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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10

HORRIBLE AFFAIR AT CINcINNArI.-On Sat
urday last, Hungarian named Emanuel
Gerard, a cigar maker at $40 Pine street,
suspecting his wife Of q criminal intimacy
with German hysican. accused her while
the two, with an apprentice, were in the st' re
making cigars on table by which the tire Q
sat. An angry dispute followed, in which
both became very much excited, and used
harsh language, which continued some time
Mrs. Gerard finally arose from her seat,
and passing behind the counter, took down
a loaded pistol hanging upon nail and
walking back near her husband, placed the
muzzle to her right temple. and literally
btew the top Of her head off! Her brains
were scattered in every direction-over her
husband, the show case of cigars and table,
and the shelves and boxes in the store OF
course instant death followed.
1t appears that Mrs Gerard and her hus-
band, before coming to this country, occu-
pied very good social position, and the
wife was descended from noble Hungarian
family. They were 10th very quiet, orderly
persons. Whether the act was caused by
shame at the discovery by her husband of
disreputable conduct, or by Indignation at
his accusations, can never of course bs
known.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nrDR MANN, the repov ned discovtrer OF that
invsiusble remedy, DR.. hann's Ague BL,am, still
continues 20 labor In b. half Of tie afflicted HI.
meaicioes unveI sally admitted by the Anerc an
press to be far superior To and all others ever
discovered for the treatment Of ohs fever and ,gue.
and all intermittents. There BE- no doubt If ~
can psce confidence In the innumsrshle tes,irno al
which the Do tor has 10 his possession that it is the
greatest discovery ever msde in the scienc. o, ne-
enc. TIE attention II orr readers is called {, the
advertisement OF this BAL am found Ia another co,
umn 81 this paper apd We wound recommend all SUI.
fering from this disease viz: chis fever and nrue
10 avail themse vfs Of a trisl 81 this remedy
Sot by all good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10

WOODS EArR RRsToKATIvE.--Among al prop
arAtions for the hair that have been introduced rs
infal,iole, none has given the Satisfaction or
gsir the popularity that Pref. Woods Hair X.
rstive GOV hiss. HIS Restorative has passed the
ordeal of innumeratle fashionable toilets and the
ladies', wherever they have tested II, pronounce il
p eress article. They End, whore the hair is thin
ned that II cYestes a fre,h growth-.hat It fully
restores the vege;Ative power OF the roots on the
denuded places, and causes the nbres TO shoot fort
anew-,hst it deserves and removes dandruf, PFC
vents grayre-s restores the hair TO it's original color
when grayness has actually supervcncd, gives rich
Ia ire ,mpart. the soitnsss and lex!bity OF silk TO
the hair and keep, 1t awry luxurant, healthy and
in full yigor.-N y. Tribune.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10
NJ. V. BOUGHTON.

WASTED.--The letter which has
been lately going the rounds Of the
Post Offices, addressed "to an honest
man" is very significant commenta-
ry upon the age in which we live. 1t
is cynical enough, but it has withal
plenty of truth in its implication
We presume the writer meant to say
that no honest man lives "now a.
days" Like Diogenes, his experience
WAS doubtless an unfortunate one but
he is none the less fool for his con-
structive logic. Conditions may be
general aud yet not universal. The
"prickley gorsc,' that renders impassi-
ble portions OF Salisbury Plain, has
nevertheless an underground Of beau
tiful purple Ling, in which the
smallest Of birds nestle in safety au
rcposc so are the walks Of society,
although jaundiced with deceit and un-
frien. illness. they have always an isola-
ted bit Of honesty sticking up among
the mass of weeds here and there, in
which virtue and integrity find the.t
resting place.
Wanted, an honest man. Which
among you is presuming enough to
wax up to the Post Office clelk and
ask for that letter? There are many,
we have no doubt, who, without a
blush, could step up and say, "that
letter is for me-" Though we will
venture to say they would not wish to
be known in the transaction. 1t is
the curse of An honest man that he
does not like to be seen putting on
airs" on account Of his possessing the
blessedest qualifications Of the work OF
God Almighty. 1t is proverb in Ara
bia that sincerity has no tongue
and sincerity is only another word for
honesty. Yet for the life of us, VIC
cannot see why man may not be a
bully in his honesty, as well as in dis
honest pluck at the polls; nor why he
may not point to it as trophy Of the
long chase of years, like an old fox
hunter to the bush Of Reynard.-Chi
caQo XeuM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10
Tho War News from Europe.

