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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-08

the entire public debt of Of the
country, whereupon he in his mes
sage as We find It in the Statesman 5
Manual. thus congratulated the
country:
"The experience Of all nations nd
monish us to hasten the extinguish-
ment OF the pablo debt. How graft
tying the effect OF presenting to the
world the sublime spectacle OF u re-
public Of more than twelve millions
Of happy people in the fOrty-fourth
year or her existence, after having
passed through two protiacted wars,
the one for acquisition and the 9TH
er for maintenance Of liberty; free
fromdrbt and with all her immense
resources unfettcred.'
Another OF our noble patriot Presi
dents said in his correspondence:
AT the time we were funding our
national debt we heard much about
Il public debt being u public bles-
sing, that the stock representing II
was Il creation or active capital for
the ailment OF commerce, manufac-
lures and agriculture. This paradox
was we'll adapted 10 the minds OF be.
levers in dreams, and the gulls Of
or that size entered bona ride into
it." -JeTerson's Iorks, Vol .. i, 239.
Again, 1.-The misfortune is, that in
themeantime We shall plunge our
selves In inextingnishakle debt. anil
entail on our posterity an inheri-
lance OF eternal taxes, which will
bring our government and people
into the condition OF those OF En-
gland. a nation Of pixies and gudg-
cons, the latter bred merely as food
for the former Ibid. Vol. 6. p. 400.
And again: Funding. consider
as limited rightfully, to redemp-
ton Of the debt within the lives Of il
majority Of the generation contract
lug it; every generation coming
equally, by the laws Of the creatoref
the world, TO the free possession Of
the earth. He made it for their sub
sistence. unincumbered by their
predecessors, who. like them. were
but tenants for life."-Ibid, Vol. &,
p. COS. Another said:
THE deep solicitude felt by our
citizens OF all classes. throughout
the Union for the final discharge OF
the public debt. will apologize for
the earnestness with which l dee
1t my duty to urge this topic upon
the consideration OF Congress
John q. -idnms' third Message, 1927.
The payment OF the public debt:
let us commemorate us an event
which gives us increased powers as
a nations and reflects lustre on our
Federal Union Of whose justice,
fidelity and wisdom. it is a glorious
illustration" .Andreu JacksOn's
Letter, 1885.
I've hail the extinguishment, at
SO early period, of the public debt
created by two wars-the one TO
purchase, the other to preserve and
protect public liberty-as the result
Of wise, economical and patriotic
administration OF public affairs -
james X. Polk, 1895.
"My aversion to a public debt is
deer and durable. 1t is, in my opin-
ion, pernicious, and is little short Of
a fraud on the public. - Calhoun III
the Senate, 1887.
Will the Eagle cite its authorities
that made the admission it mentions.
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Tho DEBORAH Republican denies
that ite party Is seeking to perpetn-
ate the national debt in the interest
OF its vast monopolies. And yet the
administration which is republican
complains OF the silver coinage.
During the year there has been
coined 81 ,OOO. OC0: about 40 cents to
each individual. And this meagre
sum instead Of being put in use by
paying it out on the $GOO, OOO, 600 now
due, 1t seeks to hide it away in the
treasury vaults. It looks as though
the DEBORAH Republican might be
lying again.
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An Eagle, Blind as . Bat, stupid as an
Owl.
"PAY1ya THE DEBT TOO FAST

