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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

What year this h for Congress
men to 70 into tho decline. Goo. y.
Hosr has had enough Of olhce and
wants no more.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

Tho Oskaloosa Herald rays: IAN.
otller leak has bocn reported IN shc
Orange funds at Dcs Moincs.n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

The New Victor II . strong durable
Sewing Machine; buy Victor aud you
will always be happy.
Il. j. BERTRAND. Agent.
Cresco, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

juno apples have not appeared In
this market, yet, aud now I,s July.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03
A l4E<1Tl.I * l.:
TO YOUNG MEN.

y, III lOuN MEN.
Jtsf r,ullsnnn, ~ 4 srALEp EssGLarx
PHieH siNcESsTs
A Lecture on thu Mature. Trcaimsnt.
mud Radical care VI Seminal Weakness. or
sperluatorri,ua, induced Il, self 4 blHs
Involuntary Emissions. inI,otency Nrrs.
ous Debility. md Im,edcuts % marriage
generally piles, InnsnM,hiun, Elilrpsy.
aud tiis. Mental anA ihss,rnl lnpsrari,s
Sr.--Hy Robert ! ruis.rwcll. NJ. H.. ~.
thor or The Green lluok &C..
The wuriI.rrniwnra author, III THU AL.
Mirahlc Lecture, clearly Irusra from Viz
own experience thru The awful enityr ilst.
sea III selfAhaHe iAay w rdertnail, VI.
n,n,.i without medicine, aud Mithunl lAn.
gsrous surgical operations. hpuxi,s, IN.
sirunents, ring. o. ccrLials, pointing ans
4 tnOsir VI euro ~ 0nce rrrtAiu auA sMsct.
mi. ~ which every sufferer. ~ MATTER
~hss Lls condition nAy ~, Nh, cure him.
SELF rhearly, privately, nu.l radically
Aft- fills Lecture viii pr..x 4 bovi,
10 Thousands and thomsnl,ls
Sent mndsr srai. In rinin tns.iDie.
10 pky address, IN rrr.ipt ~ -ls cents. W
swo JloAings stamps AN. ~ Hiishee !
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

TIE ssvsas 4 light ssariss. .Assl,
managed sna Ii ruise,r%.
w. 4, nknTNANn. Agent.
tteMe~, lu~a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

Tho State Register has good name
for the nov perty.--"1hs once sesk.
crs cooperative association"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

I.txAl UMg0ns " ksrslrrM
sesnseelnrfae,e, the best MO-
eeriNlJetstsh F0sst0fc at.
N2tf .<frOfhrrtc fOiaL,itn'S.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

Tho Republicans u tho Fifth Iowa
District mot In convention - Cedar
Rapids On Thursday and nominated
Hon. James Wilson, Of TAma county.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

C0AeOrea IL more thnn n substitute
for castor oil. II Ii the only nnfc artieln
In existence which Ii certain 10 assimlla,r
The fbod. regulate the bowels, cure Wind.
sslle, and produce natural slsep, u CON
talMs neither minsvals. morphine or alcohol.
and h pleasant 10 tAke. uhltdrsa need mol
cry, and mothers may srst hOyi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03
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early lifs. Manhood Restored tmpeliments
10 Marriage removed New method VI treat
NEST. Nov aah remark mile remedies ll.ok
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Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, M.
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Institution having high reputation far
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03
Ily1NGATONE IL DEAD,

For ~ years Millions have intcn,ly
watched his lvriloa- ycs Heroic struggles,
4 gran, Trinmphis am,l now they eagerly
desire tho co,apls,e i.ifc.iiis,ory u this
worl,lrsnowned ltern and licnei,c.or. which
untol.ls also the aurtoalties 4 Wealth Of y
Wild aud wonderful country. W. pahli.h
i,,s That iiisfory from his birth 10 his hnrt.
nj. Now ready. 1000 agents ~nnicsl quickly
tine agrnt said IN hrst sis days, another
ird ar, week. FOR particulars Of this, our
superb new illustrated bihleA aud ocean =
slar,, address, JOHN fLEEilAKTf
nasenysrt Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

A. II Ii noar tho time Of tho mad dog
SEASON aud n there arc innSmcrable
dogs, from tho poodle 70 tho mastiii,
lighting, barking aud yelping vi over
town. from morning until night. and
from night until morning. disturbing
Tho quiet Of our town. ! take Thu
method " warning al who own valu-
abba doys % muscle y kusp them tod.
], II. WHssrax, Mayor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

