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Stocking Our Streams with
Food Fishes.

Noticing the interest Hon. Joseph o.
Fowler had taken in the stocking OF
Cumberland and Tennessee rivers with
h.h, we addressed a letter to him, re.
uuc-tiug his interest in behalf of our own
Duck river His letter is full of general
Interest. aud is 50 well calculated to eX-
cite further attention on the part of our
people to this important subject of fish
cIlurr. ii al We take the liberty of pub
l.shipg IT,, and trust he will pardon us for
so dong Mr.. Fowler, when he repre-.
scented Tennessee in the United States
he tool, against the impeachment of Pres
ideut johnson, and against some of the
iuiuuItous reconstruction measures of
Co,.cre,s, which are still bearing legiti-
u,to nui IN some of the Southern States,
Since his return to private life, Mr.. Fow-
Ter Lasn ceased to think of the material
interests of the State, and the value OF
su,h services as he is rendering, without
desire or expectation of reward, is be-
youd computation-pr provided he succeeds
in getting up "a revival on the subject of
fish culture. The people are awakening
TO the importance OF the subject, and in
Maury County, large and magnificent
i,h p, nds are being constructed.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 18th, 1875.
4. =. HoEsLEY, Esq.-Dear Sir: Your
SAVIOR % The 9TH OF August reached me in
4 al Of
paper.
am pleased 80 iiud that you compre-
lerI aud feel the importance of this IN
.,re.,lu.. subject 1t will require but a
little effort on the part of the press to
1--WE direction to the public mind relative
10 TIM, interest, aud thereby secure legis-
lat.ou adequate for the protection and
propagation of food fishes.
The real value of water as a producer
al food is not we'll understood by the peo
ale. aud as longas the productive capacity
Of the waters are regarded as of but little
,.aIuc. no srcat interest will be taken in
fbem. IT however upon careful eXamI'
nation If the question, the public find that
an acre ct water, may with less labor
Drcdure a Greater value than an acre Of
i.p1 they assume at once an Impor
tg--a which will command attention
The legislature will provide for the care
and rr,glectiou of this important interest
under such an impression OF their value
II Is such an interest as requires legls'
7afI>. iutrrposition. The individual car
..t;cuE "a ponds and Artificial arrange
ucu,s ON Lis own lands But long water
.-ouracs must have the general care o
she State toprcveut wanton destruction
md improvidcnt use. 1t is not so much
tho vantou destruction as improvidenct
that produces the loss to the community
Those who use the fish do so without any
reference to their reproduction and the
interests ofo.hers. Il is the intelligent
grovfdenf, I-uevolent ltSe that the public
NEEDS.
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g7INE IRA CT OF LAND
s. FOR SALE CHEAP
TO THE
Farmers
OF MAURY COUNTY.
TO THE

since witnessing such an exodus Of labor
from our State, it becomes Us to bestir our
yes in getting the best and most improved
indictment of husbandry. ''Carnes" Clipper
Harrow and ClOd crushers comes in the mich
b. time. 1t is conceded by some Of the best
.arlners ofWilliamsOn and Maury Counties
that il is a success as labor saving imple-
mcut. For putting in small grain after the
ground is broke it has no equal, trash not
being in the way. There is nothing that will
choke it but wet dirt. For preparing meadows
and lawns il is unsurpassed. Bleak the ground
then this harrow will leave it in better con-
Gition han three times plOughing the same
aud. Ii is evident to every farmer that he
cam make much Of crop with half Of his
goat soil lying in clOds which can easily be
pliyerized with this harrow whether moist
or dry. Hence the necessity of using it in the
spring. I have purchased the right Of Marry
county Of A. c. Carnes and wish to sell ia m
rights. district rights, and Harrow. For parttc
liars address me at Spring Hill.
g.. CHAPMAN.
Vaughan d Barley Agts,
March 18th, If Columbia Tenn.
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NRIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

Elizabeth ]. Anderson VS.. ]. A. Turner
In this cause, it appearing by affidavit, that
the defendant. j. A. Turner, is justly in
debted to the plaintiff, and is non-resl-
dent ofthe State of Tennessee, so that The
ordinary process of law cannot be served
on him; and original attachment having
been levied on his property: 1t is there
fore Orde led that publication be made IN
the HERALD AND MAIL, newspaper pub
liShed in the town OF Columbia, tor four
consecutive weeks, commanding the said
J. a. Turner to appear before me OF some
other acting Justice of the Peace, at my Of
flee, in the 9Th civil district of said county,
on the 10Th of Sept. 1875, and make defense to
said suit against him, or it will be pro
cGeded with eTpdrte. Witness my hand and
seal. J. W. WITHERSPOON,J .P.
Mckay and Figuers, Attorneys for plf
August 5th-lS70
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MARRIAGES..
WHITE.

