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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-13
NHERl. OTHERS FAIL

The merits OF ATHLOPHOROS
as specifice for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia arc best proved by the the
fact that Il cures when other treat
ment fails. Says Mr.. g G Thompson.
Of New Haven" For twelvc yeArs
I have been q sufferer from Rhcu.
matte Neuralgia which attacked me
suddenly without warning. destrying
Ill hope OF sleep or rest. have tri-
ID hundreds OF remedies. With the
exception OF ArHLoPHoRos not one
Of them afforded me the slightest
benefit IL has done me more good
than all the other remedies combined.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-13
Golden Wedding.

The golden wedding anniversary
Il YIN, A. Glass and his wife Mary
\ Glass, Was very quietly eclehrat.
"a, his own children and grand chill.
iren being the guests. 4 tlne gold
headed cane inscribed presented to
Nm, 4. Glass. by his children" was
given the venerable old man. with
gold bowed spectaels to father aud
mother. Had IL been given out a
'arIe number Of friends would have
taken pleasure in honoriag them
with tokens of esteem aud with their
presence. Ii was u family affair. and
Us such u mas, pleasant occasion.
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.SfOfiCe 10 Ke6leSs1e.

To W. ID. Beebee and heirs OF W. w. Barnard,
or other unknown owners Of tbs lands here
matter described.
Take notice that ~ the adjourned public
tax sales, begun and publicly held ut the 0flice
OF the County Treasurer. In Cresco Howard co.
Iowa. pursuant Ia law. comm mel ~ on the firat
Mondays Ut october. 1879. 1851 and ISL, to-Mit
on the 5th day OF November 1871, and ist And
ard DAYS Of December 1879 and 1850,
thereafter 10 which time said
sales had been legally adjourned. the following
described real estate was sold BY the treasurer
Ut said caunty for the taxes due thereon tor tho
years 1873. is.S 1875 and 1879. amounting TO the
sum OF % 20. towit: Lots o. 10, II, ie. and 20, IN
block ., IN Inc Village OF Flsrencesilie, Howard
county, and that Nj. b. D0olittle and Geo.
B0lles, became the purchaser
OF said land Ut said sale, and that the right q
redemption will expire aud q deed for said land
be made TO the undersigned, who In now thu
o. ner and holder In hts own right, Of the certt
| icatS OF sale made thereon BY the Treasurer q
said county, unless Tedsnp tton from said sal
b. made Within - days from the completes
| service OF this notice.
| Dated March lst i.A.
| sets ii. B. DoOIITTLE, Owner
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datea To M MIA Ro0t. Allen Of
veraoa Sprsngs twp sea-.
& Isss. u Nr. and Mrs.. ].
heveridge Of 4 nlon Twp. son
mo datel To Mr.. and Ms Ho,-
k Mc1t~ nth u. trraa.. springs tap = sos.
BEckER-reny & 1854. TO M aud Mrs. Henry
becker Of New uregoa twp. son.
10. 1854. 10 Mt aud Mira Fra,
Church III cr~sco. u lighter
G AwAkD-Feby Is. 1854. 10 Mr.. AMI Mrs James
!. caward III tresco. daughter.
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anvuIaoraOIO ChapolteDeN.
fsv1nehseN futap>r{nw


sDid you form any estimate Of the
difficulties the Americana had TO cap
turs Che Notifications Of Mexico In
l0l7f"
YES. I was . soldier through our
war on tho Union aide and marched
down TO Chattanooga and Atlanta, and
I never saw any defensive position -
strong - Chapultepeo. There are no
sides q oil 70 get mp 70 Il. Il IL Just
rampant Of almost vertical rock. Yet
Che Americana scaled il. climbing up on
each Others back, man over man, MAX
ing human ladders. II filled mo with
admiration 10 80 what they could 90
conplish. an satisfied that - many
men - this little room would hold
would have been inviucibls in that
place. Tho Msxicans have put mp :
monument 70 che brave MexicAns killed
"a defending Il against the North
Americans. II il : handsome monu.
men, but had to smile q tho amount
Of bravery that could not defend such 7
most"
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TIE klue % che OulOA
fC,or. New York Tribune

