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NOTICE.

In the matter OF the estate OF Ann Rowland.
In the Orphans Court iCr Cecil County.
10y VIRTUE OF AN ORiER OF SAID
ID Court pi.sSed on the 18TH day OF Angus,
1891 notice is her ely gwen to all per ons entitled
or claiming to be entitled To diStributive shares
of the estate of said deceased distributes. to
appear in this Court on Wednesday, the 9th day
OF September. 1891. at 10 o'clock NJ, when ami
where distribution OF said estate will be made
undtr the direction and control OF said court
WILLIAM A. CAMERON,
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FOR JUDGES OF OF THE ORPHANS COURT
DR.. H. M. UHLER,
WILLIAM P. COULSON,
AMOS MARTINDELL.
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FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES
CHAS. F. HINCHLIFFE,
JOHN V. ABRAHAMS,
John E. COULSON.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23

vas about Is or 16 years old, and from wear In
year grew steadily worse. For the last two
years my face has been a sight to behold Gov
cred with pinples almost regular hollis nod
better say, AMI where there wasn't a pimnle tbara
was blackhead or scar 1t was not only The
Disagreement that cared for either bnt soTne
Of the boils were so painful that SUFFERED ouite
q little from them. s1i'e
After trying several physicians some of whom
promised to cure me and some of whom nooh
poohed the whole thing and told me 7 won,S out
grow it, but none of whom succeeded in hene6t
ing me, bee ime thoroughly disguised and do
cided 70 stop doctoring and wait for that day
when shou d outgrow it, / probable should
have waited eight OF ten years II | had not form,
nately heard of DR.. Berry and the numerous nd
surprising e. res he was accomplishing in all
forms OF skin disease. / went 10 see him =
once, and when he told me he could easily cure
me began his treatment. The doctor said il
was bad &c sc of acne, and il would probable
require four months treatment [ didn't care
for that -Four months was certainly better than
four years '--'''i
However, DR.. Berry was in error as to the
time required. His medicines acted like charm
In one month l was much better and in two
months was well, without the sign of a pimnle
or blaekhead Since then the scars have ranidlv
left, until o-iay my skin is as smooth and a.
free from sea and blemishes as any ones Jt
certainly is a stonishing with what rapidity ect
well, especia ly when remember fooled alonS
for six year with other doctors and steadilS
grew worse instead of better. Dr. Berry tho-
oughly understands his business and IwouId
go TO him for treatment for any of the diseases
OF winch he makes Speciality"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23
CURED AT LAST.

Finally, having tried about every ioctor and
all kinds of remedies, and being almost in des-
pair of getting Nellie well, l heard of DR.. Berry
and took Nellie IN to see him. He examined her
carefully ar d told me just what he found, name
ly, catarrb al Inflammation of the mucous sur
faces Of the nose and throat, and tonsils that
were SO enlarged by chronic Inflammation that
they almost closed uR her threat He, however,
encouraged me greatly and told me he would
have her We II in four months
We began the treatment at once and although
the improve ment seemed slow, still il was sure
AS soon as the doctor was able to operate on the
tonsils the ure went on much more rapidly, and
by the end If the four months Nellie was cured,
Just as he Promised me. Her appetite had re-
turned, she had grown plump and healthy look
ing. the infls mmation in her throat had disappear
ed, and. in fact, she was we'll. That was a month
ago, and day (Feb %, 1891 DR.. Berry tells me
there is no danger of a relapse, and, barring the
accidents o. childhood, she will remain a healthy
child. Ny experience with DR. Berry has been a
most pleasa Mt one. l have always found him
courteous, sympathetic and thorough in all he
does but tie best proof of his success is the
crowded condition of his offices. Patients seem
to throng to him by the hundreds, and, as said
before, my experience teaches me they are all
well pleased with the doctors treatment. shall
always take great pleasure in recommending the
sick TO DIR. Berry"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23

HIIY !. I JUIiN
growing rapidly worse instead of better, and
went to see Dr. Berry.
''The doctor had cured me of blood trouble
about year before and knew he was the doc
When first called on him could scarcely walk,
l was SO sore and stiff, pains in every joint and
muscle in my body, and limping along as il
were so instead of go. told the doctor he must
get me well quick, and he said he would do his
best. Every one knows what DR.. Berry's best
is and all have to add is that in one week was
better, and in two weeks was well. How's that
for fast time? have remained well, of course,
as DR.. Berrys medicines don't cure you for q few
weeks only, but they cure you for good. He's a
great doctor, and shall always go TO him for
anything.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23

