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SPamfsh Seizure Of An American
Vessel.

NEW YORK, March ia special from Yoko-
mama, March 2l, via San Francisco, April H.
says that the Spanish authorities at Manila
nave nnally seized and advertised for sale the
American bark Masonic for the fine imposed
upon the captain In consequence OF the cargo
Delng short 22 cases OF Kerosene. The vice con-
sui OF the United States protested In vain. The
captain general would not even recognize hts
communication. His treatment by the spanish
authorities has been exceedingly Insulting and
rude. The owners interests are probably lost
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Death Of an Ex.M. q.

HARTFORD, CONN, April 12.-Hon. Alfred A.
Burnham, formerly member OF Congress, from
the third district, and ex-speaker OF the Con-
nectlcut house, died at Wtndham, YESTERDAY.
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THE WONDERFUL
Pain Reiever.
BENSON,S CAPCINB
POROUS PLASTER
was invented an improvem ant upon the ordinary
Porous Plaster. 1t contains all the valuable gu III
ties Of the common slow acting porous piastar. but
here, all comparison end for the new cOmD
of powerful vegetable in1re1ients c)ntanadin B.u
so IS Capcine Plaster makes it far mora prom ut aud
effective its action than the ordinary porous R as
ments ali liquid compounds, an1 the so-caled esc
trcal appliances. The pain relieving, strep ps.uei
ine and curative properties OF this arucis are truly
LAME BACK
For Lameness or weakness of the Back, Spinal
affections, Pains in the sice or Hips arising from
Colds OvereXe ton, Strains, any otner Cau-e
the best known remedy is Benson's CApclne POROUS
Plaster.
II gives almost immediate relief. strengthens and
cures where other plssters will not even relieve.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Women suffering pains and We ikness obtain great
comfort and relief by the use of bENSON'S OAt-
CINE POROUS PLASTER. We earnestly recon-, a,
mend it to mothers as a remedy for The ailments oI
chilGren; in such cases whOOping cough, Group,
colds ana all affections Of the lungs. Many ca 'es
+ ave been reported recently where children having
the most violent attacks OF wnnoping cough have
betn relieved in less than one hour.
For Rheumatism sciatIca and Lum. .
ba&O. Kidney Disease, Affections OF the
Heart. Fever and AHue, stubborn ana
Neglected Coughs and Colds. Pleurisy:
Asthma Or Lung difficulties, and All
Local Aches and Pains, Inflammation
and eOreness,
BRNSON'6
CAPOINE POROUS PLASTER
is the best most convenient, inexpensive and e6ec-
| tusl remedy known. We recommend all who are
optical cencs rning the above statements to CON
sut reliable physicians in their own locality. Its
great merit Is known 70 eli welLinformsd pays!-
clans, and they viii confirm the assertion that IL Il
the bt st external remedy ever devised
Sold By ALL DRUaGIsEs.-PRIcE Is GENTS.
ap9-Wk1@
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NEW YORK, April 12.-Gen. Richard TAYLOR.
OF Louisiana, the only son OF the late President
Taylor, died this morning at 7:l5 O'Clock al the
Ieeloence OF s. L: M. Barlow, In this city. The
cause OF his death WAS dropsy
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bR4ACH OF PR0MIsE.-To-day, Mrs B. A
LOCKWOOD entered suit for Virginia WashinQton
against Henry Vim. Wfles, for breach OF proiniso
OF marriage, for which she claims 81 coo 0am.
ages: She states that In July, 1875, he prom.
wasyeady to consummate the marriare' but -
failed, and on the 1st OF May, 1875, he again
promised that the marriage should take placo
On June s7th, and again failed to keep his
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DRY GOODS.



