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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-10
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
fEbRlFueE WINE.
TN QUART BOrTLEs.
.V.EH"ER own no Fail

'nS nfeAiest y e1iffno ever DISCOVERIES to1 toecor
1 u Fever snd Agus. Chni Fever, Dumb Ague,
now b en- before the publs for veTal ysars, and
there eau BE- better svidence offered Of it, ~cacy
than Its sItcnsiv- sale. and constantly Interesting
reputAtion and this u owing to lis having peformd
SINE of the most sondsrful and sseontsh1nG eusss
thai have ever been known. Being purely vegrta-
bic free from all fo-ign ai@t rious mineral coua-
peunds, Fe6gifuee Wine may BE- taken with the Ut
most safety under almost any circumstances. II
strengthens fh~ stomach, gor ates The systra, end
entirely prevents the lanGuor and prostraticn u
strength which aiwsys sttnds yssss and Agu., and
al bue diseases Il not culy breaks the q us and
checks the fever. but the di-sAe Of the Liv
sr and other organs on which the Cnul md Fever
depends The thousands who have usec the feori-
frge Wine uee further evidence Of is virtue than
its happy restorative e6eci II u truly wSLdeif MI
medic'ne. ami operates On the sy,@m IKE charm
The ar 4 seoopa dose Of Pebrtuee Wine breaks the
chile, and II continued according 70 the directcus,
r-mov~s the diSeas Permanently from the syst-m.
aud leaves the body In = healthy condition. Those
persc Who afiicied With Fryer and Agus IN,
form VI bilious disease, recUm0an1ed To givo
this valuable medicine fair trial which IL I'll thst
Necessary to insure success and oOnvince all Ut It's
superiority evrTy other rsns<iy uGered 10
tn public. Certificates Of the blghesi resp~ctabtty
might pressutd to subsi Antiate oil TIA, IL claimed
ats trhaif but viii b. left 10 introduce tresto
stand or fall up"n itr own merits.
Caution t. the Pubie.-be SURE that the nxH~ of
the prop ie,0r, JOHN WINEn. is In hi own hanlw H.
ting. Oh the Pr"missory Note. which is sttAchs 70
the bottom OF each engraved label on the bottle.
Sold u retail b. Dsssgists and Merchant ,sly.
where.
All Wholesale orders must bs dirste. oJoho v,
per, 81 Maiden Lane, N. r., or 10 10, 4 bsidV N.
Wholesale drugxiss Chicago.
odd wholesale and retail BY A.ssrs
ALvORD VAN PATTkN.
G1"-dA~ly Davenport Low.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-10
Splendid O1ers Tor 1865 an leo1

un'ile the more ephenercAi Aasestses q Ne day.
these p~rIcsicals lose little ~ ass H~nse nm ysss
Of The Nos. with no eoA0ics) ~ ~. nap - ~
Earded nearly - vslnalle % for lo1f., We psooD
70 furnish the two yeevs - ~ fousWlAg 06S6Hk
LOs0 rates viz
ror BAckword's Msgsslns. ~ Go
For asy one Review, - 80
Ior Any two Reviews, 0Oo
For Nackwocd end che hsvkW. 10
Hpr bsackwood sd two hevtsVs. -
For three Reviews 40
ror Bach wood and thrvs Revive l1&o
tor the four nssieoa S4MA'
Ior blsch wood and the four R~vievs. M0o
TO avoid fractkns - may b. relnitted ssf 0arh-
s""s fnr witch ~ viii forward hat Vosh Ut ~
yssrs, poA psid. 49,
udicals above named b sbout 81 per aanum.
~ ~ shall n~v~S sgajn ~ hhefy - ClBS - =
poc' meats - thnss ~ psesestsd,
.N0er % he zVooe - 0eeAeey.lAe.
pN-nittssce s,rss, b - ssssa, - nsds usss4
= ihs P.blsh.r. sor . tAfss DTicss - esAaisaea
Assss:.. ijoxAHp SCOTT o..
dec91dswtf Ne. e Oaa Ssssess, NSv Ye1o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-10
GEETH FURNISHING GO<9Da.

every variety.
Oar EeddY-u.dste ttshiny - az sinshieaSrcS
al anne
buyigz stock OF hsst houses IL NV Yofk
city, &c are enAoie u Gurnsh ~
thru - NuteN.
kSs-F1h sur,s made ID - h,ur. lhayid'D.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-10
Spring 4 Summer Stock
ot GOODS
~ "a NJ. isAs c>E. -
CLOTHING STORE.