IT want to say, to begin WITH" said Mr. Havill,
that there is no doctor in the world like Dr.
Berry l am not young man, and have seen
a great deal of life, and in all my experience
have never met DR.. Berry's equal as an honest
man and most skillful physician. For six
years lie was torture to me from skin dis
ease had on my face. The skin was red and
swollen, my eyes and eyelids were infiamed, but
to crown all the agony there was constant and
horrible Itching. There was no use trying not
to scratch, 1 simply had to. And the more /
scratched, the worse il itched. Nothing would
stop 1t. No doctor could relieve me and no medi-
cine seemed 10 have any effect / have been
treated by scores of doctors, have spent nun
dreds of dollars and have swallowed thousands
or bottles OF medicine. One doctor in Chicago,
who think knows nothing, but to whom most
physicians here send their skin cases. treated
me, sent me South for one winter, and didn't do
me particle of good. The best skin specialists,
not only in Chicago, but in this country, have
treated me and with the same result
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23

constitutions they bring on various nervers
troubles, prominent among which is the disease
called st. Vitus dance. or chorea.
Jenny Taylor is young lady years of age
who unfortunately suffered from this disease
She is an ambitious little miss, studied too hard
and was taken down with scarlet fever last sum
mer. She recovered from that bu, Immediately
following II there began this nervous trouble.
"Aithough Jenny got over the scarlet fever all
right said her mother, who resides at 1888
Thirty hrst street, "she Immediately began to be
affected with some nervous disease. 1t consisted
OF constant twitchings of the muscles of the face
and body, and she was SO bad that she could not
walk across the floor without someone leading
her. Even during her sleep this jerking and
was very much broken. Before her sickness she
was sweet-tempered child but now if opposed
her In any way she would fly into tantrlim and
could do nothing with her. She lost appetite
and strength. and in spite of all the doctors /
took her TO she steadily grew worse instead of
better relation of mine who had been cured
by DR.. Berry finally told me to take her to him
and if anyone could cure her he could
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23

had had catarrh for six years." said Mrs.
Stielow, and no doctor seemed to understand
my case and how to cure me. When went 10
Dr.. Berry l found out the reason, as ali the
others who had treated me had failed to dis
cover that ny nOstrIls were stopped up by n large
nasal polypus. l had great trouble with my
head, would get so dizzy l would be afraid of
falling, and ~ night l always had to sleep with
my nose at a |. would wake up every morning
sick and dizzy and with my throat so parched
and dry that could not swallow. / was losing
flesh rapidly and feeling very sick and discour-
aged after all my failures to get relief, when
friend of mine, who had been cured by DR.. Der.
~, advised me to 20 and see MIN
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23

cough, / had not been alarmed But the
cough became SO bad, the loss of flesh and
strength so marked. that l was thoroughly
scared and at once went TO consult physician
VINO Is spoken OF by other doctors the best
lung specialist in Chicago do not care to give
ms name, but II is enough to say that he told me
mad consumption, and held out very little hope
OF curing me- He said the lungs were too far
gone to do much for me. and that the best he
could do would be TO prolong my life little and
make me more comfortable
That seemed like my death warrant surely
ana had almost resigned myself to die, when
heard, most fortunately, of DR.. Berry and the
great cures he was accomplishing. l went to see
him at once What q difference there was be-
tween the two doctGrsl The first said there was
no hope and must surely die; DR.. Berry told
me that my case was by no means hopeless that
he would put me under treatment at once and
although he would not promise to cure me, he
believed that he could. That of itself was about
the best tonic he could have given me, and, with
hope again restored, started in on the treat
ment.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23

My little daugh-
ter, Nellie" said Mr..
johnson To- a re-
porter who inter
viewed him on his
last visit TO Chicago.
"has been q great
sufferer from catarrh
and chronic sore
throat for he past
six years. The dis
ease afec ed her
health badly. she
was so delicate and
ethereal tina at times
We were a raid we
would lose her, that
she would I ever live
to grow up. She had
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23

ositions, would
take hot sitz baths,
aud still the pain
continued. Various
doctors treated me
and none relieved
me. The most prom =
inent and oldest sur
geon in Chicago told
me / would have to
be operated on, and
that even with the
operation / could
not live two rosrs.
And now, sir, for
the miracle. can
call it nothing else.
One day, in looking
over the papers, i
saw an account of
two persons that /
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23
CUERD IN THREE MONTHS.

