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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-28
HARRIS REMEDY CO. xre cHEY1sTa
Market and 9Th Sts., ST. LOUIS, MO.

Usssoltcited teett"sonD 60 tAe E1acacH ~
Prof H0rvfs' SesssjssMl Pnsfiites, take0
frOns Letters receiced from P0trOnss
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Indiana April nth, lsS-The remedy working perfectly.
Had epilepsy frem weax.e.. for elxht years past
Chicago Aue Il. lsz9I thoroughly cured and feel -
Top. The yesss man In the country IS getting better.
Missouri Sept 49, ls79- received much benefit from ho
your remedies that want try them another case.
This Of long sandng and will heed something very strong
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-28
PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
q FOB SPERMATORRHGA. =
"SEMlNAl PASTlllE"

ep.l Seat ofthe Disease acting and
ulatory Ducts. Prostate Gland Urethra- The nss
ofthc Remedy attended with pain or an4
does not interfere with the ordinary pursuits OF ie -
quickly dissolved and soon absorbed producing an i;me
diate soothing and restorative e upon the sexual and
stopping the drain from the system restoring the mind to
Sight ,HeryousD Debility. fusion Of 1deasAver-
sion to Society &C. &C.. and the appearance OF prema-
ture old age usually This trouble and re-
for Thismode has stood tine test in very
cases. and now pronounced success DRUGS are
too much in troubles and many can bear
witness TO, with but little il any permanent good There
no Nonsense .bon. this PREPARATION Practical observation
enables Us to positively that will give sat1e
the years that has been in general
is conceded BY the Medical to be the most
prevalent trouble that we'll known to be the Of
with their useless nostruns and big fees The Remedy
mouth IS; Nc. (sucient to effect permanent cure.
uness in severe csscs.) S5 No. (asting three
months will stop emissions and restore vgor in the wor
cases, 81. Sent by mail sealed. in plain wrappers Fun
DIRECTIONS for using accompany Zach Boz.
Send for D~.criVtive Pamphlet giving Anatomcai\
Ilustpa tiens which will Convince the most scrpcal
that they can Be restored % perfect manhood. and
Ated for the duties Of lite. ii never affected
\Sent Sealed for stamp 70 every one. Sold only BY
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AOuS OASduAAdIlOA AuOWA ny d uCdIuCu
name," grandfather was saying, as
heard him say half hundred times be-
fore.
And Mr.. Corliss, with. his serene
white head bent toward him, was think.
ing how he could braid in one the fossil
lied fathers and the versatile sons OF
the church.
So there was nothing for me to do
but to sit and smile and listen; for
grandfather and Aunt Susannah were
not the persons to yield the floor when
it was once theirs by priority.
"Mr. Corliss. is it not time for US to
go?" said Mrs. Corliss, at early star
rising, with her measured dignity.
Certainly, my DEAR" replied Mr..
Corliss, rising at once, with his head
still bent to catch grandfather's last
sentence.
bella, put on your hat and walk
out with us little way. 1t is a charm
ing evening"" said Mrs. Corliss, turning
to me after taking a ceremonious leave
of Aunt Susannah.
Of course I went for my hat. 1
should as soon think of insisting of
breathing in an exhausted receiver, as
of refusing to follow q suggestion of
Mrs. Corliss. Or SO I supposed then.
But 1 trembled in my heart, and began
to run over in my mind all my little
over-dones and under-dones. She had
such Lady Superior way that, thong
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UA1AO NY 4oV0 AuoACu WILL oASVk
as we'll as shame.
81 feel Inundated, Aunt Kent" said
I. Il hope nobody else has seen him
make such silly spectacle of himself. :"
Bella, my dear, you are wrong"
interposed Aunt Kent, gently. 1--WE
must take people as they are, not as we
would have made them. The man is
cast in a delicate, sensitive mold. and
