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Interpretation Of Dreams.

To dream of small stone around your
neck, is a sign Of what you may expect if
you get an cXtravagaHt wife,
To see apples in dream betokens wed.
ding, because where you find apples you
may expect to find pears.
To dream that you are lame, is a token
that You will get into hobble.
When young lady dreams of coffin, it
betokens that she should instantly discon-
tinue the use of tight stays, and always go
warmly and thickly shod in wet weather.
To dream of fire is a sign that-if you are
wise you will see that the lights in your
house are out before you go to bed.
To dream that your nose is red at the tip,
is an intimation that you had better leave
of brandy and water.
| To dream of walking baretooted, denotes
n journey that you will make bootless.
TO dream of eggs, is a sign that you will
discover mares nest.
When fashionable lady dreams OF I'll.
bert, it is sign that her thoughts are run
ming upon the Colonel.
Ii you dream of cloths, it is Il warning
not to so to law, for by the rule OF contraries
you will he sure Of nOn.suit.
To dream that you are eating, it is certain
to come true at break fast.
| To dream Of barber, denotes losses
hairs may be expected to he cut of.
To dream of having great many ser
wants is madness,
1t is very luvky 10 dream YOU rav for a
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"How are you, Mr. Ridgely," said the
| Deacon as the minister entered the BARN
yard. 1t has been fine day, sir, very
fine day. How is the new pulpit getting
on ?"
81 have not been in the church to-day"
answered the minister almost impatently.
| came to ask you Deacon-that is to
speak with you about Miss Perry"
about Melissa asked the Deacon with
surprise.
"About Melissa" answered the minister.
"Mr. Ridgely," said the Deacon with
lengtheniug face, 81 have tried to do my
duty by that girl. pray for her morning
anl night at family worship, and have sew
eral times prayed with her alone for more
than three quarters of an hour at Il time.
never let a Sunday pass without speaking to
her about the concerns Of her soul and vet
she remains Indifferent. She is growing
hardened and lately have noticed--"
"You have noticed nothing of the kind"
interrupted the minister. Then he said alb.
ruptly: deacon have asked Miss Perry
to be my wife, and as she has been a member
of your family for several years feel that il
is my duty to acquaint you---"
"Iour wife, exclaimed the astonishsd
Deacon. "Why Mr.. Ridgely, she is my
hs.J, my JJahi girl.
"SAe is the daughter of the late Maxwell
Perry said the minister quietly.
"But, sir, what will the church say?"
81 really do not know answered the min
ster in tone that meant 81 really do not
care
"She is from good family, continued the
Deacon, but she is not church member,
and fear the congregation"
Il have thought Of accepting call to
:he Bloomington church" said the minister
slyly.
ooh, no, no!' cried the alarmed Deacon,
"You must not think of leaving US, Mr..
Ridgcly. The church has never been in 80
prosperous condition, spiritually and tenn
porally. Don't speak Of leaving, Mr.. Ridge
ly. As to your marrying Melissa, AN per-
iecIly willing only tholght-butthere is
the supper bell. Come up 10 the hou,e."
Words fail to describe the amazement Of
the Lyntonians when they knew for a sure
ty that their minister intended to marry
Deacon Osgood's help. 4 few-among
whom were Martha Samson and Aramantha
Peabody y-hnted that he had better resign,
but they were ordered to keep their hints to
themselves by the more sensible ones who
when they recovered from the shock, went
to work to find parsonage. They decided
upon Il cottage opposite the church, for
which they paid the sum Of two thousand
dollars.
The wedding took place Christmas morn
ing in the church. The minister took his
bride to his aunts for weeks visit, and
when they returned to Lynton the congrega-
tion had forgotten that Mrs. Judson Ridgely
was once bound girl and received her with
open arms. They have never regretted their
minister's choice.
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RISING IN LIFE-Those persons who
have attained to eminence in any vocation of
life have followed one uniform course-that
of hard, earnest work and unwearied appli-
