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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-24
COM M + RCI A L..
McGregor Market,

Wednesday,, Feb. "a, 1853.
corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON i co.
Wholesale Grocers 4 Druggists.l
EXCHANGE on New York selling'3 on Milwaukee
and Chicago IL. Gold buying a 1, selling 2.
PRODUCE.-Wheat 40 to AS. Flour so to l,75.--
Oats 20 to 81 Barley SO. Corn 25 Potatoes 80 to 40
Beans IS to 95 Butter IL IL to 10. Lard Lotto IL IL
Eggs 10 to IL l2. Cattle gross &c. Sheep so to 200
Beef dressed to s. Hogs dressed 4 1-2 o5.
FRUIrs.-Green Apples 50 dried 10. Raisins
$3.50.
GROCERIEs-sugars unstcad, from IL to IL. Nc.
lasses (new) SO CO. Syrup IS to TO- Coffee prime Ric
Is II. Crackers l-2 toe. saleratus IL. Tobacco
% to 40-smoking IL. Whisky 80 to 49, Candy Is IL
| FIsH-Mackcrcl so to $50 Cod l-2 White $50
Water Lime $50. Plaster to 0. Domestic Lime 81
OILs-Lard ,35 to l,50 Whale 20 to 40 Linsecd
ITO. Soap L.. Candles IA.
suNDRIEs.-Nails S. Pelts rs. Wood $50 to :. Tur
pentine IS. White Lead 8 to TO- Lumber IL, Is, rs
80 Lath to IL Shingles to s.
FUkS.-But few offering. Coon, No. ], SO /; No. g.
20 Mink 20 to IS Otter 7sc per foot: Beaver ESQ
sALT.-Finc, firm ut $3.50 coarse 1925.
Our markat for few weeks back has been fuctua.
ting. Sugars have rapidly declined aud 1t is difficult to
give definite quotations. This article can be consider
cd only nominal. Produce is looking up At the South
Wholesale Price Current
OfBRADLEY & CO., McGregor, Iowa, at the Old
Stand OF Hunting d Co.
The stock Of Groceries in Market il abundant at re.
duccd prices.
We sell the following Staples at prices named
SUGARS.-N. 0. Brown to 10 ; clarified do 10
Porto Rico, 10 IL; White Coffee Is to Is IL.
COFFEE.--Ro, extra, from IL ga to Is IL.
SALT.-Course and fine at So.
MOLASSES.-Extra, (new crop N. o. 66 to 60
Syrup go to IS, u very fine article.
FRUITs.-Dricd Apples 8 l-2. Dried Peaches IL
IL. Raisins, (new crop,) to $50.
CANDLEs.-Tallowl2 liz to Il ; Starr % to Is
Adamantine 80 to IS.
SOAP IL.
SALERATCS.-Purc, Sc.
TEAs.-Y. IIuyson SO to 65 Imperial IS a 70 F.;
Gun Powder, extra, 10 Oolong 55 90.
ToBACCo-2S to IS Smoking do ~.
CRACKERS toS
WHIsKEY-2S to 80.
CIDER--SS, so per barrel.
CODFISII--6 l-2, best quality.
PRODUCE is selling at the following prices Wheat
40 Corn 20 to % Oats 20 to rs Potatoes rs to 80
Pork so to S Beef 8 IL too.
BRADLEY 4 co.
February II, 1865.
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~ The following Gard has been handed US
for publication, by the gentleman first named on
the list Of signers. Its statement as to the
proper way Of reaching st. Paul, contains no
fact that is new, but it may be Of service to
travellers to give the Card an insertion:
AMERICAN HorEL, McGREcoe, IowA,l
February 18th, 1858.
The undersigned having recently travelled
over the Stage ROrte in NJ. o. Walkers line
from ST. Paulto McGregor Uia OF Cannon Falls.
Rochester, Decolah and Monona, avail our.
selves Of this occasion to state that we deem
this Route much superior TO the River route
uid La Crosse, and some IS to 40 miles nearer
the time is made from one to two days sooner
The Line is wclIstocked, has good and careful
drivers, good hotels and attentive landlords
The route is quite Q level and safe one and a.
matter of duty we commend it to the travelling
public.
(Signed)
J.F.SCRIBNER OF GAINESVILLE, Wis.
OSCAR KING, st. Paul.
VIM. J.CAhOUNE."
Geo. F. WHEELER, Beloit.
i. d. SMITH, Chaska, Min.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
WEST uN ON, FAyETrE Coz
Feb. 10th, 1853.


