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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30

Few things are more provoking or more dis
graceful to IA driver than balky horse, or more
amusing to the spectators. Balhng Is 50 man
itestly the fault of the handling that the horse
has had, that the driver is outside Of sympathy
for the awkward situation in which he is seen
in holding the reins at the horse end Ahorse
delights in using his trcngth and it should be
the aim of the driver to control him without
exciting his opposition.
Some men will get more work out OF horse
than others, because under their management,
he is allowed to put his whole strength into
the work, and he is not irrtated and harrassed,
and perhaps eXasperated, by jerking ana
twitching of the lines, loud shouting, and ire
Quent swapping of and perhaps cuts from the
whips; instead Of this mode OF treatment, he
is encouraged to do his with chcerfulness, ana
freedom of motion is encouraged; whip Dim
ders and checks are dispensed with Nomore
appropriate names could be applied to the last
two articles of horses gear the ones they have;
one is check to ambition, and the other is
binding to the eyes.
Awhip is a source of needless irritation to a
horse he seldom needs it unless he is lazy,
and if he is lazy, he had better be seen to, for
laziness and health seldom go together, 1t is
quite possible for horse to be so free from re-
straint that his work will be apleasant exercise.
restfulstate of mind puts the body in good
working COHultOn III DctSlS Us we'll us lndH.
There is knack in conducting the strength of
horse along the channel you would have
it tlow ana that, too, so smoothly that there
Will be no friction; it is usually the stream
that flows quietly which goes with the most
force.
Care should be taken to not give horse a
load too great for his strength, for fear that he
will be discouraged, or, beng baked by his
load, will balk against his master.
One manner Of starting for teamstcrs is first
a cut with the whip, and the whip is sure to be
a pretty severe one then Il "yank" on the lines;
next comes a course of shouting. This style
of treatment is kept up all day long on an an
imal of flesh and blood and Of nerves often
more sensitive than his drivers.
This Is the way that the temper of many a
good horse is spoiled; his antagonism is
aroused, and, instead of being dOcile and sub
mssive, he becomes irritable and resentul.
Occasionally we see on our streets actual
fights between teamsters and their horses
sometimes there is enough strength wasted toI
do half days work Verify it would seem
to be for the interest of horse-ownerS to employ
only such men for transfers as understand
their business.-COr. Detroit Post AMI Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30

Mr., lanes Teare, who was one of the first
Temperance RetOrmers, attests:
l." That the drinking system, including
the manufacture, sale, and use Of alcoholic
liquors rs Il beverage, is the greatest evil in
our land.
2-"That all intoxicating liquors are abso.
lutely useless for every purpose OF life rs arti.
Giles of diet
d" That social moderate drinking creates
the unnatural appetite, which is the principal
cause of that widespread scourge-inempcr-
ancc.
4-"That all alcoholic drinks are injurious
to the health OF the body and the mind even
when taken in great moderation as it is
called.
D" That it is contrary to the will of God,
and consequently sinful and immoral to con
vert t:r food Of the people into liquid poison,
that 'turally destroys the bodies and souls of
men.
g." That intoxicating wines or alcoholic
drEi- are nowhere recommended or command.
ed in scripture to be used as a beverage
T." That it is the supply Of alcoholic H.
quor~ furnished by the manufacturers and ven
der Cd the poison that creates the unnatural
demard, and not the demand the supply.
s." That the traffic in alcoholic liquors be
ing injurious to trade and commerce, and the
principal cause Of poverty and crime, as well
as physical and mental disease, it is the duty
of the Government to put it down 10y act Of
Parliament
9.-"That total and universal abstinence
from making, selling, and drinking ntOxcat
ing liquors is Gods remedy for the intcmpcr-
ance of which we complain.
10" That tcetotaism is not a mere matter
of cXpcdiency but is Il scientific fact, based on
chemistry, physiology, and Christian morality
These are the principles which | have
practiCed, advocated and established in every
part of the country, during the last thirty-six
years, and thousands of persons of all ranks,
professions, trades, and callingS, now testify to
their truthtulness and efficiency"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30
smut.

