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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29
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MOUNT NEENOS. LIE, April ~ IotAs
MessTs J. " HaiTis d Co., Cincinnati, Ohio:
GENIrgNEN--I heard one OF my customers speak 10
such high terms OF Aliens LING Bslsam to-day, that
thought would write 20 you The substance oil ms state
ment He says his motlsT, who now sFtg Bedfs Of age
had SUFFERED with CONSUMPTION for SEVERAL YEARS,
and has been under the Of 0l0Hr best phi ysicdRs b
never received permanent benefit then she esorted
TO every kind Of Cough and Lung Bssam that could
be procured FOR her. bf al 10 aotit. he sin grew
worse until she was confined 10 her bed and when she
seized With paroSysm OF coughing she would lose
TIE p0oer Of respisioa and they were compelled TO re-
sort To varioGs 10 restore bleathing and while she
coughed 50 hard She could not eNecIo1e anytnng and
the fam and friends had given up all hopes OF her re-
covcry. Her son noticed the advertisement oil Aliens
Lung Balsam in the Christian idrocte and they Thought
they would procure and Try Il. They commenced giving
her the halsan at O'Clock r. m directed dose every
hour until midnight: then she took another spell O: cough
ng. and expeCoiated mouul of dark, yellow matter.
which was something she had not been able 10 do for some
time lhey continued TO give her the asain until morn
ind. and lien she began 10 exTectorfe iieeiy and within
hours She lad yXPECTORhTFD TREE PINTs OF nncus
natter which gave her immediate relief; and since that
ZINC she has continued to improve. he now sits mp AL
dav and can walk shont tie house and take considerable
ouedoor exercise. Her son b0pgt more OF the Basam to-
day and be + recommending Il very highly 10 every one
a. c. JOHNSON. Druggist.
Was there greater proof of merit than the case this
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siscellaneeus Reading.
= rWO GRAVES-4 GERMAN
LEGEND.
pY JOHN @. SAKE.


nan Who long had tried in vain
A Soctor,s skill to ease the pain
liz, rscked his limbs. until his govt
slI ne suffered him to crawl ABOUT
Ses nnSh much inclined to despair,
nays ear to all who spoke MIN lar,
And told Of means that might Ineare
The The end he sought-reliei OF cure.
. crowd of such, there came,
Am onS help. an ancient dame,
~ having heard with solemn face
VIZ ,s,ure Of the patients case,
Ia s,,;sed him thus: AT early light,
5Ao.,ie vet the grass is damp with night,
VII ~ mon good mans grave,
~ n the dews upon 1t lave
Anu, aching limbs; repeat IL thrice;
" word. twill cure you In trice9'
Sext morning at the break OF Gay
no crinple takes his weary way
rn.o TX churchyard; where, upon
en.v onument of polished stone,
= =. rosSs with 10y: Here lies man
M ~ living virtues far outran
III ,rords Of praise-a model he
M Justice, Goodness, Charity!
r,orob, the patient takes his seat
srd IN the moisture battles his feet
AID aching Joints; but, sooth to say,
+ aid not drive his govt away;
though thrice repeated; nay, ne swofe
Tbe pain was greater than before!
What next, Near by hillock lies
~ grass-grown earth; and SO ne tries
The danes prescription once again;
And Io,-swift flies the patients pain:
a. drops bis staff, and-strange to tell!-
Ma cont is gone-the man is well!
with grateful heart and beaming face,
he turns the sleeper's name TO trace;
But no Ia slab is there alone,
With not word upon the stonel
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29

A friend has given Is some particulars
concerning large apple orchard-of some
3 400 trees-belOng to Mr.. Scott, of La
Fayette County, Wis. Contrary to the
common theory and practice, he believes
in and practices deep planting Of fruit
trees. The location Of bis orchard Is not
considered good, nor u the soil-e com
pact, red clay. he dug the holes for the
treee two feet deep, filing In partly be-
fore setting, but having the roots at least
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29
Relations of Companies to Metr Employees, and mef'
Several Rights and Duties.

This paper is prepared by corps Of Editors of spec
qualifications and every pains Is taken TO make tndpens
able to every Railroad Man. Its altogether independent
avoids all undue putting of men or corporations gives
news fully and impariay, aims especially to give prac
c Information which will directly aid It's readers In 'he
prosecution of their business Business men md In the
RAuRo. ID GAZETTE the earliest information OF the open
Ing Of new stations railroads In course OF construction,
and are thus enabled establish relations with such towns
nom the beginning Of their existence.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29

fifteen inches below the surface. Each
spring he digs about each tree, throwing
out the earth down nearly to the original
roots, and trims Off all fibrous roots above
these. In the fall the earth is put back,
and so left through the withdrawing
the purpose, he claims, of mounding fruit
trees set near the surface. The orchard is
said to have done remarkably well-the
trees making good growth and being in
fine condition, entirely free froln bark
bursting Western Farmer.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29
Ii4t-N NH I fNtNfhI Z
ANJMpoRTANT LETTER