4 There Ii M pnin which thr
Centaur Imminent Will mt re-
iiese. no swelling IL will not
INA sulTlue, and no lHinencss
kA which II will mt cure This
Ia slrunk language. hut Ii Ia
true. II Inns produced more
QfJ(D0 cures at rleu,uA.iain. neural.
sIa, is.k law, palsy. sprstns, dwellings.
eaksd.brcnst, sralds. Marhs, snli.shenh.
car.sshe. A.. upon The human frame, ah,l
et sirminA. SPAWN, vsllr, Az upon akinal.
Ia us~ vssr i.lan i,it.s nj atitef pfst. n.tsl
remedies aimee tie wnritl iagan. II isa
r.ansrl-irrithnt ii, II h. ling rs.in rel Y.
or. tripples thla~ hMny ihrlr r,ai.hrs,
tic lulns MAlk lnl.aa.i.a iirs -, rendered
harmless, md til NuHt.isai NJ ltes'el nth.
out i ~aar. Ii IL 10 hun,llg. I,a teu.ls
II published around eel, huttle Il IL s.ll.
Inn IN III article ever hefure sn'l. NIL II
sells because Ii ioer Just what II rrriehds
% d. Tlose WIN how utter frnn thraln
.sism, pAin ri swelling aenerta IN snil.r II
they viii mt nse tenianr LinlMrnt, Mare
than 1000 certificates " renlarkalls cures
Including frosrn ltsnhr, rhsnnaslsnl, gut
running tuners, 10, hnse heen received.
w will send circular containing Ger.
tthsNtrs. th@ recipe. Nrs gratis, " my one
rseuesitng II. tine hetilu II the yellow
wrapper reataur Llni,nrnt II worih oa~
Aanslrsd dollars fur spawned or swreLiv,l
horses and Mn.es. ~ for srreN.~ntii In
sheep. Atoek owners this Imminent i
worth your attention, No tninily shouli h~
without Ccnlaur Imminent. hold by W.
Drugrinis. 20 CENTS per hosilr, lnrxe
bostlss elUO. J., Il, No~e 4 TO-.
81 Dreadwsy, Now York hOyi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

NEW STOVE ~ 80 q E0DeTEC
Safety. cnnfor,i Commencement Every
building should have there Registers where.
ser s,osr pire goes through tho calling
A SURE protection sEalast hr.'
\ Perfect Register fbr heating rooms
aLove. Opened Or closed Ia y moment.
Perfect satisfaction rnarranicyi, ln order.
Ing. give exact mruxm rcMrnt from top "
the hoocr 10 lower edge u ceiling. Sen,
complete. With directions fof putting ~
Prices, for SIX inch ripc, ~ for seven Inch
pipe. -. 70, Zap for hole. WIN ripe N out,
. ass d ,hry ~, r pot a ~ a'i srs, .'s
SCHOOL FURNITURE CO., sterling.
WLitrslds tn, Ills 33wi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

70 nll persons suffer.
Ing FIRM, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Cramps, In
thu limbs or stomach /,
lslllioua Collie, Pain In
the hack bowels or side
I've uouid say. TINS
ilt0uHkttOLp rANArkA q
lvAnlLy tintMksT Ii ot
AL othurs the remedy
lyou wnnt for Internal h
IestMrnsl nse II hns cur
led the above complaints
In tl,os.san mis- Ut casus
There Ii NJ mistake n.
butt u Try II Mold BY
all druggists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

and Mrk
frsM no ather cause than having worms In
tAs seomash
Hr0Ns's 1tvMlkg1 roMk'H
Will destroy Worms without injury u lhs
child. bslne perfectly Wnirx, Ahdfsse ir"n,
al eolesing Or other Injurious ingredients
usuAlly uesd II worm preparations.
CURTIS d brown. Proprietors.
No. 9ih Fulton 6irset. New York
Hold ~ DrMxglst. and Chemists, and
dealers ~ Medicines n rwkNry.Ftvs
CanTs 4 B0x. S7yi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

JMt 'staeMtl~MsnM n nlarh ]" who /. she
saielAf arsrnn N dramshuts. n.ss,ns. HI.
sus,r*~s asprcs when ,hs rapid ttusrs.s a
siskaAA htssxRai VI reported down ~
lev The Peoples Vegetable Tanie II
playing the mischieT With Ais hitter. nrei
With ram. All diseases which sha.e .s.
maniac hns,vuma Akfvavaie. under pfet~nss
" relieving. sHeh ~ iN.liGstivM. sivk.
hrNaaeh~. constipation, shensnstisN. anu,
and Intermittent fvsers are cured By II n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03
2OO PIANOS mmA ORGANS