Colored Silks. Black Silks. Checked Silks, Striper
Ei'ts ~! Pure Wool Lace Buntings P1rs Wool Rack
wear, pure wool, SIC Piano Covers, bandaonaly
enhroaderrd With silk S3.75 to $l2 Beautiful Lace
stripe White Goods, loo. Nottingham Lace, for
curtains, rs to 81.
CARTER'S,
III Market Space.
Colored silks IS, IS, IS, 81, e1 as; Black Silks
SIC. to @. Our 81 and 81 rs Back silks ara SPE
CIAL BARGAINS Children's Oolorei Stockings
1mmense" assortment, very cheap. Corsets, SOC
DF Warmers extra long Silk Embroiierei Aodoni
nAI Heath Corss ts, very cheap. Ladies Silk En-
pro1dered BalbrIgHan Stockings, only 25c. Gien-
Gemen.s real English Socks. 25c- Large size Bri
Cal Quilts" 4l5O ap1tr
PARIS NOVELTIES.
We call special attention Of purchasers to our
splendid line Of
FRENCH DRESS GOODS.
In ALL TEE NEW DESIGNS,
Which We have Just opened.
An inspection Of our stock is solicited
HOOE BRO. & CO.,
1888 + st. ss.sr.,
ap1-1y Near Eb6;tt House.
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DARIS NOVELTIES.

BARGAINS IN BLACK AND COL.
ID ORED SILKS.
sumner Silks, so 81 6Ss Is cents
Back Silks, 621, rs, 81, 81, 81 Is, up.
Great Bargain tn Black Silks. 81 and 81; 25
An-Wool Block Cashmeres. good gOOc 8, 50, 81, 20.
Drees Goods, half wool, 12lz Is, Is, 20 cents up.
Ladies Cloths, all shades cheap.
Pest quality Atwood Buntins In City, for IS cents
BANKRUPT stock Towels, Napkins; Table Linens
posters prices. Carpets at cost, to close out
7. N MAUD Ain,
mar2O-tr SO3 Market Hn0~e.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS STo-DAY.-Internal rev
enue, $3.50 971.,O; customs. 1868, ,,A.34.
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VERDICT OF '.Nor GUILTY" IN fHR aJAcr
CASH" MURDER CAsK.-Last night, the fourth
trial OF samuel A. Clark, colored Indicted for
the murder OF John Lee, alias Jack Cash. on
Christmas day, 1917, was brought to q close by
q verdict OF mot guilty." ~
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WARHIN0T0H FIsH NARKEF.-Nold nv y a
Golden. agent, since last report: 6O,OOO herrines
eoid nom 8 70 s. per thousand; $500 shSd
rock and perch sold from so to SO ,centa NJ
punch; l,soo jacks sold from q to g. per hun
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RUNTINGS, pure Wool, 25c yard
~ Dress Goods. from 10 to Soc. yard.
Castmeres. 10, 2S 37H, so, 62H. 70. 81 yard
Cotton, full yard vice, sc
Roby' Double Busk Corsets.
Mime. Demorest's Reliabls Patterns.
JOS. B. BAILEY,
mAr15-tr Cor. Skh d y SIS. .S.to.
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THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.-The Joint
committees on the prevention OF epidemic dis
eases have agreed upon bill defining In detail
the powers OF the National Board OF Health
and appropriating $3.50, 900 to carry out the pro,
visions OF the bill
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Two MORE NoTAR1Es.-The President TO-DAY
appointed Watson j. Newton and Israel Kim
bail, jr, notaries public for the District OF
Columbia. "a
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SECRETARY SHERMAN was at his desk In the
Treasury department to day.
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CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE.

