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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20

THE Grand Lodge of Odd-Fellows, IL
session at Ottawa last week. notified al
Lodges in this and other States that con
'mittee has been appointed consisting OF j.
Ward Ellis, G.. P; Ola. J Roger,P G.
R.. and E. P Sherman, p. T., of Chicss"
to receive and disburse all donations tb
may be SAINT TO them for the relief of tn
Chicago sufferers s.szg -. .se
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20

JAY Cooks. the Philadslphia banker
says has~ish abe srcepsieu Of the rebellion
the harniag Of Chicaeois the most ssrribls
calamity That has ever Aappssed to his
country. D. ,a - 8s.sA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20
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NJ An HOOD :

sow LOST, HOW RESTORE 0.--Jus pub
4 iishcd ~ Or. Lev - 'le page, Thirs Eds
On. tns Il -i,cs. Companion Ald Guide 20
eaith. On ghe radical cnre OF Spsrmatorrh~a.
sen,nAl Weakasts, Ia 20; anisry Sem N 81
.osses. inPoteDcys &entsl aud Physical Inca
JScitJ, Iapedimept to Marriage. etc. and th'
YeuereAl and syphilliuc Aalaoies, with plain
N d clear directions for the spsedy cure of Sec
udary syDptoms, Gonorrbea, Glsets, StricturVs
nd all diseases of the skin, such As seurvy
SerefuIs, Ulcers, Boils, BlOtohes and PInpleS OF
he faoe and DO iJ. Consumption, Epilepsy, An
Fits, induced by self indulge+cs or sexual ex
rsvagGnce.
The celebrated author, in this admirable trest
&c. clearly demonstrates from forty years cue
,.s.ful practice, thst the alarming consequence
4 self sbus" msy be radicslly cured, pointing
aut . mode # cure at once simple. certain, snt
sectuAl, BY means Of which every sufferer. NJ
waiter what his condition may be. can be sfect
lily cured. ebeApIy, privately snA radically.
~ This Soak should be in the hands ct ev
r, youth and even man 10 the land
Sent under zeal, In plain enyelop. Price D
ant. Address DR. LEWIS, No. 7, Beach o.
View York. Junei"-aSy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20

ss sTHE people of Iowa have shoxn . strong
deposition to change parties in local mat
ssrsg TIE result of this feeling has bess
the placing aof about thirty Democrats il
ths House, nearly ons-third Of the entir'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20
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. SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

DR. BOHANEANSa "VEsBTABLE GU
RATIVH' peruansatly cures all forms of 'spe :
matorrhes' or "seminal weakness In from two
TO seven weeks time. Ii restores Los, Power
and brings back the "Y Outhful vigor" of those
who have destroyed It by sexual excsssss or evil
pr.sticss. Young men suffering from the effects
OF that dreAdfuiiy destructive habit of Self
euse esn use this medicine with the assurances
Of speedy and Permanent cure. This re0edy
has been used by old Dr.. Bohannsn in his pri-
vate practise for over thirty years. and has never
failed in curing even the worst eases. Price .
per psckage, Sent to any address Tree frou
obss rvatiour. Sold only o. DR.. O. A. Bohan
mans o6ics, Ns sfs North Fifth stree, 81. Lour
No sEasbiished In 1887. #
zsh2S -dwiy ? u hs...4r-f5. ~..--E 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20

A GAINESVILLE wis, boy. While pal,io,
clreus the other day. iarned his head 30 f.
backward that it required the united effort
of two surgeons to restore Il to its nstura'
nlacA -..a s-cL.aL =. a---tEls-- -AL---a a---lL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20
WHY Save C.TARRE.

have had oatar,h for two y ears, aad h&E.
/, q all troubles ssisits from it, such Sc drop
IN: from the b. All, sort throst tic 1t tTous
"A ne more in the moruinx thar at any 9th
me. it wluid e So me hAf hour fore
uuIi breath. t-esy TIE dr"ui'E f., N "a :
has ceS.,t, rna in the m rtIny have o d
able ahsst brtsiking. wbjrh i great rsli
= me and f-cl as Tree from it as ever diA
hive taken tao bottles.
Yours repeatedly,
- Mrs r.. TIRRELL.
Uncanooruck Bouse, Gsafstovn, n. h
For sale nv all the leading Druggists of Roel
island snd Davenport. tyl d-D.v,f Wein
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20