Again the steamer from Europe
comes to us laden with the news Of
war and rumors of war. The volcano
after slumbering for three years, grows
restless, and again exhibits signs Of an
rssvse-s~Asss~sslf1n-
ltlS4 Prom Dysssv.'
lnlte than that received by previous
arrivals, indicating that the principals
in the contest will be Austria and Sar-
DINA, and that the preparations for
war in other countries which have
been the cause Of so much speculation
in all circles, are merely in anticipation
Of being eventually drawn into the
vortex. The cause of the quarrel is
the protectorate assumed by Austria
over the kingdom Of Sardinia. Hav-
ing been allowed for the security of
the Sandman government to station
troops in her territory in trouble
some times, she now insists upon keep
ing them there and exercising a con.
troll in her affairs, inconsistent with her
dignity and making her King rather a
viceroy or dependent of the Emper-
or Of Austria than an independent
sovereign. III, e~snt 4au.
For some time past this position Of
affairs BY no means fsttering to the
King Of Sardinia, has been suffered
out Of necessity; but now it having
grown intolerable, an attempt il to BE-
nads to drive ont Tho Anstrians, and
tstablish : kiagdou strong enough u
to1isl Austria aad psgusevs II sws h.
o0.se WllAesl ssl1l1s tIlIll1kss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10

~ Who can tell why the eagles issued
in 1895 contain fifteen stars, while those Of
a later period contain only thirteen ?-Er-
change.
It was originally intended that each State
should be represented BY . star. There
were fifteen States in the Union in 1895.
Vermont and Kentucky having been admit.
led. The same plan was fefnsd See the
es{pse % veil = She Stars q he Ameslean
ase.. On Anla11 that b veula 49, 4 .
|S39:ssl fasss ~ ''elass = -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10

Eors -P,r every fraction over forty az aidition-
al delegate has been allowed.
Particular attention IL called to the ction Of the
Democratic state Conventions for several past years
prohibiting all representation by proxy votes.
The several County Central Committees are sspe-
cisy requested to that county meetings be held
for the purpose Of sending delegates.
J,B. A. WILLIAM8ON,
Ct'n State Dem Ec. Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10

eB Mario was singing recently at pri-
vate soiree at the residence Of Rossini, a
number of musical and artistical notables
being present As they were parting. Nine.
Taglioni approached Mario to compliment
him, and said, am sure you do not rec
ognize me" ''Ah. Madame" answered the
tenor, in q tone Of amiable reprosch. Gin
deed do" But you sing" said Taglioni
"as in your youthful days, while l can
dance no more" Yes, but you have car
ried away the dance with you." CALAMITY
replied the singer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10
GOLD MEDAL
Grand and : qMars Pianos.
S1EINWAY l. SONS,
~ Walker st (Rear Broadway NY
MANUFACTURERS

" n y L r II Z IL T. IL ,
Were awarded the First Premium where and when.
ever they brought heir PiAno Prtes into ccmpsti-
ton with the b@t makers OF Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore
eeivcd thr tso first pris. Medals at the Metro
poittan Fair. Washington, 1855.
The First Premium Ia gold Aetal) fer the test Pr
sno Porte a. the Maryland Institute, Baltimore 1856.
The First Prize Medal for the best Pisno Porte At
the American institute, Crystal Palace, New York,
1856.
The First Premium q Gold Meial) for the bes;
Grand Piano At the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
1857.
The Pirst Premium al the State Fair Detroit. 1857
The FIRST Premium At the State Pair, Richmond,
1857.
Among the Judges were the first musical talent Of
the Country, such ss W Mason, Gottschak, Wollen-
haupt, &c. Grand and square Planes constructed
with the full wooden and iron frame combined are
warranted for three years. Prices moderate.
oc2l-t!eno
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10

