davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-03-13

Thoro being no public or private. record OF
thpBe wells, tho table Is necessarily Incomplete.
and In minor respects imperfect. Many Mena
will be bored within the next year. NJ. scam.
mou contemplatea boring two, and saTgG gs;saa ons
There viii douDtless be moro than hfty sftealans
we!ls in Chicago aud vicinity before TIC e1ose "
1878,
, 1873-03-13

Tho ohnrnotor of tho rock forn,aiionn through
which tho artesianB wolH Of Chicago rara Is tlio
aarno, with trivial oxcoptionn. Wo givo tho
atratA mot will, in boring tho first Bhufeldt woi
whcro wntor VIM roacltol Mt depth Of 710 feet,
within a 1ittio loas than yoar from tho dato Of
beginning:
, 1873-03-13

| ity that do not exceed 100 fcot iu depth. Tho
| Bbufoldt welig are among tho fow exceptions;
! tho Wolis, but not Of the desired quantity OF
| quality Tho disturbance ntho strata that bus
cauRed tho upheaval OF the rocks to the surface
ncar the cornor of Western and Chicago avenues
| has already boon mentioned. This would scom
| to Indicate Bomo dislooAtion Of tho strata bo-
| low, by which tho Bubtorranoan streams Of water
| aro thrown upward from their chanuel to
height Of Boyoral hundred toot above tho common nor
| level Tho record given above mentions q rod
disL, SANDSTONE +" punetrated short time before
wetor was roachod. Mr.. shufeldt hpeaas Of this
as tho ''st. Louis sandstone which iH fo'u'd
dopth Of iaoo 4 Or 156o tco IS tho uphoasn
pondlcular height, it wonld not account for tho
st. Potorn sandstone 500 feet noarer the surface
at this point than elsewhere throughout tho city.
The nrdaont flow Of tho wells scarce'y exceeas
nnw ti,e orienal dow Of one Of them. Tllis
would indicate Tint tho water comes either from
quail tvulo y; Or ohs1as a1oSt trae daae
nntiroly, apl resumed their flow aftor
% brio2 period. Other singular phcnomona
have boon recently obserYed; Iao water 1 ~ Sn So,
tho ton Of the ground. A perpendicular pipe
rms aboyo this point to the height Of 20 Or SO
foot The offoota Of tho atoppago Of tho lateral
oee fGied dasa sad n Ws,nt S ss sos an
overflow at tito top, almost In second OF time,
anls ouotimes it will DO a woek IL slowly rising
that distance, there boing in the nloanwhlo, no
ot discharge at na Ihs5e 2 ha oa
, Gow-would naturally suggsat, III connection
, with tho entire cessation OF How above lnen'
tioned. either tho o1isteuce Of subterraneau
roaervolr, filled and discharged at intervals lke
an intermittent spring, Or son.e aeoumu!asson O.
: obutruutiye naterial ut tho bottom OF the bore
+ or ct gomo intermediate polnt.
. COST or uon1N9 WELLS. !.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

imagined would animate and cheer
he journey Of life, and n.ake smooth
ali is taogny paths; wb"se breast
We hrre considered our stay and
abiding place. Yet would We rather
meet the altered eye and the bold
front Of defiance, than the vel dis
sen'blcd smile Of Hypocrisy.
Falsehood and rerfiy enbit'er our
days, bu: human nature is fr&il; let
Us then look with sorrow and commits
seration upon the faults and the weak
nesses oroihers, and be-ecch Almighty
God to preserve Us from evil, and
grant u patience 10 endure rrovoca-
ton, and strength TO withstand temp
talion.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

CoNvALEsCEaT We are glad to
be able to state that our senior part
ner. Mr.. w. Z. MANGHAM, is slowly
recovering from the severe attack OF
pneumonia, with which he was strick-
en- down aboat two weeks since.
DR.. JOSEPH ATKINSON, attending
physician, remained with him day and
night during the most critical stage
of the disease, and We feel indebted
to his superior ability and unremittine
attention, as physician, for the good
result, which otherwise, we believe
would have proved fatal.
We hope now that Mr.. NJ. will sooE
: be up and able to resume the duties
\ OF his Office.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
SPECIAL CoNNrNICATION,
I & II ASnNS-

