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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
3. G. WASHINGTON,
GA.EE.E'.

7 Az now offering as fail prices as Tie mar
1 ket Will justify for Grain Of I'LL kinds.
b. e. WASHINGTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
PENSIONS TO ALL,

E0LDIEBS and SAILORS who were disa-
- bled by wounds disease accident, oT other
wise, lac ioss oi toe. piles, Yo5.c9-e, veins,
chronic %. rupture. .os ot -isht OBJ
laflauy ~e .... ot hcaring. lie. ins back o..
mca>ie-, rhe1mlH ;u, aHy disability, no mat
tec hov s.i-s. give. you q pension. N,v aEd
Honorable Discharge Ohtonet. Widow
children, mothers an' htnt.S. OF soldiers as
Ing i- ,ie .cf,ice. or ai.sr'gart-, f-am dis-ls,
rs,tyi or wJUuj received wfile in ts,
service arc entitled 90 pension. REJECTED -n:
ahiudouyt claims speciality. B1uuy. Bacs
pay. and Horse Claims Collected. tELHhA-l
YOUR PENSION. i pension can b-incfeurc1
.t ans time when the disability warrants Is
As you -5ow Older the wound has gradually
undermined She constitution, the disease Pas
H..de You more helpless la some m.nac
tAtdislb -.. il re-,el: so apply for a..
increase , once. Lo:d AND pa,sn. Claims
Ac.tc3 81 c,n. re.ce, and being hore az
headquarters enables mr % attend promptly O.
4l claims -aii>t tac Government. Circular
irec. Address, wi.l -,auIps'
a. y. TIEENET,
B0N 4Sl. Washington, y. @.
Nav d le-y-g.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
9!cexgg ke0NNr,

II is in ever respect IaE WY '1sf OF The
SiNGE6 STYLE OF MACHINES.
Finished in Tie bet manner, wish the latest
improvements for Winning the bJD".u, enc
most convenient ste,c 90 t.h'e, wi,n extension
leaf iar-e d.lwcr, and beautiful cover, itstlad>
Withou. G rival
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
ChGiT seats CGRea.

EFRs.J.N. WRITTiNGTON Is prepared 20
vi Repair Cane seat Chair. ~ shpr. no...9
and NOON easy terms. at her home ~ W
Southern suburbs Of Char.eslOTu, on b.,yl-'
cry turnpike.
septembcr y. 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
90 !Gurrc,,ec go YsLor.

THls pior ias an unparalleled reputation
i IN Virginia. The only Steel Besm i.o.
made 81 the 4 s. n VIII bold .n hard l-.IDt
which n0 other chilled plDw could Do 'l'i
son. We rave statement o. an cElrre
Jefferson County arircis ezpcr. oi -h9"
these pi0Ts in breaking $50 acres VI bard .ai.
.ast ran, to-wit $3.50 expended icr s.'sa's u.
tie two.
VALLEY TLRTIIiZERCJ.
Sell for VALLEY ~ Virginia.
Nj n- rol4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
E0r SoIe.

( NICE l-- of Biron Ifara. Shoulder.
y ~.lce Nacecrd i1 barrels, Hall anc
Quarters. Rernu1 and Shli.
MERCHANT q LUCAS.
Iune - lsel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
LOCK OFT.

( Il persons indebted ;0me VII pieaee com.
a ..li-sr,i and settle IS Sash 90 Note- ss
sa1t mg business settled as s!4isis - Ncw Year
,ud don'tyou forget it.
B.S0JDLE5.
Jan -. l-s3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
JJ.JOBE s. CO.
Post Ofco-RiPon, jefferson County, ". Va

:. J. lobe g Gro. VIII continue 70 operate a.,
N.N AZ BucetoWu, Frederick couaty, NirSuie.
anna Will Pay thc cop market price fog Wool oc-
iyc~cd there.
April, 49, 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
JEFFERSON WOOLEN 1ILL,
Formerly Pcrter's Factory.