TUST RECEIVED By fH0 UNDERSlGNRD lot
u Of rare and elegant gift books; among which
are
D Appleton & Co, World Renowned Woman. 40 90
StSstford Gallery, 100
Derby & jackson, Women Of Beauty, &c, 1900
Josephine Gallery, TOO
Atlantic Souvenir, TOO
y n Butler 4 %, Gallery Of Famous Poets, 1850
Sabbath Bell series, each 200
Stanford Diiner, Lays for the Land Of Luther TOO
D Applstons elegant series Of the Poets, each zoe
And host Of other elegant books Of eli prices,
Ouita1 . the ttneo.
December 18th, 1853.
GEO. W. ELLIS 1 co.,
Aee1o mn. H. ts0siv~ Nev
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10
EDUCATIONAL.
DiVsS d TaPTON'S
MERCANTILE COLLEGES!
1aCATRn.

LOCATED:
DAVENPORT. IowA.....Cor Fifh and Bradv ste.
Pk0RiA. ILi.........3 and IS Main etreet.
INCORPORATED by the tesis ature, wAh
i pos = e award diplomat grant hoIors and CON-
Ter sssa4fs
Yor.1 MEN viii fad. ty proper inquiry. tha' by
gsaaa tag ~ OF thes- In 'itu'i,ns, they VIII
obtain very ilnportan. adyAnt ,ge, over the gradu
Ats OF any other CONNIE rcisi BcAool In the coun-
t'y Tho insir1c,ion embraces matter Of prast'ce,
IN CoMnrReIs Al SCIENCE and Art, wholly uakno~n
10 cor mon teachers.
Str1ents rnte ing one OF these Ocilere, by the
payment of $40, tecome entitled to all the privileges
81 two BUSINESS scBooLs. which. for suprior ad-
vahtages extent, utility. campls tness ana popuiari.
~, are not exee led IN tie world.
One time 10 as gooi e. another, to commence
BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED DIPLOMA. under TIE Cor
Itrste Seal u the College, Is awardet TO graduSrs
For CIacRIARs, call a the College Rooms, or Ad-
dress a. aboyeJ.
Febl6 DAVIS TypTON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10

TVHH Copartnsrship heretofore e1istins under in
i name Of OIdweilss 1aireAild. y this day The
solved b matual consent.
ne notse aad accounts o. salA am ne paassAis.
~ AaAds e jeAo = mes241A, CT oon16e0oe1 r
peotneGo, ~ eeeoeoQ. ~ ~ N ~ Ooooo -
=: s'a'ts' N,,a,nn,k
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10

For Sale.

0OEE hundred aud twenty Building ,oea 4, n
~-Addition 10 the town % Port Byron.
These lots are eligible and hardsorao,v sitnas>A -
she esne Of the Mississippi They VII Be sod r -.
t1nsble terms.
Tor Particular inquire Of Me.srs. Durfee Pratt q
Oo', Port byron, Charles J. Rogers, nea i1flaapo.
or OF JOHN T. KING.
Danf Agent. No ~ Brady street
~ Also rumbs riess 6esir.tl~ pieces o. isnd In
and near the cities Of Davenport and L. OIaire and
near Port Byron. novsO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10

EE-"Who is he, that in the hour
of his country's peril, will put on the
helmet and breast plate, and lead the
Republican Hosts to Victory ~
Citizen.
Why, what foolish question.-
Haven't we got among us a Dixon
who led those ''hosts" to victory last
April And amt John Teesdale, the
whiskcred prophet, in our midst: And
then you have Jeems, the River-open-
er, and Enoch, the modest Z?
Q, pshaw, don't cry for more leaders.
--Des .Noines Statesman.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10
MUSIC.
vislia l. Piano Forte igstruct,a

