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[1'Il'[[ IN SOCIETY

By an eminent Physician and Professor In
one of our large Medical Colleges. II deals
fearlessly but chasteiy with evils from which
spring physical and moral degradation, and
domestic infelicity. 1t Is being review ed
lous and secular papers and magazines in the
u. s., and the verdict OF the BEST and most
discriminating is, that IL Is . REMARKA.
BILE BOOK: that IL Is TIMELY; that it is
NEEDED; that IL will MAKE ITS MARK !;
and DO GOOD.
1t is Of VITAL IMPORTANCE to every
man and woman in the land. and is having a
wonderful sale. Agents will find this rare
opportunity to make money. Circulars, Civ
ing full particulars, with numerous notices of
the press, sent free.
Address j. 8. GOODMAN Il CO., Publishers,
) Custom House Place. Chicago. Ill.
Say where you saw this advertisement.
nflwlSt.
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HURLBUT & EDSALL,
- LAKE ST, CHICAGO. I'LL.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
IeciS.dAwlv.

0OK TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS will be
90 paid for q single case OF incurable
Catarrh. DIR. Merwin's Vegetable Catarrh
Cure is the cheapest, as a package makes one
pint OF medicine, and Is sent by mail on re-
ceipt OF thirty cents.
IT'S the BEST, because II rever fails to
cure any case of CdtQyrh.
We wish to send our pamphlet, entitled
MAN and Woman as Invalids," to every
reader OF this paper, and will mail, free, q
dozen or mere copies to any person who will
hand them to their friends. Address. st.
Louis Medical Association, No. III sixth
Street. st. Louis, Missouri. tJuly 10, '7l-dwly
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We have received from DIR. Shafier
Secretary of State Agricultural So
ciety, an invitation to attend the
State Fair, and free ticket. W.
shall try to be thefe-along with th'
rest of the farmers.
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Fred Harness laid on our table
to-day several stalks of the Wine
Rhubarb, which below tho leaves,
were three feet long. They are per.
feet monster stems.
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SAD ACcIDENT.--John Summerlot,
Of Eddyville, in the employ of H. A.
Glow, had his left hand caught in one
of the driving belts, breaking both
bones badly above the wrist. He
was at once taken to DIR. Comell's
Office, where his arm was dressed
Tho Doctor thinks he will be able to
save the hand. EDDYVILLE.
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10. Chambers has gone TO New
York for mammoth wholesale
stock Of groceries.
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Heacock l. CO. have succeeded
Butin Il Co. ut Chillieothc. Look
out for their now advertisement one
Of these days.
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MoRE CoAL.-All creatiop. and AM,

MORE CoAL.-All creation, and any
other man, as T. J. Down, Esq, in
forms us, are engaged in digging coal
in the Des Moines river bed abutting
to the Poor Farm of the county. two
miles below this city. The vein is
four feet thick, and the miners are
taking it out in chunks that will
weigh nearly q ton. Various parties
are making claims like they used to
do in the gold regions of California.
Devin says he has engaged his coal
of one of the miners ut six cents a
bushel. Year after year we have
proofs that Wapello county is one
vast coal bed, the richest in the
State.
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We would like to see the democrat
who can read the news from North
Carolina without it giving him the
summer complaint so bad as to
double him up like jack knife
Twenty-Five thousand majority where
We got beat last year will do. 1t
comes OF the moral effect of the Ku
Klux bill. which has allowed q full
and fair vote.
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Fred Hawley is in Georgetown,
Colorado, rapidly recovering his
health.
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Col. Sam Mahon, of J. ii. Merrill 4
Co, goes east for goods next Mon
day.
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FINE REsIDENCE.-On one of the
loveliest spots contiguous to Ottum-
we, near the residence Of Mr.. A. l..
Graves, about one mile and q half
out, on the Eddyville road, j. E.
Langford, Esq, is erecting an ele-
giant brick residence, which will cost,
when completed, about $1,000
Weber does the brickwork, and
Kilby and Rowell the carpenteripg.
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Ladies' ready made night-gowns,
chemise, drawers and white skirts,
sold At cost at the New York Cheap
Store. RODMAN Il HARRIS.
July 2O.w4t.
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DRUGGISTS

NcArlEnlNE Fo- Cleaning, Beautifyiur
uGN IrnvSE and Preserving the Teeth
Persons who have used Farnham's French
Tooth InZsnges are delighted. Encioss
rents In VIM. II. Farnham& Co. Sparta, VS.
epnsin. for sample box. Something ne"
I'D novel. lnIt, WV
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A. TRUMP. Presiding officers, like
poets and orators, are born not
made. We are led TO make this
original and profuund remark from
the manner in which Jake. Siberell
presided over the county Republican
Convention, on last Saturday. The
ready presence Of mind, aud famiIi
arity with his responsible and an
noying duties were matters Of gen
eral and favorable comment. WI
nominate him for permanent presid
ing officer Of all ensuing county Re
publican Conventions.
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1elliae out.