cash DRY GOODS HOUSE.
STOCK MUST BE REDUCED IMMEDIATELY
WITH VIEW TO IMPROVING OUR STORE
Our @250 Black Silk at % 40. Our $225 Blsch
sik .t s2l6 Our 81 1.25 Black Silk at 81. 20. Gle
Spreads, extra large and heavy, worth Sl-40, At
$1.19 ITO White Spreads at 81, very cheap. One
case Corded Pique, former price &c., at S. One case
1O4 Beached Pequot Sheeting. by the piece, at Csc
Per yard. Best All Wool Bunting reduced from 25c
to 23c Best Cotton and Wool Bunting at 12xc
Large lot Of Paraso,s and Sun Umbrellas just In. We
hsve the largest lot Of Dry Goeds offered in tbs
First Ward. LUTTRELL WINE
narllr 1880 Pa ose., corner 10th St
WAMsUTTA UNFINIsHED SHIRTS
Good UNFINISHED SHIFTS. go cent?
Boys UNFINISHED DSHIRTS..........6 80 cents
Wamsutta FINISHED SHIRTS. ......... 80 ceuts
Good E1NISHED SHIRTS.................75 .75 cents
Boys FINISHED SHIRTS. .65 cents
Closing out 4ply LINEN COLLARS 81 per dozen
Best Is cent Britsh HALF HOSE in the market
MEMS FURNISHINGS from Socks to Might OApa
A good SILK TIE, IS cents.
91bO SCARFS reduced to 80 cents.
THoaPs6zs nidasdis6 n S&51ss9'fA sGfsT fFAGroR7.
SO II st. n.sc.s
mArl06 Opposite Patent Once
RUY .THR MYSTERY" or the "COMFOKr
- SHIRT, open back, made Of WAmsutta Nusli1
and extra hne Linen Bosoms, for Is cts
The Great Southern" made Of the same material
open front, Ii only 80 cA
II est Dress Shirts made 10 order, ana sst,sfss
aon guaranteed. for "a. at MEdINNISS,
fob&1y 10O1 II street. $50.
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CoMMIssIoNED.-The President to-day signe
tne commission OF Clarence King to be Director
OF the Geological Survey,
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IL TAINMENT
BY COL NJ. ROGERS,
At FRANKLIN HALL. cor 9th aud sta. n W.,
-. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL IL. 1879.
Single admission, Is cents. Tickets admitting
gentleman and lady, 25 ce.ts.
To commence at 3 O'clock ap1l2t
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WI 53-No. 8,12O.
AMuSEM tNTS.

AVIONAL CHEATEiR Easter Week
POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY
POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY
POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY.
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6%p DATEEY OAYLUS' CAPSULES,
SR CFed for over 25 years with great success by
the physicians Of Paris, New York and London, and
superior to all others the prompt cure of ali cases
Of diseases, recent or Of ;Ong srandir e.
Prepared By CLIN CO., Paris. Sold every.
where OCt29-t,th&sly
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The Management begs to call attention to the pre-.
6uctinI here Of
Arthur SULLIvAN's SPARKLING Comic OPEaA,
HI. NJ n. PIMA FORE:
Or, ] HE LASS THAT LOVED A SAILOR
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and Representatives Voorhis, Brigham, Haskell,
Lapham, and Aldrich called on the President
TO-DAY.
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T'HEATER COMIQUE.
MONDAY. APRIL Z, NIGHTLY AND TUESDAY
AND FRIDAY MATINEES

Engagement extraordinary-the sensation of the
aRe-theWellington Sisters Great LondO S-nsati m
Dix aud Waae, Morello Brothers, AT. Miles, Ua
Boy, Dell, Stella Wallace. Nellie OOurtlandt, the Day
tons. Campbell and Burke, Lebarre AMI Chase, a I'd
twelve eautful young ladies in thu great sensaton
OF the age-Diseolv ing ColOred Pictures. ap7-.r
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FRANCIS S. WALKER, superintendent OF the
census, arrived In the city this morning. The
preliminary organization of the census bureau
will soon be perfected. 1t is announced that
no appointments Will be made before July 1st
circular TO applicants for positions as enume-
ratOIS, etc., Will soon be issued.
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STEAMERS, &C.

COMPANY.
New, elegant, snd swift sidawheel steamer,
GEORGE LEARY,
captain JOE WHIrE), leaves as follows:
FROM WASHINGTON FROM NORFOLK
Every Mendey. We5nes Every u-sday, Thursday
day. and Saturday. and Sun isy at
at O'Clock D. M. O'clock o. m
Information as to tickets, staterooins. rate of
freight, corrections, &c., will be cheerfully furn-
Il he'd On application at cnmpaDy's ofice foot of
Seventh stree wharf Second c as fare to Norfolk
siLgle ticket, 81 round trip, xlsO.
g. ii. PLANT, President. APPLY
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f@r SULPHUR WATERS,
MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Greenbrier. White Sulphur and Kentucky Blue
Lick just received mari3.tr
H BABY CARRIAGES,
oSI At the Establishment of W b. MOSES &
SON, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh
street NV. mar4-tr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