Barry Wall, The king Of the New
York dudes, who changes his clothes
tive times day, has Games and dogs
60 match each suit AMI wears stocking,
with Ave toes to them. gave bis sunt
ing dinner 70 twenty-five Of the ao,s
Tuesday at Dclmon;co's. He il great
fox chaser, Is only - years old AMI has
an enormous fortune. which he earnsd
BY The sweat Of his fathers brow in
Colorado. The dinner was given at his
palace in Park avenue. and the Z rests
we're ell required 70 como in their
scarlet fox.huntins jackets. I heAr
that one Of tho party performed horn
pipe with remarkable agility Oh the
sablo q o'clock in tas morning.
I. A. Macon: De right sort o ligion
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How TO Cure q Cold.

To cure q cold quickly 1t must be
treated before II has become settled
in the system. The first symptom Il
dry loud cough and when you have
such y cough you may know that
you have taken cold and the usual
symptoms will soon follow unless
checked. The quickest and surest
way il to take Chamberlains Cough
Remedy in full doses. 1t has 10
many instances checked cold in =
single day, and IL not taken In time
to completely check it at once, II
will greately relieve the attack and
insure u cure In less time than any
other treatment. Sold by DIR. Glenn
mer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-13
Seed Corn Famine.

Probably nineteen farmers In
twenty must buy seed corn for next
springs planting, on account Of the
failure Of the - crop to ripen. We
must look sharp To the seeds We Lus,
that they are better than our own. as
many unreliable parties will Offer in
Jerior stocks, to take advantage Of
the demand We suggest that every
corn grower should send to Hiram
Sibley 4 Co, the reliable secdsmen ut
Rochester. N, Y, and Chicago, H.,
for their Catalogue and seed.corn
iicular. This house makes u spec.
ialty of seed corn and Wa believe
that they will do what they say the,
will.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-13

Those unhappy persons who suffer
from nervousness aud dyspepsia
should use Carers Little Nerve Pills,
which IRE made expressly for sleep
less, nervous, dyspeptic sufferers.
Price 25 cents, all Druggists.
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DEAD THIS AND REMEMBER.

Ia AFtef tho AN.WON SNle / HuU
thas / have, about $500 worth Of
property ls't VT for sale, inclading
! ;nt Il iron pamps, Iron aud Brass
| iard ~ l,ah-,s, Horses. Water Tank,
Hahner Hose and many other arti-
el,,s which I will sell ut private sale
very low. have also u lot OF Wood
Pumps and Pipe Tangs coming and
For sale at less price than you ever
knew. Be sure To come in this week
~ next or you will loose your chance
at a bargain. Iron pipe will be turn
ished at cost. Will sell at auction
every pleasant day ut o'clock.
M. TouSLEY.
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r AND FOR RENT OR SALE
IL The undersigned will sell or
lease the following lands In Albion
township; n I Sc I 29-1OO-l1; NV sw
2S-1OO-ll. For terms OF sale or rent,
enquire Of the undersigned, at Lime
Springs, Iowa.
March /, 1884.
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Trains arrives N follows.
0olN0 WEnT.


