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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-18

~ ilRlAfNfffl Ht'Hf
aagdeW on lamar6lu bet, Aait Nrd i+'W'
---rrr s--r-
Messls. Durham, Howell & Coz M hhl,fe'
polt mo ugenls of lhe Arizona Allils 10 clAl'
borne Parish, Lar and are ptel@lA lN sou
Cslt u Yarns and Ounburgs AZ llsnrna lnAt
Than New Orleans prices '~l-l
Fnnklin6 pennars ,erelYps now goods
eyefy dHy,
King hns always ga haud lhe bpsl Of wlnha
aud lilupsio suit his customers s''d"n
81 the Holidays nppronrh
every One ~ anxious ~ buy
their friends u suitable present
Mr.. D. W. WebD, Matchmaker
and OptIcian, Main street, Op'
posite Fields Theatcr, has n
large and iine assortment of
Watches, Jewclry, silver and
sIiyer.pia'rd ware. Also, Spec
iacics and Eye Glasses, iil gold,
silver ana steel eases. Having
imported The Lenses hsnseig,
lie warrants them ~ be tiie
best Article Of Pebble Glass.
Mr. webb has had twenty years
experience in lhe BUSINESS and
has bcen connected with iiie
largest houses la the country.
la every par; OF hts business
~ Thoroughly competent. ana
all his Goods warranted as rel'-
resented. EHgrHyihgdOnc free.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-18

Ioaer the an,sl silks, YelYels laprl hY
Goods aud Millinery
BELOW COOL ron cHAleTaAs rNEstNla'
y, HOLpORf, Agent
2agdaw on lAmarsln bet, Aait Npd h'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-18
ON AND AFTER
Sunday, NovenaberlS 1878,

Sunday, Novenaberl3, 1878,
Passenger Trains viii run as follows:
ENPRESS--IeaveS Houston daily saturday
eXcepted), ut p. NJ.
Arriving ut Austin, 200 u. M; Red River
City, lO:60a. IN. ~. Louis, 640p. M; Chicago,
lis, 3:25 n. M; Columbus, o., 1895 q. MI.
Pittsburg at 600 =. m; Philadelphia 7l5, a.,
M; Washington City, 7:25 a. M; Baltimore,
$40 @. m; New York 1890 noon.
Returning, leaves Red River City, 500 %. M. /;
Austin 1880 p. m, arriving In Houston l:&l
p. m. and Galveston, 4S0 p. IN.
M0DATION-Leaves Houston daily
Sunday exceptodl at A. N.
Arriving at Austin, $50 p. IN; Waro a:l0
p, M; Red River City, 7,i5 a. m,
Returning, leaves Red River City nj 7.lj D.
m. Saturday excepted; Waco hiS) n, M;
Austin Oa0a u, M; arriving In Houston, s,a0
p. M, and Galveston, 9:SO p, 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-18
Connections

~ Hearne, with International RAILROAD
daily Sundays excepted). rr
:, AT Dallas and sherman, With Texas and
PacihcRailway and FL Paso Stages for ali
points of note In Northern Texas.
~ waco, with daily stages to all points
AZ Mexio, with line of hacks for Fairfield
and Butlsr, on sundays and Wednesdays.
AZ l@dhetter with Daily stage for La
Orange.
AZ McDade, with daily Stage for Bastrop.
=, AZ huStlhi with daily Stage for San Marcos,
New uraunfels, san Antonio and nj pasn
Through Tickets sold nj Houstnn. Austin.
Hempsfeaii, Bryan, Calvert, Waco. Corsicar,a'
Dallas n Kinney and Sherman, via He'd Rlv,
between the Atlantic and Paciiie tIceans
within the limits OF the United States and
Canhdas Also, via stage lines 70 san Anto.
foI fihiipsppH1 Hs lss apply e Station Agents,
s.wtiiD q, \. SSsxs.. 70ps''n'enasn''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-18

FOR SALE.


