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Tubbs David, lab, bds 233 S Tennessee. Tucker Mrs Ada, res 172 W New York.
Tucker & Dorsey, (N Tucker, R S Dorsey,) money drawer mfgs. 64 E Washington. Tucker Mrs F, res 273 N Noble.
Tucker George, mach, res 273 N Noble.
Tucker H S, (Tucker & Smith,) res 306 N Delaware.
Tucker N, (Tucker & Dorsey,) res 37 Fletcher Av.
Tucker Richard, res 237 Massachusetts Av.
Tucker & Smith, (H S Tucker, W Smith,) dry goods, 9 N Pennsylvania.
Tucker Washington H, watchman, res 430 N Mississippi.
Tudge Thomas, turner, res 7 Ellsworth. Tull J H, (Tull & Robinson,) res 186 W Washington.
Tull & Robinson, (J H Tull, L Robinson,) painters, 109 Massachusetts Av.
Tull Wm, lab, bds Linden s Prospect.
Tuller O A, carriage trimmer, bds 84 Mas- sachusetts Av.
Tuller W, lab, res Dunlop e Wallace. Tully Edward, clk, res 60 W Market. Tully Mrs Eliza, boarding, 60 W Market. Turk John, ISb, res 350 S Delaware. Turner A H, agt, res 99 Massachusetts Av. Turner Mrs Ann, res 247 N Tennessee.
Turner Augustus, barber, res 99 W Geor- gia.
Turner Burton, carp, res 172 Columbia.
Turner Chancey L, business agt Journal Co, res 115 E Ohio.
Turner D H, book keeper, res 305 Virginia Av.
Turner Miss F, res Missouri s 5th.
Turner G, lab, res 132 E Michigan Road. Turner Grant J, clk, res 305 Virginia Av. Turner Miss Kate, res 247 N Tennessee.
Turner Miss Kate H, teacher, res 305 Vir- ginia Av.
Turner Jacob, res 127 W 1st.
Turner James, res 315 E Ohio.
Turner James H, res Mooresville Road, s w of city.
Turner Leslie R, lab, bds 208 W Ohio. Turner Robert B, lab, res 185 W 2d.
Turner William, mason, res 416 N New Jersey. "
Turner William H, res 850 E Washington. Tutewiler Chas W, clk, res 166 N Alabama. Tutewiler Henry W, res n e cor Missis- sippi and St Clair.
Tutewiler Henry, sen, res 85 Massachu- setts Av.
Tutewiler John W, clk, res 85 Massachu- setts Av.
Tuttle B F, merchandise broker, 61 S Meridian, res 492 N Meridian.
Tuttle E C, local editor Evening News, res 115 N California.
Tuttle Mrs G P, bds 121 N Mississippi.
Tuttle Joseph, res e s Benton, n Harrison. Tuttle Orrin, reel driver, res s s North, w Mississippi.
Twedee Thomas, brakeman, bds 58 S Benton.
Twhey Dealy, res 116 N East.
Twilleger J D, res 76 Huron.
Twiname J, mason, bds 326 N New Jersey. Twiname James, mason, res 267 N East.
Tyer Chas W, mach, res 304 E Louisiana.
Tyer Geo W, conductor, res 139 S East.
Tylee Harry, painter, res 242 Chestnut. Tylee Mrs Mattie, res 168 Columbia.
Tyler Chas M, book keeper, res 239 N Illinois.
Tyler Mrs Rebecca, res 302 N Illinois.
Tyler Mrs Susan, res 233 W Michigan.
Tyner Alonzo, (Wolfe & Tyner,) bds 191 S Alabama.
Tyner Fred, res 803 N Tennessee.
Tyner G, lab, res 7 Charles.
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Ubanks Mrs M, res e s Pennsylvania, s 7th.
Ucle Frederick, chair maker, bds 130 N Mississippi.
Uhl & Durham, (Peter Uhul, Henry Dur- ham,) tobacco and cigars, 19 S Meridian. Uhl John, butcher, res 38 Wyoming.
Uhl John, butcher, res s s Kansas, w Bluff Road.
Uhl Louis, butcher, bds 38 Wyoming.
Uhl Mathias, physician, 52 S Pennsyl- vani, res same.
Uhl Peter, (Uhl & Durham,) res e s Ten- nessee, n 6th.
Uhlendorff George, bar tender, bds Capi- tal House.
