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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03
4 Terr,A,s c.usn.

How oiteh We hear the above remark
ounng these extreme changes of weather.
,Colds, Coughs and Sore Throats weie new
OF more prevalent among children than
nav. NOW We are going to rye YOU 10
try remedy which. has excited comments
by phyaictans oil over The country, who ac-
know ledge their surprise at tue wonderful
and happy results from Its use. That rem
edy y the well-kcown preparstion
HAtLE'S COUGH CORDIAL Your
own druggist, Aills6 Purdy will tell you
that II isthe bea. cough medicine they ever
sold; and will wAFs1at cure or return
your money % yoAslD case Of i failuta after
using one Galf the ebttle II Is very pleas
antto the taste, aaaking Il very desirsble
remedy for .childssa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03
MARSHAL

Tho foregoing figures may be relied up
ON u nearly ACCURATE, though the offlcIaI
returns will change them In slight de
gree. The third ward returns We were IN
able 10 obtain In full, The figures ON mayor,
treasurer, Elio,'s vote for marshal and
those for the aldermen being estimated.
The balance Of tine third ward vote is
copied from The clerks figures.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03

: zHnfELx Axp fxHarrssfvr Is ii i.
dLxxHs suLrsuR Boar i moss ets' cien,
~ iof cettain obsosious diseases, 70
bsesrsd Of which ,Aoss assl!cied with .h.m :
eesss spssd thousands iof dollars 10 40 pur.
Doss. - a
duLs IsssAsrAsxou. HAls DIR /.
tlsle - saa,li, ,''
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03
HANKTON NURSERY.

HANKToN NURSERY.
Trees and Kariy spring vesc,ab,e,
Fruit, shade and ornamental trees. Pie
Plant, and ssparsgus roots all kinds Of ho..
bed plants for garden and field culture in
season. Trees Of all Kind. a5 per cent low
er tLan ever before.
WN. Box, Propr! etor.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03

All the latest novelties 10 ladies ties
rseAings. silk handksrchisfs. collars and
cuiis jnst received At
r. A. KErcHuxs. I
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03
aocAE E.AConlus.

> 4
Nn Dssshaa u u CAica6o lillisasS
slsss = 49, sea,a, ssd b sov 10
ellvisg - aess bsaatifal goods svss
lssgAe . Ya1ktsa. Ladiss call ara q.
snies ~ s.d - pgics.
H. dissstcs ssess ios Yaaktoa county
vIli esayss q u 1osA Inst.
Cosss sonns1ces asxt Tuesday, lesh
~ .. a basinass will probably ccms
. ass
0lxty - IN Ksokuk ysstsrdsy Tor The
1,aek Hills TAsy viii travel 81 III
Taakina and Fors Piss1s routs
= Aaavy III of ssow shis 0ssniag 1ss
ssccaadsd by 1arm sssshiss sad ~ two
Aavs 1llsd ouf strssts With slusA asd imud.
a or losd Of drugs. paint ssd elaas, Sesi
DeAdvocd. B,sck Hills, vas uniosded q
~ depot o-day. the largest BIsck Hilla
sAtpasns 70 private isdividaal which has
Nepale tAs way.
TAs 6prin9Asld Times. sAys that n. H.
Day. ios so0s time psss easagsd In basinesa
q Blals City, has cold oas his busissss
thsrs and viii remove with his hnily 70
Springfield aboat the frss Of Nay nsxs.
Al oystsr ard ice cream festival, uadsr
~ ,ausptcss Of ths hdixs Of Tie church,
will b Eeh st The Baptilt chapel toner.
fov svsaiag. The 4th Inst The oysters
and 10 cream will b In the bsst condition.
6spper, 50 cents.
Young people's pr1ase meeting .his even
iag . Z: % p. M, at the Asshodist church.
Bibls reading 10 connection with The same.
Bring your Bibs with you. An interesting
nseting y anticipated. 4 cordial wslcoms
y extsndsd 70 oil.
The crowd In the pos,ofics Just aissr the
dissributiou Of the easaarn mall Is 20 dense
that II y almost impossible TO enter. The
iiss Of applicants for general delivery jet
esn gsseraity reaches about half block
mp Third street from tho delivery window.
Ailer tbs storm CONES ss,eaity, aflar The
afduous task comes rsst and Aftsf the mu-
nicspai sisctiou COMES qulei and snow.
The bnrly burly's done
The battles fought and Won
a social hop comes off a, the Merchants
hotel this evening.
4 young man BY the name Of ]. N.
ioaag died ss The Bradley house this
morning. after an illness Of about three
vesks. Hecams here from Aschanicsvillc.
Cedar cosnty, Iowa, on his way 70 the
Bleck Hills, aud was taken sick shortly
asler be arrival He has bssn school
eacAet u Csdar couaty and thai . all thaa
y ksovn Of hin. Hs said hs had rsla-
J, ,avss. b1t did NOT stats whars they lived.
hs was veil cared for during his sickness.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03

