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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-14
WINTER ROOM ADORNMENTS,

Country people beyond all others can
make their homes beautiful at small ex-
pense, and the material for this cheap
adornment is particularly abundant at this
time of the year. There are not only liv.
ing plants in pots for the window SILL but
colored leaves, dried ferns and grasses and
skeletonized plants, out of which innumer-
able taseful objects may be made. But
amongst the cheapest and most interesting
of these room adornments in the hanging
plants, which may be suspended from hooks
and brackets, and by which the whole win
dow can be made to look like a Summer
scene in the woods, although we be in the
midst of Winter.
In the closely built cities some such win
dow gardening attempts are made, but are
generally failures. Some highly ornamen-
tai China ware, or some highly painted or
polished "rustic" basket is employed to
hold the plants, but always evidently to
the plants misery. Plants do not seem to
admire these elaborate preparations for
them. They seem to understand that they
only occupy a very inferior position in the
temple of honor, and no wonder they die.
In our country homes we find them in old
pots, shells, stumps, or anything that can
be lmprovised, and always with success
What we have here written is suggested
by Centennial experience. An exhibitor
makes use, for hanging plant purposes, the
husk of the cocoa-nut, and it is wonderful
how plants thrive in it. 1t reminds us of
what we have often read about in the Eng
lish horticultural papers, that cocoa nut
refuse is an excellent material for the growth
of plants. Everybody knows the cocoa nut;
but all do not know that this nut is enclosed
in thick spongy covering or husk-of an
inch or two in thickness. These husks are
cut across in the middle and make two
baskets, and can be easily suspended with
wire. As we have already suggested, there
is great fertiizing power in the material
and there is the basket at the same time.
The grower to whom we refer has in his
cocoa-nut baskets large numbers of droor
ing kinds of cactuses and other succulent
plants, which we seldom think to use for
room purposes, but which seem to thrive
in this way very well.
However, our purpose today is not to
speak of any one plant in particular, but
to call attention to the numberless cbeap
ways in which plants may be made to give
attraction to our Winter homes.
GerneantOaon telegram.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-14

FARM GATEs.-I would like to give YOUR
readers plan of a gate which have used
for the last twenty years; l think it the
best barn yard gate in USE The gate runs
on wheels, on board laid on the ground,
extending back as far as it runs. It moves
back between a double temporary fence.
TO make the gate, first lay down two
boards, one at the top and one at the bot.
tom. The top and bottom boards are deu-
BILE, or one on either side of braces. Now
lay on your end and brace strip, then Law
on gate boards and nail all solid together.
j.! use finch boards for bottom and 4inch
for the rest. would like to give some of
the advantages of this gate: First, it costs
very little to make one; ten cents worth of
malleable nails is all the iron used for a
gate, and any farmer can make them by
common nails. 1t is always in the right
place, not blown around by the wind when
left unfastened. If you have wild team
oil colts you can open and shut this gate
and not let go the lines No extra posts
are used; any common fence post is suffi-
Gent. It never says.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-14
Disorders of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether the
secrete too much too little wateI; whether the
be afflicted with stone gravel or with aches and pai
settled i'll the loins over the regions of the kidne,
these Pills should be taken according to the print
directions and the Ointment should be well rubbed il
the small of the back at bedtime. This treatment
give almost immediate relief when all other means hs
failed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

