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Havo you ever ln-anl)
Or tlic creature absurd,
Tbo ridiculous bird, the fiainlriso
With neck Ioiir anl slim.
And 1crs lean ami trim.
And the runniest sort or a Hiiro?
' iVJicn nolilns lie goe..
Ho thrusts In his nose
This licinerous bird, the flainlns".
.Vllhout bait or hook.
Ills lonjr neck a-crook.
Aloft In the alrsec bis wing so:
A plans'! and ji dive!
AndaJlfcbaJI alive.
This woiHlerfii! bird, tlio flamingo.
Hrlng- out to the lend,
And gobbles off-hand.
In a tvrlnklc lie make? the w hole thing go.
Then liU mate, the old woman.
As though ahr were human.
And not an old groveling ilanilngo,
I'orlarkof her share.
Sets ui a great Hare.
And makes everything In din go.
Idit a fccreecb, loud and shrill,
Comes out or the bill
fir the masculine bird, the flamingo;
111 ejellds both close.
And he Stands on the toei
or one leg-he's asleep, by Jingo!
Ilone.sdale Herald.
umioiious.
Why may a tipsy man fall into the
river with impunity V liecaue he won't
Irown :ls lout,'. is his head swims.
Laughing iny make a man jjrow fat,
hut you've got to mix it mightily with
bread and meat and a quiet conscience
if you get it to stick.
J Tow melancholy the moon must feel
when il has enjoyed the fullness of
prosperity, and gets reduced to its last
quarter.
When a man awakens from a chloro
form trance in a dentist's chair, can he
he said to he in a trancc-end-dental state
of mind V
A young Lothario, much given to
moonlight strolls, expresses the opinion
that "to llirt" may he parsed as a "line
night verb."
Isn't this atrille paradoxical? Eleven
young ladies have just been made
Bachelors of Arts at Klmira. Xow,
let them turn about and go for the 'ails
of bachelors, as well.
An economical Western editor re
fuses to go to the musical part of the
Centennial Exhibiton because he has a
Thomas concert in his back yard every
uighl.
Spilkins says that all the perils and
horrors of a maelstrom aren't a cir
cumstance to the horror of hearing a
fe-male-storm on the piano, next door,
from morning lill night.
'J5e them antiquities old?" asked a
sharp-nosed dame when looking at the
papyrus and other ancient things in the
Egyptian department of the Centennial
Exhibition.
An Irish guide told Dr. James John
son, who wished for a reason why Eceo
was always in the feminine gender, that
"maybe it was because she always had
the last word."'
A boy, when asked by his schoolmas
ter to give an instance of inverse ratio,
replied, "in proportion as the sun goes
up this morning, so does your collar go
down"
"It is strange," muttered a young man
as he staggered home from a supper
party, "how evil communications cor
rupt good manners. I have been sur
rounded by tumblers all evening, and
now I am a tumbler myself."
A Jersey City wife being invited to
elope by a young gallant, replied, after
a moments reflection, "Well. J don't
are if I do, as I suppose you would
think me very selfish if I refused just
on my jiusnands account.
"Isn't that a beautiful piece of music?"
said one of Airs. ('logger's fenialo board
ers, as she turned from the piano. "J
like it very much," replied Jones; "par
ticularly those long rests that occur all
through it."
Xo reputation is safe in these days.
Professor Huxley demonstrates that the
horse is an evolved form of the
orohippus. This scandal would never
have come out if the horse hadn't been
running for something.
Two ladies contended for precedence
at the court of Charles V. They ap
pealed to the monarch, who, like Solo
mon, awarded "Let the elder go first."
Such a dispute was never known after
ward. "It was simply an informal affair,"
wrote the editor, of a little strawberry
party at a neighbor's house. "It was
simply an infernal affair," read the
compositor, and that editor will never
get anymore invitations from that quar
ter. A captain caught an Irish boy, in the
middle watch, frying some pork and
eggs he had stolen from the ship's stores,
to whom the captain called out: "You
lubber, you! I'll have none of that!"
"Faith, captain, I've none for ye," re
plied the lad.
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FOURTH
OLD STATE HOI' RE
This celebrated
building was
commenced in
1720 ami comple
ted in 1734. The
amplitude of
such an edi tic, in
so early a day,
and the expen
sive interior dec
orations, at a cost
of five thousand
six hundred
jKjnnds, are cred
itable evidences
of the liberality
and public spirit
of the times.
The place is
consecrated by
numerous facts
in our colonial
and revolutiona
fr""-wjBrT7. - -v""
ry jnstorv.wnose
1770.
BBhbc-Si t !9'Sh k Ik Bk Jb h
P nay jw fcMBBtawMtfMJBfcJLB
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contemplation
the whole, the Declaration was passed amVsigned, and from the yard proclaimed
to the world.
This hall now contains a rare and valuable collection of National Portraits pro
cured under manv disadvantages. They have been gathered from various locali
ties throughout the Republic, at considerable cost, and are here brought together
as at the common centre of the nation. The series exhibits almost the only au
thentic portraits extaht of their illustrious originals, in whom, not Americans
only, but all the good and true of the world should take an abiding interest.
Jn addition to the Portraits there are many other objects in the Hall which
cannot fail to attract attention; among which may be named jus prominent the
old Hell of Independence: a portion of a I'ew in Christ Church used by General
Washington. General Lafayette, and Jienjamin Franklin; the Chair in which
John Hancock sat as president of Congress, two Chairs of members of the same,
and the small mahogany Table on which the Declaration of Independence was
signed; a portion of the stone Step from which Independence was proclaimed;
and Hush's Statue of Washington. Jn the centre of the Hall, suspended from
the ceiling, is the ancient Chandelier which was used by Congress during its de
liberations, and more particularly on the night prior to the passage of the Decla
ration. There is also a Chair, made in 1s-j.s by order of the commissioners of the late
District of Kensington, which forms 'in itself quite a museum of curiosities.
