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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12
A Horrible Appetite.

AN unfortunate lunatic who died in H.,
Prestwick Asylum on the 18th nil
seems to have lived not wisely but to,
well. A post-mortem examination led !,
the discovery of no fewer than .S4l art;
cles in his inside-name]y, 1,630 shoemaL
ers' sparables, 6 four-inch cut nails 10
three-inch cut nails, 3 two and a half.inob
cut nails, IS two-inch cut nails. 40 half
inch cut nails, 8 three-quarter.incb on,
nails, 80 tacks, 5 brass nails, s brass brace
buttons, 20 pieces of buckles, | bin IA
bits of glass, 10 small pebbles, 3 pieces If
string, piece of leather three inches
long, piece of lead four inches Ions
and American pegging- awl--the total
weight being eleven pounds and ten
ounces. 1t seems strange that any mans
state of mind should be such that he
could take as much pleasure in eating the
contents of a rag-and bottle shop as of a
butchers or pastry-cook's establishment.
but the story shows that if, as often al
legged, the equilibrium of the mind is to
great extent dependent on the digestion
so the converse is true and the appetite
is more than we are aware of dependent
on the condition of the brain. This poor
lunatlc who gormandized on rusty nails,
broken glass and other rubbish was
probably little more mad than MANY
other persons who habitually eat food, #
not unfit for human consumption" at
least so injurious to the constitution that
it causes premature death If an alder.
man, for instance, were really in his right
senses he would not live on turtle and
punch; it is because he is guided by an.
petite rather than reason that he is often
afflicted with the govt and dies univer.
sally respected, no doubt, but still before
his time. The guests at any large dinner
They do not, it is true, swallow r6alP
knives and forks or feed in quite such an
extravagant fashion as the Prestwick
lunatic, but the difference between him
and them in the matter of sanity as re-
CARDS their appetites and diet is mere
question of degree.-PoU Mall Gazette,
London.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12
Beef Tea.
SERVED nY JOSH BrLLrNGs.

Tru luv makes mankind commit menny
folIys, but seldom, ii ever, makes them
commit crimes.
The man who never takes emmy chances
makes az menny blunders az emmy boldly.
Thare is CRATE deal ov charity in this
world that sticks SO tite to the fingers
that it kant be got oph.
If man knows himself thoroly and
his nabor sum, he IL just about az wize
az he kan be.
1t amt safe to bet on ennything, not
even on tomorrow.
The man who haz been waiting for the
last Is years for sumthing to turn up IL
TO work on the same job yet.
Natur never makes any blunders; she
now and then INDUCES in phenomena,
just for the fun ov the thing.
Thoze who hunt after human happiness
don't bag much game.
Natur liz generous, but she liz also Just,
she revenges all her wrongs.
Them who are allwuss straining TO be
witty seldom am-wit IL incidental, and
generally is accidental too.
Keep still, mister, and no one will ever
suspekt that yu are phool.
hay sed it before and think it will
bear repeating, that yu kant make a
whissell out oy pigs tale, without
splicing respektabel tale and Citing a
kussid poor whissell.
The eazyest things to do are too often
the last things attempted.
Yu mite az well undertake to out-talk
an echo az to out-talk woman
The man who reads everything will git
full ov nothin.
Mice very seldum KUN out ov hole
that is clussly watched.
Thare is one thing about mule that i
like: yu can't fiatter him without Citing
kikt
Luy liz the strongest pashun ov WON
ans heart she haz got to luv something,
either baby, lap-dog, nu bonnet, or
the heather. 49,
sincerely luv little children, but they
fret me az much az muskeeters do.
He who elevates hiz profeshun liz the
best mechanick, whether he breaches
the gospel, pleads law or skins cells tor
living
Cunning and wisdom are often con
founded, but thare IL nothing SO plenty
dur, nning nor nothing SO skarse az wis
Men ov real knolledge are more anx-
ious to git sum more than they are to sho
what they hav got.
A yung flatterer IL very apt to end In
being an old knave.
If yu are goin to make amuzements a
stiddy dizziness, chasing butterfiys is
just az sensible az emmy.
All thoze men who hav acquired for
tune and kept it owe more to ekonomy
than to shrewdness.--Nea York Weekly.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12

the Emperor, and, on receiving ren,v
told the purveyor that if he would opc s'
his canteen the spurious notes in ones
ton should be cashed by the bank a. :
they had been genuine. Armed with
this assurance, the purveyor brisklv ~
sumed his business and labored IN HE
vocation with such zeal and diligenes
that at the end of the war he had the
satisfaction of being able to present e.,
payment to the Imperial Bank Gao i0o
worth OF counterfeit paper, scarcely anv
OF which had really been receiver ~
him in the course of his dealings with
the army"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12