Under the above mentioned name the OLD
Por.erS Factory, which IN days gone by en-
loved almost national reputation for excel
lem manufacture viii te opep,l1 by The VA
dcrsi ned. Necessary repairs have been made
and Improved Uaciluery introduced, and y i-
oir expectation To- maintain the reputation ol
tte m.I 4Hl % meet the demand %! the public
f0- Gr,,-rla,s goods.
The Hiehes 1la5ket Price will be paid Tor
Wool delivered q, ,he still Or q, scch points a'
msy o- designated.
C.t-s for Cloths, Yarns. &c, will receive
prompt a;,enu0n.
Respectfully.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
!. W. BLEss1ve.l II. L. BsLLZB.
Blessing & Beller,
(successors % James W Butt
Carpanters and Baildags,
Charlestown, W. Va.

MY health being such as 70 necessitate re-
II. Enoni,hmcnt of my personal attention ID
some portion Of myunmerous business ai-iTs,
: have turned over my entire Carpenter ana
Building Business to Mcssrs Blessing * Boiler,
hithertoin my employ. Bob are competent.
energetic AMI faithful. with abundant expert
ence. and al Work entrusted 70 them viii,
am sure. be faithfully and satisfactorily eEceu-
tcd JAMES ". BUTT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
Surveying and Conyeyancing

WILL survey anywhere. promptly ana ~
/, sho-; notics-sccurscy guaranteed. Npecis.
1ttrntio1 pad 10 connection herewith o. B''h " .
lNG OEEESoranv other instruments %; riting
2. c. CtsriestUwn, jeGsrsl a Co., =. Va.
Dre.S 1917. ). NOM Eli BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08

w T are in the marie FOR Wool. Call
~ around and see us. Cash or trade aid
on delivery.
JEFFERSON co. COOPERATIVE STORE.
Nay 81 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
NNE'ICSc.

IT,. persona indebted to the undersigned -
former Azcot % tho b. + o. .. f. Company
for Freights. u~ Comm.s,io1s mr. 20 The iAte hr~
ofS;srry 4 lock, are aotihed that payment iaost
D. '.ade ~ once.
Isy Is, ISIS. :. d. SFh@"f'
National Republican., 1883-01-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

We have ended the first seasons business in our
new building, and can our friends who take an
interest In the success of our enterprise that we have
mot with the most sangune success and done more
business than we could possibly expect.
Encouraged by this, and Knowing the wants of the
mn tr ,lrrir -
National Republican., 1883-01-10
"PATIENCE."

Performance by the Washington Opcr-
attic Association FOR thc Benefit Of lgud
EnglemOn's widow.
The box sheet at Elliss music store shows
that already 4 goodly number of seats are re-
served for the performances of Patience"
which are to be given ON Friday night aud
Saturday afternoon Mt Lincoln hall by the
Washington operate association for the bcne-
fl of Bud Eagleston's widow. The opcratic
association is now in the second year of its
existence, and at its every appearance last
season was thoroughly successful. II
produced "Thc Chimes of Normandy" and
Tho Smugglers," in most satisfactory man
ncr, and the audience which attended tho
several representations of these operas proved
the great appreciation in which the Organi2a-
tion was held by the Washington public. II
is believed that the opera of '"paticnce," -"
which is to be given this week, will be found
perfectly adapted to the capacity Of the asso-
ciution, aud that both the solo characters and
the chorus viii cmore attractivcly presented
than have before been seen here. The object
Tor which the performances are given is one
which appeals most strongly TO. the beneyo-
lent and charitable and the hall should be
crowded on each occasion.
National Republican., 1883-01-10
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Current Transactions az thc Various Dis
triCt Offices.

