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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

Friday is an unlucky day-for fishes.
The "Daniel Deronda' bonnet has
just appeared.
More ribbons and bows are worn on
the dresses than ever before.
"A reformed lecturess, is what the
actors call Anna Dickinson.
The Chicago journal says Professor
Swing is the connecting link between
religion and science.
A very precise person, remarking
upon Shakespeare lines, "The good
men do is oft inferred with their bones, Z"
carefully observed that this interment
can generally take place without
crowding the bones.
Miss Mays treausru cost So, 900.
and so delighted the cxpectant bride
groom that he reduced the price Of the
Herdld 10 three cents.
Miss Nillson has settled an annuity
on her aged parents which show that
good daughter thinks Of the old folks
at home.
A paper in Maine advises young
men not to marry female who Uses
bad grammer, as she IL apt to pick up
An old stocking TO wipe the dishes on.
A correspondent asks Us the mean
ing of the twentieth verse OF the Sc v
enth chapter of Isiah. 1t IL one Of the
few things We do not know.
Prof Proctor says he was disappoin-
ted at finding that the religious senti-
nents OF Americans i'm relation to
science are behind those of Europe
ans.
President Grant has appointed Nov.
80 for the annual Thanksgiving.-
People will be so joyous after the
election that the day will keep itself.
Grace Greenwood's description of a
ride on a cow-catcher is a notable in
stance Of the power Of the English
language to express much in a few
words. Here 1t il: II shall never do
that again"
London journals assert that the hes
itation of Adelina Patti to proceed to
st. Petersburg had its origin not in
the severity Of the Russian winter but
the impending shadow of conjugal
difficulty with her liege lord, the
Marquis de Caux.
An Iowa judge has decided that a
man may legally kiss pretty girl If
he can swear he thought 1t was his
wife. That decision should be de-
nounced by all good men a. an open
encouragement Of perjury.
Some Of the stylish Beacon street
girls of Boston are giving dinner par
ties, doing the necessary cooking with
their own fair hands. There will be
: brighter promise for the country
when Americans girls generally take
pride In such domestic achievments.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

A New York telegram to the Chicago
Tribune, dated the 9Th, has the follow
ing information in regard To the con-
dition of Mr.. Tilden's health:
Your special in Fridays issue from
Washington relative to Tilden's shat
tered health is not in the least exag-
gerated, to my positive knowledge. /
have seen him every week for the last
two or three years. OF late | have seen
him almost daily. His palid appear
anee when / saw him last at his head
quarters in Liberty street, was really
startling. He has never been strong
and for year or two past has suffered
terribly with hemorrhoids, vulgarly
called piles. Mr.. Tilden has always
drank but Of late has frequently drank
to excess. ! think this il the result
of his inability to drink much, however
as very little liquor quickly influences
him disadvantageously.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

1t is stated from Washington that
prominent postoffiee officials express
the opinion that the Postal Commission
now investigating the subject of rail-
way mail transportation will recon-
mend the establishment of the fast
mail trains, and will supported the
recommendation by evidence of their
necessity. 1t appears that the testi-
mony taken in nearly all of the
Western States is singlarly unanimous
in favor of the restoration Of this
system. 1t is certain, however, that
none of the railroads will restore these
fast mail trains unles increased com
pensation is given.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

4 swindler in Chicago, during the
recent great fair there. dressed in
homespun clothes. made the acquain-
tance of farmers at hotels and fooled
them in a new way. After inviting
q victim to take walk. he remarked
that strangers were plenty, and they
had better leave their money with the
clerk. He displayed well-filled wal
let, the victim handed over his. and
both were tied together and left with
the clerk. the swindler taking the
check, with which he soon returned
and got all the money.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

4 lady took her son. Of some Eve
years, to church, after the minister
had been preaching about half al
hour, the little fellow grew sleepy and
began 10 nod. the mother aroused him
into attention several times by push
ing. but it seemed hopeless case she
concluded 10 LEI him sleep undisturb-
ed. After while the little fellow
walked and saw the minister holding
forth. He looked up into his mother.
face and innocently asked. Mother
il this Sunday night, or next Sunday
nightss''
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. November sth. 1876.
THAT coUGHl STOP IT.,

