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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-04-13
MASONIC DEPARTMENT.
EXTRACTS FROM GRAND LODGE REPORT.
ACT OF INCORPORATION.


State OF Mississippi and for other
SECTION Be enacted by the Legislature the State Of Mississippi That
Masons State
and polite under
shall and be sued plead and be i'm
and full
and Prvid
Constitution and laws Of this State
Of
Be further enacted That the Grand Lodge Of Mississippi shall
hold personal
apply for the
said institution
Subordinate Lodges cOnsti
Grand together
Subordinate Lodges hereafter be constituted under
and hereby declared
those which by this
the said Subordinate Lodges shall
the said Grand Lodge
after passage
IIavI- khe Senate,A
andre~aae Of Rspressutatires April g. 1871
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SIXTH DISTRICT.

ROBINSON county DIST. DER. Co. NJ
keMper Neh0ba Leake Lauderdale
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CAP 1T Al.

The Capital of said Company actually paid cash.
The Surplus of Assets the 3 day Of December %
Total Capital and Surplus, ssO3330,
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION

ON THE s1sT DAY OF DECEMBER, 1871.
conformity with state OF mississippi
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STATEMENT
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

OF HARTFORD
In the State Of COnnectcua, o the Hon. Auditor
State of Mississippi, for the Year ending December 81 1870
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CHARLES GILLESPIE, DIS DEP GRAND MASTER
CouNE-Perry, Marion, Covngton
Tavren
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STATEMENT OF THE
Security Insurance COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,

On the 31st day December 1870 made to the State Of M
suant to the Statute Of that State.
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Ez,,lsb,.r.t. coDaA CO.. Drsr. DEP. GRAND MASTER.
r,oniah Tincoln Rankin and SmpSon.
DAVID B. LOWE,
~ww-e. HfHrlz
NINTH DISTRICT.


CouNs-Clark and smith
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w. d. FERRIS ....
CoUNTIEs-YaZoO,
JOHN RILEY.
COUNTIEs-Tall

Hey Holmes DIST DEP Co. M.
Sunfower CARROLL Leore 1aobusa Grenada,
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.

IT VNOLAND, . Woodville, Wilkinson co., DIsT. |
CorNrIEs-Warren, Jefferson, Claiborne, Adams, vii
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THIRD DISTRICT.
DIST. DEP. c.. M.
/, Oktibbeha, Lowndes.
r. b. BRANNIN -. Aberdeen, Marshall county
CoUNrIEs-Monroe, Itawamba, Chickasaw, Calhoun


Vauohns Station Ydzoo county DIST. DEP. Co.. M.
Washington, Bolivar, Coahoma, Tunica, Madison,
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AsONIC DISTRICTS.
RERsr DISTRICT.

ChuIdAonaG Marshall county DIST DEP. c.. M.
II, Pamela, DeSoto, Lafayette, Union.
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SGU0UJD

Tn. Capital Stock Company, which all paid in
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NAME AND LOCATION :

Ehe Of this Company the SECURITY INSURANCE CoMpN
1885, and located in the City Of New York. 10 Broadway
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THE THIRTY THIRD STATEMENT
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONN,

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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12
RuSIMHsS.

1t is fact worthy of note that the
committee who awarded the SINGER
the first premium at the Fair
was not discovered to be an incom
petent one uata after the a,uard had
been made. However we do not feel
called upon to champion the com.
mittee who have been thus assailed
for possessing the ability to Judge
correctly. AS we deem them amply
able TO protect themselves, but the
challenge thrown down by the Howe
representatives to the Singer, we must
notice for the purpose Of accepting
it. Being the challenged party we,
OF course have a right to say word
as to how it shall be done. But no,
being disposed to go into a regular
contest, with the advantage all on
one side, we shall permit the Howe
machine to be run by their mos,
accomplished expert in Iowa, Illinois
or any other State, while we shall b.
contented with an ordinary operator
The committee may be chosen in tn,
manner customary, OF usual in suct
cases. Each machine selecting ont
member and those to be permitted t.
seiect o third. o12w1
IRA A. MYERS, Singer Accent.
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stick 20 the Text.

