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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

.Wi.ls Awake" II The title Of new
nasssins ~ girls md boys. II = true
% name. thoroughly wide awake In it,
astislss, illustrations. typography, prcss
work ~ fact from IL title page 10 the
las. page u tho sover. Ito publishers
ara D. i.othrop K Co.. - 4 ~ Corn.
bill. boston, and how thcy can afford
. good thing 1t $500 : ycar l. she
ny..cry. Il II edited BY Ella Fa,man
wAo sssws 10 10 mistress Vi tho pro.
fession.
Oliver Optic II the ti,le Of an other
Boston msgasiue Cor boys and girls.
sha, ean " iwrodGed 10 say family
without lsar d moral poison. The July
numtsr commences its eighteenth vol.
u,as. Il u elegantly printed and en-
bclliahcd with magnificent illustrations
end Gusts only $500 ! year.
pstssson's Journal u Popular Int.
STATURE for July ID II hand with Ia
usxal sxesllsns table Of contents. The
Publishers furnish II A. $3.50 y year.
u b Published At Philadelphia, BY II.
Peterson \ 90.
Pstcrs' Ilousshold Melodies for July
have come 10 hand filled with possy
dished up In 6tsing song.
u. Nicholas for July appears prompt.
y, allsd with the choicest shiAgs nv.
IN out from tho pen Of Miss Dodge
This l. one d the really good maya.
slnes for Doya and Girls. and b Issued
from che same oissc. Of Seribnsr's Msgs.
sine In Now York. another Of tho
thing, VI mD,leln limss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25
& II. a. Il. j. McOOR MICK

Tho Rev. Olympia brown. who II
The pastor " 4 church " bridgeport
Conn. has husband and you would
naturally suppose that bis name II
Brown. but II isn't; Or if II u brown,
b. II afraid 70 NY -. and calls himself
Willis Whom Sister brown and BRO.
Willis got u tho gates u Paradise and
attempt ~ 70 In ~ wife and husband
Il v 10 DO feared that Il VIII tako moro
time Tor them 10 explain things - Tie
satisfaction ~ 81 l'eics than the hurry
u business will re,mi, him y grant.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25
kAtssMAs, kAtsssas In, TexAs.
lime Aah. INA

Il. II. Il 1. / MeCssm,rk. Chicago.
psAa sisss--l tstehas~d, ! sAass
time Mnre. enc " yeNs "Met'smsek
nasss4s%fs = and believed. ~ the time
VI the purchase. that II possessed ~.
santaees over m, other Reaper IN
point &c economy. have now given
Il 4 fair trial; have cut m, barley and
considerable wheat. and both are a.
heavy m | ever cav. aud am still using
is---snd !. has full, como W u my ~.
rcctatioas. | am Ming only Two m.
live Texas hofscs on the Machine, and
they pull II readily. Myself and two
young men. or buys, 10 tho work u
driving and binding. aud with the add.
i,ional help 81 = Young lady, IN either
driving or shocking, We clean the Held
- w %, ~ that | d. all the work with
my own family of four, In harvesting,
without tho trouble aud expense d
hiriag hands
Tho machine locs its work we'll: and
In punt of economy | consider u ~.
pcrior 10 any other Machine. Hut
insis. on Il. that II Is wrongly named
IL should be called The wo,nan's friend;
fur. instcad Of having field full u
hands for my wife TO cook f.r, land ne
10 pay We clean the field with my own
family VI fur.
Very respectfully.
j. II. MARVEL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25
.yNEKlEE"N MILE.
THE STATE or lOMA.t
Howard Uounlv