Feb. 10th, 1853.
EDrrcR T MEs:
If it should be in order for an outsider to
express an opinion respecting your political
affairs, would say that your course in regard
to that political enormity which you SO signifi-
cantly style the "Lecomrton prostitution, !"
deserves the appreciation of all parties that are
not hopelessly joined to their political IDOLS
The stand you have taken on this subject is the
more tn be admired since it was done in full
view of the terrorS of decapitaton, which have
b!anched The cheeks of so many parasites OF
power. Stick to The right Col, and Northern
Iowa will be proud in knowing that she has ono
officer at least WHO is not doughface. 1t is
very easy for people to he brave when there is
no danger. We sec instances of this every
day. Stern Democrats and patriotic Rcpubli.
cans sometimes make great display of prin-
ciples whose depth may, at any time, be gauged
| by the diameter of ten cent piece. Hence.
when We see a person maintaining his views
| by hazarding his pecuniary interests, we must
infer that he acts from principle; and the sight
| is refreshing-it is so rare.
Last Sunday night burglary was com.
mittcd in this place, which raised quite an ex-
element. The dwelling house of J. w. Foster
School Fund Commissioner, was entered and
$l.4cO of the School Fund taken therefrom.-
| The money, it seems, was in a table drawer in
the same loom in which Mr.. Foster slept, and
| within reach from font window. The thief
as it is SUPP osed, pried Up the window, which
| was nailed at tho top-reached around to the
dsawer-unlocked i.-helped himself to its
contents, and departed without saying "by
| your leave" He was even though,less and
uncourteous enough 10 leave the window up. to
the great endangering Of the health of the
| occupants ..
The West Union Republicans talk of bring.
| ing the Journal back to this place so that they
may have an opportunity OF ratronizing i,
more, and making political principles flourish
better in conjunction with their local interests
Rival interests in town lots are sometimes
| great drawback on the operation of politica
principles. and for this reason the removal O
the .lorunal back to this place is expected t.
operate favorably for its support Whether
the arrangement will be made or not. canno
say with certainty but, since you are mlitar,
man, you will be safe in keeping your arm
grounded" for awhile, at least, before finding
the game off 1.-the wing" For what saith the
poet 7 ..-.... .
sThe bird let loose In Southern skies,
When hast'ning fondly home,
Mere stops to fold its wings, nor fiiee,
| Where idle warblcrs roam"
| ..s. ..-........ ANICy-S
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The Canadian papers are fearful that
the absence of snow has destroyed most
of their winter wheat.
Kentucky says first cousins can not
marry in that State. They are not for
hidden to kiss each other.
Gov Denver has made q reaui-
sition for the body of Calhoun--this
grows out Of "Calhoun's Candle box"
deposit of the free-state vote under his
"wood- pile p
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What of Lecompton /?

"udIOA oSCoIACI0A
No indication of the fate of this measure in
the popular Congressional branch is yet discov-
cradle. 1t is now probably in minority of
four or five, but 'rc ards and punishments" are
offered and threatened hourly by the friends of
the Administration, and if the latter is half as
mean as its friends represent it to he there is
no telling what may be done in the way of
convincing" few anti Lecompton members
of their error in s'raying from the guardian
ship of the Richmond South and the New York
Herald! We have letters from Washington
stating that it cannot pass the House but we fear
it may. I, is claimed that "lhc Admins:ra-
ton is fearless in the discharge of its duty to
the country and that these who do not think
with it mrst prepare to cut loose from all hope
Of participating in the profits Of official posi-.
ton. That this is true, there is no denial. The
P. Master at Chicago, Mr. Price, h,s been re.
moved 10 accommodate the late incumbent
Isaac Cook Esq. Gray Of the Cleveland Plain
Dealer. has been discharged from the Post Of
fee at that place. notwithstan ding he mado
SOASooaoh Va AiS NHu CidN DhCA lint
a spaniel to the service of his angry Master.
Miller Of Columbus gives way toex Gov
Medary, and still the victims are falling. The
venerable man who occupies the Executive Chair
is surrounded by aatterers knaves and squrts, they
have induced him to discard the voice of the
indignant Yeomanry OF the country and to rely
upon the scheming shallowness of their own
poor brains. Plumber is divided among those
who crawl at the foots tool. and place is obtain
ed by complimcnting the harpies, who in the
garb ofspatliotism steal from the Treasury OF the
nation. Meanwhile the axe glittcrs in the
hands ofthe cxecutioner, and the cry of Powe,
comes through subsidized press "Be obedien,
or DE. 1t is melancholy to own that this j,
true, but it were folly to deny it.
- Lay on McDuff
And damned be lie who first cries.
"Hurrah for Lecompton.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
A Steam Saw Mill i'm
PRAIRIE DU CHEN.
Oppoytunitv for Investment !!

