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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06
River News.


LAID UP.-The Kate Cassell has laid up at Rock
Island for repairs. She will be out again in week
| or ten dsys. .. ~. ...,.
NAVIGATION OF THE RED RIVER OF THE NORTH
The steamer anson Northrup arrived at TT. Gerry,
in the Red river country Of the North on the LIST
of June. amid great demonstrations of joy on the
par, ofthe inhabitants. Fl Gerry is saU miles north
Of st. Paul The journey Can be very comfortably
performed by six days coach travel and three
days steamboat travel The northern country Is
now open to the public.
CArr. LcDvIcK's Nxw STEAMBOAT, now being
constructed at cincinnati is intended TO eclipse
anything sfoat 1t "ili be a thousand ton boat.
25o feet long, AZ feet bean. 81 feet hold, with su
buar boilers OF the latest and most approved con-
struction The boat IS intended particularly for the
trade on the Lower Mississippi in the winter, and
the grain trade on the Upper Mississippi in the
| summer. Her cabin accommodations are to be Of
the best character. the state rooms being by s
feet.
An ERlcssoN STEAMER BOUND FoR IT. LOUIS -
The Chicago papers mention the arrival at that
winch is SAID to belong TO gentleman vi Louis
she left for that port the niulnlng OF the 18th,
via the canal. he is called til Ericsson No. 2 and
is 10 feet long aud i feet beam, and driven by u
calorlc engine OF five horse power The boat aud
| engine were built in Skuueateles, n Y The
Coal day, and only requires two meu to run her
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From Washington.

-.. III. ...-,,r.. ...s WAsHlNdCoSs GUY e
ID r. W. Williams, Secretary OF Legation
to China, arrived here rect from the EN-.
peror. bri ging the ra flied treaty with this
Government, and an autograph letter fr m
Ills Highness to the President. H. pre-
senred both of these documents to the
Department ct State t., day. He briI 60 no
political news of importance. The a.pect
Of affairs was MT altogether encouraging.
Considerable depression prevailed IN com
mercial aud other CIRCLES, gr"wi z out Of
the rouble with England and France.
No practical progress has been made
towards the settle ent of the San Juan
affair. Both Governments still insist upon
u perfect title, and neither is likely t"
surrender. An arbitration to some neutral
power was suggested months ago, but was
not pressed, owi"g to other engagements OF
the Admiuistra:io .. ..n
Russell, Major & Co. have made no prop.
osition to carry the entire Califor' ia mil
via Salt Lake. They entertained such an
idea, but after Mr.. Russell made personal
investigation Of the bulk Of mail matter
dispatched from New York alone, he uban-
doned the enterprise rs impractioable.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
II II YI.f'S "
.PULMONIC WAFERS'

