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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-19
Doty's Washing Machine,
Lately much Improvsd-and The Near
Universal Clothes Wrilqer

Improved with KowELLS PATENT DOUBLE
C.G-wnEELs, ana the PATENT ST0p, are
now uniues:ionahiy far superior to any
apparatus for washing clothes ever invent
ell, ana will save their cost twice year,
by saving labor and clothes.
Those who Lave used them give testimo-
ny Os follows
= We like our machine much could
not be persuaded to do withsut it, and with
tiers of to position. Key. !. Scott,
Bishop NJ. r. Church.
= 1t is wcrth one dollar week in any
family IN. Y. Tribune.
: In the laundry of my house there is u
perpetual thanksgiving on Mondays for
the invcGtion.'-Eev. Theo. l.. Cuylcr.
Every week has given it a stronger
hold upon the affections Of the inmates Of
the laundry. IN. Y. Observer.
81 heartily commend it to the econo
n.isis Of time, money, and contcntmcnt. -
Rev Dir. Bellows.
Friend Doty-Your last improvement
of your Washing Machine is II complctc
success. assure you our Machine at
ter a year 5 use, is thought more Of to-day
than ever, and would not be parted with
under amy cir cumstanccs."-Sol Rob
insor. 8E.
"lour Washing Machine hiss been in
daily use in our laundry, and the house.
keeper cxpr :ssns herself AS highly pleased
with it. 1t certainly accompiishes u
greater amount Of work. with less labor,
and does not wear the clothes near SO
much as the old fashioned wasli-board
BY using it, one laundress is dispensed
with. WIN. +. Round, Superintendent
of Infant Department Of St. Catharine's
Nursery, N. Y. City.
> After II constant use Of the Universal
Clothes Wringer for more than four years
in cur family, am authorized by the
powers that be- to give it the most un-
qualified praise, and to pronounce it an
Indispensable lart Of TIE inacliheiy Of
housekeeping. Our servants have al
ways hecn willing to use it, and always
have liked it, Henry Ward Eecchcr.
Pl1lCES..-A Fair Offer.
Send the retail price, Washer Sll, Ex-
tra Wringer So, and We win forward eitb-
or or both machines, free Of freight, to
places where no one is selling and SO
sure arc we they will be liked, that we
agree to refund the money if amy one
wishes to return the machines free Of
freight, after u months trial, according
to directions. $50 -. ~ .e4s E .s,erss
No husband, father or brothc- should
permit the drudsery CT washing with the
hands, iifty-two days in the year, when it
can be done better, more cNpedtiuusly,
with less labor, aad no injury to the gar-
mcnts, by II Do:y Clothes Washer, and Il
Universal Wrngcr.
Canyassers with exclusive right Of sale
make money fast selling them.
Sold b. dealers generally, to whom ILL.,
cral discounts are made.
!, *. g. BROWNING, ,..a
fE4*El I'll General Agent, =.
n39-m6. 81 Cortlandt St., N. Y.
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WALTHAM WATCHES.