+. & \. MAsoNs.
Il. I. MCGUIRE LOpGE, No. 300. J
Whereas it hath pleased the Su-
prcme Architect Of Tie | LivcrSe 10
remove from among Us, our brother,
Dr-JAMES FARRELLY, who departed
this life on the morning Of the 10 b
of February, 1873, aged about As
years, aud who has been a citizen Of
our State aud an acceptable member
of our Fraternity ror Gl@a.v yca's:
And whereas the uHwelcOme WISH
tor, Death, has again alarmed our out
er door, the Fraternity has another
broken circle, the grave another ten
ant, and our Lodge is called upon to
mourn the loss Of departed friend
and brother.
Therefore, be it resolved, That the
members wear the usual badge and
our Lodge be draped in mourning for
thirty days in token of respect to the
memory Of our deceased brother.
Resolved, 2nd. That copy ofthese
resolutions be furnished the Richland
B5dcop for publication and a copy
furnished the relatives OF the deceases
to whom We tender cur sincere con
dolcnce.
W. r. OLIVER, Com
ID. IL. PETIT, NIT
J0sEpU ATKINSON, J tee.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15
Religious.

TivT.r SrEv!cE.-The appointments OF
10 Baptist Church a; Rayvlle are i1s lst
,urdavs in each month.-Eev. l., l.. Rey-
Mods, Pastor.
DIylxE SERylcE will be held in Rayvillc
Oh the Third Sunday in each month, by Rev.
/. B Lawson, Episcopal Minister.
Preaching at Bethel Baptist Church, nj
Jas. Dennis place, Second Sunday Of each
month BY Rev. +. b. Reynolds and the
Saturday before at Newton MCGOWAN :
School house.
EPISCOPAL SEEvICE-at New Salem
Church, near GiFard, by Rev Mr.. Miller, OIL
ne first Sunday O. each month.
ArPoIyTHEy Is RAYyILLE CiEcCIr, VI {
CnURCH SoUTH-First Sunday al Liule
Creek, second Sunday at Girari ! o'c'ock
A. NJ and New Salem, oco:k P. Il; third
Sunday OF Union, aud fourth sunday 1T Ray
vile. Rev. J. =. Wright, Pastor IN char.e.
Observation-Disclosures communications o
r /. McGuire Lodge No. 4J9 the 2nd We'd
nesday ia each month.
T. VI. RYAN, W.. NJ.
! ". r.. PorTs, Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

| SMALL PoX.-Our community,
tbough not infested with this loath-
eome disease, is in daily communica-
tion with points that are, l. e., Monroe
and Delta, and it is of the greatest
Importance that the proper steps be
taken to ward of its attacks before 1t
makes its appearance in our midst.
IAN ounce Of preventative is worth a
pound of cure" is an old maxim, in
the practice Of which, we have lodged
many severe spell Of suffering, and
we now commend it to our citizens as
a rule of conduct for their immediate
action. Vaccination is the great
preventative, and those who have not
been vaccinatcd should at once apply
to physician and have it done. IN
DIR the surrounding circumstances
.I;6ne,can fail to see the Importance OF
speedy action in this matter, and we
!. hope that our citizens will all see to
> it that their families and servants are
ENaccinated at once.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

= The Memphis papers, of Saturday,
refer to the mysterious disappearance
from his home Of Mr.. Dan ID. Gores,
ayoung planter residing near Auburn,
Arkansas River, about thirty-seven
c-M, below Pine Bluff, and well
Town in Memphis and along. the
ITissippi and Arkansas Rivers
d;s,f,oree left Auburn for Memphis
miRe 18th of last December, since
to oil ..mc pNhing has been heard
your .M d ksps il Is believed that be
as she setsEd shs-f Z
1 thus ended their ftiss conlSfcicr'
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

The President Of tie Cumberland
University writes about Nebaier's
Unabridged Dictionary as follow;
CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY,
LEBANON, Tenn, May y, ISL.
.ic<@rS. e.. Il g. NeJrjGm In def
nitions, Webster is incomparsbly su-
peror to all others This great vol
ume. (Wcbster's Unabridged) in it.
present form, is library in itself; a
ork Of reference which no scholar
can afford to do without. It's extcn-
5ye circulation is as necessary as The
establishment of common schools.
Yours Sincerely,
l.. W. NCDDNNOLp,
-
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

