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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

To BE Conference.-The gentlemen
who are building the block adjoining
tho post-ofacc are to-day putting down
beautiful sidewalk in front of their
four stores. BY tomorrow night ii
will be ell down.
This prevents accidents and possible
suits against the city by fal ing into the
cellar below, besides 1t furnishes q good
walk carly for pedestrians We should
like to see this plan adopted in the fn-
tnre, indeed We do not sec why the
city might not 80 order in al cases.
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A gentleman from Des Moines has
convicted the manager Of the Jennie
Hight Troupe offorging compliment
tary notice Of Miss Jennie from Henry
Ward Beecher. q. W. B. says in q
letter that no didn't give no such COM
|plimentary notice, and don't know
|Jenuie Hight.
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One large bay horse, bind in the
leff eye, shout three miles west oflEd-
dyville. The finder will be literally
rewarded BY returning the Same to the
owner orsgiving him some else tosllis
whereabouts. r. NJ. JOHNSTON.
Ottnmwa, May Ath.--w2f.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NoTrcE.

Notice Is hereby given 10 oil persons inter-
ested, that on the 18th day OF May A. D., 1874
the undersigned was appointed by the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of Wapelio county, Iowa
deceased, lato Of said County. All persons
indebted to said Estate Will make payment
to the undersigned, and those having claims
authenticated, to said Court FOR allowance.
Dated May 18th, iS7a JOHN REED.
may w$tsass : {sa Administrations
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Grimes factory Is now, as far as the
brick work is concerned, nearly COM
pletsd, and presents most imposing
appearance. Itisnow the highest bull
dingin the city:
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-ADMlNITRATDn's NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given to all persons inter-
ested. that on the II tn day of May a. ID. 1872
the undersigned was appointed by the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of Wapeiln cUflnty, lows,
AdInistrAtor OF the Estate of Nathan Will
liams[feceased, late OF said county. All per-
sens sddebtedtO said estate Will make ray
ment to the undersigned, and those having
claims against the seine will present them,
legally authenticated. to said Court for al
lOwance.
Dated May ilth, 1872.
may l6w3t II. CANFtEID.
Administrator.
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Woaxs.--And now comes DIR. Com
stock who informs us that the army
worms have invaded his section, and
that they have moved in line Of battle
upon many Of the meadows in his
neighborhood and Kirkvillc, leaving
no timothy or blue gskss in theil
rear.
The man who furnishes us our regu
lar spring dispatches about the potato
bug has not yet been heard from.
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Notice..