Among the materials used in its construction will be found a potion of a ma
hogany beam from a house built in M!i(i, near the present city or Sant Domingo,
for the use of Christopher Columbus, being the first house built in America by
European hands. This chair also contains fragments of the Treaty Elm Tree";
of J Vim's Cottage in Lctitia Court; of the United States Frigate Constitution;
of the Ship-of-the-line Pennsylvania; and of one of a group of Walnut Trees
which formerly stood in front of the State House which was then out of town!
Some portions of cane-seating from a chair once the property of AVilliam Penn,
and a lock oi the hair oi the late duel Justice .Marshall, are also inserted in this
curious piece of furniture.
TJIU OLD BELL uflxDEl'ENDEXCE.
This Pell was imported from England in 1752, for the State House; but
having met with some accident in the trial ringing after it was landed, it lost the
tone received in the father-land, and had to be conformed to ours by a re-c;isting.
This was done under the direction of Jsaac Xorris, Esq., then Speaker of tho
Colonial Assembly; and to him we are probably indebted for tho remarkable
motto so indicative of its future use: "Pkoclaim liheiity thkougiiout all
TIIK LAND 1'XTO ALL TIIK INHABITANTS TnEI.EOF." Lev. XXV. 10.
That it was adopted from Scripture, may to many be still more impressive, as
being also the voice of God of that great Arbiter by whose signal providence we
afterwards attained to that 'Liberty' and self-government which bids fair to
emancipate our whole continent, and in time to influence- and meliorate the
condition of the subjects of arbitrary government throughout the civilized world
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or the uovcaNEn.-f:iAT tniesEi'EK any Vubm or GuCksuEST orxouu
PR0CU1M LIBERTY THROUGHOUT ALL THE LAND TO ALL
DEriTarcnvr or Tiicac csw, it is the riust or tqe people to ALTtaoa
to abolish It, and to luttltul a new JJoirrnaifnt, Ujlnc IU fbunditloa oa
wh prmi4a. uSrMlBlM0lU-MtaaiH bra,uUlUaibi!lftmi wnn Ukslt UaWt tkr
faArTY AHI UAPHNlL-rf -PttL'DENCE. 1NDEI. HILL DICTATE TBAT OUTEKK
menU Ions rtahIUhHl, thould not bit rhaatfd for lUfat and traatlral
CAL'SEfli AtOJ. ACOaDIVOLT. ALL EII'EttlENCC HATll ftHOVTV TUT VAN'KIND aTiI
BY ORDER OF THE ASSEMBLY OF THE PROVINCE OFPENNS
UOBB DHWEBTO SITrER. WHILE EVILS ABE SCfriBABLt. THAN TO RIOHT THCJI
fltiM by !olUhlns (be r.irmi to nblch tbrj are aenutiunnl. Hut, whi-n
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t t A &w ga.ti, tx lba.r f.tr, Mrmtit,. Sack ih U tk. tjt afff T tkBa feai
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wnkia. Ha kaa aajaaiatl ta ir..at Ika Lap.Utiaa af Ik, fl.laa. far tkal airg.. a'Uatia( tka laa fit
taa.taa.aaira.ala. aJ aata.t tmr aak ataa.-ll. kaa krt aatax at. ia t, af (-.,.lal.j a.m,ai.a-(k..l
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iJil 11 -L stLNTIyNUi.lSTHENiIE.AM. :? THE
Signers of the Deelaration ot ludependeiiee.
agi: PATH
iM7Iti.oriti:ATii.
SAME AX1I KJUTHVLACC
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. 41
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.loliti Morton. Delaware
Mutton (.winner. Eiislaml ....
1'ltillji I.lviiiBston. .. V
Jolin Hart. INuw.lLTM'y
.Iofj)li Ht'wes. XeiValirrsev...
Tluimas I.vncli. S. r ."..
KIcliard Stockton. N. J
Cesar I.oiliiey. Delaware
Stciilion Hopkins. It. 1
William Whipple. Mass
Tliomas Stone. Marvlaml
Arthur Alidilleton. S C
..April. 1777
..May '.'7.1777
...riieU 1773
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..(Tseof 1779
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lteiijainlu Kranklln, Mass
Lyman Hall, s. c
William Hooper. Mas
Francis Hopkinson. l'enn
lioircr Sherman. Mass
.lolin Hancock. Mass
IMcharil Henrv Loe. Va
Abraham Clark. X. .
.lohn Witherspoon. Scotlaml..
Joslah Harriett, Mass
Samuel Huntington, Conn....
Oliver Wolcott, Conn
Francis L. i.eo. Virclnla.
.May 9. i;m
.lHlVJtiL17!il
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41
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.a urn. 174,
.Xov.l-1.I79t
.May 19. I7fi5
..Jan. 5. 179j
-Dee. 1. 17!W
Ajirll. 1707
.Oct. 10. 179S
. Aug. -."i 179 j
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40 .
Carter Itraxton. YirRinta
James Wilson Scotland 33
ueorge Clinton. Henry isner and J?ohert II. Livingston, all of Xew Tork,
were present on the 4th of July, and voted for Independence; hut were not pres
ent when the declaration was engrossed for signature, and thus never signed
it, uiuugii jir. jivingsion was one ot me
strument.
Ctfimty Fairs iu Iowa.
Adair....
September 27. 25,
IN, so.
Audubon
UlackHawk
Buchanan
trllir.,,,,,.,,,
Cherokee
Chickasaw
Clarke
Clayton
pavis
Decatur
pelaware.
Dcs Moines
Dubuque
imiset
uctober a, 4. 5.
Septemlter 27. 2, 29.
iicioner ;. 4. 5.
September 5. 6. 7.
September 12. 13. U.
September 6. 7. 8.
September 27, 2 2S.
September 27. 2", 29.
September 27. 2S, 24,(XatIonal.)
October 4. 5. 6.
Ostober 4. 5. 6.
September 26. 27, 2S,
....September 1, 20. 21,
September 4. 5. , 7,
i.