Underhill A V, clk, res 355 N Alabama.
Ungquist Nills, tailor W F Rupp, bds 83 S Illinois.
Ungquist O, tailor, res 173} E Washing- ton.
UNION HOUSE, Stephen Mattler, Propr, s w cor South and Illinois.
Rupp is the Cheap Tailor of the City.
No. 16 1-2 East Washington Street, room 5, up stairs.
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W. I. HAND & CO., Real Estate Dealers, WILL NEGOTIATE LOANS, 96 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind.
UNION RAILWAY CO, Office Union Depot, Dillard Ricketts, Pres, William N Jackson, Sec and Treas.
Union Starch Factory, (Wm F Piel, Chas F Wischmeier, Henry Burke,) Starch Mfg's, e end New York.
Unversaw Ernest, clk, res 345 S Alabama. Unversaw Geo, butcher, res 170 W Wash- ington.
Unversaw John N, market master, res 345 S Alabama.
Unverzagt Hermann, carp, res s s 8th, w Tennessee.
Updegraft Daniel, teamster, res 19 Fayette. Updike John, plasterer, res 154 S Noble.
Updike Samuel, plasterer, res s s Louisi- ana, w Noble.
Updike Miss Susan, res 154 S Noble.
Uphold George, Bishop of the Episcopal Church, res 477 N Pennsylvania.
Uphold Jacob, lab, res 2 Rockwood.
Uphold John L, lab, res 271 W Merrill.
Urban Fred H, shoe maker, bds 64 W Maryland.
Urban John, lab, bds e s Charles, s Arch. Urbine Frederick, shoe maker, bds 164 W Maryland.
Urvin Mrs -, res 19 Willard.
Uroe Joseph, painter, bds 228 Huron.
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Vacker John, lab, res 315 S Pennsylvania. Vackler John, res 125 Spring.
Vaddeley Joseph, potter, res 19 Vine. Vahle Henry, hostler, res 313 N Noble.
Vail C B, oculist, 28 N Illinois, res 366 W Vermont.
Vail S J, teacher, res s s Washington, w Arsenal Av.
Vaile J Henry, engineer Water Works, bds 368 W Washington.
Vajen J H, jr, messenger Citizens' National Bank, res 128 N Meridian.
Vajen J H, sr, res 128 N Meridian.
Vajen Willis, clk, bds 128 N Meridian.
Valentine Wm E, lab, res s e cor Missis- sippi and Herber.
Vallandingham A W, lab, res 81 Massa- chusetts Av.
Van Arsdel Wm C, notary public, 24} E Washington, bds Pyle House.
Van Benthusen Aaron, lab, res 338 E Washington.
ATLANTIC GARDEN,
12 and 14 N. Mississippi St.,
J. C. CLAWSON, PROPRIETOR.
Van Benthuysen Henry, fireman, res 197 Meek.
Van Benthuysen J H; fish and game, 1 Virginia Av, res 45 S Illinois.
Van Bergen Wm H, carp, res 75 W Michi- gan.
Vanblaricum George, blacksmith, bds 233 W Washington.
VANBLARICUM JESSE M, Wagon Maker, 231 W Washington, res 233 W Washington.
Vanblaricum Michael, lab, res National Road, w River, (W. I.)
Van Camp Albert, clk J H Van Camp, bds 196 W Ohio.
Van Camp Cort, (Van Camp & Jackson,) res 16 Indiana Av.
Van Camp George, hostler, res 26 W Mary- land.
Van Camp Gilbert C, (Van Camp & Jack- son,) res 16 Indiana Av.
VAN CAMP & JACKSON, (G C Van Camp, T B Jackson, Cort Van Camp,) Fruit and Commission Merchants, 75 and 77 W Washington.
VAN CAMP JAMES H, Wines and Liquors, 208 W Washington, res 196 W Ohio.
Vancamp John, carp, res 456 E Market. Vancamp Samuel, carp, res 118 Meek.
Vance George W, clk, res 327 E. Vermont. Vance Harrison, lab, res Howard, n 1st.
Vance H B, jr, clk, res 383 Massachusetts Av.
Vance H B, clk, res 383 Massachusetts Av. Vance H.P, res cor Washington and Cady. Vance John, bds 332 E Ohio.
Vance L M, res cor Washington and Cady. Vance Mrs L M, res cor Washington and Cady.
