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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24

pAr.na Grated broad and rolled
crackers NAV be used. To / ounce of
bread add I pint of boiling water; let it
boil few minutes. then sweeten with
sugar and favor with wine and nutmeg.
CucuMRER CArsuP.-Peel the cucum-
beers and crate them in large dish;
squeeze the pulp through strong cloth
until every particle OF the Juice is ex-
tracted, add to the squeezed pulp strong
cider vinegar. salt. black pepper and
chopped onions to your taste. No cook
ing is required.
CHICKEN BRorH.-wash 4 of the
breast and vino of tender chicken:
mt in a sancepa1 with IA pints of wa
ter, tablespoon of rice, or pearl barley;
let it simmer slowly and skim; season to
taste. When the chicken is thoroughly
cooked, take it out and serve the broth
in bowl with bit of dry toast OF
crackers. If barley is used it should
first be cooked several hours.
Brown BErrY.-l cup bread crumbs,
cups chopped apples (tart). 4 cup
sugar. 1 TEASPOON cinnamon. 2 table
spoopfuls butter. Butter a deep dish
and put in a layer of apples; sprinkle
with sugar; q few bits Of the butter and
little cinnamon; proceed in this man
ner, putting layer of crumbs between
each and on the top; bake of an hour
and eat with sugar and cream.
TAPIocA JELLY.-Soak q cup of tap
ioca over night in pint of water; in
the morning set it on the back of the
stove and add a cupful of warm water !;
let It simmer slowly, stirring it often to
prevent burning; cook until it looks
| clear, and if too thick add little boil
ing water; flavor with lemon juice and
| sugar, ana turn INTO wet moids 10 COOL.
ANY other flavor can De used II pre-
ferred. Serve cold with sweet cream.
blespoonfuls of rice flour in little cold
water; add pinch of salt; stir this in
to quart of boiling milk, and boil and
stir for ten minutes; when partly cool
add the whites of 8 eggs beaten to a
froth, and cook again until almost boil
ing; then turn into q wet mold. Serve
with cream, sweetened and favored to
the taste. Farina or arrowroot may be
prepared in the same way, emitting the
eggs and second boiling.
GREEN Corn PUDD1Ne.- quart
milk. eggs. . tablespoonfuls melted
butter. 1 fablespoonfui white smear. 1
dozen ears of corn large ones) crate
the corn from the cob: beat the White
and the yelks of the eggs separately !;
put the corn and yelks together; stir
hard; add the butter; then the milk !;
gradually beating all the time; next the
sugar and little salt; lastly the whites;
bake slowly at first, covering the dish
for an hour; remove cover and brown
finely.
ru,cvru 1r,,x c-ool tho honos
~ q towI and mn, + into nn.rt. Of cold
w.,or o% ho;i s slowiv ramov;ng the
s " % I'm T. r;ses. s.,, 70 the taste and
,uhan Tho ch;cIan a. wel, done remove
w ao me sa fron tho honea chon t;na and
. sae - ~ tho hr".h hn;i rnt;I the
i;n"nr ia =. re ID 70 q mint. add q littie
nannar ond stra; =. IL into email cuns
p wb;ch should f;rst no a. uet nth cold Vs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24
Titles In England.