A correspondent of the Coloyud1 Fdrmc,
gives the following remedy tor preventing
smut in grain:
dissolve from one to two pounds of blue
vitrol in water to every ten bushels of wheat,
and pour it on the floor, where il can be stirred
back and forth for twenty-four hours, until the
grain is swelled to one-third more than its nat
ural size and is colored completely through.
out.
ut will require about one buckctful of wa
ter to every 100 pounds. If not wet enough
the first time, add more water, until il is wet
enough to heat and sweat.
I'VE think the above plan better than To
soak it in vessels, and is certainly easier To
handle every way.
wherever the above instruction is carried
out properly will guarantee no smut to be
produced from the seed, although | have no
doubt there are various causes for it appear
ance in small quantities.
whenever you hear men that contend that
there is no preventive for il you can put it
down that they are too lazy or too ignorant 20
take a little trouble on themselves"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT or \ DRUNK
Ard die a wrctchcd sinner, and leave 10
the world worthless reputation, wicked eX.
ample. and a memory that is only fit to perish
leave 10 my parents sorrow and bitterness of
soul all the days of their lives leave To my
brothers and sisters shame and grief, and the
rcproach of their acquaintance. | leave my
wife widowed and heart-brokcn, and life OF
lonely struggling with want and suffering
leave my children a tainted name, and a ruined
position, pititul ignorance. and the mortfy-
ing recollection ot father who, by his life,
disgraced humanity, and al his premature
death joined the great company Of those who
are never to enter the Kingdom of God
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30

We know of three methods: First, the old
French plan. This is followed chiefly in Paris,
by men who make it special business They
take a deep tub, with water on the bottom and
a little elevation IN the middle like IN island,
on which is only a place for just one rat to sit
on. This trap is covered, and has IA large bal
ance-valve opening downward On the mid
die of this valve piece of fried pork or cheese
is placed and when the rat walks on to it to
get the cheese the valve gocs down, drops the
rat into the water, and moves back in position
A road is made from the rat hole TO the top of
the tub by means of pieces of board rubbed
with cheese, so rs to make the walk more at
tractive for the rats In the course of the nj ght
some ten, twenty, or even more rats may go
down, and if the island was not there they
would be found most all alive in the morning,
quietly swimming around; but the provision
of the little island saves the trouble of killing
them, because their cgotistic instinct of pre-
servation causes them to fight for the eXclu-
slve possession of the island, on which in the
morning the strongest rat Is found in solitary
possession, all the Others being killed and
drowned around him. Second, the New York
plan, invented by one Of the Friends. The
floor near the rat-hOle is covered with thin
layer of a most cauStc pOtassa. When the
rats walk on this it makes their feet sore; these
they lick with their tongues, which makes
tuClI IuOulh SDlC, uilNN tut ItSull IL tHul lIlt
shun the locality, no; alone, but appear to tell
all the rats in the no. ,hborhood about it, and
eventually the house entirely abandoned by
them, notwlthstan&'1. the houses around are
full of rats Thir,t, the Dutch method. This
is said to be used successfully in Holland. We,
however, have ney,. tried it, 4 number of
rats left to themselves in very large trap or
cage, with no fur Nhatevcr. Their craving
hunger will causc tAem to fight, and the weak
est will be eater ny the strongest After a
short time the fl is renewed, and the next
weakest is the VI. ia, and SO 1t goes on till
one strong rat is lc.t " uen this one has eaten
the last remains o, Inc Ghers it is set loose
The animal has now acquired such a taste for
rat flesh that he Is the terror of all ratdom, go
ing about seeking what rat he may devour In
an incredibly short time the premises are
abandoned by all other rats, which will not
come back before the cannibal rat has left or
ed.-ErchdHge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30

III .: E:NGiI~ii AND 'R E:NCb
! -IAIiOSAEl-piain and initilAted-at -
USAAS HAPENAS's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30
FARM AND GARDEN.
Correspondence.