The great rash ut the New York
cheap store still continues. They
are selling off at cost their entire
stock Of Dress Goods, Shawls, White
Goods Marsailes Quilts, Linene, Nap
kins, Towlings, Jewetry, Hair Work,
and everything in their line will be
sold 70 suit purchasers. Remember,
ladies, now is the time to get bar
gaihs. Be sure and call It the New
York Cheap Store. july19w4t.
New SrocK-Messrs. Lawrence q
Garner are the first to open the fall
campaign.
J. W. Garner, Esq, of that concern
has just returned from Now York;
and we noticed this morning their
house was full from cellar to garnet,
with magnificent stock (for the
wholesale trade, exclusively of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Gro.
oeries, Boots and Shoes, &C., &c.
Better still, we observed Charley
Lawrence busy in selling them TO
country merchants.
This is . concern composed Of men
who thoroughly understand the
trade, who have strict integrity of
character, and who have the means
and disposition 10 maintain the
wholesale trade in Ottumwa, with
credit and profit.
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Stewart il removing his music
store, to day, to Tsylors new build
ing adjoining the Iowa National
Bank.
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JOINT RESOLUTION: Proposing to
amend thu Constitution of the State Of
Iowa;
Be IL RESOLVED ~ the General Assembly
" fec oEutc or 1otru, That the following
Amendment 70 the Constitution of the
State Of Iowa. il hereby pronosed:
6trik the word white" from section 4,
of article thereof.
Approved April IL, 1870.
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DR.. FesteT's skill and science cannot
be excelled AZ Surgeon, Oculist aud
Physician, 10 years in large and con-
slant practice In treating diseRses and
deformity Of the eyes, eyelids aud ear
and all other acute and chronic diseases
of the human system that are in their ma
ture durable.
Tumors, cancers, old sores and every
form Of skin diseases are treated success
fully.
DR.. Fesler will visit any part OF the
country In consultation or to perform
surgery, for all deformitfes and diseases
where medical Il eatm mt In OF no avail.
study as Specialist, has no superior in
treating diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Throat
and other chronic diseases.
Office corner Main and Green streefs,
OTTUMWA. IOWA
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The Confessions Of an Invalid.

PUBLISHED rs a warning and for the benz
Is emit Of YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer
from Nervousness, General Debility, &C., sup
plying THE MEANS OF sELF.CURE.
Written by one who cured himself, and sent
free On recivins post PAID directed snye,ope.
May lS,w6m. tspn1 Brooklyn, N. Y.
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]J1AA

James Gray, Esq, of this city, died
at his residence At 8 o'clock, q. m. to-
day. OF disease of the heart, aged II
years. IA
Funeral tomorrow Cloth inst.) at
his late residence on 4th street.
Services TO commence at l o'clock.-
All friends ofthe family are invited
to attend.
The deceased smigrated to- this
country in the fall Of 1850, and set
tied in the township Of Highland,
where he took up and improved one
Of the finest farms In the country
Some five or six years ago bis iailing
heslth admonishsd him that he
could not we'll perform the labor Of
taking care Of the farm, and having
= good opportunity he sold It and
removed 10 this city, where he has
sincelived. He leaves . large family
ofchildren, among whom are several
Of our prominent citizens, to.wit :
Lotion 3. Gray, former sheriff Of
the county, John Gray, the present
city marshal, and Scion and Joseph
Gray, Esqs. We also remember his
son, VIM. Gray, who now resides in
Highland township. who WAS good
and gallant soldier of the 36th Iowa.
The deceased was eminently good
citizen, kind father and husband,
and strictly an honest man. He was
particularly best IN tho consolation
Of seeing his children grow up about
him, oneand all occupying honorable
positions in society, which was owing
no doubt largely to the impress made
upon them by the influence Of his
own character and teachings. He in
turn, as he should have been, was
greatly beloved by his children.
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We wero astonished at the extent
of the operations Of the Ottumwa
Ruffie Comany, upon making an in
spection of their mandatory this
morning.
They are working now sixteen
hands daily, and will increase that
number to twenty-five next week.
A beautiful little engine furnishes
the motive power.
Over two hundred ruffiers are
made a day, and the mandatory is
fully two weeks behind orders.
This machine is one of the simplest
and most valuable ever invented, and
we take occasion TO put our opinion
on record that the inventors and
proprietors have dug up very rich
little gold mino in Ottumwa.
So much for gumption.
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Fruit Grower l.sok Here

