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The Morning herald., 1875-08-27

lOrm the lunerdl service OF nef JOurth nus.
band, he having oficiated for the three who
had previously disappeared from public
view. "Why, madam, how is this r. asked
the reverend gentleman. "Ah, its mighty
bad," she replied. "There was never q
poor woman worn down with such lot of
dying men IS I've been"
Forewarned, forewarmed-(Our reporter
before dinner): "Beg pardon, my lord, but
could your lordship kindly oblige me, by
giving me hint as to what your lordship
is going to say in reply to the Duke when
his grace proposes your lordship's health r
His Lordship: How can I tell you what
I'm going to say until I've heard what the
Duke saysr Our reporter: "Oh, I can
oblige your lordship with what his grace is
going to say; I've got it all in my pocket"
Punch. :.
The tall tower, in an article on " Byron
and Westminster" in referring to the re-
moval Of the poets remains from Hucknall
to the cathedral, and ohjeoting to such =
course on various grounds, says: "Why
not bring Cowper from Olney% Why
not. The young editor, even il aocompa-
MED BY all his staff would have hard
business in hand to accomplish this task,
for every schoolboy knows that Cowper was
not buried At Olney, but at East Dercham,
in Norfolk.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
FATAL ACCIDENT.
John ShaiaF CRUSHED by Fall oil
Coal in a idine.

Last "Wednesday man named
John sShs.ler, about twenty years old,
was Killed by an accident Ia coal
mine owned hy MIR. McSeely, about n
mile above Horns Ferry, on the Des
Moiues River. and near the mort :
west corner Of Clay township. Tie
mine has been worked more or les-
for some two years, aud has always
been considered dangerous because
The coal IL fan Of seams which di'
vide IL into detatchpd blocks. These
blocks of coal are liable to fall at apS
time without warming to the miner
after he hns sgcnyated beneath them
for the purpose OF breaking them
down. The roof Of the mine l. regard
ed quite safe however. Two men had
been seriously injured IN the mine be-
fore by the fntliug of coal. MF. Shs'
Ter had been warned OF the danger
and advised 10y the owner OF iht
was ensy Of access, aud the young
man beng ambitious to earn some
thing, ventured In that morning.
Apout 10 a. m. the owner of si's
mine possed by, and looked ~
Knowing that Mr.. Shaler Was In tii'
mine, he was surprised TO see no light
.s..ss
Hs called, hlit rseriying 30 ans"el
he went in with miners lamp "i
his cap. aud found thata large bi"cF
of Goa bad fallen, but could not nht
Mr.. shaler. The Lloek being y
large that be could not remove u, ~
called assistance, and when tlie Goa
wa. removed the Hfeles- body OF th'
unfortunate man ~as found.
A telegram war Immediately sent y
| his father, vino lives in the Vicinity
of sioDroe. Jasper county. a eoro
| ner's jury WAS summoned, aud yer
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
supreme Judge.

| Hon. Wm. III. Sewers, of this city
will be an applicant for the position
OF Supreme Judge, to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the resignation OF
Judge Cole. To our own citizens it
would seem superfluous to enumer-
ate the many able and excellent quail
tiles of our distinguished fellow eiti-
zen, for all know him as one of the
ablest jurists in the West, one of the
best read lawyers at the bar, and one
ably and well qualified for the high
and honorable position of Supreme
Judge of great, growing, intehi.
gent State like Iowa. Judge Se-
vers Is ernphaticailya a Western man,
il 35 years residence can make him
one. He was born In Virginia, but
brought none OF the old slavery pref
udices OF the State with him, for he
has always been a Republican since
there was such party and he cursed
the State OF his birth when II follow
ed hot headed rebels into secession.
The Judge has been prominent a,
the Iowa bar for many years, and
gained his title of Judge y by
defeating Judge Knapp IN 1882, for
district Judge of the then Third
District, composed Of nearly the
whole of the three southern tiers,
from Van Buren,, Jefferson and keo.
kuk, west. lie held the Office until
Jan. IN. 1853, when he resigned, and
has been in active practice ever
since. He was one Of the Code Com
missioners, and won great credit for
his arduous Iabors thereon. lie has
also been q member Of the Legisla-
ture, and now is member elect from
this county. II the Governor APP
points judge Sewers he will do
credit to his own judgement, and an
excellent service to tie State. - OSkd
t0OSa HG'dta. .Y.E
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
Church, state aud. schools.