For Il few months past we have advcr-
tiscd the above Watches at EXTREMELY
Low PRICES, and the result has been most
satisfactory. !. Our plan has been to sell
the genuine WALrHAM warren, III Solid
Gold or silver Gases only, ut IL very small
profit; giving the purchaser every oppor-
tunity Of examination and comparison,
and with the understanding that il the
Watch does not prove satisfactory, 1t can
be exchanged or the money refunded.
These Watches are, without exception,
the most perfect specimens Of fine mechan-
ism ever produced in any country. Each
and every part is made by machinery of
tie mos. delicate and elaborate constitute
iion
Compared with foreign watches, they
possess many advantages, cxcel.ing not
only in principle and finish. but still more
in their reliability as t.mc-kcclers. AS
an indication Of Tie prices we submit the
following: q osz ~
sirey Huating Huthes 49,: $is co
Gold Hunting Haiehss IL honat
Gold Hunting WuteheS. Ladies /. =
SIZE, ................ 40 90
We often receive orders direct from our
advertisement Int prefer that every one
should send first for eur descriptive price
list, which explains all the different kinds
tells the weight and quality Of the cases,
and gives prices Of each This we will
forward to any one on application, and it
will be found very ustful in making a
selection -
Erery Waich IS Narrated ~ spccin
certificate from tie american Wa'ch Co.
We send them by express to any nd.
dress. Allow the purchaser to open the
package and examine the Watch before
paying, and il afterwards it does not prove
satisfactory,it can bc exchanged or the
money will be cHEERFrLLIircfundcd.
Please state that yOuasaw this in the
Iowa Plain Dealer. AE
Address, in full, 4TIOWARD.& CO..
No. 6l9 broadway, N. Y.
Our establishment is we'll known to the
residents Of New York and vicinity, but
that those at distance may address us
with confidence, We invite attention to the
following editorial notices
From, the n. Y. EvaSgtlis', May 18th. 1865.
We had occasion some time since to re-
fer to these celebrated American Watches
which are well known rs reliable time
keepers. We cannot do better now than
to call the attention Of our readers to the
card Of Howard u Co., by which it will be
seen that persons FROM |. distance can or
der any of these watches by express, at
greatly reduced riccs. -
From the n. Y. Independent, June 10, l;Cs.
We invite special attention to the adycr-
tisement Of Mcssrs. Howard Il Co., who
offer the celebrated Waltl,a M Watches not
only ut the lowest prices, but will send
them to any part Of thccoun;ry Ly express
and give the purchaser the purchaser the
privilege to examine the Watch before
nayin. for it, We have known Howard
< Go. personally for years, anil cheerful
" conunend them to the confidence Of our
friend ,arou@hos.t tie &C :n,y, l.c-l0.
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One Dollar for e.ch Article

We do not Offer Il single article Of mcrcl.-
andise. that can be sold by regular dealers
ut our price We do not ask you to buy goods
| from MS unless We can sell them chesrcr
than you can buy them in any other way
while the greater part Of our goods arc sold
| at about
ONE-HALF REGULAR RATES.
We want good reliable agents in every part
OF the country. BY employing your snare
time to form clubs and sending us orders,
you can obtain the most liberal commissions
, either in Cash or Nlcrcfl:, RI Il ise and
all goods sent by lis will be as represented.
ana we guarantee satisfaction to every ono
dealing with our house.
Agents should collect ten cents from ch
customer and forward to us i'll advance, for
Descriptive checks of the goods We sell.
| The holders of the checks have the privil-
eye of either purchasing the article thereon
described, or of exchanging for any article
mentioned on our Catalogue, numbering
over $50 different artic.es,-not one of which
| can be purchased in the usual way for tho
same money. .-0
The advantages of first sending for checks
are these: We are constantly buying small
lots OF very valuable goods, which are not on
cur catalogues, and for which we issue till
all arc sold; besides, in every large club We
will put checks for Watches, Quilts, Dress
Patterns. blankets, or some other article Of
value, giving some members of the club IN
opportunity Of purchasing an article for
about enc quarter of its value
I'm every order amounting to over $50,
accompanied by the cash. the Agent may
J retain $500, and in every order Of over loo
$500 MAY be retained to
PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES.
eff -. u:.l1.
Agents in the Western and Southern States
but is open to all customers. .....
COMMISSIONS: ...
Agents will be paid ten per cent in cash
or merchandise, when they fill up their en-
tire club, for which below we Civ: IL partial
list OF commissions.
FoR AN ORDER OF $50. from club Of
thirty, We will pay the Agent, as commits
sion, % yds. Brown or Bicachcd sheetins,
good dress pattern, Wool square Shawl,
French cashmere pants .nd vest pattern,
cash. -
For AN ORDER or $50, from club Of
fifty, we will pay the Agent, MS commission,
ID yds. shecting. one pair heavy wool blank
cts, Poplin dress pattern, Handsome wool
square shawl, Silver case watch, etc., etc.
or 90 in cash -.... .'..-..'
FOR An ORDER OF SlO0, from 4 club Of
One hundred, W" will pay the Agent, :ts
commission, 100 good yard-wide Shecting,
Coin silver hunting ease watch, Rich long
wool shawn, Suit Of all wool French cassi-
mere, etc, or $40 in cash. .. II
We do not employ any Travelling Agents,
and customers should not pay money 20 per-
sons purporting to be our agents, unless
personally acquainted.
SEND MONEY ALWAYS BY REGIsrErrn
LETTERS. .ss
For further particulars send for .cata-
lagucs. [lyllyl
PARKER & CO.
50 & 100 Summer st Boston, Mass.
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.Whans Apala Dickinson ",