- FOR SALE.
HOeiIIuN . 2niNnii
VI Tn. we'll known property rnSwnlaa the
"CsntohfeId House."
,ifilinH IHnINN
In the city OF Dallas, is oferei at irivat'
sale. For terms, inquire OF
'' GRO, W, BAYLoR,or
t'"""JAs. o. cRuroHPlELp,
va a f,a,iss. Nov. %. i6o. ll 2i0dif
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-18

~ orr gEavOm
rlta e.iai HUf
aea siHg an1 ~ ff0T
svfIts taa. sr s tt.ast al 6
lsA. r.- nf.i p rs ,ni
~ al.t.ff
tlt.. - ~ sia -il siitf +.
Us slt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-18
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars

Are attached To Express Trains between
Houston aud Austin, and Houston aud Cor
sienna.
Passengers for Waco must take ACCOM-
mediation Train leaving Houston at 900 D. IN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-18

KING hna always ga haHd ihe bpsl Of WINS
aud liquors 10 suit his customers, ziidiin
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-06

MANUFACTURING IN THE SouTH.-The
attention Of the North has been recently
called by the leading commercial journals
to the rapid development aud expansion
Of manufacturing industries In this Sec
ton. The Journal Of Commeroe, espes
oially. has devoted several articles re-
gently to this topic. and given facts and
figures, as we'll as statements, to esta.
blish the fact. We rejoice at this, for
what is needed in the development OF
this great industry. is capital. We have
every thing beside which is needfui. in
superabundance, in the way, of water
power, nearness to the raw material, and
labor. We can offer everything else
Here is what the Journal Of Commerce
says. referring to the late census re-
turns:
''Our correspondent mentions, as the
most recent Corroborative evidence, the
remarkable good fortune that has 1t.
tended the establishment Of cotton mills
at the South. It seems there is not q
point In the whole South where q cotton
or woolen mill has been started, with
adequate capital and energy, that is not
growing in population and resources.
The mills themselves, after being fairly
established, are profitable Investments,
We have heard of high dividends being
paid on those erected only a few years
ago; but the most significant fact is the
attraction they offer to other industries,
OF one sort and another. From being
upimportant places on some line OF rail
way. they develop into railway supply
stations. The direct effect of the new
manufacturing interests at the South, OF
any other part Of the country, is to stim-
niate industrial development far and
wide. The people Of the South are taking
hold 'of manufactures with muoh enthu.
siasm. They are e1empting manufao.
turing establishments from local taxa.
tion, and in some places making public
subscriptions to encourage them. In
time, the South may compete with the
North in this great department. OF in.
dustry.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-06

The CouR1KR's LAST IssuE.-The
Charleston Courier, OF Saturday, says:
It is our duty to announce that the
Charleston Courier ceases it's publication
in the interest OF A. s. Wellington & Co.,
with this days issue. After the connec-
ton which, for seventy years, has been
80 Intimately and 80 uninterruptedIy
held With our patrons aud the public, it
is needless to say, that we sever our ties
with the profoundest, the tenderest SEN
sibiiity. Tits proud source of oontem
piation, that through all these long
years, We can look back to a record Of
journal life, unspotted, honorable and
marked only through myriad-chequered
scenes. by an eye single to the public
good-in its highest, in it's best, and in
its most wide-reaching ends. To our
faithful employees, who 80 long and so
steadfastly have pulled for US tho labor.
ing oar; to our able and efficient staff of
colAab0rdleurs, who have so adorned and
strengthened our columns; and to the
friends and supporters OF the Courier. at
homo, around us and abroad, we bid,
from our hearts innermost court, sin.
cereIy, feolingly, hopefully, adieul
In the changes which the cessation of
the Courier's publication involves, it
gives Us much qualification to announce
that Mr.. Daggett becomes associated
from this date in the interest of tho Rural
Carol'nian, in connection with Messrs,
Walker, Evans & Cogswell. it's present
publishers.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-06

There seems to be but little reason to
doubt that the dreadful disaster to the
steamer Atlantic was the result of ignor-
ance or carelessness. Tho harbor at Ha-
lifax is ono Of the finest in the world.
but its entrance is guarded by luce.
work OF reefs and rocks which are re.
garded with constant apprehensions by
mariners. The captain OF Atlantic seems
to have exercised no discretion, but to
have biundered on through the dark ness
uncertain of the bearings until his vessel
ran violently and fatally upon shore.
The short supply Of coal is inexcusable.
It could not have happened on a we'll re-
gulated line of steamers without some
serious detention, which did not occur
in the case of the Atlantic. One OF the
English line OF steamers has never lost q
ship.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-06

The scene OF the wreck OF the At.
lantio is said to be very dangerous, and
many wrecks have occurred Dear thero.
Marr's Rock is ten miles East by South
of Sanbro Light. the one which the
captain sighted and took his direction
from.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-06

A Mississippi sheriff makes an uncom.
mon demand upon public creduIity, as.
serting that both he and his wife wero
chloroformed by burglars. and $1,000
carried off from his house. The money
was public funds, of course.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-06