From the sale Of 51.Gs bottles of
Hale's Cough Cordial sold in the north
west within the past year, on guar
antee To refund the money in ca-c of a
failure to cure, there were less than
fifty bottles returned. being less than
one failure in q thousand This fact
speaks volumes in favor Of this Won
derful remedy for Colds. Coughs, Sore
Throat-, Bronchitis. Asthma, 6c-
Physicians everywhere acknowledge
their surprise Al the wonderful results
from the Use Of this medicine. We
authorize VIM. Tuthill 10 warrant a
cure or return the money in case Of a
failure after using one-half the bottle
1t is very pleasant to the taste, max
ing ii a very desirable remedy for chill
dren. i0-6Tn
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

This from the New York Mi:
There was once a Mayor of q certain
borough who was a a.aunch .eesotal-
Ter. He attended the festivities pro-
moted by neighboring borough. and
some one who knew him well put .
glass of milk punch close to his plate.
The Mayor sax the -.sss; rnula re.
resist it: he took il up, qualified il of
and set il down, saying, Lord, what
a GOVT
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

However great our disappointment
and chagrin At such . result there
seems but faint hope Of the election OF
Hayes and Wheeler as President and
Vice President Of the United States
The viciously united and terrorized
south, the corrupt use Of money and
abuse Of ffanchise In portions Of the
North, together with the insensaie cry
1pr - change which hard times, low
~.ers and little work will always
hing from . great mass Of uninformed
and unreasoning voters, have done the
business
II il indeed . change-one which
only leaves . Republican senate -
barrier to the sole possession cf this
government by . people and party
which only yesterday sought to dis
rups and destroy it, The Democrats
eSa not In any way obtain control Of
that branch Of Congress sooner than
1873. and before that time there i lit
tie room to doubt but that the people
win awake to the real emergency and
remand the party Of pufrid memory to
the grave from which II has just been
snatehed and galvanized into tenn
ponry life
In the meantime the Republicans
win keep in memory the many fair
promises Of Mr.. Tilden, that their
performance, or lack of performance,
fnay never Be lost sight Of BY those
who believed in them Much more
than this, however, viii still hold the
Republican party together as an &C
tive political organization. Its prin-
" ciples, |" well says the Tribune, "are
.those of national life. Its leading
.policies are engrafted upon the con-
!" "stitution and are unchangable."
The defeat of such party can not be
other than temporary.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09
TIE CENTENNIAL Lii :,
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G2 IOWA l.i5 /.

Association OF Iowa.

Association Of Iowa.
ist.~-Bea. Use il IS "a and .isb'c.
III. Because Il costs eH!y fsntn oae
tul3ss % #IH atat hat il aou'! ctst N
II -t af tist ii i.au comp nies
5t -sj a~e 1t i.fn bpwa Institution,
aH Haa III ~eN aGa@n aaj tsIiA-
9ta g.aa
4. ae..5se i Il tie a1fY &c Ali ta
I % ,gf Re ~ fsl sc Ietradslt 3aaa iatta
1 s8-8 l3t4 s@pense aT N ur
/ aHee j. 8ssss5e5 a,3 lHEa smaA alasunts.
50 taat tas psJtest e,a H-ut s4e pay
I aIaHss
G~ 8 eaasa Il practice oa ttle lfin-
ctF!a % esrsfol selection of risks and
\ economical management
I 9h- Iisraase the moment my Ill ii
in@ar@I Hty estate III really worth fully
I !ue aaae4al et ms policy. IN addition 10
( i.s r5as as :stsc
sh-is 60 G, having tgt one lie,
7 ~ sus8g caH3ei avail iagsa elves ef
s.e ls ataFE rage II any o.acr ~ay.
&.m- Sat#sz=e r.i'es "t m-esa6se
~ asg 5E.g = : We me li.r tuA9osate
I so .Fy 3s -a.u so'ic;laIe, abisa, tn
csff st5tes 10 recovery, ana
Eb@r 3 l@Brttsn. Iih.
t&tu gsr, n. trsth ii CERTAIN.
/ csgtv .asssi*a 10 lte insurance
. gt4 tsE.&sa ~ H.s CStSte. 3.a ats. itnc
3s! t.Ets VII reei iQina4s.
-sse.4aac II I owned d house,
tg.a Gsst ii Wh5ch was 81 coo per year, /
SOS, deem il duty ~ my family 10
kgegs {; IL HreI; then how much more
4, -
1000 per year h. my faIly, 10 keep
Thar Insured, WHICH they may lose ut
any time.
l2th.-Beeaase Whatever, a. a matter
Of taeury, il /. possible To Do ia The way
OF laying aside small sums annually, ex-
perienC9 proves thsi / shal not do il
unless az obligation Is ceatel by which
| eel bound 10 da 50; whereas, by tia
stipulation 70 pay a small sun annually.
| at once seeafe te my family m aeeumu
iatiau alich could only be the result Of
the saTinss Of many years.
l3th-B-calse tie e1 gesiclge q! more
than century proves tiat vel lflau.
aged life Insurance campaairs are lla
sa tc.t institute as 81 Ine world.
f4fa-Tieeaese other ipresiiaenss,
aiIa prggitte uf as profitable return, are
net 30 easily ioaad, ani generally helhg
Of speculative chsrecter, not uaire3
qgepaiY ED in entire loss@ AEH I
Pt'kin G. Wright, District Mana
gar, S-itt b % plea ed to insure you.
Yon NJ J Il Q him az tie Fleming
T2uss orfh9 20 C99retlve stores
GEO. r.. FREEMYER,
Travelling Dist Agt
~. N.- w. - !.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09
The State OF IOWa--.Executiyc
Department ...- Thanksgiving
Proclamation.

