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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-07
NEWS r rlk WEEK.


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SIT nH. Ihs uesmsn pqasasu~. ~sn4sslsw "A
she ssuAslAds I~~~vn. slr~~ss knffafss snA
kshtw Wilhtlm we're stsanin da~n the
rhaassi, N fcase fm rlsmcuth. wh~n cpt~.
ssts iaasase. knelana, A,vus arr mil<s ssvsa
The shatv, The kwmis wilheim ran insc
The rlsos~ef kasfms. The shwk va terrific.
sh~ latter v~~sl hiling ard a1ksng within avv
nMnWtrs After sAe rclA,ton. N Add ~ sh~
hovross of thr sitnasicn. she teii~ss IL the
v~s~ci earloslcd, scattering death And ,l~~irNc.
tion In every Aisectiom The Inflated vvsssl
hAd On eonrd epo p~s~,ar, about no VI whcm
were lost. The ut.ssst KasfmA Mas hnili III
1874. aud Vas cne u the most powerful Iron.
clads III ,he German navy.
Another attempt hns been made "
murder The Empefor willism " Germany.
ll~ wAs wounded In one arm and IN thu cheek.
hut his fnrta are not dangerous. The shots
were Ared while she Empetct's carriage was
paar.ng honsc In which tho Asrassiu. Ds.
Modelling, occupied apartments. When tho
doors was forced, thc doctor attempted 10 Nh
himself, bns hip ife WAS sAvcd In order that Il
may b. taken, hereafter, ny the public exvrn
tsoner The weapon uSrd BY Tho would-b
asaassin WAS ! ioahlc.h .hasrclcd shot-gnn. The
Emptror rrceiseA about thirty small shot III
tho face, head, both arms, and hack.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-07

HOWARD COUNTY BANK,
cREsco, IOWA.
KERRY 4 ncHuoH. PROPRIETOR.
= General Danking Business
transacted.
1swy and Heii Enelsamg~. IDrAns IN the Oisi
OsuMtrt~s.
sAsSAaE TfckErx TO ASD vEOM
kVkOgE fUk AAEE.
Mosss and aaertgaess
Purchased On favorable terms. Particular ats@ntios
paid ~ thu nreutlatiuh " time lnAns. Collections
pA..f.il' sss.Ssd ss 10 and prompt ssss.n. .as
@w IAwhr lnwA. efsssa, Iowa.
wouId rerpeesfall, announce ,n The peerle II
CnEMO
snd ~ vicinity tAAt he has purchased The
MEAv aaANkEr
go. side Of klm street, which he vi, keep eea..,
suppiied VIII.
MEATS. fism. POULTRY AND aAME
IN shels ses.on H. solieis. your patronage rrless
always " sMit The eillne.
TernAs cAsh, ~ II. suMisHrnt, 1Gtf
q. Y. ooAa1'
Having rsntssA Ala
MAT MAR kgr
WIN Aeep constantly On hand - Hooa ~ ..~ersmen.
. can ba Aad IN this part u ths uuMnlty, u ~nlr.
sals ~ retail. tos cash sud uothinS el.e.
~ lsMy Or CAsh. AwA x~ll sar th~ - NJ.
cssdt need nos y a4hsA for. - !. viii no. " grant.
a.. ! am iuMnd " sstl - cheap - any ens fos
cash. end hope 70 3lte general sAtlsfartloA.
lJo"s W MAYNARD
Painter and 0laItes
CaKsco. Iowa.
nh0p nearly opposite the Elevator. WIN nos IL
ssceli~d n qualify y ~ofh. Prices ~ cheap = any.
oodyS. al.le
30, Every One WE Hlllsn
The undersigned hereby announces 10 The people II
ORESOO AND VICINITY
1 Thss NJ hss kased
Live Oak Market,
Hosmssiy oeearled BY y. n. ihoiiitie, where rAs
Aiwsys BE- found full Assostaleat II Mesie, u ~
Lower cAoN pRlcgs,
PATRONAGE soiLclTEp.
w. ~. ALL -.
| Farwcll I Hammond.
Practical Well ovlOlevo,
i CNEM0, Iowa.
IMfOr1uAli1a IL whereabouts Klsen al Tos,sesa
pW0p ttOp. II CseAco, Iowa
! keSes 70 poesooe whessvss dspessel. elW1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-07

