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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-16

Parsons PuRaAT1vE PnIs will greatly
relieve, II not entirely cure, dyspepsia,
when everything else fails. They have
been tried In some desperate cases. and
have given more relief than any other
medicine
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-16

AUTUMN FASHIONS. Large checks arc
in demand for autumn toilettcs, A check
for 5000, presented to Miss BuunymagS
by her father, has been much admired,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-16
IIreTitieS.

hANAAf h"'N ENsAN $500
SEyES thousand persons have been
made homeless by an earthquake in the
Island Of Tortola, in the West Indies.
JUDGE BEDFORD of New York, zen.
fenced brute to 20 years in Sing Sing,
for an outrage on little girl 9 years of
uga.
The ship Hesperus has been totally
wrecked on the Islands Of Spiker-Oog, ut
the mouth of the Weser, and all on board
were lost.
A TERRIBLE explosion of tire-damp &C.
CURED in one Of the mines in the Canton
of Grisons in Switzerland, and 30persons
were killed.
LONDON is wonderful city. Every
eight minutes, night and day, one person
dies every five minutes one is born !;
500 600 have been added to the popula.
ton since 1851. 1t is a world in itself,
Is the New York live stock market the
supply Of beeves is unusually large, and
prices have downward tendency. Sheep
and lambs are plenty and dull, with i'm
portant concessions in prices to effect
sales. Hogs were frmer and n fraction
higher.
WASHINGTON dispatches say that
movement has recently been made to
enlist the entire Masonic fraternity Of
the country in finishing the Washington
National Monument. The scheme meets
TIE approval Of the visiting and resident
brethren.
A WE'LL informed writer says that more
than $50, 600 acres Of the best timber in
America are cut every year to supply the
demand for railway slccpers alone. In
a. single year the locomotives in the
United States consumed S5G, 100000
worth Of wood.
Is StafTordshire, England, the iron
miners and their employers have como
to an arrangement by which the rate Of
wages will rise and fall in proportion to
the shipping price Of iron. An advance
of 10 per cent, has just been conceded
by the masters.
The yield of the Pennsylvania oil re.
gion during August, as compared with
a = ~ - -
the production oiJuIy SHOWS d6o ah average
increase per Jay over 2oo parre.S' or Il
tota, proInctlon LOT I lne iapHlh OF 'ii
month.
wu,,r wori,,ror ,,oro reor,rug tbo
d, ,.i nun ~ w. W., " oaoi n,;po "notbor
or,ios;on tooI ,,Iacc ,ri,b tcrr;i,Ic rc.
esiVo w. oO ,,nr wore I,lowr 10 nio,os
",,J mony wero in;nrod Flomoa have
i %Mu t;rtS FROM Tho onon;nSs md
, D" aro mnL;rG IN geod tbo
mine
n,rrn ,oor N,,,oo,rorr Ala
.x,Iod"d ar tho a;"ht versions am,
-Soro5 IN t,o nil syo Toro t;lIeJ md
p'"stS tnIi,. Wv ,rommIod Gnn ncrson WINS
Tm.," ' q S;sto"co oT Inn yn,,ls and form
u" t.,,'r,o % Suo,,or ,,srsnn was bIown
y " i ES ~ "a yarJs nm Iii md tern.
bly, manglcd.
BosroS specnlator, who recently
bonpbt n large lot of unimproyed land. |
prorecdel 10 erect II block Of six houses
on the wrong corner. The blunder was
not discovered until the brick had been
nilei TO the third story. when the own.
or demanded double price. The
houses are coming down.
r,,,,,,,,.. ;,.,....;,,,, o,.,,o :, b.so
,i luz Il i .%a a ,'e ,ras S sIIarod a. Sow
W V,iI M ' oi5 ir" " p ~ III NJ
. UP ,,,na "a" .o,o a o,,ao ana;r sor uo
,s v'a,' ~. i"s, NJ, ""o H. i,t M.
% peiiJs u r,, .ue m,'U" ", 'ne
no,',lc. ,,i, , %s Ne. ta ""riS n.y. pij
Int; ls' %, s =" " ~ w ,og '' ''' "
"i.''' =! !" ''''' VI 40 ""'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-16