Vance L R, clk, National Hotel, bds same. Vance Miss M M, res cor Washington and Cady.
Vance Thomas, cabinet maker, res 327 E Vermont.
Vance Thomas P, clk, res n e cor Harrison and Benton.
Vance T P, clk, res 94 N Illinois.
Vancleave Geo E, huckster, res 440 Vir- ginia Av.
Vancleave J B, carp, res 190 Bellefontaine. Vancleave J W, lab, res 189 Bellefontaine. Vancleve John, engineer, bds 119 W South Vandegrift Benjamin, printer, res 511 N Mississippi.
John M. Todd & Co., Real Estate Agents. See oard opp. City Map.
Charles Mayer & Co., Bohemian Glass Ware,
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H. H. LEE 5
MAKES A SPECIALTY OF
CHDICE GREEN, BLACK AND JAPAN TEAS.
VANCE S. C, 47} S. DELAWARE,
Dealer in First-Class Subscrp- tion Books, also Agent for the Publications of Johnson, Fry & Co., London and New York Publishing Co., Cassel, Lippin- cott, etc., etc. Orders by Mail Promptly Attended to; Bind- ing Done to Order; Agents Wanted. Res. e. s. Highland Av., n. Market.
Vandegrift Henry, (Vandegrift & Rigby,) res 320 N Delaware.
Vandegrift T G, tel operator, res 320 N Delaware.
Vandegrift W H, asst supt I C & L RR, bds 320 N Delaware.
Vandegrift & Rigby, (Henry Vandegrift, Henry Rigby,) wood yard, cor Louisiana and Kentucky Av.
Vandeman James W, carp, res 501 S New Jersey.
Vandeman Mrs S R, res 272 E Washington Vanderbilt Harry M, clk, bds 496 N Mis- sissippi.
Vandervort J OP, (Fulmer & Vandervort,) res 351 E Market.
Vanderwood Wm, saloon, 163 Indiana Av, res 10 W Tenth.
Van Deusen Chauncey, (S Van Deusen, & Co, ) res 268 E South.
Van Deusen S & Co, (S Van. Deusen, C Van Deusen, A J Avery,) pork packers, 47 S Delaware.
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Van Deusen Sylvester, (S Van Deusen Co,) res New York City.
Van Dyke I N, carp, res 174 W Ohio.
Van Dyke James G, bds 174 W Ohio.
Van Dyke John N, clk, res 174 W Ohio.
Van Dyne Eugene, conductor, bds 81 E Michigan.
Van Dyne George, agt, res 34 W North. Vanharlingen Charles, printer, res 72 E Market.
Vanhart Horace, turner, bds 233 S Ten- nessee.
Van Horn William J, conductor, res s s Harrison, e Forest Av.
Van Houten C W, res 272 E North. Van Houten Isaac H, lab, res 272 E North Van Laningham Mrs L, res 82 Broadway.
VAN LANINGHAM L, Secretary In- dianapolis Gas Light and Coke Co, 47 S Pennsylvania, bds 274 N Alabama. Vanloon A, res 339 S East.
Vanmeter Mrs Susan, res 57 N Douglass. Vannattan Frank, res 369 W New York.
Vannattan Mrs Martha, boarding, 369 W New York.
Vanostran William, bds w s Broadway n . Arch.
Van Plucke Alexander, wheelwright, bds Illinois House.
VANSICLEN ALEX. (E B Martin- dale & Co,) bds n w cor Western and Home Avs.
Vanstan John, shoemaker, 10 Virginia Av, res s s Yeizer, w East.
Vanstan Thomas, shoemaker, res s s Yei- zer, w East.
Vansyckel Augustus, lab, res 66 Massachu- setts Av.
Vantuyl Abram, mach, res 328 E Georgia. Van Vorhis F J, physician, 58 E Market, bds 98 E New York.
Van Vorhis Isaac N, carp, res 81 Ash. Vanvleet Mrs Drew, res 68 S Illinois. Vanwinen Byron, carp, res 65 Bright.
Varner J A, res Downey, e Madison Av. Varney Mrs Carrie, res 291 E Ohio.
Varry Joseph, dyer, bds 69 W Market.
Vater Thomas D, carp, res 339 N Tennes- see,
Vaughan Jacob M, carp, res 548 N Missis- sippi.
Vaughan Louis, lab, res 140 N Illinois. Vawter Chas M, peddler, J J Smith.