Much Misrepresentation exists in tn
minds of even cultivated Americans a!
to social status in England, and an ex
aggerated estimate is apt to be attached
by them to titular rank. The truth il
that rank does not 60 for very much ir
the England of to-day, unless conjoineG
with a good deal besides. People may
have rank without position, and very
high position without rank, whereas
many Americans are apt to suppose thai
lord or lady always occupied posi-.
ton vastly superior to that of the unit
tied. A strong case in illustration i
afforded by the well known Countess
Frances Waldegrave, now at the pima.
Gle of London society. That lady,
daughter of the famous Braham, the
champion songster of our grandfathers'
days, first married Mr.. Waldegrave, a
natural son of the Earl of that ilk. Mr..
Waldegrave inherited nearly all of his
fathers fortune, and bequeathed it 10
bis wife. She married, secondly, Earl
Waldegrave, her first husbands brother,
and thus added rank to wealth. Yet,
although extraordinarily attractive, in
asmuch as neither of her husbands were
men looked up to by their fellows, she
lacked the subtle consummation of So
cial life known as opposition" until she
married Mr.. George Granville Vernon
Harcourt, who, albeit only an esquire,
had social position as high as any
Earl's. There are numbers of English
gentlemen whose position could not be
improved by elevation to the House
of Lords. Such, for example, as
Mr.. Talbot, member of Parliament
for Glamorganshire, for over forty years
Lord-Lieutenant of the county, owner of
two prineely homes, and of an income
of $3.50, 1000. Mr.. Talbot refused q
Barony, ard his father an Earldom.
Yet Mr.. Talbot would at dinner-party
have to go down to dinner after the PEN
niless younger son of the poorest Irish
Baron, just as, until some ten years ago,
Lady Burdett- Coutts would have had to
give the pas to the wife of country
Mayor whom the Queen had Knighted
in honor of q visit to his town! To
American ladies especially this idea of
following in somebody's wake seems
terribly humiliating, and they fail to
how entirely precedence is
mere matter of form, and in nowise fixes
the position q man or woman really oc-
cupies. The very best blood is found
in the untitled aristocracy, who, as q
German Prince visiting England re-
would rank . noble in any 9TH
er country. In large number of in
stances they represent the senior branch
of the families represented in the peer
age by q cadet of the House. Thus Lord
Lytton, and his younger brother, Lord
Dalling. died peers Of the realm, while
their eldest brother, who inherited the
paternal acres, died untitled.-Ne:D
York Times.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24

JOHN GARDNER, of Weston, Nicholas
County, tells the Paris KentHckiass
of neighbor of his, Arthur Ever
man aged 81, who has never ridden in q
stage or carriage, never saw q railroad
until the line was built that runs past
his residence, and has never been
aboard train, although frequently inn
portuned to take aride. He never pull
ed trigger ON q pistol, and but once on
o gun, and that was about GO years ago.
when the gun kicked him heels over
head, and he has never fired one since.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24

The ievel-csaket. powder.box and
porteimonnaje Of M. <. Sunderland. of
California. valued at CSC, 600, attract
much attention. They were made az.
nresslv for the Exnoaition bv order of
Mrs. Sunderland. and alter her own de-
signs and ideas by ieweler of San
Francisco. As work Of the jewelers.
art thew ara not surpassed by any thing
in the Exposition. The portemonnaie
is made Of solid eold and quartz rock,
in mosaic. beautifully Interpreted with
gold. The QUART rock used in this and
the other articles comes from mines of
California, Nevada. Arizona and Wash
ington Territory.
The Jewel casket represents the sub
stantial wealth of the mines on the Pa
cific coast. being made entirely of gold
and pold-ouartz rock from the mines of
Californis, Oregon, Nevada and Idaho,
and required the steady work of five
skillful artisans for six months for its
completion.
1t is about Is inches deep, 10 inches
wide and abont 10 inches deep, and
this, with the other articles, weighs
nearly 10 pounds. The casket, for rich
ness, beauty and novelty has never been
surpassed. 1t rests on four feet of solid
gold, each of which represents the sym.
bolic female figure that adorns the coat
of-arms of the State of California, with
the bear at her side. The figures are in
full relief and most elegantly formed,
and constitute salient feature of the
beautiful work. The sides and ends of
the casket are composed of solid slabs
of gold quartz, highly polished, cut in
spheroids, and are inlaid in solid gold,
with ornamental surroundings. The
four handsomely wrought pillars upon
the sides are of Roman Doric style,
which is artistically carried out in the
entire work. The base of the casket is
ornamented with graceful foliations,
which are repeated upon the holdings
that finish the lid or cover. The top is
of solid gold, beautifully inlaid with gold
quartz in the finest mosaic work, hum
dreds of pieces being required for the
construction of this exquisite cover.
The most elegant part of the whole cas-
ket is the exquisite piece of workman
ship on the inside of the cover, it being
a pictorial and historical representation
of a buffalo hunt on the plains. The
engraving of the landscape is very fine,
the shrubbery and trees being in bas-re-
lief. In the foreground is the railway
track, with two buffal ,es dashing across
it to evade the hunters, who are in close
pursuit. All of this is in alto-relievo,
and with great expression. The figures
are not only correctly proportional but
skillfully handled, and the whole repre-.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24
Ahsnlureiv Pure.

