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MEDICAL
-r... -KsrABLIsHED BY .s..
DIR. ]. C. YOUNG, IN 1850,
For tho Curo OF all Diseases Of tho
Urinary andGenorntivo
OK Organs. and -.
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Ne. $50 w street
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
r,,rA. Gua runfood or No Pny ReauIred,
Cures Guaranteed, or No Pay REQUIRED.
ru1s CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS

4
THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
l. enjoyed gu this coast ar uninterrupted sue.
ecss OF eighteen years, and has become ono OF
the renowned Hospitals Of the age. What the
celebrated Lock Hospital Is to London, and the
no less renowned establishment OF RicOrd Is to
| Paris, this Institute has become TO the Pacific
| Coast. The thousands annually received and
cured at this place is In point Of number Of pa
| tlents among the very trSt OF the world, and
| the success Of Its treatment ranks IL second 10
nom
seminal Weakness or Spcrmatorrhnh.
The young man who apprenticeship growing
weakness In his muscular and mental organiza'
ton, should stop To consider whence IL arises.
He will npd In the weakness Of the back, trembs
| hing Of the hmbs, disordered digestion. rnac-
eountablo failing OF the powers Of the mind,
distaste for socloly, dread OF impending trouble,
| foreoodings OF evil. sleeplessncss, troubled and
| iasciyious drcams, growing deafness, loss OF
muscular power, and numerous other symphonic
OF disorganization. the positive traces Of thai
! most terrible and destructive OF all diseases
Seminal Misunderstanding away his powers,
destroying his hopes OF life and manhood, and
dragging him along the broken path OF his ex,
istence Toward q prpmature aud lOAthsomo gravel
To him who finds hls. lfo dribblinZ out In the
discharge Of the vital principle OF existence In
Nocturnal and tiurnal emissions, the mere ccs.
sation of its appearance brings no ASSURANCE OF
Marriage, that holy Office, that safeguard and
hope Of manhood, brings to such a one no hope
OF cure, but adds TO his misery In the knowledge
that the one who looks 70 him for 30 much oi
her happiness, Ia o victim TO Ills evil. and an Ia
nocent companion to his punishment. He addt
to his misery and disorder until hope leave.
him. Thore Is no rescue except In proper snc
skillful treatment. Those who have become the
victims Of solitary ;viccs, that dreadful, fasci.
mating and destructive habit, which ILLS thou
sands OF sick rooms with paralytics and con-
sumpttycs, and hundreds Of untimcly graves
wi:hits Misguided victims, should consult with.
out a moments delay, one who Will sympathizt
with their suffcrings. To such the Doctor would
especially address himself, giving 10 easn and ~
Assurance OF y PERFECr and fEhmANENl
CURE, without hindrsnce to business, change
OF diet, or fear OF exposure. ..-..
"L,,
Important 70 Enler; III,
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Tho Neeessi,v OF a Wait Overcsn<.

Patients residing In any part OF the State,
however Distant who may desire medical advice
on their respective cAscs, and who think proper
to submit q written statement Of such In prefer.
sncc to holding ap~ersonal interview, are assured
that their communications will be hold most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
Al letters must be addressed TO tho eorres
spending physician, thus:
= Benz. +. JOSSEEYN, N. D.,
CBox 1851 61S Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and kearny,
del<70 1yis < San Francisco. Cal. .
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Resolrcd by The Senate and o1ss Of Repr es er.atives
ofths Uaited States Of hnerioa ~ Conoress a.
That the President Of the United States b, and he
ID authorized, by anil with tho advise fadvicel and
consent OF the Senate, to appoint Ensign Benjamin
8. Richards o master on the active LIST Of the navy,
20 date from tho twentySlxth day OF March, cIgh.
teen hundred and sixty.nine, with the pay Of that
grade from that date.
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ORDINANCE NO. 60.

