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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
EVERY LADY IN THE LAND SHOULD KNOW
what white olycerine Il
AND
What it Does.
WHITE GLYCERINE

10 now ackno wledged to be, in every respect the
'uperior of any and all articles used to b neht
he skin Rsd improve the complexion Thsskin
which has been long dllsd with impuritlcs, 'pots
n aiscOlOrAtiGns, or which has been injured. as
i. often the case, by the application Of poison
,us cosmetics and lotions, may be perfectly rem
waited by this rem arkAble fluid.
Once thoroughly lmPrsEnAted with White
ilycerins the skin grows purer and clearer, until
It reaches a Pssrl-like transparency and beauty,
uuAttAinAbls by any other known means. after
which bat little. comparatively, 10 required to
maintain a rich, beautiful, natural and beautiful
sOmpiexion.
tits also ussquslled IS speedy and positive
,urs for ehApped hands. rough skin, etc.
PEARLS WHITE GLYcREINB
Is Bold by all wholesale and retail DruggiIts and
isalers in Perfumsry and Toilet Articles.
faI5dIV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
nE Book q Mature.

Az young =. peop. -hould 5 : or
r7t o1.5 e.: sNe s - s,ss r.
A A., sssrnS and f6enh. J sco :sf'es pcr or
dys crsG-ns as-uI sbsHss nc
Ca z. rce-h'w Et, ho5S restored shei,
VENT ..om lsease. 6sr~iasa-ail Non 1SS-
Tsp.ir s-how proaaced, hS pr ~.
how ed. Evsfy on shef .,.n nd do,to o.: :.
ce nle. e any any ddfess securely Sc ls, y 6
Wo ps q nily cent? Il contsfns in or, ito,
y, mo sa nundr ds Of doilars to de young. II
N T1u ths ~ ~, ahs press and paipt.
.hoS,5 NEE Motec epd M fof ". 81. lou
s snosid send xor this Book II may save your
n nesi,n anq preserve your aifs ffom SURFING
Gus on, effects of quack n. edicines and nosirums.
y; m .,.a are sure to ruin yous,s DR. A g. OIIs
Is me most successful, physician IN the west
ana f9l the last 20 Years has devoted bis whole
Sean iCn 1o IN Treatment of all j rivate and
oexual diseases, and has no equal On our
S %ns lnsnt. ADDRESS IN, a g; Ohm, No. los
washington St, Chicago, LII All corres-
pondence strictly confidsnfiai. ConsuitSfis,,ss-
tree' Agents wanted svexywhsss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
BATCHkLoR,s HAiK DYE.

This superb Bair D, is the beet an che 'oorlo
perfectly harmless, reliable and INST sntAneous
o diSAppOtntment; ne ridiculous tints OF els
.xreeAble odor. The genuine WIN A. BAtrhe
Jr's Hair Dye produces lNNEpIATE Aspl-n
I'D Biact or Natural Brown, leaves tae halt
.i.ua, sott, bsaatfHi. does not contain pArti
10 Of lead or any injurious compound solo by
III DruEEiss Factory, 10 Bind street, n. Y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13

IEFANrs. Mach SOLDERING to these tender
little buds Of the human family nigh, he
Allayed by using Mr'. whi'eoub'' Syrup.
Sac AavsrllasmsaI in another column.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13

CHxONIC AlLMkkTs:

Partisularly ssrofalA, have their origin In IN
ilI-snred or neglected dise.ss. Do We act see ev-
cry day persons stag gel ina unaor ths weignt OF
Ihos, IA created Understanding cut by piece
meal .hs remains Of former mslsdyf Why a.
it4 IL 10 because the treatment was NOS snitA-
bic or Jeff oil zoo soon. L has the pktient 10
patched up shile the dregs ere allowed 70 re
msin 20 oreak out gsIn even 10 fatars gee era
goAs. Many suffer ,hs foal faint oil ssrotass TO
remain in the ~ stsn for allie ume' Users ana
sOr.s that are saIins awAy ths very fountain Of
m. are allowed 70 20 on. Pinples bIotches
and tst,ar, al.O care the faces of thousands.
There u no nscsssty for this lkmen table ~ ndi-
lien "A n few bottles OF the SsmAEitAn's 600,
.na aorb Juices will oradicst. the foul t.int In
All b,d cases we will furnish the remedy ffse OF
oh.rr. unlI cure ~ effected, thuI proving be-
voud doubt that all can be cured Pimples
and blotehss renewed thereby saving many IN
pl.sssst rsmsrss. ladies shs desire bri,iiabi
complsxisn should use tbs sauxtitsnS Rect and
Herb Jsiess. Pnss u % per bostis, y Z
Ton onM MRATroMs
Diseases arising fres indissretion have bssr
treated vish BalsAn Oopaiba and hercurys un
| 81 the ssemaohs Of pAtisnu ssing them became
90 naassstsd and wtakensd that IL wa bArd u
dscias which Was the worst complaint, the dis
ordered stomach or ths original disease Il
1
an entirely new system Of cure wss inaugursied
snd the beneficial results at once seen. The dis
Susting drugs and pOisons we're discarded, sn'
to-day the Gift is prescribed by penbers Of ,h
| leading Physicisnsj yet, potwithstsuding, I'd
| ssmaritAn's Gift is known 10 be positive care
ourey vege able, and pleasant to use, a. oui
ten pills have TO be taken, many old anti dslavi
sos win stick 20 their sicssuins drugs and gorg
their patients for weeks perhaps month,
- Has long job and Big bill an
thiag to do with III Male packages 81; PENAL
g. Sent by mail. We cannot avoid calling ID
Attsation Of dslioste females 70 the Samaritan
Glft - positive cure for whites; By folswin
directions you win soon get rid Of tia, troubl,
come disease. aad becoms robust and hearty.
Sold BY Druggists gsosrsily.
DEsM IND a co. PrOp'rs.
el5 Race street, Phil.dsiphis, p
GAS. BESsHs, soraer Illinois sad Mark
trsst, Agent for Rock Island.
meh8dvly
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DR.. HUNTER

6I3 Ches1ut ST., st, Louis. Mo.
Makes $ perm dt0Srh9a seminal foeokSsess aS~
married or sisgie specfcftg. UVoss arc oar "a
aeGith, neruoss, debititGt Vi, feel apersios 10
society, loss Of radsiy porer, face disGguy ed 6y
ptmPles sdltoic ceanfeaoaee, dread Of future
py, apply end be cured Send sfaups' Stn,5rc
case, No fee asked only as cure prooressea. AI
diseases o. a delicate nature, arIsiSo from or
cesSss, or erposHres, treated scienttfSaiIH Ma
TN1E MARRIAGE GUIDE
Shars ca...s, nfe cent. Medicines sent every.
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.SEI2lI|s'Ey9ss
: GUS MEDICINE CO,

CUTS MEDICINE CO.
f-t@>--g't - bet. ssh and 7th. st. Louis, Mo.
ss a. s-gie, afford SAL eLIeient and scisn-
% disgase ut os!Ice, by nan, express
lrs tAe hNt medical skill, using puresf drugs in
s'sr.a4 f,rn. Asd Nuiaing pos0ns render our medi
? trtss We n1edictnc for all ChrJoto
Eu5 iody deeribe their 81 mons eaciose 81.
AMI vii send with tastr 90 tls
SAL the rpprlls is brought tthfu the reach OF ALL
fgurs prolonged treatment. undertake 10
..s flsss.iciDe eQgAres-
SO q UP orr REM DIFS,
0iar; IfGa Pills 59cts. Constipation Pills
s. sc. IfIs invaluable person OF eo.spaaeS
hes i'e,rr and .aSssse ills ) Loo. Liver Pills
: - t,a 81 tdiree'y on the liver. Neura isia pifla
= uA ri-f IN 10 min aa9 cure In a few DAYS. Tonic
-!G4. tuf Nervous Exhaustion. Physical Debility
ia-scf b le. Lcss ofSpretts etc. Blood Pills 81 90
hes fr purely vegetable aud csn be taken long
-l AIRY blOodtsiat. Buchu ills al Tor
kidney bladder snd vrinsry diasosItes; this drug has
80 vide Reputation fr two andred years Pifpir and
Freckle Cure ST. the most effective knowe 70 the pro-
fessen- Pile Cure ST, Pills for All forms Female Dis
from 25c,s to s. 90 boz. Also uid
Of all kads at rsasoaahle prices Send stamps Tor
Cstsocue Sod By dresssis you don hnd them send
dlsa.t 10 Us. aJIr' IS confidently Dr. n. u. Bond.
n r. lnsais country Ply sseians Druggists cpr
Sugar Coated ils, Patent srsiaA
Medical appliance through prices
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
MEDICAL.
I.333s!5|3s!Ia3

