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DIED.

At the residence of his son-in- law,
Mr.. Alex. Fairall, at SWanton, Md.
of Cholera morbus, on Sunday, July
Dist, 1878, Truman West, in the S0th
year of his age.
His remains were brought to Oak
land and inferred in the Odd-Fel-
lows Cemetery on Tuesday morning.
Deceased has been a resident of
this county for nearly fifty years,
and consistent member Of the M.
E. Church for about forty years. He
was mainly instrumental in estab-
fishing one of the first Sunday Schools
organized in this county, but a short
time after he came here, and his re-
mains were followed to the grave by
one of his first scholars, Judge De-
Witt, who states that he received his
first religious impressions in that
school.
Captain West was truly good
man, and was held in high esteem
by all who knew him.
The Orphans Court which was in
session, adjourned through respect
for the memory of deceased, and the
members attended the funeral in a
body.
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The Orphans Court for Garrett
County was convened on Tuesday,
23rd inst. Present, Hon. Jos. De-
Witt, Chief Judge, and Hon. A. j.
Michaelsand VIM. Harvey, Associate
Judges, and VIM. L. Rawlings, Reg
lister.
Among others were the following
proceedings:
Michael Nathan, guardian to Del
phenia Hone and others, settled his
second account.
VIM. Chisholm, one Of the admin
istIators Of the estate Of Jas. CHS
holm, deed, settled their fourth ac-
count.
Court then adjourned until Mon
day, 10Th, special session.
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a very pleasant and entertaining
picnic was held on Monday, 22d
inst, by the Sabbath and day schools
at Pleasant Valley, about two and a
half miles from Oakland. There
were speeches, &C., by the members
Of the schools, who acquitted them
selves remarkably well. This was
interpreted with singing. They are
much indebted to their faithful
teachers for their success. There
We're also good addresses from Rev.
Snapp, Judge Dewitt, and n little
funny one from Bro. john NJ. DaYis.
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Stickney and daughters, and Mrs.
West and Miss Driner, of Washing
ton; Mrs. Hoffman and son, Phila-
delphia ; Mrs. Price and son, Cum
berland.
Last Saturday evening as engine
No. 426 of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, was coming down the IT,
mile grade, above Piedmont, one of
the steam chests blew off. The men
working at Empire mine, seeing
her dashing along the road, and I'M
der no control, opened a switch and
let her run off near Bloomington.
The fireman, Benjamin Rickmon,
had his left foot seriously crushed.
DIR. Dorsey, of Barton, and DIR. Nc
Donald, of Homecoming, rendered
SURGICAL aid. The accommodation
trains were both delayed.
Tuesday morning John Lindsay,
freight train brakeman on the Bal
timere and Ohio railroad, was switch
ing his train in the cut below Pied
mont, when he mistook the track it
was on, and was knocked down and
run over by the locomotive. Both
his legs were cut off above the knees,
and he can hardly recover from the
accident, Lindsay lives in Martins
durS where he has a wife and two
children. Cumberland Nelcs.
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Sabbath School Concert at Deer Park.

