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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09
Burlington, Peoria, and Logans
port Railroad.

Burlington, Peoria, and Logans-
port Railroad.
Open to Logarsport.
I'm and ate, Tuesday, January II. Trains viii
~ leave Buriin ton as follows, daily Sundays
excepted:)
6.S5 N. Logansport Express.
AS T. VI. Peoria Accomod: ton,
Tbs 6.35 A. M. Logansport Express makes
direct corrections as follows:
AT El Paso with i!linoi Cen raj Railroad fol
ioomington, Decatur, Pana, Sa ndoval and Cairo.
AT Chcona with Chicago ana St. Louis Raj road
for Alton to 81. Louis. ,E
At dilmsn with Chicago Bfanch) Ill. central
Railroad for Chicago and South.
At Reynolds with New Albany and Salem hail
road for Lafayette, indianapolis and Cincinnati.
At Logansport with Toledo, Wabash and Western
Railroad for Toledo, ani all points East also with
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad for Cincinnati,
Dayton and Columbus.
The l.45 P. Nj. Peoria Accommodation makes the
same connection as above to Gilman. ~
Ihs above is . new and very much shorter Lin
than any 9th or to the abov AIMED prints. -.
It is thoroughly built and we'll managed, and
run in ever, way to merit the appreciation of tbs
travelling public.
C,rs will run through directly from Bur lington
to Toledo without change, and arrive in advance
Of any and all other lines. ~
Our advantages are, shortest and quickest one
less change of 20 Omn busting as via Chicago;
connections positive, as it is owned and control eo
BY the same interest, while via Chicago it is the
reverse In short il is every way, e.,
b. THE MOST DESIRABLE LINE.
GEORGE WILL A Ms, Jr., supt.
L. II. WALKLEY, Gen. Ticket Agent. q.
VIM. Ii. BACKUS, r
General Agent. % Water ST., Burlington.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEE NAL E Pill l. !
pporECTRb E1A ,1HfS LETTERS
ny ROYAL S%S1MES ~ PATKNr.
LETTERS
PATKNr.

This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure of ali those painful and dangerous diseases
incident to tho female constitution.
1t moierates all excuses and removes all OBJ
structions, from hatever cause, and speedy cure
may be relied On.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is pecul arly suite 1. 1t will in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken By females that are
pregnant, du, ing the first THREE MONTH, as
they are sure to bring Miscarriage; but at every
other time Gud in eUery other case they are perfectly
safe.
in all cases of Nervous Spinal Afectlens
Pain in the back and Limbs, Hesvlness, Fatigue.
On slight exerto Palpitaation of the Heart, low
ness Of spirits Hystelics, Sick Headache, Whites
and al, the am full diseases occasened by disor-
tered SYSTEM thess Pills will effect when al
70 VI means have failed. Z
q III directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age hieh should be carefully preserved.
A bot tie containing so pills, and encrcled with
the Government Stamp OF Great Britain, can be
,ent post free fer 81 and postage stamps.
JOB MOSES, General Agent,
ENAa f& .& 1 Rochester, N. Y.
Sold in Muscatine by J. 3. Dousherty, F.
Stone and all respect able druggists.
Nus lie, Oct. 18th, 1859.
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Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills!
TIE Whole World United!
SICK Peep l. E, 7 H I N K

AFTER WHICH, ACT.
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures a book to fill;
This is the case, the Milllon say,
With the cures Of Herrick's Pill.
They como from hsos, and North. ard West
Anu with glad ii ifngs the papers fill,
Because they are the cheapeet, safest, best,
Ana supe rior to others IL Herrick's Pill.
From Plants, and fiowers they're made;
They always cure-they never kill;
q 4 Thousands now iu their graves were laid,
s, We it not for Herrick's Pill.
Each Pill with .ug. is coated o'er-
A rare discovery of matchess Skill,
Their like was never seen befoIc,
Until i: appeared in Herriok's fili.
For years he's wOIA.i to heal the sick,
With Joy eate his BOSOM as:
For tens Of thousands new rejoice
Al the magi: powers OF berriek's Fills.
@-HERRICk'S MATCHLfSS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS haze inunl ated the world with
their pop ularity. over i've million boxes are ased
annually, giving employment to eighty live men
and women to put them up. Their cures are NUN
bered by thousands-tnez praises on the tongues OF
ALL Citizens of Muscasine ami eisew here, have
you ever used them? Pus up in English, Spanish,
herman and Freach directions. Large family
boxes, Is OTIS! Five boxes for 81. sold every
Whera-
500 advert sement on :lu page.
r. H. PALMER, Travelling Agent for tho Uni
ted States.
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N OF &c r

