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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

A SINGULAR SToRY.-The Fort Wayne
Gazette tells the following story Of man
iu Allen county, Indiana: IA story came
to our ears this noon which sounds like a
romance, but which we have on the very
best authority. Over two years ago man
named Arnold, in Eel River township, sold
some land which he had owned in one OF
the far western states. He could never BIZ
induced TO tell any one for what he had
sold it, or how he, had disposed of the
money; even his wife and children could
not worm the secret ont of him. 1t even
occasIoned family differences Search was
made in all directions, but no trace of any
money could be found. About month
ago the wife died, but even on her DEATH
bed she was unable 10 induce her husband
TO reveal his secret. Two weeks after his
wife died the man followed her ITO the grave,
leaving no papers which gDye anyclue to
the missing money. When the executors
came 10 settle up the estate, it was PRO-
posed to sell a lot Of Duckwheat, which
lad been lying seHe -tiils ia, the, barn.
When they came teincasurc IT, hidden
away beneath il was found over S9, 900 in
gold, and q quantity Of silver coin, un-
doubtedly the money which had been re-
eeived for the land more than two years
before" HsHf ha aiill ttif
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

Rear Admiral commanding haal in the flag
ship, visited many Of, the important points
within the limits Of his command. Dur
ing the rh5nthso Of Nay md June hel was
ct ShlIhomns, Santa Cruz, Pointa-Pitre,
ST. Pierre, La Guayra, Aspinwall,, Port au
Prince and Key West nc is now max
ing 0 second cruise through the ,Wests In
dia Islands, ahd at last adsices was ut Ha.
'vanhl The other vessels Of the squadron
have been actively employed and have
given assistance to our merchantmen and
protection to our citizens whenever
needed. The South Atlantic squadron un-
der command Of Rear Admiral Charles H..
Davis is composed OF the following vessels;
Guerriere, Flagship, q guns; Pawnee, II
gums; Quinnebaugh, 6 guns; Wasp, guns;
Kansas, 8 guns. Two vessels were order
cd home in consequence of the reduction
of the naval force by actof Congress. The
Huron arrived atNew- York in October, and
the Shamokin is daily expected at Philadel-
phia The continuation of the war be-
tween the Allied Powers and Paraguay has
rendered it advisable to keep some portion
of the force within as convenient reach as
practicable Of military operations There
is little Of interest in the reports regarding
the North Pacific and South Pacific Squad
rons. sfttF n t tria.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

TRoUBIE AMONG THE THEATRICAL Fra
TERNlrY. "A Mrs. Bevins, of New York,
created considerable excitement in Pitts
burg, last week, by causing tie arrest OF
John g. Magle,l manager. of the theatre
there and Mrs Gaines CIyrk, known, in
the profession as Kate Fisher, OH charge
'ofobtaining money under Iaise pretences.
Mrs Beyins stated thatasho doaned Mr.,
Maggie $50 and Miss Fisher $3.50, 10 enable
them to open the PittsbuFy theatre, upon
Representations made by them Which sub
saquently prossan false hNhlnnger Magic
was held in: $500 ito slnsweH, rand Miss
Fisher was discharged, A pair Of diamond
oariings, valued af $500, which Mrs.
Bevins lost some time since, iwaiea atriced
to the possession of one of theipetars 0I
the Pittsburg compapys and he relurned to
the owner 4 pawn ticketrepresentmg them,
behaving deposited them as security for
100whichheihaa borrowed. b Mns Fisher
was also accIised Of having carried off d
child. from New York without its mothers
consent. and at the request of that lady
the Mayor gtlsegheic chfd into the custody
/ Of Mrs. Beyina.A Miss Fisher has com
menced a suit for slander against Mrs.
| Bevins, aud that lady was forced to give
bail Cor her appearance. On thu whole,
the Mayors Court was scene ofconsider-
able excitement Tor tiMe.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24
The Queen of the London. Dcmi-
Monde.

