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Hays LiniNncnt.

v1VHE only true and genuine receipt, and so de-
l. clarcd by the oath of Mr. Solomon Hays, has
never been made known to any person or persons
except to Messrs. Comstock & Co., and they only
have the right to prepare the said genuine Lini-
ment, which has established reputation for effec
tually curing the Piles in erery case, and in all the
various stages ofthc complaint; also, Rhumatism,
Soar Throat, Spra'ns, Bruises, Scars and Ulcers
of long standing. All who have ever used it are
highly pleased with its beneficial effects and
all who are in need of cures for any of the
complaints mentioned, are respectfully requested
to ask any one who ever used it. And we refer
with confidence to all who know of the article,
and especially to Matthew J. Myers, Esq, Athens,
n. Y, and Gen. Duff Green, late of Washington
City, all Of whom speak in the strongest terms
and with the fullest confidence from personal APP
plicaion and knowledge of its positive and never
failing cures.
LOOK OFT!
Some swindltrs have counterfeitcd this article,
and put it up with various devices. Do not be
imposed upon. One thing only will protect you
1t is the name of Comstock & Co., that name
must always be on the wrapper or you are chea-
ted. Do not forget ii. Take this direction with
you, and test by that or never buy for it is I'M
possible for any ether to be tue or genuine.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale by Comslock 81 Co. No. .,
Fletcher street, n J., and by nearly every stoor-
keeper in America.
For sale at the drug store Of NJ. e. HOLLIS
TER, Ottawa, ILL.,
Ottawa, Oct 81 23-tf
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Taxes: Taxes Taxes y!

have received the Tax Rolls for the
Il year 1910, and shall, as soon as pos
sible, call upon each person for the
amount Of Tax due. Persons desiring
to pay me in Ottawa can do so by calling
at my residence. Those who may owe
me for A. ID. 1888 and A. d. 1889 will
endeavor to make payment as soon as
possible. WILLIAM REDDICK,
October 8, 1898. Collector.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
County Commissioners Court,
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1910.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 8. 1910.
FERRY RATES.

FERRY RATES.
.nRDERED by the Court, that all
" orders heretofore made by the
Court for regulating the rates of ferriage
at the ferry a. Ottawa be now vacated and
set aside, and that from and after this
date the following rates Of ferriage be
established and allowed at said ferry, to
wit CENTS.
Each footman crossing and returning the
same day, Ct
Crossing each man and horse, l24
Each horse with one horse wagon, cart or
other one-horse wagon, Isl
Each wagon or other carriage with two
horses or oxen, rs
Each wagon and four horses or oxen, 373
Each wagon and six horses or oxen, 80
Each separate horse or head Of cattle, ct
Each sheep, goat or hog,
Each barrel or other article equal to it, Ct
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
Notice is hereby given,

~ MAT application will be made to
IL. the Legislature of the state Of Hi
nois, at their next session, for the lorma-
ton of a new County, to be taken off of
the county of Lasalle, and bounded as. fol-
lows, TO wit: Beginning a; the southeast
corner Of Lasaile county thence west,
pursuing the south line Of said county to
the southwest corner OF section No. thir-
ty-iour, (3l. township No. thirty-one,
OIL north Of Range No. five, s., east
of the ,hird principal MERIDIAN thence
north through the centre Of Range last
mentioned, to The township-iine dividing
township No. thirly-four (34) and thirty
five (35); thence with said ,ownship-line
cast TO the raHge-line dividing Ranges No.
five ~ and six (G; thence with said
range-llnc north to the northwest corner
of section No. thirty, (30,) township No.
thirty-tive, 1857 north range-linc east !;
thence east to the line of Will county :
thence south to the place of beginning.
LasaNe county, Illinois, September l.,
1910.
October l6. 22---3w.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

