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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-07

By letter to friend in that place
We learn 81 the death, Jan. 4th, 1872
III C,i,i-skiIi. n. Y, Of L. STlLsoS
formerly, and for many years. u resi-
dent of Clarence. Mr.. s., though
qulte advanced ~ years, would have
been hale and well except for the
more aud more frequent recurrence OF
cpl ep-y. in one of which attacks he
fell out at a door. fracturing his skull.
from the etfec, of which he died
a. stated.
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PATRONS OF Deputy
jesse p, got reports To the departin Mt
of tie Iowa H0mesfcdd devoted To the
interests Of the order, two new Gran =
e. A. FOL Ows !:
Forest Grange; p. O., Upton, Cedar
county; Geo. Burroughs. Master; B
f. Burroughs. Sec y membership. 20
Prairie View Grange, P o., Dnran,;
d. l.. Wilson, Master; J. NJ. Palten,
Se6'y; membership. %.
In this conn. ctinn we will state that
a meeting of all interested In Grange
matters will he held at the courl
House. Saturday evening. March 9th
at y o'clock. The Deputy, Mr.. Pigof,
will he present, and beside s0ne gen
eral Information regarding the object
aud progress IT the order, the orYani
zalion Of a Grange II contemplated.
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Stokes being q young man and In
good health. may possibly live to see
the end Of his own trial. As Diedrich
KnickerLocker began his history Of
New York city by going back to the
creation Of the world, discussing the
variols cosinogonic theories, the ex.
pIoits Of Noah. and finally, by the all
81 the Man In the Moon, got down to
his subject, 50 the Stokes trial began
by trying the Grand Jury which In.
dicted him and the Judge who is to
try him. How many other in:erme-
diste stages there will be, no mortal
can tell. The Committee Of Seventy
and the State Legislature are taking q
hand in IL. He 10 very small tadpols
to have such long TAIL Chicago
Journal.
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Old prejudices are dy inv out. New
facts are killing them. Tie idea that
invaiids weakened by disease eau be
relieved by Frustrating them with
destructive drugs, Is no !,nger enter
'ained except by mon0lnaniacs. Ever
since the introduction Of DIR. WAL
KER's VINEGAR BITrERsit has been
obvious that their regulating ard
invigorating properties are all-sum
d dlssRR.t ,iA&i fias & ahF1ple lna ssss
hosa, nervous affectiolss. and lnalarious
fevers, and they are now the standard
remedy for these complaints IN every
section Of the Union. 4wlO
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QuERY.-A correspondent asks the
following alesti N. We had never
observed the fact stated, but II IT Il so,
perhap, some one will tell why
ave wish To know why 1t - that
the good people Of some our re
ligions driio,nil,ations, when they
enter Lhei, churches, lat least IN one
or two town, in this section. repair ~
of the building, instead Of occupying
front seats III easy vicinity Of the
speaker? Why are these prominent
seats left to aliens aud outsiders :? Are
they not IN IRE appropriately suited To
the members?
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Notice to Teachers.