The weakness Of the wheat market
Is ascrioed to the doubt as to the con.
dition Of the stock gathered largely in
moist weather and exposed since to
unusual hot weather.
a Paducah mule has made several
attempts to commit suicide. Twice IL
rushed, dray and all, into the river,
ana was rescued with difficulty. 1t
WAS then unhitched, and again plunged
into the water.
"Why didn't l kill somebody %
thought a convict as he entered the
Massachusetts State prison to serve out
ten years sentence for hen.stealing,
side by side with man sentenced for
five years for causing the death Of his
wife.
Eldorado, Kansas, has belied its
name. Depositors of the bank there
have had to ask for their money at the
mouth Of six shooters, and one of
them, being met in the same style by
the president, had to shoot him.
They make 500, 900 postal cards a
day at Springfield, and are yet 3,5OO,OO0
behind orders. The number printed
last quarter was 3S,OOO,OOO, or 10, 100000
more than during the same time last
year. How about stamps aud stamped
envelopes?
DIR. G. X. Marshall, Of Vicksburg,
declined to be candidate for Com
gress for the following reasons: All
my life long | have openly and en-
opposed the election of
clergymen to political offices. The
South, as general policy, has OBJ
served this custom, not so much from
an indlsposition enlist the talents of
of the gospel in public affairs,
as from u fixed purpose, on their part,
to keep aluof from the arena of party
contests.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22

Nv We do not propose to enter into any
Var Of words on the subject OF public
schools. for we do not wish to have the
Notification of publishing the fact to
the world that there is any serious OPP
Position to education among this peo-
pie. We do not wish 1t to go abroad
Mat there are men In our midst 80 far
behind the age AZ to pander in spirit
spf demagoguery to an opposition,
which Is the result more Of an utter
ignorance of the public school system
nnd It's benefits to . community, than
anything lse. A people or city
which puts up poor mouth and
claims to be too poor to do anything
for popular education, IL fifty years be-
blind the times and will soon be
Stunned and despised for its narrow,
provincial, popular ignorance. THE
HERALD Is well satisfied that when the
people OF Dallas are made familiar
with the advantages ofpublic schools
l'hey will give them u hearty and lib
eral support; In spite of the present
l"'empest III a teapot"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22

Waxahatchie Enterprise; We spent
last Saturday in the prosperous and en-
terprising city of Dallas. While there
we called at the office Of The HERALD,
and made the acquaintan 70 Of Messrs,
Simpson and Malone, the new proprie-
tors. We found them both to be very
pleasant and agreeable gentlemen. Mr..
Simpson enjoys an eviable reputation
as a writer, and Mr. Malone is at home
when occupying the position of bust
ness manager Of a paper. We thank
the gentlemen for copy OF their
Daily" in exchange for copy of our
Tri- Weekly and hope The HERALD, under
the new management, will enjoy n long
career of usefulness. Dallas shows little
or no sign Of decap since the extension
of the Texas Pacific. Business seemed
to be brisk, and everybody in good
spirits. The many friends Of After
Taking" who used to live in this coun-
ty, will be glad to learn that he is en-
loving good health, and is prosecuting
the law-breakers OF Dallas county with
a Uim.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
HIDES AND PELrnIEs.
IUMREH.

an iELLow PINE-Boxing, fencing. seantIi,s
W per hundred; dressed boards, 81 "a psS
hundred; ceiling "a, 81; ceiling pSsr
ws%Sther6!qnsrdlng, 81 f6SS2; tiooriag, y 30 -
sr Mh iI flssE-Celling, . 2i@s2 Is; wealth.
Cfpkkss BoARDs-S4gSl 10.
press, So 5Og5 w. ~ S''' - Wy
me market is evidently active. Demand
quiet; supply ample. The amount of build
Ing going on is considerable and no falling
OF perceptible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
FNUITN ANR NIrrS.

APPLES-Are scarce; they nre quoted NJ
NG per barrel; turrXtrn choice mcaiun 81,
market dun. none in iOWu.
LMuNDS-FHr,AEora from 2S0t25c per n
BANANAS--F ON s2pi per bunch. None.
FlGS-ln layer. per pound, alc; no drum
DIGS in the market small pill boxes by the
lOU, ~ 90
LEMONS-Are advancing and are quoted
u Is D@l0 % per box. ..
URANHkS-Are scarce and quoted at 50 %
yl0 w per hundred for the Messina. No Pal
srmo or Louisiana in market.
PECANS-Are scarce, ut II Q per pound,
They are quoted in New York at lie;
AIslNS-Layer, per box, o. 5Og3 1904 co.
for Fondon IS. III -...,
VAIN uTS-Grenoble are quoted at 20c.
COCOANTTS-Are quoted at 7 0O per hun
bred.
PEA NUTS Tennessee Arm at lOSI2c per
pound.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22