,WAAps ANA Dickinson was at Salt
Lake Gty.la crowd gathered at the
L1tsl ton sSrcnade somebody, when a
$all. wa s'nlash for Miss Dickinson. y
* dIptte arQse as to whether it was
Miss or Mister when com !.
promise was effected by an indiyidu-
III who shouted. bring /. eut."
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The bright Side.

MONTHLY, IS CENTS YEAR.
nNE of the rrcttiest, altogether the
" cheapest, and many say the best pa.
per ever published for young people. Send
Tar it ard say where you SAW this adver-
tisenlent Specimen sent for stamp
Look out for news about the BEiGnT SIDE.
ALDEN < TRUE, Publishers.
lctS.l chic. 90, III.
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: --F77-.+-7s
sINfiSliAL OFFER.

nv w. LEE. offers to exchange SO
a acres Of good Prairie Land, with five
scres efrimbcr, to fence it, for Twelve
Hundred Dollars, in Greebac;s. Said land
is three miles s'.ath Of New Oregon, and
Within one hall mile Of School House.
He alsa offers Ion sale his House ani Let in
Crcsco. l-atf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-19

EHORTY THOUSAND CASES OF
Il Goods were shipped from our house in
One Year, to families, clubs, and mcrchan hts
in every part ofthc country, from Maine to
California, amounting in value to over
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Our facilities for transacting this immense
business are better than ever before. We
have agents in all the principal cities to
purchase goods from the Manufacturers. I'M
pcrtcrs, and others, for Cash, and often
ut an immense sacrifice from the original
cost of production.
Our stock consists, in part, Of the follow
ing goods
Shawls, Blankets, Quilts, Cottons. Cling
hams, Dress Goods, Table Linen, Towels,
Hosiery. Gloves, skirts, Cors.ts, &c, &c.
Silvcr-pla:ci ware, Spoons plated on
Nicklc Silver, Desert Forks, five bottle pla-
ted Casters. Britannia wl:s, Glass ware,
Table and Pocket cutlery, in great variety
Elegant French and German Fancy Goods
Beautiful Photograph Albums, the newest
and choicest styles in Morocco and velvet
Bindings.
Morocco Travelling Dag, Handkerchief
and Glove Boxes, &c. ..
Gold and Plated Jcwc!rv, of the newest
styles
We have also made arrangements with
some Of the leading Publishing Houses, th>t
will enable us to sell about one half tbs reg
ular rricc:-suc!i us Byron, Moore, Burns,
Milton, and TcnnysoM's Works, in full gilt
and cloth binding, and hundreds Of others.
These @v hi nj. fan.
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G,ard Township, May IS, 1868.

G,ard Township, May IS, 1868.
nessrs T.. K. Barron & Bro.
Gcnts-I Lave tried your Japan and Imperial Tea
at 1925 cents per pound, and consider it better
than that received fsom any TIA company-alsn
much cheaper. Send Inc 3 lbs Imperial Ten by
bearer. Yours very respectfully. OrLIS WA.X.
hand these fine Teas enough to supply the wants Of
nnesota. Particular attention paid to filing Cus
do not give entire satisfaction, they he returned
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AliLiiners.

