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DATENT INDBsTRUCTIBLE wATER.PIPEs.
G. C. BIER & CO.,
No. % CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent IndestructibIe Water Pipes,
PLU1 1BERS,

The Patent IndestructibIe Water Pipes,
PLU1 1BERs,
/. TIN, COPPER, zINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc and Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches.
sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all Sizes shower Baths
Bath Tubs Wash-hand Basins and Stands Hip Sponge
Baths, Water Closets Lead and Cast Iron nks Pumps
Lift Force various patterns Pumps ETC. VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wASHsTANDs, suitable for water
works without beautiful article for bed rooms.
We have constantly hand large and well selected
ment Of
BRASS METALS, COOKS, etc.
Such Bibb Coeks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of all
Sizes Wahsand Sink Buffers Shampoonng Compression
for hot cold water Lager Beer Cstern Cocks all
Also Plated Cocks of all kinds; Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ngs, and Hose Pipes from inches; and all Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have II celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has to be the very best article Of the kind
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Amazon Cook Stoves all
Shes cook for families Of from Eve persons
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also Agents the celebrated JEFFREYs DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls for vavesfhee sizes, Nos and prices s2O S35
and s5To raise from 25 81 feet perpendcular
the 80 l0 feet clear Of the with only
the brake They far superior any other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all Sizes patterns
prices always hand either wholesale retail Also
Parlo Office, Church. Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied
h All work done by warranted TO give satisfaction Or
ders solicited from the country.
c, c. BIER CO.,
ol2ly No. s5 Camp street, New Orleans.
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The AMERICAN MINISTER AT BkRLIs.-Mr. Walsh,
the Paris correspondent Of the Journal Of Commerce,
In one of his late letters, says:
According TO Berlin article, Mr.. Wright, the rep
resentatve there OF the United States has produced
sensation in the higher circles by otuitfing wines
and spirits at his ofcal entertainments and substi
tuting Indian corn variously cooked. No one could
blame the Minister for 20 enact himself the tetoaler
anywhere; bat we may doubt the propriety and the
expediency OF imposing abstinence on his diplomatic
brethren or the Prussian digntaries II happens In
some instances that diplomatic host foregOes wine
and brandy because his health habits require 1t
nobody takes that suss the denial to LIS guests is
another thing which, perhaps was never before
heard Of in the Prussisn any other European cap-
tall In gentee life, the rule OF hospitality rs to give
all the persons at your board what they likely to
Telish-what they eat drink without scruple, with
out scandal TO any one. Mr.. Wright il reported in
the newspapers to have presided &C public temper
ance meetings-another anomaly which cannot be
thought in character. Zeal 10 good cause may be
esteemed, but congruty behooves public personages
and should be especially st0died by him who repre-
sents nation, and whose public proceedings are
attached to that quality, in the opinion of all the
world. y
II Mr.. Wright don't "take something " occasion
ally and has not sufficient soeiability and hospitality
to invite his guests to do too he is certainly unfit
to represent the American people anywhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09