"hht the bottorh say
NV woCy n D 4 KS:s ss Co. Td.n
!, SSiSt m ~ ians dl.ss i y wat mere
lens Lang Bals.m not only se rapidlJ bat nv. per-
feet rAtisisetlon IN evrrJ case within my knouledge
HAVING confidence 10 H. and knowing that Il possesses
pfHstss, snd With nRupdsd saccs.. a. an sipS Ss
rant u Is mort certainly far ahead Of any preparation
N.thsHisi Harris' MD, NJ Nlddl,buu, Vermont
says ~ have no doubt II will soon become classical
remedial agent TOT the cure o. diseases q the throat
hrnnehI, tube. And the lungs, .,l|llI
W,r, from exposure, contracted oonzmption ne saJI
81 have no hesitation 10 stating that u was By The uss
~ yeaf Lang Ba,.n that an now alive and enjoying
Or. Fletcher n Missouri. .sys, 81 recommend your
bAam ~ preisrynes TO any other medicine for cough,
... DIR. A. L. sCOvILL,
who has Tor msny Years been known 10 the pubbs
trouEhqut hs Uaisd Stats A. the ih,ra,or II RENE.
dies for the lungs, recommends ALIENS LuNd nkislN
A. surprising anything that has ever been Offered 10
i XIX own snIS sS srtss .nessss n tRs ea.. n M
sSmvton THIS isAJ snow Ssii, and Is. ssn psr ms
Physlsians shs SlS. failed N eur their patient.
shoad w th. modlohe before heJ rive The case IN y
We know vrry many valuable lives nlve BEEN afod b.
poS,r dep An b,s.u.s j, other rnsdJ,. b.,,
4 will cure when all oiher fail. r.
Directions sooompany eaeh bottle. II
J. N. HARRIS & co.
sole fr.pri,,or.. cissiyaAti, q
PERRY DAVIS , 81. soN y \
e'asrA' As Z iDlVssu,s
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
RIAL OIsIRIBuTloNoF MEMPHIS IoRlsn
GENERAL AGENTS.
10" -'.--nbers ST., N. Y.

~ SASAS ~ AANAIs
The Managers Of the
REAL ESTATE DISTRIBUTION oF MEMPHIS FuRlsn
have definitely settled upon
Tuesday, October the 3 st
500 70 oSo ThS Sas.s 'S Sa. rI q Ss
ticket TO win tho chief ptI-.
THE NEW MEMPHIS THEATRE,
valued A 1000 and renting ior 5000 per an
mum, will rralie romp,tHncy for LIE
On IN investment or $500.
pS- kErnts hre Instructed 10 dsp,.lt the inonsy re-
ceyrd for ticket In AM solvent Bank In their losaty
until AFTER the drawing. THF
Commissioners 70 suptilptsnd the dfaEins.
Az tickets uP.9ldl The time Of drawing will be sur:
nv TspsansiIon N bs 2istrbuta I'm, nos
prizes.
simple FRYE from All tnepmhTapees and shhrEes.
Te,a Ainoan q property e " dta.n ior On the SlN
Parties dssrou' q investing les amount can form
,luss Of h!s P.{nE 20. doll.I sch Fog circular.
Sron u o. KssMORF RuFFIS SE Sit sId
ger. q Adlms y Memphis; T,9g l9l fulton 81,
ST SSE ,i. I s Nh Nit. RAss s.p R,1; WE
syraSa.e n y Lt.d VI T,Il TaSt,ses I'D Rssl u.
sS- Rssp1nabls AGENT. wanted. ''''.'''' ' Il
NJ We yAh y dhinsty upd'rstOqd that The drawing
The liS q ocnbrF and that tbe Ssie Il tetsts VIII
poiilyeJ fo-o In nfsru ofecs nthr 18Th of Oeiobsf
lar PAssMORE a HUFPIN,
rf.t. -...r Agents and Manaeers.
We thu undersigned, citizens d Menph, tale Pleas
ufe In stating that We personally GeqnlinlSf With
Ms.lrS .PAssMQRE a RufFfN, tho ninaEvTs q ~
hcmphh rial EetAtn DtsInfnufl9N which IL 70 takp
place on TIE at Of October lsl and with pleasure rp
onnend them A. gentlemen OF prOtty md capacity IN
Mho." representation. 1ur peoplo e' place hpsltre-
RANpoLpf City AltolntJ fEiiI W. lldifHiinS, CHI
Ts5 ooll9det 4 r RfHAgps ~. Rsr,trj Lt6s
PSis y "a mi i,.p 1 x SsS e :, s,
n MCLEAN, q kAfpd qO4niy Tar celissiofITTD.
:sis f's. s Tasi,S iis:ia.sio W 30
|! = !; e. \ i;csli.'.; I o.
( ( G "; ! !; q; y Z
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-16