D0NAHUGH, Mrs. J. r. corner opposite
Court House. Sec adj.
GAMBIA, Miss III. A. next door to the
Post Office. See ad.
sfEUTTLEWORTIi.s :rs. {. L. next door
to the Bank.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-19

The Crane Washing
Machine and Novelty Wiring
or gives universal satisfaction.
For sale ut Hanchctt's.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-19

A yawn in company Indicates ean
in conversations
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:, .sE Farme rsl,urg,: iowa, May 16. 1868. -
Messrs y. L. barron & Bro, McGrtsor.
Gentlemen. The Gun Powder Tea had Of ybu
for 81 % cents psr pound Is coed il not better
than Tea have had from any Tea Company, aid
comes CHEAPER. I'll take ten pounds more. Yours
truly. pANIE:. BRONSON.
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-' 80 = !. Garna,illo, 1cwa, May 14th, lsGS. ~
Messrs T.. Il. Barron 4 Bro McGrcgnr.
Dear Sir-H e have used the Imperial Tea ut II 70
bought oi you last Thursday, and find it v.ry.n
article. You very truly. - = Il. ONLY.
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CorSclEIIILL r. O May 18th 1865.
Messrs +. Il. barron 4 Bro, Mctneyor. i.
Gents-The Chest of japan Tea bought OF you
last week at II 20, consider superior to any Tea
have had, and at q less price. !
Yours &C.,
4. +. DlcEESsoN.
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Lumber Dealers.

n IIHHtUET DtFtItIS.
FLEMING, w. J. Robert Phclan
agent. Yard near the Elevator. See al.
MEYER PECK. Yard corner Of Elm
and Markc. streets.
MARSH, T.. Anrd SoGf Ii OF the Depot.
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Tattors.
ADDN Wni. t..sce doors North OF tl,c
Court House.
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NATIONAL, Iowa. May sth 1858.
hfessIs Il. II. Barron l. Bro. McGregor.
Grnts--The Gun Powder Tea bought of you at
81 % per pound is the best Tea ] have hs 4 Tor
long time. 1t beats any I. Co. Send ) lbs,
more by bearer. Yours Truly. Ii. c. MaYHug.
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has-acqaircd an enviablc reputation as the
best, most economical and profitable ma
chine for farmer and thrcsher, for ease of
draft, excellence ofwork. quality of finish
and for durability. z.-...
All the above machines arc fer
sale by
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We hove made arrangements to keep constantly on
this great Northwestern part of Iowa aud Southern Mi
Orders. We warrant these Teas and In ally as" they
at our expense ana IA, ney rcf.1ndel.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-06-11
The ALABAMA CLAIMS. The Engli,

The ALABAMA CLAIMS The English
tories, have gone 'clean daft over the
speech lately delivered by Senator SUMNER
in tie U. S. Senate. From day to day,
the Atlantic cable is busy sending to this
to this country from England, extracts o.
spc ccrhcs delivered and editorials of
the London papers in regard to the subject.
Of course, they all take high GROUND
against granting anything that would be
to their dishonos, etc. etc. FROM the ten
Of the extracts published, We judge tha,
JOHN Bull is greatly excited tha,
this country should have the ter
merity to AL him 70 account for hi.
meanness and guilty conduct generally dur
ing our late unpleasantness but he must
make up his mind to it, that he has offend
ed TO such small country as Ireland, or no
such efFrn,oate people As the llindoos O.
Chinese, and the quicker he settles ,bs
little bill Of $500. 600, GOO the better
may be bitter pill to take. but it i
JoHN's own faultshat il exists to swal
low.
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The Late Massacre by Indians on Fos
sil Greek
I.eavepworth, Kan, j.