LIVER, BLADDER, KIDNEYs and MUCOUS
Surfaces generally affected by Cstarrh.
RlsIpRLAs and RHkUMATIsM fron eau
ll sss sim liar to Catarrh. sEaLs /
Leacerrhoea and all Diseases of the Mucous
r.smeranes Coias, Coughs, Consumptiys ten
tenciss, Skin diseases, ant every thing OF ,
seEofula ustsre. A%t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20

a No. DIR. cBOHANNag's .Trsssiss on Spec
hal Dissasss, which faliy explain the n~turs
| causes, 81 mptons, etc, of 'spermstsff hsa'' o.
Seminal Weakness" Syphilis, Female Cen
piaints. all tnpediments TO Marriage, and sAl
| uahls inforn atisn other delicate subjects, sen
FkEE TO addrss. in plain sealed envelope, Of
reesipt enc stamp. ao8--net ed Sc s-r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20

~ - - ~ - - ~ I'm ~ y IN
Nade of Peer Rum, Whsskey, Proof Spirits
and n sfsse Ltousrs doc.ored spiced and sweet
ensd 20 plssssthe taste. called Tonica Appetiz-
era kestorsrs,~ &C.. that lead the tppief on TO
drunkerness and ruin but are true Medicine, made
from che Eatfvs Rooss sna Herbs Of CALIFORNIA;, free
from All lcchosfc stimn lanfs. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PERIEIER md A LIFE
GIVING pRrSCfPEEspe perfect Renovator and
InseDrasdr Of ths System. cafy1ng 90 possonens
afeer and restoring the bloodto healthy condlton
Ne person can tale these Filters according 70 droee
eon and remain long unweu-
81U0 WILDE given for an incnrAole case. pcovtaed
the bones arc not destroyed by mineral poison OF
other means. and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point OF repair. 80
For Ynaawmatery aud Chronic Rheuma.
csem ma Cont, Dyspepsia, or IndiEession,
Bzlssar, Ixenistenf aud Inrermisteuf Eevers
Diseasee OF the Blood, Liver Kidneys and
bladder. these Bitters have been most success
m. suca Diseeses ore esusea os $780,
n ~ ntee.ffve f,rr.n.. Sc a7a "a ,14ose
DYsPEPslA OF INDIGESTION, Head
ache Pam in the Shoulder cousas Tghtness OF the
Bsd TASTE IN ne Mouth BiIious Astaeks Paipitation
AZ Cha Heart Inflammation of the Lun0s Pain IN the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20
.xRREGiALg aNG1llkEsr
P Par u,a ,sais New Yssst Pill.,

Containing Mandrake and Dan dels0 ana WsiA
Care LAYER an. Kidney Con slsiHss, ID yspepsla
,e~s ~. he sscrssiSns. repoys .iT Bilious mat
ter aud EprevsssI Agas. Thsse Pilis are "A Mi
Bilieus and Specific for the enre Of those
Chronic and Bilieus Dsrangsnsnts, mya4dw1y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20

rURRs ALI CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
" Diseases in snort time, ei.her In Mails o
Fsnnis; chsrgsslOw fees; uses no ,Asteury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20
sreYE REPAIRS.

I.L.n keep constantly ON hand fan s'oes
r CRATES, Innings snd rep airs for me ias r..
/ ,hslisngs, Rivaiss all sas ,essfns cooA :.
hat have been Id In Rock ISLAND. 49,.
p.rtiou ~ sttention sfI be paid to all kinds
81 ein and sheet iron JOB wers
We'll and eastern pumps kept constantly en-
aana. 49, ALI
fun, ash nv cid frspds 10 ssH 81 NJ new piAss
fsasinsss lam deter ainsd 70 spare 40 PAias
10 o,ss,e those .ho favor me with their patron
- e&f 10 m n. A. aWILER.
nehl5-dvtf M e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20

The active medicinal
qualities Of Poke Root
are combined with the
best Tonic preparatiea
of Iron in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20

number.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20

MRS. Cures Cole ana drPlaE
WHIrrOM 8,s in the Bowles and fseih
SYRUP. tat.s the process Of tsethin
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-09

OBITUARY.-It il with more than ordinary
feeling Of regret that We called upon to re-.
ord the death of Joel w. Armstrong of Deer
Park. He died ut his home on Saturday, Dec
%. as3P. NJ, of typhoid fever, after an illness
Of about six weeks, aged 81 years, 10 months
and 26 days. His remains were buried on Mon.
day last, at the church yard, near his late resi-.
dence, where also lies the body Of his lamented
SCI Milford. Mr.. Armstrong was among the
pioneer settlers of this county, having come to
Illinois with his mother, Elsie Armstrong, who
lately died ut Morris, in 1881, and has ever since
resided III this county. From time to time he
has been entrusted with ditferest local Offices
both OF honor and responsibility, and in no case
has no been otherwise than faithful! public SER
want. he was prominent, patriotic and valu.
able citizen, aud the entire community regret
his death and sympathize with the family in
their bereavement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-09