7 IST OF LETTERS remaining at the Post
IL Office at VERMILIoyvILLE, ILL., on the 30th
day Of September, 1910.
Amos Allen or l. Peck Eyra Hawley
Silas Armstrong Zenis Hadley
George Ashcnielter John kirkpatrick
t B Andrews Andrew Kirkpatrick
William Burnsdes Lesley Kent
Harvey Bcnson2 Nathaniel S Kimble
Solomon Brown Samue! Norton
John Coan 2 Stephen NJ Paine
Wesley Calkin William Ross
Jacob Dies M Ross
Zebenia Eastman Thomas Stanley
z Eastman Josiah Seybold
Almira Hall Charles Vale
Thomas Hoagson William Wilkinson
Caroline Hunt Luther Woodward
Charles Hunt One from Paris--no
John Hillon name.
L. w. DiMNIcT, P. M
Vcrmilionville, October, 1870.
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r IST Or LETTERS remaining in the Post
IL Office at NEWARK, La Sale county, Ill. on
the Both day CT September, 1910.
Canady Moore L S Pa
Conodaday John Mcdowell Robert
Gunea William Smith Lydia
Harris William Luton David
Hull Porter Sbcezer George P
Hollinback George Witherspoon George P
Hoffman Nichols Wright Robert
Ide Nathaniel White William
Lewis Isaac White Silas
Leatherman James,
w. STOWELL, P. H.
Newark, October, 1910. 2l--3t
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~ Office is hereby given to The heirs
Of John Halieman, deceased, that
| will present petition to the next Cir
cult Court on the first day of the next
term thereof, 10 be holden in Ottawa, La
sale county, and state of Illinois, on the
second Monday in November next. fot a
division of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton twenty-six (26) in township thirty.
one (3D, north of the base line of range
three, east of the third principal meridian,
being entered in the name of John Halde-
man and Mary Jones. The said heirs
will take notice accordingly, appear and
show cause, if any they have, why said
petition should not be granted.
ISAAC PAINTER.
October 0, 1910. 2l---tf.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

I hereby certify that the above is a true
copy from the record.
J. CLOUD, Clerk.
Ottawa, ILL.,, Oct. 8, 1910. 2l---4w
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
ErOad Cloths.

broad Cloths,
Of various colors viz: Blue, Black, Inyis-f
IDLE Green, Brown, Dalia, Cadet, Steel.
mix'd, Drab, &c. Also, a large assort-
ment of CASSIMEREs, Fancy ounpe-
and other different colors. A variety OF
SafineHs, of various colors, such as Black,
Blue, Invisible Green, Brown, Ash, Ca
Diet, Steel. mix'd. &c. Also, Bom6G-lae
of an rvrellnni a"alis,, a.snleudid assort-.
meili Of full-.rimed Satin and Bomnazmc'
Stocks; Gentlcmens Gloves, GGmelastie
Susp"nders; the latest style Of Satin,
lNarseilles and Six Tfiuc., excellen, ar
iicles for HeSts. Also, Shirts, and a
splendid assortment Of Trimmings. He
has also received lot Of Beecer and Pr
lot Cloths, ana an cxcellen, article Of
Blue Flashing for Orer- Coats a variety
of Mcrinoes, Corduroy, Fancy and PLAIN
Crarats, Pocket Hmdkerchiga, Grape,
Hastings. and Summer Cloths.
Mr.. Shuler respectfully informs ha.
friends and the public in general, that no
continues the Tailoring business II all IS
various branches,
July II, 1910. 9--3m
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
TNHE subscribers will sell at public
Vendue on the 18th day of No
vember instant, on the premises lately
occupied by WiNiam Richey. late of
Lasallc county, dcccased, near Marseilles,
the personal property Of The said William
Richey, consisting OF Horses, cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, Uogons, Harness, Farm
ing Utensils of all descriptions.
Also every variety of HouaeboW Fur
niture.
Also quantity Of Oats, Corn. Pota-
toes, &c.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
and to continue until completed.
Terms of sale will be made known on
the day Of sale. DAVID SHAVER,
Administrator,
SARAH RCHEY,
Administrators.
Ottawa, October Cpd, 1910. 23---tds
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
NEW GOODS.

