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For Sale

A good house with . good rooms,
with one lot or three, good celler,
$50 bl. cistern, and best well In the
county, best LOTION 10 Cresco.
e1,g' =. -, valuable prop
Also, five good lots, all within two
blocks Of the Court House square.
Another. Dwelling house and
three good lots fronting on two
streets. Twb Of the lots are covered
with u fine grove Of timber. This
property is st1alhted near the fine
residence OF WIN. Keaow, for sale
cheap.
Come again and look at q brick
yard Of about i've ,acfes, with all the
implements f6kmaking brick. And
one Of the best Of machines capable
Of making 10000 brick per day.
Large deposit OF clay for brick or
tile, good we'll kim wYllsia dwelling
house and Tot 6ear the yard, for sale
at q bargain.
"A farm Of 168 acres, good house,
small barn. granaIy, ETC.. n never
failing we'll Of good water, las acres
seeded down to timothy, no waste
land and one Of the best stock farms
In the County. should yeu want
such 9 place don't forget to call on
me.
And lastly. The Roller Rink and
two lots near the Court House. This
buinding 10 150x5O, with good hard
maple door, well stocked with 100
pairs Of the Vineyard skates, we'll
lighted with the best Chicago cleo
tic lamps. Three good plastered
rooms In the front, q good we'll OF
water on these lots, and doing .
good business. this property will be
sold at q great bargain. Call on
n. B. WHELRR.
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RENOVATING ESTABLISH
MENT.

Middlebrook & Meadows offer the
citizens of Crcsc0 AMI vicinity an
opportunity Of having their Feather
Beds Renovated and Cieansed from
all Offensive OdorS. destr ,ying the
worms contained therein. restoring
the feathers to healthy condition,
making an Old Feather Bed as good
and better than q New one With
the best appliances Of the age and
an experience Of ten years in the
business, we are prepared to give
eur patrons guaranteed satisfaction.
Middle Of the block west OF w. r.
Owens residence. Everybody in
vited to call and see how it is done.
MIDDLEBRooK & MEADOWS,
Props. CrescO, Iowa.
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From Der tagliche Demokrat. Davenport, low
Saturday, March Is, 1885.
TRANSLATED from the Germany
nA0 InnpS Cnncprf

A large and enthusiastic audience
assembled last night in the Opera
house TO ear she Western Orchestrs
assisted by the orld-renowned vir.
tuosO, Mr.. Frederick n. Innes. Elk.
pecsation had been raised so high re.
gard ing the ability Of this gentleman
that.it wonld have seemed impOssi.
BILE for him TO come up to expected
standard; but he not only did so, but
absolutely ast0nnded those who had
been most skeptical. The trombone
has always been considered an in.
s.rument unified for solo playing by
reason Of its harshness Of tone, loud
ness, etc, but in the hands Of Mr.
Innes this Is all changed. He brings
such q remarkable amount OF "vir-
tuosity" to his task as to produce all
the wonders Of the cornet in the
hands OF the greatest OF masters,
combined with q beauty and shade
Of tone that completely leaves the
better known instruments Ia the
shade. His trills, runs, and stac-
catos are simply wonderful His
first solo, "The Favorite," by Hart
man, was received with thunders oi
deserved applause in response to
which he rendered I'm this Deep
Cellar" In the second part Mr..
lines gave MY Queen" waltz, SO
charmingly that he was again re-
callesl by his delighted hearers,
when he gave Q variation, in what
was simply an astounding manner.
There occurred omsthing that has
nevcr occurred before in the opera
house, viz: tile determined recall
for the third time. Of an artist. Mr.,
Innes gracionsly responded to this
unprecedented honor by rendering
way down upon the Sawanee
River" in such u thrilling, soul
stirring manner rs to bring tears to
the eyes OF many OF his hearers.
The applause was deafening at the
conclusion OF this favorite song, but
not more SO than tho performance
Of the artist deserved. He had as
tounded all by his wonderful per-
fOrmNnce
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Rheumatism