n Rare Opportunity for Investment!
THE property in Prairie du Chem formerly known %
l. sForbcs' steam Saw Mill, advant agcousy situat-
cd the centre Of the town, contiguous the Rail-
road depot, and with back to the river is offered for
sac reasonable terms The mill, with its appurtc-
entire is nearly and in excellent condition
The engine is of fifteen horse power, tho Is y-twe
inch Circular Saw, and the mill il capable of turning
out from 5000 to 1000 feet of Lumber in twelve hoursr
ordinary work. Connected with this mill Is q
SHINGLE MACHINE AND LAIH MIL.
The Single Machine being of the celebrated make Of
Everett Butlercapable of turning out from 10 900
to 200 Shingles per day. -
stock of logs and lumber will be sold with the mT
If desired.
Satisfactory given for the sac--and terms
made known application to J. s. HOWELL,
Real Estate Agent
Or to WILLIAM T. BRANCH n72
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d. e D
In Wagner township, Clayton county, Iowa, Feb.
goth, 1858, JOSEPH STINER, aged As years.
On Sabbath morning, Feb 2lst, of Typhoid Fever,
the REV. JOSEPH BLooMER, aged 2S years.
Mr.. Bloomer first connected himself with the
Church under the Ministry of Rev. j. G. Holbrosk of
Dubuque. He Immediately set himself about prepar-
ing to preach the gospel. lie pursued his Collegiate
studies at Amherst, his theological at Anovcr Massa-
chusctts.
In the fall of he married AMI settled in this place.
His public life therefore only of about three months
duration. The messenger of death called for him
when he was but just entering hopefully life of
illness. A. NJ
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An Irishman.-The daughter of Suffolk
Bank (Boston) Director has 'thrown herself
away on Granting, tearing Irishman' who
was employed by friend of her fathers. The
divil is to pay again in the upper circlcs-these
amorous Irishmen are as bad among female
aristocrats as the Roman youth were among
the Sabine ladies. We repeat former re-
mark, it is not strange that a girl Of sense
would prefer vigorous son of labor to the
style of monkey faced shanghai noodles that
are now to be found in "polite" circles. This
girls head is level, and her sons will stand a
chance to be congressman.
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Creda.-The following clip from the Ro.
chester (Min) Democrat explains itself Char
ley, you can pitch into our columns now with
or without "credit'
"Crcdit. or well blow You up slightly."-
Marginal notes from McGregor Times.
AS to "cyedM," We want to know if we are
not as liberal in that reference rs the most ac.
commodating Of the fraternity (? We have, in
the last six months done that same 10 the
amout of over one thousand dollars. We reck-
OH that II do, won't it, Col But we'll he more
particular in future SO far as the Times is con
cerned. We hate the darndcst to credit our en-
tire news department to the Times, and its
hard heated to expect it. We prefer to be
.'bloxed Cd" so goin, Col.
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Tho nuh,rnuo Rnard If Trado hoe ,

The Dubuque Board of Trade has re-
ported against usury, but the members
think that just now little free trade in
money would be good for Iowa.
PRENrIcr's VITA lady subscriber
of the Louisville Journal, wrote Prntice
that she was Mortified at the indecency
OF his paper, and threatened to set her
foot on every copy that came under her
observation. He suggested that she
hadn't better do it, as his paper had is
in II 7
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Sunday Times SAYS

