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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-11

. Every year Increases The PoPulMA
tyof this valuable Ifalk EHepGIutioa3s
which is duo to merit alone. We
can assure oircld patrons that it's
keps,fally up to its high standard;
anditis che only reliable and perfect-al
"a peparatioa for restoring GRAya,
oaF ApEp HAM to its youthful COLOR
making it so6, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its nse, becomes white white,
and clean. 1t removes Al eruptions |,
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, Is Il stimulates Ind nourishes
thehairglandA By Its use. the hair
grows thicker and stronger In
badness, 1t restores the capillary
glands to, their normal vigof, and !
win create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. II Is the most eco
nomical HAM DRRss1NG ever used, 1
as II requires fewer applications,r
and gives the hair d splendid, glossy
appearance. a. A, Hayes. MD,
State Assayerof Massachusetts, says, !.
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and I consider 1t the BEST PRErA-
RATION for it's. intended purposesn :
Sold by all Draggists, and Dss1ess ~ Mtdisaass.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-11

VIM. NJ Tweed, with shaved head
and larceny jacket entered a
prison cell on Black Wells Islaad en-
Saturday last. His son. VIM. NJ.
Tweed, Jr., and q few friends accom-.
panisd him to the prison. The par
ding hstween father and son wa sd
and affecting. Counsel encourages
heconvict with the hope Of stay OF
proceedings in the new trial, but the
spirit Of the great robber is brokee,
and It IL doubtful IL he courts liberty
70 walk among decent mon. A cou-
ple Of friendly pbysicians in.New
York sent certificates OF Tweod,s III
health, IN order to secure q place In
the hospital, but careful diagnosis
By the prison physician failed to re-
veal any real inaIadys ia tho bulky
ne a1d the hospital dodge proved
= bAiluses
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-11

OF Chronic and Acute Rhc.snrtiSnf. Neural
gia. LnIils,a<o. sssiatiea. hiaGes. aud Aerl =
Gus Diseases. amer yeafs OF suiIering. ~
takins III. Filters Vegetable khEnEsaiic Sffup.-
the Sc.rnt life dise0S cry 81 j. ~ Filter. NJ. ~,
4 reg Liar graduate fih9 sieia n. with Nisohi
we 10. 4 yfsolitt ~ agaAstntee, Who has ieE
30 yearF treated filess disrasrs Exclusively
with astonishing results. Ms ssllsAs# el.r
christian iufy, after aefihsrafiA1s 10 ensf-
Seiepiieasiy requesi saiss8srs 10 sLse a. ts-
peciaily PERSONS IN moderate ctFEnfNhtHE-
cAes. vito cannot afford 10 waste t,ipe4.sd
money worthless falxinfes. As CLERGY
men We seriously feel the a.-e /, rsss ponAiuii-
ily reslins % rs in pahi!eIS rnaofs4n ~ this
medicine. Puu our knowledge ana expert
selice OF its renaarka.b ~ e1ll fully Jusitae
ouraction. Rev CT fw!ng Mrdina. Poflnn
suffered sixteen years. hecame rJpeiehs
Rev Thomas Murphy. u. D., Frankfort
PhiIad a. Rev d D4vie, Hiahtstown, y. j.
Rev u s buchanan Clarence, Iowa. AIeaail-
der B;sin, Stanweod iowa. Revi q smith,
Pittsford. New York; key Joseph Beggs.
Falls Church. Philadelphia. Ushfr tesiirfo-
ntais from senaIors,s GuyeEnofs, jndges,
congressman, Physicians. &c, forwarded
gratis with "a mpli let esafn ing tiee+e d.
eases. One Thousand dollars viii be presented
10 any medicine for.sasge sltseases showing
equal merit under test, ar that can produce
osir fos.rfh rs many tivssss ssfres. Any Per
son send Liz by " ter sisscr5 pt ion ofaiiiiction
viii receive gratisa legally sfgnee gnaran :
tee, naming tho number Of bottles 10 cure,
a.reein 10 refund money upon sworn state
ment ofits failure 10 eufe. Afflicted invited
vaiaafir ~dvIce eosts nothing lyG;
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Il s WIN ne ss s sfsas
ns sn naiss e * s ss sss 3, SYS s
sysla i pec sifs 10 hi. 1nss
Il e. s mo ss sns sex
when inistated ~ the Old systesn. ana CONSISTS u
~ sssdys Of ass tSe sener,,, ,secy sasd osecs Of
bookkeeplng, together With Description o. the three
Id. STUDY ana sxanainaiian ~ the theory Oiled
counts worked by students, showing how, by the
system o. ,e q sod crs,'s s sso.Isss laii,
ID. the science Of .ieata@ entry book keeping eA-
A. as a aR apon G
@ TX ss IL aaes . sy sr ,s
and as a S inv
sasy FIN s I'm seAs seIss the 'A
sRsaa raa geni to .hads8g aT
Nfa# Thorough Drill. gsusai
Keeping. wherein this STUDENT Is required Hpsst -
a skeleton ledger. taketrla balances and make out
every arm transaction which is likely occur
in actual business The Use OF the skeiefon ledger
only method d teachlng book keeping saccssfniiy.
The absence ofuunecessary and tedious writing en-.
corsmr mt a,,, @ M ana reiirs 81 lie
ssss n e .s ss asss ,a,y aieee 'Pe whe
hHa aki Freshness sois. sna1 iasg
bra b41waa9 ia fasFrsssa 49,. ts.i4
sa 1920 u rs RssssGa IND isasss
= T - i:s s,e-s ser saass urc expected %
s esessp a. sosss s sswi .a y I,
syers set 20 thetsaehsE far easih.a@iien and cor
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-11