added: "Giye me your pocket-book or VIII
blow your brains out, Thinking more Of his
brains than his money Mr.. Campbell handed
over as and the brace Of footpads quietly de-
parted.
Pottawattamfe County
Council Bluffs has formed vigilance com
mittec 10 hang monte men, pickpockcts and
horse-thicvcs.
A bloody fight with razors occurred In the
diaing-roons Of the Pacific House, Council
Bluffs, on the night of the 30th, which re-
suited in the death Of three negro walters OF
the house. The difficulty occurred over a
game Of cards. The names Of the murdered
men are smith, Proctor and Dean. The
murderers we're arrested.
Henry Paines bulldog had been in the
habit Of worrying the cows belonging TO j..
Geiske, a Council Bluffs milkman, and William
Kruss, one Of Gciske's hands, one day killed
him with pitchfork. few days ago Paine
met Krlss, and, after some words, started to
attack him with a ncckyoke. Kruss drew a
revolver and fred several shots, two Of which
took effect, nhicting wounds which may
prove fatal
Scott County.
At the recent election, Scott County voted
In favor Of restraining stock from running at
large, by majority OF 1913.
During the fair at Davenport James Clark
knocked Michael Kreiner down and robbed
him OF $l,75o. On the 2Sth he was found
guilty OF the offense and sentenced to the
Penitentiary for three years.
The internal revenue collections made by
Deputy Thompson, Of Davenport, for October,
aggregate s5,34420-principally from cigars
and beer.
There are seventy five miles Of streets with
In the corporate limits Of the city OF Daven-
port.
The First National Bank Of Davenport has
Just declared a semi-annual dividend OF 10
per cent, which indicates prosperous con-
dition.
Coal has been discovered in Pleasant Valley,
on the farm Of Garrett Donaldson.
Tama County.
In recent drunken spree at Dysart, John
Mahoney In handling revolver, accidentally
shot Albert Gustore in the abdomen, injuring
him SO that he died the next day
The Keokuk ~ Des Moines Railroad have
offered reward Of ST. 900 for the scalp of the
man who Unlocked a switch and ditched a
freight train at Comstock the other day.
Wayne County.
Prompted by spirit Of self-sacriiicing de-
votion to the cause Of journalism, Frank Dali
lam Of the Warsaw bulletin, while chopping
wood the other day, took advantage OF the
opportunity for furnishing IN item for his
paper and carved piece out Of his foot.
Webster County.
The Governor has recently pardoned Mar
shall Brooks, Of Fort Dodge, who was con-
yicted Of manslaughter and sentenced to
pay fine Of one dollar and TO be imprisoned
one month.
Wissneshiek County.
II. III. Buck, "a prosperous bookseller OF De.
corah, suddenly disappeared the other day.
He was last seen in the company OF a
stranger, and his hat having been found on
the bank OF the river gives rise to the sus-
picion of foul play.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12
A Sailor and Soldier Before That De-
trOit Police Justice.

you're sailor, aren't you" inquired
His Honor, as the prisoner hung to the
railing and stood on one leg
"Yes, SAIL" he answered.
"How about this getting drunk'"
/" Is that the charger"
Yes, sir"
81 thought 1t was stealing chickens"
said the prisoner, heaving sigh Of re-
lief
They found him lying on the wharf,
the cool breezes Of an autumn evening
toying with his raven locks, and his
legs hanging gracefully over lump of
Briar Hill cGal. He didn't want to come
along" and he tried to kick the officer
below the belt and do murder. He said
he wanted to go and be an angel; that
the soft breeze was whispering to him TO
cast off this shell called life and fly to
the stars, and the officer had To trundlc
him down here In hand-cart.
"What did the soft breezes seem to
sayS" inquired His Honor.
g don't remember much about II" re-
piled the prisoner, glancing around in an
uneasy manner.
Ibid they seem to say five dollars or
thirty daysY" asked the Court.
The prisoner was undecided and Bijah
put the fatal chalk-mark on his back and
led him away
Joseph Becker slid out and came to a
right dress and eyes 'front.'
Attention, soldier said His Honor,
fender. " You have charged against the
breastwork of justice, and now let's hear
your excuse for being found shot in the
neck"
"Fust time, yer Honor" pleaded the
man.
And you are repentants"
81 am"
/" And you have made up your mind
to let whisky severely alone after thiss'
81 have" tgsy
well, you can right face, forward
march, file right, and take the skirmish
line in defense of the cause of temper.
ance. Remember, Joseph, that these lit.
tie whisky glasses are litie-pits along the
front of the enemy's line, and that de.
canters and demijohns are strong lines OF
earthworks behind his line Of battle.
Every invitation from friend to take
suthin' wet Is rifed fiteen-pounder
turned against you, and every drink ia
an dbattis in favor of Satan's position
Make yourself a commander in the
cause Of cold water, sage tea and iced
milk. Send out strong picket, support
them with four full companies Of in.
fantry and a field-piece. If driven in,
send down q regiment to hold the line
and order up the guns. Then, under
cover Of the smoke, mass your force To
strike his exposed left wing, and send
word down the line to unsling KNAPP
sacks and 30 in with the bayonet. You
may 20, James, but ponder and reflec,
on these things."-De Free Press
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12