Rooms Tor rsnt single or en- sui,s in Fen.
ninGtoa's block.
Also tho roon new brick residence on
3id street next east Of the residence OF Col
Pound. Possession given Immediately,
Apply TO JoHS L. PENNINGTON.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03

Rubber coats and blankets, wool blank.
sts, hats and caps, boots ard shoes cheap
@. 0. D, at r. A. KErcuuM.'s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03

Flour, hams, bacon, dried beef. smoked
halibut and butter and eggs. cheap c. o. D.
At r. A. KErcHuM's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03

Ladies call aud examine Mr,. Lyons
spring goods befer, you make your rur
ehases. Z,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03

The latest style of spriss hats isst receiv
Cd b express from New York u Kstx's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03

Harry K.'z has undoubtedly The largest,
and best escorted stock Of cfotbips, gents
furnishing goods, hais, caps, trunks and
yaiises. ever bruusAt1o Dakota. Ha buys
lor cssh, ard sells as on'y cash buyer can.
len can bry of him as cheap as you can
purchase in the largest CLlc.go stores.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03

Ladies ties, cuffs and collars, ard ,Le
latest SHADES Of vails. at Mrs. Lyons.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03

The latest styles Of hs,s jass received
al I. PiLGs sS Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03

Ger e

y
Nos, lures. ces,s. !,
rssers, gsastigstsOn. InAasatnatieas, NJ
Crying Collie, or TeethinS Of Infsnis
DisrrhnA, OF chidrcn OF Adults
Cholera Morbua Vomiting, I'll
Coughs. colds, bfonch.tis, IN
9Nenraigis,ioothache sAceache, a \
70 Dyspepsia, bilious stoniach d
y snpprcssst,or or painful periods, q .
" Whikas. toe pTofoasc pestods, ~
~ Or9aps Cough dsiiscult hreAs !. syg Is
L I Ssa, ss., Ehsns,, sssg.lrs,ss srap.aas
81 Il f;s., fssss s.,ss sna ssa s. S.s seas
IL Ophthaimy, And Ettt ~ weak eyES. r. II
i9 Cstafrh, acute er chronic, in1ncnxa. q
q ksthma. oppcessed breathing - q
z 9 ssar.iala, enlarged Ei.ad., lils s,S.iiisnss,
= propsy and scsnty secreticns, 6
G ssa sickness, Aicxness from riding !. a.
y kidney dtaeass grarci, j. N g i
as Servens dahility ermiuni weakntss 81 ia.S5g Is
voluntary discharges, i e
% Sore mouth, canker, 06
~ Upuasy weakpcse. wetftnG tbs bed. =
q Painful periods, with tpnaiis, ~ ~
y Disease OF heart, pHtpltatiuns &c, g
80 Epilepsy, spAsrns. ST, yisus' dnncc -
~ DfphtheriA, liberated soss throat r.
50 Chrsrie conya astir ns Sud cfnptsaat. g
FAMILY CASES.
Gssc, Morocco with IS largo yiars and manual 81
Care. morocco, Of 70 large Walls and 6oox !. . g
t1 TAsse rsnieaies Ars sent by HE csee or sinris
bex @ my part q ihs country, nee ofsharsc. o.
receipt 81 price. Adssesa
suNPHKEf,s HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE CO,
SEW YORK.
Mills Fnrdy ara G II, vaaAerhsls i Co.
Axesu ai = aaktsn aaeseow1wiy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03
We.s.A--Ts ExsAA.x..