" n NJ rstalfttt.a fr11 til4t Hpc5fs ..av
salsrilja lis rrasefl s.. 'ifisa.aai4e iefseGy
III 9.iany severe eases 81 fi:.s:r..is N. e. 81,
.ag remarkable cures BY IT. ross Fii.i ..ctsos
IN correcting the acidity u tie blood. Which
is.the cause Of tho disease, and purifying
and enriching the. vital fIuid.
II IL certainly fair to assume that what
Hoods sarsatariila has done for others IL
will do for yOu. Therefore, II you suffer
the pains and aches Of rheumatism, give
this potent remedy fair trial
"A Positive Cure.
IT was troubled very much with rheuma-
tism in my hips, ankles. and wrists. I
could hardly walk, and was c0n1ned 70 my
bed good deal 81 the time. Being rec.
commended 70 try Hoods 6arsapaSilla, I
look -four bottles and Am perfectly well.
cEeeEfuily recommend Hoods 6assaparflla
~ ono Of the hest blood purifiers in the
world ". r. wooD. Bloomington, III.
For Twesty Years
II,aye been af1icted with Sheumafi,m. Before
1853 I found no relief, but grew worse. ltlen
began taking Hoods SarsapasfIla, anA II I'D
me more good than all tho other medicine
ever had" b. +. BAIcon, Shirley. Mass.
~ suffered from what the doctors called
muscular rheumatism. Il took Hoods. sar.
saparflla and an entirely cured. NV. A.
PRoUpYooT, letter carrier, Chicago, III.
We shall b. glad to send, free Of charge
to all who may desire, book containing many
additional statements d cures ~.
Hoods 9assapafilla
Sold By III druggists. o.; nix for - Made
ollyby G. !. HOOD 4 Co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
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From the Devil; t;oaaY 9a-e.
Wednesday, .Ap.is -. 1883.


Those who were Mt III the Opcs..
House last night missed Il rare treat
Mr.. Inncs not only delighted his
guidance. he asfoDisimL them
Beats Levy was a remark We
overheard, and SO It was. The band
who appeared without their uniform
did well etc, etc.
from the Daily CARTE. Davenport, OF Satur.
day March -, 1875.
A trombone solo. Hartman's "The
Favorite," Was the next number on
the programme by Mr.. lines. As
he advanced TO the procenium en-
thusiastic applause broke out that
did not snbside for several minutes.
His playing upon this difficult i'm
struD,ent demonstrated he IL an
artist In the fullest sense Of the term.
It was wonderful performance and
Mr.. Innes has gained reputation and
distinction by his peculiar talent in
playing this instaument. He was
encOrcd and acknowledged the
compliment with d second selection.
From the Bureau Co. Republican, Princeton
ILL.,, April = 1855,
The trombone solos by Mr.. lines
were revolution. Never have we
heard such tones or execution from
q concert even, not to speak OF q
trombone. He kindly responded
again and again to raptures encores.
From the Daily Transcript, Peoria. IN,
April s, 1885,
The hit Of the evening was made
by Mr.. Innes, whose playing upon
the trombone, with lease and bril-
liancy the most dfilcult trills, runs,
ETC., can oulY be accomplished by q
few on. the cornet, and It Is not diffi
cult to believe that his equal as q
player does not exist.
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Duck att fi.e. n
y IL. i'tffs ~ ptsnsa
H. r1ai- 4fe 44.s - aYf4s5s
i, h,ifias mns.s, 81 aasti.it4
The new er.sa.m 3. ggs into "at..i
and higgins Operations ..snui lit. .ig-,
VI the month
Farmers are busy .frding aEa
have nearly finished with TIL. cxc.p-
ton Of flax Of which large acreage
will be sown this season. The ground
is very wet for cultivation.
VIM. Deveranx Is rcfitting and re-
furnishing the Sanborn house for the
accommodation Of his guests. He also
intends keeping stock OF groceries.
n. n. DeNoyelles recently pur-
chased OF Geo. Borst d span OF grays
for his livery stable at Nashua.
L. b. Sisco was in town one day
last week shaking hands with the
boys and visiting friends. Lew will
always find welcome here.
A. A. Carter our Dewlyelected J.P.
tried his first case the other day and
as 1t was not very hard case he sue
ceeding admirably well-It,was an
egg-case.
Miss Kate Tierney has been en-
gagged TO teach the Howard school
this summer. As this is reform