AN ORDINANCE Am~endntory Of and
supplementary to ordinance No. d3,
entitled IAN Ordinance 20 Fix and
CSiieet License Tax" passed June
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ORDINANCE NO.. o..
Passed October 10, 1871,

No. 81. sntisied GHn Sraina1cs 20 Fix
aud Collect n Lisensc Tnx,n pnssod
June IL, A. ID. 1871. -
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OFFICIAL.
ofthe United States,
PASSED AT THB
Third sessIsn Of the xLIst Congress
[PUBLIsHED BY AUTHoRITY.l
[ApproYed January 10. lHl.l

RESOLUTION to authorize the restoration Of
benjamin 3. Richards 10 the active list Of tho
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Tpubllc-Eo. ITO.
tApproyed July II, 1901

AN ACT TO vacate tho Fort Dakota military rcscr
walton In the Territory OF Dakota. and for othcl
PURPOSES,
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fPubNc-No, ISL,


I - ~ IPubIc-No. ISL "" 'I|"
AN ACT 10 extend the provisions OF the precmp-
ton laws to the Territory Of Colorado. and for
other purposea-
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Approved July !. ls7o.l

fPublIc-No. 1901
ACT 10 relation TO certain unsold land IN the
counties OF Porter and Lake. In the State OF Indi.
ann
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Approved July II. 1870.

lPublic-No, l76.l
AN ACT TO declare forfeited to the United States
certain land grants 70 the State OF louisiana 10
aid In constructing q railroad therein.
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ORDINANCE NO. g..

AN ORDINANCE supplementary to Or
dinRuce No. IS, cntitlcd can Ordinance
Determiniug what arc Nui.ances, and
passed. August 10, A. D. 1867. 81
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ORDINANCE No. g..

dinnnce No. Si, entitled Al Ordinance
e HE:,iae Tor , Lev me Ia CsSdIlfHs!Ic;S ,
passed April 81, A. b. 1871.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
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And every person or persons engaged In one
SsrCin, shall take out and pay a license for each
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c%oRPoRATIoN d
REPORT

or tho Treasurer of tho Town Of Gold
Hul for tho Quarter cndiRs October
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TO o sTEALERs.

wy I. IAWnON,
u. 8. Marshal aud Messenger In Bankruptcy.
BY AUousrUs AaH. DcputY. ocan al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-09

On. Youxo's FHxsca LUNAR, n FEMALE
MONTHLY PILLS, for the removal OF all obstruc-
lions. Price, IS. Either hndsent BY mail upon
receipt Of price.
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\ Nifc's Power.

The power Of a wife for good or
evil is IRE stable. Home must b,
The seat Of .ppiuoss, or it must be
forever unknown. A good wife ist6
aman wisdom, courage and strength :
p bud ono is confusion, weakness,
and al glir. No condition is hope
less So q uan where bis wife posses.
scs %hrluaoss, decision, and economy.
There is no outward prosperity
wllsH. can cO~uuto.act Incidence, ex-
trayisancc and FOLLY at home. No
spitit cen long endure had domeptir
influence, Man is strong, but his
heart il rot adamant. He delights
in enterprise and action, but to sus-
tain him he needs q tranquil mind
and especially it he is an i~n'ellecrual
nan, witba whole heart, ho reed.
hts moral forces in tho conflicts OF
lie. 70 recover Ills composure,
home must bo 3 place of peace, OF
ch]eertglne-s aud OF comfort. There
his soul reneWs its strength and goes
forth with fresh vigor 10 encounter
tie labor and troubles oflife. Butt
at home no finds no rest, and Is there
met with bad temper, sullonuess,
Jealousy or gloom, or is absailed by
complaints and ceusurc, hope vanish.
Is aud he sinks into dispair. Such
Is the case with too many who, il
might seem, have no conflicts OF
trials Of life for such is woman'l
power - Morn ing Star.
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A remarkable illustration OF the
power Of modern science to wrest
spoils from the depth of tho ocean is
now afforded at Gale Head, on the
Irish coast, off which point the CreS.
cent City sunk some months ago. The
diving operations have been 50 CON.
Quoted that S10,o32 in specie have
been recovered, together with four
hundred and sixty bales Of cotton,
valued at SS per bale. It is expected
that the whole of a valuable cargo,
both specie anc cotton, will be re-
covered.
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CgANe1NG Srrn por.rors

CHANGING SEED PoTAToEs.--A re-
cent publication Of Mr.. w. Patterson
of Dundee, Scotland, of a series of.
experiments carried on through mat
years, giv5s as %resulta, deterioration
in siae OF tuber and greater liability
Of disease when the sams seed Is
grown q second season OH tho same
ground.
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The tooth Of an elephant was found
q few days ago in q gravel pit at
Louisville, fourteen feet below the
surface, which scientists say must
have been there at least two thousand
years. The skeleton, 1t lie expected,
viii be found as the pit is extended.
a petrified fish was taken from the
same locality about ten days previ-
Gus.
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CURIOUS AND SCIEAIlFIg.

