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"HEKRA8.AA certain Deed Of Trust. dated
w Jan1asy pa, and recorded In the Ne
No. -, pass III Aishasi Fry eOnveysd 10 David
kilbosrns, 1tlmAs, the following rsAl estate,
to-wit: The naltasS quarter Of ths sosth-ss
quarter Of section 49, tsOI. township sixty-six
(ee), north range AZ eet, sontAinins forty (4ol
asrcs more OF less, Ia ESS3soaty, lows. aid Dssd
u ffust being for the purpae II securing the pay.
ment Of the puroAAse mea n nm said pfUperty for
the sum Of two hundred dollaSS n a0Ol 70 s. nal
Marsh, Vim. +. Leo and EdWn3 @. Delayan or
Their assigns, psyabis q fo1iOWrth
Thirty Dollars, Dec. 26th, lot11
Twenty Five Dolls April II. SoSs;
r SEVENTY Three Dolaare January 80 ,es.
seventy-Two Dollars, January & 1855:
And bearing interest stths rate n sx ~ cent. pa
.nnum tiil due and ten per esat. - hnan after
due, payable annually. And u1e6e5 i Ne shove
payments are due and scmaiS - hougA nay,
ment has been denanded---wkGpl y - holder a
said mortgage has directed said 2&i Y 10 sell thu
said properly under the clause ~ T. satsined ID
said Deed u Trust, Tefersnss ael Aad 10 the
| same fer particulars. kznss
Nov, therefore, notice IL hsrshv 11n. Nat OF
the 3lst day II Decor Der. ISt8. - ~ ths
otkca IT the Clerk Of the District c. H ~
County, ~ ksokuk, bssween the h0ess - o1
., M aud o'clock p. N Of said dsy, I sS1aU
coed to cell said real estate 70 the hixhes1 =
for cash, In pursuAace o1 said Deed II 1ruokW
y. WI KlLB0UnMx
Nov. -, 1858. VITA tss.
The above sale = postponed % ths - 1Ay d
January, 1870. ID. w. EILDOU1
keok al Do. 81, 1858. Nv m
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TlN0 GEORGE G. DIXON, ROBERT p. GRAY
i ElnABgrH GRAY, FRxDE RICK BRAsHsR, MA
rHK~ s. MACON. You are hereby notified thaA
there is now on Gle the flee Of the Clerk Of tn
Distric; Court If Lee County Iowa, at keokuk, {
petition Of Christians Wright, claiming OF said
George e. Dixon the SUN of one thousand dollars
money due on promissory note, and claiming
the foreclosure of a mortgage given by said Dixon
on certain real estate mentioned In said petition
to secure said note, in which real estate the re-
maindcr Of you claim AT interest, and unless you
second day Of the next February term of said
court judgment win be rendered against you
by iefauit.
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
Nov. 20, 1S5s-d Att'ys for Plaintiff.
vTSo MARY P. WOODWARD, WIN. s. WOOD
i WARD, CHAs. HuBpxLL and JAMES CLAPp :
Yon are hereby notified that there is now file in
the Office Of the Clerk VI the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa, at Ksokuk, the petition Of Ford,
Gorham Ford, q partnership hrm of that pane,
claiming Of you Mary 7. Woodward, VIM. s.
Woodward and Charles Hubbell, the sum of
sorry note, and asking for judgment against
you, Mary p. Woodward, and Chas. Hubbell for
tina, amount, and asking for decree IT foreclosure
OF mortgage executed BY you Mary r. Wood
ward and VIM. S. Woodward, 70 secufS the pay
ment Of said note, snd for the sale Of the land
and further asking that you james
Ciapp be made party 10 said foreclosure of mort
gage, and that unless you appear and answer on or
before the morning of the second day Of next Feb.
rusry term ils5s) II said court, Judgment will be
rendered against you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 EESrER,
Nov. 70, 1S5s-d Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
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MaIshy,s lBaItimerc oysters.
DEING Agents for this celebrated brand Of Oys-
Dss, We skAll always be In supply, and W shall
sell at retail or by the case, n low any other
Asst class BRAID. Hotels, Saloons and Families can
always depend upon the SHssEsEsx, Of those o0sr-
Cd for sale BY ".
KELLOGG 4 BfRGE,
dec2adAw Ne. 1a0 Main. street.
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Trustees safe.