1t would be hard, indeed, to find much
subject for boasting in any phase Of public
or social life in these dnys. The standard
Of statesmanship has immeasurably fallen,
and he whom the journals Of the day call
the greatest leader Of theage has nothing
better to offer the public than petty truisfns
and sorry recriminations ofhis adversariej.
Go through the principal street and you
will see thathumbug and imposture pre-
vail no less in private life. Everywhere
one portrlit now strikes the eye. It is that
Of beautiful young girl fair and modest
to nll appearance, and evidently occupying
high position. She is in half the albums
one opens, Dnd soon will be in the other
hnlf $50 rapidly is she becoming the vogue
Underneath the portrait you will find writ
ten the name Of ''Marbel Grey And who
is Marbel Grey' some lady who has dis
tinguished herself Yes truly-but not in
the way that honest woman could bear TO
think Of. Marbel Gray il the present queen
Of the deni.mohde. She holds sort of
official drawing room every night at o cas-
ion In Holbori, and thith6r richly dressed
women flock to paw hereourta and envy her.
The death Of Marbel Greys predecessors in
Paris is announced --and now the new
"AnpiIyma' 'isinstalled You 20 to thea
tar and there Ia private bnxI aceompan-
led by men who keep in the background,
is a young Indy attlred in q magnificent
dress, and covered with diamonds. Her
necklaee might constitute a Kings ransom
- there are rings enough on her fingers to
purchase princely estate, The fact il
beautiful and intelligent. This is Marbel
Grey, over whose poptnit halfEngland is
going crazy. yaiasM is,pg9T 'y5a ST .
The thing takes, and now by the side Of
Marbel Grey there. appears another face,
scarcely less, beautiful. aud this is known
as Marion Lee" AS go home through
Kensington, 1t happens Ia Inc very IRE.
queHtly to meet a young person ioffaultless
figure, though short in stature, riding from
the park. Her groom follows, on a perfect
bit Of horse aesh, Then if / chance Il
take nstroll la the Burlington Arcade il
the afternoon (of courceon my way 10 /
club), see, the same young person dressed
in velvet and Russian sables, and with one
oritwo cavaliers by her side. She is no
yet quitethe rage of the town, but Marion
Lee IS ON the high road to splendid infamy
You Will see her portrait side by side il
every indy's album. Their brothers attent
her tsdrawingrooms1 alta different saloon
VIII any one say them that religion, NOR
olity and social progress are nos prosperipl
more than ever in the midst OF this vas
md ever-growing city, ~ - -'8 !.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

The clergy have stopped advertising the
theatre from their puipiis, and the attend.
ance is not as gond as a week or two ago.
Booth Is on his third week at Mcvicker's, bnI
his audiences have diminished. BLOW foi
Blow" has had a fine run at Woods Museum.
After Dark Is soon to beprcsented. Parepa
sings tonight at Library Hall. Jallanschek,
tho great German actress has beenperfofm-
ing Mt the Opera House this wotl, 10 NOT full
houses. Her ageLt is penny wise and pound
foolish toward the press and other actors,
and does not comprehend the American
public. Nf
Thanksgiving passed, here comfortably,
with good sermons and good dinners. n.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

REDUCTION IN PRICES,


The MASON a HAhLlH ORGAN 90. respectfully
announce material redueiiani In the PRICES Of ,veral
styles ottheir weil-knoWn Organs which sso the AZ
KHowLHDoED arAspAnD on ExcFILKEcE in this
department. having been awarded First Prize Medal
At the Paris IMPOSITION and seveniyfse other First
Prizes in this county.
Four OCTAVE SINGLE REED Ono Ar,.. .......... s5a
FIVE 0cTAyE DOUBLE REED oRoAs, with hva
stops and q trsmulant, carved ind pauneled
case ..-.....i....-y! !.... +, N. ailb
FIVE ooTAyK DouBLK REED cAbIEEr oRoAH.
i've stops witu the Mason IIasnlin Improved
Nox HumAua," newinventon now Just offered,
producing new and wonderful effects, the finest
instrument Of its size made, $40
hhty other sty Is Of oIgsns o. pre9oroaats prices.
New circulars issued this day. November 9Th lss0,
with full descriptions and Illustrations sant free to any
applicant. Nltd tiH N ~
MASON & HAlGLIN ORGAN CO..
134 fremont street, Boston.
0VO broadway, New York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

iiaNkKT6b8 nE1iILiTY.