We have received late number Of
the RUdI Ajob0mi0a, splendid
monthly magazine, published in Mo-
bile, Ala, by c. c. Langdon Il Co.
1t is devoted TO the interests Of az
riculture and improved industry, and
is one of the best nonthlies of its
kind gotten up in the United States,
especially for Southern planters.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

Our farmers are now making prepa-
rations for planting, and We think it
would be advisable for them to make
corn the paramount consideration, as
they can easily dispose Of it at good
price, should they have a surplus, and
experience teaches that it will pay
better than cotton made on bought
corn.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

We are indebted to The publishers
for a copy Of the american Grocer, a
weekly trade journal, containing the
statistics and general review of the
leading articles of trade during the
past year besides much other valuable
informationtion concerning CONNER
cial matters, and in good form for
preservation.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15
Communicated.
OEFICE OLE j ". STILES.


Grcat cheap Furniture, CHAIR and
Feather Warehouse, No. IS IiaSh-
iaqion Street.
yIcKsBURo, MISS, IAN. %, 1873.
WILEY p. MAxGHAM, Editor Beacon, !
Rayyi.ie, La, :
Daar Sir: Through your valuable paper |
with to tender MY ,la4a, 10 tue r-op'e along
he inc oc the n l. * L. L. Il. from Delta TO
Monroe for the very liberal patronage extend
ed to me. My thank, are especially due to
tie people in and around Rayvilic. 10 all
tender my heartfelt thanks Thanking
Them for past favOrs solicit continuance Of
their pas, kind patronage and influence, prom
isng TO prove myself worthy oflhe same.
| am very respectfully,
# J. D. STILES.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15
- = go .

Our little town continues to in
crease in the way Of new denizens
and new buildings. Nearly every
train brings either few passengers
or a load of lumber. At the present
rate well soon have a considerable
town
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

Or. JAMES FARRELLY dieda Girard
on the morning Of the 18th inst. His
remains were brought to RayvilIe or
the IL O'Clock train, last Thursday
morning, and inferred With Masonic
honors by Il. T. McGuiro Lodge No.
300, Of which he was member.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

Rev JoEL r. Dawes, Presiding
Elder Of the HayvilIe Circuit ". +.
Church South, calls meeting Of the
stewards to be held in Hay'illc, at |
O'Clock, on Saturday next, - inst.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
Monroe. AT.

DAETITS wishing to sell or purchase land.
la TIN. seCioi will lad 1t 10 theii lrt"rt- :
10 address me. have tor sale several Hnc
plantation. in Ouarhit,. Richland, Alorehousc
Franklin and Caldwell parishes, which can
be purchased On very reasonable terms.
LAWN. formed connection in Washington
Civ with an agent, Am prepared 10 repre-
Sc, liti-ants IN contested land cases, obtain
pa;or,.. ole. JAMES ). RAY.
RrFEREs cEs Get. |. Garrett, ID. Trors-
dale, Col John McEnery, Julius Ennemoser.
ie 9I.t2.-ly.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

We said in our last weeks issue
30 that there would be Concert in Ray
lille on Wednesday night; but We
nave known newspaper to &c for
the accommodation of its friends.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15
l.. W. NCDGNNOLD.
Pl..idcnt CnmL.rLanA Eaircr1ily

PERsoNAL-Wc hal the pleasure
Of meeting in our Office this week, Mr.
THus. J. MANGuAM, editor and pro-
prietor Of the Delhi Chronicir.-
Though we have lived ncighbor to,
and been acquainted with him, "a a
contrere in journalism, in this State
and Ala, for the past twelve years or
more, we had never enjoyed meet,
ing with him face 10 face Yet /; was
like erasping the hand of old friend,
rs We are Indirectly indebted 10 hin
ror what No know about printing
our p:eccptor being his studon. in
days gone by, We found him to lie
the genial, clever and sociable gentle
man that we had always imagined DO
was lie came on a visit TO bis
brother, the senior editor Of this pa
pr, who has been confined to bed
for The past two weeks with a severe
spell Of pneumonia, but is now con
yalescent and we hope will soon be ~.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