w IL make q fail faIFd III The Farm OF the
sn0ecrhecSAe male XHeS8 atpecu. AFsxK
Thirty .axen l0liers - lssuxes III
MOI dpe When tAA Aers 1. p sxa y Rs IN
.zssss5 DIna<sSsHPaIs1N. esdszrq
AQlK IAN heeasitaa tiayptels fnx su raloesi
MN ssass aeRs asa snss
g sssaqs g. hiss s f sa
i Eoqu sggTxs HI1T(7F1EH..d5 fttsstfn
/ JOCIS was bsesfi,y John sfo ding r. Btutisers.S
of Ontario. Canada. VINO imported his sire,
and Dam, and sold to b. c. Farout, OF bifnA,
states when l enfy-one months old; was
sired by Imported Jock, who lis p0o11ct
model of a draft horse.an his equal has new
e bssp fund 70 any ring ynsrs " ass eesn
* al ic s.sls of 8eoa ssr "a foot
assd bone, Ichalielfge the whole OF canatias
or this United t5tAsss. ma dock b . beautt.
and wsishs pou nis, AM Is 81 pr iect
over ns 4 pony hi q fautisF n k@aS EtA* ~
The Dam ofzYpsng lock b q hs aassal hnv marc
,asss m us s ss y MN eos IN
stle, and othseHisy 6Ae u Ainsee dressed ey the
t e hs i ssna %ss
s9 des ss ~ s. sea sr ra
and wha1 liatareIwiH psR better horse than his
mrs nas ssss es s s a &c se
maze @a + s'ia 195ss : Sisi Nv
deem my ffser ea.i,napt 81 Se SO1ss l IGck
ssAe = siTs soth0S xi9';nsWirut s
aa5ess ssas j e .salsf Il naL.ss4-EL..a 81
1'' & Yar'S 49,
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l..Itggsss. ! es5 e. sl.eectoral,