administration" good school may
be expected.
The PLAIN DEALERS slate last week
Of "expectant candidates" for the
coming campaign is a good one and
some Of 'em will doubtless "gctthere
Eli"
A. this season Of the year certain
"flrebugs" seem to take a fiendish
delight In setting prairie fires and
thereby causing the ruin OF many a
valuable field Of timothy and clover
thus causing loss and annoyance
to the farmers and owners. Now
there Is law to prohibit such "pure
cussedness" as this which should be
rigidly enforced and the offenders
brought to justice and be made to
pay full penalty OF their crime, which
will serve az warning to others, not
to Ego and do like wise."
Yours for reform MAX
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aud sewcd garments for tho de-ti-
tute. Those ) heroes nscerated
their swords to patriotism and
fought for their country. Those
were The friends OF orphan asyImms,
and took the mothorless 70 the
bosom Of divine charity. Those
were the angels OF northern and
southern battlefields. Those were
eyes. to the blind, and ears to the
deaf, and bread to the hungry, and
heaven to the lost they werc!'
cry thousands Of the rescued. @They
werc!" reply all the ransomed earth.
They were!r shout the congratula-
ting heaven. ~They wcre!" says
the Christ whom for many years
served.
Then the angel Of judgment will
turn toward those who gave their
life to pleasure, aud say:
~wHAr DID YoU DOT"
well, l enjoyed myself" says one.
: Well" Gays another, 4 was very
fond Of the drama, and spent my
leisure time In looking ut Il, Well,
says another, II could best anyone
III the city In playing lawn tennis. >
well" says another, I was the
champion ball-player.' well,
says another, Il could skate four
hours without stopping, and in
,brilliaDcy Of gyration won the loud
eat applause. Is that all?" says the
Judgment, angel. THAT was all. !"
responds the keeper Of the records.
That WAS ALL" cry the wounded
who have been healed and the lost
who have been found, and the sinful
who have been rescued. THAT was
all, echo the caverns Of this world
as they get hot in the last confia-
grafton. THAT was ,all," reverber.
ate the hills Of heaven. THAT was
all" says the Judge of-the quick and
the dead, as he seals their desttnies.
May Almighty God forbid that any
Of us should make the disastrous
mistake Of substituting merriment
for duty! May we all vt last be
found among those who used the
world without abusing 1t!
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STATE OF IOWA,
HOWARD COUNTY.
In the District court Of Howard county, state o
BY virtue OF special execution issued from
the ONCE Of the clerk Of the District court d
Howard county, state OF Iowa, In favor OF w. H
Stennett and against Danial r. tS1ddAll Emily
Siddai his wife and g. A.. Burgess G. H. Bur.
CESS dated Aprl 10th 1855 and 70 me directed
commanding me that OF the goods, chattels
stock Or interest. n any company. debts due
and tcnements (Which are not exempt By Law
from executl0n) OF the said Daniel Siddau ]
make or cause TO be made the cum Of two thou
sand two hundred twenty six 4 oO-lO0 (o2996 90
1927 dollars and ninety six (>o6O0l dollars att0r.
ney fees, with interest and costs, have levied
upon the following described real estate, lying
and being situated In the County OF Howard and
state OF Iowa, namely:
The south west quarter OF section no. fifteen
(l5l town no. ninety seven t07) range no. thirteen
(lS) IN Howard County lows
And hereby give public notice that shall
oner for sale at public Outcry. 1t the court
house door In Cresco, county Of Howard and
state OF Iowa, on
Saturday, May asst, 1856,
between the hours OF O'Clock 4 N. land O'Clock
p. III, OF said day-sale TO commence At the
hour Of 3 O'Clock p. m. OF said day; and will
sell TO the highest and best bidder therefor In
cash the above described property. or SufI1c1ent
thereof to satisfy the above debt with interest
and cost
Dated this 9th day Of April, 1855.
II. A. AXTELL,
19t2 sheriff OF Howard Co. Iowa.
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The Care Of Children.

