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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11


srTHH CotRsE OF TRuE Low, &C."-There is
desperately romsntic fellow living in this
city, named Frederick Jaso. he loved,
end doubtless still loves, one Minnie Oliver,
whom he recently made his wife. Minnie
in her single estate used to keep rooms, it
is said, ct the corner of Ohio and Second
~streets, and peddled her scarlet wares to
all willing purchasers. Frederick sought
her, wooed her, won and married her, and
lived At the wifely residence. In the latter
part of August Minnie got beastly drunk,
and the police took her to the city prison.
Coming-to, she wal SO anxious to see her
husband, that, restrained by stone walls,
barred windows and iron doors, she, on the
30th ult., resolved to kill herself, and, out
of love for Frederick, made 8 rope, with a
moose in one end of it, of her clothes, and
actually attempted to commit suicide. She
was discovered and cut down before life
was extinct. She at length got back TO her
husband and keptthe peace untillast week,
when she again got intoxicated and was
sent to prison. On paying the costs of ex-
animation and q fine for her drunkenness,
she again won't home, and Immediately
began flirting with another fellow. Fred
erick took this SO much to heart, that on
Friday last ne procured a revolver, and
considerably informed the police that he
was about TO shoot himself through the
hesrt-to cure the aching of that organ.
They thought he was talking loosely, and
paid no attention to his threat, but in 8 few
moments they heard the report of his pis-
tol, and rushing in, found him reclining on
the sOfa,-pale and bleeding. He had shot
himselfthrough the-arml Surgeons were
called to dress the wound which romantic
rashness had inflicted.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11
mEKchAMI
e0ODNAN / HADIEY,

Produce, Forwarding and CemmisSl"A
Aerebanfs,
FOR the sale Of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Provisions, &C.
once ne. n and 80 MerWin st., olsVelana' u
R.fsr tn A. h. Spencer, Tirst National BANK
Cleveland; Fletcher i sharpe Bankers, InolAnAH-
els; 0. " Smith, Esq General Ereignt hse1s u
o. Railroad, Indianapolis. eeglo-oo-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11
SECOND RATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public
EOnles.

Authorised Subscription Agent for The
7-30 LOAN.
This being the only Popular Loan now before the
People, the Bank viii boep on hand . full Assort-
ment Of sizes, and I'll ell oraerH promptly and with
out dslHVs
Five Per OezE Legal Tender Notes,
with Accrued Interest to date, received in pay.
ment for Subscriptions and viii redeem 1t par the
Coupons On the seven. Thirties presented at the
oounter.
tiAcates Of Indebtedness, and all Government, Sc
curitiss. feb2s
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11

VIM. Green, Esq, for County Commits
sioner, was nominated by reclamation.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11

Major WillistOn was nominated by accla-
nation for County Treasurer.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Charles W. Noble, Esq, was nominated
by reclamation for the Office of Prosecuting
Attorney.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
All L AN BELLS,
A L NJ BELLS,
Nj L i VI BELLS,
ANA.GAN BELL 8,

At prices within the reach OF every Church,
School. cemetery, Factor or Farm N the
land. Their use throughout the TINTED rta-
tes and 'anadas tor the past SIX Years mas
proven them to comb most Vaiaa- quail
ties. Among which are TONE STkEN"Th'
.a,oRsus>rss. and DURABILITY OF v'BRA
TON. unequal'ed hv any other manufacture
Sizes irons IS to 5000 lbs. co>tin Tw -1pIRn>
LESS than other metal or 90 cents per r""sd
4. which nr,ce warrant them twelve
moths. Old hell metal taken exchange
or hon sht for cash. Send for Circular 90
the Manufacturer.
JOHN r. ROBINSON,
No. 100 William Street. New York
LIST CT PRICES. WEIGHTS ANB SIZES OF fAN"
HOTEL. STEAMBOAT, scHoo1-HorsE, SHOP
ASs FACTORY RsLLs.
these bells are fitted with Yoke. >t"no
ards Crank and Bolt. complete for u'e:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09

