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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08

MornER AND CHILD.--The greatest painters
who have ever lived have tried to paint the
beauty Of that simple thing, mother with
her babe-and have failed. One Of them,
Raffaelle, to whom God gave the spirit Of
beauty in measure in which He never gave
it, perhaps, to any other man, tried again and
again for years painting over and over that
simple subject-the mother and her babe
and could not satisfy himself. Each Of his
pictures is most beautiful-each in different
way; and yet none of them is perfect. There
is more beauty in that simple every day sight
than he or any man could express BY his
pencil and his colors. And yet it is sight
which we sec every day.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08

A Dull PLAcE-The Paduca Commercial
thus accounts for the stupidity of that paper
:" If the Commercial is dull, it is not our
fault. No man in the world tries harder
than we do to manufacture an exciting or
even interesting article. The town Is SO
irretrievable" religious that a fight or scrim-
mage is impossible. Even the dumb beasts
partake Of the general quiet. Saturday we
tied an oyster can to dogs tail, but he
wouldn't run. A mule refused to kick a
nigger's hat off, after an hours "just cause
and provocation." The chickens remain on
the roost all day, and genuine porker in
the street is rarity we're destined never to
behold again.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08
Ode by N. p. willis.


WRITTEN eoMn rDAAa AGO.
Joy to The pleasant land We love,
The land our fathers trodl
JOY 70 the land for which they won
Freedom 70 worship Godi ...-
For peace on I'll lie sunny hills,
On every mountain brcods,
And sleeps by all is gushing rills,
And all It's mighty foods.
The wife sits meekly by the hearth,
Her infant child beside;
The fether on his noble boy
Looks with fearless pride.
The gray old man beneath the tree,
Tales Of his childhood tells; .a
And sweetly In the hush Of morn
Peal out the Sabbath bells.
And we are free, but Is there not
One blot upon our names
Is our proud record written fair
Upon the scroll Of famei a-
Our banner floateth on the shore, |
Our flag upon the sea;
But cohen the Jetteved sldre Is loosed,
We shall be truly free!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08
[From the Chicago Tribune. ]

A REASONABLE INFERENcE.-The steamer
S., commanded by Capt. S., exploded several
years ago, with terrible effect, and burned to
the waters edge. Captain S. was blown into
the air, alighting near floating cotton bale,
upon which he floated uninjured, but much
blackened and mudded. Arriving at the
village several miles below, to which news of
the disaster had preceded him, he was accost-
ed by the editor Of the village paper, with
whom he was well acquainted and eager for
an item:
~ say, is the S. blown ups''
EYES"
"Was Capt. s. killed p
"Nol / am Capt s."
"The thunder you are! How high were
you blown!'
High enough to think of every mean
thing did in my life, before came down."
The editor started on run to his office !;
the papsr was about going to 90 to press, and
not wishing to omit the item Of intelligence
for the next issue, two weeks of, wrote the
following:
"The steamer s. has burst her. boiler, we
learn from Capt. S., who says he was up
long enough to think of every mean thing he
ever did in his life before he lit. We suppose
he was up about three months"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08

:. OLD MAIps.--In his New Year serrnon Il
Henry Ward Beecher paid the following trib.
ute to Old Maids ~ have no sympathy
with that rude, unfeeling and indicate
phrase, old maid which is banded about in
the mouths Of rude, unfeeling aud indicate
persons. 1t is true, that q selfish nature, cut
off from all duties and ties, and sinking back
in the solitary life Of selfish heart, becomes
most unlovely and useless. But shall the
few cloud the true noblenesc Of the many p
How many elder sisters, may be unblcsscd
with outward comeliness, have entered into
a brothers or sisters family and accepted
all its cares as the duty Of their life, and
joining hands with the mother given to each
child, as it were two souls Of love, like two
wings Of God TO help it fly up withal from
weakness and ignorance to manhood and
strength! How many have checrfulIy given
up their own whole life, built no nest, sought
no companion, but sang in the tree and near
the younglings Of another's nest, patient in
toll, watchful and laborious in sickness. fyu.
gal amidst poverty, rich in nothing but coed
works, and in these abounding in wealth -
When the roll Is read above, and they are
named that live 10 self-sacrif3ce in gentlep2ss,
in patient love- and IN the only triumph Of
disinterestsd mercy, they who are unmarried
and childlcsA. that they might more heroicaliy
serve the households Of others, and become
mothers Of children not their own, shall stand
high and bfighG''
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08
An Incident in the Cars.