CoN0k10AfloNAL CHURCH,. -NerviceA every
sunday ~ iiN0 4. y. and TOO p y. sunday
schQol A!ler morning service. Prayer meeting
"wednesday evening.
Rav. A. q. MCCONNELL, Pastor.
Me1M0pleT ErlucoPA A. OMuNcN, .-ScrvlccN every
sunday ~ ll.OO 4. 4. and 7sl r. =. sunday
school Aiter morning service. Prayer meeting
every ThuradAy evening.
REV, q. w. n,ttnu, Pastor.
nArrisr CRUNCH, -Herviccs every sunday NJ
HOO 4. =, And TOO r. =, sunday school Mftcr
morning service Prayer meeting every Wed.
nesday evening REV. A. II. CARMAN, Paatof.
CATHOLIC CNuNuM. -Sorviccs every sunday 1t
lisM 4. =. Ahd 500 ?. y. sunday school every
sunday ~ laN 7. 4.
Rkv. N. A. MCCARTHY, Pastor.
GnAcA EpiMOrAL CucNcM, -Hcrvtcea evory
sunday at HOO 4. y. ana zoo 2. u. sunday
school Atter morning service.
RRv. q. 4. rRRcivAl, Rector.
lluk ApRlN0S.
PaxssvrRRl.N church services. sunday Al
lo:AA :. ~. Mnd ,. N. sunday school aftct
REV. wArson Rrsssti- Pastor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-13

Il you arc sick Uop Dittors win
surely aid Nature in making You
we'll when all clso fails.
nyou are costirc or dyspoptic or
suffering from any Of tho numer-
ous diseases Of tho stomach or bow.
els, it is your own fault II you ~
main i'll, for Hop Rittcrs isa sovcr-
eign remedy IN llsuch complaints.
Il you aro wasting away with
any form Of Kidney disease, stop
tempting Death this moment, and
turn for . euro to IIop Bitters.
II you arc sick with that terrible
sickness Nervousness, you will find
a"Balm IN Gilead il the use Of
mop Bittsrs.
: II you arc q frcquentcr, or .
resident Of . miasnaatic district,
bArricadc your system against tho
soourgo Of Ill countrics-malarial
epidemic, bilious and intermittent
fevsn-by tho use Of Hop Bittsra
Il you have rough. pimply, Or
sallow skin, bod breath, pains and
achea, and fcel miserable gener-
ally. Hop Bitters viii give you :
mir akin, rich blood, tho sweetest
breath. health and comfort.
In short they euro all Disease
of tho Stomach, Bowels, Blood,
Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's
Disease. $500 viii DO paid for
eoass thsy viii not euro or help.
H hop Bitters to-day. uw
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-13

TO RENT Farm OF l6O acres new
i house. tame pasture, good stab
ling and in fact all good buildings.
Will rent for cash or interest in
crop. e. l.. BEATS. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-13

RrTecH-GAhBER.-At Cresca. Iowa, March
4 1884 by Nm. MIsbrah I'm ]. r. Mr.. ohm
Rnts,A and Mss Rama Gar0er. all or llo~-
ard Co. Iowa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-13
G.. J. SoMsES.

EOR SALE-Threc span Of work
IL horses and mares, one pair
geldings coming 1 years old, weight
over 1900 lbs. @. L. DENTS. Il
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-13