Cures all diseases. caused b, scsf-.buss vis
spermAtcrrhsa. Seminal Weakness, Nigh
Eni,sioDs, Loss Of Memory, Universe La.si
tude, Pains in the Back pimuess Of Vision,
Premature Old Age, Weak Nerves, D ficul,
Breathing, Pale Countsnance, insanity, Con
sumr tion. ana all diseases that follow - a .s.
quenes of youthful indiscrstions. s s5-..x.
This medicir has bssn Is d Ia our prac.
tee for many ears, and with thousands treat
ed, 1t has not failed in single instance.
s6- Bach package Of VegstoJis Cs,e is wrap.
ped In ultranar ne blue paper printed In gold
gar-coated Pills, and one vial of ModiestsS
Powders Sufficient to make ons-hslf pint of in
estien aud ore Syringe .5-ss {
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13

Maguire's
|BARBAPARlLlA DIT4ERS
wIrH IRON,)

"a
Tho ks.t BlooD, sroxAcn AND LfvsR kedi-
inc ever offered ts'the public. Its very agrss-
able TO she taste and wal not affect the teeth IS
Ion prepsrAtIoKs Sehsraliy So
What 10 x,H do 1T .,ii be found vastly SUI
srior to aay OF ,hs calisaye end ron 40 KEN
sively ussdfsr gnvigoratiex the systeaa. u val
make bloc 1; likewise thIeksn it. Ii will restors
she pale and IN sciated the weak and debilitatea
20 eoier, flssh health and streagth 10 an inered-
THY Ihort time. IL will stssE &, hen abe nursins
mesher and Increase the Gov Of milk, also bene-
ht the child g, the breast and Prevent many Of
the complaint. to winch children are .sbiect 10
Infancy. 1t will tend to rsstore the syesight
when impaired by continued spplicasion in read
lag, wiring or sewing, by stren stAszins the op
slenevs 1t will give vitality TO the mental
Faculties when dep, essed by close confinement to
stsdy or ausiness pursuits. and prevent nervOu'
hesdaehss. 1t via pasify the bleed and pre-
vent the breakins out of boils, PIN plies and tibet
eruption. caused BY poverty Of blood. 1t wal
restor- the genital organs, when weak, to /.
heashy condition regulate the nen.truaI period
| also relieve debility caused by summer heal OF
| excessive prespir ston.
single trial will prove con elusiyeiy that ",
have not over estimated the value Of this excel
lent medicine.
Price, $l-e0 per bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13

j. d e. MAGUIRR,
Chemist and Druggists, Sole Propr'stors,
ST. LOUIS.
Also proprissors Of Mag uirs's celehr tad RESR
PLANT, sure cure Tor DiarrheA, .Dyssatery,
Cholera Morhus sad tina Asiathc hslerA Al,
order, from responsible parties promptly allied
meas7 -dwly ...-. -Et
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13

MANHOODJ WOsfANHOoD

M ANHOVD1 WOA1ANHO0D ]
ho rssesf Books for tbs Million whonsy marry,
wayth Pn,onsN' I4pedimants Canscs and Cure. All
tSat he as2a Preessasien. Pessp don, etc. Al
ae hArriage Guide sud prirasc Evsrv
them young man and seas woman should read
o.. WarrIHR ssst: ChAslesst, St. Louis. Mo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13