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epiemter 12, in.
September 2s. 29. .".
September 13. 14, 1
September 13. U, 15.
ioyd
Greene
Grundy
Harrison
uctooer 4. -A 6.
Septembers. H. 7, s.
September 2n. 27. 2".
Howard
Jackson
Johnson
eptemier 2 i', :.
September 26. 27. 2S.
2P.
29.
Jones ,
Keokuk
Kossuth
Louisa
Lucas
Lyon
Madison
Mahaska
August 29, 3, 31, September
September s 27, 2c, 2.
September 2s, 29.
September 26, 27. 2 29.
September 19, 20, 21.
October 4. 5. 6.
August 29. 30, 31. September I.
August 29, 30. 31. September 1.
September 26. 27. 2S.
September 6, 7, i.
September 5. 6. 7, 8.
September 28. 2", 30.
Marion
Marshall
Mill
Mitchell
Monroe
Muscatine
...epiemoer 12, l 11.
...September 26. 27. 2s. 29.
Xorthern Iowa
ept, m. 20. 21. 22, I'ostville.
.aKe ,
Plymouth
" ,
Poweshiek
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Story.
Union
Union District
...October 3. 4. 6.
...September 20, 21. 22.J
...September 5, 6. 7. s.
...September 21. !, 23.
...September 2S, 2a. 30.
...September 4. 5. 6. 7. $.
...September 27. 2S, 29.
...October 4, 5, 6.
of
CftnlAntluif 1Q OA 1 --l
west Liberty.
ti Airi-vi'-"-'"-""- -l -
vulval Ul UlUar 2tL
Mechanlcsville... September W, 20, 21. 22.
van Buren September 19, 20, 21, 22. -
Wapello.... September 19. 20, 21.
Winneshiek, September 19. 20, 21.
Si1i,ury September 19. 20, 21, 22, 23.
ortn No organization.
The Italian army, according to the
ministerial organ, has an effective force
of 050,000 men. 1
1870.
IX' PHILADELPHIA.
fills the mind
with numerous
associations :ind
local impres
sions. Within
its walls were
witnessed many
memorable do
ings of our spir
ited forefathers ;
above all, it w;is
made renowned
in 1770, as ios
sessing beneath
its dome the
Hall of Inde
pendence, in
which the repre
sentatives of a
nation resolved
to be free and
independent.
Within this sa
cred Hall, in
committeeof
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OoorRO Iteail. Marylanil 42
William Para. Marvlanil 36
Aut'll, 17IH . 61
. 1799 .
i.nwara i.ntleuei'. S. C.
.Matthew Thornton. Irelaml.
Francis Lewis. Wales
Samuel Attains, Mass
CeorKC Walton. VirKinla....
26 ...lan."2. 1HX)
Gl ..Jn'e'i4. I.mci
2 ..Dec. 13, l!S3
54 ..Oct. -2. 1-UJ
36 ..Feb. 2. IhiW
42 ..Mav 8. IS
itouert 3lorrH. PitiKiantl
(eorKO Wvthe, Virginia...
Thomas lleywartl. S. C
50 ...luueS. 1SW . 80
30 ..March. 1SN . ta
Miiuiei cnasc. .Maryland 35 ...J'ne 17. 111 .
William Williams. Conn 45 ..Auk. 2.1U . SO
(tcorfre Clymer. l'eun 3G ...Ian. 23. IMS . 73
l.t'njamin Kusli. Penn 30 ..Apr. 19.113 . 7
HoliertT. Paine, Mass 4S ..Mayll.lMt . SI
hlbrlilpe (Jerrj-. Mass 31 ..Xov.2t.lsu . 6
Thomas McKean. Penn 42 ...rnc24, 1317 . 9
William KItery. R. I fts ..Feb. 15. IS20 . y
William Floyd. Xew York .... 42 ..Auk. 1. I!1 . HI
Tlionia Jefferson. Virginia... 34 ..July 4.1326 . S3
John Adams. Mass 40 ..July -I, 1-26 . o
Charles Carroll. Maryland.... 3-S ..Xov.. 1hi5 . H5
itenjamiu Harrison. Va 36 ..April. 1791 . 5t
Thomas Xelson. Jr.. A'a 38 ..Jan. 4. 17S9 . 51
James Smith. .Ireland 57 ..July 11. WK . h7
rteorpe Taylor. Penn 60 ..Feb. 23, 17M . 65
(leorse ltoss. Penn 46 ..July. 1779 . 49
Lewis Morris Xow York 50 Jan. 27, 17W . 72
committee ot livo that reported the in-
Gail Hamilton's Wit.
Gail Hamilton is one of the brightest,
spiciest, and most delighttully entertain
ing little ladies in all "Washington. Her
figure is short and rather dumpy, and
well enveloped in rich, tastily chosen
lashionahle clothing. She has a jaunty
way of wearing her pretty hat, which
givesherasaucy air. Her face is not
handsome by any means, ner grey
eyes are deep, with shaggy overhanging
brows; but her soft brown hair is ever
becomingly arranged, and she has a
large mouth full of the whitest teeth.
1IM i .
iieu in conversation every muscle
and nerve of her face play in harmony,
as the ke-s of a piano, and express tlie
soul music witliin. She is very sociable,
and her conversation entertaining, with
reach wit and repartee at her command.
At one of the Cabinet receptions last
winter, a most distinguished gentleman
who had been thrice a widower, said to
Gail Hamilton as the Hon. George Q.
Cannon, Mormon delegate in Congress,
came in: Ir. Cannon has three
wives." "Yes," replied GaU, "but the
only difference between you and George
Q. Cannon is that he drives his
wives three abreast, while you drive
yours tandem F Washington Cor. To
ledo Blade.