Five acres OF land within the city limits
los small house and lot. Inquire as this
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03
n ERVQu S llEBILLIY

Fftsi weaknssx or depreks,Ou:
weak exhausted frei,ne no enargnY sr
courage; the result OF ssiensal oyer
work, lndlscretion. or exccsses.
sr some drain upon the systensNs always
cured by HUMPHREYS H0HEU-
PATHIC No. 28. 1t tones up lnd invip-
crates the system, dlspela The Asaom and
despondsEcy, ipirarts s!fcngliy ana energy,
stops the drain and rejuTcD6,es the ent;In
naan. Been psad twenty yS6ss with perfect
Euccess by thousands. .Eold by dealers.
Price, $,,W Per single vial. or $500 Bef
package of fyo yinls and $3.50 vial OF pow,
der. Sent by rnsl on receipt Of price.
Address HpEz zpzSREYs' HOMEO-
EATHIC MEDICINE COMPA.
NY. 563 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
EH SEE LARGE ADVERTISEMENT.
deod-&-w1y
For sale BY Mills & pntdy and d W Wander
hute 4 Co. AGENTS Ut fankfaa
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03

Lsrge size ha's jus. rscsived At
/. PrLEsk Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03

Harry Kstz has received has new spring
and summer stock, all afe in invited 10 call.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03
I


:, !. 9sI4 IN yaHk. on Apsii 3, ies7 "
= 81 " " nlfe, MY. Joseph PeiefkH snA 1
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03
MINERS suFPEIEs.

9T--7J- = ~ - H4UAIR.
Gain scALks
AAeSgrsl
hAcsifrlsa GLAssEs
QUIcksnyEn,
<And A full line Of Aesaa,sa. the E1ce,sior
Drug Store. MilIAa Psriy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03
Black Hills Notes.
t,hey cnne San. March eo,b

Ss1E5 elsIe suH, u aTth ssJih.
The new vile cable across the Plat,
river and ferry boa. have recsnlly been. pf
In complete repair.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-21
That Man Cronin.
Rushville (IlD Citizen.


A resident of Portland, Oregon
writing to q friend in this place
takes occasion to speak of the now
famous Democratic elector as fol-
lows: ~
The criticisms you have read i'm the
papers of Cronin, are none too Sc.
we're. I see him almost every day,
when at home, as the saloon where
he seems to live, is only one block
from our store and right Oh my way
home. He was the only lawyer in
this city the saloon keepers could gel
to prosecute the old ladies for pray
ing on the sidewalks at the time OF
the temperance crusade. He has a
very African-shaped head and face,
and came very near losing his flai
nose once here from over indulgence
and ever since that time, just as the
papers stated, it has had the appear.
ance of dead-ripe strawberry. They
talk about paying him $1,000 for GO
ing to Washington with that stolen
vote, to reimburse him for his prac.
tice while gone. do not think his
practice amounts to half that amount
in a year, nor even fourth. He il
considered here as kind of dirty
work lawyer, gets the defending OF
houses OF ill-fame and saloon keepers
in the courts more than any Other
kind of work.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-21
WILL GUM BACK.

Editors are not sinners above all
others, but here is the way one felt
when Cumback got after him:
"When Cumback dealt his blow to
the politicians, gossipers and tattlers
generally, we cheered approvingly
and even boisterously, and while this
modern Vulcan sent his bolts down
church steeples after slander-mongers
we forgot our modesty and all regard
for sacred things and loudly clapped
our hands and very audibly--to our
self-muttered, amen! But scarcely
had our feelings Of approval subsid.
ed, when the speaker began to deal
such ponderous blows upon the heads
of newspaper men, that in a moment
we felt ourselves hammered out into
such slender proportions that We
could have made our escape out OF
the hall through the key hole, without
much friction.
Taking it all in all, the lecture was
a tirst-class, practical, moral pound
ing, which we, the denizens of thi.
part of the moral vinyard, richly de
served, and can all be profited by
Long live Cumback.-Indidna Con
StitufiOn.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-21
Work for Them.

The Republicans nominated, Sat
urday evening, four as honorable and
respectable citizens for alderman a.
could we'll be found. Certainly none
can gainsay this. Now just few
words we want to say. We are glad
SO great an interest was taken in the
primaries. 1t showed that people
were willing to do something to get
their choice. Now one thing more
we want all to understand, and that
is this-that something else is to be
be done.
A few republicans have, as rule
done the chief work in getting out
voters and seeing to it that they are
registered and voted in this city
They have labored hard and faith
fully. Fault has been heretofore
found in some respects with some ,oi
the proceedings. We trust no fault
will be found now, at least we hope
not. We feel that it is the especia
duty, SO to speak, of those who criti.
cized in former times, to work hard
A canvass of votes is to be made-s
list of every one-eyery republican
must be registered and voted, and
now is the accepted time to aoork
Work.
Those who have not taken an active
part in politics little know how la
borious the work is. Let all good
republicans put on the harness and
work next Monday and Tuesday, 26tl
and 9th Of February, at the City
Hall where the registry is to be made
1t must be thoroughly prepared thi
week and every republican must see
that his name is or the registry, if no
on go on one of those days and have
it put on. There is no boys play
about the battle we are to fight an {
we want to remind all good people
that we can't sit down and let thi
election run itself and expect to win
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-21
A lady's Revenge.