MtkUFaCTusEs. .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
MIEw AUkEg.
aoek island Business University

,A ILL OPEN AUGUST isr, 1871, FOB
w the reception Of stadsnts, both LAdiss saA
dan
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-29

Mr.. Staples is truly a thorough going,
energetic business man and farmer. and
as such probably has few equals. he is
a son of Willard Staples and is about 81
years of age. He was left upon the home
stead, to which he has been continual
ly making additions. 1t is said that hia
father, who was also man OF remark
able energy, gave him $4,000 in real
estate, and he is now estimated to be
worth the snug little sum of $25, 900, this
merely shows what industry and economy
will accomplish. 1t is said that he has
operated in the West for many years in
loaning money and in land speculation
but in quiet way, and has doubtless
acted upon the principle that the secret Of
success in business is for man to keer
his own counsel, which is a remarkable
trait in his character.
Mr.. Staples has been twice married
first to daughter of Ira Vail, and next
to daughter of David Lapham. He hal
one daughter by his first wife, who mar
ried Mr.. s. L. Griffith of Dandy, an ex
tensive lumber dealer for many years
By his last wife he has two sons. He il
withal man of social ha bits, being pleas
ant and courteous to all, and greatly en-
joys story telling. We would say to al
60 and visit this beautiful farm, and the
Gilt Edge Cheese Factory. &c. W.
Dandy, June Goth, 1871.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-29

THE ORIGINAL Mrs. PARTING rom
The original Mrs. Darlington was a re.
spectacle old lady living in Sidmt ruth in
Devonshire. Her cottage was on the
beach and the incident on which b er fame
is based, is best told in passa, ye from
Sydney Smith on the "Reform Bill"
"The attempt of the Lords to stop the
progress of Reform, reminds me f,rcibly OF
the great storm at Sidmouth, and of the
conduct of the excellent Mrs. Darlington
on that occasion. The tide rose 70 an in
credible height, the waves rushed in upon
the houses, and everything W as threatened
with destruction. In the midst of this
sublime and terrible storm, Dame Parting
ton was seen with her mop squeezing out
the sea water and vigorously hopping up
the Atlantic Ocean. The Atlantic was
reused. Mrs. Partington's spirit was up.
but I need not tell you that the contest
was unequal and the Ocean beat Mrs
Darlington"
This being the first mention of Mrs.
Darlington her Immortality NAV be set
down as due to Sydney Smith.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-29

THRILLING ADVENTURE OF ADJUST
ERs.-A fire occurred in an interior town
involving four city companies in loss,
Unknown to each other, four adjusters
started for the scene Of action, on the same
train of cars, each fully set upon maintain
ing the reputation of his company for " the
liberal adjustment and prompt payment
of losses" Meeting on the cars, they
recognized each other, where leach being
suspicious of the others errand, but not
daring to say word about it) they talk
over every thing except that which they
had most at heart. When they arrived
at the depot, which was three miles from
the village, they found nothing to "put'em
over the road but solitary CAP, towards
which they all rushed. Three got in and
refused admittance to the fourth, and the
cab started. The fourth ran along and
finally got up outside with the driver. He
Immediately asked the driver if he wanted
to sell his horse. He replied that he did
not-that he was not worth more than
fifty dollars, but he did not care to part
with him. He asked him if he would
take a hundred dollars for him. Yes,
SIR" said the driver. The fourth man u
quickly paid over the money, took the
reins, backed the cab up to bank, slip
ped it from the harness, tipped it up SO
the door could not be readily opened,
jumped upon the horses back and rode of
ick-a-te-switch, while the insiders gazed
astonished out of the window. He rode
into the town hunted up the claimant,
settled the loss, drew his check, got around
to the tavern, and when the three insiders
came up, putting and blowing, he had just
lighted cigar and tilted himself back in a
chair, with his feet on the piazza railing,
where he received his beaten competitors
in triumph. The cabman soon bought
back his horse for fifty dollars, and the
sold - men offered to pay that sum if the
victor would not let on" when he re-
turned to the city. He took the PROPOSE
ton under advisement, not intending leak,
but somehow the matter got out, as this
veracious recital fully proves.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-29
asnsiuess Ynttfes.
HOW WE USED TO BE pHYsIcKED.