Vawter Wm A, peddler, J J Smith.
Veach Lewis, plasterer, bds 222 N Illinois. Vehling Frederick, grocer, 195 E South, res same.
Vehling Frederick, tailor, bds Decatur House.
Vehling Henry, clk, res 191 N Liberty.
Vehling Henry, planer, res 536 E Ohio. Vehling Wm, clk, res 195 E South.
Venavan Albert, lab, res 94 Ash.
Vering Wm, cabinet maker, bds 580 E Washington.
Verity Stephen T, Piano repairer,, 62 Vir- ginia Av, res same.
Verrill Horace A, checkman, bds Ray House.
Vert Mrs Josie, bds 77 Lockerbie.
Vert Reason, painter, res 218 Madison Av. Vest David, teamster, bds 103 W South. Vest Wm, packer, bds 103 W South.
Vest Zacariah, res 103 W South.
Vestal John N. printer, bds 126 N Tennes- see.
Vestal W Baxter, clk, bds Capital House. Vetter John C, sewing machine case mfg, s e cor South and Pennsylvania, res 211 S Pennsylvania.
See Rupp and his Goods, at 13 East Washington St.
Flower Vases, Tea and Dinner Sets, 29 West Washington.
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W. I. HAND & CO., Real Estate Dealers, WILL NEGOTIATE LOANS, 96 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind.
Vetter John J, res 211 S Pennsylvania. Vick Mrs Abby, res 248 W Ohio. Vickers Chas S, printer, res 25 Fletcher Av. Vickers Edwin, clk, P O, res 25 Fletcher Av.
Vickers Wm B, city editor Daily Journal, res 280 N Mississippi.
Victor Harry, barber, res 28 N Illinois.
Victor Julius A, (Carson & Victor,) res 109 N Illinois.
Victor Mrs Kate, res 28 N Illinois.
Victor Miss Mattie, res 416 Virginia Av.
Victor Simon, lab, res 146 Huron.
Vieira M J, agt, bds 388 N Illinois.
Vielhaber D, boots and shoes, 204 E Wash- ington, res ss Washington w New Jersey. Vielhaber G, butcher, bds 109 Ft Wayne Av.
Viernickel Joseph, baker, 285 E Washing- ton, res same.
Vincent Mrs Ann, res 10 N Noble.
Vincent Mrs Catharine, res 61 Russell Av. Vincent N B, clk, res 30 Oriental.
Vincent William H, carp, 178 N Davidson, res same.
Vinnedge, Beeler & Co, (J A Vinnedge, F Beeler, J H Turner,) agricultural Imple- ments, 79 W Washington.
Vinnedge J A, wagon maker, 281 and 283 W Washington, res s e City.
Vinnedge, Jones & Co, (J D Vinnedge, A Jones, Jr, W S Armstrong,) wholesale boots and shoes, 93 and 95 S Meridian.
Vinnedge Joseph D, (Vinnedge, Jones & Co, res Meridian n 6th.
Vint Richard, clk, res 90 S Mississippi.
Vinton M E, (H Salsbury & Co,) res 729 N Meridian.
Vinton Mrs T C, res 729 N Meridian.
Virgil Henry, expressman, res 131 E New York.
Virt Wm, lab, res 43 S New Jersey.
Vocker Henry, lab, bds 78 W McCarty. Voegel Fred, lab, res 260 N Winston. Voegtle Fred, res 473 N Delaware.
Voegtle Jacob, stoves and tinware, 103 E Washington, res 473 N Delaware.
Voekle Christ, tailor, bds e s Clinton n New York.
Vogel Charles, butcher, bds 139 S Illinois. Vogel Henry, cabinet maker, res 523 E Market.
Voght H W, (W J Holliday & Co,) res 225 N Mississippi.
Voght John, glass blower, bds 15 Henry.
S. C. VANCE, GENERAL SUBSCRIPTION BODK DEALER, 47 1-2 S. Delaware St.,
The best German Bible in the World, Bound or in parts.
Voght John E, city editor Sentinel, res 123 W New York.
VOGHT JOSEPH, Tremont House Saloon, 200 S Meridian, bds Tremont House.
Vogt B J, music teacher, res 242 E Ohio. Vogt Frederick J, (H H Langenberg & Co,) res 224 W Washington.
Vogt Henry, res 225 N Mississippi. Voigs Fred, expressman, res 111 N Noble. Voigt Mrs Sophia, res 22 S West.