a beauty, from conductor Il. Hoxle
and wife OF Mason City, Iowa.
Davied CoppArfleld and Wife stat.
,tary % d. Il. Priest, Der Drummer,
from Nettie NJ. Hewttt.
A china porkcr aud paper weight
from Mrs. A. p. Hewcttt Lime
Syringe, lows.
A china porker from A. NJ Kellogg,
Lime Springs, Iowa.
A silver mounted pickle dish, from
Mr. and Mrs. w. Webb. Brownsville,
MINI.
A maiolica cuspadore from A. II.
Nash Lime Springs Iowa.
A painting on china by Miss Amy
Spencer OF DEBORAH Iowa.
A velvet pcrfumery case from Mrs.
n. p. Marsh aud Mrs. A. N. Kellogg,
Lime Syringe Iowa.
China fruit plates from Miss Mary
Ryan.
Cup and saucer from Hattie Bar.
ton.
Cup and saucer from Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Bishop.
A silver mounted pickle dish from
w. r. Mead and wife.
A china jewelry stand from Mrs.
McCarty.
With the compliments Of "Thc boys
on the Road" came IN Ornnmented
chamber FOR Dan H. Priest, their
names are w. Sutherland. Ed Smidtz.
Dave Baird, Jim Dement,, Frank
Grant, J. d. Dennis, G. N. postle, J.
W. Cannon, McShery, Linderman,
Dan CHASER, Captain Jim Potts.
Regrets and tokens OF remember
ance came tom Department of Pub.
lie instruction OF Minnesota and
from noted citizens and friends oil
over the country.
With Col. John Stephens In charge
or its Agricultural and Col. II. p. Nc
0lincey, Secretary OF the Northwest
ern Dairyman's Association, Ia
charge Of Its Dairy dcpar tment, the
FARMER's TRIBUNE Is the best PAPER IN
the Northwest. Send for specimen
copies containing full information Of
the great Seed Premium Offer, tc
Tribune Company, Minneapolis. Nc
farmer can afford to be without 1t.
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A SPECIFIC FOR DRUNKEN
a ness. sent to any address on
'eceipt OF two cents In stamps for
postage. Address PLAIN DEALER,
,resco, Iowa. 23tf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-13

our NEW SPRING STOCK IN
" every department is now CON-
plete. When in want Of Dry Goods,
Clothing. Boots & Shoes step In and
examine the largest stock In the
country at prices that will suit you at
4. Zundelowitz, the famous one price
merchant.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
House and Q Lots IN Cresco for Sal

House and Q Lots in Cresco for Sale.
Three lots with plenty Of small
fruits, apples, plums and cherries In
bearing, a frame house 20x26, two
stories, an unfailing well OF water,
comfortable barn, situated In the
west part OF town, will be sold ut y
better bargain than can be had on
any other rs valuable property in
Cresco. For terms and further par
ticulars apply ut or address this
Office. l8tf
HARMS TO RENT. TERMS Rea-
IL sonable. G. X. BERG.
MCKAY, AN ARTIST OF MANY
Vl years experience Is getting
out some OF the finest photographs
ever made In this part OF the state.
Call and see samples Of his work at
Bertrand's gallery.
DEMEMBER THAT BERTRAND
IN has the finest and largest stock
OF Albums and velvet Frames for
Holiday presents In the city. Call
and see them.
lAHELLED CONN FNOM kAN6A6
10 for sale Ut b. HUNrrING's Ware
House. 2ltf.
That weak back or pain In the side
or hips you will And Immediately re-
lieved when Hop Plaster is applied.
It strengthens the muscles, giving
the ability to do hard work without
suffering. Take none but this, tia
sure. 5
lHAVE YOU SEEN THOSE FINE
Ii Photos made by Mckay al
Bertrand's gallery? II you want a
wellflnished picture, just give him a
rial and you aer sure to be pleased.
ITIvE Me A TRIAL. AM PRE-.
IOpared to I'LL all orders for Gene
terry work in either Marble or Gran
lite, ut figures that defy competition
will also furnish Table Tops and
marble Shelves. Inquire at residence
NJ. A. KLINE.
/" E. TOWNS, The ARTIST
Ill leaves Cresco for Chicago
next week; his Studio 10 open fol
business for Ave days. Special In.
ducements Qivec.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.--A
IN Teachers Normal Institute will
be held In the Public School build
ing In Cresco. commencing March
2lth. and continuing two weeks.
An efficient cops OF Instructors
has been secured, who will teach
both branches and methods; and
competent Lecturers, who will give
pleasing and profitable evening
entertainment.
An examination will be held on
Friday and Saturday Of the second
week: and the work OF this exami-
nation will be covered by work done
during the institute. Come prepar-
ed to give your whole attention to
your Improvement in both subject
matter and professional methods.
Very respectfully yours,
&c. KELLoM,
Co. Supt
Cresco, Iowa, March 1, 1854.
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To THE LADIEs.-Boil your Baking
Powder and il yen smell ammonia
don't use it. II you find -four or
starch left In the water, don't use it
unless you like to be cheated. II It
smells old and tastes bitter, 1t II
al am, don't use it. Test every kind
you can find and then test DeL2nd's
Chemical and you will find nothing
left In the water. az Ii contains
nothing but Cream Tartar and Soda,
which means pure Baking Powder.
In cans only.
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DEMEMBER THAT THE FA-
IL nous one price Dry Goods &
Clothing House OF A. Zundelowitz
handle the celebrated Foster fine
shoes. the best in the market. Come
In and look them over aud get =
good fitting shoe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-13