supply light, market quick,
HAh@Granulatoi, hy the harrol, PFC.
HIilshed, l25Se; powdered, l2lsc: mime row!
aered, &c lower; coffee A. ll3.c;coilacC q, ls,,
No. Mar LGoI,isdla,ina,.lOci nriue, l0ac dry nlf,
NsW Orleans and Now YORK reported. ~
quiet, supply god " ""'Ae'
strength, 5a05o. N'"''' """""
APPLES-nried, Toe, for chotco. ~, ~,
prime lQc, for state Supply smooth. N' w.
o, "a r0 LIhf stock light; dcmund unol.
Z" " per dozen for chickens. "''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
WHOLESALE GROCERY MARKET

BAOoN-Clear sides, l21f@lsc; supply am
pPpf TTrER-Coming In rapidly prices de-
clining; Is cents according to grade uresh
'GGSXs6f.Es-schatier 9l7c;supply am
piTH,ANDY--sticK, "A to IL cents, according 10
grade Dallas Candy Mandatory "
UHEESE-- Western, l4@ib a., has,
CnAL OIIS-Market bare; 70 cepb In oar
rels: in cases 81 1898 w. ,,,o,..
CoFFEE-Oid good va,36@Jc:hlo cnolce
oac prime, a2cl2 common, 2l@2llc. STOCK
ample; demand fair, with an upward ten
CokN MEALs--supply good; bolted' 7oc;
unholfed. IS csnfs erbushel.
'FLOUR-Todd Mills 81 40 for the best
xxx from " to 50 u; XIX, " W; x, W ~; e'
HAMS-Fancy brands III, Aniesl, nc; on
brands from is to 10 Q; market quiet;stocH
iIReRouT-Too late In the season TO quote:
LARD--In fierce, l4l4e; Dib pals, lorc
Fairbanks q Pecks, In Tins, II O. MsrRe
\ ha,ld, SUPPLY 5itht = 70 I'LL.
MOI ASSES-st light. Fancy. Louis
iaua, zoe; choice, 600; prime, coci iair, VOC. nan
SNiTTin sacks, Liverpool, y for coarse Y
nne, q 50; Ohio Aver, In barrels rne, W 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
IA Thing OF Beausy Is 10y Forever.

"A Thing of Beauty IL u 10y Forever
u A beautiful bouquet Of rare flowers,
arranged with that exquisite taste q
woman's hand can only give, shed Its
Delicious perfumes In our sanctum yes
Ierday. 1t was from the hot house
and garden OF Mrs. A. A. Johnston,
whose taste aud culture of flowers IL
but one Of her many attractions as a
nelghbor and friend. Our grateful
hanks are offered in return for the
thoughtful and delicate complim ent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
Second Ward Tilden and Hendricks
Club.

After the adjournment Of the Demo-
pratic Convention, held last night in
the Second Ward, the Tilden and
Hendricks club OF the ward proceeded
70 permanent organization. A con-
n ltution was adopted, and the follow.
iDg permanent officers were elected !:
President, John Bookhout; Vice-Presi-
Gent, G. Z. Keller; Secretary. G. f.
Tncker; Treasurer, Mr.. Underwood.
a committee was appointed to confer
With the other clubs of the city, with
: view OF arranging for grand torch
Hight procession in honor OF Tilden
Md Hendricks. The club adjourned
70 meet next Friday night, ut the old
Masonic hall, on Houston street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22

a About two years and half ago our
cty was infested with an organized
gang Of burglars and cut throats. The
Mayor organized special police force
Of sufficient numbers to thoroughly pa
tfol the city and sweep the vagrant
md thieving element out. The devel-
opments Of tho last few days call for
the most vigorous and immediate ac-
\ Jon on the part of the authorities and
citizens. A stop must at once be put
10 the present state of affairs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
BoNHAM, August Is, 1876
To the Editor of the Herald:

To the Editor of the Herald;
The bridge on Caney, nine miles
West of this place, broke down yester-
day with the weight Of two-mule
wagon, bruising the driver at a fearful
rate, breaking the wagon and crippling
one of the mules. A suit in prospectu
for damages against the county, ] guess.
The iron front for the new Odd Eel
lows Temple has arrived, and The build
ing is rapidly approaching completion.
Thermometer up in the nineties, rem
dering ice d sodas and other stsceteras Pc
culiarly acceptable.
A difficulty occurred on the prairie
near this city yesterday, in which a
man named Philpot cut young man
named Duckworth in the hand with u
knife, iniicting an ugly and dangerous
wound Both are young men and were
hay. WI G.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
Very Sad,

And they give 'em All awful black
Eve in the First Ward.
( And they give lem "cold pizen" in
the Second Ward.
n And they give lem away badly in
De Third Ward.
Aud they put 'em under the daisies
ID the Fourth Ward, with cypress
shingle at the head and foot, on which
vas inscribed:
}"rflals sore, long they bore,
B Gone TO meet tina noble army Of martyrs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
lailg gerald.
puE DAILY HERALD.

,ugrAILY HERALD is published every
m ~ Ins, except Monday, ~ sio q year - IN
sISLIo' ,or one week single copies, cents
% cas CO.. S S;aiiy Herald liz now furnished to sub
rms ~ Nc carrier ut ~ cents per week. The
orlnS,s NJ be delivered regularly each morn
pHp't, sn early hour, 10 any part OF the city
tn! sung, Subscribers falling Ia receive
,olT'. amer nI win Oblige by reporting at this
mica
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
LIME AND CEMENT.

A. LlME-The besquality In barrels. Ia worth
cents per bushrl ''"'' ."
CEMENT - Rosendale Ia worth 81 On ma
barrel Louisville best, little kept, a 80 Der
PLAsrElt-ls worth IS 50 per barrel. TN,
supply or the above mentioned articles ia
ample; demand fair, market irm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
THE MAILS.
,,,,.I aud Departure OF Mails At Dallas POST
office.
Northern Mail.


,n, N. X. aud r. r. r., comprising wes'erh
wy nI and eastern states, New YORK ana
y, Ii'nii. mails, arrivesal b:!1 III; ueparp'
'st i,I5 IN. Pouch CLOSES "' "''
SOuthcrn mail.
,.,n.i,nns and southern Louisiana, CAL
.' ,,'S IIouston, AUSTIN, Waco, and all other
N'1,u's in southern Texas, arrives at 7;4o a
i,,unris ut S.2j p IN. Pouch closes NJ ILL.,
Eastern Mail,
.p, ~ md p. Il. r., comprising southern and
= ~ l,i H. states, Louisville Chattanooga, Mem
lnIHH"'ii iItir Rock, and Shreveport, ana AL
l, ,g,,rn Texas, arrives daily al 1000 III; ue-
uarlS daily ut 6;l6 p IN, Ponch closes NJ D
"' western Mail,
,.,, Mort worth, Cleburnc, Granbury,
n \ Y;uUa,brrford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jncksbor0
|" WI u'.Itrrn posts, arrives at iW p III: de.
pnrts ut 500 m
P''' w Cedar Hill Mail.
r,,or nm. Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
!, ' noHa arrives NJ u III Wednesday and
,urdny; departs Monday and Thursday at
IA. a,n UnjI
u,,ton bolivar, Elizabothtown, BOyd's
Nil, Ie,yIsyIlie and Trinity Mills, arrives
4, ~ m. Monday, wednesday aud saturday.
u,parts at d. II. III. alternate
Grapevine Mail
riyca every Monday at l p. IN. Departs
luusiny 1T 6a. III.
Office Hours.
Delivery window, Sa. N. to b p. m; money
MAR ,yllidow, ~ III. to II m, and from p,
N Ia n, IN. Sttmps sold from ~ h'' 10 .
4 m. Letters registered only curing mohey
All unr,rns nnviug complaints against the
ofure on ANY account, Will please present the
anr, ia writing or In person, to the fo8t
hustler
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