Samuel At. Akin to Louretta Bills.
W. II. kersey TO d. l.. Prier.
COL0RRD.
Thomas Christrian to Emma BlRkely.
John FrierEon to Melissa FOrgey.
Joe Moore to Victoria Evaline Scribncr.
Benz. stuart to Martha Watkins.
Windti ED SOutball to Sallie Webb.
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Goldsmith Maid the fastest trotter
in the world, was beaten last week by Lu-I
lu.
The Mississippi River is falling at
Memphis, and the planters breathe free.
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Jacks ami .BeEsnetS
Fog Sale

l have large stock of JACKS and. Jennets
for sale, from good Common stock up to
Thorough-brcjs. J can suit anybody IN color,
size, blood or price. Address ms at santa e,
Maury county, Tennessee -.-.-,r,,,
May 7-75-ly. VI. 1OJNHEh'
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NJ. ". EMBHY, Principal.
Miss ANNIE p. E.WBRY,
Miss LAURA PEACOCK.

Boarding can be had n GOOD families rear
and Sabbath school privileges every Sab
bath, in which boarding pupils viii be ex-
pected to take part. r,,D,v
July %, 1875. NJ W. EMbh1'
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fish, | have invented q cheap and simple
net or trap, which catches every kind of
scaly and cat fish at all seasons of the year,
from the smallest to the heaviest in the
river, The trap can be raised every morn
ing, and guarantee il will never fail to
catch an astonishing amount OF fish every
time it is raised, if 10 has rest % level on the
bottom during the night. For further in,
formation apply to ". W. CHERRY,
July 23-75-tf Columbia, Tenn.
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Genuine imported wines and liquors for
medical use, at the Drug Store Of J os. fowler.
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DEATHS,

In this place, Aug. 18th, LAURA VII
LIAMs, infant daughter of DR.. .. w. and Mrs,
Laura Frierson. f'..r' d
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Several dwelling houses suitable for small
families at five per month.
Aug. l3tn-tf f. W. PHILIPS.
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Jones Academy,

The fall session will begin on MONDAY,
Ai-GTST OH. IS75. Tuition for the different
classes per session Of twenty weeks;
iRnndesr,s .......... 90
Third Rcaders Primary Arithmetic. IS 90
oCmP' eUd 1P5bli iIdsGnby II 50
Algebra, Geometry, Higher Mathemat- ~ oo
Vocal and Instrumental Music on Piano
and Guitar, including use OF Instru- o., M
- 'o W.
Drawing and Pdintng,%lZ W ana 30 w.
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Russell Estes hack starts for Primm's eve
ry Tuesday, Thursday ami Saturday. Persons
desiring to go to tho Springs can set seats by
IulV q 1874 IF
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No Bait

Buy Your school books, at Comstock {
RushtOn's
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-20

Elementary Spelling Books at 10 cents t.
our customers, COmstOck & RushtOn'S.
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200 Pairs of Boots
At greatly reduced prices, at WI Philips.
Aug. l3, 1t
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-20

Fine soaps, brushes, perfumery and tOile
articles, at the Drug store OF Jos. fowler.
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E1TagEzAqt SALE
GbfEland.
On TH1WSd0y, Sept. 10TH,
Twill offer for sale TO the highest bidder in
the town of5
CTTTLEOK.f.

And near the premises, the lands belonging
to the estate Of Alexander Johnson, dec q,
acres, as surveyed These lands contain a
number of beautiful building sites, near to to
and adjoining the town OF CuiIeoka and will
e6ase ser s. and the right is reserved Of reseiine
in different sized lots, or as, whole. A
credit Of one and two years Will be gwen, notes
proved security will be required, and lien
retained.
Persons wishing can purchase. privately, be-
be seen, and further particulars obtained, by
applying to the undersigned. The sale is made
under decree OF the Hon. Chanccry court OF
Many Comfy. and for distribution among
the legatees. w II. " Ines
Specill commissioner.
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Blue Store. for Dry Goods.

