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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17
TEXAS PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Colonel Thomns A. scott Elected President.
very interesting, If not highly important. event
took place yesterday at the BrevoorJ House this
city, by which the Hon. Thomas A. Scott, OF Penn
sylvania, became President OF the Texas Pacific
Railroad Company In the place OF Marshall u.
Roberts, who resigned this important Office
The Board OF Directors OF this company, Vice
President IL. q. Stebblns the chair. met at their
Office, corner West and Warren streets, at one
O'Clock Yesterday to transact their general business,
but owing to the lndispOsitI0n OF Colonel Scott,
they adjourned 10 his rooms IN the Brev0ort House
ana completed their labors. 1t was at this ad-
JOurned meeting That Marshall o. Roberts expressed
the desire to retire from the active executive
duties OF his work, upon which hts resignation was
accepted and Colonel Scott unanimously elected to
ill the vacancy.
Important results may be confidently expected TO
follow this important change.
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PUBLIC VACCINATION.
Instructions "a the Police -arxeess and In
formation for the rueiie.

Instructions "a the Police surxeess and Ia
formation for the pueiie.
The following general order was issned yesterday
by superintendent Aelso 20 all the Police Capiains:
The following resolution. adopted by the Board OF
Police AT meeting held ON the ls iasiani trans
miited herewith for your Information and guidance.
Resolved. That Police surgeons attena al the sew
eral station houses ON and afler February 20 and
vaccinae, without charge. win fresh ara pure NC
persons VINO shall apply al the respective station
honses AT the hours following. 10 wit
M; second prcclnct. ~ Beesmsn street. IRON n u.
TO r. NJ: Third precinct. ie) Chambers street from
,ram Mi 10 foa M th nre en- ia i, and y
Leonard street. from q. N. 10 3 a. M; sixth pre-
cnct NO tranklin street. rom " NJ 70 y n: 4;
TO 2 r. M: Eighth precinct corner Prince aud
Wooster streets from n A. N: TO " NJ Ninth
X. to Ia NJ; Ienin precinct - and ~
Eldridge street. RON 10 A. NJ 70 Al A. NJ;
rom ii A. NJ. To- ~ M; TwcIlth precinct. isSis
street. between Third aud Fourth avenues. IRON N
4; N: 70 u =, NJ; Ihir,een,a rreeise.' corner %
NJ: Fourteenth precinct, So spring street. fiieenlh
precinct, 22i Mercer street, from "A a. NJ 10 II h.
from 10 A. NJ. TO IN A. NJ; seventeenth precinct
corner OF First avenue aud fliih street. ~ a. 10
rom 80 sas s
clnct 30 East hni-ninth street, Al A.
NJ 70 u NJ; Twentieth stree; :, a..
West Thirty-seventh street. IRON IL NJ. 10 u. NJ
Tweniynrst precinct. i2o Fast hirtJ -ifh street
=. NJ. TO ZIP. M; Twenty second precinct 3tb West
Forty.seventh street. A.. N. TO r. NJ: Iwentythird
precinct, corner Third avenue ami tignfs sixth
street, 10 A. NJ TO II A NJ; Twenty nm precinct,
"a East TweDty-ninth street, ~ M. 10 1 Y. NJ:
Twenty sixth precinct. basement. southeast corner
City Hall, Y. N. 10 r. NJ; Twenty seventh PIE
cinct, corner Liberty and Church streets, a A. NJ
TO ~ NJ; Twenty-eghth precinct. 80 Greenwich
street. IL n. 10 Y. NJ; Twenty precinct, l5I
anu l39 West Thirtieth street, AZ N. 20 .. "A. (;
Thirtieth precinct corner l2sth street aud broad
way, IL IA. to +. NJ; Thirty-nrst precinst, lOoth
street, between Ninth ana Tenth avenues. r. NJ. 10
r. NJ; Thirty second precinct, 18TH street ana
