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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

~ For the relief and
N cure of all derange-
-, ments in the stom
ny ach, liver, and bow
1S els. They are a mild
NJ IN aperent, and an
lI MN excellent purgativc.
NsEY4>@ Being purely vege.
s{E>@ 80 table, they contain
1922 no mercury or mine
w. raj whatever. Much
l4t serious sickness and
~ suffering is prevent
ed BY their timely
nse; ana every family should have them on hand
ior tier protection a9d relief, when required.
Long experience has proved them 20 be the sal.
esr, sarest, and best Of all the PiIls with which
the market aboands. by their occasional use,
tiie blood is purified the corrnptions OF the sys.
tea expelled, distractions removed and the
Whole machinery OF life restored 10 its healthy
acuyty. Internal organs which become eiogged
md sla@-saa are clean sed by 1yer's pihs. and
stimulated into action. Thus incipicnt disease
j changed INTO health, the value of which change,
II, can hardly oe computed. Their sugar coating
fiakes them pleasant To take, and preserves their
yNtues antapared for any length OF time, so
liat IleF are ever mesh. and perfectly reliable.
-sthoaEh searching, they are mild, and operate
Nftos tiistfihanee 70 the cons tuition or diet,
occupation.
I1lil directions are given on the wrapper TO
saea boN, how - use them Family physie,
:a4 Tor TIE following complaints, which these
Iitis rapidly eare:-
faf ghs-pep.ia or Ii digestion. Listless.
ncs-s Ganguor and Loss Of Appetite. they
sboal4 he taken moderately TO stimulate the stom.
.leh. an Afestare its healthy tone and action.
ior liver Com platns and its various symp.
toms, Bilious AAeaAAChe Sick Head.
ache. JaunsiiCe Green Atckness. hal.
x0us Collie and DiltOus Few ers, they should
be juaicousiy taken for each case, To correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause il.
Fer Dysenfery or ntarrhTa, but ono
mild dase Is generally required.
For EgHeanatisns. Goat. Gravel. pal.
rsfatica of the Heart. Pain In the
side. Back and 1.Oins. they should he eontin-
uously taken, required, to change the diseased
action Of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and IDropsicaI Sweilimgs,
they should he taken IN large and frequent doses
To produce the effect OF a drastic purge.
For AupprPssiOa, large dose should be
taken, as il produces the desired effect by sym.
naAy.
As a Dinner PHI, take one or two RUS to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
~ assSsanal a8ss fsntia, and inyiora,e. The ,ne
system Hence II Is often advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. One who feels
tolerahiy well, often finds that dose OF these
Pills makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and fcaosatlns eject the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BY
DR.. u. G. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists,
IOHELL, MSS, e. 5. 4.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

e2OU - eAVW ACT 0O GNU.
10 the only Known Remedy for Brights, Dis
ease, and has cured every case Of Diabetes In
which Y has been given. Irritation Of the Neck,
1.-THE neAddes and ILLUMINATION Of the Kidseys.
ulossneisa ofthe Kidneys md bladder, Rseer.
ION q unns, Diseases Of the Prostate Gland.
otone y the n.adde., Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit.
sad nacons o. Milky Dircharges, md for En-,
Feebied and Delicate Constitutions Of both sexes.
attended with the following symptoms Loss
OF Power, Loss Of Memory, Difici,iiy Of Breath.
ing, Weak Nerves, Wakefuines., pain in Tic
Back, Flushing Of the Body, Eruption on the
Face, Pallid Courtenanec, La.situde OF the
System, etc.
Used by persons In the decliae or change o,
Inc, after confinement or labor pains, bed.we,.
ing In children, etc
In many affections peculiar TO ladies, the Rr-
tract bnchu 10 nnequaled by any other remedy
Asin Chiorosls or Retention, Irregulsrity, Pain.
Fitness or Suppression OF Customary Evacuation.
liberated or SchiTur state Of the Uterus, Leu
c0rrhca or Whites, stcriiity, and for oil com
plants incident 10 the sex II 10 prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physician. ana
Anwives for enfGebled and delicate constiu
Aay
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SEtEgssEsE saz,E

