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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-30
DEM MOCRATIC TICK EFT,
AGAINST THE BLACK CONSTRUCTOR. !

EGAiNDl lht BAAlh UJA0LlAe -A5n'
ZOE ovEIsNOEs:
BENZ. G., HUM 2 HR Us,
of SuntloWer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
KINLOCH FALCNER,
Of Marshall.
SECRETARY OF STATE:
j. L. McCASKlLL,
of Rankin.
STATE TREASURER
A. z. SLOWER
vi Madison.
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
TuOS. 7. SWAMI,
Of Kinds.
ATTORNEY GENERAL:
c. L. HOOKER,
Of Kinds.
SUIT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION;
d. p. BESTOR,
Of Lowndes.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-10-18

L maculate Conception, New Orleans.
This Literary Institution Incorporated by the State
Louisiana and empowered to confer degrees, is,con
dncted by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus.
The buildings are well adapted for the PURPOSE A
courtyard entirely off from the street is reserved for
recreation that from tine arrival pupils at 73u
a Nj till their departure at p NJ they constantly
secluded and superintendent.
The of instruction embraces Greek latin
English French Poetry, Rhetoric History Geography
Mathematics Astronomy, Natural and Mental Phifoso
ply with the addition of Bookkeeping and tho usual
Students not admitted, unless they know how to
read and write ~ "
The moral religious training of the studenta In the
lead ng objects of The inst actors.
Every month report is sent to parents stating con
duct progress rank in class and attendance -
The academical year begins the first Monday OF
October, and ends about the 31st of j uly =
TERMS: -
Collegiate Course payable in advance and in Unite
States currency two months $40.
Preparatory Course, SIG. fec Iy-
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GROCERY STORE. GROCERY STORE.

Corner st. Andrew and Magnolia streets Keer's Row
The undersigned would respectfully friends
and the public that he has removed his Grocery Store
from the corner OF Lafayette and Dryades
MagnSiia and St Andrew streets kelers Row, whore
he will keep constantly hand q large assortment of
Family Groceries, which he will sell as cheap If not
cheaper than any other Grocer in the city
r. CANNON,
Corner st. Andrew and Magnolia streets
Jylso ON Kellers Row.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-10-18

II . a
PROSPECTUS This INSTITUTION, is situated
city distance ron, the liver II Il q rs ene
advantages which to the health and sec 9s9
I'm MORAL AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: So
Gs~ @ spps
ess @ s
Th the 81 also
maternal pupils ali tus s S"i
in all pase Ihss are
pubic ts osp o e h poss
sEs III I'll are ae5 asssd
Institution - =. '"o
rHYsIc1L EDUCATION:
To secure md preserve the health the pupils tho
assuring themselves that il il bot 81 ns a,st
ds " yens
Sody sSaS s sfa 70 st that neither
study: In sickness they constantly atten,ed hv
te ms1 aa,
Is given to parents and guardians o''>'
TUITION: - fSts,'' --'
The system of education embraces tho Trench and
ans s E the
the Globes poeea compostons Hst as O.
and English Isea. as MStsosS
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry. XstronaSsy BSsanS
Ss sse R RnaHiaSS
TERMs-PAYMENTS TO BE MADE ouIPrEprv
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English per
B. month.---- S90 90
1z,,+r,ro. IT, 80 A., a.. perquarter 90 90
D. ..-r. . EXTRA CHARGES: F -
Music on the Piano, per quarter. $50 90
Vocal Music 80. II 10 M
Use of Piano .-. q M
Stationery 3 m
Washing 10 m
Tapestry and Embroidery ... 2 10
Artificial Flowers e. .-- a M
Drawing =. -. 10 M
Painting M
'Ato =
Books for the course may be supplied by the parents
prices Quarterly examinations held the results
which are transmitted by bulletin parents and
gnara4ans Besides, monthly reports of conduct and
in order to excite audable emulaon medals are
awarded according to merit At the close annual
course about the end of July the distribution pre-
miums takes place. Letters of invitation to
the parents guardians and relatives of the pupils also
to the friends of the Institution, who alone
to attend. Studies resumed the of October
No deduction of quarterly payments made even for
extra charges unless in illness the expusion
the pupil Pupils received time during the
and the charge is estimated from date Of en-
trance
Board and Washing duridg vacation. s4s 90
sel3'6s If
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A CADEMY OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.
CARoNDELET, MISSOURI, NEAR ST. LOUIS.