A meeting of the fstoakho' ders OF the Union
Coal and Mining Company of Iowa, at which
represented was held on the Istn day III April
A. ID. 1872. aud by the unanimous vote OF the
Stockh olders repreeented. IL was decided TO
increase the capital stock o. the company 10
Three Hundred Tho sand Dollars, And to ak.
thcrize an trdebts Mss not TO exceed the
sum fwo Hundred Thousand Dollars; Mt the
same time u MAS shown thattn ass cts Of the
company largely exceeded It's liabilities. ID
a meeting Of The pire ctors Of tlia Com pany
WAS held the sAfsie date. 0v whom IL was voted
to carry into enect the will OF the stock hold
era as expressed by them II their meeting
Andtn AccordAnce t6crewftht certificates of
the TRANSACTIONS Of both meetings have been
day Of April, a. d. 1879. and recorded In Re-
corder's 9mce. Of Wapeiio County Land Re-
cord No. s. page i55. rxs ssg 1890
Ailthe Increase or atock has been subscrib-
ca and paymenHsin full pPoyfded for. A !
EDWARD PRICE, e, o. GODFREY.
| Secretaly. President.
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CHAx0E.-Bob Russell has bought
the Indiana Grocery Of Mr.. GriHiee,
and promises to make It lively in that
linz Il cheap and good goods can do II.
For further particulars sec ADVERTISE
ment in another column.
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VAN BuREN CouHTY.-We are in-
debted to Al Gebhsrt Secretary of the
Van Buren, County Agricultural Socie-
Ity, for . complimentary invitation TO
attend the annual fair Of that county,
(which occurs on the 18th, 10th and 2Otl,
of September.
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-. Drrlofr, Mich, May 50 1872.
Ds4nn 0euswR :-The General As
sSmhly oftAS rresbytersAn Church in
the Unitsd States commenced its ses.
sious In this city on the 10th inst.
The opening sermon was preached by
| the Rev. DR.. Humphrey, Of Baltimore.
The west has thsghonor Of furnishing
| the Moderator, RsY. 81 4 Nichols 81
st. Louis, the youngest Moderator
who hAs ever presided over tho DELHI
erations Of Assembly, being but "a
years of age. The. evening Of the fret
day was spent IL thO ceiebration Of
tho Lords Supper. Tho hour-the
communicants-thc simple snd I'm
prcssive manner Of tie fathers In the
church who conducted the service,
combined to render the. exercises the
most impressive Of any similar service
in which your correspondent has ever
been permitted to anticipate.
The second day was spent mainly in
routine business. In tho evening,
however, the large edifcc in which the
assembly meets was crowded to its
utmost capacity to listen to addresses
in behalf Of the Sunday School cause.
String appeals were made by Drs.
Nichols, Of st. Louis; Musgravc, Of
Philadelphia and Duryca, Of New
York.
Saturday was spent In tho discussion
of an overture respecting unemployed
ministers and has not yet been dispos-
cd OF.
The members Of tho Assembly
were invited to social reunions in
different portions Of tho city on
Saturday night, when many old
acquaintance wcrc renewed, and new
ones formed. In company with a
party Of friends the writer visited the
Queens dominions on Saturday. On
stcpping from the Ferry boat, the first
thing that met our eyes, was . saloon
with the fgureof acrown on the door
and the letters v. r., reminding us
that We were ia the land where "vic-
toria Reigns." There wasa very marked
absence of evidences Of thrift and
prosperity that there is apparent in
Detroit, just across the river. We
also visited 1T. Wayne, q stronghold
built At the southern extremity Of the
city IN the year ls4S, and commanding
the river for miles in either direction.
Tho various pnlpits of the city
were supplied on the Sabbath by
prominent members Of the Assembly.
To-day business is again being pushed
rapidly forward. The Boards Of Edu.
cation, Publication and 6ustentation
have been preserted and acted upon.
The matter Of future Representation,
Women speaking, Rotary Eldcrship
and systematic beneficence, promise
to call out considerahls, debate.
Twill adyise IN aga11 nf the pro-
ceedines Of TIC Assembly. Detroit is
bsautifal city Of moro than 1000 III.
habitants, and possessssa great deal Of
wealth and magnifcence. The menu
bers Of the Assembly are well quarter
ed, ~ each seems to think he has been
sent to the best place.
Truly yours. ii. b. Il.
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We have choice article of Sugar
Picked Hams for sale at the lowest
market price in quantities Of lou lbs.
or more. JAS. ID. LADD.
apr37dEwtf
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Per,eu.l - R.slr,aase.l

We were pleased to receive gall, to-
day, from Mr.. /. e. Chase, late of
Marshalltown, who has just located
among us as the agent Of the Central
Iowa Railroad. He will for the present
hold forth at the Dcs Moines Valley
Depot.
We welcome Mr.. Chascas valuable
addition to tho business circles Of OF
tumwa. BY referring to the new adj
vertisement and time table Of his
| road, found elsewhere, il will DO seen
that ON and after to-day the new run
ming arrangement, cia. the D. v. II. to
Eddyville goes into effect, and tina,
now through this superb route close
connections are made to all point,
! North aud Northwest.
The Central Iowa is Que OF the fines
roads in the West, and is destined Il
become highly popular as a grca
Northern thoroughiare, now that ]
makes close connection with the road
ccntering in Ott,lmwa. Storm LAX
lis on this route and we have alread
heard Of one party preparing to visi
that lovely resort, to go fishing.
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OF Harlan, from lola, Kansas, is Wis
iting his brother, r. N. Harlan, In this
city. He says Ottnmwa Is the best
town he has seen in Iowa, Kansas, OF
Nebraska, excepting Kansas City.
That is the universal opinion of all
who visit our city. Glad we have such
q lively town.
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gently Down the Stream Of Timc''
10 one Of the latest and sweetest pieces
Of music now out It can be had Of j.
/. Stewart, musical dealer, a. we'll a.
oil other musical publications Of the
best quality. Psrsons wanting either
instruments q music should, give hin,
. call.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given 70 all persons inter.
ested, that on the lat day OF May A. y. 1872,
~, =, ~ e waa appointed by the Circuit
tor Of the Estate OF JohnP. Piuna1nei a ss...-
cd. late Of said county. All persons indebted
dersigned, and those having claims against
the same will present them, legally authenti-
Gated, to said Court for allowance.
Dated May lst, lS32 lT
MARIAH PLUMBER,
MayswStf. ADMINISTRATIVE.
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NEW CoLLEcroR.-Dr. Andrew J.
Richie the newly appointed Collector
Of Internal Revenue for this District
Vice Major A. J. Pope resigned, has
fled his bond which has been accepted
and he will enter upon the active dis
charge Of the duties Of his Office in a
few days. His Office will be at Abba.
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1875 10 So N month, S.is ! Tsas:':
= e ,3tsasss " GESgIEEE Elm ls!r 10

