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Miss Kate Field has completed her lee
tIring tour with the most satisfactory re
suits, pecuuiarily, and is now g resident o'
Boston.
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A Connecticut horse has become so zen
thused" by being baptised "Shoo fly" that
ne has tro.ted three mile heats in 2:l5, 1:l7
OIL
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A pocket knife for presentation to Mr.
VIM. H Seward. is on exhibition at Nassau
street, New York.
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Among the candidates for Chief of Police
Of Louisville, KY, are the rebel Generals
Buckner and Duke, and Colonel Blsnson
Duncan
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q, take anything else that be may say s inst a good
70 .nse u he makes larger profit on t. These RENE
A. will be cent by express TO any locality upon ap
plicstion to the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 63I ARCH STREET, Philadelphia
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formeriy c. NJ. JACKSON q Coz
These remedies are for sale by Druggists. sisssssV
srs and Medicine Dealers eveywhsrs
%Do sos forget 70 examine wsa th~ - y"
O9T = esoR 70 get the genuine.
For sale BY
CA. BRNsER, Agent,
dsel3-d&veov Rock Island, Ius
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0tocks and Money.

Stooks and Money.
Tslegrsphsd 70 the Aaeus.
NIw YoaK, March 20.
i'Money-continues easy at 4a5 per cent on call. |
The announcement Of the Treasury programme
for the sale of Gold and the purchase of Bonds
during April, had no preceptible effect differ
ent markets Sterling dull at s3ass.
Gold-Shade frmer; closing at l.ll5. Gov
ernment's rather frmer, but dull.
Coupons, 6's Of 81, l,l3i; 5-20's, '62, 1904;
"a, 10st; '65, 1,osi; new, l,O74; '67, los IS,
l,Osl; l0-40's, 1.o4s.
Currency Sixes-I,125.
Stocks-Generally dnll and steady; schief in
tercst in Vanderbilt's r. 1. and N. W.
Western Union Telegraph, 81.
L. s. Express, ~.
Pacific Mail, sat.
Northwestern-7Ii Preferred, s3s.
n. 7. Central-9l4.
Erie-2.3.
Rock Island, l,lss.
st. Paul, $50. Preferred, 73i.
Toledo a Wabash, IS. Preferred, 731.
Fort Wayne, 92s.
New York Market.
Special Telegraph to the ARsus.
New YoRr, March ?s.
Flour-Sound low grades very firm. Sales of
extra western at 81 55@5.45.
whisky-Firmer; at ssc@s9ie for western
free.
wheat-Duu; No. 2, sl.O7@sl.l2; winter
$l.2S@ ,2s.
o.ts-Very quiet at 5s@s57I
Corn-scarce, firm and quiet; new mixed
$l.O2@Sl.03.
Pork-A shade frmer at $40. so; closing quiet.
Beef-Quet; new mess Slo@sI5; new extra
do sl4@sl7.5o.
Cut Meats-steady at IOi@Ilic; shoulders
l4t a I6c.
Hams-Baeon quiet; short ribs lac.
Lard-A shade lower; closed quiet at l43c for
prime steam
Rice--Steady at 5OIec.
Coffee-Firm.
sugar-Ea.ier: sales of Cubs at siGss5c;
Porto Rico l04e in boxes; Havana ss@sic-
st. Louis Market.
T.lsgraphed to the Argr'
sr. Lours. March 90.
Flour-DulI; fall supers S.s0a4-lsas25;
choice XX 81 75s4.90.
wheat-More doing; unchenged in prices; No
spring inspected, Sue; No. red fall, Sl.eoa-
|. .02; choice 81 .f0al.2S.
Corn-Quiet at 76a7sc mixed; 79aSOc yellow;
sOas4c white.
oats-Very quiet at 50a52e-
Barley-sl.05 choice Minnesota.
Rye-Easier at 7oa75c.
Whisky-Firm at s3c. Poor, firm but quiet
Pork--In small way S27.oo.
Dry Salt Meat--some demand for round lots,
and 9.aI3Ic refuse for shoulders and clear rib;
email sales loose shoulders at VIC.
Hams-l2sc; rough sides l2se.
Bacon-Ste.dy: lie for shoulders; Isle clear
ribs; I5Ealbc for clear sides.
Lsrd-Nominal; I4al 3c. steam and kettle
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Governor McDougsll is troubled with the
small pox in addition to the breaking ont st
Red River
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A FIRE at Maumee City. Ohio, on Sunday.
destroyed the Washington woolen mills.
Loss SEC, 900.
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MAGAZINES 40.
Price Reduced.