In compliance with the custom es-
tablished by our Fathers and SO often
repeated by their children, ! request
the people to observe Thursday, the
Both day of Nov, as day of thanks
giving and praise. And do earnest
ly recommend that we, as people,
cease from our accustomed pursuits
and rest from the turmoil of our daily
lives in reverential acknowledgment
of our dependence upon the mercy
of Divine Providence.
1t is BETTING that in this particular
year we should renew our covenent
with Almighty God and render all
praise for the blessings ofa free gov
eminent; for the continued prosperi-
ty Of our State and Nation; for the
blessings Of peace and our exemption
from pestilence, famine, or other ma
tional calamity; for our progress in
knowledge and liberal Christian senti-
ments; for the substantial increase of
industrial enterprises, and for the in
creasing evidence of our advancement
in all that per tains to State and Ma
tional greatness.
Let US, therefore, on that day ASST en-
BILE at our customary places of public
worship, or gather around the family
circle, and Danish from our hearts all
malice and uncharitableness, dedicate
our selves anew to charity and good
works; that we may through the in
fiuence Of such sentiments be better
prepared to perform every duty to
God and our fellow-men; resist all
evil, overcome all temptations and be-
come more devoted to every christian
and patriotic duty. \
In testimony whereof, have
hereunto set my hand and
caused to be affixed the Great
Zeal Of Of the State of Iowa.
Done at the city Of Des Moines
this third day Of November,
fl1. 3. / ID tAe year Of our Lord one
thoosn9d eight hundred and
sevonty~aix, and the independ-
anCe 81 the United States the
Ol1c hundred and nrst, and OF
ne 6ogte - fIowA the thirtieth.
6AAUEL 7. KIDKW0OD.
JosfAn u Y0UNs. Gov.
eee,y - etsts.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09
Administrator. .o,fec.

Notice !. hereby given thst the un iersIga-
ed has this day been appointed - the Cir
cait Court OF Cedar County, lows. admin
is.rztor of the estate CT Orrin Creukhfse.
deceased; and sil persons having
claims against said estate are hereby moth
fed TO Eie them with tie Eerk ot said
Court. clearly stated ard aziv sworn to.ani
persons owin- said estate are notified TO
make immediate payment 10 the gn4eE-sga-
ed.
Dated u Upton, Iowa, this 2i:h day ct Oe-
tober. A. ID. l~16.
81 2w r swaKTzLAypEE, Administrator.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