j. SH ULER, MERCHANT TAILOR,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
= SE5pECTFCLLY informs lie citizens of
Ottawa and vicinity, that he has Just re-
ccived from Philadelphia city, large assortment Of
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

Johnson Gieomund Young William
Persons calling for any Of tie above
Letters will please say advertised
M. e. HOuLISTER, p. Nj.
October 2, lSto--2lOl. 20---3w
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
Administrators Notice.
A Administrator,
SARAH RICHEY,

Ottawa, October 22d, 1910. 23---4w
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

Chests Tea, assorted, Just received
= ~ assd Gov sslo h,. NJ <
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

List Of Letters,
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Ottawa,
IL La Sale county, Illinois, On the Is. OF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
New School Geography and At
las, with Outline Maps and Geo
graphical Reader.
By 5. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL.

VNHE suihot Of the above works has been pro
l. fcssOnally Devoted to the SCIENCE of Geor.
rsphy and the publishing of Maps during many
years-and his former productions especially his
maps Of the u States, and late Map of the world
for Academies &c. be y ample testimony Cf his
abundant resources, up n which he has 80 librr.
ally drawn, in producing the above school 40 ks.
The following extract o. the Geography and At
las, is from JOINT recnmme ndation of the teach
s:s in the city Of New York. "Thcir merits are
numerous-the definitions remarkably plain and
concise. The exercises are copious and impnr.
tant, and the descriptive department, is luminous
and correct. The divisions Of the American con.
tnent, are represented ami described as they re.
ally esist at the present time. And the gross
missiaiemcn gen, rally found IN school geogra.
phies are corrected. The typographical exccu.
ton IA uncoinnonly neat aud distinct, indeed
The atlas is Il model Of the kind, and actually
teens with niorma,ipn.' The outline maps are
peculiarly calculated to exercise the siud~ni in
his study, and TO Gil up at hts leisure OF the
Biographical Reader, the following is from the
Rev. Nc Perkins, Chairman Of Tru tees Amherst
Academy THE author has condensed a Nigh
" mass OF geographical information. What his
b ok contains, years Of reading would scarcely
furnish His style is flowing, terss and adapted
10 narrative and descriptive. No man can read
the work wiIhon, interest and profit Such an
amount Of useful knowledge is rarely brought in.
10 90 small compass. II should be possessed
by ever family where there are young person.
10 be educated. All academies and male sem.
inst,e' should have II introduced both as read.
ing book and text book. Indeed | think the
rising generation will loug be indebted 10 Mr..
Mitchell fos hs Geographical Render
U/fof sac wholesale and retail at tho Rnt-
land a-d Castletou Book ~ res 21-2- i,no.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
The Resurrection or Persian Pills.
Superior to the HYgean, Brandreth's

J
Evans Tomato the Matchcss (priced) Sanative.
any other Pills or Compound before the public,
as certified to by Physicians and others. ct none
condemn them until they try them and then we are
certain they will not.
IL is now a settled point with all who have used
thaVegetabe PERSIAN PILLS, that they are pre-
emineniy the best and most eiicacions FAMILY
MEDICINE that has vet been used in America IF
Every family could become acquainted with their
Sorreisn po,oer over disease. they would keep them
and be prepared with sure REMEDY to apply On
the first appearance Of disease. and then how much
distress would be avoided and money saved. as well
the lives Of thonaands who hurried of time by
neglectng disease in its first stages by not bein
in possession Of remedy which they can place de
pendcnce upon.
THE RESURRECTION OR PER-
SIAN PILLS. The name Of these pills originated
from the circumstance o. the medicine being only
found in the cemeiries of Persia. This vegetable
production being Of peculiar kind, led to expert
menis as to its medical qualities and Virtues In half
a century IL became established medicine for the
diseases OF that country. The extract Of this singu
lar production was introduced into some parts OF Eu
rope in the year l133 and used by many celebrated
physicians in curing diseases, where all other medi
cnes had been used in vain. Early in the year i'2-
the extrct was COMBINED with a certain vree,'V''
medicin imported from Dura Baca IN me Erst 'n
dies and formed into pills The admirnbie chcc's VI
this compound upon the human system lcd physicians
and families into its general use. lher long es'ah
lished character their universal and healing virtues
the deierpcnt and cleansing qualities OF their spocihe
cal action upon the ganduar part OF the system are
such as will sustain their reputation and general us
in the American Republic
To r. Chase u Co.
Gent Sirs This is TO inform you that we have
used your Persian vegetable Pills for year past. in
our practice and well pleased with their operation
Believing them to fulfil their advertisement in answer
ing as a substitute where calomel is indicated, We
can recommend them to the public.
Drs BROWN. MKENZlE Il IALSTEAD,
Rochester, 1887
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Doct. MarshaIrs Vegetable Indi-
an Black Plaster.

