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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
H nlarine Jntsllisenee. III
PORT OF NEW POR t.
ARRIyED

WEI NESDAY. Get. II.
Schrs Thos Wallron, Liillefeld, Block leland,
MelSina, Slcight Philadelphia Mary Taylor.
NickeIson, Phla for Richmond Reaper, Longl
Bszton for Richmond, Minerva. Baker, Fal
THURSDAY, Oct. IL.
Schr Tho, Conner, bell, from Norfolk.
Sloop Mary Elizabeth, Davis, Prov. -.
Sloop Native, Davis, do.
FRIDAY. Oct. 10
sehrs Texas, Baker, Gardner Angela, Kelly
DeuHi. Anti, Daylsr, Camden; Banner,
Douglas, Folly Landing e q for Maitland " :;
N IIsssard, Gazalle Parker, Bangor; s Belden
Ash, New York Tho Bowman. Churn, Prov.
soops Henry Gibbs, Gardner, Hartford.
Prov; George, Cooley, Croten.
CLEARED,
18th. schr. wando Pusso, Eddy fo' George.
town, 8 Z.
Io,h. English 'ohr Banner, Douglas, Matt
SATURDAY Oct Goth
Bark Harvest, Moran. Prov, California
schr. Nathan Durice, Davis, Fall River
Madona, Berry, Dighton Tor Baltimore.
sl9ops Chief, Briggs, Fall. River Argo-
naut. Marble, Somerset.
Brig Paio hltoI uIa"anJ Charleston lor
East Greenwich.
Scht. CITIZEN, Farnsworth Bangor Mary
Barker, Parker, im Prov Atlas, Crowell, for
New York
Sloop President, Godfrey, fm Sandwich
Fame Clarke, im Warren; Native, Davis fm
Prov.
CId schr Alexander, Dennis, Tor San Fran.
cisco, -
CLEARED.
Brig Cardiff, Mcsser, Havana.
TUESDAY Oct %
ship Joshcphinc, French, Sag Harbour loT
New York.
Bfis AIakapas. Banci, ThomastOn i,r Ne"
Ioik
s. hrs Boync, Giles, CalIas, Bridgeport
Glcauor. Cook, New Nofh Bosoni Jacol
Long lrllow, Barton. Machlls f.r Nov York
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Albany Evening journal
DR.. Townsond's Sarsaparilla.

There probably never has been so popular re.
rnrdy or patent medicine, as DR.. Tow nscudSs Sar-
saparilla which originally. and continues to ho
manufactured IN thi. city, at first by the Doctor
himself aud afterwards for several years and to the
present time by Clapp Townsend the present
proprictors Since the partnership was formed, the
Doctor has resided in Ncw York, where he keeps
store and attends to the business that accumuates
at that point The mandatory is IN this city, aud
IL conducted by the junior partner, Mr tlarp-heTe
all the medicine Is manufactured
Few Of our citizens have any idea Of the amount
Of this medicine that is manufactured and sold
Besides the sales in this country II is shipped to the
Canadas, West India Islands South America and
even 10 Europe, in considerable quantities. At the
mandatory they employ a steam engine, besides
large number oi men, women and girls, In the
preparation of the medicine, making boxes print
dozen per day, or nearly 5000 bottles This is an
enormous quantity.
The great sale the medicine has acquired has
Induced number of men to get up limitations, and
there is at the present time, other medicines for
sale that are called "Dr Townscnd's Sarsaparilla"
one in particular started a short time ago IN New
York Is called "Old Doctor Jacob Townsends :
Sarsaparilla," and apparently with view, by dint
Of advertising and the usual remedies resorted to in
such efforts, To appropriate the name Of DR.. :. r.
Townsends great remedy, and thus gain all the
advantages resulting from the popularity Of the
namo which he has acquired for IT, by years of
pntient and 9 expensive labors. DR.. 5. T. Townsend
lormcrly of this city is well known here is the
inventor and original proprietor OF the medicine
known as DR. Townsend's Sarsaparilla' and We
think those persons who attempting TO sell their
article as the genuine, should be exposed.
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READ THE AFFIDAVIT.