into the education Of thoroughly accomplished young
rantee to and guardians their Il the
extensive patronage awarded by the public to the e.
For the health Of the pupils OF the Institution
beautiful surrounding country.
All the appliances for suOcsseful study in all the
branches taught amply provided by the Ssters
besides museum and extensive chemical laboratory
The scholastic OF ten months commences ON tie
June. 49, ~o'~ Va
The highest incentives general merit in
that aorn the moral aud character Of the
pupil 10 held out by the Sisters regardless Of labor OF
expense. 5rf t ifti y II - 80 800 -
Parents or guardians near the line of the Mssissipp
denny win find an easy and mode of convey
ance On any OF the safe and elegant steamers that nv
between st. Louis and New Orleans. F-'
Letters addressed to the Drectress of ST. Joseph's
Academy, Carondelet, No.. will be promptly answered
Prospectuses sent with full particulars when desired
SEQ If "a ss,-4,4.-.-t-- - o>
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-10-18

ERNEST. TURPIN, WHOLESALE 'MANUFAC
- turer OF STICK Candy, Fancy Candies, Chocolate,
Cream Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Jujube
Paste Gum DTops and Syrup by steam Importer Of
reneh ornaments such as CupH's, Flowers, Gum
Parers for Cake Stands or Bouquets Cartonnages OF
Fahcy Boxes for Christmas New Year Presents
nncopias, etc. etc w.
No: 93...;... OLD LEvEE STREET. No %
mni9 Iy ' ~'
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MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA.
SYNOPSIS OF CHARTER.


The plan proposed by the Mutual Aid and Benevolent
Life Insurance Association is as follows:
lst-Eac person upon enrolling himself herself as
q member, shall pay into the Treasury a membership
fee, If between the ages of
IG to 30, inclusive, the $40
81 to 40, . ............- *
Al to 50, :. ...............-..-. On
81 to 60, -. ...-......---l o.
which payment constitutes him or her life member.
2d-A Life Insurance Policy is issued for q sum equal
to dollar for each enrolled member appearing on the
books OF the Association at the ecease Of
But in event shall the amount be paid said policy
exceed $500. i''
3d.-On the death of any member, an assessment is
made upon each policy holder, for dollar and TWEEN
tyve cents payable at the office of the Association
within thirty days after notification thereof by pubca
non in one daily newspaper published in the city New
tive days.
4th.-Shoud the number of members exceed five
thousand the asscssncntof dollar and twenty five
cents will be reduced proportion to the number of
members exceeding five thousand.
5th-Shoud any member fail pay tine assessment in
credits ~ ~
Gth-AH Accommodations from whatever source such as
torieturcs interest etc. shall be credited upon the
books of the Association the members pro rata to he
Wlthdrawn IN lieu OF assessments. au23 3m
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CRocERs, AND LIQUOR DEALERS.

>>----~>~->->-~--->-'-~~>
n CAvAR ROC,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CON.
Arguments Of COTTON and other Produce to my friends
in Bordeaux. Havre. and Liverpool G. CAVAROC
CHAMPAGNE.
j. RoUssnLoN CO. For sale by
pED WINE IN CASKS
800 casks Cote de ClAiras. ~.
l25 :. Chateau Dillon s. F. H.-
so :. Cote de Bourg.
50 half casks Cote dc In store and in bond
c. CAVAROC.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-10-18

NOW LANDING FROM SHIP JOHN Ii. KENNE.
IN dy, and for sale by the undersigned
42S pipes RED WINE Cote dc Clairac;
- pipes WHITE WINE, Chateau de Cursan;
1858 barrels WHITE WINE Chateau de Cursan;
2259 boxes RED WINE, st Julien;
40 pipes RED WINE, Cotes de Bourg;
$50 boxes RED WINE, Sainte Eualie;
so baskets CHAMPAGNE, j. Rouslon & Co..
% halfpipes Montferrand +. S.
C. CAvAROC
sec st Exchange Alley, near Canal street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-10-18