On the whole, pleasant traits and incidents
are not uncommon in the cars, think. This
opinion expressed to my friend Sommcrs
the other day. In reply to my remark, he
related little adventure, which as it is ap-
propriate, and moreover involves O. little love
and sentiment, give without apology in his
own words. 1t proves that in most unlikely
places love and sentiment may be discovered: !:
g was escortng home the lovely Char
lotte D, to whom was at that time
quite devoted. We got into one of the crowd
ed avenue cars, where Charlotte could scarce
find room to spread her voluminous founces.
| stood up near her, there being no vacant
seat r--...s a...
After few minutes, came in poor wo-
man, who deposited basket Of clothes on
the platform, and held in her arms small
child, while little girl chung to her skirts
She looked tired and weak, but there was no
vacant place, to be sure, Charlotte might have
condensed her hounces, but she did not
Beside her, however sat very lovely and
elegant young woman who seemed trying by
moving down closer to others, to make space
enough for the stranger between herself and
Miss D. At last she succeeded, and
with the sweetest blush ever saw she invi-
ted the poor burthened female to be seated.
Charlotte D---drcw her drapery around
her and blushed too, but it was not pretty
blush at all, and she looked annoyed at the
proximity Of the new conner, who was, how
ever, clean and deccntly, though thinly clad.
The unknown lady drew the little girl upon
her, and wrapped her velvet mantle round the
small half clad form, and put her muff over
the half frozen little blue hands.
So great was the crowd that alone SEEM
ed to observe her. The child shivered-the
keen wind from the open door blew upon
her unprotected neck. | saw the young lady
quietly draw from under her cloak a little
crimson woolen shawl, which she softly put
on the shoulders of the little one, the mother
! looking on in confused wonder After a
short time she rose to leave the cars, and
would have removed the shawl. The un-
known gently whispered, mo, keep it for
her.'--Thc woman did not tanswer-the con-
ductcr hurried her out, but her eyes swan in
tears which no one saw but me. noticed
her as she hastily descended to the basement,
and hastily marked the house.
Soon after, my unknown also arose to start.
was in despair, for wanted to follow and
discover her residence, but could not leave
How glad, then, was l to see her bowling,
MS she passed out, to mutual acquaintance
| who stood in the door way. From him, ere
many minutes, had learned her name and
address,
| To shorten my story as much as possible,
that lady is now my wife. In the small Incl
dent which introduced her to me, she showed
her real character A few days after our
marriage I showed her The blessed crimson
shawl, which had redeemed from its own
er, and shall always keep as amemento.
! There are sometimes pleasant things to be
found even in unexpected places-certainly /
may be said to have picked out my wife in
the cars. Home journal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08
Poverty not SO Great a Curso.

If there is anything in the world that a
young man should be more greatful for sthan
another, it is poverty which neccssitates his
starting in life under great disadvantages. Pev4
erty is one of the best tests of human quail
ty in existence. A triumph over it is like
graduating with honor from West Point.
1t demonstrates stuff and stamina. It is n
certificate Of labor faithfully performed.-
young man who cannot stand this test is
not good for anything. He can never rise
above drudge or a pauper. A young man
who cannot feel his will harden as the yoke
of poverty presses upon him, and his pluck
rise with every difficulty that poverty throws
in his way, may as well retire into some corn
er and hide himself. Poverty saves thou
sands more than it ruins, for it only ruins
those who are not particularly worth saving
while it saves multtudes whom wealth would
have ruined. If any young man who reads
this letter who is SO unfortunate rs to be rich
! give him my pity ! pity you, my young
FRIEND because you arc in danger You lack
one great stimulus to effort and excellence.
which your poor companion possesses. You
will be very apt, if you have a soft spot in
your head, to think yourself above him, and
that sort of thing makes you mean, and in
jures you With full pockets, and full stom-
ach, and good linen and brondcloth on your
back, your heart and soul plethoric, in tho
race of life you will find yourself surpassed
by all the poor boys around you before you
know it.
No, my boy If you are poor, thank God
and take courage, for He intends to give you
chance to make something Of yourself II
you had plenty of money, ten chances to
one it would spoil you for all useful purposes.
Do you lack education? Have you been cut
| short in the textbook? Remember that
education, like some other things does not
consist in the multitude of things man pos.
sesses. What can you do! That is the
question that settles the business for you.
DO yon know men, and how to deal with
thcms Has your mind, by any means hat.
ever, received that diciplne which gives to its
action power and facilitys If so, then you
are more man, and a thousand times better
than the fellow who graduates from college
with his brains full Of stuff that he can not
apply to the practical business Of life--st.,sr
the acquisition of which has been in no sense
disciplinary process, so far as he is concern
ed. There are few men in this world. less
than thirty years Of age, and unmarried, who
can afford to be rich. One of the greatest
benefits to be reapcd from great financial dis.
astcrs, is the saving of large crop of young
men.-1Inothy Iitcom1.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08