NJ HEhEAs, II. " Miller, by bis Trust Decd,
dated the 18th day Of June, A. d. 1857, con-
veyed To George c. Dixon, rs Trustee, the follow
Ing lot. to wit. Lot number twenty, in Block d, In
addition to tbs City " Ksokuk, County Of Lee
and State Of Iowa, in trust TO sscure tho paymsn,
Of promlssory note. described In said Trust Deed
ana executed by said Miller, Tor the sum OF Hvs
hauared and twenty Ave 6b.iHo dollars. and due
o. The eighteenth day OF November, A. b. 1857.
Ans whereas said note Ia now past ue and re-
mains unpaid, therefore l. Geores G. Dircn. Tvus-
sse a. aforesaid Will, a. tho request Of the holder
Of said note, sell the above described lot ut public
sendue, according to tho provisions Of said Deed
ct Irust, 70 the highest bidder, for cash. At the
door of tho Court House, in said City of keok uk
on iae 18th day u February next, tls5a1, between
Tie hnnrs q o'clock A.m. and o clock z. n. oi
that day, 10 sasistyssid demand and interest, and
tbs costs of tAls trust,
GEO. G. DIXON, Trustee.
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CuhBLES W. LOW HlE,
Dec. 70, 1858 4 Atty for Plaintiff

+ WHITAKER, you are hereby notified that
~ there 10 die in the oaice Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1T Kcokuk
petition of W. II. kollesson, claiming Of you two
hundred sixteen CO. 100 dollars. your prornissory
note, and praying . writ Of attachment and uuless
you appear and answer thereto or before the
second day Of next February, 1859, term be hoi.
den at keokuk first Monday Of said month, judx-
ment by default will be had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
Dec. Y, ls5s--dAw Plaintiffs Att'ys.
rN0 LEWIS QUfRK, DEADRICK 4 OWENS,
owners Of the Steamboat Gossarer; You are
hereby notified that there Is file in the Office
Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee Co.. Iowa
at Keokak, petition Of A. Hine Co.. claiming OF
you the sum Of one hundred and forty-i,e dollars,
as money due on account, and unless you appear
and answer thereto before the second day OF
next February, 1850, term Of said Court, TO be held
at heokuk first Monday of said month, judgment
By default will be had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
Dec. n, 185s--ddw Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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RAWH VI $500.
Coed chance Ter = Mechanic Or La.
0DROYI
4 SMALL FARM, ~ acrss, coed nsw frant
"A house, and now steam Saw Mill, with IAth
Machine, be-; sid mill can clear from e1yo0o u
- 600 per annsm, when "the hard times Are gone
gone swsy ~ said land II situated In 6oata sez
Aichigan good climate, splendid soil, wsu ~
tered, Ac., -.
Also, 100 aers farm IN Northern Iowa, nns soil
we'll watsred, -.
Either of the shove farms will b exchanged fol
good house and lot In ksokuk.
Inquire Of J.PAkAxLE,
Nov. i, s8s-A1m No. 81 Main-st.,
Aas Kepkuk, lows.
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CLOTHN0l CLOTHING
? RE o TO 6nitthe Times !!

g POLLOCK = so. arc nov resolving Z
NJ large, veil selected and splendid stock Of
FAY aCSsC WINTER CLOTHING.
And can supply sastomsss with any thing usually
called for In their line, fTom eoafes - supesnc,
ard frsm pisa 70 vsry Aandsens. It's - - y
szpatists; they hsys jast ths articles for harl
a &c sssn u ansm s,ys snd pie. AZ tasy
and get great bsrsains.
Rsmsmbsr The plass--nfxt door TO Ohmsrs H.
loon, on Third st., between Main and Johnson.
sepl1d b. POLLOCK co.
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Law NOTICE.
DANklN, AILLkR 4 ENBTKk. ATTORNEYS Il
~ LAW have removed their Ofics to the roo.,s
over the Banking House of Win. Thorn pson 4 Co..
corner of - aad Main streets. Entrances On a q.
Jan. Is, ~ din
Ovsfc1etangs ~ CostI
= OvsssoAtisgs u cost, until January ii.
DsciVd E.R. bNl1H.
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SAMUEL r. NooaHiEs,
To Theodore Sheldon aud
Samuel w. Rogers