UONNrU lOuuty,
In the Clrcuh Court u Howard Ce~nsy.
klAtr uf Iowa.
w virtue Of \ special Execatlon Issued
from ,ht Office VI thu Clerk u the Circuit
Court Of Howard tnunty, ksAle u Iowa.
In favor VI Levi A. Ward and against
Mary Ann Harris md J /. Case, June
u, ls7h, aud 10 me directed, commanding
me that Of the goods, chnttela, stock Or In.
sstrrest In hhy Company, debts due, proper.
IL In the hnMdr u third psrsons, lands nnd
tsnemeMts (which nru not exempt by law
from sxrcution) " the said Mary Ann liar.
iim make or causs u bs made The sum OF
three hundred mud siAty.two d0tlMrs and
fifty-n cents with lnlercst alld CUss, |
eised uphn thu following dcscrlbcd Neal
Estate, lying sna being aituatsd IN the
County VI Howard, and State VI lows,
namely
The south wrss quarter n section Altesp
In township ninety nine north 81 range
fourteen ~est of the bth r. NJ.
And herehy give public notice that !
shall oner for snle ri public outcry, NJ tho
'ourt house door III crcsro, county Of
Howard aud Stnie of Iowa. on
Saturday, Ju0y 14th 1879
between the hours Of q o'clock, 4. n, and
4 o'clock. n. ~. Of said day, sale 10 com.
mcncs ~ the hour Of n o'clock. a. n, Of
said day anil will sell % the highest and
best bidder therefor III aAsh. the shove d..
scribcd properly, o. Sufficient thereof q
satisfy The above debt. With iAteTssl and
cost,
Dated this 7ard day n June 1878.
D. n ACk EkBON,
sheriff Of Howard ceuaty, Iowa
ah.e Printers tes ~ ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

ExsLAisEp The Hon, Judge
Musduck ssssrts that tho state 81 Iowa
y gradually getting UP On edge; stand
Inc Up - that the ssn viii shine on
both sides Of Il you know. This con.
asns our supicions daring tho var
Every little while some one. who hsd,
- fss - language could Do 70, mani
Tested ) desire 70 70 south snd make
meal u rebel Hood. would drop On
end whom next heard from would bo In
Canada. Yes. ycs. Judge. however
iasrsdsloas others nay b. ~ believe,
because such things can only b ~.
planned N shs theory shst The state
ssts sp sdgsviss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

The Milwaukee Sentinel: No
ssasonahls man could object 10 thu
people Of Memphis decorating the
graves d ths Confederate dead with
any ceremonies that seemed proper;
bit W can not quite sympashise with
he taste of those ~ Federal soldiers
Who chose 70 Join In The affair in co,n-
pany with The guerrilla Forrest and the
msrdsrer Pillow" Did you over. The
nurdsrsr Pillow. Why, b. never hurt
asybedy, oven N bslsls.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25
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~ salsss..N NE sss~~sA&~. /


~ 80 ~ s#s# In. go
~ Asss wsA - 800 ~ seA shes -
sA4s
W. Asss Il Ama aWse - ess Tssvnas
II 49, Meth snA NrFa ,h~ s~ssst A~a
s~,s++sa.as4A s~~ess4 a ~ ~.shsnss
VI sAs A.lA VI ah4 State IN 1ss~s.
Agasna ~ r~sasaHea ssT~&sst~ "A ~
Representatives "A tstss NAssrsssnr
As# Alne sHTtsa ii FalT w that rssss
w. ssssiis "A ihu ~sksur a ~
nsfsras.a saI AAsah~* is me seash.
sfn harvest NV. Iasls tusasAsa thv tsr
hiruT. In shrts esssiieN&e ssrt~s~p.l IA
W W shs ~aslses Part \ sAs s<Assa'
AhheHgA ~ e~nm~need eat ssAss. in
mai s<sta~n Ats w th* s~AssA, and
hsA W. rs~ssua. stseMrs In t,Ar !
trade there ~ several ,eafs. ~ have
nade lssges tales than any rsh~s M,
rhine represented there We give h..
Inv iv~ t~essmeAisls ifesM rMs,iw ~.
sae .as Machines thu year
4. n X 4. 4 MCCORMICK.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

A. the centennial Of Tho baltic Of
Duaker liill man Vas found who
thought Gen. Warren wss drunk.
Jsns ~, i775. Only shink, u such
things are 70 b revived what Way b
ssid u Grant % ths centennial u his
bslllss - l'isssbsrg Landing. nd Dsl.
meat ~ instance.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