AZ Koss Svick Sisek, Mn eyest.
gslvsyl 1sosSpoh IsvA
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
Real Estate for
Sale,

'THE sabseriher VIII sell good dwell NJ
house and lot-at~o Rl" Smith
hep IN New Oregon. Iowa, upon 'he most
'rv"rahle terms. Ais the :. r. qu rter Of
y. E quarter of section a. township 90
\ov,h Range ~, west. TIE guaranteed.
The house and lot is on Mai -trcet. an.
: conveniently sit" ted as to the business.
water. e. the land j. within one halt mite
# New Oregon For information enquire
%, Geo. W PIERCE New Oregon. i-wa. or ths
suhscrker o., Fayette. Iowa. i2tt
Fehy. 5. 1854 j. ". NALkEk
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~me. DEMoR.sr Broadway. New York Ter
contributions TO our Fashion Department.
we call rh. attention of the Ladies to the
same. and commend our Month = t" their
notics, AS containing more information
in regard to Dress ard the Toilet, than
any other Magazine published.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
FIVE DOLLARS 4 YEAR,
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A. an additional nducement tn Subscribe early, We
shall distribute among subscribers large list Of va.
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These Premiums will consist OF valuable Souvenirs Of tie
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The Presents and Souvenirs consists Of Ladies' Breast
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
CLOTHS AND CAsslMERl

CLOTHS AND CASHMERE,
Our Stock is also complete. All persons he atted in
carmente EQUAL in every respect, style. At, make and
-sterei any made ana Il much lower prices
examination iuvit, 4.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
.,,sa,jc iI!astfa iius.

This Department of tn" .'"nihlv, "nae'
,ha in.nrdiats Supervision ct coleman. tn
celebrated Com C D.lneainr. viii b" found
away. rich IL Mn, Merritaent And appr"-
pirate De>ign
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09

III about with select onS OF " {. Original
Stories Comic Sketches AID light Literature.
Quilted from weii-,u red >rurehop-e 81 tun
TACT ana inciien. afnrd,ng .n.,rsst,ns & s
reading IA aitertrr The f,re-sice
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
SUBS, RIB. NOW!

No~ is the time to Subscribe, and have
your volume complete for 1865 We will
furnish Back Numbers to such as 10 not
subscribe in time Tor the January or Febua-
nv number. But to be sure and get them
without delay, send in your subscriptions
early. On, subscriptions Priceis
FIVE DOLLARS a YEAR,
Payable in Advance UPON the receipt OF
which cur receipt, for the Same, will he sent
in return.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
Putnam Clothes-wringer

