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4 full line of ladies Teadv-madc Suits
and Underwear Of Ill kinds, :lt
lt-tf MCFALL e POOL.

I'LL MI &Ai@i< ~ L SOi|'
Why THIS SiLENCE?-The cry OF
housekeepers is, what shall we eat, or
where can we get something to eat?
It is universal and widespread and Ee-
coming painful. There is no beef, no
chickens, no vegetables, and only I linz
tied supply Of Eggs. Something else
mast bc substituted. There Hrc substi-
tptcs. but where to look for them? We
can recommend Fulton Market beef,
mess pork. picked salmon. picked
pigs feet, picked mullets, white beans.
peas, krout and other articles, which
for variety and change will relieve the
ANXIETY Of the housckeepcr. Now near
lv all, if not all Of these articles are kept
BY our grocery mcn-somc having one
and some another, but unfortunately
for themselves and the community, they
arc cithcr slowed away in the cellars OF
: their buildings or il some out of the
way corner of their stores, AID by re;l.
son of never advertising what they have:
De0p!e never see them and don't know
what to ask for. The consequence IS
the public ;lre hungry and entertain j
pour opinion Of the merchant, and the
merchant has 4 barrel of something tc
! spoil which would sell if advertised
: Why hide your lights under bushels, yc
! merchan,s9 fyou have anything goot
advertise H.
English Wor$tcd Coats and Vests Of supc.
rior make and style can be found LOW at
! lE--tf. pH!fER ).
Y Coop TAT.-Onc OF the results OF
l:,st Tuesday afternoons squall Of win,
; was the llpsetting of q heavy, solid pine
! shutter. which fell with tremendous i'm
. pctu> u!,"n the six hut Of Or. Ming. lhC
cificien, and polite head clerk 1t DR.
! Fant'> model drug store. This was no
! all, either, for under and inside the la
safely tucked away was the owner:
. head. hut which. marvellous TO relate
: was Withdrawn by the Doctor with NJ
other damage than i runpling Of it
capillary growth, caused by tie violen
iorcin" Of the beaver down beyond III,
wearing line. and the subsequent VIC
lencc Necessary to withdraw it from thC
aSjuniSErd head. It wa> a singularl,
e. narrow and fortunate escape, and hat
it not been for the superior quality ant
merit of the stove-pipe, serious iniur,
would have resulted. The hat Is ever
lasting;y maShedifnot mort:,lly wound
cd.
In view Of this accident and the lll
ROW escape, We feel constrained t" I'd
wise our male friends TO adopt stow
pipes i; oncc-tlc ladies'. God blc>
t!.cm. arc in no danger whatever. Will
the present high fashion PREVAILS
! Where to recommend them 70 60 70 bur
such hats. however. we cannot >av-ou
merchants being singula:iJ and pain
fully rcticcnt in regard to hats.
there are any stovc-pirc hats in tow,
IL. them be advertised at once.
Ifvou want Il good Scgar name You
price. from i five center up to % ce..t>
and send IN order for -. 20. loo O
1000 with the money. and without della
YOU will receive the desired number
and wi,hoi;s doubt be made glad BY
PERRY l. SLAWSON,
LIFT Columbia, 5. {.
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TAKE So,HSE.-Au parties having AL
Administrators or Executors Notices for
publication, will save themselves trouble
! ssN6y coming prepared TO pay for the same
sEbe tore Insertion. omr2 terms are cash
s$EIwyers handing III ssch notices Will nc
= helSresponsiblc for the payment J
I sPkaYSwii! also be hc!i responsible Eor :hc
lsaSlica:ion Of al notices in bankrupt cases.
= Transient embellishments OF any kidd must
81 he paid sor 10 a,lraacc il the parties adver-
ti>;mg DO rot reside in :own.
JOB work and subscriptions strictly cash.
All papers Shall be stopped hereafter us
koon as the term OF subscription expires, un-
less satisfactory arrangements are made 10
continue tho same.
The T. mark denotes cXpi:atioa-a that
the paper is discontinued.
Bear HleSc thugs in mind. 3-:f,
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JzcF.ALL s. = OOL.
May i, i>1t-iS-ti.