tF Fft9e 81 special ESpru len ~ I9e Il re- El e.
SUED rom the 0iFe eftr t4eri Gtts r,as srt.ryt
III aud inr the county Jf Cedar rad STATE f i,,, "a
iaVer o. Callahan nwsrttns FnH a~tth@t Jas5lfs Esa
Ier e. al, have levied apan thH intNtHg lFagefIp
a. the pruperio Of the said JmtBS Eel 5pf 81 81 IL
wit: '' NV ~" %"
III" north halt II. Of tire Horhstast apHftar ~ h
~ sfsttju hhneFF stSessA 1lnJ IL tlv#lsEs lt.ttr
sseny t~i1 rai4s y t,na'4 three RI Rf "A T4a 5s}
Iowa. '.' 80 NI f'ts' s7't
,, nhd sa 9iler the same for gase cd r. fort
mouse apof W HE tr.i ay Upton III s,I rsf,.sts
Oh ,at urday the 9Th day Ut A GrI A II II -
O'Clock, o. m, ~ said dag. H. -llF+fs .J = @E''
ana costs that mas esFii. thprttgi -f'"
Dated this thfd day uf Marcel 4 n s4-4
aw.H s4.+5tTT1 IN Va 4tsEllE&h FP s
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Ayers
Harrington,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
efectual for
preserving the
hair. IT soon
restores faded
or gray hair
TO its original
rnlnr s.,th Al.
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No. II. Flowers.
DIVISION X. HOUSEHOLD
MANUFACTURES.
ANC' II. k"PsC 0OOSzcs
MRS. r. PRITcHaRD, sursnIrrErpx1r.

MRS. X FHIINHAHU SUfk1IUTKNDBAx
All articles entered for premiums in this dlviaton
must ave been made MANI. fractured with1a The
year l6-3 Articles manufactured prevtous 70 the
year 1873 may be exhibited. but pr0nntnna R1N
necessarily be paid thereon.
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eBll tdII1Y lll lsSt11lIl
LISTOFPREMIUMS
6 OFFERED FOR
ANNUAL FAIR
IL TO BE HELD
sepsenber Is, II, IS s 70, 1873.
DIVISION A. CATTLE.
1T. HuDDfEsoN ,surrarxrrxpxsr.
No. l. Sweepstakes

M OUAA1cO3S.
All animals ofthree years old and upward, In any
Of the procfeative cAas0 Of this division. must pro
duce evidence that they breeders and not barfea
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3~E the Reisinger sash Lock and Support d
EASIEN your WINDOWS

40 spring u break. no cutting Of sash: CHEAP
sFs"tie, Ner4 easily applied: holds eash q
- place desired and self fastener when
nc sash Is down. send stamp tor circular,
frruiaf aud six copper bronzed locks sent
any address ia the L. y. postpaid, ON re-
~ oiolcts. Liberal inducements TO the
fAdc. Agents wanted, Address RESIN.
tets SASH LOCK Co, No. 4is Market b.,
tWrfisbuIg, Pa.
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XIARNHY's ExrRACr auCHu

Habits o. Disstpdtori. ETC, In oil their stages. al
little expe nse little or no change In diet, no in
convenience, and no exposure. II causes a ire.
Quent desire, and gives strength 10 Urinate.
thereby removing DISTINCTIONS. Prever ting and
Curing Structures OF the uretha, Ailaying Pain
and Inflammation, 30 frequent in this class OF die
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No. Is. Farm Horses.
No. rs. Farm Horses

No. n. Practical Teams.
Pair Of stations, Geldings or Mares,
regardless Of color or sex. In har-
ness s. 81
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.5aga OF courterfo!ts
m wrsrs' s7Il u MEs Cl i.