| will bold a free examination at the
fGlso .ing places: Ciaren ;e, March
%; Durant, April 8; Mechamicsviile,
April IL; Springiaie, lprii.D.
None need apply after 10! o'clock
a. NJ, without good excuse for tar
diness.
Ii is hoped that this will stop the
frequent request to renew certificates
witlou: an examinations.
{. w ROLLINS. Co. Supt.
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To DAvENpoRT.-Prichard Bros.
have purchased 1T g. Lsws0n the
Upton aud Davenport Hack Line,
and wish t. give notice that ali pas
semgers on that route can have good
accommodations, and that particular
attention will be given to the carrias 9
and delivery Of gn'ds and pa. kages 81
all kinds either wav.
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PETERsoN's MAGAZINE-Ths April
numper Of this NJ .gaz,ue Is cir .ady
out, aud it is interesting and lively.
THIS is the cheapest Magazine. among
the good ones, In the country, aud
every lady can afford to have It..
Terms 81 per year. Address Cnas. j.
Peterson, 800 Chestnut st., Philadel
4 Hin
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THE WEATHER FOR S72.-S0me
progno-ticatOr If the we uther says that
the present winter will not perman-
emily :" break" until the first week In
April. The weather from the mid lie
Of April until the ,..iddle of September.
will be almost continuous rain stOrms
More water will fall aud there will h.
more overfiows and freshets during
the period named than in any like time
for the twenty years past. Corn will
In Iowa ON the first Of September be
80 cents per bushel and other grain Ia
proportion.
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A. D. l9OO.-In answer tn our query
Of last week a. to when the ADvERTIs
Err, II published Thursdays. will
again issne upon the Goth day of Fet-
ruary. Ed. UnOhnO" informs us that
it will be twenty eight years hence, IN
the year 1900. That Is encouraging,
in view Of libel suits and kind aud
interested prophesies Of mildewing
hight in the darkness Of q new and
oversha,iow growth. which Is too
nearly all backbon 10 be very uinbra
veOus
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THE Upton ADvERTIsER and the
Mechanicsville Press have each heen
sued nv nne NJ. A. Martin tn recover
the aggregate amount IT $40. nm worth
ri character that he alleges has bees
.is-atrOyed nv thOae sheeis. We do not
believe he could get his antici pated
Judgment discounted mr. mill on q
thousand Clinton Bee.
Thar b mDrr sssan ne cpuid yet mr. "
in this corner; hut. believing the
movement to he purely speculative.
here Ia a standing offer 1T q half mill
on thousand dollars. proceedings to
stop on payment Of the hush money.
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MAsrERsoS. Of " Big Boot Express
notefieiy, WAC has bten buying con
siderahly of poultry tnis winter. has
concluded n,at Jo,ci business, pulled
down his coop and pocketed the pro-
cetd- of successful campaign.
He has, al -, Wa understand. discon-
tinued the manufacture of boots AMI
shoes To order, his competent foreman
In that department finding employ
ment at +. Hirschfieldt's.
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WE hope tho Clarence correspond
eat o the Cedar Post will not shame
" his fathers pen aud his" by again
committing such bold faced pa la
ris,n a, is the insertion in this weeks
paper of Nh old and respec abie parody
as original with himself. The sub.ti
tuition of a few names Is all the claim
he has on The productions.
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J. w. Cssad starts East b.-siay TT
that large stock 1T gn4is for G. Z q.

