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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

MARRIAGE AT THE SYN JGU:-The Hebrsv
Synagogue. on eth street, was crowded this al
'esEoon by a fashionable audience to witness
lie marriage OF Mr.. CLas. Eaum OF this CITY, tD
Miss Eliza Prince daughter Of Mr.. N. Il. Prince.
AIteT the ceremony reception was held at TIE
residence of Mr.. Prince, on New York avenue.
between Jth and 10th streets, aud the haprv
couple were the recipients Of manv good wishc :
from hosts Of friends. They leave this evening
Tor bridal tour North,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

An ACT proyi5iug for paying 80 the setA.-II. cor,s
the increased compensation prov idsd for by an act
Of tur gTsse
be ittaacfrf ~ the Board Of lLL.gtq.g gUy co,rl
of Common COuaoji Of the Cry II W0Shrpgfnr Tka,
he Mayor Be, aud hereby Is, sRthorixsd and re
quoted 10 pay to TIE detective corp of the Metro
% Titan police force Of District of JO.uyhf tha
nOpcrtiOn properly ohsrgenbls 70 the city 0f a..s
ngton. 81 the Iucrea.ed com peHss'iOn provided tor
iEem By the set Of Congress. approved July D JSs
aDd thai tie came BE- paid out 81 the general fluid
ApproY I'd. Eecamhtr 9. ls7n 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04
d A. FAHNESTOCK'S
We Il MIFUG Z.

Why that 20 many children Gle under ire AZ,
Of five yesrsf That large proportion Of children
die under that eye, has long been a subject Of re
mark, and without satisfactory cause sscert lined
IL Is certain.
Also, IL is known that worms exist In the human
system from its earliest infancy; therefore parents
especially mothers, who are more constantly with
their children, cannot be teo observing Of the first
synpi0s d lroynls for surely as they exist car
they be
sAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from the most DELICATE INFANT, BY
the timely use OF
Il. A. FAHNEsTGCE'S VEEvIFUGE.
Ii IL perfectly harmless, contains Mercury, II
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION,
and RAY he administered with the UTMOST SAFE
TY TO CHILDREN or ALIi AGES
Worn IruftCtiJns. N lCe nule tCT tEe purpose -
pleasing the palate thsB Of NerCOminC ths disease
have been MANUFACTURED all over the COIElcy. Ont
their short esso OF lite 81 nearly eyhaus ~. and Y
A sshnesiocSs NeTMtiuge continues 20 grow n
fsyOr daily.
CAUTION.
Shou'd occasion require you 70 purchase X. =
FahDestOckr NermifuV6, be particularly caretul 10
SEE that the initials b. A. This Is the article
that has Deen 80
FAvORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1929,
And purchasers must insist on having it. If they DO
uOI wish 70 have All imitation forced upon them
SCHWARTZ a AASLEEE,
FORMERLY
BA FAHNEsTOCK's SON 4 co,
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
DEF eodSwly PITTSbURG. Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04
syAcr for the relief Of Robert .,,no,,,

AN ACT for the relief of Robert Armour
Fs ~ >nGci.i ~ tie Board Of dt5sfDi.A and Board
Of Common Coagsii Of ne CRY ~ WaShinsfOa Tat
thr Of tv collars ana twentY-siN cents be- aud
the same = hereby. appropriated out IF the funds
Of the First Ward, 20 enable the Mayor ts refund
the raid .ruount to l. ebert Armour, the said son,
having been paid twice rs tax ON lot 90. in sau4re
No 49,, for the year $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

WE UNDERSTAND that the receptjon TO ba held
BY the Illinois State Republican Association at
Masonic Temple, on Friday evening, the 9Th
irst., Is to be enc of the mos. recherche affairs
or the season. The president has signlficd his
intention OF being present "a also most OF the
members OF the Cabinet. 1t is understood to lie
. full dress affair. Hany of our most di.tn.
suished citizens have been invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04
a. o. for- the reIlai Of the a.sisnees % De I'd