Grain In sight III the AlAtea and Cana.
ID Wheat, 7,ho0,0oo bushels corn. 4. 22o. .0oC
bnshels Data, 2,l6s,0O0 bashelsi rye, 57s, 900
bushels barley, i,si0oo0 basl,els.
James 6kcad, lumber dealer of Otla-
m, Ont. has failed Tor 462a, ,Od0.
In m interview n Gettysburg. on
Decoration day. President Hayes reiterated Tho
declaration u Secretary key that mo man
need hol~ that tho schemes of shc mon who
have engineered tho movement 10 unveat prrsi-
dent Hayes can le carried ont without bloody
civil war To this ths President added, Tor
hlmsslfl ~ swore 10 preserve Tho constilu.
tlon u The United HtAsev. and will deliver lhe
executive oasce IL IL integrity 10 my succsssor.
They oAn lmpcach mo in she House of llsrre-
sentAtlses and Try ne In tho Senate. There II
no other way In which win recognlss any a.
tempt of Congress n remove mn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-07

The hall lMsscA ~ ths Hrnale establishing :
new Form " government fot The District u
Columbia ahcllshes al ,he psescnt official
t,eAfsis In th~ District. and esempss cc,lrvrs
and other etlncationAl tnstitations FROM tAsa-
tion.
Following II thc full lr1t III Tho bill
pAas~d By Coagrcea n prevent The further ~.
slsvm@u. II lexal.tendss ncless
NJ n sn~etrt, ds,. rha, ft.m and after the rass-
are II this A., Il shali moi se lawful fcv the Hsev.
tasy II The Treasury ~ osher efAess aAAes him 10
cancel ef retire any mere es The uais~d Htases
issalttnder netc~; snd ~hrn any ~ sald
metre may he redeemed or IN revived imso The
treasury, under aay law fFcan any rcaFc~ whatever
and thall ~iona " thr United rsasea ,hey shaI
Mot ~ retired. cAnc~lsd, o. destroyed. hut shsy
shal " ressasd. and paid eas again, snd kept In
eircala,,ea, provided, nothing herin shall pro-
hibn thu cancellation aEd destruction cf nMtilated
nctss Aad The isaM~ ot othes nos~e oi IN. denosni.
nation In their stead, - now provided. Al sets
and pArts " scs& In conflict herewith err hereby
repealed.
Winnie ReAm, The sculptor, waa mar.
ried IN Washington, last week, u Iisut. Hoxie,
Of tho army.
Secretary sherman has not N yet
found way 10 tssue the 2,ooo, 900 of standard
silver dollars coined zach month. but In conA-
dent he will 10 ahio 10 DO ~ before long.
Tho Florida section oi the Potter iu.
vsstigation committee lvit for tho south ias,
week.
Tho nuhlic.t .tlOI,t sfatcmcnt far Juno n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-07