i ERRATA.-ln the dr~t sentence nj
-. DIS" response to Bible Reader"
published last week. yefute should
have been notice. References made
later should have been XIV Isaiah
instead Of XVI, and XVII of Luke IN
stead Of XVII.
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SCHOOL DIRECTORS A Caucus will
be held al the Auditors Office in the
Court House. Friday evening, March
Sth, at 7!n'cioc!,, fur the purpose Of
nominating three Candidates for
Director Of the Independent District
OF Upton. All interested in the we'll
fare of our Public Schools should be
present.
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NOTICE.-rhe regular annual meet.
Ing Of the electors Of District Town.
ship Of Center. will be held Ia the
Court House on the second saturday
in March. 1872. ut I O'clock p. NJ.
]. w. REEDER, Sec'y.
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Rev. J. R,ALE. formerly pastor Of
the Upton Reformed Church, and
more recently laboring vt Lisbon,
Linn Co, made q very short visit,
last week, among some of his many
friends here. We learn that Mr.. II
proposes Withdrawing from the resu
lar ministerial work, aud will soon
take charge of q .ienoninatiunal
Ac.,damy at B.airstOwn in this State.
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BURGLARY.-On Sabbath night the
room occupied by the Pest. office and
+. NJ. Sterling & Cas- Book aud Jewel
~ Store was entered aud rummaged
by thieves. An entrance was effected
by breaking light Of glass in the rear
door, drawing the holt with which IL
was fastened ani stepping in. The
stirring up Of the articles in the differ
ent cases would indicate that the
rascals trusted to the sense of feeling
IN making their selections. The
plumber secured seems tn have consist
ed of about twenty five dollars worth
Of gold pens, a few packet knives, 3
little cheap jeweiry and from ten t"
fifteen dollars worth Of niekeis and
coppers whsch hal been lett in the
money drawers-pr ,bsbly between
finy aud sixty dollars worth In all
Quite n quantity of valuable silver
ware was left unii-iurted In one Of the
show cases from which q few piuch
heck sleeve buttons and studs were
taken; and other more valuable arti
cies than these taken. including
stamps. were left all around. The
robbers seem to have been apprentices
at the business, hu. however that may
be. they secured sufficient to insure
them u handsome term in one Of our
State institutions up the discovery
that We hope speedily awaits them.
Our "luiet town." 1t seems u VA,
has been backsliding u little lately.
We hrar Of nOt t"hs4so"t ~.-s, s",s
very frequent rumors Of wars, on the
streets; such innocent aud charming
recreation for the youthful mind ~
exchanging Signboartls for meat aud
barber shops, jewelry stores and livery
stables, pulling wagons and plows out
of place and piling up boxes In the
street, 10 enthusiastically INDUCED
in; war whoops. and worse, the thun-
Ter Of artillery are sounds Of revelry
by night Tor were once)-altOgether
il II not time for little revival al
municipal, or some other kind Of
authority.
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| :, the dates rss-rrsd 4, by the com.
mittee sre - it,llows:
June. ls70. we're outsta, ding, Rail.
| road binds. $4,000; Court House
binds. $S.784.5O; Volunteer bonds,
sam-sotal, $ls.9e4 50. which with
the Interest then due ON the same,
1851 p, made the entire debt 1t that
date, - stated by the committee, 322.-
lol y. Now = to payments IN this
debt, there were no rxilrnad bonds q
Ill paid In 1870, the only disb0rsem .nts
On account Of bon0ed debt being S.
965.76 on principal and interest Of the
Volunteer aud Court House bonds.
In 1871 the bonded Indebtedness was
increased by the 10 usnce Of 5000 Of
Poor Farm bonds, and decreased by
the following payments: Volunteer
bonds, $3.O73. Pour Farm bonds, ST.
569.55. b'th these payments including
interest, which ~ we'll ~ $2.594.7l
paid IN interest on railroad b0nds, Of
course did not reduce the principal.
This payment, however, extimguished
the Volunteer bonds. The total
amount paid, then. on the bonded
debt in the years 1870 and 1871. aside
from interest, was : little lees than
eight thousand dollars, which taken
frOn the whoie xm0unt-the 3lS. 984.-
80 due In 1870 plus the 5000 Poor
Farm bOnds-leavss about $1,000 "
the present bonded debt OF this, ~
tile COMMITTEES states, $l2.OOO are old
rAilr.,sd bonds, which the Auditor il
Instructed to buy whenever, in his
judgment, 1t may be advantayeously
iD.ie.
In regard to educational expenses,
the committee says $5l.l7783 were
pail out, but whether Epr the lnainte
sssace Ut the county schools six
months or one or two years, or when
paid, 1t dOes not state. We find that
during the year 1871 public scirols ~
ceived warrants to the amount Of $6l.~
O95.4l, divided among the different
funds NJ follows: Teschers', So, 657..
II; Contingent, $ll.236.45 Sci,ooi
House, Sl4,6l3.2 %; Distrlbutive. S., $751;
OIL.
In addition to the above, some grave
errors were maize in the statements
concerning expenses incurred on &C
count Of the Poor Farm. The Super.
intendent, Mr.. Tower, received 5000
Instead Of 500. last year; the figures
given ~ c.'st Of groceries are out OF the
way some hundreds IF dollars, and In
regard u ter MS. Mr.. +. says he furn-
i-hes two teams aud outfits for SIS.
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MUNICIPAL CAUCUS. -Meeting to
nominate municipal candidates con.
vened Friday evening. LIST inst, pur
suant to announcement. Organized
by choosing s. w. Yonng. Chairman,
and Chas. l.. Lnngley. Sec'y.
A motion prevailed that nomina-
ti"ns be b. ballot.
Upon call, only one name being
proposed, = motion to make unanimous
the nomination of o. w. Porter, for
Mayor, prevailed.
A number Of candidates being named
fpr Recorder, the first ballot was not
all but the two having the
highest number Of votes being drop
ped, J. G. Mccullough was nominated
upon second ballot.
Upon melton, the nomination Of
Chas. C. Landt for Assessor was
made by reclamation.
Upon ballot, the following persnns
receiving the greatest number Of votes,
were declared nominated for Trustees:
H c. Carr, s. L. Weizel, Jas. Row.
ell. Geo. Geller aud r. Swartztander.
Capt. Sanford nominated Marsllai
BY reclamation. Adjourned.
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THE communication upon " Taxa
ton aud It's Abuses" published else
where. il well worth reading by these
who feel M interest land who does
hot?) In this Important subject. !.
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The Stuck noiderA of the Cedar
Count, Fair Association are requested
I" neet at the Court House, in Upton,
Friday, March 10Th, at 10 o'clock A
NJ The questions Of gate and emit y
fees will be up for reconsideration ami
other business OF imp ,rtance will br
considered. III e.. PiATT, Pres.
w. l. McCRosKEY. Sec'y.
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A CALL was received Tuesday from
Mr.. Cnas. H. Fletcher, = representa-
tive of that first class Republican
paper. the Chicago Journal, which he
says Is fast attaining 10 eminent pOpu
larity in the West. : pro enaimsOos of
which IT. is deserving
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BLANKs.-Justices', lawyer aud
Conveyancers' Blanks. improved
forms, plainly aud neatly prinred on
the best Of paper, may DO found 1t the
City Drug Store. IT,
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A PIANo-New and first class, war
ranted fully, may he obtained on very
favorable terms. both as regards price
and time OF pay ment, by inqui,ing At
this office. II.
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8. s C0NCERT.-At the Lutheran
Church, next Friday evening. the
Sabhath School CONNIE ted with the
Society will give = Concert, consisting
of the usual exercises. Admission
free.
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EvERGREENs.-Ten thousand Ever
greens, from twelve to thirty inches
In height, ut 50 per hundred, or $50
per thousand. ca and see them, SIX
miles east Of Upton.
G. A. Pound.
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MARRIED.