EelfN ~FF@ IT = u y = n = Ct = g a q ;
SEIG fasSasJ IGgALE AIALs-
.k4 er9e@8f- eGY ccrsrEGsEGTEB. DfsitDResf Drug
ee safas ~ ESls e0st,fe tGs saake riesEer
a5rFts. rs gesu58s Aaee 11s gsa9se al Jon Hoses
81 saeA pfrtaaf 4EcEAHFs are f-ofttAss f2tk9ffgas.
ThA GsseIsE p{fs are Hnfaiang in the cure q. all
tLase g4iG{I3 aHI dangerous aIaeasas 70 HAteh the
seisae cor ttalinu Is suAiect Iaay ntaf rate all
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XEARNIY's EXTRACT RucHu

3l00 per bottle or six bottles for S 90. delivered
70 any address, secure from observation. Sold
" omggtsts eyerywbere. Prepared by
kEARNEY h CO, lG4 Duane 81. N. Y
y. % whom Oil letters for Information should b.
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The committee on this class must require null
and satisfactory pedigree in every instance.
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No. s. Herds. Sweepstakes.

Herd OF cattle owned and kept in Ce-
dar county. for breeding, by one
man, not less than four head, con.
Stating 81 one male and three fe-
males, over two years old. IS
No. Z. Herds Of Calves.
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DIVISIONE. MULES and JACKS
JOHN GILLESPIE. surErisrsspEsr.
No. 81. Mules and JACKS,

DIVISION F. EQUESTRIANISM.
FRED. HEIGHT, SUPPLEMENTARY.
No. 80. Ladies' Riding.
Exhibition Of skill and style in riding
saddle required). ..........................'.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
rrrom our Ls.s Editions Of rss4rdAy.l
M, Ilassr CO. Bslere lhs cosr..


rArT1Rsos q ErlsFoHD RETAINED ri THE uNFER
AxcE NES-PETIzIoxs STONED Ri LIQUOR AES 10
EE sRANIKD oosDIfI0NALLT.
Especial By Telegraph TO the oomnercidl
CoURI Rock, NEu CAsTEE
Up. NJ, Nov II.
Court was called At 10 10 this morning.
An unusual number Of psrsOns even for court
times are in town, drawn here By the hrst sitting
Of the court in This county to decide upon APP
pHcAtion for liquor licenses. The court
room was flied TO its utmost capacity, and the
exterior crowded with people who were unable
to gain AdmiltAnce because Of the great number
already filing the limited space in which per
sons we're allowed 10 enter.
After disposing Of cases held over from the
May term, and dischArging number Of prison.
ers, held in the jail by reason Of expired term
and the fact that the prisone is now much crowd
ei, the court proceeded to take into considerA-
ton the applications for license. None have been
granted AZ yet. Messrz. Patterson and Rumford
have been retained BY the Temperance men and
are making sad havoc with many Of the Applca-
tons.
The Court in answer to question from Mr.
Patterson. replied that although it would not 81!
thA, the Court would not grant license if signet
BY liquor dealers no licenses would be grAuteC
il signed by a msjonty Of such persons. unles'
the Court was personally satisfied Of the charAc
ter Of the house. The Court decided also thai
the signer must BE- resident Of the district
The liquor men look rather blue.
LATKR-TES APPLICATIONS HETUsED IN EHNISe
| Ton.
The Court approved sixteen applications an
ten, all being from Wilmington, were not ap
proved Among them wAs that Of Alex. sAvills
| si,th and Market streets. HH.C.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
TEE LuxuRIEs AND NECEssARIEs OF LIE