The Dixon Herald, radical paper advo-
eating au renewed lease OF power for its party,
among other things claims for it IAN econ
omical administration and gradual reduction
of the public debt" That's sarcastic. The
republican administration of which that 10
per speaks, last year collected from the peo-
pie, mainly from the poor ut that, and not
from the rich, -Four hundred millions otlollars,
and out Of TINS enormous sum, less than men
hundred millions have gone towards the pay
ment of the public debt. The remaining
three hundred millions were distributed
among assessors, collectors, guagers, post.
masters i,inerant spies and detectives, who
sped and detected nothing that did not Weld
them handsome revenue to carpet.bac con
gressmen, members of southern legislat ures,
radica! scalawags and thieves and all really
to hold the radical party together and secure
Grants reelection. These are facts which
tax payer, should consider and ponder well
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-09
Ann ual Fair Meeting,

The annual meeting Of tho La Sale County
Agricultural Society, for election Of officers, will
be held at the Court House in Ottawa, on Wed.
nesaAy, Dec. Goth, 1871, at r. NJ. sharp.
Every member, including Certificate holders,
and all who purchased "fAmily badges" and
signed the constitution ut our fair in September
last should DO present 10 take an interest III Sc
Letting good, efficient and energetic men to
fill the various Offices Of the society the comm Z
yoar.
Business of vital importance to l.. Sale coun-
ty in reference to securing the location of the
State Far at Ottawa for three years, will come
before the meeting. w. Il. BOWMAN,
Sec. La Sale Co. Agricultural Society.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-09
gttapa 3rtt grader.
The Message.

The Message OF Presidenl Grant, read In
Congress on Monday, Is given on our second
page. The docnw""' possesses, at least, the
merit of breyity. The resident gives US
ha,ty. humdrum review of our foreign and
domestic affairs, makes Jew ad captandum re.
commentators to winch congress is not ex-
pected to pay any attention, INDUCES in few
platitudes, and then dismisses the matter as
another disagreeable formality got along with
with the least possible trouble. The only
point on which the President appears to get
out of the old rut in which he and his party
have been travelling since the inauguration OF
the reign of radcalism and mal;gnity in 1866,
is that where he recommends the granting of
general amnesty to the Southern people but
whatever glimmering of humanity and COM
mon sense there may be in the recommcnda-
ton, is at once dissipatcd by another recon-
mendation, that the odious kuklux bill be con.
tinued in force. This is equal to a proposal
to release the prisoners from penitent,,ry
that they may be put upon the rack or drawn
and quartered The message Is, in brief, cha
rscteristic of Gran: throughout, and that can
only mean that it is fearful descent from the
annual presidential resume the country was
wont to receive in the better days of the Re.
nrblic
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-09

The facts presented by Mayor Mcdil! to the
City Council Of Chicago, in his recent mes
sage, as to the power of the Council to assess
special taxes for the Improvement OF streets
and sidewalks, place the gabble of the Ottawa
Rlw,!tcan about the responsibility and crlml-
nailty Of our city authorities IN regard to city
improvements in lis true light. " The Su.
preme Court Oft State" says Mayor Ncdin,
"slnce lis Reorganization under the new con-
stituilon, has made decisions oyerruling all
its former decisions, which, carried To their
ultimate sequence, work perfect revolution
IN the system Of special assessments and in
deed overthrow them totally The corpora.
ton counsel gives it NJ his opinion that these
iate decisions o!thc supreme court have SD un-
settled the law of assessments as to render i,
impossible for the city to continue its improve
M0"'' undcr the present charter, unless it is
desired TINT the cost hereafter Of all street CD.
eA'"sa, "idenings, or Improvements and side
walk building, shall he paid by general taxa.
ZION. me court has so construed the law
that there can be no possible way Of making
special assessment to pay the cost Of an i'm
pfoyement that may not be defeated by any
interested party who may resist payment
Our city authorities knew what the decision
q! the supreme court must be uaGcr the law,
and declined t. go into the special assessment
business . it is due to their in,eli.once
thu, oar city is not to-day in the same position
as Ch,cag1 by an immense debt.
increased By litgating the question. Its bare.
y possible that the city council of Chicago, in
undertaking the extensive Infringement q,
private rights (which this special assessmen,
business involves, being brain!ess themselves
were advised by dough-heads like those who
gable at our city authorities through the OF
tawa Republican,; or perhaps, like the clitor
OF that sheet, they belong 20 The "hgher law
,Dersuasion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-09
HOME MATTERS