current tEahsnctAOhs Nt lhe thflOuh Dls-
trict CGiccs.
Building permits were issued yesterday to
Abraham Fisher to build seven lnicll'bdild-
ings on Seventh street, between * and J.
streets northwest, to cosy $1,000; Edward
Wilson, to build three brick dwellings corner
Twcnty-first and NJ streets northwest, to cost
$4,000.
The commissioners having sent a communi-
cation to Health Officer TowuShcnd directing
him to make his estimates for as much money
rs he would need to fight the smallpox, that
officer yesterday evening replied, giving csti-
mates which include money to he used in fit
ting up the old hospital, pay for m extra
physician and for the purchase Of material for
vaccination, &c.
Yesterday morning a furniture wagon drove
mp 10 nc health Office and the driver hclpada
man to step out whose face was covered with
the marks Of smallpox. DR.. TOwnshend, the
health officer, Mt once sent thc man to
the hospital and pronounced the Cagc
rs vaUloid on small pOX in mild form. The
driver of the furniture wagon said that he
had picked the man up ut the corner of Tenth
and Il streets northwes-, The man claimed
to be from the eastern shore of MARYLAND and
steamship, tho name OF which he did not know.
He said he slept in n stable Monday
night and had gone 10 police headquarters
and the fifth precinct station house. but had
been directed to the health Office, After be-
ing removed to the hospital he was put in
bed, and late last night was resting we'll. The
authorities made search for the boat and the
stable spoken OF but could not find either.
The halbOrmaster reported 10 the commits
sioncrs yesterday morning that worRmcn are
dumping dirt under the new slip being con-
structcd at the foot of Seventh street which
viii obstruct the sewers The commissioners
will stop this work.
National Republican., 1883-01-10
Police Court Notes.

Otho Mead and Budd Ridgcicy, both col
ored, were sent. to the grand jury under 81, 900
bond, charged with breaking into the house
of Thomas Molin, No. 1922 NJ street, under
the new law.
Isabella Pcrry, William Lane, and John
O'Bricn were sent down for ninety days each
for VagrunCy.
Joseph Bell was fined s. for interruptng
the services at Lincoln mission.
SylevCs Thomas colored was committed in
default of $500 bonds to await the action of
the grand jury for stealing pig lead from the
navy yard, whore he had been employed for
twenty years.
Six boys, named William Manus, Charles
Parker James Burke, James Boston, Thomas
Hager and William Lukins, were charged
with stoning n watchman and creating Il dis
turbance Hdger and Larllns were dis
missed, and the Others wore fined $5 each.
Charles Murphy and John Brooks, whose
assault ON Officer Lamb and thG shooting of
tho iomuer have already been mentioned in
THE REPUBLICAN, We're both fined for loud
aud bu.5tcroUs conduct and Murphy was held
for the grand jury for assaultiHg an officer.
National Republican., 1883-01-10

CHILDREN often need some safe Cathartic
aud Touic oayctapproachings sickness Sim,
mons Liver Regulator will relieve collie, head.
ache, sick stomach, indigestion, dysentery,
and the complaints incident to childhood.
Genuine prepared only by j. il, Zeilin & Co.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
Roasted Dog.

An ex-soldier, who was captured dur.
inr the late war hy the Confederates,
relates the following incident of prison
life on Belle Isle:
One afternoon in December, as some
eight or ten Of us We're sitting on the
ground within our tent, Ill gloomy -.
lence. a pretty. little fat dog Of the ter
rier species came into the tent. We knew
the dog belonged to the Lieutenant
commanding the prison, and was highly
p.ized by the owner Being great
friend Of dogs, l, without a thought OF
harm on wrong, called the dog to me.
While holding him by the gold hand
encircling his neck, my ears caught the
words, XIII him: let rs eat him. \
glance at the cadaverous faces Of my
rompanions convinced me that doggy j
doom VAS sealed. Gladly would |
have spared him, Int, knowing that ho
| would never g.t ont If the tent alive OF
unllnrt. also being fully aware that II
the dog was hurt and yelled all IN the
| tent would suffer ,s.ai ta death, MY re-
solve WIS quickly taken, and instaatl,
mk long, boaN, skeleton fingers rlaapa,
/ his throat, and the struggle soon eades
| in death tn I'll. dog. With the aii q
an old lack-knife he wls anlchl,
| skinned aaI dressed tie hide AID golt
band buried, little fire hinaled nsid
the tent and tie meat roasted aud eaten
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
A Premature Decision.