REV. q. ". HEhVEY. OF New York "
LS@ prt ach at the Nerta Baptist Church, at
am Ap,il l3. 1t
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SECRETARY SHERMAN Will go ahead with the
refunding Of the ten forty bonds and the sale
OF four per cents for that purpose A circular
Which the Secretary will Issue next week will
prescribe terms, which, as the Secretary has
already announced, will not be as favorable as
heretofore.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-30

Although for political purposes
alone, the republican lea,lers IN the
North who rcffnincd from going 10
war. nrr anxious 10 cmhroil tho
country In another war. let IN hope
that better counscls prevail, and TO
this end let the people endorse this
sentiment of Hon. David Davis In CO..
lrhrating national anniversary of
1870.
"UNlrkp SrArrS HEsArE CmAMnEMs
.WAHHINaroS. June ~, 1879
"Thc restored Union: May each
recurring anniversary OF this day
teach IN and those who are 10 como
after ~ that tho Union II the last
hope for tho pcrpetuity of FREQ insti-
tntions, md that whoever raises Ills
hand against II u not only nm enemy
10 liberty, but he In u foe 10 civllIxa.
ton. DAVID DAVIS
TO this noble sentiment let every
tsrccnbackcr respond In good, manly
and cArncst word. decd and thought.
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The DDcath.ratc %

Our country Il getting 10 be fenr.
fully alarming, tle average ri life
being LEA scned every year, without
any reasonable eAuse, death rcnnlt.
Ing generally from the most insight.
leant origin. At ihis season of thu
year especially, n cold IL such a
common thing TINT In the hurry IT
every lay life W. Arc npt "a overlook
the dangers attending II and often
ilnL too late, that Fever or Lung
trouble hax already sst In. Thons.
Ands lose their lives In this way every
winter, while had Dosshes's German
Hyrup boon taken, Il cure would have
resulted, and d large bill from \
Doctor bccn avoided. FArnll diSrAs-
~ u the Throat md Lungs. Bns.
chee's German Syrup has proven
tsclf 10 bc tho greatest discovery OF
Its kind In medicine. Every Drug.
gisf In this country will tell you Ut lts
wondo rful effect. Over 10000 bot
ties sold last year without n single
failure known. 10 cow
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-30

MrsicAL.--Thc American people nrc
fast b.coning Il nlnsic.cMltivated ansl
music. loving people. Music IL taught
In IN. public schools nnd In nearly I'll
private schools. colleges and scminA.
RES. Every city nnl town Inns It's mu-
sic teachers, and most cities their CON-
vcrsntorics or schools devoted cxcln.
sivcly for music. Thus tho demand
for sheet music, music books nn.i mu.
steal journals hns become Immense.
The leading publishing house In this
country II that u =. Brninard's Sons.
of Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago.
This firm CONNER business In lA',ti.
In Clcyclnni and from small begin.
Ing hns grown tn immense proport.
Ions. now occupying tnc largest build
Ing In this country devoted IN music
Publishing. They publish over ID.
INN different pieces ~ lnla!c and hum
lrsls ~ popular music hooks NJ NIL
kinds. They also publish Nrnln.
nrd's Musical World, Il monthly nm.
gaxime which " we'll known all over
the country. In order 10 facilitate
their lnrRc western trade y. Nr,inard'r
Snn. have established Il large house
ut LIS Stntc Street Chicago III. where
complete stock III everything In the
line ~ sheet music nnd music books
cnn at NIL times lm found. - ste-
cr-surs ~ the old Chicago firm OF Root
& Gully, whose business aud immense
catalogue was purchased by them
nftcr thu Chicago lire, they nrc cnn.
hlcd tO OfYcr Inducements uisMrpnSs.
I'd hy amy other publishing house
They will send their large catalogue
III music mud hooks FREQ 10 any one on
application. Send TOR II mud address
=. llrAinMrd's Sons, l5A State street
Chicago, I'M.
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Lack Of Judgement causes fully ID
per cent. Of III business mon 10 fail
earlier or inttor. DO not m equal
proportion Of physicians fail 70 curc
from the same caMsci At the Grand
Invaiisls' and Tourists Hotcl. BullMl0,
n. Y. Dr.. Pierce, through the skill
attained by his several specialists,
each having devoted ysars 70 spe-
cial department of medical science, II
able To cure large per cent Of cases
hitherto considered incmrnblc. Many
physicians, In view III the superior
advantage u this model sanitariuni.
bring their stubborn, obscure, com.
plicated. and surgical cases, for cx !.
aminntions. operation. and treatment.
Full particulars given In the Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser, nm
illustrated work Of over ND pagcs.
Price postpaid, ti.bO. Address thc
author. u. Y. Pierre. N. D., Buffalo,
New York.
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TEA.TARLE CMIT.CHAT.