a concert was given by the mem
bers of the Union Sunday School at
Deer Park, ON Sunday evening last,
subject, "Search the Scriptures"
The following was the programme !:
Singing-"Come thou Fount of every bless
Reading. by J. c. Rodcheaver; Exodus. 10 ch.
Prayer. by Rev. j. r. Laughlin, of the NJ. f.
Church
singing by the school; 81 am so glad that
Recitation by Miss Lizzie Ellins. "What a
little child can d. with chorus exercise
by the class of children.
Leader-WhO is the Author of the writings
that we are commanded to search?
Answer by school Onicers--2 Tim. g. lG and Il;
Peter, J. u.
Leader-Mention some Of The titles given to
the scriptures?
Answer by class of young laGies-Holy Scrip
lures; Rom. !: l, ,; The Word of God; Luke
Word OF truth; Jas. l: Is; The Book Psa
40: :, S; The Book Of the Law; Neh. S: 3 The
Oraclcs of God; Rom 3 Il, ,; The sword of
the spirit; Eph. s II.
Singing by school, salvation, Oh . the joyful
sound.
Lcadcr-What do the Scriptures contain?
Answer by class OF men-A revelation of
Gods word Lev 49, 2; His holy law; Deut
i; 8; The record of divine prophesies and
their fultilment;2 Peter, 10; The promi-
Ses of the Gospel Peter |: 4; They reveal
the way Of salvation; Acts 10: I3, They tell
us of the final Judgment, its rewards and
puniShmcntS; John ) 3: y, %.
School in cOncert-"SearCh the Scriptures,
for in them We think We have eternal life,
and they are they which testify of me-"
Singing, "Oh, think of a home over there"
Lcader-IIow is Gods word described?
Answer by the children-As pure; Pisa. -: 8;
As perfect; Psa. 10: Z; As true; Pisa. ll9: 100
As sure; Psa. 90: ; As quick and powerful e;
Heb. i; II; As precious; Psa. l39: II As
everlasting; lisa. 40S.
Singing, "'IiS the promise of Cod
remarks by the pastor, and quotations on the
danger of neglecting the Bible.
Recitation by Miss Sallie Elllins, Religion
the ceieI concern"
Singing, Joy to the world, the Lord has
come"
The church was filled by an appre-
ciative and attentive audience. Much
credit is due to Prof. Richardson,
of Oakland, for his assistance in the
musical part of the concert.
Friends from Oakland, Summit
vile and Ryan's Glades were present
to witness the exercises.
Moses AND AARON.
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Often has the appeal been made to
our citizens to spend their money at
home. Mr.. a. Loewenstein, mer-
chant tailor, conceiyes that this is
good ADVICE, and to prove that he
can furnish clothing as cheap as they
can be bought elsewhere, he only
desires a trial to convince all Of the
fact that his goods are of the best
quality and made up On the most
reasonable terms.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-07-27

Messrs. Peddicord & Gender have
removed their law Office from the
Offutt building. to new building
constructed especially for them by
Mr.. a. G. Brooke, on Liberty street,
next door to The REPUBLICAN Of
flee. These rooms are on the ground
floor, and are the most desirable in
Oakl and for the purpose.
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The Coming Eclipse.

The ninth Of the twelve solar eclip-
SEES set down for this century will oc-
cur on the Goth inst, Monday. AS
seen from here about two, thirds of
the suns surface will be eclipsed. 1t
will begin about five O'Clock in the
afternoon and continue TIL nearly
sundoWn. Get your smoked glass
ready.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-07-27

Makes the skin soft, clear and pure,
white and healthy; is cleansing, de-
odorizing, disenfecting, soothing,
healing and purifying removes dam
drutf, chatting, ulcers, sores, eruptions,
roughnesss and redness of skin; re-
lieves itching, burning and singing
of the skin, and irratiOn of biting and
singing insects will relieve Itching
Piles where nothing else will have
any effect is free from all offensive
odors, and prevents Contagious Dis
eases, and and as an external, medi-
cal, and toilet preparation it has no
equal. Price % cents, box q cakes
60 cents. Ask for DR.. Van Dykes
Soap. Insist upon it, and take no
other. f. S. WEBSTER, Propri-
etor, Office, so North Fifth street.
Wholesale depot, 400 North Third
St., Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by Geo.
G. Sturgiss, Oakland, Md, and drug
gi5ts generally.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Indigestion in its chronic form is manifes-
ted by a multitude of distressing symptoms;
among them are heartburns, waterbrash,
fiatulence, great dependency, an anxious ex-
preston, sick headache cold extremities, loss
of appetite and flesh restlessness, tired and
weak in the morning. To prevent this use
Bunsen's Dyspepsia Cure. Every Druggist
keeps it. Agency with G. c. Sturgiss, Oak
land, Md. jy27-2m.
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Lutheran Church. Preaching at
10! A. NJ.
Memorial Church. Preaching at
IL a. M, by Rev. DR.. Scott.
NJ. 4. Church. -Preaching in the
morning at 104 o'clock, and in the
evening at s. Sunday School 8 A. NJ.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-07-27