IBFHtN1HE kyHkAINNt EHIHHFI " !. NNKtIEs
SAarFL w H6axRs
NoU are hereby notified that there is now on lle
i in the oface of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, at heekHk, a petition Of Samuel +.
Noorhies, claiming of said sheldon the payment Of
certain promissoTy notes given By him TO said
VOORHEES,, and claiming OF both Of you the foreelo-
sufe of mortgages given by said Sheldon 10 plain
tiff TO secure the payment Of said notes, twenty
OF land out Of he part OF the north
quarter OF the southwest quarter of section thirty
three a33 township sixty t6bl north, range fye
lttwtst, IN Lee County, Iowa
E And unless yuu appear and answer said petition
on or before the "a day of tbs next February term
OF said Court, Judgment Will be had gainSt you by
default, acc riding to the prayer Of the petition.
RANKIN, MILLER i ENsTEk,
Dec IA, lS5S-dec24d Ats for Plaintiff
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pKADi A BRO. You are hereby notified that
- there 10 now on file in the Office OF the Clerk
OF the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. al Keo.
kak petition Of Cleghorn, Taylor Co., claiming
Of yau three hundred sixty ~ loo dollars, and
interest from May, 1857, on note made by you
10 arder oi Hickman 4 Luke for three hundred
sixty 10 100 dollars, and praying writ Ut NJ
aclinent, and unies yoa appear anu answer there
10, on or before III second day Of next r, bruary
tls5a9 term Of said court. to be holden at Ksokuk
tie hrst Nonday Of said month. judgment by de
fauls will be had against you.
RANKIN, MlLLERA ENSTER,
Dec. -, lcas-d Plaintiff Atty
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Dec n, i85s--d6w Plaintiffs Att,ys

u. PRICE You are hereby notified that there
~ - now on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At Keokuk, .
petition Of G. o. Thompson Co., claiming Of you
four hundred sxty-seyen 23- 100 dollars for goods
bought by you Of said G. o. Thompson d Co., and
praying writ Ut attachment, aud unless you sp-
pear and answer thereto before the second DAY
Of next February lls5e, term of said court to be
holden at ksokuk the FIRST Monday Of said month.
Judgment by default will be had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 7 ENSTER,
Dec 2T 1853 DIV PLAINTIFF, Atttv,
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RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
Dec. IT, 1S5S-dAw piainfi6ss A., -.

ITO VIC. WELLS, q A. Macon and - draw e.:
~ You are hereby notified that there ID now ON
- = the once Of the Clerk u tho District Court of
- County, lows, .t keokak, petition Of 7. A.
Aasg0N. claiming Of you the sum u two hundred
- SlAty three and Is 100 dollars, o. money due
- neepNns, and also asking m attachment, and un
- ~ 9ppesr and answer said petition on or be-
tose - 1oesday after the frst Monday in FeLrua-
~, 1e0, 3Qdgmsnt by Default win be had axainst
yon. RANKIN, MILLER ENSTEK.
dec. ~, 1Q1Isxd1w Plaintiffs Attswn
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FIs0 THOMAS B. WALKER. Sir--You arc here.
by notified that thers Il now on Gle In the of
fee oi the Clerk Of the District Court Or Les County
at keokuk. Iowa, the petition Of d. W.. PnssssU
ealming u ycn the sum Of four hundred aud Afty-t
eight dollars aud sixty cents none. due the sid
ID. " Pressellon account, and unless you appear
and answer seid petition or before che sscond day
Of the next term Of said court begun and holden In
the city Of keokuk the first Monday in February,
1859, judgment will be rendered against you thereon
for the full amount, with interest and costs. You
are further notified that an attachment has ISSUED
ia said case against your goods, &c.
c. w. L0WHIE,
nan l2k4.d Att,u e.. pi.su.;H
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THINGS TO REMEMBER.