TA1iNu lnL DLpl lOO fASls
ct has long been admitted that
the strongest safe guard around any
country IL reasonable debt, and
England in this is q fair example.
The surplus wealth OF o country in
vested In its bonds Is the best secur-
ity and when money is based upon
the stability Of the Government the
Government is based upon the safe
u Of its credit, and no nation is the
better for having no debt."-VorM
County Eagle.
This monstrous proposition comes
from . paper which two months ago
thought it was ont OF season to talk
politics. Where such monumental
ignorance or stupidity exists, all
are seasons Of investigation and en-
lightsnmsnt. When, where, and by
whom was such rernicious doctrine
a. debt, admitted to be the safeguard
Of . republic? Hugh McCulloch
Was its father, copying after. the
monarchists OF Europe, and republic
can administrations and congresses
from that day to this have been the
guardians and executors OF this ille-
gitimste child in the republic, seek
ing to bestow upon it the legitimate
inheritance OF the people.
Thomas III, Benton said in his
place in the senate Of the United
States.
1.-THE free holder is the natural sup
porter OF = free government, and it
should be the policy OF republics TO
multiply their freeholders. as it is
the policy OF monal chies to multiply
their ten ants and their bondholders.
IN November 1872. George Wash
ington in 8 special message to con-
gress. thus treated upon this sub
ject.
II entertain strong hope that the
state OF the national finance is now
sufficiently maturcd to enable yon to
enter upon q systematic and effec-
tual arrangement for the regular
redemption and discharge OF the
public debt. No measure can be
more desirable. whether viewed with
m eye to its intrinsic Importance OF
70 the general sentiment and wishes
OF the nation"
And so thoroughly imbued with
this idea was the Father OF his eoun.
Try that he thus spoke In behalf Of
the people, instead Of the banks, The
monopoiists, and the bondholders, rs
dses the Eagle:
avoiding likewise the accumula'
ton OF debt, not only by stunning
occasions OF expense by vigorous
excrtion in time OF peace to dis
charge their debts which unavoid
able wars have occasioned. not un
generously. throwing upon posterit.
the burdens which We ourselves
ought to baer'
President Jackson, one Of thu
grandest patriots Of government
OF, by. and for the people, succeeded
auiiry hi. administration in pawn
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The sovereigns OF true republic

The soyereigns OF a true republic
are its people, and they should 50
choose their seryants--executive and
legislative-that the interests OF the
whole people shall be fostered, and
not the interests OF the few against
the many. This is the duty Of ev-
cry voter, and when he fails to at
tend to it he is false to himself and
unworthy OF Il vote.-Sentrp.
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The American blind folded female
In the suit which ought TO be enti-
tied Justice vs.. Dorsey & Co.. is be-
Ing terribly bamboozled about by
InXersoll & Co. II she wins, fourth
and fifth rate lawyers at $50 II day
will make justice farce. Ditto II
she loses.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-08

1889 begins badly for me. First
the supreme court 81 |. down on my
work In the legislature, and now my
fellow-citizens repudiatc me and nll
my works. It's overwhelming
Aaron with woes unutterable.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-08

II the GODDESS OF Liberty" on the
new five cent nickel pieces come out
with her hair banged, that piece
ought to be plugged, and Uncle Sam
ought to take the girl home to re.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-08

New Hampton elected the follow
ing ticket:
Mayor-Gee. f. Stowe.
Trustees Sam j. Kenyon and J.
A. Albertson.
Recorder-G A. Hamilton.
Trcasarer-A q. Bigelow.
Street Commissionel-Thos. Hall.
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eJrs.ll3Oj ~ OllcV.

OS0a a"Vss ~ WessS.
l. the District Court for Howard County, Iowa
April Term, lSSa.
Azo b. Dickerman. Plaintiff,
VS.,
Asa q. Foster. Defendant.
To the Defendant Above Named.
You are hereby notified that there IL on Mic
In the office Of the clerk 81 tine District Court,
In nd for the county Of Howard, State OF Iowa,
petition OF tile plaintiff above named, claim
Ing o. you The suu oi SIX Hundred eighty-nye
dollars aud one cenf. ana interest from Sept
1889. m 4 certain Judgment against you reeov-
cred In Rutland county court. state,,oI vermont:
and writ Of attachment has been Issued
against your property In this action.
And that unless you appear thereto ana de-
fend before noon OF the second day OF
the next term af the said court
appointed 10 be held at tho court house
In said county commencing on the 0th y
~ April lisa. your default VIII bs entered
and 4 Judgment rendered against you thereon III
accordance with the prayer oi said petition.
alta H. &. MCCARTHY co.
AWerneys for Plaintiff.
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Over ten thousand voters or Iowa
have asked Gov. Sherman to call II
special session Of tho legislature. He
cringes in cownIdly fear. Speak ont
Shiloh Sherman and refuse their
prayer. Why are you so crnvcn?-
I1nI1l.
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J'OticP jM PrOO(yfp.

