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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-01-31
Oolorinq Diamonds.

Some very interesting and important
experiments with diamonds have lately
been made at the Paris Academy Of
Sciences. An experienced diamond
merchant bought not long ago a fine.
white diamond for $4, 600. One morn
ing he gave it good washing with soap
and water, when what was his conster-
nation to find that it had turned yellow,
which sent its value down to $500. The
matter was brought to the attention Of
the Academy, and experts submitted a
report, which showed that diamond
whitening is . fraud easy to accomplish
and as easy to detect. By plunging q
yellow diamond into an aniline violet
dye it becomes white, while at the same
time it loses neither its transparency nor
brilliancy. In fact. on making the ex-
pertinent. the experts had in 4 few min
,ltes transit formed several yellow stones,
into what appeared magnificent white
stones Of fvefold value. Take 8 yellow
diamond, dip it even into no stronger
dye than violet ink, wash itSwith water
to remove any discol oration, and the eff
feet is immediate. The dried diam nd
remains white. But, on 5theother hand;
the illusion is Of short duration. Rub
the stone even lightly. and the yellow
tint is seen coming hack again, and a
3 little further attrition with the finger
restores the pristine hue completely.
This discovery may entail npon many
persons q rude awakening to the fact
that the stones they have are Of far less
value than they supposed, and will ne
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-01-31
Cure for Ohilblains.

Cure for Ohilblains.
The following communication was
read before the last meeting Of the Lime
Kiln Club:
Middleton, N. g., January Is, 1883.
Brother Gardner:
have noted with regret the failure Of your
club to get reliable remedy for chilblains. 1
beg to submit the following: ga
Take an iron dish, place some wooden rags
In It, then put some GOALS on them and hold the
feet In the smoke. As you doubtless have
large feet and the acreage of chilbains is COR
respondingly great, would suggest that you
hire some Old locomotive boilers and buy your
rags BY the bale.
AS to my reward, you may chip In and raise
purse of $4,000 and place my statue on some
i after the likeness Of John Hancock and II viii
sls Afectionatelv,
ELDER MATTHEW'S.
As soon as the reading was finished,
Giveadam Jones arose.
So did Samuel Shin.
So did Judge Cadaver.
So did Shindig Watkins, Stability
Perkins and Turnover Cartright. For
moment there was q great shouting
and waving OF arms. and then the Pres
-ident called for order and asked:
Why dis rumpusp Judge Cadaver, do
You desiah to say anything p
Il do, sab! ! regard that chilblain
remedy as q dead insult on de character
of dis clubp'
$50 do IT, echoed q hundred voices.
AN I move dat de ayes an nays be
called on q vote Of indignashun.' -
Support de moshun!''
The Secretary called the roll, and the
vote was passed BY a majority Of 2l1,
the President not casting 8 ballot
..Gem'len,' he softly said after the
excitement had somewhat Gained down,
ga woman am as tender on. de subject
sotssmall hands as on her character, as .
Esslayy, an You can't insult q man quick
erin to poke fun at his feet. Howsum.
cher, dar am no use to fly off de handle
|sinstlis case. II we can't smoke our feet
ober anythin' smaller we must buy = To-
connective biler, an nsone old red flan-
mel shirt won't do we must collect q
dozen. A man wild chilblains can't
stan still long nuff to be proud. De Com
mittee on Anatomy will experiment at
once =,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-01-31