The ONLY reliable self. Adjusting Wringsr
The frame being of Iron, thorough. ga.
van zed. all dan ger from rustis removed and
he l,abil .y to shrink, swell, split &c. 50
unavoidable in wooden machines, is proven.
tel
No thumb-screws o, complicated fdsfenings
to;wear ou, or get out Of order; it can bs
n,-tened to the tnb in n ngle second.
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT CoG.wHEELs.
f. t.ok the FiRrr PREM IUM at Fifty
Seven State and County Fa RS in 1863. and is
m,thout an exception, the best Wrlnger ever
made.
Inste,d Of believing the statements Of par
ties interc It ed in the sale IF other Wringers
FRY IT AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Test it thoroughly with any and all others,
md if not entirely sati factory return It,.
It ri | W.T. ng ANYTHING from thread to
I'd Quilt ithout alteration.
Patented in the Uniled States. England,
Can ada, and australia.
Avo It's wanted in every town. ~
Energetis men can make from 3 to 10
dollars per dav. ....
Pu nam man FEATURING Co:
GENTLEMEN; jknow f. m practical ex-
ney;, ure hat ire rueU gairan'std NTH S'ns
r,N not orid;s CT rust one Ta,t'ete. can
safely ea,. ate, re eral years experience in
the manufacture of cha fer ckain-rrmra
and wa.er.d nwers, in which have tested
the affinity Of iron and zine. that it the pro-
cess be conducted properly, it is perfect
| weld of the two.
Nearly one year ago my family common
ced using one Of your Wringers. It new
neriorms all Of its functions as well as it did
the first time it was used. and fas become
an indispensable article with ape: ] have
closely observed several other kinds OF
cloth cs.wringers, the modus operandi being
different, trying to produce the same reeuHs
as the Putnam Wringer. hut in my judg'
ment thev have failed The Putnam ring
er IS as near perfect as possible, and II ean
cheerfully recommend 1t DC me oest :" use "ss'
Respectfully yours '.-1'
JNO. W WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
MANY years experience in the ga'van-
.,;rc business enable me to- indorse the above
statement in all particulars. l2111 - .id
''' JNO =. LEFFERTS,
No. 100 Rcek mann st.
New York. January, 1864 2'l aAa 2''
| No. I. so. so; No. A.v$8 5o.lH nI
Manufactured and sold, wholesale ana
TUE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
No 10 P.att s.. N T., and Cleveland Ohio.
ns2y, sc ,RrHROP Agent.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09

;rsr os ACADEMY. STEAMBOAT. FIVE A'NN''
An, CHURCH BELLS. WITH PARTICULARS a.
TO WEIGHT, SIZES, PRICE OF BELLS HAM,
1>Gs Sc
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
Sltp Oregon pIain psaIsr,


ing-plece.
The great Mormon chief goes
It while he's Young,
Memory has been defined as q
bundle of dried time.
Crinoline is a device BY which
women compass their ends.
We all suffer more from our
own tongues than from anybody
else's.
To calculate "God help the
poor" is one of the cheapest char.
tiles
Keep your eyes wide open De-
fore marriage, half shut after
wards.
Woman is said to be mere
>,'elusion, but it is sometimes
pleasant to hug deluslons,
The nan who boots at what
you say. should remember that
al owl can do as much.
Men slip on water when it is
froz en-, and on whisky when it
isn't,
When the malicious danes
gather at tea-party' the Dew
takes q snoOze.
4 daughter Of old John Brown
keeps negro school In the hous
of Governor Wise.
PITCHER says It's the horse and
not the vehicle that wearies.
But we are sure we have seen
wagon tire.
Ifyou want to make yourself
heard extensively, 90 up a stee-
pie and stand upon the cross and
ball.
Many bright.eyed young wo-
man, like the Connecticut trait
ors in the war of 1912, display
blue lights.
A powder-maker, when he
chances to blow his mill up, is
merely, tradesmanlikc, putting Oft
his own commodity.
Those who talk most, general.
~ talk 70 the least purpose. In So
cletJ the greatest bores never
stlike oil.
A lady should have. nothing to
do with a gentleman that han
dies any other cork screws than
the cork.screw curls upon her
head.
The Chicago post says that it
has cautioaed its neighbor of the
Chicago Journal against being
witty 1t might add that it has
Sc, him the example,
Napoleon, on account of the
devotion of his people to him,
was a terror to his enemies even
in exile. No such cause exists
to make JEFF Davis formidable.
Memphis is getting to be a
fast place. They have negro pro-
sessions, negro riots, negro nn'-
sauces and negro on the BRAIN"
Build stseet r ilroad and Mem.
.phis will do.
A movement is on foot in Cali
,fornia to use printing paper off
Chinese make. 1t is made of
bamboo and mulberry tree fiber,
and is said to be Of excellent quail.
ity.
Undoubtedly women suffer
great wrongs, but, when we look
atthe dear creatures, we often
think that TREY need to be re-
dressed quite as much
as their wrongs.
, If Socrates humbled the proud
Alcibiades with a map of the earth
so, when this in turn is annihila.
ted by a chart of the Heavens,
must our pride and sorrow on the
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
Ad,tn,uleS Of Three Fl ed