DooLEY's YEAST POWDER is prepared with
special reference to supply the demand for q
uniformly pure and always reliable baking
powder. Made from pure grape cream tartar,
is free from any injurious substances, and per,
fectly wholesome. All sizes are strictly full
weight. Every dealer who sells It is au.
thorized to guarantee 1t in every respect to
nurchaserS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24

"A Rutland Vt) farmer finding .
potato-bug ON his dinner-table. the
other day, calculated: GOOD heavens!
Have you got to have your potatoes
cooked this year?n
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24

"A little girl, after coming over
James, i:8. for q long while. at last
triumphaLtly recited it as follows: "a
double-and-twisted man is under the
stable all his days.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24

ALL the world over, baby governs. Yet often
disease will overcome the baby, and then It is
that DR.. BULBS Baby Syrup proves its worth
BY conquering the disease. Price, IS cents .
bottle.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24

WILHoFr's FEVER AND AGUE TONGA
eertnir, safe and speedy care for all diseases Of
miasmatic origin. It cures in few days, with
out danger or Inconvenience: Chills and Fe-
yer, Bilious Fever, Dumb Chills, PemiciOus
Fever, Congestive Chills, Sun Pains, and all
diseases of similar character. Enlarged Spleens
are reduced as if by magic and Sun Pains are
conquered with marvellous rapidity. WHEEL
oCK, FINLAY & Co., PrOprietors, New Orleans
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24

Letters from Zanzibar report in
creased activity in the slave trade.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24

PARTICULARS regarding Electric Belts free.
Address Pulvermacher Galvanic Co.. Cincin. o.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24

DoN'T suffer and feel bad, and probably 60
to the grave. Get Swiss Tonic. Il cures.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24
ART SCHOOLS
Chicago Academy Of Design
marecent reosx.nls.t.ae, ne Ch,eaeo Ae.de.g e
tine Sinco the IRE.
THE ART SCHOOLS

THE ART SCHOOLS
Arc In complete otdsy, and persons who Wish @ -
any mznch Of Drawfn4 q Painting, POItTaaeu1D
Csyon. Oiis WaterColor, Driving from Cos Iand
ipR Mechanical Draughting or Perspective, VII m0
here the best instruction under the fulleS Sov1nsA6e
feseoFs AZ DrawinR and Painting; w. I. b yESN1I-
Iecfuref upon Architectural subjects; n: H. CAIHN-
FRENCH also acts Is assistant In fnsfrucffo1
The Academy has fine and comm0dous SsnGioe. Spcm
materials for study. copaea cn6tume6 c1sG u
SCULPTURE under constant and competent 1n9fucuon
me tenn NOW IN prO0ress WIN continue through tn
whole summer. with especial referenee tS sn g
needs OF Teaehera, and pupils viii pc a0mltseu =
any time By the month quarter. CertihcAfeS on az
tainment viii be issued for decided merit
President JAA II. Dole; VIcoPreS1denL WIN. I. neAc1'
Treasurer, 0uHIy Nelson.
Circulars. with All paztienlsM VII 6e senr W. -
rlicatiou 70 ". IL b FRENCH, Socy chicago Ac1nAAS
Of OeeiGn, ITO Ssato street. ChicAg0
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24