The little baskCt.chaise, drow up before the
porch Of the stone house, and tho young lady
who held the rcins tossed them to stable lad
who was at hand, and alightcd, helping out q
little child. The two ran lightly up the steps.
The hall was deserted when the pair entered
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28

.6tBuna am IDitnR4A 49,,
Dse, :! p]roteife pom @,,p. Btapen, @tos.
s. Meyer, 6. Scotteu ilub,' 99obn &letr
.0esen bic ,BelaRun9 ttrer rI@runbit0de
MT Beitr6aen. fir bic Roftn ptr
bee, Stra6en > Br1denbauts ,per>
7tn ben Gpmmiflpuers far AfeSmtnt6
~ab<rptelen. Der 8ertdt, btefer &ousuatf>
fcn<rs miro auf BE T%aeescrpnun8 fit
nd@fen Dtenfa9 8efelIt.
Der, Musi@u6 ter A~lberu,dnaet Der
Stem @aro bert9tet eeeea ben BON Mp.
MurraY eefeQten Intras auf Grlan0uns
eeptGer @pe3tal8siebe fit ben Z. @tra>
benbrddenbau. ..,.
Cine @tneabe ber3 81. paul u. @tour
City, Balm entbaltenb Borl&ld8e fQr8er>
anoerun9 per Gage ibrer Bauli&tetten:
in ct. Yaul, relp. Berdnberuneen bes
@taotplanes miro Der Committee far
Straben 1urp &epee abffpte(tn. g
uq,.,E 6 tut n 90. :
Dte3ur unttria& una, Der .eeeen Alp,
Cummings erbobenen iNnflastn7 ernannte
COMMITTEE beri@ttt,4 bab biarei@enper
@runb Dorlteet ;u g!la,uben' %&' ,
1. Dab @umminBS als alderman
excfici0 Wablrt@ter' IN 'ber 2len @arp
tn bielsrj Gfsenldoft, BET rer'@obl, nad>
ben, Der Yuu er1fnst uno che pic Stiu<
r,ea 8esxblt puroen, Yer1u @te, &C.
fdll6te @ttnnm> 3etd IN ben" &afen ~
teden. 49,
2. gu elaubsn,' eae Ct I'M &prtl
1871 0elp ODER @eloe8wertb aunabm
ODER periprn9en erbieltf fit pteBermenpun9
ieiner @timme TN Staptratb BET Der
@abl BON Staotbeamten.
3. 43u2 9lauben H. baB ct 1on@bas.
Symonps tmNouember 1871 8efe@une
annabm poer Ysrlproden erbtelt um ben
Stimmtafeu i'm Sntere0e 9ewi0er @anS
pieaten IN nupeln. Il .i.
H. gu 8lauben,, :loab ct tei Der
@abl I'm Nopemter 1871;alS Mlperu.an
Der 2ten Narp unp- Wablri@ter ju corr
rupten 3peden bic @abha&er aus cena
@ourtbaule wssidleppte. 49, .
5. 3u 8lauben,n pab Ct f& 49,
beReden lief, ftine@ ttmme TN @taetratb
3u @unRen Der Be3ablan8 elmer ,Gorpe>
rune Don Sebn MeQoruid ob3ueeben.
Gum 3wede elmer n9mpea&uent"<<
pro3epur bur& bic Stabt: empf1eblt bic
COMMITTEE ben Gntpurf BET A~ntla8eafte
bur@ ben Staetanpalt. Der County,
Nnrpolt erbttlt cine pabtn 8sbenbe Anwetz
flung unp fol- ben PIP &uHmtnss auf
ben 2 Sanuar porlaeet1. :.,.
Die Statt. be1aIo6 ben @ntauf elmer
1900 Yfunbr wie8eneep} M!arm9lods fir
pa8 Geutruns ber Stabt, Il. >.
Ole @trabeneti enbabnz An9ele9enbett
tau&te NIT etnern Mdtlasin? tn @eRalt
BON 3uldBen, eur@ Mlp. Gtiber AM 3alle
etnmal &pteper auf UNI fofort in einem'
Meer ppn8 a9attQz@ el&dftsn 'uuterjufnz
ten. r.>""* ..% H.: p. ~,
@enn ct. Yaul elaubt es tSnne obne
Characterization ieinem 3tel einer@rob
fact nabe fommen, 10 bat es obne 3wetz
felNe@t ober e6 miro fiupen, bab e6 gang
pertract lan8(am 8ebt tx : -
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M..51 %rrfpn ,unb' 8. s. TairBilb
sablen jeper $500 fdr il ffauf Be,ulen,
Ste fe etnanoer IN eitret1 3ptel AT, SCI
Minteiota StraBe 9ef@llgen. DenAi8
Trane unb Som Yluntett 8tu9ea aufAr<
belt ans, fatben feit1e tnb 1erarbeiteten
et1anoer. Der &tdter perrbtt fe aui
bret Sage III &ubetant.. '% ,''"' a !
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28