The most certain nno sp eeoy remedy ever ssover-
ed tor oil diseases of the Chest and Lungs,
Coushs, Colds, Asthma, Cousum ption, Boon
eh,tls, Infaenza, Hoarsen,ss, Difficult
rsatbiug. sore Throat, &C., &C., rn- Z
fINHESE WATERS givs most IL slant sheops and
i p.rfect rsliet and when persovsred With accord
ing to directions, never fallte effect rapid and
lasting cure. rhousanis have been restored to per-
lecs health who have tried other means in va,n.-
10 all classes and all constitutions they equally
Blessing and . c17e-aone ased despair, no qat-
ter how long the dhsass nay have e4,sted, o. how.
ever sevsrei may b, provided the organic strue
tars Of the vital organs is not pelossiy decay
Every one afflicted should give them an impartial
trial. t41J 8
~ VscALIsrs AID PuBLIc SPEAEERs, those wa
,ers are peculiarly vaiu. be they will in ONE DAY
move The most we're occasional hnarseuess and
iheir regular use for few days Will, at all times
Increase the power AID fexlo,lity Of thu vslce
greatly improving its tone compass and cieas.ess,
Tor winch purpose thy are regularly used by many
profess ,vnal v0ca-ts. ~ .rI =
JUB MOSES, Sole Proprie, or, Rocheste's
Ny. Price rs cents per box. For sale by 81
druggists a-5 .. -,....lII y..f-e hos
Museatla., Oct. l2:h 1909.
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To-day, We issue No. OF VOL Aiisn .. 'n'
Weekly JOURNAL. What the paper has been
:, ~. mast va will epdeavor to make it in the
f,ture We hone, however, before the close
of another volume, to furnish the paper with
an entire new dress of type, which will enable
US to give its pages a more clear ana oh''0'''
distinct impression.
The present is proper time for new SUD
scribers to begin, and for old ones to settle up
former scores. We have number OF Que
bills which have been running oyer year
and some accounts yet unsettled, which must
now be arranged in some way. We hope we
shah not be under the necessity OF resort"e
to the law to accomplish it.
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DOUGLAS ACCEPTANCE. - In his letter
accepting the nomination of the Rump Con.
vention, Douglas says:
Upon careful consideration of the platform
Of principles adopted at Charleston, and re.
affirmed at Baltimore, toih an additional
resolution, sehich is in perfect harmony pith
The others, find it to be faithful embodiment
of the time. honored principles of the Demo-
cratic party, as the same were proclaimed and
understood by all parties il tie Presidential
con: ests of 1848, 1852 and 1856. Upon
looking into the proceedings of the Conven.
ton, also, I find that the nomination was
made with great unanimity, in the presence
and with the concurrence of more than two
thirds of the whole number of delegates, and
in exact accordance with the long established
usages of the party. My infexible purpose
not to be a candidate, nor accept the nomi-
nation under any contingency, except as the
regular nominee of the National Democratic
party, and in that case only upon condition
that the usages as we'll as the principles of the
party should be strictly adhered to, had been
proclaimed for long time, and become well
known to the country. These conditions
having all been complied with by the free and
voluntary action of the Democratic masses
and their faithful representatives, without
any agency, interference or procuring on my
part. feel bound in honor and duty to accept
the nomination.
"Time-honored principles ofthe Democratic
party !" = nomination made with great
unanimity with the concurrence Of more
than two-thirds Of the whole number of
delegates r'-"the regular nominee of the
National Democratic partyr Pretty good
for Mr.. Douglas
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Commercial.
wxEKL1 REVIEW.


MusoArINE, Thursday, Ju'y6-P.H.
4 Weather warm, bus with cool northern
breeze. The wheat crop is now considered
gut Of danger. Harvesting will, q, mmence
in earnest next week. ard the crop is
expected to be the bes. raised .tr ii We years,
both in quality and quantity. We hav, no
material changes to make in our gu 'sa,ions.
We quote: '''a@
Wheat-Spring. 9O093c. sf.l.s.,5@
y Winter, none in market. tr7 -f
Flour-spring wheat $59$5,5o. ..r Pm.
Germ meal, 4O@5Uc p bushel. .-
Corn, in ear, 3Oc, sheiled 33c.
Oats-3Oe. ~ 40 1ts" y. ".'
Barley none in market. @ taa
Rye none in market.
Potatoes Old, 3594Oc; new, SOC.
Apples dried 800.
Hay timothy, $500; prairie, 81; Hun
gsrisn, $3.50 per ton. z,.lJ1 i.sa f.,
Eggs, 1850. 4arg e.. ...- 5.r .
Butter, 1O@l2c. ........-.... ........
Smoked hum, sugar cured, lIal23c.
Shoulders. 8a1Oc
Clear sides, lo@l23c r.
Lard l2Ac. Gts.-h.. ....-...
Hides green. 53c; dry flint, $1,000.
Lumber, 3lOs$3O per 1000 feet.
Brown sugar $3.50; crushed 1l3c;
clarified lOic, refined, white, lie.
Molasses-plantation 40c, > II. A@52,
Belcher's 81, kegs $5,50@$6,o0.
Ooffee-l4@l43c.
Nails-sss. SO 1904.
Rice 53e. H5' %
Live Stock Fat cattle $2@f2,25.
hungarian grass seed, Csc. ..
Rags 2@23c.
'" EXCHANaE.
New York, selling II per ct
Philadelphia, 60. II
Bostsn. II
Baltimore, II
Chicago,
St. Louis, currency
st. Louis. bankable funds
St. Louis, specie II
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The Squatlerites Abandonint
Popular Sovereignty.