Eleventh avenue, 2 II. M. TO 4. M.
The Board OF health will. ON application OF the
surgeon, furnish the vaccine matter required.
Each surgeon will report daily 20 the -upcrin-
tenlent the name and residence Of each person
cinated by him The uay preceding such report.
You will post a notice on the outer door OF the
station house specifying the hour when such yacci.
nation Will be made.
JAMES J. KEIsO, Superintendent
GEORGE w. DILks Inspector.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Feb. l6, 1872:
bales. Exports coaswise 81 Sales; Lou Stock 1887.
81 ns 10 he Continent M Sales Of the
week, 1900.
rsses s S CORK 70 amsur na
Sales, 5000 stock s54o Net receipts Of the week
. Barcelona, bremen sSs; Hamburg. isos;
c css s. sas a of ss Antwerp coast
MOBILE. Feb. 49, 1872.
ero ISIS Y.ss
saes bo stock 6s4S Net receipts OF the week loss
ous sS S coasSise 4ss sales Of the week. 4
SAVANNAH, Feb. Is, 1872
Net &seeps SSSq
wise n sales @ Great % rs &c se 9! oa se
nent s64o to France s47 coaswse, $3.50 Sales of the
s,s.s, ndsns net sIdss Pa Sss:
eeg.s Of the week. 5se gross $685. Exports coaswse'
LOUISVILLE. Feb. I6 1872
Tobacco armer and more active
Flour steady unchanged 400 bbls ~ for
No spring Ss for amber winter s o. for white wnte ny
Corn md held S":s; q
o%e western @ H Corn meal 81 60 for bo,ea, 81 IS or
snoolied per Miiieed nr@; shorts Ss5 .hOstuas,
Railroad reighis-four. Boston &C. to New iork,
TO Albany, sc. - . go.
flour-pemand light sales Of white state at ~ 75 amber
81 80; white 81 u IS 90 Wheat in moderate demand
firm; sales OF 60O bushels white Michigan at 81 81
5000 No Duluth spring at al a. Corn dull and
changed. Rye nominal at 9Vc Tor No. Milwaukee, Barley
quiet sales of Canada at g0c Soc; Western, soc. S5c
Seeds in fair demands timothy, $3 " Us 60; clover $6a
81 A. Provisions unchanged.
CateReceips 76s head, making total for the week 63o7
head 32 against 3S Tor last week. Market
strong active rates being fully sustained sales OF I'll
head Illinois steers ranging ll62 1906 lbs, at 80 20
So 65 10 Michigan ranging from 1l06 10 l26S lbs,
SO Y5 75 SheepReceipts 400 mead; market nrm and
Tales Of pa head Canada sheep, averaging l bs
$6 81 canada sheep and lambs averaging TO- bs at
81 25 e0 head Illinois Sheep averaging ~ lbs at ST. 43
head Indiana sheep averaging from a TO s2 ibs 50 d.
Hogs-Receip s2o head; market and buyers holding
lower prices. Sales Of 100 head at ~ 81 ~ 10
for light and 80 for prime heavy - =. 49,.
CHICAGO Feb. IT, 1877
Flour active sales of hest Minnesota at So sales
liberal both local and shipping accounts. Wheat In
speculative demand and prices higher sales OF No. spring
At 81 25ss seller March, u s6a Corn steady ut 40sc
401ac foi No. mixed 40c for ear. Oats quiet and un
changed Rye higher and in lair sales Of NO. Mt
72ec 73c for strictly fresh; seller March, re Barley in
fair demand but at lower rates, sales Of NO. spring At
Ssc S9s seller March ssc rsrx in 81, soos
S2 80 Lard In good demand at SIS TIP a SO 81;
seller March, vs. 81 Meats OF ali kinds improved demand
and firm Hams In pickle, She s11c. Hogs In far de-
mand, but lower rates. at ~ 10 "a 76 dressed hogs
quiet and steady at a5 hogs packed to date ll4,0UO
Cattle dull and unchanged owing TO lack OF transportation
Whiskey nominal at s659c keceips--3,000 bbls Jour-
1900 bushels wheat 4UO0 do l3UOu oats. LOO
bbs 5000 bushels wheat Sj.JjO 10 900 do
oats, 2,UO0 40. rye, 1000 do barley and 1000 hogs.
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DUTCH HEINRICH.