We shall be glad to receive, for publication
in this department short and pointed commu-
Iucations from farmers, gardeners, stock-rais
ers and others, on any topic of general inter
est to agricultursts The name and postoliice
address should accompany each letter, not
necessarily for publication, but us guaranty
of good faith. 1t is our purpose to open this
column to Il free exchange Of experience and
Opnions between its readers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30

To You've MEN.-Thc road uphill may be
hard, but at any rate 1t i open, and they who
set stout hearts against stiff hill shall climb
ii yet. What was hard TO bear will be sweet
to remember. Ii young men would deny them.
selves, work hard, live hard. and save in their
early days, they need not keep their noses TO
the grindstone all their lives. a. 50 many do.
Let them he teeiotalerS for cConomy'S sake.
Water Is the strongest drink. it drives mills ;
its the drink Of lion, and horses. and sampson
never drank anything else The beer. wine
and tobacco money will soon build house and
make their fortune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30

The Hon. lack Chandler recently said to a
gathering of farmers on his Michigan farm
that il he had n boy 70 day he would rather
that he should 60 To work upon an sO-acre
farm than into the best political Office tina,
could Ice found. Let them improve the ma
chinery and implements for farm work, i'm
prove the home attractions. and supply the
wives and daughters with the best laborsa
ing machinery to be had, manage 50 that the
sons will he attached to the homeSteads and
proud of their calling. 80 that thcy would hold
up their heads like lords ofcrcation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30
GOOD BOOKS FOR ALL.

For sale by OSMAN HAPEMAN, IS La Sale St.. Ottawa,
Ills ANY Of these Books will be forwarded BY mall post
paid on recent of price'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30
CLEAN PEOPLE

HcuscKecpers Builders Painters, remember that keep.
large stock of pure Leads, Paints OLE ysrnishes Pans
Brushes and all kinds OF material Tor painting. viii
be undorsold. Z. GRlGGs.
NOTE, DRAFT AND Receipt
y BOOKS at OShAN & HAPEMAN'S,
West 81 the Court Uoust.
FINE PRINTING F F9T Fine r Book % and JOs
iIspeman's west Of the Court House Square.
DLANK ROCKS, STATION ERY
ID AND PRINTING furnished promptly at reasonable
prices bv OMAN e HAPEkAN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30
Farm for Sale.

The subscriber will sell favorable terms one of the
most desirable Farms in ID sale county to wit The Farm
formerly owned by the late Richard Thorne Esq being
fractional south half or Sec st. 81 t. OF Dayton: con.
tanning 235 acres. Possession given March list 1873
Apply TO NJ. II. SWIFT,
At First National Bank, ottawa, Ills.
Ottawa, February I'd, 1873
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30

Would you like to have some candy. grand
MAJ" Yes. my boy. where Is itg' Why. if
you will buy me ten cents worth. shall give
you the half
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30

\ note obtained by fraud. or from person
IN a state Vi intoXication. cannot bc collected
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

A glimpse nj the list ~ members vi
the "Gentlcmen'- Club" IN enough, Ia
surprise thu oldest citizen. And ihnt
mcn should mistake the proper si..
MITIGATION ~ terms and dignity sn.l,
m organization with such apurrnsc
with 40 cumbrous IL title isns'oni-h.
Ing. 4 few " the nnmcs We Ind tx.
prctcd 10 lind there; the great mast
IN them We would hnyc a. soon *.
prctcd 10 unL enrolled la u rebel
regiment, ar In any ether or.ailixn'
iloh IL defeat the execution mud en-
forcrm,ni III law. The right ~ men
20 labor for 'L. t.rsnl ~ obnoxious
laws IL one ~ the sacred rtls.leg :
~ u freeman and citizen, Organic.
ntions to defeat thr execution er IN.
furrrmen, IL law, legally enacted and
judirIllIy sn.'ainea ~ shr proper
tribunals III the county IL criminal,
aad crImlnally rani4habl, according
- I'll. ealpahi!l,y Il The offence an-
der the organization. Among tic
nan,r. in this organization VIZ rrc'
ognixe those III good md respectable
men. associated witt, the vlle of the
rnbblc. Good men should now avail
themselves " the nppprtnnit. to
Withdraw from IN organization whose
only tendency aud cnd |, bad.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