An onion field in Texas yields $1,000
per acre. ,
Br. STrArrKK-A reirnur R-nv3c.vte of UrlUifc
nd American Institute. Twr nty jers pre
tlctns pbytlcUn. Tct all dleM; of . Kld
neyi. LItt. Latin. Heart. Tfcrwat. H1 and
Xerrout Ttni. Krror of Youth and Abuci of
Manhood arctfcltr trratM and een aflet
others hare failed, jioo forfeit for any ca f
Seminal Wcatne or prirat dl-a of aav klna
or character he uorirrtakr and fail to cure. La
rii will find proper treatment for dl-ae pe
culiar to their .ex. AlllettrrsconUlulag itaapi
for reply promptly an.wjrrrd.
CoCLTATitx ritEC xrnd for eircolar. Ad
dre Lock Itoi 2, or call at office. J17 Perry trtet
DaTeniort, Iowa.
Th Modern Tantalus
1 altogether the opjtoilte of his great name.ake.
The latter a a nuuhhiumt from the irtxt f.jr an
Infraction of their ruminant!. i eondcmnrtl to
i-rritual thirst, and ImmoTbly Sirl In wat-T to
his chin. What mu.U hate tx-n hl fef llnr to ee
that fluid, which more thaxalt thr world ix'ldo.
he wanted, within hl reach, and he iwerte t
drink It! What a reSnemnt of rru-ltr mut be
uch a pnnl'hment. How dlnVrrnl our frrllnit to
hit antityie, w o though fuSrrtbi; frjm ttVn-.
all the tlmr. harlu; mcntM tomret theeott uf alte
vlattug hi ailment, jel tlflllerately neglrrti
utlnc the'remeill- to hl recoTery The majority
of slckuets arie from the torpidity tf thcilver.
and canbr dissipated and prevented by thr ue of
that valuable elixir tonic the Home mjsiach
UlTTEll.
firUncle Sam's Condition Powder tone upth
system, stimulates the apatite, and prepare the
animal to assimilate food more fully than whan
not provided with it. It also checks diteate and
maintains a healthful condition when other rem
edies fall. Dont be deceived, but secure the gen
uine through any druggist, or from the Kmmert
Proprietary Co.. Chicago. 111.
Dobbins' Electric .Soap, (made by C'ra
gin & Co., I'hiladelphia.) contains nothing
but the purest material, and does the
work quickly, but without impairing
the finest fabric. Trv it without fail.
Dk. Schknck'3 pulmonic syrup, ska Wked
Tonic, and Manduakc Pills. These medi
cines have undoubtedly performed more cure of
Consumption than any other remedy known t the
Amcrlean public They ar compounded of vege
table Ingredient!, and contain nothing which can
be injurlou to tlio human constitution. Other
remedies advertised 'a cures for Consumption,
probably contain opium, which is a somewhat
dangerous drug In all cases, and If taken freely
by consumptive patients. It muit do great Injury;
for Its tendency Is to confine the morbid matter
In the system, which of course, must make a cure
Impossible. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup U war
ranted not to contain a particle of opium. It Is
composed of powerful but harmless herbs, which
act on the lung, liver, stomach, and blood, and
thus correct all morbid secretion, and expel all
the. diseased matter from tho body. These are the
only means by which Consumption enn be cured,
and as Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup. Sea Weed
Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are the only medicine
which operate lu this way. It Is obvious they are
the only genuine euro for Pulmonary Consump
tion. Each bottle of this Invaluable medlcluo Is
accompanied by full directions. Dr. Schenck la
professionally at his principal office, corner Sixth
and Arch streets, Philadelphia, every Monday,
where-all letters for advlco must bo addressed.
We can heartily recommend the Ne
vada Hotel, MS and 150 Wabash Ave
nue, Chicago, 111., as not only ono of the
cheapest, but also one of the best hotels
in Chicago. Mine host, Kendriek, has
proven that he can keep a hotel.
O. A- C.'s Colic. Cholera and Dlarrhu-a Keinmlv
will Kpeedlly euro Cinder:. Morbus. DyaenterS'
ami Dlarrlm-a. ono dose- will euro pain In the
stomach and bowels; two to three rinse will cure
the most severe attack of cramp colli or cholera
morbus. It Is a never falling remedy. It Is im:m
ant. .SAFKauri itKLi.viiLK. Children will cry 'for
It. Manufactured by Owen , Chamberlain,
Marlon. Iowa. Sold by all druggists and dealers.
Fuller A- Fuller, Chicago, wholesale agents.
Vegetlno Is perfectly
effect upon tho system.
harmless from any bad
52?"FIrst a "slight cold" then a cough-then
consumption then death. Take Ellerfs Extract
or Tar and Wild Cherry and save your llfo.
Ventral Yeast Cake.
Scientific investigation combined with lon
experience, has enabled th manufactnrcra of the
Central Dry Hop Yea, to offer to the public a
yeaat that stands unrivaled in every particalar.
The rapidity with winch it u superseding all
other yeast in the very bent ct-ldence that can be
obtaiaed 3f Its populirity. It is tin foil wrapped,
anil every pack i2uwarrcntci to 21 vc ftnilfnction.
Try It and you will unc no other.
St?"Kt'fii your harness In k'I comlltlon hy
u.sliiK Uncle Sain:, Harness Oil. Itltthohest matte.
For Reneral debility tho ffootl errect of the Ves
etlnearereallzeillinmeaiately after coinnicncing
o take It.
ltoth men uud beafta are liable to Accidcr.n, a
proiii)t remedy used at Ihe ribt tire- often
ave9 weeks enl months of p.m.
Dr. U:ccn'a
Cr'mean Liniment and I.tvir and
.cuo Pills
should al'ny ho Vept In tha honn
A Safo TiiMtlt titloti.
The St. .Insoph Klroanil Marine Iniiuanrt Cm
pany is vlKnnily initliiiic out Into all th.
rmintry roiiiul nhoiit. It hiiHlness relations with
Nebraska. Iowa ami Kansa. are rapidly Irirreas
inj:. ami ItstieauiiKsaie as liouorabln as its nasi
lsitilistaml.il.
