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Did he Say SOY'

"Wherc is heaven? How can we get there?
1t is very high up, isn't it, Out spoke the
child voice, as the liquid blue eyes look Gag
erly into mine, awaiting the answer. They
we're the questions of a golden,haired little
one who had just numbered five summers,
and she stood now at my side, in the bright
spring morning, her little hands filled with
the beautiful flowers she so dearly loved.
$50 the children have flowers in heaven,
mamma ?" she asked first. "It would be so
nice to put them on our dear SayiOur's head,
and let HIN Be king, Just as Eva Morton was
queen at the May party, wouldn't it, NAM
ma? And would lay them all around his
dear feet too, for him to walk on. 1 think
he loves the darling little flowers, because he
makes so many for u.s. Don't you, mamma ??
Thus for a while chartered on the sweet
ripping voice scarcely waiting for any reply.
But suddenly there was pause, and a puz-
zled look came over her. A moment more
it was turned 20 ne, with the questions
IS heaven we~u2 How can We
lt
arlng, lie. answer.
is too far or for US TO fad it alone; but
.sus tells US to trust ourselves to him; to
put our hands in his, and he will lead US
along, day by day, safely in the right path
toward heaven; and by-and-by he will come
for US, and bring Us into his own beautiful
home, and let US live there with him for ever
and ever.
Does he say so, mammal" eagerly asked
the little voice, tremulous with emotion, and
never shall I forget the expression of loving
joy that played like ray Of sunlight over
the chilis features, when assured that he
did say 50; and she added, "then know he
win, because he always does what he prom
ises."
How beautiful this taking God at his
word, trusting always, doubling never; by
the silkea cords Of simple faith, bound as
it were, to the invisible. Verify "a little
child shall lead them"
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AN OLD SCOTTISH WOMAN, wishing to cross
the river Forth, hesitated to enter the ferry
boat because a storm was brewing. The
bOatman asked if she would not trust in
Providence. ma, ma, said she, 81 will ma
trust in Providence, as long as there is a
bridge at Sterling.
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S1Eg:I1 I'D Druggists
"a An HOO

IL oW LOST, now EsfoHEO.-Just pub
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the face ana DO ~, COu.umPt n, EPi'epsy an
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lie, lesriy demon states, from 3 forty years sue
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OF self aous" may be rsdicslly cursd, pointing
aUt a mode cure At once sImpie, ertain, and
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matter what his condition m .y be, can be effect
usliy cured, cheaply privately AM radic2ly.
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cry youth sad every man iu the and
sent under seal. in plain euv elop, Price SO
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New Work juntl%-dAwIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-05

Diseases rising IrOa. nuts reGiOn have been
treated ~lth 6alsRn CopAiba aLd Mercury, an
Il, the st malhs of patients Gsing them became
az n&ussHtsl Aud " asensd that At was hard to
dscIue ~bloh Mas the ~OrSt COMPLAINT the AIS
g, rdered stomach OF the original disease A:
9Th he 5amatItsu's Gt I made ats advent, ana
a entirely new system OF cure lnaugurated
anu the ben h-l1i vesaits al once seen The dl-
ust.ng drugs 9r" polsOns we're discarded, anu
u day tne utit 8 rr' scrDsd by members OF the
ieaGIng Physicians, yet, notwithstanding, the
>smArItBn's 1IIt is known TO De positive cure,
purely yege sole, and pleasant 10 use, az GU y
ten pills nave to be taken, any Old III deldvI-
SDs will stick 70 their slcHenlng rugs and gorge
their "a lents for weeks perhaps months
E4s- Has long joo and a big bill any
Ihiug TO do with II? ale packages 81. Frmae
50 Sent by mail We cInn 1 a old c>Iling tn
ate tun OF de J'caIe females to the Sam
Grft 4 positive cure for Wbites; BY following
directions you wall socn get rid of thai trouble
some disease aud become robust and hearty.
Sold oy Druggists generally.
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9l5 R.oe street, PhilsdeiphIs, Pa
CHAs. BsSsEs, Srr1er illinois aad Msrks
street Agent for Rock Island
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MEDICAL.
DIR. q. Bi2e1Ow,

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN.
has removed from No 10 South C!srk-st cor.
Monroe, 10 No 10 South Haistso ST. Ii is we'll
known by ali reasers OF the papers that Dr. Big
elo is the oldest established fnyslclan in Chi
cago, who has made he treatment Of all chrome
ana 8, xusi diseases q spectsi'y.
lie has dev ted ihe last twenty years of his
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private complaints in boih sexes. And for the
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C,srk saeet Chicago, IL.
Fron his long os tabl shment, and unequaled
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charge, he has gained MON tide reputation,
VII, causes the sfi: ed to &c k his aid and al
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well known that all who call on him with any
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| efects of N neral pc sons Youn~ m n who have
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| fema.es.
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Sue DAYS from 10 t. I'm, and from to 80 p.
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Sperm storrhsa, Seminal Weakness, Night
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Premature Old Age, Weak Nerves, D aeult
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va This medicine las been us d in our prac-
tce for many ears, and with thousands treat
ed, ii has not failed in single instance.
e8- Each package of Vegetable Cure is wrap
letters, and contains one bottle filed with Su
gar-coated Pills and one vial of Medicated
Powders Sufficient to make one-half pint of in
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vEaY LADYIN THELA DsH0ULD KNOW
what " hite alycerine is
AND
" hat it Does.

