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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-28

The st. Paul Press says that, ain
Minnesota the Scandinavians hold as
many offices in proportion to their num-
bers as any other class Of our foerign
born citizens. The most lucrative Offices
in the state are the county Offices and
these are held by Scandinavians elected
by Republicans, in very large proper
ton"
So far as our knowledge goes the
same is true in Wisconsin. It is GER
tainly true in this county, and has been
for many years past.
For ourselves we see no good reason
the vote of any nationality should
I upon the condition that one of its
representatives should hold an impor-
tant office. Were this rule to prevail
this county would divide into factions
in hot haste. The German element
nearly equals that Of the Scandinavian,
but to the best Of our recollection, not
German has ever held a county Office
here, The same might be said of the
Hihernians. In our view it is we'll TO
pay due Difference to all, but we should
exercise due caution and not make in-
vidious distinctions
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-28

our government, as the establishment
Of high salaries for its officials.
In nine cases out of ten we believe
that the salaries of public officers are
too high already, aud, in every instance
within our knowledge where these sala.
ries have been reduced within The past
few years, there has been correspond
ing improvement in the officials. Per-
haps no county in the state is better
differed, and yet there is not one in
he state in which the salaries are low.
er in proportion to the duty performed
than Pierce county.
st. Croix county recently reduced
the salary of its officers fully one.third,
and what is the result? Has the
character Of its officials deteriorated?
Not whit.
Under system Of decidedly
low salaries, there will be fewer
aspirants to Office, aud they will be
better men in the main.
These are our convictions from care.
ful observation, and we place them be-
fore our readers tor their perusal and
candid consideration, trusting that they
will not be looked upon IN a partizan,
hnt in q nholosonhicoI Eobt
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SRcoNn DAY,

VIM, II. Teh, pltf Us. Milton Web
ster, def. Foreclosure of mortgage,
Order of reference granted to +. L.
Gibson.
Jacob Butcher, executor oflast Will
and Testament of Aaron @, Foster, dc,
ceased, ss, Joseph Brownly, et al, Con-
tinued ON affidavit Of def. with $40
costs.
Simon p. Heningson vs. John L,
Dale. Money demand. Judgement
by stipulation.
Selah Strickland Us. II, p. Ames,
Continued on affidavit of deft's Atty,
with $40 costs.
IL. Clements Ell at, u.s., Geo, Smith.
Settled and an order of disOontinuance
entered.
Margaret A. Jones, Is. Tisdel b.
Jones. Action for divorce. Contin.
ued on application of plaintiff.
John Hilton, Us. Hilton Doe and
Ella J.. Doe. Stricken from calendar.
II. M. Preston rs. John W. Vim.
Tried by jury, Verdict for plaintiff
for $3.50
Henry A. Wilson, Us. w. II. York.
Order OF discontinuance entered.
VIM. II. Leavitt, plaintiff in error,
rs. A. Matson, defendant In error.
Certiorari. Judgement of court below
reversed
Clements & Moulton rs. John Desc.
Tried by jury. Verdict for plaintiff
for $40.
Hiram Patch, rs. Henry Olson and
Christian Olson. Action of ejectment
on tax title. Tried by jury. Special
verdict--tax deed set aside.
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is Judge Barron "a Vain
Man?