Last week we made a little tour to
Garrett county, Md, and Preston
county, w. Va, In Oakland we fell
in with Messrs. Smith, of the Demo-
crdt, Hayden, Of TIE REPUBLICAN,
and w. l.. Rawlings, register of
wills; in Preston county with Mess.
John Z. Dawson, formerly of this
place; James Dawson, A. Warner,
and many others whom we cannot
now remember. TO all we are in
debted for kind attentions.
On Sunday we spent the day, pie
mic fashion, at West Union, where
the Lutheran Synod Of West Vir-
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C0NSTABLE1S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of feri facias issued by
Isaac Umbel, one of the Justices OF the Peace
of the state of Maryland, in and for Garrett
county, at the suit of Ira Il. Friend, against
the goods and chattels, lands and tenementS
of Preston savage, Ezra Savage and Joseph
Fear, and TO me directed, | have seized and
taken in execution all the right, title, claim,
interest and estate, both at law and in equity
OF the said Preston Savage Ezra Savage and
Joseph Fear, in and to four Military Lots in
District No. 2, and numbered as follows, viz:
LOTS 2945, 2946, 2s47 and 1880,
lying west OF the Noughioghsny river, md
about4 miles from Friendsville, improved by
log dwelling houses and good barn and
other out-buildings.
And hereby give notice thaton
Saturday, l7th day Of august, 1878,
at O'Clock, p. NJ, at the Friendsville bridge,
near the residence of Abram Steele viii Of
fer for sale the said property so seized and
taken IN execution, by public auction. to tho
highest bidder, for cash. to satisfy said claim
and costs.
SILAS f. CUPPETT,
Z Y til Constable.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN undersigned will make application to
the County Commissioners at their next
meeting after thirty days from the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, for the appointment
of Examiners to locate road running from
my limestone quarry through the lands of
Mrs. Edwards and T.. p. Keer, to intersect the
Spruce Hollow Road.
794 SOLOMON TURNKEY.
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gsars Webster i Rsitass.


rHiNAahs 1T las AnaA Ahnnnnes
nsanf Miss NWiiisset w. asstsss u
NliA AN atfshu4s IN Az t4aas ts.tat
Ntgsl al4fs4HgigsW I'll pat tHs4a, III
i4siH ifHli NA 1fiaAs 50 8ifN lA.l
! IL lsggyahenN8p ~as Dssf "a nafst
rs.sltensss. nslH ~aA rendered In
Taaitirfe msfnpf, With III. gantss,
isntnsr ana slssnits lit llA4e ufat -.
iiet na.ilals.fas ihe evening st4AsAs-
tn l.nih.sis III tit fall II iaenliasitsn
Mills. ami Ia tsAlis Ilm's Trouble. II
trmafkalal. ,l.tsr~.. 10th aisn .m.
traced tie sieetlip'ly. ansi nara.
tlse. liz u Aesn@ II ome ~ thaee
fAns ssciNs tiiif nip nAasi generally
spoiled sn tle recital lii tae i..ltal
iasl Friday evening il WIS ap IN.
pr s~iseiy rsndvivd that every
thought. lmpnlse anil sentiment III
tile l,a4staEe Nsta given. Iae ufnn.
alto nnd humorous wefs given In the
~rai III Dual, isn HnIletinv WOMAN
ani Mark Twain's description ~
Enrarcaa galties Mefe Very faithfully
portrayed. TIE Greco silver cotnei
Hand previous ~ the entertainment
ai*enurscd some III Their tnaei choice
selections III front III tie Tall like.
wis., a. The time Intervening between
parts In thu tiagialarae, Bn, her ra-
ieiiainm.nt iaana If Itself. combines
all that II desired anil with tn
fanlsless rendering gase ent'r. salts.
faction An effort which will without
dnnb; liz successful, Ii bring ai,ic
To secure her services for in~,luctsng
IA class In clocntion ut this place To-
commence In three OF four weeks NJ
the fatthrst
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VEVI.EllNE
Chilla. Shakes.
FEVER AND AGlTl..