lobACCo-ls worth from JJg75c, accord
Ing tc quality; The market is doclin,u,,
me stock is large and the demand very good
CIGARS-WOrth from ~ 2jmS w for dom,s
Tic with Havana filters. Market il dull. sun
ply ample, demand fair,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
THE GRAIN MARKET.

CORN-Texas In shuck, 40 cents; Tex
Kansas, sacked, 10 TO Is cents. Market quiet
Supply up to the demand.
WHEAT-No. z, old, none No. ), old, S59
e}c; new, SO@S5c. No demand for lower
grades. .,,,ao,
oATs-Fair TO choice, l7@2Oc; feeders, l@2c
RYE-Prlces nominal at 85c; nothing do
ing.
HAY-Texas, nom S69S per ton for new.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22

oNlONS-Old dry, u 10 per barrel None.
- ANN-NANN, ic. supply good.
POTATOES Market nbIndanIly supplied
VAN choice new. Incy are worth nom IL to
y cent pen buShri.
CAti|AGEN-- Market well supplied with
Deal production. Worth Il! % pen hu@Sheud
,Ur good.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE HERALD,
Dallas. Texas, August. Is, 1891
MONETARY.

The monetary market IL somewhat string
ent for outside business, but there IL ample
funds for legitimate business and CONNER
cial trade.
9OLD-Buying, II selling IL
SILVER-Prices nominal
There 10 but little gold or silver In market.
EXCHANGE-Comme par; bank,
uranium.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS,

Consisting of twelve ave large steamships,
one OF the best and certainly the cheapest
ain and Europe. Storage and cabin, with
railroads tickets, either way, from and to
DALLAS, or round trip tickets. good for one
year, for sale by the undersigned. Fol-, par
ina cnll at our office, No. lv9 Lamar street.
iana3dtf W. LYTE Il CO.. Agents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
W.. LYTR, Up. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FoR SALE.

Improved and unimproveh property In
farming lands In Dallas and other counties
OF Texas.
For rent-Dwellings and business houses In
the city of Dallas. Special attention paid TO
abstracting and perfecting titles and estab-
fishing land claims; also, TO the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts, by
W. +. LYTE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
Condensed Through Time Gard
To points North and East via the
Houston and Texas Central R'y


Accommodates Through Express
Leaves s'th SEQ p. \ Leaves sth 6.2b. =. y
j. WALDO, J. DURAND,
GenI Ticket Agt. Cent bupt.
New York City Freight and Ticket Once
$40 Broadway. "
Visitors 10 above cities will ind these OF.
nceB o pleasant place Of resort their Leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers win bs
found.
j. DURAND, CENT Bupt
J. WALDO. Cent Ticket Aren't.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22
pAILRoAD TIME TABLE.
..,,sI and Departure Of Trains al
DALLAS.
,io,stJS and TEXAS CENTRAL.