Ex-Speaker Blaine Is credited
with favoring the adoption Of this
amendment to the constitutions:
"No State shall make any law
respecting an establishment of relig-
ion or prohibiting the free exercise
thereof, and no money raised by iaX-
alton in any State for the support oI
public schools or derived from any
public fund therefor shall ever be-
under the control Of any reiigious
sect, nor shall any money SO raised
ever be divided between Religious
secis or denominations"
This will make popular slogan
next year. The cute city slsaks OF
ii in this fashion:
"We heartily favor that. We
think that the American principle
as we may call if-as 10 education
should be embodied in the oganic
law OF the Iand, SO that any attempt
To subvert that policy, must take
shape without disguise, AS Al attempt
to subvert the Constitution OF the
natipn.n
The election Of Mr.. Kerr as Speak
or Of the House Is q fair indication
that the Democratic nominee for
President will be a man favorable 10
hardin oney as against any kind Of
paper.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09

There has been something said In
Lucas county about petition to the
Legislature to repeal the Iowa liquor
law. Baker, editor Of the Leader,
and Democratic Representative Elect,
thus speaks OF The matter III True
Democratic clustering, irrevereni
and insolent style:
We wouldn't give a tinker's dam
for all the petitions in existence OF
all that may exist i'm the future on
that subject. Ifa petition was handed
to us asking that the law he abolished
or praying for a more strenuous pro-
hibitOry license law, we would pre-
sent it TO the Legislature all the same
aud then vote as we pleased. We
are license man onrself, and all the
petitions aud remuustrances on earth
would not change our opinion on the
liquor law question.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09

The total number OF bushels OF corn
I,arvestsyl in the STATE, were i38.2s3.-
.5f2. thus ID will be seen that the sixth
District, with one-twelltb the area
raises over ona-sixth the corn in the
state. The same counties mine over
three -sourths Of the coal In the State,
aud are generally the leaders In
everything that il great and good.
Come this way wlieD you want 10
settie. Herald.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
alr. ryi,snn,s sncccs.ur.

Mr.. Ferry, OF Michigan, who
suceeods Mr.. Wilson az President Of
the Senate and acting Nice-pfesident,
il charged with being an inilationist.
This Is disputed, however, md one
Of lhe papers foyoritig him says:
"iIe fiyors the suh> titnlion OF
greenbacks for the lationsa hapk cur
reucy, which Is nn more alt .itfsaiion
inettsufe tlian YIN sab-ifrntian ol
national hank currency for green.
backs The only battle between int
iiation and hard money, il the con.
test for and against resumption nj u
given time which the republican
majority of tie last Congress has des-
ig'iated to be- january /, 1870. The
greenhgck and national bank cur.
reucy question II q side issue in no
way affecting the main question, ana
upon that issue large number of the
rank and file of Republicans are on
the side Of senator Ferry. We in
deed believe IL is the popular side,
aud will eventually be the winning
side. aud tho Republicans Of the
Senate wilt tnnlsa great mistake /!
they throw the President pro. teni.
overheard upon this pretrxt. 1t viii
have Il tpnflaucy 10 precipiiate y
struggle that should not he lightly
and without due consideration en-"
tered into
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09

A capital punishment machiae IN
vented and used by the rebels ~
India during the great rebsiiioh
there, Is thus described:
A solid block Of granite about roo
square on its smooth and level top
WAS sunk IN the earth. and from a
derrick another block eneased ~
iron, of the same dimensions was siis-
pended a, some distance above. The
victim was stretched upon Tie centre
of the lower block, and at 9 touch 81
the engineer the upper block iei,
upon him. After the machine hsd
been SGT for another victim, some
thing resembling big sheet OF tissue
paper WAS taken FROM the top of the
lower block and hung on elollie'
line 10 dry.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09

A rebel paper at Savannah, Geor'
gia, briefly announced the death oi
Vice Precedent Wilson, and added:
"There will be but few tears shed
over the announcement in this Sec
ton of the country" This IL the
way the South "cultivates friendly
relations and good will between tht
North and the South"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09

The Columbus (Nebraska) Jo,sy-1ul
reports sod barn being erected in
that vicinity which would be curi-
osity in Iowa. Its dimensions are
30x60 feet. two stories high. The
lower story is 70 be used as a stable,
and the upper for granaries. etc. Mr..
E. A. Sage, formerly OF this county,
gives the information to his home
paper.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09

Commenting upon dispatch Sent
from Washington Immediately after
the late Vice Presidents attack oi
appoplexy, South Bend, Indiana,
editorial wretch said:
"The Hon. Henry Wilson isspared
to the Vice Presidency little longer,
by the skin of his teeth, as il We're.
At the moment he was so near death
the attendants could smell his PIN
feathers SINCE"
A few days later the editor who
perpetrated this effort at fiendish wit
was shot down on the stairway lead'
ing from his office by q man whom
he had editorially slandered.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09