The South Western Printing and Publishing
Association have completed arrangements where
by the are euabIed TO supply mail subscribers,
ai,bsr singly or in clubs, with the
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qailp ARGUS.

oTEI0xAL RAR32.
A John Morgan monument is talked of in
Kentucky
1t is said that Mike McCoole has deserted
his wife.
Camilla Urso made S., 900 out of the San
Francisco musical festival.
A newspaper is to be started at Dresden
devoted to shooting stars
A hotel is soon to be built in Sioux City,
to cost $4,000.
Samuel Dyes residence was burned down at
Clarksvile last week. Lose 81 900
----as----
A Texas paper reports that Gov. Davis
was "boqueted" lately.
The King of Prussia is again suffering
from the Prussian blues.
Sixty monomsniacs are on their way from.
Long Island, N. Y, to Salt Lake.
Seven miles of water service pipes will
be put down in Peoria this season.
A railroad and telegraph from Buenos
Ayres to Santiago, Chill, are projected.
The New York Eoening Post urges the
turning of Alaska into penal colony.
The New York Sun says the defalcation
of Collector Bailey exceeds 100000.
A Roman letter says the Pope is positive.
ly infrm, and cannot last the year out.
The Chief of Police of Portsmouth keeps
the policemen catching Goldfish for his table
Mrs. Oates, with her burlesque troupe, is
st the new Richmond Va, Theatre.
Justin Mccarthy is going back to Eng
land soon to bring his family to America.
With the confirmation of Judge Bradley,
the United States Supreme Bench is once
more full.
A FIRE at Maumee City, Ohio, on Sunday
destroyed the Washington woolen mills.
Loss $50, 900,
Governor McDougsll is troubled with the
small pox in addition to the breaking ont g,
Red River
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HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
Pun AnEIrHIA. June I, 1s6e-
I have found hy experience that Honfands 8 GeS-
nsn Btiers" 4. ,ery good tonic, relieving dyspepte
''-f GEORGE SHARSwooD.
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FOR 9AI9.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
THIRTY-FOUR LOTS in B. Davenport's
third and fourth additions to the city Of
Rock bland.
TERNs-One- fourth down balance in one, two
and three years, with interest
b. DAVENPORT.
Rock Island, Jan. 5th, 1870, d3m.
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With the confirmation of Judge Bradley,
the United States Supreme Bench is once
more full
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HON. wM. Z. ROGERS,
Mayor Of the city Of Buffalo, " l.
MAYOR. OFFICE. BurrAIo, June u 1sse
I have nsed " Hoofand's German Bitters shd Iohic
- NV family during the past year. and can recon-
mend them a. an excellent tonic tmpartnC tone III
vieor TO The system Their use has been p,DonvrpSe
ofdecidedly beneficial effects VIM r. hoonn1-
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c 0 N N { R CIAL.

Rock ISLAND, March 80.
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Justin Mccarthy is going back to Eng
land soon to bring his family to America.
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CAUTION
uooe.,s.s German Remedies are eonn,sJ.c.
~. ,en,ine bsyr the signature Of G. N > L',,tIe
IN tbe front of the outside wrSPI'er OF I,,I All
nd the name Of the article ADwn IN eae"
others are counterfeit
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HON. JAMES n. WOOD.

Ex.Mayor Of williamsport, Pennsylvania
Itske great pleasure in recommending Hoo nana
German Tonic" 90 any one who may De Anie'eu "
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Mrs. Oates, with her burlesque troupe, is
st the new Richmond Va, Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