l have horse power, cider mill
and cider press, and am prepared to
make wine and CIDER tor any body de-
string it. l live Ii miles north west
of Agency City. Wine and cider
made upon shares or otherwise, as
parties may wish.
4t-w* J. s. REYNOLDS.
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Thirteenth General Assembly.
STATE OF iowa.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE, !
Des Moines. Iowa, June 10th, ISL
/. Ed. Wright, Secretary of State, hereby
certify that the following Joint Resolution,
proposing amendments to the Constitution of
Iowa. were adopted by the two Houses OF the
Thirteenth General Assembly, and duly re-
ferred to the Legislature TO be chosen at the
General Election, to be held on the 10th day of
October, ss7l, and are published pursuant 10
the provisions OF Chapter Isl, Laws 1870.
In testimony whereof have
lhereunto Sc. my hand, and caus-
led the gre1 Pal OF the State to
oSp lDe afn1ed.
Done Mt Des Moines, this
26th day OF June, A. D.. ISL.
ED. WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
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Important % he Ladies. It 10 said
that the ladies who are troubled by pim-
pies, sallowness, moth patches, ringmarks
Gc., msy obliterate the evidences Of their
modification, and add immensely to their
personal beauty, By the use of an article
now being sold by our Druggists.i known
Is Magnolia Balm. We should think such
thing would be very popular.
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PERsoNAL.--We were glad to take
Geo. W. Hatch by the hand this
morning.
He and his brother Will have been
sixty days in New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Lynn, ETC., ETC., picking
up one OF the largest and cheapest
stocks OF boots and shoes ever brought
to Iowa, which they will offer to the
wholesale and retail trade, shortly,
in the brown stone building now oc-
cupied by J. L. Stewart, Main street.
The firm is Geo. w. Hatch 4 Co.
The Hatch boys are we'll known in
this community for thorough bust.
ness capacity, and we but reflect the
public sentiment in welcoming their
new business enterprise 70 our midst,
and wishing them the highest meas.
ure OF success.
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BUY ME AND I'll DO YOU GOOD.
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
rhe treat Soothing Remedy,

MRS
WHITCOMB'S
SYRUP.
MRS
W HITCOMB'S
SYRUP.
MRS
WHITCOMB'S
SYRUP.
II is the Great
ing Remedy in
Teething or any
Prepared by
CO., ST. LOUIS,
Dealers in Med
June l7-dw6nl
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HooFLAND's TONIC

acts with almost marvellous effect. 1t not
only stimulates the tagging and wasting en-
ergies, but invigorAtes and permanently
stomach though. perhaps less prompt than
the Bitters. when the same quantity Is taken
In none the less certain. Indigestion, Bilious
ness, Physical or NERVOUS Prostration, yield
readily to its potent influence. It gives the
invalid q new and stronger hold upon life, re-
moves depression Of spirits, and inspires
cheerfnlness. It supplants the pain of disease
with the ease and comfort of perfect health.
It gives strength to weakness, throws despon-
9eG 70 me weng ana me n
DIR. Hoofand's benefactions to the human
race are not confined to his celebrated
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REruRSED.--S. B. Mills, Esq, has
returned from prolonged trip thro'
Kansas.
It 10 sufficient TO say that after
having seen large extont of that
country clear down to the Arkansas
river that be comes back to Iowa
satisfied to remain, and liking 1t bet
ter than ever.
Persons dissatisfied with the Des
Moines Valley, had better mako a
raid elsewhere and everywhere.-
They will uniformly come back
cured. Those that don't, would not
be suited in heaven, if they should
ever scratch in there.
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BENEFICIAL ONLY