They err, who deem that keenest agony Ea5
In signs and means finds utterance for its pain,
Tears are for those who hope: blessed rain
That gently falls upon the aching heart,
Stealing its grief away. The dark clouds part
And float aloft. In the pure azure sky,
The gladsome, golden sunlight laughs once more.
All happy heart, that weeps-and smiles again.
For me, alas the time Of tears Is DER.
Hopeless, alone, walk life's arid plain.
And heaven no star--on earth no leaf nor flower,
Yet never falls for me that blessed shower;
The fount Of tears Is dry for evermore;
The place where once Il gushei with FIRE burned oer
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08
The Shadows in the Valley.

There's mossy, shady valley,
Where the waters wind and fow,
And the da;sys sleep IN winter,'
Meath a coverlid Of snow;
And yolets, blue-eyed violets,
Bloom in beauty in the spring,
And the sunbeams kiss the wayelcts,
Till they laugh and sing.
But in autumn, when the sunlight --... ,s
Crowns the cedar-covercd hill, .
p Shadows darken in the valley, s.....as
Shadows ominous and still ~
And the yellow leaves, like banners
Of an elfin host that's fed, ......a
Tingd with gold and royal purple, . r-
Flutter sadly overhead. -...... ..f...
But those shadows, gloomy shadows,
Like dim phantoms on the ground,
Stretch their dreamy length forever
On daisy covered mound
And loved her, yes loved her,
But the angels loved her, too,
So she's sleeping in the valley,
Meath the sky so bright and blue.
And no slab Of pallid marble, s, tt.
Rears its white and ghastly head,
Telling wanderers in the valley .. .n..a
OF the virtues Of The dead.
But 4 lily Is her tombstone, s.r-.a
And tear drop, pure and bright, sra
Is the ep:taih Of an angel
Wro in the Stiffness Of night. r .r-.
And I'm mournful, very mournful,
For my soul doth ever crave
For the fading Of the shadows
From that lit,!c woodland grave,
For the memory Of the loved one,
From my soul viii never part;
And those shadows IN the valley,
Dim the sunshine Of my heart.
Home Journal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08

A country girl recently asked city ac-
quaintance to go with her to purchase some
articles, and to act as spokes.woman. They
entered shop and tho city girl asked
Have you any hose p I" / don't want hoe" "
said the country maiden, "Iwant stockings =
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08
ADVERTislNe RATES.
JOB WORK.

laving. purchased entirely Office our JOB De-
part comprises large assortment OF the laes. styles
Typ. Eor.ers &C. thus enabling 10 do every vari
ETY. o! Job Work in surpassed in this section
the state vi work entrusted ta whl bc exc
.ut.l an an ,rt notice and reasonable terms.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08
RYCE a sTOUGHTON.

TTOHYEYS AT Law, NOTARY PuBLIcs-
IA AND GENERAL LAND AGENTS, Butler Center. But
Ter Co., Iowa, will practice IN Butler and adjcng COn-
Aes Particular attention paid to Collectiors and remit
tances made 20 any part OF the State Titles exsnned
Taxes pail and all other business pertaining 20 Cocc
ton AMI Agenc; cfice, molly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08
n. III. MEREDaTxs,
A. HI. MARSH,
WILLIAM II. CASE,

IlASKEH, REAL STATE INSURANCE AGENT
- Cedar Falls. Iowa. Exchange all parts Of the
United States and Europe bonst and sold Money loan
e real estate ani approved paper Notes collected
aai proceeds rcnitted to any part Of the United
Money invested and Taxes paid for nouresdents AZ the
usiIs commissions.
Rrr3REycE9.
Dr1alvay BANK. New York.
Me.srs. Geo. r. Bsseil Co.. Balkers Hartford, Conn.
Merchants Savings Loan Trust Co. Bank Chicago.
Chester Weed, President Of the State Bank OF Iowa.
rranch Bank of the State Of Iowa, at Dubuque, 3tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08

TAKE with you months supply of pa
tience, and always think thirteen times before
you reply to any supposed rudeness or insult,
or inattcntion.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08
WEsTERN HOTEL.