this is nearly or quite matter of life
or death with him. doubt if you are
loved again by so worthy man, and 1
am sure you will not be any more sim
cerely. hope you will not be so mis-
guided as to throw away such treas
ure, only for a romantic notion
l could not laugh at Aunt Kent's
tender earnestness, but I shook my
head and felt immovable from the
bump of firmness down to my boot
soles. And thus ended the third les
son.
Weeks after this, one day in the
dawning of the year." when the bees
hummed and the ilacs bloomed, went
out to dig blood-root where the road
ran through q bit of woodland little
north of the village. Because if we
didn't need il, somebody might, and
Aunt Susannah considered few roots
and herbs $50 handy to have in the
house." Presently I felt an uncon-
scious, magnetic drawing to look up,
and there stood Mr.. Brodhead. TO
this day I cannot tell how he came
there. It was as though he had shot
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may be made useful to all cit'zens.
That II must In time lose Ito dtsftnc'
ton ss Utah must, Is not doubted oy
anybody. But Congressman natu'
rally hesitate. however great the
necessity to adopt measures which
may have to some the appearance OF
Interference With existing rigots.
The socner provision ts made Tor
the inevitable thu better for Oil con-
cerned. Better for tho Indian be-
csuse, II gradual and peaceful and
legal preparation Is made Tor the
coming change the righs OF proper.
" OF the I0dtans 10 the protection OF
law. Better for tho whites. because
1. IL better, always has been and d.
ssys will be better for the stranger
10 their deslings with tho WEAKER.
to be governed BY recognized Ia"
than by mere force.
BENTON.
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The river is still coming with =
rush. The skies keep up . continual
weeping, az II determined TO- make
amends for all the doe and beautiful
weat her Of las, Fall and Winter. II
Ia uucomfortably cool for this season
II the year. The roads are impse
liable, wood scsrca and IN demand
1he JESSE X. BELL WAS up las'
Tuesday evening aud made th'
soods ring with her melodions whta
,le. She comes and goes full Of
freight and passengers.
Her agent Jules E. Messi ssys th'
boat IL Q future and will recetv'
freight OF pessaGe. jules % emerge
tic and will st'snd promptly 70 q
busiuess sotrustsd 70 bic manage
ment.
The upper streams are all rts'nl
rapidly, With every indication OF 90
Ing further upward. Cane river ]
| in almost boating order, and "
stall soon expect TO have . boat q
on laadisg. Then our merchant
wnl b happy. and teamstess 100
blue,
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Our so3sseje 1ayoe III. VIM
Holmes, With that energy 20 chasac.
teristic Of this energetic omcer, has
projected . new engine and public
ball which viii not only b Useful
but also ornamental to our city. Thie
now ball % to b one hundred and
twenty feet deep on Second street,
and es test deep on Church street.
Just opposite the courthouse. The
building 10 TO have Offices for the Of.
6.lsls: % under brick srchwsy for .
market house. and % upper story
lor 1 theatrical house With accom-
mediation for $50 persons. 1t % to be
hoped that this project may become
ssuccess. . contamination most
devoutly to be desired. We know
that II It can be accomplished. Nsy.
or Holmes b the man to perform the
work.
]. A. DuoouRNAu. ESQ.,, has recent.
" returned from the city and brouRh,
up . full assortment Of goods OF ever,
description. His we'll known taste.
HE deserved reputation and popu.
'arity are l"iently established t.
cause our citzsos to make q rush or
bic store. Ladies' can find anything
- suit their fancy, slso the gentle
men, will not leave the store, with
out finding everything to pleas
them. See advertisement.
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MR.. JAS. II. HILL
Ar. Fursr h BRADLEY Mr'o. Co.,
Natohitochea. La,

