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rental OF $4,000, and Committee was appointed
to consider the further advlsablllt o. pufchas-
ing the remainder Of the expiring lie lease OF
the present proprietor. The capital STOCK OF tue
association ia fixed at $40, 600. and pending tho
permanent organization and naming OF the aseo-
citation, the following gentlemen were eleeseo
temporary officers President Z. II. Droaneao
Vice-Prcsident Charles Ray; Secretary ana
Treasurer, Sanford Kane; Executive Commtseee'
e. Fl. Brodhead. J. D. Oliver. G. M. say"ef' Z.
O. Jennings. and Frank Boyd.
SCORING.
Bertrand, years old, by Kentucky Gay, naa
been sold to G. Byers, Of Adele, la'' Tor Sz'ooo'
H. Bretsford, Of Anderson. Ind, has pur-
chased 5-year-old mare. by Nanbr1no Pa1chea'
for 1900.
R.p. Helm, Of Lake County. Ill.,. has pur-
chased = 2-vear-old red colt, by florada dain Nv
Volunteer, Of which great things ara e1pectea.
A1r. ". G. Baldwin, Of Ticonderosa, sold bus
bay mare Alice. last week, to California PaIHes,
for $1,000. Alice Was sired By Abram, og Uahlol
dam Dr.. Dixon's mare Alice is years. old. Is
hands, aud recently trotted Two tnals on tne lca
of Lake Champlaln, the first in 220, and the
sscond in 2:l6.
The Indianapolis People says flames :.
Wade obtained Judgment Of Sl,9oo lass aees
iu the Superior Court against the members ol
the late Indianapolis Trottlne Assocla1loo.
Tho defendants wanted to plead tue gambling
act but Judge Perkins rnlod that. Red Cloud
was trotting for a premium aud that such
races did not come under the head OF gambling.
Judge Perkins took o sensible view OF tho caso"
The maargers OF tho Mississippi Valley Fair
which will ba held at Singleton Park, quincy.
stakes for 4-mile-heat race, the Prize to
be y gold bowl Of the value Of So, 900. En-
franco foe $3.50, which will be added to the prize
Four to fill, and three to start Race TO oe run
under Lexington rules. The ontries for tnle
stake will close Oh the 1st Of September Al '
n. m. This will doubtless receive liberal en-
try. and cannot fau to prove the leading feasure
Of the fair.
, 1876-03-05

An Unresenerate fonth:-Ths 9, new eo7ernsss ..7
eeiTl and made blot on my copy-book used to
ery." Tommy Earnestly ''What really :"
Nav eoyerness (still more lmpreBaiyely) - Yes.
rxa1ly cry." Tommy (edn more ea1nest}y)
What "a avtul Atls dutr<s yoa must have
hean.s-Punch
, 1876-03-05

.Truth, indeed. is stranger than friction
the boy remarked After the schoolmAstet as1
rubbed him donn With rattan fog tau'0D
falaahQQd.
, 1876-03-05

attached to tho document as mombsFs of the
Club.
The business WAS all done in the Bohemian
language and STYLE. Fiery and much-spplauded
speeches were made By several persons, re-
Iatins to the coming election and the Republ-
can candidates for the Aldermanship-
Kakuska and Decker. Kakuska is Bohemian
aud Decker, US tho Secretary expressed IT, "ls
one Of those decent yankeea."
Another meeting for the transaction Of gan
cral business will DO held next Tuesday evening,
at 691 South Hal5sed street.
TUE FIFTH WARD
IL inst now greatly excited over tho question OF
nominating Aldermen. Last evening Meeting
OF tho Republicans OF the First and Fourth Pre-
cincts WAS held 1t tho ward headquarters, on the
corner Of Michigan avenue md Thirty first
street. The attendance was large, and there
were two cliques each anxious to obtain supren-
acy Of the meeting, which WAS consequently
rendered lively. One party represented the two
uesrern precincts, aud was headed by ID. H.
Hammer. 1t was allsged they ~eIe working to
secure the nomination OF Ar: Per9ins; n! Inc
other side had for ita spokesman Col. Hcaoy-
Mr.. 4. D. Ellsworth was elected Chairman, and
D. A. Strickland Secretary.
As soon Is order Was partially established Mr.
D. H. Hammer introduced q serieB OF resolutions
to the effect that the citizens OF the western POT
lion OF the ward we're entitled TO representation
IN the Council, and calling for the appointment
OF committee Of ten to nominate . candidate
for one OF the Adermanships to which the ward
was entitled, the Committee TO report 1t the
next meeting. -.
Mr, G. P. Williams moved to amend the reso-
luton to the effect chat the candidate be nomi-
uated directly BY the meeting.
The amendment Was discussed 1t some length
and tabled.
The Chairman appointed the Committee as
folloxs; E. L. Barber. c. E. Brune1. P. 4
Hui, D. II. Hammer, P. G. Dodge, Ar. Remick,
James q. Gilbert, L. ". Jansen, l1r. Holbrook
Repeated attempts were uade to break up the
meeting, but they voro unsuccessful, tho Teas-
sidau aprazensly hA1ing majority ThA- -uasst-
, 1876-03-05