OQQNN0N kENSE FAMILY SEWING Ma.
0eCffxHE. This mnchiue viii stitch hem.
aisll, tack. ,qatlt, .eoed, bind, braid, snA
! embs older % . most superior manneF.
! Prizes only tlA Fully llcsneed and Ny.
= 1oraa , machiSs that will ssv . ssrosess,
more beAatIcnl q Noee elastic seam than
= cara. IL makes the x1nstic Look stitch
= tAe2HNeA Alaspt b pullea apart vtthnnt
e0t6ogenAG - Ne pay Agcuts tiu0a e76 70 &ed0
1paF - nth and 0xpen6e1. 81 3 commisxlou
= mkde Addresy, sEo04(R = CO.,
p N12Awvm. Chicago, III.
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Buos.-Major Spillman was in to-
day from Highland Township and in-
forms us that If this good weather con-
tinues tho corn In that section will be
pretty much all planted this week. He
says the chintz bugs are ON hand by
tho million aud that they promise now
to cat up all the wheat in few days.
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4 No. ! ofVol. l, Farmers Jottnal,
|pablished by the Farmers Publishing
CO., ct Cedar Rapids, is now before us.
~ lisa handsomely printed sixteen page
tpaper, and bids fair to prove an able
kauxiliary to the farming community.
Monthly at $1.00 per annum in ad-
vancp
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PROOF Or VILE.

: STATE or IowA,r tittess q
& WapeliO County. 5ss .,sfs;s
Z1sdH whoM IL may co,iceya. rqAes Z
Notice ID hereby given that on the 18th dag
ef February. lS71. there was opened and pub.
ltcly read by Che Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of
said county an instrument OF writing, ptir-
porting 10 90 tho last will and testament q
DaYid !. Evans, late Of said county, deceased
and yot sro further notified that on the 2nll
day ct the next term OF said Court, com
!, oncing on the second Monday Of June, l672,
has been set as the day for nnfl hearing aud
proof u said viii, ~ which time, all pei sons
tae same should not be adlnitted TO probate
sts L. III. COOLEY, Clerk.
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Joe N. Lawrence 10 doing . driving
business in the Greene House Plant line,
all Of which is the result Of judicious
advertising.
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According to Charles Lyell, who
made a special study Of the rocks at
the falls Of Niagara, il has taken $4,000
years to cut away the rock for that
cataract. But not even Mr.. Lyell
could compute the ages that must have
passed before the water began 10 drill
canal from Lake Erie to Lake On
tario. The age ofthe world exceeds
the widest gness ofour ancestors.
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- Yaptsd, iunsd fstsi5 no hush:
On fc1Ewheat and 100 busha1s Huhga.
Ran Seed, BY 's tssss =
abwst 80. Towns.
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Byron Clark, successor to ID. N,
Stewart, is doing a big trade in the
wholesale Liquor and Soda Water bus.
iness. The latter he manufactures cx.
tensivcly, and it is universally praised
wherever it is used.
Squire Lyman holds forth for hin
as salesman and book-keeper.
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FREAK or MISUNDERSTANDING Eakins