F;nniiic< ron hr mp7IinT mW MI +jmhS
GJ jItM uni rhDHE, GtUrrit<. n u. e.
CkUSc$. il
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S 5zFhe American Sardine Co.'S Bone
, less. S:trtlines, arc much better. and
i Elcss than half the cost Of imported
- Sflrdines - sly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-06

THE SCuooLDAY NAGAzINE.- This charm
ING Dollar Monthly. now in its eighteenth
year, seems 10 grow better with each sue
c:eding issue The number for MAY is re-
ceived, and presents an unusually good table
Of contents. -tlcEandcr Clark neT Story
Starring Out" increases in interest, aud
abounI> with so many good things, thar We
wish that all orr readers cnu!d enjoy its pc
ruSal with us. J. W. Daughaday \ Co.
Publishers, Philadelphia.
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The NRWBERRY RERQRD.

Side ace Shoes are clcgan: in style ard fit
to L nicely. --s. pIi{FER.
l6-if
The Indian Girl is the presiding
genius at Perry 4 SlawSon's popular
Segar Store. and when an article is sent
cut with her sign manual attached. al
confidence may be placed in it.
15-tf PERRY & SLAWSON.
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An extra large stock of McMullcns Hand
Scwed Caters, 1t Ph!er'$ 13-tf.
PERsoNAI.-We were gratiiied with
IL visit from Rev. L. W. Bedenbauyh
on Monday last, and pleased to say that
he is looking well. He has received Il
call to fill the pulpit Of the Rev. Mr..
Rude, of Columbia. for the summer,
and will accept.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-06

SALE-DAl Sale-G " last Monday
was very dull, Few persons from the
country were in town. But one tract
Of land and Il few chooses in action were
sold.
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S.AES4GE.-FreSll "Grccnr|M sat-
SAGE tIx. slrIc L,J W e. -ChN<r, II

S.4TS4GE.-Ffes1l "Grrc~r|M sat-
sage far sue by W. e. Cha~". II
On Tuesday last, too late for ! local,
heavy wind storm arose, which proved
too much for the Old brick tenement
building occupied respectively by Mrs.
Schodair and MessrS. d. NJ. Ward {:
Co.. the front end of that occupied by
the former, from the summit TO The first
story being blown OFT with terrible
force. Luckily there w"S 40 one UNI
dcrneath ut the time The building is
an old one. and ihc wonder is that it
did not Succ,nnb before, Us tho wall WAS
but one brick in thickness and seemed
to rcSt upon its own merits, and without
any connection with the wood work.
Stacks OF tiae Shoe just arrived 1T Phi!rr'>.
Sidc-lacc, button and lroni-lacc Kid. Cloth.
Goa; and Calf.skin. l3-tt.
TIE FE0Sr.-l'lc severe frost that
occurred last week has caused much
damage to the farmers. In many places
the cotton has been SO badly bitten that
replanting is necessary, ari 10 add 10
this misfortune man. have not the seed
with which to rcplant, and will have to
borrow, buy, or plant grain. After Ill
though, this misfortune may be = bless
ing in disguise. as it may force 10 the
planting Of less cotton and more grain,
1T which proper conclusion the un:.:ded
will of the farmer is slow in arriving.
: It's even feared by some that their
wheat crops have been badly damaged.
With the exception of Slight damage 10
grapes and raSpbc!rirS, the fruit crop
is still promising.
4 GOOD EXAMrLE-l constant drop
will wear I hole into i rock, and we
arc pleased to see that our unfortunate
petitions to friends in different sections
. Of the County to write for the HERALD,
and give the general reader the benefit
of their experience and al ''c news
thar they see and hear, have softcncd
tie fintv hearts OF some. Jalapa has
its correspondent now, 50 has Kings
Creek, the Chinquepin section rs well
us Blackja gives usa line occasionally,
HarLscrabble is heard from through
our esteemed contributor, IIczekiah,
while Prosperity is i'll almost weekly
communication. We are rcjoiced ut
this-and so are the HERALD readers.
and we i!opc that Ill the sections OF the
country will be he:,:';! from. What say
You, friends.
NIY-J0 B01r$ toj' m7o Ly II. T..
Chnsc. II
RELIGI0Cs.-lt Is worthy Of remark
that on last Sunday three Of The pull
pits of this place were filled by visiting
ministers, namely, the Presbyterian by
Rev. Il. \. Fair, the Asseciatc Reform
ed by Rev. W. NJ. Gricr and the l-n-
theran by Rev. 4. W. Bedenbaugh.-
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
was administered in the two first Of the
above named churches
Rev Jacob Hawkins. the old pastor
of Beth Eden Church, will preach at
that place next Sunday morning. Com
nnnion services will be held. Rev.
Hawkins is on his way to Virginia, hay
inc attended the Lutheran General Sy-
nod ut Savannah. If the weather
proves pleasant, the congregation at
Beth Eden will be large.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-06