cation. None are truly happy but those
who are busy for the only real happiness
lies in useful work of some kind, either of
the hand or head, so long as over-exertion
of either is avoided. 1t should be the aim
of every one to be constantly employed. If
all men and women were kept at some useful
employment there would be less trouble and
wickedness in the world and if sO-caled
"reiormers' would spend their time in efforts
to make people more industrious, they would
have less leisure to conceive and agitate
those yeXatious questions and impracticable
theories which are constantly causing trouble
and confusion without any actual benefit to
the human race.
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THEY SAW lT.-Some time since a vessel
was cast upon the shore of Lake Michigan,
and the captain and crew were threatened
with death at any moment. Two horsemen
were seen riding along the shore and looking
at the vessel. The captain involuntarlly
gave the sign Of distress peculiar TO n secret
society, and it was answered by the strang-
ers who at once turned about and, at full
speed, retraced their steps. In three hours
a tug and liieboat, manned entirely by MEM
berS of the society, arrived, rescued the fam
ished crew, and secured the vessel so that
she was afterward removed with safety. ".
b, This story will answer for Masons, Odd
Fellows, Good Templars, Rechabites, Sons
of Malta, Grangers, or any other secret so-
ciety
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THE REASON WHY.--A great many little
ones often wonder why cat always washes
her face after eating. The reason of it is
given in an old legend: A cat caught SPAR
row, and waS about to deyour il, hut tho
sparrow said "No gentleman eats until no
washes his face" The cat, struck with this
remark, set the sparrow down, and began to
wash his face with his paw, but the sparrow
flew away. This vexed puss extremely, and
he said, "as long as live will eat first and
wash my face afterwards" which all cats do
even to this day.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev j. 7. Tus In, tSupply)
ssiniay Services Il y a. M and 6}E p. m.
Prayer Meeting Every Wednesday evening at 81
SEA 5 Tree. The public are inyl ed 10 attend.
sT. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN Church.
Minis er-Rev, j. Il. Williams.
sun lay Services 10y Il. IN. and d! y. IN.
SUNDAY School-ga. IN.
PrI er Nee iug-Eyery Wednesday evening at @.
seats free. Nopews ed All are welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcu.
Minis cr-Rev. stuart lrhc
sunday Scrylccs-lO% a. Ia. and dT p. m.
sunday SChOO-9 q. IN.
PRAYER Nee ins-Every Wednesday evening at o y
sea free. No pews rented Strangers welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. n. $. buckingham.
Minlstcr-Rcv IL. Mctiarrah.
sunday Services-l1g and GE :. IN.
bible Class-Eyery Monday evening at 81 O'Clock.
Young Mems Pray er Nee ing-Eycry Tuesday
General prayer Meeting Every Thursday evening
II O'Clock.
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner OF Third and Iron streets.
PastOr-Rev r. f.. Honmeier.
PeaidenCe-East street. near Forks Hotel.
SUNDAY ScrylCcS-lUL Il. IN. ana 6lg p. III.
Sinda, Schools IA. IN.
PRAYER Meetng-Saturday, p. m.
All are invited There Is always room.
services every sunday afternoon ut O'Clock ut
Hlllcrs church, Madison township.
ST. rAuL's CHURCH.
Rcct0r-Rcv. John Hewitt.
SUNDAY Srrv.Ces-lnH n. H., 6lE p. IN.
SUNDAY School, Il. IN.
First SUI lay in the month, Holy Communion.
Services preparatory to Communion on Friday
evening before the st sunday In each month.
Pews rented but everybod, welcome.
Persons desiring to cenSult the Rector on religious
mllters wlIl ind him at the parsonage on Rock
street.
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Mother wants TO know it. you won't please
to lend her your preserving kettle, cause as
how she wants to preserye?" "We would,
with pleasure my boy, but the fact is, the
last time We lent it to your mother she pre-
served it SO eflectually that we have never
seen it since" "Well, you needn't be so
sassy about your old kettle mother wouldn't
have troubled you again. only we seed you
have nc,y one"
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THE COLUMBIAN
Columbia County Official Directory