This Plaster is unrivalled for curing Scroiulous
Swellines, Scurvry Sores, Lame Back and Flesh
Wounds Pans ~ ths sides, hips, ard limbs, aud
seldom fails 10 give reei ~ local Rheumausms'
applied 90 the side. II will cure many of the
common Liver Complaints and is equal, II not
superior 10 any thing in use for cotns the
feet. The virtues OF this Plaster have been Wit.
messed by thousands of individuals IN the United
States who have tested It's efficacy.
Sold by the proprietor, Charles Bowen. Md.
dlebury, VI WIN Sl'npsun, ~ Co , and Lew
il q Co. Boston Coinstnck ~ Co, and lloadly
Phelps q Co New York and several druggists
IN Philadelphia z ~ Cohen n Co, Charleston,
) G, John +. Clark Baltimore and by druggists
generally throughout the United States and Can
ada
JAMES BARRETT, Jr and AT the Bookstore
10 y &C ON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
JEW DAVlD'S
HEBREW PLASTER

The pccaliariiies of this Chemical Compoundre
owing to its extraordinary effects rpon the animal h
hrc or nerves gamepts md muscles its virtues being
carried hy them to the immediate scat OF disease OF
ia nd and weakness.
However good any internal remedy may he, this MS
IN external application will prove powerful auslla'
~ in removing tho disease and inciatinr the cure IN
case. or local nnamation. Sctofuous affections,
Kings Evil Gout nhimmatory, and chrome Rheu-
mntism, and in all places where seated pain exists
II has likewise been very beneficial IN case oi
weakness such weakness and pain In the stomach,
weak limbs lamcness affections ofthe spine, female
weakness SC No female subject to pain or weak
ness in the back side, should he without H. War
red ladc, in delicate situations find great relief from
constantly wearing this plaster.
No puiTng great spread ni ccttihcatcs ~ in'cnr-
ed Those who wish to satisfy Themselves OF Tie ei-
cacy Of this plaster obtain sufficient, quantity to
sprerd or for 80 cts sum not hall sufficient, To
pay for the insertion Of single certificate into any
or our most common prints single time. This tn
ug price per box is placed upon It IN order that !.
may be within the Of every afflicted person ni
the community that all whether rich or pnor may OBJ
tain the treasure of health, which results from IT.
Prco per box, 80 cts. Directions accompanying
! each box.
Ramedy for Thrush, Canker, and Nursing Sore
Mouth,
Thousands both old and young bu, especially moth
and infants. every year consigned to the tom
by the above stubborn diseases The misundcrstandh
ing and ignornnce of most practceng physicians IN
regard TO this disease and the consequent uncertain
~ oil cure lfom tnelf prescriptions, rs euuy'rt o
common remark among all those who have suffered
from the disease. who have witnessed the suffer-
| ings o others.
| MANY are the cures we have witnessed performed
by tlrse medicines IN the worst stages Of THRASH
Canler and Nursing Sore Mouth, even where the pi-
tent had been given over by number Of the most
talented physicians.
We present this compound thus confidently be-
cause we know IL is only 10 be tested TO be appreci
aied
Trice, 81 80 per package, Sl2 per dozen.
f W. CAPRON, T. Co, Rochester, n agents
Vernon, and Maine, and for sale by II T. WHIT L
& Go. Rutland VI 'IcwIy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
Dental Sllrr,ry-