Immigration into Richland Parish
neNt Fall will create a demand for
corn. Let our farmers remember this
in planting their crops.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15


LIrE's "UPs AND Downs" &C-
It is true that the lender and sus-
ceptible heart enjoys the Sunshine of
life, with that exquisite relish which
is unknown 20 the frigid and unfeel-
ing; and it is equally true, that sor
row and disappointment falls upoa
the feeling mind, with stunning VIC
lencc which is never felt by those Of
more tranquil snticipations, and less
vivid imaginations. Therefore, if the
sweet predominates over the bitter in
the cup of life, he whose sense of feel
ing is most acute, experiences the
greatest portion Of pleasure. But if
the bitter chalice lie most profuselv
charged, (and will not the experience
of the generality Of mankind allow
this to be the case he whose taste Is
least pungent, will be least annoyed
by the nauseous draught. There is
one season Of delight in the life OF
man: the period Of infancy, when the
heart neither tainted by vice, nor
goaded by reflection, looks forth upon
s CAV and smiling world. Why does
the home of our childhood, and the
scenes of early life appear in after
years so enchanting? and whence
our attachment to the trees under
whose friendly shade we have whiled
away many a sultry summer day !
the lanes and paths which oar infant
feet have pressed, and the stream
whose murmuring has oft times sooth-
ed the musings of the experienced
mind why do they reflect SO bright
sunshine, and assume SO lovely a
shade? This regard for inanimatc
objects, springs not alone from habit
and long association; one reason why
we dwell with pleasure upon The
memory of hours past in their peace
ful society, is that they were hours
of innocence, and happy ignorance o
he vanity and the dscietfulaess 0
the world. In the remembrance o
former times, the sweet is mingled
with regret and keen anguish, anC
bids the tear of sorrow to flow for tn
loved companions Of lifo's early day
whose bud of promise, like the rose
sf,ing, nipt by untimely frost, withel
ed away and died. Who that ha
seen the pale messenger of death. seiz
upon friend dear as their Owptsou
nav even more; one for whom the
would have given up their existenc'
can call this a world of pleasure
words can not convey an idea OF tn
agony of such moment. Then d
the vain pursuits and pleasures
this world appear as nothing. 1t
then that We look through time
eternity, and the sorrcwing soul, hun
blsd and bowed down by suferln
and a sense of unworthiness, is led
PROSTATE itself in prayer, and to sa..
Father thy will, not mine be done
and when we can feel the degree
resignation which enables us to NAL
{ such an aspiration, the distraction
= grief is past; and though We ceas
, not to remember and regret, there is
, meurnful satisfaction in calling
mind the virtues and endearing qua
ties of departed friends.
, As we emerge from childhood, al
: enter upon the stage Of life, one a
}, pal!ing truth that friends forsake
, and that foes pursue, fastens upon t
b understanding; one for which the
i is no remedy, and to which we a
e never reconciled.
). What a variety of passions sw'
S the breast at that instant which
e yeals for the Grst time the pertidy
d a friend. What agony in mceti
e the altered eye and eatransed look
of hssam friend; one whom we b
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

TIE STArL OF LOUISIANA, p.tC.
PARISH Of KichIaud "'7" O"''''
Succession y Nm Lc'irvm, Deccassd.
BY vir'pc Of an ,r.!cr Of sale issued f.olu
tae fipHl Pari-l. CoHIl ia aud for the psf.h
Of Eichiand and 10 me directed. | will on
Saturday, the 18th day Of Feb. 1873,
within tie hours prccribed by law. at Me
door 81 the count house IN in said par..i.,
proceed {" offer for sale at public anc,ion. tot
cash, - the highest .iider the following
properly belonging Ia >ulG succession. L. " ito,
lae North Wcs' quarter Seton fur, Town
snip % Eighteen North e Range Eigi, o.
..a,r, containing one hrntIed and siAry COZ
Tcre- NOR" or less
Terms ri sa!e-cg-t q. ihe inven;of.cd APP
pra!,c.urE;
:. !. LlDDEiL,
l,nll-3sitS 3 shuId
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15
FaNlilV Jaurn2l.

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Richland beacon., 1873-02-15
STETARTS' MEETING.