When the new post Office in Boston is
completed, the various newspapers will
receive their exchanges direct by pnou-
matic tubes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-06

HoTKL Arrivals. April 5. 1875
Columbia Ho.e-T Stee.s, Walhalla: G F
Perrie, Baltimore; 81 G Williams and
wife. Mrs Sallie Hevly; Charlotte; E q
LeDroit, Boston; J Livingston, g X
Knowles, New York; 8 @ Gilbert.
Charleston; 81 Johnson, city; G. W
Thames, Wilmington; " n Evans,
New York; @ G. Jaeger, Newberry; 9 i
Gardner, Charleston.
Hendric House-John r Swingly, Sa.
vannah; N McDill, Yorkville; J A
White. Chesterville; e H Thode, Charles
ton; Miss Kate Moran, Newberry; j NJ
Perry, Augusta; B B Garrett. Greenville
AT Tu1s VERY HoUR. -Thousands are
suffering from fever and ague, or Ian.
gushing in that condition of debility
which the variable weather of the season
is apt to produce, especially if the nery.
Gus system be particularly sensitive and
the physique delicate rather than robust.
All these sufferers, however much they
may deserve sympathy, are nevertheless
the victims of their own want of forecast.
a course OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
commenced month ago, would have
exempted them from their present trou.
bles. Having neglected prevention, let
them at once adopt the means of cure.
A wineglass-ful of that genial vegetable
tonic and Alternative taken twice or thrice
q day, for week or two, will afford Of.
fectual relief in any case of intermittent
or remittent fever, chronic indigestion,
constipation, biliousness or nervous
weakness, and q perseverance in the use
Of the restorative will prevent the posi-
bility OF relapse. Ap6t3t1
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-06

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. 8. MoIntosh-For Rent.
Andrew Crawford, Attorney at Law.
JACOB Levin-To Gas Consumers.
Columbia Building and Loan Assoc n.
Meeting Independent 8. F. E. Co.
Meeting Palmetto 8. F. E. 90.
Phoenix Hook and Ladder Go.
w. D. Love & Co.-Attractious.
Meeting Chamberlain Rifles.
Adi't Gen'l Fl. W. Porvis-Offioial.
Turkey Captured.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-06

Baptist Church-Rev. j. K. Menden-
hall, Pastor, 10H 4. M. and tx P. NJ.
PHGS1x1ANA.-An illiterste man is
derided for that which, in man of
education, wins applause-making his
mark.
Debt is horse that is always throw
ing its rider. Fools ride him bare-
backed, and without bride.
When may ship ut sea be said not to
be on water? When it's on fire/
Whiskey killed another man the other
day. A barrel Of it rolled over him.
Which is the most war-like uation?
Vaccination. Because it is always in
arms.
The swindler's early morning aspira-
tion-Lct us be up and "doing."
A broker replied to an inquiry after
his wife's health: "a little falling off
yesterday. but irmer to-day.
Satan is the first tramp mentioned in
history. He won't to and fro on the
earth looking for job.
The temperance cause in Kentucky has
been somewhat set back by the announce
mont that ono Of tho few water drinkers
in that State has just discovered at the
bottom Of his we'll the body Of neigh
Dor who disappeared four years ago; and
the majority of the people have resolved
to stick to whiskey and let we'll alone.
What shall We do with our boys and
girls? asks San Francisco philanthro.
pist. Why. marry them of. OF course.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23
GREAT INDUSTRIES
OF TliEuAlIkD aIaIEs.