fsrboro. y e 1871.
DR.. N. r. Stevens.
bear kir.--l reel very grateful for What
ysar valuable meiicise. vcg-iinc, ha.
asae In my family wish 10 express my
shanka w infcrminx you ofthe wonderful
cure Of my son; also. 10 let ron know that
vskstiac il the beat medicine ever -aw
fr chills, Shakes. fcver md Agac. My
~an w.s sick with msasl \ in 1918. which
l.ss him with llip.Jon, dissese. Ny son
as6src great ,lcsl II pun. all Of the
time: the psin was sn rres, he did nothin.
hut cry. The doctors lid MT he,a him a
particle. he could nut Tic. his fpoi srnm
ihe ncor, he could no' meyr wiihoa,
crstches. l read your advertisement In
tkc Louisville Courier Journal that
Nssstine sAs Il grea, i.lnal p.ride. anil
lfa.d Fnod tried una L.tilc. which
Wa gr~ai beneat. lie kept aa with the
saeaic,n., s.slunl.y s,iuins he hss ,ik.
an eighteen bottles IN Ill. sna liz i conn.
pl~sciy restored IL health. Nslks without
stutchcs or cane liz Is twenty yours ui
agc have younger san. hl,ern years
81 ago. WIN In subject to thills Whenever
Ae fecla ane comm: M he comes In. takes
.lase Of Neeetins and TIM, Ii the Inst Of
tkc thill. Negr,ine leaves IN hui esfrs,
upon the .vstem like mot g the me lirines
recommended tnr t.hi's. ! ekeerfiil,
recommend Nege.inr f4r sael, complaints
think Ii In the eeafest medicine In the
world Respectful ), Ars. ] ". ILosn
vsnsriAl.- When the hlaai heeome.
lifsle.e .usI stasn.nl. either frn,u change
of weather Or VI elm lie, Van, of exercise,
irregular dict. u. fram sny other cause
tie Nsgeiine will renew the hoati. curry
of The rntril Lumers cleanse the siamaeil,
rrrnlAi. thr bowels. anh inrart u tone
Ut vigor Ia the Mhols hody.
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National Crccrhack Meetinc

Edwin NJ. Farnswnrih ran,lidats
on the National Gre.nhack ticket fol
Secretary II State will aadlfe-a 4
grrenback meeting NJ Prices Hall 81
Saturday evening. Measures vii
also he taken 10 perfect the orsaii.
zn,ion Of II club, with meetings al
reg,lnr intervals. 4 general invita-,
tion Il extended to the public /,
come and hear I'll. truth. and farm,
era anil lnhalina men nre invited I,
enroll themselves In the grnnd arm,
that would deprive corporations d
tho power and privilege Of livinp
without toll OF the carnings II lnl,of
Ladies' are especially invited to III
tend.
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aithN lLite, lahAt sAl'iil ~ 1910
Ar Editor
Daring tho paat week W. HAY.
been called upon IL follow two VI ,h.
residents III onr Village Ia thei, last
resting piece, II. t.. Smith Of tn. ilrut
of Smith \ Markham, and tie vii.
Of l.. ID. Duntuu Eetl. Both leave
families IL mouua their loss. Nr
Smith commenced business her,
some three yeats agn. and had ga!R.
~ an cnsiable rel auction IL a man
II ~triet Integrity, Ill loss II f.it hs
the whole community. Mira, Dunton
Nsr among our etllN settlers AMI hs
hnr malty virtues had rnaearea hef-
self to Il large circle oT friends. IL,
Mill winter has brought more sick
mess In this section than usual. Our
farmers have their sowing nearly
completed and the grain IL coming
up nicely. There has been n greater
breadth oi whuat GOWN IN this sl.in.
ts than ever before. N.are now ahA
iously waiting for gaod roads Il.
market the laiancr al onr last yenr'-
crops. / learn that n. \. Cutting pi
jamestown Twp. to-day unsaltlira
and Killed ,lph, young wolves To,
geiher with one old one. / coniiatl,
late you Frank hu, ieur yan has,
killed the goose that Ibid the rol,lei
egRs, Mi, &. three yenrs ago liz,
stfs yell a den NJ young wolves, ant
another two years hgo, AT which time
tie mother leit Two ri her toes In i
steal llup. The old one now caught
nseds the two toes 10 make her faol
complete Everything about tho Vii.
laga II quiet except when our auloon
s.ni~ aat sume IT Its fruits. Nj
Fred Clark will teach orr school tn,
coming summer. which Will insure /,
successful term. lie has been tric,
anil not found wanting.
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SPRING GOODS
JAS. MORGAN
3s6 4 3ss Eas, Water street.
Milwaukee,
Takes pleasure III Informing tho LIN.
dies OF Clcsro. that hla stock 1, how
COMPLETE.