Tae stewards Of the Eayvil!e Cir
cult VI. +. Church South, will meet
in Rayville, Saturday, 22nd inst, at
IL o'clock \. NJ, for the purpose Of
organization, and attending to the 4
nancial interests OF the Church. The
following gentlemen compose the
board Of stewards FOR the ensuing Con
ference year: ". 4. Scott, }. W Var
borough, W. S. Noble, W. 5. Mcla-
tosh, +. II. Williams, Gayle 5. Boy d,
Wm. W. Compton, John Owen.
1t is Of the greatest Importance
brethren, thai you meet the appoint
men, promptly.
JOEL I. Dawes,
Feb. L., -. Presiding Elder
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

l.H To $50 per day. Aseu,. wanted
o.t Al classes of working people, i either
sG@x. young or old, make more money N work
/ for us in their spare moments, or all the ti'nc,
/ than at anything else. Particulars free. Adj
! dress e. Sljnson 4 Co. Portland, Maine.
! noy9-ly
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15
fHE HIGHLAND BEACON.
Loo Al ITE u 4.

The Louisiana Fair begin. on the
23rd Of April. The railroads will, a.
usual, pass visitors at half price.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15
Sale.

i
~ virtue OF an order is~ucd form the tl"nl
the Parish Cont If the Parish OF Ouach!ia
Mi otter at public sale on
v cduv-,',v the 9TH day of Feb 1878,
at ,hc door of the lour, House in the town Of
Eay vile, i;hin the hours prescribed by law
al HE property belonging 10 tie mirof John
K. Richardson ia he town OF Rayvilir, con-
s,~..p- OF LIT II ia square 5, in said Town
Teens # sale cash with benefit If aP-
rraenGcnt. }. u. klCfiAhDc'''
PM @sqr>JtSl1. Tutor.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15
u EAE. ESTATE AGENCY.

We the undersigned have hi. day a>-oc.sta
ourselves together r. the rurp,s- - carry .n.
on Real E-ra;e Agency. w propose 10
bay. sci! and lease lands ~ 'u:s !al.,h AMI
adjoining Parishes. We also pr9po-- 20 pay
taxes for new Residence. thr. .esiing u, tIie
money, and refer 10 King x Enio:e, Jno.
ChaGe Bro & Son, Levy 3, Haas. J. " Ar,ho!
* Go. ,.Ne~ Orleans, eni TO any citizen oi
R.cA.and Parish.
". T. OLIVER,
" :. MCINTOSH
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15
BUILDING, CARPENTERlNG

aad vosl. Of all kinds ,ha; comes IN the lim-
Of first c.a-> huu-rbiiitrr, On a, reasonable
trrui~ d. aay other mechanic IN the country,
and taar. Tia i method Of making hi, business
l..oyl-,, nOV2--fin.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15
SUCCESSION SALE.
STATE OF LO"I.IANA, }
Parish Uf i.ichland.

Src,csion II N,tert Rccd. dscc9sc'
DE virtue of an order of sale issued
ID from lie Hon. par-h Court ia aud
tor he Parish of Richand. State of Lou sana,
ia III maI;er of the succession Of Robt.
Reed, decd, and To me directed, viii
proceed To offer for sale AT the last place of
resi- 'enc" OF ti- said deceased. near the town
Delhi: IN sand Parish of Rchland, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of Feb, 1873,
the following descu5ad properly, beIons,u.
to said sIcce-- iom Of Eobev, Reed, deceased,
io-v i:
The east half q Of tie north cast quarter
- oi secl'an twenty-five C!r) township
seventeen % ,anqe uine ~, together win
al. the buildings and Improvements thereon.
Terms Of saie-casi. Al ut less ih"n tie
opprai-sment. Massey REED,
npY@J-;sI' Administrator.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15
II s..SEss'es.lNT!
FRESH FISH,

FRESH FISH,
G 4 II = AND FRESH YSTERS!
Mr. G.. {. EnS-uing"r having added large
" 10 the comforts of his. Restaurant on Grand
suect. is now prepared 10 meet the wants and
.ui, 'he tastes Of guests favorng him with
,hcir patronage. 4 hrst class Restaurant
cook ha, been employed. Fish. Game and
Fresh Oysters hcr', and served in any style
desired.
Monroe. Nov 2fih. lS72-1v.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