If not how can he relish the almost
incessant fawning and sycophantic
whining of the Polk County Press?
In common parlance, it is not too much
to say that that sheet almost weekly
falls down and worships at the shrine
Of Barron; or worse perhaps,--it in
dulges in maudln praise that ought to
disgust any man. If the Judge is
really all the man in that Assembly
district who has any brains at all, then
our neighbor may be excused to Ger
tain extent, for his man worship. If
not, then he must be decidedly lacking
somewhere, to constantly indulge in
such adulation.
We had supposed that election was
past, and that no necessity existed for
electionoeting articles; yet the Press Of
last week cuts nearly dozen stale
paragraphs from different papers il the
state, and arrays them as a sort of bar
ricade for Judge Barron. Is he weak
that he needs these defences? Even
then they would scarcely strengthen
him. Is he vain that he seeks such
distinction? If so his vanity knows no
limit. Can he not stand upon his own
merits? Does he need to be braced up
BY props from every direction? We
certainly hope not.
The Judge is state senator elect from
this twenty-fourth senatorial district OF
the state of Wisconsin, the honorable
successor of Hon j. H. IRISH aud "lin-
cal descendant" Of Hon. EDWARD ii
Ives, aud we should most exceedingly
regret to learn that the senatorial mad
tie has fallen upon man who stands in
constant need of warm plasters upon his
back to keep it straight, or encomiums
upon his head to keep it level.
For heavens sake, neighbor, desist.
You ought to have hundred men, at
least, in your Assembly district, who
have brains enough to demand an occa
sional notice. We verify believe that
we have five hundred men in Pierce
county who are just as smart, and just
as good men as the Judge, and we shall
be compelled to double this estimate if
you still persist in your efforts to brace
him up. Yes, we tell you 10 let the
Judge alone; he needs not your praise,
your fattery, or even your endorsement,
and we protest against your further
tradacing him by such unworthy, I'm.
necessary, and entirely uncalled for at
tempts at bolstering him up.
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J. 6. Rounce,

AZ his mill on the Trimbelle River, is
prepared TO shell Germ, grind the same in-
to meal for family use, or for feed. Also,
manufactures Graham Meal from wheat,
&c. &C. vl7nls
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Taken Up.

Came into the enclosure Of the subscrib
err, living on Section %, Township Is,
Range 20, being in the town OF Glenmont'
about November 9Th, one white bun WIN
some red about the head, and one red he'll
err with some marks Of white. Both are
supposed to be one year old. The owner Is
requested TO prove property, pay charges
aud take them a way.
J. PICARD.
River Falls. Nov. 14th, 1878. 23-9n
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River Falls, Nov. l4tb, 1878.
For. SnIe.

A fine votswold buck, weighing 200 IDS,
wool nine inches long, Also a three year
old mare colt, weighing over 1000 IDS
dark bay color.
g. II, MILLER
Prescott, Wis, Nov. Z 22ii
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-28
Proceedings of the Cir
cult Court at the Nov.
Term held at Ellsworth
commencing on the Gath
day Of Nov. 1878.

FIRST DAY.
w. Riester, pltG., Us. Samuel
Shanks, def. Settled by the parties.
BIO. Beveus, pItf., Us. j. A. Bolles.
Appeal from Justice Court. Continued
on affidavit Of deft., with $40 costs.
Nicholos Fenstabah, pltff., Us. Adam
Brown, def. Appeal from Justice
Court. Stricken from the calendar.
An order for amended return granted
Jane Foster Us. Jacob Butcher. jury
trial. Order Of dismissal entered.
Mary Ann Ward, pltf., vs. Geo. Arm
bruster. def. Action Of foreclosure
Motion by deft, TO set aside sale. HelC
over for further argument.
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TAKEN UP.

Came into the enclosure Of the
subscriber, living on Section 1,
Township 26, Range Is, in the town
of Trimbelle, Pierce Co., Wis, on
or about the 1st day of Nov, one
red helfer with little white on her
belly, supposed to be two years old.
The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take the
same away.
II % 4w @. w. Bcnnett.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-16
Jaw a lamp burning al midday In the