" ar arg uui Va i'rt -tc,k ~ti.h Is tie l'st
aad .niulrr e,.-g teton. .tif,' 10y u IN tits
maftri, shl'u ,'a-lstz ia part of iMpricd snn
<n,v1 !it,adco,n-; Pixl a. NJ Fancy - ,-ins'r.s
s. Anil Al 3is~r us-s4 Fancy ei.d pai',. up.'r'~d
stat io.acs Nvlv'f- A. Nars~i.es Ci9' Is, Ian ny
Dtill,n--. Cati.a -. A-' a na"at sa hiii ar--'rt
Ia "a II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-10

CALL AND SEE
N n. AExDE.v.kKEE.M s
LNRkSH Stock OF Groceries, Second street & !.
II tween Grady and Perry, where h- has just -
eeived arr nov opening new assortment Of
GROCERIES, 4 PROVISIONS,
- tie same article Be purchases at any other
tabsishment H. will always keep on hand an,
sortment Of Wood and Willow War; aud every oil
article usually kept -s'stIi hpcnt - the Kin
His assortment T. tarRe and elmriate. al frsaL /
eopd. and viii be sold al very little advance. Al
. choice lot OF igars and Tobacco
An kinds Of Country Produce In taken exs chance 4
goods. Idac92d,vt:l
zoo BAGS COFFEE,
1C3f received and for safely
j RYAN 4 AooARN.
NJ 3 Bsrrow's New kices, 1ross u. L Iev~~.
D., ls66.-s,n
REMEMBER! REMEMBERll
~. D.fLZELL. .1s'. 3 co.
ARE SELLING
FRESH GROCERIES,
4 Tow a. any House In the cisy-snd delivering
IN hem at your door. We have and slwsys keep
or hAnd. the
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR,
In tn ma rkct. In quantities To suit.
A prime article OF
DRIED BEEF, Canyassed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-10
ELIGIBLE IXvESTMENT.
IMPORTANT TO MERcHANTsl

E<O2 SA1D.@0hs eenck q DRY Goods con, siasd
= n Ne Htv vesk Cosnmlsss,I warehouse. or
y orsas - vourtA etrests. Davenport. iowa. A,so
~ Ususo, Aeos two story franz, lcas irAsr Auc
~ tse0ire dallsr TO b sxpenaed on Il f,r Any
essesSs ~ oassk y ssah, lrssh, and wss assort.
~. - sltuotiA y central, AnA eeeideAiy re best
~ stAe ~ ~ . aoatsea retail trade 10
: yeuaA - sc0ueaciHe busioess tAis il s ne
0lpsssvlep. ASuW - ~ vssnisss. o. ID, re,s bex
10. q. Hebe4dlu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-10

1C3f received and for sAiehy
~ RYAN 4 AtOARN
NcS Bsrrow's New siceS, 1ross u. Ievrs.
d, DS66,---dtf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10
. From the Cincinnati Times. ...,,
THE SoUrH-WEsrEKN TRAGEDY.

