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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09
Joshua II. GiddinCs.


Giddiugs fell as did Lov,joy-at his
post Of labor and of duty, with the ar.
NOR of his warfare On him He has
fought good fight. He never swerved.
lie was faithful to his convictions, aud
his convictions were profound. They
laid hold of him early in life, aud never
let 90 Vt him during life. He was an
earnest and honest aboitionist He was
ineradicably convinced of the exc.lleu ce
and necessity Of freedom; he hated, with
40 abiding aud intense hatred, every
semblancc, shadow and show Of human
bondage. He loved freedom with chiv.
alr'c, lofty and unpurchuble Affection
lie fought slavery bravelJ, elvqaeu,ly
.and well; he stood up for liberty wien it
was almost martyrdoya to stand up for it.
When he took his seat in the NationsI
House Of Representatives, the slsvrocra
cy was in power. The pistols Of the
'chivairy" peeprd menacinely out Of the
breast coat pockets; "planta.ion man
ners" were the manners Of the Capitol
South Carolina civilization was in the as.
cendcnt. Slavery dictated the legisla
ton and the orstory uf Congress. To
the midst Of These eircunstsn ees, josh
"a K Giddinsa appeared. The gag and
the tsunt and the threat, the "cut di
rect," the bullying menace, and the vote
Of censure, were slI tried upon him-and
sll tried upon him 10 vain. His eye did
not quail, his body cringe, hi. feet re.
treat, nor his FRY words sba.e. He
fought his fight out On won il. He be
gan the fgh. slmos. alone, and ended it
with % army a. his bsck. He combat
ted the slave power 10 the meridian Of
its p"wer snd i.s prestige. and li,ed to
see iis death throea convulse aad shake
the nation, sad drench the feid. ia bIoad
He died with the promised land in full
view, bat il Vas denied him to eater
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~ Since il has been demonstrated
beyond doubt, that an eleph ant can
stand on his head, snd also walk q rope,
the Cops Of this State have concluded to
hold State Convention At Des Moinss,
commencing on the 18th day Of June,
and ending whom "sodcorn' runs out.
The an nsgerie" will open with
''moral exhibition" Of Giving wonde
Of Gods amazing grace, together with .
superb collection Of "wild animals" and
"rare birds" Of the male persuasion. The
geological aud OrGithologicsl specimens,
will be complete. The "Africau Ele-
phant," which ia supposed to be come
kin to the "nigser in the wood pile"
will be under the control of Lysander
W Bsbbitt, Of tho Council Bluffs Buyle,
Who will draw its ''rstions' aud see thai
the war horse" does not tramp on its
tail. The only "Arsbian Caui.ls" in
America-ths War Democrats--will not
be, ~ was "sdvertised," 'a,tached to
this Grand Exhibition /" Professor Scar.
ed in-ths couutensnce, will enter the
"dcu' Of these performing Lions. Leop
srds, Tigers, Psuthers and Cougars, 1t
ten o'clock, .. NJ, on the morning of the
10th Of june. Tho "higher Law dsc-
trtns' bsing entirely Ignored by this
troupe. 10 one need hold his breath, iu
expectation Of hearing some, hing ..off.r.
ed up" The Educsted Elephant, r..
meo, (Stillson Hutchin.. will be on ex-
hibitio0, 6rst Of sll He is . miracle,
and WIS taught Of jeff. Davis TO perform
. variety Of feas, such as Posturing,
Balancing. Danciog, Grouping. and will
sctualIy stand on bis head ! After which
performance the small fry politicians,
known % the Performing Kangsroes,
viii be trottsd out, sDd exhibit the traits
OF trained Monkeys snd Comicsl Mules,
and Who will also enliven and give sest
10 the more thrilling scenes Of the enter.
sa'ansst. The porcupins. hedgehog,
opo.ums, Aain'ie jack.ls, Syriss eosss,
!. madagascar rabbits, and sts Afrisan pei.
licsns, will oil b under the exclusive
control Of shs editor II tho Ksokuk Con-
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Old Things.

