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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
PRESIDENT BUCHANAN'S OPINION OF
THEM.

THEM.
correspondent of the Herald gives the follow
ing account of conversation he had with Pres-
dent Buchanan
Abiding to the Japanese. he said, "They new
er speak to me without calling Emperor and
his Majesty, and the most particular people
about what they should do" Everything was
written down for them, stating the course they
were to take, the number of bows they were to
make, and all that, before they left Japan. They
can understand me at all You know hey ere
here III front to hear the band on Saturday. Well
that saw, and they couldn't understand that at
all. To think that 1-Emperor of the United States
should go down among and shake hands with
the people, astonished them wonderfully. Oh
no, they couldn't understand that at all. unlike
anything in their country "How long, sir do
you think they'll remain in this country" l
asked. We'll, couldn't tell you: they are the
queerest people to deal with possibly; there's no
getting anything out of them, they're so close
about everything. May be they'll remain the
hundred days, or perhaps only the sixty.
"At any rate, they'll have to wait till the Mag
reaches Panama, and she has to go round the
Cape the worst season of the year, that it will
take her three months" 'Ah, these Japanese"
he continued, they're the most curious people
ever saw. They take notes of everything
They We got down a long description of how
looked when they had the reception, and every
thing they We seen; nothing escapes them. They're
always sketching and taking notes of things.
They very proud, too, see !; they bow
very low, but they won't do than is pre-
scribed for them in their instructions"
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
Heauhy human Blood upon being
AnEIyZr,E


ALWAYS presents with the same essential elements
and gives Of the True Standar2 AnaIyze
the blood of person suffering from Consumption
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sclofua, &C. and we
find euery anst0nCe certain deHcaenc7e$ in the red
globules of blood. Supply these defciences, and
you are made well. The Btood Food-is founded up
on this Theory--hence its astonishing success.
There
Five Preparations
adapted to the deficiencies OF the Blood in different
discusses. For Coughs, C0l.s Bronchitis. or any at
lection whatever OF the 1hro0t or Inns inducing
Consn. ptaom, No |, which is also the No for
Depression cf Spa ats. Loss cf Apefie, and for all
chronic Comp'dants arising rom Ore'H"e, Gene al
-De6aty, and Nervous ProSffoti0n No. ,, tor Lire,
CompI@i"ts, No. ,, for Dy<pps'a, 3 rns at,,eody
prepared for absorption it is taken 6y Dops and car
led immediately INTO the circulation, that what
you gain you retain. The No q, Is for Fe'qo'e !r;
directions for tIls. For Salt Hhe"m, Er"gtaons,
Scrotu!ous, Kadney and BEadder Com a2af~ts, tax e
No s. In all cases the directions mu>I be strictly y
followed. Price of the Blond Food 81 Pc: h"ttle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 4E9. Broadway. New ! urk.
And for sale by F. :. DUFFY, Newbern ana by al
respectable Druggists throughout the country.
March 2f;-d& wtMOvl
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
Wigs! Wigs! Viss:::
z~@@- MEXICAN MUSTANG E.imisa,cn,.
- lutrulaiC Ylt .lnn.. i1lsIlI..

~ 1utrlnsic virtue alone Could ins the sue
which this article has attained. For Rheuma
tis1n, Salt Rheunl, Burns, BRUISES, Stiff Joints,
Galds Sprain, Pole Evil and swellings upon horses
it has equal. No person will be without it who
has once tested its value. And with reference to
the general estimation of The Mustang Liniment, l
cheerfuy say that no article ever performed SO
many cures in our negh borhco rs this. W SMITH,
Ridgefeld, Conn.," S. LEl1cH, Esq. Hyde Park, w.,
writes, "that the horse considered worthless.
(s case spavn but since tie free of the
Mustang Liniment have sold him for $3.50. Your
Liniment Is dong wonders up here" Such testi-
mony is reaching every day. The half is not
told. Every family should have it. Beware of i'm
tations. The genuine Mustang is sold by all respec-
table dealers throughout the world
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,
may % w4t New-Y"rk.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05