His Case Again Postponed.
The case OF ''Dutch Heinrich" the notorious in
dividual who charged with having, on the 10Th
day OF January last, in company with another
blackleg known as Baltimore Phil" stolen $685. 600
worth OF bonds OF the Appleton and New London
Railway Company from the banking house OF j. Sc
Kennedy x Co.. Al Cedar street. came up again yes
terday afternoon before Judge Hogan at the T0mbs
Police Court. There were. however, no new develop
ments made in connection with the affair." although
several witnesses were sworn, the testimony OF
whom only corr0borated that given at the previous
examinations, After q deal OF sparring between
counsel 1t finally decded to carry the case
a fourth time-until two o'clock this afternoon
when argument OF counsel Will be heard and Judge
Hogan will, IN all probability, render MS decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17
ALLEGED FALSE REPRESENTATIONS.

william J. Rec, fashona0ly dressed individual,
who has often figured IN the police courts OF this
city, was arrested yesterday morning BY Orcer Car
man, OF the jefferson Market Police Court upon
complaint OF Hayman Leopold. OF 800 West Thirty.
third street. who charges That on the 2'th day OF
November last the prisoner called upon hin al his
place OF business 80 Nassau street. and ex-
NOTED O diamond cross, diamond ring and
diamond brooch, which he desired to borrow
some money upon, stating ne had brought them
from Peru Leopold states he loaned him $500 on
the property, anu subsequently learned the state
ments made Dy Rec were false as the property be-
longed TO Mrs. Lynch, Tor whom Kee agreed to
sell them to customer. Justice Cox, upon hearing
the statement OF JOnn u. Townsend, counse TOR the
prosecution, committed Rec IN default OF $4,000 ball
To appear Tor trial.
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refusing to acknowledge the new issue
good delivery; and might not go still further
and take proper advice as TO the legality OF the new
shares even though should take months to inves-
tigate ana ascertain the question: pending which
inquiry the suspension OF the call OF the new shares
10 be conunuedr
Thousands would be rejoiced II your suggestion
could be carried out, as II would be well deserved
punishment 10 those audacious scoundrels who have
OF late years been impudenty and unscrupulousiy
robbing the public by their scanda0us transactions
In railroad securities s.
FER Ia. 1872.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH STOCK.