BY g. . l. r7..a ri! 10 :
1t was the cotton picking season. in,the
year Of l8-. when, man whom, we9witt
call Lewis Godoy.. the agent Of 8 mer.
camille house ill New Orleans. was tray.
cling in one of the inner Parishes of Lou,
lsiana. He had Transactions. with a rich
planter there. by the name Of Mallory.
The planter lived in . sryery. retired and
lonely, way and strongly urged him, 10
remain Few days, and. hunt with him.
The bayou which touched one side Of his
plantation, he said would furnish some
rare sport being, frequented by slliga-
tors. and the brake was full of deer and
bears, But what mainly decided, Gedoy
80 accept the Invitation, was. most .prebs-
sbly the atttactionso sof Mr.. .: :Mallory's
daughter, an only, child >, snd of course a
great helress, sHeb was, lap adventurer,
born 10 New nglapd, runscrupulous. aud
bound 70 make his fortune in one way Ill
not another =; man of fine figure and en-
gaging address, lecklsss and daring, and
not a whit wanting fips the, spirit ofrper.
sonal honor which, is said ,lo characterize
all the descendants Of The Pilgrim stock.
Ibis stay was protracted for more than
two weeks, weeks, and il. that shogttime, though
his employers business may have suffer
ed from his neglect. be had been success
fully attending to his own What nigh.
ty magic" he had at his. command. /
know not; but when he left, it was certain
arrangements which Mr.. Mallory required
of him, he should come in time, to claim
the hand Of his daughter. a.-.
AT 1.-The Bend, T" he stopped for dinner,
1t was place containing store or two,
a tavern with grocery near it, and pos,
office. As usual. a number of men were
about yellow skinned, unshaven crea
lures, some pitching silver dollar at 8
stand for the drinks and some eugagaged
in the manly and amusing game of mar
bles. Thinking it best TO make himssl
popular in the district whichlwas to bsihii
home. he invited the crowd to drink,
certain way. the only one. Of securing thef
confidence After sseertaining that b,
was from the city, the more tslkatiye one
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10
TERMS.

Cooper's Clarksburg Register is published, in
ClATksburg, Va, every Friday morning, at
$40 per Rnnum, in advance, or at the expiration
of six months from the time of subscribing; after
which e2,5 willinvNriably be charged. -r4 .
No subscription will be received for less Pc
Rod than six months.
No paper will be discontinued except at the OPP
ton of the Propretor Until h Ia an %rrt%hrages thng are
to DO discontinued at the end of their term of
subscription, will be considered us desiring to
have It continued.
Advertisements will be inserted ut $1.00 per
squire of twelve lines for the first three inser-
insertion.
liberal deduction on the above rates will DO
made to those who advertise by the year.
No advertisement. .countedless than u square.
The number of Insertions must be specified, or
the advertisement will be continued and charged
accordingly, r.. .va
Announcements of candidates for office So 90.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, toi insure attention must
be accompanied by tho authors nnme and post :
paid. , .s - '-.r
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10
WHOLE NO. s98.

bread upon the waters and thou shalt find
ft after many days;' bht Il does not seem
Iexacti appropriate 70 the Case, = Is
y IBID you ever see the girl again,
phps7" asked Nellie, = s',s.,
No, my dear. but / have heard from
her through German missionary. She
is a good scholar, ahd teaches little
school herself, now in Chicago, She has
become handsome and refined young
woman; and is educating her only bro.he
er younger than herself. learned from
him. that my little gift put new life, into
the sinking heart Of the poor sick father.
and the nourishment procured with some
Of the money gave strength TO his weak
frame. The father obtained employment,
the little brother found work TO do in an
office, and the girl obtained the favorable
notice Of a celebrated pianist. who. saw
she possessed musical gifts OF high or
der. SO that by his cultivation she became
enabled to support herself. So. you see,
ten dollars made q whole family happy.
grateful and useful. and bought ME lhis
beautiful instrument"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

wuA7 UNCLE SAN HAS DoSE. The fol:
lowing contrast is feIicisoutly nolcd By The
Brooklyn Eagle:
Uncle Sam. after carrying on businesS
for the past eighty years. having three
wars. buying territory from Francs and
Mexico. building railroads. speculatipg ia
a bank, aud trading Eith al creation;
comes out With snug little balance on
hand Of twenty-five millions. enough 70
set up several miIIionarisS. and which
makes Sam millionaire among nations.
Since our revolution. England has ouas
drupIed her national debt, and other nd:
tiops Of Europe have run up score nearly
in proportion, while Sam has paid OF hfs
debts. bought real estate. and has money
laid BY for rainy day.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