.,SJharr

S0RfK0 a n TOlA. hAVA fOtln0 b0GfAA.
Pointing with his stick to 4 larre illus.;
tratiou 81 : shark On the screen. the
ProfassIot,r desired ghia I. y MO-; Is nnta
M ~ rnnnth ~ 4 10 - do,vn nnder.
nsath INA NAH inata.d 81 q stha .nta.
rinp a tha haad 3. r. ,,,n.t n.he. Tha
mnat narkea ch.r.ctar;st;c e !.
4he;r Thsv u;, i at 3. s s,,,, i,
m cnmss e t,a;r ~ 5. .rJ a. tha;y !. y
are nrnvided LII, nmm ~, s> 'sats Il
testh "a that !. 80. soon :. = ans al AZ
torn ~ n rendarod . ,v 8, .rotha e
a. 1900 thair nl.ca ,'S IS.
q mo lactnrer hald mn "a view tha ;.w.
az rood.siza sharf ana arnI.;nad
that the teeth were set in 4 tonrh bnt
very durable CARTILAGE. The teeth 81
most sharks win come ont varv easilv.
The size TO which sharks crow can be
iudoed bv their taeth. n The flaws a.
hibited 81 Professor Bickmora the teeth
were aboat M laroa a. ! mans thnmh.
natl sbnt the Profassor showed : LARGO
tooth which he said must have belonged
70 : shark so or so feet LONG. The tooth
was about six inches lonr. and was
found In : .phosphata bed in South
Carolina The teath of soma aharks
particuiarlv the ,mar-eaters ara sharn
and pointed like spikes. while the teeth
Of another class Of sharks ara set into
the laws flat like payinr-stones.
In . spare hour on board ship sailor
viii take as much satisfaction ia sharp-
ening shark hook asa barber does In
strappinx q razor. After shark is
captured and hauled aboard the vessel
tho sailors cut il up into as MANY emall
pieces as possible before throwing It
overheard. Sharks are as tenacious of
Life as cats, and it il necessary to cut
them al to pieces in order to kill them.
On one occasion some sailors caught !
good-sized shark, and, after getting it
% deck, dispatched it, as theY thought.
They cut out one entire side Of its
mouth and threw the mangled carcass
back into the water. A little while
afterward they caught the same shark,
apparently as full Of life and mischief as
ever. Il \. 4. s..5..
The shape and peculiarities Of the
thrashing shark were shown and de-
scribed. This fish has tough and ugly.
looking tail longer than the body, with
which II thrashes and disables its enc
mics. 1t is formidable and relentless
adversary Of the whale, and hunts the
leviathan of the deep in company with
tho sword-fish. these fish travel in
packs like wolves" said the Professor.
When whale is attacked the sword
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-01-31
An Elevated Piersry.

Some forty years ago, says the Boston
correspondent OF the bingham Journal,
when hand-carts were in vogue ia our
business streets, ! funny little Irishman
named Dennis Callahan was employed
IN pushing one about TO earn an honest
ntnepenco or quarter by the deliverYsof
sundry bundles and packages, Dennis
was quite fayorite among the boys sc
Kilby Street through his good nature
and ready Wit. One morning hA visited
several large establ ishnents and solicit
ed the clerks to patronize q charitable
enterprise. Upon inquiring the nature
Of the affair, it was shown TO be q card
Of admission TO 8 Sisss
aAi e -Ral1e FOR 4 pig ~ s ssS.
go For the benefit Of ths \ 5iss
Widow Ra6erty, u II.
S5 cents per ticket. III f
Quite number Il the boys invested.
and on the evening appointed, piloted
BY Dennis, the party proceeded to 4
1Our-story house In Broad Street. near
India Wharf. and going up, to their
advertisement, some four fli3hts 81 stairs.
were shown into the attic, where "a "a
posed on . pile Of straw . .'pig,''' weigh
Ing between three and four hundred
pounds. How did you, get that ami
NAL up herei' ! inquired one Of the par
". sAisy enough. : replied the widow.
He was brought up here when be was
8 pig." One u the boys remarked that
this 49, not.ths irst hog he had Ahssry-
I'd - high NJ
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-30