At the residence OF VIM. Agnew, Inland
township. Iowa. ON Thursday, February -
berry. of Mi. carroll. In, to Margaret Il.
Barclay, OF Ohio.
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w. H. HAMMOND, Emporium"
goes beE re long t. syracuse. Missouri.
to engage IN his old business. We
wish him the good success he deserves.
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Mrs. WHITCoxB's SYRUP.-The
great soothing remedy. Price only Is
cents. Gives rest TO the mother and
health t. the child. Sold by Drug
Kists. See advertisement. 37yl
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We call attention to the card Of the |
st. Duis Medicine Co., y chartered In
-titution; they offer Metropolitan
SAIL To all. 37y1
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FARM TO RENT.
Wanted, Agents!
For our Beautiful and Striking Novelty,
THE PICTORIAL
FAMILY REGISTER,

VIII sell at sight In almost every family.
Combines an entirely new and elegant Fam
lily Photograph Album, with complete
Family History. Sold by snbscri ption ex :
clusively. Four different STYLES and prices,
tisement Send for circulars. Address T.
HANNAFORD 4 co. Publishers, 2Is w
Madison 1t Chicago.
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capitalists are few.


A neighbor just over the way. few
years ago, concluded to sell his eighty
acre farm. and put the money out At
interest. His taxes on the money are
usually treble mine ION the same
amount of land he had) aud mine
worth 81. co. more than his money.
This Is only one case out Of the IN my,
but It shows how the abuse works.
1t IL q griev0us wrong. and the soon
er 1t Is righted the better 1t will be for
all concerned. Either assess all prop
erty- money inclnded--at one third
its real value, or, which would be bet
tel, at ito full cash value. At all events
have some standard value by which t.
assess all property. Assessing At the
full or real value would not Increase
the taxes, for the rate per cent wOui
be reduced accordingly. If it cannot
be righted otherwi legislative enact
lnent should do 1t.
Think injustice Is frequently done
townships-thOugh perhaps Away
uniptentionally-by the Board In til,
equalization Of the assessments o.
real estate by townships for the count!
1t large. will illustrate my mean
ing. Take for instance Spring. ant
Inland Townships. Those acquainted
with Springfield are aware that abou
one third, or I, QUO acres OF Its surface
IL timbered land. Only about 200
acres Of that should properly be caIle'
timhered land. The balance IL terme,
barren and stump iaCd. Is very broke'
and hilIy, and very much Of 1t II u
present Of very little value. Inlan,
has perhaps 1000 acres Of ti,nt'ere'
land. nearly all Of which Is valuable
! The balance Of the township ID beauti
full farming land. Now, oil othe
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and examine their stock
Of Ladies' and Gents
Underwear, Furs, Shawls,
Cloaks and Cloaking,
Dress Goods, and Knit
Goods Of all varieties,
which they are closing
out at greatly
reduced prices, In order
to make room
tor their Spring Stock.
We quote prices as fol-
lows:
Black, Drab and Brown
Beaver at $3.50 per
yard.
Good Undershirts, IS c.,
sold elsewhere at ST. 90.
Astrachan Beaver Cloaks,
$3.50.
All Furs 20 per cent.
less than former price.
All Millinery Goods at
first cost.
Customers will do we'll
to examine these goods
before buying.
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Fresh Garden, Flower,
Tree and Shrub Ever.
green, Fruit and Herb Seeds. pre-
paid By mail. 4 complete and
judlclOsss assortment, IS sorts Of
either class. 800. The six class
e., $50 packets for 500. Also, an
Immense stock OrOme year graft.
ed Fruit Trccs, small Fruits,
Fruit stocks, Young Fruit. Orna-
mental and Evergreen Seedlings,
Bulbs, Roses, Vines, House and
Border Plants, &c. &c. the most
complete assortment In A mberica.
Isrcpaid BY mail. Priced CatalO.
gues To amy address, also trade
lists, gratis. Seeds ON Commits.
sion. Agents Wanted.
3. NJ. WATSON, Old
Colony Nurseriesand Seed Ware.
house, Plymouth MASS. Eseab
lislacd 1912.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTlON.-rhe follow
ing Is the result nf the Upton Munich
pat Election held on Monday, 4th
inst:
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MrscATINE, March 9Th. 1879.