- Der upipneer" bel9ulbiet ben
ct. pauler Yofmeifer, Germ @beelod>
oab berlelbt, pper feline llnterbeamten
inter ietner Standardization ~ptoneer"
BET Der @erlenpun9 %;ur1diebe. uno ote
h, preb" bepor3u9e. Ser @beelod fer5
mieoert, eaB an Dem bftern %uerfpdteten
@intrsfen bes ~Ytenesr" bel ben ! @bon
nenten bic Na&ldi1efeit bea "Ntonetr"
|itlbf beGen tdsli@e Nussobe mteberbol.
p.r1pdtet fit bic bersettt9e 8erienouno
etnestrofen iet, pie S@uls TRACE. Der
~pioneer" repltcirt bisrauf NIT ber @tes
oerbolun8 fetner erfen BebauptunA, unp
Der Gtrett i9etutl etnl l~anAa,bmt9er III
ietn. Sc 1T rot1rli& bart fit ben ~pt<
oneer", iefnen Mebenbubler BON .bsr
~preb" In, Amte als ppNmeiRer ~ feben,
unb IS ba,fte Germ @beelod, itlbl rpenr
ct hem ,.Yteneer" BeY,or3u0un85 u
|Ebe'l tperoen ltebe 1&per ,peroen, bt0en
1fenhi@e @nertennunB 3u erbalten.
- Sci ben @or0suuneen bts "Union
SPY In ct. paul unb Mtnneapplte
bat bic s.. a., g." $428 40 nstto
ertbrt8t. Die @efammktnnabren tpa>
rem $2.453,10 In 6 @%orfeluneen. Dte
unternebmer Temple T.; Barton
erbtelten Elm 8iertel tfr Brutto* Ginnab<
men.
Sebr nerbien fppu - CIR
n%erbtenRpp4 1T bas l1nternebmen bee
6err @bas. Abrenp, cine Sonntaos>
faule fit llnterrt&t IN bdreerlt@er @o.
raj unp peri atepeHen 3meteen 9emetn>
niBf9en @t6tns un!er BEN Muipteten
BEG btef9ea Turnperetns tn's 2eben au
rufen. 9err Mbrenp aebt NIT etnen, Giz
ftr al, be Sa9e, wel@er perielben @r>
fol9 unb 8etanb 1erbetBt pte ben,t bos
6eranbtloen ber Su8eno fit mebr ale
1pe3tfl1 ame1tfantlae uBufneb"z 2e>
bensanlaaunnsen usb @emoknbetten
cine Nrbeit it, tersn Snunertfnobme
pur@ competente perfpnen ldnef als
cine Motbmenbiefeit erfannt purte.. @ut
Sell ptm euten @ert! .'a ~.
H. Sir S35 1T bic alte Sale rpu
9aus, I'M, bamit au rduu,er, rerfauft
plprper, welae, nadoem ibre lebten Be@
mobner nod pbne unfau ibren @ud3ue
baraus bewerffeQi9t nun Die 8lufleite
Der 3ten Strabe LANCE senus perunsirt
bat. ~,. A.. La. .. go
- Mtnneopolts leet letnen 81rsern
IS, ct. paul ben Geinen tnur NtuS
@teuer fit @&ubwede auf. I'm fp ptel
fenrt rrnb ebrt per @ertb Der 8olfs:
bilpune Mtnneapplis @brfer4a als ct.
Yo,,l. s$4~1H!s1t"tpA I'd, s,aEis&aa II 4 z
Cine artise lleberrai9Blns batf
man S.rtnl1enl, peun Gtneu1, wdbrenb
u,a,ts ta1ftuatH bs8ttRtrut6sSoI f1ter Bru<
berau nrs9Dltn{9aaltettsrl brau6tn por.
1pfb1ris 3rYtht0SatApilr!s 6iehsiylifsl
.u00lt q ascaiuhllsludssa la silf 'loalts'
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8rtehthe.:

''F EssH aENEE 50 I'D 90.
etee esutf41 grtsft, ts bs Jun 26, III, T.
8. ut&t absebolt tporseu Rnb:
DtrSen B,ieft
Burger Otto a. Rarr 9einri@
Dennenuualo Sobn warquart WiltehH
Gntntrr Grant -, .ta &u{&e 5pitpb -
9oppe Au8uf @&ala Subn
puint Sotob @1ulB Sotauu
8ubner Ri4ael Geuter @iltelus
9etn,aRn Rarl Boltmeteu 1rnN
Nebtneut @tors @plf gilbert
Das Ertefpprtu rad Deatt&laub pom l.. CT
eerabtr an H.:
uebtr Bremen pSer3amburs Z Gts., :3ettungtu
8 Gte.
l1eber Gnslaue 10 Gts., 3eituneeu 4 Gte.
BB Betm Abbelen ber Brtefe temertt man
axsbrldli% advertised" unb ZEN Datum be-
Elite.
s. a. @bteled, TafmetRes.
6. 9ettrt&, eeutl%er &lert-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28

6etnften @6u(vlt ~ tbm uno nebm'
beim pom 8efen. Germ &ornretd'S
Gn3,ob< Eager an tmporttrten @einer
unb Qitbrsn, umfabt ter u@emd@(e"
auereee!fe, ,poblerbalten I'm retnfen
N%aturaufarb.
- Der S@iefsr fir taS DAD ms
@uftom< 9aufes 1T an9efommen.
- Am Dpnnerfas stneen 1876 in
8aar unb $1400 @ertb an &letpern
na@ ben Nptbleipeneen an per @rdnse
ab. s'
- 9n BET Donnerta9 Naat brannte
bas Mal@tnenbaas ler Nortbern pacifc
8abn an Der Citation Mtfen, % Metlen
Sftlt@ ppa 8rainerp, rteper.
= @pp. Muftn 1T mad @inpna &C.
retftL I'M ber Yrlfun9 Der 369ltn9e rer
Nprmali9ule bet3uwpbnen. ~ ...u.
- @er bis gum 1, Tebruar feline
|Steuera bsablt erbalt 5 prusent na&<
Aela{3et1. aan $I2 a3 @l2. { t4TG"
49, fS9n Saslasnt t@tees rps. 9epna1rtb ,unb
|Stetre !-- Is tanetlt f@ befanntlid IN,
betausgabe elmer yoll1 zen &ldgern 8ez
tlaptttt1 an BEN lGpntraff Fit pas sttn8rs
far3te pdnll3 8tlabltsn SGuilnlu,in,e. ~ = gatt
Ebit es3unrp ttnen BnbIiptpid, neldfr
4Idatr chi. s8nbluns BON $A9e6.5 SO
a. III g '||9sH IN t1't 4''a s,tsa1 ~,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28

