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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-11
MT. VERMONT MT. VERMONT.
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STEAMER W. ". CORCOHAy
xeaves 9Th street wharf daily exce,t SuIday) Mt
vernon at 10 O'Clock returning reaches Washing
tcn aEoUt $50 pm
ESQ l. /. BLAKF, Captain.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18
THE PICNIC.

Conflicting reports come from the
Toronto picnic of last Tuesday. On
the one hand it wac complained that
the accommodations were poor, and
that all the privileges Of the place
were in the hands Of q hald-haaded
monopoly who didn't consider them
selves bound to respect anybody's
rights. But from some Of the younger
blood OF Lola, the report is rose colored
in the extreme. J. II. was there and
says he never saw the like of widows
meyer did" ("Samivei, beware OF
the vidders.") J. NJ. was there, too,
We tried to interview him, but he
wouldn't interview worth a cent. He
was too. full-of the memories of TIE
delig htful occasion-for utterance.
He could only say, 'Oh, boys" and
then choke of with infinite pity that
we were not there; and when ]. NJ.
says "Oh, boys, rand ch6kes off that
way, he nneanswh hat he says--wbat ne
Doesn't say, MtSofi,elearlbc his boots.
W. S, and w. B:--he of the st. John
nidust1eiit wsesre s3Acfe,; to6; aud they
report . sway DIP, too soottine. And
Eay-weil Fay forgot something. Aud
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Abstract Of real estate transfers filed
for record In the Registers office of
Allen county, Kansas, for the week
ending Wednesday,, May l6, 1888,
furnished by Othick & Smith, abstract
ers of title.
J Young to r NJ Works eh lot I, block q,
Humboldt warranty deed--S2. 8l6
Henry Gear to II L Henderson lot 8, block
8, lola warranty deed-S5
Sarah Nj Bell to III l. Henderson rot 5, block
40, lola warranty deei-Si. 500.
Wm J Richards to L W and 5 p Jones nwa
sec l. "A r 10 warranty deeti-S5Do.
w -svrthrun tn jos L Say lot D, block IS,
lola warranty dee,i-Si5.
James e Strong to Rebecca McNaught; NEG
sec 81, -, r q warranty deed-sS TO.
Hannah burgess to Rebecca Davis lots 5
AID 4, SC = t2', r l.; warrants aoed--si, t0'.
John y Gillian 70 Melriy Hicks nh nwq,
sec 3, y, T . warranty deed-5tN.
~ L %.' RR co TO J. Doudna; neq neg
Bridget Ward 10 David Beatty: part seq soc
"a. "a, r Is waranty teed-StcD.
l. l. Northrt.p 10 Emma Ran; lot ., block 10,
lola warranty deei--S49
Lha5 steele to Ssrah Bell lot I, block o.,
lola warranty ,lccci-SlDV0.
Harriet y steele t. has A Steele lots aad
?, block 50, lola warranty eet-sl 900;
one fCarth interest in tue TOM OF Geneva ;
warraaty ,irefi-ShO.
4 sells to J Christian; nh SCI, sec Is, |
sctNf--ss-S-
= Ia * IL Il cn t. ia, Carpenter NEG
| swq. sec ", t -, 10: warranty dred-siC,
samuel liars 10 Laura Snii tn eh ueq sec g.
{ q, r 10; warranty d.ej--ssvO.
VIM Itankins TO A Servey lot | In nh
nwq sec g. TIA, ~ ; warranty deeti-SiG,.
Y ) to \ j Seryy sh neI Sec q, -, r Is
patent
kCL & S-k Co to Peter j McGlashen
swq sec II, TIA, 20; Warranty deed-S640
RIM " orks to Patrirk Rave. neg seq sec ii
% Ri! : ut claim deed--St0o.
Melroy Hicks TO John Gillian nh nwr
see ), -, 4 20 warranty deed-$b0J.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18
MAR RED.