2OO PIANOS nnd ORGANS.
New aud scsrond.iinni ~ First Class
Mixers will 10 sold il l.owcr Prices fr
cash, or On miscellaneous, or f,r rent, IN
rity or country. during this month. w
Horace Waters n Hon, No. ~ broadway
thsn ever before orered III New i"rk Sprc.
ialy, Pianos nni Organs 70 lrt until NE
rent mency pays tie price u tho l..tra.
ment. Illustrated Catalogues Mailed \
l,rg. lissnn,lt - Ministers, Churches,
Schools, Lodges ctc. SjNl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

W. AAi@.
T~a hamAr& and three hts W t'trMa,
situated rlis,lly 10 b~sinc.s. fu ,@s.
siralar enqaire " si~e. uelm.
t'fcs~o, Arsil 9th lsTl, onsI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03
JURV BERA.

~llch wilt make the Liver active, assist
Digestion. Purify the blood, strengthen
,hr Uterine AMI Urinary organs, inyisornic
Ill. system, anil mpks yon cnjoy life ~ yoa
anrLi. Price II = hottls
JomN U. kkLL0aa, Agent New York, 3Jwl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

ssEDkliRArMyv new book On tho
art Of Writing BY sounds u complete ry..
tenn III Phonetic short .llanL, tho shortest
mo~s simple. Easy, ansl comprehensive, en-
Abliug anyone In 4 short time 10 report
trials. speeches, sermons 80 Thu Lords
l'rAye, il written With III strokes of .he pen
and 10 words per minute. The Mncmrlcy.
ri should learn this Mri, Price Ly Mail IN
renis. Agents wanted. Address r W.
EVANS a Co, ~ h. 7th H.. rhtla,. n,
I7wl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

Tho lltumEsr OAnga ~ "MantLiAwAas.
~ Az rHE EAros,riox.
NO SEWiNG NAcHlNE RRrKIrED i man
Ek rkixk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30

I'm nothing bat horse, poor old horse,
That's nearly free of this iife's tether:
I've always worked upon the same hard course,
Through summer heat, and wintry weather.
The feed get comes out of bins and mows-
Vile recompense for endless labor;
And al know Of turning out to browse,
I've gathered from the chatty neighbor.
Outlines he tells me, when at night We lie
Exhausted oy the long days hacking"
OF grass and clover in his youth gone by,
And things that set my old lips smackiDg.
He talks of meadows, many miles away,
Where he was sent once, rusticating;
And where his work was scarcely more than play,
And al his 0f-hours luscious batting.
He paints the picture OF that time so bright
when bhssfLl ease wi n work was blended,
That first we whinny with intense delight;
Then sigh, at thinking it is ended
He'd have rHe credit all he tells about;
But late he spoke of horses prancing
From sheer high feeling so I've now no doubt
He's something given to romancing.
Our stalls are situate so very near,
We slightly stretch our thongs of leather;
And breathe our troubles in each others ears;
Then sympathi ling groan together.
Nor do We sorro'F for ourselves alone;
We mourn for al the brute creation
That is to say. such suffering bemoan
As comes within our observation.
The saddest sight we're called on to deplore
Is two-car horses overloaded;
That painting, straining over-work for four,
At every step by fends are goaded.
The saying, corporations have no heart,
Not bali expresses the reality;
What have they, wouldsiike to ask, apart
From sordid, obdurate venality?
There is e thing, think called !" martingale,"
To hold our heads in one position
No greater torture ever forced wall
From victim Of the inquisition.
But worse, by far, s a certain kind of "check,"
To make us show noble action:r
It more than racks the arcbing aching neck,
And drives rs almost to distraction.
Heaven help the savage who invented 1t!
For when he sufers dissolution
He'll scorch, III wager, in the birthstone pit,
Or else there is no retribution.
just take man and bend his neck until
His nose, descending, nes-ly strikes it;
And if by chance the process doesn't kill,
You'll soon find out how much he likes it.
Do men suppose we're not of flesh and bone !?
'Twcuid seem 80, Judging by their actions.
It follows not, because their hearts are stone,
Our nerves are likewise petrifactions.
Beats have no souls! Ny friends you'll change tina
tune;
You'll drop that shallow speculation
When we confront you, at the crack of doom,
Before the Bar of Accusation.
But, pshaw the list of grievances so long
You'd weary Of their numeration,
Besides, to suffer not complain of, wrong
You know 5 a horses fixed vocation.
Yet ere close. one word 1 wish to say:
Although TO all we're well intentioned,
We make a point TO give a lusty neigh
Whenever Henry Bergh mentioned.
God bless that noble, sacrificing soul!
God bless that heart, so full of active pity
And when is called the final merit-roll,
May angels bear him to the Golden City.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30
Arbitration VS.. War.