Three frien.s DC George and Ben, by name,
fIUu the rural districts came,
Ihe CITY 81 ghts to vitw;
But, before ,roinenading round
They being gente.l lads felt bound
10 lie all clothed anew!
TO prove their shire y dness, 't~as agreed
That each by h.Hisel. proceed
thus to renew his shall,
And when the BUSY day was past,
All to their lodgings met Vt last,
Their ,arl. d luc. " tel,
Die came In late, and crying "Phew!"
Himself into achar he threw,
IAN day upon the go .',...... w..
I've searched each distant clothes stors thr0uh;
Until bewidered quite grew,
And what I've bought scarce do know"
Saws George ''More simple my case,
bought my clothes ut the first place
came to, Ia my route,
Then lut them on, and forth went,
Butoon my ashLa@s lid -s.aG.
You see this-bursted Quit"
Ben spoke, 'I've passed cheerful day,
Sight seeing clad in spruce array;
Which perfect now you view; .rtg T.
This morn did not hesitate,
But unto ABs.M KOHN went straight, a.s.h
And so henceforth should you!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
OUR STOCK OF
Seasonable Clothing,
AND PIECE COODS,

full and complete Our purcha SEES having been mao
teiy and mostly since the heavy decline IN prices anu
tn. balance our having been reduced 7" Prese
values Our customers may rely upon receiving the nun
benefit decline, and purchasing at lower prices
the lowest offered elsewhere. dur stocs lncuues %
arast class Of Goods made the best manner posSoe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

The following 10 an extract from letter writ.
tes y ~ Rev. J. 2. tiolme. pastor sfAhe Pierre.
Pout street Baptist Church, Brsuklyn, n. r., p
ne vosast cod kessesssr. Cindssati; O., cd
speaks volumes in favor Of the vnrId renowned
medicine. MRS. wlNSLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOE. CHI DREN TESTING -
We see an advertisement il yo1f columns :
MAS ElNsL0w's SOOTHING SYRUP
Nov, ve never said word IN favor 81 patent
.ed'e'0e before in our lfe but We feel compelled
70 your readers that THE = ~ hunbak-
- sere srsedi =, sad kaov Il W2t dt1o1ie essiaa6
:. " probably oae Of ths sost successful medi-
.'nes Of the day. because il il one If the bssA.-
ARD those ofyour readers Who hsvs babies CO.
20 better thaa Ia. In . s.pely. kG1k
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

: ;': - az. !; r! = :: !;
81 ss. j s os''sss 49, & 10 = ~
M n eOqnsF9a 41IpD ~ rsse ca -.
s1ela y ~ ~ 49, 80 - -
"a ~ l0ut D1oA k6wfooDG1MElk Wae -
~.0h 6nadyr No. then given in excellent
sttle ~ Frank Lombard, assisted By the ~
maindef Of the quartette. Tho soAg uae
enthusiastically enoosed. al.
ur. Spencer. Of Milwaukee, fen that any
reniafks he might make would only tend TO
detrnct from the PLEASURES Of the occasion.
Still "Reminiscences Of the past compelled
him - say At least one word. He lad dc.
voted H. NE and ensrgies 70 - Aasiass.
branch Of education, and fully appreciated
~ vaius Of The Great work ...a4
Rev. w. H. Ryder. u. D.. felt that no ono
had right to stand before % intellectual an
sutiicncc at 20 late IN hour, when be felt
that be had nothing 70 say. Approaching
such feeling at the present time, be should
say very little. He considered the CONNER.
cial colleges to be the great institutions
for imparting practical knowledge 10 the stu.
dent, Institutions through which young
man could well pass, afier having Ysle 81
HEAvuNi Ia oei,causlop, DS. Ryder dwelt
upon the importance On the part of ~
young men of assiduity and perseverance to
their studies, and welcomed the educators to
the city. Their labors would be crowned
with great success and much good 70 The
young men Of the country. ,4.-.s,,.
Professor Booth considered that all must
recognize the necessity Of federation. Aman
must be educated by some one or else attain
self education, If he desired to be or do any
thing. The commercial colleges q the pres
ent day impart to the young Iaan, thorough
" and briefly, the knowledge which other
wise he would more imperfectly learn by the
diflirult routine Of the counting rO0m and
warehouse.
The exercises were then closed by the
glorious "Star Spangled Banner" sung BY
the Lumbard Stacey quartctte-ths chorus
BY the audience.
The meeting then adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
AND NODE OF, TREATS EMIT Is !.

