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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
Tobacco Syyjndle.

\
The act of Congress Of July Goth, 1868,
provides that from and after the passage
of this act, manufacturers of tobacco are
| required to put the same up in packages
Of specified weight, and a stamp duty or
tax of 10 to 81 cents is imposed per
pound, according to quality. Tits made
| the duty Of commissioners of Internal
Revenue to provide the4stamps within 60
days after the passage, or such other time
as the Secretary of the Treasury may
designate, not later a than the lst day of
December last, when Nampst are required
to be affixed to each package as evidence
of the payment thereof. All tobacco man
ufactured since July Goth, 1868 and sold
Ivy the manufacturers before stamps were
provided, paid the above tax, and now it
is held by government officials that the
retail dealers, in whose hands this tobacco
remains on the 10Th of Feb, 1869, must
pay the same tax over again and place
stamps thereon That is, because the
Government failed to furnish the STAMPS
at the time the lsttax was paid the holder
OF the tobacco must pay the tax over
again and if this Interpretation of tie
law is adhered to it will work a yery
SShSoo hoAuoiip vi VIC liIuSS VI retail DEAL
ers throughout the country, who never
dreamed that Uncle Sam would ever be-
come party to such an outrageous
swirdle. '. FL .a@ 4Gja..
1t would seem that the Government,
after having been swindled by whisky
rings and tobacco rings out of millions of
revenue, and finding that class of men
too much for it, has set up swindling the
unsophisticatcd honest masses of business
men. We do not believe the law was de-
signed so to operate, or to be so construed;
if it was, the trainers of it should be sent
to mad house or idiotic Asylum if not,
the officers so constituting and enforcing it
should be sent to the Dry Tortugas, to
remain there until the devil furnish s
better place for them.
Truly the American people are long
suffering and forebearing people, or such
men would have been hurled from power
long ere this.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24

Z The Paris butchers sell everything
bear s.neat, badgers, swans, cranes, owls,
cormorants, and hedgehogs. Not content
with his variety, one enterprising trades
man hung monkey at the door.
us that animal good to eat?'' asked a
customer.
, "Capital you never ate better pastry
than it Makes
"But what does the meat taste lik e p
"Oh, whatever you wish-beef, pork.
or mutton the monkey initiates every
thing
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24

Indians.
Indians are coming in from the Repub
lican River, North Platte, naked and
starving, and anxious to trade and be
peaceful.-Er.
Yes, that's what's the matter. Kill
scalp and rob, burn and "raise hell'' al
summer; when winter comes and starvation
ensues, then they como in to be "peace".
fully fattened by Government donations,
SO that they can open vigorous raid upon
the whites for the ensuing summer. We
see but little use for an Indian. God made
Linn they say, but we envy the Supreme
the authorship OF biped brutcs about as
much - I'VE admire the construction of a
serpent, q toad or Tarantula.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24

CABlNEr.-It is said, by Rumor-al
ways reliable (?)-that Boutwell, will be
Sec'y of Treas'y; Gov. Cox, P. M. Gen..
Jas. +. Wilson, of Iowa, Sec'y Of the In
terror; Admiral Porter, Navy; Schofeld
War, and Kentuckian, Sccy of State.
Judge Pierpont, Of N. Y, Attorney Gen'l.
Last week it was said Mr.. Colfax rendered
the name Of Jonn D. Defrees, National
printer, as P. NJ. Gen'l. We guess thai
Grant has not yet filled. His slate.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24

A LARGE .KITcHEN.-The establishment
on the river Uruguay, South America, for
the manufacture of Liebg's extract of
meat, it is stated, has the largest kitchen
in the world. The building covers an
area of 10000 square feet, or nearly half
an hcre.. In one hall there are four meat
cutters, which can disposed of 200 bull-
ocks each per hour. There are twelve
digesters, in which the meat is. boiled by
steam. They can hold together IA 900
pounds of beet. About eighty oxen per
hour are actually slaughtered for this I'm i'm
mehse mandatory Of meat extract.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24