CITY aud County ot N,W' YORK., IS
william Armstrong Of the said tty being duly
sworn doth depose and say that he Is practical
Druggist and Chemist Tha, some time in the latter
part OF May, or first of June, lsts man by the
name of Jacob Townsend, who at that time was
book nnd pamphlet peddler, called upon deponcnt
At the house OF Mr. Thompson, No ~ iiudsonstreet
where deponent boarded and requested deponent
to write HIM recipe 10y which to make syrup
Of SarsapsIiila. Deponent further says that he he.
came acquainted with said Townsend at the office
of Theodore Foster Esq, Book Publisher with
whom said Townsend dealt That said Townsend
had had frequent conversations with deponcnt re-
specting the manufacture OF an article oi saISopa
rilla Ia he sold under the name OF Dr. Jacob
Townsend.
That said Townsend stated he was an old man and
poor, and was not ut for hard labor-nnd wished 10
make some money, in order To live easy IN his old
days and that il Snr~ririWa under the name Oi
Townsend sold so well and so much money was
made by It, he conld see no reason why he might
not make something out ol IL too, (hs name being
Townsend) II he could get a capable person to pre-
pare recipe and manufacture 1t for him. Depo
nent In oi the conversations asked sad Tow ny
end If he related To DR.. =. r Townsend, tc
which he replied, that he knew DR.. s. T, Townsend
would he down ~ him alteI he should commence.
But that ho did not care hr him, as he had formed
cUpaItnershp with men who could furnish the re-
quisite amount of capi,alnnd was well prepared to
defend himself against any attack that might be
nmde on him.
Deponent further says, that pursuant to the re-
quest of SAID Jacob Townsend, he wrote recipe
for the manufacture OF a Syrup oi SarSaparilla and
gave II 10 him. sand Townsend observed that he
wanted to make a specimen To exhibit 10 his part.
for their approval as he wished 10 crafty them
in every thing as they furnished all the capital
said Tow wnssnd Also told deponent that the bottles
they were To were to be OF the same sac and
shape as Dr.. = +. Town,cnds aud deponent, at the
reuuest OF said Jacob Townsend went to the office
of Dr \ T. Townsend and procured one of his labels
And deponent further says, that lac has been III
formed, and verify believes the Syrup of Sarsapa
rlla sold az Old Jacob rownScnd's, Is made alter
the recipe furnished by deponont TO Jacob Towns
md, rs aforesaid.
And further dcponent saith not -
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG
sworn ~ before me, this lith day of May 1870
e.. :. WOODlULL
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
Z Thursday, Oct. IL.

| Al market, 1850 Beef Cattle. 1000 Stores
$500 Sheep and Lambs, aud $500 Swine.
Prices-Beef Catte-A few extra Sc lst
quality s. % $ so; I'd do 81 rs s.; 81 do.
$4 a 4 50.
Working xen-Sales at $50, 90, rs, 81,
fand 92.
Cows and Cnlves-Sales at 50, 90, 25, 90.
50, 40.
Stor.s-Yearlings Sc 10; two year old 81
a 10 three year old $l5 25.
Sheep-SInall lots at 81 33, AZ, a., so,
9,7l, 81 and ESQ
Swine-Smal lots TO pcddIe at 3 ; s az 3 &c
for Sows, 5.6a4 3 4 for B.rrows ! entire
lots 4l-4c. AT retail from to 5 &c
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LEGAL NOTICES.

