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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-08

SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS
My a."ck is complete ali tho itfrreut so,,s
1r1 OF Books USED by the 0iiicrOaI Schools. His-
tU'Ies. GirsmiLer', Readers,
Arithmetics-RnJ's,
veHable',.
e Parks,
HArEey's Grammer. MrtiufIay's Readers Nos. lat.
end, Sd. 4th. 9th aud 6h, McIiuiIey's SpeIlcr,
Copy BuukE. States. Sl0te Pencils G eogI. phica nd
Atins, both Descriptive sud PhysIcsl. Will allow
discount To Teerhers in all casrs- Are prepared
to furnish SOW book shortes: time inns einahlr.
Sept s, 1874 GEO r LIGHT
1uRE genuine Salad Oil, Celery Sr,d. Is hi,e
spices for sale by GEO. T. LIGHT
t2AkEn'S Br"mo an irnp'oy Chocolate, also
Seps.s. 1874 - ~'' GEO T. LIGHT.
ElNRER'S Chocolate, French Mustard, Condensed
- Milk, always fresh sud pu,eat
GEo.'T LIGHTS Drug Store.
H'oOTH Brushes. Hair Brushes. Cloth Brushes
Nail Br"+h and Shaving Brushes for sale by
Sept. s. 1874 GEO T. LIG 1T.
TFNoBACCOS, both Smoking and Chewing, the
GEO. i. LIGHTS Drug store.
NoAI. Oil at 30 cts gallon. warranted FIRE proof
~ and explosive, test ppsratus at the store,
discount allowed on larger qn'11.,rsn1s': r ,,cur
DGBLIcLY ANNoUNCED-i am prepared TO
] furnish the beat quality of GOOds At as reason
nble prices any man in the Valley. Goo no, sell
any second hand interior gOjds, either in med
icines or fancy goods ehes D, nd call them fret.
classy Will order for any one cheap goods If
peet.d, but would rH:her cell the best Will make
time 30 suit all prompt and reliable men.
Sept. 8, 1874 GEO. T. LIGHT.
NOR School Books. 60 to N. F. Henderson I,
L CO. where will be found a large stock Of
everything in this line Teachers und Others wish.
ing 10 purchase largely. req1ested to give US
call before buving elsewhere
Sept. 90. 1874. HENDERSON 60.
A Ii the popular hrs n ds Smoking and Ch,w-
n ing Tobacco, Cigars. Tor sale bv
Sept. %. 1874 HENDERSON, co
A LII kind. OF spices for pickeliae SEALING Wax
~ for scaling Cans and Bottles. at
Sent %, Is74 HENDERsoN's.
Sept. %, 1874. HESDERsoN's.
rfNRy HAISEs' Five Cent Havana cig.r,-
! Brands: Our Pride, and Little Beauties
October g 1874
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-08
MIscEIIAREoUs.
Daniel in the Hands Of a Quaker,

u ~
Nantucket people enjoy reputation for
smartness, aud even Daniel Webster
found his match there The story was told
By Mr. Webster as follows
he court held a term on the island Pc
Eiodically There was not much litigation,
but the suits were heavy, relating to ships,
whale fishing aud OIL The judges and laws
yers usually went over from the continent aud
spent a week or ten days. and finished the
business of the season One day. one of the
friends of the island called at my Office in
Bost1n and said (:
"Friend Daniel, what vii. thou ask to come
down to Nantucket and plead a case for me
before the Judge ?"
Il will go for thousand dollars"
'sThat is too much, friend Daniel
t.But I'll have to 90 down Saturday, and
perhaps remain the whole week following. l
would as soon argue the whole docket
cWell, Friend Daniel, if thee will argue
such cases as l will present to thee before nv
case is called, l will give thee thousand dol
lars"
The bargain was struck
SHY client went to Nantucket, and found
his case last on the docket. He went from
man to man and saw all WHO had any eases on
the docket, and said. What will thee give If
] get the great Daniel Webster to plead thy
ease r He took retainers from dozen men,
Some gave him hundred dollars and some
gave five hundred dollars. He had grace
enough to give me the thousand dollars agreed,
and Maid my expenses in the bargain 1 ar
gued the docket right through. for plaintiff
and defendant. until reached my clients =
He struck the balance. aud admitted. as the
steamer left the wharf. that he had got the
ease ARMED aud pOeketed fifteen hundred dol
lars besides"
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7 I'll t. S u n:
Daiis and weekly To-. 1875.