never ask where am buried, and never
come to my grave"
There was T0st-naO7tem examination
made of the young lady's body. On her
breast, over her heart, deeply imprinted
in the flesh, were the initials of the doc
tors name. The characters seemed 10
have been made there two or three years
before. They were probably imprinted
by her own hand on the day when she
first saw him.-London Cor. N. Y.
GrnDHsc
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12

Flowers in winter time are cheap
Injuries. Now is the time to start few
bulbs for winter bloom in room and
windows. Write 10 q scotsman for a
catalogue, which will inform you all
about management, varieties, prices, ETC.,
and then try little-or much, as you
may incline indoor winter gardening
Ddnbssy Ncsos.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12
GAINED
Fifteen Pounds Of Flesh.

SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, Jan. II, 1871
Fl. r. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
Dear SirI have had Dyspepsia in it's worst form for
the last ten years. and have taken hundreds of dollars
worth of medicine without obtaining any relief. In
September last commenced taking the VEGETINE,
food digests well, and have gained fifteen pounds
Of flesh There several others in this place taking
the VEezTIEx, and all have obtained relief
THOMAS E. MOORE
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12

Nor every one can be President, but all can
buy SILVER TIPPED Shoes for their chill
dren, and thereby lessen their shoe bills two
thirds. For Sale by All Dealers.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12

lit is better to SOW good heart with
kindness than field with corn, for the
hearts harvest Is perpetual.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12

WIsHART's Pine Tree Tar Cordial cures
coughs, colds and consumption. Wisharts
Worm Sugar Drops Danish worms completely
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12

sYMPTOMs-Want Of appetite rising of food and
wind from the stomach, acidity of the stomach heart
burn, dryness and whiteness of the tongue In the
bowels, sometimes rumbling and pain; costiveness
which ts occasionally interrupted by darrhea; pale
sour or bitter taste. Other frequent symptoms are
waerbrash palpitation of the heart headache and
orders of the Senses seeing double etc. There is
general debility languor, and aversion to notion de:
lection Of the spirits disturbed sleep and frghtful
dreams. t ta
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12

SouTn BOSTON, May Q, 1870
II. r. STEVENS: =
Dear Sir--I have had considerable experience with
the VEGETINK. For Dyspepsia, General Debility and
impure blood, the VEsETINE Is superior TO anything
which have ever used. / commenced taking NEGE'
TINE about the middle of last winter and after using
few bottles It entirely cured me Of dyspepsia and
my blood never was In so good condition as ut the
present time II viii afford me pleasure to give any
further particulars relative to what know about ths
good medicine TO any who will call or address me
at my residence, 386 Athens street,
\ tt Very respectable. atg gfsIH
MONROE PARKER, $50 Athens street.
vEGETINE IS SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12
A Source Of Great Anxiety

great anxiety to all of her friends. few bottles OF
tito. N. II. TILDEN,
ms. and Real Estate Agt., 40 Sears Building.
Boston, Mass, June s, 1874
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12
Wi,.nerI,iek County

III. III. Buck, "a prosperous bookseller OF De-
corah, suddenly disappeared the other day.
He was last seen in the company OF a
stranger, and his hat having been found on
the bank OF the river gives rise TO the sus-
picion of foul play.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
Special
Ser @eIumobeit @di(o luo Gdlus.

