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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-18

F. M. BALDWIN purchased and refitted
the restaurant formerly owned by w. FL.
Robson, on High street, and is now pre-
pared to furnish the hungry with meals at
all hours bread, cakes, pies, fruits, ice
cream, soda water, lemonade, etc. FRANK
is an old Oskaloosian, spent his early
years here, and we are glad has returned to
his first love. If in want of ANYTHING in
his line, you will find him an accommodate
ing person to deal with. Remember his
place, opposite the new brick building.
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Our old citizens will remember the firm
of Cameron & Ingersoll, who established
the Oskaloosa Times, the first Democratic
paper in Mahaska. The Burlington Hack
eyes Washington correspondent says of
Cameron
''Col. A. C, Cameron, formerly of Iowa, and q
late CLERK i'll the Post Office Department, died of
small pox, on Capitol Hill, last Monday. He was
editor of the Post Office Gazette, and was one of
the most popular employees in the Post Office
Department. The announcement OF his death
created profound regret here, and know 1t will
send thrill of sorrow to many In Iowa, who
knew him only AZ q gentleman and trusted citi-
zen. COL Cameron was only thirty nine years
old, and leaves a wife and four children to mourn
his loss. He edited the Oskaloosa Times in con-
nection with l.. ID. Ingersoll. from 1854 to 1885,
and the Charlton Nail from 1856 to 1861"
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MAHAskA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY

-rne11wrrI oe meeting Of tie Board of
Directors of the Mahasis County Agricul-
tural Society held at tn, Fair Grounds on
Saturday, July Goth, 1872, at 2o'clock, D.
M. All members are requested to be pres
eDt. FL. pwxlNs p,aS
Il II q
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THos SEWERS has gone to st. Louis to
purchase material for building the
gas works and fitting, of our city, for
which he has the contract Work will be-
gin on his return.
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MoNEY.-We need every cent due US
within the next 80 days, and hope every
person owing US dime will come forward
and plank down. We are in earnest
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The Hawkeye Telegraph Line has been
removed to the Burnett House, and will
be in charge of a competent operator.
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Col Jim Tullls, of the Sd Iowa, now of
Lafayette, Ind, is in Winterset visiting
relatives. He has many friends herea-
bouts who would like to shake"
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PRIMARY ELECTIoNs.-We forgot to
mention last week that the Primary cleo
tion question carried again, and is still our
mode of nomination.
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Choice dried fruit. apples, peaches,
prunes and currants. 8 lbs for 81 at
MATTIsoN d BRo's.
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WIN. PAGAN in Adams Tp., has built a
fine two story frame dwelling, about 3Ox3O,
which is an honor to that section of the
country.
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,,hronist to start a subscription pa
: for him: or better still, subscribe JuI
; a naner (THE HERALD) for him BUY go,
~ Rih,e and let him learn that peopih =.
not starve in Mahaska county anu .ha' up
,e promise is that "the seed time anu nai ed
est shall not fail" 81
LARGE FARMERS.
,ho ,orae farmers of White Oak township
20 Mr. , Rusnong, and Mr.. = Rogers
bey each weigh over two hundred pounu.
Friday night stayed with Rev. Jonh
,erguson familiarly known as "oncie
Johnny" His farm is part in Cedar ana
mart in W. O., and though don ihe n's
nolitics. I take this occasion TO say 'ha' n'
has the neatest kept farm .Aatl have seen.
Not that it is any better than hundreos Oh
.shers-probably not so good ~ many 0us
oied thing has place anu '"
the
.oi many rea ndersou aHa indebteo ior
lini. CURE Foach give publicity to IN
'en' soon as the animsful to some OF TIE
from over eating OF GtD:
49, caught and gag placed ATTLE.-As
'o This gag may be large cdaii,nHile
'sn that will cause the animals mouth NC
hin spread wide open Leavethe gag in
sec. mouth until all suffering isgone. Mr.
in who is an old dairyman, assures us I,
in any animal, not absolutely dead, NAV
hat saved by this method ,-fne gag creates
ow flow of saliva, and win else the anima,
tom belch or vomit, and by tk means the o
ost is thrown off and the anitl saved
ade at point on the soutlfine of this r.,
lar. and about mile east Of it,west line mo
zoe. be seen scene olSwhsr. seldom seei
int Standing at the point spek of, one at
her single sweeping glance bebofds spread on
,tv before him, not less man 10000 acrss G
nIl land, dotted all over with farms covere
bod with waving grain houses, barns On
az groves and presenting a most beaudf,
he. sight. In my travels over and observation
mid in twenty States of b. Onion, hav
his never seen more beautiful or grande
.;v- sight of the same lture, than thi
Ter. lying only eight and aalf miles from Os
ms kaloosa. A view If 1t is We
ont worth ride from here Almost all of @
T dar and Harrison, and large tract in o.
mo kaloosa and White Od townships can l
rlv beheld at once.
nm TRUTH ALwAUrHE BEST.
ESQ Travelling leisurely long. met yer
ion intelligent gentleman the road, whom
yu. accosted and INTRODUCED myself to, whe
lac the following conversion occurred
"Are you the HERAD man ?"
81 am"
$50 you are the "H.RALD correspon
us ent" that P. G. WEIGH sid ne saw in
we "rickety old buggy ?" Is that the san
lth buggy?" ....
n.y. ut is the very same
at, "Well, always though WEIGH wou
gu lie; know it now-whJ that's not an o
'no buggy at all, it's new light spring wagon
rus do you take the HEIALD. sir ?"
us' "No, but will, and qit WEIGH"
lhe So by little Misrepresentation, simp
ue' to crafty love of punnhg, in its "Prox.
.ou the Leader lost a subscriber, while I
Inc HERALD gained one. And learned mo
rus fully the lesson that Truth, as we'll
ny "honesty is the best policy" and have be
'nu guided in this letter by tlat lesson.
The OBJ
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HAY FOR SALE