The whole number Of Pores to Plus
IN. .57. OF Fhe-c l0i have iseen Ro-
mans and i5S natives Of other paris Of
Italy. fifteen + renchmen, 2 Greeks.
seven Germans. Eve Asiatie-. three
Africans. tvo EslRlasians. three Span
iarsis. one Hebrew, one Thracian. one
Dutehm2n, one Portuguese, one Can
dot. and one Engiishmzn.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Elizabeth Laken- District Court.
laugh against Cedar Co., Iowa.
Jacob L. Luken- Nov. Term,
baugh. ls.s.
To Jacob r. LukeHhaugh, defendant /:
You are hereby notified that there Ii
now on file in tile office Of the CLERK
of the District Court. IN and foT the
county If Cedar. in tire State of Iowa.
a petition of Elizabeth Iukeuhaugh Ii
plaintifF. claiming Of you divorce On
the ground of wilfaI de-ertion.
Now unless YOU appear to said peti-
ton and defend thereto at or before
noon of the second day of the next
term of said court. to be bcgun and
held at Upton, in said county. on the
Z7th day o. November. Is7s, 4 default
viii be entered against you and judg-
ment rendered thereon in accordance
with tie prayer of said petition.
4. II. OAKLEY.
A. Attorney for PiaintiiE.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

A Centennial critic being ssked h
. GrapASe correspondent ufzirla ne
he liked beSs, the statues av the ric-
tnres. replied. II dunno harsily. zeh,
hus, on the hui p-aps | like the sta
toos be<t. cos yoa kin 80 all round the
statoo.s. but yoa can't see ony one side
a, the pisf;rrsz<w
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

4 View Hampshire man told story
about ioek OF crows three miles
long aad 20 thick you could no. -ec
the sun through II. Don't b.Iieye
it, was the reply. "Wa'al. SAID the
narrator. you're a stranger. and |
don t want a quarrel with yoa. -. -
please you, I'll take off quarter of 3
mile in the thinnest part"
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09
NOTICE.
To III. c. White:

1au are herelsy notified that on tsle
6th dag of Degoiser ISIS the following
describes Real Estate. to Wit.
Lot Is. block - II Clarence. was
SOLD 5y the Treasurer Of stslar 60. Iowa.
10 Fred. Hecht for the delinquent taxes
of the year Iss22 That tie right Of re-
demption will expire aud a deed Gor
said land will be made by the said
Treasurer. unless redemption from
such sale be made within ninety iay.
from the service OF this notice, in ac-
eorsiaace with the statute i'm such case
made and provided.
SwH FRED. HEIGHT.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09
Referees Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. Referees in partition by virtue of az
order Of the District Court st tas SoFem-
Der term, fs75, OF said court, will sell al
public sale 81 the town OF Massillon. in Cs.
dar county, at one O'Clock p. NJ. on ss.ur
day, December 9Th. 1875. the following de.
seribet property, to Wit
The west half Of the southeast quarter
and the south half Of the south half Of the
northwest quarter Of section tNenty-one
ell in township eiyhtytwo fs2) north OF
rage thirty fso). west OF the Sth p NJ, con
tanning 10 acres more or lees sitnated in
Greene county, Iowa.
Terms-onethir cash. balance in one
and two years, secured By mortgage on the
premises.
WA WILLIAM,
A. III. BEDDog, Referees
JoHS MYER svsj
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

The strongest argument that can BE- urged axaGs.
tbs acgiszositiy Of Administering such corrosive
aai nerved -stroyiaz poison s-zsnic anc outline
for ini-rnitt-ut and renient fssers l. tbs vastly
superior success n the prsvntion and surs Of sJch
diseases Of msdisius which IL the 2rtigode o
the above IA ed drugs 10th ia respect Of It's com.
position a,5 .se results ~r1nghi by &. sa- = med
cine Is Hos,etters stomach Bit ers. parssy veg
liable preparation. which not only erad3cat~= vita
wonderful p-oay.ituee every trace Of fs4v.r and
agHe ard kindred types Of ns.iartous Esesses from
the So stem. bat y certain preventive os al faAz
f3e- nezottsn Of n rliAsrla-tainfe4 air and yAtsr
Tnr-e results mineral sstifv0riis remedies 6s not
effect with certainty. and thsir continued Use 20.
L~as c.ass. highly p@ruiet9g3s To tae eGa
TIE Blit~rs the contrary not only AZ n gy-e1y
rt3keF. a-fa1ssn health a perm Aaens sxs4.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09
Notice OF Reaiin. OF viii.

