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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08
niadIins 81; reeAibblksz a52s s5sIss; ..les
800; stock $500; weekly receipts q, ,9gt:?

middiing Al; reoeipes@ ada Nbsfbs; sales'
oyU; esoSk .na $500; weekly receipts =, ,3gt
AUGUSTA. March 7.-oo.tony 81 stSadv:
demand moderate-middlinRs 1s31:.fa.
oeipts AT bales; sales 673; stock IA, ,5O2;
weekly receipts 2,765;; shipmsntgi9 i9:U85;
sales s, 1885 ia fessssSsssNS ~
GALVESTON. MshshsSsi Saois gstaa1y
good ordinary 163fl4l6aS$sHSss HSsssifts Baa,
bales; sales 800; .ssoSRHl$4zSsss%SSTfJ f6a
oeipts 7.704; sales y y $ s 81 Ia q z. % !
PAY1Ha THEMsRIx3 ASIE ESSst t6yafst ESs,
may have done orFdeft s. Hue fSrs{ES
people, members Of Cong g2eSSS In Atsf fisai1
moments OF the session, were not m. IN. !.
mindful Of themselves. For fear, per.
haps, that they might not receive from,
thelr constituents the rewari OF .'eoutl
aud faithful servants. "'they resolved to
reward themselves. II must bs CON
iessen that they Lave ,lunu so handsome
Ny. They haze voted tho increase of
,neir own salaries with 10 his,sard hand.
Ohder the d:sintercs!ci l"nd nf General
Butnr, Whose motive in .As, s,inatt.r NAV
certainly be cnnoeded to "atovc sus.
picion." the House nmen.l,.l tile leaisla.
tive, executive aud judicial uppropria-
tion bill, ns it came back from the Se.
nate. 50 ns To give the President $50. 600.
flce-President aid Speaker $40, 600.
Judges OF tho Supreme Court $40, 600.
Senntors nud Representatives, $4,000.
In this shape, tho bill went to- co nfsr.-
encc com mittee of thetwo Houses, and
was reported back making, the salary. of
Senators and Representatives $500.
instead OF $4,000 III this form ii
passed. with proviso, that, as to the
salaries OF Congresamea, il should lake
effect from Marohs III d87I Thus Con.
sress have voted fthemseiYesz All addition
OF IS. 600 back pay for the lastit years.
The point Of .ordsrs'that members could
not vote upon 9 bill in, which they we're
personally interested was simply laughed
down, and by: the votes ofamen whose
terms expired on the 4th OF March, 1873,
and who scrupled not to make this last
"raid upon the Treasury" the bill was
passed, All of the Maryland delegation
who were present voted against the in
crease. While the vote vas bsing put,
the Speaker (Mr. Biain-) had tho tuct,
upon bis own motion, to amend the bill
sc as to make the increase OF the
Speakers salary to begiu thereafter,
instead Of from March 4. 1871, thereby
taking himself out of tho "ring."
~,. Baltimore San, 3,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08

AIR LINE RAILRoAD.-Trains are now
running upon tho Air Line Railroad
from Charlotte to thirteen miles West of
Spartanburg. The road is nearly all
graded, and MS soon as the bridges can
be built the track will be laid from seye.
ral points at the same time, viz: From
Spartanburg West; from Greenville East
and West; from the Blue Ridge Railroad
East and West, and from Gainesville.
Ca, this way. It is expected that the
road VIII be completed in June.
The Pickens Sentinc, states that the
track of the Air Line Railwayba has been
laid to within a short distance of tho
Pickensville Camp Ground, by Colonel
Ames, the contractor. At that point.
there is mass Of rock which will reauire
Mt least three or fonr weeks time to re-
move. Then tho track will be laid at
once through that County.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08