10 TIN EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
our recommendation to the holders OF the Han
'oa' ana St. Joseph stock to place their shares IN
cue "ands OF committee Is timely, and II such
action should judged proper, as think 1t is not
. day should be los. IN putting It into practice.
Inere are dtdculttes fear however IN the way, as
usn,uouo.edy some holders would refuse TO enter
LILLY , Suv ~ arrangement, fearful of losing an OPP
Pv,uny vi realizing high price for their shares
Vme .n,ne In this exciting affair stands out in
erauu reTi ana that Is the action of the Stock Ey
Cnaneo. .nat association has exercised It's power
~ "e moss prompt manner TO protect
the puouo and Its own reputation. by
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The quotations based on cotton running quality
than half Grade above below the grade
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Recepts Flour 3,3SS bbls.; corn
$3.50 bushels; barley, 1000 bushels There was
rather demand for lines Of and for ship
and prices full good line of 200 bbs sold
IS 49, which is rihe higher The sales COM
prised 1000 bbs including $500 bbs Southern and
2l bbls superfne rye Corn dull but unchanged
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CLOSING PRIOEs-5 O'CLOCK p. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Feb. 1916 +. NJ.
AsiEsThe market continued moderately active for both
pots and pearls The stock receipts continued light
hardly sufficient the demand The current quota.
tons are POTS IS rs so 25 and pearls, gil $l1 60
CASDLEsThee has been tribe better call for past
three days for adamanne Candles but generally the market
remained dull and for most descriptions nominal. We
quote Sperm. 33c &c. patented, 43c 44c Nearc 2Sc
29c adanantine, II 1t ounces l5c l9c. parane &c.
a &c.
CoPrEr.There has been a triac better inquiry
last the market generally remained quiet bu. hrm
safes reported aggregate about 100000 lbs Of lake. part at
2oAc 2s3zc. cash. the market closing trm.
CoFFEE.-rhe market continued quiet and unchanged for
all descriptions Parties showed but little disposition to
fair, l7c IKE good Nc 7ac prince lsl4c ls1ac.,
god bond, sixty days. Maracaibo, 20c 2c. Lagay
19c. 2c.; ST. Domingo, in bond, l4c l9c.; 23c
u 24c gold, duty paid.
CorToN.-There has been a good demand for cotton
the spot chiefly for export and and prices
quest and also c per h. better The sales reported
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included in tue above 70 bales arrive For future
low mddling) the follows
Last evening February 800 at % 56c 2dth
March, 900 at 22!e.. 100 90 gl6c 800 at 29c.
2U0 at % 715c 800 April 300 at &c., 100 at 90 156c
300 at 49, 500 at p i5l6c l1 at 2sc 1Co l5sc 200
June 0O at 2c. Total 5000 bales To-dayfebruary
March, 800 at 90 6c 200 at 22ssc 200 at % 9lsc
APRIL 100 at DC, 100 a. 23:c 300 a. % Ssc GOO AZ
900 at 2sssc 200 At % bloc 800 at 2Sc 400 at 20 16c
at 2c 300 at % Bloc, $40 at 33c 200 at % bl6c. April
ITO at e 7l6c and May ICY at q sl6c together; May .O6
235c 100 % 7l6c 400 at 231c. June, 400
9ssc july 100 at ssc Total 10000 bales. Grand total
16DO bales Rates cotton to foreign closed
iollows:-To Liverpool by steam I'D: by sail 3-l6d.
Gee accepted TO h) TO Havrc by steam, 1c gold sail,
men. by steam, &c, goa compressed sail, s.c. To Baltic
ports sum ~ follows :-Gaveston, oil; New Orleans
3lsl Mobie, lsl2 Savannah 1853; Charleston s75; VIII
min.ton 215: Norfolk, $40; Baltimore 242 New Yorx,
1885, Boston. 275 Total $3.50: this day last week 1851
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AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the highest and loves
Orices OF the principal stocks during the day.

In this table yesterday the lowest price OF New
York central should have been es?., and not e2z,,
Is misprlnted.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
! Tho following we're The bids for the railroad
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Cotton Receipts.

The following the total net receipts Of cotton since
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-08

THE RAILROAD ACcrDEsT AT BRrGHroN.
We have received from one who was on the
spo, At the time al account Of the evidence
given 10 ., the inquest held at Brighton over
the body Of the fireman James CArlin, who
was killed in the railroad accident which
took place there on the 4sb inst. Itsppesrs
from the evidence that the collision was that
Of passenger train on the Chicago, Alton
4 St. Louis railroad running into freight
train on the Rockford, Rock Island 4 st.
Louis railroad. The freight train was
drawing twenty-five loaded cars and was
brought to full stop 400 feet from The
crossing, as required by law. 1t then gave
the proper signal to 10, off breaks, and
started. just as its engine reached the
crossing tue passenger trsin-vhioh had
made . atop some sixteen hundred feet dis
tAnt-dAShsd up at the rate Of from fifteen
10 twenty miles per hour aud struck the r.
RI 4 st. L. freight engine near the cylinder,
thereby throwing it off the track al right
perfect wreck and instantly killing the fire.
man;-the engineer being thrown 9 distance
OF thirty feet from the engine. When the
engineer of the freight train saw the Chics.
20 d Alton train coming at such 9 speed
that . collision was inevitable, and knowing
that il was quite impossible to stop his own
1,- Id s..,n h. al Id a.
ger train that he was in motion and put on
full steam, his object being to have the
collision between the two engines instead
Of between his own engine and some of the
oars full Of psssengeI;-A heroic deter
minatiOn, aud accomplished at the risk Of
his own life. In their verdict the jury
charged the employees Of the Chicago Alton
& St. Louis Railroad with gross negligence
causing the accident. Twice within one
year Q train on this road has run into one
on the Rockford road. In the first instance,
however, no lives we're lost. II seems only
Just that they should ply for the damage
they have done. The body Of the deceased
fireman was handsomely inferred in the
cemetery q, Brighton by the officers Of The
Rock ford road. 1, is no. known whether
the dseeased-who had been on the road
only q short time-had any living rela-
lives. There he, only been one other soei-
don't on the Rockford road since 1t was
completed, which is probably in 9 great
measure owing to the fact tina. they employ
none bat experienced and careful men to
run their trAins.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-08