New timothy hay ready TO be delivered
In town for two weeks. Leave orders
with 8. r. Harvey or at Agricultural Ware
house. j. Fl. GREEN
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Oskaloosa College has an advertisement
in this issue. This is good institution Of
learning.
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Mrs. ID. 0gilvie returned last Friday
from 3 seven weeks visit east.
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STRAYED OR CoNFisCATED.-A large yell
low cow. The top of her left ear is cut off.
Information leading to her recovery will
be rewarded. w. w. WALLACE.
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DAVID SHRIvER has a Clinton grape
vine on his lot in town that will have 200
Tbs of grapes on this season.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-18

Prof. G. T. Carpenter has been selected
to conduct the Henry county Institute, be-
ginning August 26.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-18

David Thatcher east of town has just
completed new barn 30x34, with Sailing
in the basement. A good Improvement.
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The cheapest span OF mules and harness
in Mahaska ccunty are for sale.
W. w. HASKELL.
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BURNETT HousE.-This house, former
ly. the Bancroft, is now undergoing a radi-
cal change, being newly named, cleaned,
repainted, reflrnished and nicely carpeted
in every room. Mr.. Shackleton formerly
of the st, james, has taken charge, and
viii run No. house Mr. s. is one OF
the best landlords in the State. Success to
the Burnett.
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Three accidents in Iowa City on the 4th'
caused by premature explosions.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-18