MER1rED PUS1suMENT.-A few days
since, as one of the passenger trains of
the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad was coming down, and within
twenty-five miles Of Wilmington, a brick.
bat was thrown into ono of the cars,
breaking window glass and striking
near the head of ono of tho passep gers.
The conductor, seeing the whole tran
saotion. had the brakes applied, the
train stopped, and ran back to tho place
whore the brick WAS thrown. A bow.
who had thrown the missile, was recog.
nizod, arrested and placed on the train,
where lie was furnished transportation
free OF charge, for several miles, and put
oil. after sound thrashing, in q swamp.
and allowed to depart in peace.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08

A stage line between Lancaster and
Camden is soon to to established. A
oonvenisnoe long needed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08

A SnlP.-You are. geaesslis locLssssss &.
something very intent lJHhea it liaSssnnss
you are .smiMg to yoSiaaii.:
Then your left foot shoakass out lta Bic
sue with snddenness thstereates aaicE.
ness in the family. Ice commences to
form on your spine and perspiration on
your brow, and your scalp lifts enough
to permit streak of cold air to pass
under. The other legs gets out at this
Innoture. yonr head .snaps violently to
she front, and there is a.feint Impression
come to an end with nobody in charge.
Miles OF sidewalk spin out from You like
lightning. Three story buildings Jump
over yonr head in swift succession. Peo.
PIE disappear suddenly and with appal.
ing mystery. Then your eyes close,
your consciousness wanes, and your sonl
goes out in one expiring culver, and
and you arrive. The hard reality OF the
scene is then forced upon you.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08
Auct1on sa1ca
on Pdintings, dc.
BY THOMAS STEEN.

THIS Saturday. EVENING, at "a O'Clock. at
my Auction Room. will be sold,
lot OF Oil Paintings and Maps. Also!
lot OF Magazines, Papers and second.hand
oooke' 50. lMarch 9
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08


It is said that Governor Geary died
from the affects OF hardy the sugar of
lend, which is the principal ingredient
IN such nostrnms, having poisoned the
scnlp and affected the Brain. This fact.
if it is fact, should rouse the bump of
caution, and those who dye should dive
no more, until they die indeed.
Alfonso, Prince of Asturias. son Of tho
ex. Queen Isabella, must not be con.
founded with Alfonso, or Alfonso, son Of
Don Ca.los, who ia said to be IT the
head Of the Carlists in the BASQUE pro.
vinces. The daughter of the Due de
Montpcnsier. whom the former is to
marry, list he Princes cousin.
~ Cleveland lover, while going home
from the fair ones fireside, after q do.
iicious evening Of sparkling. had bis u ose
split by the frost $50 he said; but when
the statement reached the ears of an
other youth who was sweet on the came
girl, he simply gazed at his fist, smiled,
aud said, 'Irost, -
The Bangor (Me.) Wig says: Tie
snoE.drifts are SO high in many places
on Exchange, Central and Broad streets.
sndIksnduskeag bridge, TINT person on
one sidewalk cannot sec moro tbnn tie
head OF another on the. opposite side.
The st. Louis Democrat says the great
difficulty in forming anti horse thief as
soclntions in Kansas is the difficulty of
hndlng anybody who is not in the eq zine
appropriating business himself.
Columbus, Ga, is bereaved OF o 90.
lored woman aged 116 years. She had
cut her third Set OF teeth. but had never
nursed George Washington.
II Stokes gets another trial, he will
perhaps prove that Fisk plotted his own
murder 2, to get Stokes hanged and ont of
the zsy.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08

The English newspapers mention u
most reprehensible hoax played upon
the Hev. DR.. Cumming. That gentle
man was to lecture at Folkstone on "The
foPe and his work in England" but just
as he was about to begin, a telegram was
placed In his hand. informing him that
the Pope had died that morning. The
reverend doctor was too learned not to
remember the "NH nisi bonuns." He
had intended to pitch into the Pope
alter his accustomed manner; but how
GOULD he, now that the poor Pope had
atepped out? So he softened down his
intended dlatribe into o mild comment
On the soIemn evcnt. His feelings on
discovery OF the hoax, are not describsds
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08
Cotton Seed, Etc.