s,R-Having purchased Of you 10, u,
and IA inch "Furst & Bradley" Salky
Plows, and having fully tested the same.
in ''srlrF LAND" " we'll - LIGHT SOIL. We
take great pleasure in recommending
them 70 tho Planters Of this. and aG2o'n
ine parishes, ~ being Plow we'll adspe'
ed to their use. By means Of that wo1'
dsrfal invention, tho FRICTION AT.
TACHMENT." tho PLow 10 RAISED OUT
or rnE GROUND BY THE POWER OF THe
rRAu. WHILE IN MOTION, thereby making
It 90 easy to handle. that any BOY vh !.
can manage . team, can plow with u.
There IL no Weight on tho horses neck,
and the POLE plsys freely oil tho time.
We take pleasure further in saying, re
sre slad 70 go you meeting With the
suoeeso Won % much deserve. 10 introdu'
cins theee lsbor.savipg Implements into
our parish.
~ q c.mnhell. J. E. Messi.
- p.,ot E. B. Levasseur
A. Z. Sompayrsc. n: =: hyams'
J. 4. Cosgrove, per J. c. co'srove'
Feb. &.-4t.
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lMpoRIAKI QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught cold7 Are you %.
SbIs to raise tue phlegm7 Have You an irrita.
ijon n tho throat? A sense Of oppression on
Tue lungs, with short breath7 Do You have .
1t Of coughing on lying DOWN. A sharp pain
now and then In the region Of the Lesrt. shOul.
dsT0 and 6ack7 II -, ear Advice d take e
once dose Of TUFTS Expectorart; you will oooe
6e able to raise the phlegm. In ~ hour repeat
tie Expcc,orant, place shot iror ~ the tee, take
two Of TUFTS Pills. You will coon fail into 9
Pleasant elecp and wake up in tae morning.
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath:
ina. 0nd the bowels moving in natural manner.
70 prevent return Of these symptoms uee tn
fYnectOrnnt several days.
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NOTICE.

IN compliance WITH Art q Of tho Con.
| stitution, hereby give notice. teat
on The me9orial OF about sevens'nve
citisens Of tho Ward, I intsnd 70 sntro
dues In - Legislature sod apply io'
The passage ofsa Act TO create % sdal-
tiouel Jssaioe Of to Peace aud Ccoeta-
BE 10 end foe Ward Five ~ pafoe O
NstehieoshsA and 70 provide ios thea
sppointmeot and election.
Rev Osleaas, February 81. !seo:
6soetee l9th, District.
| 1Ss. ~, ldoo.-Sl
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+. b. 6AyE01
President Of tho United 6tatea
By tho President:
Acting Counissioaer q The Csssral
Notice 60 Pre-euption Claim
anita.

Every pesoou entitled 70 the right o.
pro.smptsoo 70 sny Il tho Lands within
tie Townships md pssts Of Townships
above enumerated, b required 70 setab.
lish tho eome 70 tho eatisfaction Of tho
Rseister end Receivee Of tho Natehito.
al Land Omce, and make payment
therefore - coon q profitable a1tee 49,
ing this "Notioe." and before tho ~
public ssle At tho lsads smbeacing tle
trsct cisimsd, oshsewiss sueA claiS viii
be forfeited.
No pes.emption claim bssed % IT.
tlemeat sabeequent 70 ~ dste q THU
Prools1stios, and pgioe 70 the o6estng'
Vim b reeognised b. tho Government
]. n. ARMSTRONG,
Aetins ConmiGsionee Of The osoeral
LAID O0ce.
Jan. 3.-Smtds.
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American Aeainst / .relgn Enterprlse'

