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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-01

Don't think because ssuffs and
strong or poisonous solutions will not
cure Catarrh, that you cannot be
cured. The proprietor cf DR., Sage's
Catarrh Remedy offers $500 reward
for case Of Catarrh which he can
not cure. It costs but fifty cents
for q package which prepares one
full pint, Sold BY druggists, or send
sixty eNltaito DR.. II. V. Pierce,
buffalo, n. Y, and got it through
the mail.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-01

Crandall, of the firm Of Crandall
d Thomas jumped aboard the eastern
bound train, on Thursday, and we
think that on his return, confectionery
and other goods in which they deal
will be plenty at the Bakery on
Market Street. Keep your eye peel
ed for Horace. .-.-,......
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-01

RUSAwAY.-A team of horses be-
came affrighted at the cars this mora
ing. (Erlday) near our office but hay
ing load Of lumber on the wagon
to which they were hitchcd, they
managed to get away with the fore
wheels, leaving the driver, Mr.. Farms
worth, ''all alone in his glory.''-
Fortunately no damage was done.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-01
AN USRIvALED LITERARY PAPER
- rnE
NEW YORK WEEKLY.

zach issue contains from eight to ten 49,
ries and sketches, and half dozen poems,
in addition to the six serial stories snd the
warned departments.
The Terms TO Subsc ribers:
One ycar-single copy Three Dollass
-Four copies Ten Dollars
y Eight copies Twenty Dollars
Those sending $40 for club Of eight, Al
sent at one time, will be entitled - cory
free. Getters-up Of clubs can sf>s9wafzs
add single copies ut $3.50 each.
STREET / SMITH, Proprietoss,
lyllmG No 50 Fulton Street n. Y. !.
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SQectaCleS.-Lazarus and nj

SPe ctaCIeS.-Lazarus and Morris,
the eminent manufa curing opticians Of
Hartford, Conn, have appointed DR.. J. J.
Ciemmer, Cresco, as solo agent for Howard
county for the sale of their Celebrated Per.
fested spectacles and Eyeglasses sent in
Gold, Silver, and ine steel frames. Exper-
iment, experience and the erection Of costly
machinery has enabled them to produce the
most brilliant lens the world has yet seen,
their beauty Of finish and moderate price
recommends alike to all. BY certain sys-
TEN with which DR.. Clemmer has become ac-
quainted the exact focal distance REQUIRED
by any spectacle wearer can be Immediately
obtained SO that in all cases perfect fit can
be relied on and is in fact guaranteed. these
glasses l0eserve the sight, invariably last
ing many years without change being nee
essary. (li-yl-
"Barretts' produces an agreeable change.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-01

NoTIcE.-Rev. Jas. w. Wood
ward Of the Diocese Of Illinois will
preach in Grace Church on next Sab
bath, April I'd.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-01
"Barrett's" adorns and beauties.

Be metamorphosed by "Barrett,s.o
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-01


A large variety of Rose Bushes, Per-
sian and White Lilacs & Syrin-
gias, Raspberics, Strawberries,
Dahlias, and large assortment of
small Fruits, Flower plants and
Shrubs.
b V Q e r e en- s. a.
Once Transplanted,
Arbor vitae, 6 to 10 inches; s. per 100.
White Pine, to 10 inches, s. per 100
Hemlock, 6 to 10 inches, IS per 100.
Norway Spruce, IL to Is inches, SEQ per
100.
Austrian Pine, 6 to 8 inches, S17 per Ice.
Scotch Pine, 5 to 7 inches, 80 per loo.
Larch, 10 to Is inches, Sle per 100.
NATIVE EVERGREENS
will be furnished at the following prices:
Hemlock, Arbor Vita, White Pine, Larck
8 to inches, at $40 per 1000.
Ny Fruit Trees and small fruits are
all grown in Northern Iowa, and will
Withstand the climate and prosper if
properly transplanted and cultivated.
The Nursery is On the high
open prairies adjoining the
town of CRESCO, and the Apple
Trees offered have been grown there, and
never been injured by the climate, and
their hardy character may be relied w.
OH.
Orders solicited from these desiring
good varieties of hardy trees.
20m3] ID. w. OWEN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-01

"Barrett's' harmcless. us water.
The New York herald., 1870-10-30
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