81 ACT for the relief az the assignees Of he cog
tractors for the sewer I'm Fourth street west
E,sj ,H0ciea " ne Beard az Aldermen and SoqyJ
gtonsD,oH C0gAssi AZ ia1 Cttg If WasstRgfca, That
The Mayor md accounting officers OF the corpora
ton be. and are hereby, authorized and iD sfru --e
topaz 20 the asstgnrss Of Dornoh1e and Costello,
snf5ciont sum is hcreby appropriated. muca ~
the Tor the sewer in Fourth street west
eonsuhcted under acts approved October ~. LIS,
aud Augttst q 1859. "a u justly charseahe 10 the
GENERAL Government, and TINT the Mavor I've, ard
he is hereby. requested reclaim from the General
Government the amount Of said as, essmens, which
when renall. shsu be placed 70 the credit Of the
Fnurth " srd, 10 reimburse the outlay auth0risea
by ttis act Improved. December 10. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

ivy fiKs CoNHissIosKRs. At their regular
rncCtfnE last evening. appointed .Isnes Black
- t>iIa man OF NO. I, vice Bowen Dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

TIE ATTES-ios CT mcmbers of the Medical
Society OF the District of Columbia L. called to
the notice elsewhere OF meeting to be held
tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

Skating Jackets
All sizes and prices.
80 HABLE REos., corner III and ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

Rr-AERksT or AN ALLEGED HORSE TarRr.-
George WasbiDston alias Lewis, charged with
horse stealing. who made his escape from the
cells Of tfe Police Court last week, was recap
tured yesterday evening in = house in Murder
Bsy, called the "Bull Head" by Deputy Mar
shals Thomas and Lacy, OF the Police Court
and returned to the lookup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

The ONO kkFT nLtCsr ASSOCIATION held q
business meeting last evening, and decided 10
give series Of sir sOciabICs and sOirecs a,
Msrinls hsD during the coming season. the
tint 10 lie gwen on Friday evening ol this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

WINNIE BEaM's STATUE or LINCOLN arrived
IN tbs city yesterday. but viii not be placed or
exhibition until 2cce pted by Congress
FROM Philip y Solomons we have ahandsoue
and Convenient Calendar for IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

EsFt saGcisi bg N. board 81 Aldermen ant Baart
ot Common Contc at fe CiiE Of WdSatn gl0u. That
te stun 81 forty four dollars and isIv cents be atd
the same Is hereby appropriated ont Of fhs general
fund enable the Mayor to pay the said amount 70
Jehu j. Peabody for work done at the police coH-s
Approved December 70, IS7o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

an ACT n ray !. :. Johcs apothecary FOR the moor
q the Enth ard, Tor dicineS 10 rnIshsd during
The quartz ending March 81, I.-g.
n. az eaGct.H ~ the bOGTd of Iffs-1Hrr mt ROM
Of Common foVHctt RI me Cay o. Eds4fnc.8g ~.
the rum OF tive bur dred ana IA Tly-tyo a III y
nln y hve re nts he, and the s~EEe Is herc,. ?rc-
prStCd out Ct the general fund TO nay : -
arpthecsTy. Tor incidence furnished he poor r ~
sIl.h ard during the quarter ei ding WarrS ~
$50. TAppTayed pecemba, Ia ~ n %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

1HE ETB-sTKEET CIRCLE ENCLOsFD.-The
circle Al the interst ctiOn CT 18th and VI streets
with CrnOnt and Massachusetts, avenues has
recently been enclosed, and a fOot-wa'l OF
Seneca stone IS now being laid around II. In
eide the iron railing. which II OF "A very neat
pattern, walks have been laid out and the
points for trees and shTubbery marked. It =
likely that neNt season the place VIII be still
further improved; and II so, Il viii add much 10
the beauty Of that section Of the city. u l. a
question With come whether the contractor tor
The railing has Tully complied with the con
tract. - the railing l. not curved, but IN
straight sections. making polygon instead OF
a circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

syAcT 20 pay William II. paw for medicines r,r
nishId curing tue quarter ending September 81
1870
81 a. fHrrfsd Jy ~. Boayi Of kifsTBssa and B11rs
Of Common t0BEcIi Of IA, Cay a. Washington rk,t
the sum Of one hundred and two dollars aud i've
cents be, and tue same is hereby appr1pria; = ou
OF the general fund To enable the Mayor 30 paw vii
liam II. Daw apotleCsIy 10 the poor of the S,copH
Ward. for medicines furnished during tx plart9r
ending September 80, $50.
Approved, December 49, 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04
CINlNL e EftlIlNtF II, INTW.
Approved, December Is. 1879.