BosroN, MAss.-A leading medical
jouroal thinks 1t Is about time moth
ers should know how seriously the
health Of children Is imperilled by
the use OF preparations containing
morphia and opium, and given for
the cure Of colds and coughs. The
chemist or the Brooklyn Board Of
Health, Otto Grothe, PHI D., o grad
.uate Of the University OF Kiel,
Germany, certi6es officially that
recently q harmless and yet effective
article for such complaints ha; come
to his notice. He refers to the new
II discovered Red Star Cough Cure,
which he found purely vegetable.
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Close confine nent Is at all times
undesirable. but most especially is
Il so Ia D room that has been freshly
painted amid the fumes OF the lead
and oil and other unhealthy odors
that proceed frem the painters brush
aud pot. Patrick G. Aa!opey, q
Washington. D. G.. writes, that he
contracted painters colo and was
cured by Mishler's Herb BItters. For
cramps, collie, indigestion or COM
plants OF the bowels. liver and kid.
neys, it Is infulliblc.
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COnterfeiting a Valuable Article.

The publisher OF the Madison
County Record writes from Hunts.
vile, Ark, as tothe effect of Browns
Iron Bitters on his wife. Mr..
DaHgherty says, MY wife has been
using the Bitters for some months;
the effect In her case is Remark
able" BE also writes that owing t.
couhterfeits and limitations, It, va
difficult to get the genuine article
That difficulty has now been rem.
edicd; imitators have been exposed
and put to flight. There, as else
where Browns Iron Bitters can be
had Of oil the respectable druggists
at d dollar q bottle.
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Riceville Items.
lrrom Our Regular Correspondent,

Green is blooming.
Did you hear 1t thunder in 1885,
Yes.no.
Miss Annie Iulick has secured q
school near Mr.. Simmons In james.
town this summer.
The Riceville school runs in good
shape and Its enrolment Of scholars
indicates q large class.
j. G. Herring . faithful clerk o.
Plat & O'Malley's at Cresco, is here
visiting his relatives q friends. he
is ever welcome.
He goes to Milwaukee soon.
Mr.. Simmons lost q mare and colt
last week.
Miss Williams, young printer oil
the independent, has been here two
weeks, visiting acquaintance.
There Is talk about nominations
for County officers at the coming
convention. The discussion is now
before you, and you will have to
have . thinking cap.
John Dreamer is doug the job Of
Mr.. Eastmans, new barn. A number
Of small sheds or houses attached to
old ones have been reported. Mr.. J.
w. Adams has two story-house re.
paired mostly It seems there will
not be very good prospects for car
penters this summer.
A telephone line was first built al
Riceville by DR.. Cutler last winter.
The line In operation Is about loo
rods from his house to the Drug
Store. From this origin. there is a
number Of telephone lines from One
house to an other.
Mr.. Stark Of New York, Mrs
Wilkes brother, was here on visit
and has gone back east. He likes
Iowa. He weighs 257} lbs. Gossip
says he Is too heavy for Iowa but In
stead Of that, he talks OF buying some
land for his boys.
Within q short defiance OF Chester
Ives saw q drunkard coming toward
him. He spoke to Ives and the latter
made Sign to him, sayingsI canno,
hear" But he still spoke. Ives then
thought Of looking ut hia lips e
see II lie could understand him and
at last. he discovered his uttersnce,
rs: where are you going" ASIA
was replied.
AL. Morey was arrested last week
Ia MINI. tor passing counterfeit
money. Whsa he was taken, 1t was
discovered that he had lots Qf new
money on his person. He is now In
Jail 1T st. Paul. He had beeu arrest.
ed once or twice for the same reason
Beware OF iAh counterfeit. In
which We have no faith. II YOU ct
tend o single fruit tree With honest
work. II will neiihcr deceive yon nor
produc. C0ant"rsalt fruit, and al
course you will have faith In its
fruit to fatten.
Owing to Rev. Browns absence. 9.
D. Cutting. one Of the best Of christ
ians preached IN excellent sermon at
the Congregational church last Sun
day. IVES,
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That Dirty Dandru4.

Dandruff is dirty aud 'disagreeable
In every way. II soils the clothing
and is accompanied by 3 hardly less
annoying sensation OF itching. The
scalp is diseased. here Is nothing
in this world 50 thoroughly adapted
to this trouble as Parker's Hair Bal
sam. It cleaness and heals the scalp,
stops si.e FILLING hair and restores
It's original softncs.. gloss and color.
Is not oily. highly perfumed. M Gle.
gnnt dressing. Very economical, os
anlYn small occasional application
keeps the hair in pertlct condition. p
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st. Paul Daily Globe.

An Independent Democratic
Family Newspaper, Enterprising,
Bright, Clean: Accurate and Impair
tial In the Presentation Of its News;
Pithy and Pungent In the Discussion
Of Public Questions. While Dem
ocratic In Principle, It will treat Men
Of I'll Parties with Equal Courtesy
and Cahdor.
The GLOBE will aim to be reflex
Of the Best Sentiment OF the Great
Northwest. It will Champion its
Interest and Stimulate its Progress.
It will be alive to everv Interest Of
this Grand Section, and Vigilant In
Collecting and Publishing all the
Important News In the most Attrac-
tive Form.
twill stand for Honest Govern
ment. Revised Tariff, Reduced
Taxation, Repealed Treasury Sur
plus, the Opening Of Anne rican Mar
kets to the Nations OF the World,
Dethronement OF Monopoly. Pro-
tected Labor and nm Honest Ballot
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Cream and Cold Weather.