Give me the old songs, those exquisite
bursts of melody which thrilled the Tyres
of the inspired poets aud Ministries Of
long ago. Every note has borne on the
air tale Of JOY and rsp,ure-of sorrow
aud sadness? They tell Of days gone by,
aud time hath given them u voice which
speaks to US Of those who once brea,ted d
these melodies-of what they now are,
and what We soon shall be- My heart
loves those melodic,; and may they bs
mine to hear till hfe shall end, and as
"lsunch my boat upon the sea Of etcr.
nify, may their echoes b. waited to my
ear, to cheer me on the passage from tho
scenes Of earth and earthlaDd!
Give me the old paths, where ws have
wandered aud culled the flowers Of love
and friendship in the days Of "AuId
Lang Syne;' sweetcr, far, the dells whose
echor. have answ.red to our voices; whose
turf Is not stranger to our footsteps,
and whose rilis have in childI.ood's days
rejected back our forms, and those of our
merry play fellows, from whom We have
parted. ssd meet 20 more in the old nooks
We loved So ~sll. May the old paths be
watered with Heavens own dew, and be
green forever in my memory.
Give me the old house, upon whose
stairs We seem to hear light foo,stpp,, an d
under whose porch a merry laugh seems
to mingIe with the winds that whistle
through old trees, beneath whose branch
es lie the graves OF those Who once trod
the hais, aud made the chambers ring
with glee. And O. above oil, give me
the old friends-hearts bound 10 mine in
life's sunshiny hours, and link 40 strong
that sl! the storms of esssh might not
break it asundrr-sprits coogeniaI, whose
hearts through life have throbb-d in uni
son with our own! O. whes death shall
still this heart, l would not ask for sught {
more sacred to hollow my dsse than the
tear Of ~ old friend. May my funeral
dirgr Be- chsosed By the old friends I love
90 fondly, who have not passed away te
the spirits bright home!
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SLowNEss OF WAR; Parker Good.
win, at a war meeting held iu New York
recently, said: .a
Europe says that We are slow; re-
meUb'r that the great Wellington took
six years to drive Napoleon out Of spaiu,
II country Ss large ns Virginia. and then
he retired because Of rever.cs elsewhere
Four Nstions Of Europe took two years
to ocO ~, 'hv Cr'mca, n country about us
large ms New jersey. England took 2s
months to suppress the Srpoy rebellion.
about as great sn undertaking ~ to put
down rebellion among the negroes OF 8
Carolina county. France kns in more
than year succeeded in getting only
nbont ono hundred rnd eighty miles into
Mexic", where she holds a very insecure
position. We think that En.lsnd had
better look at home before criticisiny the
movements Of our armies.
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JACK AND HIS HARD LuMp.-"Hsl
loo, Jack! halloo! Won't you have u
glass this cold morninsY" cried a tavern
keeper to jolly Jack J'ur who was smart.
Iy stepping along the road!
Jack had formerly been hard drinkcr,
and had speut many bright sovereign
in the tavern he was passing, but a year
ago he had signed Il e temperance pledge.
"No, landlord, no! cunt drink. I've
got hard lump at my side" As the
witty sailor said these words, he pressed
his hands against his side, adding "Oh,
this hard lump!'
"lt's all through leaving of grog," re-
piled the landlord, "some good drink
will take your lump away If you urc
fool enough to keep on teetotsl, your lump
will get bigger, aud very likely you'll be
having hard lump ut yoar other side -
True, true, old boyt' with = hearty
laugh, respoud' d the merry tar, ps he
briskly drew out u bag Of gold from his
side pocket, aud held j, up to tho publ
cans gaze: "This is my hard lump -
You are right in sayirg that if Islick to
teetotal l shall have bigger lump Good
by to you, landlord By Gods help III
keep out Of your net, aud try to get q
hard lump on both sides"
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WONDERFUL BUT Positively TRUI

WONDERFUL BUT Positively True
The Cape Girardeau (Mo.) Argns pre-.
fixes the above Endorsement to the follow.
ing tough story:
A citizen of this place, walking in the
woods, found nest Of young mocking
birds. ls Placcd the nest in . Gage,
which he hung upon the sauc tree, think
ing that the mother could take better
care than he Of her brood Visiting his
young family upon the following Sunday,
he found to Ia, surprise that the birds
had all disappeared, und in the bottom ot
the cage Was coil dnpn large black snak-,
80 swollen that he could not g.: cut Of
The hole through which hs hnd entered
Indignant ut the audaciiy f tho telIuw,
and burning with revenge, he carried his
snakeship to burning lime kiln. and
placed him upon Q heated rock, when to
his surpri. the snake burst open, aud
the five young birds few out, but were 70
scorch by the fire that he could no,
save them. The name Of the geu,lemuu
is Mr.. Charles Hause.
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intellectual Culture.