A lynx and wildcat were stealthily
approaching from opposite directions a
doing pheasant. The lynx, however,
was rather before the wildcat, and had
but just secured his prey, when his rival
put IN an appearance, and the following
angry discussion took place
Wildcat" How dare you poach on
my ground? I've lived here all my life,
and that birds mine"
Lynr-"I don't care. I caught it,
and l mean to eat it."
Wildcat" You shan't."
Lyn1-"I will"
A terrible struggle then took place,
but although they both fought des-
perately for long time, it proved to be
a drawn battle.
The wildcat then said, "Suppose we
call in the lion, and accept arbitration
in the matter ?"
agreed" said the lynx.
Just fancy their mutual chagrin when
they found that in the very thickest of
the fight neighbor had slipped unob-
served away with the prize.
"O," said the lynx, "why didn't we
think of that arbitration and mutual
concession before the battle? We have
gained nothing by the war we have
lost what we fought about, and intiict-
ed injuries ON ourselves which may take
long time to heal. Yes, it is certain
ly better to settle differences by arbitra-
ton rather than by war;"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30
Curious Incidents.

Correspondents of the Boston
Transcript are relating instances of
curious condolences. We quote:
A gentleman dreamed about COM
mencement time of college mate whom
he never knew well or cared for es-
pecially, and had not seen or heard of.
or thought of for decade. Next day
he saw him In Boston. He had lately
returned from a protracted absence
from the country. A lady dreamed of
an old family servant who quit her
house years ago, settled at distance,
and was as much segregated from her
and a stranger to her thoughts as
though inhabiting another sphere of
existence. She called on her within
twenty-four hours.
"About a dozen years ago, 1 met one
day, on Washington street, as L
thought, citizen of a distant town,
with whom 1 had long before a slight
acquaintance, but whom 1 had not seen
or thought of for many years. As we
passed each other L saw it was not he.
but two blocks farther on 1 met the
very man. Having had one similar
experience before, this became the
more strou gly impressed upon my mind.
About two years after. was walking
one evening on fremont street, on the
sidewalk lately removed, and when near
West street gate was on the point of
speaking to Mr.. H., an intimate bust
ness acquaintance, but the gas-light at
that moment showed it was a stranger
whom I had met instead of my friend.
The other incident came TO my mind,
and L thought, Would it not be
curious circumstance if I should meet
Mr.. HI. during my walk 2 and, to my
establishment, did meet and talk with
him on that very sidewalk before 1 got
to Park street corner"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30

have been either the horse or jack, or
both"
All now started for crossing some
distance up the river, in order to 90
down the other shore and see what had
happened. Joggles, who had before
this descended from the roof of his
house, now came putting and blowing
across lots, and joined the party from
the river, fifteen or twenty men in all,
as they came from several claims.
D-n a jackass, anyhow !" was
all that Joggles said as he came up with
the crowd. AS all knew his feelings, no
one said a word.
"D--n a jackassl !" he several times
muttered as they moved down the river
after having crossed over.
Rounding the bend, they came in full
view of the gulch. There, upon its
rocky brink, stood the jack. With out
stretched neck he was gazing intently
into the chasm below. His ears were
lopped forward, as though to shade
his eyes and give him clearer view of
what lay at the bottom of the gulch.
The sound of approaching footsteps at
length attracted his attention. Turning
his head and seeing the party drawing
near, he moved back from the brink of
the precipice, gave his tail flourish,
and uttered series of triumphal " Yee-
haws u
Looking down into the chasm the men
beheld lying at the bottom-motionles
in death-Old Pizen, the clearinghouse
of the Stan'slaus. His head was doubled
under him-his neck was broken.
When he came up out of the gulch,
after having ascertained this fact, jog
giles was deadly pale. Drawing and
cooking his six-shooter, he advanced
toward the party and said: "John P.
Jones, you knowed what that iackass
was. Don't speak Let no man here
speak word"
With this he turned suddenly to
where the jack stood with head down,
moping sleepily, and sent bullet
through his brain. The beast fell with
out moan, when Joggles advanced and
deliberately empted the contents of
his revolver into its carcass. He then
seized it by the ears, dragged it to the
brink of the precipice, and tumbled it
down upon the body of the old broncho,
saying:
"As you are the only thing that ever
whipped him, d-n me, you shall lie
and rot with Old Pizen-Old Pizen, the
Fitin Hoss of the Stanislaus.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30
Through Six Hundred Feet of Sewer