PETRoLEUNFUEL FOR LOCOMOTIVE
a model engine, heated 10y petrol .w,
has been exhibited In France, N.i'u
appears to be q complete success. 1his
locomotive carries 1000 liters, oraaaut
800 gallons Of oil, ia the ieu.... a.
hand pump forcing the oil iptoa .RIl
reservoir near the boiler. The rr.,0 Sc
Of lighting the oil IL said to beu.i bier
difficult nor dangerous, owing o. ..r
oil being kept in Compartment, i
small quantity only being lighted ct
n time, then another division, and
so on, until the whole furnace i-N' ..i.
This engine consumes its own smoke
perfectly, and II Is said to be extreme.
" easy to drive, on account p. '"e
simplicity Of its apparatus. Large joe
comotives, with slight improyeu.
have since been built, aud eucC. .l
triSls made OF its working qualities.
The consumption of oil wa. SO p.. u.g.
less by weight than that otgood VA.
compressed coal,
A new lire-presorver, called .ae
Buoysnt Mattress, has been iuvnl led
by AIR. J. Hunt of Providence, VI J
tt consists Of two elongated sE.s. u1
pockets, which are dlIed with rn.a
either graduated, cut into shay.lss,
OF in large hat pieces, the edges l..rs
connected with an apron, fo .r9t
when the two sacks are folded t.... be
rI upon the apron they ViIt ll-. n.
covered smoothly thereby, aud l.aae
- mattress, and when uurur3 I."v
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How 10 Buy Neat,

The following hints on buying meat
Tor tie table Will be found worth bear
ing IN mind. They should DO read
over and over until the facts are IA
mjliar. Then 60 to the butchers, and
practice upon and verify what has
been learned When once fairly fixed
ia the mind, 10y practical examination
they Will never he erased:
BErF-Iu luyiug beet the finest
grtirti is the best; the flesh should be
lightrsi, and the fat = light creah
color, bat not yeIlov-it should also b
hard and firm. OK beef * the best,
aud tae animal should lee about five or
six years old. Heller aud COW bee,
mlg g|aueIallv be known by It's being
D hide paIfr tnan that Of the OK. The
meat of su old animal is dark red, and
tu, fst skinny aUdtoGgh. Ii tina meat
rises quickly when Indicated with the
finger IT. il good; otherwise not.
MuyTaN.-F The lean OF good mutton
rs somewhat darker thau that Of beef,
and tte lSt whittier. Old mutton i
darker tHHp vOuJg, Nnl when fat and
juicy j het.cy-say up 70 four or stX
year ntaGs.
LAs.B -l0Qij ba pale red a0d tat.
Veal huuld be OF = light color, with
V.eutt of fat, especially about the kid
news. Tic flesh should be dryer than
beef aut finer. II coarso-grSired,
moist and c,ammy, reject it. Neat
.i8u..i no, b. over ten or twelve weeks
..tf- z Ia less healthy than either
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-16