from a prominent gCllttH1l hIu ItsEft y tHtHIH,I
Ohio for the past forty years wei known 10 tc book pup
fishers throughout the United states: ~ o-.
NEW YORK. Oct. nth, 1870.
On RApwAY-YledY Slf II am induced by u sense OF
duty 10 the suffering make STic saseiuei, OF the work
ing of yonr medicine ysef For several years llad
haen affected with some trouble IN the bladder and urinary
organs, which twelve months ago cuilnnai.d III
most terribly affecting disease. which me pysicuis al
nation Of The kidneys and bladder and gave u as ther
age.3 years--would prevent my ever
pe,fing radically cured had tried number Of I3ysi
cans and had taken large quantity OF medicine both al
opatic and homeopathic, but had got no relief liah
read of astonishing having been made by your rinr-
dies and months ago read notice IN the PnlI
a(ebhia SATURDAY. EceARg Post OF cure having been
Effected on person who had long been suffering az had
been went right off and got some OF eachyonI snrsS
paiian Rcsoyent Ready Relief, and Regulating Pills
and commenced taking them In three days was greauy
relieved, and no W feel as well as ever
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29
On. RAILWAYS PERFECT pURaArIvE PILLS,

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regulated, purify, cleanse and strengthen Radways rllis'
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Kidneys bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache, Const,-
ton Costiyenes, Indigestion, Dyspepsia Bhousiest tl
ous Fever, Inflammation OF The Bowels Plies. ana ~ Dte
rangcn,ns OF the Internal Viscer. Warranted 10 enct
positive cure. Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury
minerals or dceterto,s drugs.
~ Observe the following symptoms resulting honi
Disorders of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation Inward Plies. Fuilness of the Blood In the
Head, Acldy ofthe Stomach, Nausea. Heartburn Disgust
Of Food Funess Weight IN the stomach, Sour Eructs
tom. Sinking 'lntiering Of the Pit Of the stomach
Swimming oi the Head, Hur1eu and Difficult Dreaming.
FluiteIflg the Heart, Choking or sufscatig sensations
wen IN u Lying Posture DDiess Of Nisoi, Dots Or
Webs before Sight. Fever ana Dull Pain In the Head
few doses OF RAILWAYS PILLS Will free the system
from AL the aboyennmed disorders Price, Is cents per
boz. SOLD 81 DRUGGISTS,
READ "FALsE AND TRUE" Send one letter stamp
10 HADWAY Co. No. 81 Maiden Lane, New York
Information worth thousands viii be sent you.
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Tumor Of Twelve Years Growth Cured by
Rudwuy's kesOivent.


d. RApwkY:-I have Ind Ovarian iunior In the ova-
firs and bowels All the doctors said there was no cure
lor H. tried everything that WAS recommended but
nothing helped me. saw your Rcsoyent, ana thought
f twelve years took SIX bottles oi the Resoyeix, and
che box Of Railways pills and two bottles OF your Ready
Relief; and Is sign Of tnOr To be seen or i
aud feel better, smarter. and happier than have Tor
twelve years. The worst tnor In the lett side OF INC
bowels the groin. write this you Tor e beisnt
Of Others You can publish itn you choose v-.,,
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Illustrated by Fine Engravings

In It's columns Engineers. Master Mechanics and Mann
elctureis find these illustrated descriptions OF the geaes'
value.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29

The opium trade of India is expected
to net S40000,000 next year
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FEVER AND AGUE.
SARSAPARILLIAN RES0LVENT,
Thu Graot Rlnod pnviA~r

Every drip OF the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLvENT
communicates through the Blood sweat Urine and other
fluids and juices of the system he ri0of Of life for h
pairs tine OF the body with and sound material
ScJoft1, Syphiis. Consumption, GlaRd,ur disease, u
IN GtethioU and mouth, IaJaors Noesfh he Glands
and other parts or the system Sore Eyes SuDaO,0us dis
charges from The Ears dhe leora Forms or Skin dis
cases. Eyata0as, Ferey Sores ScqLd Head Ring Worm,
Sot Rheui, Erysipeias Acne Biock Spots Worms IN the
Flesh, Tnaoys Cancers IL he Honb, and az cedkenin0
an oIses Of ate NE principle iciGn The Curative
f0n0s Of bfs tn0pae,' or Modern CbeBlisR and fer
dds triH pfOCe 10 dRy person using for etei u
Afse forms or dieose 70 pe1,i p0trer 10 cnfe them
ic tie patient, daily becoming reduced by the wastes and
decomposition that Is continually progressing succeeds
anestIg these wastes ana repairs the same with ma
terla made from good healthy boodand this the SAR
sAPARLLIAN will and does seeure-a cure Is certain;
tor, when this remedy commences its work of puri
cation and succeeds In diminishing the loss OF wastes its
repairs will he rapid and every day the patient Will felhin-
self growing better and stronger the food dgesting betet
appetite improving and flesh and weight increasing.
Not only does the SARsArARILLIAS RRsoLvENT cyc0
a remedial agents IN the Of Chronic, Scros
positive for
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29
kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel Diabetes, Dropsy,
storpae OF Water lnc3ntinelcc pf tne le1ghts Disease,
Albnina and In all cas- where there brick-dust
deposits tho water II thick. eoqdy mixed with sub
stances like the white of m or threads like White slk,
or there morbid dark. bilious appearance ana white
bone-dust deposits and when there j. pfickis burning
sensation when passing water ad pam u inc Sia ol uo
na1L+ nd fIp LINN
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29
Proper attention is given to the
Relation Of Railroads TO the Community and
Railroad Legislation,