-.
Mr.. Nicholson Of the Iowa (Waterloo)
Reporter, has sold his Office to Messrs.
Smart & Parrot. The Reporter was a
cleanly-printed democratic paper which
we always admired. The purchasers
mention their predecessor in kindly terms;
announce their intention to run the paper
for Republican interests. We promise
ourselves, much pleasure in perusing the
Reporter under new auspices. The Extra,
containing this information, has an edi-
torial inaugural, which is model. We
do not believe S. & P. can be less than
gentlemen and honorable political oppon-
ents. Success, brothers, in printing-not
SO much success in what we regard as
political error. -
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County IS:
JAMES BUELL. and y Fg@ u. Ea
JAMES VI. McKINLAY .a;,-F. s.-...f. "a,
Executors of the will of In the District Court
i1 JAMES McGREGOR Jr'1 May Term, 1869.
GEORGE w. BROWN. a d.
MATILDA s. BROWN. J
To George w. Brown aud Matilda g. Brown Defts.
You are hereby notified that OH or before the 18th
day of May, 1860, a Petition will be filed by said
Plaintiffs James Buell. and james NJ McKinlay, Exc
cutors Of the will of James MEG Jr in the office
Of the Clerk of the District Court said Clayton Co..
Iowa. claiming of you the foreclosure OF a Mortgage
Lot III in Block SO. in James McGregor Jr % add-
ton 20 the Town of McGregor, and decree tn ereon
for $4,000 and costs of sn, and that unless you APP
pear thereto and Defend before noon of the second
day of the next Term of said Court commencing on
the Sd Monday Of May, 1862 defanlt will be entered
against you and judgment rendeIe thereon.
Dated this 10Th day OF February, 1869. .srE
JAMES BUELL. and JAMES NJ. McKlNLAY
Executors Plaintiff.
BY JOHN T. SLOVENIAN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24

A lady visited Lafayette, Ind. the other
day, who. in gathering up her dress to
escape the mud, exposed to view beauti-
full white skirt, the rear breadth of which
was made of halfbarrel -four sack, upon
which the indelible brand Of the miller
was still visible, 'ninety.six pounds, extra
supcrfne-warrantcd."
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
i ~ Original Notice

STATE OF 1UWA, Clayton Co., IS:
JAMES BUELL. and
49, Executors of the will of In the District Court
ToiiJAMES McGREGOR JR. May Term, 1869.
~: vs.. ,sn..- % asItfs
A. NJ. BROWN ct al.
To A. NJ. Brown and Reveina Brown, Defendants.
day Of May, 1869, Petition will be filed by ssid
Plaintiffs. James Buell. and James NJ. McKinlay, exc
cutors of the will OF james McGfegor Jr in the Office
Of the Clerk OF the District Court of said Clayton Co.,
Iowa, claiming OF you the foreclosure OF Mortgage
Lot g. in Block So, in James McGresor Jr.'s addi-
ton to McGregor and decree thereon for the sum OF
$1,000 and of spit and that unless ,on appear
thereto and defend before of the second day OF
tho next Term of said Court commencing on the Sd
Monday of May, 1862 efanlt will be entered against
you and judgement rendered thereon.
Dated this 10Th day of February 1869.
JAMES BUELL. and JAMES NJ. MckINLAY
Executors Plaintiff.
BY JOHN T. sToSEMAN. Plaintiffs Attorney
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24