DECoRAH INSTITUTE
L. years enrolment Is now. March
10. All. The spring term, 10 weeks,
will open April Ia. Day board ut
actual cost, aud rented text books
reduce the expenses to the minimum.
A practical course In book. keeping
and commercial law for $40. 23t2.
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.VnS6ro&~

Il you arc sick mop Dittors win
surely aid Nature in making you
we'll when all clso fails.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-13

THE FAMOUS ONE PRICE DRY
Goods Il Clothing House OF A.
Zundeiowitz has just opened the
largest line OF Ladies g. Gents Turn
ishing goods ever opened in .ieseo
All those In need Of anything In that
line must not forget Ia look over our
stock before buying elsewhere.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-13

I. A. Macon: De right sort o ligion
LeAps de hAlf.l uahel.
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DEMEMBER THAT BERTRAND
IN has the finest and largest stock
Of Albums and velvet Frames for
Holiday presents In the city. Call
and see them.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-13

CHELLED CORN FROM KANSAS
- for sale Ut b. HUNrrING's Ware
House. 2ltf.
The Osceola times., 1884-08-09

what is inside Of the envelope. That is
what he wanted to find out. But how
are the breaks made? He picks up a
pen and draws it over the back of an
old envelope. In the intensity of thought
he bears on the pen rather hard. Itgoes
through the envelope and the surprised
clerk sees fac-simile of the breaks he
has observed so often in letters coming
through the mail. He knows that these
are the results of rough treatmen, or acci-
dents of some nature, but this pen break
is sufficiently like the accidental breaks
az not to attract attention. Another
philosopher has approached the domain
of the man Of action. He makes a prac.
tical test of his patent some day, but in
vites no spectators. II works all right,
and he adopts 4 as a daily source OF
revenue until one day an inspector taps
him on The shoulder and asks him to
step down into the Postmaster's room.
Then the Government for the first time
asserts its claim for royalty of the re-
ceipts of this unpatented contrivance,
and the inventor spends several years
in paying it.
The Osceola times., 1884-08-09
A Word for Cranks.
nnrliputpp Hawkaye

Cranks. my son? The world il full OF
them. What would we do were it not
for the cranks? How slowly the tired old
world would move, did not the cranks
keep it rushing along.
Columbus was crank on the subject
Of American discovery and circumnavi-
gator, and at last he met the fate OF
most cranks, was thrown into prison, and
died in poverty and disgrace. Greatly
venerated now? Oh, yes, Talemachus,
we usually esteem crank most profound
ly after we starve him TO death. Harvey
was crank on the subject ofthe circula-
ton of the blood; Calico was anastron-
omical crank, Fulton was crank on the
subject of steam navigation; Morse was a
telegraph crank; all the old a5olitionlsts
were cranks. The Pilgrim fathers we're
cranks; Johi d nyan was a crank; any
man who d.,sl't think as you do, my
son, is 4 crank. And by and by, the
crank you despise will have his name in
every mans mouth, and halfcompleted
monument to his memory crumbling
down in dozen cities, while nobody
outside of your native illage will know
that you ever lived.
Deal gently with the crank, my boy.
OF course, some cranks are crankier than
Others, but do you be very slow 70 sneer
at a man because he knows only one
thing and you can't understand him. A
crank, TelemacEus, is thing that turns
something, it makes the wheels go round
it ipsures progress. True, it turns the
same wheel all the time, and it can't dc
anything else, but that's what keeps the
ship going ahead. The thing that goes
in for variety, versatility, that changes
its position hundred times day, that
is no crank; that is the weather vane my
son. What? You nevertheless thank
heaven you are not crank? Don't dc
that my son. Maybe you couldn't be a
crank if you would. Heaven is not very
particular when il wants weather vane
almost any man will do for that. But
when it wants crank my boy, il looks
about very carefully for the best man in
the co onmunity.
The Osceola times., 1884-08-09
woman's Ways and whims.