DRoMPT paying Gus.
toners are invited
to call at
Cobb & w etzel's
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27
WURST & NEDAU,
CALL AND SEE THEM.

THE GREAT UNION FAIR OF MICHIGAN
will be held ut Grand Rapids, September l6
IL, Is, 10, 20, and 81, 1872.
The Second Annual Fair OF the Northern Mich
igan Agricultural and Mechanical Society. t22,-
600 in premiums besides diplomas.
The Third Annual Fair Of the Michigan state
Pathological Society. $1,000 IN premiums ON fruits
and flowers.
100000 will be given as Speed Prizes, which will
bring together some of the best horses In the
country.
The Premiums on Cattle are the largest ever
offered in the West s5O0,O0 viii be given as
Herd Prizes. Every department of Live Stock IL
encouraged by like premiums.
The Products of the Soil. Machinery, Manufac-
lures and Fine Arts, will each receive due attcn
ton ind liberal Premiums are offered.
The show of Fruit and Flowers will excel any
thing Of the kind ever seen in this country.
The grounds, already large, are being enlarged
and greatly improved A forty acre addition has
been made which will enable us 10 have the best
track in the State in readiness for the coming Ex-
position.
A new, large Art Hall, convenient in its appoint
ments and proportions and beautiful in style of
architecture will be erected nj cost Of $4,000. =
The Manufacturers Hall, the Pathological Hall
and the Agricultural and Mechanical Halls will
49,. HENRY 6. CLUB, SECRETARY,
cs-s Grind Hs~T.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27

interviewer with what has been most
commanding in American affairs for
more than third OF a century. Indeed,
this story of his life gives the reader by
no means an inadequate glimpse OF
American history for the past thirty
wears. 1t is the story of life that com
menced in the greatest obscurity, and
has grown into the greatest eminence.
IL has been busy life, tie busiest, prob
ably, In the land, crowned with events
full of brave words and generous deeds,
and marked by peculiartes greater and
characteristics stronger than, perhaps,
those OF any o, her American Citizen.
The subject, therefore, would command
res, ectful ami eager attention, though
handled by an unskillful pen. But Mr..
Parton Is a master. He has long been
well and widely known in our literature.
He is n keen and brilliant essayist; an
incisive and sparkling writer of English
and careful and exhaustive searcher
after facts. He does not touch a pen 10
paper in the composition of book, till
the entire field of investigation has been
explored and everything directly or in,
directly bearing ON his theme thoroughly
digested.
In preparing this work, he spent sew
eral months in visiting the town where
Mr.. Greeley was born and the various
places where he subsequently lived, col
Letting all the information about his
early life that il was possible to obtain
1t is not, therefore, hastily or lily con
triyed book, labeled Life of Greeley,
but work which will always be thu
authoritative record Of the three-scor'
years of Mr.. Greelcy's life that have. al
ready passed into history. 1t would be ;
valuable addition to any library at an,
time, but, just now, its opportuncnes
gives it added interest.
1t is elegantly bound, well illustrated
and i'm consideration of the great popular
demand for the work is sold for LITTLE
more than half the ruling book prices.
1t is published by Jones Brother
& Co, Chicago. who want agents il
every County.
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1t is a mark of the unsuccessful man,
that he invariably locks his stable when
the horse has been stolen. This sort of
wisdom never thinks about bodily health
until it is gone. But just rs much
as any disease had become seated,
the power of the system to resist and
throw of is weakened hence time is all
important. For dyspepsia, all diseases
of the liver, stomach, skin and kidneys,
and all that begin in Initiated blood, do
not wait until the trouble is confirmed,
but attack it by Il timely use of DIR.
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