WAsnsGroE, So.
Charlestown, July 9Th, lS4J
WHEREAS, JOSHUA CLARKE Charles
w town "a the county Of Washington, 10y the
consideration of our Justices of our Court Of
Common Pleas held at South king-lown with.
IN aud Tor the county of Washington on the
second Monday of May, \. ID, lSl7, recovered
a Judgment q; said Court against seventh School
District toru. crly the eighth N said town Of
ChaTlestown FOR the sum Of ore hundred aud
twelve dollars and eighty six cents damages
and thirteen dollars uud twelve cents costs, of
suit and tho interest on said debt upon Nhit h
aforesaid Judgment execution hath issued and
was on the 9th day OF JGly, A -. 1910 levied
and served ON oil the right. ttic, Into.cst AID
clam that JAMES n. klNION, Of Charles
town in the county Of Washington, one OF the
inhabitants, members and persons IN SAID South
School District ia said ChariCatJwu, hath IN
and to a certain piece or parcel ul land situated
aud living in Charlcstov n aforesaid Containing
five acres more or less with n dwelling hou
thereon standing buttcd anu bounded az fol-
lows. castcrly and soulherly on land of James
N. Kinyun. westerly aud northefly Oh the post
bounded.
Notice is therefore hereby given that al,
Charestown aforesaid on the 10Th day of ccto-
ber, 1919, at two clock on the afternoon Of the
same day on laid premises, all or 10 much Of
the above described land and premises will be
sold at Public Auction To the highest bidder Tor
the Samo Az will be- sufficient to satisfy the
afoi esad exec utIon with the interest and Incl
dental costs, ASA CHURCH, Jr.,
seItl9. Deputy sherlR
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40 DOILARS REWARD

VNlIE above reward viii be paid such person
Il who will give such information ns to lead
to the conyiciion aud punishment Of the VII.
lain or villains who entered the remiseS Of
the subscriber, on OF about the 9TH inst, and
wifuly and maiciously des' s'royed the honey
aud comb oftwo ice hives, and cut and inlnf.
ed a number of young fruit trees
Mddlctown, Oct9 PARDON BROWN.
6d-lw
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Lyman Cobb, N. Y; John A. WaIdcr Ohio
J. N. McElligott, n. Y.

Hoi Jos r. Chandler with some well con-
ceved preparatory remarks, tiIered a resolu-
iion acknowledging the excellent and highly
important services rendered by the Hen lIor.
ace Mann, both at his pos, IN Massachusetts,
and as President Of the Convention. 1t was
carried by acclamalion, with three rounds of
applause. A resolution was al'o passed com.
plimen,ing the Vice Presidents and Secretaries
for their services.
The President, in a speech which was list
ened TO with deep interest, returned his ac-
knowledgemenis for the honor done him, and
the Convention then adjourned sine dic.--PhH.
North Am riean.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

Among the passengers who sailed from New
York in the steamship SoulheIner, on Saturday,
for Charleston, We notice the followiug W x,
Pringle, I &. Prleleau, Miss Prieissu, Miss
Ball, Mrs. Bailey and son, L. ii. Gale.
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RTlST HEALTH.

Sue h an cti,cl has the knowledge Of the
Facts Rad upon the practice Of Physicians Of
: 'cond rate, that they have tried in our ow
free Stale, to get a bill asscd preventing the
Saeof any Medicine or Compound. unless
pescnhed by themselves bnt il would not do;
The people say it shall not be- Where is the
an who would prohibit the sale Of a Medicine
hatpeTformS such cures as tho foiloming
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

shaker Fluid Extract Of Valerian. This Pre-
paration |. no Compound! Iii. n mere extract
Of the most active properties Of tie Vaotian
Root by process known only to ths Shakers
of Enfield, N. H., and recognized by Professor
Augustus A. Hayes, State Assayer Of Mas>a-
chusetts.
RoIbury, January2, 1919.
Mcssrs Edward Brnley, & Co.
KIND FRIENDS My age will be an apology,
hope, Tor troubling you With statement OF the
benefits have rived from the Fluid Vaerian
70 kindly sent me by you. For 'ong time,
through increasing years, my health has failed
me, and dropslcal affection seemed to settle on
my Lungs. pri'i"g me at night Of my proper
rest. Oh aiming no reliefI tried the Valerial
you sent mo, although | had used Smith x
Perry's with hardly any benefit. TO my grsa,
ON fort soon found that what you sent me
produced the most quiet and tranquil sleep
spariug me from all distress, and making my
wskening clear and refreshing.
| therefore feel Tint this medicine will be The
great comfort OF my declining years and !
trust all persons who by age are deprived OF
natural rest, or are suffering under nervous at
locions will try this me licine, aud am s. tls-
fed they will find itsuch blessing AS never to
bo without it by their bedside, or In their sick
chamber, or recommending it TO their friends,
who may suffer by sleepIesSnoss and waking
nights MARY 4. RICHARDSON.
p-EDWARD BRINLEY & CO, Boston,
Sole Agents.
r. r. HAZARD-Agcnt for Newport.
oct ~
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proof! PROOF!!!

