Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-21
Cholera! Cholera!!

plants Tor which 1t is so highly recommended. In
April last, on your recommendation, purchased
one dollar bottle OF you for pains with which have
long been afflicted, and made use of it on my trip
down to New Orleans with the most gratifying and
beneficial effects. On my return trip to this city,
the cholera made its appearance among some of my
passengers. made use of the PAIN KILLER, hav-
ing no other remedy on board, and to my surprise
and qualification found it gave immediate relief! On
my arrival in st Louis, called you and got four
large bottles, and stated to you my confidence in it
as an iniaiiibie Cholera remedy, and remarking to
you that wanted no other Cholera remedy on my
boat made Use of the four bottles on my trip to
New Orleans and back, for Cholera and some other
complaints for which it is recommended, and with
the most astonishing success-when ordered from
you SIX more one dollar bottles. Since then have
made two more trips to New Orleans and back,and
on my previous trip up had more than 10 cases Of
eholera on board, when the PAIN KILLER was inn
meaiately used with the most astonishing results.
In all cases where it was used in time it gave re-
lief IN very short time, and can with confidence
say to the public, that in all OF the first stages ofhe
Cholera, when taken in time, it is, in my opinion, an
Infaliibe Reniedy!-and after fair trial with it
Tor several weeks and for four trips to New Orleans
and back, and using it for Cholera and for other
Complaints for which it is recommended, no consid-
Grafton whatever would induce me to leave port
without good supply-believing it to be medi-
cine that no officer of boat or any family would
be without single day after making use ofone bot
tie. Relieving it to be the most valuable family
medicine known to the world for all the difer
complaints for which it is recommended.
J. M. BROADWELL, Capt. steamer Atlantic.
Ps-Please send me six large bottles for this trip.
recommending PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER to
the public, having myself been severely attacked
with the Cholera and found relief in f,s hours by
using the Spain Kier,'' and have myself admins
tered 1t to more than fifty persons attackedw the
Cholera, and when used in time, cure effect
ed in few hours, and take pleasure in recommend
ing 1t to the public as an invaluable medicine that
no individual should be without single hour.
JOHN N. DoFINGER, Clerk steamer Atlantic.
l7-Those using the spain Killer'' for Cholera,
should strictly observe the following directions:
AT the commencement of the disease, take two
teaspoonsful in sugar and water, and then hathe
freely across the stomach and bowels with the Pain
Killer clear. Should the diarrhea cramps con-
tnue, repeat the dose every fifteen minutes. In this
way the dreadful scourge may be checked and the
patient relieved in the course of few hours.
The above medicine has long been used with
success that has astonished the persons using it in
the following complaints, viz: Sudden colds and
coughs: Fever and ague; Asthma and phthisic; Sick
headache, and all pains in the head Kidney COM
plant; Piles in their worst form: Rheumatic COM
plants; Bruises and sores; Severe burSs; Cankef;
Boils and ring worm; Weak stomachs and general
debity Bowel complaint and dy sentery; Liver COM
paint Dyspepsials cured in short times Tooth ache;
common cholic pains cured in few minutes. and
various other complaints. After using one bottle
no family has ever been willing to be without it
single day.
T7rSold wholesale and retail at the Family Medi-
cine and Canton Tea store. corner of Fourth and
Olive streets, st Louis. Mo-, by A. T. WOOD
WARD. General Agent for the West.
Agents for Iowa, f. +. Gay. Burlington; B. F.
Roe, Augusta; P. Fay, Bloomington; ]. F. Johnson,
Montrose; a. Hamlin 4 Co.. A. d. Boyce, Keokuk.
tableware of Counterfets buy none without
the likeness of Perry Davis on each bottle. ic 21
MURE REMARK ALE CURES OF CONSUMPTION.
WE are receiving letters daily, containing inte-
~ gence that DR.. Rogers LIVFRWORT and TAR
continues to make astonishing cures wherever il is
introduced.
