{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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Among aii the advertised remedies of the day tns Agale and Fever, Chill aud Feyernone seem to meet with such rapidity of sale aud rive go much gensr- al satisfaction. as Dr. Hulis eelebFatcdpls. When ever they have been introduced, all tonles Tn what ever shape ali mixtures and Pills, and preparations of every character designed fo this disease, have been discsrie5 as et- wholly useless -s1s and Dr Hali's Ague Pills have been received as the only permanent cure.

 They stop inc Chiily and Fever the h'st day, and do moi s:cken the stomach or operate on the bow. sls-

 Young children. and persons qs all ages, sexes, and conditions may iisS these Pills, nSt only with safety. bas with the certainty of success

 Judge Forrest oi Jenesboro' Ala, was cured ot a sevrrc md ysystifate eas. of Cills- Sllh eRly hail box after two physicians had exhausted alt 'hetr skill.

 John Camp, merchant at EIyton, Ala. says he never knew them to fail; has sod several groce 0t boxes. ard cured ten cases in his own family.

 Messrs Pettigew S Gray write they are entirely out. They say no medicine sohi in theirstose gives such satisfaction. cures as soon and permanent ly. ? We might give scores of references and certii'- eates but we refer t4e reader to our agents, where they may obtain a pamphlet tgraiis) giving fall description of the medicine and its manner oi use

 Price sl per box, with directions.

 Who would be troubled with that distressing com plaiui thc Tooth Ache, whent can be speedily cur ed without pain or extracting!

 DR. ACCOUNTS