Even the most intimate friends of
the parties were considerably surprised
on last Wednesday morning, to learn
of the marriage on the previous even
ing. OF Miss Moilie Gillian to Mr. w.
A. Mccoy. They had kept their Sc
cret well, and few Were aware that the
union WAS SO much rs contemplated.
Rev. Il. S. Miller of1iciated and the
wedding was very quiet, the following
being the only invited gucsts: Messrs.
Lee Rucker, ID. Beatty, Joe Often.
Misses, Sylvia Young, Hattie CsdnUs,
Maggie Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Clark, Mrs. McWiliiams, of Fort
Scott, and Mrs. Popkiss, of Toronto.
The happy couple took The train on
Wednesday for their future home near
Fort Scott, where Mr.. Mccoy has
charge of a large stock farm. Both
are well known here and have num-
bcrless friends who will join Us in
wishing them long and happy our
ney together.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18
AN INTERESTING LETTER.
IeIA KANsAs. Nav 18th 1888

lola KANSAS, MAY lOtu lcoSs
Editor Register:--At your request
and to satisfy individual curiosity,
while down at Fredonia I took oo-
casion to visit the Creamery there and
find out If possible something about its
Daodus Operdndi. found the opera
tors all first class gentlemen and was
kindly shown all through the estab-
lishment. 1t would be endless to give
all my questions and the answers To
them, for that was my first visit Of the
kind and asked questions like a boy
ut circus. As gathered from yari-
Gus sources it Is a stock company al
raneement and very simple. The
stock to the desired amount-in this
case / believe it is S7,500--is divided
up iuto SIC0 shares. The operators
take 10 shares and make up tine bal
ance in the community. The cream
70 furnished by the farmers oi the sur
rounding country and collected by
wagons run for that purpose. The far
mer gets as much for the cream that
will make a pound of butter as he
gets FOR the butter after ..he makes it.
The creamery men buy all their cream
ia this way. They turn out about l2s
pounds of butter per day at present,
and are increasing every day, not hay
ing heen in operation long. Inc prof
its to the Creamery consist in the differ
euce they get in the price of their but
ter above the market price of ordinary
butter, the sale of buttermilk and
raising and feeding hogs from the oflal.
The profits OF the farmer are the ready
sale OF his cream without the trouble
and expense of churning and taking
care of il and the extra amount OF milk
he has left for his calve The profit
to the community is the extra quality
of butter furnished them, the employ
nlent of a large foIce Of men and teams
and the circulation Of large amount
of money among them, saying nothing
of the Inducements held out TO stimu-
late the raising and importing inlproV.
ed breeds OF butter producing cattle.
1t seems TO me from looking at these
simple facts that there is no good rea-
sou why we could not have Cream
enterprise, the outlet for shipping to
any market and every other Necessary.
It must be evident to all towns situat-
Ell as lola and other towns in this
section of the state, that 10 be great
we must have something besides the
naked products CT the soil.
The only other thing is manufactures.
We must supply what nature has fail
ell to give rs, by art. The wealth of
New England is her manufactures,
and sooner or later the Kansas towns
that build the shops and factories will
be the wealthy and populous towns Of
this country. We have started out
on that basis in lola and let's keep it
up. Il.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

We now hare the largest stock of mems, youths,
and boys clothing euer displayed In lola. Ind
the best part of it IS that hare bought them at
very lou prices, and wiU sell accordingly.
In our Clothing Department nc hare suits for
the boy of four years or the man weishine three
hundred pounds Remember, Ue eiue neU pair
for any of our Orr overGJLs that rip We 0re also
sole agents for the celebrated EShmie shirts both
taUndried and unl0undried.
In Boots and Shoes uoe defy competition, for 10e
kno10 from experience that the Giesecke work
UtW outWe0r any other in the market. .dU of
their goods warranted.
In our line IF Hats uciJl be found fur, wool and
straU ia all the latest Styles
Trunks and Sotchels of the best makes and
styles.
We buy all our goods direct from the naonutac-
tUye7's; therefore, can and will sell as ckenp as
the cheapest.
VS. We keep eUe'ythins for men and boys lin
inspection solicited.
ANDERSON DeCLUTE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18
DIED,