Hero is proof conclusive that DR.. S. +. Towns
ends Sarssp sparilia is the original The following IL
from some oi the most respectable papers IN this
State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

live organs. uut are the cause Of weak nerves
low spirits, c'c Wrghts Indian Vegetable
Pills ar al,r direct purifier Of and cheerful,
ness q the mind but also give new life aud
vigor To- The body.
Beware of Sugar toa,cd Connrerfrit4.-
member tha, Tie original and only genuine In
dian Vegetable Pills have the written signature
of William Wright on the top label Of each
box.
The genuine are for sale Ivy G. G. c. HAX-
ARD, No 50 Thames street Sole Agent for
Newport and by Nathan Denni., Portsmouth,:
Seabury and Almy, Ti'erlon Bridge /; Arnold
Smith, Tiverlon Four Corners II + Brown,
Little Compton; w a Brown. Adamsvillr.-
{" holcsale, at the New England Office, 1919
fremont street, Boston. oct 5
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New York Daily sun.

n, Tovss,.p's extraordinary advertisement,
which occup,es An entire page of the srr will not
csrane notice DR. \ r. Townsend. who is the
original pronrictor of DR. Townsends sarsapsrilla,
and whose Office is ne 1t door 10 ours where he has
Lecn for several wears is driving an immense bus.
ness lie receives no less than four hundred dozen
of sarsaparila per day, and even this enormous
quantity does no, supply the demand No medicine
ever gained greats popularity as his preparation
of the SarsaparIlla Ills edition Of Almanacs Tor
i5t9 cost s!2,OOO, and he has paid The New fork
suN for advertsng' ~ me iaSt iour yeais, oNe.
$1,000 AMI he scknowisdBes ,nst @ u Is tne cnespe'
anvei.,lnS m n1 mS % ,Wns, ,iss sonth Americ.
Ia rnrone I'M ronsidersble quantities and is
WV ~; - .ane,aI ,sa I'm ,bosc countries as well
sh.'ss '
sw,udiers.
-, s......,,,. ,,, ~,
Drnsgi'n ana o.nSIS M ,,'", se ssr"ano,,lia
genuine enu oiBhai ~, y r.',,",,a no,lr,ai,s
mat a, ,% NOV s,sIo. sgI" lie cu.,omers Men that woIli
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IL ESTIO N.
Weak Nerves, l.owncss
etc. rights
Indian Vegetable Pills,
are a natural, and there
ore a certain cure for
III kinds Of nervous dis
,ascs {; because they
omple,cly cleanse the
stomach and bowels and
blood, and therefore not
only impart health, bill.
ious and corrup, humors
which not only paralyse
aud weaken the diges-
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS.

or which may be found The largest stock " the
ma'kct Hotel Keepers and ship ownels are
respectfully INVITED to call aud examine.
sept 20, Is ?in.
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HAVE GIVEN UP

Their patients IS past the help %, man, HUNTS
LINlMENT has been applied, and the sufferer
who has been given uPiio die, has been restored
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

Hunts LiUiment,

Has asloniShed the world in the cnrc Of w.
meIOus and most distressing cases that lSte
bafiled the skill Of our most DIstingu. shed
Physicians, and when they
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

Tyro Comstock, Lubeck for do; Erie, Church
III, Newburypou for do Amanda, Parssn,
Hopkins, ThOmaston for do Adline, Coleman,
Prov for do.
Sloop Brunett, Email Fall River for Nor
wich.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-19
FARMER & BROOKS