NdEN we consider the extensive influence
w the state OF The teeth exert u,on the tune,
lions oiihe stomach aud the organs of digestion.
We do not wonder 80 many cases Of dyspepsia
consumption, epilepsy, hysteria, tic douluutenr
dc bafie The skill OF tie best physicians, whil-
the patent "a allowed l. carry mass Of disease
In his m1alh. Sufficient to destroy IA. Gfmesi
constitution. The subscriber viii attend 10 cleans
ing esnoos teeth BY removing the diseased por-
tons and all foreign Aecunulaiions which - The
cause Of bad breath and many Of the fatal dlseses
that human nature Is heir 20
Lost teeth supplied BY the best mineral teeth
on gold plate OF otherwise as the case NAV re-
4ute. ne S'il al with gold hose thst have H..
gan 10 decay 50 as 10 render them us.lui n, ma.
ny years. ID "A .grACuav
=, Once IN Barlow s Smiths Store, Clarendon
Springs, June /, lsin o-,s
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Ciiizrns OF Vermont.

In oder ta ttcurr 60 you the true Braidr'ih
t.gstAh.t inNtfsal Pills. the sale e them ~
yoof STATE Will h-rcsiisf b. rond nc'rd ~ Vie FOL
louin msnuef. Bot ono travelling sE-ut. Mr.
John q Langley, " o tItit thc state whose gu
thotity 90 sci iuf me all lr made NANTES, 10y his
truduting NUMEROUS certificate ,Jgn,d With a
pen By nc. With ny family arms emtossrd up
on the paper, and frelN executed view 81 my
mandatory ~ New lotk State cucfavtd there.
on. Local Agent. BY Observing this need never
be imposed upon BY pcdlsrs. Every heal agrn,
furnished pi,h the genuine pills, Will have one Of
these aforementioned ceuifcsics pot up ~ his
STORE Oh efvc that IL Is nu,d iih a pen, u
Bnndftih, VI aud that my family arms sie
embossed upun the paper. See that the date
thereof is engraved. NocrrtificGie is sLy guar.
sn,ee tina, The bolccr cells genuine pills alter one
year from The engraved date thereof Purchasers
by observing this need never be imposed upon
by loe.l OF travelling traders who nave no more
principle than 10 deal in cGunitff il medicine. -
See the reading On tie side OF each box, and ney-
az forget TO ssk iei his Certificate of Agency.
The Aforementioned travelling scent ~ill make
frequent calls upon local agents furnishing them
from time to time with supplies "f the Genuine
Bfandteih's Fdis from my principal NV Eng
land Office. 10 Hanover Strret--l0 Boston.
No pills will be sold from me t. retail in Yer
mont Do, TO local agents, therefore, should oihrrs
no, holding my certificate Of agency, profess 10
have the genuine Bfandfeths pills, believe them
no,
One word TO trailickcrs in countctrci,s Of nv
pills. am determined 10 expose and prosecute
all heterogeneous upon just nights.
A list Of my local ag nts IN Vermont. will be
published in most e The papers printed in that
State, soon as prepared Purchasers, buy Of
those agents only and YOU will avoid imposition
BENJAMIN BRANDRErH. VI. y.
al Bfoadway, Y sole proprietor of Bran.
dreih's Vegetable Universal Pills, H. the United
States OF America
For Sale by WHITE, HENDERSON & Co
Rutishd ana Sasutton UT-I0
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
EARH EOR S1LE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm lying
l. the stage road leading fiom Rutland to
Whitehall, three miles east of Cas,leton village
in the north part Of Ira, containing 900 acres we'll
calculated for dairy or sheep. good wood
lot, and sugar orchard of 500 trees a
good cedar lot in West Rutland, also a wood lot
near Clarendon Springs, gether with two or.
ses, cows, 10 calves, $50 sheep. For further
particulars inquire on the premises of 6-tf
Ira, Feb LIST, 1910. o. IL. ROUND.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
ETO MOTHERS.m

