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shear1ng sweep of the headsmans broad blade, and then Eppeein was broken alive on or by the wheel. He refused the services of priest. In his day of pride and power he had always been wont to say that "a man should live as free and mighty hero, and shoud die without fear He had labored to live up to his theo- rem of life, and he certainly bore his death of slow agony with the calnest courage
 When the head was gone the members were no longer dangerous. Wolf von Wurmstein succeeded to the command, but the dreaded band, which Eppelein had led so long and 80 successfully soon melted away. Some perish ed by the sword of the foeman, cShers by the sword of the headsman. Many disappeared, from the terror of the great rabber band
 So ended the wild life of the chivalrous criminal, of the most renowned robber-knight, Eppelein von Gailingen -COrmhtH.
 & Adv1ce to Consumptives. ~-
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THE WORLD FOR 1880,

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Female Complaints

Female weaknesses common to our best female population are generally manifested by the uneasy restless sensation of the patient. Tho stomach and nervous system all sympathetically disordeed in m stdiaeases of the uterus, There is also dull back oi a burning and sharp pain that is al most uncomfortable; a soreness through the loins, and lower portion of the thighs nausea in the stomache is of frequent occurrence; pain and gddi in the hsad, sense of confusion or weakness, and constant running from one or both eyes, sone- times follow a sS mpathetic symptom of diseased uterus and with the weakness of the muscles there is constant bearing down pain, pulling from the bowels thet render it very painful to walk or stand for any length oi time.
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM7S VEGETABLE CoMPOuNE

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Notice.

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II r.sh,u III tIrm. Tho tables nre nr.
lanRtsi viii, llla h.pai sermlunlDus heat.
upr~. Tho llncn il dainty and always
if.el,, thu ailyer IL bright. tl,e details il
ivory fnHpal mr. tll,~e III refined
lviua. Tie ,noals arc mt elaborate bui
everything u sxeellenl u ~ hind, pr.
tstls rta,kesl and perfectly @rryeI Will,
HI. I'LL " oie .efvani these tair Young
women Inauapai their establishments
~ dainty, whiteruiilei aprons they
sprya tho quests VI their twl,lr III 4 grace
fni, IHsls.Iihe way That attracts people.
they iiase placed their young i,rpiIui
IN il pm~l ~elnDI; they afe making
comfortable support. and have their uwn
pleasant l,Hna Ill together. INV When
Nttinen ran nitMt, IN This manner NJ
common sense III their lives, wi,iei, IL
sIlIta ~ nasIfnl NJ neutDmvt. sei,an Iii
he i,.a,seI,oI.l," VI shall nM see Thirty
highly wl'ra'ed " tiua ladies advertised
u, iil' morning pavsts ~ It,@tsd,, ~
Itrsa ~ kIp~ what IL gniuN ~ bee1tge III
tllen. 80 /jyyfuu 1rar1iirr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-12-30

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