Cotton Seed, Etc.
R;fft BUSHELS pre-, ,itic and early.matur-
oJtS ing COTTON SEED.
l Cotton Seed Planter.
Watts ndether Plows, not ii jured
by use.
20 Loads Barn-Yard Manure for sale.
Apply to o.. .HARTINDALE
Az corner OF Lumber and Gates streets.
March etuss
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-24

Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash $500, 600

Total, 10000 Gifts all Cash $500, 600
The money To pay all these giftr in fun Is now
upon deposit in the Farmers ana Drover's Bank of
Louisville, and sci aside for that purpose and
only be- used for that purpose. a. will bc seen by
the following certificate 81 the Cashier:
OFFICE OF FARMERS AND DRovERs BANK,
LOUISVILLE, ny, April :, 1873.
This Is TO certify thar there j. in the Farmers and
DrCycrr' Bank 70 the credit of the Third Grand
Gift Concert. for the benefit Of the Public Library
Of Kentucky. nv hundred thousand dollars. which
in fun, and will be held by the bank and paid out
for this purpose and thi- Parpo2ee Only o,,
The party, therefore, who holds the ticket draw
ing the capital -ift will got SlJ0HU in sreeHbacks,
and 50 o. tire o-p1 gft. the $4,000 the s29,u00,
the $1,000, the 5000 and al tie other gifts 10,
Ga IN number. amounting TO GHHD-
The remnant OF ausoiu tickets wlll be furnished
10 those Who arst apply te-drrs acc mpauied By
the money always having preference over agents.
Al the following prices " hole tickets SO; halves,
s.. quarters S2jt; II wBple tickets for 500. 81
for $50; Is $1,000 and So for 5000. No dis.
count OH less IlaH slV1 worth ui tickets az time
The concert and distribution Of gifts 8ili begin
ofrIo K on Tuesday ing. duly :, IN Public
Library Hall. and the following will be the order
OF proceedings. IsL Music by orch straI band. I'd
Placing Of tags cone OF each ticket sold IN large
wheel. 81. Placing of gifts IN small wheel. 4rh
Music by orchestral hand. 9Th. Explanatory re
marks rs the President Gth. Drawing Of first hall
OF gifts. It'll Music by orchestral band sth
Drawing Of the last half ef gifts. 9Th. Placing o
I large wheel with taEs in hands Of committee ap
pointed by audience 10Th. Grand orchestral con
I cert
| The music on this grand occasion viii Re the bes
that can be procured aud the gentlemen who coun
and place thu tags aud gifts iii the wheels and 81
pgriuGeua ihe drawing. AID Keep the record Of th'
drawn numbers, will be chosen from the hc@E know
/ and most trustworthy citizens OF Tie STATE. Al
+ viii he so conducted to be a perfect -ulrabt.
against complaint from amy Just source.
+. The payment Of gifts will begin an saturday, Ju
/ ~ il. 81 O'Clock 4. ". Tickets drawing gifts mus
he presented AT room No. Public Library bai4diug
where cash checks upon the Farmers and Drover.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-24
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT.
9ODays' Postponement.
a Full Drawing Certain.
S5OO,OOO in Bank to Pay Gifts,
Il, 900 CASH GIFTS PAID IN FULL.
100000 For Only Ten Dollars

TNOFGH OF the 10000 tickets issued for tho
L Third GRAND GIFT CONCERT, In aid of the
Public Library of Kentucky, LA wing been sold to
universally EXPIRE sed that the 11e10 cash gifts of
fered should drawn in full and paid in full with
Gat any sealing down, rs heretofore. tue manage
nent with the concurrence OF the trustees have
determined TO allow ninety days more for the sale
Of the remnant OF tickets left on hand. Ihe con
cert aud distribution advertised for April g. Is there
fore postponed to Tuesday July s, 1873, on which
dav and no other. they will positively and unequiy
otaIly take place in Public Library Hall Louisville
Kentucky.
At this grand Concert the following, cash gift
will be distributed By lot and paid in fun to th'
ticket holders who draw them.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-24
a que and Fever,
OR cHIILS IND FEVER.