-, ali, ro AIMS 6ire-but IL certainly created a
deal of remark the Duke OF Brunswick preferred the
idenes of his country resdence To some Datng pace III
Austria TO putting himself at the head OF his troops ana
leading them on TO death or victory, according 10 the
ono nreoedents given him by his father and his grand
,s,,a. The two sons Of Count Bismarck, who were
,dvno at Bonn have Joined tho army having both re-
i,oa commissions in the 1st Regiment OF Dragons,
which has lust left Berlin for the Rhine
rho ccrmans are indebted to the Emperor Napoleon
,r unintentonnly accomplishing, In the space OF ie"
dv that which Count Bismarck with all MS astu'ehess'
so ogacity and moral courage, has been unaple 10 oh'o
ain, the four years that have elapsed since the events
ore ,or no baa brdged over the MAN, or rather ex-
,.d that river as the line OF dcmarcauon between
Nortb and South Germany and effected the happy union
of tho two by the electrical magic OF the worn pao|
ism which he has called forth III te posom vi h 'o
Teuonio races from the North Sea 10 'ho APPS anu o
the frontiers of Russia those OF France Ana no" ta
they are all so happily united, which union WI" pe ii
thor cemepted by their fighting side by side under one
hammer displayed by the King OF Prlssla there no
,o fear their reapsing into that unfortunate state
~ nartioularism" and petty senterest which has Tor
On lopg a period been tho bane or German dlpio-
macy and which only partially overcome w
the events OF 1866 1t may be argued that the
Southern States could not well have acted dHerehuy
without loosng much Of their prestige, ana perhaps
making sacrifice of their material interests for they
would nave been plhcou III 'n' :,
had 10 choose between two alternatives. IL France
comes out of the war victorious they must necessarily
become her yassas and should Germany conquer they
would be of no use independent States ana OF very
questionable value as allies that they would be s"a
lowed up or annexed to Prussia. The step they nave
taken is therefore, not only much more dignneu anu
shows their selfrespect, but is also PROOF OF tner
political wisdom and foresight, while IL Is clear VIM.
stress the King OF Prussia lays on tho Importance oi
their alliance and the confidence he reposes In ther CO
operation by appointing his and only son. the Crown
Prince to the command OF the Army OF the South Unde
all circumstances and whatever may be the result OF the
war It IS to be hoped that the North and the South Will
remain ndissolubly united as one powerful Germany
and thus realize the ydreams OF visionary patriots
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
DEPARTURE OF THE EMPEROR.


PARIS, July 2S.-The Emperor has left for
the front He is TO arrive at Metz this afternoon at
O'Clock. The train which conveys him to his first stop
ping place left the ST. Lazare Station at 81 o'clock this
morning and reached st. Cloud by the private line run
ming through the Park to the Palace 1t consisted OF
eight carriages occupied by the Emperor, the Empress
the Prince Imperial Prince Napoleon and the military
officers personal service. At the Park Station
the Ministers were assembled. Here the En-
press aghted and took leave Of her con-
sort and their The Ministers also saluted
their sovereign, and the train continued its way by the
Western line far the fortifcations where 1t
branched of into the circuit line, and thence into the
main line OF the East The Emperor will occupy at
Metz the Hotel Of the Prefecture. This city will there
fore be the Emperors headquarters for the moment.
Marshal Lebguf has been there since Monday, having
replaced Marshal Bazaine. The Marshal has reported
fayoraby the excellent condition of the fortnca-
tons Of the city We shall soon hear Of something from
the front, but only through official sources NJ E. About
returns from the field Of inaction Twenty Thousand
camped at Bitche, little place between For
bach and WissenbIug, and within cannon shot OF the
Prussan frontier On the 23d these men all busy
furnishing up but no intmaton OF ther leaving soon
had been given.
NJ About quilted the camp late, and returned to his
lodgings At in the incoming not "A 10 be- seen
He was astOunded. lie mounted his horse but after
prolonged hunt guided only by the footprints the
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

road here and there could only make ou hat he was
efrcinally dstanced Not stnggier did he overtake
He gives no Indication Of the direction these troops took
but no long time VIII eapse boOre very decisive lnteD
gencc reaches Paris from the front'
The General commanding the National Guard OF tho
Seine has received the following letter from the En-
peror o. c,o,,,. r,,,, or ,s-o
MY DEAR GENERAL: ! veg yon 10 M anIr ,h ~ iyy ay
upon its patriotism and dcyoiedneas Ot tc POI 4i
leaving for the army, am anxious 10 tes,Iy ny oo,l %
denre I'm IL Ia maintain order in Paris, and 10 Watrh over
tLe sfrv NJ fhe Tmpress To-day every One according
TO his strength, must watcn oVer me saioy az w. s
country Believe, my dear General IN my Irenay ~ 81"
timentS. "
In one of the carriages which constituted the Imperial
train were the Projects Of the Seine and OF Police II
reached the station Of the Great Eastern line al lOi
snect train of four carriages awaited the party at La
villatte In these were Marshal Barraguey dHilers
Gen Ioumain and the Chief OF the Admnistra-
tion of the Company OF the Eastern line. Tho
Emperor wore the uniform OF General OF Division; ;
tbe Prince Imperial that OF sub-Lieutenant. Ihey
bowed Themselves at the windows OF the carriage ana
shook hands with several general officers and superior
f,nconaries who had come TO salute the Emperor. The
,oir ,rai,ed only few minutes. At the shuntingpoin
the Eneror again sauted crowd which received him
with cries OF "uire ripe te Prince Inpe1dt
His Majestys health seemed excellent Although ho
goes direct TO Metz, IL is officially stated that inc EN-
perors headquarters will be Nancy-as stated IN one oi
nv recent letersthis city being sheltered on 'ioo
sides by the forces Of Marshas Ba%ane, Cahroocr anu
MacMabon letter Of the Emperors addressed to the
several MAYORS Of cities authorized to celebrate Dy PAD
c reocings the 18th OF August expresses the wish that
the money TINS 10 he expended should be set aside for
tbe wounded This document has created most excel
Iaute effe
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
DESTRUCTION OF THE RAILWAY AT BITCHE-
DETAILS OF THE AFFAIR.
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRRspONDRNT

SAARBRUcK, July 27-Night-The destruction
OF the railway vaduct at Bitche is In eyerybody's
mouth, ana deserves n fuller account than 1
aDie 10 make out last night The railway Is
that winch runs from Forbach aud Saaregue
mines to Haguenau from which place their ia u
direct line to strasbourg It esentrely in Bcnch ter
rtory. 30 long ago the night OF Monday tho 18TH,
order came from high quarters 10 destroy the yaduc II
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
THE INFALLTBILITY DOGMA
OFFICIAL DECLARATION.

LAST SCENES IN TIE COUNCII--sTRESGrH I'm
THE oPPOsrTIoN-No PUBLIC DEMoSsTRA.
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The Grctt Pictorial Annual =.

Iios,cticr's United States Almanac FOR ISL, for
distribution gratis, ,hforshou, The Unitcd States,
and all civilized countries OF the Western Hom-
sphere, will be published about ,ho first Of Jan
uary, in the English, German, French, Norwc.
gian, Welsh, Swedish, HOLLAND, Bohemian and
Spanish languages, and all who wish to understand
the true phllosopy OF health should read and pom.
der the suggestions 1t contains. In addition to AN
admirable medical treaties on the causes pr ven.
ton and cure OF great variety OF diseases IL cm-
braces large amount Of information interesting
to tho merchant, the mechanic. the miner, the
farmer, the planter, ani professional man and
the calculations have been made for such mcrid.
ians and ATTITUDES as are most suitable for cor
rect and comprehensive National Calendar.
Tho nature, uses, anil extraordinary sanitary
effects OF llostetter's Stomach B.tcrs the staple
tonic and Alternative OF more than half the Chris.
tan world. fully sc; forth In It's pages, which
are also interpreted with pictorial Illustrations,
valuable receipts for the household anil farm,
anecdotes, and other instructive and amusing
reading matter, original and selected. Among the
Animals to appear With opening Of the year, this
Will be one Of the most useful, aud may be had
asking for It, The propreiors, Messr-. Iostettcr
&smith. Pitisburg, Pa, ON rcccip, Of two cent
stamp, will forward a copy by mail 20 amy person
who cannot procure one In his ne ghborhood. Tho
bi,ers are sold In every city, town and village,
and are extensively uscd thfoughou. the entire
civilized world. dcoitwlw
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They nre the Greatest Know RENE
dice.
For Liver Compla'a, Dyspepsia, Ne ryou. Deb.li.
~, Jaundicc, IissHso OF the kidnt ~, Erup.
tlon- II ths skin, aud all iscascs
ufisns from "a disorder. ~
4, ar, stomach, or in.
iurity of the

Read Tie following -ympi1U.s Con- palio u
laiul,hcc, Inward fl"-, Fullr.'ss of blood To the
head, Aeiity oi tho stomach, Nausea Hart burn,
disgust o;toud, iulnc~s ur rive ight n the stomach,
sour Erctatlpns, shaking or tiui,ering At the pit
81 ne stomach, swimming 81 the hca /, hurried
ordi lt breathing, fuitcglng at the n, art chol..
ing OF funochtng sensations when Ia "a ylag pos.
tuTc, dlmncs, Of vision, dots ami ebh- before the
light, $li pain m the head, deficiency q, per-plr.
alton, ftllowncss of tho skin and ewes, pain IA
the sids, back, chest, limbs, etc, sutido hushcs
ot heat, burning m the fesh, constant ~ aginlng,
Of eN, bnd great depression OF spirits. All tht -
md cate disease Of the Liver or digcsiiy organs
combined With impure blood.
The use Of the Bittefs or Tonic will soc n cause
the above symptoms todisappcar, and the patient
viii become well and hcaliy.
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HooAand's Greek Oil
lIoOiliand's German Bittcrs.
n nittcrs without Alcohol or Sit'ts
OF any Kind.