Tnqncstioaei statistics demon
stratc the fact that the great mo-
nopolies of the country take from
the labor Of Iowa over seventeen
million dollars tsl7,0oo,o oo) annually
over and above just compensation
for the services rendered. The
election IN Iowa ia to decide wheth.
or labor shall continue to bear this
unjust burden, whether the mo.
nopolies created by the republican
party and fostesea by its Legislation
saall continue to garner the harvest
Tho representative and wa,chful
guardian over all tho interests oi
monopoly In the United States SEN
ate from Iowa, Is VIM. Is. Allison.
The monopolists. railroad, telegraph,
standard oil. barb. wire. national
banking &C., can well AFFORD to pa.
out, IL need he, $4,000, ooo II their IN.
Just gains To obtain a legislatar.
which will return Mr.. Allison TO the
senate. These monopolles demand
TINT the question Of temperance and
intact every other question shall &c
sahordinace 70 that OF Alilsoa's re-
turn To the senate. To secure this
speakers will penetrate every nook
and corner Of Iowa, money will ilow
and corruption prevail. - never be-
fore in our state. Tatgeaty, per.
saasion, party t,he &, 0. p,) money,
brow beating, threats, Intimidation
bulldozing, all tho appliances 0:
power and plumber will be used ia
osefpower labor and rc.ens,ail mo.
aepoly and its able advocate aas,
servant, Vim. i. Allison, in his sea,
in tho senate FOR another six years,
Now. you men who labor. you men
who till the soil. raise the docks and
kords, fatseg the pork and beef tina,
thrang every market place OF the
west can you afford TO surrende,
your interests To the custody OF III,
chosen instrument OF the noaoplists
Remember this: wherever in Iowa 4
republican Is returned to the legis.
lature, when elected, he Is owned 10y
his party. lie goes into Its caucus
10 nominate u candidate for senator
The monopolies will control tina,
body, and q republican, though o,
opponent OF monopoly, will, tron
party obligation, be constrained L
vote its nominee, and that nomine,
will DO the tool and instrument d
the monopoiies which the party ha:
created.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-30
The Saloon In the Valley versus
the school House on the Hill.

The record Of tho republican lend
ers on tho temperance question IL Il
most unsavory one. The message
OF the governor OF tho state trans
hitting 10 the Legislature Il report
Of tho parions, combinations and
remissions," may be found In the
ith volume OF cxceutiv, documents
In every auditors Office for 1882.
We desire our republican rrchibi.
ton friends TO call on our county
auditor for permission to examine
that report, the first one In tho vol
nme. Our readers are already
aware that fines for the illegal sale
OF intoxicating liquor IN our state
20 to tho benefit OF the schools on
the hill tops" 1. 8. to the general
school fund. An examination Of
that report will show that the repub-
licnE governor Of Iowa during two
years RENTED over $4,000 In flnos
for the sal. Of Intoxicating liquors..
Thus has the party taken $4,000 from
the schools on the Hill tops for the
benefit OF the SALOONS In tho val
leys." We desire especially that our
readers, aud especially republican
temperance men. shall look on page
% OF that report and observe the
fact that J. $. Clarkson, the cditel
Of the state Register, is one OF the
petitioners upon whose recommen-
dation Vim. J. Harris, a wealthy re.
publican saloon.kccpcr Of Des
Moincs, was RENTED y line Of 81, 900,
imposed for violation OF tho liquor
law OF the state. The next fines on
the page that are remined are two
OF 1900 each against William Collins,
OF Ccrro Gordo county. 1t will do
no harm to examine that entire re-
port. 1t will tell why the saloon
keepers Of Des Moincs voted for pre-
cisely the same set Of delegates that
]. S. GARRISON did aud all In favor of
Sherman for governor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-30
Winneshiek Greenhack County
Convention.

There Will he IL Greenhack county
convention for Winneshi.k county
ut III. Court House Ia DEBORAH on
Saturday, September 8, 1853, ut Il
o'clock q. H., 10 pat In nomination
candidates for county officers and
Representative. and transact such
otaer business sas may properly come
before the convention. All Green
hackers III tas equity are requested,
10 attend aud participate il the cen
scG,soa.
Grcenbackers OF Winneshiek conn
~. int.lgues have been and ere be-
ing carried TN To draw us away 10
The support of oil party men under
various devices and pretentions, in
tending thereby TO weaken the ranks
Of reform IL the building Up Of mo-
aogely parties. and al the same time
assuming tat they aro really work
. i.g in the interests OF reform with
their fine words OF "Nill you wall;
into MY paflar," etc. Lot rs heed
them not Tut turn out IL full fore
u tass convention. By order q
Union Creenhaair County Contra
| Committee. Z. nj. IsRssHoKTa,
Chairman
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-30
ORIGINAL sFs2ftCe.