ortv Of her great nina oyar that Of St. Louis The ST.
Louis nine ia weak in perhspa ono point Of its held
at least two efficient men for esch position The Chi
caeo team not any too strong, It least from posi-
very and unprotected spot L u also without
chauge pitcher, End In case spalding is injured the
result vii be disastrous. As for batting Chicago has
tLs advantage with such men as Mcvey, White,
spading. Barnes Addy, and Ansoa: On the other
hand, tho Browns present TOW Of bata1nen where
there are realy 10 weak points, tho general TALENT
cecnt We have no doubt that any extravagant offer
Of odds on the "Whtes" will lind speedy, &c
ceptance in St. Louis without recourse TO windy
paragraphs in Garden City Journals.
Concerning this last sentence, it needs only to
be said that there has up to this time been not
one single line in any Chicago paper as to any
bet on odds on its club for 1876. While upon
the subject Of betting however, the writer feels
inclined to note circumstance "hlch camo ~ ~
der lis notice last summer. and which shows 'ne
temper OF the St. Louis Club backeEs:
The st. Louis Cub lad come u2 Tor game,
aud were attended by gang OF betting men
who were noisily anxious to wager large sums,
until somebody closed with an oher "nen taeso aa
was generally retirement. during the n5ss
inninr at the eame-or perhaps the second =
one Of the visitors broke the rules OF the
ground by rising IN hla seat anu onen7A'e4s
| shouting out: t,,a
| n,or1a III rencatinc the call several times.
| At tho end OF The inning, Zettlein. who Wae
! alWays q s:ifr betting man, and never lacked
fuula, walked up in front Of tho noisy st. Louis
man and grlfly whispered:
s.Kemnere an Sea me-" at the same tlmo
| displaying three 910O-bi!ls folded unostenta-
tioHsty under his hand and laid on the railing.
"Demmere," lie repeated. "put it in Jlmmy's
hands (Wood's) er Graffen's, er anybod{'s;;"
Tho delegate from St. Louis looked at Zet's
money moment. and then swung his roll Of
| bills around again ard repeated. $500 to $500
! on tho St. Louis; I'll bet it three tines!"
"Kcmmere," repeated Zet. hurry right
| along; )" and without more delay be produced
| from friends pocket solid roll Of money
placed there for safety, peeled OF 5000 moro,
and laid it with the other package, repeatlng,
.Kemmere before 90 to but; I'm waiting for
| you!" ;,
in his pocket and sat down. lie had showed his
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-10

CENTENNIAL FLorR.-Char!es hemlec,
proprietor of the Wlnrcmucca FIGURING
Mills. proposes to send a barrel OF -four
manufactured al these mills to the Gen
tenrial Exhibition. Just to show that Ne
vada produces other things than gold
and silver bullion an1 horned frogs. The
quality Of the flour hitherto made at the
above mills is conceded ty those who
use It 70 be equal to the best California
but determined to maxi it superior to
any, he IS now adding tn latest i'm
proved machinery to ;ls Touring depart
mert Of his mills. H VII compete tor
the 1ir5t premium al the great exhibition
and is almos. certain to Ce5 away with
the prize Silver State. Feb. :.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-10