The Singer Agent says, "That il
IL q fact worthy Of note," that the
committee that awarded tho Singer
the premium ut the Fair, "was not
discovered to be incompetent till
after the award"
That is a fact worthy of note,
friend Myers, and we are glad that
you in common with others, realize
1t. But be consoled, for none can
blame you for your lack Of kuowl-
edge. How could you form an opin-
opinion as to the competency or ln-
competency of that committee before
the award, when some ten hours af-
terUards, you informed the Howe
agent, who called upon you for infor.
nation, that "you did not know who
they were," nor did you ever know
that the ribbon found on your ma.
chine in the morning was the pre-.
MUM string.
You are not omniscent, we are too
modest to think Of such q thing
and the man who conceived tina,
mastery situation for you Ira, will
have to prune his ears back RICH,
sharply before hecan lay claim to any
thing of the kind. The next para
graph marks the Singer Agent as .
remarkably lucky man, having foune
a ribbon tied to his machine, he nov
finds a challenge thrown down By
The HOWE. Don't be rash youn.
man; this reckless manner of pawvin,
the air after the myths of disease,
imagination may cause you trouble
Take the string back to it's owner
and let us have fair contest for i,
after which we shall have plenty q
time to give and accept challenges.
PETERS e. co.
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RAILROADS.
LuxurIes OF Modern Trave


In these days the taste of the travelling
pubic has become exceedingly fastidi.
Gus. In order to obtain their patronage
q railroad line must be able 10 inslire
Safe, Speedy and Comfortable Transpor-
tation, by possessing the necessaey ouaIi-
fications of first class equipment OF
coaches aud locomotives. solid road bed
and heavy iron, Pullman's Palace Sleep
Ing cars, Pullman's Dining Cars, a direct
route, good connections and careful man.
agenlent
The Burlington Route is making every
effort 10 possess all these qualifications to
a high degree, and offers Route TO all
points East, West, North and South. by
means of its connections, as follows +
I. AT Omaha with the Pacific Roads,
2. AT Plattsmouth with the b, d. M. r..
II. in Nebraska.
Raill Dad for all points in Kansas &c.
A. At Ottumwa with tho Des Mo;nes
Valley and North Missouri Railroads.
5. At Burlington with the b.. C, r. q M
RR. for Davenport, Muscatinc DC.
b. At Monmouth, with the r.. II. 4
st. l.. and Western railroads, for ST. PAM
and points In the North, ard for St. Lo,is
and points in the South.
Z. AT Peoria, with the Short Line
bloomington Route TO Indianapolis. Gin.
cinnati. Louisville and all points South
and East,
8. At Peoria, with the T., p. & W. RR,
for Logansport. Columbus, &c.
o. At Mendoza, with the Illinois Co,tral
10. At CHICAGO, with ali Trunt
Lines for the East.
No better advice can be given then
than to Take the Burlington Route"
ian. 7dAwtf.
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STEWART, our live music dealer
tells US he hes had such . demand
for the "Ottumwa Schottishe" tha,
he has ordered another edition of it
from his printers. Stewart knows
how to use printers ink to advantage
and hence his business is growing
rapidly. Success to him.
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Joe Chambers h Co.. appear 10

Joe Chambers b Co., appear to be
up to their eyes in business. We
were in there a few minutes thie
morning, and all hands were busy
packing up goods sold. Our wholesale
houses are all doing more business
than at any other period in our
history:
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Messrs Daggett l. Edgerly have
now in store one Of the best stocks
OF hardware ever brought to this
city, and they tell US that their sales
arc bctter than for some time
before, and what is better, their COL
lections are much improved,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12

"How is THAT FOR LoNa.n-The d.
V. r. H., run train of 81 loaded cars
Westward one day this week. This
rosd is doing great business now
in freight, both East and Weet.
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Alng, OF tho Moulton Independent
proposes TO make q semi.weekly Of
his paper, If proper encouragement
Is given to him. Better keep a good
thing while you have got it. Bro.
hlng' There won't be any money
IN 4 semi.weekly.
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John +. Lewis, has taken charge
OF the scales on Market street, and
you can bet your grain and hay will
be weighed correctly by him. The
weighing business is one Of great i'm.
portance in ourcity now, and keeps
three sets of scales busy.
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Tho Moravia Vedette proposes TO
peter out, unless the citizens of that
entcrprising burg como down with
more Of the zone thing needful."
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|
The Sioux City Journal says there
10 q proposition on foot to form :
new Methodist Conference, embrao
ing the Northwestern counties o,
Iowa, the Northeastern counties O,
Nebraska, and the Territory Of
Dakota, with Sioux City as its center
The Journal says that If this be done
q Methodist college will be establish.
cd at Sioux City.
A telegram from Raleigh, N. c.,
says that over 500 Ku.KIux indict.
ments aIe pending, and fifty.three of
tho kIan have been convicted and
sentenced.
The Knoxville Voter tslls how Mr.
William jackson was bitten one
night while asleep, on the ear by a
rat. Some t1o weeks afterwards
the ear began swelling, and continu-
cd until the whole side of his head
was pulled out to enormous size, and
he was ont Of his mind for some days
with pain, but he finally recovered.
The Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota railroad is now comnlete
and in operation to GAINESVILLE, and
the cars will, within two or three
weeks. be running to Rockford.
Floyd county.
Des Moines rejoices over tho pros.
pect of a speedy commencement of
work on the narrow gague ROAD be-
tween that place and Sioux City
which it predicts will be the first
narrow gugue road completed in
Iowa.
Wild Strawberries were gathered
from vines near Charles City on Sen.
tcmber 18th.
}. L. Bachtel, of Blackhawk cou,,.
", went to the county fair, at In
dependence, recently, having $500
on his person. Ho has not been
seen since, and foul play is suspected.
A fire ut Earlham, on the night of
the I'd, destroyed the railrosd depot
and the warehouse of David Stanton,
A city man, who knows more than
freely does about farming, saws the
'est way to raise Strawberries is with /
spoon.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12