A Bargain in Body Type Tho
Iowa Phintino Company wish us to say
that they haw six hundred pounds of
this style of Bourgeois type on hand,
which they will sell at a reasonable
price. It is in tolerably good condition,
well sorted up, plenty of apitals, small
capitals, italic and quads. Write to the
Iowa Printi7it; Company, Ben Moines, for
price. Terms, cash.
IntercMlins: to Musician.. A Whitney d.
Holmes Cabinet Organ will lie sold at a reasonable
price by the IOWA l'KINTING CO..
Him Mo i.n kb.
Dr. WMttier,
617 St Charles street, StTuuTaT Mo.
A rtfchr endrutt of two If lktf Conetp. hit ttn Irafer
carMM la tha pcUl imam of mil Veaer&i. Sexual
aadCarcnlo Diseases than sny other rtjiicUalabU
Loun, m city rPrs tlwir, msA all old mUnu laow.
8yphilis, Gonorrhoea, Gloet. Strtctur, Or
chilis. Hernia, or Rupture, all Urinary Disenaa
and Syphilitic or mercurial affections of the
throat, skin or bones, ar treatad vita &srraC(i4
aoevu, oa Uteit Kleatiao pricdplc. Safely, PtItikIt.
Spermatorrhoa, Sexual Debility and Impo
ency, astaemsltof Self-abcsela yoata. ieral ticut
la Batsrtrvnrt.er otter castes, n4 vllch protlsc tnot
or lie foUonisf; tSeeisz nerroenrts, acslaal cxiitlcci.
detllltr, dissseu of I jit, defecUra taiaory, pimple oa Uu
bee, pbrticaldacay, aTertlon to (odity of fra:ltj,cotif!aloa
of lint, loia or Mzcal power, eta., resderic xaarriaffo
lOTropeTornahappy.arepet-iiiaea'Jxcurtd. lap.Tet
Me) rtiiUaj w tie aboxe. Kzt la idled c&Ttlcp
tor two vms auspa. Cctuoluttoo at oSco or bjtoaA
Ireo. aa larttrd, a frteeffly ulk or hia eptalon eou aotiiafc
VTita it la lBEoaTcsien. to vliit tho city for tmtanx,
ealKlaetnabaieatbyeipreMorEaUrrerrwbeTa. Car
ableaef rsiratd,whTolotteili-JHlifraklTtUMd.
OQcetU3ni0A.i(.to7F.lC. BaaUjn, 12 M.tol f.M.
Pamphlet, te wry tddrees, for Two Stamps.
MANHOOD alg?SSar -11
WOMANHOOD CTt.I5o!,,
I 8eatsealed.au tkree.foraoCeata. - . .
Mashood aad Wemanhood is CkrtnSB, both
togetner, lliMstratod, 15 Cents.
MARRIAGE I
p&. i GUIDE.
Zlatelotband(Qtb(aiUac. 0ealodforeo&
Onr fthy voadcrttl poaplctaraa, tni to lire; arUc.cs ea
tt bUowtog aayj: wto may aoarrr, srao am. sr&r.
Propo-ac to .Barry; Thorry8rt.llirtood.weaaa.
hood. Ft jtkal ttatar. Tba effect! of e-JUaey aal eirtaa:
Vtoibovl&BaxTTiH9WUtsaAtptlaeaBjbtlaata4.
liaPtjalolocyaf Rt?ra4aeik. aadaay tacra. JSm
Barried or oostarasslailsc suiritta atocil real U.
ArtaraJlfe-leaBractic,Iaa.artfroatssaa aasreHai
teoral eooTkUcn.it cotit to ba rad by all adalt pertect.
ttea locked Taa, tut laid arcaslorloataaaltlavona;
cr re-rtavUsff. UewtalaataecreasiofEietUaallttar
ttnr&taoscati catbend ta aa erteaare rracUse. aad worti
to aay cca a witaiTt it a cazafol pacsaal. ta Caaea
ttaooata.
Fcpclar XdKIaa.aHBe U aiOTt,T3erfpPT eerer.Kapap
SSeentabytaail. Oeapett rwd-gsUa to tmarVi itt
atUtcr addraw, rrwtolTn annirrt,
.DR.WHITTIER. .
17 St. Charfot sfrett. St. Louis, Mo.
MARRIAGE GUIDE.
m
X Fhyalelofieal View enCarrlazs
abrthemarrieUand those contiap!atirfc
raarnir, on the inyiseries of rrprodsct-
loa aad tae aecrvt mcnaitiesoi yoou
DaT&oodaEdw0ma2itood. An illustrated
of a Private Nature in both kxcs, the .-iuses and dis
orders oi the Kxaal ijitem. and the means ot cure. 110 paea
wtJjeBrraTJBaaTit under seal torSJ eta.
XXDICAX, ADVICE on Sexual and Chroci Diarsvtet.
a SO pae work aeat muler seal for 10 eta. All three
hooka coctaxnlnr 4o pafes aent aecurely aealed
for 60 eta. Address Dr. Burrs' Dispensary, No. 12
N. 8th St Leara,Me- CEcabuxM ljtr.
IW ARRT A ItH, Xarriate OuW tewehe.
IT ' waS'i'aa the isauiaulve dwovU
MJWWkmR know oa Crortiiip. Mar-
lUatPJB SyrielggS.
AJSJj ol tieaemal t7tcin.?hi-
BOOK OFNATURE.ryfSelS:
.. 7 ;"tl"'-,peditBeBt to marTi
UtSMOMaMla1ewsrrkortkekiat ever pskUak-
t a reu!Un frost an tafrvrt!m of latrua
tlooal law rulrluf Hlffh Joiat C:oratatUn to
amnz. preliminaries aad a Hoard tf .rtttrlr
to decide on tae atsoa.it of Injury iuu n-X. tst
da&ijre rnaltlBat frora a breaking of nature
lawj. la wfcieh eery pervn I hit own eotnta.
loner and Arbitrator and ha a world to ts" &;, f.