e He approach OF the Presidec ii election 2 i've.
unusual Importance to ths eventA al deyt Top
fully, faithfully suu fearIessiy.
.TnE WEEKLY sun has Lo~ 4 circulA tiuR of
10 every state and Territory alh li' quality
knoHn to the~public. We shall OnIv vi,dasvoT
to keep it fully, 10 the old stAanard but to i'm
prove nnd a'th 10 its variety nj d l'nw.r
The Weekly Sun will continue a bs = thorough
newspaper. All tn; news uf the day will hs is,,s.d
it. condensed when portalt at full lem n
~hen nf moment, ana always, trust tr.at.d IN
clear. interesting AMI Instructive manner.
IL IA Gus aim I" make tie Weekly SAN the bet
family newspaper 10 the world. Il w!tt he full of
snn sHpToPriAt. rssnIrg "f every @Ht
hut vi p'iu: noting t"oftcn'i the mot p"taua
and delicate taste u will alxaEsc"ntain The Hrvst
,nier"s'ing Etor's and r"irStccs of tie uay, Gaze
fully selected and !ceihiy printed.
The Agricultural D.nzrttI-nt il a pr.rninr II
feature in th" Weekly Sun nd i;s ar.;c viii
weys be f,nLd freeh = nd uA"ful {" III. fafE:e.
Increasing sad the weekly Sun !. tt,ir uauar ri.
rrci'tys Il briorgs {" party, AMI "b~ys Il ie
tSti0n rUnI6 uuing Tor principle. nj tine cleo
ton nfthn h.st men. II Gxros"s thu cnrru ption
that disgrac's the coHntrv ard thsStrus The over
throw of rCpuhlican iustiu'i.nA il has no f. ~ -!
knsves. ann s"sAs fs~ore fr",n t'";r .n0p"rtr:s.
The ma Eet- "f avery Kind and the fashions are
regularly reported.
The price III tn. Weekly Sun isou. ,I-r year
for sheet of eight ntgs-. nai hIy xix c"lGrn"-.
As THE barely H"v> 'hf exprrs"s "t psP~r ard
printing, We able Inl X. disc"aEt a.
AtII'S any premium TO tr nds NhO may wake 4 o.
ciaI FffTta to extend IL. rircuiatnu Erdrr tine
ne~ law which requires payment 81 HTs'"S" IN ="
v7Ecr. one dollar a wear ~i,n twenty csnts tn"
cost of prepaid pnStsPs added il the rate ~ -s'-
scriptinn I. not rSr-a.,rv 10 get club IA
order TO have the Weekly SDn 1T tnia rate. Amy
one wh" sr"6s on" dollar md twenty csats Wall get
tn" paper, DostFs id for -epr.
we have no travelling .x.nts.
TUE "EExLy Sunlight naR's, f'tv-ti1 col
umps. n"ly 3 COS year, postage prepaid. >"
discOurt from Ihia rstA
TrE DAILY Srx large four-p page ns~"00pcr
"f .~cnty eic hit cdluInS. p.iv ~ircnla'ioa eve:
10000. All she ness for . cent?. SIhscr:Pti"n,
post-&" preraid, S. e'rta month nr S'.5OH |saI
To cluha of 10 or over a discount - 90 To- cent
Address, EETUf sun
March Q 1856. Se~ York CITY
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HARNESS, s1BDiEs And BRIDIFg
DR.. GEIIIG 6, PF0UTZS
.s CELEBRATED TONIC RLIXR.
THE HOUSEHOLD REMFDY.