TOBACCO MISUFACTURE.-The use Of
tobacco lie perhaps the most generally DIFF
fused luxury Of the present day. II is est.
mated that thu average consumption of the
seductive weed by the whole human race a,
the present day, is equal TO 20 ounces .
head per Gnnun. In each of our cities
there are large tobacco houses. In Nil
waukee, for instance, there are several, the
largest Of which is that Of Messrs. T. +.
Adams 4 Co, who pay, by q considerable
sum OF money, the largest amount of taxes
paid by the trade in that city. No house
can do such vast business as they do
without having every excellence and induce
msnt to offer to the public. They have at.
tanned very high position among TIE to-
bGcCo man ufseturers OF the country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-08

PoLICE.-Mrs. MichAsl Cooney was
brought before Justice Chopper charged with
using abusive language to Mr.. William
Friok. Mr.. Friok stated tba, Mrs. Coorsy
had, for nine months past, made it stand
ing rule TO abuse him and his daughter BY
word Of mouth. The parties reside in Ad-
joining houSes. Being asked what she had
TO say for herself Mrs. Coonsy replied in .
neat little speech Of about an hour and a
half, bat it being found that after this l.;le
prelude she had nothing to say for herself
she was fued s. and costs. She then added
few remarks from which we CLEANED the
fact that, by her own statement, abe had lots
Of money; she would appeal; and she had
appropriated $500 in good cash for that
purposs. When last heard from she had
got as far GS the top Of Choppers stsirs
where sbs had Flanagan by the button hole
aud was giving him lecture Oh woDAn's
rights and wrongs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-08
SCRAPS.

Very heavy rain last night.
Two FIRST mosquito" items have been
handed in.
The best place to buy your hats is Liv
ingstons.
Track laying over the new bridge com
meneed to-day.
Go and see l. Bamberger's handsome
stock in the new City Hotel clothing store.
On account of the unpleasant weather on
Saturday Cutter & Maxsen's opening was
postponed ill to-day.
More "wild" freight boats are expected
on the upper Mississippi this year than in
any previous season.
T. B. Graham, late of this city, has pur
chased the ST. Charles Hotel, in Alton, from
Col Charles B. Holcombe, and will conduct
that house hereafter.
A party Of Cineinnsti merchants are con-
tenplating an excursion to this poin, via
Indianapolis, Bloomington & Western, and
Peoria & Rock Island railroads
Our young friend Henry Postlewaite,
Esq. has Just returned from an extended
trip north where he has been attending to
the interests of Buford's pillow factory.
The @. r. /. h P. Road have received
within tho last two weeks two new passen-
ger engines, weighing about 80 tons each,
and Of the FIVE and one half wheel pattern.
Street cleaning has commenced to-day
The refuse matter ought ell to be csrted
away instead of being left piled on the
streets to be washed down by tbe.erst rain.
The Davenport DeaSche ZsituRg (lAte
Banner has taken the upper floors OF the
brick block, corner Of Harrison and Second
streets, Davenport, for officeS, aud purchased
Globe Office press to run the paper with.
A gentleman Of Rock Island made a bet
with his wife that be could undrsss. go to
bed, get up, dress and then undress and go
to bed again while abe vas preparing to go
to bed While he was trying to win the bet,
she bOlted with the gardeDer.-W State
Register.
The whining dog on fight is always sure
OF being thrashed, says JOsh Billings; is sure
to Do licked often, for no dog of & respsctA-
BILE moral character can resist the tempt&-
ton to bite . whining pup with asueak in
his eye and in the wsg of his tail. The
same is true Of the whining business 10
man.
When policeman Anderson was told on
Saturday that be might resign if he liked
he was too sleepy to care about moving just
then aud treated the thing as Joke, until
Marshal Mitsch explained to him that the
, permission to resign was given him with the
uudsrstanding that be svsilsd himself Of the
} privilege. Sleepiness such as his mus, be a
''tro1ble" to him as il brings him to grief :
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-08