Short crops of l,alr nrc predicted.
peslcstrianism Ii now called the
foot. distcmpcr.
The Methodist snys president
Hayes has vetoed tho Army bill
well IN We cnn make out, because the
wrong party hos the majority IN Con.
gress."
And nov Matt carpcnisr wlslrs he
had delivered Tint speech which hns
made Senator Davis famous.
The Church Union thinks ministers
do not behave 80 we'll ~ they should,
especially In their treatment VI each
other.
No ono would seriously object TO
giving GRANT = ANAL pension aftsr
he gets back, provided he would set.
tle down somewhere, and keep tho
peace and earn IN honest living.
Mn. Sarah ]. Halls wrote MARY
HID Little Lamb" FOR the afnusc.
mcnt Of her children. and whom she
found II was to survive nil her more
ambitious efforts and was to conHtl.
tntc her sole title u enduring fame.
she was very much di~0usted.
One Of the worst travcstics of roll
gion II 70 represent II NJ policy Of In.
surancs on the future Mie.
"What did tho HindooY" asks mn
exchange. We don't Hindoostan the
question.
All property should bc taxed nj Ia
full valuation whether II be- n church
school. or private property.
There ars fow forgcix In Russia
Only ono prrson In four hundred cail
read Or write.
The Boston Post has sson Zach
Chandler. and his nose IN 80 red thnt
II cAn only b. looked NJ through 4
smoked glass.
Tho negroes who wont West have
learned tho sAd lesson TINT II tho,
wnnt to steal chiakens they'll have
TO return to their former homes.
Tho natural incrcaa VI wealth 4
about three per cent. per Annuin
Why should money b. given = grent
cr degree ID accumnlatIvencss thar
IL enjoyed by real property.
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II n II noteworthy fnct that tho
Confederate Brign.lIcrs" In the Sen.
Mt~. on Tuesday last, voted that thu
10000 900 now lying In tho Treasury
for. the redemption ~ fractional cur.
rcncy, should DO used In the payment
u back pensions 70 federal soldiers
and their families. while such Re.
publican Drigadlers ns senator I'd.
mMnds, II Vermont, voted against II.
Dubuque Herald
Yes. but the stay .hoines on both
sides opposed Il, and some 81 thu
"brignfiicrs" on both sides. Herman
Dnyard mud other prominent Demo.
ocrsts are ~ much opposed " legal
tender notes ~ EslmnndH, Allison
and Conkling. = Telegraph.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-30

Prof. Manchester, Of Rochester,
MIMI, has fitted Prices Hall up In
iinc style with the latest aud bcst mp.
pliances for putting health and mus.
do Into u man. Tho Professor IL Z
first. class gymnast, and . whole.
soulcd. socinblc gentleman. He has
quite large class now, but says
thore Ii room for more. Those oi
our young men who wish to Join cnn
zee thu Professor nj the hall any
evening In the week. The class will
probably commence their instruct
Ions on Saturday Of this week.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-30

An old physician, retired from practlee.
having had placed In his \ ands by an Esss
IsdlA ,nissIcnary The formula Of : staple
vegetable remedy for tho speedy and per,na.
esiarrh, asthma, nd III threat aMd laae
aAsstlsns, sIsO positive and radical osrs
g r. nervous debility and 81 nrrvoas sos, J,
plalats, amer Asslss tested ~ won4s.ful
isli y HE duty % make !. hno~n 70 hls .af'
fer!nE isllowa. Aesaated ny this motive:
and dsassc % relieve human suffering,
viii send, fFss " charge, ~ ~ Who desire
y, al. al. recipe .'n faIl direction: isr prs.
English. Hsnt b. mall BY AdAvaassf With
stamp, namiag this paper. N. ~. Ahcrsr
i4D Powsss' Heck Rochester, N. y. 9sll.
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james Nnrnc~ Jr.. whose injury
from the accidental discharge ri hia
gum, we mentioned last week, died
ut two o'clock on Saturday morning
From TIM time of the injury there
WAS u constant internal homorrAKc.
indicating from thu first the incvi.
table result TINT 10 have announced
He retained his consciousness to tho
lmaf ninfnnllf
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woodward, Mcdonald / ca