WITH ise .elaq9iy aftapdn nfs, low spirits,
~ debfeasi0n. ihvolunfnryeIhihs loss
Of stiileni epeflhaf0tfng loss or power,
dl1xyheas loss Of lneIiDsy md threafencd 4
llhpotence and imbecility, t1q Sovereign
enfe y HUMPHREYS HOMROPArHIO
SPECIFIC No. TWENTY-EiglJT. caBpos
o. The most sauabla aid and potent Ouralisuu they
'trko Of onee atthe root Of the matter tone up me
gstem' afreai tho diaeharses sud imnart yieor and
eperg Hfe and vitality % the entire man They have
cured thousands bf casea Prieo S6 per pocnee Of sz
boxes ami gal. +hicq Hfg Important m obstinate Or
old eesqss o. n pg sinEl box. Sold By ALE Drug
sata' and sent BY mail 90 raeeibt Of price. address
hy ylIrHRr rF's hPEcUIc HOMEOPATHIC AfEDfcIER CO.
062 Broadway, New York. haa docsasosm
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

we arc having the FIRST severe snow storm
OF the season, this 4th day of December. IN
the forenoon tho snow came from the North
EAST. This afternoon il drives furiuusly from
the Northwest. The horse cars drag slow.
y, butI think will be obliged 10 stop be-
fore night. There is snow enough for good
sleighing. Winter has begun in earnest.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24
~ dbttsspdnssnts.
QHIcaHo TESp6snENloTlRI..-
rhe vvsasils,ksbnil ,fins.-- 4 ,,ds I, /. Z !,
soroais--annsr aform.-a amnat sae,.as ona.

80 L
Fsrhe wsalhsi4sDnil fihss-- hnotls !.
sOrosis--snpsy 2foFmY- Am mns{menfs
CHICAGO, Dec 4, 1e6e-We had fan ol
iivc inches OF snow last Monday night, and
the weather has been quite wlntry since that
street, but II was too much like sliding On
bare ground to be exhilarating 10 man OF
beast. Tbs ground is now IN fna condition.
and SIX inches more Of snow would give us
excellent sleighing. ha.-,7
DULL TINES. M rdlv ~ fIf
There is ageneral complaint OF duh times
and little expectation of speedy improve
ment: C0llecOonsin the country arc slow
the low prico o, grain prevents 1t being sent
forward to market. There Is downward
tendency in the price OF all goods, and re-,
duction OF wages is anticipated. The money
market is close, and, as consequence, spec
ulation especially In real estate--is checked.
as all the noneythe banks can spare beyond
the wants OF legitimate trade Is needed hi
the pork and beet packing business. There
has been a slight increase in the sale OF dry
goods the past week over the preceding
week, and since the fall Of SNOW retail shin.
PING has been quite brisk
ANOTHER woMENs' PAPEn.
to be named ''lhe Chicago Sorosis, . Is TO be
issued this week. 1t is to be edited by Cyn-
tina III. Leonard, Della L. Waterman and
Harriet d Carpenter, and Agnes N. Knowltor.
wife OF Judge Knowlton, IL proprietor ana
publisher. 1t differs from "1HE SoRos1sH of
which wrote some three weeks ago, in max
ing woman Suffrage a speciality II will be
pronounced on all topics which It lscusses
SO its editors aay-and will avoid the dish.
lgqfer style OF writing. i look Tor the first
number with wholesome degree Of curiosi-
w. The women engaged in this enterprise
arc energetic, whole-hearted, noble spirits,
aud il they are able TO realize their own ida,
al will make first class paper. that will fiji
an ,unoccupied place int6e western 1lewapa-
PER held, They certainly have my best
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24
Amongst tho many Testimonials in
our possession, we have only
room for the followiur:

NEW HAVEN, COM, Oct IL, 1906.
Mesus c. O. Cia,7t & Ca. .;Tr
dEsrLEsEN:-I feel 1t a duty and pleasure to give
you the benefit Of my experiencein theus OF Goes
taken down with the congestion oi-the lunea. and
continued 70 fail, under the best medical care until
was given up by competent medical authority 10
die. There seemed nothing but stfangulation and
oeatn before me. was told that further medical
attendance and medicine was useless and I was ~,
signed to DEATH when friend, who had been greatly
benefited by using the Balsam, brought me boi.
tie. This was after had done with the doctor and
medicine. thought 1t helped me, and continued
taking the medicine, and continued to improve.
until my cough stopped and my lungs healed, and
great respect e'S' "''-' '
Your ob't scrv't JOHN WELLS
200 Washington St, New Haven, Ct
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

SuBsoFfBERs for 'sTHE LITTLE CoRpoRAI.s
should address "ALFtED +, SRwELI., CHICAGO.
Illinois, mot Alfred W. Slwell, as the types
made us say last week. Ffsf
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

The Supreme Court, on Tuesday, was en-.
gagged In hearing the aFgHmentsin number
OF cises involving the constitutionality of
the legal tender act, and the application of
the act to trusts and contracts made before
its passage. Hon. B. r. Curtis argued in ia.
yor Of the validity OF the act, and Hon. Clark
son, NJ. Potter agrinst 1t. Tho argument will
probably occupy seneral DAYS
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

"A shoemaker was the other day fitting e
customer witha pair OF boots, when the buy
er observed that he had but one objection to
thom, which was that the soles were little
t,o thick. '4f that is all, put on the boots,
and tho objection will gradually wear away,
replied the shoemaker. ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

The BEsr AND oRTGNAL Tonic OF Iron,
1 hosphorus and Calisayn, known as Gaawell
Mack 4 Co.'S Fcro Piiosphorated Elixir Of
Chliaaya Bark. Tho Iron restores color 10
the blood, the Phosphorus renews waste Of
the nerve tissue, and the Calisaya tissue gives
Observation-Disclosures TO the digestive or,
gans, thereby curing Dyspepsia in its yarious
forms, Wakofulness, General Debility, and
Depression Of Spirits. Manufactured only by
CASWEII,, HAZARD h CO., successors tc
Daswoll, mack h Co., New York. Sold by all
! Druggiste.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

A PREMIUM TO all who subscribe for ''Tm
SoRosrs, the woman's paper--S3. year.
Address Mrs M. l.. Walker N Co., Chicago.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24
r. RALL &s Coz.

agstsWorcesteTs Mass, "a N
Manufactures Of WocdSorth's, Daniels, and Gray q
Woods y, s,,.. " /. -.--..f ...f.lt ~ =
rLANERs, MOULDING, M.ATCHING, TEN0N-
ING, AORTISfNG. ShA PING AND
fsdi hs,.f BORNE MACHINES, = r.as, a.iI
Scroll Saws, Re-sawiue, Hand Boring. Wood Turning
Lathes and variety Of other machines for working
wood. Also the hest patent Door, Hub and Rail Gar
Mortiang Machinesip tho world. Send for cur Illus
trAted catalogue. - io :, = .ffi, Y
RICHARD BALL. EP. HAIsTEp.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

3 /, ,RBppTSs's Russia SALvE still maintains the
position accorded it for many years, as the
bea OF all external healing remedies No
household or workshop should be without it..
Its uses are manifoidsan its virtues unde-
niable Druggists throughout Tie land ,re-
tailit. by mail, a5cenls. REDDfNG& Co,
Boston, or COLLINS BROS, ST. Louis,
-MiesouyIs iIs sys3- DAa 4tdt 4YAa
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24
7HARRTMGTON N co
AMYSTERIOUS SECRET.
SIS to @1OO.