Mr.. HERMANN KLEIN being \ celebrated Viz
IVA iinist aud Piano player who just arrived from
Germany, will give instructions on the Violin and Pr
no Porte either ct his reside nee wherever else
where wanted Pianos tuned and repaired In
qure ~ the German House, I'd a.rert between Rip
ley and Scott streets or letterbcX hoS7l.
Qu1lQfSrro
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10
+" Carrying out the Principles Of Our Par.
ty.,s

The Detroit Free Press tells the following
Of the present Governor of Michigan and
Judson, whose daughter ran off with lame
negro. She was simply carrying out the
principles of the Republican party. as che
learned them in the house of her father
The negro must have felt perfectly at
home" there. where he could, at the table,
sop his bread at the meat-platter, and else
where take his dessert from the lips of the
daughter:
1T is not our intention to write the bi.
Ography Of the amiable Judson, whose
daughter ran away with the lame niger,
but some OF the numerous little incidents
that come to our knowledge are too good
to keep, and We could not refrain from tel
ling them, even if their peculiar zest were
not materially increased by the connection
above referred to. One of the best of these.
illustrating the unadulterated penchant for
Philippians, is the following: When Govern
or Wisner was in the midst Of the campaign
which resulted in his election two menths
since, he had occasion to visit the premises
OF the amiable Judson. Dinner hour arriv-
ed previous to his departure, and he was
invited by the host to stay and take pot
luck with them, which, after the manner Of
politicians, he blandly consented to do.
He was slightly taken aback when, upon
preparing to perform his customary ablu-
lions, he was shown dish for that purpose
which he had just seen big darkey use,
but being candidate. he swallowed his re.
pugnance. and soaped and scrubbed away
manfully until he was satisfied, when he
walked in to dinner. Seating himself, he
was accosted by his host with, Don't know
as you're used to this kind of thing, but l
make it a rule to carry out the principles of
the party, and let 'ern feel perfectly ct
home The Governor stared q little at this
and looked for the solution, which was
made manifest presently in the persons Of
two big niggers. who sat beside him, peg.
ging into fat pork and boiled potatoes in
perfectly independent and free-and easv
manner. Yes. massa, said one of them as
he reached over and sopped q piece of
bread in the meat platter, rolling up the
whites of this eyes at the Hon. Noses ives
good ~ white folks here. Heap site bet.
tern Twin in town and stealth chickene.-
Use done doin' dat. sure The first move
ment Of the distinguished nominee of tho
Black Republican party was to bolt for the
back yard and relieve his stomach: the
next to faint; and the last, like sensible
politician, to grin and bear it. He is said
to have declined electioneering among any
more simon ure Abolitionists."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10

ne DEMOCRACY Of Iowa are hereby notified thh
ths Democratic gtate Convention for 1852 viii De
held d
Dee Molnes, Wednesday, June LIST, 'oe,
In the Capitol, at 10 o'clock, Am.
The purpoes Of the Convsntion 10 TO norn'ns''
candidates for the following oAees, To Be ned attire
ensuing October election
Oas Gee ~aOv,
Ome Lu,enaaf Governor
Tsvee Judges ~ Ae Supveme Cbarf
Also 10 al pt sueh system Of ORGANIZATION OF '"e
Party rs may be beat acuisied 10 secure IL" trs-
umph Of our p,is clples and nominees.
Tn. ratio Of representation will be one for every
100 votes cast for Samuel Deugis., az Secretary Of
state In October 1895, a. follow
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10
Notice..

TH1 % pa4.uAsship exiettne betWeea the ouh.
- scrihefS u D ndu6ting ~ 0cots HoGoo = dss
solved ~ mutual eeusent.
The b1stnsss vii = eQatlnued " J. 3 1unrAssS.
Who - oushofissd % er]lNs 81 ds6lo, - ~ V{}
:. !. = =. : :. !. ia lne''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10
For Sale.