In view OF the vast superiority Of mind
over matter, of the ma"y s'upendous re-
suits already accomplished aud yet attain.
able by mans genus. il seems strange
that 50 many persous should mglcct the
proper cultivation Of the Intellect, aud
suffer the God given powers Of the mind
to shoulder undevel. ped. or to BE- sub.
merged in n vortex OF sclishness and sor.
did passions. Judging from the Conduct
OF many pt rsons, il wuu 4 seem as thous h
they were hardly CONSCIOUS Of the fact
that ttey have any intellcc,s to be d, vel
oped, any mentality to be surtured into
the accomplishment of practical results.
They will freely .p'nd time and money
for the qualification of the animal propen
eities, but never stop to consider that
they have = higher nature whose wants
demand attention. 1t is dcplorable to
think how much precious time il wasted
upon matters of no importance and even
Of an injurious nature, to the utter neg
'scs of intellectual training. The props,
only y duty which every one owes TO his
Creator. himself and h = fellow beings,
but It is source Of the purest cDjoy-
ment, foreshaduwIne that higher state OF
existence for which man Was created -
The unthiuking sensualist whose ideas of
happiness never rise higher than tho
fumes Of his "'oddy" or the smoke of
his segar, knows moth ng of that pure and
ennotling pleasure which forms y prcmi
ncu' In4redicnt in the life Of the intel
lectuaI r.au; nor will society ever be ben.
r6rted BY the circumstance Of his having
tbe existence in This mundane sphere
Intellectual culture is as obligatory upon
every rational being as arc III, duties to
his fu.nily or his country; and he who ig.
norss the claims Of his mentality 10 un-
worthy to be called man-unft to be en-.
trusted with the momen.nus res ponsibil.
tiles pertaining to this hic.
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VARIETIES OF Democrats A West.
ern paper relates shat Petroleum V. Nash,
shining light in the ministry of Dr..
Olds' new copp:rhead church, thus sets
forth the divisions in the Democratic
party:
|. Them ez would nominait Mick Lei
lon on . war platform.
2. Them ez would nominait Mick Lei
Ion on peace platform
3. Then, ez would nom matt Nallandys
um on peace platform.
4. Them es would no,ninait ValIandyg
um on war platform
5 Them ez would favor the woe ei
slavery could be let alone.
6 Them ez is opposed to the war in
emmy shape.
7. Them ez is in Kanady in conseken.
Nv the draft.
The b,,wixt and betwecncrs, which
IA ashsned Nv our party and ain'' scotia
BILE for emmy other They are with the
Democracy ~ the TIoosiers is with the
itch-wood like 2 get lid uf it, but eau {
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CAPTURE or DUBUQUE RrBrrs

CAPTURE OF DUBUQUE REBELS.
S. d jones, Of this city, was taken pris.
oner with the rebel brigade captured by
Gen. Butler at Drury's Bluff, on the l7th
uls. He was Assistant Adjutsnt Gencr.
ul on Gen. Is. II. Johnson's 9 stuf. In a
letter received by his father yeaterday,
dated at Old Point Comfort, he says that
"this war will b. settled within the next
three months" He is now ut f. Mon.
roe. lie says he is kindl. treated by our
officers. If his prediction is fuli led, he
has probably made his last attempt to de-.
stroy the Government to which he owes
as much as any other man in the coun-
try.
"June" Hampstead, son of the Judge,
was captured near Spotsylvania. lie was
n Captain. lie is at Fort Delaware.
Dub Times.
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God In History.