Mandarin Teas, the !,rSt, purcst and
cheapest. ut Mrs. ID. Mowers. Price,
z5c., 500 and 30 per ID. l:'-lf
\ CoREECr1oN.--In In our last issue we
said that Mr.. F. c. Allridgc had been
appointed a Notary Public for Newber-
~ County by the Governor, but it was
= mistake, he has been appointed Il
Trial Justice, and is now at Prosperity.
ready TO give his attention to the duties
ofthat office.
.. Tobacco, 10th cheering ant &in9h1''g,
Cigars, -Nrtchcs. Pipes. For ~t'c nj j .
e. Chase's. X
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Ca7dieS. GanncA Goo1S IF M hiw'S,
.7cilic$. Pirh1c<. !SuNincs. ;Srt]~. FOR
$H!, Ly II. {. Ch"&c. II
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Special and Local.

All single or transient business notices in
sthe local department are inserted at st.c rate
Z: sol ,fttesn cents, per iiae-hberal contracts
g made5for three, six or twelve months. II.
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Having turned over to Nr. Henry H.
Bcase al my interest in the firm OF Blease
l. Co, solicit Cor him the s3ma liberal
patronage that was tie firms good fortune
to enjoy. r. 3. HOLMAN.
Feb. IS, lS7+-s-tf.
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The Newberry Hotel.
~ q nIIASL.. Dn,an:a.nr

{. 9. NT1 ANT: TrOprlclOf.
would respectfully inform my friends
AID ;he travelling public generally, that !
am reuovArng tic Hotel preparatory TO the
approaching seasons.
The house !: supplied with competent,
faithful, polite a"l attentive servants.
Liberal reduction mad to weekly and
monthly loardcr$. APR. -, l6-tt.
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In Kr Harvey Subrr, Bankrupt.

In Kr r--!larvey Snbnr, Bankrupt.
tx Parie--prt;uS V. Chick and Y. }. Pope,
EN 'orS.. Of Simeon Fair.
In pn">nA,.cc Of Az Order made in the
above stated case, Oh 2U!h April, 1874, |
will sell, al public auction, 10 tic highest
bidder, at New berry Cour! House,
On Mr l$t Day of Jnne .Saic- Day(,
1874, ct II ".
Ill that tract Of nd belonging 10 tHc r..
:Hlr y: IN" said Bankrupt, situate in the
County Of Ncwherry, Oh the Henderson
Ferry X ,:,l, about ! miles from the Court
House, containing
One Hundred and Ninety
Six (l96) Acres,
.aore or less. AID bounded by l4m,i$ Of Wm.
Rnil, Henry Epting Mrs. W. i. Entl and
others.
TERMS UF SALE O"e-halt cash; bal
aacc in one year from day Of sale, with i'll
icrcst ut the rate Of seven per cent per
a"num, to Oe secured by bond Of the pur-
CHASER ana mortgag. o! the premises sold.
Purchaser 10 Pay for papers and stamps.
r. NJ. WALLACE,
I. Marshal.
Per A. p. rIyEE, Dep. Mess.
Auril u, lS14-l7-4t
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NbU BERRY FEMALE
ACADEMY.