O. & sr. J., X. R.-These pnrn-
yrapbs from the ARjia Union Of last
Tbursday give latest information we
have IA reference TO the work oa
Buell's railroad
A nun who was down on tte wor'fa
tast week says. that there are hb"ut
g,,urtv teams aud u pile-driver at work
building ,he railroad from Mouiton 70
Aibja. Nbep they gst II hnlslied We
will notify our renders
Tbare may be men enough ~ "oiK
On the railroad leiwerB here ~ d
Moullou 10 mind lbe gap.p but ttsrc
are nst enough Of them 10 clos II up
befor. the eallie are turned out ,ts
spflug.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
Rock Island Railroad.
1t wants to Come to knoxville.
Knoxville VIII welcome ANA
Help IL.

Wednesday evening of last week q
definite proposition looking to the
extension Of the Chicago. Rock lss!!::;;::;!! ss!!:;:;!
and Pacific Railroad from Oskaoo-a
vest ria Knoxville was received in
this city. The next day ii was de-
cided by common consent that II
meeting should be held at the Court
House In tie evening TO consider the
! matter.
Evening came and an eager throng
pressed 10 the Court House hall The
meeting was called to order, aud
Allen liamrick was elected Chair
man. l.. B. Woodruff was ehohcn
Secretary.
THE PROPOSITION
being called for, Mr.. Woodruff read
the following:
CHICAGO, Nov. Goth, 1875.
| Il. II. Woodbury., ESQ.
| | am now ia receipt of sufficient ln-
| formation from oar Engineer 10 en-
able me to estimate the probaiJe cost
of line ria Knoxville, To "A emiin',-
! tian with our Indianola hrmuh, aud
mn prepared tn agree definitely
that our company will construct their
Railroad 10 Knoxville, provided
Your citizens will aid the enierpri1e
to the extent naInad In my cninmn-
uication tn you dated Nov. l7tii.l |
sluuld be glad 10 haze meeting
With COMMITTEES authorized to act
lar sonr eiLixens at ala4 early day fof
the purpose Df drawing up aud eN"-
cutIng contract binding on bath
parties, and would suggest that sufh
committee visit Chicago for that
purpose. HUGH RIDDLE,
Vice Prest. & Sapt.
This extract from the letter Of
Nov. 18th, referred TO above, Viii
make the proposition more plain:
Z" Your people To furnish free
right OF way through yonr county,
depot grounds where required, and
S25 900 to he paid, say $4,000 when
/ the road is completed to knoAviil",
and the balance when ears arc run
ming TO the west line OF your county,
giving until the lst of Oe1olrr, ls7G,
to bnild 90 Knoxville. and to DetrIn-
hpr lst, 1877, To complete To Carlisle,
the subsidy TO be forfeited ~ terms
us Ia time are not complied with"
Mr.. Woodruff explained that two
years ago he was appointed by
Knoxville meeting on n committee
10 correspond with companies In ref.
ference to y railroad To Knoxville,
and his correspondence with NJ,
Riddle at that time had led TO this
correspondence.
Mr. Miles Jordan, Of PleasantvilI",
being present, was called out, ana
assured the meeting that the people
Of his community would do their iuil
part TO mid in securing the road
Larkin Wright, DR.. Young. Judrc
Casey, Capt. Mathews, Esq. Hart, l..
-. Woodruff, J. +. Greenlee aud
others briefly addressed the meeting.
u. j. Woodruff, Miles Jordan, j.
n. Davis, q. w. Palmer aud Larkin
Wright were elected committee II
visit Chicago ami make "A prellnli-
nary contract with the G. Il. ]. d J..
Company for the extension OF their
road through Marion county. The
committee il 10 report Its work 10
this community for ratification.
The committee started TO Chicago
Monday morning.
Tho JOURNAL heartily endorses
the Dep10rGt's exhOrtation:
"Lct us take Off our coats, roll-Hp
our sleeves, and carry this enterpfls1
successfully through"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
diet rendered in accordance with the

The Democrat gives this version:
On "Wednesday last, whilst several
hands Were working in the Green
Coal Bank, five miles east OF this
city, one of them young man
named John Sheeler. from Jasper Co.
was crushed to death by the caving in
of the hank.
The deceased was but 81 years Of
age. and had been at work at the ban k
but about three weeks. He was en-
deavoring to cut passage from ore
room 10 another in the bank, lyirg
flat down and striking upwards.
After getting part OF the way through, j,
mass of coal tell from above, bury
ing him, and when found life was
extinct.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09

Port Welcn, editor of the Reform
Leader, OskaIoosa, boldly advocates
woman suffrage for Iowa, and de-
clares for mutual rights, mutual
interests and mutual responsibilities
OF ail persons in all things"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
There was terrible rain and dams
aging floods throughout Texas iasl
Friday.