To Whom II May Concern:
You md each OF YOU are hereby notified to
appear az the court house In CreScO. Howard
county. Iowa. on the Gath day OF september
4. ID. 1883 al o'clock y. m, 10 attend the pro-
bate OF an instrument pGrportlng to be the last
Howard county. Iowa, deceased, nj which time
ana place you v Ill appear aud show cause, n
any. Why said VIII should not be admitted TO
probate.
In testimony whereof have hereunto sub
scIiDed my name and affixed the seal or said
| omce, this end day OF March. 1879.
WM THEOPHIITa
.2tA Clerk Of Circuit l,nurf
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Two Hundied and Fifty Single and
Double CHANTS, from Ancient aud
Modern Sources: Including BlRp's
100 CHANTS. Edited by Rev. J. II.
HOBART DEMlLLE.
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.S'Nfico lIl z5rOOiilc-

TO Nn0m II May Concern:
You afid each OF you are hereby notified to
appear at the court house In Ciesca. Howard
county. Iowa, on the 2ith day of September
4. ID. 1888, AZ o'c ock +. m TO attend the pro-
bate OF an instrument pufparting 10 be- the last
VIII and Testament OF Daniel Mckiitrick, ST.,
late Of Howard county, Iowa, deceased. at which
time and place YOU viii appear and show cause,
II any. why SAID WIN should not be admitted TO
probate.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto SUBJ
scrihed my nalne aud affixed the seal OF raid
Office. this Isl day OF March 1888
WM. TIiEDpHILES.
.Y4 Giera OF Circuit Court
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Free! Cards and Chr0nOs.

We viii send free by MAJ 4 sample set az our
large German. French ard American cnrolao
Cards, Oh tinted and gold grounds. with price
list OF over 2n different designs, on receip, or Il
stamp for postage. We Will also send free BY
mail as samples. ten of our beautiful CnrofnoS
on zip, OF ten cents TO pay for packing and
pOsta &c: also enclose confidential price list OF
our large OIL chrolnos. Agents wanted Ad-
dress /. GLEASON a CO., &c summer Street
Boston. Mss. 2a,ai
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .S.OsiCe.

Estate or William koepIc. Deceased:
Notice IL hereby given. that the subscriber
has been duly appointed Administrator 10 Tie
Esta'e OF William koepEc, late OF Albion, In q q
county OF Howard. stare OF Iowa, deceased
interstate. and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
having demands upon the Estate III tile said
deceased afe required u exhibit the same: and
persons Indebted TO the said estate are called
upon 10 make payment to
F.. DEMpEvoLF,
Admin strator.
March q 1909 ~,
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ANIMAL REPORT

0f Moneys Received and Paid Oat BY the Tssss
ursr u ths independent School District
Of Cresso. for the Tear ksdiag
February 9S, 1858.
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Of AURORA, IL, Is meeting with wonderful sue
cess In the cure OF Cancer Those AFFLICTED
should not fall TO consult h N 1t once. s.t4
CANCER
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-08
FARMERS THAT WANT THE PURE MINNESOTA
EARLY AMBER
SEED

Send for 5ih annual circular grow and manu.
.acturc from 50 10 100 acres This variety pays
me best u any. In good season has yielded
VIII. Profitable for Sugar, syrup. Seed and
forage Tor Hogs and Cattle. SETH II. KEN
NEY, Morifstown, Rice Co. MINI. 2i4
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.NNe1lT'S sale.