Dte @efunbbeit lit ansemein anertonntsr Wtaben
lie unbetimmert eeid9tbet, ME penn lie gar Eeinen
@ertb battle. 3onierbs, p.IAe Our9 ibre 8ei3dfti<
suns lnb geruispetis ~senOtbtst limb, nnesiunOe suit
8Glte onssuiestn rnb anbern Der Gjeiunbbett nno benz
Seben feinblid,n llebeln Sn troben, uernodldiisen es
sdnslid, it'd sesen bic @eiabren. bic is ums chen. ourd
oeit pieIen Sabren tit es cine 0ffentlfbe, ielbit pom
ben 9ebantem Der mebiciniidcn 5atultdt unbetrtttene
Ebatia6e bob Sofetter'S @aasembtttereS
bern aud bic feinite NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tit. Sn
Sdittelfeberbeatrten in tropiiden uno anberen @es
aenben bic uou @ptbemten betmeeln6t %perben. uno
Ibero1, 100 bic 3uitdnoe ungiinitI9 iino iir bic @es
~iutbbet, 1T bteies ~berabnlte peaetabtLii4e Startnt9ss
mitttl ais cine rndaligt S6uBwebr islbit fir i9wa&s
li6e @onitttutionen unb sebre6li4e 8orper %betunoen
felt, @aLigtett unb aIc bamit perpanoteu Getben SuS
seitonbenei Ttaben ui9t i.incs @lei3ca bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17

lm Wonta9 Mbenb fam ser
S6napSlGufer Brosper @paus in Stem
Yorf, ieines 6anbmerts Elm Sod. ME
genObnli6 III trunfenem i3ultaube nodl
0oule nno fling nit ietner Srau, bic inn
NortpIrte madte, Streit at, Ser Se6r
balo IN SbGtIi6fettem ausartete. 8I6kz
lid bOrten Die gta6barn 9Grm in Ser BON
Gpons be%tpobnten Stube. Sic etLten in
oteielbe unb faDen bort Srau Grams
1tno tbren6td9rigenS 0 b @rmo1o
nus tteten &optpunOem blutetb
ain S0oen lie9en, tpGbreno Ser @atte
nerlu9te. it6 Elm Sran6trmeiier III Bic
Brult 3t 1toBeg. SIS mar ibm aud oell1nz
gen, bod sfDat9 Jpn Der Bluiberluif. pon
lpetterenS 9 lbitmorbperlrden abauifehen.
Sn Der Stube lag elm 6anobeil, 0os
BlutlplIrei trng, ult0 oaS nad BEN Nllsz
1d8eI BON Sral GDGnS BON ibrem OtQuue
als D~toropafte 9eget ibren So6u oez
brau9t tporoen mar. Der Boli3eisQr3t,
Der b~erbetgeboIt Dur6e, unterlu6te Sic
Bnnoer uno erflGrte sic Der Srau 1uD
oes &irloes fir b06lt 9efGbrlt6, ipGbreno
Die 0e9 Dfatl1es ni0t milDer 6ebenflih
lit. GDans tpurOe in bas S~tQtiousbous
gebra6t un6 bon BORT ais 0~efanaeuer in
oaS 6oipitaL gei6tGt. @r l0ieu All ind
ter Stunoe nod ni6t nildtcrl oenorbeu
gu iein. @r tO6te ME belefien uuo per-
iu6te 81 ipieoerbOIten Otalen, ii6 bic
Sinben Bpm ben 8unOen 3u reiBeA.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17

70 ma bas @ef6dft fit Rdufer ipie fir
8erfdnfer fem siinitiges. Die Bfer6e
iino nit geringen Sorten gefuut, fit
tpeI6e nt6t lei6t SGufer 5t fin6en ieit
tperoen. NusgetpGbfte 9insen ob su $3.50
bis 1915 quite rar 5u s.. 3O-5.50; mitt5
lere fldu au $5.l5-5.25; geringe bis
mittIere gu $4.75-5.l0. S6loB nit Ell
ner tpet6enoen Senoen5.
Die 3ufubr betrug beute 1888; 6er
8erian6t 1861 StId.
S6afe.-Oer Warft mar BET ftGrfem
8erianOt anbaltenO 81 euten Breileu.
3ufu6r 318 StId.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
oie Sbieaauer @Icpatorem entz