LOVE AMONG THE TURKs.-A young man des-
perately in love with a girl at Stancho saught
t. marry her, but his proposals were rejected.
In consequence of his disappointment; he bought
some poison an destroyed himself The Turkish b
police instantly arrested the father of the young
woman as the cause, by implication, of the young
mans death, under the fifth species of homicide
he become, therefore amenable for the act of sui
eide. When the case came before the magistrate
1T was urged literally by the accusers, that II he.
the accused. had not q daughter, the deceased
would not have been disappointed and died =
Upon all these counts he mulcted to pay the
price Of the young mans life, which was fixed at
eighty paistres, which was accordingly exaceed'
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
nUxIEX TEE EsEOOEs.
NJ O K K a T'S

DUxIEX THE EsE-OOEs.
MO EF a T'S
Vegetable Life Pills phGuix Eisrcrs
The high and envied celebrity which these pre-
eminent ediciues have acquired fer their inVai Die
efficacy IL all the diseases c they profess to cure
has rendered the usual practice OF pulling. not only
unnec essarY but unworthy OF them They klnw
by their fruits: IT, good works teetI for them,
and they thrive not by II e taith ot the creduous
In all cases
Of Asthma, Acute ana Chronic Rheumatism, Atec-
tiuus of Tie Bladder Hnd kidneys.
Bilious Ferers and Lsrer Complaints.
In the South lnd West, where these else sses prevail
tuey will be und invaluable. Planters farmers and
others who once these medicines VIII utN er al
towards be without them
Bilious Cn,Ec aud Serious Looseness, Biles, Cos
tiveness Colds and Coughs, Ch"iie
Corrupt Humors. DrOpSieS
Dvspepsia-No person with this distressing disease
Houl,1 10y u in t.iese medicines Immediately.
Eruptions Of the SKIN.
Erysipelas and FIctuienry.
Ferer and deue-t vi tnI- scuurge of the " estern
country tnes edicnes will be found safe, spredy
and c.rtam remedy Other n.edI, ines leave the y
TEN ~ ject to raurn of the disease-a cure bI
these III edlcines Is permanent. Try them, be satis-
ned and BE- cure.
Foataess Of Compte1ton
GemsraL Debility.
Gout. Gid liness Gravel, Headaches of every kind,
Inward Ever Inf an tony Rheum atisn, Impure
Biou,I j u die. Loss of Appetite.
Liner Complaints Iepr0sy. Lcoseness, Merc"r'0'
Diseases.
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effects ot
Eercury Infinitely sooner than the most powerful
Night Sweats, Neiv. Us Debility. Nervous Com
pu t. of all k ndS, Organic Affections Pa. pltatlol
Of the Heart Printers rs q oie
The original proprietor ef these medicines was
cured of Plies . So years standing by the oi
these Life Medicines Il ne.
Pains in the besd, eide, oack, limbs, joints, and
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
FROM WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON. May 29-The q S. Agricultural
Society has presented the Japanese Embassy with
100 kinds of American cereals, with instructions
as to their use and culture. SO silver medals to
each OF the three princes with their names epgra
we'd in japanese characters
The principal attendants of the ambassadors
are now daily visiting the mechanics workshops
and endeavorlng to gain an insight into our meth
DDS of manufacfure
The widow of the late Baron Bodisto TODAY
married Capt. Scott. Of the British Army MI Blu
chanan gave away the bride. Lord Lyons anc
other dighltaries were present.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
rH,housands nre Daily Speaking in IN.
DR.. EAfoN's INFANTILE CORDIAL,

u
and why because it Aeoer faais to aGord anstanta
neous Tefaef When given i'll time. 1t acts as ii by
magic, and one tr,al alone Will convince You that
VIII at say is true. II contains
No ParcRoric Opfate
of any kind and therefore relieves by ren1osing the
s.fe1ugs of your child instead of by deade.aHg 1T
&eNslL4t7tles For this reason, it commenda itself as
the only reliable preparation W known for Children
Iesth'"g DlorraGa, Dy~entery G'los46 IN tie Boar-
els Acadaty # The Stomach, Uand, C0td the Head
and Cro7ep, also tor sGtjenlng the Gums reducing
LnRamatt"n, regulating the B0arelx, and re,5er'ng
pam, it has no cgnat-beng an G"taSE0s"od1c 1t Is
used with unfa1llng success in all cases of ConouL
saon on other F1ts As yov so1e tic i and A>G1th q
your chiide and scrsh to sare tem from those sac
and 6llghtlng coeq achs tan % resu
from the f narc~t,cs Ct achach ali otter 4enedGe,
or Lfant,Ie C1nnploint are eo0apcsed, take none ea
Dr. EATON 5 Inf tmtlle Cord90i this you rely up
on Il pertecty harmless and cannot jure the
delicate III ant. Price, 25 nts. u directions ac
company each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH s. DUPONT
No. 4L9 Broadway, New Yoik.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
m@~ Hair Dye! Hair Dye! Hair Dye
VIM. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
TIE Original and Best in the HorLd