luIOuSu DIX nunuTeO rect Oh sewer
A young man named Thomas WEIGH
had a rather novel experience in New
burg, N. Y, recently, an account of
which is given in the Telegraph. 1t
seems the main-trunk sewer through
Sonth William street is being made
deeper. During the heavy shower which
came up yesterday afternoon the work
men took refuge from the rain in vari-
Gus places. This young man and
small boy went under the arch of the
sewer under Golden street, which was
left standing. After the rain had been
falling a short time, the water in the
sewer, which extends up steep hill.
began to rise rapidly, and young WEIGH
saw they would have to move. He
helped the boy out, but before he could
get out himself the water swept his feet
from under him, and he shot down
through 600 feet of sewer with lightning
speed. Where the sewer empties into
the river he caught hold of the gate, and
was rescued by two men who happened
to be pas sing in boat just at that time.
He was thoroughly drenched, but un-
hurt, and his escape from death was
marvellous. It is estimated that he was
sixteen seconds in shooting through the
600 feet of sewer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30

An English domestic gas-making ap
paratus consists of an iron retort fixed
over an ordinary kitchen range, SO that
ges is distilled during the usual pro-
cesses of cooking. The coke may be
used to support the fire. The gas
passes through condenser to petro-
leum chamber, thence through four
perforated floors covered alternately
with layers of lime and sawdust, and
finally to reservoir of the usual con-
struction. Should this quantity not be
sufficient for domestic use, second
form of the apparatus may be fixed in
an clubhouse, and, it is calculated, can
supply gas at cost of rs I'd per 1000
cubic feet.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30

Gas FROM PErRoLEUM.-For the pro-
duction of illuminating gas from crude
petroleum, a jet of steam and air is
thoroughly heated, aud dried by passing
through four retorts, and then comes
in contact with the crude petroleum,
taking up therefrom a supply of the
oil vapor. 1t next passes through three
other retorts, where the final heating
takes place, into the gas-holder. Loss
of oil is prevented by conversion and
deposit into solid carbon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30
EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

CHARLEsrowS, Mass, March 10, 1863.
MI II. r. STEVENS:
This 10 to certify that have used your "Blood
Preparationn lvko sTISEl In my family for several
Humors, or Rheumatic affections, it cannot be ex-
celled; and a. blood purifier and Spring medi-
cine it 10 the best thing have ever USED. and
have used almost everything. / can cheeIfully
recommend 1T to any in need Of such . m edicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE,
10 Ruasell Sfreet.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30

If you have been picking or hand
ling acid fruit ard have stained your
hands, wash them in clear water, wipe
them lightly, and while they are yet
moist strike a match and shut your
hands around it so as to catch the
smoke, and the stain will disappear.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30

OUT in Wisconsin horse kicked and
killed book agent, whereup,n the citi-
zens made a donation party for the
horse, and he now has oats enough to
last him full hors Sc lifetime.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30
''Truth is Mighty, and will Prevail"
vECETIN e
PURIFIES THE BLOOD AND RE.
STORES THE HEALTH.
SEVENTY-0NE YEARS OF AGE.

EAST MARsHrIELD, Aug. %, 1870.
Mr.. b. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I am seventy-one years Of age; have
suffered many years with Kidney Complaint,
weakness in m bacK and stomach. was induced
oy friends TO try your VKGErrNE, and think IL
the best medicine for weakness Of the Kidneys
ever used. have tried many remedies for this
complaint, and never found 30 much relief a. from
theyHeIIINE ItstrengtheEs and invigorates the
taken it, and believe 1t to be good for all the COM
plants for which it is recommended.
Yours truly,
JOSIAH h SHERMAN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30

RoCHEFoRT's Lanterne appeared for
the first time at Geneva ON June Goth,
and sold immensely. 1t was a hoax,
but they thought it just as witty. and
perhaps it was.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30

Economy. comfort. looks, all combine to
make SILVER TIPPED Shoes indispensable
for children. Try them. Never wear through
at the toe.