In the Circuit Court for Howard County, Iowa.
Sept. Term, 1888.
Marsh & Lambert, Plaintiff,
VIZ.
A. sndler. Defendant.
10 defendant above named:
You are hereby notified that there Ia On file
IN the Office cl the clerk u The Circuit Court In
aid for hhe county Of Howard, State OF Iowa. q
petition ~ the plaintiffs above named. claiming
or you the sum of Eighty-One and Eifty-liun-
dredtns sSsl.sO) Dollars and interest as money
due oil Your one lTcinissory note executed to
piaiRtiif, OH or about April II, 1873, and costs,
also tshtng Il writ OF attachment AGAINST yoal
property: and you are further notified that s.cH
Vas Issued Herein and the following property
levied upon. town. Lots eight 80 and nine 90
III block four ~ 0i tafey y addition To Lime
springs station In Howard county, Iowa, and
that unless you appear thereto and defend hefor.
noon II the second day OF the next term OF TIT
said Court, appointed to be held at the Court
House, IN said County, commencing on the 2stt
day OF September, 1888, your deiault will be an.
tered and judgment rendered against you there
on In accordance with the prayer OF said peti
ton. kEED Il MARSH,
Attorneys for Fif3.
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Criminal Nntinn.

In the Circuit Court Ter Howard county, IuTa
sept. Term, lsts.
=. a. Bidwtll, plaintiff,
W.
Orrsn eluwson, Jennie f. sitH.-or. lila wife
Maggie s. Cane, Ball Goodrich, james LII
fel u Co., Ct al DEFENDANTS.
To the Defendants above named.
You are hereby notified that there IL now OF
file In the office Of the clerk OF the Circuit Court
III and for the county OF Howard. state Of Iowa
|. petition or the piaintiH above naianI. claim
Ing OF YOU the correction ol Il saer!a's deed AID
that lie Lave title quieted to AID te C.
ciared the absolute owner Of lots fourteen d4,
and fifteen (5) on the i OF the So 4 OF tetioI
ten 1G1, township one hundred 900, range raii-
teen 49, west CT the 18th L. NJ, and Tor 9th ]
iclirt AMI that unless You appear thereto an
ecieaa before neon ~ the second day Of ths
icNt term 81 the said court appointed tole u zig
10 the court house Ill said eea.ty, comm NJ hs
on tie 9Th day OF sept. mber, t3s3, your atfiall
will be entered 2naa judgment rendered against
you thereon, In accordance With the prayer o
said petition. MCCARTHY & MCC0oE.
45 Attorneys FOR Plaintiff
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-30