TIE LIQUoR TRAFFIC. OF Gfca
Britain, last year, brought into the
Treasury Of that country the large
sum of Sl&2 100, 900 in gold. Of which
tue malt duty contributed S3B 5000;
the duty on British spirits taken fp,
home consumption, S57,4 OD, OJ0;
brewers licenses, S2,0s0 010; bee, H.
censes, Sl,Sj0, 900; VINE license H.,
$4,000; spirit licenses, So 10. 600; wine
licenses, $780, coo; and other licenses.
SlIj. 600. These are the internal Ye.
Venue taxes, ami amount to @lO2 no.
900. The duties collected In 1870 on
foreign and colonial spirits amoUuted
10 So, 10000, and on wines $685. 600.
These imports are distributed az Iol-
lows: England and Wales, Ta5 &c..
0O0; Scotland, SIS, $40 600; Ireland,
SIS O00,0 This total revenue Of
Sl32, 1870 600, it is argued, would he ca.
tirely lost, should the liquor traffic Of
Cheat Britain be prohibited. ia that
case, it is estimated that an average
poll.taX ofSl o. on all the inhabitants
would be required to supply the def.
cheney. IL the tax should be appoT.
toned according to the burden which
the liquor traffic imposes upon the
separate parts ofthe United Kingdom
It is calculated that England and
Wales would have to pay a tax q,
"a -, Scotland So 80, and Ireland 50 70.
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MOTHERS WHO HAVE DAUGUTFRs
MAT HAVE WEAK LCEgs-Should ar
rest the disease when it Is In the inciri.
ent stages, 1t IL Indicated by q hack
ing cough, pains in the chest, difficulty
Of breathing, or oppression Of the lungs.
II this be permitted to run on, lubrrcl"S
will form, and CONSUMPTION will bn the
result. Amost valus ble remedy Will he
found in Aliens Lung Balssm to cure
and cfeet this disease in It first stage.
For sale by eli Medicine np9lprs.
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EXAMPLE For THE LADIEs. Mrs
Enoch Knight, Of Piedmont, w. Va 4,
has stitched aud trimmed two SILK
dresses In q day with her Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine, aud earn.
ed from from so to $50 a week with
ease.
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Those Afflicted with
Consumption,
please Read she Following Eet.
ter from IA Reliable Druggist.


MOUNT VERNON, III, April %. 1871.
MPSsRS. j, v. HARRIS & Co., inclunniI
O.-GenlleInen: I hea' d one OF my custom.
ers speak In such high terms q fAlien', Lung
BalsHln to-day, tnat thought I would write
you the substance Of MS >tatempn: He saws
MS mother, who is now XIV years Of aye.
has suffered with consumption for several
years, and has been under the care Of nil OF
o best Physicians, but never received any
permanent benefit; then She rc>Ortvd 10
most every Kind OF Cough and Lung Bal
sans hat could be prOcu ed for her I'M All
to no avail. She still grew wore. until She
was confined TO her bed and when shc was
SEIZED win a parOHy m Of cOnghInc ,ho
would lose power Of expiration, and they
were compelled TO reso, to varioua mean,
10 restore breathing; Rnd while she was
couchlnR so a She oou d moi expeclorote
anything, and he family and firnd, had
glVGn up All hope OF hor recovery. Hor son
noliced tho ad vortisemgnt OF Aliens Lury
balham In tho Christian Advocate, and thew
tnought they would procure aud try II. They
commenced giving her the BalSam NJ 5
O'CLOCK, p, A., RSOi &C ed, a dose pv0rv hNur
until midnight then she took another an
OF coughing, aud cXpectorated Il mOulhfu
OF dalE yellow matter, which was soma.
thl' Q sue had not been able 10 do Tor son,s-
tlme' 1hey continued TO give her the Raj
saIn unlll morning, and then She begun to
e1pectorato freely, and within two hourg
she expeotorated three pints of mucous
matter, which gave her immedlato rSlIef
ana since that time she has continued ia
improve. sho now site up all day, ana can
Waih aoout lhe house and take considerable
9ut-go9f AefoiNe' her e0n bought more OF
tne balsam, to-day, and no rocomm6udg Il
ve,y highly 10 every one. ~
fours respectfully,
A. JOHNSON, Druggist.
Nss moro everg eAtsr proof % msrlflLgn
Inc case this letter refers 10?
ALIENS. LUNG BALBAM " W ,hon,
DOUBT tho bet exp ,olorant remedy ever
oliorod TO tho afflicted public. II contains
no opium in any form, and It's upe 1, harm.
less 10 the most delicate,
DlFections accompany each bottIe.
j. n. HARRIS i Co, Ptoprl-tora.
Cincinnati, o,
For Sale by all Medicine Dealers,
For sale by
WHEELooH, FrNLAY q Co.,. New Orleans
-. T. JONES a CO.,,.,mm anu,....... Npmnhi.
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From the Mobile Register.
AGRICULTURAL BRBVITIES.