Read the announcement of L. j. MosH-
Err, for County Recorder.
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Nor Nzw.-The ch.~,.2Ks, Albany, Ga.
demand ~" ~ .ne public twenty yearyes were in.
ceesina r ,ur 'nem has increased with and the
IT, H' . sue
need good stove. S soiapany La nov
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The brilliant success q these lm-
proved Grain.Sav1ng and Ttme.Savfng
Threshers is without parallel IN the annals OF Farm
Machinery.
More than twice as many Were made
and sold last year ever before made and sold
by any other Threshing Machine concern IN the same
period OF its existence.
They went into every State from
Pennsylvanis TO Kansas, and from Minnesota to
Georgia, and met with their most marked sue.
counties, sohers he best of tho old or "endiess
aDron stvle are made OHIO, the nursery Of ele-
CANT Farm Machinery, leading the van In the number
purchased.
Largely increased earnings are re-
ported by Threshermen who have used, and great
saving Of grain by Farmers who have employed them
They commanded q choice of jobs,
5asael EXTRA above other Machines and bad plenty
of work long after other kinds we're "laid up" be-
n,a they he < %
ing or market inspection, and worked easy
for their horses.
only IN Ordinary coodsons Of H1eas, oass, Rye aud
Barley, bot in wet and bad.conditioned grain
their advantages are peculiar, as we'll as In limo
thy and other light seeds. 4 fksf
In FLAX they are unrivaled, even
by expensive machines made on purpose for Flax aud
nothing else.
Their distinctive advantages in saw
sas ps.n y ;iss IL sraia
OF the straw, and great capacity Of The clean /.
hing apparatus.
Their Ease OF Draft, Cheapness OF
Reparing Ease OF Manag ement, ETC., FROM their has
Ing 40 Beotes, no Pickers, 40 Cracos Grufa- Car
riers 40 RadtNes, aud Only about halt as many
ac 10 CLOG WEAR oor, " Asn GRAIN, AND TO DRAFT,
or 10 be kepe IN REPAIR, as ether kisds.
Every Thrcsh crnaan should hesitate
before investing 10 the old style Of Machines, which
are going out OF date, because be can get them dn
"Iong- wiDded" terms, poor pay at little less
price The difference In price between the best and
while the difference In Che FIRST seusosae earnings
may be several hundred dollars, 70 say nothing OF
the Satisfaction OF running ns bes or It's soias.ss
after one, two CT three seasons use.
Farmers, who EMPLO con decide,
n thev choose sohQt kid Of Machines shall be used
In their aeigkborhoods and should investigate their
another 20 pay the threslaing bin they
should know IL.
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All money orders of ten dollars and less
have been reduced 10 five cents. No change
otherwise.
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The following letter from an old SUBJ
scriber contains matters of interest to all ::
QUIRCUs GROVE, SWITZERLAND Co, IND.
July 18th, 1872.
EDS. HERALD.-The season here thus far
has been rainy. Corn, oats, potatoes and
grass look well. The wheat harvest is
over, crop light, but of very good quality.
For the last three weeks it has been very
warm, with frequent thunder showers.
Republicans here all right side up. Don't
know of one who will vote for Greeley.
Democrats in a stew, but will probably
vote as the Baltimore Convention tells
them. A great effort will be made to car
ry this State against Grant, but we do not
intend to be caught mapping. We will go
at least one eye on the enemy. l prize
your paper highly. You are battling for
the right. May success attend you. Won't
it look funny to see old line Democrats
voting for Greeley
Yours, Truly,
A. CARPENTER,
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Read APT, j. H. EVANS announcement
for Member on the Board of Supervisors.
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Read ]. a. DOUGLASS announcement as
candidate for the office of Clerk of Courts.
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lights and Shaaoacs Of Mew York; Neo York
Life 4; or, the Sights and Sensations Of the Great
City" work descriptive of Neao York Cityin oil
It's uarious phases It's Splendors and Wretehed-
ness ; It's High and Lou life; Hs Marble Palaces
and Dark Dens It's attractions and dangers; It's
Rings and Frauds It's Leading Men and Iohitici-
ans It's Aduenturers; us Mysteries and Cri'0es.
By James ID. NcCabe, Jr.
What Paris is to the Frenchman, or Lon don to
the Briton. New York is to the American. 1t IL
not only the Metropolis but 1t lie the chief attrac
ton upon this continent, the great center to
which men and women resort for both business
and pleasure, and as such is source OF never.
failing interest. OF late years several attempts
have been made to reproduce its varied attrac.
tions in book form. The most successful result
of these efforts is the book now before US. The
author has had unusual facilities to see every fea-
ture of the great city, and has written the work
with an enthusiasm which is apparent in every
page. He has not merely produced sensation.
al story, but cas- given record of actual facts,
of which he is personally cognizant.
The book is as fascinating and absorbing as
novel and were 1t not for the evidence he fur
nishes we should be tempted to believe he has
carried us into the realm of fiction. He tells rs
the history OF the great city which has grown TO
| be the most remarkable in America, and relates
its Traditions with zess and humor. He intro
duces to all classes OF people, and initiates us
I into their ways and manner oflHe. He brings Us
| face TO face with great merchants and bankers,
actors editors working men, ballet girls, thieves
| gamblers, sailors, quackers, fremen, and host
of Others He delights us with his sketches OF
the better and brighter side of city life, of the
Ssnlpqs, enterprise, charity and humanity OF the
| counts OF the dark and more terrible side of the
| life he ia d elneating.
A truthful picture Of New York life cannot be
otherwise than deeply interesting Our autheI
has succeeded ad mirably in his task, and we
predict for his book q large sale. 1t lie brim full
of useful Information, brilliant and fascinating
and an emphatic warning against the wees of the
city. 1t is pure and lofty in tone. and while 4
discusses fully many OF the dark sides OF eft,
life, 1t does go with delcasy and candor. An in
teresting- feature OF the book ia powerful,
written history of the Tammany Ring fraud
with sketches of the actors therein.
II is comprised in one large octave volume o
$50 pages, illustrated with nearly 200 fine engra
wings of noted places, life and scenes in New
York. and published by the National Publishing
Co. of Chicago.
The low price at which the work lie Issued
brings it within the reach of all, and no one WHIT
wants TO know New York as it really is, should
fail to buy this book. 1t Is published in Englis
! and German, sold by subscription only, an
agents wanted in every county.
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The Sigourney Recieso