In wh')t.efry rr-Tolotlon be I th nittdj .t
tereteil. Palpitation of the heart, asarrxl, tf
tKXondrla. dlarrhra. tnmtsrr rompialnt, cnlra
tnorbu. et. are only known In extent tjtha
fortunate wcor. and riearly indUat kuk
functlgsalderacsetcent of the animal rrvnenay
which mat t-c reraoird or amrlWrainl br uilt.
Proteur Cameron" HiaeVtrfrry Itrasdy prtparrd
bj the Home Hitter Co., M. L..au.
If yoar local dealer doe not lerp I a :
Sam' llarne Oil. la. lt tt.il be order It la 1.-
next lno!ee of good. H w W end t a pr SJa-
article to lt, l-eauc It 1 verr ppalar w hrrerr
known. .Manufactured tj the Kutmert Pr -i-ele
Ury CYi(.Mea(ro. IiL
Flald Uithtnlag ttntanily cure Ntura'ic a.
Nervou audlck Headache, UheumatUs: asd all
nervou pains. Druggist keep It.
i,is
(Or if p!aco in a Uaa, ctct)
16 MILES OF
SOLD .DtraiNG THE 73AB 1375.
EVERY STOVE It
mmmi wmsm
TTHKBEVER USED 0U SOLD
As Absolutely Without a Fault
Our New Sixes
tos. 37, 3S, 3, 47, 18 tU 19
1EE A KAETELOOS COSBUATiGI
Convenience,
Neatness
i Economy,
And all the eiseitial points that j;
to make np tho
is n
Ever offered to the pnblic.
MADE ONLY DY
EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING CO.
Kos. 613. 611. 616 Is 618 1?. Vail St.,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
SOX.23 33"Z
ALL LIVE STOVE DEALERS.
ORGANS!
We are plea'sctl to ho aMe to announce to Muilc
Dealers ami tin-Musical l'lildtr. tliat wo have inailc
arraiiReiuents for the exteualro alo of tho cele
brated JEWETT & GOODMAN ORGAN,
An ItntrUhtrtit that It not only auprrlor In tono
ami power, hut Hi duntlilllty ami norktnaiMhln.
Tho liunhcr and tnaterlai In the tiittrument li
thornuitbly seasoned, ami nnHhetl iu tho moit
tltiralilo manner and very heat itrle. Wehayehecn
hamllliiR the inatrtiment non- for over a year,
cautiously, ami critically. M-thluK to he aide to
testify of our own knowlMlKe n to the iialllli'x
ami capahllltle.i of the Organ heforo making any
(treat effort to sell them, ami haio fouml that they
have stood etery test, havo home out all the testl
inonl.nl! presented tons by themakeri, ami Klvfti
the best .satisfaction to all who have purchased
them ot us.
Wo ask your examination of them IWoYe pur
chaslnfr. with the full asstiram-t. that If you want
a first class organ, we will not fall t ell to on.
Dealers are luvltetl to call or correspond v. It li u
Iu regard to these Instruments.
an.i.N '..
Urm 3foliira. Inwa.
it li:ads them all."
PACKARD ORCHESTRAL ORGAN !
THE PUKEST TONED AXD BEST !
Is rapidly taking the oreredence whprPTcr it Is
known. Iteason-OUAI.ITV OF TONK, UKaUTI
VVU NEW COMlllNATIUNK, IIOM-'ST WMllK-
MANSIIH" AND LlllKltAI. KKAI.INO. Factory
located at Ft. Wayne. Intl.- In the uild-t of walnut
lumber country; save thousands In freiRht, cost of
llvlnir. Rroumfs. ta.fe. etc.. when compared with
investments for similar purposes east. Capital,
over two million. When you can be IlKTrKH
served at home than abroad . patronlre hom In
dustry and keen the money in circulation where
most needed. Write Tor terms and prices. We
ileal In Weber. Valley Oem." and other Hano-.,
ami Iu musical merchanrtl,.. of evervdescrldtiuu.
VAN METKIi (JCh-ST. Managers.
, HurlliiKton. Iowa.
ORGANS.
New Styles.
ew Jniprovements.
ienns or 1'aymcnt
"TL'I11 In" exnlanation aent fre.
JSKKD-N TEXPU Or SttCIC.
c. ,ki. . ? ? "ta. Caslrasco.
(Cut this out and enclose It In you letter. 1. 1. Co.)
QECURE YOUR LAND PATENTS.
jTo save further trouble In regard to land titles
wr no person who has entered or purchased Ian
rrom the jrovernment should fall to e cure h
patat.andsethatltlsrecordel. Peraon. wbohav
not received their natent. mi whn ..i.a . .
business attended to, may And It to their advant a M
to correspond wltti tho nndersljtaed for parties ?
lars.
Fo for itjndnr to tho bnslnass reason abla
w. - aTa.a.Taa.-a. w Mmlmrm. Iowa.
MONEY
T Iaam la Its-. iMtfra Xettraaitm.
rtUwermtrrm Xlsstaatarl.
upon improved farms In sums of tlTWI and np
wards. for term of 9 to S yeara; Intereatax 1
per cent, payable semi annually.
Choice Iowa loans of 2,0CO acd npwjrd..
msde at 9 pr cent, interest
SCnonr. BONDS WANTED. Apply to
KL'KNUAM & TCLLKTS
Conncii BluCs Iowa.
HURSTS EUROPEAN HOTEL,
Corner tth and Locan Sta-. St. Lonls. Mo. When
you go to St. LonJs, :op at Hnrsfs Hotel, kept on
the European plan; first claaa In every respect.
and a first class restaurant is attached, where you
can procure meals at any hour and at reasonable
K,CSJ:. J- s nd 1 Pr lr. COL. L. V
ATMN. Chief Clerk formerly of Everett Koore
f PATENT LEGSAHO ARMS,
Pamphlet and price list aent free.
LKWIS LOCKWOOD.
TOO Xorth rifth Street. St. Louts.