THE HOUSEHOLD REMEDYg
During thirty. Eve years, Df. oellig has been
1siOE hs Elixir in bis private practice. he l. on
III the nus sueCesSfUl phys'eians in the State OF
Pennsylvsnia. His practice has been extenflVa -
All kinds OF diseases have under his notice,
snd Sherrvsr End Wheneve he has nsed this fe N.
.cdy, bas found il 10 answer HE purpose lpdesd
reliable Ahd beneficial has he f0uud Il 10 lie in
curing certain dlstA So. that he he's indy tlArfd
il within the reach Of the puptic. 90 lbet All who
are suffering from these disrRsoa may like Il an
FegAia their health. Il WillcpIe - 80, ~
Dysrspsia. Sitk Hsed .fehs Eirr eomplaint, Ra-
Otuai Ccsirrtsss. CAMP 81 tie .SlOn4uek Grarsg,
= Iissas,s n fhS Skia.. fSeupat Lsbtlifp,, %
gFeHkAtss oass,sl ~ ErT4ss. Imp udsnes
5Eif OF tEpOiluts mud Oh Ee tc
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.
hisyAlnabis as tUnlc. Il wiliiDpart ttrenrth
20 tbersy puvify this 81 Old stt fesid fheitst
appetite it is alec cerisin foinove n, hsttnc.
tiOhs to the teRuihr c,,ufss OF natufe So RcnsIts
the spirits.
Also a cure remedy for tho diaeases o. L,rssa
Sieknlss CIiOVOsis. LepchOrilCh or Whitss.
Womb Compliant or Failing Of the WON'T. IL G.
Rgt like all remedies Oi This class shou.d De used
with caution by Married LAoicB.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Wiltbe given TO any person Who VIII produee a. y
medirinu tbst will fleet speady and per ;oet
cure u the diFeAscs herein montiohtd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-08
scHooL BooKs Afgp sTATIoNBRY

SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
[ HAVE just received fTon PhitAdel phfA a COM
Plete line of III School Books in the .ciIoo!s
OF our :oSn. which sell a. low & Zures
ssauv other house. Any book hand n he
fHrn+heh in n few GAYS I-hnve aISDA large stork
of Letter Co.,. FsolscAp. Note. Tinted aud TnirAI
Paper, With Envelope OF ali nd chs pee ~i,h
Ststes. Pen holdsrs, Pena &c. all nj Io- price,
Call aud examine C. BELLER.
Use juphite of Lime to prevent your Cider fro %
~ turning SOUR, and preser~e iIs sparkliuc,
properties Itcan he had At &. z BELLER'S.
GRIND DUCHESS aud Drux-i,s Vienna Co
~ to=ne- (the sEeetest Out, ) Tiylur's HGI,trupe.
HedyussTuiS, Gcrauium, and VerbeRR Wsrsrs
Lubin & Son. Extracts for the Handkerchisf Cen
uine Farms Col, gpe. Lov'- Honey, G Iycerine and
Brown " pslsOr Soaps. with great variety of
American Soaps. Too:h, Nail. CIOtLess aud Hair
Brushes, T0liet Powders, ZozodOnt for the Teeth
Aromatic Vim gar CGcoRine. for the hair Whire's
Tooth Powder, (rhe incest OuI) with full line of
fancy sH"ds TO be had AT e z BELLER,S.
Oriental CREAM. the rnost eIsgautaud del
~ iesTe p, eparatiou for the Skin ever invented
alsH Hagan MagnOI:a .BaiIn apd S4uad4r., FACE
Powder. To he had At C. F. BELLER'S.
I ISE Coagulius for nending China C Ia.s: Earth
~ enware, Stone, ivory, Wood, Leather Trim
kets- Toys &c for sale by c. z BELEER
DEAD THISsrslfety from fire insured py usipe
q the Hang up Box Matches 300 In a 66x fSTionI7
tvs eents, Can b had AZ c E. BELLER's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-08

AY UP.-AiI parties Indebted to me are hereby
/ req0ested to pay up. RespJectfnIIy- =
Jan. II, 1878. Jos. a. YESTERDAY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-08
Change of Location.
W1oLB& GOODS.
FACTORY.