PLEASE REHEHBER.-Th4t these Specifies are entirely
harmless in all instances and in all
t=r children them, the aged, nhrIn Invalid
MAY usr them without danger, and with benefit.
PLEASE RESIEMBE-That tifousa Of the most gift
cd aud intelligent minds in this country Europe have
long since in their adherence Homeopathy,
and families.
PLEASE RENEyBER--That only n long star;I:uE,
old coDpl4n;s buf in AMI violent diseases the
dangerous character Homeopathy proved its su-
perority any other system in repeated IrisIs.
PLEASE REMEMBRR--That Hunqcp at!!y is sustained,
from It's theories and doctrines, but daily and
PLEASE REMEAiBER-Tat little Ills t!lat lead
ones, ii:tie ailments that neglected
grave and serious diEeases.
PLEASE REAE IBEE.-That you may have /: in your
power promptly and PLEASANTLY to arrest such complaints
tine beg ming. and thus prevent grave diseases.
PLEASE RENHiBER.-That this system you the
struggling forcing aud deception used get
ces taken by children al danEerou--
PLEASE REGEGDER.-Tha: the evil results Of such
struggles generally more than overhasnee all tho good that
may be done ily the medicines thus given.
PLEASE RgMEMBER.-That Humphreys svslem Of No.
moeOyathc Specifics divess the PrvE;e practice OF the
=u Of aiIpelzity and iatrieaey, that every body
them
PEEAsE RE'IEaBER-Tla: the cure Of a!stngie chronic
a!ilent such Plies CsraTTh. Headache Rheu,
Til more than ten times pay tie cost Of a
PLEASE REMENBER.-ThHt two four dollars invested
In case OF Specific Remedies, will return many
value every n freedom from anxiety, proven
ton Of disease, and absolute relief.
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CASES AND CURES.


yo1nG lady Of &c had been troubled with Indigestion for
several months to render great necessary the
selection of her food After eating, the stomach became
acid food rising in her mouth With water uopeas-
ant, heavy, ioadke zerEstio stomach continuing
fog hours, frequent headaches bowels costipated
depressed mental condition. See commenced taking TIE
Dyspepsia Pills, morning and night and in less than
week almost every symptom of her disease had vanished,
and she felt ike a being.
gentleman soaewhat advanced in strong robust
contribution, had lately been good deal affected
gestIon, weak stomach, tongue taste the mouth
AID attended with peculiar vertigo aud whirii- the
head, much TO render his riding in a carriage,
mounting eminence, quite dangerous After trying
seTcval things intellectually, he fell upon Dyspepsia Pills
which aorle! prompt relief. pill every night and
ing works like charm, relieving all his vertigo and other
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PILES.

Clergyman Baptist Church. well known In Illinois
writing u7, 81 have been for TING seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles and have regarded my
severe nne-at time indeed, hope!ss but have used
your medicine (Piie Specihc), and cured have no
doubt laying the world under great and lasting
Obligation"
gentleman of Eyears, Eell AID favorably known at
Celhi, Delaware county Newly had marty
piles for twenty years Sometimes from
rhage pain and suffering, he reduced the verge Of
the grave For years he had dragged miserable eNis-
tence, confirmed invalid, disqualified for any business,
end lie almost burden It is needle add that he had
tried all remedies from all octorS
purpose he consulted me tsgo years and recommend
ed our Pile Specific, with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began to Improve, and ineeas had
serlnus of PILES From the first month up year
past he had occasionally symptoms his old complaint
bnt few doses Of the Pile Pills would dispense ALL
than year past he has been entirely well of piles
brilliant scarcely to befound in the
.g1a
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No family should he without these invaluable
They are the only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
AMI private use With them the parent IS armed aud pre-
pared against the first approach of disease and can meet Il
at the threshold and keen IL at bay. OF medicine
rni directed in the first hours of esease nerf4cly cure
tha which by delay only be relieved long and ted
ons hours Of suffering II at ALL With these hand Won
are not obliged to await the coming that often distant
As well expensive luxury doctor; nor to be rgge5 mr.
poisoned bsterel ble may vourself aoinster
the simple Specific aud restore the ruddy crrent ~ life
again to health and oy Th=re only no injury arise
IN any case from their bat the Influence upon
the constitutions bevonh all question, Is beneficial
4a AGENTS WANTED.
We desire active, efficient agent for the sale NJ ~
Ee=hie in every town community IN the United Staes
AduFess, DR.. F. HUMPHREYS & CO
No 552 Broadway, SeE YORK.
70 Sold by F. DOCKING, Agent. wheeling. mh14-1y
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Ar Sunday school, one day, teacher asked
a little girl who was the first man. She an
ssEered that she did not know. The question
was put 10 the next, an Irish child, who answer
el-"A5an. sir" with apparent satisfaction
La said the FIRST scholar, lyon needn't feel
50 grand abou. it; he wasn't an Irishman."
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THE INTELLIG F.NCER