saw lamp burning al midday In the
room by which one Of the attorneys
was writing. Some one is to blame
| for the continuance of this nuisance and
your correspondent supposes it must
be the Board Of Supervisors who have
the control of such matters. In May
of 1872 I was here during the trial
OF Otto Fraunburg for the murder of
Barker, and the court room reminds
me Of that long and interesting trial.
Finally verdict and judgment has
been reached in the ease.
Appropos to this | read an account,
u few day 3 since, of The effort al wit
made by STORMY Jordan" on the trial
al Burlington in which he claimed to
be an "artist," viz: "a nose painter"
There is two chapters TO this story.
one which has not yet appeared in
print, and shall give the other. In
the argument Of Gen. Weaver before
the jury he was describing in vivid
language "the court Of death which
the triumviratc murder, lust and IL
quor had held at the threshold of poor
Barkcr's door," and turning to the de-
PENDANTS attorneys he remarked: at
is eminently proper, gentlemen, that
you should here introduce your tar
tist, jordan, to give color of respect.
ability 10 the character OF the principal
actor in this terrible scene. This Ear
tist,' whose studio is adorned, if you
could but see them, with the srcctrcs
Of the damned, where, upon his infer
nal easel, with his pencil dipped in the
tears Of orphans and the blood Of his
victims he paints the ngonies of hell
upon the ever living canvass Of the
SOUL
The reply OF Gen. Weaver savOrs
full as much OF the truth as the highly
imaginative profession of"artis!.
The political status is here much the
same as other places | have visited,
perhaps with little moro bitterness
on the part of the "outs." Democracy
has endeavored to change its skin, but
it will find that the regalia OF
Grange was never intended 10 hide
the deformities and filth of the Demo-
cratic carcass.
Yesterday there was large gather
ing of Changers from all parts of the
county. They assembled at the fair
grounds and were addressed by sever
al individuals, but owing to business
] was not permitted to hear them.
VIAToR.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-16
MARRIED.


HESKETT--CONAWAY---By tho
Rev. II. II. Knight, Mr.. SAMUEL A.
HEsKETT and Miss ADA NJ. CoNA-
WAY.
CHAMBERS - FRENCH.-At the
residence of tho brides father Oct.
4th, by Rev. Thomas ID. Howard,
Mr. w. +. CHAMBERS, OF this city,
and Miss EMMA J. FRENCH, OF Pc
tersham, Mass.
BOUDE-SHARP.-Oct.9 9th, at the
residence of the brides father In this
city, By the Rev. II. b. Knight, Mr.
CHARLES r. BoUDE and MISS MARY
M. SHARP.
Observation-Disclosures resi-.
dence of l.. It. Newell, Wapelio Co.,
Iowa, Oct. 9th, by Rev. II. J. Myers,
Mn. GEORGE NIMocKs, of Great
Bend, Kansas, and Miss ALLIE NEw-
ELL, late of Alton, Illinois.
PRIEST--GHAPMAN.--On The It'll
inst, at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. r. Myers, G. w.
PRIEST and ELIZABETH G.. CHAIRMAN,
all of Ashland, Iowa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES llth, by
Rev. IL. d. knight, at his residence,
Mr.. WILLIAM DoDDs and HARRITT
HARRIS, both Of Fairfield.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-16

A CHARTAvRI AND WEppING.--It
is customary to charivari people after
they are married, but this custom was
reversed last night. Some forty or
more ladies and gentlemen friends of
Judge J. S. Porter and his lady, in
vaded his domains on Court street
hill, gave them regular old charivari,
were invited in, and had n regular old
fashioned china wedding, and joy
Gus time generally. The company
stayed al hour or more, were treated
to pumpkin pie, and the preacher was
psid for his services with a huge
pumpkin, when they all retired in
good order, and well pleased with the
visit. A fine stock Of china ware was
left behind them, and we doubt not
but that Queensware dealers hope the
custom will grow into universal ia.
vor.--1 Tuesdays Daily.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-16
Highway Notice.

Auditors Uiilce. Wapep Conniy.A
ottumwa low, sept II, iS.Gi
To all whom IL may concern
The Commissioner appointed To locate and va
cate highways Us follows, viz
40 notwithstanding in the present Uitumya
road, at the nv corner section -. township ~.
range IL, "; thence ;, ~ rods section line be.
tween section I'D and 81, thence r. 80 rods to
ter of NV 4 said see, So thence TIL il ntecsccts
the present Travelled road leading TO Ditamwn
said road to he 30 feet in width.
To Naeate--the saii present Travelled read lead.
ing to Ottumwa, and passing dlasonaiy through
the SAID NV = OF said section 81: between said
point OF the beginning and SAID point Of intersec-
ton, or ending OF said new road has reported in
favor OF the location aud vacation thereof and al
objections thereto OF claims for damages must he
filed In the Auditors Office on or before noon of
the 10th day of November, A. D., 1878: or snch
highways will be established and vacated without
reference thereto.
WIN II. CALDWELL,
sept l'-itw County Auditor.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-16
Original Notice.