Hl44a MUM VI III iJIWEf.
and " III the manufacture woIJcn f;o,rz m -,
ai"crcssed scale kAvirg greater pci!itl.s ard more
Improved hiHo hn'ty besides Iufl corr uf cOn2e-
tent WOrkmen. fvery article heretofore ina nuisc-
ru'eG und"r my suparviS:un viii, in my rrEset,t
tsfHb IshneHt he Produced IN greater peri c,iHn
amt will compare inyorHhiv with the bes;l fabric.
an i. the IhnrFs' for Wool. and ~fII purchase
at the Factory su'i through INV AC.rris in CnsrIts
town. NcsSrs BUEt 6GaiIsher-hIiH~i tlIs.t high
mar get prize If convenient t.r NV old
cus;"ansTs sh" rlAv hszifs ~ cxcfls gs V.sai for
(;nGti- dev~' tte Is COL in t:nIrl=stOwn MrEsra
Duke GaIiahrr are author izsd AMI
receipt for 'hr SHINE
IuI"' m "ti"D in prices. &C., nay he had nv
adJretSIHg His at ERbie ~u. or my A.yeIrs z
ChSrhsinNF Pc.
TsHpkfuI inr the very liberal patrouag. heFsto-
fore extend. d me ITusf m-rit, by careful al
IenIi"n 5Gainess the T"aDufacture "f superiUr
suu.ia ry nI"d.rHte rhsrsFE, n continuance of
the scUd vii! nd cusruTnOt oi'i~VieRSa AID atrial
bv -l"~ o9es A, M.c iEEELI, ia
Nav %. 1874 - ~ tH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-08

GROUND PLASTER.
S0FT blue Windsor Plaster, (fnrIy or ,uud. =
- kept ON hand and for sale. for Cash nv
WASHING ron &. LIFPIrT.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

nm and after January Let, 1915, the bu.ine.s
~ heretofore condur,ed by me. will he under
the maine aud style of Jas. Law. Hocf < 20
Jan. |, 1915. JAS. LAW. HO0EF. -
In c"nauct;ne the abnve huFiucss closer system
OF Cash dealing will he ad"ptcT Icy tho firm ms all
Goods have nov to be purchased ny Tor
81 day" All arc"unf5 therefore will be required
to be cl0sed quarterly.
Jan /, 1873 jas LAW. HooFF 81 co.
4 il is i'purtHn; ;hat my hrsinsss ehuuid he at
- once closed. all psrties knowing the. seiv's
indebted {" me by n"te 'r open account, will &c
required TO s"ttle eari,o Without DELAY
Ian. 1875 JAS. LAW pOnFE
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CORN. OATS AND POTATOES.

WE have uu Ia nj the be.t Fertilizer for Corn,
W Oats and Po'atuF4. los IN price san reliable
" 4SIiINC;TOS 4. TIPPIJT
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N9LGI LHI S7. ".
Bonnets Hats, Frames Flowers. Ribbons. Feath-
era ,Birds. Wings. BaudO.rs. jet Thinning in
short everything In ths line OF the latest style,
csn be found at the ''T'sin Fronts.'' GIrs. Gold
smith and Miss Kate Walters i'll be please to see
their lady customers NJ early day, and pied &c
themselves tn manu- f.cture ard fill to the beat OF
their ability all orders entrusted their care upon
the ulOsL reasonable terns.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-11

Clubbing Terms.

There are many Of our subscribers who
desire to take Magazine or Newspaper
from the East in addition to their loca
paper. To such we would say that we
have arrangements by which we can sup
ply you with anything you may wish in
that line at a great reduction from the
regular price. In fact, we can supply YOU
with almost any Of the popular periodicals
and the CHRONICLE at trife over the
cost of one Of them We give below a
list of publications with which we club.
The price in all instances includes the
prepayment of postage, and those marked
with an asterisk (*) give some premium
chrome, engraving or something else, and
the price given includes the postage on
that also. This also includes the elegant
engraving Far From Home" which is
given to every subscriber to the CHRONICLE
for 1915. We will make additions to this
list from 10 time, and will be pleased to
supply anything to any of our numerous
friends at the prices annexed. Call and
CO.
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An Amusing Book.


