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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-07
DeWdr0p Mayims.

When the triangle of the Lime Kiln
club had sounded the call to order and
the rafting Of many hoofs had ceased.
Lord John EewdroE arose snd oilered
the club the use of the following at very
reasonable rates:
'Doan' saw of de handles of your
wheeinae'ss tq Keep naybqr from bor-
rowin' ito
"De man who loses his temper will be
sartin To lose his friends
If il wasn't fur goslins dar' would
pe nc geese. Tin D boy q change to be
q goslin befQ' expnciiR' him 10 be q gan
der"
IAN cgotlst am II mah on stills. Let
him alone an he am sartin' 10 come
down.
"Beio' praisin' de philanthropy of
de man who has donated a site fur IN
orphant asylum try an diskibcr if his
.3iie isG't dQih' de tiiaion work TO save
he expense ii Il hi.&i Gal
ode man who has M friends to speak
well of am man To he avoided "
"Bc guided in your outlay by what
you kin ailord--not by what your nay
bur brings home"
Truth am mighty. but use il in small
friends
ode peacock may make u fine dis
play of colors. but when il Games down
to selecting something solid doan' obcr-
look de gander. He's de same all de
way frew. an you allus know whar' to
find him"
.'De man who draps his wallet TO
test a. honesty Of dc public shouldn' t
give hiSSelf aNay W adNeliieln: q ~.
ward an 10 l:irshgnS aXed -.
On motion at pinklcs Smith tho club
accepted the above ut thirty per cent.
of their face value. and the amount was
passed to Lord Johns credit on the cash
book. - Detroit Free Press.
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Personal Taxpayers in NV York.

"WhO are the largest personal tax
payers i'm the city?" was asked of the
New York Tax Commissioners. 1.-The
late Moses Taylor was the largest. lie
paid tax on 81. 200 0GG of personal prop
erty without gtun!blin@, and HIS widow
now paysth same. On the other hand.
W. H. Vanderbilt last year game here
and sworc off every dollar. but soon af-
lsr game haik and said that, rs tho pas
pers and The publie WsIe RAISING such
n h-ll of = row, he would pay tax
$1.OOO.OOO. Jay Gould only pays tag
on SlQO,0OQ. and Mrs. A: !. Stewart on
sa0l.G0G. Miss s'alharina WGl.e pays
On S4DO,h0G: ahc l.oaOx estate paws
on 81 .0JG,0e1. the late cs-Hnyern6r +.
ID. Mor"an's widow on 81, 600, 900. and
the AStor family. all put together. on
81. OOO. 900, which is the largest assess
ment under one name. The number of
taxpayers is steadily and rapidly de-
creasin", Last year lh"rp waie ,GGt
persona, sa-Iayfrs, and ihls Year there
will not be more thap 10000. aud the
amour, levied IL decreasing ut like
rate
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-07

Bangs Shinglcd in the Latest Styles
30 and ~ cents runs the legend dis
played OH u large card board S.rn thai
hangs in the window of Il Broad street
barber shop, and in order to ascertain
the nature of the operation 4 reporter
entered the establishment and asked the
knight of the razor to enlightes him on
the subject,
"0h, no; it amt The dudes that have
their bangs shinglcd. Some dudes wcar
bangs. know. but they don't have EN-,
shiugled. and all the shingle customer.
! have are ladies, who ANT able 10
shingle their own heads. Wot's shing-
!ings Well, IFS just taking the hair from
the middle of the head and letting il
fall over in front and then cutting it so
that it looks like Il shinglcd roof; that is,
in layer', each one Il little shorter than
the one in front Of it, so that when the
jobs finished the lady bang is nice and
fluffy and looks Is ii it was bubbling up
from the top of her head and running
down Ia her forehead in little ripples
Oh. it's most becoming, tell you, and
| do biz business in Singing"
''Do the ladies come here. or do YOU.
90 10 them?" asked the scribe.
'Well, most Of them get me To come
to their houses; but | have some Gus
toners who don't seem to mind comm;
to the shop and going through the OPP
GRAFTON seated on chair with a towel
around their shoulders. though there
may he three or fonr gentlemen Se!tin"
shaved at the same time. When they
come here the charge IS only a quarter,
bat they have ia pay 80 aenls il go to
their homes.
"When did shinslng come into fash
iOn?"
'Oh! about q year or year and
half ago. and il VAS first introduced in
England by some Of The professional
beauties like Mrs. Lan@try or Mrs.
CORVALLIS West. "-iht'adeiphia Rec
Ord.
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History of Famous Diamond.