GcPpchs sun anu SRhCes
Passing saloon door, oas evening lately IL
may .eem incredible. but We do manage 10 got
by one occasionally, without going in) ws cav Q
pretty kitten shivering on tho snowy asd 10y
sidewalk. We picked the poor little thing up
and carried it home. Within two hours after
wards that cat died If delirium tremens! Our
enemies insist that that cat caught the disease
from inhaling our ("Beemus's' breath. but We
think it contracted mama pOtu in the usual
way; ie from constantly frequenting saloons. =.
Jim McIuhill as retriever Of drowning things,
is an improvement upon Newfoundland dog.
One day lately, Jim Jaw "a COW with orum.
pied horn" in the side.cut "al ferlorne, and she
was fast slipping under the ice. Seeing tow line
near, Jim. cut it with his '.llttle Ratchet" and
hastily forming "siip.noose," thew it over the
cows horns and with the help Of some other
persons soon hauled the 6aiste on shore. Jim
claims no reward, as he believes "virtue il it,
own reward" On the following day, At the same
place, Jim heard a cry OF distress, but this time
it was not from COW, but msu--an old gentle.
man who was wheeling hand cart. jim ran
to the scene Of action and procuring . rope,
sluaS one end of it TO the man in the water, who
was holding on the edge Of the ics The old
gent seized the rope, and was rapidly being
pulled out Finding that he was about h 10
saved he shouted, Hold on boys till get my
cart" A gentleman from Erin, looking on, b.
came so disgusted at this that he exclaimed
"Bys shlide the ovid miser aok and LAT nm rot
wild his cart"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-09

CHOICE MRArs-Newton Ward Is bound to
keep ahead Of Ill competitors. His meat mar.
fst is always supplied with tho very best beef
pork. &C., that ean b purchased in the country
for .ilss around, besides 10 makes speciality
OF frssh lake Ash and oysters. and, daring the
season, has IN ample assortment Of dressed poul.
try. BE alss keeps good stock in the way Of
Csto,'s best ok venison, and antelope, bear and
Su6alo, from the plains and Rocky Mountains
10 stands ready 1t oil times to pay The very
hishsst prics for choice cattle, &c., from farmers,
and invites them to call.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-09

A GOOD ARRANGEMENT.-Alde Form.
halls had succeeded in making good arrange.
nent with the Gas Co. whereby As lamps are to
be lighted every night for year. These lamps
are, three at tho several bridges. at the depota,
on Columbus, La Sale, Madison and Main
s.s., and the total expense Is $47S3 per month
against $3.50 per moath ~ formerly, for from
60 to 70 lamps, thas saving t, the city over
$1,000 per year aud giving as much light as is
usually needed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-09
Signs Of Shame,

We are gratified TO be able to Say at least
this much in favor Of the editor of The Ottawa
Republican, that he shows signs %! being
ashamed of himself. The feeling. in his case,
to have any merit, should be easy and natural,
but the painfully labored column which he is
compelled to indite to exc out an apology
which could have been said in three lines,
shows that even 50 lamentable an effort to do
q manly thing, went sorely against the grain.
The case was this: There was gentleman OF
irreproachablc character. whom almos: every
sonl in this community knows and csteems-
whom even William Cullen processes to hold
IN the highest estimation, and whom he cor
dialy greets on the street as friend, smiling
and smirking in his face while he stahs him IN
the back; and this gentleman, who Is IN no
public position no candidate for anything -
mere private citizen minding his own bust
ness, William Cullen brutality assails; and
when taxed with the meanness of the act he
admits it, but makes this excuse: He is the
personal and political friend Of the editor of
SuC hEE AhAhEft nut vic cultOT VI tuc REE
TRADER says awful hard things about the re-
venue thieves In our party, and he belongs to
church, and lies in his paper, and he is a
scamp generally, but socially a clever fellow,
and think his brain is sottenlng,' &C., &c.
That is William Cullens apology for COW
ardly and unmanly act 1t would take the
lowest kind of a sneak thief to make mean.
er one.
AS to the puerile attempts Of the Republican
to say something funny at our personal ex-
pense, his jokes might provoke smile were
they not so shockirgly butchered-in fact
converted into n.useating dshwater, in their
transfer from the La Sale Press. We re-
commend, decidedly, that hereafter, when the
Republican steals the wit q of the Press, it do
so bodily. AS to the "softening of the brain"
business we take pleasure in guaranteeing
William Cullen forever against any such Ca
lamity. There can be no "softening of brains"
where there are no brains
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-09