STENcILs AND STANPs.-The manufacture
Of stencils aud stencil tools is one which is
carried to great perfection BY Mr.. l.. BOchs
Of &C West Washington street, Chicago
But the same remark applies with equa
which be does, including the manufacture
Of burning brands, seals, seal presses, can
ceiling stamps, steel and brass stamps, steel
letters and figures of every description,
soap and glass moulds, aud ANAL machinery
OF the most useful aud in some respects
curious workmanship. No one wanting
anything done IN the above line of business
should neglect to communicate with Mr..
Boche for their own advantage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-08
a BamN errer.

Has now on exhibition for his retail trade q
large assortment of plsin and plsid Poplins,
Japanese plain and figured Silks, Irish Poplins,
black and colorsd AlPscas in great varieties,
Sstteens, Empress Cloths, Oxford suitin Is, pIsin
and striped chambr.ys, Piques, Tarlstass,
Organdtes. A complete line Of gents, ladies,
misses and childrsn's Hose, Gloves, Handler
chiefs, Lace Collars. A large assortment Of
Edgings and embrOideriss. A very large as
sortment Of Prints, and muslins, full line Of
Ribbons, all Colors, Shawls, and general Sc
lection of Dry Goods ard Notions, to which the
attention of the public is cordially invited.
B. Ny wholesale department is conn lete
in all issbranches, to which country merchants
are generally invited.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-08

bright, healthy child 10 10 perennial spriag
Of JOY in every well-rsgulated family, and wasrs
10 that father, who after the strife and turmoil
of business. on retiring to his home, is not be-
guiled Of care BY the insocent prattle Of his
child? Perhaps this father is worldly man,
and makes gold his idol, he may have been
successful man, az d smassed riches. Yet place
his child on the sick bed, and all his gold IL
at the disposal Of the physicians. and the only
return be asks 10 the restoratiap of health to
bis child. Fathers Mothers would you pre-
serve your Oh Id in heal b? Then listen TO
There is one prevailing cause of the disease in
children, ead that cause Ii worms IL this
cause of disease 10 not removed, your child will
sisken and die, or Iingsr q Suffering invalid for
life. We present to yeu an infaliiels remedy
for worms; 1t IL
DR.. Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy,
and IL put up In the form Of stick Of candy,
asd so pleasaut to ths taste. thss children
greedily tease for ID II 10 purely vegetable,
and cannot hurt the sm allest child. Ask for DR.
Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy. For sale
everywhere at 20 cents per package.
v. Il ooksTooK. sels Prepristes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-08

If you do not feel well you send for Doctor
he calls upon you, looks wise, scrawIs some
hisrogiyphics upon piece of paper which you
take to drug store and there pay SO cents to
LOO, besides the doctors fee, for remedy nine
times out Of ten not haif 50 good IS Dr. Msrse's
Indian Root Pills. which eests bat rs cents pei
box. Do you think she for mer the best, because
you pay the most for it? II you do, we advise
you to use, just as an experiment, the Morses
Indian Root Pills. They are prepared from o
formula, pronounced by the most earned physi-
oians OF our coantry, to be the best and most
universal of family medicines. The Morses
Indian Root Pills cure Headache, Liver Com
plsint. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Female irregu
farities, &C., and are put up both sugar-coated
and plain. Give them trial Sold by ali deal.
ers