And also TO the
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-18
OREGON.

s
The Statesmen urges an organized move
ment To assist immigrants in flndHlg MONIES.
The Statesman says that mandatory q
Gorham's patent broadcast sOWer Will De
started at Salem.
/ syrhe price paid for wheat at Albany during
the week has been $1.12 IL. Great quaint
ties are coming in.
The principal race at the Wasco County
Fair was between Norwich and Mountain
Buck. The former won. making the mile Ii
I:55.
A chinaunan, lis said, escaped from the
penitentiary at Salem last week. The States
man says that the worthy Superintendent IS
very reticrnt about it.
The farmers of John Day Valley. Grant
county, have offered subsidy OF three thou
sand dollars to any responsible party VINO
will erect a good Touring mill there.
By the fires this year the destruction OF
timber on the Blue Mountains ia immense.
In the direction of Canyon City the moun-
tains have been for weeks agioW with flame.
Gilbert Clute. the rope walker, who fell the
other day at Corvallis, from height q
| thirty leet, died on Friday from his injuries.
His spine was broken by the fall.
/ Frederick Smith, coal miner at Coos Bay,
/ died suddenly a few days ago. he had been
/ induIging in a fight the day before, and re-
i ceiyed some bruises ABOUT The neau. II 10
thought, however, that he died OF heart dis
ease.
! In Polk county few days ago, B. Branson
/ had his foot caught in the horse power OF 9
4 threshing machine, and his leg was ground
off half way to the knee. 1t WIS amputateo
i by Drs Hall and Jessup. The patient IS very
i low, and may not recover. l
The Polk county paper says: Everything
4 in the produce line is demanding high prices
4 at present. Hay can hardly be bought a
any price: wheat, .25 per bushel oats u
j cents, and other products IN proportion
4 These are good times for farmers
l. The Mountaineer thus sums up the Fair a
1.-THE Dalles last week: The number OF INT
4 cattle and horses was not so large: nelfhe
Il was the show so great in the agricultural ant
mechanical departments as last year, ye
II what was exhibited was Of the very bes
4 quality.
/ The discussion announced in the Eugen
] papers to come off at that place on Monday
| Tuesday and Wednesday last, between kes
Mr.. Hammond and MIR. Underwood OF Bos
Il ton. was on the following points: was th
coming of Christ foretold? Was Christ 81
perhumaIl? Did Christ arise from the deao
The Dallas Republican says that the Who'll
amount of taxable property in Polk county
as returned by the Assessor, is vi ,oO9,9!2
whole number OF polls, 853; tax levy Tor ca
year 1871 is, for State purposes, II mills
: school tax, mills; county tax, ia mills
making total of II mills for the year.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-18
Governor seymour on. Farm Life.