ADS 1GsIEG r tTEs
One IIch, less than one month, per wee':, 81
Two irs IS
O1e inch three months. $40 90
SIX r.onths, Il %
ore wear. 2j "
Ike deIuctions made according to length
and time Advertisers wiii find j, one Of the
best media Ms ia North Louisiana for making
ibcir b1silcss known.
,+T5r GREAT inducements offered 10 co.npc-
tert Il ID responsible Agents.
For fir,hef particulars, address the under
~iencd, nj R1yvije, uutil Sept. 18th, and after
tina. date at Della. Ii.
THOS. J. MANGHAN,
Aug. -, lS72-,f. Proprietor.
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

DC copy ser; by subscriber 10 distance, "
Chronicles and Beacon both one year, o.
Discount as ABOVE for club, TO both parers.
o. her nei2horiug papers desiring 10 club with
I've CHRoNIcLE. can 90 50 upon the same
te. ms as the Beacon
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

Ra-2i"G and Ties furnished liberal cash
sdvnuccs nia"e or ccrIsi snneni iaus s-i,n
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

Rayri.Ir L.. Jan. 1T, ls1}-ly
Richland beacon., 1873-02-15

d. s. BOLL3
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-22
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sexual ~ Urinary Nssnils (which he has ma,e
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matter rum NhAi taa.c originating on ~ how
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htm tn tyaaI tllssass with snerss# Cures ntslr.
Antets chargss reasonable Iba8e ii Ii a.s.
tAhes eau furw8ni letter describing sYn.tosaa
Send fos thu hal,t ~ NS.an I,fiea ID ce,sts.
]. j. Dtuir, NIL. Physician and hun.vu.,,
lUi uaa,iu 81 New York.
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u tho only Known Remedy FIR I,rigl,s. Ills
CSC. and has cured every .as. q Diabetes IN
wnsh Il ~, hssn E,. Irritation r ~ Neek
liberation of ihv hianes* md lslssllf.f. Istsn
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Stone III the nlnial.r, Gravel. Trick nnt Deposit,
and Mnc0ns IN Mliky nitshufa.-, ana fur In
erchlctl AMI Delicate combinations III lail Arsts,
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INK, Weak Nrrsss. MaANfAla.ss. laln iii tito
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tract nnrhn I. uislnHipd III slss Hilsf lpillr,.s-
Asin Chlarnsi- ~ te,tHsan, irfsgt1atIty, saln-
lulnc1s Or Snpprv l,sit u nnIalaafs .saen.stnns
liberated Or AriiiafIiz ~ ia ssf..s Len
corrhMA or Whit, Atfs1lsiy. MD lpg all eoin.
plants Incident ~ iLa NtN, Z 81 llssefihea
extensively nv thu inset stsiAsni iisy ssssals ana
MtdMiysr for emf .tisl At ,sssiIsala SuAa.t.
tionA VI both sespa and MI uRa4.
KIARHEY'5 EXTRACT Lrcfu,
Carts bissasss islsiA9 fyta.s ia8.uiieneft.
lihlfs NJ Usss,,atia ef.. In I'll iAslr ssagss. hi
little expense little ~ ~ esi.en ,llet iii, In.
convenience, and 10 III ppHtsla. Iani.enr ii III.
Qucnt deritc, md lllses ttletsgstl III ll,inntr,
fAcrcby remnvii., di4stfartlan. iY.Asss# t}nv aui
Curing Atrviufrs III ihs tNttlta AasIsn Pain
aud Inflammation. 10 f4naul ii This .iaNe ii uiH.
easae. and expens All s.tlsutpus mater
xxA1NEY'3 EXTRACT HU0Iu.
oi00prr bottle or sis hnsilse In 81 "a, delivered
70 any addfess, secure from observation. aeia
BY druggist. rs,isMheFe. Prepares, ~
kEAhNEi 4 to, inI Duaae e.. ". r.
so whom I'll i'llsrs for information should BIZ
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-22

ncNOtILIEs. sve card
MtnsrER iiOtAE. corner iim and
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WESTERN IlOfEI.. see card.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-22
Harness Makers.

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