The ''Orlov" diamond adjoining the
imperial scepler of Russia has roman
tic history. 1t IIrst formed in its rough
state the eye of IN idol, and was stolen
by Frenchman. who sold il TO II He
brew merchant in Persia for $4,000
The Shah. having learned of the rob
berry and that the thief was trying to sell
the gem. determined To arrest the thief
and seize the diamond. probably for the
purpose of keeping it himself. possibly
of restoring il To its owner. The Jewish
merchant, becoming alarmed, transfer
red the diamond to an Armenian for
500. OO0.who knew that if he could get it
To st. Petersburg the rich and famous
Catharine would buy it of him at II
handsome advance. The trouble was to
hide 1t about his person so that it could
not be discovered. Being too large for
him TO swallow. he made deep incl
sion in the calf of his leg. inserted the
stone and sewed up the wound with sill.
yer thread, When the cut had healed
sufficiently to allow the removal of the
wire, he began his travels toward Rus
STA. In the meantime. and unknown to
him, the stone had been traced to the
Jewish merchant and from him to an Ar
menian. So when he boldly proclaimed
himself an Armenian to the Shah's from
tier officials. he was at once arrested
and imprisoned. Strong emelics were
administered, but no diamond came to
light. He was stripped naked. plunged
into Il hot bath, and then examined from
head to foot. with no better success.
Even little torture was tried. but the
man was firm, and in the end he was
bundled unceremOniously over the from
tier. whence he reached the capital OF
Russia. He wanted 5000, 900 for the dia-
mond. hut the Empress had only $780,
600. So he took it to Amsterdam to
be cut. Here Count OrlOv saw it and
determined to buy it for his mistress,
this same Empress. He gave Ss}j0.00O
for it, an annuity of 1000 roubles year
and patent of nobility. The Armenian
became through various Investments .
millionaire.
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Continued from last reek.)
How Watch Gases are Made.

Imitation always ioliD~s u successful
article, and imitation il one Of the best
rrlo.S OF real honest mer:t; and thus it is
lat the james BOSS Gc'd Watch Case has
;a ini!ators. Buyers can always tell the
oH%;ne Ey the trademark Of Il croun, irom
rEi",, j. .tsg.a,'cd u pair of ,or II .p..s
rats, l.e suite EGln ,fu.t" fmJ 4 4
,rdIcs are stamped IN the zap 81 TIE ~aich
use. jewelers. ere very cu:.tiGi.s a!.pnt ell
!u:sing an article unless they not only kaow
'ha: i! is good, but that the character of
&c manufacturers il srch that the quality
Il The goods will lie kepi Jat'y up 10 filalTd.
WULI,MsPoRT. Pa. Feb r. 1888.
l?ic James Boss' Glld Watch Cares 20 like hot
axe, zach one sell sells another. Don't need
- rcca...u,..i them they sell Themselves. One II
ca, do ,gt lcy q. ,, 5f,ls h. bSir su,laEtcc es
Icc:aly WITH Ire ,i2s AL inrpayrd cases, which
seem ID ~ es:F.aniihg. JFssh j. li.TLi. J."sfe'
ssw DGayESI5K. N J., Jan g. iss3.
Chi. gui ccSc No trhi' alowi - ti.' tl:isA Bosl
-, III CssH came nio nay ihiFislssip bot; ioso
has lie n u.e sinoe Ia: tine and IL s,:ll ia good
~, w..I bought i: and its couditon shows that
.r CO. lS really out worn the movement, whish III
,,ia,cdoGt MART.S a.. HOWELL,
~ EG4yiSf bTfe'pJs NJ H. u. Il Trans "a"
.rnd -sat ,is~p l'krJ.ss. ~ 10, Fae'srie fhA'
ripia In. fy ksBs,aar ig,FssSi tptis; e.sirs ho"
lame Eo..' and .sYsisRs Hsira e@~ are fsSis.
ITO be CvaiiaEsq,)
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Hunting for Heiressss,