N A. TONDRO. Proprietor, Main st., Cedar
I Falls, Iowa. Tas Holse having changed hands,
and undergone thorough rent.iny and rcnodelins 10
ready b. the accommodation Of the public. II b
situated In The business part af Cedar Fails The pror
enr psgcs himself that pains ~l be spared 70 make
us guests comfortable. Stages FOR different parts OF the
country stop u thin House. l:n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08
AMERICAN HOTEL.

E0: SEC0HD, Proprietor,. Main Street.
enlarged and newly Furnished throughout apd am pre-
pared to attend to the wants Of all who nh favor inc
with CALL hare in connection with the above House
large .na comuoou Stable with good osers in attend.
anee. The Office Of the Western Stage Company Is at
West 1.R
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08

He that reeaches gratitude, pleads the cause
of both God and man for without il We csn
neither be sociable nor religious.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08


OFfcR A. TO $ T. NJ; 0TES S'SnAys, srt
: /. NJ. ASnS ) roo NJ MAILS Gloss DAILY At s =. NJ
EASTERN MATI.-AaRIvEs daily Sundays excepted
at p ~ DErAgrs daily tSuniays excepted, at ! A. NJ
WESTERN MAIL--Aasivrs every Wednesday Fri
dry and Sunday at 6 r. N. fEpAgrs every Tuesday
T!.hrssay aud Saturday at 4. N. 1865
NORTHERN MAIL-yia waverly, Bradford and St
Cisr,ss lAaa,vEs every Monday. Wednesday aud Friday
st W nsr ,nrs every Tucs!ag, Thursday ami satur
day al d. II. -..-
.. SOUTHERN MArL--AnatvEs every Monday, Wci
lay aud Friday NJ p a. DEPARTS every Tnes'ia+
Jalrs.sy and saturday a: NJ Ia '.". "t
NORTHERN MAIL--pia C!ark.vilr, Rockford and
MesSn s7av 1navns every Sunday at 5 P.x DErARrs
every Wednesday at sA.m ". s.@
NORTHWESTERN MATL-via wioushhy. Mays
VII all Hampton ARRIVES every "Wednesday st 10
DEsARrs every W ednesday at r. N.
NORTHERN MAII.-via w;llonshsy, Shell Rock AMI
Glars vile ARRIVES every Si.urdav 1T A. DkPaRrs
every saturday at i0A.a. #F - IL.
Malta for New IIat and SwaI.toa, Butler Coary
leave twice each week.
A. MULLARKy, r. NJ
--~~~- 49, ~~~>~>~~~~>~--~>->-~~~~
o '.. COUNTY OFFICERS.
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InvxrY JrpGR--G w. COUCH. -M&
Tar Az o Ise c,apra--A. c. BU:sNELl,.
sucasr--J. ELWE!L. .... .r.......
CnuSrr ClEax-J. r. SEVERANCE.
ScreRlSrsyDssr OF ScuooI.ST. STlED.
Couvrr ScargYee--M. L.. TRACY @.fE s".rass ea
CogoSR- VIRDES. a$
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08

Fortune knocks once at least at every
mans door" Ifshe ever knocked q ours 4
was when we were cut,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08

DRAFTS ON NEW YORk
EIOn SALE By E. D. HATCH, Cedar Falls, low
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08
BUSINESS CARDS.
DARIUS ALLEN,

DARIUS Ar.LEN.
T'raRsgsF ATI.Asy. AND SOLICITOR T.
- CfIANIERT, Cedar Falls, iowa N.trs and Bill
Collected and Claims secured in Black Hawk Buchanan
E-eier But.ev, Franklin. Grunty and Benton counties
Once In nrtrnlr's new block Main ST. 2:tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08
.JSesyN sg. s.gsssWN,

3TiiIE pSs:g.JC, Cedar Fails Black Hawk
canity, Iowa RssL EsTArE, IysrasScE .Sn Col
!SrFtbx Agsscy. Zeal Estate h,n.ht ami -5d. Tascs
pad rrlents IN all tho Northern onniie. of Iowa
Tt'es n.csiya'.d. Collections made and proceeds remit
tel promptly, en IA orahle terms.
REFERENCES.
II Tho 3. wiiscn Hon. .. = wilson, nan1ur. Iowa
Mc.."a Sr.naa. Merritt rc. Bankers. Cedar Rapids. '
f. crrt. EsG. Pres, rr mel, State Bank, Iowa Cay.
f;-a-sr Tsacr. E.i Scranton, r"an. fF g. ~
A. ". Miller. F5a. Spcnc"r. y. Y. sEs HEH
r.9s, s,~ps.ie. Se;'y Ohio Stock co. Eu'cr ca. IA
nf = H. B;.,pp, reirr Me!eniy Cedar Falls Iowa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08