lN,l ppvef mi iii, tnafasn,s. printed
Il, Eh.sisi, mi ,.rranan Written IN I'D
eainsa. attltAar III ling ! iii y tough,
ll.u l.es,n .aasa LtsarI ieA.gnd, hes
/. lsiNiM Ill rhltIlf Ei1las sllisri Iris.
L.nes ii0Ftes #t.Y. II tarrA,ns, a1e.
tlle Wai4 ~ enHtp1rtr hiA.Alg oi vi
,.aisea.Wa i ministry Htnerfsss ~ mann.
Iarsnfs, III II ali IA II IA complete
encyclopedia. II nrtA I'll manufactures and
/. thu HiuNt ut" tn % nNd shinAi'r wurk
.flIi'gsua9Ets ~ AFFECTS 81 s.Aerisl .i.ter.
81 es.r oiI.sal ii HI pAaia 4 il lsslal,.
Il IT, tis sFHns I'll III. Nefali n i'RnnsIle.
fafer Aelttss#. tt|alF aslNAt al III.
ssla'ur. MI ellis u ls.,.s. Nj al sus.ig os
all 81 "a 7he ha..f Il III d, agents
VII lHsa ttn# | ftFa saf ~ I'LL palis II
fIse 4atlhi II ltt8raA the low trisr
u IL iii ~ Il ~ atnapp | i,suk ever -pli
is subsefslIloa NJ family ra9uli ha With.
!. ttA ra'8s MI wAnl sHhta III sAeft tuan
III III ltatNl statNA mi np agent en-
III /. ~ well With fisss it.tk uur trim.
a9.a I'll he naf ageAis the go
elusive 1itat IL f4Galt 10y inc IL enr
1 satt .ai I'll qies ii ci4id ls*. anaih.
iii as.l Jsj Ill sU npukr sinr ugtnt Iii
ii,rit III sasI 4tg 1T I'll wpk Specimens
III work spui 10 igHa4l. on receipt IL slsaar,
Fpr siieat4fa Abl tsIHs 81 agents address
thu paL'I.hrr. II nhRR i HYDE
il.nlarl, eenh,, Iii Chicago, I'll.
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YEAgyEY's EXTRACT nucHu.
kEANREY's IAlnhur nrcNU.
Avoid Quncks and lnnostcye,

Ee tAAfkh Tor Altht shsi tssliH ItlHiian,
1r \ II, ~ Graduate n + fasn MsfIhdf
Cd9s3s, Philadelphia astluf N several vnlual,le
WWks. eAH II consulted On NH dlneusss III the
SEXUAL nr Urinary aFTanH, (which hi tlas made
Al aslNsiHl study, sitAer In nnla III female no
Long slatIing. A lsrasleu ~ M senfs snal,les
MIN ~ tNHl dlnsaAe will slstuHs CMrea guar.
.n1"esi. ihHrre~ reasonable. .rhosg 81 4 dis.
ia'lI' ran forward luttar describing syinptoann
Aelh fos tho fgNislt h HsoiM. 'rries III CentA
y, u Ufulsr, MD, fhynirlau aud Uu1ReQn,
iuA Duane bt. New York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23
HAVEN PRraH
X NEW BOOK

~ veil known nm popular author, on
"a entirely uea aahtetf Tlr book viii BIZ
.raf4snly iIlns'f4i.i mi handsomely bpund
III VII si' II tiiy N I'll cihssns Agents
, siIna iii sselra territory shouli apply III
nnce.
+ n bfaR 4 l.nE,
Iitssf,4i, cJla IN tfLicNso, III!
sslahyi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23