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ATM. T HIGGINS
Mammoth Millinery Es.abli.hmen.
'an Bonnets and Round Hats,
and the only place
10 get fret class Millinery
NJ reasonable prices.
Stranger: err. :aoGIs .;sS3,.sm.., no, ,.t''
tover 500 trimmed Bonnets
at present made up,
snu the same number of Round Hats.
whcr We will offer a. the following prices:--
Bonnets for slo sold on Broadway ISIS
Bonns Bonnss TOR $,s @ .od on Broadway ss @
Bonnets for $l8 sold on Broadway at S2s
Bonnets for 500 sold on Broadway at no
Bonnets for $685. sold Broadway q. $a6
Ha TOT easonhoe price Ihls not hers pu'
Gssi Fly TO- ''1''''n 'A''' 'an'f'a' our ''''' ~
We invite you inspec, our immense assortment which
positively the largest IN this city
1876 Sixth avenue, two doors from Tenth street.
STERN BROTHERS,
367sSxth avenue between Twenty Twenty
Streets win open on Monday.
Decided bargains IN
Colored yelveteens,
Black Dress silks,
Black Trimming velvets,
Colored Trimming velves.
STERN BROTHERS
Sash Ribbons,
Ladies' Merino Underwear,
Chdren's Merno Underwear,
Ladies' Cotton Hose,
Ladies' Merno Hose,
Ladies' Fleecylned Hose,
Ch,dren's Hosiery,
Corsets, Corsets, Corseis.
Berlin worsted Embroideries
Also
one more OF those celebrated
Two-buiton Marquise Kid Gloves, VI 20 psr.
They can't be excelled.
Wchave made extensive purchases the past week at greatly
bargains In The above named articles.
STERN BROTHERS,
367 Sixth avenue,
between Twenty. second and Twenty third streets
T. STEWART 4 CO.
IA have decided TO makea
closing out sale of Stock
In all the departments
OF their
retail establishment.
The greater part fresh goods
Just Imported
purchased from auction, 10,
mot old shopkeepcrs,
prices a. low
. 49,: X not lower,
thAn nay other house in the city.
sseadwAy, Fourth avenue, SIssh aud Csntb lGssA
The New York herald., 1870-10-30
DRY GOODS.

DlsI GOODS.
EHRICHs TEMPLE OF FASHION
Our extensive alterations complete.
The store double its former size
s. sssr day and new
Our department for ladies' and childrcn's
Ladies' 1ne Merino Vests at 78c, all sizes.
Also bargains in black Cloak Fancy velves Vel
Extra heavy black e inch ali silk Cloak Velvet a. s IS
worth Sl3.
heavy bacx sink Velvet At 81 20, worth 81 2t
Hs.yy asa asa pcs an. Ssse % sor mGs S
Heavy black linen back Satin at 81, worth 81 90.
Extra heavy black veiveeen at sc ss ST. worth double
case Of our elegant brown vyeeen at 7Sc worth
OF our vslvesesn s7c we only pieces now
Call Early or You Miss the Chance.
Heavy Black sins sinsS sass a. &c. worth worth
Heavy hss'y :. 'f :s F.ls ss:S ! - *sss ssI9 g.
The most elegantly Trimmed Bonnsts and Round Hats in
Ess: BACK ysyss Ha,. a I aSe % worth sSs' sSs. "'
s.sE 5.5sss Snss 8,
sI sss H1mmnr Hssn sss ss a. r G 5oc woyso ST.
Together with a full line Of Dress and Cloak Trimmings,
Buttons KID Gloves Hosiery crayas de- &c. at bargains :,
than down town wholesale prizes; p5si;.,c
. TEMPLE ss2 9g sss,S EssHyos; .,sss.
between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets
A t. STEWART 4 co.
extraordinary inducements
nl.s. and SoRo4ss e Rasssaotisss osss si,ss, vi.
ana faS oay 0'sn' '00'
only $i per r yard, ri value s.a 81 Co.
Bonnets, Ponson's and A. T. stewart Co.'s "FAmily"
az yard upwards.
Real Irish Poolns only 81 per yard.
Lyons Popl,ns only VI 8 per yard.
Price. ss sss ssSyi II are order asAs g 'esss'ns es stock
Please call aud examine
Broadway, Fourth avenue Ninth and Tenth streets.
A JAMES McCREERY s CO.,
IA. Broadway and Eleventh street,
on Monday, October 81,
in Velvet, SIX, Popln and serges.
and Evening Dresses
made to order.
Shawl SUITS reduced to &c.
seaskin Coaks, NUNS and soas.
90. saas s., 5 As'r.han l,,. ssa Ssloass,
Ladies' Morning Wrappers,
waking Goats, Dresses and Suits.
Night Dresses, So and So SO.
Chemises, s5c. and 81 Is
Infants, wardrobe. p1aws,nl c.mnl.ss.. y.
Infants trimmed and erhbrodcred merino cloaks.
Inants Slips Dresses, Robes, Skirts Hats, Caps &c
In Our
Fur Department.
Large Assortment or
Black and " hte Bear, White Fox.
Beaver and " Wolverine
Carriage Robes,
Russia sable, ermine and mink Muhs.
Bows and Collars, Alaska sable sets for x25 Trimming
Furs by yard chdren's Fur Cloaks, and Collars
to Examine our oes Is they will Sna many novelties not to
elsewhere and q ssEs s ssssRs pSssss
Broadway and Eleventh street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-30
-SUGDEN h BRADBURY,
3l2 and 3l4 Bowery,