SsI5,7os, 500 OF bullion lying idle In
the United States treasury, and yet
refnniinE insteai OF paying the ma
tional debt. Why? Because the
hank ring don't want that bullion to
got into circulation. II would run
opposition to their bastard rug baoy
und lower the rates OF interest. Aud
Our puslllunlmous government Il TN
der their lash.
When ltoratio Seymour vetoed the
prohihitory liquor law OF New York
he said: "Jaiieious legislation may
correct abusya III the manufacture,
sale Or use or Intoxicating liquors
Tut IL oan do I'D more. AL expert.
ence shows that temperance, like
other virtues, Is not produced Ivy law
makers but by the influence Of cdu-
cation, morality and religion
Press: The United States navy Ii
In such shattered condition that Al.
thur h afraid to risk the fortunes oil
the stalwart party on the heavinp
sea. He goes to the Yellowstcnt
Park, but rs junketing parties OF
land are not popular this Is called
All exploring expedition. Good !,
nough. But the President should b,
warned when lie gets into Iowa; Il
| would be IN awful thing II Ret Clark
son or big A little u ron kimbal
| should be invited to feed in his hotc
| car and find green glasses on tn,
table. Ii II significant that the Pres
l. ilAaf 1.Aa1a Ill .sGtas.A So. s.tr
round the circle ut Chicago III tn
revenue cutter Andy Johnson.
Something more than coincidence Ii
this.
Newton Herald: Our 5 cent nick
lc weighs II and u fraction grains
OF which I Is copper, and pur,
nickel. Whole cost II cents. Gov
eminent clears % cents on ever,
piece. 1915 on every hundred. Gt
it Uncle Sam, tho money sharks llcl
It to you every time they touch you
and you In turn make 1t off the PEG
pie in some way.
Leader: Des Moincs contains .
saloon keeper who proposes to vot,
tho prohibitory ticket. He will d,
this, not because he IL prohibition
ZIONIST, but because he prefers Il
take his chances OF violating pro
hihitory statute rather than pay thu
high license which he feels he vii
be compelled 10 pay In case tn,
democrats are successful. This maj
has faith that prohibition means fire.
whisky as 1t does---and he propose.
to prove his faith by his works.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-30

II the telegraph operators who
struck against Jay Goalfs moaop-
ely To which they have Just surren-
dercd will strike again Gil election
day by voting against his candidates
they will succeed. That kind OF
strike made with an anii.monoroly
ballot vii, succeed. But they may
strike SCI days Of the years aud on
tho 3a5th day vote for men who rep
resent the mono?olies and the strike
will only result IN failure. - this
one has.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-30

The Dubuque Herald was

The Dubuque Herald was repre-
scented In Creseo this week by lis
travelling man, Mr., Berkey. who oh.
tanned some twenty daily suhscrih.
ers In Creseo, besides u few weekly,
The Daily Herald is the carlies, pa
per &c reach Crcsco from the east, Is
well filed with foreign news, and
has the best synopsis OF state news
Of any paper published in Iowa
The subscription price Of the daily
Is 65 cents month, of the week.,
81 IS IA year. Subscriptions will b.
received ut this ci,lce al tue loves
rates OF the paper.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-30

Farmers aud laborinE men should
no: blame the politicians the lawyers
and the bankers for the bad laws
which cucumber SO many ragcs Of
the statute books. The remedy Is to
wipe them out, and don't attempt II
with any ilunky farmer who Is sim
ply the tool Of Bill Allison, the friend
OF monopolies In the senate.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-30
Original Notice.

In the Circuit Court, for Howard county, Iowa
Sert. Term. 1883.
II. c. Mccarthy 8 Co.. plaintiff,
Byron l.. Nichols, Geo. A. Nichols. Vim. Nichols
Vim. o. Nichols and Mary Nichols, defend
ants.
TO the defendants above named.
You are hereby notified that there Is now on
file In the Office Of The clefkof the Circuit Court
IN and for the county OF Howard, state OF Iowa
4 petition Of the plaintiff above named, claim
ing of you the SUN OF Five Hundred and TWEEN.
ty-two Dollars ls522 81, and Stxty-fivo Cents, Z
six l6, per cont, Is balance due Tor counsel and
sersiaes. A writ Of attachment has ISSUED
herein, and that ua!ae you appear thereto and
defend before noon CT the second day Of the
next term Of the said court appointed 10 &c heso
at the court haase III said county
commencing On the 9Th dly of September. iss.
your default win be entered aud . judgment
rendered against you thereon, In accordance
with the prayer Of sald pelitioa.
REED Il MARSH, MCCARTHY & Moccaz,
Is Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-30
NNEAtkf al q
ssss<-a .zzszs-zssz-y- .szs4-S zSs~9.sM
~ family should be provided

Every family should be provided
with bottle IF Ghainberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diar.hna Remedy, TO-
use il cases Of bowel complaint, dur
ing The summer months. Il Is the
only preparations In the market 'hs.'
can always In relied upon. L i,
pleasant anil safe 10 take. Sold ID
D. J Ctu.4n:rl. Atti
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-30
National Autobiography County
Convention.