The NEXT SESSION Of this SCHOOL
will begin Oh lS:h SEPTEMBER, 1873.
As far as the practicli duties of life arc
concerned as thorough an education can be
obtained at this School Us y. suy Female
Seminary in the State,
Tuition irGE *i:. 90 10 So 80 per Session.
P4;;i !" advance or satisfactorily sccnred.
boarding can be obtained Ut moderate
price.
For particulars, inquire Of s. P. BO0ZER,
Sec. B'd., Or OF
4, ?. r1FER, Principal.
Aug, 6, ai~-.tl.
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. INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
+. C. NJrdgc-rral Justice.
McFa! 4 Poo,-Ncw Departure.
J. { LcaiIy-C;.aiioM.
T. +. W!lliams-De!inqucn List.
Benson n. JoncS-Tau Bark and Hide
Wanted.
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Who Wants an Organ?

Any one in need Of one of Nrcdham l. S>c3s
! Organs, will find it 10 their advantage 10
! apply to the HERALD, OFFICE
| Jan. 81, ST.
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DISSOLUTION.

The drm Of BLEASE i CO., consisting
of Henry II. Blcase and Robert B. Holman,
aS farmers, mi!ers, Sc, has been dissolved
by mutual consent al matters pertaining
10 Said business are in the hands OF Henry
T. BleaSe.
HENRY Il. ELEASE,
Il R HlIM.tN
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Phiier sells Shoes less than any enc, as be
sells for cash only l3-tt
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Whiie Kid Slippers at PHlFEl;S.
lG-lf
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CigrS, -Nrtchcs. Pipes. For S1s|c nj u.
&. ChuSe'$. Il
Ladies have YOU made acquaintance
with the celebrated Bob Whitc? If
not, 90 to NIr. Salinas: store and simply
say, I would see Bob White. II YOU
have no time to pay a visit he will be
happy to send Bob to your house. The
standard weight Of Bob White is 1876
pounds. Bob White will do to tie to
Mrs. HERALD and the Young IlEHALp>
say so.
4 full assortment OF Millinery and
Millinery Goods, constantly on hand Ut
Mrs. d. Movers. -
EsTHE LAST EFFORT Of Mr.. }. I. Pc
terson's hen IS now in one Of the pigeon
holes of our. desk. On the 2'rd OF
March the noble fowl laid ~ EGG Which
we noticed Us three inches in length
and six in circumference, and Z I;:;r-
ter of !, pound in weight. Since then
she has been taperil.g down, unit! her
last effort is only about the size Of =
pigeons egg.
cn,,-,,>.,. ,,-N,. roIrt Y.
ro.r.,n u.,o ,,,s ,,..., ,rdor The t,,.a.-
,>,o.+.ofD, w T 1ona now in COL
mb; ,a;,.,- .,,+ y. :. wow MASTER Of
1,;- h,,,;+ of,+,r,r.r;ro I1o i o,nrh
,,,o.soa with tho results Of Dr. Lanes
+ro,+,oa,t which enables him TO say.
peter Piper picked i peck Of picked
peppers" without any difficulty. In 4
coti'efSae'''' Ml'i' i'i'ii O. g" '' '''''
'i'''''eS We "'' i''' '''''' I''''' '''''''''0N
once
rhe IateSt>iyic Hats 10 be found arc re-
posing N now a, fnHeF ;. 'hey are real crown,
sHs s'0'~S' 'o" ID" ~ DuH '"0' - "'
!: s. 10 HopSEkEErEES:- article OF
domestic economy ever conceive" OF by
the houSeEeepcr, as well rs quite 4
nyanhersof things never dreamed OF by
them are to be found ii >hc establish
nent Of MeSsrs. ki0gslani d Heath,
Columbia, 5. {. 1t is 4 puzzle to know
where they pick up 50 many things, and
all Of such IN Indispensable character.
For Proo'' E'S''orS |" eol'liio''' are !n-
NNeo 10 e''li III '"'> popular store "i'''e'
the Columbia i1ote1 al" examine @oo''s'
4o-z -...--. --
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"All< well that ends well. SO buy i Side
lace S:.oE III riliferE. l3-tf.
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eEYlSceifEsic0NS.
2. n. PARKER,
Between Pools Hotel and the Post oflcc.i
DEALER IN
HARNESS,
SADDLES and
LEATHER