lsdifiercnt from all others. l. compoe 81 OF the
purcIuices or vital principle Of Roots. Herbs and
Banks tor rs medically termed, ctracis) the
worthless md inert portions of ~ gredients
not being used, Therefore, In on bottle OF THIS
BIt,crs there "a con,aincd ns mur modicin nj vir'
tue as will he found in several ylons OF or binary
mixtures. The Roots, otc., 'sed IN THIS I'iItcrs
are grown in Germany. ,hci,yital prncipl cs cx-
traciod In that country bv Hicntiiir Chomi IT and
forwarded to tho manuia. ory in this city, wherc
they nrc compounded m, hottled. Contain ny no
spirituous ingredients, ~ Bit,crs is FREQ from
the objections urged inst al others; no desire
fof s,mulant- can be iduccd from their use, they
can make no drinkeAs, and caanot, under any
circumstances, haypny but beneficial cae ct.
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NATus,E'S GREAT RES
~ TGlsAEASE.
ScHEETZ CELEBRATED
Bitter Cordial



IL l. a tc't.'" I,u IF ED' HIrp. ald can hE
taken 10y citGti infant DF at g.i win tle same vsa
ciicia rosult-. n Do Hc"fia.u, promnt uud speedy
remedy ior dHiiAea, dr .uf0ry, h.F'l complied
dyspepsia, l"Hn'r. ot spirits, fUut'ug-, '-.Ot
stomach, hcatl'lc. st., l.rUAli.- Hll lfy'r a.
AL kinds, 10 is hr better 0ai safer than guU.uo
without any 90 10 IvriIgtut- c'I'cf-, il 'aHD'.
IA appetite, proves % powerful u.g,rtur 81 foot
aud VII conginfy"t tlo a. .gt- of liquor u a i.T
minutes. A. N.I-nufaNlr evidence u IT, medic
cal pr"perios, We append q i,W uitlo many Ger.
Ihtuica ia orr lo--.r-.H4E
Johnson's Depot, Ea,t Tenn, ard Va, 2. o.,
Tenn,
JACoB scnszTz, Esl.--pcarsr; nave used tho
Btters have OBJ aimed tom yon, and ind ,Aom
10 bee all they ore recommended 10 be. | found
one bottle to afford me considerable rplieG feel
a.though cnuuItdl very wei without them, m
my present ,tlfo Of health.
y. MENIDH, d. south Cth ~, Piila.
Pastor Baptist FussyuuA Church.
solihy VIZ Allen, Is Main street Dubuque.
V,luilS
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lIoorlaDys German Tonic.

Was comroundy for those not inclined To- "a.
reno hiptcr-, ~ i~ Intended for use in ,ascs
when some aIcosplc stiinulRnt sroquircd In con-
ncction with thetonic properties Of tho III tiers.
Each bottle Of no Tonic contains ono bot tie oi
the Biticrs, cohbmod with purc sata Cruz Rum,
and layofclt such n manner that the ext RENE
bitterness q tho lilitcrs T. overcome, form ing
prcparai N highly agreeable and pleasant 10 tho
palate. snd containing the medicinal virtue of the
Biuers. The price ~ the Tonic ~ 81 30 per
bottle, witch man? persons think too high They
must take into consideration that the st,mu.
liant used i guarantoedto bc Of a pure quality.
poor article could b, furnished 10 u cheaper
price, butt, tnot bette to pay "A little moro and
have n good MtlolcI A mcdici aal preparation
should contain none lli the best ingredients and
they who expect u OH ma cheap compound val
most certainly bc chta;,d.
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Dyspepsia, nesdacle,
Iaulidicc, cOsiiycucs- f,
sick headache, chronic
|diarrhma, affections Of
the bladder, camp
'1ysentery, affections
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-29

sensation, considerable
loss Of memory, accom-.
psnlolW with palnlulsrn-
-st.pn Of having lcitUu-
lone something which
.pugAtto have been duuo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-29
DR.. Hollands Greek OIL,
Lighting Cure for all kinds OF Pains
ana Aches.

ApriirD ENrEHNALLr.-lt will cure all kind, Of
pains and aches; such as rheumatism. Neuralgia,
louihuchc, thllhalnr, Spralns, Bruises, fTo.t-
hites, Headaches, Pains m the Back and I.ons,
Pains the joints, Limbs, Stngs Of Insects, Ring
worms, etc.
IAEfN lNrERNAILY.-It Will cure Kidney Com.
plant hackarhcs sick headache, collie, dyscntery,
diarfhoca, cholera infantum, cholera morhus
cramps and pain, in the stomach, fever and ague,
coughs, colds, asthma, etc.