Senator Hendricks of Indiana, has
been spending few days in Mt
Pleasant, Iowa. In conversation
with his friends he said Ohio was
lost to democracy. That the party
IN that State had made great blundors
and they would be fatal to them.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12

A recent trip to Eddyville satisfied
US that the good people Of that town
are waking up q good deal. They
are building good sidewalks on both
sides Of the Main street, from the
river TO the depot.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12

"rinnell. College opened . new
Collegiate year recently under the
most aattering prospects. More
pupils are in attendance than at any
previous commencement.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12

J. d. Merrill 4 Co., are doing a
rushing business in the grocery line.
They keep two men busy rolling in
and rolling out goods ell the time.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12

The rush for cars is so great on the
North Mo. r. r., that not over one
fourth the number that are called for
can be supplied. How is that for a
"Plug road p as some Of our cotem.
poraries have called it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12

Newt. G. Hill was ON the street to-
day with . wagon load Of as fine ap.
pies as ever grew in any cline
or country. Mr.. Hill will have about
1000 bushels Of apples this year
de sells at from 7b tn 80 cents q
busSel. Weshave other farmers in
tho country who have crops Of
apples equal to Hills.
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A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOvE,y

I :
vineRar Biiicrg are not axne Fancy Drink,
Made Of Poor EpBi, Whiskay, Proof spirit.
4 ana fseiase Liquors doctored kpicea and sweet.
ened TO please the taste, called sTonics Apnetiz
efs, ksslorefs' &c, than ioal the tipPier on to
drunkenness and RIM. bRt axe traa MeJi!rna ,oads
nom the NatlIG ..s- .t,
ha4n Gil Alcoholic sttmalHnts They aro the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A sJEE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Henoy ator and
h'NE"'S'et 81 the SYSTEM carrying o al poisonous
a-tsSF eae restoring ihe blood - hea.thy condition.
40 person ean take tfGse Bitiers according 10 drec
llets and reaaia long uawpl., provided their homes
ne t"i destroyed BY miner'i potion or ether ncans.
NJ las FttE' or2Eas wasted baycHd the poat on re-
~ sac tSeutla PIraativc ms well asa
- r '''s a'se' ne peculiar rerit of acting
~ ssyht " relieving Congestion or illian.
44t54I a tstn Ltlts aud ~ tue yf.ccral cgeaps
Fe3- 4&hALlE C0MPIA INTs, whether In
''a "i cd nlaflssd or single, at the dawn OF wo.
"'"l Or at the turn ofiif these Tonic Bitters have
40 gi.al.
For ihf9nsnaiory and Chronic Rheumu-
$50 hna Eout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
3ia9u@ Ecnlitcat aud IntergnIs;cHt Eeyers,
iae..ses % iaa Heed, Liver, Rilueys, and
.Ettaatt' these Rslterg have been most successful
.sHeJ 0tscsscs are caused by Initiated Blood.
lsss Is ssaeraiiy produced iy dersngelnsnt of nc
}@est Ae Organs.
D&sPEfs4t OR INDIGESTION, Head
s,ese fa't 70 TIE slicaiders Coughs Tghtnes OF no
sLesi' bizaiaess, Sour ErHetatlone Of tie stomach
saa tasse ~ lhr Mouth, Bilious Attacks Palpitatlon
q Tag iA2aft inlianaauoa Of the Lungs Pain ii the
Regions OF the LidaeJs. and hundred other pantr,
symptoms, are Inc ofsprlngs ofDyspepsla.
tasy iaN!GQfa'C the Stomach and stimulate The tor
H aver hfd b wells, Nlicn render ri iley
ehe4sF In cleansing the blood Of a, Impurities INA
nesttG rosy i.fc ard slsor the wholosyrteyo.
FVEt Sit IN D4sE.k ; -, Ernptious. Tetf.r raj,
tdgt353 Ae3el Spots lHHnles, PustuIes tyoils CIR
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Des Moines claims to have the
largest feet in Iowa. They are the
property Of a young man twenty. one
years old, and measure IA inches
from the heel to the second joint Of
the great toe.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12