NNeTlU Ay99SE.
STATE OF IOWA.
HOWARD COUNTY.
In the circuit court OF Howard county, State OF
l0N q.
By virtue Of special execution issued from the
pince or the clerk III the circuit court OF Howard
county, State Of Iowa, In favor OF Eliza
Frtsbie. ana against Margaret Martin. Patrick
Martin. Adams q French Harvester Co.. J. ).
Clemmer, Sardis A. sutton, Augustus Beadle,
Eliza Beadle. dated feby 18th 1888, and to me d..
iected commanding me that of tbs goods. chat
tells, STOCK or interest In any company, debts
due property In the hands Of third persons,
lands ana teIements (which are NOT exempt
by law from execution 0i the said Margret Mar
tn. I inaheor cause 70 be made the sum OF four
teen hundred nifty seven dollars and seventy
cents, and one hundred twenty-five dollars
attorney fees, With interest and cost. ! have
levied upsa the following described real estate,
lying mud being situated IN the county Of How
ard and state Ot Iowa, namely:
The northeast quarter Of section No. twenty
six, In township No. ninety-eighf north "
range No. fourteen, West OF the 3th 7. u.
And hereby give pubic notice that shall
offer for sale III public outcry, Al the Court
House door In Cresco, county OF Howard and
STATE a Iowa On
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Saturday, March 31st 1883,

between the hours OF % O'clock Il. H. and O'Clock
u m OF said day sale to commence III the hour
OF O'Clock H. III. o. said day: and VIII sell 10
the highest and best bidder therefor In cash
the above described property, or sufficient
taerenf To satisfy the abovs debt with interest
and costs.
Dated this 2sih day OF Feby. 1859.
j. j. LOWRY.
Sheriff oil Howard County, Iowa.
PFsT5o. 2it2
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HAY-EEVER
A Thorough Treatment viii Cure!
NNe1'iN'S SAFE.

State OF Iowa,
Howard County.
In the Circuit Court OF Howard county, state OF
Iowa.
BY virtue OF q special execution Issued from
the Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of
Howard county. state OF Iowa In favor OF j. NJ.
Rhodes, and against AlonZ0 Cody. Fanny Cody
his wife, Robert Crawford, Carrie Crawford, his
wife, and Joseph Ferrie. dated February 2Sth
1883, and to medirected commanding me that
OF the hereinafter described make or cause
te be made the sum IL Eleven hundred nifty.
nine dollars, and $51 Attorneys fees. with inter-
est and costs, lhave levied upon the following
de ,cr,bed real estate. lying and being situated
In the county OF Howard and state OF Iowa,
namely:
Tie east half of the southeast quarter OF
section No. one. In tow Aship No. ninety-eight,
north OF range No. twelve, West OF the 5th pm.
And hereby give public notice that shall
OiYer for sale at pubic cutlery, ut the Court
House door In cresco, county OF Howard and
state Ol Iowa, on
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Saturday, March 3lst, 1883.

between the hours OF O'Clock a. m. and Z
o'clock p m, oi said day-sa,e 10 commence AZ
the hour OF ~ o'clock p III. Of said day; and |
win sell 10 he kighe>t and best bidder therefor
in cash the abps. described property. OF sum-
Gent thereof II satisfy the above debt with In
tcrc aud eostS
Dated this 2s,h day o; Feby. 1889.
PF315o. LOWRY,
2lt2 sheriff OF How ard county, Iowa
Ry HUG PRICE. deputy.
H. &. MCCARTNEY & Co. Attys. for Pin
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DIR. f. L. Pond

March, lst 1889. 22t3
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-10-25

An'n- rl@ -;ae 3a,j int~c1te ztrrc
ures Of our mortal frame the eyes
stand Pre-eminent. scrv nc as windows
to the wonderful economy at work
within; do you want yours to be
bright, frank and bcaming? Thcn
keep the system cIeanseI; and the
soul consequently at peace by the
use Of the sovereign healer, Wi.dyrs
Sarsapariila and Potash.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-10-25