Mrs. G. H VOORHEES, will open a school for
boys, at her residence-The Kelly House
Aug. 3tSt. 1S16.
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CT JaICt
A residence on Garden Street, nearly op-
pOsite Mrs. Martins. Terms reasonable.
July Soft. MRS. y. J . BYNUM.
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Everything for sale at Comstook Il Rush
TONS
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Pure Drugs and Chemicals, at the Drug
Store of Jos. fowler. Aug. ct.
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a SCHOOL For. BOYS

VIII be opened by Il. i. EDM lSrON
Irniyer,jtv OF Va ou Monday, August &i
ISIS in Capt. Aydclotts scho@t-hg.ra
south Columbia. Terms: fTlG@fy hH-i.-,t
CLASSICS, s3O-psyable quarterly. Incideut"'
fee, 81. 5"'S -'--'
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Business Notices.
Blue Store.

ANo. piano for rent. Apply at this Office
aug6-tf.
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CoLU MBIA
FbNAIE INSTITUTE ,
COLUMBIA, XAvsY COUNTY, Tenn.

RIGHT REV. c. T. QUINTARD,
ID. D., $. T. D., L. L. D.,
Lecturer on History and Moral Philosophy.
REV. GEO. BECKETT, S. r. D., RECTOR,
Physical Sciences and Ancient Languages.
Mrs. MARY N. MARTIN, PRINCIPAL,
ElOcutiOn, Bellies Letters, &c.
Mrs. G EO. BECKETT, VICE PRINCIPAL.
Mrs. EMMA V. BRISTOW,
Mathematics.
Miss MARY P. BAIRD,
Preparatory Department.
MADAME l.. ESTEVE,
Directress of Music.
Miss BELLE HOLMES,
French and Music.
MISS LAURA L. NORWOOD,
Drawing and Painting
The next session will begin Cd. W NJ :
day, September 9th, 1873,
For Circulars, address,
GEORGE BECKETT,
July 2-2m Columbia, Tenn.
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Blue Store the cheapest ouso in the city
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Blue Store, for Groceries.
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INGLESIDE ACADEMY.

MRS. S. r. MACK, WILL OPEN II Err
struction thorough in every branch. Tuiti on
in he English Studies from $3.50 to US per
session. IncidCntals 81. Languages and
Mnsic at the former reasonable prices. Fer
Catalogue ana Admission, apply to MISS.
B. MACK. Principal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-22

"Shc vas ypupg, ste uas fair, sad
she frizzled ber hair, ard she in<,<ed
up into MA fsee with su arch smile
~Eaca plainly saii, ID ii II you
1ase HE va young, he was
7.>@t., 2s.s \, nrssld certainly seem"
sa2s - el,gd mr. read English, for
there ae stG<y1 ike statute while
that sueet mouth, those bright eyes
and tha, bewitching head flashed
around within ak inches Of his Sun
day vest. But the was eqaa! for the
occasion, and il reply TO saucy re-
mark on his part, she sprang up with
mock ferocity, and catching him by
both ears, she pulled his face down
to hers, and the way she rubbed their
noses was a caution, until in sheer
elf-defense he had to do it. He
took her in his arms and planted q
kiss as big as your right hand on her
mouth, and she slapped him (lightly)
and said, 90 you mean fellow" OF
course he was, or he would have
taken the hint sooner All of which
is a somewhat liberal translation Of a
tableau performed in an upper window
Of Woods Hotel for the benefit OF
the public during the celebration OF
last week.--iO,ru Foils Sentinel.
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A Champion Obituary ResOlu.
tlOn.

The champion obituary resolution is
the following on Penningtonville PA J
man, which was ordered printed in the
county newspaper
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God. in his ali wise Providence, TO re-
move by death from our midst Brother
Lewis A. Clsrkson, trustee, a steward,
and superintendent of Zion A. NJ. T..
Church and Sunday School, In the forty.
fourth year of his age On Sunday
afternoon. May 5, 1875, after be had
closed the school and started for home.
John Miller ran out Of his house with a
double. barreled gun In his hand, crossed
the graveyard, and, when Brother Clark
sen was about fifty yards from the
church, he-Miller-shot Clarkson IN
the legs, from the effects of which he
fell to sleep in Christ, May IL, about on
O'Clock. And, in whose demise we
greatly deplore, but submit TO the dispo.
sition Of Providence, who doeth all
things we'll
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Original Notice.