Few SUBJECTS arr NJ entirely misun.
derstood ~ that of keeping comfortable
In hot weather. The majority ri people
discard their AAnncls when thc almanac
Gays summer: or At best when hot
weather fairly acta In ~-AA II there waa
any heat In flannel. There II no cxcnse
Tor this ignorance upon = anbjcct d
such vAht importance. and yct few pco.
ple give II secoud thonght. Every
one knows TINT tho temperature of the
human holy In health IL about loo deg,
This doca not mean July mud January
alone, but always, winter, npring, sum.
mcr and fall. Worry good; now lct ~
understand distinctly The fact tlat there
II no warmth ID clothing of any kind; II
acls AMPLY - = noil.conductor of both
heat and cold. Let IN take vcry hot
day, when tho thermometer indicates
100 deg. In the shade; what effect has
the flAnncls II ahAcrbs the pcrspirA.
ton. instead 0i letting II soak into the
outer clothing, which cannot he changed
every day ~ lhe nndcrclolhing can and
shonld ~. Therefore, 4 proper REGARD
Tor cleanlincss should intlucc w 70 ~.
tain our hAnncls.
Then, again, ~ 10 the question 0f heat
aud cold. When w know that tho body
In al lOO deg. on Tho inside u tho hAn.
mel, and The Mir 10 100 deg. on tho out.
side. what han our flannel barrtciAlc ~
keep ont OF 10 keep inl Nothing.
Therefore. u ahOuld bu evident ~ thc
dulleat intellect that the only eilect thcy
have during The hest II the day u favor
able 10 comfort; but wait until the sum
goes down and the damp of tho evening
approaches. A cool breesr springs up.
Now what effect haze the ntnncls 7
Tor tho timc hnA come when they 10
perform very important anil liic.aAving
service. A.. who doesn't wear under.
clothing, beGina ~ shiver = little the
cold nngcT 81 death Just giving him .
warming touch and he geis mp alter
awhile, rcmarhing TINT II In getting
rather too cool now, and Rocs into tho
honse, while D., who has worn his flAn-
mol through tho dAy. complaining less
Of thc heat, now Experiences delight
lul sennc oi comfort doesn't ieel any
chill, and thus avoid the cold that very
likely throws A. iuto fever, froln
which, II hr c~calFs with his hec, lot ~
hope hc with bc wiAc enough ~ wear
woolcn nnlcrclothcs all thc ycxr ro,,n.l
Ii fulnrc. This In not written In Tho III
tercst ol dcaler~ In mourning apparel,
undestakcrA Or Tho medical profession,
whose prO0ls Asc chiefly derived from
people who don't wear flannel In hot
weather.
4 cAAxv man. named Charles Dmsch,
annoyed Tho wealthy Miss. Astor. III New
York, by following and writing ~ her on
TIM subject ol mAtrimony. Hr haA bcen
arrested, mud il discovered ~ ~ the
same man who fcll maally IN love- with
Chrissine Nilsson Ave years aEo anil wA,
locked up because he prcr~ed hia suil
! 700 artiently.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-07

A tremendous explosion lstely tOok
nlA4,c III thc torpedo factory 0s Tho sus-
sian Government at Otchkon, neat
CronstA4lt. where several hundred men
were employed nj the tlmr. The work
shops, lilo naval laboratory, and the slof.
ngc houses, containing IN addition ~
torwsl0s IN immense quantity u ".
insilius, were l,ipwn ~ psOccK Aid HHas.
tered 10 great distances. The eona,,s-
sion VA iclt ior miles, and II wMA thought
that tho English haA opened = mn.
oun toimbarslnent. The powder wAs ~.
moved from tlio mA9aslnc d Tho Garsi.
son before thu nAmes rcAcAed y. Al
houses within circumference q iwO
miIeH wore more Or lesA damaged. pnr.
Ing Tho following dny ptMsantA brought
fragments ot Tho disaster fhsm = dis.
lancc 0l nve miles, and sscamcFA arrives!
which hal picked them up TN miles out
nt srn. Tho ca,isr of tho exploslon WAS
Thought ~ have been spontaneous cof1s.
buslIon. Twelve persons only w~rs
killed.
ExisrMlaAttsg Rak.
What il called "thu Dutch Way with
rata" ID ihi. a ntinies II rats M leit
10 themselves In \ vsfy large tsap u
cage. with no food whatever. Their
craving hunger Will canse them ~ 6Ght,
AMI tfc weakest will be eaten ~ tho
elropsrst, After short ilina Tho nght
| il renewed. and tho nrxt wcAkeat y The
victim. anil % II 4. On till Oiie strong
rat /. lcft. When this 0ns hrs eaten
| ll,e last remains of the Others u II lst
loose. The animal has nov acquired
sueh q tastn for rat nesi that hs - the
terror II MI raldolu, gniDg abot't seeks
| ing what rat hr lnny slsvomr IN ~ ~.
rrdii,ly short time lls vremiac. afe
abandoned ~ Ill utlrr rats, which viii
MT come hack before tho cmnHlhHl rAt
hes loft Or dicd.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

Mr.. Singleton Garrett, one OF the
founders, and for many years, the
editor of the Canton Mail, died re-
ceItly OF ,.liow fever. OF late NJ, .
Garrett had Devoted himself exc Us
sively to the practice of law, ard
had won an honorable place in that
learned profession. y man with>
out guile, he met death fearlcsSly
and has passed into the presence of
his Maker and his GOd.J We have
been called upon SO often of late to
record the deaths of those Onr
hearts hold dear, that our sad he ,rt
falters aud the tired pen drops from
our nerveless fingers. Our friend
is gone, and the places that once
knew him will know lin no more.
May his rest be sweet, and in the
last great day may we meet him be
fore the Great Whi.e ThrOne.-
Herald.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