The dividing line between the comforts and
nsesssaries Of life is = sufficiently indetsrminAts
one, varying with the needs Of each individual
and with the progress Of civilization, 80 that the
life accounted Injurious to our fAr-away ances-
tors would be one Of bArbArous discomfort to
Us.
sdn some approximate idea can be obtained
Of the category into which most Of the goods
Of life would fan. Plenty Of wholesome food, Of
sufficiently sppetizing variety to maintain per
feet health as food distAstful to the palate can
not do warm and decent clothing, not uncouth
enough TO attract attention or ridicule good
shelter sufficient fres good lights, including
frss entrance to the blessed hie-giving sun
shine books and newspapers TO read ; these
Ars the indispenaibles to comfort, possessing
which We possess all tina, is really necessary tc
material Hsll-bsing. Beyond them lies the do
main OF luKuries that appeal to 'the lust Of the
eye and the pride Of life !" not evil in them
selves, IL indulgence in them interferes with nc
higher claims, but certainly not necessary to I
truly comfortable life. Rich carpets, large mir
rors. sumptuous furniture, exquisite china an'
glass thee are all nice things in their way
but how admirably well one may do withou
them, If he chooses.
From one point Of view.it does seern strang
thing that the desire to possess these and thei
Kindred Injuries should be SO powerful sprin
o! action should set mills and machinery 1
motion, send fleets around the world, and kee
us all striving to the very limit Of our faculties
The asthetic sense (Which is, We believe th
fashionable term for the love Of luIury) ma
be an elevating one, yet one which it migt
seem easy to run into the ground"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
THE LICENSES In REw CASTLE COUNTY.

The LICENSES In NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Out Of the one hundred and eleven applics-
tion for license to sell liquor in this county, sew
snty-tWo were disposed Of by the Court, yester-
day, Of which only thirty-three we're granted, the
remaining thirty-nine being either refused or
Withdrawn, or failing from technical reasons.
Assuming that a similar ratio will prevail with
the thirty-nine applications not disposed Of yes-
tsrdAy, it appears that only about fifty licenses
will be granted, out Of tie one hundred and
eleven applied for.
Many Of those which have failed are Of the
"sAloon" class-simply places tor the sale Of Ii
quor-and their closing can certainly be no in
Jury 10 either the morals or the business inter
eets Of the community. On the other hand, the
hotels established and known ss places Of pub
lie entertainment, have generally received ii
cense.
The question will arise, very soon whethe
places without license shall continue their bus
iness Of selling. No doubt some will attemp
it. The virtue Of the new system will then |
put TO the test, and we shall have it demonstrt
ted whether the officers Of the law and the COZ
munity back Of them will steadily support i
restrictive provisions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
The suspeeted PrI.onsrs.

THY ABE IDENTIFIED As the HAMBsiGHT, But SoT
BENG WASTED ARE DIscHAKGED.
During SATURDAY. Afternoon, the two young
men who we're arrested 10 front Of the swan
Hotel, in this city, Alorz1 Hambfight
AID his brother, Of Lancaster, Pa. were fully
identified a. such, and the police au-
thorities OF that city we're telegraph
ed of their detention. After several
Intellectual efforts to get replies our authorities
were finally informed that the two men were not
wanted and the Mayor dismissed them. but VITA
instructions to leave the city forthHlth. They
readily compiled. and the city has been freed
from two other notorious characters.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
The Turki.h-Arabian DlmruIty

AZ ExcoryrER BETWEEN 1HE ToRcEs-GREAT
sLAUGHTER.
LONDON, Nov. II.
A dispatch from Alden reports an encounter
between two bodies Of Turks and Arabs, in which
three hundred Arabs and seventy Turks were
killed and wounded. The British forces at Alden
will probably interfere to prevent further en-
croachments by the Turks upon the Arabs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
8eaistsr's N0tites.

h EGISTERS OFFICE,
HI NEW CAsTLB COUNTY, Oct 20th, 1873.
Upon application OF Leander z. RIDDLE, Hannah
Riddle gmd Wn. N. Fl i'd, Executors OF James
Hidde, late Of Chustiana Hundred, In said
County, deceased; It is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executors aforesaid,
give notice Of the granting of Letters Testamenta-
Ty upOn the estate OF the deceased, with the
date Of granting thereof by causing advertisements
TO he posted within 40 days from the date Of such Let
ters IN six Of the most public places Of the County
of New Castle requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate To present the same, or abide by
All Act of Assembly In such case made and provided
And also cause the same TO be inserted within
the same period in the DAILY CONMERGlAL a
newspaper published in Wilmington, and TO be con-
tinued therein three weeks (eOd)
Given under the hand aud Seal OF once oil
H. 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, In New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and yeaI
above written. B GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duJ
attested TO the Executor on or before oct tOtn
| 1874, or abide the Act Of Assembly In such cast
| made and provided. -
LEANDER F. RIDDLE,
| HANNAH RIDDLE,
| WM. NJ. FIELD
Executors.
| address,, Wilmington, Del. oct3l 3WeOd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
snihIItz PnMciars.