baIten mad offt3ieaer N%ufuabme: 2,866,s
$50 8uIbeG 8ei3en; 2,l24,848 8ulbeL
!Rorn; 76O, 1872 8uihel Safer; 69,l27
0erlte; suIammen 6 ,13S,3 $40 8nibel Sc
treble ae9en 5 ,432, 3S7 8ui6el IN Der nor:
beraeben0en 8o6e ultb 800, 999 8uIbel
in 6e1 correiponbirenOen 8ode 0es per7
eangeenen Sabres. = Geri6tfft ipuroen
aus G6icago in Der %pergangenen Bo9c:
81, 1888 SAP Otebl; 49S, 39l 8nlbel @es
treble; 3S4 SAB 9ftuOfetl6; 3448 SAP
Sdmetnefleii9; 1901 57 Bfo. Sped
ieiten nno LIP, 243 8funb S6mal3.
Bonn /. Nobember 1873 bis Tretta9 per1
aanaener ISOLDE puroen in Gbtcago BON
BEN S6metnep0flern l,433, OPS S6metlle
aeidlo1tet, mar mebr ais in Der 9ar5en
p0riGbrigen Suilon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
eaNe sammorboiSen 4,tat att

Heben. Salben, Mai6mitteL unO an
bere gfui9mitteL an5upenOen lit 3ett=
nno @eIoberi6menbnng. 9as ein5ige
6urdaus untrii9li6e 9eilmittel fir Oiele
i6n1er5bafte &rantbett lit ANAKESIS.
Sic tDtro BON Wdnnern Der QBiiieni6aft
fir bic 9liflt9ite nteOiSinii6e GntDefung
erflGrt, Die lett 200 Sabren gema6t NOR
oen. Sic getpdbrt ausenblidli6e Ginbes
run9 1T ben i6limmiten SGQen nnb bat
iiber stpanai9tauieno Yatienten fir bic
9auer 9ebeilt. Nae NerSte ~perorbnen
itv. 8reis $l.O0. Sranfirt su baben bel
S. & E. B. 8lodi uno 8ropn, 20 Warz
fctitraBe, Chicago, So, uno in alien
beutf9cn Qpotbeten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17

R Wilson's Carbolated Cod Liver Oil
lit pieaei6t Die einsige Wteotstn, pelde
pirflt4 S6tpinbiu0t curtrt. SIS lit nidt
nur elm 9tnberun9smittel, ionbern es
BELT aud, ME 6ur6 beri6ieOens 6Gue,
mo cine ~Douftduoige Sur benertiteQtgt
ipurbe, betpieien iptrb. Die Gbeorte lit
einfa9 nnb Suberldiii9. Carbolic Acid
Oerbin6ert ben 3erfal, uno Cod Liver
Oil itdrtt uno trGfttgt bas SDftem. Die
Combination BON prof. @illon, Carboz
lie Acid nno reinell nnrpegtl6en 2eber>
tbran SIT uer6tnoen, lit bon Matchmaker
8t6tietett. 9as .Carbolated Cod Liver
Oil" lit BET alien 9ruggiiten 81 baben.
1t1f1n,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17

p~ 9tnsemein lift bas Gritaunen Der
Npnt6efer it alien Sbeilen beS SGroes
l6er bic tdgIt6 pa9ienDe 3unabme Der
yta6frage mad Or. Aug. 8ont9's
bamburger 8rufttbee. 9as @ebeimniB
6ieies @rfolges liegt in Der 8ortrefflt6z
felt bes Qrtifels uno ieiner it6eren lStrz
flung. Sr. Sobn s.. 8efnan1, 9ru9aiit
in st. 6enrp's, Ohio, i6reibt nns 0ars
iiber: Die aagemeine 3ufrieoen3ett Ilz
ler, tpelGe Or. Aug. &0nig's 6amz
burger 8ruittbee gebrau6en, ut tptrtlt9
eritaunenstpertb. Die Wteoisin lit erft lett
Sur3em ein9efIbrt uno Dertauft 1t9 oelns
un9ea9tet lebr gut" 40.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
@amernfame. 9tus benz iii0Iibem

8amernfane. 9tus benz iioIi6en
Ran1as fam 6err g. Stanton bierber.
Seine G06ter. nobnen 9to. los, 22lteu
StraBe. @eitern Sormittae itGnb Der
<e an Ser @de bon 8aibin9tonftraBe
uub 8abaib Nuenue. Sort tDar es, mo-
ibn Der bepuBte nette iunge Wann atlz
rebete. SelbitperitGnblt6 bate Sebterer
benlelben 9SeS Sn MAIDEN, tpie 0r. Stanz
ton. Damn fam ber 9ritte, Der au Dem
alien, betannten S6wanf 9eb0rt unb Der
Die 8e9nung iber $3.50 ~prGientirte.
Stanton's nerer 8efannter bate @bedS
nnb = Sob. 9luf bier Stiide Der
Iebteren MinSiorte lieb ibm 6err Stanz
ton 500, iuelde er gerabe bel ii6 bate.
9te @olbitide aber Daren - beuti6e
SpteImarfen BON Der @rOBe Der 3tpansi9
0oaarltiiGe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
Commercials nnD Finan3irlles.
Oel0nArkt=geridD
HENRY GREENERAUM IL CO.,