FREAK or NATURE.-Arthur Eakins,
living on Bear Creek 0 miles west Of
Ottumwa, has a colt two days old,
which was born without any fore
legs. They say it is lively, and well
formed III every way except the want
Of the proper number of legs. Mr..
Eakin's son intends to try to raise it
by hand.
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From sketch Of Wapcllo county
and Eddyviile, and incidents nf Pin-
ncer Lire, written by Nettie Sanford,
and published in the Eddyville Adler
tsser, we clip the following:
sThc first newspaper started west
Of Fairfield was the Dcs Molpcs Cour-
ter, published by ]. II. ID. Street and
r. II. Warden, OF Ottumwa. This was
an enterprise that required great encr-
gy and unparalleled perseverance,.
The press was hauled over the wilder
ness Of unbridged sloughs by yoke Of
slow oxen, which. had no idea of the
wonderful power that lay hidden III
its iron breast. As they were gee
haped through the long weary August
days, Mr.. Warden sung Taylor songs
to keep his spirits up and he watched
their slow progress with doubt as to
the success of the undertaking. But
the Des Moines Courier has been pub;
lished with but little intcrmission, will
far-seeing intelligence and strength Of
principle since 1S4S till the present
time, only now the Christian name has
been changed from "Des Moincs" to
"Ottumwa."
Mr.. Warden acknowledges the truth
Of oil Of the above except singing
"Taylor songs to keep his spirits up
rs he watched the slow progress the
oxen made. We were not then, and
are not now ashamed to ride behind q
sturdy or team, in any laudable under.
taking, but we didn't do 1t that time
we roda in . 4 horse coach to Fairfield
and then in q "jherky" to Ottumwa
and rs Mrs. Sanford says, the CouRIEs
has been published continuously sinct
Aug. 1913, either by the present junior
editor, or his successors. and has never
swerved one iota from the filth and
principles upon which it FIRST started
ont
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CISARs.-Alderman HI. L. Water
man, Of Northrup g. Waterman, has
returned from New York. He pur-
chased tho largest and best stock Of
cigars for the wholesale and retail
trade ever brought to Ottumwa, AZ
they can convince tho doubling Thorn
ases who win take the pains to cali Of
their store In the Ballingall House.
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PROOF OF WILL,
M PROOF OF Will. -
STATE OF IOWA,
Wapello County.

TO all Oho,n II n,ay cc,lcefss
Notice Is hereby given that on the End day
OF April, 1879, alta regular term OF the CircnI
Court. IN and Tor said county, there vas open
ed and publicly read In open court, an instxu
ment OF writing. purporting TO tie the Jas
Will and Testament OF Nicholas job nson, late
Of Aaid county, deceased, and you sre further
nQtined that the second day OF the next tern
OF eaid Court. commencing on the secont
for final bearing and PROOF OF said will. q,
Ihich time all persons Interested may appea,
44ehQag the same should not b<
A6m1ttaQ 70 prooateA L. NJ. doDLEf,s
nay 4tn, lSs2 sss.. 4 Clerk.
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We received the annexed dispatch
from Capt. Cleland Of Chicago. general
ticket agent Of the Pennsylvania
Central and Pittsburg, TT. Wayne &
Chicago Railroads, too late for inser-
ton last night.
Attention Is called to their reduced
rates which will enable many people
to visit the Convention at Philadelphia,
cad. naaltea somewhat prolonged trip
to other points east II the Tins allow
cd.
Mr.. j. A. Wentz Of the B. 81 NJ. In
forms us that excursion rates on tho
B. & NJ. and G. B. & @. will be duly
announced. At anyrate the route an.
'nounced by Capt. Cleland below Il. the
safest speedicst and most direct onv
east:
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 81.
EDITOR COURIER THE Pittsburg
Fl. Wayne and Chicago & Pennsyl-
wanna Railroads have reduced the fare
to the Philadelphia National Conven-
ton to twenty dollars for the round
trip from Chicago to Philadelphia and
return, good from May 18th to June
9Th going, and June 18th returning.
w. G. CLELASD, A. G.. r. Ag't.
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A GENTS WANTED-Asents maGs more
"a money at work for ~ than At anything
else. Business light and permeMent fertic.
ulArs fires. @. 6xIHeoH q Co., Fine Art Pub
fishers, Portland. Maine. 1850
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Thu Changers of Wapello and adj
joining counties, are requested to meet
Csntsr Grange at Ottumwa, Saturday
June 9Th, 1872, in delegation, for the
purpose Of efFecting district organiza-
ton and other matters Of business for
the good Of the order.
s. THos. j. DEvIs,
Corresponding Sec'y. Center Grange
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The General Conference of the NJ.
e. Church have decided TO elect eight
new Bishops.
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PRnarnF NJ,
STATE OF iowa. Asgs
Wapello County, !