Joseph -toufnr, Plaintiff, Circuit Court %
-. Cedar county la,
John A. corn-tock Aug. Term, f--5
Charity GoInstock,
To John A. Comstock, charity Comstock
Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there is now
on lie in the office of the CiCfk Of the Cir.
cuit Court, In and for said county OF cedar,
in the State 81 Iowa, petition Of Joseph
stouier, plaintiff. claiming the correction
OF deed by you made TO MIN. March iltn.
l-67, in which q certain 20 r. acres OF land In
section ~, township -. range west, Is de-
scribed as being In the southeast quarter.
Instead OF III the southwest quarter OF said
section and asking that you ne barred from
having II claiming any Interest in til. said
20 y acres in southwest quarter Of sectton
8 afort said,
Now uniers you appear 70 said petition
and defend thereto AT or before noon Of the
second day - the next term OF said Court
70 bs begun and held At Upton, In said
county, n the sd day OF August, 1875, a de-
fat II will be entered against you and judg-
ment rendered thereon in accordance with
the prayer NJ said petition.
gswi PiATT 4 CARR. Attys.
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srce, founded On proof lAA& Ao HATH S4A aS4pS
from il use ii any quantity.
Tfst vhtrh protects from or prevents this dls.
order must De Of Imnsrass service ia The eoiu-
muutties where il prevails. Frrrtvfa0q y psttef
~ mus rfln in violent attacks of this baAfu dis
ternper This CURE expels tue miAsInatie
poison of FEVER AND A6GE nom the sy-tein,
and prevents the Development o. me nie.a7., u
taken on the first approach 81 ne pTeinnnitor!
eyrnuiorns IL l. not only the beet remedy ever
vet discovered for this class OF complaints, our
also the cheapest. The large quantity we sup.
ufv for a collar brings II WITHIN the fraca VI
frarvhoav: and Ia bilious districts, where
FEVER AsD AGTE prevails, everybody should
have IT, and use il freely, both for cure ana pro'
tecaon 1t i hoped this price VIII place / Wisht I'M
the reach Of ail the poor a well as The men.
A great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy anu certain
cure Of Intennittents Il, that u contains no Qua'
nine or mineral; consequently u produces ne
auinIsn or other Injurious effects whatever upon
the constitution. Those cured by u are ieIA "
healthy a. If they had never had the disease
Fever and Azue 4 not alone the eohseqhFh. e
of the mia smatie poA0n. A great variety o. Ill
orders arise from its Irritation, among Hhs6h
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, 1ont Headash Y.
Blindness, Toothseha, Earaene, tatarIhl tn
ma Plantation. Painful Affection Of the spleen
Hvsterics, Pain In the Bowels, Cole, Paralysis
ana derangement of the stomach, all Of which
when originating in this cause, put on the III
tarrnittent type or become periodical. This
aCrRE expeIs the poison from the blood ana
consequently cures them all alike. IL i an N
valuable protection to Immigrant ana peIsSh7
travelling or temporarily resifibg n W. man
rious districts. If taken occasionally or daiig
yhilp eyposed TO the infection, that VIII be eN
GREETED from the system, and cannot acrnmulate
In sufficient quantity to ripsn lhto di-eteF
up-en !. ia even more valuable for protection
thar cure: and few viii ever suffer nom Inter
nitteuts IL they aTaii themselves Of the tF@tTa
ton this remedy affords.
For Lirer Complaints, arising from torls.'
ity Of The Liver il is an excellent remedy, stan
MATING the Liver into healthy ACTIVITY, ana pro-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-22