- AWssxs f'hfFea feT~efTs
Hsssssss ip,sviosy.
nsa ~ ssNssas~e ~ u s+~A~& -
sAAA I y - 49, 8A@s - - Ass4
| eat~scu .1>~Ns1~.
sas@@@
apfs4sf~+~s T~vs~s~s
.sessN 1 u Ss@sA
ss~rsmsN i s~<easA - sasA
MAa& 4 NAMAt~. A~ssM s11s ~ mes.
49, sss.ss - $50
,vNtsHs. ! y ss~sk 80. - assAs,
nsN~sss b s~~~M sssss o.,
A~wsA ~ s~~ss Wa@&#
ssfevssts
sr~tsN " y, " A. -. sAsA.
MtAHs VI ~ -. 800.
ss<<sss d ANAM&, -. sasx.
sNhsAtNM s4rtA MtaN0n, 800 ssys
sAsEsMA @ss~@sss eeo4ea
Mesusss. 4 = A~~sA ssAs ns&AA
A6tNs w. - eSAss " M&AA.
4sns'.s~svs,
q r. nseMrss.
@-~s@s-~
ifaHfsfs
ksssaaA ! ss~~sWeassa -, sasA.
Hst.vs.
srosrA tattNs s~@sesA.
Besi asi ,>Aot Makers. Re.
A!A.IMAN, ". ". 49, AAss.
NiNfu> ~ SssnsA.
INT WITT. n ~. n. Nvs, stas ss cto
.hs.s aaass N"ssh af thv Peat uaAss.
tto'ksng
gn,, nstp $50
aaast i mn 80 >. ns,.A
si4as s. >e8
aNnat ss.s. .Me Ma.A.
" cay. Y. ta. IL poe, ossrs
~ .nsa, |. -. al
~ 4ss@ al. NJ ~. card,
bt,y t,pa,ts D,r',rs.
Mtft inH>. Nts, si.lr ~ e,u street.
80. Az n. so.,4. side ~ si.,A,, ~.
~ aan, u a,ss do.r >.nth ar Vhs
httsa iln,s
satte4N, a >laivsll> e.,,,, .l.lr .r
hatasa >ts,at. see .st.
wits, t Y, M. n.isk Dl.,L.
fssy Mares,
LKAMIN, 4. 4. see nj.
Fomity { Mehin SAops.
%WlULst,A H., srr MI.
~MIN>NN nnOrttiN~.
Iiopr uaa E..a
eIANh. ~, ~ee sasd.
NEWTON. ~. rttst a.ss Mvreh osCswr,
ttouae,
Grocery mt Fruit stores.
tNANuAif,. u, 4, south I'D MARKET q.
NEhNrEit, ". y, <ce al.
IttlLE, Z. u Co., IL p0ss ealc~.
"htL", H., "ppssi'c tonea 1lssss.
Harinure Stores.
CtIArIN. v. see -.
OoANA HAHklt., Nee ~.
tlANsMElr lONIAA. ~ N. ALL
stand " AsWtan = 1AsvMsa.
Harness Makers
MltIER, fnEO. 49, -.
MAtIns. ~. 4. shsp next assr Jewel.
- saoss.
uvtets.
J DeSOy ALLIES. Me- card.
MINISTER HOUSE. sss.sr Eim And
WEsrEKN HOTEL, - card.
Insurance Iyeais.
. k!ainAlL = tAMNhwORrM. :. N.
.isiER. y. ~ hts store.
Jeneiers.
AML>s0N OH, Easi slds IT xlms 10
Nre nd.
justices " tha Peace.
.ti.tfrT. T.. efsir~ IN thu rIAta Dealer
hMiis1thK opposite nrl,.t.
!. Nln>it'M. J. q. asi.er with q. =.
Hs..Asnstht, "sss tAsrtns stese.
Ldt,ry .SfaLies.
hancock. W. w.. w..s ss Eis. n
near the neNnytlits MaMss.
Lumber D,nisrs,
IIENNtNU, W. Il i. Noksrt PAsann
agent, Yard near tAv Elevator. Ars ~
rIak, JNMN n. lasa &SrmSr -
Elm anh Market streets.
Meaf Nh, kefs.
tNI,iINs AAstANN, opposite Csars
W0Wst square.
MsHinrrs.
tanN n nan n satessaa
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BuckinEhAm's Dye,
ron TEN WNraKERH.

Az our Remover IN many cases
requires too long n time, and too
much cnrc, to restore gray or ihdcd
Whiskcr-, We ha,o prepared this
dye, In one preparation, which will
quickly and elsoctually accomplish
this result. Ii il easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash oil. sold ~
III DuryiA.s. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactures by \. r. MAIL 4 Co.,
MAMMA. NH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23

FLUID kxrR AoT OUoNO.
lstho only Known Remcdy for nrlrhts. nle.
eAAe, and has carus every Gaze 1T Diabetes Id
sfibr i.saisr aid ynda,anaasoa u ine Kiineya.
ulessa!loa 81 ti,n kitlhey. aud bladder, Isessa
6tunn IN TIN lsladdar, travel HFek nnrl neposit,
Aah Mlirass III. Nllay Discharges. sad IN I'm
fustlnl aud Delicate Consultations II both kexeo.
attended With tie following t,tn.,la,as i.osi
Of rewss i.,.s q Me,ry, hli,iell.s Y prsa,A.
nAak, ilash.nI. ~ tho ll,dy. Erupslan on tho
fAcn. rAll'l Coanscnance, LAsslludn VI tLe
u.ua Ny pcrsons In the decline a. change o.
We, si,rr enhaneinsnt ~ labor ualas, bcd.wss-
\ Ii !" aaay siisesons peculiar n ,aaes, Tho n.
iFsrt Mashn n MueqiAled ny any other remedy =
Aaln choQss's ~ Retention, InrnulHs1ty. ruin.
fulacss nr sstrper.lnis uf customary kvscnailnna
ufe.fsiea u aalitas .insss.nf lie lt1us. ieu.
rnfrhaa ~ Whites. ttrtiilty, IN Tor III rsi.
rlsins~ in.larst ~ thu tss. II ii pfshNf.hea
extensively Iy thu tIn.t eminent NI,y eigAna ani
Mllaisss fnr nnfteAi.d AMI dellcalu Svuslil..
tloAa ~ both stgss aud al ases.
YEA.SEY'H EXTRACT nucHu.
fasss t,itsuss .tri4ia1 FIRM haivhtisaey
V4aRx1 n t'sss. -. M nRi Itch siasss. III
llits asl,e tls. i;ile or fsl tl1aHNa 4 Diet MIN
spas sniaAsa. aud no sst,osnrv. l.sHasee tn.
gAahf hsstfs. h'a Iitaa sii,hath 10 lrinalr,
Ntl@iv lefnNsins 49, sies tnus lesp ting and
CNrhN Atflt Hte HI i'ia l'rshn. AliAy'nr lain
an taAiiA.HsAtln effs.HaNnE III thls eass uf dinr
eaaas, al.a eAl'slilis III iftsunaas lnatisr
kEANREi's EXTRACT nrcNu.
aisnn rerh asir ar .s letlpsln A. III, leiiyesr.,
" unF aaH8Nss. ,ssnfn ftptn observation. Sold
Wy nf4#k#s7 efngA Ni4Efe rrlAssN In
MAINLY L ~, iut n4anu Al. n. r.
V Mha'a 81 salsef* ~ lnfuriaatiaa should bo
Atldntssd
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23