From our Warrington CORES denoel
The Count Do Lesseps came here
a tho representative Of tho foreign
capitalists. With . great nour1en Of
tfumpeeo, ana impressed simple p0o'
nie Vith tho plan that he was 60
ne 10 caIIy out bic jdee Of Q Pc
NJ. TIM Canai without delay. But tho
Preoidont aeDe checked biz ordor ~
ne.afafminR the Monroe doctrine OF
xmrfican control over works Of that
osfure. and OApk james r. EAdD fol.
lovod this, showing the Coogreee:
iH~sl Committee that Do Lesoepo'
S s ~ Improbable from On.
aineegin9 difficulties. and tho enoe'
mou0 expense It would involve. He
then resd 70 tho committee . paper
IN advooaoy u bio plao Of Q chip
r.i,vav. He demonstrated that .
snhetantial and durable ship railway
oen Be- built for half the cost OF .
csnal WITH locks. and for one. fourth
that II . canal q tide level: that
suchs ship railway can be built 10
one.third or one.iOurth OF the time
neefled for tho construction OF .
csnsl: that, when built, ships OF the
maximum tonnage can be moved
vith aaIety OF four or 6vo times
wreos.,r epeed than In Q canal; that q
Sresfer number Of vessels per day
I'm he transported By tho railway
tnso can possibly be transported oy
tho canal; that tho capacity Of g
ship railway cSn b eo01ly increased
I'm meal the demands OF commerce
I'M The cost Of maintenance Of the
rosd0ay and rolling stock would By
much lee than that Of tho canal
nnd that . rsilaxy Gao b construct
ad xnd operated 10 localities whore Il
in not ursctiuable 70 construct Q O.
osI. He explained bio plso By meanl
II dr .wi0Rs which shoWed . PIT o
!. 900 feet long, IN which the railway
.n.,uld b made into tho hArbor Il
the depth Ut thirty feet; then eho!
inc the crude into y len the ship U
o IN q ted, and explaining how th'
sniu 1, 70 be kept u pace u the Cru
.ile Nv mesns II blocks ok or ten tee
, Hls0T Vueu euOsOo H.o
c,,nsis,ipg OF twelve rails OF the "
,il0nIy width. H. claimed that Dc
ralimsut WA impossible on accouo
+ tho number OF rails and tho weigh
u the ships; that there would be o.
,,ai,l.,,ou Ut strain upon the sDip'
J eveu IN heavy Rsles. His I ~ %
r.,ooiv..i the sanction Of = J. 4 20
!, CDi-f Copstruci0r Of tho British NJ
w: John kosch. Henry Steers 10
D oihsr eminent American engineer
: II. de Leeeeps ssid be did not IN
d ,ne railway plsn because It bed q
!, hssn Tried; It Was not bic plan. b,
Cant. EAds seems to have the c0nl
}. .ience OF the business men ever,
y shere, and It % probable t1et o.
4 government will patrontze America
:. enterprise 10 THE instance.
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The Human Race Raining to Brain,

II there b to be 90 much head
gOrk. what will become OF 10 a.! !
II both men aud women are 10 CO.
Weldon more and more their 0ra'ns.
va shaIl som be not fer from the re-
.liz,.ti0n OF the words OF Diderot.
Who said: I'VE walk 90 little, "
work 60 little, and We think 20 much.
that I DO not despair OF mao en",ne
hy being nothing but q head. FL.
enre TO yourself civilized man loO or
200 Years hence, when manual LABOR
mall have BEEN entirely replaced by
machinery, and when the dreams OF
socialists shsll have been realized.
and man, even the lowest graie OF
sOciety, snail he able to gain hts i've
lihood bv working, ray three or four
0ours out OF tho twenty.lour.
The tendency, you Will observe:
ia constantly to reduce the hours OF
labor. In many parts OF Eoglsnd,
fOr instance. the hours of tabor are
little more than half whas they we're
6itY yesrs ago. Imagine then tn
movements spoken Ut by Dtderot.
constantly progressing. and man
walking less and less. owing to the
increased facilities OF commute"
tioo and locomotton and working
lee and lees, owing 10 the constantly
increasinR use and perfection OF ma.
chinery. and thinking more aud
more out Of pure distraction and ou'
sonui Of civilization! Imagine 70
man. thanks to the realize I'm OF tn
proisc's OF Mr. Camille See. IN 10 tn
establishment OF GirtOn Colleges al
over the world. imagine womal
walking even less than she does nov
working lees and thinking NOR
What shall We come 70. great DAT
} vim /? Docs not the theory OF evo
tuition point TO tho inevitable reeltza
tiOn Of Diderot's words Will no
, our legs Wither away and return =
The rudimentary stage Ike our tel!e
VIII not our arms and bodies dlmlo!
, ioh. and muscles for which there !!
} no longer any use dry up. ana tnel
), elaments Do obeoroed By the ofaI
} and head, which will acquire To
phenomenal proportions OF 0 or
D ceture
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orr WASHINGTON LETTER.