4. :sa .ssiiso.. 81 ;ac Prince 6.
Wales visit TO Asia Is TO impress the
Eastern posentat@s, il is necessary
fur him to 20 with good deal OF
splendo. and splendor is somewhat
costly. s.lo,Ooo is the sum il is
proposed 10 spend on his ponp ard
Circumstance, and some N. p quite
naturally regard this as extrassgsni.
Bu, If the Prince can enntrise TO
keep the peace for a few years m
Asia sni cement the allegiance q
bis future Indian subjects, be vii
save rhe nation a good deal more than
three quarters Of million. seems
. III, II late in the ~-id's bsssnt, To-
q ROYAL progress OF this Kind: but i
is in siz, nas in Europe or America.
and IN Asia these things must be
done hend.omeiy OF not st al. Tue
Prince il not gong for pleasure. but
IN whai i really . very important
and very delicate mission.
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T. - rasu1 a.F concern.
Faa Er.Ys1as - t.h4sa~ sooHtatsS ~ ~ sEs =
i xars satss ssarssl ~ ~ = p@4aE DFa@ tsfa-
4 --s resa ssrs 4 X 80 xrsssGhsS%E @F4sfs&E -
Ger E4es ~ r4ngs psss ~ *1fs Fl II g.
~ - Elahs<.f ess.sEy stH ssH9 thence tofin
$50 sax ~ rr>s< sssrseS hgftH Hfty-
e.1@ 14g - s 81 rGss. IHEnce south
sszass2 s*ax :. &@g vet - sfp6s, thence north
= fs,ss &sst s-s IA mating Al the Jones coun-
- glns s&s tRFkssssd in f4yOI OF the yacatto
tasrs<ys, A34 50 ~! Estl ions thereto or claims
for damages suu@t De flied in the andtttf =
of.ses on or tssfore noon Of the 3l.t day Of
July. a. Il, IN :, or such highway viii be va
~ TED without reference thereto.
HoREAt' CARROLL. Go Auditor.
Jane 18th. t~-l 2Jwi
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A little zephyr struck Floyd eoun-
,y the other day, and nearly turned
/, upside down. 1t blew John Bar
news house over. with Mrs. Barney
and The three children in il. rolled il
over three times, iamned II azsn.s'
a tree and tore it to pieces. and the
inmates were only bruised. As a
postscript TO all this we would saF
thsr Mrs. Barney, who is somewhat
deaf never d-sisted from her knit
ting all that time, and when the final
crash came only looked up and sad /:
-Come in: don't knock. -Bstrkt'tg-
tar H1rkeys.
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has this day been appointed by the
Circuit Court Of Cedar County, Iowa, Ad-
ministrator ri the estate Of syivanus &.
claims against said estate are hereby motif
fed 10 file them with the CLERK Of said
Court. clearly stated and duIy sworn to.
and persons owing said estate are notified
u make Immediate payment to the under
signed.
Dated al Upton, Iowa, this 18th day Of
June, A. ID. 1873.
HENRY :. MoRGRIDoE. Admir-.
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Those who have been dealing with
the Grange Agencies this year are
better pleased than heretofore. The
system is becoming better organized,
the agents understand their business
better, and they have more freedom
and better prices from manufactures.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-22

Having frequently appealed to lis
fatier to buy him lack knife. aud
receiving tor final answer: IF YOU
speak / fne again on that subject I'll
Whale ya- he went straightway TO
his nrath r. CRYING a. If his heart
womb 'r"k and said, Il cant never
be god / ke George Washington.
with snnh a da! as I've got"
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Original Notice

y. o. 'l.pre, piaintiG,
- Circuit court Of
u =. '",", Ha3ia ole. tt'".tlt Eou8ty Ia .
waite ..HaypS Thomp 4uag.i t.Yrn l.s5
s"u Anatc,hN defep
r. th@ a3pye A.ncdreseusfan,.
fpti sire hereby not lsa that tErre il nov
on ~ 10 ne once ri the Clerk II the cir
cult Ipart. In and for the county II cedar
!. The ttatr ~ Iowa, It peltt30n Of VI;
i~5fe, p'alnilH, claiming 81 yu4 eiZht han
dfsd ara iprty dollar, with zen per cent Iu.
tsfesl thereon from August Zist, Is7I az dine
IN pf3tni-pfy note III abe by -. .. Cole AL
- - fpr.c ipr" A mortgage Of even date the 8
yin, lVen ~ sFcure the same On TX fe,i on
tue east part II i1i I. block IL Clarence No
person e! claim IL abe against any az fbs
defendants e@cept -. g. Cole
10y, ua!@As ypn appear t. said petition
ana defend tusfstO at pr before noon OF the
second day Hr the ~ t term Of aaId Corn g..
ge ~ fan ana held at Upton. In -.id coun-
y or. on th" ~ gag ~ August, 1916 a default
VIII 3% Suffered az inst y0u and Ju6nm.nI
f1hf.Ff th-febn In accordance with the
prayer "fsaid petition.
PtATr h CARR,
|N' ATTY for PiainiiS
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She tried % sis down in the street
car, but was pinned back Sd tight
she couldn't Old lady peeped over
her specs and asked her: Allow l.ng
have you been afflicted that wsy:s
The Young lady blushed, ard made
"a br-ak." sitting down sideways.
sni holding her knees together 20
tight rha, she looked a. If she tad On
a one-legged pair Of breeches. oil
lady not ced her sitting in this side
wise, cramnei position, and vhis-
percd: "Bile, ! s'pose: l've bad
EN- myself.
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DIR. G, A. BOHANNAN

1ai.s All !, fhdte bIstasts without the USE of
mercury. CHARGES reasonable. Guarantees to
cure all fnrtis OF ''spermAtorrhca, T.. or ..sein-
mlnal Neakness' In from z To weeks Time
once No. 6l0 North Finh Street, htt, WASH.
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Public Sale!
GAO Acres Of Land in Ply
mouth County,

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VIM. Il fulfill, Trustee, William Elliott
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state OF Iowa. Cedar county. -:
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the above recited cause. ri the May term.
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public auction. at the Court House door, In
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