Having ,onght die Tools aid Machinery
Of ,hr Harness AID Saddle Mandatory OF
Mr<>r>. W"hh, .Io:.rS X Parker, | an PIE.
pared 10 80 ali kinds Of work in thiS 'iur.
Also viii keep On hand !ior sale, HARNESS,
SADDLES, Sc. HARNESS LEATHER
SuLE LEATHER. UPPER LEATHER, &c.,
Of tic best ANA cleAr"St. REPAIRING
and all work done 70 order
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Books and Stationery.
Euraitura.-.CarpeltrY.
Res.aurants---IotelS.

sHs hours. Fresh FISH and Oysters III
season. Dealer in Groceries, Conicrti"n-
cries. &r. +;
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Newberry Business Directory.

! Cards Ci Reference inserted under appr"
! priutc headings in this column. Profession
IL men, Merchants, Mechanics AMI Trade
generally. should have y place in this DI
rcctory. Terms moderate.
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Ladies have YOU made acquaintance
with tho celebrated Bob NFhite"? If

4 full assortment OF Millinery and
Millinery Goods, constantly on hand Ut
Mrs. d. Movers. -
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05
The noted and long pending Bartemever

The noted and long pending Bartemeyer
case, from Iowa, which it was expected
would overturn the excise law of many
States, was to-day disposed of bv the Su-
preme Court, by an opinion, the following
is the substance The usual and ordinary
legislation of States regulating or prohihit
ing the sale of Intoxicating liquors raises
no question under the constitution of the
United States prior to the fourteenth
amendment. In that instrument the right
to sell such liquors is not one of the priv
leges and immunities OF citizens of the
United States, which by an amendment
the States are forbidden to abridge, but if
case were presented in which person
owning liquor or other property at the
time the law was passed by the States alb
solutely prohibiting any sale of it, it would
be a very grave question whether such law
would not be inconsistent with the provi-
sions of that amendment which forbids
State to deprive any person of life, liberty
and property, without due process. While
the case before the court attempts to pre-
sent that question it fails to do it, because
the plea, which is taken as true, does not
state in due form or positive allegation the
time when the defendant became owner of
the liquor sold, and secondly because the
record satisfies us that it is a case which
asks the opinion Of the court on this grave
constitutionalqu question without the existence
of facts necessary to raise that question
In such case, when the Supreme Court of
the State to which the writ of error is di-
rected, has not considered the question.
this court will not feel at liberty to 90 out
of its course to decide Justice Miller de-
livered the opinion. Justice Bradley de-
livered an opinion, in which Justice Field
concurred, that the question involved in the
case is one merely of police regulation, con
corning which the States have undoubted
authority.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05
eIaARD HOUSE.
Corner Broadway and Biddle Streets,
7 IOITIQ No