The Republic, published u Wash
ingion y q, - 81 year IAN sxcssd.
Ing ~ able po'io icsl, but The pssslstsn.
cywith which II hes avoided sll slluslou
% The excessive jobbssy u The wash
ingson rings IN psvsmsnts. sandstone,
and revenue frauds reaching almost
~ ~ In 10 the millions - Twssd's did
into ths hundreds u thossaad ~
shaken mr. eonadsses IN 10 psliAleal
Independence aad integrity. TN has
sors Interest IL jobbssy than N ths
success and ruvi6easion u ~ party \
will i'er~ist IN ~ rrsscns cossss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25
Pump RY,a,rm q

Firmly believing ,hst w understand lhc
Pump business. ~ would say. that 40 arr
prepared 10 do Repairing ~ we'll Or better
than can bc ,lenr elsewhere and ii mc,ler-
ate prices.
Nk@r anil Nfic~ On ElM Street, North III
TINA Otlice. crcsco. leWA. cstf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25
DakckEkRtpus, Dallas Co., Texas.
MAY n.l,l. MA

DskckrkRipus, Dallas Co., Texas. !
May I'D, 1874.
MessrS. &. n 4 J., j. Mccormick.
Chicago.
GESrs:-.l purchased Harvester Of
your Agent III Dallas. and cut ~ acres
with il. II docs splendid work. lave
cut heavy green wheat. and the work
~ perfect. Elevation IL Ms good ~ can
be, and two binders dil tho binding
easily. Draft IL light for two snall
mules. Very truly yours, Nc,.
j. y, STRATrUN.
u. y. STRAT1ON.
We did tho binding on Mr Stratton's
machine with ease, and fully endorse
,hv above.
Il. IL. MASSuN,
i. Il. MASON.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25
CMlcAue. July 10th, le75

n, T. Grattan. Erl.. Austin, Mimi.
l,DAK Sik:.-.Wc have received from
you list 81 objections against OUT
Harvester, gotten W by : Marsh con.
csrn, with request IN pencil on Tho
back 10 have NJ answer made up and
sent you Wo had already sccn tho
ss,nc thing and dbl not. nor do wc yet,
think Il worth answering. Tho success,
" our machines In Texas and South.
ern Illinois in sufficient answer 10
their objections. which Aro I'll trivial.
W. suppose b. this line you have 70.
ccived our Texas Circular. W. will
soon have another from Southern II.
linois. Nr. Bnkcr nav 4 number II
our llarvcssers work In Texas aud Nays
they did splcndidly. Tine d Wiley i
subs in Southern Illinois had y field
trial with tho Marsh and beat Thorn
bally..-sold nix machines on the
ground. VIII send you ncws - fast ~
We get Il.
Yours truly,
r. n A. I. 4 Manor MICK
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25
Ma, Old, 1873.

May DID, 1910.
q. II. K l.. j. Mccormick, Chicago
DxAN SiRs:-.-l hereby certify that
| have hound on the Mccormack llar.
ycster, ding my share Of tho work
with comfort aud ease. and greatly
prefer doing tho wo,k on tho Harvester
than after any Self take " propper
nm yours. &e.,
W. j. WAtNSCUT.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25
DnEeKESRinak. pallus Co.. Texas. !
May 2oth. lN15.

DnKeKESRipak. nallus Co.. Texas, /
May 2o.h. IN1h. !
Mesxrs Z. IL. 4 l.. j. Mccormick,
Chicago.
0sNrs;..I take pleasure In testify.
ing That tho Harvester which bought
Of your Agent. Mr., r. u. Snodgrnas.
II Dallas. Mar given full aud entire rat.
isiaction IN c,ury respect. saving every
particle VI grain aud delivering Il 70
the binders IN perfect ordcr, who IL
their work aud keep up with case, and
would prefer binding their half on the
Harvester than 10 mako ono Of Hyo Of
nix hands after any Self-lsake or Drop
per. Any ono who wants = machine
that will save tho grain perfectly aud
with case, will do vol 10 buy thc Nc.
cormick Harvester. Il far exceeds
any Harvester that | have tried. Last
year ! had my grain cut with ths
Marsh, anh. on examining both M.
chimes. | nm fully satisfied with my
choice. ioArs truly,
j, n. WAlNSCOT,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

IlM ~ FELLOWS.
PHYSICIAN Arm Ark0EON.
KiessiitE vioA.e Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25
TANNING MILLS,

Thu genuine A, r. nlckEy Tanning NH,
- we'll and iascrnhly kne~a throughout
the country arc sold ty NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-02-24
POLITICAL.