Waite GlyeerIne may Dc described a beau
uuL pearey white semi trRn.pSreht and asst,
mud has more COssistepce body than she
ommon gly cerIn- VII Gu 10 thin, syrupy fund
ABOUT T. colo. of water 1t has none of the
attributes or characteristics of nitro glyoeriDe
has slight AZ eea0lr odaa dep'-,ts 10 sedi
ment. Its most singular oh IT cJeristic is It's r.
narkAhi AFFINITY for tbs SAN; bat il does not
"a has been stated, leave tr,nsparanI coaflb &
which 'oldih,s vt" a petriy White ename tina
can net be removed " 1t peaetr>te. the skin
aod 1t Is here hat It's eKtr ,oriinary decoioriznE
nd bleaching p were produce resu IS at on =
n topishi.g snd gratiiNIBg I, so clarifies the
sk that 1t ma, be saih TO cav it without sp i
or h'rml h, rs ueric in It, purity aid beauty
as that "i the tairest ,hld / p,ss ssss ether
valuable properties uspe,iElIy in IN bina ions
to whioh, hoSe'-r, l. Is moe ress.ry he
allude. It's At Dresrut of red only in rsf ned
s'ate tor d"mt strc toll u.e.
1h-tit il an article which can u t ioiure To
%k'n - prov ny ID ~ { searching cbem icp
Analysis, Arr by the long ontinuei t St Of dsilN
use by hundreds 1t hss been taken Internal
with no injurious efi-rts, aud J.. believed TO tC
eutirel' powtrless # harm. 1t ha, iusarah,
received the com mend .tions Of all who have use
T. FOR : lie by al Drugui Is
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Joa nGcsAR'
Sir Jane. Clark's Female Pills.

These Invaluable Pills are unfsiling in s4e
cure OF sli those painful and dangerous leases
10 whIcn the temA.e cons .itutlob sui lecD-
They tn JIerAte ali exec, and TT nc,e al. 90
steuetions, from ~hateseT cause
fU .ARHIA ID LADfES
they are particularly .uited. Th=y will in =
short uWs brlug on the m .nth.y period wIth
regu arIty and although very powerful tain
nothing hurt ul t. the constitution In all ease.
OF N-tsou' aud SptnSl Affect MS. Pains the
Back ana IN IS. satJsu o. light exert. .
Paip tstI"n OF the Heart, Hyste,Ics aud b,les
hey Will e1vct n cure when a other means hsv r
ia led he erculars around eaoa package give
!ull directions sLd al vice, viii be sent free t.
sl writing Tor Tbs M sealed fro IN observation.
SPECiAf. NOTICE
1t is tbs fate of every true valuable medicine
to De uoUSTERFErIED. job Moses SIr James
Clarkes Rvma'e Pills are ext nslv.ly COUNTER
FELT n. Dishonest Druggists endeavor to eel
the 'unterfeIts 20 make greater profits.
y. In all cases whe-e tn Genuine cannot
be obtained, One Dollar enclosed to the Sole Pro
Prielor. JOB MOSES, Is corlIsndt Street. New
Ntrk VIII insure a bottle of the G-nVine c"u
containing Fifty Pills, BY return mail securely
sealed from any knowleig If its contents.
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A MILLION IN The FIELD .

Y,s million ot men Il say nothing OF TIE
aides, know by exI erleuoe that
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produces shAocs of CO. II that seem to have bee d
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BAItHEloN,~ MAIk DYE.

This superb Rair DN is the beet in the 'oorir
perfectly harmless reliatt &c and inst antaneOus:
no dlsappUiutnent; no ride ulous ttpts OF els
agreeable odor. The genuine WIN A. Batche-
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did Black o. Natural Bruwn, lsA'es the hA.r
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Gle OF lead or any injurious compound sofa BY
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Depot, No. 81 Oneid. St, Milwaukee,

DR.. Kslekhof's Celebrated Eye Water.
There are few diseases to which mankind are
subject, that ire more distressing than sore eyes,
and, Lerhsps, for which more remedies have
been used without success. Having long been
sco uainted with these facts DR.. Kalckhoff pre-
scented his celebrated Eye Water to the pu Bile,
as the only Eye Water ever discovered, for the
perm AneoI relief of great Inflammation ard con-
tequent debility Of the eye. 1t will remove op
tn slmis or Inflammation of the eyes at their
commencement and will cure sore eyes from =
d. fiuxion of sharp humors, inducing such debil-
ity in them, that vision is effected with utmost
difficulty. In all csmmon complaints of the
eyes, it will be found a speedy and .fectus'
remedy Price 2E cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists and patent medicine
dealers in the country.
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Oneida St Milwaukee, Wis. oct2S dom