TIE Original and Best in the Horld!
All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided if you wish to escape rdcule.
Gray Red or Rusty Hair dyed instantly to beau
tiful and Natural Brown or Black without il u.y to
the Hair skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded
to VIM A. Batchelor since 1889, and over 900 ap
pcations have been made to the hair OF the Patrons
Of his famous Dye.
Um 4. Bachelors Haar Dye produces a color not
to be disting from nature and is oar0ted not
rure in the least however long it may be coutn-
ued and the i'll effects of bad Dyes remedied; the
Hair invgorated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the Uuited States
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine has the and address upon
a steel plate engraving four sides of each box OF
WILLIAM a. BATCHELOR.
l6 Bond Street, New York.
Wigs! Wigs! syigs:::
BATCHELOkS WIGS AND TOUPEES
surpass all T"ey are elegant, light, and durable
Fitting to charui-no turning up beiIiHd-nU
shrinking off the head indeed, this is the only E.
tablshment where these thugs are properly under
stood aud made.--l6 bond Street, New York.
march Il d&wlY
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

The steamboat Kate McLaurin Capt Evans.
OF Orrell & Daily's Line, left Wilmington for
Fayetteville on Monday afternoon at o'clock
with merchandise for Fayetteville and the in.
terror.
At four o'clock yesterday (Tuesday) morning
when eight miles below Eizabethtown er-boiler
exploded. killing Capt Evans and two deck
nanas. he fireman WAS pretty badly scalded- -
All the other hands on board escaped withou in,
jury Luckily there were no passengers
Ihe boiler was blown out of the boat and land.
ed on the river bank Half of her upper deck
was also blown off Her cargo of goods is either
total loss or materially injured.
Jhe Kate McLaurn was owned by Messrs Or.
rell & Daily, of Fayettevlle-had been running
only six months. and was valued at So 900. She
had very good freight of. general merchandise
but we caunot learn the definite amount or val
ue-supposed to have been worth from 81 900 to
5000.
Captain Evans had been on the river a number
of years. By his gentlemanly department he had
gained number of friends who will sincerely
lament his death. His body had not been recov.
cred at last accounts. He was native of Fayette-
vile, about 35 years of age, and unmarried.
no doubt required high pressure of steam to en-
able the boat to stem the current, which may part
ly account for the accident. 1t has been said
that the boiler defective, and that the boat
was to have laid over on her return from Fayette-
vile. to have the defect remedied.
The boat has now only her upper works out of
water. and is coming down with the current.
-Ullm,ing gton JOurnat May 80
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
n@% DR.. ROSCOE HOOKER,

ate OF the University OF North Carolina and of tn.
Medical Department Of the University OF New York,
after successful practice of eight years having per
professional services in all its branches to the ch
zens of Newbern and the surrounding eountry. DI
H. has hei etofore given and will continue give
peCial attention to the diseases Of women and child
rem When not professionally engaged he b.
found his residence or office to be built imrned
atey) one square North the Court House and al
joining the Presbyterian church lot.
Jan 23-dSSw6ln
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
e, HAYWOOD, ESQ.