!" A FELLOW FEEttxe MAKES U.s. Won
.DRous KIND.- LIST, Dandy sa' 'Dweatfut
accident ihaut the olheW day. Ghawles.4'
End Dandy. .g'iA wnb gou mean the,wail:
.&ead, qff4ig5T awr?'sr o., ,z;,s,g ,a7a 50
1StDapdy; Net at :aIlI,, Didn't you
heaw how at, that. bawhaMus Hi ippoa
dwdme Exhibition, the. otbaw might. "a
He1chedd Monkey had his sbwsinsiknocked
out. by being thwon from one of the los-
twitehsSs haaekss- -zpawstivelysI d weadful
iate' my o"oyE yd:roWsfya ssa!oaa SO"
4 2d aDaudysi' .Weallyia wful.k a1We re
nohe efus safe.if such cwualpawfawman-
ees'anytmawfH 500 EsoY NJ Il ow' =
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

xetI IAntssiAAD woMES!. AfIows much = are i
words Iabussd&?' For Ladies we3 profess
but little, admiration, but VITO does not
love e-adoreaAthetr true Woman? In all
creation, what is there that SO distinctly
marks the divinity Of the creator as wo>
man I? All things else-man himself
might have been the creatures of chance;
but womans her holy affection, her self
sacrificing love. her perfection Of charac-
ter which exhibits but one weakness. the
streng 9Th Of her attachments. could only
have been the work Of a God. :;
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

, EsTApItsHrEe AN HEIR,-'rhe Eonora;
Bic Patrick Kane. late - Probate Judge oiy
Ilstghboriug county. was waited lpga
6ne warm afternoon by buxom. niatron
with q child in her arms whose business.
y a., as she says. Of q Probable natur.J
Nj. K; being polite man. intimated d
READINESS 10 learn her wishes. Nov"
said she, flushing her baby and squaring
tersel FOR o regular talk. ''you sce Judge,
my husband, was forehanded man. and
left his farm we'll stocked, and lust bel
cause / nm a lone woman in the world his
telations. are going to throw me out Of all
but my third. Now. Lawyer told me.
some time ago, that il thrrs was an heir,
he would take it all and / should be- bis
guafdian" "Ilow long since your has.
baud died 2" asked the Judge. "About
thirteen months" was the reply. "And
bow old is the child !" -four weeks
was the answer IL am afraid this case il
beyond my jurisdiction. said tho Judge.
''you had better go back to Squire-g."
But" said the woman. "if your Probate
Court can't establish an heir. what Il it
good for?"--Detr0a Advocoks.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

Eg Tbst WASN'T bad idea Of Sam
Sticks, when suffering from intense heat,
he said he felt q desire 10 take of his fesk
aud sit in his bones awhile 70 cool him
self.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

D A gentleman praisipg the gene:
rosity Of his friend observed:
He spends money like water +
then Of course he liquidates his debts
rejoinct the wsg.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10
Extraordinary Incidents OF d pHsi:

Extraordinary Incidents OF d DHSi:
The New Orleans Bee, Of The ed inst!
is responsible for the following: a4
A duel was fought near this city yes:
terday Monday morning which. for tho
singularity OF its denousUaent, is perhaps
unparalleled in the annuOls of single COM
bat. A we'll known gentleman ia this
community, whom we shall Mr.. a., feel
ing himself aggrieved by the conduct Of
another gentleman whom we shall desig.
nate as Mr.. B., sent him challenge,
which was accepted-weapons, pistols $
distance, ls PAGES. time, six o'clock in the
morning. The usual preliminaries were
settled. and at the word . IRE" both pis4
tolls exploded. AT tbs same instant b
was seen to stagger. The seconds rushed
up, when it was found that the ball had
struck the outer case OF his bunting " latch,
from which it bad glanced at nearly
right angle. passing through the lapel Of
his coat. The watch was worn in the
breast pocket. and was almost directly
above the heart. The case was found TO
be considerably battered. but otherwise
the watch had sustained no injury, al.
though it had gained about three hours in
as many minutes. The hands, which q
momement before had stood 1T twenty
minutes past six, now marked half past
nine.
But perhaps the most curious part Of
the, story is to come. On looking round
to, see what had become of A.. the SEQ!
,onds discovered TO their astonishment
that one, Of his whiskers. bad been .shorn
complstely from his face. aud that with
as much precision as though ii had been
accomplished BY the most skillful bdrtet.
1t was thought that SOME peeuliarity ID,
the bore .d BIS pistol had communicated
to The ball q rotary motion. which come.
bined with itS great velocity. could ne4a
cessarily produce an effect similar to that
caused by some sharp cutting Instrument.
The result OF the duel. 50 far. had been
SO utterly singular. that II precluded all
thoughts Of pushing it TO further and
perhaps more. disastrous issue. The so.
,eond? interPosed and rcCoueiIed theft
principals. ,.s
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

R Why is the bag Of Biscay like an
liinherltaanse2 9,lHs allS Because it's leg esssa
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

R Why is q puppy like Lord tatd Byron?
Because his bark is on the @, (sea.)
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

g Traveller. What Time does The
railroad get in, Sir"
Leafss q. :. Same time the depot gets
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

Lg- An elderly maiden lady requests
the insertion ofthe following
Bad Tasle-Pretty young girls kiss
ing widowef,s clildren.o
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

bsltajaags boa sSfsSsz .tssss'sa. .t9s 4
n
spa.T .d5sfd nssig ssH gyIanos me doidF
s.esas.4 -s.Sss.la 1aad- a1sssaissHsli .syHA
cred gaai ;saiiasTg oiai I1q sFIIId7 s1fZ-F
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

TuE CHINESE AS 2eR1ouLruRrsrs.
Iu all parts Of China .sssswhich we have
"ecess we. ind notsodly that evety foot of
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

: .sra hsislu4I .+h eds
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10
rms SrArE.OF CmI9A..;

A letter addressed TO the Register
General John Browning. has been pub
liShed in the Journal of the Statistical
Society. We make the following extracts
from this important and interesting doc. !.
ument. which were published in il July
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

New YoRK March 30 Steamship Tennessee
from San Juan via As pinwall March 10Th, with
two hundred and sixty passengers, connected
with the Sierra Nevada. The latter boat passed
the Orizaba Feb. 23d, seven hundred miles below
San Francisco-all we'll. The Tennessee left San
Juan March 7th. The Saratoga was lying there
also, five English war-ships Walkers position
was unchanged. He still held Rivas The allies
remain at st. Joce. Walker had attacked the
latter place without effect A party Of Rangers
under Col. Cazcer, had been attacked by the Cos
ia Ricans, and driven into San Juan Col G.
left again on the 9TH with party of recruits from
San FraeciscO. The failure of Col. Lockridges
attempt at Castillo, was owing to the cowardice
OF Col Titus, who led the attacking party. Titus
subsequently left Lockridge and aoeat OUer 10 RI
cas-. Lockrdge's main force is on Carlos Island,
short distance below Castillo, and he has also
garrison at Serapique.
The Aspinwall Courier says, while Titus was
besieging Castillo he held parley with the enemy,
who agreed to surrender, provided he would per-
NIT messenger to pass his lines to inform Gen.
Mora. He agreed to this, but next day was at
tackled bY large force under Mora and driven
back, with loss Titus, with other officers, went
down the river in the steamer Rescue, to Grey
town, where the boat was seized by an English
officer. who offered protection to any one who
wished toleave Walkers service. Titus used in
sultng language to the officer and was seized
and carried on board the frigate Cossack but was
subsequently, released. ssss;sszsszz--szsSS
The allies made two akacks on Rivas, March
4lh but were repulssd. The British steamer
Clyde arrived at Aspinwall March 9th, from
Greytown, with thirty deserters from Walker.
Dates from Valparaiso 10 the 18th and Callao
TO the 10Th OF February IRE received at Panama
The insurgent frigate Hpurimac had captured the
war brig Guise, which Mas holding out for Castl-
la. The Vivance party 0Rssh ore were making lit
tie progress, having been debated in a counter
revolution at Tura. VivaSfee was planning an at
tack on Truxllo Tfe Tennesee's passengers
came over the IsthnEs in two hours and half
News had been reeeiyed at Paita that General
Caruvedo had tafer 20 Session of the city of Pho
ia, after six houfF hard tigasing-loss of killed
and wounded yeryIS0nsiderssie on both sides =
On the 9th the PeruY4h war steamer arrived
from Lambayegue forAoals and provisions. She
brought a report thatSGeneral Vivance has left
for Iruxillo with all his f@ces.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21
THE GREA T EST MEDICAL, DESCOv.
cry OF THE AGE