Wessrs T. Chase. a. Co '--Gents - Hearing much
said about the extraordinary useof the Resurrection
Persian Pills upon those about TO become Mothers,
we induced To make trial Of them. My wife
was then the mother of children, and had suffered
the most iedious and cScrucia,ing pains dnrng and
after her confinement Of each. She had tried every
means and taken much medicine but found lit or
no relief She commenced taking the Persian Pills
about three months before confinement (her health
being very poor about this length Of time previously
and soon after enabled by their 10 attend to
the cares Of mother 10 her family until her conine-
ment Atthe time she commenced taking the Per-
sian Pills aud for several weeks previous, she
ai icted with hard, dry cough and frequent,
cramps, which the Use of the pills entirely removed
before using halt box. IL is with great confidence,
that We advise all those about TO become mothers. 10
make use Of the Persian Pills Al ~ao have take
them IN our neghborhood have got along IN the
easy manner, and about the house IN few days
There docs not appear TO be halt the danger Of other
difficulties setting ~ after confinement where these
Pills are taken. We unitedly say let none neglect
taking them for they the reach Of the poor as
well as the rich. We are truly thankful that there
Is remedy which females can easily procure which
bids to lessen the world Of suffering when many Of
them have to bear aud perhaps the lives OF thou
sanos which otherwise would be lost
Rochester, May. lfth 1888 corner OF CALEDONIA
square, Edinburgh street. For further particulars
see SUBSCRIBERS ;. X 'BER1S
A o ROHERTS
Nergennos Vt July 10Th 1887
Geh,s-i wish YOU to send quantity OF vour PER
san Pills 10 this place, for | sure they vouid
49, "''" ''@nF SAFE. MY bfpihef law, while
passing thtnush your place heard 80 much sad in
theif behalf that he was induced TO purchase boIes
and may SAFELY say that they have done more for
myself and haf-sser than 500 which had paid TO
Doctors, and for other various ptions and med.
iclnes. have used % boxes Of Rrancre;b's pills
Nhi'h gave ne some partial relief but Your pills
"en' t2hl ahead Ike man ofwar What passed on
i"nkeh IKE INK My disease has beea mined differ,
en's by even pyslclan but, nv idea TO- that il va.
general Siiation of The fluids which pfoducea some
symptoms oi almost every disease. u would be too
lf'"u, i"f me 10 give you history Of all ny diffcul
/ l's' Nas weak doll stupid aud reduced 10 a .kei
el"h Al hopes OF NY beng restored had been pyes
"'''' eis'p' ~ my brother IN law. took boxes oil
your pills, and am able to perform nv dutie, 10 m,
e"Hhhns room. My sister was COMMUNICATIVE IA,
ef "as much Affected and her feet and egs swelled,
naaH cough constantly troubled her. One boz Of yool
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
DR.. Gro TAYLOR,


NoIr a. The cause oflhe very rapid increase
81 sales IN some counties the last aud present
winter is ascrlb by the sub agents 10 thus nedi-
cine, (Nlorlson's Pills and Powders) being bro't
Into JdxthpDsiion with the regular physicians at
time when there was some epidemic prevailing
such as scarlet fever or the like, % that friends
aud Toes 10 the medicine could sc which was
best and most successful the doctor or the pills
This was the case IN Caledonia county and some
other places las, winter, the canker rash and
scarlet lever prostra,ed very many and the mark.
ed nccess of the mrdicine in speedily restoring
10 good he lih those who used il, while other,
IA The same neigh5orhood and sometimes in the
same ouse, employed physician and followed
his prescriptions, soon died. and others were
cured OF scarlet lever and thrown intD sol 9th.
rr fever nearly as bad, and so ON into the con.
sumption as is commonly the case The agents
MORN us that the difference in the appearance
Of patients who used the Morisons pill, was too
striking To afford room TO doubt which OF the
Two was the best physicians &B