The STICK PIANo-Ws feared that the total
destruction of the great music store of Msssrs.
RooT & CADY. by the Chicago FIRE. would inter.
isrs, for while ct least with the western ,ale
Of the Stock Piano. they being the sole agents
for The Northwest. We observe, hswsvsr, that
Msssrs Root & Csdy, with characteristic Chica.
70 pluck and enterprise. are again on their feet,
having opened for the present ct 6l2 Michigan
Avenue; and are ready to eli orders without
limit for tho stsek Piano, other pianos, organs,
sheet music, &c., &C.. as usual.
The following, in reference to the Steck Piano,
which we copy faom the Round 7a6S, sccords 90
exactly with our own experience inlthe. purchase
of one Of these instruments. that We endorse and
adopt it - our own:
People Who have tried to get "puffs" in the
Round Table are not usually disposed 10 repeat
the experiment. For the very reason which this
statement implies We are quite willing at times
to accept tho imputation of putting for the sake
Of doing good that We think il deserved.
When an article is offered 10 the public which
We, - enc Of The public. have thoroughly tested
and proved to be good we feel justified in record.
Jag the experience, and % awarding the praise
We have tested in just such way aSteok Piano |;
we have subjected saeh IN instrument " pro-
traetsd trial, and that at .hs haHdIof experienced
and fastidious connoisseurs; and We make bold
70 Say on the strength Of this that, al things
eonsiasrsd-purity and sweetness Of tone, price.
finish, and the various technical qualities which
are most sstssmsd-ths Steck Piano 10 every.
thing that it's makers claim, and that those who
buy 1t are certain OF getting . thoroughly good
instrument at = moderate rate.
Mrs. N. w. Baldwin, at her music rooms in
Knssssls block. 10 sole agsat II this city for the
sale Of the Stock Piano, and has one at her rooms
that Any one desiring to purchase 10 st liberty
10 test.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-09
The News

Congress met on Monday, quorum being
present IN both houses. Besides reading and
referring the Presidents Message, very little
business was done. Speaker Blame announ-
oed the standing committees of"the house,
which are chiefly notable for the manner in
which the west is sighted. The senate, as
usual, elected its committees. An effort to re-
store Sumner to the head of the Foreign At
'aairs committee, being opposed by Grant, fail
ed 1gnobly, and the position was given to the
virtuous Cameron, who manifested his fitness
for it year ago by expressing his opposition
ITO allowing the Alabama claims, saying they
were no more just than the Georgia, Florida,
'or the claims OF any other rebel state Shurz,
the ablest man in the senate, is not placed
at the head of y single committee.
Senator Trumbul dcnounces as false the
statement OF an 'nterviewer," that he was IN
favor OF the reelection of Grant
The Illinois legislature has had a quorum in
both houses since Monday, and has been hard
at work. No measure of Importance, howev
Ger, has yet been passed.
f. A. Warden, chief of the division of &C.
counts in the treasury department. turns up u
thief to the contemplate amount of $4,000.
A yesterdays Washington despatch to the
New York Times says Secretary Fish's resig-
patton was on Thursday placed in the hands
of the President.
Spinner, the great auCographist, whose &C.
counts rs assistant treasurer have for some
time past Looked suspicious Is ascertalned to
be short "ony' 100000!
The news from England relates chiefly to
the Startling progress of republican ideas.
Abolition Of the house Of lords and an elective
monarchy, are the leading ideas insisted up
On. The Prince Of Wales is reported to have
had relapse and to be in IN alarming condi-
ton, and great excitement in business and f.
nsncial circles prevails in consequence.
The Chicago Times appeared yesterday NOR
ming in its old eight page form, somewhat en-.
largc(, and beautifully printed on new type
throughout
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-09

BUSINESS CHANGE.-Mr. q. Miller, one Of the
burnt out Chicago men, has purchased the
saloon, formerly owned by Peter Claus, and is
running it in improved style. Mr.. Miller. is the
only man in the city who keeps the genuine
Milwaukee beer, the best in the world. He also
sets out nice free lanch every morning from
10 A. NJ. to z. NJ. His place is orderly and
beer, choice cigar, or good old wine or some.
thing stronger, to 'drap in. His place is at the
North East corner OF the Court House square.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-09

D.. Breese would respectfully call attention
TO the fact that he has located perm anently in
Ottawa for the purpose Of practeins hi, proiss.
sion on the Eclectic or American reformed plan,
using remedy and treatment drawn from oil
schools.
That he i. q .kiiiiul ply sioisn and surgeon. il
stte,sed by those whom be has treated. He
pays especial attention to chronic ailments Of all
kinds. and will always be found 20 cure BY the
time promised. Consultation free Office over
New England Bakery, p. o. Block. NoylS-ly.