irene E. rSIa" Na Court am the Of cna%fssS Msss
Nnha James o SEGA psa. S1ississippi. '"'e o.
On the opening of this cause, i
,p.earing that defendant, Annie
=. Scott. had been duly summoned
appear and plead. answer OF
lemur to cOmplalnant's bill, and she
'aving failed to appear and plead.
answer or demur to said bill, it il
rdered by tie Court that the mat
crS and things stated in said bill
# complaint be taken for confessed
IS to her, said Annie Il. Scott; and
1t appearing to the Court from affi
'iavit of John Handy, complainant
,licitOr, that said James y Dear
is non resident of this State, and
hat he resides and has his pos
office at Mil!ersburg, i'm Mercer
county, State of Illinois, it is nov
ordered by the Court that publIca>
ion be made once u week for -four
consecutive weeks in The AMERICAN
jITIZEN a public newspaper printed
nd published in this county, re-
Iuiring the said James u Dean to
10 and appear in this Court OH tht
3rd Monday of January, 1879
md plead. answer or d-mur t,
;omplainant's bill, otherwise the
,ame shall be taken for confessed At
him, and the clerk of this Court
y hereby directed to transmit by
mail. postage paid, Il copy OF this
,rdcr directed to said James o.
Dean, at his post Office aforesaid.
A true copy from the minutes.
f. S. JEFFREY. Clerk,
John Handy, Compl'is Sol'r. iy CT
American citizen., 1878-11-30
REMEMBER THIS.

Cuban Chill Tonic, the great
West Indies Fever and Ague Rrm>
edy, cures chiiIs and fcvers every
time. 1t cures when quinine and
physicians prescriptions fail to cure.
Thousands of bottles have been
given away and not single failure.
1t cures chIIls and fevers quicker
than anything else OH earth, and
the cure is complete and permanent.
1t cures liver complaint aud bilious
ness. 1t gives health to the poor,
pale, sick sufferer. 1t gives an
appetite and purifies the blood.
1t is the finest and best family med
icine In the world. 1t should he in
every family in this town aud cOun.
ty, becaus" 1t saves sickness and
gives health. There is no eaI Ithly
reason why you should suffer with
chills and fevers, when Cuban Chill
Tonic, the great Vest Indies Fever
and Ague Remedy will cure you,
Get bottle from your druggist
Phillips s. Jones and try it.
American citizen., 1878-11-30
MIR. !. a. kamNPArRICK,

at her old stand. Is now ~ receipt of
IA fresh stock If Millinery, which she
offers at the very lowest price,.
She earnestly soIicits an early call
from all her irienu~ aud customers
who may need anything in her line.
Ladies' from the country are special
ly Invited To Call, or send their
orders, which will receive prompt
attention. There will he connected
with her establishment an accom-
plisl,ed dress maker, from New Or>
leans, who has had many years
in This fashionable art.
and will do work in the most ap-
proved style. at reasonable prices.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

Communicated.
Building is an art thar commends
itself to the intelligence of every
practical and thin king mind.
Beauty and durability are not
alone to be considered, but comfort,
health and convenience are the
pIerogatives alike of rich aud poor.
The man of moderate means, hum
ble as his taste may be, can consult
his own peculiar views in the con>
strucliOn of any wooden tenement.
The laws of nature should be
closely followed and every avenue
from which ventilation can be had
should be strictly adhered to. A
proper height from the g-Ound is
essentially necessary for the COM
fort, health and appearance of any
wooden tenement.
The centre of attraction of all at
mospheric impurities is upward,
where finding no animate nature to
cOntaminate ends in vapOr. These
impurities, though cOrrupting to
every living thing of the animal
kingdom are utilizing attributes
designed for our good, not our
.njnry.
The laws of chemistry teach us
that all Odors or infection can be so
neuti allied by oxygen as to be rem
dered harmless and inOffensive. So
that openings in dwelling, let it
be ever so humble, should be the
acme oil architectural kill and the
aim of the occupant.
To assume that all fare alike dur
ing epidemics, would be contradict
tory to human experience and hu-
man observation. Then the par
tally exempt are the close observ.
ers of all sanitary laws and those
who live in well ventilated houses
American citizen., 1878-11-30
A Remarkable Result.