Painters 4. Giasi@rs.
MAYNARD. !. ".
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23

0LlMMGM,J.I J. eMes II Drug store.
tWANDi Nl.AtN. W. u. $50 card.
MERRIAM. I. A., .aler over Clsnssssr,
UtaE Utale.
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EUMAnJy~. WIN. ~ go
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nusUANs - j. 80 eNe0
AWgNDsON AWEN a. Edwards Ser,
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intrinsic virtues, mud sustained by It's r.
markalc cures. So inlll IN 10 IL haia ard
beneficial u .l.I,lt,n, and yui W searching
~ to eifeetnally purpc out tho great cor
rt,llteals " tie blood. suel. ~ the serufuoila
aha sAp'Al'slla contamination. Impurities.
III dl.aHaps TIT i,ng. llFhsa III lilo system
I'LL yeslrs, 10 ii Yield tailii powerful ni.sl-
DIT AID disappear. lleaco ~ wonderful
cure. naty of whlel, afe publicly known,
III staniniii, ana all scrutulptts disease,
Ulcer. A.riiptlons, and erur,isc d.
nttislss 1T liz Siiin, IunlOrs. tstOtcllcs,
buila. piiiiuscs, i 'slslllics. ssurcs,At
Anthons's Tire, Rose ~ Erysinc-
ia~, yrt,er, f;nit Ishcum, Scale!
ienal. islngwor,n. and internal =
crratlon- at tho Uterus. stomach,
and Liver. II Also cures other conn
nlt!uia, II which II would not srsm csreci-
ally adapted. such IA Drpusy. Dy~pcIl-
sIn. Fits, Nrnrnlgin. Heart Discnss'.
Female Weakness. Debility, and
l4cllcOrrl.srsi. whan They arc mnnlfetta-
tons III tho scron,lmss polsons.
It's mn excellent teAtotvr of health and
strength III tin Spring, lsy renewing tho
appetite aud sispr VI the digestive organs,
II sllsslpaica tlln depression uid iistichs Ian
I.,nr Ut tho season. E,en when no disorder
appears, people feel better. aud live longer.
II. cleansing tho blood. Thesysirm moves
~ with gcncwod vigor and now lease q
liz.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla


j widely known
a. ono 1t tho most
ellcctlal remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing TIM sys-
tom md p.lrll, iilg
thu blood. II l,as
stood tho tcst oI
years, with a com
ssssnlly growing rep
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NRs.J. r. DONAllU6Il, sss a.
SfONE, Mrs, ]. e., SEE -
kANl1, Mks. !. r., scr ~.
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photographic.

siOAN. y. D. nrarty opposite sAs
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Meul LIZ,


tuLiINs sAstANN, oppssits Cssss
House square.
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Lit,ry Staiies.

nAWfOck, w. ~. West " Els, II
near the DsNnysiits IlaMss.
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Lumber D,niers,

rLGMNtNU, ~. Il i. Naksrt Phsaan
agent, Yard near ttr Elevator. Avs "a
rIsk, JNMN N. lasa sSrmSr ~
Elm aNh Market streets.
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n ~ Ls,ntr Deaiers.

kiNnALlA vARNsw0arM. - ~ DsaA
Arr ~.
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ati.ifrT. T.. afsir~ IN thv rIAta Dealer
hMiisethR opposite Drp.t.
NlN>itW. =. q. afite~ with 4, r,
btttAsnsldk, asrs tAHpins AeeIe.
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