A GENTS WANTED Merchants, Farm
~ eFs, Mechanics nheyeryhody 70 send for our cir
culArs and terms before takng agency for Sewing
Machines, or buying for your own use. We have
the simplest cheapest and bestt any machines in the
world, and pay agents the largest commission Ma
chimes making ANY STITCH PRRFERRED. We will strip
lou any machine in this market d regular price, and
teats, Send fol samples Of sewing and terna W
ULARE ANDERSON, 40 st. Chailes st., st. Louis
Mo noulf a24 I'm
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

Louisiana il going extensively into rice
culture, and expects to raise greater crop
chan the Oaroliias,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

ADsonBrsf Po@6Gas. IA complete osiibstfl
tilte for epinm, landannns sSc5 a,Phey act by
absorption, not by constipation. A single
Powder viii reliAo diarfhea or collie ina few
minutes, spasms, sOarstomaeh, bad breath,
hsRdache, sour belchiuge, dyseltery on tipx,
nausea attending pTcgnancy, billions. alitc-
tiois Of The stomach and a delahged cohai-
,tion ef tho bowels. Prepared 9nySbyfJs y,
u ii aSy siiI6ress. FiTsi I FfTslr FIisi isns.
cessfnlIy eureil vhen other physieisne tail.
Direcsinns sent by mail. Address ], d, GIA,
HIM, NJ. d., 'VinceN mes, Indiana, p:a0: BOX
825;ialso, Rdmalc sRegulatingps Pills, most
undoubtedly the best eycr. Offered tqthe pub
lie. Price 81 per box. se7l4 & ny Tae
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

The MormOns. propose TO introduce the
artifcnl cultivation nf tllp nystor in the
waters Of Utah Territory. .ss-ff
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

ANY druggist IN the country win toll 700, M you
take The trouble to inquire hatcydty one that buys
a bntte af Goes Dyapersih cure &roIp ihcm, speak
in the most unqdziinod leae Of itq greet medicinal
virensa'4 Ne qsT jssac t.l
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

MAGNOLIA WATER.--Supcrior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold At half
the prlcc.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24
HTWpEOYNTDTTT, gIO

s5. HTMpEOXNGHTTT. $40
MU.NDREDS O.FAGENTs MAKE
EXTENSION REKI, AND SwIFTa Combined. Used in
every family for windIngyarn silks, worsed, 40 Winds
full sized ssein, and WEIGHS less than one pound :
AGENTS WANTED. For terms, DC, addyerg l..,i
8 H. II. STQHkE ~ Coz Auburn, n, X.
AGENTS WANTED to sell the newest, best and
tho world @e0O0 per week on ah0u Capital Send for
circular. Address MARcUs Il. BYRN No. go Cedar
street. New York. Up, o. Box 4,G69) "
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

All ABOUT FHB WRsF, ron Si.---A new illnsv
tratod work OF $50 pages, with MAPS OF
Missouri, Kansas, and the Unitcil States-eS-
lMbiting the advantages of Missouri and Kan
sas ior farming, friit-ctlture, stock-growing,
mining, manufacturing, etc. Liberal terms
to agents and booksellers. Send 81 for book,
or red stamps for circular of contents and
particulars. Address, Western Farm and
Immigration company,597 South 4th Street,
st. bauis, $3.50 1sa'a asoma -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