Volkert Melhor, grocer, 674 N Mississippi, res same.
Vollmar John, mason, res 474 S Tennessee. Vollmer, D G, meat market, 186 and 416 W Washington, res 416 W Washington. Vollmer Frederick, butcher, bds 416 W Washington.
Vollragh August, carp, res 92 S Liberty. Vollrath Charles, carp, res 526 E Georgia. Vollrath Hermann, barber, res 92 S Lib- erty.
Voltz Anthony, wheel wright, bds Ray House.
Vonberg J J, molder, res 69 E McCarty.
Vondergotten Henry, barber, 140 S Illinois res 279 N Liberty.
Vondersaar Wendell, blacksmith, res 461 N Alabama.
VONNEGUT CLEMENS, Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware and Cutlery, 184 and 186 E Washington, res 508 E Market.
Vonnegut Clemens, jr, book keeper, res 508 E Market.
Vorhees Mrs - -, res 272 S Tennessee. Vorhees Jacob, plasterer, res 38 Arch. Vorwald John, porter, res 314 N Noble. Voss Gustavus H, (Ray, Voss, Davis, & Holman,) res 590 N Illinois.
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Wacker August, gardener, res w s Western Av, n Home Av. Wachs Charles, res 172 Blake.
Wachs William, turner, res 172 Blake. Wachthr Charles, cabinet maker, res cor West and Indiana Av.
Wachtstetter Charles, bar tender, bds 154 W Washington.
John M. Todd & Co., Real Estate Agents. See card opp. City Map.
Jacob Eldridge & Co., Real Estate Agents,
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H. H. LEE'S
WHOLESALE PRICES FOR
TEAS, COFFEES AND SUGARS, Are the same each day as are quoted in the Cincinnati Daily Papers.
Wachstetter Gottlieb, saloon, 156 W Wash- ington, res same.
Wachstetter Gottlieb, res 250 S Meridian. Wachtstetter Jacob, saloon, 154 W Wash- ington, res same.
Waddell Mrs E, charge children's depart- ment, surgical institute, res same.
Waddle E J, (Drew, Poundstone & Co,) bds Little's Hotel.
Wade Frank P, genl ticket agt, I P & C RR, 101 E Washington, bds 140 N Ala- bama.
Wade J D, clk, bds 140 N Alabama.
Wade Josep, lab, res 427 N East.
Wade O L, agt, bds cor Delaware and Massachusetts Av.
Wade Phillip, lab, res n e cor Patterson and 6th. -
Wade Samuel, barber, 255 W Washington, res same.
Wade Walker, lab, res 164 Huron.
Wadkins Madison, lab, res Elizabeth, e Harris.
WAEGEMANN GUSTAVUS, Res- taurant and Confectionery, 10 W Louis- iana, res 88 Union.
Waeshar William, collar maker, res 46 E McCarty.
Wagner Charles, lab, bds 249 W Maryland Wagner George M, porter, res 48 Coburn. Wagner George W, res 558 N Tennessee.
Wagner Henry, expressmnn, res 315 E New York.
Wagner Huston, lab, bds 77 Kentucky Av. Wagner Joseph, teamster, res 163 Spring.
Wagner Julius, varnisher, res s e cor Market and Liberty.
Wagner Otto, clk, bds 135 E Washington. Wagner Theo A, clk, bds Circle House.
Wagner Wm H, mason, res 140 Buchanan. Wagoner Charles, lab, res 122 S Noble. Wagoner Fred, lab, res 206 Union.
Wagoner Geo W, carp, res 280 Chestnut. Wagoner John, lab, res 7th, e Michigan Road.
Wagoner Louis, lab, res 272 N Noble. Wahle Conrad, blacksmith, bds 212 E Ohio. Wahle Mat, blacksmith, res 173 E Ohio. Waim Henry, millwright, res 84 Broadway. Wainwright Wm H, postman, res 23 W St Joseph.
Wait Miss Fannie G, res 89 W Georgia. Walden Mrs Beulah H, res 94 N Meridian. Walden R R, agent, res Linden, s Pros- pect.
Walden Treadwell, rector St Paul's Cathe dral, res 94 N Meridian.
Walden Wm, lab, res 174 Columbia. Waldo Azel. carp, res e s McGill, n South. Waldo George W, tinner, res n s Henry, e Missouri.