THE MIsHAPS OF MR. EZEKIEL PELTER
vol. IL mo. Cloth. Illustrated. $50. Chicago
s G. Griggs i Co.
This is one of the most amusing books
we have read in a long time. 1t is a sa
tire, and a keen one, too, on some Of the
follies of the day.
Mr.. Ezekiel Pelter, the principal actor
in the scenes described is a character in
himself, very much such an one as Peck
sniff in one of Dickens popular stories
He is a member of Ladies Missionary
Board, and is great distributor tracts
He is one of these sanctimonions old hyp-
ocrites Which arc met with quite often,
who spend their time in trying to find
something wrong with their neighbors in
stead of trying to do them good,
He is man of various names. BY his
wife he was called sPELTER." By those
whom lie has badgered and worried tsPel-
ter, AGAIN" By naughty boys, sold
Peter" And by the Ladies of the Board,
Mr. P-c-l-t-e-e-r" He is always getting
himself into trouble.
Two moro very prominent characters
are John and Jnseph Smith, two broth
ers who look 50 nearly alike that they
cannot be distinguished, even by their best
friends. The similar appearance of these
two men is the great secret of the whole
book. The Incl ents are many and
amusing in the highest degree. The book
will be sure to become popular for who
ever looks into it will want to read some,
and if they commence reading they will
most assuredly finish.
Mechanically speaking, the book is
gotten up in Griggs & Cos best style,
which is saying enough for any book.
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In 1849, Mr.. F. Stuart. OF Ncwburypcr

In 1849, Mr.. F. Stuart, OF Ncwburypcrt
Mass, went to San Francisco, Cal, and
embarked in business, an. was very sue
cessful till the great fire of 1852, when lie
lost nearly everything. lie came East,
called meeting of his creditors, stated
his ease and proposed his discharge. The
creditors were pleased .sish his appear
ance, and not only gave him fall dis
charge, but furnished him with new
stock OF goods. In less than six months
he was able to pay off all his oil and his
new Indebtedness. In 1858 be entered
into land speculation which absorbed
nj his business capital and crippled his
resources. He made a full statement to
his creditors, and promised if he was ever
successful he would pay up all. That
time has arrived, and last week he REMIT
"a tAs principal and interest Of bis In
debtness in gold. Such cases are rare
r thisene il mot even unparalleled.
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y1aereSs 4 MSIne.
f,ifizena af Tamn L0uHfu.


Fslsops Citizens Of Tama County:
While Iowa has opened her heart and
hand to the unfortunate in other states
ard countries, we come 70 iemlnd you
that certain portions OF our own fair state
h.ye also been visited by direful and
distressing calamity, that ir your sym
pathy for others the sufferers within our
own borders may not be forgotten.
The people of Palo Alto County, whom
we represent, have, together with those OF
adjoining counties, suffered the deyasta-
tioh of their fields by countless millions Of
grasshoppers for two years in succession.
The result is as might be expected where
the country is new and many had invested
their all in removal and settlement, de-
pending on the coming harvest, which,
alas. many OF them never realized-that
hundreds are left without adequate shell
ter. food or clothing to sustain life or
health through the seventies of cold
northern winter, such as has now settled
down upon US.
Taking an interest not only in our own
citizens, but also in the welfare Of our
state anG feeling apridc in her prosperity,
those who were able, and some who were
scarcely SO, have given their time, labor
and money, to aid and encourage our peo-
pie to cling to their homes, thus far with
good success.
But feeling the burden too heavy to
bear alone and deeming it better to ask
aid within our own state, than from
others, as was done before, we now come
for assistance to our moe fortunate sister
counties, feeling confident that they will
not be deaf to our appeal.
Let farmers who have been best with
abundant ha,yests, and those who have
been successful in business, as they gath
or around their cosy firesides, and look up
on their little ones, think of those who
suffer cold and hunger, in cabins that are
but half shelter, and each, in thankful
ness for the blessings kind heaven has
granted them, render little aid to the un-
fortunate. Thus will you secure the last
ing gratitude of worthy and industrious
people, who suffer through no fault OF
their own, and help them to hold their
homes in a country which will soon with
its various lines of projected railroads, be-
come socially nearer to you, and contri-
butte to the prosperity of their sister
counties which now send them aid.
Committees will be appointed in the
various townships and Central Com
mittee at Toledo to receive donations of
wheat, oats, corn, meal, flour, beans,
money, boots, shoes, clothing, or what
ever the people feel able to contribute.
We have been duly appointed agents for
Palo Alto county, with the approval and
endorsement of Gov Carpenter and Gen
Baker, and if further assurance that all
donations will be faithfully applied to the
aid of the destitute, were necessary, it
could be produced.
Very Respectfully,
J. l.. MARTIN & Bro.
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Last year Plymouth Church raised for
its own support and for charitable pur-
poses $4,000. This sum. large as il IS.
represents only small part Of the reve-
nue. developed by Mr.. Bcccher, AMI de-
pendent upon his continued good name.
There are = good many volumes Of his
sermons; his novel; his Star Papers; the
Christian Union, and the Life Of Christ
all are absolutely dependent spon the
persistent confidence of the Christian
public in Mr. Beecher's good name. Many
thousands Of dollars are contributed an
nuplly to charitable purposes which would
be cut of if he were to fall. For that
reason the temptation to stand by him
right or wrong, is peculiarly strong.
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General Macquarie, by ! distribution Of