Again We are called upon to chronl-
Gle the death OF one of Allen county's
most respected citizens. On Thursday
of last week, at the residence % his
son, Samuel Riggs, Mr.. ]. fl. Riggs
quietly hrpsthed his last. MIR. Riggs
has been quite feeble for q long time,
but his death, though not unexpected,
is deeply regretted by all who knew
him. He wss in his Sith year, and
death came. not through any special
disease, but by the natural failure OF
the vital forces. He had lived his al
lottad time and,
Lite clock worn ont with eating time
The WEARY wheels If life at lasi stood siiIl.''
The deceased leaves four sons in this
county, all well known and highly
respected. The remains, aceompan-
led hy. Messrs. Samuel ard William
Riggs, were taken to Burwick, H., for
iEternent.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18
west of the River.
Where Is the man that prophesied no rain

hhere Is the man mat prOpnesteu no ram LII
June
Owing 10 the heavy rain Saturday and Sum
day the riveri is on the rise for the hrst Time
since the ice went out.
James PEGS is happy over the advent Of new
girl at his house.
Mrs. i. Il. Lawyers riIipg-pony died Sun
day last with the collie.
James Moore makes weekly trips to Ander-
sou county, where he is improving farm that
Isaac Moss lately purchased.
young mau from Missouri has moved int
A. G. jones' tenant house.
Several Of our farmers joined in taking their
cattle over in Woodson county to pasture
Preaching at Liberty church next Wednesday
evening" at early lampii; hit by Rev. s. NJ IT.
win.
There never was a better time for working
the roads than the last two weeks, ard cur
overseer, 4. g. Jones, has improved IL by hav-
ing some sfacient work done.
Prairie schoonersf sailing westward every
day indicate that western kansas is h'iing up
A J. Se,rey has sold the place be ooaght In
the spring to a gentleman frnm Jefferson corr
ty, this State, who has also purchn -ed OF Gec
A. Bowlus, 100 acres efprairie adjoining. We
unders;ab the purchaser will shortly take
possession.
Our ladies' seem to be quite collective oflate,
as quite company collected at Mrs Kate Cut
rights Thursisy Of last week and amused
1 ,emseives by quilting and devouring "a ex-
ceiIest dinner prepared for them. And they
did likewise for Mrs. Geo. Harris on Tuesday
Of this week.
We think we can easily psne the hero OF the
Thrilling Adventure so wildly narrated In las:
weeks REGISTER, but as we have said enough
nor this time we viii say ''Au Revoir'
OCCASIONAL.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18

wM Hartman to Rud olrh and Telitha Wen
zel neg sec ~, { q, 7 II OF claim deed-eeGa
Serty Kaufman 20 Rndol ph and Telitha " en-
Eel undivided i-l neq sec 20, -, r 10; war
ranty tieeJi--St0D
Trustees Of Christian church to r Beck with ;
sh lot 2, block -, lola. warranty dresi-SSk So
Richari M Gaze to Trustees Of Christian
church; lot IL. block S. lola warranty deed
-Sl.5.
sto Isaiah Fiant ). seq sec 81, 20, r q; re-
ceiver's receipt-S4
Sars j Burnett to Eliz. Thayer; part NEG
sec :, 26. r Is warranty deed--Sl 600
PC Chapman to john n Lewis VIII swq sec
80, y. 10 warranty deed-ss50.
L. l. Sorthrnp to ii DeClute lot II, block
". lola I: warranty deei-ss1.
Everett IL Francis VI Waters nh nw9
Gee %, -, Is warranty deeti--SSoO.
ieo Bowls to Ihos Sai t,ett; part nee
AVG sec 3, lyinge ard Of west bank Neosho
river, tsS, r IL warranty deed--43a s.,
Joba a rpiiaS to David H,.liaIas iots ii I2
10 y Is rs az rs ~ -. bl cX 2, Moran
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18
I.aHorne Locals.

