Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-08-18

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A SURE S5iRi a'T PREVENTIVE y Us En-
For Fever and Ague Intermttents B0qsness and al dis
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are and IN of
single instance failed in producing the most
happy B IsiEass III To FEMALES.
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TIERS with the greatest Of and no ton.
PLEAs4NT TO The TASTE and At the same time eOSn
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lie to give them fair tral; ana Woo @ po4txo
No preparation the world produce many unqua
fed BY physicians Of The very highest standing
Endorsed also by the Clergy and the leading dsnOmna-
REV WM R. BABcocK oldest Methodist minister in St.
Louis says the Home Brs were most grateful In
ting the restoration of ny strength and an increase OF
appetite. .v. ,uno o. 1877,
Persons greatly debtatd have been and WHO requiss
need seek for nothing better thsn tho
A'N'' PTssidns Elder Church Plst5SsTs District
ST. LOUIS No. Der. g. 1870 )
JAMES A. Jackson COL have examined the formula for
Hsfa the the hG%H nonhs 'sos
able tonic and stimulant now in use s. H. MELoHER'
JAMES A. JACKSON COGsn:lonen As YOU have sr com,
Bters Il &c therefore be considered med
iine patent having been taken or nave awe
ingy say tho combination of excellence all the
%hsh hey SOn being highly Tonic stomah
Carmnitve sgy the mSde oS o.
Having used them in private we take IN
being the best Tonic and stuans n9 SEeo 70 1s pso
Gc, Obstetrics and Diseases of Women College Of Physi.
cans and late member Board OF Be2n' po, q,
Obstetrics and Diseases ST. Louis Med College
Late Prest. No. Medical College,
Prof Surgery Mo- Medical College late Resident Physi.
clan City Hospital st. Louis Missouri ,,r pp,,,u p-,
J. q. WHITEHALL, Ed. Medical archives. Archives
e r. vpIcvr n D. s. CRATE Moses, NJ. D.
CA. WARE, ~ D. y a a " N19XN NJ e. n
Prof Surgery, ogopsthis Medical College.
Prof Of Midwifery and Diseases Women College of HOmO'
pathio Physicians and suFsg g@4S T. TEMPLE MD
Prof Materia Medca and Therapeutics Homeopathic Aea
cal 00iiSss Oh AiSs JSo GENTLEMAN NJ D., Lecturer
On Diseases of Children Eqn%GpshiS Segs Of MISSOURI
Prof of Physiology Mcs Goesf OF No.
Clinical Medicine Col Ho @opathc Physicians and snrgs
They upEISSE o g 81 sfF
No Bers in the world can eS;c them Chemist.
Eminent PInysiciaias Of Chicago.
for the HOp Btters has been n submitted to u.s.
general use ~" O-'''N H. WOODBURY., NJ. d..
c. A. MARINER, Analytical JAS v z B1AsEy, N Ini p
HSs;TTAas Mr., T. n ni d sa1S Goll M s.,
Noa'S. s. BAEszs, N. D., is T. $. HoysE, NJ d.
jas .I 4. ooilIss n; 4: n4gs, n ,:
Eminent PEzy sicia,as i'm Clncinnat1.
Medical Colleges, ..,,.- -
Bters have been offered to the puohc en-
bracing many valuable remedial agents
j. L. WAITER, NJ D., L. A. JAMES NJ. u,
C. T. SIMPSON, M D., :. T. BONNER, d: "
C. 8. MUscRArT NJ D., e. W BIGLER. NJ O''
W. T. TA1LIAFERRo, N. D., J. j. QUINN NJ d., %
i H. BUcKNER NJ D., W. r. WOODWARD, NJ D.,
r. A Dourrry NJ D. R. S. WAYNE Chemist.
r. WoopwApp m D. G.. X. TAYLOR, NJ D.,
D. W McCA Rry1Y N, D., P. t. MALEY, NJ. d.,
4. H. JOHNSON, N. D. s. b. ToMLlNsoN' M: W
E.rstmpmG FskysiciaHaS Il, Memphis:
The Bittcr invaluable remedy LOT lnogeston
and diseases arising from malariGl causes
G. B. THORNTON NJ. D., ALEX ERsK1NE, NJ D.,
n charge Ct City Hospital, n H. HODGES, n De-
J. M RoDGERs, NJ. D., PAUL OTEY, M u,
II, W. PUBNELL, NJ. D., NJ A. EDMUNDs M D'b
SINDropD Bell, NJ D.. Jos. Z. LYNCH, NJ. D.,
E9Rnisnemt Physicians i'm Pittsburgh;
F. DAKE ~ d. Wsi. CLOVES, NJ. D.,
W. r. CHILDS, NJ D., D. H. WILLARD, NJ ~
o. KUTH, Chemist, j. H. McCLELLANDI M O'I
And Hundreds of Others
in all parts of the North, West and South.
J. E. GARNER, NJ d. Milwaukee . 49,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, March q, 1871.
JlcKsoN& oHaving examined the formula OF the
Home Stomach Bters have prescribed them in prac'
&e for time them the best Tonic Bers
now in r. H. McMAdoN' NJ 10
GTsFor sale by all druggists and grocers.
lanes A. jackson 81 Co., PrOpr1etOrss
laboratory los and 107 N. Second ST., ST. Louis Missouri