The Sigourney RecteW "
Kimball was here yesterday am
Rock Island road would beat the
western to Oskaloosa if it required the a.
sistance of all the laborers in the country
to push 1t through"
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oARy cooPER's store room is one of the
1' ~ .own, now. The floor having been
o"eieu ABOUT a foot places II on q level
WIN 'he street, and gives good, high
story The ware-room has been finished
ano MADE part OF the main room, and the
"noie building re-painted throughout,
looks neat and new. Cary keeps every
thing In the hardware line.
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WILLIAM billiard, on the west side OF
the square, has fresh mich cow for sale.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-18

a valnable paper belonging To Margaret
F. Collins, may be found at this office.
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The Universalist Sociable tonight at
John Craig's.
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Mrs. ]. NJ. MnoEFHEAD left last Monday
or health seeking Tip tn California.
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Mrs. Cary Cooper and daughter nave
gone east for health end pleasure.
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day evening Brothith of Clinton, has gone
to meet WIN TN 9fffrerests of the Southwestern
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r B. Wilson, of Ashland, Neb., is spend
ing a few days with relatives hereabouts.
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seen it himmons' Liver Regulator one % WIG
were sick angyer made for the Liver. nave
seems to always yife and by many otners VINO
with wonderful effect. 1t
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Kisses Ida Collins and Alice Gruwell
left Yesterday for visit 10 Ohio.
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Regular in Tri-luminar next Friday
night.
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An effort is being msde to organize a
manufacturing company in this place. No
better could be found.
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Read annoul, ment ofC. P. sEARLE as
candidate for Clerk Of the Courts.
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ Notice IL hereby given, that by virtue of
Special execution directed TO nae fr0n.the ONCE
Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Mahaska
County, Iowa. and dated July L. A. ID.
1874, ihsve levied upon and will offer at Sherifs
Sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, ct the
door of the house In which the last District Court
OF August, A. ID. 1874, at the hour OF one
O'Clock D. m, the following described real estate
In Mahaska County Iowa, to-wit:
The sonth east u ofthe south east i Of section
30, Tp "A. north OF range II west
Taken a. the property OF Jacob Ross to satisfy
the above mentioned execution In favor OF Chas.
ID. Randall and against Jacob Rosa.
j. w. HINRSLEY
40 sheriff OF Mahaska county Iowa.
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FARM FOR SALE.