A letter from John A. Collins, Esq, editor and Pro-
prietor of the Temperance Organ. also Agent and
Lecturer for the Grand Division Sous of Tempe
rance, Of Ohio:
CINCINNATI, November %. 1918.
A. L. Scov1LI-Dear Sir: For the past eight
ten months have felt inclined to say something in
relation to the extraordinary healing qualities of
your preparation of DIR. Rogers Compound Syrup of
Liverwort and Tar for your own. but more especi-
ally for the benefit o! those unfortunate persons who
threatened or afflicted with pulmonary couSump
ton. and who. like myself, have great aversion TO
quacks, to their specifics and catholicons. but
OF circumstances has prevented until
now.
In November, 1916, my wife took severe cold.
which settled upon her lungs. violent cough
was the consequence, which increased in severity
during the winters and reduced her to almost skel-
etOn. Ii was nearly lnceSSaHt, ana attended with
severe pain in the side and breast, accompanied
with fevere and cold night sweats. She expecto-
rated more than pint Of matter daily. Ulcers gath
cred upon her lungs and discharged. Her hands
and feet cold and clanmy as death, and
purple tint settled upon her lips The skin and
ried efforts of our family physician completely
batiled On the LIST May. isi1, he informed me that
he could do nothing more than grant her Temporary
relief, that her case hopeless and that she
could not survive than fortnight at the furth
act I irn,n at al, ~
of this city who has been skillful in the treat
mcnt of cancers) and stated her to him. He
DIR. Rogers Liverwort and Tar, ASST
rem that there nothing of quackery about it,
but purely scientific preparation. and gave me the
history Of several cases. all considered hopeless,
where this preparation restored to health. bottle
was procured, and in one week the expectOl alton
was nearly conquered. She continued gradually to
improve, her appearance returned, her caugh in a
few months ceased. She recovered her strength,
and to a very great degree, her health. and is
most extraordinary trophy Of the healing virtues Of
Dr.. Rogers preparation of Liverwort and Tar.
can also say that have derived very great BEN
eft from this preparation for hoarsencss, sore
throat, and strictnes across the breast have been
enabled, while suffering from cold and
hoarseness, to speak with comparative ease for two
hours. 1t has one Advantage, in my case, over
other expectorants, il docs not derange the igc tive
producing headache, nervous inauii.
regard it as admirably adapted for The use of
public speakers. Respectfully yours,
JOHN A. COLLINS.
10 Remember, none genuine without the written
signature of Andrew Rogers and the printed name
Of A. l.. ScovilIc upon the White Steel Engraved
Wrapper. PRICE 81 per bottle six bottles for S..
II. Blacksley & Co., southwest corner Third and
streets, only agents in st. Louis.
To whom all orders must be addressed. Sold al
so in Burlington by c. w. Bodemann and upon in
lury may be found for sale by duly authorized
agent throughout the State. June 81, 1s49--5m.
a. STRAYED from the Subscriber about three
~ weeks since, gray Mare, six years DID, mule
colt win probably be found in company, she
quite large at the time she left. Her right hind foot
white. with little white on her left hind foot and
scar on the breast. Whoever will return said mare
and colt to the suhscr iber at the Brewery in Bur-
ngton, Shall receive reward of five dollars any
person giving information where they be found
shall be rewarded proportionahly.
june Il, ls49-3t JOHN GEBHART.
LATE ARRIVAL.
y TST received per late arrival, fresh supply of
u Drugs and Medicines, Paints and Oils, also
choice article of Brandy, Port and Madeira Wine
for medical use. S. LITTLER,
June II At the old stand of c. w. Bodemann
Mccormick Virginia Reaper.
THIS very simple machine, which is warranted to
cut an acre and half of grain in an hour with |
one man and a boy, has been brought to town and
is nov for sale by Mr. Darlington or F. J. c. Peas