Fnrwrll nros, propflrtorr ~ tho New
Oregon Mill deal fair and square
with their customers. and wish their
customers to do ~ Ivy them. When
You arc told thnt v. only grind feed.
and that W. do not grind wheat,
bear In mind that thu statement "
moi true W. Wish To grind your
wheat. Customers get their flour
from their own wheat perhaps mere
nearly thHn from any other mill In
the State, olive ~ u trial. Bring an
your burkwheat W. will make your
Hour pure. Our buhrs arr only
twenty Inches; have not got their
growth. Some mIllcr~ shy good iionr
cannot b. mn,le on them. W. think
differently lIring on your wheat md
try IA. have II In good or,irr ANIL W.
will give You hor.ri work and good
satisfaction. Customers nrc request.
I'll ~ TAX. prI~is ~ SOON ~ conyrn.
i"hf after they ARE ground ~ ~
have. hut little room.
OIL FAawrtL a bnoa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06
Administrative.

Il !. simply In keeping with com.
mon sense ~ say that Il specialist who
gives hin undivided attention % the
treatment NJ Il certain rla.s NJ discus.
~ ought - succeed where prActition.
crs IN general practice may full.
DR.. T.. II. feote. " 40 Lexington
Avenue. NV York City. hns given hIr
cxclunlve attention To tho treatment
~ Chronic Diseases for twenty Nv.
years. during which time he hns
cured thousands whose faces he has
never scen. II you will send 10 him
Tor his screening lirt Of questions you
will sec how this Inns bcrn DONE III
Observation-Disclosures In person " hy
mail free. Or. Foote's works. plain
Home Talk embracing Medical Com.
mon SENSE. Sclcucc In Story, etc. are
publications we'll known TO thu read.
Ing public. Taking MI " thu Du'tof'e
publications together II II not too
much to ANY that millions 1T copies
have been nuid.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

Owing 10 hard si,ncs and poor
crops. W. have rciucMl tho price OF
everything from 10 IL 10 per cent In
order to srll, W. have concluded IN
sell Tor rendy pay hereafter. and W.
desire every one contemplating the
purchase vi goods In our line. to
come and xce IA. because our desire
% realize sales. will insure yon het.
Tor bargains tl,an ever before In Iowa
For the extent aud variety vi our
stock, W. refer you 10 the advertise.
,ncnt elsewhere. ri the Philadelphia
Clothing House. Ut
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

Mt \ N AarAAt IA II swe4se NltH
sAst~stts 49, sHiss II siAa tef*s
wasA y tsgs Il, lA~ lsa#st il ~ =
Ag8At "A ss~a ~ - - iAN8A4tsr =
Nm Mena4ss Ala - h'arTpa sA~A
49, IA snaiwt IL 49, iANwth niisA
veNNtss NhAa - sasA 81 sef#a'
nna Aas fAtslsA tlhi isae snh go
iphttta - - haisstt w 49, fMt
ua4wps saHsml,ttA II - $50 49, II
ysstmas tri Y sHE1 - ssaaslis ~
wAs - flsN IA a. fssi1tt W sas
fafihss Is 49, sshantseA rtAta sisRi
Flett ~ saa 4 II l#a+t bts ii'taHth
si~ tn.en HEMvs. sisas th4 49, -
lanr stf44 y Hr VI vhtN retattA n
lHtsss luAssh wtIsrsa tsllitfastt
IA eslltass ~ budding ~ r. iahse
seafr s4sth #tAiA sAA th#fA 80 - -
manifested toward Will Mats
htlA h.tt, isAi nisa 'p~nta VI Nffs
and daughters III. Avsrts 4 vile
siarepi,, hi,ns n ~. a w. iH,set'
patrons. ~ hf' untlans ha 49, iiFa'
uthsi nrh ranfnl' untltt lihe salssnsn
stances nni In lin. condition Night
after night III his sltanksn ftsnv,,
his hah.e ~as eanteisi nKaths' tls
s,inr,lnh ftam hls nwn 'ls'ltipeeI ahi
his vlfr anil slaanlNtets from assault
Frum him. hs the nsrli Na,rh ~ tlts
Mafshai, ~ both isisse, enf.ls aud
pin panl v.fr thu nhlyefeal nsans
fvsnttn,l III hi lit saloon when here
III ,lesroIl Ills guests ~ ,hei, MONEY
Tor whisky NJ cigars. ills own rhil.
drn sons aud daughters aliks. were
driven from ho'as Into the streets
mil compelled ~ abandon fet thu
sims being ~. rn'rinnl r-cf These
arc only 1.-THE " the damaging fae's
that Tho best and mvs. respected
citizens of crrsc 1, will xiv. tesii'nan.
a., touching the character nri cot.
duet of James III, Mansfield. while d
resident of Crcseo. II he 10 better
man now. AL. family have reason 10
rejoice for there was ample room md
need VI reform huth In his conduct
and character. llu, oven buck VI all
TINT We have som. touching events
In his life, ,ha, stamp aud give name
Nnh character To tho sro,in.ircl.
| Come along Cob. W. know nll about
your nn,ecc,ichts and character aud
! II YOU desire II enn disclose your,
supposed secret history, 10 the gaze
or mankind.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