! AVE associated themselves togeihcr for the
L specific purpose OF promoting MEDICAL RE-
FORM, and would respectfully offer their Medical
services to the citizens of Southport aud vicinity.
DIR. +. has long been favorably known in the
''W"st, as being the slave oil 80 SCHOOL. Shortly
after he graduated he abandoned Rt deal Hunk
EHIsM, as producing derlorable waste of LIFE
and HEALTH, the NATURAL, LEGITIMATE and NEW
ITAnL Eresults of admin stefiag HARSH Poi,oNs by
a DEBIiArArING, sEDAlIvE, FRUSTRATING meIhod Of
treatment, md by the abstraction Of that indis-
PeCSable part OF our bodies, the blood rapidly de
stroys and eXhau>ts the vital powers. He early
adopted new and broader PLATFORM, one upon
which all Medical Reformers can stand, and to
which all must ultimately come, 70 meet the de-
mards Of PROGRESSIVE Mi>p. Our remedies are
Cos GENIAL, SAFE and RESTORATIVE, carefully pre-
pared from The greet store house OF nature.
Aud while we believe thar the true ART Of Heal
ing is not embodied ia any Of the present schol-
astic systems, trdusicn; they are; we would
cautiously select from all.such 4gcats as ourEEA-
son aad EXPERIENCE would most approve.
This independent stand in favor OF decisive and
radical reform: this fearless search for ruth in
nature Is anita gonslcto medical orthodoxy Cor AL
ofartjc tIunkerismH but it commends itself to The
good sense OF all. and must ultimately form pvr~
amid of medical fame that viii cover all limited
systems with contempt and shame
DR.. Brooks was student OF the famented
DIR. WALDO, and is graduate OF the Eclecric
Medical Institute of Cincinnati.
Southport. June -. 1919. 80
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-19

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te,n and iny,[or,t;. ,i, n,,e,t mr,,r - IN,
,1od;,Ie r,,,roI ". have oy - ,bot
has ror i,s ,re,ts I,,aa nn,-L er ., a,r.3e,n,oI
roI ,,racf;,;9ners who mike General rse of IN
,brir nronI;ce. II is nm, nm in onarr bntilcs and
j. nriiLera naten,. cnack. or inIY,riaI n,cdicirr
lyroiyoa an exir,ct' Ola few If he oony.Li.,ly
rs,e.t ,glc r.,c,,,,,erI. tions v1ln,t.r,J snI ~,
Rey r y E4,ysnr nj tu,.rv ,,l.a.;,rar- :,
an, ., ar,,lI. f,r ,,,so 49, ,i.l,,j;,,,.J .nd =,
.nrof,l,,nsbII,;ts ofTar,d r. rho Nn,er;.,, ,,.o,
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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-19
D,4IIES &. LEON.4RD'S
NnW HORSE PUUTE3ns
WIMPLES SEPARATOR.

TJNIlE subscribers are manufacturing at their
Foundry and Machine Shop. on Park street a
HORSE POWER of an en,ne new pattern =
These Aac-iucs have been examined and proved
b. men who have had extensive eXpericace in
ihle>hIng, and pronounced to be the strongest ca.
sest running, and most durable machine they
nave seen. They are made 10 IhrssA with not 10
draw 10 and from a shop to be repaired They
are easily set, easily kept IN their place, and no
digging IS required to set them
We have had six years experience in repairing
the d ierent kinds Of Horse Powers and ThlesAirg
Machines that have been in use in the west and
We know by this lime Where they -ircnL." and
also OF the loss OF time and the dlSsatis r.ct!on Of
the Farmers, Is well as something OF the cost of
repontng And we further know that fifty al one
hundred dollars in the hrst cos; Of a Machine Is
not 10 be looked al in contrast with poor ma
chine, for while the former is paying i've hundred
per cent on is Investment, the latter is running the
owner into debt. Aud We Halter ourselves tho,
with this experience we have acquired sufficient
know ledge 10 be able 10 build a Machine that will
not "hreok- and one that will not cost halt man
can earn 70 keep it in repair.
The undersigned would take this opportunity of
informing the Public that they have the agency OF
the sale of "WINPLES >EPARATORS.~ d ma.
chine which has given such decided satisfaction IN
It's use, that testimony OF ours is necessary in its
favor.
We would further state that we have most of
the patterns for the repair OF the different kinds of
machines IN use and castings generally on band. /
We are also prepared at all times 10 do any and .
all kinds OF work in the CASTING. PATTERN I
MAKING and FINISHING BUSINESS.
Now gentlemen, be kind enough 70 cgH and cram
are Machines and We shall be satisfied and obi
ged, DAVIES & LEONARD. +
s. We viii sell our Machines on accommo-
dating terms; but our repairing of other Machines .
viii be Cash XXI.
Southport June 20. 1850. nj /
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-19
CLOTHING! CLOIWING!!