Ny attention has been attracted to report of the
Senate Committee (of which Mr.. Mason was chair
man, upon the capture of Gen. Walker and his men,
which feel called upon, as the owner Of the steam
ship Fashion, to notice briefly.
In alludng to the clearance OF the vessel they use
the following language: y
Compare these assertions (referring to General
Walkers correspondence with Commodore Pauld-
ing) with the false papers and deceptive prac-
tces used at the Custom House to get the vessel
cleared at Mobile above exhibited in the official let
ter Of the collector Of that port" etc.
Regarding this as reflection upon me personally,
and knowing it to be entirely unsupported by the
true facts OF the case am not willing that such an
unjust and wanton assault shall go forth to the world
clothed with official authority without nicting upon
the rebuke which so grave and deliberate fasehood
merits. believe IL is an insidious attempt to shield
Commodore Paulding in the disgraceful act which he
bas committed, and to defend the President in the
position he has assumed. / do not believe that any
thing has been exhibited in the official letter Of the
collector upon which to base this reckless assertion
and until Mr.. Mason or those who coincide with him
in the report, can show that there has been it must
stand forth as grave falsehood Officially promulgated.
Il. G. HUMPHREYS.
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BEATEN At HIs OWN GAME-From the following
extract from the Neu York Tribune il will be seen
that Greeley and his associates in that establishment
arc Directors and superntendents Of the underground
railroad rE
We beg all people, without exception. to under
stand that whoever processes to be fugitive from
slavery and 70 have been helped or eouseIed on his
way BY any editor Of the Tribune yet shows no writ
ten Recommendation or cerfiicate from thai editor
is an impostor and villain And whenever one comes
along who preters to have bes helped through this
city as fugitive, just ASK him 10 show the docu-
ments. IL be cannot. set him down as a ssyiudIer
and you will scarcely ever be wrong. Note also that
the real fngitges always seek counsel and sympathy
from men Of their own race, while the bogus are sure
to give them as wide berth as possible
This admission was called forth by the fact that
Greeley discovered he getting beaten at his own
game He says 'the trade or profession Of fugitive
from slavery has proved SO lucrative that quite
number Of black and copper-eolored scoandrels srs
prosecuting 1t on speculation, some Of them, we
think in partnership with white villains who corro-
borate their lies and share their gansr The whole
affair Is scoundrelIy and viliainous and we have no
higher opinion Of those who Instituted it, for rascaly
purposes, than those who make it, matter Of specu-
lation when rogues fall OUT etc, etc.-GreeIey
knows the balance.
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FIRE AND wArER-pRooF

WARREN'S FIRE AND wATER-PROOF
~ ROOFS
Have been tested in New the last three years and
the manufactures would he pleased any time
plron instituted of three years. standing and
those recently finished
The material used in the construction Of these felt
composition and gravel The manufactured
such ingredients possess elasticity and tenacy
combined with the latter form roof only durable
with liability crack decay which mpervions
both Ere and combination before obtained in
composition roof.
Buildings, with warens Roof" and their con-
tents charged the of those covered
with other fire proof roofs Its 40 per cent less
than slate and but little than half the Of the
metallic roofing.
The character and standing Of the architects builders
who have adopted these roo and class buildings
cred concluyely the high estimation they hold
among practical men,
The following named firms and individuals have had build
ings covered with wareus Improved Fire Proof
Roofs
A. F. Cochran 4 Hall, Tx Smith,
NJ. Avendsno, Robert Hester,
Jose Martinez necomba, Geo. A. Sandford Co,
Louis L. Camlot l.. Z. Reynolds
Price, Converse 4 Smith, Isaac shubert,
Theo. Nash, Joshua PEBBLES
A. Brown Co., J. Morehouse
j. Waterman Co.. Crozier Wing,
N. Overton, Peter Ross
T. b Lee, f. Cox &Co.,
WIN. Pybns A. Horren,
Hall Hildreth, A. Sampson
j. NJ. Anguera and many others.
Further information be obtained by addressing through
the Postoce the subscribers, who the only persons
authorized to put roofs of this description in this State.
THOMAS RICH ARDsoN 4 CO.,
Practical Rooers, Box l0i Mechanics Exchsnge New Or
leans, La Ials 2p6t-lm
SPALDING & ROGERS AMPHITHEATER-
PETITE ALICE
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MOI ICE-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY OR TWO SIN.
gle gentlemen be accommodated with boarding In
family on liberal ssrm Location convenient Address r.
this Office. fe2 Il
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Hs N. Buckley,
WATCHMAKER
Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention of purchasers new
stock Of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
OF the --latest styles and perfect workmanship The
substantial
SILVER HUNTING LEVERS,
Equal to any Watch for time.
A large assortment Of
CHAINS,
BREAsTPINs,
EARRINGS,
SETS OF JEwELRY, etc.
DIAMOND RINGS AND BREAsPINs
THE FINEST PEBBLE SPECTACLEs.
Which offered large reduction from former rates
Rg Personal attention given Watch Repairing as usual
n23 2p4in
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James Il. 4Nonnpso,,,
CEO0ks, AEaREiEla

MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. al l1BRoADwAY, tnesr Canal street1 NEW YORK
isl3 2ptf
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BAT0E R0rGE, Feb. g. Senate No apoyrtra
House--MrsHayBes and Mr. wooley each preseu,ei
resolutions in relation to- Nicaraga1
Those o1ersd BY Mr.. Haynes endorse tie nshtraity
lava
The Governor sent in the Texsda resolutions ia
relation TO the printing in order 10 their pro-
per enrolment. The bin establishing Normal schools
in New Orleans passed to its third reading. The
Committee on Printing reported unfavorably ON
Lumsden's bin abolishing the Office Of State Printer
Domestic Msrkets
CINCINNATI, Feb. g. Provisions active: Bulk
Meat, 81 to 74c. for Shoulders and Sides Bacon
Sides, sac.; Ness Pork, sl4 90 to sI4 Is Lard,
sic.; hciases, 2Se.; Sugar u to ele.; Coffee ad-
vaneed &C.; Whisky, 164c.; Hogs firm at IS 90;
Flour quiet and unchanged. 4, -ssss
New YoRK, Feb. s---cotton 10. higher; Upland
Middling, 1lAc.; Flour quiet Wheat firm; Corn. IS
to Gec. for White and GA to CSC. for Yellow; Ness
Pork, sI5 90; Whisky. 2l3e; Bacon, to SIC. for
Hams and to SIC. for Shoulders Linseed 0il 55e;
Talow and Rice firm 5ugar and Coffee steady Mo-
lasses, 20 to 3Oc.
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THE LAKE.

IT, LAKE SHORE PACKET-THE
lE5sHtsfsE' arrow In place Of the CREOLE, for two
wesksl for Psscsgcua, ocssu Springs, and all
The hne lowpressnre stezner ARROW Can't A. r. Board
man, will lea the Ponchartran Railroad arrival Of the
a follows y -
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s.oan 3 Co.'s Lotteries.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME ~
Ags7o,O0o for sIoa

The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN CO.,
Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Of Georgia. in each
" their Single Number Lotteries c- February 1858,
AUGUSTA, Georgia. TO which city they have removed the!I
principal office, to be drawn in public. as follows:
Glass viii be drawn SATURDAY February 6, 1879.
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ApELPHIA.


&eK FOR BOSTON-REGULAR LINE PACK
f1 ets-The regular pac ket ship Suffolk. Fields mas
eer, having nearly all of her on hoard wants
the bulk OF S barrels flour to FIJI up She takes sugar
fe6 GEO. ". HYNsoN CO.. 50 Camp street
&xR FOR BOSTON-REGULAR LINE THE
EkfTR splendid Al packet ship VIM. Writ, Harl W.
ttA*knaser having most of her ergaged will have
quick dispatch For balance Of freight passage Appy 10
fec GEO, W. HYNSoN CO., 81 Camp street.
kFE FOR BOSTON-REGULAR LIEE-THE
NM Al packet bark Chester, Crosby ter having
sszsnearly all her cargo engaged, will have dispatch.
balamee u freight or passage, apply to
fe3 GEO. w, HfNSON 4 CO., 81 Camp street.
hER FON BOSTON-TAKEs NETrF Err 81 AR
f Mossses Tobaceo--The Al fast sailing bark Fam
Se24ksny Buck, Capt Crockett has of her cargo
engaged and viii SAL in few days. For ba freight
apply On board, at Post % Second District, to
lei j. ii. BASS, li9 common street
6FK FOR BOSTOr-THE NEW Al FAST SAIL
NfFH = ing American ship Arizona, is now loading and
sAkswill have immediate Dispatch passage ouiy an
ply 70 the captain on board, Post 46 Third District or to
Jas BAXTER, LOWELL 4 co.
k&Rs FOR BOSTON-kEGuhAR LINE PACK
MY heis-lhe regular packet ship Richmond, Capt
f1e& iookn, Is loading and will have quick DISPATCH
For balance Of freight passage apply ! =
Ja2o GEO. vs.. HYNsOh a CO.. 80 Camp street.
6%6. FOR BOsToN--sIIAowAYs DISPATCH
ESFFN LlNE-The Al very fast sailing ship On ward.
Ae6Coombs MASTER having large part Of her cargo
eaged and being Of small capart will have immediate dis
Patch For balance Of freight IN flour only app TO
ial6 JONES, hAGKIHnER, CO.. o. GrayieT 81.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06
Il. FAssETT, Agent
Sale, Purchase, and Heht of Real Estate,