Law, Real Estate and Loan Office
or
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Iowa
MT.
Aye,
nrnare a sec or Abatracta of Title to Rlurjold
eoontr.
)C rjkjivx CAKU9. new Mjlea. wntt aaaae. rte.;
ilnotttalet. j.r. Hnstad.yasMB.Keaa. CauX.T
H(csit vrrr uummkbciai. coixtcbt. m. ixata
, go. TH-aMlimq UM. IM.XlN.J.lt.L.L.
aw. Fret.
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Sample orders so
licited. For further
information, address
Utility Works, Koek
Falls, Illinois.
TRiUl
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SAFE AND RELIABLE.
Havo You Weak Lungs?
Havo You a Cough or Coll ?
Havo You l'ain in Your ltrrast V
Havo You any Throat IImmno?
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Havo You Con.Huniptlon t
USE Ds. L. 0. C. WISHABTS
PIKE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
Aro You "Weak and DolillHntotl V
Po You Sudor from Indigestion 7
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Do You rojuiro a Totifo?
Havo You No Appetite ?
DoYouneedliuildthgrpy
DwYoiMvlahtuhcStroiigainllloaltliyV
USE De. L. 0. C. WISHART'S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
Sold hy all Druggists.
Principal Depot,
010 Filbert St, I'iiilailelplihi, P.i.
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
13
VEGETINE!
TakltiK Into roimlduratlon tic rharartrr of Itt
toiirheiv. tint history of lis cure, ami tholln
iiicasr Incn-aslni: d.'tiMDd. wetlne m.t he fairly
entitled the le.idlriK medlt I tie of the ae
Ftir .scrofula In the boo.l, carctlnr , an nfatt.
ble remedy, ami no peron need aurfer from tn
mors, ulcers, and all diseases arising from Impure
blood. If Vcuctlii,; Is used nrcorillm; to directions.
There Is not a c.s. of scrofiil.t In existence that
Veietl!i will nut cure, pro. Idiil. however. tb
vital fuuctloua hve not lot their t"mer of action
all that may bo said to tho contrary not with
tttandlmr.
VKt.KTiMc Is pleasant to the taste, mild in lt In
fluence, and ahsoluL In Its arilon on dl-ae, a
tho following umiUcttlounbU'eTlilclicaj will ahorr.
PAID XEA KLY .S 100!
.tantisry 2. ItTJ.
MIL II. It. HTKVK?).- Key
Iicar Sir When about nix months old I was
vacclnat.d. The parties stho nero vacclnatrsl
nead and uischarKlm; corruption from in) er At
this time a amall kernel appeared oo un neck
gradually Incieasais In ire nutll a tumor forme,!
of such Immense sle I could ' It by turnltiit tur
cesdowrnard. All this time I was taklntt vari
ous remedies for.ui) blovtl without an substantial
berient.
I then went to a prominent physician in Itoston,
who. durlnir his treatment of six months, lanrrsl
the tumor eiKht times, which cost iti nearly )(),
This left me with a rouyb. airravatnl ore. with
out at all dlmlnlshlmr theief the, tumor, and In
a sickly, feeble condition. I cousutted another
physician In Natlck. who. after considerable time,
kuccceded In hc.iilnsr the .i.re without r-IuclU7 tho
sire. ,t this point I commenced to use Vkoktisik.
through the earnest perualon of a friend. After
I had taken this medicine about one week. I exj
rlencel wonderful sensations .My whole body
seniei to t underyoin; a raiical change, until,
finallr. the tumor broke 3n,i dt.enarre,! fiifhlfui
(.uantltles. From this time It decreased In tlie
until the bunch disappeared, but mr neck till
learsthe ugly scars of the..re and lance I am
now healthy and atronjr. and able to wora etery
day,
I will also mention that I have hen an aenta
sufferer from InlUmmatory rhemnatlsm ever sine
I can remember, until commer,cins the use of
VKfiKTI.XK. when almost Immediately all rhen
matlc pains ceased. This statement I volunteer
for tho purpose of lnectln: other sofferloz ho
manlty. and yon win confer., favor by glvls,; i:a
much pnhllcity as thonirht pr. ,'r.
Very itrtef oily.
U. 31 .SAVEIA
Ashland. 31 au
Vegetine Ih Hold hy all DnigaixU.
Booms with
Board, f X w. to I-M a lay.
Rootst
wUhonl Soarn.
$1.00 m fxas a day.
'. wit
iaeat Us-
taorant In the West.
CsarraseT f Laks a mrhmrm ntm
Best Hotel in CHICAGO.
STERLING
BURIAL CASE CO.,
STERLING. - ILL.
WE are the ONI.T factory
that oakes a Sri
Ic the Celled State
ECIAJ.Tr of
Ornamental Work.
Seod for Clrealar asd Irlce List. Have con
stantly oa hand a fal nine, of
Trillins, LiniiK. nl Skrocdi.
njgyr'
from the smiM virus died from the humor The ,, , "T' "". ,"',J "' ,7f nVin i. tL.i7.
humor spread over me to sort, an eteat that I "Y .' WAr I df.aai !ilJ?nVt i.i lt far
malnrd ln thi'' rter.f,."iboit " 1 " ! VarJ'f m ZVtilZ VVLt' M"
troubled all the time with sores break lilir In inr . ". ' " . HtJ'bt. I ax. ,uf M
f
i mam 'iiMifiL
i i s4mw&ttm,m
7 anaGla9Hsa-.sH
N ' asMaSSHSSaslaHIatsCB '
m , fiTMriir iTTTl.s---f
ESTABLISHED SK YEARS.
JONES' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
9Uaa40UTcS&.SClMLU Xo. Writ tec cltcmlara.
i
We call the atten
tion of the trade, and
public generally, to
o;:r mmIs, which are
the best selling nov
elties in the market.
n IIKcjaHIS
UJie v. ualu I..