AN Acr To- amend an act entitled An act to build /.
sev-waI IN tie Eastern Branch, approx Ell Decem.
Der 9. $50.
Be a. .Hdc;sd ~ the Board af AEfsr,D.o g,d BoarJ
y Common Cosrod ef fhs Ctss OF Washigg.on That
set entitled AN act - 6Vi'd a sea wall in the
Eastern Branch approved December Q, IsO be
amended by striking oat the ords general fund
and insel ting m ben thereof the words canal
fund (Approved, December -, IsTV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04
Good Things To Eat
ENDLESS SUPPLY,
BY
ELPHONZO TOUNGS,
GROCER AND r urRCHANr,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
SINTa AND r sr8EETS.

Another New York steamer arrived this NOR. ms.
bfingn ~ al additional supply Of
FRS CHRISTMAS LUXUEIFS.
snd We name In part:
ALMONDS. all tie fres; varieties
wALSUrs, new and ,e;y ehsice.
FILBEETs
ZANTE CUBRANTs.
PRUHES-daest French, in boxes.
Do. in bulk, at Iow rates.
CITEON-best IeChcrn.
FREhcn FRUiTs. in syrrr. Fut NJ in yla..
nanleutal aid delicious.
duced, including Stewart and Mollerts
SWEET Cider; only 20 barrels Ieft-the riches;
in this city.
GEM INE NEW ORLEANS MoLAsSEs.
GosEEN BUTTER-50 packages on hand.
CANNED FIUIT and VEGETABLES, in end
less supply.
MlNCE MFAr-fsr superior 20 ktmore's ana
Fisher .. and not spoile. with rOoT ,rstSsg.
And Thor,anf md On, other Desirable articles
suitable fOr holidays. Gail ana sec.
ELPHONzO YOUNGS,
G2ocER AND MERCHANT.
MASONIC TEMPLE.
deH srH Avp sTErETs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

TEE COLUMBIA RAILIoAL CoMPAsY.-There
has been up to this tire 80 shares of stock
'or this proposed street railroad subscribed for,
leaving but so more to be subscribed befc re-
Tire company can be organized and the work OF
constructing the road commenced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

AEEEST o. sFOwI TEIEF-ILc Bits Catcses s
Bs0ss o. 70 nap Ten Cclst--This morning
'ncer George II. keBner arrested a cOloreti
man on the corner 81 18th and + streets having
IN his Possession n bag containing L. chickens
and game rooster. which he had stolen and
bat their heads of-ss he COHft..ed-killius
them al the roOSt 70 prevent them from alarm
ing any one The o-cer has ak warrants
against hin for larceny Fl chickens from diifer-
ent persons When he got ur with him. the
tSllOw SAID the BAG contained Oh ciothilIg and
tired 20 escape, but his story Gid not take and
he Was taken 70 the station house wberr The
ch.ckere have been IdentInef hv the owneEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

FINE plated drops and sets and bracelets
French etrusSan Setts. Croisie initial buttons
and Alaska diamonds in gold. received az PTiyg'
-Iewelry Store. No AS Pennsylvania avenue,
between !, and 9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

ZONE FOR YOUR PRIZES.-Every person sit
~ ing for half dozen Csrtes De visite draws :
Photographs In ine style. ss3 10th street, near
! sreet den 2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

SALE OF MoNEY.-At the I'D monthly meet
'ng Of the PrOyident Buiidip. Association Ia 4
night, 60 shares were advanced upon at al
average of %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

AfENALE SCAS KsGEk-TTogr>ssO Of uoaaaa q
Etghts--Msyor Emery yesterday appointed
MIs- Palmer Bri>coe scayenger OF the Fourth
Ward, IN place al her late husband. being fully
SzuSfed before he m2oc the appoint rnsut IN AZ
she was fully competent "a perform the duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

REAL ESTATE SALH.-Messrs. Fitch & Fov,
zeal estate broke ;, have sold to Judge .. w
Wright part Of lot square 31j, fronting - feet
on NJ street and running back depth Of 100
ieet Oh lith street, for 81 .lO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04
Eurled Alive.

