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OF Chronic and Acute Rheumatism. Neural
ga, Lumbego, Sciatica, Kidney, and Merry
ous Diseases, after years Of suffering, by
takins DR.. Filters veeetable Aheumaiic Sysup.-
the scientific discovery Of ]. p. Filter. NJ. D.,
regular graduate physician, with whom
We are personally acquainted, who has for
- years treated these diseases exclusively
with astonishing results. We believe IL our
christian duty, after deliberation, TO con-
scfentiously request sufferers 10 use Is, e.
pec1Ally peTpOns In moderate circumstan.
oes. who cannot Afford 70 waste time and
money on worthless: mixtures. As clergy
msn We seriously feel the deep responsi6fl.
ity resting ON rs In publicly endorsing this
medicine. Bat our knowledge and expert
ence Of Its remarkable merit fully tnstines
our action. Rev G II Ewing. Medina, Penn,e
suffered sixteen years. became hopeless
Rev Thomas Murphy, ID. D., Frankfort
Philad'a. Rev Davis, Hightstown, N. j.
Rev Buchanan, Clarence, Iowa. Alexan-
der Balm, Stanwood, Iowa. Rev g q Smith,
Pfttsford, New York. Rev Joseph BegEs,
Falls Church, Philadelphia. Other testimo-
malls from Senators. Governors, Judges,
Congressman, Physicians, &C.. forwarded
gratis with pamphlet explaining these dis.
eases. One thousand dollars will be presented
TO any medicine for same diseases showing
equal merit under test, o. that can produce
one-fourth 80 many living cures. Any per.
aon sending by letter description ofamiction
viii receive gratis legally signed guaran-
tee, naming the number OF bottles 70 cure,
agreeing 70 refund money upon sworn state
ment Of its failure 70 cure. Afflicted invited
70 write TO DR.. Filter, PhiladeIphta. His
valuable advice costs nothing. lyB
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Dio Lewis says that high living
10 the Foundation of every cemete-
r..
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HssfAGUE ) LILMBRIDGE, Prspr'l

To the young Men and Women Of the NORTHWEST
We w1sn y presea the claims Of the Davsapegt ID
sine0 College.
We claim thas the Davenport Businsn College =
not excelle4 ~ any lnseitut1on - - ~ - -
W0t,-ifit = eqnAlled-and We only aak vtsis no.
eatablah our claim Of having the lAfGesk cAeapGu4
and bess BuaineD Training school N The Wak We
class In every particular. ~ 80
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re. and not : cent has ever come
into our pocket for services or
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Ten q. reureseutasiyes. how MANY
.stcntled the late National Grange,
from ali the States. who had no right
there according TO our organic law,
which reads as follows:
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WI. u. IVES,
Veterinary surgeon.
1rpToK row

DASTRATIN0. I'll kinAs Of stock done
" with oklu a00 care. Particular attop.
ten Dai1 - H0gDse. All kinds yeteTtnoyy
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ton in Congress Of Senator Sherman.
''that there is more paper money in
tie Tic country now than ever before"
The Inter Ocean shows that this is
not 50 by several hundred millions
of dollars. Only those who have
followed carefully the course Of the
currency reduction policy Of the Gev-
eminent realize the enormous extent
Of the contraction which has take j
place since 1865. These are the fig
ures:
Circulation July, IS. 81 ,9O0, $40, 1853
Circulation July, 'Gs.. l,033, 1896, 926
Circulation Sep. 80, '73 5l,19l, 4s7
In nine years there has been with
drawn from circulation ei.l49,l19,-
461, and there remains but e75l,19l,-
49.. In other words, where in 1865
there was 81, 900 in currency, in 1868
there was but $3.50, and where in
1868 there was $3.50 in currency,
there Is now but $3.50. Had popula-
tion, commerce and wealth remained
stationary, this contraction Of the
medium Of exchange must necessari-
y have produced grea. distress
But when we take into account the
enormous growth Of all these, the
panic and currency famine of last fall
are logically explained. During the
Eve years from 1863 to 1873, the in
crease in consumption Of imported
merchandise was 4..5 per cent; 10
marketable domestic industrial pro-
ducts, Az; in cost Of travel and
transportation, 4G.5; in cost Of con-
stauction Of railways, 1924 jim wealth,
1925. And yet, with this vast ex-
pansion Of the work to be performed
by the currency, We required $500 in
1873 to do the service Of $3.50 in 1868,
and Of 81 900 in 1S65!-'S.ate Regis
ter.
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81 81
Tbe iciicwmg notes asstl items ore
~ g - E1asisoo, in the Agricultn-
IL Depaftmeuf a the State Registev:
Al ! lnte meeting q TIE anDas
Hortics lnnesl Soei61y, d. Soa5nan
I'D that evesytliag dspe1s1 . shr
sitnasim for sucosssfd osc1Ias6tng IN
The Ssate; and that high ground end
moor soil sh0uld be selected, with 4
nnthem slope if possib!e-the OBJ
ject being 10 favor npewood and
karliaess Others accorded with this
|spini0
No. Eir. Yoa cannot transplant,
with succes the oak or hickory from
IL 6urest They are probably the
|nosx diGcnls trees TO transplant. The
bsst vsy d TO plant the aoorns and
hickory nuts, which must b gather
q when they FL, hefxs they dry,
and preserved in damp soil without
frsesAg all spring. or plant hate in
the all, covered with leaf mould.
theif natnzal element
We hsve said before in The Reg
isesv thss IL does not pay for the farm
= 20 Mise from The .eed the ever
noes tsees be nay need. Better buy
q the nan Who has time to devote
his undivided sttentioo 10 1t. II re-
cvirs uose care than the crowded
&rmer can or win devote to such
purpses- And at the present price
Of Ebor they win cost him more than
iou dollars per thousand, at which
psiee tAey cas NOW be bad
Tie Gbsnay Gentleman Of Feb.
5,h, has the following paragraph:
y An .Amesican Order OF lndipen-
dent Granges" IL organising in this
city, intended TO meet the present is
sues in relation to transportation and
oeI,cs questions relating TO industrial
interests, and composed Of those who
would Join the Patrons Of Husbandry
but for the rule which excludes all
but farmers from that body.
Mr.. Evershed, q correspondent Of
the London Agricultural Gazette,
compares the farmer who exhausts
his knds, to . COW with the bad hab-
II of sucking her own milk: "Iherc
10 4 device Of spikes strapped round
the nose, which ought TO be applied
in certain cases, for it is an age when
the unnatural has made its appear
ance among farmers who would suck
the soil, ard who propose ITO sus-
tain the nation by undue robbery OF
earth's natural resources, which she
viii require for future generations Of
har ch;if2ren
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price in tho household economy it teach
es.-( Providence Journal.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

IL widely known
~ one of the most
efectual rene
dies ever discov-
cred for cleans
ing the system
and purifying the
blood. It has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
stantly growing
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, intermittent Fe.
yer, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever.
Dumb Ague, Periodical OF Bilious Fo.
Yer, &c., and indeed Ill tho afections
which arise hom malAZious, marsh. OF
missmetio poiSonD,
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No one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities
Of the American people than
. sure and safe cure for
Fever and AGue. Such
We are now enabled to Offer,
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