- Cine aus ben Moertndnnern Spbn>
fpn, MurraY. Yre6ltD, Brewer III Gtl9er
Committee Drift jeBt eff }dmuut<
lidebu96 tabt ,ein8erei@tea &e@naugen;
@tantrotb 3ablune perflgt. q
- Au,etirau1sH llssrBdtts linton;
GrpnsG pnpantt bdt lbn Gsa@tpuit
btetnknv HSNsriivt. Isa' slaaasa33a s9Nss !.
sssJ isyHsts5 W~ansGAafad fssai;q. sssaa asIlatl
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Sobn 6. Monroe grfer Auflber.
Or $. 2: son Meoeltaeet 3meiter
Muf:eter. "'
s. 6. @tomse S&aBmei1tr.i
IS. Sing Seeretdr.
| - Qebten @pnnta9 @benb cabs mo-
meatan btmmlti&e illumination bur&
cine Geuerfu9el - 9rpb &pte Elm udbi8er
&drbts, tpelde pom Gtrmament berab
auf bic Grbe nieberfautte unb, b afeltf an
9efommen, tp{e a4es bimrnltl@e, pas In
Ben Grpenftaub fintt, perlp19.
Sun nj 1te 1nterfu@un9sz
ecmmt1ion ,pel@er bic S@mubafdrt pes
unfautera Mlpermar, be7en Same bic
l1eberl4rtft bie1es Sdbletn8 bilpet, 3u erz
erlnten BE uttan9enebu1e Auf9ube &c.
tpproenL bat bteielbe BEN @tabtratb 3uz
rdddberanttpprtet. - tele ct tperb, na9bem
Der @taptanwalt bic Mntla9earttfel for
mulirt, alS| bober @ert@tsbpf III spQe,
Sibun9 ielbft bte Sa@e Yprnebu1en.
Der Miifiilppi 3wti@en Cairo uni
|@t. 2puts if etsfrei, g. u.
- wGanbem"" nenut mans, ,pe11 ST.
manb, Der frlber frpb; tpar; auf un8ez
|19uncenemS pur@ btt@e
rutl@ena u tSnnen, nt@t utebr sufrteoen II
NIT 7eimtm pferb Dor benz Gutter;
aud ni9t NIT 3peten nesb en- chamber,
fpnbtr1 auei wpu69lt@ etnen Rappeu
uno eineu S@iu,u,eL tinter efnaube,
Ycrfpannt. Dad ddfe p1rbf fttn, bis
|2biere he rite{uanber Bebe11ju MAIDEN.
gop. Hnftnyif eseem lGrtitasl
lppn @inppd jnrtlda ssa 8
snsas 90. aginaaaItsN at :eglbsHfT VI
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-12-15

Planting trees deep, and covering
the roots little deeper each year
as they form, are two different
things.
Trees should be put in proper
form while young, if not in the
nursery, do it the next season after
planting (allowing no single forks),
the last week in June; prune but
little after, only diseased and those
limbs which cross eachother. When
seeding down, use clover, not tim
othy.
/ have never seen an orchard in
Iowa that ! thought the land too
poor; but many times have seen
men injuring their trees by using
stable manure. Trees need manure
sometimes, but ashes, lime, bone
dust and forest muck is proper
Look out for borers. Wash the
trunk and large limbs with equal
parts of soft soap and water, twice
through the growing season. This
mulching large trees through win
ter to keep in the frost in the spring
l have seen considerable of, here in
this county, but think it a poor
practice; many times injuring, new
beneficial.
Wishing Mr.. Lifts success with
his young orchard, as well as all of
our new beginners, and hoping to
hear from others better posted than
myself, l am, truly,
J. L. Mort.
Postvillc, Nov, 1871.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-12-15
Goods Sold Cheap for Cash.
JOHNSTON & HUNTER.
August 18th. 1871. TIT
''Unquestionably the best sustained work
of the kind in the World"
Harper's Magazine.
Notices Dfthe Pres,