Last Friday night an enigrant named
Alfred Larke who, since be left Ogden,
tancied his fellow passengers were con-
spring to take his life, left the train at
Golconda. An acquaintance and fellow
passenger named Blackburn, missed him
and stopped at that station to see to him
and persuade him to pursue his journey
on the next train. He became SO un-
manageble that it was deemed advisable
to turn him over to the Sheriff and see
il few days rest and quiet in the county
jail would not restore his senses. DR..
Hanson, Who was called to prescribe for
him. is OF the opinion that his alteration
IS only temporary. Yesterday be wrote
the following, which he desired to have
telegraphed to his wife:
Mrs. Alfred Larle, Englewood. Cook
county, Illinois: l AN locked up in this
place because they say l am insane; so
l want you to answer this by return. to
let them know that I am not. Black
burn done all this. A. Il. LAEEE.
He converses intelligently or general
matters. but seems to be under the i'm
preston that somebody is all the time
seeking an opportunity to kill him. Yes
teriay lie begged to be let out in the
court house hall, and when his request
was complied with he attempted TO es-
cape. and ran like 2 quarter horse out Of
the court house, Silver State, Feb. ).
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-10

INFLUX OF INDIANs.-C-r readers have
probably noticed that there IS ar uAU-
sually large number Of PiCte Indians IL
town at present. During the daytime
they can lie seen il groups on the les
side Of buildings. engaged in gambling
and il tie evening they form a large
procession while vending their way to
their camp. 1t : motley procession
men. women and children, clad in every
conceivable kind Of garment and wrapped
in blankets q: all the coiOrs Of the rain
bow. IL reply to an inquiry as to the
cause G: tie presence in town Of 50 many
Indians. an Indian informed Us that they
have recently come from lone, where the
snow is much deeper than here, and that
thev intend to remain in town until next
spring Reve.lle, Feb. ,.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-10

From me Washington Republican,

i
tie hard money question. He will soon
introduce bill and make speech, In
volviug a 'n~. and the explanation OF
two points that constitute his ideas OF
specie resumption. He thinks that the
United States is obliged to reach coin
basis as soon as possible, and be pro-
poses TO make the introduction Of silver
as currencv-an immediate stage be-
tween paper and gold coin. This he
calls one long stride toward resumption.
This lie proposes by removing the legal
tender limit. which is now 50, from sil-
ver, and making it legal tender, the
same rs greenbacks now are. He wants
a dollar TO be known as
The HOME DOLLAR,
Which. he says, Will circulate here and
in South America, the West Indies and
Mexico, the same as the trade dollar has
circulated IN China and Japan, and the
sane as gold coin.
He takes the ground that the telegraph
and the railroad, having done away with
stage coaches ana slow mails, have made
i e-sier now TO transport silver as an &C
:ua! precious metal in exchange than It
was thirty years ago to transport sold.
For the la~ -. transactions he wants sll-
ver bullion used, which bullion shall be
assaved and marked with the Govern
--e1I stamp TO show its standard Of
weight and tineness. and certificates is
sued representing the value OF the bull
l;o1 GenOsited. the same as the gold note
o: til -0ld bank represents gold. He
avs that during the recent panic in Cal
i:o-r.s silver came forward, and the jim
lie of tie dollar aud tie half and the
--'"-I Ie- 40 t'Dt- ~ =, oa-rr,
'-'.; 80, 1--7 ~ l., ~. 80 80:
-'-" Cot-@'s '--.t .sI-n. W. u
---- ~ 80 80 -,
800 -.A,;, -1.,-,,,,,+;o., h,.
II t-----H5 - go - -. :! 49, *
ne say - NUS -, '-..t - 0"- I';ti-
s-'-- commune ~ hee9 pt-ee t'.,r IS -
I--s' y" e.'--o' "a - -,.1
e-5- cOII'Eie7 u es. So .- IL -, "e
- - a1,or. .l,a ,,.rrl1 ~,
v. cau Let along with silver currency.
He says that WIZ all the hammer!ns
Az, D~'ts---i H. a.j,
C.-.-+ - cirsn ~ the n-ecio17s metal
-, -. s;iyar tbav have never been
80 -a+I.cs - Standard vaI-,e mora
- a,at baIn-,. l,oI1 ua
- ---S Pe- 49, 80 -. ~
'L--i-9 Ni7i---.'nt 80
,aAe - lis H-s'o-E "HeH -
DEA0NE! LED 81 r..
h1a ttat the GGy Is no, -aF c17l'H' wen
nat nation VIII lake 'Le -saU ~ tes"Li-
lLC the circulation Of SILVER as Ie6ai TELL
Ier tJr all deots, puoAc ana private
He would not disturb the Legal Lender
Act, or he would disturb II II majority
! l.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-10