We requested to state that this gentleman will
address the people of Craven, at Newbern, on Tues
day evening j une 10Th, it being County Court week
Considerable disappointment felt account ot
Mr.. Haywood not being able to fulfil a former ap-
pointment here, and we doubt not but he will be
greeted hy a large and attentive audience
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
- WANsE0kS0' MAZE AND A,E.1k Z.
\

We the undersigned, Trustees and C;,za~ Z
Swansb"ro' and vicinity. have secured the se.> c.
of M. A A. Neel md Lady, instructions m ,.,
above academy, in connection Wit! NJ ,Jn,. =
tocks. The present reg uIdr Session began o; p O.
fr>t of March, and viii end the FIST Ct Au-1.s
next.
Instruction Is given, in the English Brancl es. ! g..
in, Greek French and Music. Tue PIi~es for tut. g..
are as usual varying from IS 81 to s29 tG ie.
| sion.
Good board can be had at from s35 to $40 r.,
Session.
We fully aati, fed there is not better IE.2:.
Sch"o IN the country than ti'f- nov is
Mr.. n and Ltdy are lately from EIuca-t,- F.r.
Seminary, Botletl"ut Co., Va. Mr y. IN. ,, D..
educHion at William ard EIary College; and ~ -
under the tuit,n of IL P. HrpboIEe, ut l..-..-
| mond Female Institute. kicIlnand Va.
RLTERENc%s--B. $. ET.ei President of Wii.."E.
and Mary College; Rev S. K. Houston. a. u L.
ion, Va; Rev. j. :. Giosty, A NJ. Fincast.e y
Hon; Il II. Ednundsrn. Washington, h. &: II. i.
! iiepbonre, Principal Richmond Fennle IpatltLa.
Ricamaud, Va. b a HUMPHREY
&. II BAKEJM,
5 McLEIN
March 27w3n ISAAC y SAUNDERS.
~ Wilmington journal copy 5 months, W,eLt-
alai acn II; Tn
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
NUMBER 81.
Rheumctism.

1hose ath;cted with this ter lille disease vii j;a
sure oi EeLiet by the Lie Meuicines.
hess q Blood to hs Reod, Scurry. Sett H sas,.
Seedlings.
0c'gafc, or AimS's Erii, lis worst forms Ulcer
r,- OF every description.
T0T7s OF al XII Is are ,ffectuolv expelled h
these medicines. Parents Will d. We to ad...u;-. =
te'I S "nehcNer tAeir existence IS suspected Re-
The Life Pills ard Phaair BHe,s
Purity the Blood.
Aod thus remove all disease from tie - ter-
prepared by DR.. WILLIAM Is MOFnAI
No .365 Broadway,
For sale by all Druggists. iMcttat 5u.Iaiual y :
may IS dSwiy
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT DAVID
N

We have been requested to state that the An
nuaI Commencement at this Institution will occur
on the lth and 18th of June. The Baccalaureate
Sermon will be delivered by Rev A. W. Miller
of Petersburg, Virginia, on the evening of the
10th.
The Annual Address before the two Literary
Societies will be delivered by Hon. S. J. Person,
of Wilmington. the morning of the llth,
And the Anniversary Address before the Philan
thropic Society will be delivered by Rev. w. T.
Hall. of York District, S. c., on the evening of
the same day The Alumni Grafton will be de-
livered by P. B McLaurin, of Bennettsville, S
c., on the morning of the 18th.
These exercises will be held in the New Chapel,
which has lust been completed And large
and interesting audience is cxpectad:~cha
Bulletin.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05

Our workmanship has been generally intro. &c r.
some thirty counties in North Carolina, ul.a T. =
for itself. ss
Orders by mail wiHmeet with prolnp pt otter IL. .5
be faithfully e1ecuted
Address, J. &. WIER. NewoeI72 : T.
Jesse Kemp, Esq, Agent at Goidsboro
Sept I6 w.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05

y having this day ceased. William Fl Betts ~. !
continue in the Negre AuctiO" BusinCss. a-.A
has taken into co-partnersiiip with him + Gre y
Ihey viii condHct the husIessS under the n.i-- =
IE1TS & GREGORY. at ti,eir Sales ROor-, O.
Franklin street, four doors beloT Wall stree ard
alb, ut one square below the former office OF EU ..
& Bets anu pectfully solicit continuance = re
patr' &c which was so literally extended 80 -" II
II Ietts while il Il e firm Of Pu'llam s. Belts.
They have obtained the services If NJ. B1s i
w Einore, as Clerk WHO las an inIeiest u ne
business. NM ID EfslZ>,
Richmopd, Va, may 1.w1y ] GREGORY.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05

New JAIL.-1t has been determined to build
new Jail for Wake county, the large and COM
modious Jail erected there only few years ago
not being large enough, we suppose, to accom-
naodate all who seek accommodations therein.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05