l-9 TOe e40o0e ~ 4eGoEe9oO1oe
1t penetr0sea soae scores Anboah
Of this terrible aisssse, aud ex,ernnstee NJ roo
~ e f'; rsf;ss .essssAifa ne wreteAs1
syMptJ6s ofthis Ioathscihe asisdy, nd htsSt1
l6onGnmp1fDn. 1yf-. lH .a% - ffIsA3 sae
e eleans The heaa. aee1esl1e1
the hrseah, end ahords the most gratefA ,rflief
IA .: ss@ss7 s:s .S.. .s "a E -
\ ~ =. 06tCe ~ C0r0DG 61bo 1n1oo(
k1ope!eD easts. NJ every kasssns nssfn aAav{
re "a 4 : y NAY. 1l.,es 40 1yeri.11
e Cssssfh e shs n"st obstins ~. - vtssshe
Ne Gbsm sfCatarrA ~ Ds1soo -
| H. hepd 90 rssiss ~ Pssetsssisg pcssn
lsstlae = battling vitl tEis Ssll dissass kiSti1
-. GoGSsissg Caaarrh Dsoeay.
n AA.lsss ilqssAstshalss tssAs - psle q
NJ - 80. Cesasle d nknStvn SArss1
oulli1 Shb tc1ntfy - the author % ths osly Trud
Theory Or Catafrh ever psbaished. where ~
49, ....s 49, $3.50 !. = - = ''s-
~ Il ~ 40 ~ s IA s. ~ ~ ~ g
sSaaissd lfsss seatssvh tsse3, ssAy ssS11H z
poelage e1e1g tIoer 60. Il ~ "a d sl,ss2
n fn1 feQssl.E AND 3Hx Rn94A s az
Ga. S.s..s sssshls si fss t $50 Se
csrise ~ S0Gi1hlI lis1aDS.l ale6 taolsse ~
~ pr. 10 - eecs(ra1s4 ~ .sssst ~
- e 4 ~ 1s75ss r. r. ~ ~ 81
Plisy 1t.4 $780, enbwss Algesg1Ut. go
~kass slniy. nlhfsi1l - Ass1nls - e
III B.; ~ = ~ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
w ESTERN HALL
Mas nov Ouened the finest stock Of
Relieve Old Cabin D)ttevs,