1.-The Sunday Times says that a preacher
at Williamsburgh N. Y. commenced coquett-
ing with the 7th Commandment and strange to
relate he lost his ecclesiastical character and
became merely good judge Of dubious cri.
Dolias." His last subject was pretty widow
IAN exposure followed and then the disciple
Of Kallock left the neighborhood.
The Times thinks that volunteers for Utah
are more DESTROYS to see the pretty sinners Of
Salt Lake then they are to vindicate the honor
Of the countryo or the sacredness Of the mar
rage relation
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Fayette Jou,noi.-We promised not to speak
OF the eccentric contemporary again till slight
cd. and we do SO now only to say that its last is
sue announces its sale and the removal Of the Of
ice to West Union. When Frank Badeer the
Editor Of the Fayette Free Press undertook to
make Republican Office (himself being De.
mocrat) he 20 shocked the tyre and fixtures Of
what is now the Journal Office that no situation
IN politics or location will hold them to q stea-
dy purpose. 1t seems destined to travel, like
the wandering Jew, until Franks changing
proclivities shall be pursed from it's form. We
await farther Developments.
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T. S. SHAw.-This gentleman is the
weather correspondent" of the Prairie
du Chen papers. In referring to his
published statement that he would for
bear farther prediction till atmospheric
influences became more regular in their
operation, we unfortunately said
'P' Shav? For this implied reflection
on the folly Of pretending to know the
future by the stars, the very worthy and
learned prophet or philosopher whose
name is above, does us the honor
through the columns Of the Courier to
invite us to discussion of the Stellar
theory. He complains Of being serious
ly annoyed" by our nonsense and in
sists that he has been singularly fortu-
nate in his predictions. In an article
in the Leader of last week he displays
research that entities him to large share
of our respect, and we hereby tender. it
to him. For no consideration however,
could we be induced to enter the lists
against so profound a seer, but if Mr..
Shaw will allow us to drop into oblivion
with the belief that star gazing for
weather-signs is the most arrant foolery
alive, he will confer favor on us that
will be cheerfully reciprocated at any
time by the concession on our part that
he deserves to rank amoug those sages
whose names he so religious]y vener-
ates. a
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The WEATHER.-The past week has
been as respectfully northern in charac-
ter as the most ultra sectionalist could
desire The nights have been excessive
ly cold-not unfrequently IL to 90 de-
grees below zero. The days are clear
and pleasant, we have good sleiyhing and
the river is bound in letters sufficiently
strong TO permit the crossing of the
whole town of Prairie du CHEN to the
Iowa side.
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PEnsTA HoUsE.-A ciacular from,
this Dubuque Hotel informs US that
G. c. Hewitt is, its Proprietor and H. G.
Kelly its Clerk. If all our readers
knew these gentlemen personally there
would be no use in our saying word
in commentator of them. On our first
visit to Dubuque about two years since,
we found Charlie Hewitt in command of
the City Hotel (now the Peosta) and
we. like everybody else, "took liking
to him." He is an attentive host, a
genial companion and the size of his
heart is only limited BY the case which
nature gave it to play int would be
still larger if there were room.
KELLY is the late II. C. X" travell-
ing Correspondent fthc Express & Her
ada quiet. unsssuming, well informed
gentleman, better able to post the traveller
on all matters pertaining TO the interior
of Iowa and Minnesota than any man
in the west. We know exactly how we
shall feel when we stop at the Peosta
next month-we will be CAT HOME"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff's Sale. ......
Sheriff Sale.
Fire & Marine ms. Company.
Reynolds House.
County Seat Election.
Ohio Law College.
Egbert Hotel.
Steam Saw Mill for Sale.
Legislative Act relating to gluten
berg.
John Brotherhood.
Wmchell.
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Dated the Gath day of Te
SlIERIFEoS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue a a epecisa
IN execution, issued out of the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court of Clayton county, State Of Iowa.
bearing date the 10th day Of February, A. d. 1858,
and to me directed, will Monday the goth day Of
March, A. D. 1858, between the hours of nine O'Clock
A. NJ, and four O'clock +. NJ, Of that day, sell to tho
James Sherburne, in the town Of McGregor, in the
county and State afores aid, the following described
property, to-wit One Warehouse, one Saw Mill and
fixtures, one Stable, Is cords of Wood, one yoke of
Oxen and Cart, Shop 40 800 feet Of Lumber $685..
600 feet of Lumber in the Log.
Taken the property of James Shcrburne to salts.
~ certain Judgment rendered by the aforesaid Dis
trict Court at the January Term A. D. 1885, thereof
IN favor Of Samuel d. Omstcad, and against the raid
James Sherburnc for the of Six Thousand Throe
Hundred and Thirty-six Dollars and also Fifty and
5loo Dollars costs Of suit aud all costs that may nc
cruc. JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff of Clayton county, Iowa.
by N. NJ FUTILE, ..,s
Deputy Sheriff
Dated this oath day of February, A. D. is5Sn72
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VINAKES this method to inform the citizens al
Il Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota, that 10
is prepared to do all kinds OF MILLWKIGiiT WORkN
such as building Steam or Water Grist or saw Mi+,
and furnishing Machinery for the same such us Bolts,
burr Smut Machines of the most approved kind. After
twenty years experience in the buness he fattcrs
himsclf that all tho in Of Miliwrght work will
do well to give him a call.
lie Is prepared to take contracts for building aud
furnishing Mills of all kinds All work WARRANTED,
All bu mess letters will receive prompt attention.
Clayton Ca, Iowa IyoS
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WINcHELL.-Please to look at the
head Of our first Advertising column
there read and learn that WINcuELL the
Captain of the conaical creation, contem-
plates cutting up curious capers in char
acter on Thursday evening next at
Evans Hall. If you miss investing a
quarter to see this renowned actor and
Ventriloquist, you will never cease to
regret it. Read the Programme and re-
solve to see it played out.
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Oryinal."-We often receive articles for
publication that are entitled 'original" when
we have serious doubts on the subject. But as
We have no time to look up the facts we let
our readers have chance TO detect the theft
Nobody is likely to steal any thing we write
and we shall not put ourselves 10 trouble in
protecting the labors of others. from theft
If we know an article to lie plagiarised. of
course we will publish the name of the pirate.
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9TATEMENT