A miller had his neighbor arrested un.
der tho charge Of stealing wheat from hi.
mill, but being unable to substantiate the
charge BY proof, the Court adjudged tha
the miller should make an apology to the
accused. "Well," said he, II have had
you arrested for stealing my wheat
can't prove it-and am sorry for it,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County,s Sc:
s2 JAMES BUELL. and
tor JAMES nj. McKINLAY eE VI Ett.ft q
Executors of the will OF In the District Court
-, JAMES McGREGoRJ R May Term, 1899.
Z. at II s"f- VS. 1 go st7 = =
JOHN CARROLL az asf @
JAMES MCGUIRE. ~
To James McGuire and John Carroll Defendants.
You are hereby notified that or before the It'll,
day of May, 1869, Petition will be filed by said
Plaintiffs James Buell. and James d. McKinlay Exc
cutors of the will of james McGregor Jr. in the Office
of the Clerk OF the district Court OF said Clayton Co..
the South half of Lot in Block II, in James Nc
Oregon Jrs addition to the Town of Mc3regor. and
decree thereon for $780, and costs of st and that
unless you appear thereto and Defend before
the second day Of the next Term OF said Court
mepcing on the Sd Monday Of May, 1869, default will
thereon.
Dated this 10Th day OF February. 1880.
JAMES BUELL. aud JAMES NJ. McKINLAY
s,i - Es Executors Plaintiff.
by JOHN T. SLOVENIAN Plaintiffs Attorney.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
Agricultural Society.

Agricultural Society.
The Board of Directors of the CLAYTON
County Society, met at National, Feb.
Goth, 1860. President Scott in the Chair
Business transacted as follows, viz:
A. G. Rogers bill of $1,000 for services
and expenses as Treasurer of the Society
for 1868, was allowed. Charles Watkin' 1
bill Of 500 for services and expenses as
Secretary of the Society for 1868, was
allowed. Andrick & Richardson's bill of
S2l4 flor 1000 pamphlets, 1850 cards
and tickets J printing done for the
Society in 1868, allowed. Charles Wat
kins was authorized to collect all sums
due the Society for the advertisements in
said pamphlets. c. L. Miller's bill for
services and expenses in 1868, for SO, CO.,
$1,000 allowed; balance rejected. j..
Eibeck's bill for $4,000 for printing in
Journal, in 1868, premium list, &c.,
was rejected. Andrick & Richardson
offered to print 1000 premium list pam
phlets, of IL pages each, r(equal in all
respects to those printed by them last
year, for Sl.00, and the gprivilege Of
adding advertisements thereto on their
own account. Offer accepted, and the
81 90 paid. "a saI
The Premium List and Regulations for
the next Fair were then examined, revised,
adopted, and ordered to be published in
said 1000 pamphlets. LA
The Secretary was authorized to receive
bids for the exclusive right to sell Re-
freshments on the Fair Ground during
the Fair, till the FIRST Saturday in Sept.
next. No Intoxicating liquors, wine, or
beer, to be sold on the Fair Ground. The
Board will accept or reject any of such
bids at the time above stated as they may
choose.
1t was found that the debt against the
Society is a trife over $780, And it
was resolved that all the Directors solicit
Life Members, for the purpose of raising
means to pay said debt this year. 100
new Life Members will do it. Now friends,
show your good will
The Premium List is all offered in
money, and it is intended to he paid in
full, if the receipts of the Fair will do it.
No diploma-no papers. Amount offered,
about $500. The new Board mean busi>
ness, and intend to pay up those debts,
and raise the Society to greater favor and
usefulness.
Adjourned, to meet at National, lst
saturdayin Sept. next, alto A. M. /
&. n. HAMILTON, Secretary. 4
r s.-rhe Board will give 800 90 as a
premium 70. fastest trotting horse, gelding
or mare. single in harness, provided any
one will raise $1,000 more to put with it,
and report the same to the Secretary in
time to publish in Pamphlet List. The
Board do offer $4,000 for speed in seven
separate premiums, unconditionaly.-I
Special offers are already made by several
persons to add to the amount offered on
several things-more encouragement of
the same kind is respectfully solicited
from the able and public spirited people OF
the County. But let us know as soon as
possible, so that it can be published. p.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
Che Time5.
McGREGOR. FEB. %, 1869.