The IturMntrtuB HryaBl X trt(a
Telegraph Instituto !
rail (omtnrrtUI Uf ff --'rta'p 3,,
Onl) a part uf lh TaltUa f rl. rftfht
laat.deal hn th ttttlant t,r xk-Mal. t, tl
nr.. w lie u h aball hatf 'tir 1 a umM i-l.
llou a. .i.rrtur Kr f uj, i.rf a,ar a.l4ii
t. Ml RUtaa. Mrllnlr !. '
SHIRT FACTORY,
ltlaal lit Uxtiu .tiT,
TKKIIN;( - - I!.I.IM)!.H.
A I.I. KIN D.s (if
Sbirts, GBHts'&LadlBs'nBderwBar
Kl. iu.it. to irlr IVtfoy-t St a, wtrt fnar
autf.il l!rr ari'tr of fnl. ui t il- mhm
fclVlrey
sm1 ll'r ;ritdfr price Hal Mllt.trMt(
TO PARENTS.
If or rlnli! i.M MjtTormg from woruw.
UM. I)Jt. W..M.AI.T"., Woiut .SfOAU
Dkojn, an ohl aiut rrliitbtc nursljr, that
nctrrftiil in tliuriuixhiy ttxU'rinituiUii
tIlU.M jM'SUs tf t'lllltlliosnl. ik iiuulo
in tin form of Sujir Ini. iMiWnt;
iii-itlitT thr t.'Lttfor tsiiiHI if iiiHlictiit.
no trouhlo is espi-rimcM In iitilucliiif
eliililren to take tlii'iu. NjJiI hyall Dn
Kiats at iT cLm. a Imx, or i'iit hy matt on
ii'icipt of prlrv, at tti l'rliirjpul Ii.t.
lJM Filln-rlMtiii't, I'lilhiilflplun. Fa.
raFPMMOTDAL'""
Life Insurance Co.
iK rilM.AI'KM'H!
ASSETS, $5,504,329.24
iscoriaiKi 13 1817 hftlr !'.:..!
Annual ash IlM-rid. alltll rvlie f
111 til In. the second fear p..cte fMlM
for their salue Ku4mrat l'ili'ir. ,. at
Life IUt. .
ssMfKI. lfl'Kr. I'feslfleal
ts'AMl'KI. K HTnKPH. Vice r..i.ft
II NTKl'IIKM- M VK l'.sMBl
JAs. W1.1K MAMJ.N Actuary
, JIFMtV AlHTIK Kcrrtarr
1 Atfenti nantr.l In all the W.lrm Mate. n t
1 erdllerm. Addre.. J W lltl'lilCI Jk if
i Interidetit of aKnclet. a il ve Third tea.t
-
( irirlunatl. V.
ON TRIAL...
.F. II. Brooke, I. !.. St. I.ouIm,
bat been seeurel to write th e x p.,sitlt)t fan-
dav rti'A Irsawn ltsies Itriug a ra;alar -!
tribiiur A't.lres
UICHTIAS .Hr.WJ.
Ul aol Jeitat,
1ST UtiU, it9.
School IHstrlct ilondn.
We the nnderstitned, wotilii aassuoco to ho)i
OO'era and other. Iiittej Vli.l lif.rirt tlvtul;
that w hav prfeete,! arra,.Krnnts with a !'
and resb.ntllecrtratlva -u li IUt. orcanlil
with a larir capital for the rur,x,.a of datlc l
Jtunlclpal and .xchvol IH:rl-t li-ynds tr which
are M" to negotiate the sal of any ainaatof
Hcbool Itond. I'lallr I'.Hed t thrlr htrrbt ir
ket value, and at irji'imW. ra'ea of eomuiH.loa
fro in ptrie. in obtaining acd rr'aralntr ta pr
cecis for the bonds a special featare Iu thli jar?
of tar business, I orreta,necre ai;rt.L
OLMKH AU.I4K M '..
I nicaoo, lit.
I'lV'srers of Adams' new ajtta-ui of Mbo.
Records I'nlon Sri. th best r pattlabed.
e- I'oanrsu
erer samote of th Alllkrlli-o
i cnarje.
T. KrMT.irTaCM Jk i O.,
Sole 3lanfartarr f An -.!.,
a 9mi. aw Ywrk.
S
143 4 150 WtUiir zmt Mwrat..caiC10a
yww!liaa4Iw.r.;U, UtnorrsI wrofort !
taar lnm f -fUc tmi.,wt aad htJw piUm.
$1.50 tc $2.00 A DAY,
j eoeWt r. Km TMOMAJt KKXDKKX. Pre
ST. JOSEPH
FIRES MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
-or-
flrt, Joi
'Iaerporatd ir
. ,',., mi.'t ..-
Surplus. Jaaaarr 1. .
UM'J
a r, tirr.
ireMeat fj Treaaeirer.
JJl Kick. .,
T. II.WOODWOHTII.ftCO.,
MxuvrscrvitKBti or
Printing .Inks,
CINCIXXATI.
OHIO.
L. D. PITCHER,
patentee and Jfaaafactetrer of lb
X.LC.R. loose Grain sBarieyFort
Wholesala IUOt.a a3 Hat-BaKa.
DIXON, LLL.
BeatOootJjt. Keoaable rrtce. liberal Ttraaa.
Ajfretaia: 'e-sr hoaaeaold neeeaaity. rtaasslan
tern postpaid Mr. Satisfaction rairaafed.
jewari Man u fact urlB Csv. MtUbarr.
Isa-a rrlallsit Cm. mm Mmtmmm. tm.
W. 8. 'VEMMOm,
Merchant Tailor,
AN dealer in riae Ctetals? a4 9ta' rvrtUast
Th Unrest stoek of riao (toots aad rear
arr claaa of stork.
2lvtaMSsT9B
wises I Use cfty pia call aa4
aaoea.
23i rraussaaaBa straet.
a
ct.
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llrlliat ttiaf fall ' li si 4aa i.i.l rtdalf a ,.f A.n
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