1t makes no difference how many
Physicians, o: how much medicine
you have tried, it ia nov an estab
lished fact hat German Syrup is
the only remedy which has given
complete satisfaction in severe cases
of Lung Diseases. II is tue there
ale yet thousands of persons who
are predispOsed to throat and Lung
Affections, COnsumptiOu,H HemOrrha
ges, Asthma, Sc, eve colds settled on
the breast, Pneumonia, WhoODinG
cough, &C., who have no personal
knowledge of BOschee's German SY
rup. To such we would say that
$4,000 dozen were sold last year
without one complaint. Consunp-
tives try just one bottle. Regular
size 75 cents. Sold by all Drug
gists III America.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

L Nill open shOol at my resi-.
dence pu Monday, Nov, 4th, under
the Act, Of March 5th, 1873. By
the provasions of this Act the pa
irons Of the School will be entitled
to the benefit Of the Common school
fund to the. amount of two dol
lars per month for each puril.
Tuition from two to five dollars per
month. A charge, Of % cents per
month for each pupil will be made
for incidentals. j. GS FELLOWS,
CANTON, Oct. 26th, 1888.
American citizen., 1878-11-30
SUBSCRIBE for the CIT
1ZEN. Only &3.oO Per An.
nam.
ANASTONISHING FACT.

A large proportion Of the Ameri-.
can people are to-day dying from
the effects of Dyspepsia or disor>
dered liver. The result of these
diseases upon the masses of intelli
gent aud valuable people is most
alarming, making life actually a
burden instead Of pleasant exis>
teuce Of enjoyment and usefulness
- itonght to be. There is no good
reason Tor this, if you will only
throw aside prejudice and skepti-
cisn. take the advice of Druggists
and your friends, and try one bottle
of Green's August Flower. Your
speedy relief is certain. Millions of
hotties of this medicine have been
given away to try it's virtues, with
satisfactory results in every case.
You can bay a sample bottle for 10
cents to try. Three doses will re-
live the worst case. Positively sold
l,y all Druggists on the Western
Continent.
American citizen., 1878-11-30
NOTICE TO HOTELS. RESTAURANTS AND
FAMILIES.

NOTICE TO HOTELS. RESTAURANTS AND
FAMILIES.
We have now in store, a fine line
of family groceries, consisting of
Crushed Sugar, SnOw.white Sugar,
Yellow Clarified Sugar, Choice Rio
Coffee, Choice Java Coffee, Sugar
Cured Hams, Pickles, Lemon Su
gar, Soda, Condensed Milk, Starch,
Tomatoes, Asparagus. Strawber-
ries, Macker al. Rice, Soaps, Peaches
Pine Apple, Corn, Salmon, Sar-
dimes. Fiavoring Extracts, Matches,
BIuciDg, Peas, Flour of all Grades,
to VIII ich we call especial attention,
because our goods have not been iu
store during the fever, but are per-
fectly fresh. and b-cause we are
prepared to offer them at induciug>
iy low prices. All goods delivered
free OF charge. House open until
y p. m.
j. STADEKER & Son.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

We learn tE letter received to
day, that Holy Springs was treat.
ed to small sprinkle of snow. "Oh
the beautiful nOw." We are thank
full for the bg white frost which
greeted us Oh Thursday morning.
Our refugees are coming in rapidly
from all points. No further neces-
siiy of remaining away. Welcome
all,
American citizen., 1878-11-30
TO CONsUMprIvEs.

The advertiser. having been permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Consumption,
by simple remedy, is anxious to make
tnown 10 hia fellow sufferers the means of
cure. To all who desire it, he will send
= copy OF tho prescription used, (free Of
charged, with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will find
q snre cure for consumption, asthma,
bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address, Rev. E. A. Wilson, 1874 Penn
T., WILLIAMSBURG, N. Y.
American citizen., 1878-11-30
-77-77-77--7777-
Barqsins! BsrQains ! !!