OF the condition Of the Western Valley Fire and Ma
rine insu rance Company OF Chicago, Inoio, made in
pursuance of An Act of the General As emily Of the
state Of Iowa. entitled An Act in relation to Insur-
ance Companies" approved January 2S, 1857.
1st. The name OF the company is the Western VAL
ley, Fire and Marine Insurance Company, aud located
IN Chicago, Illinois
I'd. The amount of its authorized cap-
tall 1900 ooO
80. The amount of its capital STOCK paid
and secured, is 255 900
4th Its assets are as follows viz:
lt. Cash in hand aud ia hands of Agents. si,7O2 ~
"a. 1t owns no Real Estate, g
Sd. 1t owns no bonds,
=. 4th. Loans secured by mortgage on Real
Estate, sis,6oooo
9th. Debts due for premiums unpaid 1862
9TH. All other securities are, viz:
stock Notes secured by mortgage 1905, 10000
Fer onal Property, $500
Interest accrued TO date, 2sl,o7
200, 1867
Total Assets, s.57, soa, 81
or other creditors.
9th. No losses busted and due. q I'd.
7th. No loses adjusted aud not due.
Sth. Losses unadjuIed, $500, 60
9th No losses in dispute and awaiting
further proof
10th. No other claims against the company.
llth. The greatest amount in any one ri.k
or exposed to oac fire, $4,000
18th. Tile greatest amount insured in any
one town, city or village, depends on its size
location and de cription OF buildings.
18th. The greate,t amount in. urud in any
one block, depends same circumstances
above named.
18th. Annexed is copy of the Charter
Tho above statement Is made as the condition Of
the company on the first day Of January, 1853:
Atte:t--GFo. b. Armstrong, fec'y.
February 80, lsosn7:
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JUSTICE,

The Richmond South hopes that there
may be two or three men in the House who
are "open to convicton'-that is that they
will yet vote for Lecomptm.
The conviction" is simply ofbribery.
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Col. Richardson, of the North Zo,ca
Times, surrenders the first page of his
last issue to the Elkader Temperance
Society. by publishing an essay deliver
ed before j. by Mrs. Warner. We have
seldom read an article SO sensible-so
free from the sentimentalism common to
the sex as this. If it does not effect a
vast amount of good, it will not be the
fault of it's accomplished authoress, but
can be ascribed wholly to the stolidity
of the recipients Usage Locan.
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Agricultural Notice.

There will be a meeting Of the Executive Officers o.
the Clayton County Agricultural Society, at Clayton
Centre, on Saturday, March 18th, at IL O'Clock NJ.
full attendance is requested.
BY order Of the President.
two I'M. KING, S.ey.
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WOODLAND CREAM-a pomade for identifying the
hlr-hghly perfumes, superior TO any French article
imported and for half tho price, For dressing ladies
hair It has no equal, giving it bright glossy appear
1t causes gentemen's hair to curl in the most
natural manner. 1t removes dandruff, always giving
the hair the appearance Of being fresh shampooned
Price only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE Il CO.,
Proprietors of the "Balin of Thousand Flowers"
The Trade supplied by BROWER 4 VAN DUZER,
sole agents for Prairie du Chen and McGregor. 1yiS
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r ~ The Times is now the only paper in
Clayton County, It's subscription list should be
doubled by the LIST Of May. VIII P. Ms
notice our terms and send US the names of Sub.
scriberS
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WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH, and beau
tfu complexion, be acquired by using the "Balm
of Thousand Flowers" What lady gentleman
would remain under the of disagreeable BREATH
when by using the ''Balm Of Thousand Flowers
denrce would not only render it sweet but leave the
teeth white alabaster2 Many persons do not
know their breath is bad and the subject is delicate
their friends would mention it. Beware Of
terfeits. Be sure each bottle is signed
FETRIDGE & CO., N. Y.
For sale by all druggists, Twas