4 BGEk Cared IR-Cnc fdn Crushed 10 Death
aud Che SsTiCusly l9jured.
This morning about II O'Clock. while some
men were employed in eScavating for gravel,
near the corner OF 9Th and + streets northeast,
the bank caved If, buryiDg two c0lored men.
Joseph Peasants and Frank SpraSue. The
earth was removed and Peasants was found to
be so severely crushed that he died IN about two
minutes after being eXtricated. He resided on
I'D street, between and q, South Washington,
and leaves wife aud one child. Sprague, who
was badly injured, was removed to his home on
I'm street east, where his injuries are being at
tended to by DIR. Ford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

Miss ADELAIDE u. NTBDOCK, a youn1,r
sister OF Mr. James =. MurcOck. the eIocufi5n-
ist and actor, " no made great bit AT her debut
IN the Philsdelphia Acadamy of NJ Isle no. Iou J,
since. will deliver = lerturr on TUESDAY eve.
ming, January 10Th, a. Lincoln Hall, Against
WOmans Rights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

EXAMINATION or CANDIDATES To dav.
quite large number OF candidates for sppoinr.
ment on the police force are before tue exam
inirg surgeons ant commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04
Personal OUTFITS.

A CAgD TO TIE LADIES
MRS. !. E SPENCER. -
9lS PfFHfg ir0ri1 0~g b-g ga and irfh SIS ~
Being about 10 retire IRON business. now d
ofers the heisncc Of her etock 81 FRENCH 49,
MILF NtkN. comprising " slktpg and Reception
BOuuets, ROund> H-fs. Feathers, Flowers. Nelvets
LeCeE, sash Ribbons. etc. Also. great variety uf
FANCY GOODS, Dre-s Trimmings. and CCTSets al
of which viii be sold II BELOW COST IL 81 ,sa out
the business by the list OF February. ja2-Im-
NOTICE OF COPARTsERsHIP
WASHINGTON, ID. q, January -. ISL.
have this day associated with ne in the Sewin-
Machine Business, my son, EDWARD STEER gud
We shall hereafter conduct the sale Of the
WHEELER AND WILsON MANUFACTURING
CUhPANI'S SEWING MACHINES,
under the rm Of
p. j. STEER & son.
Very thankful for the Patronage heretofore sc-
corded TO me, respectfully Ssh Continuance there
of Ia the new firm r. D. STEER
js2-3t kep. ,Chron.I 46l Pennsy lvania arenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

MEETING az TIE PROvIDKNT AID SOCIETY.
4 meeting of the society for improving the
con'lition OF the poor was held last evening,
Mr.. A. l.. Shepherd in the chair, and Mr.. A.
Hart acting -cTetary. Mr.. j. p. Tustin, from
the committee on nominations. reported
A Last OF DIRECTORS,
three fTcIn each ward, anil they were elected
a. follows Flint Ward-Jas. L. Tu-tin, John
r. Cook, George 4. McGlue. Second Ward
w III. Chase, d. T.. Fitch. u. l.. Roberts; Third
Wsrd-A. &. Richards. II. T.. Connolly Peter
Campbell. Fourth Warti-A. Hart, +. III. Mil
Ter, DAVID a. Burr; Fifth Ward-A. f. Clark
JOSIAH Kellogg, j. Ii. Clark; Sixth ward-Jas.
q. Dolin, L. A. Allen. ;. ". Kennedy; Seventh
Wards. ). Baker, Perry Rider, William XII
cord.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

NOTICE.-The undersigned beg leave TO SAY
Y t. the public that they have
some hne CARRIAGES. with good
and careful drivers. To HIRE b. the hi ii ~
hour. day. week or month; also, SING l. = s.d i0I
BILE TEAMS TO HIRE. Transient horses care
fully attended to. Horses ALWAYS on h ADD Tor sale
HUGuELY n BOWEN
de29-lm. Between 9Th And !.b sfy@e'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