HOW WE UeED TO BE PdIoAOhCD.
Who does not remember the time when spring
purgation was considered indispensable 70 sum
mer health! No matter fox wry faces, the ineV-
itable salts and SIENNA, rhubarb or calomel ana
jalap, must be administered. There spring meo'
icines, the youngsters were told, was to Keep
them hale and hearty during the summer. we
ali know now that this was q fallacy; that new
vigor, not depletion, is what is required at the
commencement Of the summer solstice. As
preparation for the enervating effects Of oppres-
siye summer weather, coprge Of Hostetter's Bit
ters is highly exredient. This famous vegetable
psration has three prominent properties: It
renoyates, purifes, and regulates all the func-
lions of the body. It is composed exclusively OF
pure vegetable productions. viz: the essential
principle Of Monongahela Rye, and the most eth-
cacious tonic and Alternative roots, barks and
gums known to medical botanists. Hence, 1t ii
| an absolutely eaye medicine, and no tincture o.
the Pharma copoeia can compare with it either IL
purity, or in the variety of its objects, and III
comprehensive results. Happily for MANKIND
the theory that it was necessary to PROSTATE
patient in order to cure him, is forever exploded
and the true philosophical doctrine that vigor Il
the great antagonist of disease, has taken III
place. Hostetters Bitters is an invisorant, and
hence it is the proper medicine for the feeble a.
this most trying season Of the year.
| Be sure that you obtain the genuine erticle, a.
there are innumerabls vile limitations in the mar
ket Look to the ornamental stamp. the en-
prayed label, and the name blown into the glass
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is sold in bottles
| opIv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-29

A company has lately been formed in
the city of New York, with the title o.
The Bloomington Grove Park Associa
tion," which bids fair to furnish an i'm
portant addition to the many sources OF
recreation and amusement at the COM
mand of New Workers. For this object
large tract of land has been purchased
in Pike County, Pennsylvania, to the
extent of twelve thousand acres, while
other adjacent tracts have been rented for
given period. The company is author
lied to own 10000 acres, and to rent
10000 more. 1t is proposed to inclose
this property in substantial fence, and
to put up the buildings necessary to make
the place one of wholesome and agreeable
resort during the proper season of the
year.
The prospectus of the Association
states that a large amount of game is
already to be found on this estate, and
that measures have been initiated looking
towards its increase, as we'll as to furnish
ing full supply of trout and other fish in
its lakes and streams. The Legislature
of Pennsylvania has given a liberal char
ter securing to the company It's rights and
privileges, and its projectors are sanguine
as to their ability to carry out to the ut
most their anticipations, and to make the
locality one of great attractiveness. The
nearest station on the Erie Railroad is
said to be only four hours ride from New
York, the head quarters of the Park be-
ing ten miles distant. The president and
officers of the Association are all we'll
known citizens of New York, Mr.. Fay
cite S. Giles being the President Col.
Bruce, Vice-President; Mr.. Genio, G.
Scott, Treasurer Charles Hallock, Cor
responding Secretary; and Mr.. John NJ.
Taylor, Recording Secretary.
The capital stock is fixed at 1925, COO
in $3.50 shares, each share giving fol
membership, with its privileges, antl
pro rata ownership in the property ant
all its improvements. The annual due
are not to exceed S75.
We are informed that $50 deer wer
killed on the estate last fall.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-29

The "Mecca" for invalids, is the great Settler
Spring of Germany. Thousands go there for year
ly resuscitation after the waste of genteel dissl-
patton. The possesso of the latest thi-S in civ
iHzed suffering goes there, and those who are
well invent fashionable disease and go there
also, to drink new life from the Sparkling Self
ger draucht. It seems never to have occurred to
the otherwise philosophical Germans to tranSpor:
the Settler to their own doors in the portable
form of powder. 1t was left for an American to
do this, and now indeed "Tarrant's Setzer Ape
rient" is bettsr known than the orig nal Sprlng
itself. The dyspeptic, the bilious, the rheumatic,
and all the victims of venal disease find In 1t their
greatest comfort. 1t is a mild, cooling catharho
and Alternative, and is the very essence OF the
great German Scltzer Spa. Being in powder,
ssTarrant's Setter Aperient" requires. the addi-
ten of wafer only, to render it Instantly delie-
ions efferyeSaiup beverage.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-29