The late Vice President Wilson
stated to friend few months be-
fore his death that up TO the time
he was twinty-One years of age lac
never had dollar of his own to
spend for anything.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
The stNts 0n Corn.

The Sixth Congressional District,
representing less than one-tweiith IN
area and numbers, Of the counties fbf
the State, makes tie following excel
lent showing Oh corn III bushels:
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DIAMOND BARBER SALOON.

DUTMAN BORES hAve refarnisbrd their rooms
i on the east side Of public square. nha are nos
sapplirs with elegant kochestr reclining eihifs.
and other uodern eonvenis pceh. Give them cal !,
sud they viii guarantee sa'isfac'ory work tlsf'
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

THE UNDERSIGNED il now prepared 70 take con
D tracts or ,il kiuSs ~ s"rk IN HI bae of hu.I
"a susb A. Brtea and stone La, Ing ana'
st.t.rn and Fiue Building. sil ~ Shieb
Sraposs witt girpstei, ARA ~ a"oa SeIsnsnhE'
tasansr warrant satisfscfnn. Ma erirls forDisted
& rpaaired. sna Credit It'll Christmrs viii be sifsu
y4rttss ast aessre IL. e-4Jly Ii. j. BusiEiELl
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
BL-ACKSaiTH!N6.

n JAMES, Of the late brm Of Roberts James,
". Niii hereafter be found at hls new sho, on
ms,n etr..t one block west brick BAUk building.
prepared 60 % all work 10 his line iheiudinR all
finds af req Airs. sh0.inR, mSnuisctnrine wsEanH.
bugeles spribg wagons. etc Satisfaction guaranteed
IN work and prices. lie cordially invites all Ia want
OF work ~ call
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
KNOXVILLE KATi0EAL BANK.

KNOXVILLE, IowA. Capital, Si0o,ooO'
IN Gold. silver, aEYerpmeut and other sssuritIs-
t.uyht and Gold Interest allowed on tfwe deposits
special stisntion given 70 ColIsetions. Open ifoai
A. A. 10 Y. A. egeept Sundays.
DIREGrJR
a, " Collins, g. u collins, Us. cunuinghaEn,
Iassson haasy, A j. Kerr. bst.sDrnerr,
= bsiismy, W. bachelor, u. B. hoodr1u.
OFFICERS.
". 0gLLlss. pr-st }. J.s.CEExIaGHAh. y. WIRES.
Al. BAIa0s, Cashier. s-led
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AHEAD l13,254.

cINGFR SEWING MAcHIHEs-so rold 10 1873,
y 237 4si being 1i3 25i more than we're SOLO hy
ssy other Company in tine Now ~ the 'ims
ia get the Best sDd most Popular st~rg naeDib, ~
tbs World keep on haDd n good supply Of prsdles,
sassbmsuts etc. North side Of the fallte sanHre
Ypssvill. / 1AkGEK
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
FURNITURE.

L D. YOUNG would respectfully Inform the eth
r.. asns Of Nsr!on coanty that he has opsnrd
Cabinet shop ~ kobins0b street west of the IRE.
saoEt Heusu ~ stairs In the room formerly occupied
by the B,pnblcan Office where be viii have on brDd
all kinds Of Furniture and coins tf all sises which
he Will sell low for casb.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
pLAsTERlEG.

JrYgLRs YaRGBR, Hnoxsiiis. solicit orders Tor
DrIs-ierirg xork Of all kinds. ptnn snd aFpamsn.
s.i THEY guarantee TIRE nsrtess. most ssifStnp'ai
s.s ssfasiory work, on skeri notice and hi~rsi
,.,. Is
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G. {. coNWELL.

nEALERlN STOVES. Tip~sre, shelf and Heavy
~ iIardware Keapcrs hewers and hgrirnhurai
Impieptepts generally Agent for u. Warreu's
Patsp. htmopphrric Portable soda Fountain. uid
Stand, enst SIDE square, Knoxville. l%ti
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
MERCA NIILE, TRADES, Err
AMOS HOUSE.