after examining me DR.. Berry told me Just
how bad was, but said he knew he could cure
me, and from the way he said it and from the
thorough understanding he seemed to have of
my disease, 7 believed him. He did not disap.
point me, either. After he had removed the poly
pus from II! nose began to improve steadily,
and in two months was almost well. In three
months l vas completely cured and with Dr.
Berry's perm ission stopped the treatment
'Since that day 1 have had no return at all of
my old sym ptons, can breathe freely through
both nostrils, my health and strength have re
turned, no dizzy sensations any more and as we'll
and comfortable as any woman can be- DR..
Berry is great doctor and the kipdest man in
= ha
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23
HIS MnpE OLE PRACTICE

Barr believes that practice such as his
n be- conducted Oh business principles. and
Hh5u patient pays his money he expects
zoaeys worth aAd-he gets t. Too many
,lsi ggdrkS have attempted to wheedle
81 mi Of the sick and HELPLESS and have
Z that ty writing letter To them describing
symptoms they could be cured as well az
s. q. the physicians Office. This is non
y Dr. Berry does not mean to say that IN no
lsG patient describe his symptoms inteili-
T1g eiter. but what he does mean il that n
s1s examination by a skilled physician is
belle. than any description of a disease BIZ
Z mat was ever written. What doctor can
id1 written description of skin disease
he disease is Not one. and although he
Ei giles correctly in one case in the next
htHue he would fail. The same with nerv-
diseases. aud with bladder, kidney, uterine
c0Iach troubles.
5s5gIs'e .hi, difficulty and to know exactly
1iuDu Of the patient, and the stage of the
~ ne hHs 10 treat DR. Berry for number
i'l la, been been sending throughout the
u1r,i 1!' chief of staff DR. F. d. o Brien. DIR.
lsa 1911, the towns personally, examines the
elf VINO apply for treatment, reports their
condition 70 DR.. Berry, who then looks
Elsm personally, and who can then pursue
At"geit jrentment by correspondence,
7Mg from past experience that he can abso-
lrNend upon the diagnosis made by Dr.
l=a. u Is DR.. berry's intention TO have DR.
| -s" 'is-t l,,''h ls!auu. III on Monday. y OV.
/ InssiGy Nov. 24lh. and Wednesday, Nov.
and remain AT the Harper Hotel for three
Il 50 iuH there may he plenty of time for any
% ,heVicnity of Rock Island to call on him
Z leFs 1885,. examination. These consultations
l'a.li".y Tree and cost nothing. Dr.. Berry
ltaSrI io have any aud all who are sui
rom Huv form Of chronic disease, Of
fa be- uaNe> % specially. call on DR. O'Brieu
.' tAAwln'i1u. After examining them
,'-4.. !. i'r - .tleu viii report the result to
.' The ppfieut viii then he placed
Z. ~. berry exclusive ard personal charge,
-'lI. .A's being sent directly by him and all
4 i.. ......' JOY treatment being given by him.
.'' N.l ll'. i"rrv can cure his patients as
u, 4 ."tE "fe "a Chicago and coming rcfrl-
' "'' 'la'e henevern case is incuruhle,
HE. .II... There Hfe' some, Dr. Berrv in
-..s it''sg- 20 treat It, and every patient ap-
r- ." ,'.WHu' eau rely absolutely upon
' n1- HHsls Uud progUOSis.
"I' is IN the habit of reading the
~. - auiics has uonped ofan introduce
~. berry. Every week these papers pub
...''' IrH with him Oh some popular medi-
."I every week there appear inter
...d patients he has cured and prominent
.i.I.. VINO only too gladly endorse his
.. OF treatment DR.. Berry has compiled
'NLlr.i interviews with patients. and
'''" another hundred prominent
~. JOB. o. liiilv volume OF 1870 pages. and
lsH' oil those who are unacquainted
NJ -'AI urNiS, he has sent some Of them to
t,IlltG holel The doctor requests any
'G. ...eie'ted in this subject 10 call and
~ more is no charge, and perusal of
'''"' ISL" repay anyone.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23


Il will very glad
~ give my expert
ence under DR.. Ber-
rvs ire atm n t."
said Mr.. CarTillas,
W h e n questioned.
by a reporter" as
know il may prove
of immense value
to those afflicted as
] once was. About
eight months ago l
suddenly realized
that my lungs We're
in a bad condition,
and, although for a
number of months
before that l had
had pains in my
chest and q disa-
greeable hacking
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23
DIR. BERRY CURES cATARRH.
DR.. BERRY CURES SKIN DISEASES.