4 young lady and gentleman disputing upon
a subject, the lady terseIy remarked: ''Sir, we
can never agree on any thing"
'sYou are rnobg, madame, said he 'If you
should go into a room IN which there-ars bat
two beds, woman in one and man in the
other, with whom would E0a Sleep:7'
with the woman, Of. course" replied she.
$50 pould ]. remarked the gentleman
Btiea telegraph
Amt you ashamed, AIr. Telegraph. It re-
minds US of another slansies- A gentleman
travelling in western State, applied for lodg-
ings at country Inn, late ore Stormy night
He was told by the good landlady that every
bed in the house was occupied except one-and
that was in q large square room in which there
was another bed occupied by woman. He
could sleep IN the unoecupied bed if be would
retire without light and get mp before day
break in the morning, which proposition was
accepted. At about u o'clock that night the
fatigued traveller rushed down stairs, terribly
scared, and aroused the landlady, to whom he
exclaimed in breathless amazement, ''Why,
that woman is deadt' The landlady, looking at
him quizzicslly, said, HHow did you fud that
OUT" The traveller mizzled.
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ANo THE GRBAT NoRTH WHsT.

The connecting Q: tracks by the Rail Bridge at
Pittsburgh avoiding all raYags feTraEe OF Freight
g=thr with the Saving Of time advantages readily a
PTeciatd by S2peEs ~ Freight and ;he Travelling Public
PARTIES SHTPPLHG EASTWARD sciU md il to
EIsir advantage to Ship Jy Ills Route.
Freight Contracts Shipping Directions amply to or
address either Of tbs following Agents Of Company.
D. STEWART, PittsSuTsi!;
rnTLE Co., Steubeave o.; II. s PIERCE Co., Zanss-
vile, o. J. J. JoHssToS, Ripley, o.; r ScELT Maysvill-
Ky; oRIsBT Cooper, Por saolth, @ PADDOCK Co..
JeGrrsonve, Iun. II. ". BRovX Co., Cincinnati, o.;
4TuE.S 1iIEBEtT Cnc natl o. T. C. sIEL Madison,
Ind; WTLLIA1 BrSGHGH, Louisville, Ky; P. e. O'RLET
Co. Evansville, Ind. " W. GRAHAM Co, Cairo, M r. F.
Sass, St Louis, No JoaS II HARRIS, Nashville, Tenn
liUST Mem phis, Tenn; CLARKE / Co., Chicago, Ill
W. IL. II. KoOSTz, Alton, Ill MURPHY VALE Dubuque
Iowa. Freight Agents OF Ran Roads adGe-en; points
in the West.
The Greatest Facilities offered FOR the Protection
and SPECIFY Transportation of Lie .Stoch,
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travelling in charge thereof
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New Fall and Winter Coco


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PRICES.
QUIZ REMEDIES IN AfAII

Look the list, make up case of what kind Won
choose and enclose the amount stamps
r mail to our address, at No $50 NeT York ana
the medicine wiz be duly returned by express free
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FREIGHT5 WESTWARD.

BIZ this Route weights OF all descriptions
ed from Philadelphia, New ToF, Baltimore TO
points the Ran Roads Of Ohio Kentucky Indians
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa missouri By RaL Road direct
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also Pittsburgh
with Steamboats, b. which Goods be forwarded am
the Ohio, AassinguTn Kentucky, Tennessee, Cum
berIand Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kaass
Arkansas and Red Rivers and at Cleveland Sandusky
Lakes.
Merchants and shippers transportation of
their Freight TO this Company, rely with confidence
its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT any point n the West bv
the Pennsylvania Rail Road all times ESrOrGI
charged by other r. r. Companies.
70 Be particular to mark packages WA PZSEA. Z.
Merchants in the West ordering goods from the East
do we'll - direct them to he shipped by his Route
Parties attending ti-r shipments the Fast
viii find 1; to their call the Agents this
Company the following places before shipping letters
addressed to either Of them the subject Of freghts,
meet With prompt attention.
E. ]. SSEEGER, Philadelphia
MAGRAW koo%S, So North Street, baltimore.
LIZ CHI Co. No.2 AstOr uous9.or No. 4 5. Vim 81: Y
LEECH / Co., No. 81 Kiby Street, Boston.
H. II. HOUSTON, GENT Freiqat Ag't. Philadelphia
L. L. H0UPT, CENT Ticket Ay't. Philad phi7.
TH0S. A. SCOTT, GeHE Syp't, Altoona. Pa. jaai
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HuMPHREYs,
Seed HoM@oPAFaIC-REhIRDIEs