Roxy SPANISH LOTTERY Drawn in Hs-
vana, Island oi Cuba, every II days, under
thepersonal supervision Of the Captain Cen
erais 1884, 900 Lfgold Distributed aInong pat
rons at each drawing. Supplemental draw
ings-whole tickets, IS; halves, $3.50; quar-
ters, s1.25,9n a'l' l'ia'ai1 ef'Ns a'sv
Information furnished, and tickets sold Of
aAiegalized lotteries. Highest rates paid for
all kinds Of gold and silver Va 6,t'.ye. n
srasq M ys, Jas. MUERoE & Co.,
aBankers, and sole agents for,supplemontal
drawings, Royal street, Mobile. AIas4 500
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

A aSSIHii HID wife aiaEes / faIthNli husband.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-14

Scarcely had the words been uttered, before
heavy blows fell upon the door, and made it
trenble on its hinges The self-appointed pro-
| tector stood little one side, calm and firm. In
either hand he held pistol, and his manner
showed that he was no stranger to their use.
SHOWN Il the door," shouted Bridget, ''or
| else stand aside and give me the axe"
| A shower of heavy blows and it fell The
false servant girl entered and dropped dead with
a bullet buried in her brain. The foremost of
the men met the same fate, and the others fled
They had quite enough blooodshed.
To leave the helpless woman thus. ygas not to
he thought of by the kind hearted stranger, and
although prison and transportation stared him
in the face, he comforted her as well as possible,
Strengthened the corpses, and then Fastening to
the nearest magistalte, told the entire story not
committing who and what he was.
The facts were too evident to even bear ques-
tloning, and a reward for his bravery, the
eenvict was acknowledgement found to
have been convicted ignorantly, and when the
husband and father returned, was readily pur-
suaded to emigrate to 1.-THE land of the free and
the home Of the brave"
Now in enc of the Western States Terrence
OBrien has a house by the side of Il beautiful
river, and not far from it is another where the
once fugitive convict has n wife and children Of
his own to protect and both families will give
as an heir loom, the little but true story how Il
pardon was won.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-14
"AAim We Ill line In,

A good joke was told us the other day of a
preacher up in Nebraska, who had dined with a
friend just before afternoon service. AS it hap
pened, this friend occasionally luxuriated in Il
smile OF the ardent and sometimes carried mo-
rocco covered flask in his overcoat pocket By
mistake the minister took the friends overcoat
for his own on his departure, and walking into
the pulpit began the exercises without. dofiiing
the garment, it being rather chilly in the room
Looking very Enthusiastically over his congregation
from behind his spectacles, he began drawing
from his pocket, as he supposed his hymn-book,
with the Introductory remark that the "congre-
CATION sing from particular page which he had
selected beforehand.
The minister held the supposed book up in full
sight of the congregation, and attempted to open
it sidewise, but it was no go. The situation was
realized in moment, but alas too late His
reverence was dumb-founded, the audience gig.
gled, and the whole scene was made more ludi-
crous by fellow in the back part of the congro-
CATION, not altogether too sober, who drawled
out:
Say, mister, kin we all (hic) jnc in that ar
hymn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-14

CoNsuMPTloN.-Th result of a neglected
Cough, which, if treated with Goes Cough Bal.
sam in season, might be cured with very little
trouble and expense. The proprietors do not
claim that it will cure Consumption but will
greatly relieve any Cough They have ccrti-
lleate from gentleman whom physicians pro.
%o, incnrable with Consumption, stating
Goes Cough Balsam cured him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-14
"A thing Of beauty /. II joy forever.

And nothing is 70 beautiful as picture OF
health.
Headache, Nervous Pains, Sour Stomach, Dis
tress after eating Frustrating Weakness Disin-
clination for Society, Mental Dependency, etc,
are the rule rather than the exception with the
human family. and have stamped their effects
upon us all. The most effective, gentle, sudden
and agreeable remedy is the Plantation Bitters.
They have probably cured and aleviated more
cases the past five years than all other medicines
combined They have sold throughout tho
length and breadth of tho land. 14mar2w