For Sale.
1nO FElT OF ground on Brsdy, between i2th AMI
lUV l3th Streets On good terms.
ALSO,
All feet on Brady, by $50, low for cash.
Also,
lots on Brady. l6O feet by 1850. This can he ss,d
on long time
8 lots on Brady between sth and 10Th streets. on
long time and very cheap,
ALSO,
420,0o0 worth OF real estate 20 cell cheap all i'm
proved lots In the best part OF the cis goods and
groceries, y cash and balance on long tina
go 600 worth Of goods - exchange for unim-
proved lands In 81 OFT end Muscatine counticS
ALSO,
A beautiful new frame house with two acres OF
highly ornsmented land, cominandnRths finest view
in the vicinity OF the city, on good terms.
Applyto
JsI4 RADs, GALLOWAY h SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10
INSURANCE.

AUDITORS OFFICE. Iowa.
IT is hereby certified tha' the Coutir entail | sn-
i rance Company Of New York G ty has filed IN thi.
ONCE renewed staten mt in accordance with Sec
ton S, Chapter ls9, Laws OF 1857, which rece.v,
my approval. do therefore renew tie certificate OF
AZ. ncy, &c. Il. Blood Esq, for &c Il county which
Is hereby continued in full force and for the
year 1859. II IS further certified that tho annexed
is = true copy OF the statement as flrd
go witness my hand and seal 1t Dies Moines,
& LIS. this third day o. February. 1859.
t~~' J. ". CATTSLL, Auditor OF State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10
For sale,

For sale.
AZ Acres beautiful land for .a,e. 2 acres OF
~ which 10 impro. ed, good double log house. nnc
water, miles from Camden, on Monmouth road, III.
Terms easy.
ALSO,
Two beautiful iarms, 100 acres each, 80 acres In
hieh state OF Improvement, good dwelling houses
and out-houses, good running and veil water each
miles vest OF the city, . good road AMI
the railroad 90 acres o. good coal and iimer land
will go with these farms II desired. The farms
adjoining, timber land and coal miles IN. A rare
chance Ia here offered and will doubtless 60 soon 81
the easy terms on which they can b. sold.
ALSO,
House and lot on Second street, Grants saw mill.
LIT, 200 by 60 feet. Good two story frame house,
ne etone basement. TERMS easy.
Appyto
JA23 BADS GALLOWAY 3 SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10

A BEAUTIFUL, well finished, Brick Dwelling,
"A Rooms, Cear, Kitchen and stable. A por-
ton OF the purchase money down, balance on long
time; or part 10 unimprovcd land In Bcots county
would Re taken at fair price.
ALSO:
Several Frame Buildings, vel. finished and well
situated, to sell on good terms exch ange for
chandise.
ALSO:
Several tracts Of nne land In various parts OF the
County, TO sell reAtoDa able terms, aud long time.
Apply 10
dec2S EADS, 0ALLAWAY 4 SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10
FOUNDRIES.
LeCyNire Machine Works
con. SCOTT AND FRONT s1's,

SUoCDssOIs To TOWNSEND, SMITH Co.. OF TEE
~ s'Rawkeye Machine Shop" and n Donahue, Of
the " lie CLAIR )" manufacturers OF improved Osci-
lating Slide Valve and Steamboat Engines, Mill Work
Machinery, 6hsftinG. Pullies, &C., &c
Repairing and JOB Work promptly attended 10,
Dsvsnport, Iowa, January 90 1875. (y9lta
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16
VVM. GURNTX
K p T o r n r D

A Nd COM + TO STAY.
GuRNEf kEIFFER take the prv,lpg' to inform
" the public that they have associated together for
The purpose Of keeping
CONFECTlONARY. BAKERY. AND FAMILY
GROCERY,
in which every article usually offered for sale in such
establishments will be kept and sold at least as low
as IN any other house.
They respectfully call the attention of buyers to
their fine assormcnts of
CONFECTIONARIES.
and will positively assure them tbs. all orders for
Baking and Confectionery, shall be executed in su.
p"ror style TO any thing ever offered in this market
They will constantly keep two fountains supplied
with ICED MEAD, SODA WATER, AND SOtTH.
ERN PUNCH.
THE BREAD WAGON
viii go through the town every morning when bread
tickets, Bread, Cakes, and Pies may b. purchased Of
the driver, aud orders for any article required given
to him.
Their business will be done on the cash system
Store Sturges building Commercial Row
march 26 1889 GtRNEY ~ kIEFFER
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

HElMlfOlp.S Genuine Preparation for cold Feet
Ill Night swcats. Dmncs~ Of Vision.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES
Woodman's Cherry Expectorant.