To JOSHUA nRYANr,-Son arc hereby lotii'.;
that on the is, day al November, 1873, therr Wis
be on HE 10 the nlca Of the t1ers Of the District
Court. OF Wapelio County, Iowa, Q petition oi
John II. Divin against von cainng thar he y lie
absolute owner in fee of the so OF the T. u see.
2'tp II N of II, II west lying IN said county, ana
that yoii have no interest therein AMI asainY the
said court 10 quiet the title 10 said land ~ iitii-
And That unless yoa appear and answer SAID pcti-
ton on or before noon OF tie second 'iay ui tnt,
next Jnnnars. term Of said court 20 be baHn and
held In said County on the 21th day Of January,
1874. ae!aGt will be taken against yon AMI ''e-
cree rendered therein according 10 the prayer 81
sold petition aud for costs,
oi6-w H. r. ulsDERsnpfT AIRY for PIN.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-16

Last nights dispatches indicate a
Republican majority of thirty thous-
and in Iowa, and ten thousand in
Ohio. Judge Cody of Dubuque ooun-
ty, is said to have beaten 3. B. Rich
ards in that county for the Senate.
Pennsylvania largely Republican.
G Senator West, Republican, probably
elected to the Senate in Henry county,
and ireland, Republican candidate for
Senator in Clinton county, defeated by
Merrill, Anti-Monop. Jordan, Re-
publican candidate for Senator in Polk
county, probably defeated.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-16
Highway Notice.
Auditors Office, Wapelio Comfy,
ttttuypSx. Tnu-l tl.t /. 49,, 7

Auditors Ofce. Wapelio County,l
offuInTa, iowa, ort. I, ls'j.}
To all whom Ii may concern:
The commissioners appointed 10 vaCata and To-
cate highways, as follows, viz
To LocArE-Commcncing on the now travelled
road, about 90 rods south OF the South corner OF
thefsE 4 o. NE see 10 72,il,running on the Eas
line OF said section, North one hundred rods:
thence running on the North iine OF said quarter
secftcn west SO as 10 lntersect the old road ~ or
near the North corner OF said forty
10 NcafE--C0mmencing at or about twenty
tsol rods south OF The South corner Of the 5 II
OF + o. section l5-32-li, and running iiagnn-
aliy through the Aforesaid described lands to- the
North corner Ut said forty acres. where the pro-
posed new road intersects the Old road at the
aforementioned place, has reported in favor OF The
vaoaiion aud location thereof, and ali objections
thereto or claims for damages must he flied III the
AUDITORS oifice Gu or before noon al the ssh ,ias
Of i.fcember. A. ID. 1873 or snch highway viii be
located without reference thereto.
WIN II. lAtDW ELL,
~" Comfy Auditor.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-16
Shsr;a,a Sale

BY virtue OF an Execution 10 ;nc dlrastai from
lie Clerk ~! ih- District Coaft a. Wai,an tonntS
iowa, III, a judgment obtained IN sati Court. ON
sri iy 81 September. 1873, IN fayot .ni j. A liam.
nion rs Plaintiff aud against !. II. t,ayiS az Ne
felriaui sHr the sum OF Fourteen Dollars anl na
Cents aG costs taxed a. Sli ~ ami aCcliing ccst
haze levied upon the following Peal Estate TAX
Ell NJ property vi said Defendant. Ia satisfy sail
Execution, to-wii:
wv "A OF w u section ", township =, rang,
IL. Ten Acres IN Waae.io Comfy, Iowa.
And viii Offer tile same for sale 10 the highest
cash bidder for cash III hand, the lsi Jag Of N.I-
vemher, a. d. 1875 in front of the tourl ions. III
OtiamNa, al the honf OF one o'clock y. III. d! said
dar, when and whore due attendance viii lie gigi
by the undersignet
pa,et al O.ninHsa, Iowa, Ost. la. is.i.
O9W :. A. SM Etstsr.1'r, sheriff sahiirg
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-16
aLeo nrIELD CORRESPONDENTS.