General Macquarie, by distribution OF
seeds and implements. attempted to induce
the natives Of New South Wales to cult.
vate the ground. Among the packets Of
leeds were some which contained fish.
hooks; these, together with the seeds.
were given BY the Governor to the sable
monarch, King Bungarec. some time
after. the Governor inquired Of him
whether the seeds had vet come up. ''Oh,
berry well, exclaimed BuDgarec; they
al come up berry we'll, except dem fish.
h0Oks-dcm no come mp yet
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The American Newspaper Advertising
Agency Of Geo. p. Rowell & Co, New
TX is the only establishment Of the kind
in the United States which keeps itself
persistently before the people By adce, It's
ing a. newspaper. They evidently receive
their reward, for We have it from rcli-
able source that advertising orders issued
BY them for their customers have exceed
ed three thousand dollars day since the
commencement Of the year. and this Is
not rery good gear for adrerisino.
either. -
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For the convenience Of such Of our pat
rons as may desire to subscribe for The
Prairie Farmer in connection with the
CHRONICLE, we will supply the two papers
1.-THE regular price Of the former being
e2.15, including postage, and Of the latter
@2.00, il ordered together, for only t865.
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In his lecture on 'Scandalous Politics. !,
James Parton says O. England: s.Corrup-
ton! Expel from the British Parliament
every member who bought votes 70 gel
there. and there would not be Quorum
left. A quorum is forty out OF 65S. Thir.
teen were unscated for bribing. treating.
and intimidation at the last session. ii
cost FL .OO, 600 to elect the present Parlia-
ment-$5 .OOO. OOO."
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser. having been permanently cured
of that dread disease. Consumption, nv a sinpIa
remedy i anxious 10 make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure To all who desire il
be will send copy Of Ire prescription used free
OF charge. with the directions for preparin. and
using the same. which they viii find a SURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA BRONCHITIS. &c
Parties wishing the prescription will please al
dress Rev E. A. WILSON
5em6 f9f Penn St. Niiiian.sburrh. Y y.
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THE CELEBRATED SPECIALIST
DR.. Nc AFFEE.

PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT So PERRY
STREET thew No 3l1.) Davenport, Iowa. where
he has been for the past fonr years.
The DIR. has practiced medicine twenty years.
and is regular Graduate of British and American
Institutes
CONSULTATION FREE.
LADIES can find proper treatment for diseases
peculiar to their sex.
All special Diseases Of You're AND MIDDLE
AGED MEN. arising from errors of youth or excess
es Of manhood. and Chronic Complaints Of the
Kidneys. Liver Heart. Lungs. Bronchial Tubes
and head have been made speciality for over
10 years and treated with entire success.
The Dr. does not pretend like all others to
cure cases that are ont of the reach of medicine.
or the skill of man All he asks is. that you will
lay the case plainly before him. either personally
or by letter; and. il in his judgment he cannot
cure yon. he will frankly tell Won
No charge {only actual cost OF medicine) until
permanently cured.
For further particulars and information see cir
culars.
No matter how many hav. treated you. If not
cured. consult the DR.. He will tell you all about
yonr comulaiut
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Il Nervous Debility. Premature Decay and ali
the effects of youthful indiscretion will for the
sake of suffering humanity. send free To all who
need it, the recipe and direction for maxim, the
simple remedy bv hch he was cured Sufferers
wishing 10 profit BIZ the advertiser exeren3s rsn
do SO by addressing i'll perfect confidence
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