. rraplg fsyD IhNuSQUt fOUS OF OpP6WAA,
AZ a cost of > 100000. A large per
cent. Of Il gocs from the Uni ed
S.sfps.
. ,r,... u.-ol1
ih' '''' H",yu'1 $500 - tEat
say : M', D. na;so5 = cron of
o'.An''1'loo'' oap a - ',C IND
amy bsif ana measure fSnr and A
'..ie inches IN diameter.
Sore jcaj7 ia COWS ma oe ehectu'
ally cured ~ Washing win "s'e'
aud g!l'erlne soap anu 'Len NJ
ing win a ll''' pure sla o'IiIo' lno
soap Is an I"'APe"'i'o article, NO"
10 be had /" every CIV! ana town.
NJ. Henry II. Hunt, of Mobile
C,npt,, has been cYpertmonriug With
uefa8d rice as we'll as- cotton, this
hcFE. H. eo"t" crop tor 'orSSo q,
rye H.HiI llih2 III lno spring. AUG nv
iL "orh lne s.s'h HNs III lulN,
N.'..'lH Nu'" A'''E ma SINUS W.
,Gl'h'y SPrlHSl'S up i'olu ,no sS!o
'''' no vent 20 WORE gave II 'no,.
'"- '""'pIt a"'' ~" H"' q oo'V
49,, ~.
atae ono ha7 been approX4maunG
'ta first cost IF sill the iehca5 In me
G1j'a6 = ate-, putting Il 81 81 NO
o'UulJ. These must be entirely re-
urari every ten years, m1EinH the
aNnad cost Of i"n,e9 3lZ9NV,UtU
W. might OH runs a. pretty sIrohS
t.@H'i'l' ~ 'a,", .! ! 'lnH 'I1,,'
W j. ''J P,'"Ho'' Wy" Bo"u a.,
s~1''", ","s' "'u,' nee" -
" hl'".ru ,|',' H'' ' !" C'eu t,'% t,,.
Jug 10, ~ i''-''..' W I'm ~, T.,
over ''i'' !c'''' al" Is S'''' ~ !"
P'''e'
NJ together one part tine sand,
ono part wood ashes. and three paris
'''''g &r','.d UP "l,. t''syeu 2lt' tn'
sI'' "l'.' '''''' 'l"I, o' 90. s!u
''' ." '''i',o ~, I""lPs H"H Co"'T'
I''.'I.."'' ar u.o'ou2;''! 5Io'!'
I''.'+ ,'' ]. s,'H .'.'.' .I,"' "I'n ,tu,
SEEN "|. or ''u'' p~e''o'ou'h % '"'
',S''I,g' VI o'''''I' ePP'y VIZ" y
''"-" l"'-' '8!N q oo,ol P9'!' j.
''' o' l'e ,e-' p''O'5 ever maze 'oF
I"'' ""'N -l'r0 a'lenre' ana rooI3
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sen IN NATURE.
The Theory Of sCHuaIity I'm soils and
all POnderabIe Matter.


At recent meeting of the summit
Commit, F~,r,,ors, C,uh Dr A Tn.
N0"'
pERAiLI' oe'l'e'c" "' aH"''a' s''.'''
forth tue theology Of S'Nu1.I'y III
Soil, and In all poudcrahlc matter.
uis yicvs are OWEN T., the following
-
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4 MAN OF A THOUSAND. A Con.
n su'nptiVe Cured.-Where death was
aourly expected + ON Consumption and
Asthma. all rometies having hiled, accident
his only hilj. ho now giyca this recips froe
on receipt of two stamps o pay expenses. Ad.
dre-s CIR kuDOCK 4 co. 1899 RRuo street
Phi 'adeIphia, Pa, giving name of paper.
NOV. law,
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5APTiST' Agents Wanted

every whore for tho largest Baptist psuer in tho
world. Able writers. Oh the news, and con.
stunt improvements. Fill Ma ket Report.
Nunday school D part ent-lesson every
week. hnL1lloxiblc advocate Of Baptist prin-
'tpios ONEprice only So per yea. The
ever oi red, or liberal cash commissions paid.
-. Speelml N cop, and particulars nef TO all
Who will wri eto LUTHER & YEAMAN, TIKI
CfNTRAL BAPTIST, RN, LOUIS.
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There are In Virginia CSC churches
Isl ministers, and 1909 members.
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Fog saIe by all mshislna it,. -

WHEELooH, TrNLAY q Co.,, New orl5lrg
y. +. JONES 4 Co. Nprnnhi
u. A. HoBIEsON 4 Co Ioui.Ji,ie
BERRY Il BNoYlLLEmn..., NashyilIs
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CINCINNATI BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

ouSHEAD 4 PORTER, Door, Sash
Il aud shutter Manufs, Rough and Dress,
cd Lumber Jqists, scontling, Shingles, Latb.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-04-06
Bear in Mind.