Rob Morris. E -
This distinguished Masonic and Eastern.
Travelled Lecturer whom we had the plea.
sure to hear last week at McGregor, will
give public historical and geographical
Lectures at the times and places below
named. lis private lecture or talk will
be 70 the Fraternity in Lodge Room. Tn
addition to our commendation of last week
we desire to say that he or she who has
read the Bible and EHiott's views of the
Holy Land as has the writer of this, will
find Doctor Morris lecture so far superior
to ordinary attempts to interest an au--
dience, that all they have yet heard in the
line of lectures will be cast in the shade.
We are not Masons, but to certain ex-
tent we are enthusiasts and confess to
an ardent admiration for the gentlemanly
scholar whose name heads this article.
He places you by his side in an intellect
ual bus, stops at Beyrcut, Damascus, Jeru-
salem, Jericho and all other points of his
toric interest, takes you to the remains of
Solomon's Temple, tells you its history
and dimensions, describes the wanderings
of the Saviour and the Apostles as detailed
in Scripture, till you almost see the places
and the men who have given distinction
to the "Holy Land" above all other coun-
tries of antiquity. We write earnestly
because we do not want friend of ours,
to lose the information and the pleasure
of>hearing Doctor Morris. Let no gentle
man or lady whose taste is above admira-
tions for "colored concerts fail to attend.
The Doctor remarked to us at his close
here that he was frequently interrupted
by people coming in late. "This is Nc
Gregor habit that is quite reprehensible"
we replied, shut, Doctor you were not in
terrupted by any one going o,tt." ,"No
sir" said he, ~ didn't think of that - ~
He will speak at Lime Springs, on Sa-
turday 9th; nj Cresco, on Monday, March
LIST; at Ossian, on the ID; at Postville, on
the Sd; at Monona, probably on the
4th at Waukon, on the 9Th, and at Lam
sing, on the 9th. lie is now at l25 Dear
born street, Chicago, where he may be ad-
dressed by mail or telegraph.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24

Some idea of the Chicago gasligbt, may
be gathered from the fact of the boy who
puts them out in the morning, carrying a
lighted lantern with him. On being quest
Toned a. to the reason, he replied that he
couldn't find the burned gas-posts without
f. ~
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
NOTICE.

There will be an election held in each ward OF the
City of McGregor, on Monday, the LIST day OF NJ arch
1869, for Mayor, Marshall, Treasurer, Assessor and
Attorney, for said city, and one Trustee for each
ward. rs gF 4ataF- 81 A. aet+E q rfattt
The Trustees remaining in each ward will Sc.
lect the place of election.
,HsFts d. BAUGH City Clerk
March 9th, 1860. Hg;z G43 .fr
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24

Victor Emanuel, king of Italy, wants
money. There is o matrimonial chance
for Mrs. Lincoln-''two souls with but
single thought"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
Responsible Agents Wanted

To dispose of guarantees for the sale of Landed and
other valuable property in different parts OF the.e
United States Profits very liberal. sales easily e.
fected and no loss of time from other bns ness. d
u Address J. 4. MILLER co. l1l
Box 4, p. o. Port Deposit. Nd. GAL
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
Aelv Advertisements.
EOUN u.
CITY ATTORNEY.

= Pocket Book containing Money which the owne
can have by paying for this advertisement. Apply t
Gi5 RAVEN DAVIDSON.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24

At the request of many citizens, the undersigned
respectfully announces himself an independent
candidate Tor city attorney of McGresor. Let US
have peaco." ROBERT QUIGLY.
McGregor, Feb. l9, 1862 O6i5 5EE.t
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24

The undersigned have this day formed a CO.
partnership under the firm of Strou,e, Sh ,rrnan &
Co., and will cont nue. the business at the same
place. & ets iti2
All parties indebted to the late firm, will please
make immediate payment.
McGregor, Feb. 9Th, 1869.
~ Bernard Strouse.
.i f eHa NJ. NJ. Sherman.
6i3 Leopold Isaacs.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
An Ordinance

To amnlend Chap. /, Sec. 2, of the ordinances OF
McGregor. That Section 2 shall be SO amended to
read That from and after the first Wednesday of the
first Monday of March, 1862 Each Trustee Of the city
OF McGregor, shall receive in full compensation for
his official services, salary Of Twenty-Five Dollars
per annum, payable quarterly. t.'t
Passed aud approved Feb. 22d. 1869.
D.BAUGH, Clerk. ii. KENNEDY. Mayor:
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
SCHOOL NOTICE.