Popular SOVcfeABuSy'
After D ou ylas was nominated at baiumote'
Mr.. Wickliffe, of Louisiana, offered the iol'
lowing resolution, which he said would give
Douglas majority of 10000 in his State. 1t
was adopted and made part of the platform
"Resoloed, That this is in accordance with
the Cincinnati Pl. torn, that, during the exist
ence of Territorial Governments, the measure
of restriction, whatever it may be, imposed oy
the Federal Constitution on the power OF the
Territorial Legislature over the subject OF the
domestic relations, as the same has been or
shall hereafter be finally determined by the
Supreme Court of the United States, should
be respected by all good citizens, and enforced
with promptness and fidelity by every branch
of the General Government"
Upon this, the New York Tribune says:
This either means nothing ut all, or it means
that "all good citizens" should unite in
reprobating and putting down any attempt at
legislation in Territory to uphold the right
of every one who labors to the fruits Of his
labor Of every rational human being to the
ownership of his own brain, bones and sinews.
1t is, in effect, surrender Of Squatter Sover-
eighty in favor of Supreme Court Sovereignty.
Yet this, while it weakens Douglas with those
inclined to support him, will not win him
vote among those determined to oppose him.
They have hitherto dreaded him as an
unsound and dangerous politician; they will
now stigmatize him as trimmer and a
hypocrite, who was willing to distract and
destroy his party for dogma, and now
sacrifices that dogma to desperate hope of
attaining the Presidency.
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81 Destructive Fires.

SING SING, June 8.
At 4 o'clock, this morning. fire was dis
covered in the cabinet workshop of Chas. H.
Woodruff, In the prison. The engines were
brought into rcquisition, but, before the flames
were checked, the entire building was in ruins.
Loss to Mr. Woodruff, $50, 900; insurance,
$4,000. Loss to the State, $4,000; no
insurance. Smith sustained a loss by water
of s, 1000; insured. This is the third time
Mr.. Woodruff mas been burnt out since 1854.
ri NEw YoRK, July 8.
Several fire. occurred here last night. One
in Chatham at, Get, destroyed tie building
occupied by Million, Bankers Il Wilcox aid
others. Loss $25, 900. Another in Grand
street, destroyed several buildings Loss
$40. 600,
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CAMPAlGv JOURNAL.

The n.x. sou, months and half will b period
of unusual pas,is interest. One Of the most 'npes
tant and exciting political campaigns through "''''
the Americas people have ever passed VI" % 90
sided In that time. No man should be WHOM
cone reliable aevspspsr. to keep him potssa ID
tho very latest ness during the remainder OF sIe
c.mp.ien. In order I. p!ses it within the resc0
Of IN the si.issns Of Mlscstine and the %,
so,n,is, to take sueh paper We make sns' i''''"-
ans propositions to Campaign ssh'eris'n
TIE WEEKLY JOURNAL
Will b. f,r,sshsd from July 9Th 70 Novsnoef 1es1
for 80 cents.
THE DAILY MORNING JOURNAL,
Containing the latest TelegraPhio 49,
vir b furnished during thessme period fof ss'o0'
or ten copies to one Post Office for $500
rRemembsr that the WssKLr Journal I" 'en
,.,. or POSTAGE to any Office in huscatine count!
and TIA. The DAILY costs only half the postage
al p,.ts Of Iowa ssss u charged for papers p''n'
cd Outside OF the State.
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FullliyslaPlls.