The Superior Court was in session in
ono Of the lower counties Of the circuit,
and the solicitor, with the counsel for
defense, were engaged in the selection
Of u jury for the trial Of man charged
with murder.
As usual in such eases. some difficulty
was experienced in obtaining jury, and
the court was getting tired Of such
tedious proceedings.
Call the next juror, Mr.. Clerk. said
the solicitor for the hundredth time.
The clerk called out the man, and an
old man with m honest face and a suit
Of blue jeans clothes rose up in his
place. aud the solicitor asked the fol-
lowing customary questions:
Have you. from having seen tho
crime committed, or having heard any
Of the evidence delivered under oath,
formed or expressed an opinion as to
the guilt or innocence of the prisoner
ut the bars'
NO, SIR
"Is there any bias or prejudice rest
ing on your mind for or against the
prisoner at the bar?'
"None, sir.
is your mind perfectly impartial be.
tween the State and the accused?"
ut is"
Are you opposed to capital punish
ment?'
I'm not"
All the questions had been answered
and the court was congratulating itsel
on having another juror, and the sole
| itor in solemn tones said:
Juror, look upon the prisoner-rris
oner, look upon the juror.
The old man adjusted his spectacles
and peeringly gazel at the prisoner TO
fullv half a minute, when he turned IN
eves toward the court and earnestl.
said:
Judge. I'll be condemned if | don
believe he's guilty
It is useless to add that the conr
was considerably cxasperated at havln
lost Juror. but the more humorous IL
clined had a coed laugh out Of the oil
mans premature candor. - Elbeffol
Cd South.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26

Few things give such full returns for
the money they cost as does tobacco to
the smoker Money is only valuable
because it can be exchanged for some
thing else. We cannot eat it, but it
can give us delicious dinners. The
castaway on desert island would
starvc though he had millions in kegs,
IL his gun did not find him means to
satsfy his hunger. Money is not beanti-
full. Ii decoratcs our houses, but we
must go TO the shop first. Ii all the
smokers were to stop smoking, and the
tobacco money went to the Government.
we could wipe out the national debt
and have enough money left to engage
in q new war, and create new debt
that our immediate posterity might not
be left without that blessing. II there
were no smokers, md the money spent
for smoking was not diverted, we could
feed tho poor. Equally so could these
benefits be accomplished did we refrain
from other costly habits and use our
means strictly rs philanthropists. /
| would not gainsav these truths. 1t can
not be argued that evil to others re-
suits from smoking. Men have drunk,
have gambled, have speculated, have
eaten themselves and their families into
poor houses, but they have never
smoked them there. As money is only
valuable for what it brings, the smoker
spends wisely. His tobacco is useful to
him. 1t is his ally when the blue-devils
attack. Without it they would con-
uuer him, and he would he unnamed
for the struggle with adversely. 1t is a
friend always there. always ready,
never que .tioning, never refusing. II
does not, like liquor, encourage only to
throw its yotaries afterward into des.
pondency. 1t does not honestly serve
one minute and guide to destruction
the next. 4 smoker is the aristocrat oi
the tobacco army. Tho snnffer may
defle his person, the chewer may be
odions to his surroundings, but the true
smoker il disagreeable never to com
mon sense. He has no use for the spit
toon: he is not splitter. He is happ,
in self-gratiiication, and he confesses it
His sin but extends that far. Smoking
has been ccnsurel as IN encourager Q
tippling: but all smokers are not drink
ers. or are all drinkers smokers. There
il no real connection between the habits
Progress.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
Political Comment.