I.eavenworth, Kan, June 3
The following additional particulars have
heen received nf the Indian massacre on
Fossil Creek: The rosgues and hearts we're
GU, out of the bodies of the men killed,
tho calves of their legs we're slit down and
the sinexs tied under their shoes pieces
of flesh we're cut from their hacks pieces
ofteleyraph xiie we're stuck into theft bod
les; their ears were of cut and heads scalp
ed. John Park, Deruty U 8 Marshal.
reports that the Indians boiled the hearts
Of these men for medicine.
The Swedish settlers who we're attacked
on Spillmsn Greek. all ..lived in oae house,
and ooly those were killed that left the
house and attempted TO reach . place of
greater security. Those that rcitsaiued in
the hoa-e we're not u,olested. This occur
red in two or three inst spces
The calamity is mainly attributable TO
the lack Of arms, for whenever, gnn was
fred the ,avapes msdc no fight. The In
dians drove off considerable stock from the
above settlement. a..e
Adju,an, General Moorehouse, is here
organizing forcing Of militia.
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CHANGED HANDS. The former propri-
etors of the Tribune, Messrs. Smith 4
ENERr have disposed Of their establish
ment to FRED. BoRcHERDT. Esq. We
welcoae the new proprietor to the ranks Of
those who occupy the editorial chair, hop
ing tha. he may find its ways the ways Of
peace. prosperity and rleasantuess. The
u,soing editors succeeded in making the
TriJmne good local paper, and we have
no doubt its reputation in tha. line will be
kept up.
We understand that Messrs. SMITH &
ENERT will locate a. some point in Florida
and make that State their future residence.
If so, We expcc, soon to see in our sane
tum copy of the Florida Daily Radical,
issued from come growing point in tha,
far of section of our country.
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ICndou, ysne 4.
! The LcDdoe newspapsfs ere still discuss.
| INK the selaiioas existing beswesa kugisod
| and the Uni,cd States.
The Standard says: 'fhe conduct OF
AMerics in the matter OF the late treaty,
| 10 the f.pse Ut time, III ny be forgotten, buf
st present it is hardly fair to bs linked to
feelings Of JUS, indignation and resent
Ment. s.f,a4.t1 ~ ly.s. RS ~
The Pct says "A new attempt for the
settlen,eae OF the Aiabams claims must
come froo ADeric., I" and hopes that due
precautions will b taken 70 seouFe E0RIa0d
against accepting . tresty almost WITHOUT
humility, which will b rejected, 1t hast,
Wit contumely. s
zsss Iseadoo, June I.
In tn house Of Ioras, this evening, Sir
Afford Rsdciiffe, moved for eupy Of the
Alabama treaty. He said the government
had shown the gre test cancellations ia its
desire to msintxin peace. aud trusted that
when negotiations we're resumed bet ween
the TWO countries 4 cafmer spirit than that
which sseceetted Mr. Suneer speech would
show its influence, and that Americans
would feel tbst there we're the demsnts
that England could not eHtertsia. He
Hot-u 'u0t SOCu uCAVtsoSIouS WVA'N P'S~S
their relations upon satisfactory feO.inx,
aud oil would rejoice y hen that end could
lie attained by thai able mau shoW All al
a.ire. .s1asf -, ~ -..,.5.s :,
Lord Clarendon regretted the unfavorx-
ble delay in saruishiog the papers called
for. He traced the history Of the neg. IL
alton, and said that the house of cOsnlir'Ds
was not emitted to assume that the n,sjor>
ity Of the senate ssd seopk Of the Unit
ed States supported Mr.. Summers demaBd>.
He be,,eved that without intervention the
sympathe,ic feelings aud good sense of
Amcrica would uisilsaAely prevail, The
friendly feelings Of the Uuited States we're
reciprocated. He would shrink tsom DO
sacrifice to maintain peace. hut the Oa.iOn-
vi honor must be nisintsiued. He va. not
aware OF the nature Of Mr.. Mo;iey's in
structioas, but he hoped what had occurred
would promote aud not hinder negotiations,
as the terms that Eng'snd was willing To
conceae or must refuse wsre we'll knowa.
London. june 4.
In the house of commons. this evening,
Mr.. Bruce, explained TIE rep,rt which had
become carrent Of the cruelty toward Fen
ian pris00ers. He said sbe repott arose
from the necessity 10 repress v,sieut aud
outrageous conduct Rosa, since August,
wss reported ss the best conducted prison.
5-5 Duflin. June 4. e.
A large meeting Of Oranyeaneu was held
in this city, last evening. 10 pO.est against
the disestsblishme of the Irish church.
IL is estimated that over 400 prescott
Appropriate speeches we're made, and res
o!utions adopted. taJ Lla
London, June 4
Lord Broughton died yesterday, aged 80.
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The Good Country.
ON c IN oicAsioo i the New York In
- --. dapendeut -