| ~ If the engravings OF Old Abe are cor
rect, he looks Ike the devil. We are a liz tie
afraid he will run like the deviI.-Louis
r,lie Journal.
I 1t is said that Mr.. Marble lately mar
rie.: Miss S. one. The marriage to
place in the Granite State, and the huplia
| knot was tied by MIR. Flint. That, undoubt
eddy, was new plan for Marblelzing stone
tW Prentice thinks that the Bell party
election. Here he differs from mot people
The prevallr g opinion is that .he Bell part,
will be thoroughly wrupg out and hung up
to dry.
GT- There are some six or eight voters in
our town who have declared themselve:
/ for breckenridge and Lane. As some one
said about The party in Massachusetts, it is
like making two bites Of cherry t. divide
'he Democratic party in Iowa. - Marion
Register.
T' Can you take off my beard mister?
said "A Y.nkeo with huge muzzle and
nose like crater. T1a'
"Yes. sir,' said the polite barber. a,
"Wa:,l, 90 ahead them" 10 ....
When he had finished the Yankee discDv
cred the barber pour. ing c,logue upon II
customers hair t.! rough q quill in the cork
OF bo,tls. -..... ...-.-.
Look here" said he, s'can't ye squirt a
little OF that psppersas ON my head tew !!
throw on about ten cents WORTH" r.
FOUND HIM AT LAsr.--Mrs. Jemim, John
gme never could 60 to bed without first
hooking underneath to see if somebody vas
not slowed away there bpt her search bad
1.iwa; been bcotl.ss. At last. howe yer,
Que night she spied Tor thought she did
which il ali the SINE the ioIg looked-tor
boots and legs. "Oh! Mr.. Johnson MIR.
johnson there's man under the bed !"-
'.,Is there 2" crolly drawled her husband.-
"Well my dear, Pm glad you hava found
him 1T last you have been looking for him
these t" en'y years." .. -...-
OuGnT MARRIED PEcPLs To SLEEP To-
cErnsR ?-H .I:'s Journal IF HeaIth, which
Ga ms TO he high authority in medical sci
ence, has taken stand against married
people sleeping together, but thin Ks they
had better sleep in a'joining rooms. II
says ,hat Kings and Queens do not sleep
tagstEer, and why should other re- pie Z =
Think of the idea of separating n.wly
married couple on u cold winters night,
because the Journal IF Health says SO You
go 10 grass, Mr.. II Nj! Font smith Times.
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lFor the Journal

In your issue Of Both June. we find an account IF
"Great Reaper Trial." and as the writer made
several mistakes, will you permit me ,brouob vour
columns to give a true history of the whole matter
as it now stands /? About the list of June, Mr. Kid
doc, of Illinois, came to this city in search of a
reaper to try in competition with the Kirby. He
obtained the consent of the agent OF Ball reaper
to make such trial. with the promise that he would
buy the machine that did the best work; he also
gave the Ball agent to understand that other ma,
chimes would be on the ground The day OF trial
| came. Some half dozen reapers were in the field
| each one put to work-each gave good satisfaction
to its respective friends and Mr., kiddoo chooses
| the Champion. Why does he take the ChampioH
simply because he has to. Come to find out, he had
given an order for that machine, and promised to
buy provided it did better work than the Kirby.
o, as far as kiddoo is concerned, there is dit
| ference what machine does the best work, he is
bound to take the Kirby or Champion little
piece OF diplomacy entirely unknown, At least to the
ugents of the Ball, until their machine had gone to
| the ground. But where was the trial? there were
no judges appointed; no one to test the different
quail les Of the machines present. There was no
test Of draught, action, power, durability. simple
ty. chespness, effective power or any other quality
0f reaper. .-... -....-.-. ... .- .-. -
Now as regards the sales: The Ball reaper was
sold to ". b. Mills snd +. Greiner, the ground,
tor $3.50. Orders for three others were refused
because the Ball agent would not give the long
time offered by agents Of other machines One
Nanny reaper was sold. This CO uprises the sales
made ON the grounds, 80 far as heard Of, by any
one present. And. Mr.. Editor, Notwithstanding
the lone man says to the contrary, Tie Ball agents
we're the last 70 leave the field, aud the last to
leave the hospitable mansion OF our kind lend,
Mr Doak, who provided 50 hberally for our inner
man on the occasion above referred to. L.
P.s. The agents Of the Ball Reaper would be
pleased at any time to compare orders with all ,put
together other agents in this part OF the country.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06