HE HUMAN CURIosIrIEs at odd Fellows
iiall, ar we'll worthy the pStrOnag. OF the
pnbhc- The double headed girl. heretofore re-
terred 10 IN fhg STAR, - certainly puzzle.
II tbere one OF her or Two" Each possesses in
dv1cual consciousness, and each does her own
thinking. ON the other hand when one l.
hungry the other - the same thsnyh the dig,.
tive organs are independent. We Give II M
Then there Is . : foot high giant and 1,antss,
who looks down upon him, and woman
bearded like the pard." n any bosv $3.50
how he was bearded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

~ T. BOWEN,
II. HOUSE. SIGN,
ORSANEETAL PAINTER ASp 0HAZIER,
30. ga LOUISIANA AVENUE.
limitations ~ al bnds % WOOD ana marble neatly er
~e,a5y, ~ TIE --latest an u1Ost approved sIy os.
yZsls PROM PITY ATTENDED, TO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04
STEAMBOAT LINES.

HOKTEST ROUTE TO WILNFNGTnN
- IA aRLE>ION, eANANSAH. sew on
LkAAs, AND ALL POINT. SoUrH.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

'use dragging does not cover tie
seed deep enough. Wet ground
should be plOwed in narrow lands 40
that the water may pass off more
readily in the dead burrows, Dry
gruund may I've plowed in broader
lands. never pillow around a field,
because too much land would he
trampled down i'm turning at the
corners. Now, one word to farmers
on planting trees: plant forest
trees for a grove, eight feet apart
Trees which are Intended to lie used
as posts 'or wire fence should be
planted sixteen feet apart. prefer
soft or hard maple for posts. When
tho trees become large enough, take
IA strip Of board four and half feet
long and three inches wide. Fasten
il to the tree with spikes driven only
nalf way in, and as the tree grows II
will force the board out to the head
of tie spikes, staple your wires fast
to the boards and you will have II
cheap and durable fence. plant
standard apple and cherry trees
twenty four feet apart, and plum
trees sixteen feet apart. Buy your
fruit trees from "a reliable nursery
man near at home Eastern trees
have always proved a failure with
me. There is no longer any doubt as
to whether we can raise apples in !
Iowa. Let us plant plenty of
good, hardy trees and then take care
of them. Let US continue to plant
trees around our farms, and across
them, and in groves. BY ami 10y
they will become valuable for fuel
and fence posts. They will protect
our homes, our stock, our orchards,
and our crops, from the driving
winds which sweep over our prairies
They will add not only to the value
of our acres, but make our homes
more beautiful.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03
TO HISICIlNS.
New YORK, August Is, 1865.

Allow me 10 cali your attention 10 my PREPA
RATION OF COMPOUND EXFRAtT OF Blu
Gnu. The component parts arc. BUCIIU, LoNG
LtAF. CUBES JUMPER BERRIES.
MonF OF PREPhHATIoN.-B uchu. III vacun
Juniper BERRIES nv disrill4tion. to form hne
gin. Cuhchs extracted by disbursement with
spirits Obtained from juniper Berries: very little
sugar is used, and small proportion of spirits. 1t
il more palatable than any now In uFe.
BuChu a. PREPARED by Druggists. is of n dark
color. II is plant that cmfs fra~rance: the
nc ion of fame DESTROYS this dts active principlel
| aving n dark ana wlutenOus daCoCtiUn. NJ . il
the color of ingredients The Buchu in my prep
aTatiOn prrGOmimtcs: the smallest quantities OF
the other ingredients are added. 70 prevent fer
m'Htaton: upon inspection il will BE- found not
TO be a Fincturc. a. made IN PharmacopTa nor is
II SvrUp--and thereto can be used In cases
whcr" fever or Inflammation exist. H. this. you
have the knowledge of the ingredients and the
mode Of preparation
Hoping that y0u will favor II with trial. and
that upon inspection it will meet with your APP
probation.
With feeling of profound confidence,
am, very respectfully,
II. T. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist of 10 years experience.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03
Farmers Column.

IiUe thORghtS or AgricwttH' at Nat
kerS solicited.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

in all diseases Of these organs. whether existing
in male or f'mlln. from whatever cduse original
iuE. and no matter OF bow I0ny standing. ii u
p "a-aut IN taste aud ORC, ''immcdiate III action.
aud NOR strengthening than any vi the prepare
ii - OF Bark or Iron.
Inose suffering from broken down or delicate
cons IIUtiun-. procure the emedy al once.
The reader must be aware that. however slight
MAJ b., the atttCk OF the above disra-es II l. Ger
tain 10 affect the bodily health aud M ntu power.
All III" ahDv' dit as,s require the aid 81 Din
ret.c. Helm o0idss Extract Euchu is
the great Dluretic.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03
How to Make Farming Profitable or
UnprOfi table.