-8@18 s.Ss4 LIRE HN8gSA .st@s1sit aEis IN
s;ia ,s, f 1.;s sad hRns4
-,g y @,tsas !. Hpefsc aisis, Asthma, = ~
!. go. ae4 g -, ailEErpticn, i sve,b
80 r.. - Ssegrp;ss mergl s'e great
-ss6lrxs ,sssx i D i sAss ss~s as sl's ~
gsssp = 'fass sE,asss 4, ssal, .,1 s, ne ~
ssae 70 fa sss Y4ss s. + re. med ' soF Al
i sssss 9htbnago ~ sissssse ei .lssaihre.
i sissus - Vi 4sassssSsa - ssa slrs net
$50 - l. ii 300 u ,lseashds,s ,his rand
stf ssasoS snlrrsasJs.f(h M Il sslses
sEo soi .ia ,tssx avmssg s,'sssSsuy
IA gss aisR sst A,sss III es s i s,Iss
4fvazs rsz1s Eixsss srues sasaa Essss and
lgq.hh lsns II 10 j Eggbcats Il t s1as
IA stnafu n,ega ass ssn~s asa isnrs tnafs
M F$ssRtasfFi s.. assSs U <.,.;ts t''s,sssi,.
faasi--- gaaa aess asssae 14s.ssesa1a Al
siiesats .isssF RssF ~ sssE ~ saA4s8.,ss
tass ye4r M ~smfthfF - II ! "; sssfais
gs445ssAtt6 IS 80 i, H. \, Es
ID kssasfss III aaf4i i x i-i.il. n "a &, X
si,Aes cert - essiea3 agersf ihir s.aS
47esAien s,EtF a ri f~sstetw 81 fes dssffs sse IA
4stNsM sss ssi, .sfs Is si1ls4,aHs4NTs Rai
Higs \ 9as,t83la F,ssglir 4aa'Msa
fssi4, s4ta Els s~Ssilnl All gy$iA SisIpsiss
cft ~ 8Etfs kl aisa basSzsss IL aa uss s oa ytsA
hgsf' ~ifisAM tt9aEi stsaia "a esssgf
A'.4e4{s.sslA asstss&ayt Yssggya sfsFH hssss
| T7 F7saw, 81 s1'f's sIEEv sr i "a fa1r
Fsi4ags. IN 1851 ! 1Ir .9.s4s2 saslt led
9itf Assa3l# aaEe# hs& Ats@a ~
.tF4sa &aEss st6 sa Cneu saest - isshh
caaaa 80 hisa al yssts4 sta so y
.t.n ifI4 8s3es8a8s assass sltara ayRa
i Ill s,s; slsSgoaiss tg !, .ata 'ssea
\ r - sSaa i lsssgs.4 I'll, 'ass, ss1tt ! .tss&
/ tss .tF-pssits4. ~ issa 6sasHaasii 54aG
an j tss gfassessn ~ 1hesEaea d ~ ESQ
cxhteiiyst, sa:s'l vet aaSi ifa,iiff ~ daaa9
.llr.49r ss@f s-ss nYfsi r;s.4 tsfss ssntsss
.S pnFa stss'., Isl StssiAi0fa
4 Or. T. { Eye X tn. tof 7 rsa !
4 Prat+.e.a ang' 4 .54.5 " i'itasfssi = go
s+a.n rs 81, i@ra1ssl So As R.aas
*8 QeA 5000 wv a0da tgftaax
a. yss.4@8 8z&g L. al ssf8sR s3Fn $EFAaAs
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Bulckingham's Dye.
rnp mun wuTaKnRa

OlS I w1G1k1kx93seSs
As our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation |; which wall
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents. q
Manufactured BY Z. ?. HALL, 4 90,
NASHUA, NH.
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President Lincoln once got into con-
yey.s.san gi!h .e5ra co beard g
steamboat, and finding that he had
suffered severely at the battle of Fort
Donaldson, asked il he was in that
fight. The darkey owned that I've had
little taste OF it, and then the follow
ing col!oquy ensued stood your
ground, did you ~ mo, sa; I runs"
run at the first fire 81 Eyes. sa,
and would ha' run soona had know'd
itcomin'n "Ifoar soldiers were all
like you, traitors might have broken
up the government without resist
.ance.n "Yes, 50; dar would ifab been
no help for 1t. | wouldn't put my
life In de scale 'gainst any goberment
dat ever existed, for no gebersneut
could make up the loss." 'Do you
think your company would have
missed ron II you had been kiilei?''
MAY be not, sa: . dead white man
ain't much to these sogers, let alone .
dead niger; but I'd ha' missed my
eelf, and DAT was de pint wild me-
Mr.. Blanche's Irish coachman tool
much the same view of things. Wher
> traveller seeing him fold an extraor
binary comfort round bis neck 70
marked that he took very good care o
himself. Pat replied, ITO be sure
do, sir; what's all the world to maj
when his wife's widdy?"
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They have given up having raffies
grab-bags and fish ponds at church
fairs and charitable gatherings down
East, ~ immoral, and have substitu-
ted pound partiss'' ~ the readiest
way Of raising money. For the bene-
dt Of those who do not understand
what the term means, we would say
that pound party il one where all
the visitors bring a pound Of some
thing done up In a package. These
packages are sold at auction ordinarily
attracting Young sisters acting the
part Of auctionsers. The articles are
sold as boys trade jack-knives, ''un-
sight and unseen," and each pack age
must be opened in the presence Of the
entire company. 1t is regarded as
mean to attend pound party" ard
not buy ct least one package. Nice
chaps must bid In articles for the girls
who want dreadfully to know what il
done up In that partIcu lar package.
A man, who has an article knocked of
to him at good round price, by the
pretty auctioneer, loses caste II b.
does not pay for it, even IL he made
no bid. In fact, that is one OF the
ways the joke comes in.
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FOR 1874.
THE CH!CAGOa
EVENING J0UaHAA
Daily, Isi Weekly
and Weekly.
The Leading Evening Paper
Of the Northwest.