Sale, Purchase, and Heht Of Real Estate,
INSURANCE,
Negotiation Of Loans, Collection of Debts. &c.
AsHTABULA OHIO.
pROPERTY Sold for Commission UttIt
and no kRt no charge. Sale direct or indirea con-
stitutes Commission
q Acres Of land under good state Of culraon with cd
buildnEA FRUIT and living water less than mile north Of
Court House In Jeheonh most desirable residencer sale
at the very low price Of $780, with very easy terms Of %
ment Enquire OF Joseph ChAee premises or Of H. Fss
aett, Ashtabula
RIDGE PARMA choice farm on South Ridge near p.r
vey r. Gaylords owned by NJ W, Wheeler containing IS
acreH with good buildings fruit living water plenty of tim
ber and everything desirable for homestead be had AT
bargain Call on the owner premises II. FAssErr
Ashtsbua, for particulars.
50 ACRE FARM IN Jefferson tovnship N W s,op ,,...
ss acres improved and balance good wood land timber
t9ere - good frame dwelling ana barn. plenty Of fruit Of VA
farm, price $500 bHquire Of GB0RN Oh prtnsss or Of
1ss 5fahd $50 fs k Of the csnts 81 ttsf1,sas
30 aess o which well timbered balance under good Inn
proveents with good buildings and fruit Living Springs f
part GrSnd River bottom lands Terms &c accommodating
The farm of andrew Wiley 6f 2eeX acreh near Ashabula
With s66d IMPROVEMENTS buildings sable foE two hrms Win
plenty fruit timber living water and at $50 per acre Part Of
pay down and balance on long time.
That well known grass and gah Farm containing Of 900
scre lony miles from Ashtabua Oh Plank Road dwed Bs
D. Hubbard, Esq. Good buildings water and fruit Forty
acres TIMBER balance under cultivation Pe a. 600 Eponif
Of 6Enbr OF at above office.
SO sres miles south, Plank Road the Farm formerly
owned BY Solomon smithna house and r frt and good
timber. Can be had at a be rgan.
Two large and valuable farms owned By r. Hatfnon ESQ
One OF 26I acres cetre Of Sheed under hRh state
cultivation, except 40 mer Large dwelling and bans
oheese house, ru &c An e45eent farm Price k3
per acre One Of lS acres 2 s south aMonrvs eb Plank
one hundred acres improved good buldnys. Terms Of
meht on either of above, accommodating.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

The Tribune Washington correspondent, IN.
der date Of the 28th ult says
Mr.. Clay has not been recalled from Pc.
ru, but is coming home of bis owa free
will.
Gov. Denver claims place IN compen.
sntion for his loss of the Indian Commits.
sionership, aud will get one.
The report of Cabinet rupture is de.
MED, but tronble exists, and will come to a
head after the Message has been delivered.
The cause Of disSension is represented to
he the positions taken in the Message on
the Tariff. The most pressing difficulty,
however, is that the Douglas Democrats in
the House threaten TO bolt unless Secretary
Cobb and another are dismissed The
President will listen to no terms, and when
the explosion comes, the Cabinet will prob.
ably he reorganized in such wise as to be a
unit against Judge Douglas,
Information has been received that there
are 300 guns newly mounted on stone bat
teries at the mouth of the Paraha. A large
land force will be nee led to turn this for
tication from the land side.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06
poMEsTIc MATTRRs.