MIR. Hart has lcen to Illinois on business
since wrote last.
The rain was not very agreeable to the
''ysimnea folks, /" especially those that have
been cleaning house. But guess nobody else
complains.
Oar Post Oaice mas been mo.cd from ;he de-
not iIto Mr. Patterson rs store. Mr. Patterson
has also been appointed Post master
Seyeysi went from here 70 the Fort Scott show
They re,ort that the..terts were net covered OF
account OF ,he wind, an,i it began TO raioa and
Of nrse there was some rTnuigs fer shelter.
onite a rumb,r arr goiag ~ Toroato OK by
the time this is pubii-hed, they have Len
there ard back.
Mrs. Russell has gone - Nebraska to stay q
whi!e al least, if the, do not make their iions
there psrIna:rantiy.
Mr.. Price hal valuable horse hang h!msei:
in the stable the O: her rilhf, so he was obIige,
90 buy a...ther. 4. Ias au!e serious loss.
was out in TIRE Goisel Valley ncighbor-
hood tie FIRST ui las; Btet- Il rery thrift
-nuir,iu.it, ar. Brown h:ls Gle OF the fines;
farm hoaecs in't:,c cousty. IL 10 finished Cd
rery nicely inside, It is large two story square
house with an observatory. We Weit out on
The top where We .uli see Moran, about three
miles to the north -eas. en-: I.aifarpe about fv.
niles 70 the northwest, and have y splendid
view of the country in every direction We
.ha. L item FOX their lird hospitality. Leag-
ncrs also iiv enea- ;here bat hayereyer troubled
them. Was also q: Mr.: Mitche,l's, who ais,
Contemplate erecting new house soon. II,
has beautiful place and nice farm.
Sir. Toby shipaet a car load OF hugs to Kan
cas- City, from Laiiarpe.
air. Hackney hrs engaged se-en thorsand
bnsheis OF corn AMI it Z Being hanied in every
DAY.
Lev Hackney ia running three hay presses
BE says he has q thousand tons OF hay to press
yet.
A dance at Miles, the other night
A surprise party on the teacher az Mr.. Funk's
Ias. Wednesday night
<rr and Ma French went down 20 Neosho
cou.ty isst week On visit. all have rstgrDei
Mr.. and Misc johnson cslied On our . $
seek ago ,sstSunGay
NJ. miller preached at Allen ceGter last Sun
day at Sp. m.
Sir. weatperby preached az Elm Dale suuds,
the 18th j HAwksR.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18
aaaeya GATHERINGS.

Alta a,eetins Reld at the school ionse in this
city, arrangements were made to hold pecora-
ton services on the Srth inst. The G A. X.
Post al colony have been invited to parttci-
pate, and haze sgniied their acceptance, and
will be with us, no proyidertiaI hia,irance
Prof. Mcbride, of woodson County, and 9th
ers, will address the old soldiers, which will
certainly iatersst and benefit us who cannot
claim any part ct the honors that justly bel
70 those OLD Vets. The meTco,y of what they
passed through should stir us up to assist to
Keep the graves of their dead c"mrades srcen.
II we can do nothing more than to be taerr
with our baskets OF lowers lcs us each do that.
7. L. Elliot sn,i family, Gf Colony, paid tie
neva q dying visit last Sunday. They felt s"
mean at themselves for deserving such thriy-
lag city as ours, for such a dilapidated, dead
village IA Co!ory, they couldn't stsuu The con-
TEN platinn of their loss. So they t.rncd
about with tears In their eyes ami regrets in
their hearts aad hied themselves back to their
Eew hane the Same day.
There are signs in the cir of more road petit
tions. Please give as rest gents.
Mr. II Layster, one OF the old scttler3 OF
this nrighhorlooi, started last thursday Tor
his. old home in johnson and barthlomew
counties, Indiana. \ pleasant Welt and SAT
retura are the Eishes Of has many friends.
Parks and Norris sold last Tuesday at patlic
sale, PA ycarl:ng steers and heiffars. for which
they received about $50 per- head How is that
for Nansss, where the farmers have t. go back
to their wife people once every three years t.
get new start, We croaser that sayeth it, just
buy you COW aud go Into the stser biz, there 8
miinOns in It
1t is surprising how q little rain vii, take
the kinks out If tie farmers faces. IL we had
not lived in Kansas so long and seen the trans
formation so often, We wouii not have kn9wa
half of the farmers of this township last Satur-
day after our fine rain.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18
Carlyle Correspondence.