Th~ Austin ky~t'si~n W.. N.rn
need - hing as TIRE sshlrls through
~kirh ~ e.iisrt has vensesi hls sIlstn
nsatsss IT. hest rliis.ns. that he
assumes IN believe thar ,hr edi,ni III
this rsrrs has esu,lRr against
MAnsneld NY STRIPPING insa The
Clerks al1lrr ~ Austin the v,iisot n
The kvpnbiiran will And Judgment
N ear fHvnr, Mead v ansnrid Tor
some e1hA Witch u fot services fvn.
dcrcd In protecting the Mansfield
family from the fuiFalnly and brutal
assaults ri shc old tcprobn,~ diRnl.
ilrd with tho title " Col. when h~
Vas on hls hMb,taNl lrnnks three 4
day and somc between meat. ora.
stonally.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06
Wooden Weddino Party.

On Thanksgiving night was the
iifih anniversary ~ the marriage ~
Mi md Mrs, Ed conkln. Invita-
lions wore given ont - every person
W town Ut any note, nnd was follow.
I'd Ivy az Rny aud sao,l feeling mn
aaarlnhlngr " young mil old ~ EVER
grnrrd the ample parlors " the
Strnthcr Housc. Everything pertain.
Ing IL the affair war wcll and credit
ably done md 10 the ladies who Ind
the mntter In charge thu highest
credit IN dur. Tho prevents ~er.
numerous, unique md rare. The
music ~As Ivy the creseo Silver
Cnrnst Hand Tor which |, l,ns heen
furnished Will, the following iln,tef.
Ing and highly deserved and com.
p'imeniary letter from one of The
ladies who wns Instrumental In ar.
ranging md 10 successfully ron.
,lnrting matters on that occasion
WI give tho lcttar ~ follows.
cresco. Town, Dee. Q. 1878.
To thu young gentleman members
n thu Cresco Silver Gornct lund
who opened our very PHEASANT ent.r.
iMinncilt III Thursday evening With
their delightful mnsie -end my besi
wishes And my very hearty THINKS.
I hope TINT each ono of you. will In
his turn, have n wooden wedding. 10
which shall h"R 70 hr invited, mud
which shall certainly attend II In
my power 10 10 No.
Again thank you. and ! wisl, you
one and NIL n rrrH merry Christmas
und many happy New Years.
Respectfully
Josephine H. Hollis.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

Thr fa,h~, Mathew Temperance
society u this place has arranged
Tor 4 series ~ literary entertainments
% occur abon, nncr Il month IN Lyric
Hall the ilfst "a be on next Tuesday
cvrnin. There will b~ several
essays intr1spctsrd with music. aud
an address f,opic not vt chosen, by
Hon. John MrHnRh We heartily
endorse the srccicA Of entertainment
and trust they may b. we'll pnironi1cl
hy nll clnssr1. Admission lOcrnts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