There is a great deal of liberal consultation 60
ing on at Washington. Though nobody know
what it is about, the impotence Of the people
doesn't seem to be of the consuming sort.
The Wickham.Tllden row draws in nearly al
the the New York democratic papers on one side
or the other 1t gives rise to the query "Wha
did the democracy mean by Home Rule any
wayi"
The republicans having won a sweeping victory
in Syracuse, the Standard of that city says: "Al
this comes from harmony and good nominations
and from the instructive experience which always
accompanies democratic administration. There is
no cure for democracy like democracy. 1t is won
dcrfully homeopathic, medically considered. If
from any freak the people take democracy, they
do not repeat the Dose"
There is no longer any room for doubt that the
chief obstacle in the way Of peaceful ADJUSTING ut
of the Louisiana troubles, without further active
intervention of the national authorities lies in the
personal ambition and political obstnacy of the
extreme democrats of that State. How far they
are sustained in their course by the democratic
leaders in Washington We do not know, but it is
clear that the latter are making effort to bring
about an arrangement, or it would be accomp-
lshed. This is fact which ought not to be for
gotten when the matter comes again before the
people, as probably it must.-Ne'o York Times.
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Magnetic Physician and Healer of Diseases by the
laying on Of hands, has taken rooms at Mis-.
Scruton's, near the Episcopal church State ST.,
where he will attend to calls between the hours OF
Q aud II A. NJ, and and P. NJ. His success
as healer Of disease has bcenguaranteed by sew
eral cases in this city. He has also clairyoyant
power, but not 70 be used to crafty worldly culi-
osity. Business and Professional men, whose
brain forces have been ovcrtaxcd by severe men
tai labor, will find great relief from this treat
ment This treatment also prevents paralysis, by
restoring the nervous system to its usual tone
Parents who have weak and sckly children viii
do well to consult the Doctor. Nervous prostra
tration, Constipation and Suppression attract
i've powers Of disease and no one is safe who is
thus troubled, from the prevailing contagious dis
eases.
l57Take warning and do something in time.
Terms for treatment at office, 81 at home OF
patient, $500. Consultation free. ian2O-fu
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Mr.. Tinkham on Military Affairs.