II intoAscias 10 The public t,nss nlstess. ~ put
Nhsn sestsy upos their merits aainleg thea takes
ossss1aate ne dtrscssas upss ~ heees ~ no ~.
81 snulast used Vim produce cure 10 every Inc Asce
yes IN diseases that asis fFoa want 81 propar action
sfsAs Digestive essans such Yaaulssey. nsartbssn.
osus Stomach. Dyspepsia. Dlarrhua, Headache, 0ensr
q Dssay, Loss u Appetite etc., they srs surs res-
a.. fhsss ars numhers 81 persons who have already
found rsllef from nsing the Old Cabin plstess and we
sosd produce thsr cer6caass, but ~ refrain eo0 DO
~ ~ believing that al Who ere anIcted yin W them
tfas hsina the best aess o. their 'acssscy. fhsy sss
warranted purely Of . vegetable character; % pssss
ant and gentle stmuant thsy suesscsde IN otsss. and
~ ven regulated family shousa ~ without bottle Of
OLD CABIN BIfTgnA. n 10 ths greatest panacea TT
IN Ne auusats resulting from oversaene " res IN
Ssssons need not mistake bittevs ssr any Other
q eur bestss resembles log cabin, having dooes an
v1Ddovs h Il. end upon each liable VIII hs sssn1 70
. nile cs our signsture: aso observs oef ysiva
q. 3. stamp the cork. Any one fosnd im'eaeinl
on Dsers Bottle will he proceeded aGsinst and phi
isheA 10 the full extent of the Law.
Ro1A ~ all druggists and stores; also Kept By ~ ~
epeesabee salcoss throughput the country.
DGPOv6.
II KELLEY co, ia Liberty street New Tort.
0ARNnART KELLEY. - North Second street.
nar1saso1A VEN 9f LOUIS, NO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
New YopK, july 12


The house of Rothschild have made an Of
fer to the Company for the agency for the
sale Of quicksilver Of $4,000 TASKS per an
mum. The proposal has not yet been accept
ed by the Company, but we have reason t.
believe the Directors consider the tender
very favorably and there is probably nc
doubt that the arrangement will be consum
mated.
About noon to day an attack was made
on some street sweepers, employed by con
tractors. in Broonie street, near Cannon.
One OF the men was badly injured and the
clothes nearly torn from his body. The po
lice came to the rescue but no arrests were
made The perpetrators Of the assault were
laborng men and no doubt belonged to an
organization which seemed determined to
prevent them working for contractors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
psloe, only - cents q Bottle.
The Flerence Nlghtengale
sf The Nursery.
The following ID an extract from letter writ.
ten By the Rev. e. 4. Weisev, to the 3erMon Re-
formed Aesengr, q Chambersburg, Pa
a REvEE 4 l~rR E01.


There 10 . woman 10 the pubic eye whose name
had all along been associated, in our mind, with
the "Ysakee," QUICK" and "Humbug." But
II 70 20 no longer, and ~ desiee to wrest he!
name rom oil such suspicious association IN o.!
other minds. Whatever notions we may have OF
womanly delicacy and propriety, We VII! admit
that woman alone 10 the Nurse the good Nurse
the A~ Nusse. Whether We shall have Female
Phystctane or not, 10 question which must be
decided BY time and principle, and not as mat
ter Of taste. Pride. prejudice. caprice and Gus.
tom may = we'll behave themselves, for # there
il really wat, there will also be sspply- il
there b . " calling" there will be coming.
Nature and human societv are always eel. suppl
ing aud though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent.
Mrs. Winslow does not want TO treat you Gen
Hsspea Nor d.es she prescribe regimen Tor
vosr wives; but modestly appears - messen
.ei Of heal and hsppinesa 70 your INFANTS 70
the cradle. Is there anything improper in thatf
Nurse Of "3" years" experience can boldly
say whit is or is not good 70, babe and eaE s
happy mission. She il the most successful phys
cia and most enectual benetsctress our J. tie one
ever enjoyed do'ing parents rot excpeted
Just open the door for Ter, and Mrr Wtns'ow
viii prove the American Florence Nightingale o.
the Nursery. Of this ~ are 20 s1ve. that we
win terch "ur - Suss" 70 say "A BLss.fre or
Mua Wms.Ow''-for elpipg her 70 survive and
escape gripping. co.icking aud teething siege =
rus II performs precisely what It processes Il
perform, every rart Of il nothing less. Awsy
your Cordial" .'Faregoric, DrJps," "L:uda
num- and every other Narcotic. by which TN
babe il druggcd into stupidity, and rendered dull
and idiotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs. Wi1slow-know hei
only through the preparation Of her Soothing
syrup for Children TcethiuG." IL " he'd she
power, Ne would make her, % she il, . physlcal
savior TO the Infant Race.