The proprietor of this celebrated medicine Justly
claims for 1t a superiority ever all remedies
ever offered to the public for the safe certain spec
dy and permanent cure Of AEue and Fever, or
Calls and Fever. whether OF short long stand
ing He refers to the entire Western and South
ern country TO bear him testimony to the truth Of
the assertion that IN no whatever will it fail
to cure If the directions strictly followed and
carried out In a great many cases single dose
has been sufficient for a cure. and whole families
have been cured by single bottle, with perfect
restoration Of the general health. 1t is, however
prudent and in every case more certain of cnre if
It's use is continued in smaller doses for week or
two after the disease has been checked. more es-
pceially in difficult and long standing cases Usu-
ally this medicine will not require any aid to keep
the bowels in good order Should the patient
however. require Il cathartc medicine, after having
taken three or four doses Of the tonic, a single
dose Of Balls Vegetable Family Pills win he sufi
Client
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-24
Ghe 1ailg Atans.
Another Civil Service Illustration.


VIM. Cullen Bryant was enc of the gen.
tlemen who accepted in good faith, during
the last campaign, the Presidents prom
ises of Civil Service Reform, indorsed
them, and aided to the full extent of his
influence to secure their public acceptance.
He writes now from his Southern tour the
following suggestive paragraph
In all my intercourse with the people at
the South, although ii has not been very
extensive nor Of very long continuance.
! have heard only the expressed sense of a
desire to be on friendly terms with US OF
! the Northern States. Especially has this
been the case in Charleston, where | saw
more than elsewhere Of the people of the
/ place / have never, since | crossed Ma
son and Dixon's line, heard a single ex-
/ preston of bitterness or malienity toward
/ those who live north of it. 1t was but the
other day that the people of Charleston
! sent a formal invitation to the President o.
/ the United States to visit South Carolina
He declined the civility, and at the SAINT
/ time removed the Postmaster of Charles
| ton, Mr. Trott, who was highly esteemed
and for whose continuance in office the cit
izens, without distinction Of party, hat
earnestly petitioned In his place he APP
pointed a colored man, who, whether Just
| " or not, lies under the odium Of beinj
ing connected with the corrupt fellows VIII
have for several years been pillaging tn,
State This was like answering an invita-
ton to dinner with a slap in the face, an
was gross blunder, to say the least
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-24

My journal abounds with similar letters. all Of
which / guarantee to be genuine and written by
-he persons whose name they bear.
10 not suffer yourself to he imposed On. Don't
ho drawn away after new and doubtful expert
ments Don't risk your health by letting novice
experiment. upon yoa with their trash.
Ny sarsaparisla has stood thu test Of twenty-five
ygar- il is sti the S8rsaparilla Of the day, and q
n are towering over ali Others IN popularity ant
IT, curative qualities
Avoid all those who arr trying to palm Of o.
y0a other extracts Of sarsapariIla so-caliaa. Re-
member it Is Or. John Balls sarsaParilla Of Lonis
7llie Ky. that is the cid ard reliable remedy fo
impurities Of the blood and scrosaIous affections
Awavs bear that In mind
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-24
RegaIia, Banners and Flags
Young America Imminent.
DR.. G. f. BROWNS
Young America Lininent.