When disease has undermined the hca lth
and the physical system has become pros,
trated, a. stipulant that will not only
strengthen, hut remove the canse, shonld be
Immediately resorted to. Mental distress
is also a fruitful source Of the breaking
down of the constitution, AMI the ravages u
thfs enemy 10 health arstruiy alarmine..-
For all such meladiea aostetter's Stomach
Bitters haye been found unsurpassed. BY
acting directly upon the digestive organs,
they remove the heavy, disagreeablc feeling
after eating, SO often complained Of by per-
sons Of delicate temperament. AS soon
IS digestion is restored, 1.-THE patient finds
his strength increasing. and his general
health improved.
Thousands Of persons certify that II may
be relied on in oil cases Of weakness or
nervous debility attendant upon sedentary
habits. The gcneraisys Of ,Bitisrs are 90
disagreeable to the taste that they are oh.
jectionable to Z weak stomach. This is not
the case with Hostetter's Ditters, which will
be found mild and extremely pleasant Bal.
samic plants; banks and roots contribute
their restorative juices to render il soothing
and tightening. It's baeip 10 tho only
pure stimulant which hAs ever been pro.
duced, containing no .ft.siI oil, or any other
daleterious SlAmcnt The most careful and
iskilful chemists have analy zed the Bitters,
and pronounce them harmless. This issci.
lentiic testimony; but the testimony Of the
hundreds 81 thousands who have experience
cd the preventive and curative sHeots Of
the great vegetable tonic and a1terative Of
modern times is still more conclusive. In
Ester and Aale .Oyspepeia, Billionsness,
Nervous Comp aiufs, Chronic Complaints
ana general liability il Il - nearly iniai-
liblc us anythily in this fAllible world can
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-04-06
Kerl's Grammar,

|, Kerl's Grammar, Ia: IS, ;. =
We are liz receipt Of new :ext
book in Grammar Il lis, entitled
"Kcrls Shorter Course in Enslisl.
Grammar. BY Simon Kcrl, A. NJ
1t is published by Iyison, Blakemnn,
Taylor & Co., of New York.
The regular study Vt Grammar is
one Of the digest exercises ii the
course to lpapilais AL attempts to
render this branch OF education in.
.teresting, while not utterly futile,
have failed to reach the end sought.
We seriously donbt II itis possible
10 mskvsitso friasesest. -through taxi
bookMa We are satisfied that this
science CANNOT 10 taught with any
degree of success except orally.
Thus i makes no difference how
soon IN the school life it begins,-
indeed, it ought TO Begin In the nur-
sorry. Text books are valuable aids,
however, 10 older pupils those who
have completed nlargs share Of their
elementary 4s,adi'aa..s Gran matical.
text books arc usnally reconstructed
by College Pro'sssors; atler many
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-04-06

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Head Quarters in Chicago ono
known as tho american Association
Of Home Industries" and the other
rs the ."Woolcn Manufacturers As.
ISOLATION Of West and South" The
first of these represents all the In
dustries of the country, aud il Ma
tional organization with members in
all the States IN the Union. The
SC )pc of the latter is indicated by
Its name.
Of these two associations, s'THs
BuREAu" is the organ, though the
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Commsros and Iusurance as well as
to that Of the Industries The Blu.
reau is powerful advocate Of Pro.
lection botlr as to its bearing on tho
Manufacturing, as well as its bearing
on the General Industries Of the
country 1as st iasa +gsa sesl lhal
Tho Bureau is issued monthly by
the Bureau Printing Company sol
Chicago, AZ 50 per year, Il is wen
worth this sum, being always fall q
matter essential 70 thinking men ht 4