What n luxury is bath in summer.
Surely, but 4 greaert luxury is a clear
head IN wiRter; just when almost
every body IL sneezing and snuffing
with 4 cold IN their head. But
when you are attacked use Ely's
Cream BSlI. It cures colds In the
head, and what is better. It cures
the worst case OF chronic catarrh
and hay fever. Quick relief Rad
;nal cure. Soc. soto
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The mind depends for It's health
very largiy on bodily conditions.
The gloomy fears, the responding
views, the waariLe-s IT soul tina.
many complain of. would o:r"n dis
appear were the blood ma;!s i,ara
and healthy hrfnrt s.ariiin- ~.
delicate Vessels oi the niain. Ayers
HntSnparilla puriies and vi,aiizes
fher blood: and t;,us condnces TO
health Of body and sanity OF mind.
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LAHE,-Feb, II IS, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Lake OF Lime springs u. son.
THOMAe.-Apr. q S. To Mr.. aad Mrs Crit G.
Thnnl4s lime springs u. son.
ROpER.-Idata not given To Mr. and Mrs. Yer
ONE Eolor Chester toward. Co y. dause-
tGr.
(UUPER.-Arr u, lE&, % Mr.. and MrsL Dr.. W.
Ii. ". Cooper crcSeo, Iowa. ! daughter.
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Your systsni is now more suscept,
able to the benefits OF d reliible
medicine than atany other season.
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Valuable Book -Pree.

Any lady DESTROYS Of obtaining :.
fine cook book free. can do SO by
sepdisg their address to G. r. Croft,
MllDnfac,urxr at tho Snow Flake
Baking Rowder, st. baul MINI.
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At the residence Of the BRIDES parents on
Pleasant Ridge. clayton Co. iowa. sunday
the lSth inst, by Isaac Matthews. j. r, Mr..
Ava ]. Jennings, " North McGregor. aid
Miss Cora L. Walker, daughter OF James NJ.
India
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HASTINGS. Lime springs Ia. Mch. 6 1885, OF
ovarian tuMOr Mrs. Elizabeth Hastings aged
"a yrs. ., mo. aud 20 days.
DARNlIAkT,--In Lime Springs In. IAN. ~. Is.
OF tntiamed stomach ahd d0odenum. aged -
yrs. enln and u days.
ROBERTS, In Forest City TIP. Howard Co. Ia.
Ap.. Z. 81 ~ neusastilcnia, aged . yrf S0U.
and . Gays
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Beware Of limitations, pretended
cures and specifics. and spurious pre-
parations. Take only Hunts kid
ney aud LIVER Remedy.
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'Rollh on Collhs,,"

The Wonderful Success In Consumption.
Bronchitis, Asthma, Splitting OF blood, Sore or
Tight Chest, weak Lungs, H0arSeness, Sore
lions, chronic Hacking, Irritating and Trouble
some coughs.
TRocHes, l6c. LIQUID. 26c.
Though prompt and efficient. 1t Is mild and
harmless. Safe and reliable for children. Where
ever known II ID the Mothers Favor1te Cough
Medicine for the infant, the children and adults.
II 10 surprisingly effective.
&. 8. WELLS. jersey City. N. '. sofa
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Attention is called to the adyer-
tisement OF the Chicago Weekly
Herald, which is admitted to be one
Of the largest and best newspaper.
ever Issued for one Dollar per year.
Walk In and inspect the mammoth
stock OF clothing, no trouble to show
goods and prices sure to please
every purchaser at the
Golden Eagle.
Hunts kidney and LIVER Remedy
has been used over thirty years, anu
saved thousands from lingering dis
ease aud death.
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Acknowledged a Good i. rticle

sA1N~WWSVU4NU - UVUW = TWIN
By Thousands who use Pearls
White Glycerin- for the skin. 1t pro-
duces delightful effect and is
hrulthfnl. Druggists sell L.
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e.u. .Ta.L

-. = 4 Jta s u
Aess - fr
sst4e .. tt 1000 .:.No -
INT .r'rsa. .,s.tan..e wfi.H mare
j. known 80 i,e III fsaI. naree dispo--
ri ca will.b.eir.Hed 10 .iav. been in
fGal. JoskfH Glass.
New Oregon April II. 1886.
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Saturday, May asst, 1886,
PARKeR'S
HAIR BALSAM

The best, cieane.t and most economies hair
dressing. Never falls to restore the youthful
color TO gray hair. This elegant dressing u
preferred by those who have used II, to any
similar article on account OF It's superior clean
lineSs and purity. It contains materials only
that are beneficial 70 the scalS and hair,
par.kers Hair Balsam Is finely lperfumeQ and
Is warranted 10 prevent falling OF the hair and
to remove dandTu1f and itching.
HISCOX & CO.,
les Williaa Street, New Yerk.
Soc and 81 sizes, at al dealers In medicines.
Great saving Ia buying dollar size. 1904