Fsta.e N John Patton, deceased.
Tne state Of lowe. GefaF CoE nty, -:
To whom IL may concern:
You are herein notified that on the I2th
day of October Is-a. there TsS Opened ana
putt ic4y read by the CLERK n the Circuit
Court, in and for SAID county. an inslrg-
ment of writing puTporttrg 20 TE the last
will ant testament If John Patton late
Of said cou 1ty. dece1sssi: and IA II the frs,
day Of TIE February Term Of said court
com rnenaing on the third Hoad4v OF Feb
rua.y lS17 "a. be- n Sst "a tFs ~ for An
al hearing and pr Of 9f sali viii, ~ which
tirne ali persons Interested may appear and
show cause why The same sheu d not be ad
mitted % probate.
WHH II VAN NESS.
EFEvr
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

Numerous conversions are reported
from the Moody and Sankey meetings
in Chicago. OF one hundred people
at one inquiry meeting every one pro-
fessed change Of heart.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

The digest of the crop returns for
October, ,as prepared at the Department
OF Agriculture, indicates reduction
in the yield Of the wheat crop nearly
one-sixth, while the crop is somewhat
superior. Every section of the Union
indicates a reduced product, except
the Middle States. The figures point
to yield of about 245,OOo, 900 bushels.
Rye is reported per cent. les. than
last year. Barley is 6 per cent less than
last year. Buckwheat il full aver
age. Oats show falling off of g per
cent. Every section Of the Union Is
deficient. The corn crop is deficient,
but the figures are not yet Obtained
The cotton crop will be large, and IL
likely to approach the heavy yield of
1875. Sweet potatoes, full average
crop. Sorghum, full production. The
Tobacco report shows an average pro-
duction.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09
THANKSGIVING.


Nes- - = : DaJ Or Thanks-
Froa year to ysAr we have been ac-
cuxomed to paznse in our daily pur-
suits, and set apAr ; time 10 offer our
thanks to Almighty God for special
blessing he has vouchszfei to us, with
our prayers for . Continuance thereof.
We have at this time equal reason TO
he thankful for His continued protect
ion and for many material blessings
which His bounty has bestowed Ia
addition to the fayors accorded to us
as individuals we have especial occas-
ion TO express our thanks 10 Almighty
God that by His providence and guild
ance our Government, established
century ago. has been enabled TO full
fill the purpose Of its founders In offer
ing an asylum to the people Of every
race. securing civil and religious liber-
r. to all within its borders. and meet
ing out 10 every individual alike just
Ice and equality before the law. 1t is
moreover especially our duty to offer
our humble prayers TO the Father of
All Mercies for q continuance of His
divine favor TO Us as nation and as
individuals BY reason of all these
considerations, /, Ulysses s. Grant,
President of the United States, do rec
ommend to the people Of the United
States 70 devote the 3sh day of Nov
ember next to the expression OF their
thanks and prayers TO Almighty God,
and, laying aside their daily avocations
and all secular occupation. to assem-
ble In their respective places Of worship
and observe such day a. day Of
Thanksgiving and rest
In witness whereofI / have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal Of
the United States TO be affixed
Done at the city of Washington
this 9th day Of October, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight humid
red and seventy-six, and of the Inde-
pendence Of the United States of
America the one hundred and first
T.. $. GRANT.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

Four sweet potatoes, weighing Alto
gether twenty-Onc pounds and dug
from one hill, were exhibited At Owen,
Ky, = few days ago. !
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09
VARIABLE INFORMATION

nosros, Dec. Il, 1861
GentIsmeu-Ny only object in giving you m
this ieSg4m snini Is 10 spread NRtlia,s.s, -, III
favanasi m tiasisg been badly ah'lc'e.,
win sal saeutn sud III. whuie ~tTiace "a
lnN skin tsiNg g covered with piBpies 1T
efgp3io *, mary oI wnfea sauSed M. ~ -
pain and amos aaee and knowing
q bio n disease. toad many OF the ~ .as
tised bio Il preparattuas. anacng shie. -. i"
any quAnflty Of Safsapartlla. ~ttbous -
tatf8 II a"v htntflf until commences -.
Irg tht NIiiErINI., aud before had eoi.., ,
pfctel the firai b tile / saw that ! haI
ih- right ii edieine. Consequently, ! an ~.
fs,weti on with IL nntii hal taken sese .,
bottles ws,s h l was pronoup eed a well MAJ,
and my skin Is smooth aud snlirry yreyer m
from pimples an.i ernnItens nave haTe,,,,b-
eri4yei SIS good health hefare, and a,Iu
u;., II AL to the use of yEaIfiNE. 10 netii
eft those aftiirt.i With ithea n, |, I-.S
make mention also of the NEGEllsE,s
wonderful power Of rusfng me al tai- ~ an. IN.
mp alnt, ~ which have suffered 80
tenSelS.
d. RI TUCKER pas sg't Mich. @. X =.
llnfo % WASHINGTON ST.. Boston.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09