president Judge-Wiam Ewell.
Ass0Cllt. Judges Iran Derr Isaac S. Monroe.
ProthOnOtary, Gc.-R. Frank Iarr.
Regist ,r IS williamson II. Jacoby.
D5tri Il Attorney John VI. Clark.
Shcrilt Michael Grover.
SuryC Ol-Islac Dewitt
reas lrer-John Sn der.
Commissioners William Lawton John IIerncr,
Jhn EHi.
Commissioners clerk william Krckbaum.
Amt irS II. j. CanDhcl :. Il. Smith, David YoSt.
CurOn r. Charles q. Murphe
Jury Commissioners Jacob ii. Fritz, william II.
ut.
count superintendent WI liam II. snyder.
BlJ.l POOR District 90 -OrCctOrS-O. T.. Ent SEQ {,
.im. K'll"r, BOJmsburg and Thomas Crcvelihg,
go {, .. p. Ent, Sacrctary.
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\ girl screamed in Il lecture audience in
Lafayette, Oregon. Then all the other girls
screamed. General CONSERVATION ensued,
and rush for the doors. People were
bruised, clothes torn, and tho room at length
was emptied. The trs. scrcamer had .een .
arsA
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BIoomsburg Official Directory.

Bloomsbury Banking Company \. Funs on,
Prr,iicn II. II. Gro Z, Cashier.
Flr5' Nh i1nal Bank-CharlcS II. Paxton, resident
j. =. ruS lu Cashier.
columbia County Mutual Saving Fund and Loan
ssoclu ion-E II. Ii lie, Prcsideni, c. w. Miller,
Secretary.
Bloomsbury Building and Saving Fund Association
WIN. Peacock. President j. b. Robson, ScCrclarv.
Bloomsbury Nh ual Saving Fund ASsOcia Ion j
Brewer, Prcslden G. q. Barkley, Secretary.
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RATES, OF ADVERTISING