A delegate convention 81 tic Sasana. Anti
Monopoly electors q. Toward county viii 10
held a.
SARATOGA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1885,
q IL O'Clock. Ia.'a. iur tae as p9~e on eleciia<s
Delegates u tie at~i s.'.ta1sFtal It~tIiss tom
venlan, aud also ta- dominating candidates Iaf
the soiloNIG. a..see>, fa-w,..
One candidate fer IL. X sentative to The State
Legislature.
One eaue! tato for Coah,y Auditor.
One candidate for County Treasurer.
One candidate Tor sheriff.
One candidate for County superintendent OF
schools.
One candidate for County supervisor.
One candidate for County surveyor.
one Candidate tor County coroner.
The ratio ~ representation VIII be one doe
Gsse for each township, and ana additional
delegate for each IS votes or fractional part
thereof over - cast fer ". j. CASTOR iar SeSrsS
tAxy OF State al the election III lsss.
The several townships vii b. entiaSl 10 the
number VI delegates a. follows, WI;
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-30
Republican State Ticket
Anti Monopoly Senatorial cOnven-
ton Al District.

An anti monopoly delegate con-
vcntion for the counties Of Howard
Mitchell and Worth will be held at
Usage, Iowa, Tuesday Sept. II, 1888
at II noon for the nomination OF Il
state senator from the 4lst district
with representation as follows:
VOTE, DELEGATES.
Howard 1865 IL
Mitchell IA 3
Worth 800 4
We invite all to unite In sending
delegates who believe:
LIST. In the state having and ex-
ercising legislative control over evc-
~ form Of monopoly.
End. That the sovereign power Of
Issuing money belongs to, and
should be exercised 10y the federal
government alone: that all money
should be a full legal tender, and
that national banks should he sup
pressed rs dangerous menopolics in
imical to our form Of government.
3rd. That the tariff should be re-
visGd In the interest Of labor and
revenue. instead OF being levied as
now In the interest OF capital and for
the cnslaycmont of labor.
4th. Giving mechanics and labor
ets o first lien on all work for their
full wages.
9th. Compelling all interpretations
doing business in Iowa 10 corporate
under our state laws for the purpose
Of protecting the people from tedious
and harrassing litigation in courts
remote from their homes when such
corporations are parties to salts.
BY order OF the Senatorial com.
Mittee Al Dist
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-30
Excited Thousands

All over the land are going into
ecstasy over DR.. Kings New niscov-
cry for Consumption. Their IN.
looked for recovery by the timely
use of this great life Saving remedy.
causes them to go nearly wild in its
praise. 1t Is guaranteed 10 positive
~ cure Severe Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, Hay Fever. Bronchitis. Hoarse-
ness, Loss Of Voice, oi any affection
os tho Throat anu Lungs. Tr!a.
Bottles free at DR.. J. J. ClemMer's
drug Store. Large size 81. 2
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-30

race ho may lie granted immunity Of
personal criticism for aiding Ia fast.
cning upon tho labor Of the country
n system Of Legislative plumber and
robbery that has brought suicides,
death and hell into thousands OF
families all over tho country. II he
Ii still in tho fold his official life II
public property from which he nor
his friends have right TO shrink
except rs It's cnormities shock them.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-30

A Blessing To All Man Kind.

In these times when our News.
papers are flooded with patent med
icino advertisements. ii il gratifying
to know what 10 procure that will
certainly cure you. II you arc Bill.
ious. blood ont OF order Liver mae
tive, or gen orally dehili,ated, there
is nothing in the world that will cure
you so quickly rs Electric Bi,ters
They are Il blessing u all mankind
and can be had for only fifty cents Il
bottle Of Dr. i. j. Ciemner. J