In The HOUSE, on Monday. Mr.. Iinkham OF An
son, made the following remarks in reference
to the Militia.
Mr.. SPEAKER 1T has been said upon the floor
of this House that need a strong militia in this
State to suppress mobs and for the safety of the
State. Now, Mr.. Speaker, would inquire if the
militia of this State was ever called out to suppress
mobs think not. Sir, have had the honor of
holding military commissions in this State twelve
years, and when the late rebellion broke out be-
came satisfied that all our time and money spent
in military matters was lost, as our soldiers were
drilled under different tactics; and contend, sir,
that there is no need of single military company
in this State In answer to the gentleman from
Hallowel will say that l can ia Ike military
company and drill them in one week so that they
will understand every manoeuvre in the book OF
tactics
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ment; we ask only to be allowed to minister tc
those who intelligently crave orr help, and We
are denied. Whose is the swords point'
The gentlemans facts concerning the expert
ments elsewhere, are very wide ofthe mark but
viii not stop to controvert them, because, i
true, they only prove the same intolerance on thu
part of the old school which is the cause Of al
difficulty. 1t is the determination to regard III
everywhere as medicalpariahs, as outcasts, as pub
licans and sinners, on the part Of our pharisaca
brethren, which moves them to refuse the bount,
of the State, and even as they said privately, shu
up the institution, rather than yield us the small
est recognition, as possessing common aim, ant
pursuing common service to humanity. 1ht
lamb is willing to lie down with the wolf, but :ht
wolf is afraid the lamb will eat him up
But now let us inquire, why didnot our honor
able friends find out sooner about the fire brands
the gunpowder and the sword points When the
great hospital fairwas in progress in Portland, Al
was conceded by all that some Of the noblest de-
votion to the work was shown by faithful adher-
ents Of homeopathy, and that one-half the pro-
ceeds of That fair were due to the efforts Of those
noble ladies. Why did not our medical friend,
whisper to the Speaker then "These things can
not mix; oil and water would be more congenia
gunpowder and fire more friendly, than will this
homeopathic money in an allopathic hospital
We were working and giving, all over the State
for humanity, for great public charity, and had
distinct and authoritative pledges that We should
have the privilege of giving also our services
that we should have ward in that hospital, where
we could also minister to the poor.
Why did they not tell us then 1--WE are al
swords point :" Why did they not tell US ther
"when two thousand able and representative mer
petition to fulfil our obligations, we will trca
them with the silence Of contempt
But they say, now build hospital of your owl
and we win help you. How do we know VII
pledges broken once be kept when made
again And why burden the people, or any city
or the State with the weight of erecting another
hospital, with all its sppurenances, when one i:
already on the way toward completion, large
enough for all, and which our money and oul
taxes have helped provide
This then has the honorable gentleman accom-
plished. BY the magic Of his voice he has put Il:
in the place of factous opposition, when we only
ASK tnat winch Is TedsOuduie, laii, anu iiSut' -
the spell of his presence upon the floor OF tn
House, and the expression of his personal reques
he has controverted, for the time, the will Of TIL
PEOPLE. For the first time in two years tn
King has descended from his high estate, an
hidden the sea go back, and the tide be stayeo
But will it stay? We shall sec.
JAMES 3. BELL, NJ. d.
Aupusta Feb, ODD,
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.yEW PUBLICATIONS..

The March number of Harpers Monthly opens
with an illustrated article descriptive of "The
Isle Of Man" The other illustrated articles are
"Carcature in the Middle Ages" "Remans OF
the Lost Empires" "Mont st. Michel" "The
First Century of the Republic" 1.-THE Last Jour
mails of David Livingstone" The Grape of the
Camp" also miss Angel are continued, and
Dewitt Clinton as a Politician" is concluded
The remaining prose articles are "a Woman's
Choice" and "Magass the Outlaw of the Carpa,
thians." OF poetry there are three brief produc-
TONS "a Charming Woman" 1.-TWO Sonnets;
"a Dream" The Easy Chair opens with an arti-
Gle upon "The Significance Of Clothes" j. F.
Pierce has the magazine for sale.
The March number Of Lppincott's Magazine
is unusually attractive The first two papers,
can Escape from Siberia" and australian Scenes
and Adventures" are very interesting, full of iu-
formation, and han dsomely illustrated. The con-
Guiding chapters of"Thc Matchless One" are quite
sprightly nd.humorous. Munich as a Pest City
is clever bit of description full of facts showing
particularly the bad points Of the city. In brief
paper, among the Blousards," Mr.. Writ Skies
gives somewhat vivid picture of the lowest class
Parisians The present installment of Mr.. Black
"Three Feathers is well told and very captva
ting. Mr.. Fitzedward Hall very pleasantly de-
scnbes some early travelling experie noes in India
"Once and Again" paper by Charles Warren
Stoddard, will revive numerous pleasant recollec-
tons in the minds Of all who read it. A brei
sketch by S. Weir Mitchell on "The Scientific
Life" is full Of stirring thought, and is true and
touching tribute TO the memory of one of oul
ablest scientists. playing with Fire" by Harriet
Prescott spohord, is an interesting, tragic little
story. Mr.. 7. Adolphus Trollope describes his
"Recorectons Of the Tuscan Court under the
Grand Duke Leopold" J. Il. Lippincott 4 Co..
Publishers, us and III Market street, Phila-
delphia.
William F. Gill & Co., publish as a part OF
"Gil's Select Novels" work entitled "The Wo-
man Of Fire, the production of Adolphe Belot,
the French author. 1t is translated by James Fur
Bush. For sale by j. + Pierce, price, so cts.
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The city debt of New York is growing
at the rate of ten million dollars year, as
is shown by the late report of Controller
Green. If the national debt were increas-
ing at that rate what tremendous cutlery
would be raised by the democratic press
about republican extravagances. This
suggests the following connundrum: If
a single city under democratic rule runs
in debt yearly to the tune of ten million
dollars, how much would the nation run
in debt annually under democratic man.
agement?
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Mark Twain says the Sandwich Islanders are
generally as unettered as the other side ola tomb
The champion hog which reached the New lerR
market the other day weighed lllS pounds.
The trade in old clothes ON the streets of Berlin
has become such a nuisance that the police have
been obliged to interfere.
An English judge has recently defined "gcnte-
man" as term which "includes anybody who has
nothing to do and is outside Of the workhouse."
A careful. housewife in Altoona put an SlS Or
der and $40 greenback into the drawer of the
coffce-mll last Wednesday for safe keeping
Thursday morning the family enjoyed s2S cur
of coffee.-Miaers Journal.
At st. Stephen, N. b., on the 18th inst, two
sons of Capt. War; were drowned while on theil
way from their fathers house to that of relative
The elder about u years, fell into an air-hole il
the ice, when the brother, only 10 years old
bravely started to his rescue, but met his OWL
death in the effort
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-02-24