afterward with about as much more
sweet-oil, and applied twice a day to the
face of q person afflicted, even badly,
with smallpox itprevents pitting. Add
to the list palpitation of the heart,
cold feet and hands. excessive, perspira.
ton of the feet, dropsy, and the two
diseases first named, and it will be seen
that it comes the nearest to fulfilling the
conditions which would be requisite to
constitute that day-dream of the past, q
universal remedy of any thing yet dis
covered. 1t is at least very general
one; and the success so far obtained
with it proves that sufficient Importance
has never been attached to the known
presence of acid in considerable excess
in the body, found mistakenly enumerat-
ed among the symptoms of many differ
emit diseases treated of in medical works
instead of among the causes. Urging
on DR. Bates, the doctor of the Abtas, q
Gillian vessel of war, that chalk ought
(on theoretical grounds) to be of bene-
fetal use in the yellow fever, he told me
that in Cobija, in 1869, during the
prevalence of yellow fever there, he had
cured seven cases of black vomit out of
nine which he had treated with not very
large doses of chalk and cinnamon
water, and in Cooley's Cyc,ope1ia of
Practical Receipts, article, Cholera
Morbus," 1t will be found that the most
effcacious remedy employed by a COM
mission of physicians during an epidemic
of this disease, in London, q number of
years since, was chalk and laudanum.
The proper doses are, for an adult q tea
spoonful in cupful of water three times
q day, preferently before eating. For
dysentery, mixed with farinaceous food;
in collie, warm water; children and in
fants, proportionally.-C0r. Medical
Journal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24


The soil is suitable for the cultivation
of coffee, and tea has already been
grown to some extent by the natives on
the hillsides of the mountains, which
are $4,000 feet above the sea level.
The forests contain palm and cinnamon
trees in profusion.
As Jacob lands, of Erwin, N. Y,
was twisting the wisp around sheaf OF
wheat, a large rattlesnake sprang out
from the straw directly toward his face.
The farmer mechanically threw his
hand out and caught the snake around
the neck just in time to prevent its fast
ening its fangs in his nose. He held the
snake firmly in his hand and called for
aid. A companion ran up and cut the
serpent's head off with q scythe. The
rattlesnake had wound itself SO tightly
about Landisss bare arm that q broad
red mark on his flesh showed every coil.
The snake was three and q half feet long.
1t had nine rattles.
A FAMILY of professional beggars in
Lisson-Grove, London, is spitted in
Chanbers's Journal. They were appa-
rently in pitiable degree of distress,
the husband with 3 hacking cough, the
wife emaciated, the children in wretch
edness. All these appearances we're
put on to extort charity, and were sue
cessful asa means of living. 1t turned
out that the family had two homes, one
for day, the other for night. The night
residence was in street leading out of
Oxford Street. and was o very comfort.
able abode. Hther the family repaired
after the fatigues Of the day to enjoy the
contributions of the charitable societies
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-21

slany persons sny IL haven't rot
tin Consumption when asked to
snrr iiirif Cough with khilols Con
sumption Cure. DO they know TINT
Coughs lend % Consumption and
II remedy TINT viii cure Gonsump.
tion VIII certainly and surely eur. a
cough ~ any lung Or thront trouble.
w know II will cure when all others
fnll nnd onf filth In II Ii 40 positive
lint ~ Will refi,ni tho price pnid II
you receive no benefit, u mot this IL
fnir proposition. Price III ets. 10 rin.
nni II M per bottle. For lame Chest,
l,nnk ~ kiIr usr khIloh'n Porous
llnsier. Price III rts. For hnlc by DR..
j, i, Clemmnr.
Why Will you suffer with Dy2rep.
lin nnI liver complaint. Constipation
und general debility when ypn cni,
Rrt ~ our store bhIIoh's System VI.
inIizei which w sell on ii positive
guarantee ~ rnre you. Price I'D cia.
nnd 10 Its For sale by DR.. j. j.
Glemmer.
"HAckAiETAcK" n popular md
fragrant perfume. bold by DR.. j. j.
flemmer. Creseo, Iown. ~ l9eow
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-21