We call attention to Our Sedlitz Powders 30 uni
yersal!y popular everywhere. They are made up
fresh and pure every few days and claim them 10 be
ual TO any In the market fully up " the Htanderd
To be good they must be fresh and pure. This u
our gpecial claim to prove which they need only 70
he tried DoLt fOrget the ps e 70 get them, a.
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

'Dont come on Saturday might've got a
boil, said postal card received in Chicago the
other day and signed ''Angll."
Kentucky will commence, next month, with a
code Of revised statutes IN which Inc word white
is ''c2nspicuously absent
The Rhode Island papers mention ex-Con-
gressman Nathan F. Dixon and General Burn
side AZ candidates to success Senator Sprague,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
SpefEsI NetIfts.
Fac,s fer the people

a. the virtues OF medicines cen only be asoef-
tanned By careful observation t is TO be regretted
that many OF the Drugs still prescribed BY come
physicians should retain . place in our AatehA
Medics. As an instance Of this, that vile drug
Balsam CopaibA. furnishes an example. Abouf the
year 1880, the spanisrds in the island Of San Do
mingo having become tni eied with certain com-
plAants thought according TO the prevailing notion
at that time, that the remedy might be found where
the disease originated. UndeT this impression Bal
sam CopAIoa came into Use. bat peyer has hAn-
seating drug done more inicry, for It not only
changes the nature Of the disease 10 more dread
fu' state than the Original but ii ruins the tone Of
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in its Sersi
forms. To AVOID this drug and its effects the sA-
MARITAN'S GIFT, purely V ge able Remedy, ID
vi hin the reach OF al Only ten rils 70 be taken,
and vii cure every .ime IN from too 10 four dAy q
Male packages, q; female s..
sold BY Z Bringhurst A Co. sixth and Market
z NcInAll, second ana Market Wilmington, Del
and BY Druggists generally. lelI-iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

RARA AYIs.-Mr G. Chandler, agent Of the W.
Il X. Railroad at POcopsOn station, and who is
quite a shootist, killed, while out cunning re-
Gently, bird Of species unknown in these
parts, which he sent down to Capt. LeMaisire,
Of this city. The Capt has lad the bird taxd-
ermied, and set it aside as one Of tho curiozities
Of his Office. When first killed, the bird was as
black al a crow, but tho alcohol in which it was
preserved for a few days has changed its color
somewhat. The bird IL about the sIlo Of a crow
in the body, but ia more erect il web-fOoted and
has q bill not unlike that of the rail.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
the chilly Blasts Of Autumn


Remind Us OF making suiiabie preparations for the
Ct Ess and mHliip'y, when roogn face, ohapped
hands cracked lips, &c, are the common lnhen-
tAucs OF all. Apprppuat. ard sea-snabe informa.
ION for thOse akn0led vi A. t'r table, iunamed
or exeorrated noil n Of the ski1 Is the enumers-
ton Of the fo1oEing list Of really 'suaole reme-
dies:
Hrfnehursls Medlcsied Cocoa Batter
Flower seen ed 5lycefiBe.
Pure Glycerne.
Glycerine Cream.
Cod Cream.
Camphor Ice and Gyceripe.
Rose LIP salye.
English Glycerine Jelly.
kAfgs Perf1med Glyeerire.
hcrersons cAnphor lee " ID GlyeernS'
Ems
Among the VerJ be / Soaps for winter use We
PIiess -1 sOlidiaed eye rlne soap, ( slysserne'
Colgaie's Transparent II =
Indexical osi Meal and " d"
Pure White c lsue SOAP
Pure Ullve-Ps II Soap
Low sons Rng ish Gycer ne soap.
sarg's Liz aid Gycerine soap.
stubborn Cutaneoas Affections, as Tett &C, are
oft n relieved oy one OF the f0A0Ting soaps:
asEeil'G Jun per far soap
C0igaies Medicinal Tar soap
CAlyerIs At ole Toilet soap
AsdiHs soap
ConstAntineA Pine Tar Sap
Bishfec!ing (yarUoAcl soap
PecE's CaTUonc soap
All the foregoing -ftices With many others Of the
| same Glass; for sale by
Z BRISGHCKsT CO., APetnecaries.
| col. sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington, De
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
narhara. AtrentIon.