is hereby given that P. r. Bonn and A. L.. Ma.
sou partners, heretofore trading rndsr tie name
and styls OF P-R Bonn Coo did, on the 18th
gods, wares, merchsndizs, notes, accounts and
assets of the said firm othe Undersigned, for tbs
benefit of their or disors, in accordance with the
laws Of Iowa. New, all the creditors of said arr
are hereby notified to present their claims undaI
oath or affirmation to the undersigned within three
months from the said 18Th day of February sso
.-othsrwise they may ss debarfeds from the bsne.
fits of said q signm mt And all persons indahted
10 saidfrm arerequested 70 ma ke payment ~ fbe
sdndersignsd. 4sui ~. SCOTT RICH NAN; "
Ia WIN. F. BRANNAN,l
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TREES! EES! TREES
. Nenllcy Brothers & Books
N u r s e r [ e 5,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.


THE prsprietors beg leave to call the attention
i of Nurserymtn, Dealers aud Planters gener
ally to their large and excsIlent stock, which will
be sold to suit the times.
STANDARD FRUIT Trees, for Orchards, embracing
al! the best varieties Of Apples, Pears, Che rriss
Peaches. p: ums, Apricots, Ntctarines, &c.
DWARF Trees, for Gardens, embra,ng all the
most popular sorts of Apple, Pears, Cherries
Peacnts, Apricots, Nectsrines and Qlinc,s.
GRAPE VINES, enbracing oil the most popular
hardy varieties, new and cid:
SMALL FRUIrs, embracing all the most popular
varieties Of Biackberres, sGooseberries, Currants
Raspb rries, Strawberries, &c. .... -.-.
MISCELLANEOUS FKU1rs, embracing Chestnuts
Mulberr,es, FiIb, rts, Barberres.y &c.
RHuBARB OK PIE PLANT, embracing all tho iarg
est and finest varieties, as Down'ngs Colossal, VIC
tors, Linseuss Cahoon, DC, t-ot 81 .-ss'
Ornamental Department.
Embracing all the choice haldy varieties OF Ev
erpreens. Shade and Ornamental Trees, Towering
Shrubs Vines and Climbers, Roses, Pse'nts
Dahlias, sPhlsxes, Fuchsas, and all other poppial
orr fesrahIe Greea House and Hardy flowo'ine
Plants iorthy ofscaitivation in the west. % -
Ey For further Information and prices, see tn
following Catalogues, which will bs sent gratis te
all who apply for them. - -
FIRST, Our general Descriptive Catalogue oi
Fruit and entail Trees, onrut 70, mes, Roses
Green House and Hardy Towering ants. ~
SECOND, Orr Wholesale CatGloguefei Nurserymer
and Dealers, or others who purc la.e largely
-r.I NEALLEY BR0THERs BUCK,
f.hoA --t-;vF a.. Burlington, Iowa.
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t1rrar+antI To Farmers.

rEnGEg p ANlS7b " The l0O,000 or singl,
ii 1000. on, reasobabie terms ara warranted
"a Nov Is the time to do your fencing cheap
as experience has taught US /" ere soed care ha'
III in your ord ers early. Plants sent by rail
,eaS Or e; ean boa " ere ordered. ',a.N u oilb
S - Adde'S - ,r,ro4-...rA 4 G. ORCUIT,e b
nsc qEwem u Dsrsnt, Cedar CO., Iowa.
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ornamental Department.
sTRAYED, OR STOLEN,

ship, in this county, about the lpiadis q 90:
;, her. tour head of cattle described as follow:
$, GERS. abou. years old. entirely black, the
other rcd with white mark on bis forehead and
hind feet wh'e ore tade steer Cd agsu aOo1,
~ Whit. A reward OF fivr dollars will be pain
70 any person who will iuform tho Undersigned OF
-. ~ gu, ~, chants. --' JOHN BROWN. !,
: Fab ~--f l.-s,FT- tzgF.s
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