y@glssne IS laa6e exclusively from TIE
ices OF ear. ga selected htEks. roots and
f.Hrfsz aud 81 strongly concentrated, thai
sy#5t etfkc;uaIiy t.fadtcslL. from tue ~ stem
rs t4.Enf OF s@cEoFCLA, ScRoFUI Ints lit.
aoss rrsloRs, CAscEg. s.ssrEKpUs HrNoR,
EafYsgPELAs, ~ALT kaErI. sSPHfLsTIC us
KssAS, 8AsKER, FAt~TsTss AT THE sTek-
agH t8a sE4 lfsenssS lt4Ht arise from im-
pnte biaGd. SGfATGGA, EXPLANATORY ani
GIs8 IC EHEE&A14sH. saUhALGia, IetT
#atl AFINaI. t*slPLAGSTs. csn onls be tHec-
taa.ls cured though the tlond.
for EIcxlss, aud EEUTTIxE DISEASES OF
the skis tUsIUBfzs, pIaPLks, bLoEfHEa,
Is lis, i eTTEs. sCALDHEAD aud EisGs"kk
Nts5l TIM has Dese. lated 10 ehect per-
IGaaeut cure.
Far PAINS IN TIE BACK. kinney
Gtt dPi. NIsTS, bR9t'-i I I'M \ IE v Eah-
y l.as-, s.1IGDARH1EA. arising nom IN.
fssf.9as saIc T.attttf, AID uterine diseases anu
,fF+$E1s W. DEBILITY. AEIEilNE acts
alfeetlY ugH,fi the cause III III Sc snmt laIDts
wHo sNstess7, arts upon tire s-cr+tise tr-
glas. s. Iays II IL mAilan. cures uiceraiion
Hssd fp-a sateS the bowels.
GNTaREE. DYSPEPSIA. HABITGAL
effb~.II ~ E.e,s- PALpfTAIIBN or fHE
HEART. .IiEAnAGHEs. PILES, NERVOUS
41 aa4 UENIE l. rk0STKAtiUN u
tl- Stt.N III ~lsIEI, no medicine has
kNer atNEl such ptFis ct satisfaction as the
AsziETINE. ltpufiifes lhs blood. eies nses
RIt fLg ORGANS. aud possesses 4 controlling
power over the ffery 4ns spstem. .
TIE renaaF sa bic cures effected by VICE,
tt ; r have Induced many rhysiciHns and
apotl4tcarits Nham ere knnwn To Iresefipr
and ust in tnelF own families.
Tia fact. NE6ETISE is the best reheas
vet discovered s0T TIE annye rtSease- snu
II the only re liable BLOOD PIRifIEh yet
plased before the public
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-09
PREPARED Ry
Y. T.. STLVENS, Boston, Mass.

What is NE6ErINEs-It is a e0mpoupmu -
extracted fr ia bNrks. riots add htros,
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a tsstfa any had elect upon lhe s! SIC III.
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58 E4s. II Is a grcat panaca for our aE.a
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18aayan aEed person. IL Is the great hloeI
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stsaS TX Is very pheasant 10 take; tS.is
ci4.Ea likes Il. II relieves and cures All ais.
pas.s originating from impure blood. ar.
the NEGEiISE. Give IL fair igial for youi our
conn. .airiI; then YOU viii say TO your
frend neiRiibor and acquaintance, Try H.
I; Ias cured me-"
NFGETiSE f1r the complaints for Whisn
II is recon- me "a dcd. j. hrsirg a lsrstf saao
throughout the United States han any ~
ore medicine. Mhsg NITIT Nh "h~D
CURE THESE COMPLAINTS.