White piqne, q t., DC and l2., pcr
yard.
| White Pllae ffam III, "a Gne.
Crash ToMrling from Il, Ia atc.
| Mi kins from -. ta .H,n pei Iuz.
Towel, from Soc 10 $40 per eloa.
Table Linens, hlrarhcd, from jse IL
S2,.a pr yarl.
Table Linens, nnhlelel,cd, from zoo
To Sl.0D per yard.
Prints. ull desirable styles, blcae,etl
AMI nnb'caehed tottuns, New
York quotations.
6-l Spring snd summer Cioakinra In
all ihc latest stylca. from ~l.;a 10
Sl0O per yard,
corscts, different styles. from soc 10
@l,hl.
Ladies' hlrachcd Cotton Hose from
D. To Doe pei pair.
Ladies' nnhlcuchel Cotton Hose
FROM Dc To Soc per rnir.
Ladies' Hose, solid rulsrs In Pink.
lrown, Blue and Cardinal FROM
II 10 2ae pci pair.
Ladies' Striped Hose from 81 10 II
per pair.
Ladies' Clorhel Hose iron, Do TO
II per pnlr.
Chilsll.n.- Hose. III endless variety
from b. e. .,oc rrr pulr.
Gents ! Hose, unblaarhpl. from ln,
70 Coo per pair.
Gents ! Hose, striped. from inc 10
t'oe per pair.
Geni's J Hose, sulid rolnra I'm Brown
Cardinal md Hluu from ~ III ,5r.
ln'eiAhitls nni Drawers, good
quality, 81 9Th.
Gsnt's Ties. Drawers. Collars. cuff,
cie., in great variety.
New Fancy Dress tsood~ from T. 10
Dress Goods. plain colnra from ihc
u S.n..
Dress ioods Novelties In al Tho ln,.
cst styles nom a5r tu So, pcr y'i.
~ l.isi.n Suiting from .f.c 10 To
per yard.
Black Alpaca from nuc a. Al 10 per n.
Cn@l.n.ir aluta Ill III, per yard
u Inch FROM no III si.-a
Dnp n'Esr. AZ inch from III. ~ IA A.,
pr sarA,
Summer silks from 4Dr a. ST. rcr
yard,
colnlrl silk flpm It'll ,nai.-sr. VA.
iilark ,ht tu *a,u4 v. /.
Shawl.. all rriseA, flnn t'5r MI 5000.
Cloak frun @isa ~ @4a.pa u,.rh.
complete A,a.i. III Millinery.
sample sNn' 80 application nnl
ail order hliA"i promptly ,.nel-
not satisfactory sNA he returned at
my Npsns..
hntall Epnm- Iii l,aor. Mhultui,,
! ~, Misunderstanding a'
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To the Public.