3ls and al4 Bowery,
One door below Blocker street
W. o til. cheapest esfss sisss .Psfa.ii ss. New York
Heavy black Gros Grain, 81 81 to 81 75
Purchasers will do well to call and get samples OF these
iGSss lyons sts ysSs!. Of un.ansed
sold At less ''ss ssa%s %Rsf s'ss sa's.
made 10 order trimmed In style and taste equal to any in
lower prices class work can be obtained else
n Bsk faced velvstsens for cloaks and suits at unap
sUGDEN 4 BRADBURY
S2 and 3i4 Bowery.
At MRS. aAYKoR's.
E4 Broadway. corner of Twelfth stree.
corsets speciality.
Received by steamship Vile de Paris.
the most elegant styles and shapes
E. Werley's Woven Corsets.
Children. Cor.et. Waists Shoulder Braces. Nursing Cor
sets and Abdominal Supporters, In great variety
Skirts and Tournoms,
IN harcl0'h and lot other ,s improved Styles including
The graceful and elegant
'A' Bridal and Ducheas
Trains.
A-sELLINd OFF, SELLING OFF,
at great sacrifice. at great sacrifice,
at . great sacrince r 81 great sacrifice,
selling OF,
account
large Stock Of
and Point d'Applique
Point and Handkerches Collars Sleeves and
Baroes Embroderies,
Handkercbiefs &c.
at fabulously low prices
a sroat 'eiie' Eronoh a NJ w,,,,.-
Git, Steel, Caroline Sets
Earrings, Bracelets and Necklaces
all at cost of importation.
Jndca will do vel to call examine tho stock hefore
making purchases elsewhere, the goods is
perative. mu ,rr,,nrn
No 76l Broadway. between Eighth and Ninth streets
A 1--WE HAND MADE woEsrED GOODS
aspeciay.
go to LOVES ''e ''0o'
ny'a want go % to ,1i1Svi novs's. ssau'ul Cap
ify0u want aaarfH,s sa % novhs esea'0me Sacks
nyou want ehldrep's elegant cloaks
II you wan, good LcSsna. Shirts Drawers, Mn,s, Boo.ees
&C. sS-l sS 10 Il I.6SH,s 5Sps s%ade'
II you ladys loose tight6n. Sack with or with
out 80 s'ssTss' se TovE,sy vqET,ssssy'
ryoa wan. an . sTsssiss. ESstis Shaw,
Anything you w.ai il Tsr:ssa Goods, hand made.
Save your :" LoTs,sy S%s ssy going
''v'F'GSaLZ ss LSvegVs Ssn gs' suited
chhdrsns school nvs;s nltssss, hand made.
Ladies' extra .s ewes. ESs1f: snd I'ss'n'
0h0dr'n' = ssfs;1tqi ro1H,s. ss'f searf'
ALL DESIRING TO SEE THE LARGEST AssoRr.
should 90a Broadway between Twentieth and TWENTY
The New York herald., 1870-10-30