Unc iucn twelve Gi,,S Vr It's equivalent n Som. .
rel type one OF two tuseltluns, fltn: htoc ir-tt-
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gal, 8 per cent; Portugal. 9 per cent.
Hungary, II per cent; Egypt. ) per
cent; Turkey, 10 per cent; Spain.
Is per cent; Mexico. is per cent.
This country, it viii b. seen stands
the same Is France, Russia and Bra
I'll, and better than Italy, Portugal,
Hungary, Span and Turkey, ~ En-
rope. and still further above Peru
and Mexico.
During the past twp years Great
Britain had reduced her debt S59,-
| nOO. 900: Russia. So 600. 900: Ger
many. Gao. 600. 600; and this country
! about $50, 600 900. Italy has incress-
ed hers $3.50, ooo. 900: Spain hyt5s0,-
oOn, 600; Austria by $3.50. 600, 600:
by So, 600. 600. and India bv &ll0,-
900, 900. Russia Is now in the mar
ket trying to borrow s.5, 0o0.o 600, or
Just enough to balance the amount OF
debt she has paid OF during the two
years. She is offering 1. per cent.
interest, and discount of 5 per cent
from the face Of the bonds. which
would make the bonds worth for in
Yes:acn: shc:. 50 per cent.
Some small portion Of the grand
aggregate OF national debts has been
incurred for the purpose OF more or
less productive inyes mens, in the
construction of railroads, canals, and
other public works. But BY far The
greater part has been incurred for the
purpose Of carrying on war, or meet
ing deficits Ia ordinary budgets. II
is within bounds to say thst national
securities TO the amount Of 'wenty
thousand millions amount equal
to more than two thirds Of the value
OF all the property in the United
States represents wealth that ha>
been utterly DESTROYED in the prose
cution Of wars Of ambition, conquest,
of revenge, or in the maintenance of
vast military and naval establishment
or in the support Of splendid and use
less courts. And ret there are so
called political economists, including
our own census makers, who would
reckon this whole mass of debt as so
much realized wealth so much pro-
ductire capital.
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Cultivate singing in the family.
Begin when the child is not yet three
years old. The songs and hymns
your mother sang, bring them all
back to your memory and teach them
to your little ones; mix them all to-
geiher, to meet the similar moods,
- in after life they come over Us so
mystenously sometimes. MANY q
time and oft, in the very whisl OF bu-
siness: in the sunshine and gayety of
Fifth avenue and amid the splendur
of the drives III Central Park, some
little thing wakes up the memories Of
early you,h-she old mili: the cool
spring: the shady tree by the little
school house-and the next instant
we almost see again the rudy cheeks
the smiling faces, and the merry evt 5
Of schoolmates. some grayheaded now
most :" lie moldering in tue grave
And anon the song ms mo'het
sang" springs nnbdden TO the lips
and soothes and sweetens al these
memories.
At other times, amid the crushin 2
mishaps Of business, merry ditty Of
the olden time pops up its little head
breaks in upon the ugly train o.
thought, throws the mind into anotb,
or channel; light breaks IN from tie.
hind The cloud in the sky and new
courage is given to US. The honest
man goes singing TO his work; d
when the days labor is done, his
tools laid aside. and he is on his way
home, where wife and child ani tidy
table and CHEEKY freside await him,
he cannot help but whistle or sing.
The burglar never sings. MOODY
silence, NOT the merry song, weigh,
down the dishonest tradesmap, he
perfidious clerk. the untaithfui ser
want, the perjured ner.-N mr.
Journal Of Ueaih.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

4 II bs3tgw District Cont
- Cedar Co. Iowa
GsrGErei Jane HeEugh Sgvergf.r Term
Aa1 AberzL4er Meauxh I4-5
r t1s ahnye NAMED DsfeH5ant.s
Yea ars hese@F a1t8Ga1 that there I. B9w
~ lie ia Office q fha Clek u th= D;strirt
C99rt, u nEa foF he e3gaty Of Cedar. Ia tn,
.tz.s u IDTs, petition q 4 II BeddJw
PlzHgtiG, aifaiax of You that he /. the al
soIole owner and 10 p0ssss.IOn n the lollor
iug described real estate, 10 wit:
The south west quarter Gf the south ea.
quarter ~ SECTION Ten 1901 10 tswrshi,
eightytwo =, north Of Range one M we.t
81 the Fifth T. NJ, s.!uated IN Cedar county
Iowa,
That you make some claim 81 title advers.
to Plaintiff, and praying thai his title there
10 be established and gaieted In him
NV unlek. you appear - said petition
and defend thereto a. % before noon Of tn
second day o. the next term OF said court
10 be beguu and held a. Upton In said Co
on the 22ud DAY Of November, 1915. defaul
will be entered against yoa and judgment
rendered thereon 10 accordance with tn
prayer Of said petition
Wolf, LASDT Il YATES,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Tie Pal Nall N.ondoa) Badyet
800 published IN estimate q
& sbssibaeI debts ! q the sorld,
which may be accepted A. approx
mately correct. There Is considera-
bic difficulty 10 some mcases in ascer-
tsininS De soissi sscsp. Of iabiii-
ties, but il IS probable that the az
grega,e Of all national debts is not
f.r from ts3..50,O00,OO0. OF this
aggregate, between % and 2. per
cent. IS owed by twenty countries,
and more than half by four countries,
namely France, Enelani. the Uai-
ted States and Italy. The following
table will exhibit the debts and an
ii Interest charge 10 millions OF
a Mars, and the rate per cent. PAID OF
the twenty countries owing the isrg-
Ell OF debts
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The strife for tie Speakership of