The iliRlies, authority IN New EnY
lind, il,e klaie Asnnyer of Mn.rn.
ehnsatis. Gflor u careful analysis Of
llnll's slciIlan Hair isanew.i eerli.
fed TINT II Ii the 'bnsi preparation
for ~ intsnsicd pnrpoaes TINT ;.ns
becn exhibited tor examination, tlni
III constituents nte pure md eare.
fully nrlreted for excellent quality,
mud TINT II forms mn efficient prrpni.
ntion for promoting iln growth NJ
thu bair mil restoring thr original
cOIor. This world renowned prnpnru.
tIOn II for sale nv oil druggists. =.
KrrOrd, Rel Onk, Iona.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-21

Next weeks PLAIN DrAtgn Will ron.
tain thu full particulars III the old
settlers reunion 10 Howard Center
June In, together with the address
Ut Hon. Samuel Murdock, and thu
poem prepared for the occasion md
read by Hon. M. Y. lsur.llek.
Single copies ~ this valuable mud
interesting number of the PLAIN
DfsLsn nicely put ny In wrappers
for mailing, can bc procured by nj.
dressing this Office. Price. b cents ii
single copy, or ten copies for 10
cania. II will be- n valuable number
10 sunI 10 friends,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-21

We the undersigned after Witness.
Ing tho match game " ball nc this
place ON thu 18th inst. between The
nutuals ~ Usage and Tho Lone
Stars NJ this place, and being CON.
vcrsnnt with the game, believe md
sAy, that WI think the umpire Unjust
lnasInuch ~ he favored the MutslnIa,
(Of which hs " president, IN many
ways, w Mls0 think thr pitcher III.
fair ~ tho ball left his hnnL most III
ths tIfnc above Ills waist thrrri,,
making II 4 foul delivery. And mnny
VI W think that thr Lon''
Stars wore partially sold out Ii,
soins Of their own boys
There were iifty.two names NJ.
pended 10 this protest embracing the
leading bnsincH. mcn ~ our town
mil from other towns hi thu count,
nnd stats, all ~ which arr omIitr'
for lhck ~ room. vi, l.. d,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-21
rEGETI.s.E
Por Cancers and caneereus llunor'

P0r Cancers and caneeraus ilsmofs
The DOCTORS Certificate, IseHi H.
Ashley. Washington 60. Ill Jun II. ~
NJ. II. H. stevens
Dear rir.-1hl~ IN ~ certify Tint ] hsI
been .usg. Rug from Hose tshesr ~, my
right Lns.1t. which vreW very fapllly. snJ
all ~ friends hid given nj NJ. ~ die.
when heard NJ Your medicine. SfxeIlns.
recommended ~ Cancer and fnnesrgus
II.nItvrs. | commenced ~ fnka II. ALL
Agon found n,y@sif beginning ii feel BETTER
my health aud spirits both fell ths bsntvn
isssssnee ~hieL II vAaried aud In 4 fsw
months from ihe time commenced the sIse
u ths Nrgeiine, tbs Gantrr came out ~.
ussst kylily
cANHiE D.FOkkEHf.
1 certify Tint ! AIN personally aeguaInt-
etI With Mira fistoftest, and consider her
one vi our very best women.
Dts. H. ". FLOWERS
AlL D,snAsxs ~ rms Dt0op. II Veg.
etin1 vii relieve pain. cleanse. purify and
cure sneh Diseases. restoring the patient u
perfect health after trying different phyr'.
class. many remedies, suffering Tor years.
u MI conclusive Droof. II You svr wi.
frrsr. yoil ran h. GtIvsdI Why n this met
ieIn~ performing suel, great cuFssf i works
ID tn bi4,pd. IN si,s circulating Mud, II
san iruiy 10 called ths Crest Blood rufl.
Asr Ths great scarce " disease Orlxls.
.tesln she blood, and 10 nsdlslss thst
does not sct directly spon II, " purify
saA sNsoSats, has Aay just claim upon
public attention.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-21