wi The lahos OF New York fns assortment Of rioh
ss moderate s's prices, $500 sso rs, seans so".a H.i
Rboons Flowers Feathers IN variety so6 BvoedwAy
one uOor above twentieth street
NEW YORK pSEING AND PRINTING EsrAsLurS
Staten Islaud
es Duan. street, 7sa Bro,iway, Nov York.
q a. SoTs ~ shs sss 'rsH rssascSs gr@aayu
pycr, reSnsaera Of ades and s.n,lsmsus
garments piece goods
Above our only Offices
pARIs FEATHERS, FLOWERS BONNET FRAMES
aancy Goods A. nov open. sffhlhE GOLDEN
rese,Sr to Da A. NSs' % y Feat street.
Eighth stsoaU.
SUITz 1 sARGENDoRF. $50 BROADWAY. WILL Ex,
s s ss on sss a 2Ss, 81 si
CONSUMED for aud viii be offered at less than
sS%s's g. sfi's Ss T nG r sS1s s@'
ss" Sna ss an s oss, s " IL
soc, call ro% all 70 examine ,ar stock aud lse. before
'' H"g sISJs
Sa broSway Ss,s,,S gTaH and SS Sq,n streets
large assortment Of tho latest novelties ~ nre-. Goods,
Eod consisting vsours otoman al wool vslonrs Ep
as"' cSa pop"s, % MerIne. brap dss sao.l css, Epus
n.s iTs sSGa: ana q Goods ED
English all wool serss., a, ~ ssc s'agss, upwird.
English Goods, ali rom 500 upwardsn great
Mourning Goods, complete assortment m all the newest
Black Alpaca. 25o. upwards.
Black o0' osi'a s'si 10 81 Il, sa up to til, fines. imported
GoSrsS 6 S,sss. ssa ss.a EsS s Ss' + so yas Il 81
Bla ck Lyons Velvet coaklnss IN all widths.
Bonnet and at rr%n'ns s.. ye'y,s Y v IN svery shade
Cloths, waterprools and yelvesens
a complete assortment
a special assortment a, popular prices.
ful assortment, bnlon, celebrated
we rsspcoay @ @ ns. s pubic Inspect ss S our stock.
which viii be or"a o%as nWrr i SrSe. Con- and quality
sea Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
TTNPAsAtILEL,ED IspgcEMENrs
"'' % SUD sUGpES ' 4 sRADBURy. s''''
ono door below Bcccker street,
Dress and Suit Materials,
Diagonal Tartan Paid ropln., 9ic.
Very sae Empires: pns ocas 10TH SOC ami npwsrd Al M
choice fall shades at which cannot fail to very
"''"'"s' Laces and Embroldrres.
aen and ss 10 S our ess esoyS aa
So - Underwear Department,
" ''' Twosaitoaed Kld Gloves, :. 81 per pair
in rlannels, Blankets and domestic Goods,
In all Of which havo specia ties Of interest 70
economical buyers.
UELvErs, rLUsnEs AND vELvErEESs.
immense assortment
IN all the cloth shades
cut to suit customers
Cloak Velvets
Peerless, Ponson ColIsrd and yaon brands,
manufactured exc usively for our sales
from the finest selected materials.
Genoa Nelvets.
French finish, black and coorcd,
In great variety.
German Vcvcts,
made for Paris, purchased at panic prices
Just received.
Veveteena,
all shades and qualities,
forming the largest assortment In this city. .
Our customers and strangers respectfully invited "a
A. 7. STEWART 60,
Broadway, Fourth Ninth and Tenth streetsi
The New York herald., 1870-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CToRAGE FOR FURNITURE, MIRRORS, PIANOS
- trunks &C., at 166 and 1858 BIo3dway and Isl West
Thirty second street. Moving attended to- -
The New York herald., 1870-10-30

LII DESIRING TO SEE THE LARGEST ASsORT.
"A Chenille ahawls and Shawl Costumes in The city
should 90a Broadway between Twensth and TWentv
AySs sSests Specially, Chenille Suits.
The New York herald., 1870-10-30

ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAVING APPLICATIONS
orixinal correspondence In advertisements
purchaser cash good price by addressing
COMO. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-10-30

NINE. LANDRY, LATE or sos BROADWAY, OFFERS
wi u tho lahes OF New York ana assortment Of rich
furs Seat skin Jackets sable Tall Sets furs Trimmings
Gc. at moderate prices Parts Bonnes Rouud hsasS
Ribbons Flowers Feathers In variety D06 bvoAdways
ono door above Twentieth street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-30
OCTOBER 80, l87O-QUADRUPLE SHEET