W. take pleasure In introducing, Ia
You onf successor Mr.. CilMs. j. Well.
bur- who comes not unknown 10 you
and. who W. believe. will merit til,
very liberal patronage that ii Dis.
eliminating anil iiist people have ~
holntif,illy extended IL III. For these
fnvors In Introducing MI. M.hhcr,
w .l'sirc 10 iotMrn our hearty
thanks
Dated Crcscn. April Ii, 1874.
SWNnaan 1nurr f. IA
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All babies arc dlminntive Caesars
sincr they eeme they see. they con.
q,ler. sometimes ny their gentle
stiffness hut oftcnsr hy continued up
roarions crying induced by Collie
Teethlng, Flatnlence, etc. Dir. bulls
Raby Syrup ~ It's gentle yet spcrill,
influence qnicis the little ones with.
out ever producing tlr least lnjur.
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e. l.. (sazrlle. who has been st
long the popular clerk In DR.. Price,
DRUG store. will hereafter hs.,fonnd Il
tho store o. chas. j. Wsbhrr. who
rendered him Tho position, thus pre-,
vailing OH him to abandon his con.
tcmplaicd removal to California.
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Masonic E.nrr1nN~-rhr following
were elected Oiliucrs OF cir~ra Lodge,
No. Ito ~ tln regnlurrnnlnuni
hel,lon Tuesday evening";
NJ. M. Moon. ". NJ.
i. A. Merriam. \. w.
John Arnot, J.. ".
!. !. Lowry. Treas.
u. N, Harris. Srriy.
james Thompson. u. u.
a xun,irlunlit. 4, u.
&. NJ brooks, 4. u.
Louis Hasvil, 4, i.
Gins. StI.wii, II.
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The advertisements Of farm ma
chln.ry sold by J.. GilIctt 4 co. or
this plAec and of iime Springs +
worthy the attention. mil the eonll.
dent" anl patronage Of the farmers
II lIowa,d sonntv. Wrdo not believe
sl'st either Of th"m would represent
III inferior arilel. af machinery
knowingly.
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" \. Gat,liaer i IL open il sam
rlr loom In I'll. new building IN, vi,
hs DIR. JONI. Nrat IL The t'an-isl.l
tional Church. IL Will have sample
of over ano patterns and styles I'll
,lfees nnd domestic goods, thu.
giving his patrons Il wider range IL
elect from than any OF all orr deal
crs together eau otler. and h. assure
III that he can almost give then,
Wholesale rricca on any article lie.
aifssd
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Thc now town In Mitchell

The now town In Mitchell connt,
In Douglass township whore &. II
Webster has located Il called New
Havan, Il ista hive u post o.li.e AMI
perhaps will liz on thu posi- route
nskch for from her, aGhnrl.s City
by "A div, r,ion II tic I nj .afterleae
Ing ce.elin. .olng thence to New
Haven, mnl terminating al Osnse
W. are not sure hut this III Il better
route than the one petitioncd fo
and beside the people ut Desrilcld
on the south route could not tolerate
more than ole horseback null u
month.
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Thr sth ~ April We ASKED for ~,
letters IL Mr. nnw. III III" ". &. 4
L.. faf publication, The saeIeis
wiihhnl.ls ihem. though II hus rpt
united the publication of Whnt rur.
ports Ia I. extracts from them H.,
the r,.ialie HAY. them In full. give
The truth np matter WIN falla.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19

reseans vnnsihe wells hatei nBti
g.iarsit themselves ise laal lnr ~
and contracting with ilurg ii s.ivl.y
~ Saratoga Iowa, @hnHt advertise
ment may h. fnana elsaNle4s Iii TIL
riats nfnra n. command ihrm
~ saFe anil reliable nnal 10 a. lsasi.
attssM with
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19

There y NJ earthly boon more rreuion.
'laan good health, aud !. hcl,oovcs In pos
hsssor ~ cntlraNnr to retain II. Ii ven
are assaulted with such provoking iiis III
siea headaches. torpid liver, sus.r stomach
ani general feeling III Mesrinpss anil
disgust. dent ~ and euMtnil suicide lii,
tshe Ebert v Daylight Liver rilh an,l i.
cured. Spll ny I'LL druggists,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19

There vas 4 tninrr., In Tho ten pot
hnnNn n, Clear Lake, lat week
Wt'akinY inust III i,s AL boats mi
the sandy beach ~ ~ broad wnair
~ waters. Ill. iazirr wp~ wrecked
Ia summer. tAfMinnAt.!, II ran
'n'a t''n t's.sc irtle Neln,',ll.ar.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19

May and - 9TH thr Howard roln.
T. sunday .iehool Assurla,ien will
h. IN session ~ lime Springs With
J. T. Merry II Manchester as lcnicl
of S'as' II .lnr, Il any shadow ~
truth tn thu Manchester scandal Ii
will iacreas his popularity immnsr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19

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