Waldo Mrs M T M, res cor Indiana av and Locke.
Waldo Wm P, painter, res 237 N Noble.
Waldo Wm, chair maker, res 333 S Dela- ware.
Wales Miss Lucretia N, teacher, bds 290 S Meridian.
Waling Wm, cooper, res 61 Minerva.
Walk Anthony, shoemaker, res 336 E Mar- ket.
Walk Julius C, watchmaker, res s e cor West and New York.
Walk Louis, boarding, 28 W Georgia.
Walker A J, clk, bds 130 N Pennsylvania.
Walker Alexander W, turner, bds 211 S Illinois.
Walker Amos J, clk, bds 128 N Pennsyl- vania.
Walker Andrew, lab, res 73 W McCarty.
Walker Alva S, State agent Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines, 10 W Wash- ington, res 81 W Vermont.
Walker Austin, lab, res 161 Indiana av. Walker Miss Belle, res 14 E Michigan.
Walker Charless F, with J B Walker, res Mooresville pike, s w of city.
Walker E, stencil cutter, 32 S Meridian.
Walker Miss Ella, (Dietriches & Walker,) res 10 E Washington.
Walker Frank, lab, res Patterson, n 6th.
Walker George, porter National Hotel, res same.
Walker H A, clk, bds s e cor Illinois and McNabb.
Walker Henderson, lab, res n s 7th, w Mis- sissippi.
Walker Henry, lab, res Rhode Island, w Blake.
Walker Henry, lab, res 41 Elm.
Walker Henry, lab, res 266 E Washington. Walker Henry A, agt, res 677 N Illinois.
Walker Horace E, grocer, 150 W North, res same.
Walker Hugh, mach, bds 250 Chestnut.
Walker I C, (Harvey & Walker,) res 130 N Pennsylvania.
WALKER J B, Real Estate and Insur- ance Agents, 16} E Washington, res Mooresville pike, s w of city.
Walker Jacob L, clk, res 219 W New York. Walker I C, physician. res 128 N Pennsyl- vania.
Walker John C, painter, res 25 Bright. Walker John C, res 130 N Pennsylvania. Walker Mrs J S, bds 204 N Illinois.
Walker Leverett B, res 422 N New Jersey. Walker Mrs Mary, res 82 Bright.
Do you know Rupp, the Tailor ?
64 DROPS.".
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
ONLY 50 CENTS A BOTTLE.
I have neither the space nor the inclination to give but a few of the many testimonials to the virtues of '4 Drops" in my possession. I feel, proud, and my good friends will permit this feeling I know, of the many warm friends "4 Drops" has made already. To test it is to become its friend :
Indianapolis Sentinel says:
" The wonderful remedial powers of the '4 Drops' in the cure of colds, coughs, sore ' throats, croup, etc., has already astonished its thousands. This medicine is as simple as it is - harmless and effective. For six years Dr. Pick- , erill has tested its virtues in our own city. It is not, therefore, a new speculation, but a well ascertained and an effective remedy for human suffering. Whatit does is done speedily, inno- cently and safely, without leaving any bad results or failing to accomplish its purpose. '4 Drops' js rapidly becoming as familiar as household words."
Ben. D. House, Poet and Author, says;
".WHAT IS '4 DROPS?' We once asked the question which we are now enabled to answer from actual experiment. That what is claimed by its compounder is a 'just claim we can endorse, having received a personal test of its merit. This preparation by Dr.' Pickerill, a successful practitioner in Indianapolis, is designed for the cure of cough, colds, sore throat, hoarseness, bronchitis, croup, and first symptoms of consumption. The reputation of Dr. Pickerill as a scientific physician is a sufficient warratit of its compounding, being . according to the strict rules of Pharmacy.@ We used it for'sore throat, the effects of a gun shot wound, which fractured several rings of the trachea, and found speedy relief.""Jintrnal of Commerce.
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From Benham's Musical Review.
" We cheerfully give place in our colums to the following note from Rev. W. F. Black, pastor of Christian Chapel, and President of the Northwestern Christian University, AND CAN FULLY ENDORSE IT OURSELVES:
" INDIANAPOLIS, April 26; 1871.
". Having personal knowledge of the com- pound, for the diseases of the throat and lungs, known as 4 Drops,' compounded by Dr. G. W. Pickerill, Indianapolis, I can, therefore, knowingły and do cheerfully recommend it to all those who may be suffering from either a cough, sore throat or a lung difficulty, as per- fectly safe and certain in its action ..