NJ WILEY, HAS LEASED THIS POPULAR
IN, Hotel and furnished II for better arconmo
Satiop a the public. The AIMEE III hs maintslhed
As trs, elass house. and 10 pains y ~ be spared T.
vrstit, he demands OF guests. regular snd trsn
sisnt bsess leave the hDuse ssiiy, connecting VIII
trims al frla Ample stsb.thg.
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W. N sToEE
SIoNE & AYRES.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Claim and Reai Estst.
a Ageuis, knoxville MaI7oa Gonnty, ioss
yli4 stt,t4 Z, sit lsfpe@e entrnst4S " ftasiF er-
Ia nariaa AID al loning Counties. VIII prsrusr ~
The st4te and Fedora! Coorks. oiH
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]. C. PERRAM,

nEALrR In Gescss. ~a,ehes j-w-iry sps-tseiss
I and jpss ef~cirt s'seniion aiysn 70 skepsirinE
Ctnrfs SRI jawrIry Ali work esrrsntvr. sixn 81
ths big Watch north s,is VI Pubsic square kesx.
vile issi
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CARPENTERS & l0INERS.

MILLER d BkLLNILLE are prepared 70 do 81
M kinds ~ w1rk ia their line en short notice and
on reasonable terms give them Gail 81
their shop. near northeast corner Court iiou"
saRste, Knoxville. pHu
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LODGES.
-, -
pROFESSIONAL.
HOMEOPATHY.

KIRKPATRICK tIomo~opathist; offr'
nAeh H.ys nra< B--i3.nes frsi d~rll'ng
u sS.oxs.Is National Bank l9-s2u.
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G. HART.

4 Tr0RNgY AT LAW aud Notary Public Special
"A attsutiou given 20 collections and forecloring
nsrtgag-s ofir- Wsleh Mehiilan's store
Reyers Biocs, Knoxville, Iowa. sspi
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-15

wheS the Spe said " On S. "a a.
of January, A. D. 1875 Of. in AEd 70 the <ilow!na
described resi- estate ,.vshcfI I :shahSegpess fDt
sale as the Law directs, ST 6rbft snction to Tie
highest bidder, St tt s!rent door eE:ths. CoarS
House in the City q Es.aakApirz. -NssAtC oon-
ty. Wisconsin. on Friday fhs .uit day Of July.
to wit: $50" -:
Fractional lot nuE,har ofe;Sl, il Sccfian sev-
enteen Oh in Township twenty -txc u, Nortk
OF Range SIX go East being sll osy id RrNcticnei
lot one QGin Section seventeen 0-GsTnwc ship
TWENTY-FIVE t2S North Of Range six. ~ EA&
aforesaid except such tracts Az were u fd decided
and conveyed hy said Wiliia-s TtfnE Nod bis
grantors to othor Parties prior to sxid -aeeord
day of January 4. d. 1875 end ex1enftSa ads.,
the following desert bed trset bieee o. Nx7{st of
said fractional Lot one, IL aforesaid TO vA:
Commencing ST poir en- the :lifs az tt{H AisA-
way runnieE North Esstsriy Up the sAnd fili oe
South side Of said Highway. One Efndrsf feat
North essteriy 81 North East Corner of 4
Belknans lot in said Fractional lot che ri asort
said. Thence from said poiot SAITH s,ter ktc.
dred fect, Thence East one hundred ssA eight
and nine tenths feet, Thence North eas' hun-
dred feet, Thence West one hundred sod eiskt
and nine tcnths fec to said point 81 Le sn nfns
which said last described tract Sas been. e, rhs
this dsy surveyed Sn5 set apart a. e6er7et ~
the Homestead Of aid William Kline. &c hAr4
stead. - ~ i
Dated, Sheriff. Office. ursnd gaeiis. ssis ix,A
day of June 1875. =.
l-5.- + p H.CApp,
Juneli~7t SheriE q Woc1 CssnS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-15

August FlOwer.-The most .miss,-
able beings in the world are those sag
fering from Dyspepsia end Liver Com.
plant.
More thsn seventy five per cant 81
the people in the United States arc
afflicted with these two diseases ssd
their effect such as sour stomach, sick
headache, habitual costiveness, imsure
qlood, heart burn waterbrash, gnawipa
and burning at the pit of the stomach.
yellow skin, coated tongue and dies
greeable taste in the mouth, coming
up OF the food after eating, low spirin
etc. Go to the Drug Store Of +. j.
Wood, and get IS cent bottle. O, a
small bottle for 10 cent. Try it. !"
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer.
Woodbury., Il. ].