In ali cases Of the hillary system. Hoohand's
ing promptly and vigorously upon the Liver !;
they remove its torpidlty and cause healthful
secretion of bile-thereby supplying the
stomach with the most Indispensable ele-
ments Of sound digestion in proper proper
lions They give tone to the stofnach-stim.
ulating its functions, and enabling IL to per-
do. They impart vigor and strength to the
entire system, causing the patient to feel like
another being-in fact giving him a new lease
Of life
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cleansing the vital fluid of all hurtfnl impu-
rifles and supplanting them with the eie-
ments OF genuine healthfulness. In a word,
there Is scarcely a disease in which they can
not be safely and benefcially employed but
In that most generally prevalent, distressi ny
and dreaded disease, Dyspepsia,
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Now we desire the reader to distinctly I'M
derstand that this extrart OF the Mandrake IL
many times more powerful than the Man
drake itself. It is the medicinal virtues of
this health-giving plant In perfectly pure
and highly concentrated form. Hence II IL
that two Of the PodOphyliin Pills constitute
full dose, while anywhere six to eight or a
handful Of other preparations of the Man
drake ara required The PndnnhYllin
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DIR. HOOFLAA DIS GERMAN TONIC
has been specially prepared. 1t is intended
for use where slight alcoholic stimulant is
required in connection with the well-known
Tonic properties OF the pure German Bitters
Bitters, but SO favored as to remove the ex-
treme bitterness. This preparation Is not
form, all the virtues of the German Bitsers.-
Thesolid extracts Of some of Natures choicest
restoratives are held in solution by a spirit
nous agent Of the purest quality. In cases OF
languor or excessive debility, where the sys-
tenn appears 10 have become exhausted of Its
onorpfcs
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bII TENS ID NOG 81 rum UevefN&e.
They are not alcoholic in any sense Of the
Juice or vital principle Of roots This Is not
d mere assertion. The extracts from which
they are compounded are prepared by one Of
the ablest OF German chemists. Unlike any
other Bitters in the market, they are wholly
free from spirituous Ingredients. The obec-
ton which hold with SO much force against
sire for Intoxicating drinks Is stimulated by
their use, are not valid In the case ofthe Ger.
man Btters. So far from encouraging or In
culcating q taste or desire for inebriating
beverages, 1t may be confidently asserted that
their tendency Is in q dramatically opposite
direction, Their effect can be
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A Book for the Million.

A PRIVATE COT "
SELoRt9 the Married
or those about 10
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make lis iiiiary secretions IN resnIar and
proper quantities. The injurious results
which Invariably follow the use of mercury
is entirely avoided by their use. But IL is not
upon the Liver only that their powers are
exerted. The extract of Mandrake contained
in them Is skillfuily combined with four 9TH
er extracts, one OF which acts upon the stom-
ach, one upon the upper bowelskone upon the
lower bowels, and one preventSany gripping
the entire digestive and ELEMENTARY system,
in an equal and harmonious manner, and its
action entirely free from nausea, vomiting or
gripping pains common to all other purgatives.
Possessing these much desirable qualities,
the RndOnhYlIin hacOmea inYalna hia as a
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
THE BULLETIN.
VlNCENT'S LOTTERY SALE.

THE TwESTY-sIxTH OF DECEMBER FIxET
As THE DAY oS WHICH THE DRAWING
WILL COME OFF.
Determined to dispose Of all the ticket,
in his lottery sale, Mr.. +. Vincent ha. con.
cIuded to postpone the drawing until tn.
2eth OF December. He is now giving th
matter his devoted attention, and is meet.
ing with the most CRAFTY ing success Oh
every hand. Daring recent trip to Grand
Tower and other neghboring towns h
disposed Of nearly one thousand tickeis,
and the demand is rapidly increasing, tn,
drawing will not fail to come off on the
day named.
There are six prizes, the principa
prize, ms is well-known, being a splendid
residence, that was erected at a cost Of $lo,.
900. The remaining five prizes are a.
follows
Lot -, block 4, Sd addition 10 the city
of Cairo, valued at $500.
Lot 80, block 4, Sd addition to the city
of Cairo, valued at 5000
Lot 80, block 4, Sd addition the city of
Cairo, valued at $3.50.
Lot 80, block 4, Sd addition 70 the city of
Cairo, valued at 5000
Lot II, block 45, in the city Of Cairo
Illinois, valued at $500. oct6df
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Former M, Jackson a GO.
Mis-, ar f)r sle by D ltgl-t
aaI NJ cile Dsilrrs eyerySAer
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ST. LOUIS FAIR.