TuE JorgNAI i'm tss,ling tts prosnectns
for IA7a-tUe thlrtieth 81 "a nnintersnnf~a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Observation-Disclosures ihs
generous snpoort Of the reading nnhiic Of
the Nortllwest. It's circuiafion has In GREASE
ed with lis wears. and its uroeperitv keens
pace with the mar velous oreg ress of our civ
-
Asa NEWSPAPER THE JofYp y.f 81 yes the
cnrrent fntellipenfs, from every nart ar the
country and ths, world ~ uron.ntly and re-
Iiably as teierraphlc aud maaI iacililias en-
able Ii 10 do. Aro.i.na tAs ssxarayauances
ana ~ sser 81 tr,s r,,aI
Ism. ID never tneless succeeds i, ni,,,g an The
ue,rs 81 the d1u in a reasfnbie. Commencement
bie aud trustwortfy FORM aaI 60 So s IS
earnest sympathy With the general spirit
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ss&a4 * aG-k ff n II II - m Il
EIusDv E~TR ACT SUCH U.s

8SsFNQ 8 n 49, b. Ia N FL - sa&# IL
! FLU 10 E~Te ACJ SUCH VI.
Is the oly known Remedy for Erifhts, Dis
ease and has cnred every eass ~ Disbeses ia
which i has been gtysn. irritation 6 il.r svch,
cf the Hiaddrr and fnHanftnanon Of ffle kfsneys
liberation pof tae hfsness and Bsdsssn ~ Il NJ
ton OF Urine. Diseases Of the Prostate Gland,
stone In the Bladder, Grsssi. Brick Dust DE- potit
and Mucous or MILKY ID charges, ard iur EA- 5
feelIef aud nelieatc Coustftutionsof both Sexes,
att,araad vita tls, .oi,sss'ss u Lsis
% ;g@- Ices ~ ...ssIi9fy. Itiiltut. u D;tath
lug weak alserres wakef,liness. Pain in ~ e.
Bagk Flushing OF the Eady, ErpPiion On the
Pace. Paid Countenanel Iassit'ide 81 the
system aie. 8zgty S@4 aeE liz a
USed Isl persons III Tie srelfnc or change ~
a life, after confinement ori her palms. bedswet-
ing In children. ctgs q -
IN many tiaps ,,eeri, ~ 10 fasies the Ex-
tract Bagl,u is pneegaledhy any other remfdg
Asfn CNiorosfs rr Prtrrrtfrn, irTrrnlafitvs9 ain.
fitness or supp ;sliOn oiGu-tomary. acHAiions
liberated or schirras state OF the Uterus, Len
corrAea Or sMhiess Sterilty. ana fnreh com.
.plaints incident 10 the sex. II is prescribed
extensively by the rrst efnir,ert Physie's'rs srd
Midgsyas for easeebiea ana apileates coastla-
IA ~
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Tfne mssches on with the slow,
msasoEo1 tread Of . man working AbS
the day.
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i 7E15|7||Ss7S116 2
- essas Heosae ts1osl Is been
;ji|iii!!l'e!tj,t!!,2'|!|: , ,,,.';,'

mfwhha 80 YNTnnp - Sss~w~ s~ATA
rs--.--.....Vsg 80 d.
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0K"nQER
49, 41a y
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49,. s.as ~. -. ...1
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED
N from Courts OF different States for de-
sertion, &C. No publicity required. No
cha rye until divorce granted. Address
N. HOUSE, Attorney.
2ai Broadway, n. Y. dm4s
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Atenadane 81 and pepor,,nent.

The system of checking and Keeping a record OF
attendance and depcrtn4tnt adopted by this College
gives universal satisfaction. We have for the past
t0ur year kerf record Of attendance
department, and xtfn continue 10 DO so. Wesend
are Win a essnt h sna e
meAt. .Ha 8sA4ssfg 1917 4 M q u 49, -
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Just now south Australia seems 20
hold out the greatest inducements 70
English settlers. The local govern
ment has voted SOS 900 to assist set
tiers in coming there, and 5000 for
free passes tn those who have no
means. Land amounting to 10000
acres has been surveyed out, and the
farms are ready for selection. A rail-
road has been surveyed across the con.
tinent, . work commenced at both
ends For chs accommodation Of agric-
ultural settlers, four other lines have
been projected into the Interior. A
free school system has been establish
cd, and measures are at work to sim
plify and cheapen the administration
| Of justice. The evidences OF prosperi-
~ In South Australia are very fatter-
ing. There is not an able-bodied man
In the colony who receives aid from
the authorities, and none are out of
employment who wish anything to do.
the acreage of land in cultivation 10
increasing with very great rapidity,
and farming il represented as very
remuneraive. -
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Enthusiastically In Advance.
DAILY JOURNAL. @