Kate Field is lecturing on Dickens II
Kate were married she would doubtless,
in lecturing her husband, give him the
Dickens.
The wife Of Representative Hatch, of
Missouri, always accompanies her hus-
band to the Capitol and remains there
until the House adjourns.
Mrs. Dubys, daughter of W. T. Sher.
man owns one of the richest flower gar
dens in the South, on her husbands
plantation at Pass Christian, on the Miss
issippi.
The mother of Miss Fannie Ronalds,
whose recent marriage in London was
celebrated with so much eclat, was form
erly Miss Cart r, a belle of Boston thir-
ty years ago.
The Osceola times., 1884-08-09
THE POLITICAL MAUD.

Bep Butler, on q Summers day,
stood In convention making hay;
The hay was sweet and the hay was dry.
nut il wasn't as cooked as old Benseye.
For old Ben saw on q geldinR gay
Judge Nomination ride that way.
when the Judge saw Ben in the hay at work,
He stopped his horse with q sudden jerk.
And he rolled his eyes on the winsome face
And the buxom form and the airy grace
And the wealth of cheek and the mesh Of hair
Of sweet Ben Butler a-working there.
..Oh." sighed the Judge, that the fate were
mine
To wed with creature so divinel
With Ben for mate my life would seem
like a poets song or an artists dream;
But when they heard of my marital pick.
How like steer my folks would kick
So. fearful of what his folks might say,
Judge Nomination rode away,
And left Ben Butler standing there
With her wealth of cheek and her mesh o
hair;
And all sad words of tongue and pen
The saddest are these-"He wouldn't have
Ben"
chicago News.
The Osceola times., 1884-08-09
"It KuOcks the SpOts,"

and everything in the nature of erup-
tion., blotches, pimples, ulcers, scrofnl-
ous humors, and incipient consumption,
which is nothing more nor less than scro-
fu'a of the lungs, completely out of the
system. 1t stimulates and invigorates
the liver, tones up the stomach, regula-
les the bowels, purifies the blood, and
balds up the weak places OF the body,
1t is purely vegetable compound, and
will do more than is claimed for it, We
refer to Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical
Discovery"
The Osceola times., 1884-08-09
FOR TINE CAMPAIGN,

We are giving away to each Subscriber of
the SATURDAY SAYINGS an elegant lithO-
lraphic picture, size 24x36 inches, Of either
Of the candidates for President. TO each party
sending us % cents for the paper until after
the November election. The SAYINGS
tells the facts that intelligent voters want to
know. II is the great newspaper success
about which so much has been said. Address
all orders to
THE SAYINGS COMPANY
5l3 Elm Street,
st. Louis, Mo.
The Osceola times., 1884-08-09
"As Good rs New"

are the words used by lady. who was
at one time given up by the most emin-
enl physicians. and leftto die. Reduced
to mere skeleton, pale and haggard,
not able to leave her bed. from all those
distressing diseases peculiar to suffer-
ing females, such as displacement, leu
corrhGa, inflammatio in, etc, etc. She
began taking DIR. Pierce's "Favorite Pre-
scription," and also using the local treat
ments recommended by him, and is
now, she says, "as good as new" Price
reduced to one dollar. BY druggists.