There will be Election held at the City Scales, on
Monday, the sth day of March, 1862 for the election
OF President Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary
and two directors for McGregor Independent School
District. ID BAUGII, Secretary
Feb. ODD, 1869. 2w645 8s .y r.!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
NOTICE.

There will be meeting of the City Board of Reg
istry, at the Office of the City Clerk. on Monday
the 22nd day of February, at A. M for the purpose
of correcting the registry of voters. All persons in
terested will please attend.
81. - IL IL KENNEDY, Mayor s.a
ID. BAUGH, Clerk.
'-.iA M. HOPKINS, Marshall.
6i3 P.0'DONNELL, Attorney.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24

FOR SALE.
NO. 3 MASONIC BLOCH,
Rerently occupied by D. II. Hanin Co, is now
offered for sale. 1t is known to he new caracious
well finished and Of the most desirable business
locations in the city. Terms of sale made easy
Enquire Of S. N. LAMpSON, Times Block
Gl4tf
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
TO the Honorable, the City Council, Of
4 the City Of N1cGrcgor. ~.

have the honor Of presenting the following state
meat of the financial condition OF the City, on this
22nd day OF February, 1869
First there outstanding Bonds OF the City, as fol-
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
FOR SALE.

A House and Lot on the bench, at North Nc
Gregor, ii by 90. Four rooms below and three in
second story. Good Cistcin and a good Stable for
four horses. / want TO go farther west and will
sell at low price. Call on or write to
ii. HANSON, North McGregor, Iowa.
Feb. 10tn, 1869. ast So 81
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
FOR SALE

TO and From all the Large Cities in EUROPE, by
Steamer and Fast Sailing Vessels. ned Eafs VA
All kinds Of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES bought
and Sold 6l5tf i&N' .-f r
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24

- CORRECTED BY
PETERSON Sc LARSON.
Druggists and Grocers gt,l !
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
3 HOUSES AT AUCTION.

will sell at Auction, on the Sd of March next. a
one story frame dwelling, in good repair, situated near
the head of Main Street. Also two frame houses
with barn and other out buildings. the corner OF
Main and Spring Streets These residences de-
sirable, and TIE purchaser will secure safe and
more than interest-paying Investment
6i3 i p MCGUIRE.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-24
Positively One Day Only +!
AT CHAMBERLAIN HALL,
Thursday, March 4th, 1869.
Two Performances at 3 and 2 Ia.

Return From Europe, (after an absence of three
years. where they have appeared before nearly all the
Kings, Queens, Eniperors, and Nobility of the Old
World
TIE Greatest Wenders Of the Age!!!!!
-Four beautifully and symmetrically formed La
DIES GENTLEMEN III MINIATURE. The Origi-
nal and Renow ned GEN. TOM THUMB ami WIFE,
COM. UT, and MISS MINNIE WARREN.
Their unique and exquisitcly enchanting Perform
ances and Exhibitions never fail 10 charm and delight
every beholder. They appear in - ~
Songs. Duets. Dances, Comic Dclinca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-30

ness Of his statement srgu~d Ia favor of day =
labor, claiming tnat the bntrs clors vere "a the
hseit OF selling their bills st Is per cent. DIS
CONN.,, and thst amount would BE- SAVED bv
osys' work Tue amendment was adopted.
M. Chase called M the bill introduced by
MN some weeks stnc-. providing for dong all
grazing and Crawling hy days work. ani 20
was made me special order for Monday night
next
Mr.. Rail offered q resolution providing for
rep ng the gate on the north side Of CIV Hail
locked. 70 ke-p cattle Out; adopted.
Concurrent resolution Of the Aldermen for
the appointment OF q committee 10 examine the
anairs OF the Fire Department was agreed %.
and MessrS. Russell. Rutherford and Bar LETT
were appointed on the part OF the board.
MI Taylor offered a resolution thai tue board
refuse 70 consider any bill from the Improve
ments Com nittee which makes an approprta-
uon rom the general or ward fund, and as ked
It's reverence. laid on the table.
MT. Bates offered bill 70 pay VIM NJ. Law
for damage received by being run into by q
steam hre engine; passed. Also, ball for relief
OF Henry Hyson; passed. At Ils0 the board
adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-30
sCHENCk'S PULMONIC >yRUp