"IF nv father had made compact
with a rich neighbor, that would help
him rob poor one, | should break the
compact. Law is not law, if it violates
principles of eternal justice. -.
Maria child.
IT is apparent to even the casual OBJ
server that the Republican party, with
all its vast machinery and patronage, is
rapidly sinking under its load OF ring
rule. official corruption and bossism.--
Gen. JTearer.
The Gould and Vanderbilt lines are
attempting to ruin the dressed beef
bus;ne by advancing the rates 50 as to
make its shipment Improbable. Some
| Of the smaller roads are opposed to tho
scheme. The oyershadowing need OF
| this age is judicious regulation of rail
| way traffic bv State and national legis-
lation. How long will the people sub
nit to open robbery ?-Iora Tribune.
BLAINE has issued the preface to his
new book. Truth ventures to predict
that his most interesting chapters would
be headed something like this: Chap
ter LX.-How / came in possession OF
the missing letters. Chapter LII
What / did with them. Chapter LXlI.
Why Il did with them" Chapter
LNllI. My experience Ill Credit Mobi-
ller. Chapter LXX.-How | became
worth 81, ,O00, 900 on salaries OF member
of Congress, and as maker OF commit
tees while Speaker. Chapter LNXA.-
What | know of guano speculation.
Chapter INANI.-W What know about
Perry Belmont These chapters should
he especially edited, with notes. The
second title OF the book should be My
Doctrine Of the Maine Chance. '-NeW
York Truth.
: FAIR, the Democratic United States
Senator from Nevada, Is as bad an alb
sentee as was Sharon tRep.), his
predecessor. Sharon had his hands SO
full of his mining business in san Fran
: cisco that he preferred to remain there
0 to going TO Washington, and visited the
| latter place only toward the close oi
/ the sessions Of Congress III order to
| draw his salary a. Senator for services
/ that he had not performed. Fair does
= the same thing. lie did not attend the
I recent session of Congress until ths
: closing days, and then only drew hls
II unearned salary The State Of Nesada
! i not an honor to the Union, and hel
q @bonanza" Senators are not IN honor e
i tile State Or To the United States. ~
10 the contrary, Nevada Is q rotten-bor
4 ough State which should be annexe.
. either to California or Utah. II i dl
H. minishing in population and wealth
a. while it il increasing III corfnption.-
IN Chicago Tribune,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
uvEit Ttlte WAY.
Z
nv MANY t.AWroN,


The skies are gray, and a'er my head
hrAr TIN pAtietlhn talhdrurs tall,
Ana IN thu chimney nhuntly toheA
Ot nuns iemoyseiul AeeM to call,
And Ala Aetihhlinx for nv hlead,
Int often eyen un,nlN htfAy
To MlnaaMa htah Ahave tho sttert
Where l.vea my neiuhhef DER tho way
A pretty WtnsoMe lNAa aAe Ia
4 tender heart hath ehall ween,
Fer every Merntnu ah her eill
Tho apArtaW'a hleaktnnt have ntah.
And hy that all ahe'r sitting AaM,
katlna aud ailks and tinaela gay
Surround her while thu needle iliea-
What fascination oer tho Ways
nut when the evening oames, know.
Nm lamp viii liaht my lAdy'n room,
Aud I, heslactfui III my haoh,
VIII aadly watch the aathetinu Hlauna,
Aud long tn see her where she iaua
nlayef~u queen In Tine array.
Ant featlers meath her alled efaMNs
My little heiahhar or tho wayl
When clad In stnahnMa, can abe suess,
Playing her lna,htna's hunetN patt,
Ahe has mn audience Wl.ose applause
snhta not HIS slavra hut rehla hia hearty
For Who shc Ii cannot toll,
And what Il nm she cannot SAY
My ttttte sntht, witt THU e'et khew
Thy aahn a dreams AuloaH the Maye
- sVAr tat{tshPNt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26