THIS CELEBRATED AND WONDERFTI MED
] Ictnc, although a. yet but partially ~ HNh to
the public, has been thoroughly tested in s laaaf
OF the proprietor fer the last I've yeas. during
which time the rapidly increasing denaud Tor ill.,
equalled by nothing hut its wonderful sngct--, has
induced the proprietor to extend the area OF IT, car
enlation to the utmost limits of the civilized Hii
verse
Ia offering this Iiuiment to he public g. W. Go
in tail confidence that ii must supersede 8 otaefF
now ia tse. an external remedy for thu cpTc IF
all aiseases IN the rrach Of that class medicines
can safely asSert. without the least fear Of con
tradiction, that II stands uRFivalled in the I>t OF
medical compounds externally applied foF tAe cure
OF disease. Feeling. therefore, that II Is uHHect-
saTy 10 puff remedy SO eminently wonder al R Us
effects, So mystsFiQusy infalliblc in its powers ~
Erhef, causing the deaf to ear. the blind SET tt
nervous. drawn aud CLIPPED rheumatic 30 a+-
crcC- and rejoice again III the powers ana F3-5r 81
manhood this PREPARATION is offered to the puAl1e
on its own merits, and Claims volcanic origin or
essential oils OF the Arabian GeseFtr bat Du tie
contrary. IL what Its name imports. and IS 9 raFt
combination OF the powers ai North American pro
| duets.
This Iiniment has gained a lasting reputation
where il has been used in most cases which reguFt
an exters al remedy snch rheumatism serene 3
/ and swelling of the breast, pain and weakness "a
the back and Joints, sprains bruises cramps frozen
limbo, numhness bites OF insects. old sores feNeI
sores, gOitre or sweiled neck. paralysis. woHHGs
| eryspeias bitefof reptiles, headache white swet Z
ings, mango, poison, burns. all swellings, al
rheuin. cornH. warts sore eyes. Fun-Tuunds, &c y"
daily hear OF the most astonishing cares on anlma
by this excellent remedy, and hazard nothing .
saving that there never has been lis equal "a q
ratiye for horses Ne assert, positively thai II VII
cure any case OF sweeny in existence, also sp4itll
gals, spraius or strains. bruises scratches, veanue
big head, wind gals. sore wges, sweiliBgs, dc. an
has never failed 10 hstrla, poll evil riuSpoh
and spawn. when used in tha beginning, strictly &c
| earding to directions.
| For sale by every merchant and dru ggkt through
| ont the Union,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-24
AunIn ounnks and In1nosters.

No Change for ADVICE and Consultation. i,
m n n Dgoft. Graduate jefferson Medical
GoLsge Philadelphia, author Of several F'il&5ie
works can be consulted on all diseases O ILL ~
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (which he mas maj -,
an especial study either in maie or ielAset ~
1aattar frnn xThat cause originating or OF now
long stsndiag. practice Of 80 years enan,es
him 10 treat disease with success tud :, Ais
auteed. Charges reasonable. noss sy n
tanee can forward letter descr1bang ~ TWINS
ssIs srsinsine stamp to prepay postage
SEND Tor the Gslids TO Hsa!sa. fIIe s sn Ssns
/. ID. DYOTT, Md, Physleaia ls anu oua seelAai
f04 Duane st New err.
e.sqdra nsikRE1Y
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-24

LOUISVILLE, Ky Oct 5. 1853.
On John Bull Bear sir. Many thanks IL you
Tor JA.1 medicine ypa have 80 kindly given me. /
have been = great su#erer for years. and had the
advice Of various physicians Some pronounced
my spine. some my Iangs ana saIae Ey heart,
70 be the seat Of ny Ci-ease have
been burnt. blis5ercd ana cuppeu Until had
become Gi-hearIeued. Several worry eminent physi-
clans who examined my spine informed me thar
was threatened with paralysis or apepisxy any
dav ana that nothing brEJ seton aid relieve nae
! lad q perfect horror 81 that. and was he~ltaJinE
about having ore inserted. when Won kindly sent
MT your SarsapariIa which Immediately begun "a
lake three times DAY had Suffered terribly WIKI
= most acute pain III fhe riEht side Of Hiy head os
reCialjv when wOGid read or write for any length
Il time and On raising to my feet | WoalQ oe per
fectv blind for several minutes. and would EaEe Il
held TO something 10 prevent falling.
am most happy 10 inform yaG that the pain il
uIE head i entirely relieved suffer but seldom
with ms spine and then not SO acutc!y- My aPpe
tftg j. good indeed for the first time in my life
sl=oy my dinner more than any ether meal duriH.
rga cay
Nuu kindly sent me four bottles again las night
AMI began again this morning. and hope TO b.
entirely relieved Please accept my h7arTtet
hanks and nest wishes.
Very truly your most Ereatful friend,
Mrs 3. G, RIN Frs
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-24
Chancery Notice.

