, &c
=. SCHULTZ 4 co
Ha,tfnxec Ocr % 1854
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rF \ r-reutlNn IT he P,e-iirqt.,I
mansion. y v'r-- Az evening". rwn 49,
grnr-. ne "a surgeon If The District reyI-
H"at, and the olher nm ASST .t.ui surp-rn
"' n" 'ame regimen, pa, AIDED themselves
10 ful uuIivra.
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q. TDEessESOX & Co.

Dealer ~ Dry Goods, Gr"r..ri,, Provision,
Nardsnre, r"ckerv, Rn"r- nd Shn..s EIar-
nd Caps Drug aul Medicines. Gln Nail,
&c. Proiuc,, 81 All tird~ waited, nj u.
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Wheeler & Wilson's

=
F1H/LT SE'HiAG MACHINE
Wrn n -lDrp.r comolste OF S45 aud freight.
from Ne. Y"'k ID I'D =
F"r beauy xceii'rc" II stitch, alike or
,-''h sides OF rhs 'sbnc we'd; f"r Strength
FIrmn-s. Ard Du,ah'lit. 90 s. ~, th.. -.
VIII not RIP or Unravel!
for Ecuunns 4 rnre al for ,,o,ntactnesa
Simplicity. Speed aud Stiffness Of Motion, it is
not SnYpss-rd.
PERSONS CNN EXAMINE
tn. N,ch,rs AID its vurk nv n,r,c on Doctor
3. EASTON. Agent Tor w~r IL VOC ~
$75 TO $50 PER MONTH !.
rTlHE LITTLE GIANT Swim. vse,,;a. Com.
L paw want a. Ag-r' g. ~.eA county TO 40.
lici' orders Tor heir nr~ as machine ei.a
guage, screw driver AMI *. .ea3irs. va
will pay liberia saltrr ard X rst Is : ,sJ,a
iarg" comra,s>i For os't -f 'r. rrr- ,ysr
sae:ose . stamp, a. d AL 60 .atfe
pAGE, I.,-.la. 3D.
Sen. AZ ~ ks q. UA..s4 1A,e>v
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5 'lmg weekly between f gland Irelaud anC
Americt
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