Our cratic friend--the independent Candidate
Tor congressional hoDors--under the lead, and
10 singular harmony Of diction with hls NOBLE
eOnfrier Of the Sentinel, attempts little
bmutiy smartness towards us IN a recent num-
Der Of that journal: The readers Of that sheet
win no doubt. have smiled at his apt, ess in the
line Of biography In the course Of this chick
tfed life, he sSSs We once tried oar haAd dt
cooperiag. This may; perhaps be so, but we
have no very distinct recollection Of such init
haacy with the barrel II we had, we should
bot probably shrink from The acknowledgment,
% H. Tbs SaiiHg Ut cooper we look apon
a. An honorable one. We know some very
fe5bectobls men, who make an honest and very
feliabIe living at IT, and our opinion is, that II
n our friend Dr. RIcHMoND were to earn bis
bread by dcvotibg ten or twelve bodts out of the
fweniy-four in some such laudable pursuit, he
would make less precarious business oft, than
now, add very materially TO his stock ofpersonul
esteem apd respectability in the world. The hint,
however, is only gratutous one, and the whole.
some lesson It teaches, may not, on that account,
reach his convictions, however apparent it may
be 70 others.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

A CARD.- The officers, ia behalf OF the
a gFiculiurnl Society, deem It their duty to
tender Mr.. Thompson. of the American House,
this acknowledgement Of their sense of obliga-
sion 10 him, for the liberal exercise of his char
acteriStic hospitality during the late Fair, in
entertaining, without charge, the gentlemen
from other comSies Invited here to act as judges,
and the officers OF tire Society, while engaged
in managing the Fair.
The pecuniary sum thus contributed, counts
ASH handsome ifem in the list Of our receipts
and we can but express the belief that the re-
suts will in time prove of substantial account
10 our generous host G. @. CALKISs.
That's THOMPSON, all over. He's got heart
enough to supply township of such men, as
eongregate about the Sentinel Office, and at
tempt to measure up every mans corn in their
own half busbel.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

DR.. Robacks Scandinavian Remedies In
directing the attention Of readers Dr. Robaeks adtef
tsement have hesitation In saying that oil he claims
Tor his medicines Is confirmed by certificates from all parts b
the West The language OF these certificate earnest ana
grateful and the refer 10 such variety Diseases that
would be folly TO question the restorative properties Of the
preparations IL appears that while botanzng among his
tive mountains 10 Sweden during visit 10 that country
years ago. he collected large quantity Of medicinal
herbs unknown In this country and by combining liquids
and solid extracts Of those possessing powerful detergent p
pere he succeeded In producing his celebrated Blood Pu-
der and Blood Pills which said 10 exercise more beneH
ca effect upon the fluids Of the human body than any
euraves In existence Dr. Robacs theory Is that all dis
originate In the blood and It would that the rapid
recovery OF his patients undera Of these dniecan
affords strong pesumpve evidence that his pathology
rect Certain II is that the celebrity Of his medicines ncreas
es daily and that he has authentic proofs OF their
his possession See Advertisement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

REv. GEo. THOMPSON OF the Mend Mission
West Africa, lectured in the Presbyterian
Church in this'pIace on Sunday afternoon aud
evening, and also on Monday evening. His lee.
surea were enhanced in interest by the exhibi.
zion Of some of the idols worshipped by this
beulghted people, and vnrious articles used in
avery day life, their habits and pecuarities,
whirh were listened 10 with deep interest by
full audiences. The information conveyed by
these lectures, was more detailed and satisfac-
tory than any to be gathered from any sources
nov within the reach Of the public. The same
and much more has also been embodied in
book, which is more deeply Interesting to the
Keneral reader than. that OF LrvINosroNK. A
few Of these books have been left with H. FAs.
sksr Of whom they may be had for Sl25, for
4host time
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MARRIEp.