COUNTY OF Rock ISLAND. rs
To the May Term A. D., 1873, of the Circuit Court
OF said Cuunty.-Iu Chancery
Hans II. Andersen, Complainant,
VS. BIZ In
Napoleon b. Buford, Andrew J. Ch&nccrs,
RingIeshy and jabez Cobeldick.
To the above named defendants, Andrew J Rim.
glesby and Jahez Cobe1dick:
Yoa viii take notice thar the above entitled cause
is now pending in said Court, that a summons it
ChaHeery has been issued against yoa therein. re
turnable on the first day Of the neAt term Of SAID
Court, to be begun and holden at the Court House
in the city OF Rock Island, in said County. tn,
first Monday Of MAY. A. D., 1873, az which time auJ
place you viii appear.
Rock Island, ILL.,, March "a A. D, 1873.
GEORGE u. GOULD,
Clerk Of said Court.
SWEENEY & JACKSON, C0mP'ts Solicitors
3-25d4w
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-24

OFFICE OF THE C. F. BRowH CHEaIcA At Co.
30 William St, New York May :, iS72
The c. f. Brown Chemical Company are new the
sole prgprietors d DIR. c. T. Browns Young Amer
lea Imminent" and determined TO prosecute TO
the full extent Of the Law ali persons making or
selling the Imitation or counterfeit article,
CATION Tais Linfment having been extern
ueeessit, III projecting the nnble by having pri-
yate revenue stamp engraved expressly Tor ~ ~hisn
stamp will be found over he cork Of every o95els
Of the genuine II represents handsome stsea ny
BY groom, and is encirefsd by the WORDS III.
/ r.; BROWNS YOUNG AMERICA IINI hENI.
DR. G II. BTow-nss Ypnpn America Eminent has
neen found to be sure and speedy cure tor the new
| Horse Disease--IN FL ENEA
/ DIREcIioNs. Rnb the N,srk and ThFoa; with tht
Lintment once j Vlay and rnix a tablespoonful o
II in the horses food for two or three nights The!
i must be fed only soft feed the water they drinl
must not be too cold and .f,,x rnust be kent warn
and blanketed. S.sd4m
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-24
CONDITION POWDERS.
N @ - R Z So
Celebrated Improved
CONDITION pOUDERS,
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs and Fowls.

The cheapest and only safe, certain and reliable
Medicine for Of the diseases pceuiar TO al of
these animals.
Fur Horses and Cattle They are 4 Sovereign
remedy for Loss of Appetite, Hide-bound pistem-
pers, rheumatism, Inward Strains, Feyers, foun-
der. &c. &c Ard Ii cure for Coughs and
Colds witch is the foundation Of the more fatal dis
eases These Powders compounded, and OF
such iugr dieus that all Of their valuable quantities
blend IN harmonious unsiou, which readily enter n
10 the elements ofthe blood and juices and are there
By made to penetrate every parE Of The system ttus
assisting nature III atlaying fevers and lnhamaIons,
breaking up colds, stopping coughs, removing I'M
healthy distractions loOseulnE the skin, opening
It's pores causing IN hair lie smooth, and giving
il a glossy, soft appearance, purifying the blood Civ
inc tone t., the stomach and digestive organs snd
tmulrtinE new life vigOr and strength to the animal
few doses of these Powders will produce a won
tr-FuI effect upon these animals
For sheep they Hre perfect remedy for bistem-
pcrs Foot Rui want OF Appetite, Wool Dropping,
Scurvy &c. and by feeding once week freely viii
prevent MI the above diseases
For Hogs .hey viii keep IN better condition, Fat
ten QuirBer and on less food. Half a Package
should be mixed in every barrel Of swia These
Powders have never been known TO fal TO that
fatal disease known as Hog Cholera.
BE ST RE AND CALL FOR NORRIS.
Price 25efs per psckage- or five FOR 81
Prepared and sold wholesale and retsL by q, g.
NORRIS CLEVELAND, ~. aud sod by Druggists and
Merchants generally
For sale ~ John benGston, Rock Island
ia-amwi0m