The Moss's are rushing IN a big
stock ofgoods, and as usual they are
Of tho fin sst quality and are sold st
the lowest rates. They are 80 busy
that they couldn't lose time to inser,
their usual iall programme. Look
out for it next week. In the
mean time don't forget to look il
and see what they have got.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12

MANUFACTURI1S.-I q letter O,
Horace Greeley's to the New York
Tribune, written at Dubuque, we find
the following sensible advice to Yves.
tern cities which our people will do
| we'll to heed:
/ am daily asked TO remark the
rapid growth of Western cities and
villages, as though mere bulk were
an Indictment to admiration. can.
not so regard it. If these cities
embryo and full fledged-were thus
expanded by the introduction and
successfully establishment of manu-
features. | could rejoice in their en-.
largement. Half q dozen wooden or
Gotten factories in each of them,
with as many foundries, shoe factor.
les, &C., would justify their growth
and their sanguine anticipations. If
they are to live mainly on traffic-by
exchanging the farmers products fol-
those OF other climes and countries
they are quito large enough already,
and their further growth would not
promote the general welfare. These
cities ought to establish and encour-
age home manufactures, even though
their capitalists might not directly
realize 80 large profits therefrom as
they are now making by land specu-
lation and usury. They ought to es-
tablish manufactures if only to back
up their large investments in real
estate. We're Iowa this day making
her own wares and fabrics, her cities
would have a far broader base for
prosperity and growth than they
now have, while her farmers would
sell fruits and vegetablesto far great
er profit than the now sell wheat and
corn. These may be very stale
truths; yet they need to be reiter.
ated until needed and deferred to.
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Mccullough d Lilburn Of this city

Mccullough & Lilburn Of this CITY
have shipped 1900 dozen Of eggs.
within thirty days last past
and yesterday they received 4,lOO
dozen, and also two wagon loads OF
butter. This is ono little item we
give to show the very large purchase
and shipment OF produce in this CITY.
at this time. So much for our OK.
trAordinary railroad facilities, which
have been SO wonderfully added to
by the completion Of the N. Mo. r.
Il. Our grain and produce dealers
arc doing this fall an unpreceden.
tly largo business.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12

Susan Miers the daughter of Jacob
Miers' aged nine years, left her
homo on the Sd Of October. ANY
information Of her will be thankfully
received BY the undersigned.
JACOB MIXERS, Ottumwa Iowa.
ol2w2t
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fecttl.l remedy than ANY theF. those VIVA laiVC
tried H. know chat Ii ellfed them those who have
not knew fh.t cure Ill eirncighBors AMI friends
md iii know tb,t WHIST ID does once ii docs al.
wa So I'd il never fills l,rotf "a any fault or neg
glelt Of IT. composition We have thousands upon
thousands ofeertihaates of thtirrcmark6be cures
Of the following coulrlaints, but such cures are
known ia every neighlinrhood, and we need not
pullish tAenl ADAPTED to al ages and conditions
h i'll climates containing neither caiomel norany
t'clct 7r!sus drag, they may he taken With safety
hv nm body. Their sjlgSr.coaiing preserves them
eeer fTsl pntl makes them pleasant 10 take, while
being 4 lFtlV vegetable, no harm can arise rom
thei, use u. Gliv quantity.
thcpnpgrRis by theif powerful influence on the
lHi6t0a yiscera 10 purify the blood and stimulate
c igiD healthy action --reiuove The distinctions
hfthe stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF
hebHs 1restoljng their irresular action 70 heaIn'
Y ~, NJ NJ = i.ri ~ st,ieSss
Aifaue tirtdtiH9s afa giyeu il the wrapper on
~,
-" ! lti'hA ~ r...r.a.
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rog tns n6V,5ai 81 fs9sa aii sar5 Fa1 Etio
IngHEal:e e Lsc,zt,ZaE,'Y ir t,sc!,.o-
earFe2eo Ct r-9a.,iy l'c7s2 y.