SPECIFIC HoheHoPAFaIC-RE BdBDIES
s.nd eonfesedly had ofre-edal means for le
zpeTo1s and TepusiTe doses Of q1aekeTy or Cd school
practice, the ineoaySnee Of EateE-eure,
and medicines Consisting Of simple fecfhcs for
cas- diseases 70 Eh!sa they are rstAte Pat the form
dangerous disgusting, they aS ouee ready
source Of he parent or nnEs and are the comfort of the
They possess taes=posit;ve sivantasss,
before combined In popular remedies. They RAEH-
injury arise fEora their They sIHrL
-! - - a - eioS 70 80 hi, -
moments warning. Without hesitation 6eay. They
ana The mite cures stthe moment 1hss the pound could
Afterwards have relieved.
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.
80. !. Feea- Pf7s-ForRever, Congestion and 1nfaz
So. 2 TorS Pt.-FOr Worn Fever. WORN Collie, Net
10 8 Bssy's PRzs-Eor Collie, Crying. TeethinE and
"Ssfe9irsss, and NeEye'sae7s Of Sdglss;
10 5 1gssSteS, PiisEFOr colle eripinss, Dyssntery
No, s tzo5sra PiHs-EOr Cholera, Cholera Noteus
30. 4 t9gqA tzsForc Coughs, Colds, Hoar.eness, In
No s 7aotSGcsS Piis-Ioothaehe, yeeeaehe aad Ner-
No. g Rs4daeae Pazs.-For Headache, Vertigo. Heat
So To- Dyspspsie1 fias-For Weak and Dsrangsd sto-
&c. IL FOR FssaIe zrrsgazGrittss sesn.y Panfpl or
go IL FtSaIie Profase aIenses
10 IS crogS fis-Yor Group, Hoa-se Cough, Bad
Breathing.
No: il. s4ls e1suHs PtH-FOr ErysiPe,.s, Erupt;Ons
PiInpeS tue Pace.
No. Is. Rhsumdtio IiEs-FOr Pain, Lsneness or Sore
uess in the Chest, Back. IO!ns, or Limbs.
A.-FoE Pever and Lsue, Chill PeveE, Dumb Ague, old
P-FOr Piles Blind Bleeding Internal or External
o.-Por Soar, Weak InAsred Eyes and EyeIds, Pail
ing, Weak Blurred Sight.
C-RoE Catarrh Of long standing recent, either with
obstruction pnOfuSe discharge
w C.-'oE Whooping- CouJh, aba;ing violence and
shortening its
In DIS slsEssach as Revers. 1nfam-patons Dar
rheAs Iysentery, Group Rheumatism. such erupye
DISEASES as Scarlet Fever, aeasels and Esipelas-e ad
vantage Of giving tie proper remedies promptly is obvious
and in all such the specifics act like charm. The
entire disease IS often arrested once
Tigence Of the attack Is Moderated the disease
and rendered less dangerous. Even Should physician
afterwards have 70 be called he will take the decid
Cd advantage from the previous treatment
CoUszs and COLDS, which Of frequent occurrence
and which often lay the foundation deceased lungs
the Fever and Cough Pills
In CHRONIC DISEASES such Dyspepsia, Weak Stonaeh
Constipation, Liver Complaint, Piles, Peuae Debility and
Irre-Uisr:;es, old Headaches Sore Weak Eyes CaaTE
Salt Rheu, aud other old erlptians specifics
whose proper application viii afford almost every
instance Often She OF single ddcUIt.
as Dyspepsia Piles Catarr, Headache Female Weak
ness, has more than paid orthe case ten times