Italy is swarming with nobility, whose
principal business 1t is to marry Ameri-
can and English heiresses. The mobiles
OF Italy are, rs rule, poor as church
mice. Counts! The woods are full of
them. You couldn't throw stone with
out its descending upon the head of u
count. and one couldn't put very heavy
stones TO much better use. They
rather prefer an opera singer or n ccle-
brated actress to an American fortune
provided the artistic has saved her
money and has as much rs the Ameri-
can girl to start with. For when the
American girls dowry is gone, that is
the end of it; but the singer or actress
talent is mine that may be worked
many years. ltdoesn't matter that her
reputation may be somewhat soiled. and
that all she wants u husband for is %
protection for a lover rs much as for
the title. The worst of them can marry
an Italian nobleman ut any time, who
will be the most accommodating of hus-
bands so long as he is provided with
money enough. And when she tires of
him completely and is fixed in her posi-
ton, he is to be gotten rid of quite rs
easily Us he was taken on. As i'm the
case OF marriage. it is only question of
money-a certain sum paid down, and
he consents to leave her to herself and
her last fancy. They are most COM
PLEASANT set OF men. 1t isn't necessary
To Inherit the title at all You can buy
it il you choose, with castle and mort
gagged estate thrown in. A real noble
man. an English nobleman, who can
show descent from long line of rob
bers, is bad enough. but these pinch
back Italian vermin. these mustachied,
scented, beringed fellows who are try
ing TO trade their titles for the means to
gamble upOn-they are enough to turn
the stomach of almost anybody's sense.
Old Jones. with his oil-smelling dollars,
is prince beside them. His money
was honestly earned. ut all events. and
he has done the world some good.
What these fellows were created for is
as much mystery Us the use of mos
quitOes or raitlesnakes.
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Boats, Bicycles and Hay Fever

Nature has resolved that all the pen-
pie shall not enjoy themselves at once.
With the opening of the season of out.
door sports comes the time of trouble
for the poor victims of Hay Fever.
For them flowers have 10 Odor, and the
summer little or no beauty. To snuff,
sn"eZe and wipe their weeping eyes
for three or tour successive months
this is their pitiable portion. Whether
this form of Catarrh is called Hay Fever,
Hay Cola, Rose Cold or tos" Fever.
makes no difference; they suffer us:
the same. There is II" help in SEA roy
asr, there is no help in high mountain
air. These only Tighten the pocket aud
leave the disease undated. But there
is Il positive cure in Ely's cream Balm.
We could cram these columns with
grateful letters al The rescued. Try il
and join them. Ii You continue Ia sui
Ter il is because yOn neglect n remedy
rs sure AS it is cheap and pleasant. 50
cents.
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a BLESSING IN DISGUISE.
4Sl ADELPHI. ST., HRnOKIYN, \. y, !

4sl ADEI.PIiI, ST., IiRoDKiYN, \. Y,
March -, 1881.
No family should In without iIcUck's
Porous Plasters; their healing powers are
wonderful and their ciliracy far rcac. ING and
lasting. For years past hay, seen AMI
known them tu cure and relieve the most
obstinate ana distrcSsn" eases of rhcima-
tisn. kidney complaint, bronchitis, neuralgia,
inmbago, inflammation al the lungs and
throat, paralysis, asthma, spinal weakness,
and coughs und colds Ia my own ease they
have afforded mo almost instant and pcrmp
nent relief. My friends consider them an
Invaluable AMI speedy reInedy for all kinds
at aches ana puins. They are blessing ia
disguise; and no wife or mother should la
without them IL she values her peace and
comfort and freedom from nervous cXhaiIs-
ton ami ailments. As strengthening
plaster, also for hackachcS AMI weaknesses
they have no equal. have never yet found
plaster 81 cfhcac!Oiis oni stimulating, or Ia
give So much general satisfaction. Used i'm
connection with Brnndrcth's universal life
giving ana lif,-hcainY Pills, no one need des-
pair OF u speedy restoration L. yond sound
health. MRS. T. TOM PMiNS.
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TIL, Risk Was Equal.