Here is a little story that comes
from New York, and is entirely too
good to be true. A lady entered a
horse car. One of those noble speci-
mems Of manhood who chew the
weed, and, with impartial mind, dis.
tributed saliva upon everything and
everybody within range, was sitting
opposite the lady. From his capa.
cious mouth at regular intervals, a
stream of amber juice fell upon hel
dress. Her look of blank amazemen,
soon gave place to one of wrath; q
frown blacker than midnight gath.
cred upon her face. Patience ceas.
ing to be virtue, she at last rose,
carefully gathered up her dress SO as
not to lose drop of the fragran,
liquid, and, leaning toward her visa
els, wiped his face with the garment
he had dcsecrated, and then deliber
ately resumed her seat. The aston.
ished man roared with rage and pain
vainly tried to wipe the tobacco juice
from his smarting eyes, and at las
rushed from the car, followed BY
roars of laughter from the passen
gers.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-21

Seymour Has a Sensation.

A very decided ripple was created
in social circles last week by the re-
port that Allen Cate and the wife of
A. F. Thompson, Esq, of Seymour,
had eloped together. The facts as
they appear to us, are that Mrs.
Thompson expressed to her husband
q desire to visit her relatives living
in northwestern Missouri, and with
his consent prepared for the journey.
On Wednesday last she left Seymour,
on the noon train, intending, as was
supposed, to 60 to Fairfield and
thence west to Crcston where she
would take the branch south toward
her destination. Mr.. Cate left Sey-
mour, following her, on the night
train. Some of Gates actions being
suspicious, friends of Mr.. Thompson
advised him that the probabilities
were that the parties intended to
clopc together. Therefore on Thurs
day noon Mr.. Thompson followed in
pursuit of them. Arrived at Fair
field, he ascertained that his wife had
waited there for Cate and that they
had remained there together Us man
and wife, and had gone west on the
train last before his arrival. lie i'm
mediately telegraphed to Creston to
have the guilty parties arrested and
held until, he came following them
in pursuit on the next train. Arrived
at Crcston, he found the runaways
there under arrest and Immediately
commenced criminal proceedings
against them for adultery. However,
after some conference with the erring
pair, Mr.. Thompson decided to let
them go their way unmolestcd, pro-
vided, she should surrender to him
her money and the household goods
which she had taken, which she did.
Whereupon, Mr.. T. returned home,
leaving them to follow their own in
clinations in regard to the hereafter.
Mr.. Cate leaves a most estimable
wife and several children behind him
to fight the battle of life alone and in
very limited circumstances. Mrs.
Thompson, who was the daughter Of
minister, was a woman of more
than ordinary beauty.-CenteyctAe
Citizens.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-21

SKIPPED QUA young man who
has lived in Des Moines since boy
hood suddenly departed from the
land of his birth day or two since
under peculiar circumstances. He
had seduced young lady, and the
father Of the girl visited him, COM
handing him to marry her immedi-
ately and save trouble. The young
fellow assenied to this plan and went
to his home to prepare for the mar
riage ceremony, accompanied by the
father of the girl. The father watched
closely and clung tightly to his ex-
pectant son-in-law, fearful lest he
should flee. He went to the house
and was shown O seat in the sitting
room. He sat there for some time
musing over the prospects of the
daughter who had loved not wisely
but too we'll. Indeed he waited so
long that he began to grow suspicious,
and started on hunt for the young
man, but alas, the bird had flown.
Instead of arraying himself in his
white tic and best clothes, the de-
ccitful youth had quietly bundled
up his best duds and skipped out the
back door and was gone. The anger
of the Infatuated father knew no
bonds. The English language was
not sufficiently extensive to express
his feelings, and he ragged and stamped
but the gay young Lothario was non
est. He could not be found high or
low, in the house or out of it, and
though careful search has been made
no trace can be obtained of the youth,
who has ruined the prospects of a
young girl. 1t is thought that he has
left the city and will not RETURN
| State Register
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-21
Letters from the People.