In an able editorial on tho "end O
slavery" the Springfield RepuJica,
thus furcibly expresses the acknowledg-
meut OF God, as the present aud uc,uu
ruler Of the universe, which must be
made by every one not wiIfully blind ,e
the facts aud teachings of the presen,
war:
American writer's and speakers have
arrived at the point ('hsnk God y wheu
they eau speak Of Providence withou,
b!ushing or s'ammering. 1t is not con
~'dered sign Of womsnly weakness, o,
of bsoted superstition, now, to believe
that a Supreme birg is directing the
historical developments of the us,ion,
aud working out, through its g gan'ic
efforts and its stupendous sacrifices, His
own graud dcsiyus for the establishment,
Of justice aud the re habi,ati"n of free.
dom in the land. The blindest can now
see that the war in which We have been
engaged for the last three years has been
process Of education, absolutely essen.
tial to tho ends which this Supreme
Providence hus had in view. Withou.
this hslting, this waiting, these blum
der', these terrible aud oft repeated sac.
ri6ces, these discussions, this weanipr
process that has been going ou between
p"rty pride aud great system, OF social
wrong, slavery could not, and would not
have been destroyed. II we had heen
overwhelmingly successful ut the frs,
battle &c Bull Run. aud the rebellion he'd
been conquered then aud there, We shoud
not have had virtue in tho North sufi
cient to insist on the destruction OF
slavery as y condition Of restoration and
peace. The ten thousand sdversi,ies to
which the nation has been subjected
have not yet entirely converted it to a
practical faith in the creed of which it
bossts, and TO which it was burn. There
are men in the North who love slavery
still, aud who would gladly see it rs..or
ed to its position OF leadership in the
national councils. How far we are to
suffer for these, in the future, it remains
TO be seen but if they are wise they will
learn in time that they must bend to the
Supreme Win, or be ground to powder.
And If this long war,-with all it's
disasters and discouragements,-ho been
necessary to educate the North, it has
also been necessary for the utter exhaus.
tion and the irredeemable destruction Of
the slave power Of the South. If the
victory had been early-even If it had
carried with it the nominal destruction
Of the slave system--it would have left
formidable party, bent on revolution
and revenge, 1t was absolutely essential
that the entire power of this olisarchy
should be summoned into the fieli and
there forever defested--there rendered
utterly helpless and hopeless. We see
all this now.
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stitutios, who will stir them up With a
long pole, lately imported from Mary
land The gigantic Hippopo.amus, OF
"Behsme,h." Of Holy Writ, Of which i.
is said Dob 40: 33, "upoa earth there
is not his like" will be exhibited from
the opening Of the Menagerie until ito
close. This animal was hastily construct.
ed, and is supposed to BE- tho "author''
Of Henry Clay Dean. He was captured
by Bill Merritt, Of the Des Moines States
man, when Chief Of Jim Lanes Staff,
while chasing negroes out of Missouri.
This rare specimen Of The brute creation
(save the CopperheSds) is the last ves-
tiee Of pre- Adamits existence. The
whole to conclude with the side splitting
farce called the "Democratic War Tick.
et," after which the show will break up,
with instructions from the grand giasti.
cutus to hold "sidc-shows" in e,ch coun .
~ of the State, until November oext,
when the people will "polp the dirty
thing to dea b. ,,r-. -....
Admit'ance-For fools and politicians,
an indefinite amount. Ci'izens general
ly, no charge. No "coru" taken at the
door, unless 10 a liquid state. The man
ayers viii not be accountable for ucci.
dents.-Burli"gton Hawkeye.
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THE FIRST ABaLTrIosIsr Acc,

THE FIRST ABlLTrIoNIsr -Acco.
ding TO Horace GrceIey's new book, B"ui
Lnnday, Of Belmont. Ohio, was the frs,
Ah"l't'onist in the United States. In
1915, he organized the "Upinn Humane
Socic'y' Of six members. Soon after he
established an anti slavery paper called
The Genius Of Universal Emancipation
In 1898. he went East, and fell in with
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, who readily em.
brsced his views, and hence grew the
Anti.Slavery party Of the United States.
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TIE Michigan people srs getting era, /,
over the gold discoveries 10 that State.
One m.n in Detroit cl,ims 10 have dis
covered PARTICLES Of gold in . ditch ia
his asrden.
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B cot AND SHOE
a. sz' SHOP