1.-THE following Essay was read before the Farm.
ers' Institute in this city, BY VIM. Winters, Of VT.
Vernon, fDNyushin
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

will radically cxtcrminats from the syst"m dis.
ca-rs ari.,ug from haDit> of dlsspalion at .itTlr
eXpen-e little no change in die, no inCOnv eu-
ancc or exposure; CON sI'tely supcrsediu@ those
unpleasant and dangerous remedies, Cop,.' Ia and
in all these diseases.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03


warmers Couch HalsaHi - heal NJ.
-oft,nim,, aud rNp"ClurIiing. The extraordinary
p,,,y,r il po~s".,rs in immediately relieving and
nvrptna'lv curing the most obstinate c@s'r a.
Coughs Colds Sore ThrOat. Bronchitis lnlUCn2a.
Carurrh. IioHr-eupss. Asthma and Cnn~unPlion
j. almost inrrodiblc SO prompt Is the relief and
certain its effects in all thu. above cases any af
lection Of tn throat ard lung that Thousands OF
phvscans arp daily prescribing IT, and one and all
say that il j. the most healing ard eNp"c'0ri!ng
mpdicinD known one dose always affords relief
and IN most cases one one bottle effects cure
Sold by DRUGGISTS. in large botIlrs. Price One
nu,lw, It IL your own FAULT ifyou still C. ~gh ana
sufl-r. The Balsam will cure,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-19
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Iunc:.
suoh ns Coughs. Coltls, Whooping
si.sH Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
80. lf'at- md (topHfI-yntiSp N ttA-A

s Probably never hc;nrc III the w,!oIr history Of
medicine, haa any thing wen so widely and SO
deeply upon Tie conliuclce III 1manl.inii, us this
excellent remedy for pulmonary cDi:.i,lnnts
Through long series years. anu among most
OF the races OF men it has ri.cn higher and higher
IN their estimation, rs it has become .Gr known
Its uniform character ;ll.,i Oue, To- curc ilic yu
riolis affections OF Tie lungs HEd throat, have
made It Known rs Il reliable protector :.yaint /
then While adapted lo niidci forms vi t:is rI,sc
AMI 10 young children, il j. al Tie safnc time lie
most encctual remedy TIN, tc given for incp-
lent consumption, and liz dangerous, ;rc. tiuiis
oil The thront and lung. .i> provision against
st"tlcn attacks Of tiH"7'. ii !luu!d i'c Lcit on
hsn i'll every family, nnd indeed ii. II are some
times subject tn COLTS :i,s coughs, I'll should be
provided with this anti,,..'c FOR them.
Although settled (0E*".I}finn j. thought IN.
durable, still great numbers nf eases " r.r lie
disease seemed rettictl, hayc hcrn rui. I. tcly
cnrr1l, anil the patient res tered - :nund IL: -,
by the Cherry i'crf0iUf. 50 complete i. il.
mastery over tl,c disorder. q: liz ,:l.r- :i,.,
Throat that The m"st OBJ tn;.i. a.. ll.cn Yield l.. H.
When nothing rl-" could req u h,,l. ui,.!.r the
ChrrrU I'ccfoT1i they s.'.-c .ir! III. nl.ira:.
Singers and f'nht;c *i",titr# i...i :.:ca;
protection ii"m H..
-fsfh,nn is Away rrii-:c, :,:;,. ,nrl v, 4,
cnrcl by it.
Kromchifis l. ...,.:.il. ,;.,l,; :. ,li,;. H..
Chr,ry F.~trr,.i IL -u II VA /, ,,.'. .; .'..cs.
So generally are IL vi::,it- ir..w:.. ;i. ~.
need moi publish the ",iii.itt.'- ci ;!, ,'r. ~.
ln more than a-sur. t :.'i,!" ,:,i il ..a..i.t,
nlc fully maintained.