The decision Of the California Su-
prone Court against the validity otthe
mortgage tax relieves from assessment
a, much as S2oo, 100000 Of property
hitherto assessed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-10

Captured. Yesterday morning Capt.
Lee 3. Mathews, one OF Wells. Fargo /
Co.'S special detectives, passed through
on the train on his way TO San Fraucls-
co. having in charge James Harrington,
whom he had arrested in St. Louis.
Harrington was sent to the State Prison
from Calaveras County. California, il
1872, to serve out twelve wears SEN
tence for stage robbery, but some sew.
months since made his escape throuGL
concealing himself in shoe box. Efforts
were made 10 effect his capture, but
proved uua7a!!:ng, until the 30th Of
January lest, when Capt. Mathews nip
ped him il St. Louis {, above stated,
and will shortly have him safely Gagged
again inside the walls CT san QUInten s
State Boariirg-Louse. - Elko Ind.
Feb. ).
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Aqua niracO!o>o.

t.. Exquisite Spanish Toilette
rrebarstion. for b4Agsifyiag and pre-
serving the complexion aud skin, has
i9T ye2Es beea exclusively prepared By
Don Manuel Ac5sta. 81 enEinent chem
ist Of Seville, Spain, and by bin sold in
34rEe quantities 70 the elite of that city.
MaltIl, HaFAna ard elsewhere, a. Al in
comparable bt4atiher ant preseryativc
Of tie complexion and certain preyenta-
tive 6: Wrinkles, FFeck,es, Pimples.
Sunburn, Tan, sni al blemishes OF the
the Skin. While making v0yago to
Cuba some years ago On one Of the Brit
ish Royal Mail Steamships, Don Manuel
was oyertaken By severe sickness, and
his life for days despaired OF, but uiti-
mately, he rallied and recovered, and az
an acknowledgment Of his appreciation
Of DIR, Campbell's services, DIR G. being
at that time Medical officer on board the
Steamship he presented the Doctor
with the formula from whith he grepar.
cd his famous Aqua Miraeoloso," (b1i.
raculous Water.) So many lady patients
for whom DR.. has prepared an occa--
sional bottle, having expressed them.
selves most enthusiastically IN regard to
its merits, he has determined for the iu-
tufe to prepare il as Standard Toilette
Predaration." It's use imparts to the
SKIN, 4 dazzling brillianey, healthy
freshness, transparent clearness, velvety
smoothness and exquisite softness. A
few applications will convert the rough
est skin into one of Alabaster delicacy
Il is not Paint" on "Eaamel," but a
Deliciousiy Fragrant Medicatei Water
for the skin, Of marvellous efficacy
Warranted harmless as pure milk Price
One dollar per bottle. Six bottles for
Five dollars. Expressed to any address.
Prepared only BY James F. Campbell,
NJ D., Chemist, 6s Fulton St, New
York. Beware Of dangerous and worth
less limitations levi
For sale at City Drug Store, Upton.
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iron the Cea*evvatire article re have
only TO bring Mr.. Hill himself into
court. Here Is VIVA. he dbl say up
On the foor OF Ccnyr-ss:
Ana tie atrocities Il Arae--an-
FlE1e DO rot hs-lE 70 con pare Wfts ssf Atr@I-
lies q ElEairx, uf Camp Dos rsxss @ OF
Delaware. and q al re atrocities aat6 81
ar1e-so-rFfls and EluirE the Co-tsae-Sse
GpysFrEze-t sAsr5s Aedgz1tte1 s-esE al ~
ap0n.l55l5rg ans blame
How is that for I'd. Confederate
statesman With tie @chrsEtisa spirit:
How i. it fev truth, both 50 fsr - he
and tie Coase~ra-irs are concerned:
We might farther show how aatea-
abe Is ths possign assumed bY cur
cossmp,rary--sni II So dong should
sill farther erposs lis necessity f1r
such sr-uIs1.s s. Soil s1l bloody
shirt" But ws have aG-4&1y ex-
oee3ei cur ligits, ard viii oalv ssF
tia. while tie amnesty C JeSsrsan
Davis can Hevsr Be oc8eeiei bv
taose WHO heartily o7Po==si The great
re5.I.o7 o. Easeh Be Eas The visible
heal, We. sa1h al event so1ll be
b9s trf= compared WIKI ;ae a.o=s-
s:oa te The cea.ral Of ca- government
q: party represented o-42r Or men
whe do 10. hesitate 70 aTg= saeS.-
sioz 20 have ben right, tie rs.
cause to hare been Isl o7e AID
TeS Davls t1 g p---, -=o1-h pr
secuted pziFsot.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
Alexander Mayes,