This remarkable remedy will lr found n rcrl,'r
cure for Coughs. Colds, lnfu"nan Group. Bron.e
Affections Consumption In all its .tagcs, and IN ~
~ disease y. the Lungs.
rms remedy Is nn Anpdynr Exp rtorart San,hin
anu Balsainc IN ia nature, anti siuiallv powerful il,
searching to the very root OF disease by IT, mild and
cradlcatihg action on all internal an1 pulm0oar, NJ
ccHohs rendering cure an absolute certainty and
now frequently prescribed by cmincn, mo,iical mon
IN preference to the ordinary dcinns in IT, United
states PharmacopTia for such affections a. thr fol.
lowing letters amply demonstrate; q.
New Orleans. April o 1853,
Dear Sir The public generally are fully aware Of
thc thousands ol remedies for hscns Il lungs uul,
rtles OF Snrsaparilla. Pills pasrrs I.nments Ne
that are daily brought Ia their notice through the
newspapers by way of advertisements NV object in
writing this note for publication. is to ntllc the
pubic, "r nj least those who a1 cnd to sn one
'lat contains articles of real use in pulmonary d
rrscs am conscious that in 90 doing am actin.
uhproirssionaly and dcrogatory ta the interest. Of
medical science aud the regular prart tnnrrS of med
icinc. ] refer to WOoDMANS CHERRY EXpEC
lokaNI. which Is 4 scientific remedy that have
used with more success than any of the usual plrs.
criptions used by physicians
J. ". MAITLAND VI D.
Inc Proprietor aud Inventor Of Wvodnan's Cher.
ry Expcctorunt has u his possession GtJ letters from
every section Of the country particularly from the
Valley Of the Mississippi and The Southern States
zach and all mast audatory OF It's Curative Proper.
'i'S, ahh the Permanent Good effects every ytfin.
~ Of Pulmonary disease which has induced him 10
Bring Woodman4 Cherry Eyprctorant more promi-
uently bcor, the public than otherwise hc intended
10 have done
Ia Offering to tho world preparation whose intri,.
&C m"r'' have been fully nttstcd ~ numerous III.
fortunate sufferers from Coughs Colds. InIlruz,
roup and Bronchial Affections, which. If neglected
~ Tue early stage, terminate IN Consumption the
merry ESpccturaut i oi too costly nainrn 10 war
rant th" Proprietor Ia advertising. W extensively NJ
= done with th" host Of useless, qmrk mnGicnc-
which possess NJ mrrit but the mort H. ,lrcuivr
'h~ lnialliblc aud Invaluable Rem dy r7r a I'nmn.
nary affections. @c Sc. ma- ~ IL own m rit. alone
cup rccdr all otlrrs.
No"dnan's Cherry Eyp"eorant y prepared with
pans aud care, combined with an intimate knnwl
rdgc Of tin therapeutic action If med ci0c- op N
human body. and - chemically hild Il wiih "a.
most vanahl" herbs aud roots. that IN lud. y, III,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, ana Wiad on III. Sl,,p
hch. its effect ar" Warm Aromatic. Graill, 4 Ins
e. In Asthma ii givr- n-tautrcirf. In -hurr tl,r.
are fey Internal affection. which d. not c.tnaa.i
the pale OF It's curative prep rIhs,
Read carefully thr PamlhIrl arou ii each hr..i
For 4al' by all respectable Drn- ii,i-. III 81 I.i
bottle.