ON v N III QlcAH3o tne new AtIA AZ
dependent.
Among ,he throns waiting the departure
Of the train was group OF emigrants; aud
ia it two children crying bitterly, sppar
emily from sheer sleeplcssness and fatigue.
Poo, little things" said, "how tired
they .een,."
Yes" answered the mother, who stood
by. ,ryiag to cou,f;,rt them-a meanly clad.
worn io,king woman, but with snit dark
eyes aud abundant chsstnut hair cniled
under fer torn hood Yes. they are tired
out. We landed yesterday lrom Eng land
after five long weeks at sea. But.
thank God | don't mind it now. We've
got 10 the good country aa
Swee,>faced, weary woman, may it in.
deed prove 10 You and you children good
country, and in The far wesieru home you
to gain may you find cheer and plenty 10
compensate sou for the past The good
country That is what America is to toll
ing, Straitened millions all over the earth /;
aud God grant that it may never cess, TO
be so.
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ACCIDENTS On Saturday morning
! of last week, boy namct WILLIAM
KLUoE, was engaged in conveying slabs
from JONES Mill, and while in the act ol
stooping, slab from above struck him on
the temples, and glsncing, struck him on
the neck killing him almost ins, sntly. lie
ceased TO breathe before medical aid could
be summoned.
On Monday last, Bohemian boy, while
engaged in helping to load the schooner
Belle with lumber, at GUYLEs' Mil, fell
from lumber pile to the deck of The yes-
sc!, striking his back actoss the hatchway.
He was taken up insensiblc and conveyed
to his home, where he now lies in critical
condition.
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Lyons Periodi al Drops
THEGREATFEUALERENEDI
For lRREG ULARITLE.S.

These Drops ara scientifically compounded
fluid preparation, and better than any Pills,
Powders or Nosrums. Being liquid, their
action is direct and positive, rendering them
a reliable, speedy and perfect specific for the
cure Of all structions and suppressions of
nature. Their popu. riy is indicated by the
fact th7t over Il o 600 bottles are annually
sold and consumed by the Ladies' of the United
States, every one of whom speak in the
strongest terms of pr. Use of their great merits
They are rapidly taking the place of every
other Fem,ie Remedy, and are considered by
all who know hight Of them, rs the surest i,
safest, and most inf llible prep r .tion in tho
world, for the cure Of all female complaints
ths rer ov Il Of all obstruction, of nature, and
the promotion of health, reg l,rity and
strength, Explicit directions stating when
they IN y be nsed and explaining when and
why they should not, nor couid no; be used
without producing effects cuntr ry to nature 8
chosen laws will be found carefully folded
around c,ch bottle. with the written sixuature
of JoHy l.. LYoS, without which none are
genuine.
Prep red by DR.. JOHN l.. LYON, 1915
Chaie' street, New II ven Conn, wLo G.. n
be consulted either person lly, or by mail
(enciosing stsmp,) concerning III private
disc ses and feinale weaknesses
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
q. CLARK & CO.,
Gen'l Agents for Z s. and Canadas.
7. & j. Robinson, Agents, Manitowoc, Wis