Alexander MHyes, /
against Circult Court, Ceaa
Inter Snlth, Se@lIt ! County, iowa.
ard = s. Tuthill. as / February FERN ls-E
stgnre in bank ruptcy
Of VIM. Gilmore aud
I14tner SMITH.
To tne above named Defendants.
Zoo ar" hereby notified that there is now
On fife Ia ths Office OF tue L8efE OF 8ne On
cait Couri. IN and Tor the County OF Cedar
IN the State OF Iowa, petition Of Alexa1-
der Mayss. iIaintif, claiming of you lAat
ne ~ Tue owner aud in possession of the
northeast quarter Of section LiIrty.oite l3l
! n low Eshlp cigiity 1901, north range one IT.
west 81 ihE 3th T. NJ, and thai iHo certain
mortgage thereon made by Anuuia4 Jones "a
'. N. Gilmore, LntEer .-,nttu and ScaIIy
noble, dated Nov. ath, 1860, TILED for ler4fd
me ZANE 1aF, and recorded in Book f. q.
lana mortgages, ON page 22j, ofthe records ip
ttahf COUNTY. iowa, has been satisfied In
Ili by settlement and cancellation of the
contract secured therein. and asking That
shil lHoFt-aRe De cancelled al record and
pltintlH iitte 10 said real estate nuIttnd
Sow unless you appear to said petIti n
aHl.de END thereto al or before noon Of The
second day al & Nc next term of said Court H.
be begun ana held at Iipton in said county
on me 2t.t day Of February, A d. 1875. u
dsianit VIII he entered against YOU. and
Judgment fent cred thereon In accordance
WIFI theorayof ~ sgdd petition.
WOLF, LANDf Il YATES,
f"'' Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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HEART DIsEAsR-A CARD.


Jas p Campbell, MD SO Fulton TN. l.
DEAR SIR.-For many years my wife
has had serious Organic and, Of course,
Functional Disease of the Heart, and fire.
agently has seizures" of the most terri
BE description, menacing her with in.
slant death. have tried many prominent
Heart Remedies" without avail, but in Dr.
Campbelrs Heart Regulator" / am free
to confess, We have found the Supreme
Palliative" if not the Radical Cure +"
Your preparation, Doctor, always re
lieves her instantly and perfectly, while
the seizures" are much less frequent
and severe / have also prescribed
your remedy in my practice with uni
form, excellent and happy results. As
physician of thirty years practice,
can, and do, most conscientioasIy com
mend is use to all suffering from Organ
ganic or Functional Cardiac Derange-
ments. Very truly yours,
WILLIAM III. BCRSHAg, NJ ID
Late Collegiate Professor Of Anatomy,
l04 Sixth avenue.
Price 81 per bottle. Expressed to any
address.
Sold at City Drug store. Upton.
4 treatise on Heart Diaease, Ca,arrh
Deafness, &c, &c, with other valuable
information, sent to any address, by TOR
warding Stamp 10
Jas. p. Campbell. 81. ID. s. Fulton ST
New York. 12vi
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Ssv YEk, Jar. 81, Es-A
THK WOES or THE rr.oE- ="