The strife for tie Speakership OF
the National House Il Representa-
tives viii break out afre>h IN lew
days The Democrats have ieei-
ded majority Of members, and il able
10 hold them together can easily elect
their caucus nominee. Bat il the
currency question should be sprung
in the contest. division NAV be an.
licipated. Mr.. Kerr, Of Indiana, is
the fayorite western candidate, He
is said to be decided hard norev
man. Randall, Of Pennsylvania. Fer
nando Wood aud Sunset Cox, Of New
York. are also candidates. They al
lean to hard money. But Fernanio
has been trimming little lately, ard
Randall is likely t. be sxept in'o the
rag money current in thu keystone
State. Altogether the result Is yer,
doubtful, and some one not now spo
ken Of may be the lucky man.
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This must be mighty nice world
to live in, just now. We are inform
ei by various parties that the cart
is Il brown mamie. "ciaslei with RI
BY buttons AMI that golden crown,
are falling everywhere" Then an
other fellow assures US hat h.. .ssuf
has hung his lantern in tie sly" IL
something TO live in such time. ever
# your attention has to be called t,
1t. lie, Us enjoy it. to tie measure
Of the old nursery rhyme,
six times eight are forty-eIglt
The sky rains puddings, hold Jar plate.
We can all appreciate these mel
low, glories OF the Indian Summer
Whittier's beautiful period Of the
fa'al triumph Of the perfect year"
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

II. c. Piats In Distrset Court fis.
VS. tdar epuaty lowe No
VIM. Williams. jr ! VEN Der Term. l.-S.
To William William Jr. yoa are hereby
notified. that there Is now petition Of n
Z. Piatt, plaintiff, on file In the Clerk. ~.
nee, OF Ce lar county, Iowa. asking that you
satisfy certain mortgage given by n. C.
recorded In the Recorders Office Of said
county, In book A. page III. said mortgage
WAS given 10 secure :le- ~. upon the VIZ afd
neA, nwZ section -. twp -. range g. "
+. NJ. said amount with The interest there
on having been paid
now unless you appear and defend said
peution at or before noon OF the second day
Oh me next terra Of said Court, to be begu q
and held at Upton, in said county, on the
End day OF November. A. b.. 1875, a default
Will be entered ag atnst you and iudgmeu,
rendered thereon In accordance with the
prayer of said petition.
PiATT & CARR
Oet. ~, 42-iw. Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
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EST RAY.

Taken up by I'll Hoover, in springdaiO
township, on the 9th day ~ JHne 1916. one
mare and colt deseribed IS follows.
Mar. three years old. eptBr sorrei white
Iae@. light name and tail .ize .rgaII weight
about 100 lbs. No marks OF brands discern
able no signs of having been worked one
suekiBs mare colt. belonging 10 aforesaid
mare about SIX months old, color sorreI.
white face, light name aud tall. rnediurn
size. M m arks or brands disceraabls- Val
aed at eSD 10.
hoKEAU CARROLL, Auditor.
Oct, a. Is7S-i2 By Matt
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ORIGINAL NOTICE,

Margaret Hutchinson District Court. c.
vs.. ,dar Co. November
William Williams, Jr Term, 1875
To William Williams, Jr: y9u are h ereby
notified that there IN nov petition, of Mar
gaFet Hutchinson, plaintiff, on file in the
Clerk : once of Cedar county, Iowa asking
that you satisfy certain mortgage given by
margaret Hutchinson to you under dale u
April ~, lstsJ and recorded In the Recor-
CIR. : once 81 aid county, in Book Il. page
81. said mortgage vas given 10 secure sssg
upon the ntz and .x. n~5 section j., twp.
- range 3, ". 8. +. VI said amount with q
tsr|st thereon having been paid
soE unless you appear and de end sad d
tltlon a. OF beyore noon Of the second DAY III
the next term Of .ait Court 10 be b@Zgn and
held Al Upton, in said county, On the 2snd
day 81 Spysm trer A. b. 1875, a default VIII
De entered against you. and Judgment rem.
nerei thereon IN accordance ~Ith the pray
or OF said petition.
PiATT & CARE
Oct. - 3--fT Attorney for Paint. 2
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Wood Wanted,