Its wonderful eli, cts and consequent popularity
perhaps DO article in the history Of the Mater'a
Nedica, ever acquired the same Patronage, was
subjected to the Same number of severe and diff
ant tests, and me- with so few failures as The
Mustans Linimenl. 1t has justly been styled
Psnacsa for all external Wounds, Cuts, Swelllngs'
sprains. Bruises, or Ersptiopa on Man or Beast
It is so far medicine of surprising virtue, that
Physicians compelled TO prescribe it, and from
some rkable cures Of ;Chrouic and Dis tor ted
Rheu matte cases it has n .turally attracted much
attention from the first scientific minds of the age
No family can afford to Be without . bottle of the
Mustan e Imminent in the house. Beware OF imi-
The genuine is sold b. respectable deslers in al
norts Of the world. BARNES PARK,
N arch 2-wlm. Proprietors, New York.
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, ESTRAY COLT

STRAYEb FROM the subscriber, living about a
y mile south Of Grantview, Louisa county, bay
6iley. three years old-no markAhas slack m . pe
and tail. She followed team goisgt to 7Musca-
zine aud was last. seen about half way between
0randview and Muscatine. 6 Any person giving
any information of her whereabouts by writing to
me, or to the postmaster at Grandview, will be
literally repaid for his trouble bv = e - =
,ssFeb. M--wSw?% 's AeRAM McCLEARY. &
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
IN ing of the Electors of the School District of
tn. city Of Muscatue, will be held on the % Mon
day in Marci 1864, March 18Th. 1860 at O'Clock
p, M. of said day, at ths Court H,use in said city
The following school District officers are to b.
elected at said meeting, to-wit President, Vice
President, Secretary, Treasurer and one Director.
Tkere will also be submitted to the meeting the
question Of levying = tax II one quarter Of one
Der cent on the taxable property in said Dist 7ci
for the support of Common Schools for the current
year. & 81
. The amounts required to be raised, as estimated
oy the Board of Directors, are as follows: .77 r
Vi Fer Teachers Fund ...lr 81, 800 90
~ For School Uouse Fund 81, 000.GO
u ar Total ~ $S,5OO.00
ID This tax j. levied upon the County vain alton Of
property within the District, which Valuation
amounts to about 81 50o,000. +. KLEIN,
Museatino Feb. 2S 1860. Secretary,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever.
Who can be beautiful with sckly paie com
plexion? Keep the pores Of the skin frea and the
blood pure, and your cheeks will vie with the rose
and lilly The SKIN is formed with thot sa ids of
pores in every inch Of surface whose office it is to
carry off the impurities of the blood-the ackuowl-
edged cause of all diseases Of manknd-when the
skin become. dry and parched--when it is covered
it'll erup,ion-when il lis cold and clammy-wben
there is 10 ward fever or infamation-it is i'm pos
sible for the ri under these circumstances to
perform its proper functions, and to carry off the
impurities from the body a. designed by our Crca-
tor. ga,
JuDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERB PILL remove these
Instructions and produce free and heartily blood,
remove tho eruptlons from the skin, and cause it
to br & hten with the flush vt youth and beaut-.
Beauty so mach admired and loved-bea Ity with
out paints and cosmetics-but beauty produced by
health and happiness.
Jndson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold BY all
medicine dealers. SHt
weow-3 W.
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CAUTIONss