"W. F. BLACK."_
""We heartily endorse the above certificates, and give them a place in our columns, and also advise our readers to call and procure a, supply of '4 Drops "for we have tried it for cough lingering from whooping cough, and found it effectual."-Independent.
B. M. Bonham, Dramatic Reader, say8 .;
"DR. PICKERILL :- Having thoroughly tested your cough remedy, known as '4 Drops,' I unhesitatingly pronounce it the most effective of all the various' lotions, lozenges, syrups, etc., I have ever used. I 'can, therefore, with the fullest confidence, recommend it to public speakers and singers, and the rest of man- "kind."
"" To whom it may concern :- I have used 44 Drops' in my family with the happiest result, having effected a cure in my daughter of consumption, so pronounced by friends and some of the oldest physicians in Indianapolis, . and given up by them to die, I can verify what I say; call' at 194 East Washington St., Indianapolis. "G. B. JONES."
"We have tried '4 Drops,' and can testify to the fact that one dose afforded almost instant. relief to ) cough. It took time and several doses to drive away the cold, but the remedy proved successful in the end. We do not hes- itate to recommend'it for a dough with perfect Thet last certificate is flattering, but Mr. confidence.in a cure."-Indianapolis People. Jones is responsible for what he says.
For Sale by all Druggists. Take no other.
34 DROPS."
For Diseases of the Throat and Kungs.
"4 DROPS"-A sure and permanent cure for Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping-Cough, first symptoms of Consumption, etc., and gives energy and strength to the air passages gen- erally-gives clearness and power to the vocal organs a valuable boon to public singers and speakers.
This preparation is the favorite formula, and the result of several years' patient labor of DR. PICKERILL, who has used it for several years in a successful practice in Indianapolis, and has been thoroughly tested by him in clinical prac- tice. It is not, therefore, a "quack" medi- cine, but compounded strictly according to the rules of Pharmacy-the agents in the com- pound are all harmless as a medicine can be, and so recognized by the medical profession, and are of great value in the treatment of dis- ease. The preparation (" 4 Drops") contains one of the best alteratives known to the medi- cal profession-in the highest degree of concen- tration-the continued use, therefore, not only removes the irritation of the mucous mem- brane lining the Throat and Bronchia; the irritability of the great pneumo-gastric nerve, which is distributed to the Throat, Lungs, Heart, Stomach, etc., controlling their action; but, it also, by its alterative powers, removes any taint of disease of the blood that may be pres- ent, thus removing the proximate cause of many Throat and Lung difficulties.
We can, therefore, with the fullest confi- dence, recommend "4 Drops" as perfectly, safe, SPERDY and CERTAIN (as any medicine can be in removing disease) in all the difficulties above mentioned.
It is a medical fact worth remembering, that the true philosophy of taking a Throat or Lung medicine is to permit it to remain in the mouth as long as possible ; and hence, in the Throat, through contact or sympathy, the effect of the medicin eextends down into the air passages, thus reaching and relieving them much quicker and more permanently than by a round-about way through the blood. This is one of the se- crets and beauties of "4 Drops."
Directions for the Use of "' 4 Drops."
The medium dose for a grown person is four drops ; for a child, one drop, on a lump of hard sugar or candy, four or five times a day, or, oft- ener if the Cough is very troublesome. Eat or drink nothing for half an hour after taking the medicine.
In cases of Croup, by rubbing & little of the medicine on the Throat and between the shoul- ders, as well as giving it by mouth, will assist and hasten the cure; this also assists the in- ternal administration of the medicine in the cure of Chronic Cough, Sore Throat, Bronchi- tis, and Consumptive Coughs. .
Singers and public speakers, in order to re- move any difficulties from the Throat, should take a dose half an hour before using the voice ; this gives it time to remove any irrita- tion or hoarseness, leaving the Throat in a much better condition than it could have been by taking the medicine on the eve of singing or speaking.
I would respectfully suggest the trial of "4 Drops" in Catarrh-"Cold in the Head' ?-- by dropping 15 or 20 drops in a wineglass of boiling water in a tin cup, so it can be heated at will ; place the nose in the cup, inhale the steam, blowing it out through the mouth out- side of the cup-repeat this frequently during the day, ten minutes, at a time.
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