] offer for sale my farm OF 140 acres in
Fremont and nine miles south east oil Oskaioosa.
Eighty acres under plow, balance timber pasture
-sll being fenced. Good frame house with three
roouns good barn, 100 bearing apple trees, three
GOOD wells, etc. Terms eeey-full partien.
lsre By applying to Josx y. NoRRrs.
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GENTS, YOUTHS and CHILDREN'S
HATS AND GAPS. WOOL, FUR, CAS-
SIMERE and PALM hats, PANAMA
HATS, STRAW HATS and LEGHORN
HATS.
The largest stock in the city and at the
LOWEST PRICES.
OF MITCH UiT SnN,S Nh. o, UNION
BLOCK, North side of Square.
S, Baldauf & Co ha We new goods 3Otf
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Exchanges will please copy.
LEIGHTON, Iowa

LEIGHTON, IOWA.
EDS HERALD Il thought that l would
write and tell you some of the news. Our
corn looks fine, everything taken into con-
sideration. The most of US have finished
blowing corn. Wheat has been damaged
a great deal by rust and the chinch bug
Goose wheat seems to have fallen the
greater victim to the rust. The earlier
varieties will stanc better chance to
make crop. Our meadows look fine !;
some have begun to make hay. There will
be an unusual crop of oats this year if
nothing happens. There has been very
little barley sown in this part of the coun-
ty this year. July we attended festi
val held at the Union church, nine miles
west of Oskaloosa. 1t was perfect sue
cess. We learned afterward that they
realized fraction over one hundred dol
lars L. ID. 5.
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DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS.

Call for or send and get Descriptive
Circulars and Factory Price Lists, giving fun
INC ESTABLISuMENTS,' a. well "sEPARA-
TORS" alone, and the eie CANT, Ight-drat and >on-
vertible MOUNTED and DOWN and 10 Horse
POWERS (which are sold separately, when desired,
and "speededn 10 run other machnes), together
with reports from multitudes Of practical Thresher.
men and Farmers who have pur chased and used them
Notwithstanding their nm arked sue
PROvEMENTS in details, for concenieacs and effect.
lceaess, have been added since last year. For
slist Of them see Circulars
FOR Sale nv
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,.I.a.s1,No READING MATTER.

o,ur,os.-Every genuine box of DR.. MoL asaI
1910 p,r, hears the signature of FLEMING Bros.
p p,,,.snrcn Pa. and their private u =. stamp,
,H,-.sTass no other" The market is full OF imi-
:s,,ona It's the popular verdict that people who
have been to the use OF ostsrs OF eSe
shssl, are Obliged, eventually, to resort TO Me,
a - Liver Pills for permanent re het' h''"'
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WANTED.

WANTED.
Good homes for three boys, ages from
eight to twelve years Enquire at Mahsska
County Poor Farm, or of G. Houtz, Poor
Farm Director, Oskalooss.
45w4 III. p. WEAVER
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FUK SALE.
Six miles north of Oskaloosa, oo acres
well improved, 10 acres timber. Price $50
per acre. Terms easy. Also l6o acres
fenced, so in cultivation, 20 acres timber
cheap. Would take town property In
part.
For particulars enquire of
s. E. RHINEHART,
Ookaloosa July I, '72.
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sn,,d;no,s Cline the sticklest thing out.

CHAsrE Az Ice, AND PURE AS SNow.-The fra
grant sozodont is scientific composition OF the
purest and choicest ingredients OF the Oriental
vegetable kingdom. Every ingredient il well
known to have beneficial effect on the teeth and
gums. 1t removes all disagreeable odors, even
that of tobacco. 1t speedily removes those rava.
ges which children sustain in their teeth, ow-
ing to improper use Of sweet and articles. which
imperceptibly destroy them.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Twenty cents line for each insertis
under this head.
PLANK WALK.

Regular patrons with standing advertisements
will be charged one-half these rates.
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Cant DO WITHOUT Ir."-This lie what the
stage and horse car companies, livery stable
keepers, members of the turf, and all grooms and
trainers say of the MUSTANG IMMINENT. They
"cant do without it." And whyf Because 1t in
faliby reduces the external sweliings, &C., which
under various tames, impair the usefulness and
value OF the king Of quadrupeds, and also be-
cause, for sprains, strains gals and other injur-
les to which horse flesh is liable, it is the most
Trustworthy preparation in the market. Yet
these recommendations promise only portion
ofits claims to public confidence. During peri.
cd of more than sixteen years, it has been recog-
nized as specifd for many of the most agoni-
zing disorders which aflict the human family
such as rheumatism, govt, neuralgia. lumbago,
ticdoloreux, sore throat, earache, toothache and
likewise as peerless application for cuts, bruis-
es, burns and scalds.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-18

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