Uhs = sHHf OUhES NEhFOUS DISExSES.
Don't forget. DR.. Berry's chief of staff
DR.. f. d. O'Brien. will be at the Harper
house. Rock Island, on Nov. 90. "a. 20,
whore he can be consulted. The cases
will then be reported 10 DR.. Berry, who
will afterwards carry on the treatment,
giving each case lis own personal super
vision. Consultation free Office hours
8 a. On. TO 8 D. m.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23
,,nsY OF 4 REMARKABLY
SUCCESSFUL MAN.
| ,,D ENTERPRISE, CONSUMED
,neu1. BRING GLORY AND
.,,oa-A LESSON TO THE
YOUTH OF TO-DAY
81. and Nervous Diseases are cusss
~ .. mi Special Troatme"'s-Ints''
a, Patients and Prominent 9
w. Business Men.


p,r-v Is a native of Putnam
~sfas 4. ia is now about fortv -fve
iyeg l0.lI5 on, t,yb hood he guve indication
be fIu-- 5,. yyse hereafter to achieve,
I'll suc,y =, n snare time from his studies
N'5d hl .,t.,ert experiments in chemistry
+ % c'If1f5ra he was fifteen years old
a, H.5 he his ulaymates 1.-The doctor"
tE' ID, M f51lr from the schools in his
i-- "..5-anfa-el upon the study of medi.
i.rsissln. received his degree, took
t1sniLal course, and settled down to
nc tr;lt M practice that any physi'
~! to nrbjld Of, but feeling that he
~. ~ sel1 for his talents he decided 70
Rlly., f1- few years, and then settle
O. Ha most fortunate decision for the
~ re-, .-aqrs ago he located in Chicago,
q. ,ssrs had made himself better
tI.y respected and honored than the
,ia8n IN the city.
methods Of treatment are pecu-
~ His taste for experiment has re-
i.s Tir and his chemical labratory is
al'.rl-tt-s of Chicago. To these interested
fls-,75r,s During his professional Ca
devoted himself exclusively 10 the
p chronic diseases. making a spec
'Al.,'riar'v Of Catarrh, Throat and
49, Skin Diseases, and Diseases
i y.--or,s system. lie has felt that
y. --sster success was TO be achieved
W. tI1rr than If he frittered away
~ e01 talents trying TO cure every
Tssr he was right the result has proved.
.IarIsrs1alnted with his practice it seems
" M number of invalids, that he treats,
- Sr four hundred patients day at his
~ -tifsgO is by no means unusual.
Zoo, manner is that of the old school
~ ,ba one we have heard our fathers
n, and his sympathy is so great that it
2 Tr0yerb in Chicago. His patients
|,,rd all bis friends. They feel that il is
|,-Eoucv that he cures them for, but that
Nv and above all it is his object to re-
''rsr To health. The doctors Offices ere
\ 4, l3 State street, on the corner of
-s-,Ir. and il is well worth any strangers
non in Chicago TO visit them. He occu-
mole floor in this enormous corner build
n Ia special rooms specially fitted up for
: bjs various treatments. There viii be
ii. electric rooms, with the many bat
t1r administering this vital fluid: the lung
/. er administering the gold" treatment,
III @ rurh has been written. and of the
,sofEhiah too much cannot be said; the
4 rooms the skin disease rooms, the gynR-
al rooms and so on one after the other,
-sr iii presides DR.. Berry, directing the
IN, and Prescribing the remedies, entering
-s-y detail himself and looking after every
persOnallv, but ably seconded by DR.. T,
,ie1. MS chief Of staff.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23

4" For over a year
now" said Mr.. Daley,
81 have suffered with
rheumatism, but it was
only this winter that l
wes so crippled by it
that l was unable to get
around and do mywork.
I hated to give up and
acknowledge / W a S
sick, because / don't
like doctoring, and I
expected a long course
of medicines and treat
ment before i got well
If / once began. l tried
all kinds of liniments
and remedies, but fin.
NTsU F.l stat Nx-nu
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23
SCRATCHED FOR SIX YEARS.