4 large assortment of spring and summer
y Home Manufactured Clothing. at reduced
prices. at
Uaiie'S cheap cash Clothing Store,
TWO doors norrh Of the Mansion II use.
Southport, June /, 1919.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-19
UNREDEEMED LANDS.

The time for redemption from sale for taXe' due
the corporation of Southport on he following Ge7-
crbed lots and parcels land, viii expire on me
l8th day of November next, and the persons hoId
ing certificates of sale will then be entitled 10 a
deed, unless sooner redeemed
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-19
J0EEN EgEAsNS,
CLOCK and WATCH MAKER .

yETOULD respectfully inform the citizens o.
w Southport and its vicinl'y, that he has just
'eeeived very good and veil selected assortment
of JEW ELRY, containing the following articles:
All kinds oil BREAST Pins, Finger Rings,
Bracelets, Thmblcs, Ear Rings,
l.ocEets, Gold and Silver Pens aud Pencils,
Gold Guard, Fob and ' est Chains.
Gold andSver Lever, Lepine eriiclcWatches,
Gold Silver and Steel Sptctaclcs.
Steel Beads, Clasps and Tassels, Razor and Ra-
zor sirops, Penknves and Scissors, Silver,
Shell and Horn Combs, Silver and German
Silver spoons, Plated and Britannia Ware,
Accordeons. Clio h, Tooth, and Hair Brushes,
Fam, Purses, Picket Books. Violin and Violin
strings; Eight day and Thirty hour Clocks,
Toys, and many other things roo numerous to
mention.
CLOCK, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c,
carefully repaired and warranted. Cash paid tOr
old Cold and Silver.
MAY. : 10 milf.
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I
TTNlilS invaluable vegetable production is des
L tined by Providence for the heating of mau.
htud. Il rs medicine useful IA al eases o. dis
,ose, while its use cannot ieiure the tcndere>t in
,tnt. Ii acts immediately upon lie Stood. clean.
sing IL OF all impurities, hereby restoring hcaIrh
aud vlgor 10 the body, tor IL is a we'll known fact
40 disease can affect the ~ TEN when tbs blood
Is pure.
It's pleasant to the taste, and from infancy 10
ace this PANACEA will eradicate disease. iuvie.
olate the body, and is the best medicine for the
prevention and cure Ct disease ever discovered in
any age OF the world. Its action is mi, !. and il
cures without srkeujuI o. dehtiitatine ;.c ma.
tent. Tbousands have used 1t IN the Huc.or's
private practice, and consider II the elea,~S, hes
slug ever offered to man. II acts i'm per.ec, har-
mony with the laws of nature. and haSnevtr been
known 70 tan, lwhere its use was perSevcrru IND
10 cure long standing ami desperate cases of
Asthma, Bronchuus, Caiarrh, Cohrs. Coughs
Cold, consumption. Cramps, tanceruuS sores
and Ulcers, Drtpsy, Drscntery, ErysipeiaS, Fever
AEue, Female complaints, FrScrS Of all kinds
Gout, Gravel. lIys'crIcs, inflammation. Ipd.r,s.
Ion. Jaundlce, Leprnsy Liver Complaint. Nm
iIGia, PalpItatjon Of the Heart. ria- Srros,.,
Spinal Complaints, Salt Rheum. Tie Dolores,
irmpes on the face, swrEed limb, ani .n,,,.
plJn IN the side Splitting Blood, and al, AS ) o
,roStrauon OF Strength, .nd general debility OF lhr
Human Body
IL llOUCk'S PANACEA is sold Wholesale
and Retail at Yates Clothing Store by
". H. CRAIG.
+. ROBINSON.
Sole agent for Wisconsin,