The New York Tones says That the
seFeH.h SeW YaFk, kfgliaea ALL! Y SON s; s
posed exclusively ef Young SWeils. IL ~
alleged. The Young ladies SEQ IN every
Seventh soldier u possible millionaire or
the scion OF u noble house. The menu
bers of a certain company, which shall
not be identified, allege that one OF their
number veniured to address pretty
girl, who formed one of a group under a
tree, with whom he was not hcaHalnntsJ.
She 'tin,idiy said IN rsspoAse to his al.
vanceS,
"My mamma does not allow ne y
talk to strangers.
Young Mars was indignant. and re-
piled: "We!l, guess you don't take
any more chances than do.
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n ElY'S
Gaia r r. II

like Sherdan's Condition Powders. Dose. tcaspn-
for leter-stamps. l. s. JOHNSON Co, BosroS, MASS.
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IuuAaio. August I"ih. lSlG.
NOTICE.

NOTICE j. hereby given that Il petition
IN has hrCu presented Ia ih'' Board ~,
~ t,uniN commissioners of lsliiC Earth
County. state al Minnesota, at heir last
meeting held luly .aIh. tN>i, Tor opening Il
ditch. COMMENCING III Il points chains Sruth
of fh quarter ptr~t ga the east line -! section
- Town lt~. Range =, theme" iil Il evttvrat
uaif hwc~trrly direction through Lands owned
hy 4. \ !. Wagon. Peter Kramer, j X AMI
Gregg. Peter ~lChrrg. Mai. kucmrr. Nn"na
y - Peter Land Company and John Miller
.tii terminating al i point - Inks c:t-i al
ttit. quarter post un The west !i!" al = Cti N
g.. Town lee. Range a, that the viewers APP
pointed by sand BEird of County con ms
sinmcrS hayy reported IN favor ui the diggin"
az said III, ~. and that the hearing 81 said
prtitIpn has been SCI for tho 18th DAY -! sep
Iriub,r. ~ TIL names al persons affected
BN thu. digging al said ditch are harlcS otto.
Gerhard SIvlrrg. 4. \ j. wagon. Henrietta
utt. j u Audrr"g", Peter Kramer, And
Audrrrgg. i = kr""l. Mat RucIacr. Nluuu1
\ ~ Peter IInl Company. John Miller and
Peter Slvi'vrg. /. - Al lEhhbpb,
County Auditor.
Aankatn. August l-Ih. i>>3. !wa
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NOTICE.

NOTICE ~ hrrrb, given that pyiiil"i
~ N.@ presented L. the Board ~ & hntN
- Gumtii~s iuurrS pI Blue Earth county ,
Sttrtut MmurSnii. at their last meeting,
held IuS .1Ih, lSSi. lnr digging ditch I"r
Drainage purposes, CainturGcIu" al Il poinI
I..G ijrt tsSl ant al Irrt south at The Sulih'
west corner al section =, Town los, hligr -,
Thence, ihrUugh lands uNn ned 10y = Shrarrr,
4. Il. AHdCrrrg. Aud. And,rri.;;. Mat. Roe.
mrr. Jacob Born and charles Ftch~, ANA
terminating at raN la" chains south al thv
center ui the northwest quarter al sec l"ti .
Town les. Range -, tnIt ihr viewers appoint
81 IN ~aid Board 81 County Commissioners :
nave reported IN favor at digging S;id diici
and that tine hearing of sad petition haS
is.rn 81 ,or tho ilth dIN at september, iNN'.
Tho names ii persons Affected 10y digging
sand ditch ATE =. SHEA rrr. John i;i~rhrn;i, j
a.. Audc:r-g. And Audcr"rg. Mai Room, 4.
Grura, P.uiu~, Jacob R"rn AMI tharlr>
r,kS T.. ArrERiUop.
County Auditor.
MHuhala. August i.th, l~i. NV
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We'll Rewarded.

a liberal reward will lie pad TO any
party VINO VIII produce IL cosc OF Liver,
Kidney or Stomach complaint that
Electric Bittcrs will not speedily cure.
Bring them along, it will cost you meth
ing Tor the medicine if it fails tn cure,
and you will be well rewarded for your
trouble besides. All Blood disease
BilI0nsncss, .Iaundicc, Constipation, and
general debility are quickly cured. Sat
istactiOn guaranteed or money refund
Ell. Price only fifty cents per bottle,
for sale by John A. Samborn.
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SUMMONS.