- 6.WIRICK. having removed to frst door
north Of Browne Furniture shop, il pre-
~ pared to manufacture tn order. all kinds
es 0f Roots and Shoes in the neatsst and
mos. durable manner. He aelecte hia own stock
ssd always gets the hest. A good supply Of
Houe.MaAe Doots aiwavs o. lIaad.
Iuae &c, 1865.
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MILLINERY GOODS,

AflSS A. PERRIE hes inst received her Spring
vi ssock Of Millinery Goods. II the very latest
fashions. which she h detevMined to sell At the
lswese pslcea. ead would be happy to have her
old cuasoness call on her at the stand formerly
occupied BY Mrs. Carter.
Tiptor, April l4th, 1854. nl5ml
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6uegy AL team whips . good assortment OF
CeIlass. D.. which will he sold at prics. TO suit
Ae StMss. 1rCASH PAID FOR HIDES.
TtptaA. .@sasary 18Th. 1861.
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AUCTIONEER!

YHk saAssslsAsd, having taken out U. 3. license,
VIII attend aad sell real personal property for oil
pssssAs vAo aAy desire his services. Residence, In
SAs nesth-ast pert Of Sugar Greek townshp Cedar CO.
YossolAce sAdsess, Wilton. JOHN MUM.
Mach 10, 1864. nlOa9s
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CuRGEoN DENTIST. Artiacisi On =
- Teeth on Vulcanixed Rubber; 4IYD
alsS. Hunters o. Aliens Continuous Gum and
Rock Woek, II desiRed. ONCE over Childs'
store. Upton Iowa. sn2l
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He would respect.
fuNy inform his
friends and Gus.
toners thaf he b az
on hand . very
large assortment ot
Carriage. Buggy,
and Wagon Hap-
ness: Ladies' and
Mems Saddles /; bri
dies II oil kinds :
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JOHN q, TUrliII.l.

YU'TICE Of THE PEACE, NOTARY PrnLrc
- Aad ynaUaAHcE AGgNf. Participating 2 Poll
cies issued On reasonable terms. Once with
She County Treasurer, In the court house.
HptoA. lowe. Sept. 10th, 1868. fn36y10ys1
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FLOUR; FLOUR!
YL0U1, CORN, NEAL, MIDDLINCs.
DRAM AND SHORTS
Caa - ~ ae the Nm, aad Delivered In
a. any part Of the Town.
CUSTOM WORK DONE AT ALL TINES, OR
h WHEAT EXCHANGED, At THE
TIPTON STEAM MILL.
sose W. sHrARER.
FO6Te! POeT1g1
AO0O saved Burr Oak POS rs for sale At For.
rest niu i've nisss south Of Tirton. Arplv
there. o. q the Upton mill. Bills 81 lumber
alied q short notice. J. 1 W. SHEARER
Mnv 16.uln91 &@EM '-'s.r1
New Army Watches.

ARRAFDALE CO.. Importers, 1877 Broad.
vay. New York, wait Asesas in every county
80 syssy ssgimsas. for the sale Of their new
sayles - waAshss. UaussalIy liberal terms arc
Aesnss. sead tor circular. n2fm3
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.-.-.~ JAMES w. DAGLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
CHANOERY. 4 NOTARY PUBLIC;

zxbs9 nj ,eta s1sPSoH, Iowa. " szI
- OSS,es-At the Court House, in thu
District Clerks ONCE. v5nlO.
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BxCIIAN0E OFFICE,