BYRON A. BALDWIN, Proprietors.
(Formerly of the Everett House, Chicago.)
The GIRARD HOUSE is irstcloss in all its appoint
ments, is heated by Steam has an elevator and con
tains $50 large airy rooms, which are neatly and
elegantly furnished 1t il centrally located, con-
venent the street and easy of access to all
railroads and steamers entering the city. To suit
the wants of those desiring good accommodation.
at reasonable rates, the terms have been made
ONLY TWO DOLLARS PER DAY
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05
DIR. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum purge, regulate, purify, cleanse and strength
en- Railways Pills for the cure OF ali disorders Of
the stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys. Bladder
Nervous Diseases, Headacne, Cons ipato Costive'
ness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness Bilious
Fever Inflammation OF the Bowels, Plies and ali
D.ranpements of the Internal Viscera Warranted
to effect positive cure. Purely Vegetable, con
tanning no mercury, minerals, or deleterious drugs
~ Observe the following symptoms resulting
from Disorders of the Digestive Organs.
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness OF the Blood
in the Head. Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust Of Food, Fullnees OF Weight
in the stomach, Sour ruptions Siuking or Flutter-
ings in the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming OF the
Head, Hurried aud Difficult Breathing, Fluttetlngs
at the Heart ChoNlng or Sutfocat ~ Sensation
when In Lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots
or Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain In
the Head Deficiency of Precipitation, Yelowness OF
the skin and Eyes, Pain In the side Chest, Limbs
and sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh
few doses of RAILWAYS PILLS will free The
system from all the above named disorders Price
20 cents per box. Sold by druggists
Read FALSE AND TRUE
Send one letterstamp to RADWAY d CO, No 81
Warren St, New York. Information worth thou
sanas VIII DO sent yoU. a.ladtts&wi,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05
The Cheapest and Best Medicine
for Family Use in the
World.
ONE FIFTY CENT BOTTLE

Will cure more Complaints and prevent the system
against sudden attacks OF Epiuemics and Conta-
geous Diseases than One Hundred Dollars expend-
ed for other medicines o. medical attendance.
The moment Railways Ready Relief is applied
exte naly or taken internal according to dlrec-
tOns--Pains, from whatever cause, ceases TO exist
I'M % ORTANT.-Miners, Far.ners.and other resld-
ing IN spa sely-setted districts where Is difficult
TO secure tne serv ,ces of physician RADWA1 ;
READY RELIES is Invaluable. 1t can De used
with positive assurance of doing guod II all cases
where pail o. discomfort il experienced; or II sci
ed VITA Influenza, Dyphtheria, Sore Throat, Bad
CougnS, Huarse ,e-s. Bilious Coic, IHfamation OF
the Bowes, St mach. Lungs, Liver, Kidneys; or
with Group. Quinsy, fever and Ague; or with Neu-
ralyia Headache. Tic Doloreux, Toothache, Ear
ache; ,r with Lumbago, Pain In the Back, or nheu-
mat,sm; or with Di irrhea. ChOleta Morbus or Dys-
entery: or with Burns, SEA DIS, or Bruises with
Strains Cramps, Spasnls. The application of
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF will cure you of the
worst OF these complaints in few hours
Twenty drups in haf a tumber oil water will in a
few minutes cure Cramps, Sp aims, Sour Stomach
Heartburn, Sick Headacne. Diarrhe T., Dysentery
Collie Wind in the ,wels. and all Internal Pains
Travellers should always carry q bottle oil RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. few drops
in will prevent sickness pains from change
of water 1t is better than French Brandy or Bit
tiers rs a stimulant.
Sold by Druggists. Price Fifty Gents.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05
.+-- ->.+s srr-
DR.. BEALE'S

Second Street, Philadelphia, and can be purchased
OF druggists Pr.ce 25 cents Der package.
a0dmwi&w7m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05

80.
will efe lly:
cure all dis ases.
arising from a
dIsordered liver:
and stom a c h.
such as consti-.
patat.on, fata-:
ience. inward i.
piles, fullness Of ..
the blood to the .
head, acidity Of :
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05

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