BnaEnH GoLD FOR Locoroco vo4ss.-The
sote in the Senate postponing action upon the
Houss Tariff bill until next December was
worth aisy millions to Great Britain. IL II
impossible tina: per centage Of this amount
was pledged to the Democratic electioneering
fund.- British gold sometimes works wonders.
Why may 1t not now have been employed to
thwart the wishes Of the people - it has been
heretoforef If the Administration used
money to buy votes to pass the Lecompton
swindle, why might not Englishmen have
taken the hint thus officially furnished them.
and used money to kill the Tariff? -Albany
Frs1in1 .1ourGal ~ ,s,fsr,i'.
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~ Our friend Blanc, ard obtained while

Gw Our friend Blanc ard obtained while
1t Cama che. last week, the covers Of :.
ledger, which Gems TO have had an wen full
history. at the time OF the tornado, il wa
locked up in one Of lierring's large safes.
rie; safe was taken out of the 70 m BY the
wind, broken open by the me agency, and
the ledger taken out and carried some TWO
or three miles BY the whlr,winr and stripped
Of al, its leaves. and notting was left OF it
q, tell ti.at it had been u ledg bnt the
lett ring on the back of the two covers,
which 10 ked as if they had been lady dealt
With Moline Independent.
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STATE OF Iowa,
E,rate Of h iwsrd wright.
decd C0uR y Goutt "

MuscArlsx covA1r, sad County q ~
To Annie Der 10, PHI lemon Bersie, Ez b, th
Shelly John NJ. shelly. and the h,rs of
Sarah h 81. decd, (three 10 pum er, naue III
O. kn"wn,) Daniel ShsilJ, and Havsniah shelly,
he,rs OF Mary ehiy, d,c'd, and all p, rsyn
interested IN 'aii estate 4
You are hereby notified that til, 70 is now on q
i in the othcs Of rhe G. unity Judge If .nid
county, . petition Of William 2. Wright, adn,ris.
tra.or Of tho estate u I'd Yard Wright, decd.
setting forth that in rendering an ,ccoul. Ct rs
assets Of said estate, there we're. ~ mistake and
mi-spprehensiou. two Notes inc,na,d ,hetein.
amounting in the aggregate TO 81 10000. which
nDtes were the property Of said Win. =. Wright,
and Dot the p oPsty Of 80 estate, and asking
that be b allowed % 'witbdraw laid no. g. aud
exclude them from the ssss.s Vf ssid es:ate. Yoa
aye farshes pst,ned tbs. hearing viii be had n
s-'d petition on The ssth day Of JuIy, A. D. 1850,
At O'Clock p. NJ, 4; re Sc Of said Cosuty
Jsdse. HICKMAN l. BRO,
Att'ys for VIM. p. Wright.
Let the foregoing Notce be publ,shed In ths
Muscatins Weekly Journal FIR four weeks sue.
ces-ively. EDWARD u. THAYtR,
.t9Ei't e.9 County Judge. 2
Muscatine, June IA, ls60-~5v--pra fee 8.
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THE NEWS.

Judge Douglas letter Of acceptance is
published. Re ieiseratss the d,ctrine Of
on-intervention in the strongest terms.
James uarken, the murderer Of Miss
Morris, was hung at MoundsviHe, Va, on
Friday last. he made confession just
before he was executed.
"A terrible storm visited, Boston on the
night Of the 10Th. The lightning struck the
house of Jonathan B. sGasdenough, in
Brighton, killing Mr.. G. ami his son, and
seriously injuring Mrs. g.. The force OF the
gale was terrific, uprootiDg large trees,
demolishing ohimneys, awning, and Going
other damage. Many sailing boats in the
harbor were upset, and there are reports
that several lives were lost, but these reports
are not confirmed, though there wete many
very narrow escapes. 1l@ N s3 s
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MAR KETS.