"H' NET, NEDf' Or hoxbury, has discovered in one
u Il Il ri ND OF HUMO RIJ
From the worst scrofula down Co a common Pimple
Ne has tried in over eleven hundre SEES and never
lalied except in two cases (boh hund humor) He has
now IN his possession hund certificates az it,
value, all within twenty miles Of Boston
oWo oHttts are warranted 10 nursing sore mouth
on the face anu u PDnPies
Two to three bottles win clear tn system Of sos.
the mouth and stomsch
Three to Ave bottles warranted to cure to the worst
case Of erysipelas.
One to three bottles are warranted o cre III b,,rr -
the eyes. 1880 -
T%9 bottles are warranted running of the ears
and blotches among the hair
Four to six bottles are warranted IN cure cor, and
running ulcers. SV'tuP' anu
On one bottle will cure scay eruption OF the skin
a"o o ~ ,afee BOTTLES are warranted to worst
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the moss
desperate case Of rheumatism O''
Three fonr bottles are warranted IN c,,re a,, b
rive ~ eight bottles will the worst case OF serofua
IHSCtseHS Jm use Adul4t~3le table Spoonful Der
$50 over eight years dsest spoonful; children
he sit years. tea spoonial As nodirecjion can
oeappheable TO all constitutions take enough 10 operae
on oo@eis Twice day Mr. Kennedy gives personal al
'eh'V1 10 oSn cases OF SsTofpla.
KENNED9's SALT RHRUM OINTMENT
% sea ~ connection With the Medical Bascooerv
rli ~ ALTON AND HUMoR OF by IS, this gives
ing to bed. 'Fp'S !" ou i'iieh rag @hen so
foR so4Ip HEhD, you Will cut the hair off the affected
PaIS appS the Ointment freely and you viii see be Y
proYement in a few DAYS. s 'i0 I'M
BoR SALT RHECM, rub well in as often as convenient
Ro oAks on an inhamed surface you will rub II in To
your hearts, ooltent il viii give You such real eo,ot
that you cannot help wishing well to the inventor
FoR soABsi these Commence by a thin acrid iuid oo.
Ing through the skin, hardening on ne surface in
snort Time are full Of yellow matter; some are On an in
namea surface, some are noti you will apply he Oint
/ ment freely, at do not rub it in " '
For SORE LEeL this is common disease more an than
- sehefay supposed; the skin turns purple covereS
with scales, Itching iatoeraby sometimes ir1is @
ming sores by applying the oinlmeAt the itching and
scales VIII disappear IN few days but You must keen
on Wtn the Ointment until The skin gets his natural c
This Ointment agrees with every DISH md gves ra
Price so cents per box
Manufacturer by DONALD KENNEDY ION ,ya.-.,
| Street. RoxbuFy, MACS AN' warren
| British Provinces s,I ''" staees aho