STATE or MINNESOTA. SIXTH JUDICIAL
- DISTRICT. District Court, Blue Earth
CouG,N.
Frank ThurStou, Plaintiff. against Charles T..
Thursiyn. Defendant.
Tss Y,.', 10. r,aHssohJ - CLdiisS T. IbhTSt0R. Do
gtHCnlf-
You. Charles T.. ThurStan, are hereby sum
m ,ncd ANA required L. answer the complaint
ia this SctIun whiChI Is Tiled an the "iilcc az the
Clerk Uf said District Count, and Ia serve a
ruyN a Nour answer - III" said complaint,
on tht. stIh-crit,'rs at thrir office ia thccity ~
Muukatp. IN Saii couutN. within INVENT. days
after inr ,rrN i,c At this SUNNI ms upon YOU,
exclusive ~ she dlN ut such service anu ~
NaG iai! 10 answer the SAID complaint wiihln
Iht t,Uc -, ic-ald. the Plaintiff in this action
sNlli takV Judgment against Nou inr the sum
of Unr hundred ami iiiiN 1OlIIrSM ith interest
thereon from ia" 9lh ifN ~ n'CcmlWr. l>'n
lcs~>9 - paid December lsihlN%3, hcSldrS the
cost # Jhi- action.
Dated. luis :}rd. \. u, lN>S.
TEpasSA " N~HGCRS.
Plaintiff s. Attorneys,
5Wt MauLato, Mimi.
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Fresh Graduates in Newspap,r Offices

We bear people esen now gpsouIatils
on the enr'ichlrcrit OF the aGwspaPsi
through the acquisition Of bay anil gir;
graduates; but ms newspapers are Valg.
able according rs they deal with live IL
sues and vital experiences, the stock OF
information brought by graduates be.
fore they have lived long enough TO re-.
alize or experience something is OF
doubtful importance. -BostOn Trans.
srtpf, ." -
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- pursuance a Gn order ui -. W. Mead.
u I'ldg" 90 Probate Tor ia county al Blue
Earth ma,r 81, The 9th day 81 August, lSSj.
S.JiV, b. Il, I.hy -fNra tDall person. having
claims i-aiuSt :NtrI :: watson. hat" of tn
county ui Blur Earth. |ul >iI;" pt Minnesota
deceased. thg' SAID Juigr III PROBATE viii at
tend Tor tie. pIt..r-,' - examining ANA al
towing ,ti,lu- slJ hi- .lii'- ia thc cats Ut Man
A.tTs. iu sand ,Hu1iN, ON the i'ih dan 80 NuN-
,.fEtrr. $50. aud uu ti,. 18th dag 80 February
...! II Ip! %. CLOCK an thclurcnpuu u,I r!, h at
-,,Ia da,. a!.d mat .lN months from tn
sat. -! saint order hl- been allowed AMI
.ilait-i Ter tn. creditor al said deceased O.
pr,.-.It their claims against The sand deceased
arh...tid Judy. II Probate for III "Namina-
ton and Approval.
Dated th,s -lin ,ity al Auguat, Isl.
EDWARD 4 WATSON,
Administrator
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Fashionable portieres are now pf
Rfa a'i; y X so Eif taPsaa d aHsass
the Stripes: they ari cAt exactly the
same length, and REACH the floor, and
fall in straight. heavy folds, no attempt
being made to drape them.
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InSt insertion August 3i>i, last iGScTiiu
September 2l-t, l>Ni
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
s,ThTE OF MINNESOTA. County ui III,
~ L. .. ~ 4