Oeutlhss
ganfs, @edfeLz uno Raiiages@ ef9GH,
5. aue., suilden @anbOlpb unb @oibtnstOuitr.
@bteaeo. IS Tebruar 1874.
8ubtses @ef9dft unb ui1tse SaIttn9 iisnoltfren ben
belitiaer @elomarft. Der @urrencps Beoarf os 0ans
belsltanoes lit mdBis unO 8anfen oiseontiren ales atz
9eoetene CUTE Yopier tbrer Ennben Sliu resuldren
SontsinSfnbe.
Ae6fcl auf gtew fort 50 Gents Otsconto.
9ouoon 80 3aee Sidi 4.S5.
@olh erDffuete beute IN Nrm gort init 1924 nth i6loB
at 112A NIT IoIsenbe1 SDursuerdnoerunseu ruabrenh oes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17

8er fein @eGO fiber su 10 8ro,ent
3tnien IN beltebi9en 8etrGgen, critic 6nz
potbet, dut 9uteS Chicago @runoeioenz
thum dn3uIegen tpilnldt, tueu0e ftG an
@asmansOorff & 6etnemann, $50. l65
Oits&anbolpbitraBe, gbicaso. 29lpbatp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
Nm Die s6wtmSfa@tteem. wv

mn Die s6wtmofl1tt9en. Will
boris Compound of Cod Liver Oil and
Lime" bat uitt Ben piOerliden 0ern6
bes Sbrans, wte oerlelbe fritber gebrau9t
tpur6e, mno befibt auBerDem i'll Dem Salt
8bosp9at cine betlenoe 8raft, uelde Den
Gbran boppeLt ipirfiam ma6t. gemer7
f~enstpert6e 3elsniIie ieiner 6eiltraft ton:
men porqelegt perben. Gum Serfaut bet
q. 3. Wtlbor, Gbemifer, 8oitDn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17

bE-Sarmer un6 Spefulanten in Sarmz
Sd1loereten, ftnb auf Die N13eige in elmer
Grtoern Spalte aufmerflam aeinoht !.
morin 81 Der beiten Sarmen gum Ser
faufe auS9eboten tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
sabet SUE iemaIs Gable sere,p

SHWEI SDt JeHTNI9 W6bIe SctetO
Atre SttefeI ober S6ube ? sic tperz
ben BON Ofiutonen 9etragen uno ieoer
lagt, OaB es baS beduemfte unb bette
S9ubnerf iei, bas lie gelnabt tpurbe.
I6tet allf ben Yatentitempel. AQes an=
oere lit ormielt9e Na6abmung. feb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
Sm SEN mo@ atat perlorenen

f@onen &itnten gebDrt aud Ste, baB
Sinber nod INNER 209er in tire S6u6s
ipiBen 3u arbeiten berite6en. Sic bri1lz
gen bteS in eitpa sebn Eagen fertig. Stt=
ner StpS fino ~nor5ii9lt9es Seilmittel
ba9egen, bas ME febli6lGgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
per @tehwtarF

OC&
9tin6bteD. Der Wtdrft mar fat
uno D6ne nennenepertber Serdlloertit9;
9GuFer fir Bolton nareu itarf pertreten,
mGDrero IoI6e Don yteiu DOrf nlr tpcTts
ne onmejeuO iparen. Die Gualit1t oes
alaebotenen 9tinbpieb5 MAJ eilic le9r gc@
riiqe ullo ru.r etnige cute 5u0t : Stiere
oinaen mad 8ennlplpanien ulto Ohio.
I'm Butheruaatc !por Der Marft iepr
iflll lno nlr ipeni9e 8crfaufe III &ii6e
tpllrben abgeiAlo1en. Der atarft i6toB
flnu uilb ~u1gunlti9 fir Die 0dubter. init
Grofcm BprratD g~eringer Sorte in Den
YferGen.
56peiue. = Der Ntortt NOR f(au
uno idmo0; bas 8erpadgel0dft fam
fit biele Soilon ais 8ei0lolleA DetrdDfc[
tperoen mo oa No6fra8e uot Settsn Der
8erfenoer and nllr cine iebr sertll9e mar,