number . Fem. Journal Of Eluca
lisa you vi!I fnI twa cit're pages
about nm here YOU viii ilnJ thst
lie WIS r6s orig mli, irum Vernon,
as yea a SIC .lyo A-e.i. you viii hud
ti.at your cr.iicl.rns OF him we've UNI
just az well 5 untrue.
IL i @er.hY to st with Eorace
Man, al4 aenrY Barnard.
A'tef graduating IN &c Ulitel
s,a-,s Iie became a student IN King
y llliains University in Germsns
/. the north, and cest he : rsgariei
as a schnol-in ,~ter Of wonderful le.@-
er an: i"eis ht. O, his falls ANA
Ieaci;'ags the .Ja1r..d says: II,
thousands Of teachers 4, vi. mo
like rrcs.I breeze in the ST fled air
OF the rec uiation scnoul room. The
more it is re- I'd, the vajuAb 0 viii sec
its vital sentences, aud the .aore pr.-
phetic its outlook. Ii MllI 80 $ good
WORK a.H"n5 ,he Pub.ic schools ui too
soath. ''But', Continues tue Journal
1t VII be a riddle 10 thc average
Hlachius-teach,r, ADD grievance 10
every man whose p-i.osopny OF eau-
cation has rl.ii;; ned into e. crce4. it
appears hat he u the autlyr OF tao
Quincy MeIto is. o; ted, hing whivn
arc Regarded b. the eIuoatr-nA
worlt as the les,
His reputation has become 50 great /
that during tie past six or clght eu.s
he has bten called iron poiAI r. ..,.4- /
to teach eminent teachers bsw i.
teach. FMS reputation sa., tnr
jour IL we arc satishe from caretm
per onal inspection is wei founded
Tho two-paged, clab,r .te enicg} lnal
IEe reIcred 10 was first pubI.sheu III
Nc" EsgIaud scitJot J6uru4i. TX Supt
Trousd;,ie puts Col. Pa1 Aer Gown first
i,moslg his contrib utorS 10 i.ts Juurn,
Hd@ IS it shat experienced ga ucNtionki
journalist, some oi hom lit IN TAR
k0rs sectIon Of tAe c1aatry. hAys n,t
tuunl odt that he IS galvanized
IN slender.
Every we'll informed perssn knows
that Caatauqua IS the name OF the verv
best normal schuol If the north
Hamburg not having heard of such
school imAgines lis name to be dutch
or FrsLcii quotation. Yet this same
Lam burg bas the inpudence 10 raise
his head, and call an educator of rs
tional lame = "notorions qu2ck."
He call himself an cold fogy" then
calls himself a brown sans farmer ;
and inaIly pluralIzes himself aud de- :
ei.res ;hat he Is IAN Intelligent PEG !,
9le,' Now, uscIo Ham,, 1t strike y
me that YOU will soon make q clnsunl !,
male Ass Of yourself by such an ex- -"
libition Of Ignorarce, and presump- =
lion. | know this county has some
eAcellent Eeachers. 30 iyar has pc
hapS, the ablcst mathematician 10 w.
F!unessee.
Middleton h two tela1e.s tia.
sill compare favorable with any teaah
'rs, Of the same age, in this star
Ioons aao IN excellent teacher, az.
very ons ~uowsNko MgA reputation {
hat the CloverPort school has long
One OF two other points 81
nave good teachers. But many of d'
'ur teachers are not so progressive as \
lie times, and their nosition demand. y
Observation-Disclosures
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y2G1lE "a E.k3gTs9yeF .rss-s4

q 01< Ll-Esls4X = sIsJ St3EGzA
Clara i iNv> .a I h5e5a. 49,
Petition g. Par1,tio .a.Q iz5I
Il d.
IN liis cause il appearing thatlI.s
Defendant Perry Polk, Jr is non
feslichtof The Srateeh Tcnue> and
reside, sof The state 81 Mississippi
Il Is 'jrdcre' tia publication be l..ade
IN he Bolivar Bulletin Il newspaper
pub isiied at Bolivar, Tennessee, for
four successive weeks requiring said
n'hr-rrsidentsdeiehdant to enter his
appearance herein BY or within the
first three days Of the county Court
of uardeman County, Tennessee, to
be he'd 1T the Court House in Boil
var, tennessee, on the 1st Monday in
Ootober 1888 aid II nd answer ordc-
nun to tae eaton Ia this cause or
the same M 7e taken Tar confessed
as 10 him ana j. FIR hearing ex-parte
This the 9Th day Of September 1888
W. WF4riey, q. d NJ.
c. 4. Miller, Solieftar.
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Ms. L'ngfry the Jersey Lilly
LIST s-Eson in the United States Gear
cd Sl30, coo. Freddy Gebhar'lt lost
il rroseNts sn'i in cunning after her
S5u.u0o, The people OF the United
STATES encouraged the two b. going
to see them.
Sat Is reAping the reward Of giIdci
crime. lie is illustrating the aiagc
that "a fool and his money arc s,on
parted and the people OF the United
.State4 are carninE the title 81 si..ht
&c. ny "suuGs.
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rsg3r.s sAIE oIILNp.