EJOUSE and LOT FOR SALE.-MRS Ii j.
IL LEECRAt'I. of Onslow co.. offers for sale hel
Benutort lately owned and occupied by Mr. VIM.
Leecraft
The lot is about SO fee3 wide, fronting Ann
street. and 22O feet long. Tie dwelling house is a
conmodious two story building with spacious eel
lar below. and kitchen near it the whole forming
a very desirable residence
Persons desiring to purchase obtain infor1na-
ton by applying to
JAMES RUMLEY.
Beaufort N c.. May S-w1Ot
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05

ne<lSE~ 1NVIECE.
~ Kank of Commerce at Newbern
Tue Books OF Subscription to the Capital Stock VI
lhis Corporation will be continued open hereafter
under the direction of the Cashier tneir Banking
House on Pollok street j. A GUION
NewDeru, y. c.. jan II wifi Cashier
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
SOAP! SOAP! SOE. .
NENSFsEE'S No. and Extra No. So5z5,


~ manufactured by
w b WALKER NEWRERN, y. {.
At tie Maryland State FaIr held IN Baltlmo-a =
1874 silver medal was awarded to this soap.
Also a silver medal from the Franklin institute =
Philadelphia, 1854.
Also First premium at tbe Rhode Island State Ia-r.
1854.
S,,ld to merchants in town ard Throughout -E6
State at Wholesale only, at New York wholeoa.- g.
ce>.
Cash paid for Tia low and Grease.
AlLorderS for the above Soap must be aGG---=-
ed To Dr. W. ". OIuseee, Newberu, \. C..
Jan 81 wifi
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05

AZ 49, IT'S. W 1nsIOW an e1peFIemceU NUrAe
49, and Female Physician, has a Soothing
Syrup for children teething which greatly facilitates
the process of teething by sotening the gums redu-
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it. mothers it
will give rest to yourselves and relief and health
your infants Pefecty safe in all cases. See adver-
tisement in another column. d&w wly
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
re Lye PINs ard Phanir B;ttsys
ANIE00D,
VA HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED

just published in Sealed Envelope, On the re,Je
treatlnent and radical cure of Spermatu,li.u1. c!
Seminal Weakness, Sexual DehlIty. Nervua- - 80
and inv"luntuly Emissions inducing Imputc:., al
Mental md Physical Ircaracirv
BT ROB. j CULVEKWELI., ". D.
-4uthor y 1Ae Green BoOk Sc
The world renowned author in this admirable Leo
ture, Clearly proves ronI l,iz own experience t.; L. :
awful consequence "i selfahuSe may be cfect's r
removed without MeTicine aud without C.Lsa.pj-s
surglca operations, bougies, Instruments rms O.,
vordlaIs r'ntn cut mode of cue ~ once ,e.t..r
lnd etIcctuai by which every sufferer. 70 u. :--r
what his condition may he may cure hIu.~..r =. -.,
g prsv0feIy and raGjca' e. This lecture W. l.. -
L boon to thousands and tuuI~ards
Sent under seal 70 any address, post p2i3. o. tie
receipt of two postage stamps ~ atGr,.ss=.- .r-
GU, j: e. KLINE N. D, 4SJ TIIst Avenue, -
York. Post Boy 1850.
A nrii d d HtvlN
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05

49, For Sherif.-A. c. LATHAM returns
I his thanks to the citizens of Craven Cour
ty their pas support and offers himself agaln a.
Candidate for the Sh heritfaty of said county.
April "a d&wtd A C.. LATHAM.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05

EVEsE.zsN Il sric"2turai wa * 1Ez<ss,t.. -
WILLIAM II OLIVER &, Co
C. O II SION u T. K & II 4 y z
ami DEALER III every variety Of
Agricultural Implements, GasITu~%,
Fertilizers. Lime, Cement. Pas ter. Marble y e.t
Hair, BuIdele IIal loware Grcn ard Steel MAJ s..
Axes. CnoI er4'. EjI peuter. am! Black -iIitIs
Leather aud Rubber HandInr, Picking, Ptu.s.
Brushes Pot War" kerser- H~rabuIgs, B.lLk--e.
Sh"es and Hats,
Rope, CunyH, and Blocks:
AGENTS for CI.mer- Brown ~ Co.'S Ce'chro--G
Double Cyinde' Gins, Ahti-Frictnn Koll.le.
Cotton Pi"ue and Sweeps, Cotton
Iiues. Cotton Bagging ard Rope.
- Particularly attention G!vel to z Ia" sEsis ~
Cotton and uthe' Produce. Liberal CASH Adv Is
made p SUI J., ii Kees~'e T. o. 10
Peruvian OF Manipulated GUANO, CONSTANT. -
hand
Newhefn Jan l9w5mI3
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
Beaufort, n. c., May S-w10t