Is II possible that Carlyle is without CORES
poncent TO the REsIsrER? What has bccome
OF the correspondent? is the inquiry Of many.
Doubtless he, like the cIoatts of April, has ia
ken his Digit to parts unknown, and probably
lever to retarn.
With hesitancy We grasp our pen to chronicle
tie many interesting events that inny ocanr, in
81 large a place IS this, for you. viii remainder
Mr., Editor, that our little city ia abort six
miles square and we boast of having the best
farming district in Allen county. And to PROVE
our statement we VIII say that in. iraTe!ir;
north from lola vph viii tind E. solid lane for
about nine miles. We question whether this
can I,e said Of any other part Of the county.
some OF the young folks had quite q pleasant
time last week at the residence OF J. II. Lcmas-
tors.
Hon E. u Funston is improving his dwell
Ing with new addition.
Mr.. "a. Prush left these PARTS last Monday
for Parkesville, No., where he expects to en-
ter Theological school.
Miss Maud Christian Is visiting acquantan-
ees IN Topeka.
\ gentleman was noticed last week stalking
across corn fields without any regard to roads.
Curiosity was arous.d In some who 2azed after
him, but it wac finally settled tina: he was an
agent OF Uncle Sam carrying spec;acIes t.
the pensioners of this community.
1t s scarcely worth while 10 note the recent
rain rhica was v'ry much neodsi. 1T has
5rsatled new life into almost everything. The
,rairie looks like it was carpetea and crops are
r, frpsEel and growing rapidly. ard even the
farmer himself, with his Drowned face and
ADDS. gives joyful smile as he looks over his
little heritage.
A new organ Is limited Of for the Carlyle
church.
Now mr. Editor II you will please eNrAse my
feeble atta,.pt ali trouble you no farther az
this time h.fi1g 10 hive more news the next.
4. i NoTsNVf.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18

80 sEss-gs1 ss zeEh. ssg lsEEEt
sslssssIG - ash staa SOY
sgptls-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

ITO - Wilson and - Wilson, whose
L siveh names ara unknown, heirs at law vi
rRp-.ias Wilson, deceased
you are hereby notified that William 7
Woods oil, on the Itch day Of May lss5, ile his
neiit'"a in the District Court Of Allen County
Ransas, against yo';, setting forth that be 10
the owner Of aEd In the Peaceahle possession OF
tha7o-th half OF the southwest quarter of sec
twelve, town twenty-fIur, range eighteen ca It,
"a saul County and state; and that you set up
al,. claim an estate and in. rest la the same
al erse to the estate and interest of said " IL
liam t. Woo-ts Now, unless you answer said
petition on OF before the goth Jay of June l,s.,
Judgment will be iakesn against you, decreeing
You 70 chow your 81 Il title. aud that il may lie
determined to be- null and void ms AGAINST the
said title Of said William I. Woods and fol
cJsts ui suit.
WILLIAM e. WOODS, Plaintiff,
ByJ IL. RICHARDS, his Atty.
Attest, A. &. SCorr, Clerk 81 said Court.
IsrAl.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18
CONCERT.