Propr.als VIII be received by the under.
signed for 4sitSering e ye cords ~ good. ars
second growth wood at school House In
sab District 80. Is, Center tnwnshIp.
g. VAN ZASHT Director
z. q. Tipu.a- -
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TAX SALE,

NOTICE is hereby given that all Lands
and Town Lots, that were not sold on Mon.
day, October ith. will be offered for sale on
MONDAY, November LIST, 1875.
on which Taxes remain due and not paid
for 1874, and ALL preceding years.
SAMUEL WAMPLER. Treasurer
Oct. Is, ls75.s2-2. Cedar Co. Iowh
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EST RAY.

Taken up by c. s. Brink. IN Aassillon twp
on the 30th day of Sept, 1875. one cream coli
ored mare colt, light name and tall, branded
-. c. on left shoulder. Supposed 10 he
two years old last spring Valued at SIS %
MOREAU CARROLL, Auditor,
Oct, ., lT6-1 By Matt.
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IOWA CITY ACADEMY

Offers students superior opportunities for
OF aiming --ood academic education. quat-
flying ttieFHselEss u teach IL the common
schools, or preparing to enter the state
University.
Fall term commences Sept. 10TH 1873
~ For full circulars Of both Institution.
and for specimens Of Pcnmau-hs. address
WA MCLEAN, Iowa City, Iowa.
Juig -ist ist3, 3!wl3
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CHICAGO
& NORTHWESTERN r. r

Passengers for CHICAGO, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Pittsburg
Cincinnati. Rochester. Albany, Toronto,
Montreal Quebec, Portland, Boston, New
Yors. Ph,iadeiPh.a, Baltimore. Washington.
st. Louis, Cairo, San francisco. Sacramento,
ogden, Salt Lake City, Denver. Council
Bluff, Sioux City, st. Paul, Marquette.
Escanabs, Menasha, Madison. Cheyenne,
Omaha, Yankton. Winona, Duluth, Green
Bay, Milwaukee, and all points North West
South and East, should buy their tickets via
CHIC AGO and the
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~@r a oar ygsranteet asfrg CIR Well
S0N Anger Drills. 600 q us0n,h
o&R psi /. spod Assuts. sag@r k,<E
- ~ ires. 1ax AAox Co.. &. LG1-iS NJ.
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MrDDLE.AGED MEN.

There are many Of the age of thirty 10 Tor
" who are troubled with too frequent evac.
nations of the bladder, offen accompanied
BY q slight smarting or burning sensation,
the patient cannot account Gar. on examin-
Ing the urinary deposits. a ropy sediment
viii often be found, and sometimes small
psiticies OF albumen Will appear, or the coli
changing 10 q dark and torpid appearance.
There are many men who die Of this DIM
Guilty ignorant OF the cause, which Is the
s<..ud stage of seminal weakness Mr.. Nc
viii guarantee a perfect cure In all surh
cases and healthy restoration OF the gehito
urinary organs
Office Hourr-6 TO 4, = to q. 4 . TO ..
All letters promptly answered. and CORE
sponaence CONFIDENTIAL. Address, Lock Box
go, Davenport. Iowa iyso
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THIS standard article i, com
pounded with the greatest care.
It's effects are as wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. 1t gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort. and the scalp by its nse
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands TO their normal
yigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
As a dressing. nothing has been
found so effectnal or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State As
saver of Massachusetts. says. = The
/ constituents are pure. and carefully
selected for excellent quality: ane
! consider it the BEST PEEPARATIo.
for its intended purposes.