EDITORS COURIER. STs:-I find
that my article, signed "yoter," pub
lished by you sometime since, is ac-
credited to w. S. Widgcr, thereby
casting slur upon him as he was the
republican candidate referred to in
said article, his enemies charging that
he wrote the article to further his
own interests. To all such I say he
did not write the article, nor even
dictate single word of it, he being
a degree or two above the man who
would seek after township offices. l
might add that he is man well quail
flied to fill the office out of which he
was swindled by the democratic re-
formers in this township.
To clearly show that our candidate
was cheated out of an office to which
he was legally entitled, l will quote
the law and then state the facts in
the case and let the readers judge for
themselves:
The code Of 1873, Sec. 623, clause
I'd, reads as follows: "Iftwo or more
ballots are found so folded together
as to convince the judges that they
were cast as one, they shall not be
counted, but they shall have the
words rejected as double,' written
upon them, be folded together and
kept, as herein directed"
The judges found double ballot
which they were convinced was cast
as one; they threw out one and count.
ed the other, by SO doing they not on.
ly violated the law but they also gain.
ed an opportunity TO appoint JUS
tice Of the peace, since the counting
of one illegal vote made tie between
justices. The sum of the whole mat.
ter is, that the board. counted vote
which they knew, or ought to know
was illegal and the counting of tha
vote is made tho pretext for setting
aside a man legally elected and ap
pointing in his stead the worst enemy
the republican party ever had in thii
township. have spoken to severa
democrats every one of whom con.
demned the action Of the board.
| Your correspondent who calls him
self republican and at the sam,
time sides with the reformers, asserts
that we are not upeld in our attacl
on the board. l wish to say that no
only all the genuine republicans bu
all the honest democrats so far a
heard from condemn the action O
the board. So much for reform.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-21
A WEEKLY LIST

OF u. S. Patents issued to the inven-
tors of Iowa, for the week ending
Feb. 18th, 1877; and each patent in
the list win bear this date. Reported
expressly for the COURIER, Ottumwa,
by A. III. Evans 4 Co., Patent Solicit
ors, Washington, ID. G. Charge for
obtaining patent, 5000. A copy OF
the Patent Laws sent free on applica-
ton:
w. L. Hess, Belle Plain; Stove
Pipe Shelves.
o. ii. Larson, Fort Dodge; Vental.
ing Faucets.
Wrig Il Thompson, Ogden; Fence
Posts.
ID. N. Maxwell, Amos; Ditching
Plows.
G. A. Unkrick, Fairfield; yentila.
tors.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-21

Inheritors Of vast wealth are proverbially
spendthrits. The golden ore ia dug from
the mine, refined and coined, by the labor
Of other hands and the sweat of other
brows. Like children playing with 81
expensive toy, they can form NO just ss-
innate Of its value. When the oonol
weighed il, he cast into the balance 90 many
days of uuremittiny and fatiguing toll, &C
many anxious and sleepless nights, q
much self-denial, and SO much care. But
the inheritor throws into his balance only
pleasure. The one, values it by wha,
it cost him; the other, for what il will
purchase. Like the prodigal in the
Scripture parable he thoughtlsssly ex.
ponds it to crafty the caprice and craving.
Of his nature. Then comes the last scene
the misery, the remorse, and TIE long
wearisome journey back 10 the home OIL
frugal industry. But there are othe,
prodigals. On her fayorites our bsauteoua
parent, Nature, has lavished her richest
treasure--bealth. But the prodigal val
ues It lightly, for il cost him naught, and
recklessiy squanders it In riotous living,
Present pleasure obscures future want
Soon the curtain rises on the last scene
We see him helples, impoverished, the
rich treasures Of body and mind all LOST, =
in misery and despair. Remorseful Con.
science holds up to him the mirror Of
memory. In his own reckless folly hs
perceives the cause Of his present pain
He resolves to return. The journey 10 long
and tedious, but If he perseveringly follow,
the right road, he will at length SEQ tn,
haven Of his hopes in the distance, and Ma
ture, seeing her invalid child afar OF, will
come out to meet him, and receive HIN
back with love and blessing. To find tn.
right road homeward, the suffering prodi
gal should read "The peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser" Therein 1t Il
completely mapped out, its landmarks al
indicated, and its milestopes all mum bered
Read 1t. Price $3.50 postage prepaid.
Address the author and publisher, Il. v
Pierce, M. D., Buffalo, New York.