The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-02


Syrup has become 80 popular that varioss partiss
have put ost articles calling then Ars wiaslow's.
Please take notice that the Mr. Wisslow Of the
Soothing syrup.is not connected with any othe
article. 3unso-dwASn
THr Fort Madison public was treated to .
genuine original screaming, screeching,
whooping Indian war dance on Monday eve.
ming. 1t was by party of winnebasoes.
Oua friend Samuel E. Carey, of the house
of Carey, LIE Favre / Co., has returned from
the East. He brings the largest and finest
stock of Queensware ever brought to this
market.
SK1FF L GAYLoRDs Minstrsls treated GU
public last evening to one of the best, if moi
the best burnt. cork entertainment ever given
in Keokuk.
OuR friend Prof Graham has returned after
an absence of some months East, part Of
which were spent in an eminently successful
and delightful search for health and enjoy
ment among the lakes and hills Of Northern
New York.
Mr.. JOHN HruLE died and was buried yes
terday. This is the only case resembling
cholera that has occurred in the place, we
believe, for several days. He had diarrhea
day before yesterday, to which he paid no st>
tention. In the night he was taken sick, and
yesterday morning he died. He was buried
at FIVE o'clock in the evening. Every person
should promptly check any diarrhea that may
attack them. These deaths arc al warnings
of the danger Of delay.
IRos-PHosPHoRus-CAL three bes
knowa Toaies, skillfully and elegantly combined
in an amber-colorcd eordial, beautifully transps-
rent to the eye pleasant to the TASTE and accepts
Bile to the stomach, in Cawell, Mack b Coz
Fsrro- PsospAorased Eiirir Of Calisaya Bark.
Each pint contains ono ounce Of Royal Calisays
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one grain {
Iron.
Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASwELL, MACK 4 CO.,
Sole Manufacturers. under Sth Avenue Hote
New York city.
Just received and for sale by Wilkinson, Bart
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Ii you want White Hair made beautiful .,
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, 4
Daudruff head perfectly cleaned, loose hail
made fast, use DR.. TEBBEr's Physiologica
Regeneration. KERR L FULLER, Agents.
Sold by all Druggists.
aug24- fri sun wed
The Baptist Association was in session .,
Fort Madison last Saturday and Sunday
The Plaindsaler says that it drought togeth.
er quite q crowd of clerical and lay delegates
Among them we notice Clark, of Galesburg !;
Johnson, of Burlington Westover, of Keo.
kuk, and p B. Roots, Of West Point The
preaching services we're attended by large
and interested congregations. The usual
routine of business WAS transacted and the
proceedings we suppose will be Published
Among the items Of special interest attracts
ing our attention, was the zeal manifested by
the Association in the matter Of church
building"
GES. CuRr1s.-A Des Moines correspond
ent of the Hack Eye says, and We know
whereof he affirms: "Gen. Curtis Was in this
city last evening. think you did him injus-
tice in your allusion to his position few days
since. He has not identified himself with
the policy Of the President. He has bsen
officially engaged IS . commissioner among
the Indian tribes, and has thus been able to
observe little transpiring at Washington. He
is for receiving the loyal representatives from
the South, and none others-Ststes that have
duly purged themselves Of treason and estAb-
hahed republican forms Of Government 7"
NETTING was held on the excursion train
yesterday to give expression to the excursion.
sionists appreciation Of the kindness andhos
pitality Of the Valley Company and of the
people Of Dies Moines. Mayor Patterson pre-
sided. The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed committee to draft resolutions to
this end, and they viii mes at the Cour,
House at 10 o'clock this morning for that
purpose, viz: Hon. 5. F. Miller, Smith Ham
ill, J. NJ. Hiatt, G. W. McCnry, W. W. Bel
KNAPP, A. J. Wilkinson, o. C. Hale, 4. J.
Leech, A. w. Sheldon, Charles Smith.
We hope all the members Of the committee
WIN be present.
"kEoKuK," writing to the Fort Aadisop
Plaindealsr concerning cholera in this plsce,
says; Americans seem TO- have both an in.
dividual and . national constishtionalisy 70.
excitement and exaggerstion. Calmness, 70
Election and sobriety need to be cultivated b.
our universal nervous Yankee Nation. Thu
stories about the great sickness here ere 70.
tally untrue. Our place 10 healthy in loca
ton, tits clean, and We are prepared 70 NEE
the unseen enemy. There have no doab
been : few cases Of the diseass orisinasin,
here, but on this the doctors disagree. Tier,
have been cases put Oh from Tie boats, bu,
- 70 cholera being an epidemic here, or AMI
one being in danger Of catching il, tAers i,
no more chance IL il than Of catching In,
sto~acA ache
"Ths action OF our Board Of Health II
prohibiting the sale Of green corn, beans
melons, squashes, &C., has hslpsd tin fals,
fsport lt has been generally condemned
This goes beyond St. Louis, wkeee he chol
era 10 seriously epidemic. There the con
mittss Of eight physicians recommended X
sudden change in diet in persons in health
They also say that vegetables are not IN,
healthy
~ suspect that this rsstsic4ioa o. ~ ~
OF vegetables ID the foan1nGioa q ~ ~
seore, aaoas in this region q siekns1 ~
"Ons psrson says, sthe ehpaosa = w -
IN K, its % Bod tAsS dua't allo1 8,
Vegetables to be eotens The next peRoos
efates that the market mea - afiSid 70 70 !,
town, and the next one pses dovn he 4saahI
~ secess. Prudence, calneaae Il Mid
aea prompt action il enoo of pEpnonitor,
oynpto@s Of sickness, win alnes1 surely ear
~ any one throesh in nfsU-bs ~ d.
evsn m epidemic"
We doa't hnsw bon much faees faws 3 Il
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