...,. ,..,,t,,Ih mail mn 4 OF press). 7.i5 a. m
FROM he North (mail and expreas)- $50 p. M
l. ro,n t the south, (accommodstion(li;o a. IN
s f[OIa the the North. accommodation 800 p m
Leaves. Arrives
uvnraas..,., 1909 D, m. $50 y. IN
Mail anu ~ i,nn...,.,... $40 IA. IN. lO:l5 D. IN
Accom- u'IE,reIyht,, .7:20 u. III. lOi5 n. III
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-22

.,.v Il. and +. Il. r., comprising western,
VIZ h',,,,md eastern states, New York ana
o. nv'' ioiis mails, arrives NJ b95 p N; departs
~ ~" n, Pouch closes at Il N,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-30
VE(sETINE
1smvIncs tho uDlO0d. RenOtuees
mud lnylKOsNtcs the
whole ~ sscra
liz Medical Properties arr
Alternative, Tonic, SOlv-
Ont and Diuretic.

ypnrftst IL msiie ~ tntstal fttAatie LURE N
p~4tsinils ~eslesi. lNsfAss sfats sfat heii~. All NJ
sir,Hpis concentrated. iit4tt i wtl ~. staasls sapi
tentr truth tIe ssstrtn esFfs islns 1T 6e,ffs via
Aa~ystests N Masar. Tshra,t. rNtrfvt aa.vsttta IN
saufs, 1rntfnias, Mil Rttpsns AgthHfHr ftsstssT,
tsnHtsr, faEnfasss MI M NftsHssh, end wii ,lass VI
that artss ffnH ielta.r, hla.at, sstyfffu, fafsma
fury sra fhraHss Khsumatfsta, Ntyutefa, Gsaf and
asrfsal f'ut~ ri1sHts. e.N mi, ~ etrf'1 ,iy rulo3
THROUGH ihs hfUst
var Ttet,s pnI ktaItief iltsaas, of The Skfn t'Ms
tsfss, t1Mll,t, WnfeA.s. NNis, THff, feasJhfna
uNd FlHnttasAs. WARNS l,ts never fsiish ~ .tfefi
= permanent ftltst
tef I'asss IN tAe Jiaet, kfdsss reH Iisfsia, ivtr'
~, ktMas Wsatssss, feNfatvArs. H.1slhF ttafa ~
tvtNnl ulrefNsluit, etd ntetlns disrA~#t and HvNfvu
Usk(fttn. Svasflkt Hrls hltrfiiy mpaH thr ensses NJ
ihw1e complaints, MtHylvurates and riysifd hens
The whole AyssH, Heta ufnti the s~seretive nFwsts
aliass inflammation. ent.s ulestasiea anil fsguIats
ihr i4NuIs
~ ratcryh.. fytpflffa, Uahftnal frusur,Hs,s
rsfrtfsf(aH " Ne Ntaef, HfafrcAs, ftfss, ftsssps
ssss aHd Gestra I'rrtf tatteH VI I'M ksrfsns Sg,f,M
M Medicine hrs sAef piv.i, snril teftlet stIsfsf
Tim ~ tis trsftfsss ~ rtiriirs tls hkHni. r'ssts
- MI efftlv Drg sht. fMhd iasssrtsa* Il controlling
l1wer AYR thu neftuhH ststssn4
The remarkable enra sffpetei w tAuwytsv have
lNAuesi luAuy rlaysiulans and at~AIpssssts@ ~lnN
" kAow IL prvsesih~ sra nssit w their own fAai
lbs,
~ fart. vsasrSs n ihe hrs. vmsdy 50 disrov
~rsd nv il1e nlsets dis*Ases. aNh v the aniy reliable
NOM urhsFfkk ses rlnesd hefprs iie public
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-30
CAS- Tori

tfass, stskl, babies anil ehllsira may euIuy
ssatit, aiit rWstif ~ have fsst. w tiu ~ili nss
lastnF a. hsitts. ssk.rtst as.es t%trtIina. v ni
I ssllr, ssut ~ eae h sini itiidts tsi*s faoa ,tahs
siisirs n tttsss, aiui l%tetts - sekuass,
tas.atha will Hls#ttAtiste thu ftssI, rarel sastHF,
AID Nnltsas All fi ~ III iAs, fsr twenty yfnf. III,
t1taitsf Experimental ~ his private vrseiitr 81
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