CHICAGO, July 2.
Wheat firm at 81 O6 for No. 2. Corn dull at 46
@473c Oats 26A@2Sc
Sr. Louis, June 80.
Flour improved little sale OF supc:fne ut
$3.50. Spring wheat 81 .Os. 81 Is. good to prime
sa,, S. 25 81 so. Corn firm 4e.524, for mixed,
Al. Sic f"r yellow and sls57, for whi:e. Oats
40 l-2a4l l 2,. Barley 55a6sc. Rye 7sc. Potatoes
35.40c. usy 75asss. Egg 80, shippers seuAt.
tPsr Telegraph
Nsw York, July 3
Flour market without striking change At rs
@s5.3a s7psr State, So 4O@s5 s. extra stats,
$5.359$5.3u super western, s. 1905 81 SOM
mon to msiium extra western, s. 75(9S5 80 infe.
ror to god shipping brsn!s ezra round hoop
Ohio. Rye four Sc 81, al s',50@s4,2 20 Whest
without important change - 81 ,z7@3!2s for
Chicago spring, 81, ao@sl 81 70. Milwaukee club,
81 $685. 421 for ~i..rr red western, l.43t@l so
s,r white Michigan. Eye quiet - sales 500 gu. &,
49,. Barley unchanged. Corn hcnv; ard l.
t.wer; 631531, s"ur" mixsi we.sr" ONs in
fsi, quest at a7@1, P"rs dull and heavy,
VII skv hesvy- sa'es AZ 2l@2'3:
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WA1rINa 70 SEE WHERs Trey STAND
Some Douglas Democrats got together At
Cedar Falls, in this State, q few evenings since,
to prepare to ratify the nominations made at
Baltimore. As the attendance was small,
after an informal discussion of political
matters, lawyer Mco. made motion that the
meeting be adjourned for one week, "to let
the friends have time to see where they
stand" It is doubtful II they find It ont in
rh,r!t;rnG I+-se' F'''s
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The question of slavery should be decided
by the people Of the Territories for themselves.
He was for Non. Intervention upon that
matter, and leaving it to the people Of each
locality to determine. THE speaker forgot to
mention that this was the same old cry of SO,
and that his party had broken all their pledges
on that question '.'."
... DOUGLAS. ANITA ,......
Stephen A. Douglas had sprung from the
proudest position of any man in the country.
There was not blot on his history not an
erasure to be made. The name of Douglas
had been renowned in another hemisphere.
In Scotland, battles had been won by even a
dead Douglas. This reflection seemed pecu-
liarly appropriate under the circumstances,
and appeared to have very consolatory effect
on the audience.] Mr.. Douglas had at heart
the good of no particular section. This we
thought very candid and truthful in Mr..
Brannan. - .za5a
Three cheers were given when Mr.. Brannan
closed, and three proposed for Mr.. Brannan,
but not given
The meeting was exceedingly quiet and
genteel, not cheer or laugh, or any Of the
usual marks of interest, interrupted the
speakers from the beginning to the end o.
their remarks. When the speaking com
menced, portion Of the party seeded, and
adjourned down street in front of the beer
saloons. The seceders appeared the mos
enthusiastic Of the two. ,- 5..-
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derrlck's Sugar Coated Pills!
Tue tt'aoie st'Os't4 United!
SICK r OI l. Z, TIL N K!

AkTLsk WHICH, ACT.
foa'u scArce eArect, at tAis iste Jay,
Vim Startling cures u oooA 10 iii;
This Is the Case, the mliitUn say,
Wan the cures oi Aerrlck's Pin.
EHe come from kas., ana North. ard West,
ALI VAN glad u mugs he palers fill
Because tna9 are zoe cneapeet. saie.t best,
Anu superior 10 others u iiofricx's PHI.
From Piants, sno riVwsrs They're made;
TnoS Always cuio-thry never XIII;
ChuusaAds Now Ia their graves were iala,
We It Iot for Aerfick'e Fill
Each Fill with euk. is coated Ger a
A rare discovery Ut match,ess skill,
Their like Wss never seen befv.t,
Until It appeared 70 Asrr,cx'. Pill.
Fos years hes w0s Aol ~ heal the siek,
Win joy oiAte hrs 6ssOm Ills:
For tens IT thousAn0s now refugee
Al the magl; powers " Derrlck's Pills.
H~HERRICK'o MArCHLr SIS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have mum. Stsa the world with
their PIP .lurlty. over dve mliiou boxes IRE osed
annually, giving employ NEST to eighty five nen
and womrn to put them up Their cures sre num-
oered by lhousands-tns,A praises tie tongues Vt
Ali. Cl,isens Ut Muscasine ami elsewhere, have
yuu ever used themr pus up in English, spanish,
German and French directions. Lsrg family
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