Barriers. co,nfs spsps brushes, sponges, superior
bay run, siiGg pOgn2tufn, purs, powders, and bar
ber's supplies 81 pEr4ly, at very low prices ltAlf
pornade specia ", always fr.sh and highly per-
fulnea. BarOlrs supplied at wholesale az
FOsTEK's DkCG STORE,
Front sud West streets,
wilmington, Le aware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
Cry 6ppds.
HNSE NINE DAYS WONDER.
RYnp AnRnINARY TIMRS

iiVHE NINE DAYS WONDER.
EXTRAORDINARY TINES
DEMAND EXTRAORDINARY SACRIFICES.
Having on NOVEMBER LIST marked dOwn to PA lC
PRI ES our very large stock Cf Ladies' Undergar-
ments, Corsuts, PanieT Bustles, &c we field still
further to the exigenoies Of the tmes by the cOn-
menCement OF a
NINE DAYS SALE AT EX ACTLY HALF THE
PKRs ENT REDrCaD PRICES
Which will include TWENTY -SEv EN styles VI
Goo IN our line, Gil Of which are indlsp pepsl0le to
a ladies' wardrobe.
Thee styles Of goods will be offered every day ct
each 8 ore at HALF PRICE. No one kind for more
than one day. In all such sales will be con-
fined 10 limited quantities, aud TO cash purchasers
Of other kinds o. goods during that Gay. This un-
precedent4d series of rrgain sale win continue for
NINE DAYS, commencing November 4th, with the
following bargains for Iuesday only:
O. Bone French Woven Corsets, price 81 %, for 30
iOT Tucked Muslin Skirts, Sl.Oi for Al cents.
Superior QuAity On mtses, =, for ~ cents
ONE fKICE ONLY AT EACH STORE,
lil5 CHEST UT street,
1873 N. EIGHTH Street,
And 80 N. hIGHTH St.
BARGAINS for Wednesday will be 10 Wednesday q
Ledger. Watch tn progress of tn nine tys won
deI intend TO ofer the greatest Darg aims
WM 7. HOPKINS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
q. . c. sHoEMAKEa,s,
EnrIIsn hruatnrd

Pure RBglish IelDR Mus'ard, ground or grain,
Choic- Gugnrtng rxtracts viz: ext l. mon. Vanilla,
Peach eSt hitter Almonds ext strawberry, etc. AL
Of the most celebrated max =, Tor sale az
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front ard Wes- streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
JACOB sCHEETz. Proprietor.
n. W. cor. Fifth and Race Streets.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Mr. JAcOB sCHBtTZ-Sir: have suffered for ov r
two years nom Dyspepsia, with sense Of sGHGca.
tinn and severe pain after eating, and although l
tried various remedies and medical advice, yet |
found no relief until tried your Ceebrated Bit
ter Cordial" which acted ike magic upon my sys-
TEN, and before 1 had used one bOtJle, found my
self en- .irely cured and have not had any eurn OF
the complaint since. | can therefore recommend 1t
as an Invaluable remedy 10 those afflicted In the
same way joan SNEIHEN,
Superintendent OF Franklin Square,
Residence, lO9 N. Seventh steel, Phi a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

MR. SCHBEZ
Dear Sir: / have used your Bi ters ans seen them
US d by others with coed effect, AID In no ca G
without producing gIfd results. In one case,
a telOW-wUrkman was taken wi IN vomiting ana
purRing aud was so reduced that he was scare ly
anle To wax. got your Bitters ana gave him three
doses in one hour, which entirely cured him
THOS. BROWN,
15Ot Otis St., lslh Ward, Phia.