Seaveed Tonic, and Mandrske PflIs win cnre
sses" asso1ana 20 tss sSs
three 70 be taken at the ssme time They cleanse
shsn sSe fs:I sss End put e g
~ nno %snss seq bio,d the patient beeins grow
.pd the pstient outSrows the disease end gets "sIi
To tss.s sns ,Sas Sn,y v.s 70 cur Gsn'pnPtioa
Philsdeiphis owes his unri vailed ooeee.s h. the
9estment Of Pulmonary Consumption The Pal
on Ss %::, M the
couch ,0r Vii nneI hnp sns phissm p T or matt s ripe ssh.
and the lungs bs gin 70 heal ' 'ns ps''sn' mas rest
40 90 this, the sss.ssd Tonic and Mandrake
md so The fSlncne seup tas ss sos
Will make good blood
moving ell obstructions. relax the ducts OF the
es oInader the bile starts freely and the liver is
can nothing Ia: esss nSen,es tns rl.
omel e deadly poison, which 10 very dsngeroa. TO
S DSdsr ana ss ssst will - the
like echsnck 9 nsndrake Pills
Liver COMPLAINT is ene Of the most promisent
scheneks seaVesd Tonic is gentle stimuiant
which this prepsrstion is made Of. s..isss the
nae9 &c @ to throw ont The gssirlo aiee 20 dissolve
good blood without fermentation or sourins &c the
=, The great reason Why rhysicisns DO not cure
give medicine TO stop the coughs 10 stop chIss 20
they sersDes the whole digestive powers. iosHiSs
up The secretions, and he patient sink.
Dr.. schepck. in his treatment. does NOT tryt
stop e@ueh, night sweats: chfils or fever Re
move the cause and they viii sll stop o6 their eun
eccerd;, NO one can be cured OF Oonsum ption,
Liver OerSi.int DYpepoa, 0atarrh, Ospker.
nsds hssi,hx ioe'' uaNss tne hser ana stomach are
IL . Serson has consumption, Of course the luusv
u some vay, are diseased. either tubercles, sb-
the lanss are . me-. o. i.n.mn.iion end fsst de-
ceyins In such cese., What muss be doneY Il is
.hole body. 1hs stomach and liver hsve lost
& their Sowsr to to %:ks bl.od ou, o. 70, "a Noe, the
cines, vhieh viii bring up Q tone 20 the stoSscb-
the Peuent viii begin 70 Want food, IL will diee1t
ecetly and make coed blcod then the pstieot be-
eos % eeaa IN nesh and - soon - the body be-
the neetent gets deshy and we'll. This 10 the only
Wy 70 cure Co1sumption,
~ Mnen there is NO lung disease, and only Liver
.nd aS are
tns Sulnonie Ssrup Take ,he Mspdrsks Pills
s.esH " a bilious Complaints, a. they ere par
Dr.. echtnck. Who hss enjoyed uat,s~rrv,>.d
kounos. YES vasted evey 20 . mere skeleton, in
tnS wry Let staee q fulnoaery Ceasuapsios his
knYs,casee Ae,ine lronoencsa he cass hops,ees
the ma zinc: \: ress
neny tho0sands similarly afhscssd have usel De.
schenck b preparstioas With the sa0s remark sble
eocc.ss IuIl directions scooasany sech, making
seSssss S.s y. sss :..S &
ri 81 ss ss::.a.:. :.
=: ' s: Ss 'Ss ,r:s ::s So e
sseh Q. @ pr SStsIs: e O. 10 half dosss. Hxs''