Ssv YGk. jan 81, 80
THE WOES OF THE Pc-oE~ ',-
Why do not the psor Of Sev Tcrs
get &C better: Why is i s1As usr
ca = salary of SIS week oauBos sup
port bis family 6eceatir: So :
week woald BE very comfortable
subsistence II country toHE- Ii
woali s8ppor him ard 3eaTe hil
something orer - lsy I'D sar rAI1T
dzx. Trae, il would, bat II New
{ York il l. the Deres1 Do,hlaS-gi
-zsans s-srvxElen which : noz eFta
.eatesL WAY Is il: TIE answer Is
sssv e1o1gh TIE poor &-slsa. o.
azho-er OK sl5 week El-at I've q
i sci save 1oosv, L he co-2a get
shat he lives On AZ aav 6eseas p-.ee
bat be doas. Ii peta.c.es arg
#u~E1. r- vi sav, sIL9 : als1el,
" ta- 5ls1el. uaEE d. YEA saupoSs
the la1orez PAYS so- then: He car
sar busasl ~ aeee, Ter rs liVEls
81 z1's 20 lar sno1Sh- H las 70
p4v s to- rent q u. roo1s. with :
nearly tXlt @ Is income. fl . r1xoe
- hin AMI lis . lire Ar sleep,
.e2F1ag hia s. wee. ~ soai and
-1otLs1-. T1zs Houi &EsEer il he
eoal1 os1lr by liz food II s1ea qasE-
r4sEe., sid A. sae- p-s>=s = tool can
= procured ~ reAso1zbss prices
Bat = caaoo. Do tals. fe- e las not
n1eT sDo1sh i barre q potatoes
oas.s. We ui- saw. $3.5.t-sEouli IL
5zs 4 barre e would have ngshir-
e. Or Other a-t'1lss q fo15. - e
aarsa hal peek o. p1-asoas, f.
EE1a - ssvs toty os1ts, q :. sas
rate o. $40 3 busasl, l2ssesd O.
aos1I e ill4sr Il. CA wouIi cost
LIN ozlE sooat Is t3a, ii lie could
oar Ton. but = can't, e can BAY
: oasael. 11g8-n. 12ss eBough - last
hin = 3sv @ .ro, and f2r that TIE
l-sier makes hin pay - Or - cents.
s1i when BE has 70 e. peek IL
s-eai d bas1el, the e1tart.oa j.
Sit z1ra.
AMI a. il i witt ais coal AMI posa-
roea 50 il Is ~iih everything He
aeveE Ia. macy enough ID buy any,
thing iu uusutltv-he lives from hand
to mouth. and IS consequently. com
peeled 70 psy four prces for every
.hiag. Ii Is deceot fortune 20 have
: retail store in poor neIgh5orhood. .
.9r re profits made from poor people I.
afs immense. And IS there Is 20 /
srei.t given. the trade is sure There .
; ID s4ea thing as getting up in the
sorli Tor a laboriug man In New
! o-k. unless q streak Of luck comes.
Gls season has been exceptionally I
Ard, Tor labor has been scarce and
cages caresnondingly low How
hey live at al is more than can
understand. |
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Stop THAT COUGH Many hesitate To
try medicine for a decease, on account
OF The expense, connected With the III.
certainty Of il. reneatting them willis
at the same tlne, they had confidence in
that remedy, the expense would be the
least objection. With this fact ia vie"
We make the following proposition. Any
person suffering viii q cold, cough 81
sore throat, that sill call at l. NJ Kirk,
drug store aud purchase bott.eof &" Hale,
Cough Cordial, use one-hglf Of il. ana
If they conclude that it is do hg then
no good, they can return the bottIc and
receive back their money
No medicine ever sold In this vicinity
that produced such magical results
! Dga's fail 10 try Cm4l
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siyf4sSfE SALE.

~ gsft9& ~ d general \ execution 10 me al.
f@@&Sfs @& ri tfgul Ltt@ office Gf the Clerk of
tAs Fe1it Dpsft In ana for the county OF
t.@f@' <a9 Fsass u iowa. In favor ~
II + = 49, IN and against Joseph soIts
~ 'S s%ft-9 syn toe following propnrty
- ~ Efnssftz u ths Eatd JossIa SUiL8.
Ly~W55s
t>s1 nata aer eight FIJI. I'm block number
8ss +. ~ iBs town Df sian wood, Cedar
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