.NHHEREAs, my wife, Deb, j. swallingsforl,
{ wv has left my bed and boarI Without il,s;
rause Or proyocation, l warn ali persons not .e
trust her on my account, will not be respansi.
BILE for the same. VIC ,WALLINasFORD.,
/ March 2-wSw. n i if1SrIi'
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y, Molis maj for Alderman Second Ward, IS
= Hershe's maj for Alderman Third
Ward over both opposing candidates.
The result is Democratic defeat, if not a
Republican victory. The regular Democratic nom
inee for; Mayor was beaten by the Independent,
Republics candidate. The Democratic factionists
forcedthe issue upon the people, and have thus
received merited rebuke. Political issues did not
enter into the contest for the other Offices except
for Alderman Of the Third Ward, where DIR. Hershe,
stauch, hard.working Republican, was reelected
Notwithstanding some division in our ranks.
The new Board is composed Of some of our best
citizens, in whose keeping the public interests will
be safe. Mayor Meason IS now entering upon his
third term. lie has made a faithful officer and the
people seem to be we'll satisfied with HIM. The
Aldermen for the ensuing year are
First sWard-W. c. Kennedy S. G. Stein.
Second I" H. Funk, II. Molis.
Third I" -Rob't Williams, g. Hershe.
The total vote (so2) is larger than ever before
cast at q municipal election in this city. ~
Rivs N G w So.
The river is still falling. There is prospect of
low water this season, in which event steamers of
light draught will do the most profitable business
ARR1vALs.-The magnificent steam Northerner,
of the Northern Line, was the first sdewheel boat
at the wharf this season. She arrived Saturday
night and went up to Rock Island returning with
out freight The Desmoines City went up this
The Adelia arrived from below this
afternoon, and will take cargo of produce for St.
Louis. Daily, 9TH.
The rates of freight to St. Louis are cents per
bushel for wheat and potatoes.
ST. LOUIS AND kEoKuK PACKETS. - The Keokuk
Packet Line has been arranged for the season, the
arrangement establishing two daily lines. The
Hannibal City and City of Louisiana will form a
daily line to Hannibal, in connection with the Han
nibal and st. Joseph Railroad leaving St. Louis a.
4 o'clock, P. NJ, and the New Die Vernon, Warsaw
and Quincy will constitute daily line to Keokuk,
leaving St. Louis at 5o'clock, p n. This arrange
ment will 60 into operation Immediately.
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THE MARKETS.

H-N'' CHICAGO, March Z.
/ Flour quiet and firm at $5@S5, 10. Wheat
steady $l,04 for No. spring in store and
81, O5@$l,l on track, choice club 81 20,
eeod red winter ST., 33 on track. Corn frmer
at 42A(046c. Oats in good demand at 800
3Sc. Rye advanced 20, with sales at 85c on
track. Barley 6o@75c. Timothy seed
81 55@2,80 s. Glover $4,25@4,5O; Hunga-
Ran 10000. Potatoes 38@40e. Fresh
eggs &c. Choice butter l4(9l5c. Green
hides 63@79c. do sailed 7a@74c, dry flint
~ n.aa, ST.. Louis, March s. 81
, Flour firm at ST, 90 for ,super6ne and seq
81, so for country extra Wheat receipts
small and market firm at $l,27@l,2s for
spring, 81, 30@l,35 for fall, and $3.50 for
choice club tor seed. Corn large receipts
caused slow market but no decline; mixed
SOC, mixed yellow SAC, yellow 50 g553c,
prime white 57@58o, and q oice white 6Oc.
Oats 4O(053c, in good and new bags. Rye
95@97Ac. Spring barley $4,000, fall do.
Sl,O2&. Bucz wheat 800. Dry flint hides
i3o, green sailed 6}c. Receipts Of hay
liberal but market firm at 90Q95c p l00
fbs.c potatoes - pinkeyes Toe. Timothy
seed ,25, clover $4, SO, millet $1,25.
70 NEw YoRK, March Z. !,
|. Flour firm at $5,2o@s5, go. Whea'
buoyant at $l.232 for Chicago spring, 1925
for Milwaukee club and $3.50 for white
Indiana. Rye 500. Corn 7898lc. Oats
E44(a45c. Pork heavy and lower; mess
$l7, 25@$1S,s7. '93'' .,.z ~ ... - :, ;z5
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IRVING HOTSE

~ q. MATHIS, fRopRlETtR Conner Fouri b
W. and Malhsrry strsets,l fronting Court Houes
iSqu are. Good stabting in connection with The
Hopse. lnov18-W1y.
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TOWNSHIP NOTICE.