Tt55f2; saIE 81 IT'D
BY virtue ola Dted II 1r,si r1r-
elir'i q tire undersigned d. rustse's
hv 4. K. and II. \. s'al'ieAS. ~
tie Isl Of March 1852, q record ii
tie L. gi4ters eIIiee Of IIar. man
County Tennessee. in Book - Of
1r st Deeds &c, rage III. We vii
on Saturday the SD day II NAeu,-
Der 1888 at rhe Court House dor IN
the town Of Bolivar, Tenn.z~ c. sell
at public enterN TO tie ielssr cid
best bidder tor cn:h tie rrdivide i
.1ne-iit'h il tertsf Of a. 4 styi.inek
IN and to the revelsi, in Il ir; q Of
Land as; gned 70 Mrs. II. Y. Sial.iuss
IS Homestead aud Dover IN { l.t Lands
Of Kemp Stall inss, decd BY cnianis-
Fioner appointed by the County
Court Of Iardenan County. living il
Civil District No. ) ofe,id couatv rud
state fer he IurIerse OF eat.stvii Z W..
debt secured j. 5; id Trust Dae.'
kefe' ence Is made to the rerert oflne
said commissioners for Il full descriI,-
ton If said lands. The title ; be-
iieved to be perfect, but We viii evn
and convey as Trustees siatpy.
Oci, 9ta, 1888.
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II is curious III this world of wealth
seekers, that ii all past history only
two persons of wealth are remember
cd Crocsus All Dives, tho one is en-
balmed in the poets figure OF Hell,
and the other, happened to he Also
eiated with a beggar, and weueyto
Hell without figure.
MSral-'' we'll what do yott think the
mOI M isI''
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SWayne's Pllis-C omfOrfias 10 I'll
Sick
c. A. Miller, Solicitor.

SWayne's Pills ComfOrtias 10 III
Thousands die from neglect to pro-
perly treat Impure Blood, Constipa-
ton, Dyspepsia, Malaria, Apoplexy,
Liver, Kidney, Heart Diseases,
Dropsy, and Rheumatism. But to
the debiiitated, hurdened with su n
serious sickness, we conscientiousIy
recommend "SwAYNE's PuEs, /"
which contain medicinal properties
possessed by no other remedy. Sent
by mail for 25 cents, box of 80 pills;
5 boxes 81, lin stamps. Address,
DIR. Swavne & oon, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by Druggists.
The way # the transgressor s,
hard, particularly vixen he has sin
ned againsf his stomach and bowels;
the way Of redemption is plainly
hlazed out on every bottle of Edward
Wilder's Stomach Bltters.
DIR. w, B, Cummings. Sparta.
says: Il can recommend Brown
Iron Bitiers as q general therapeutic
agent"
Mothers, do not give Anodynes and
lull your child to quiet and sleep by
Frustrating the nervous system, to be
again the next night, but
cure your child with DR.. Mofett's
Teethina Crcethlng Powders.)
DR. Moffett's Teethina (Tecthine
Powders is fast taking the place Of
al other remedies for The irritations
Of ree;h.ng Children.
C,arn Young, Union City, Tenn
says: Il used Browns Iron Bitter
for nervousness aud loss OF |
appetite
You may nurse an old sore till the
!. see of doom anI YOU VIII ne
e ltto heal over one viii sooner,
mess you place the blood in a healthy |
state by tborough-going course oil
2 ward Wilder's Sarssparilla and
P as!.