and have caused Eastern to rule very I'M
salable, at prices which will scarcely cover
cost, freight and charges. The quality OF
our fresh receipts Of. Western is generally
good, but still some lots show hot weather
make. The demand is almost exclusively
for very good to prime grades, and no
thing else is at all wanted. Inferior
grades are very hard to move, and those
having them in store, and nearly all re-
ceivers have more or less, are very anxious
about them, as they grow poorer from
day 70 day.
In season like the present, when the
make will, in all probability be larger
than ever before, those who make the
best butter will stand much the best
chance of getting through without much
loss. We hear accounts Of abundant
rains from nearly all sections. The
stimulus given to the dairymen by the
high prices of recent years has greatly
increased the number of cows IN this
State, the north and west, and, as is usual
under such circumstance, the business
has been carried beyond legitimate limits
who venture to assert that unless we OBJ;
tain some accidental outlet for butter /,
now unforeseen, the crop Of 1871 will,
taking the average of the season, be sold
below the cost of production. Dairymen
will not of course while they have the
whole season before them, be willing to
sell at cost !; the consequence will be that
very heavy stocks will be carried forward
to sell as grease next spring, sufficient to
reduce the average of the whole make
below cost. Let those who doubt this
view of the case, ponder over the fac that
of the crop of 1870, has been sold as
grease so far this spring and lsummer, q
100000 pounds, at prices below cost by
at least 100000, and yet the crop of last
year, by reason of drought and an in
crease make of cheese, YVES about 3,OOO,'
900 pounds short of the previous season.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-29

AL women are not beautiful, but all may have
pretty complexion and a soft skin by the use OF
Hagsn's Magnolia Balm. Instead of face COW
cred with coarse Pimpes, sunbuln, Moth patches
&C., she may possess pearl-like complexion, the
envy of her sex, and the admiration of the other.
Its effects are wonderful. Nothing so transforms
rustic girl into city belle as this Balm. It
impalts youthful bloom to the countenance,
and really makes lady of IS appear but is. In
connection with the Balm, use Lyons Celebrated
Ksthairen, the oldest, the best and most popular
hair dr. ssing in the world 1t causes the hair 20
grow IuxuIianty, and prevents it from falling off
and turning gray. 22:w1mo.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-29

$40 600 BEETLES Of Aliens Congress Bitters have
been sold during the last year The best judges
pronounce them equal to any in market. As an
appetizer they excel also, as a remedy for dys-
pepsia, heartburn and kindred diseases. Try
them Sold at wholesale by Burr & Perry, Bos-
ton, Mass Henry & Co., Burlington, VT, and
VIM, Allen, Fort Edward Y. isnlld&wti
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-29

A STARTLING TRUTH.-Thousandsd die annual.
ly from neglected coughs and colds, which soon
ripen into consumption, other equally fatal dis
eases Of the lungs; when by the timely use OF a
single bottle Of DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry their lives could have been preserved to a
green old age.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-29

A gentleman from Bethel Hill, Me-, says that
Messrs Allen Bros, preprietors Of Philip Aliens
Print Works, R. l., were down to Bryant's Pond
recently, trouting, when one of them was attack
ed with sciatic rheumatism so suddenly, that he
had TO be carried from the pond to his hotel. A
bottle of Johnson's Anodyne Eminent was re-
sorted to, and he was out next day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-29

How are you to-day? I'm not well, bilious
and sick headache, have been looking around for
albottle of Parsons Purgatiye Pills. but our ira
ders are all sold out.-[Country Paper.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-29

ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKETING
market on June 9th was active, and
prices without material change. Com.
mon to fair, 90 to 23c; prime, 26c; "gilt
edge" $50; fancy, SOC. Cheese, 13 1-2c