10 all whoR u may coHcrga. a.~s-.s---yy :
Z Notice u .Assrpy given that or the 23rd day
OF Aprtl, 1871, there was opened and publicly
read by the clerk OF the Circuit Court OF said
county. an Instrument of writing. klrpoftine
TO be the last will and test ament Of George a
Mcdowell. late of aald county, deceased, and
you are further notified That the second' dag
OF the next term Of sald Court, commencing
set as the day for nnal hearing and proof OF
eatd viii. ~ which time all persons interest-
ed may aPps IT and show cause why the same
should not be admitted to probate.
- Mnsr -ow2ts = L. ~ COOLEY. Clerk.
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Allceck's Psreus elastseo.--Dr. Hen.
tiersu :. u Earnviiie, La, SAYS :--sThe
counter irTftHnt ef f'ct OF Allcock' q Porous
Plaster Is produced In such milf and
gradual way. thov 40 .nvigorate the cir.
Gu alton around the pats to which they
are HpaIicd, aud exert upon all nervous
disc 4ueA N great sedHfive influence
TIA : place fIAm confidently at tho head
cf every plaster now In uss
Mrs james ~ BsaSdso1l,; efs E1saock.
vile, Be ITO q, Westche< tor c0unty sRsl
thrown from her carriage, and had hel
arm broken between the elbow and shOul.
der, After hsr arm was set and the bone
had fairly knit, she continued t. suffer
great pain ut the point Of fracture, and
passed many suffering days and sieepiess
nights, nothing relieving her until she
hsd applied Alicock's Porous Plasters.- =
After using Them one monih she war
completely cured. She ssbtained great re.
lief the first das they were applied.
ASTHMAsCGHED.
Mr.. VIM. May, of PAS Spring street, n.
York writes. Sanuary j, 1867 haye
been afflicted with asthma for upward ol
ten years, receiving no benefit from med.
Zeal nsn. was advised. by q friend t.
try one Of AllcocN's Porous Pla ters. He
gase me one, and urged me TO use II. ]
did sO, and have now worA thsm stcAdily
- sssss.~ n AaaataI
than h0Ve been for many yeHre
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J TIRE n Primo CAhPhICNI
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Ottumwa, Iowa.

among you
Web believe
shivsrsd like before TIE sn this en
mariner
with sudden and anma they
sha re o throw apcn
ribbon
dollar ods right VIII ave you
hsss e
Buttons e LOG worth ~ Cloves
be half has not been told
OVOJJVOVtV OVVVO.,
: Mt. Pesank 1 9l
innlsia Missouri ' ma,9wsm oTTuAwA IOWA.
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NEW Buf1ptsta.-we hAys bssh
shown the plans Of . beAntiful and
commodious housewfIich Mr.. Johns.
ton, ths kAdler bAa - sag6ssd in bull
ding on tho 1T next to the house 81
VIII +. MNors, Esq.
Thoss splendid carpenters, Pickett
and Carnes, have the contract from the
fSdndation walls, which ira sufacicnt
guarantee that II will be well done.
y II Il stated that there arc received
and'kept regularly on file at the Ameri.
can Newspaper Advertising Agency Of
Geo. p. Rowell + CO., New York, no
less than $50 different American Daily
Newspapers, So tri-weeklies, ~ semi
weeklies, 4,662 weeklies, s semi-month-
lies and $50 monthlies, making 4 week.
" average Of over $500 periodicals. Of
oil kinds which arc regularly filed and
kept open for inspection by advertisers
and others who may be intcrestcd.- =
The visitor TO New York from Oregon,
Texas, Florida or Maine, can find It
this establishment the local paper pub
lislled at his home.
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MARSHALL & CO,

~ ~ ~ 1.9u NJ. IVx INHNSHu SLLNtt,.
tts# 4sStss NEW YORK. :
CAUfION---Do noA be imposed upon BY
o her parties travelling through the country
pAiminx or worthless cast-fron machines
under the same name or otherwise uurs ID
thu only genuine aud r ally cheap naachine
manufactured. - Aprfl IS ,smw.
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Hobinson's circus sheading this way
from the East.
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RARE CHATcE ron l9ElY4 !


AGENTS, No will pay y0u so per week In
each II yon Will engage with NJ At oHCE. Ev-
erythlng furniehed, and expenses paid. Adj.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-04
The Life Of the Flesh Is the Blood,

This being the fact, it is very obvi.
GUS that when the blood becomes cor.
rupted the whole system becomes'cor.
rupt also. To relieve this, the true
policy undoubtedly is to direct the
remedy to the source Of the disease
1t is in this manner that Dr.. TUFTS
Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight acts
Its specific effect is on the blood il
rurities it, vitalizes it, and expels all
distemper from the system.
Being free from violent Minerals, il
is adapted to general use. The old
and young may use it; the most deli.
cate female, at any time, may take it;
the weak and enfeebled will be
strengthened by it; the tender infant,
who may have Inherited disease, will
be cured by it.
For Syphilis, and all its trains Of
evils, it is sure antidote.