POWERS "a COLEMAN,
A TT0ESEIS e. COESSELLDxxSs AM
N GENERAL. CDbT.ECTiS& AGENTS. Office II
Oyt-nln's Block, Cedar Fsa, Iowa. l:tf
( - J.. CoiEMlS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

TOW n SHIP OFFICERS.
s{WM. II. PHiLPOT, 80 ia
Ta,srRss A. MORRISON, 81 p. 3D.
WM. Y. OvERMAS. ga
Town CiERx--D. ]. COLEMAN. -
...-.,r, W. ". s. H0DGDUN,
,oSSthl"S T. W. PIPER ee-e
Asssssoa--GEO. G. DEAN. IA 5G#EE #ts#
sursavfsot Roam DiSra!tT No. l--GEO. SEC0RD.'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08

NORTHERN MAII.-yia Wa"erly, Bradford and st.
Csr,ss Aaa,vEs every Monday. Wednesday aud Friday
e, W psr ,nrs every Tpssay, Thursday ami satar
day al a.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08
GEO. T.. Bean

NSTlIeE Ssy-lBlaC and GENERAL AGENT
~ Cc.ia- Fali4 Iowa. Blan. Deeds Bonds, ETC., con
.tin.iy IN hard l:tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08
N. L.. TRACY

(<oTgTT SURVEYOR ns Black Hawk Count
Surveying Ieve;ing Drafting done shnrt nati
an. y. prices -ait the nes. o'iee in osermans hn
Cr,itr. Fails, Iowa. st FG EE sd
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-08

EASTERN MATI.-Aa AaRIvEs daily Sundays excepted
AZ p n DerAmrs daily tSunlays exceLtedl at 4. "
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-01
SEWING MAJ llINS.
&35. x35. $40. SO.
L. CORNELL 4 cos Late Improved

SEWING MAJ 1llNS.
&35. x33. $40. SO.
L. CORNELL ( cos Late Improved
Double Lock Tight East stitch
WARRANTED to give as good satisfaction
rs the highest priced in market. Make the
same stitch as the Sl25 machines; nre large,
9xlI inches under the arm. set tia, in the table.
under feed, straight made, sew from common
spools from 4 to 50 stitches TO the inch, RUN
VERY EASY and ALMOSTNulSELEST,n neatly
finished, and will
Stitch, Hem, Fell, Tuck, Gather and
Embr0lder.
They have repeatedly taken the HIGHEST
PREMlu MS. cut Of over 4Ono already in
constant use, we have had no occasion 10 90
out and put one in order. They work success.
fully on everything. from the finest Muslin t..
heavy towhlde. The two machines ditTcr only
in the length Of arm. aud are easily learned
from the full printed instructions. Samples
OF sewing circulars and cuts, sent on receipt
OF stamp.
We nre sole agents here for the UNlvERS
Al HEMMER and GUAGE. adjusted to all
,Licknesses OF cloth and all widths Of hem;
Will hem over seams and tells, and can be easily
attached 70 any seming muchine. Price, SIS.
Large Discount 10 the Trade, agents and Clergy
hay AGENTS WANTED everywhere. Come
and see us ut 1873 Lake street, or address L.
CORNELL& co. %. Box 1882 Chicago, III.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-01
DR'sANFoBDs
LIVER lMIGERA7OR
NEYER DEs.pu.pTATEs.

I T is compounded enthely from Gums, and
l has become an cstnhlstcd fact, . Standard
Medicine. known and arrhycd Nv all that
have used it, aud is now escorted to with
confidence in all thce: discaAs for which il
is recommended. =
II has cured thou sands wixin the last
two years who hadsp given up at>hopes Of
relief, as the numcreE GUS unsolicited ccrtif-
icates in my posscssS ion show.
The dose must bess adapted to the tenn
permanent Of tho ind. vidual taking it, and
used in such qnantie ties as to act gcntly>n
the Bowels.
lie, the dictates Of. yonr Judgment guide
you in the use Of thc:. LIVER lNVIGOR A.
TOR, and it will cure LiverIomplain,s, Bill
ions Attacks, DyspepS sa, Chronic Diarrhoea
Summer Complaints, : Dysentery, Dropsy,
propsy. ourStomach, Habitual Ccstivencss,
Cholic, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Chorcra In
fantnm, Flatulcnce, Jamndice. Female Weak
ensscs, and my be used successfully MS an
Ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will cure SICK
lMApAcnE, ms thousands can testify. in TWEEN
~ minutes, if two or three Teaspoonfuls are
taken at commencement Of attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony
in It's favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Invigora-
OF, and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.