VU0 " A081NU1VN DO1 DOs
wAsalxorox. u. @. March II. 1890
NJ appropriation bill have besn
this week. but several ssr
,esdy. They will be sent 10 rapidly.
nd 10 sueh form. probably. that H.
10 debaeo osn bo had on them. The
number Of Federal election supervi
sors and Special deputy msrshsls
will be reduced but no effort made to
Withhold their pay.
The rsdicsls arc % desperately
anxious for political capital that ]
think they would move amendments
70 tho ten commandments II offered
By . Democrat In House or Senate.
Ono OF the sbleet OF them. Senator
Csrpenter, the other day said Grants
oomination might b necessary be-
csuse General Schoaeld, Terry and
Getty he'd declared that Gen. Fnz
John Porter Ne ~ innocent man.
rho subtle intellect Of tho Senator
detected treason In this. and raised
bloody shirt and The third term. In
Tho House ''disloyalty" u charged
AGAINST Demoursts Who fovor q bill
,o enforce tho Civil Service reform
| idees Of NJ. Hayes. There bee new
Ut been any such thirst for cory do
| oase thaa that which aow t.ouolel
| tho rodiesla i b aggrsvatsd BY q
| intense desire OF the respective
friends Of Grant and Blaine 70 drav
drss blood. Grants friends 30
ahead on tho Fiiz John Porter cas<
already mentioned. but II . negr
sbould happen 70 do 10 Tho S0ut|
under saspia1oss circumstances
tehrdder to think how tho 6ens =
Chamber Wouli echo 70 Blsine's IN
mepdous eloquence. Grant has MOI
aod ablee suppoetses 10 tho Ssnat
th.n Blaine bee, but J. B. b ely
dev,lish sly-end ~ moro readias'
than al The Cooklings, Carpenter
And Oameeoos u OhIistsadom.
The Isdiaa question presses 70
. eae4lemept. At this particular tin
! ll,>aeeak N Ooogreee oenters upc
! 49, lndiano 10 what y known {
I ~ Indian Territory. and "a Z
I | tenuk = balng mado % devise
n $3.50 n VAIeh ~ i00ooDo ~
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... n rms OFFICE.

MA 49,, s ,,,,, h
,,i. a.1'ps' A''tef's'' an.
s's1;s''t, .' 's ,. '.'.''' !,
i. ,1,~si,;.s bill, ''1''' must
|. r.ar's' INSERTION :"
..u,,ah x.qo..tissaed. .!,r
!. 800. s,il i Notice. such a. Ap'
~. !. Administer. fling pro.
~ ,s snG, Account. VII n b.
nsa ssDn AM CIRCUMSTANCE
,s,si,s,ss''a BY the TO '0'
,nn1n-eao q -.
q s.lsdvs'es, price h'' e''' .
- y No Dol1ARs. and e''t
mn ~ psm. tA.
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NO. $751;
ROCL "A n ITO h
81 TIE
[lE[]lIlR I'D ullD 7Ilk