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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-12-15

Vinegar Dftters are not . vile FaAcy DrlnA
Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof spiri0
and RcfnsC IlsM0rs, doctorcd. splced and sweet.
ened to please the taste, called Toncs, Appetzsrs
"Restorers. &C.. that lead the tppler to dfunksa
ness and rain but true Medicine. made bon tAs
Nativs Roots and Herbs Of California, FREQ freW all
Alcoholic Stimulnnts. They are the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE, perfect Rcnovator and Invisssatr
Of tho System carrying OF all poisonous matter asl
restoring the blood TO healthy condition No psFsoa
can take these Btters according to directions and ~
main long unwell provided their bones mot de-
troyed by mineral poison other means and the vits
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They nro Gentle Purgatlvc M wcll ~
Tonic, possessing ALSO tho peculiar merit ofaetins ~
powerful agent in relieving Congestion Inaanma-
ton Of the Liver. and all tho Visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether IA
young or old married or SINGLE at the dawn Of woman
hood or at the Of life these Tonic Btters have
equal.
For Inhnmmntory or Chronic Rheamatissn
and Gouf, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, BIZ
ious, Rcmittent and Intermittent Fevcrs,
Diseases Of tho Blood, Liver, Kidneys aud
Bladder, these Bltters have boon most successful
Such Diseases are caused By vttiated Heed
which IL generally produced BY arrangement Of tAs
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
acne, rain m the cnouldef1s COuenS, 118utuS " ~
Chest, Dizziness Sour Eructatona Of the Stomach. Ed
Taste in tho Mouth Bilious Attack Papitation Of the
Heart. Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain In the regions
Of the Kidneys and hundred other painful symptoms.
are the offsprings Of Dyspepsia.
They invgoratc the Stomach and stimulate the torpd
Liver and Bowels. which render them Of ansaualsl
efficacy In cleaning the blood Of all impurities. and ~
parting new life and visor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, 1ruptions. 1sttse.
Salt Rheum. Bloches Spots, Pimpes. Psstulss. Bshs
Carbuneles, Rins.worms. Scaid Head. sers 1yss,
Erspelas Itch. scurs, Discolorations Of The Ska.
Humors and Diseases Of the Hkin, Of whatsvsf nAzno
natars are literally dug uD and carried ont II Ne
system In short time by the OF these Bittsrs oas
bottle In such will convince the most inersduloa1
Of their curative effect. sa
Cleanse tho vitiated Blood whenever You and it, i'm
purtios bursting through the skin in Pimples
Sores cleanse Il when you md It ob!tructe4 ~
aluggsh In the veins: cleanse q Whsn II Y soqls ~
your feelings will tell you when Keep the blood pas
and the health Of tho system Will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking n
the system 81 many Thousands, ase eGbseaalH -
troyed and removed For a direetiona rsad carefully
the circular a!eqna, each eettlet prtetsd q ~
lAnsuases-English. German. IreneA and BpaAiah.
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-12-15
Sweet Pork.

1t is beyond Il doubt that cleanli-
ness has much to do with the
flavor of pork. The filthy state in
which many fattening hogs are
kept has a tendency not only to
give a rank taste to the meat, but
to render it positively unwholescme.
A very common mode Of pcnning
hogs at this season is in an open
pen, without protection from the
weather. The consequence is that
such pens are not fit to keep a living
animal in; wet and filthy, cold and
uncomfortable as they are, hogs
will not take on fat, and u great
proportion of the food is wasted
while they are kept in them; while
the filth, considerable amount Of
which the hogs will consume, must
be detrimental to their health and
to the health of those who eat their
flesh. 1t is not only safer but more
economical to give fattening ami
mails good shelter, dry beds and
litter, and keep them clean. The
labor will be well repaid.