Begins Oct. end and Continues until
Oct. 9TH.
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GERMAN TONIC

pounded for those not inclined 20 ex-
\ ittr - ami Is int"nIrI Tor a ia cases
ki'n- al ohgl .ii'nulant ~ n quited n con.
with the fonir prop"ft - Of he 81 ier-.
~ le OF ~" 70 Ic couiS ~ on- boitl. Il
[ters. combined wItI pure SANTA CRIZ
| nj Favored "a s4cn manner that the oN-
fitt-fnes- Of the Bitter H. SyeFtufn-,
prcparati1i highly agreeable and
I L. tie paliie. a1d containing the medic.
lfues Of IN" Bitter. The price oi the
Il &l.O per hottle, winch iisny pers"ns
Se hiyn. They must take mt CONSIDER.
at Il muisit used ~ gusrau, ed to he
glalty. pSOr rticle e uid be ar
II cheaper price iat - ~ not better to
tie rn re Nnd have guoi aftici.p
|al prepAf-tiou III aid coma u none but
insfeii.nt-; ard they shO expect 1" Il.
n-ap c"mpouni Al tie b-nenIt-d by u,
- certA NY he ch.,iei.
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necessary 10 take handful OF these
,duce the de-lred effect. Too oI them
anu powe fully, cleansing the Liver,
|l,nd Il wells, OF ali impurities. The
ingred lent Is Podophyl lin, or the Alco-
ta1t OF Mandrake, which is by many
L. mower al, aitlng aud searching, than
| AXE iiself. It's peculiar action l. upOn
rleanng II speedily from ali ob,truc.
all the poAer of Mercury, Yet Tree
,e INJURIOUS results attached 10 the use
uerai.
isenses in whioh the use of cathartic
", these pills Will give ent re satisiac-
| r, case. they NEVER FAIL. ..
II Liver Complaint, lyspepsla, and
|bstiveness, DR.. hootand's Ge, man BIT.
inc, should be used IN connection with
|tne .ystem. The Il tteis, + Tone, pu.
bio Il, strengthens the .rves, reg.
Liver, and gives strength, energy and
1nr Bowels active with the pills, md
| g system with Bit rs, or Tonic, aud
II, an re tain the hold, or even sssali you.
that II Is Dr Hootiand's German Rem
are so un yer, ally used and h phy
| Ided and 40 not allIw ,he druggist 10
4 10 ,ake anything else that hr may say
t9od, because ne maRes larger N, fl
sse rene iies will be sent by tApIess 10
upon application to the PRINCIPAL
It the GERMAN MtDl lNE STORE,
street, PHILADELPHIA.
mas. M. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly M. M.JAcksoD q 90.
,iiss AZ for sus by ID ltgl-t
| aaI Ma clle Dsilrrs eVery Hler
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DIR. IIOOFLAND'S
n O p FL Y L L I N

! Substitute Ter Mercury pills.
lis A bose. The most powerful, yet
cent, Vegetable CtthHrtlc Anonn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

= ~ WI IVN . DaN u Iss
The brick b'uid,Dg AID i-asehold interest on
tbc ityni - %, to De- -,ri aut,rct 10 n iea.a hold
~ me, tho o idiuons ofwhich a, % foIlpws: If
~ the eh pirri on Of The team the parry owning
W. ". Io,. snouil ne SO determine, may ei pur.
ehase the iinDrovenen on !. ii nt AZ /, far prire
~ cesh. u b. asceriaiDed by three good disnter.
erted men tzebs OF JHf''. one to b. selected
eeiaiy ~ Q "arties ter 0, they tao to se-
lect The hl,d, r hn stall S.-nd TIC iras fra
rod OF Eve yeas. he price pe- snnnm TO be-
mreIh heu IA !. Ne ntl er. VIZ H. soid on tn.
the premises abJve described
LOUIS BLATrAU,
''ct' " u. Al In s.ratnr.
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-FoR-
Doors, sash, Blinds. MouIdings,
Fave Cutters, wood window and Deos
Frames. Flooring, La,h,
Shingles, Giszed sash. Glazed side
Lights. Glazed Transo,ss.
Sash Weights, Sash PuIIieS and Cords,
blind Fastcnings. Roofing
Felt. Roofing Cement, PIastering
Paper, Carpet Felt, white
Lead. I.inscd OH, American window
Glass, English and French
rlaie Glass. Putty, Glazicr's Points,
sewer Pipes Patent Chimneys,
Etc, Etc., Etc.
4 GENTS for Rock River PAPER Compsny's
"A shea HOG Felt and Q iartz Cement.
w. Johns Improved Roofing always on