Governor Seymour recently delivered an
address at a FAN. in New York, to supply a.
vacancy caused l,y the failure Of Senator Fem
ton to fill an engagement to deliver one. He
spoke upon the ATTRACTIONS Of farm life, and
thus referred TO the rural tastes and habits q
great men of ON. country:
John Quincy Adams, that great man who
did SO much for our country, did not go to-
the city after administering the affairs Of
State, but TO his country home in Massachu-
sets. While III the midst of public care he.
wrote to Mrs. Adams that he would prefer
one hour of country life to all the power and
turmoil of public life. When Washington,
the Father OF his country. gave up the affairs
of Government, he went to the retirement OF
Mount Vernon. jefferson made his home in
the most retired spot in the country. And
might 90 through the whole list after the
same manner. The chivalrous Clay, the he-
roic jackson, the great Webster, all made
their homes in the country. There is some
thing wrong that we can't live where they
did. If they find satisfaction in living in the
country surely we can. American taste IS
changing, is becoming depraved. in this re-
gard. | am surprised to note the great
change which is taking place. have looked
into the habits of people to find out why the
they have become tired OF the pursuit which
places men beyond all the misfortunes and
uncertainties of life. And think have dis
covered the cause. Mems tastes outlive their
physical strength. What they are taught
will outlive the strength of their minds and
bodies. | have seen much of public life and
men. have had to do with those who have
occupied the Presidential chair and have beer
leaders in public affairs. 1t has been my for.
tune to listen to no less than four thousand
pleas for pardon, to hold mems lives III my
hand. I have studied mems histories to learn
why they were successful or why unfortu-
nate. / have learned that tastes outlive al
else, and have more to do with success IN lift
han anything else. By tastes in man
mean one OF cultivated general kindness ant
courtesy of bearing, coupled with a desire Y
know and do all that is useful. | once hat
the good fortune to meet Chief Justice Spen
Ger, who controlled more perfectly than an.
other man the political destiny OF this grea
State He was man OF iron Will. Iher
was also another man present, directly oppo
site in characteristics, Chancellor Kent, q mix
gentle, very learned man, one of the grea
minds Of the day. They had grown old II
the public service, and I, then young man
| listened with anxious interest to learn VIVA
they would talk about, what was uppermos
in the minds of each. Did they tell of thei
triurnphs, their experiences, or their for
tunes? No, they talked Of the country,
the pleasure they took in cultivating thei
gardens. Men may lose their physical powe
and become old, but their tastes are not de
stroyed A man whose mind was blank dls
PLAYED the same courtesies and kindness b
| did when in full control Of all his faculties.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-18

The Omaha Tribune and Republican says:
The Omahas took much pleasure in seeing p
small Mexican pony, owned by Mr.. CHS
holm, of Elgin, Illinois, q large owner in the
Emma mine, who is taking the horse home
for the use OF his little girl. after whom me
mine was named. The pony has been Two
hundred feet under ground for the past Tour
years, ever since the mine las been Workea,
and during that time he has hauled up over
%4, 900 600 worth OF ore.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-18
A CHEYENNE RESCUE.
How They save Drowning Women in that
Place.
From the Laramie Sentinel.

From the Laramie Sentinel.
+. In Cheyenne, when anything happens, the
people consider that religious duty devolYes
upon them to hold meeting, and to pass
resolutions upon it, and so strong has this
habit become that some citizens OF that place
whenever breakfast bell rings call a meet
ing. elect officers, and resolve to 60 down
stairs and eat the meal. The other day a
woman fell into Crow Creek and sank. A
large crowd OF men were standing upon the
bank al the time, and they instantly pro-
eeeded to- organize meeting for the purpose
of deyising means for reseuing the woman.
After spirited debate NE. A. Arnold was
elected Chairman and OH taking his seat Mr..
A. not only thanked the meeting very
warmly for the compliment offered HIM, bus
he made long speech. in which he discussed
the tariff, the coal product for 1874, and the
Alabama claims.
Ia series Of resolutions were then offered,
and after prolonged discussion, and the ac-
eeptance of several amendments, they were
passed They embraced a protest against the
depth of Crow Creek regrets that all women
rescue the particular woman who had fallen
overheard A committee OF one was APP
pointed. to dive for her. He dived, and
hroughs her to the surface by the hair. just
then it occurred to him that he had not been
ordered to bring her to the shore; SO ne let
her sink again, and swan to the bank to re-
port progress and ask for further instruc-
tons. Action was taken on the report, and
after an exciting discussion, he was directed
to land the woman Immediately. He Owed
sgain and dragged her out. None Of the
women in Cheyenne can hold their breath
more than an hoursaJ astisney So that when
this one WAS recovered she was dead The
meeting said it was sorry, but that it was
vastly more important that things should be
decentiy and in order. and according to rule,
than that the life OF a woman should be
saved. 2
&v f1.n faysr1a af
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-18
Administration notice.

NYOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
In been this day appointed by the Probate court
&c t,allatin County Territ Try of Montana, admin
istratr az the estate of John Nixon, deceased late
OF said county. All persons having claims against
said estate will present. the same 70 the fropaie
persons Indebted to said estate will at once make
payment to me. X-,x,,y 49,
s A,,o,,sf a 1871. n.3 4w.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-18

T5RoM The MIDDLE CREEK CANYON, about
tie 5ta of September, one bright Aerrei
HOT n, with white stripe In the forehead ana
three Nnlte feet Had short rope on hts neck Wnen
ac left. !.
forehead and silver rolored name and tail.
FOR the delivery OF these horses g tbs stHDn O.
Charley Wright IN Boasman sstfsoIs vs0drd ~ q
p0id. -
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-18
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-18

The yanhill paper wants the farmers OF
that county t0dev0te more attention 70 veg
atahles. which ID d timely hint, as potatoes
there during the last two years have been
worth rs salich as wheat, bushel fer busnci.