evcrctl and Sick Ter,
s0Ns refreshed and
He'd sores prevent
cdl by bathing with
nathys Fluid
Impure Air ma,le
ha,ialess And purified,
For AOte Threat II II a
s',tc cure,
SnntnElON destroyed,
For Fr0stesl Feet,
ChllhlAiMs, Piles.
(hailhEs, etc,
Rheumatism cured,
soft White @'oslsislox-
lOns secured hy IL Ase,
ship Fever prevented,
tn purify the llreatll,
Cleanse the TEETH,
|, can't be surpassed,
tatnr,'h relieved and
cured, ...
Eryxlpclax cured,
lsurnsrelie INSTANTLY,
sears prevented,
Isysentery cured,
Wounds healed rapidly,
Scuryy cured
An Antitl0te for Animal
Or Vegetable roisans,
S,inss, etc,
| used the Fluid during
cur pseseW aill,e,,oN viii
scarlet Ecse, with do
,itra advantage, II Il
~ ltspens ,hle to the sick
noaia, Nm, I, SAND
t,agp, Eyrie, Ala,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
| Scarlet Fever
Cured.

Srnderhit university. Nashville, Tenn,
! testify To the most eNcsllem qualities II Prot
parhss frophylagtle lnd A. \ atsaeetaNt aud
detergent Il Is both Theoretically AMI pyattteAlty
superior ~ any rtenaraslen With Whish an az.
qaan,ed,-~N, I, l.eteN, ne, SAgm,s,sN
narhys Fluid Il Recommended hy
Ion, ALENANnre II, SsENaNSs, i, aeNssas
Rev, CaNs T. nesns, h,n,, tAu,sh a the
S,ransesS, n VI
JOS, lkInsfn. Columbia Prof ,unlve,sitv. SO,
Ees, a, ! Mat.h, ftsf Nelses laiv@t>Nys
Rev, Gao, T. f,rNeg. Mshep VI L. IhNreh
lNntSrESSAniE TO EVERY uuME,
Perfectly harmless, u~el Msrpaly ~
externally tr Man ~ Heat,
The Fluid has hesa thoroughly tested, AMI Ne
have ahnnf,M eslstense tha il hss asANe 2NetxshlNs
here shsmed fsr ta.lsr Mfatmetlan svt II suuF
psass,s' u psa,pGles eg sena IL ,hs pselale.ete,
j. N, xEttlN \ CN.,
Maaalasarus thsmsta, Itil AhIlHlIiA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
Had Heard t.randpa Mention Him.

4 bright little girl vas listening te
her mother, who MAS reading stories to
her, in one If which the name at hi
Satanic Highness was given.
Mamma, she exclaimed, "aha II ths
lesil2"
why, my child" the mother an
sserea, hesltatingly, Il can't tell yot
exactly
- we'll, never mind, WAS the inter
rupting exclamation Of the little one
.I'll ask grandpa, I've heard him men
tion linn"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
SlAI.J.-rON
an,l
riTrlNa ~ sss.all
I.nA leNItall

A NJ mhpe II my iaM,
ily MIS- taksn with
small paN, | used the
Fluid the patient VA
,al ,lelllians. Mas Nc
pi,,ea, and WAS ahau
the ',s,use again Ia thfst
weeks, AMI ~ a,he,s
had H. l. w, fAnN,
INsaN, rhila,lslphia,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
iction to my own insignificant rat.and

diction to my own insignificant ra:. and
yln,lictiyc sletife.
aaw her one, in the corridor leaning
on tho arm Of her husband, beautiful ard
triumphant. with her false eyes flicker
ing still. | wondered then why such n
woman showcred on her the gifts that
the world hold best, and why man
who, by the mere chance of living IN it,
made the world better, should be lying
dead In wilderness, hcart-broken and
murdered bv her.-Hdrper's Itfeehiy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
Erad!oatea
| MALARIA,

NIL Contagious Diseases, Persons waiting Nn
the Sick should use !, freely ,ssatls' rsNs. has
never been knaan 70 spreaa where the Fluid MAS
uaed Yellow leSey has been sa,cl With n Httcr
black .yn,r,t had taken place, Tho we,s,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
DARBYS
PRoPHYLACTIC
FLUID.
A Household Article for unlversal
Family use.

Fur scarlet and
TyphOld feverA
nlrhtherla. HALL
vatiun, liberated
Sare Threat. s,..all
Fox, Nlensles, aud
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26

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three persons Of its population