Programme for the Concert at the
Baptist Church Sunday evening,
May Goth. Exercises 70 commence al
eight o'cloci, prompt. All are cordial
ly invited 20 attend.
scns -'oh, worship tha Lord o..
Address --SiIoie Waters.
Reading Mat ia i,avrr =
SecTatiIr.-AEeie Burke.
. song. -.Hyhcl Jesus comes - reward his
servaaI ;" Tea !it-ie girls
Essay .--hiIse Gni,ius
Rea,iing .--ise 4 Barte
Recitation.-Man.ien waters -.5.f j
solo ID iii" iiar-is
Recitation Nora Mess
Address. Mary iIorrcr.
Observation-Disclosures Richards
Sofg.-'.Yaur Missicn.' Four little girls
Box susie waters
Recitation.-Lalu harris.
D0ett.-Allie Collins aad Clara Harris
Recitation Mary Hofney.
asecitation -DeIla Harris
Solo Maud Richards.
observation-disclosures Harris.
Collection.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18
A Hungry Man.

The man who cleaned out q first
class restaurant in Boston the other
dsy and then tried the "Cannibap' on
the colored COOK, had been using
Swayne's Pills, the hest medicine
known here below, composed of con-
ceptrated valuable Juices of plants.
They are undopbtly the best and safest
purcative, AppeTieIt and anG-billious
medicine known. % cts. per box. 5
boxes Si.G0. Try them.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18

The best medicine CT the age for
quickly curing indigestion, nervous
iIess, etc. is Browns Iron Bitters.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-12-15
TR22 BUTR.
NEW YORK, 1884.


About sixty mil ion copies OF THH
Sun have CONS oucottaoir eSta blisa-
mslt duiing the past twelve msAth',
tyou wsre to paste end tS end all
the columns of all THE SUEs printed
and sold last year you would get q
continuous strip Of information, com.
mon sense wisdom, sound doctrine,
and sans Wit long enough to reach
from Printing House square to the top
OF Mount Copsrnicas IN the mOsn,
then back to Printing House square,
and then three quarters Of the way
back To The neon again.
But FEE Sun is written for the inhab.
itants ofths earth this same strip Of
intelligence wsuld grid g the globe
twenty seven or twenty eight tines.
Ifevery buyer of a copy Of The SUE
during the past year has spsRt only
one hour over it, and il his wife or his
gr andfathsr has spent another hour,
III is newspaper in 1888 has Afforded
the human race thirteen thousand years
OF stndy reading, night and day.
1t is only by little calculations like
these that you can form any idea Of
the circulation oi The mast pepAlAr Of
American NewsK aperS, " OF its inhu-
ence on TIE opinions actions OF Amer
lean men and women pg
The Sun is, ana will continue to be,
q newspaper which tells ne truth with
out fear Of consequences, which gets at
the facts no matter how much the pro-
cess costs, which presents the news Of
all the world without waste OF words
and in the most readable shA pc, which
is working With all It's heart for the
cause ofhonest government, and which
therefore believes that the Republican
party must 60, aud must so in This com
Ing year Of our Lord, 1884.
Ifyou know TIA Sun, you like it
already, and you will read it with ac-
Gust cmed diligence and profit curing
What Is sure t. Dc the most interesting
year in its history. tyou do not yet
know Tie Sun, It is high Tin TO Get
into the sunshine.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-12-15

Senator Butler of South Carolina
is not surprised with the Republi-
cans for raising the cry Of sectional
ism but he is surprised and DISCUS
ted to hear it coming from the ner.
thern democrats. If our own party
friends join in this crusade whenev-
er a southern man is nominated for
an office, he thinks about the best
thing for the South is to decline to
go into any political conventions
but allow northern people to make
the nominations, ressrving our
right to vote for such of them as will
serve cur interests. He was also
surprised with Hendricks express
ing himself in favor of Cox for
Speaker because he was a northern
man and such action would cOun-
teraCt the southern scare. Mr..
Butler does not think the South has
done anything to scare anybody
Avalanche.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-12-15
PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation Of
life, it circulates through every part
of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
If disease has entered the system
the only sure and quick way to drive
1t out is 10 puIily and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and tie highest medical
authorities agree that rotRigg but
iron will restore the blood to its
natural condition; and also hat
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blackcn the teeth, cause head.
ache, and are otherwise injurious,
BROWN IRON BlTTERswilltho
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen.
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part Of the system, and it will
not blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi-.
lively net injurious.