Jsst published, new edition q
IN. GcLvxnwELLis Celebrated n.
aay - TIM radical ours without stdIslnc)
81 'DpsFmaiosvA0A. Or Seminal WcAkness.
Involuntary Seminal Losses, lmps,tensy,
Meatai and Physical iscapacisy. lm?edl.
nenis 10 Marriage, etc, also, c0nssnil,-
tion. Epiiep@y and Pits. induced BY ssif.in.
aulseMcs o. srxnal elsravagAncs, &c.
6t-rr!es, IN sealed envelope. only
Oh csnys
The celebrated author. In this ndtnira-
he Essay. clearly demonstrates. from .
thirty years susvessful practice, that the
alarming consequences ~ sslf-ni,use may
~ radically cured without the dangerous
No ~ Internal medicine ~ tho appllca-
tlos " tn knife pointing Gus = made "
cure - osss simple. certain. md effect.
nal, ny mean. u which every sufferer. no
matter what his condition may be-. may
cure himself chcaply, privately. and radi'
saity
osv-This Lecture should BE- In the hands
sf every youth and every man In the land
nsmt. under seal. N plain envelope, %
any address, postpaid. or receipt v slx
essls. or TIVE postage stamps.
Address The Publishers.
9ug CULvHlsWKLL MEDICAL co.,
Il Ann ~ NcU York,
oeyi r0st Once box, lsSS
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STATE o. IOWA,

nOwAas G0rAvv.
In tho Circuit Court u Howard cesnty.
State Of Iowa.
~ virtue OF speeIal ssccssloa issssj
from the ONCE Of ti,e Clerk u the cisenIs
Cosst n Howard county, State VI lows, In
favss u n. ". DAILY and against Gee, ".
Wilson, Mr.. Oeo. v. Wilson, y. y.
nvevinsA.m, II. u. EscvlnEAAm, J N.
raswsn, and Mrs. J.. n. Hsrwcll
daseA May lNA i67o. and " ~ dirset.
q commanding me- that sg the gOoIs,
eksltsls, ss0ck Or interest In ssy compAsy
Asbss das. property In The hands u third
pss1ons. lands and tenenscnts (which afu
ooe exempt ~ Law fr0m cxscMtloAl u the
sai4 j. III. favwsll. makG or cA.is~ 10 n
made ~ Sem " ene hundred anA forty
Ave tlellass and sevcniy-four cents Debt
and fourtGvu dollars and 81 cents Attorney
No.. With Interest aad cosss, have levied
upOn the following described rcal sstats.
Tying and h~Ing situated In tho Couaty u
neearL Aad State u lava. namely:
l.el Nv siglt tBl md the vAst half 81
~ No. seven t7Iia block NJ. thirteen IN
also ihs west tws-tLirls t9.J) u lots No
she I ] and No two la) In bl0ck No. tws
| (9l In tho village of Nes Oregon
| And l hereby give public notice TINT
skHli offer for sale VI public cutlery. o. TIL
Court House doev In Crcsco, rcaaty o
Howard aud state Vi Iowa, On
| saturday. June 1lxt 1917.
between ~ hours Of o'clock 4. III. Anl
I p'sioek >. N VI ssld Iay--sals 10 eon
mcnre n ihs hour II II s'eloek 4. N. 81
sald day; and Will setl u the highest ens
best bidder therefor In eaah ths Hbovc d.
ssribsd property, u suAirIsst thereof !,
satisfy nv Abovs debt With tnssrs1l ~.
otwe.
| Dsscd this nth, lls n My is7a
3. Il. THOMSON,
sheriff VI Howard 20. low,
pSlntsSs tss e7.o0 .1it3
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-30

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~, the discomfort arising from over.
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