THE Township clerk o. Bloomington Town
L ship will DE the Office of L. D. Smith every
Wednesday and Saturday 10 tend to any bust
ness that may properly como before him.
JOHN COLEMAN,
2 March 9--w2w Tow. ship CLERK.
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.mARnlED,

On the Sd inst, by Rev. ID. Worthingt0n. at the
residence of W.. b. Keller, Mr.. CHARLxs F.. Con.
DAap, of Muscatine, to Miss FANNIE E. PiNKHAs, Of
Sweetland, in this county. ,991eE Fst!5
The printers were liberallys remembered on the
above joyous occasion, and they offer in return
their warmest congratulations to the newly
pair. -
20, happy they The asppieat Of their kind
Theipheafts, their fortunes and their bsings blen''
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0 an, established fact, e
TOR, and it will cure
Liver Complaints, Bill.
lous Attacks, Dyspep-
STA. Chronic Disrrhoa,
Summer Complaints,
Dysentery Dropsy,
Sour Stomach, Habitual
Costiveness, G b Ollie
Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera Infantum,
Eiatulence, Jaundice,
Female Weaknesses,
and may be used sue :,
cessf July As an Ordina.
~ Family Mediclne.-
1t will cure SICK
II Il A D A c II L, las
thousands can testifyo
in twenty minutes, If
two or three Teaspoon
tuls are taken at COM
mencement Of attack.
All who Use it are
giving their testimony
in its favofl
MOUTH WITH THE
NV ALLOW RAHu NO
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M U s @ AT me

M U s @ ATINE
+ F Foundry and Machine Shop
IosEPit ALEINFELDER & co. have the pleas.
y ure Of Informing the public that they have
purchased tie entire stock an d apparatus OF the
Muscatne Foundry and have greatly improved the
same and have enabl d Themselves t6 accommodate
the public cal in the manu- featuring and repairing
Of all kinds of Steam Engines and Mill Work in
general aud all kinds Of Agricultural Imple ments
Their ext en+ive Pow Factory Is also attached
where all kinds of premium piowsha res are manu-
featured and antly kept on hand and will by
sold At the lowest cash price. by -1ia;Bf- I3-'
- q a45a JOSEPH kLEINFELDER 4 Coz +
1 Z June Sth, 1859.
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Standard N odicl ne,
known and approved by
all that have used it,
and is now resorted to
with confidence in all
the diseases for which
1t is recommended.
1t has cured thous-
ands within the last two
years who had given up
all hopes of relief, as
the numerous uDSOlicit- !
cd certificates in m y
possession show.
The dose must be
adapted to the temper
ament of the individual
taking it, and used in
such Quantities as to
act gently on the bow
els
Let the dictates o f
your judgment 8 uid e
you D the use OF the
ilIrMn EIMNIaIA D
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BUTTERFIELD BLOCK, r z.....
Corner of Fourth and Cedar streets,
s.. WILTON IOWA,
now in receipt of a new and we'll selected stock
! of, GROCE HIEs. which be proposes selling On
as good terms as they can be had at in the West !;
ana he hopes by s,ri"t atten ion to his business
to shore literally in the trade Of the good people
of Wilton and IT'S vicinity.
TAKEN IN EXCHANGED.
Most kinds Of farm produce, ga s
Rags, Butter, Eggs, SC. h.
And he is further pr pared to receive and close out
on commission all ar icies entrusted to his care
and all business so entrusted will receive promp,
end strict attention. Jan. 13-W3m.
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60 to the trash pile so as to leave the market open
for the young and thrifty stock which is coming
on. l have in my stock of three year old trees .
NUMBER OF new and excellent varieties ever before
offered In the western market, which have proved
hardy and well adapted to our climate.
rThis Nursery is located three miles north
OF Muscatine city on the road leading to Wilton
Junction.
PRICES,
For choice selected trees, 20 cents eaeh
good healthy trees for orchard Is
and smaller sizo for 123 cents each, or SO per
hundred .
@r. escriptive cata ogVss sent to all applicants
free af charge. ISAAC NEGUS.
nov. 11.w m 's -. f'
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Seed Potatoes.