William Hayill, who resides at 972o Exchange
avenue, between Ninety and Ninety.
eighth streets, South Chicago, ILL.,, is one of our
oldest residents, man of wealth and respected
ana esteemed by all who know him. Mr.. Havill
suffered agony from eczema an itching skin
disease, for years, and, as he himself saws, had
gwen up all hope, when DR.. Berry, in spite of all
his doubts, cured him - ~
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23
cLAss OF DISEASES TREATED.

~ ~, taolSa about the doctor. Row soneth. D.
h a. ~. patients The class ofdiseases of which
~, s..s llriss specially are ell chronic lis.
~ -..llely diseases which have gotten serons
So. y. .Ie patent and are difficult 10 cure HIS
So IS cGtarrn akin and nervous diseased,
FsSy..e6 Treatment and cure Of Pimpies,
isT .i - b.0;cn7s, salt Rheum, Eczema, Super.
~: h haif, IumoIs, Scrofula and all Skin Dis
49,, diseases CT the Ear, Catarrh, Bronchitis,
~ ri consumption and all Diseases of the
Ss' nj IhL roe and Lungs; Loss of Strength and
rss,cL.. beckeches, headaches, Weakness Of
~, ~ organs Neuralgia, Diseases Of the Kid
I:s. s-a Bladder, Diseases Of Women, anc all
'JIS 1ss-s OF the Nervous System.
s,o,rass isWs with patients who have been cured
Ia rae, one OF these diseases appears weekly In
rmlS r.o Gs chicago dailies. and It doubtless
a so,pp prove interesting to our readers to repub-
.onc. I a oi these interviews, and we therefore
D; dom nsider 1t necessary TO make any excufe
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23
NASAL PoLYPUs AND cATARRH.

Mrs. s. Stielow resides at Niles Center III. one
OF Chicagos iourishing suburbs, and as she her
self says, was great sufferer until relieved by
Df. Berry treatment. The description of her
case is much more graphically given in her own
words; however SO We win let Mrs. Siielow her.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23
A SEVERE ATTACK OF RHEUMATISM

Rheumatic pains are very prevalent in the
winter season, and probably every one has suf-
fered more or less from them during the last few
months. But when they grow so severe that one
is doubled up and crippled and can't move
around, then il is that the doctor who can cure
requisition. Those who are well along in years
suffer the most. and Mr.. John Daley, of $40
Twenty-sixth street, Chicago, was no exception
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-23
CURED AT LAST.

I'm November, 1889, had reached such a state
that If couldn't get relief wanted to die The
ilchlng, the burning and the crawling, as il ten
thousand insects were crawling over my face,
were frightful. On November IS, 1889, i called
first on DIR. Berry. After careful examination,
not only of my skin, but of my whole body, he
pronounced me durable, and said he would take
my case. This did not encourage me much, as
all OF the other doctors who had treated me had
told Inc the same thing, but as / had TO do some
thing, and as l knew DR.. Berry had been Won
derfully successful in some other skin disease
cases, began his treatment
"A month passed and got no better, except
ing that the doctor had succeeded in relieving
the itching. In two months however the i'm
provement was very marked, and began to have
hopes of a cure.
There is scarcely anything more to add, ex-
cept that DR.. Berry has completely and perma-
nently cured me. / know that the cure is
permanent, as II has been months now since
have had any of the disease show itself. / am
at perfect ease, never have to rub or scratch any
more than Others do, and can enjoy my nights
sleep like the rest OF mankind During the six
years l suffered had to snatch my sleep at in
tervals during the paroxysms of itching and
when remember how broken my rest then YVES,
can assure you that now sleep is very sweet
u have told DR.. Berry that / should insist
upon having my cure published in the papers,
but both the doctor and myself wanted to wait
TO see that IL was permanent, with no sign of a
return. The doctor is now satisfied. and so am
], and can only add, as l began, that there is
no doctor in the world like Dr.. Berry"