The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-17

QGs- PEALE's MUSEUM CONTINUES TO FLOUR.
ash and the manager is increasing his attractions not
outstanding the price OF admission remains at on one
shilling This week Ire offers the white negro children,
Madam Adolph the fortune teller and company OF per-
formers of the first order including Miss Blancard the
celebrated female uggler and player on musical glasses
Miss Adair the charming vocalist La Petite Certo the ad
mred dsnseuse Mr. Lull the famous banjo player and
negro dancer Mr. Picken the unequaed Irish methodist
&c. and with such atracons the place must be crowded
day and evening.
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ny- MISUNDERSTANDING ever made has proved
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u5- WONDERFUL ESCAPE FROM DEATH
My daughter dreadfuly scalded with boiling hot
water almost all its thighs legs and all
The child was in dreadful agony when sent to No. 81
Courand street and got bottle of Councils Magical Pain
Extractor and young man from there and dressed
screaming all the time and do say that the instant relief
the sav gave must be felt to appear all cred
and such was the perfect that gave that the
child was asleep in ten minutes after dressed This
salve undoubtedly saved its life and if my recommends.
tion will be any avail to induce every mother to keep
this fepreserver at hand shall but do my duty God
and my fellow creatures. Not blister after it as
applied and those that had already before arisen were
almost instantly reduced.
THOMAS HAGAR
Sworn before me, New York, Sept. 25th, 1913.
ROB'T II. MORRIS, Mayor.
We were witnesses to the above wonderful cure by
Councils Pain Extractor Salve from Comstock Co s. 81
Courtland street. and shall always keep this save
hand.
Witness their signaturesthe 18th day of septcmbe r.
1913
DANIEL KELLAHER,
Mrs. HELEN MATHEWS,
MORRIS SULLIVAN, 10 Moore street.
HENRY JUDSON.
Can be had genuine No. North Fifth street, Philade.
phia So Cornh, Boston.