\ LOT of warranted genuine Albany Peaol
"A Blow Potatoes, of the very best quality, TO
sale ct 5. q. & P. STElNs FURNITURE WARERooxs
March 9-w1m.
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CITY Election,

C1ty EAcCttOAs
The following are the official returns Of tn
election in this city, Monday: s@
FIRST WARD.
For Mayor-Gso. Meason 2ls
d. =. johnson lS6
For Treasurer-A. +. Adams l7s
james Jackson ITO
For Alderman-S. q. stein 1876
W. B. Lnngridge So
ss-Vsss' Matthias Fell 10
For Wharf Master-R. I. Wallace 3S7
fA #1 Scattering
~ 4 SECOND WARD. "
For Mayor-Meason 16S
johnson 90
For TreaSurer-Adams $50
Jackson 1928
For Alderman-H Henry Molis l42
W. II Stewart III
For Wharf Master-Walace Esq
Scattering
THIRD WARD.
For Mayor-Meason 162
johnson Isl
For Treasurer-Adams l9l
jackson los
For Alderman-C. Hershe l5S
J. A. Mccormick $50
Samuel ketcham IL
For Wharf Master--W allace 279
James Altman
= g Sam Newell 5
Geo Funk
Scattering ;
REHABILITATION.
Meason's majority for Mayor 1s4
= Adams "a 20 Treasurer 90
Wallace's " '' Wharf NJ aster SAL
STEMS majority for Alderman First
Ward over. all other candidates. AZ
y, Molis' maj. for Alderman Second Ward, IS
4 Hershe's mai for Alderman Third
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

tn. Family Catoar-
tic pill is q sseeniIa int
active Catnsrtic which /.
the prosrletor has usso ,
N his practices for more a.
than twenty years. ~. :;
The constantly j n
ereasing dsmaad from :
tnoso who have long Ia
used I h a PILLS.
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Established lS3S

taerrlck'S sugar coated Fills.
Bka CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM! An
INH1S. remarkable American remedy is carrying
L the. wo,I by storm. Over five millions OF box.
| 90 are sold annually. Composed entirely of Flow
eIs Roots, Balsams and extracts, their effects en-
the human system are pie SAINT, satisfactory and
successful. Acting directly on the blood, glands
solids and fluids OF the body, their is attended
with the haPpes result. In sudden attac Ks If dis
ease one or Two doses always cures. In old stand.
ing cases Of sickness, small doses-repeated ire
quentiy-so cleansss the system, that good health
| Is the result. No change IN employment or diet is
! necessary. They never Cause sore mouths, swsllsd
joints, aching limbs, etc, as do many other kinds
price will be refunded They &C nsidered cheap.
er, safer, prettier and in all respects Superior to
| any purgative pill in the a0orld. lBrThe discov-
cry Of coating pills with sugar emnated with Dr..
Herrick Ali others are counterfiets. and if used,
| will do harm, and disappoint the SICK herrick's
pills are elegantly put up 80 in box, ,oiM large
sheet of directions and sell for rs cents per box,
5 boxes for 81.
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters
THE GREAT STKENGTHENER
and Pain Destroyer:
The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy
in the world.
These renowned Piasters cure pains, weakness
and distress in the back, ndes and breasts, in five
hours. Indeed, SO certain are they to do this that
the proprietor warrants them. Spread from resins
balsams and gums, on beautiful kid leather, rem
ders them peculiarly adapted to the wants Of f.
males and Others. Their application is universal
equally to the strong man, the delicate woman,
and the feeble infant 70 all they will prove
balm and blessing. Their use is agreeable and
without annoyance or trouble. Each plaster will
wear from one to four months and in 1heum ATTIC
complaints, sprains and bruises freq uently effect
cures when ali other remedies fail Full directions
will be found on the back of each. Public speakers,
yOcalstS, ministers of the QOspel and oshers viii