IN ths villas a. So resrs Church wedherdsy morn ing
Oct 20th By The Rev NJ. Bonner h j. W. sMALIEY. n
Jedtrson, 70 hiss LUCY kcNUTf, Of ssybrook.
10 Roch Creek Oct 10th BY thu Rev Mr. Clapp Mr. g. b.
shALEf sf Jsherson 70 Miss JENNIE Powers, Of Rock
AZ Toledo City, the % inst By the REV. Mr. walbridec
JAMES r. TYLER, ESQ., to MARIE LOUISE ARNOLD ali Of
the former place.
At Fort Dade Hsnando Co.. Forids on the IAN Of Oct.
Dr.. DANIEL MALDRON formerly OF Panes, ile and Mrs.
+. J. SYLVESTER, Of the former place
On the 27 Inst BY the Rev s. b. Webster al the Coves
House JONATHAN W. WILLIAMS, Of Perry, 70 FRANCIS
PECK. Of Madison.
In Morgan Oct 81, by The Rev. 7. r. Keep Miss LYDIA A.
C0Vli.LE 10 Mr.. GEO. p. VAN NORMAN both Of Morgan
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Novsmbsr Appointments.

II ~ n ~ DIDO VIII ue IN ottehuenle
~ ollowss
Ashtabula, Ashtabula House, Thurrday Nov. H.
Conneant fremont House. Wedhesday Nov. ~
pahtsfiild, C0Wlsa House, friuay Nov. ~.
Conneautvine, Pa, Power House, Monday, Fov. rs.
F6f consultaton upon all diseases Of the Throat Luneu
Dops Gravel Rheanniis Nervousness Dvblty DySItrsia
Female Diseases Ague and Fever F Impurities Of te Blood
Eruptions Cancer, Ucefandn other OF lt4p ed
ing complaints, both external and Internal.
For ten years Dr. T. hhs devoted hs sbte time "a
chronic deas treating Thousands auuny many Of whom
had exhausted every other within reach h no ease
nedi ~ other pOs0us enploed F ds Ls eks aeh 10
make peu o ten debn 10 bnd nE aRnin The medicine enn
be taken with safety By The mot delicate patients may
main NJ home and continue, with prudence their orhy
treatment after friends and physicians had given up al hps
the ndisputable evidences o. whfth aNnys furnished
Invnds, however reduced despahg invited 20 call
and be assured that no encou cement win be given
expense incurred vhoua corresponding prospect recovery
RnEuM1TIca READs-Tlt most dstFessne OF dseases In
Hammatoy Rheumatn, bchg prevalent al tlf theng9als
season Of tho year select another Of the many reco, cred
cases Tor publication.
soLox, Cuyahoga Co., q, July 2ssAk 1888.
Dr. IT, TUBBSDear Sir This IL 10 certify that some tame
in March last wife suddenly attacked with
OF lnnmnat0ry nature attended with most exc,cntng
p She was not able te help herself at ALI could not as
r 10 dress Or dhdresS nor wsk step Our family pbvcian
called disease proved % ose that Ne did her
no percevabe good did strong stimulating ens have
effect Al this stage Of the disease applied
obtained Eome medicine which gave her speedy relief m
five weeks she rode to Cleveland distance Of ~ You
prescribed again for her and the consequences h
able and stuay does the work NECESSARY making cheese
every day from thirty 6oRs without any Inconvenience We
90 most eheeuly recOnnehd 10 all Mo may be afflicted with
the same disease tbur invauait remedies We know they
nhord speedy relief ma believe the treatment the cheapest
and best known. Yours, With respect
JAMES NJ HfCEOE