I## -1s8NOHANVn WY IOHSe
OI0Rr DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
~ hAA of ths Subscriber In sums to suit pur
& has6es. CsrsiAcatss 0f Deposit. and Drafts on
Eessesn Cities, cashsd. American gold furnish
ID 80 small premian.
- Oncs ever Aoitslander'a store.
WIN. II. TUTHIl.L.
ripton, Iowa: July Lat. 1850
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sgssS u r. KENNEDYs
II HySlCIAN AND SURGEON. T,rroS, Iowa.
il Odise. 1rst door west Of Reigart 4 Nc Ma.
mesGs drug store; Residence, two doors north
oft1e stsam Mill. tl0nIel
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6w Csrsaia Pspsr Sos sals g ~
-. q POST OFFICE BOOKSTORE.
On Desee Psiosrs aa1 Desks Tor children, for
~ yaAk q tie r. o. BOOK STORE.
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WM. ELLIOTT,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General Col.
- lecting Agent. Applications made for
's'' Dsek Pay, Doanty and Pensions
Of discharged soldiers. or for the heirs Of de.
ceased soidiesa No charge made unless the
application II auccessful. Once in the bas-
Msns ofshe Court House, TrProH, Iowa. May II
, 1864-05-10

HARMOE j. DURKEE
COMPRESSION mERCIa ANTS,
And Commercial Brokers, Il South Water s.scct,
chicago. Illinois,
CuAgIxa L. HARMON HiHyKT DURKEH.
, 1864-05-10

Letter from Consul Dudley. Mt Liver,
pool -"
UNITED STATES CONSULATE. !
1IYYr1xanI Anil Q iGsi I

1iYYET0oI Anril "a iGf{
H.. NJ. ,, c.1 oprH - Ao'1''
hon' ID. II. e"atu' seefetaty Of state:
snE-l perceive notice in The papers Of re-
commcndalon ior an acs to encouf1gs emigration
from Europe 10 tho United States. This probably
viii be considered sufficient e3cueo for my ven
tnffnT TO call Jor1 attention to the matter 80 Tar
thia post is concerned Emigration may be said
never to hare been so active as It ts now. 1t ia
quite unprecedented. For the past two months ali
t7c eEnt8ra1t vessels from Liverpool 10 the States
beth With ete1m and sails. have taken cmtgrants to
tht1r ntmost capacity: at the present time there
arc not hall enough ships to cArry those who want
to 70. 1ealled this morning On NO or three Of The
, 1864-05-10

DIR. III. .Aude1-s E Co.'s
1HNfEE KATER

4tD4Ak "AlhA-
Iodine WAtor Acfs uEnn the RnAET, L1vkE. KID
:xEsn, pIGke11vK ohGANs AID A1ANDCLAa eFsrEx.
Tne suoeeas which has Attendcd the IT this
xy In private practice and the err orse,ent of med
teal authority enable to recomtnd 1t to the rrA.-
ttttoae1 and the pnhlic feeling confident that With
tAr ntA 1t viii attest ita excellence In tte cure
OF Chronic Diseases which indicate Iodine, eueh ~
SCHos ULA, BAoscnu11s, EkA Ekcr11ons, 'HAAKr,
11EEk md kIpEgE D4RAARS e, 1sxNIoUA AFT Ec-loxt,
NauEA1a1A* RuzrkA11Rx. D1erKrsrA, DEBILITY.
STPHu1s, &c.
Ihy1lcdans nay rely upon xhe uniform strength Of
Iodine Water contsia:ns tfsacqrar,er r.us Pr
Iotino IN ench nuld ounce r. eH wAtes. no soLvxsr
xx1Ha UsEu. 1t Ia net 1:Ab,c to decomposition nor
spontaneously formed Inequalities; neither Il the
Iodine oxyd1xcd nor ne HeotsAzed by combination with
any ingredient rendering this Friuto1 Bupcfi-r to
any other nnthod Of ~ hiblifAK toains
Erff dsfecttohb accompany c1th bottle that 1t may
be Used famy medicine ~ vrll By the proSes.
:&lon-
lars, lix bottles delivised FREE b. e1prcAs ~ Aof
Beware Of Counterfeit ant limitations which IN.
Princpcd dealers ac&Ttr 70 dtkpose Of on o1r rep
Htclio Bee our SIGNATURE 1nd trade pinfk ths rsc<
werd ktAdinx th1 Advertisement upon the lkbeA
4pt NF4ppera OF each bot11t. Without which nouc IL
genuine.
PhyttetAne snd Chemists, a. Broadway. Nj
For sale by BLISS & SHAflFs ~ Lakest.. Chicago.
Ny1e e1u$ In ICIHAeA-3s