DRY GOODS.
ALTMAS! BROS. \ co, SIXTH AVENUE AND n,
Cloak veve Just arrived per steamer " yard Great
A LTMAN BROS, 4 CO, SIXTH AyENUR;-PoNsoNs
pure siik. beautiful nnish great richness; Slo
hand one hundred pieces Of Il. very best velvet in The
market, full cloak Width at slS; real Lyons goods.
LTMAN raal ,osG. BROS Co. SIXTH AvsSyEloc1 y
import VI "; also beautiful assortment OF llack sves
At low prices
A LTMANM NJ BROS; 4 co. SIXTH AVENUE. HAVE NOW
bought at late auction sale and very bargains
A LTMAN BROS l. Co, SIXTH AVENUE TEN CASES
"A teyeteens, containing 20 boxes each. at 9oc per yards
~ cases Veveeens containing 70 boxes each ut VI por yard
Cheapest and best veveteens tnis season.
IA cases Velyetcens, containing % boxes each at VI %
yard ~ cases veyeeens containing 70 BOXES each 81 6o
Peryard These Veveteens are bargains at W per yard
A LTMAN BROS. 4 co, SIXTH AvENUE-ANNOUNCE
n that Popn Plaids are reduced to Sic this week
10 cases new Black Alpacas just In at &c Beautiful
MAN as Bsos s G3 SIXTH az nnE CASES
very excellent article for ladies' underwear.
A LTMAN BROS CO.. SIXTH AvENUE-oFFER 1000
well %oh % m Spqss @ Lace ss aes & VI and ~
A LTMAN BROS 4 CO., SIXTH AVENUE BLANKETS,
Crinolines, Wissans and Musns wholesale prices
A LTMAN BROS 4 CO, SIXTH AvENUE-FULL LINE
m real Ia not ss
rip.
A LTMAN BROS. 4 CO., SIXTH AVENUE GENTS
"A hemstichcd Hanukerchefs 45c good quality
the price, 90 cozen linen hemsitched Handkerchefs
at 6c. and upwards.
A LTMAN BROS. 4 CO., SIXTH AvEN ENUE.-FULL LINE
"A OF black Alpaca Brads finest and widest, reduced
from &c. to &C. Tor = dozen yard pieces.
LrMAN BROS L CO., SIXTH AvENUE.-LADIEs
csMsscs Fopa and Plaid SUITS, orsandiss and swiss
Evening Dresses
A LTMAN BROS. 4 CO., SIXTH AvENUE.-INFANTs'
a embroidered Robes and Wardrobes complete; iadies
Evening dresses and Morning Wrappers, great variety.
"A clothing every description Corsets Panlers Skirts
Ac Merno Vests, 7Sc best Corset In the marke VI 90
A LTMAN BROS. 4 Co, SIXTH AvEN UE.-BALL DREs-
IA ses and Costumes and Wedding Tousseaux furnished,
LTMAN BROS 4 CO., SIXTH AvENUE.-GENTs,
~ Furnishing Department has facilities Tor making up
the best fitting shirts at lowest prices and line quality.
A LTMAN BROS. 4 co, ,sIXTHghvENUE-ALL SHIRTS
n up this establishment and no. proving perfect
Ut, need not be accepted by customers
A LTMAN BROTHERS 4 co. SIXTH AVENUE
all sizes
LTMAN BROTHERS CO., SIXTH AVENUE.
Hose, at SS per Dozen selling elsewhere for 50.
LrMAN BROTHERS / CO., SIXTH AvENuE.-rrEs.
IA Bows, Searis, Suspendcrs, handkercheis, Gloves,
Socks Collars, 4c, &c, at our usual popular prices.
A LTMAN% % BROTHERS CO, s8l AND 1898 SIXTH AVE.
pair s, better IA Bankets beautiful auaty ~ b pef
LTMAN BROTHERS 4 Co, SIXTH AyENUE-HAvE
"A perfected all arrangements Tor the season. very
department s thoroughly supplied novelties both Home
and Foreign, are coming IN every day.
The New York herald., 1870-10-30

A LTMAN BROS. CO., SIXTH AVENUE AND
"A Twentyhrst street splendid invoice Of real SIX
Cloak veve Just arrived per steamer, Sb per yard Great
The New York herald., 1870-10-30

EOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Toys, Toys, Toys
A large and fine assortment of
English, French, German and American
Toys.
French Dolls dressed in every style.
Fine Heads Kid Bodies, Doll Apparel. &C., &c.
r. II. sTAvELEY,
$50 Broadway
East side, near Eighteenth street
The New York herald., 1870-10-30

A LTMAN BROS. 4 CO., SIXTH AVENUE, HAVE NOW
IA one hundred boxes No. Velvete at xl yard
bought At late auction sale and very bargains
The New York herald., 1870-10-30

A LTMAN BROS, a CO., SIXTH AvENUE.-PONsoN's
IA real Lyons Cloak Vevet "a inches wide; warranted
pure silk. beautiful nnish and Of great nchnessi Sl0
A LTMAN BROS. 4 CO., SIXTH AvENUE HAVE ON
hand one hundred pieces of the best Velvet In the
markct full cloak width, at sl3; real Lyons goods.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-01

It is said that Frederick the Great,
while taking walk one fine morning in
Berlin. met small-sized Israelite who,
in that era of prejudice and persecution,
endeavored to avoid him. The bluff old
Frederick ordered him to stop, and
grimly inquired why he attempted to
run away? because I am afraid of
your majesty" was the answer. ''In-
fernal scoundrel." cried the King in au
outburst of passion. II want everybody
to love me. not to fear me-" and lest the
offence should be repeated, he punished
it by sound thrashing on the spot.
The attitude which Prussia now holds
towards France is in some respects not
dissimilar to that of Frederick in this
incident above related. Prussia desired
the good will of France, but received
only hatred and sour looks. There was
no fear on either side; but when France
threw down the gauntlet, Prussia took it
up without moments hesitation. The
result has thus far been disastrous to
French arms, and Prussia is now de-
termined to whip France into q respect
ful if not affectionate frame of mind.
Will she succeed2 This is the vital
question. -Ne,0 Orleans Times.
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Removal of Dental Office.

@NR DIR: D.L. BOOZER has removed HIS
eui139poifice to Dir. G. Diercks' new building,
on Main street, oSer the -Messrs. Porter d
Co.'S Dry Goods Store, where he offers his
professional services to his former patrons
and the public. Time "a
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AsIATIC CHOLERA IN CHINA.-AL-
MOST EVERY CASE CURED WITH PAIN KILLER
From Rev. r. Telford, Missionary in Chinu,
now visiting his homo in Pennsylvania
WASHINGTON, PENN.
DEAR Sins: During a residence Of somo ten
years as missionary in Siam and China, 1
fonnd your Vegetable Pain Killer a most yalu-
able remedy for that fearful scourge, Cholera.
In administering the medicine, found it
most efectual to give teaspoonful Of Pain
Killer in gill OF hot water, sweetened with
sugar; then, after about fifteen minutes, begin
to give about q teaspoonful of the same min
tained: Apply hot applications to The extremi-
ties. Batho the stomach with the Pain Killer
clear, and rub the limbs briskly. OF those
who had the Cholera, and took the medicine
faithtuily in the way stated above eight out
R. TELFoRD.
If attacked with the Diarrhua, Dysentery,
Cramp, Collc, don't delay uso OF PAIN KILLER.
FUNacnow, CHINA.
DEAR Srns: During long residence in Chi
ma, have used your invaluable Pain Killer,
both IN my own family and among the Chi
nese, and have found 1t a most excellent me-
dlcine. In the summer of 1862 and G3, while
residing in Shanghai, found it an almost
certain cure for Cholera, if used in time. In
not remember falling in single caso. For
three years, have been residing in this place,
more than fifty miles from q physician and
have been &; obliged often to fall nnpon my own
resources in case OF sickness. The Chinese
come to us in great numbers for medicine and
advice. Though without medical knowledge
ourselves, tho few simple remedies we can
command are 30 much in advance even Of
their physicians, that VIC have almost daily
applications. We allow them to como, because
it brings US in contact with them, and opens
door OF usefulness. In diarrhna, collie, vo-
miting, cholera, coughs, etc., your Pain Killer
has been my chief medicine, yours very truly,
T. p. CRAWFORD.
aT The Pain Killer is sold by ali dealers in
Famlly Aed1cines. Sept tl1m
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''Sir," said q landlady to q boarder
who had sent his cup forward for the
seventh time, ''you must be very fond
of coffee?" ''Yes, madame, I am, he re-
piled. "or never should have drank so
much water to get little.''