JONATHAN WMALEY,
j CLOCK u WATCH MAKER, e.
Keeps constantly ON hand excellent as ~ 10
sortment of Watches, Clocks, Jewery, Pla SE..s.S
ted Ware &c, &c. Those wishing any of the
articles will find 1t TO their advantage Gail and
anime his Stock.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired with neat
ness aid dispatch ON the most reasonable terms.
JONATHAN WHALEY,
Craven street, Newbern, y. G.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
; Join n. WASHINGTON.

* ATTORNEY Ar LAW,
Office North side of Broad Street few doors East
If the Court House, NEWBERN, n. c.
ian g. lS6}-d&wIy
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
Consistency-Or the want of 1t.

There is democratic paper not thousand
miles from the Capital, one of whose editors not
very long ago, violent advocate of 0d 0ato-
rem and there is an Opposition paper not a thou
sand miles from the place whose editor but
recently opposed ad UatOrem on the ground that
it's discussion would give aid and comfort > to
the aboitionists. Well, the I" party screws . have
been applied and these gentlemen have changed
positions, and now the former blows against the
new issue and the latter blows for it. If the hon.
est masses, who do the voting and who have 1t in
their power to control the State and the nation If
they will suffer themselves to be led-or rather
nisled, by such lights, then indeed is our case
homeless one.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-05
MEDICINES.
NJ RS. WINsLOW.

NA An experienced Nurae and
Female Physician, presents to tue attention ci u.osh
SOOTHING SYRUP.
For Ch:ld,e. 7ee.Asng
which greatly facilitates the process of teethine BY
sottenng tue gums reducing al iufalnua tiuu-wil
aLay ALL PAIN and spaslnodic act n, snd u
Sure TO RLGULAEE The BOWLS,
Depend upon It, nIuti=Es, 1t VII! svs rest to your
selves, and
Relief and Heath to Yoa~ 7ntients.
We have put up and sold tins article for over ter
years, and can say III confidence and truth oft wha
we have -------------been --------been able T.
SXEy y q y yER E' w,ssIS,s asos5"i =
tSsT / : :, a : nee, SYRUP. TO +
timely used. Never did we know instance Of dis
satisfaction by any whe used it. On the contra
ry, all delighted with its operations and speuI
~ terms f ligI.st ror,mardat3,n ,f IT, M r;,.a a4
tectS and meuical virtues. We speak IN this matter
what We do know, after ten years experience
and pledge our reputation Tor the tuiunent uf wA;
the infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion.
ief will be found il fifteen twenty minutes ateI
the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription of
Of the most e1pelienced and skiltul Nurses IN New
England, and has been used with ueEtr-taillns sue
ID
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but invg-
orates the stomach and bowels acidIty, and
gives tone and nergy to the whole system. 1t Will
lnost instantly relieve Gripping in the Bowels, ana
convuls ons FOR which, If not
-peedlY CHILDREN edIed,
5s5 ;sss1 W. fEETn'se: Ssl5sTs tie
the word in al cases of Dysentery and Diurrile
Children, whetEerit arises from teething, from
nay other cause. We would say to every nOthe
Who has child suffering from any of the foregoing
:"nplains-do not let your p ejudices, nor the pIe
udlces of Others stand between your suffering child
.hd the rellet that viii be sureyes absolutely sure
to follow the use of this nledicl e. if timely used
Full directions tor using will accompany eucL bottle
None genuine unless tile fac snile of CURTIS Il
PERKINS. New York, Is on the outside wrapper
Srlu by Druggists thrOug out the world.
Princi pal "tfice, No ID Cedar Street, \. 7.
Price omiv 25 Cents pc, BotEle.
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