ANDREWS - titiIslEit. TN Thanksgiving
al thu ilalnr ~ TIL brides parents III tnlst.se-
vr, bs i stfung just " the ff1fe NJ
Vim Anilsss 10 Has Nsstle carpenter
WI ~lril tllea liicA happiness ID their nfM
estate.
POTTER NAsHOilS All finNATd sftF u. ssss.
u, Jnllrs ,iAll, I'D. aFsip,s y" IT.. ~
Mis- Il Aaa.t NAhbprh, huth VI Howard How
htd county, Iowa.
Hraiifs MULLEN sas N. i.sA NJ ~ Marss
thHr,ll. Iuus iio'k. Nts by knv. shtstsli ltaHt,
M illkh and Mn n~airt,d hs Father klflsi ~
that paa.u. an fatilsl iIpiKtet nj sisnt.
I'LL, NJ. III. HuxAWH. III ,sfrken. Town, ~ MIS-
JulA Mu.lf1. NJ lui,r HDsh,
WATSON ~-tHiM. AT ths pllwafih Hatss'.
NJ. NJ. tsaflEF Watson nj Linz springs town,
10 MlA. lin i, Drum. ~ Granger, MINI.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06
Note Lost.
fAnwri.L a lsnos.

4 note madc ~ H.nf, vicbrock IL
u. j. Wildnnn for thirty dollars due
about the first u Oct, pnsl III" prop.
sriy Of the estate Ut Jn.. u, II, Hnil
dsc0as~d. All persons nrc cautioned
against purchasing sAid note. Any
person iinding o. having Hsid NOTE
II frgu.sisd 20 return II a. the M.
MARY Il. NALL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06
jinckWhrnt -four, Graham flour
and Wheat Hour III M.Nntnara's

The Inv officers invaded what IL
claimed ~ the club room III some III
our people On Tuesday nni captured
\ k.g Of whirkey and several kegs IL
beer. alleged ~ be ibr property II
tho club. II MI Individual mny not
keep alcoholic beverages for general
usc w III not SOC why il combination
Of persons mny eonrrirc together 10
do thr same thing.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06
Woodward, Mcdonald ( Co,
- - Lecture
TO YOUNG MEN.

met rsbbshs4. II . Ssstsd ksv.isrs. fVes . sssf..
4 Issssss ~ the NAswvs. .Tveatsss.t.
and Radical ours NJ Seminal Weakness. Or
o9srmAtOrrkna Induced BY Self Ahnae,
JnsolunlAry Eiaissions. lmposency. Nsrv-
ens Debility. and Imprlfmpnts 10 Mar.
reage gsasrslly. Consumption. Epilspsy.
Aal FiiA, Mentsi and Physical Incapasi
As.--lsy ROI,ERT J tuLyERWELL,
- n. Aathor ri ~ "Hr-sn Hook. !" ~.
The world reno wnsd sushtr. In this ~.
mIsAbls Lrcsvre. clearly proves from his
nvn esp~sIsnce that the awful csare-
eussces Of Salt. Abuse mny hs encetusiiy
renewed without mcdicine, aud without
dangerous surgical operations. bonKies.
tastrs,m~nss. rings. ~ corliala; poinsiny
0us 1 mode ri cnrr ~ once certain and ".
Nseausl, by which every sufferer, 10 matter
vhss his condition may hs. may cure him.
eli chs sply. privately and radically
- kis l.tesmsS will prove b0on -
ekANsands And thousands.
Sent. under seal. In %plala envelope. u
Aay Adlssss. ~ v~ceirs u siS censm, or
suo postage stsmpa
Address the pAhlishsTs.
TNk cuLtERWkLL MEDICAL co..
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

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r.. Horace Waters 4 Honn, Now York,
II mcctin. thc public more than half
way" IN their Holiday offer for plan.
os and organs. Il Seems incredible
that snch Instruments can lc sold 1T
thu prices named In their advertise.
nrnt Witch appears In another col.
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