Tho citizens NJ Cfr1cn have mnd.
ample arrangements for celebrating
thu fourth ~ July ~ thls place In nj
appropriate. becoming and patriotic
manner, with lots NJ f,in, rush, Run,
merry and gaines. A purse IL taal hnA
heen nude Tor II matched game III
Inst hall. fnll programme neAl
N..k. The proceedings III thu bDnl.l
~ supervisors exclude inosi every,
thing else this week,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-21

A. per announcement Int 4th ri
july liz glorious ath NJ July In7s
will h. celebrated M Patrick Peter
son'r IN Alton township. NJ pains
VIII be rrurri ~ mnk. ~ enjoyable
time. The iticoyillp string band i
engaged for TIN Occasion. The TOW.
cry lance Will take plnen II, II nsn,
grove In The meadow south NJ liz
house, where yon viii b. fee from
NIL Offensive u,Iprs,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-21

Jnlnra Morgan lins never been sp
we'll prepared ~ supply house and
hp'rI keepers With Table Linens anil
Other Huada, ~ ~ II al thu present
ilinr. nnf I'D confident III asserting
thnt lila stock for moderation III
prices nnl superior quality III goods,
cannot u" surpassed by any house IN
thr country.
Table lincns. blend, from i1c to ta.0n
!. " half - 35c 10 Ion
White rilnr. from b. upwards.
Napkins. per dnz,, from 10 cents ul,,
Towels, " T2lc
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-21
up ~ !. II. Royce TOR The Moor
mlek Harvester and Hinder.

The Georgia Ministries with
eighteen accomplished performers
mr. making their eleventh annual
tour NJ the United States. and will
give one ~ their entertainments III
Lyric Hall On Saturday evening.
This troupe IA 80 well nnd fnvpfnhly
known that II notice W the time md
plnrr NJ IT, entertainment arama ~
br MI tl,rt " needed W Insure full
honsr, M better troupe w nre ~.
aurci ~ competent Judges II before
tile public to-day. ur over WnB.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-21

Have you cold. cough. honrse.
nrnr, weak nanRA. bronchial trouble,
on nathmnY u-r Eilrit'~ Extinct III
Tnr and Wild Cherry; II IA Il aosrr.
einn REMEDY Tor MI pulmonary lila.
enuea II III warranted 10 give rniis.
faction; do not fail ~ piv. II ifInl,
nnd II II falls. ynn inny return hi.
bottle hnlf empty 10 your druggist
Sold by all Druggists,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-21

unele Hama Harness oil will keep
the heather sofs anil pliHhle. thus
preventing IA cracking ~ ripping,
keep out water nni II het,rr for oil.
Ing hnrneaa shnn any other oil EYER
made. II will make harness lnst m
ipng again. Hold IN MI Harness
Makers mud dealers la Leather. Olive
III ii frtnt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-21

The Justin R~pisfer III lnst ~srl
reached ua I'm n~x AtasA III Iranii.
fnl tyre nnd ~ enlargement m slar
rarcf. Mn. n M Davidson fviltsa
from the paper lrnvIhH Mr., n n.
lsnsfofi onr IN A. trrmrr pfpprls.
srta, aelr proprietor nnl .sllsuf. The
Register has niwaye tern mil Will
continue uttr 10 ilir lsat county pm
prs III Minnesota, vi Indeed III the
country,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-21

lnplr Anm'~ Condition Powder
prevents ,llarnAr. putitira The hlooi
itnpIusrA the appetite, vitra u stnuush
aud nlus@s rnat ~ hair NnA kerrs
shr nnisnnl IA good condition, II
alnuid hr usrd ~ rsrty ,na owning
~ having thu rnrr III horses ur stock
aoid l,s aIl Druggists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-21
70 Inc kuMsyIuR,

nr. Filters Vegetable Kennedy. n phyr-
Trims speciality ~ ,earr. positively cures
chronic, Acute " InfaminAtnry l.heui,ai.
I'm, Gou., Neuralgia. Scin,ira. Lumbagp,
Nervous Dyspepsia, and MI diseases or
nfrsrs. blood and Kidneys. never fall.
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