BLOOMFIELD, Ia, Oct. 10th, 1873.
DEAR COURIER lit is the good for
tune Of your correspondent to address
you from this place. where have
epent few days and enjoyed tho hos
pitality Of come friends, and ! think
! am safe in saying that there 10 not
to be found anywhere in the State q
more pleasant town than Bloomfield,
It ia beautifully situated upon =
prairie slightly rolling aud presents as
clean and healthy an appearance as
any other town know of. In o busi-
ness point of view it has the advan-
tase oftwo railroade, the st. L., h. G.
& N. r. r. and the B. 4 s. W. r. R.,
thus having communication in the
four principal directions. Within it.
self it possesses the elements essential
to success in business, commanding
the most Of the trade in the county.
There Is some Improvement going on.
perhaps as much as any place OF the
came latitude in the State. A fine
brick block, two stories, Is almost COM
pleted on the south side OF the square
and will be soon open for business.
The financial panic had an effect here
similar to that In other western towns
aud ofequally short duration.
While here had occasion to visit
the room used as a Court House, the
District Court being in session al the
time. Ills Honor, Judge Williams ON
the bench, administering evenhanded
justice In very satisfactory manner
to tho friends oflaw and order and
perhaps not so satisfactory to some Of
the gambling and drinking fraternity,
And just here II would DO appr6.
pirate to remark that I have never
seen so poorly and miserably arranged
a room for a Court House.
The Board OF Supervisors have rent
ed the upper story Of two story brick
on the east side OF the square and
there ia kept the Offices Of the Clerk
Auditor, Recorder, Treasurer and
Sheriff, and the room in which the SEES
sions of Court are held. This room
ia about twenty feet wide by fifty fec
long, end is provided with three small
wretched windows on one side Of Til,
room through which Is admitted .
scanty supply OF light. In fact w
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-16
state News.

The Dubuque editors are calling one
another liars.
Atlantic has 10000 breach of
promise suit.
Dubnqaes assessment ia $a,000,0OO
more than last year.
II tool, only six men to form an
Autobiography" Democratic Con-
veniion al Musoatne.
The chickens Of Lucas comfy peed
some vermifuge. They are dying of
with worms.
Fifteen hundred immigrants have
arrived at Davenport since last Janu-
airy.
A 500 cook-stoye is among the prizes
offered by the Des Moines Catholic
Fair. All the girls want il.
Mrs. +. 8. Upper has purchased
the National Bee journal, and It will
be removed to Des Moines aud pub.
lished by her.
John Clark, of Indianola, struck a
chccse-knife into Ed. Wheeler's jaw
bone. This was because Wheeler gave
him so much jaw.
AT q wedding st Clinton on Thurs.
day. parcel of rowdies attempted 10
charivsri, wherenpon two OF the par.
Elephants were arrested and spent tho
night in Jail.
A Clinton physician writes com.
munication to the papers on the sub.
ject Of Juvenile tobacco consumption,
warning Young rapscallions OF the
wrath to come. lie chews the weed
himself, though.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-16
EherH's Sale

