Sloam
Ddar Mr—On nay way htae
from Chicago last winter, I «u overtaken by ob»
of the aevtrrest anew rtorau 1 ever aaw. Night »o«n
came on, and I loet tbe rMH and wandered about
on the prairie nearly ail utght. When uimoat
really to peruh, I came to tbe House of a iriend,
djBie.it, Ih.t I ,„w
aafTeriBg* from it were entirely hejond deaariptioB
—eev ra) pieces of bone coming out of one Huge*.
fri^d* feared nothing abort of anpntation
wbuld aave my life. Bat your valuable Ointment
wae freely applied, and not only fey lift, tat
ako my hand aavad.
Very Kespactfel!y,
I BYIK0T0N.
8s«Si0Aa a adv^rtiiament in another colamnof
thujaper
i
miMilc*i
•I in Northern Iowa. The vegetable world *lMt»,n »*«'m®«nding to the public Dr./. Iio?
begins to revive, and all bearta aro filled
t«*r»4d6twl)
S^lfltt tbat we notice anything in Use
uor
*oul(1
w
lh,t
u'u'r«'»
tenii)le
«"de«a we could I
»rt
Dot
mo«t fatal of all diseases—Fever and
nurown
May 14, ^9-dlw
e*p«r»etifle with tbi» vama-
we cm isaftlj sa), that for of
®wjve nature, it BtanUa without a riv»j. it$
tiuicly aS4i«tabc« b»a eavod many a feliowbein(
from a prunatare arav«. JBvery day we hear of it
rortquefiog tbev rit ruei of Fever and Ague. Xo
l&°8' Wb°*"
1,1 thc
Athens county, wan sitting at tbe instrument.
in bis ofiioe tt few weeks eiuee, during a ^e* r*:ati, ni.ihirg uan be uu r« Wjiwftci^ibari
heavy storiu, tbe lightning ran in npon the
*0'^ with aay of th,
owuiplaiot# arising from an irregularity of tbe dfr
Uir«rr ebe rfuJy
Hie
^e«"Jdshi
this
£fonunend tbrui to
ate, who are uaifermg Lhe
moat inten*c pain, as a dtrt&m cure for their 1JI1
Iry tfccm, and he oonrinced of tbtir u asy t*c«i
lent qualities.