At the store of Z. Hitler, next
door to Web-i's barber shop, OIL the
north side of court square by HIS
AGENT, JAKE MITCHELL, who
offers to sell goods cheaper han
can be bought elsewhere in Canton.
He invites all classes to call AID
examine his stock and learn his
prices before purchasing at other
Eouses as he is determined to sell
at the lowest figures for cash.
nov 93-3m
American citizen., 1878-11-30

In view of the fact that this bus
iness season will be extremely short
and having bought an imMense
stock of Dry Goods, mems aud
boys cloIhing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Jeans, FIanuels, Boots and
Shoes, ETC., and to make quick sales
he has determined not to be under~
sold by any house this side of New
York City. Call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere and you
will save money.
C.. l.. GROSS,
American citizen., 1878-11-30

On the morning of the 26th November.
at her residence in this place, Mrs. Fannie
w. Leitch, aged 56 years.
She was q woman of uncommon fOrti-
tude, possessed of great strength of mind
and one of Gods own children. Pure in
heart, meek in manners, she commanded
the respect and admiration of all who
knew her. She had been sorely bereaved
by the loss of kind husband during the
epidemic, and having nnrsed him and three
other members of her family, she was
much debilitatcd and had no strength to
resist the fearful destroyer when her time
came. She was ill only one short week,
when death claimed her. She was for
many years faithful member Of the Bap
fist church, and died in the assurance of Il
blest Inheritance with the Saints on high
American citizen., 1878-11-30
Fatal Accident.

Mr.. James Lennard, while per
forming his duties as brakesman
on the north bound freight train, on
"Wednesday night, near Grenada,
slipped aud fell to the ground, tue
car wheels passing over both legs,
causing amputaiIon necessary, from
the effects OF which he is not expect.
ed to live. He was taken to the
hotel in Grenada. and has the at
tebtiOn of his mother in his terrible
ordeal. May God be with them
both is the earnest wish of their
friends.
American citizen., 1878-11-30
Ayers Ague Cure,

Fer Fever end Ae,ue, Intermittent Fe----,
Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C., and indeed
oil The affecuons which arise from n,alsri--
Gus, marsh, OF misslrdtic poicors.
This is a conrour.t rcmcdv, prepared with
scientific skill irom ingredients whicS
rarely fails to cure T. s.sHr est cases of ChiliS
and Fever ant! the ouiiant disorders. su'I
a remedy the OF tho people in mala-
rious districts sicia ..u.. II great supcrloriiy
over any other ne,i, ,;ine discovered for tlls
turc of ntcrrnitl II il, th''i 1t contains no qu-
nine or mineral ed lose mo take il are freI
danger - .risIr or :ihy iIiurians iectst
and as hc,thy .'it,I It inS IL H. before. r.
has h.'cn cxta,isivefy c,.pl,yed during the ll'L
thi'y treaIfn M OF tiioSc distressing
disorders, aEu unvaryg HAS 'i,ecii IL success
i..t i; mas gained tl;t el iiation oi betlg inid.
Ihle. itcan tirr in"e he safely rec"mnen'i'rt
~ n ,siN Itit specific for tho Fever aud
AEne OF tt.e - sst- ana ..ie thiiis and Fever y
The Sou+f. J .0anicI.ci the miasmatic IOisol
nj the Iil.-+, lrd frees The system from its iHn-
encc, ST ti,l- ague, shakes or clll.
once broken nj, by il, do not return Gntl TO
disease is again contracted. :,
The gfeaty fa,, of iSoi tIcrs whirh arisn FRI I
she rrit:.:it,n nt The poison, surn as S-ur'tlgi
HheuIn-..l-... s,,.ui. He;sd..sl,>'. i'ii"dicss.
IootI. lciss. la -s.V: "a. Cat .rIb, Asthma, Pal
pitatiou, Splc,-i- Araa'iors. UyStcrieE, P.'' l
in the Bowels, s'nii,,. Paralysis and deranrs,-
of the stomach al ii which bU. -.S INTERN -
periodical, haze no specdier remedy th' il
AYERS AGTr. cI.E. which cures '.lcm AL an
and protects the .crl from future aithcks. =.
:. preventive, l. g. OF immense service in tha -
cor,mnni:.es where Fever and hl.ue prevails, Z; =
it stays the deI cloDme:'t VI iie dsea-S " 'ah
5nt.r irsi =, roget, oi thc Trss i.iUhoy <ybi''-
nnls, Trayt 'crs and temporary residents
.,us e1aL.ed 3. ,,e.i i.lcsc t,!njI,lCi~. a''A =
.s'li safa, II tIrey avail themselves oi ia
t'-.1se, tIoE this ometly afor'-
!. ar Cr''p,a.n;s, ,i1 SO i'qid Fs'ldHT'
exrei,r. 'enIeuy 81 -i!'t';l', .l'' 81 "a
f..s
American citizen., 1878-11-30
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