~ virtue OF an execution TO me directed from
the Clerk OF the District Court of WapeIiu County.
iowa, on judgment obtained in said Court OH
the bh day Of September, 1873, in favor of Eliza
BETH Hale, as plaintiff land against j. q Chappell,
ct. al, as defendants for the sum OF -Four Hum
died aud Fifteen DoIacs aud cightytwo ccnts, snd
costs taxed at s.. 10 aud accriinr costs lave lev
led upon the following Real Estate taHen prop
erty of saii.defendants, j. O. CAaFpeu, satisfy Ia
said execution, to-wit
LOT no. six. 80 Curtg' subdivision OF part OF
lots IL aud ~, GiinUres subdivision al the East
* OF the y Il u cf sec. II, township y, range Ia
west, in the city OF Ottaniwa. wapeilo Comfy,
Iowa, and the building and anpurtensncos thereto
belonging
And VIII offer the same for sale 10 the highest
bidder FOR cash in hand, on the sth day OF No,
vcmber, A. ID. lsis, In front OF The Court House
In 0ttnmwa, at the hour OF one O'Clock p. M. CT
said day. when and where due attendance will he
given by the undersigned.
Dated at Ottumws, Iowa October f. 1873
o''w =. A. SWIGGETi, Sheriff said CO.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-16
05sfaraiaxfarail

Run here everybody and zee the lne,
large Saddle Rocks received daily by ex-
press, and sold at lowest figures by the dish
or can. Az the Boys say have made ar
rangements with the largest dealers East,
and can sell oysters as low as anybody and
apsU DO &c. All can say il call and SEQ
me, satisfaction is guaranteed 10 price
and quality. ]. B. MuLER
Oet92d.lw.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-16

Memphis, as we'll as SHREVEPORT, has
been terribly stricken with tla scourge
of yellow fever. On Wednesday of
last week, the deaths reach@ l02, as
given BY correspondent d the Gin
cinnati Gazette. The mdey panic
passed UNDECIDED. Anothe{ and more
fearful panic--that of life y, death
brushed aside all things el#.
A city Of about 40, 900 pefple is near
half depopulated by death and by the
fleeing Of the people from the city.
The correspondent says:
eve wish we could transfer 10 pa
per some of the pathos and power
with which this man urged the cause
Of tho stricken city. "hly God" he
said, eve must have help. Cincinnati
must come to our assistance. Mem
phis has always stood by others in
distress. She gave to Chicago S27, COO.
She does not ask for aid that she could
not give herself. But our ability Ia all
gone. Just give ms time to sell our
cotton, and then we will not ask favors
Of anybody. But now we must have
itv
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-16
Thirty Years Experience VI and old
Nufsc.

MRS. " sEsl0N-s $50 hinE Sy ruls ~ She
prescription Of one 81 the Lest Female Ply
siaians and Nurses IN the United States. and has
been used for thirty years with never failing SAFE
~ and success by millions III mothers and enid.
rcd, from the feeble iDiaii OF one week Old to the
adult. II corrscts acrlity of the stomach, relieves
wind cole. regulates the bowels, and gives rest,
health and comfort To mother AMI child. We be.
iieye lt 10 be The Best AMI Surest Remedy in The
World, Ia al, cases of DYaENTERY and III A.
RRHtEA IN CHILDREN, whether II arises from
Teething or from ANY other cause. Full directions
for using viii aocoinpay each bottle. None Cent
Inc unless the facsimile OF CURTIS 4 PERKINS,
is on the ontside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers IuyiUwly.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-16
The Household Panaeca
NIX and
ga milo I,in{0nnnf

is the hest remedy In the world for the following
complaints, viz: Cramps Ia the Limbs and stom-
rnaiisni in all its forms. Billions Collie, Neuralgia,
Cholera, Dyseplery. Colds, Fresh Wounds, Burns,
sore Throat, Spinal Complaints. Sprains and
ternal use.
ltsoperations Is mol only 10 relieve the patient,
hut eniireiy removes the cause of the complaint.
1t penetrates and pera,ies the whole system, re-
storing healthy action to all It's parts, and quick
ening the blood.
The Househela Paaaeca 10 purely
Vegetable and All Healing.
Prepared by CURTIS 4 BROWN,
No 2l5 Fnlton street, New York.
For sale by all druggists. iulyl0wiy.