The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IMMENSE SALB.-It has long ceased to be fashiona-
BILE to puff patent medicines to do anything to
that has arisen in the public mind against thcn but
simply from the worthlessuess of nearly all the great
remedies crowded into the market. But occasionally
medicine that possesses real merit is brought into
ight-one that really what it purports to be- Ofthis
class, Soans preparations may be ranked with safety
for we have heard of instance where his medicines
been given, and their immense sale will fully attest
their popularity -Freepor Journal ILL.,, Dec. s. 1S46
See sloans advertisement in another column.
~ FEVER AND AouE-This trying and provoking
disease which fixes its relentless grasp the body
man, reducing him to mere shadow in q short space
OF time, and rendering him physically and mentally
useless, be defeated and driven from the BODY by
the use Of DR.. J. Hostetters renowned Bitters The
great success has met WITH and the benefcient re-
suits following its use, have established It as perma-
nent sinstituti0n." We would advise our reader to
procure this valuable specific, and il absent friend
Is afflicted with the Fever and Ague any other ncr
vous disease TO hasten and procure this much favored
and greatly desired article trial is all that Is needed
to prove its many excellent qualities.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally. every
where.
DR.. ChRrsrIR's AGuR BALsAM.-The excessive heat
Of the past summer has left most everybody in debi-
itatcd condition, and therefore liable to bilious dis
eases. The Fever and Ague il quite prevalent,
and consider it duty call the attention OF the
public to one OF the greatest remedies of the age for all
Bilious complants, such as Fever and Ague chills and
fever dumb ague &C. Unlike nearly ali similar pre-
parations it is free from poisonous substances and IL
can be administered to all ages and classes without in
furious results.
there several articles by that which total
ly unlike DR.. Christie's, the original inventor.
See advertisements.
Now that the Ocean Telegraph Is a success, and he
that doubted the triumph Of science must cease to
doubt, we hope to hear no more cavling and railing
against Patent medicines because they nure the prac-
tice of old and new school, and manufactured Quack
Physicians and because they dc not have the stamp Of
| EScnlA lnntt hn En- Ec-
pecaly should all doubts be removed the
and worth OF Dr. Bakers Panacea because it has been
fed ana not FOUND wanting In all summer complaints,
Diarrhea, Bilious colic cramps, Dyspeptc symptoms,
loss of tone In the stomach, Flatulence &c. when iii
similar preparations have failed 1t is truly scistihc
preparation and should always be kept in your FAM.
lies. For sale by Hoffman, Benton & Co. 99w4
wooD's HAIR RBsroRATIyE-This wonderful pre-
paration Is having an extensive sale in all parts Of the
Union. 1t is Of the few patent medicines which
are now sold over the Country, that are really what
their inventors claim for them. Wherever 1t has had
fair trial. the result has been precisely Wood pre-
diets 1t has failed to turn the white hair back
to the natural color where the directions have been
strictly followed and in numerous cases 1t has restored
the hair upon heads that had been bald for years. 1t
not pretended that will make the hair grow In every
case but where it fails there Is certainly no remedy
The restoration OF the HAIR has been effect ed in many
instances where the seemed utterly hopeess that
is certainly worth while for all who have lost their
hair to try the experiment of using bottle two OF
Woods Restorative.-No Moline Workman
Sold by all respectable Druggists nloow2
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THE CHILD WAS HRALRD.-M. W. B. Sloan Sir
Last summer one OF my children was badly bitten by
rattle snake. We applied your ointment freely, and
the child was healed. Also, had horse wounded in
the ste joint In which he took cold and it became
swollen and distressed that the horse consd
cred worthless but by free of your Ointment
soon cured. We have tried the Ointment In great
| many other cases with equal success.
WALTER wHITBEcK.
! York Precinct, Du Page Co., Ill, Dec. 81, 1857.
HS- All persons who from debility or disease, do
not desire to incur the trials perls aud responsibilities
OF offspring transmit to their children their own
diseases and suiIernys. be supplied with safe
easy and cfectual preventive Of conception, which
be procured either by their personal written request
and sent to any dist ant by letter, secure
| from observation by addressing
JOHN i. KING, u. D.,
l9Gtl McGrcgor, Clayton county, iowa.
MEssRs. EDIToRs--D Dear Siys: am informed that
MIR. Augustus French, Matchmaker, aud formerly III
employ, has settled in your promising village Per
nit ME to state that he Is one Of the best Watch
makers in all the Western country Estate th fRRELY
and KNOWINGLY, being practically experienced In that
business myself, think safely judge Mr. Frcnc,
is fast workman, ana very scientific in putting to
rights defective time pieces. Congratuatng you for
valuable addition to your mechanical fraternity,
subscribe myself, Yours, respectfully.
JAMES ii. HOES,
n91 III, Lake street; Chicago. Ill.