>,TiTE OF MINNESOTA, County "f Eiuc
- EIr,h. ia Probate Count.
ia The matter 81 IN estate. uf l"hn \
MN,i-~ decreased.
NulIrr is hereby gih - Z" all persons nav
ii.y claims aud demands against tn" estate 81
ianu 4 N,tF-. ia;" - i!' county oi Blue
Earth. deceased. that ihr .luis" al IN" Pro
iilr ,psIrt 81 sal. ,..,iutl alli near, cN-
anime and .. lust .irIIl- ami demands against
-atd ,..ttt.. az has Office "a ia" city g. Naikh-
g.. lp sai,i ,.lUIy.t'i IN" seth dIy II non rmbcT
Is ami uu ga, 80! Iiy 81 March. l'~l. at
l4u.rl.-k lu tho forenoon on each of SAID
dl,S. .trii that .iN months from ia" 18th day
ui August l~SE. hHN" Bacon limited uui alln', ed
i,t slll ~, bate Court COR creditors Z" pre-
sent their claims
TMDGENE ny Ei:S.
Admiui-tratriN OF the estate "t John \.
Myers. deceased.
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ON F. TRT ~ I,

III Won have been using other fiaStcrS one
trial at Alcock's Porous Will c0nyinc you
of their Wonderful superiority. Take no
other so called porous piasicrs that claim to
he better, they are all frauds !ottcn upto sell
ON the worldwide reputation of the genuine
n article
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A Q A r d

To all who are suffering from the errors
ana indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, Sc. VIII
send n recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy Was discovered
10y II missionary in South America. Send II
scif-abtresscd envelope Ia the Rev. JosEpH
IEM4S N,,,nu ID Nan InyE T,TU NJ
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R II + U N ATS NJ |!
Immediate Relief in all Cases by
Or. RUSh'S
Blood Root Oil.
tar,j of EL.Hmdt,sm az T," U"HrS.
RuFtALO. y. Y, NAV ., !sS,!

BUFFALO, n. Y, May .. lsS..
Dr HGyh'S W,,icH i,sociai"E:
GENTLEMEN have been troubled with
rheumatism Tor tw" years. | tried all the
hest advertised oils and iiniments. and many
hrs, class phN sicians " ithout relief. The last
Dr. | visited recommended DIR. Rush's
!;."oi Root Oil" purchased large bottle
i"r tity cents, AMI applied il. I'm two hours
| was relieved ana now | AIN entirely we'll
Its effects are wonderful and believe il the
only thing IN the world which will cure
rheumatism. Truly yours,
JOHN HUTCHINSON,
~ Erie ST., buffalo, \. Y
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L. :. Broad Street,
ATLANTA, GA, octohcr 18th, 1851. J
DF. RgSh's Hadi"H iSs"ridfi"D:
Dear noctors.--Thr three bottles Of DIR.
''itush's Regulator l ordered were received
10y cypress last week. | have taken nearly
one bottle ami am thoroughly satisfied with
the result. For over two years have been
troubled with sharp pains M my heart. My
ply stefan, upon examination pronounced II
enlargement uf the heart, and was unable Ia
give me any relief. The trouble grew worse
until had become convinced that ! could
uot bc cured While in New York ity, last
week, called upon one Of the most promi-
ncnt physicians there, who charged me g?
for an examination and then rccomme ndcd
Your "Rcgulutor." Knowing you Ia he Il re-
gular Medical Association, and not It patent
mfiiciHT Scisms, ordered the three bottles.
have not been troubled since | commenced
taking il, but shall continue and take the on
tire three hotties 81 us Ia obtain a permanent
cure. You have my sincere thanks
am, gentlemen, Very respectfully.
WM. q OSGOODBf.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-07

Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache,
soreness al the Chest. Gout. Quinsy, sore
Throat, Swcilings AMI Sprains, Burns and
ScaldS, General Bodily Pains, Tooth, Ear and
Headache, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all
Other Pains and Aches. IL il put iIp in two
sizes. Price - AMI ~ cents. sold by Drug
,;iSts c"cryw here. or sent direct upon receipt
oi pr,ac Dy t.R. .ISH'S MEDICAL ASSOCi-
ALTON, Nunda, =. $ l. & :.
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Or. Rush's Regulator

has never failed Ia give relief. II has been
used successfully for years in suhdliing the
most Stuhinrn eases nf heart difficulties. \
positive cure for Enlargement, Pnlpitation,
Fluttcring ami Fatty Degeneration of the
heart Price, Sl.0n per hottie; six for 500
Sold hy druggists, ar sent direct 10y DIX
n Sii'S MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
- Nundu y y. L. :. \.