!esa ls,s arc q ;,'ff;tista3
Iiena,e Regulator, INTENDED for
sf,sciQl cases, those obstieGte ones
7tlere mt!dr eIad cheaper ,aedl-
csass fda.
They arc ocm7osedofthe most
active and powerful principles OF
\ plants, roots and berries, so
.3highly concentrated that each
piil contains more medicinal
strength than q whole box or
tntfis Of ordinary dollar medi-
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A Book for the Million.
The confessions of an Invalid.

PUBLISHED as u warning and for the BEN
4 cit Of YOUNG MEN and others, who snifer
from NerSonsness General Debility, SC. SUP
plying THE MEANS Of SRLE CURE.
Nfltren by one who cured himself and sent
free ON reeivng a postpaid directed envelope,
A tdF sg, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
May Is Win. [spnl BROOKLYN, n. Y,
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William Besisr has been found
guilty in tho Tippecanoo, Ind, Court
OF burning the railroad bridge, ovor
the Wildcat river, between Iafayet.
to and Fort Wayne. He has been
sentenced to pay fine Of $40, 900
and served term Of ten years in the
State prison. He has the privilege.
under the State law, OF working ont
his tine at the rate OF Is cents per
day. ThiAFill take him seventy.
two ysasG
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- -
MEDICAL.

Ayers CathaEglC i'1ElS.
For all the purposes ef q Laxative
Medicine.
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LUMBER { SPRING WAGONS

Buggles,
and all other work In my line, which
will warrantto be equal If not superior to
any work made in the West.
My facilities, In every respect, enable me
to sell on as reasona BILE terms 6 any estab-
lishment in this section.
Work done to order and with dispatch
Orders solicited, and an invitation IL ex
tended to all In want Of Wagons or Bug
gies. All work warranted rs recommend
ed.
have also employed frst-class trim.
mer, and keep constantly on hand a large
assortment oftrimmings, leather and oloth
and everything in that line. plated were
dc.
Don't forget the place.
~ THOMAS URIE'SPATENTI LOCK
Furnished whenever desired, The bast
ock eyer invented.
tuniIlb. S67-1ys;e5
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Napoleon's sixteen horses sold for
N,SOS, at~ayerage OF $488.
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R Ts5 Cherokee Pills No. . are sold
81 al eDterprising Druggists in the civilized
world. Some unprircipied dealers, however,
try SC SAL yr9rthlaar sompounds in place OF
tina tn0ga which ahey can purchase 81 q
cheap price, ard make more money. AZ YOU
SaiuS Yalr health, dc not DC deceived by such
unprincipled DrugGiets, ask for thsse IS, pills,
alld 2.lkt no 0iherG. u the Druggist Wilt not
buy them for you, enclose the money In .
letter and We will send them TO you by mail,
free OF postage, securely sealed from obser-
vstipa,
Ladies OF Gentlemen can address Us in
perfect confidence, stating fully and plainly
Their diseases and symptoms. Patients need
nos hesitate becanae Of their inability to visit
Us, RS wehave treated patients successfully in
all portions CT the civilized globe, by cores
poud.nee.
Pltents addressing Us will please state
plainly I'll the symptoms, and write Post
Office, County, State and name OF writer,
and enclose postage stamp for reply.
81 We desire to send our ihiIty-two page
pamphlet, entitled s'Man ana Woman as
favaIiis,D to every reader OF this paper.
Send address, with Stamp to pay return
postage AID address Cd follows
6r. LOUIS GrIroAA hssocIATlos.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12
rom the Daily Courier, Oct, s,

Ram has ut last come, and certain.
ly not before it was wanted. We
never saw SO dry Fall in Iowa.
Seven weeks without drop Of rain,
aud the atmosphere has been so full
Of dust that it almost obscured the
sun. Hope we will have plenty now
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12
Ho0FLAND'S TONIC
VITAL PRINCIPLE OF THE MAN .
DRAKE ROOT

NOW we desire the reader to distinctly I'M
oerstand that this extract of the Mandrake Is
many times more powerful than the Man
drake itself. II is the medicinal virtues OF
this health-giving plant in q perfectly pure
ana highly concentrated form Hence IL is
That two OF the Podophyllin Pills constitute
Iuli dose, while anywhere six to eight or a
handful OF other prepare lions OF the Man.
drake are required. The Podonhvllin