IN pur,uanoe Of IN Act Of Congress Of
June q, 1876, I. RUTHERFORD b.
HAYE0. President Of tho United 0totes
Of America, do hereby declare and make
knovn that . public ssls q valash)e
0ovefnmeat lands viii b held at tho
Land Once Is NATCHrTOCHE0, In tho
6tato Of LOUISIANA, on
TUESDAY. APRIL Il, 1850,
It which time viii b offered ~ lands
not proviously disposed q In the endse.
mentioned Townships and pssh Of Town
NO. Sstt 1'' Il s... lin. and v..t Of u.
Louisiana meridian:
=, 1 3 ~ 3 ~; - 49, ~
y. ,Ss i -; !, ! sa%@"',:'s H. H.
y, r.. s s. 5; = :: b; 7; D. = d. H.
~ r Is, 4: +, IT, i i: =; 4. 1 s:.s:
Townships !, $50 s. 70
II, y, u Il. Is H. H. H. ~ r. H. a.
end IS, HANGS.
Isvsslip: !, Aa4.9&!.e:a@ia
+ !1 Is !, H. ~ ~ - H. = ''As'
~ .; !: : /: 4 /. H. i; t. t. :; =
'c %a =, 1.e ,'ialklla.al u. II.
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Bound in Gray Cloth. .......... 5 %
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...nan-lA o. = IL
mouIss,,.,os. price b'. been
~ 10 : No DOLLARS. and cash
.I;16s, MN b. paid. - IL
OaOGUGA my be fonnd on
y HOWELL + cos
W. Isnaapuso FrREAu no spruce
-: -: MEW YORK:
.v,sH AND CITY NEWS:
n fr1yXsp ESQ has bern en-
~ - ~ staff d the VlSDlcA.
n. - Reporter. We would
49, sAsvs our patrons indite
.'n1ll )osal issns Of public inter.
| ~h,Adswspsssive nsighborhoods.
7111G 1r Subscriptions.
m Nnol Oompte, u W
SiY CIeeldy, Fl. Jessup. 2 w
+ ~ lSoassi P.O. 2 W
locAL elRANlNGs. |
- -, ~ 10 time. !
! a1Sswsy cold.
I.lr,lesisatsth.
lugtAhsh floating. "a
o IN, yclspt Cane. b swim
~ Ct -
aoSuuDoog washer b somewhat
~ OAmsgs, - we'll - On team
nn6mpser-.STs = " -
a. -. .~,
.Ansas slAlo d d pstris." -
Dut11f when be attempt
duAG911tk 49, DON 'WADh.
Ah Q Nn.i1N7A9a
xnln h Az Eu1ldinR 10.
Rupsa WlaAhotsa s>rsst, Just ~
~ N 0anphell's Dolldenoe.
~ IleS6a'S b - owner q SAid
Dnlg. .2jhriita.
- nm nh tall Of late hss
mo ~ Utility Of the Horn strset
~ Qllle O. ldditioa ~ eseo
1btAe outlse, thu preventing the
svhg & ~ t4Ak. ~"
| h,dl1 ass isjwa.tably soa,s.. Bu,
b avee h. uD; % Hssthee ieup;
y so1bi1 ustS db:Ns MA,l6 ~
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y ~. y. '''o 49, 49,
sE& 6trEO..,., =. ~
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Moa . eolooooso and Il waas vel
b 'sstgmptlug- 70 moe!
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- colofed mea. - olePk.
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s..s. -: .S ~! vS. =, ,ss y.
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- ,1eQeog ! no., o
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,!!!!! lssaitare which 'he
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% IL Grand Eco
Noo peocsriouo ooodoeioi
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Wonderful =!
THE
Robbins Family Washer
and BleacheI.

MANUFACTURED BY tho Bl6SELL
III MANUFACTURING CO.. Of New
York. Eight inches long, 5 inches wide.
and weighs 5 pounds. No rubbing. Of
heating. No chemicals used, nothing
Int ordinary home made or bought soap,
AMI water. Simply boil the clothes,
rinse them thoroughly, and they 40
clean. Price, IS 10, for sale BY H: a.
WALMsLEY and THEO HALLER.
Natchitoches. La. A live AGENT want.
ed in every parish in the State. except
Terrebonne and Laf0urche.
Address JAS. H HILL,
Nstchitoches, La,
General Ag't for tho otate.
NXTCHlroCHEs, La,
February 2oth, 1850. !
Mr.. JAS. H. HILL.
Ag't. Bissell Mfg. Co..
sir4The ''Robbins Family Washer 4
Bleacher," we purchased from You. give
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