The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-05
kROKuK AND Its DUs1H1ss.
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A sketch Of another branch of business
Vas interpolatsd between this and the sksech
Of which this is component part. 80 these
arc ! kind Of " twice told tales We have
very good drugs here TO tell about, but soos
90 wonderful 70 be sure - thaG wosdsFfai
drug wherswith DR.. Heidesger made that
famous experiment 90 well known 70 the
readers Of Hawthorne's Twice Told Tales
ever 20 much more interesting and fuller OF
genius than orr unpretentious ones, are his.
That particular drug in his experiment re-
stored young life in the old veins Of bis ased
friends. But al DR.. Heidegger's drugs and
prescriptions were not 80 satisfactory IN their
results. For doth not the romAncing histo-
Ran himself say Of this veritAble DR.. Hei-
degeer, when describing his Office" The
opposite side of the chamber was orna-
mented with the fnll-length portrait Of .
Young lady arrsyed in the faded msgui6cencs
Of silk, satin and brocade, and with vissge
a. faded a. her dress. Above half century
ago DR.. Heidegeer Aad been on the point Of
marriage with this young lady but being af-
fected With some slight disorder, she had
swallowed one Of her lovers prescriptions,
and died on the bridal evening. A regular
drug in trade was that last one, and attended
with natural results. For the very emcacy
Of drugs is that they are poisonous, amt i
Dr.. Bronson Is long time resident OF
Keokuk, and has long bssn in the Drug BUSH
ness here. He keeps good stock Of fresh
drugs, is akillful physician a. we'll - IN ex-
perienced druggist. Tho public can safely
and we'll patronixs him. He gives especial
attention to prescriptions. and will properly
prepare them. No danger Of any blundera
on his part there. he has good trade and
deserves better. We commend his house to
. generous patronage.
G. ". cHRIsTrIRLD.
[ Our young friend Christfeld has one O
the neatest, trimmest, prettlest, most attract.
live, we'll stocked, we'll conditioned, we'll ar
ranged, and we'll managed establishments II
this or any other metropolis. he has only
been in the business couple Of years in THU
city. He was the purchaser and successor
Of q new house that was opened .on Main
near Third street. The house was new anc
the stock was new. Christfeld continued il
business at that stand for a..time. When oul
friend Pat. Gibbons furnished his Opers
House block, that superb addition to keo
kuk's business buildings, and Christfeld, lik'
the enterprising young man be is, With younl
American blood coursing through. his VEINS
and western "get up and 60 ahead. a-tive
ness in his composition generally, emigrate'
out Main to that new block, took possession
of one Of the best of those ample and spleen
did rooms. There he is located, and Their
the public continually find him:
Everything in the way Of we'll regulate
drug house Christ6eld has. His goods ar
all new and fresh: He has an ample stoc
o. them. He has big patronage. It vi
grow bigger and bigger-but. however lsre
it grows, it will not be beyond Christfield
deservings.
THE KEoKuK DRUG STORE,
| PRESIDED over oy our enscspfissn8 jun
friend, NJ. F. Brown, is another Keokuk e
,ablishment that the readers of our local CO
, umn are familiar with. A good stock
good goods he has, as large psrtof our CT
, liens know. To the rest We give our wo
lin assurance Of the fact Mr.. Brown We
deserves patronage, and by his care and *
will iustify the favor of his patrons.