IeT six mon tins 70
Three Months, .......... S. 90. ~ ss5
TRIWEEKLy JOURNAL.
Single copy, per year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 600
Liun " rive Iopies... = 10
CUB OF Ten Copies, .....,,.. 20 90
WEEKLY JOURNAL.
San copy' peI year, xtv
Cup OF nSe copies, per year, .-.. so
Cup OF ten copies per year. l5D
club OF tweLty live copies, ..-...... 2j.00
All larger clubs az the rate OF 81 per year for
each subscriber. rs
The getter.up of n club of more than five
copies may retain = commission OF i've per
cent. on weekly clubs. s@HsEa
&1~Postmasters may retain ten per cent.
Of all money forwarded to US for subscrip-
Remittances FOR cIubs must he mnda at ona
time, but additions may be made at any
time at clnb rates after the club had been
raised, provided q full years subscription ii
taken.
So Money can be sent by Postoffice Money
Order, Registered Letter or Draft, at our
CHAS. L. WILSON, Publisher,
l59 and l61 Deorborn-,Sy, Chicago.
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cushing's Manual
nr pspJyAEsruYapy pparTycE

Rnies of proceeding aud debate in delibe-
rative assemblies, An inaispens sable hand
book Tor every member of n deliberative
American parliamentary law. ''-Chas. sum.
lsriee * eenf srrf l,v mail On reeeipt Of
prlsa Address i Il y NJ I1suA. Bft0W y 4 Co.,
Boston, Mass.
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EstI'ay Stock.

&A#s &##s&0ME &A0aEH& 7&@Nt&@8t& zs EEt&
Strayed from the undersigned, ID mile
west or In land &c inter- school House on the
18th OF Nov. tbs foiiowing described colts:
One 2-year old black mule; one yrariing ba,
mare with star IN forehead, white ON him
feet; one yearling bay horse; one small
2-year-old mare, dark lay or light bro wn.
Amy person giving information leading u
the recovery OF the above stock win he liber
ally rewarded Address. Of Wilton Iowa.
2wis DAVID GASO.
80 SHERIFF SALE. $50
By virtue ora Special tx saei Con - sns stIi
reetsd, issGed from tle 9 filces Of the UleI4 q
the Circuit Court, IN and for the county b
Johnson and state Of Iowa, = q fAY0r OF Jere
mian Johnson, and against TowaSouthwest.
eTn Construction Coz spnny, and v. u. HiHk
ley,J hEye levied uppnl he tQllp Owl g prop.
crfy as the property bf the said iowa sonth
western Construction Company cana II. Il,
Twelve honeand n. Tread ties, lying aloua
the road Of the Iowa Southwestern Con.
struction Company, In Cedar county, Iowa
And sh alIsoffer the same for sale a. the
Court House door, In the town OF Upton. In
-tedar county an saturday, the Ahl day
al Deceub,r. a u. lss3, at ~ CLOCK. u. Of said
Day. TO satisfy said execution and costs tfiAi
mAyacsTue thereon. -. "a Z u IL szas
Dated this 18th day o. NOV 4, 2; 1872.
2wfs Sheriff of Cedar County, Iowa.
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Time Of Commencing.

There being no vacations students can commence
q any time 70 suit their cony enence. New students
are enter Ing almost every week day Of the year
person coInrncncing will always find others lust
entering who will be company for him.
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saAss ifegaa ss.ssissss ~ asa /
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WAGES

w AGES -
LN0R ALL WHO ARE WILLING To
r. WORK. Any person. old or young Of
either sex can ma Ike from $40 to $50 per week,
at home day or evening. Wanted by Mi.
uitabie. 70 eitiser4,ity orOountry, and any
season OF the year. This il a rare opportn-
atty for those y hO are ont OF work, and ont
OF money, to make an Independent living.
No capital being required. Our pamphlet,
HOW TO MAKE A LIVING" giving full
Instructions, sent on receipt Of 10 cents.
Addfeesf A. BURTON a cos Morrfsania,
Westchester Co., MY.
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! 49,. & TL7yT ~ FI4sEF WfFH87 = Y
The New Elastic Truss.

IN Inp0rfdnt InrenHOn. III retains the
@upturo At AilttneA, and under the hardest
comfort, and kept on night ana day. effects
{ q eefTnRnent In . few w0eks Aold cheap
and sent by mall when requested, circulars
lie Truss Co, No $50 Broadway. N. Y. City
Nobody uaes Metal spring ffusAes: too
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