To THE AFFLICTED. No matter under what
form of sickness you labor, there is one great
truth you should keep III mind All disease or
iginates in an impure condition of the blood Pu-
rify that, and the disease must depart; but you
cannot purify the blood by the use Of poisonous
drugs, and exhaustive stimulants. The best
Blood Purifier ever discovered is DR.. WALKERS
famous VINEGAR BiTrERs, compounded by sim
pie herbs. feb3-+&w4w
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Special Notirfs.
Use E'en1ae'S Pain killing
MAGIC OIL

st FORKS IKE q ChOrH.'
One Bottle of this Magic Oil in family. cures
number OF persons Of Headache, Colds, Neuralgia
Toothache, Earache, Sore Eyes, CataTh, Lame
ness, &c. 1t might be more mannery il each per
son had a bottle of Renne's Magic Otter their owl
particularuse as one man said, il was in his hous'
s'one ia each room ia the house" Bat
One Bottle of Renne's Magic Oil is better than
One Bottle of Renne's Magic Oil IS better than
One Bottle of Rennes Magic oil is tterthan none
One Bottle OF Rcnne's Magic Oil is better than none
One BOTTLE of Renne's Magic Oil is better than
One Bottle ofRennes Magic Oil is better imam sone
One Bottle of Renne's Magic Oil Is better
Use Rennes Magic Oil, Men
Use Rcnne's Magic Oil, Women.
Use Rennes Magic Oil, Children.
Use Rennes Magic Oh, Invads.
Use Renne's Magic OIL, Old and Young.
Use Rennes Magic OIL in Family.
Use Rennes Magic on Journey.
1t is the best thing TO kill lice cattle and horses
and to use for Harness Calls, and Sores, Caked nd
der on cows, Horse distemper, Collie and Cramps
Try it and see. WIN. RENNE y SONS, Sole PRO
prietors, Pittsield, Mass.
Sold by f. FULLER, Druggist, Augusta Me.
sep3-f&wtI
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Group Disarsned OF tia TerrOrs.

The croupy coug h-so alarming to the ear and so
dangerous TO i1e-to which children are subject,
may ne immediately relieved by administering Il
dose of Hates Honey OF Horehouud and Tar.
When given 10 Il child that to be choking
II der the iniuc! e of .pasmodic and husky
congh, the effect l. elCctT !, &s many a mother
throat or The ling short OF the actual dsorgan.
ization O! the t uc5 and membrane, which il
viii not cure.
Pixies 4 -oth-Ache Drop I Cure in minute.
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