(tAHI LII & FFEY-
JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE
Nos Levee and IS Water Streets Fourth District
NEW ORLEAN
IN
Hay Corn, Oats, Bran Flour Potatoes Oil Cake Rock
Salt etc, and Manufacturers of Self Raising
Also have constantly hand. a superior quality of
tresh-ground Corn Meal, Dat Meal, Hominy Grits
Chicken and Cow Feed, Corn Bran, etc.
All orders promptly filed and shipped, and goods de-
hvered in any part of the city, free of drayage.
yourselves apI2 ly ,
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Each boarlcr should be provided with twelve shirts
twelve pocket handkerchief twelve
cravats four pair of drawers six towels table
kins, four summer frock coats six pair panta
looms, two winter coats, two pair winter pantaoons
three pair shoes cap one mattress feet long and
low oases, three pair sheets mosquito bar combs
brushes ETC., all marked with the name in full.
No advances made by the institution clothing
travelling pocket money, etc. unless of money be
deposited to cover these expenses.
The number of pupils is limited. Parepts and euar
dams win find it advantageous to their sons or
wards in the beginning of the session.
For further particulars, apply by letter Brother
0don, Director of the Academy, addressed Bay St.
Louis, (Shietlsboro,J Miss.
REFEnENcI ss; Thomas Layton President of the
Superior of the esuts' College, New Orleans; Rev.
Father Durier, Pastor of the Annuncation Church.
Third District, New Orleans; Brother Athanasius
ner Of Lawrence and Massachusetts, streets. Mobiles
very Rev Peilcer at the Cathedral Mobiles Rev. Father
Coyle, st. Vincent Church. Mobile. fe23
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YOUNG LADIES AcADEMY
THE

HOLY "A GELS. Hsa6Mx
Under tho Direction ~ The u the Holy cross
Cornerof Rampant and Congress streets Third District
NEW ORLEANS LOUIsIANAgtI
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DHILIP ANToNI,

TINNERS-PLUMBERS-IR0N WORKERS
|PHILIP MccABE,
n COPPER, TIN, AND sHEET-IRoN WORKER,
! DEALER IN STOVES AND CRATES
| 1876. CAMP STREET Ice
| New Orleans.
Roofing GATHERING, and all kinds of Jobbing done
4 large assortment Of TIN WARE Away. hand,
EDWARD o'aounxE- MATTHEW nnAouzn
! O'RouRKE MEAGHERs
~ . STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS
~ cKsG1rHs,
Nos 1888 and lss Fulton, and 2ls New Levee streets
between st. Joseph and Julia streets.
Low Pressure Locomotive Flued and Cylinder Boil
Filters and Juice Boxes made at the short
win make contracts for Boilers and all necessary
9.ectiVns such az Fire Fronts Crate BaTs Steam and
Of which viii b furnished prios.
and
in the eity or elsewhere ,,--ii-.--7..,i,l
call and examine our work and prices mhag ~
D. MoKESDRIcK. So
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS FILTER, Etc
464.-.-.. MAGAZINE sTREET-.....--.--.4e4
a, Between Race and Robin, az -
From twenty years practical experience in the business
can warrant all work entrusted to hm.-No pains shall
be spared merit the confidence of his patrons
ing all orders promptly executed with the best materials
and latest improvements, the most moderate terms
DWELLINGS, OFFICES, STORES etc.,
Fitted up with Water and Gas Pipe.
HOT, COLD, PLUNGE,
And Shower Bathing Apparatus. e..
WATER CLOSETS,
WASHSTANDS, ,.,J
MIGRANTS,
SHEET LEAD, FAUCETS
.- COPPER, and
GALVANIZED IRON.
GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS, etc,
-4-. l--.-.
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES,
mh1 y For hot water pipe attachments.
JOHN MINrYEE M. H. APPIEGATE
| MCINTYRE & APPLICABLE,
PLU NJ ERS
| .t-a-i'
Dealers in Cooking Ranges and Boilers, Bath Tubs,
| . Water Closets, Wash Stands, Kitchen Sinks, Lift
and Force Pumps, Ale PUMPS, Sheet and Lead Pipe,
Brass and Plated Cocks Of all patterns, aSits y
l46. STREET. ..I46
| NEW OR LEANS,
| n. B-Agents for Colweirs, Shaw & Wizards Patent
Tin Lined Pipe. ..atf =. ..s ~ 80
Hydrants put up. extended and repaired. Repairing
neatly done. i 81 .iLt .-.t fe23 1y
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III CAIHULlC MECSENUEOs CU
=;-=- - -.==.-:: - =
! MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
lbs THOMAS LAYTON, s. 20. %
/ OFFICE 81 CHARITIES STREET.
Offer. Ii. professional services to the public onI
No. leo AND ,as poynRAs STREET.
j No. g. ch.,,., NJ 1,-,..,.
~ ' - onAi'e. ~" oi' sfa'
MARBLE MANrELs, MONUMENTS, roMss, AND
ToNBs STONES. -"
N. Marble and Brick Tomb. bull. after the latest
cheap ifnos cheaper than by any other Marble e.tab
oUIsIANA 11T MANnF1cTopV
II yer 4se ts'I s,3FEc''
rRAcr1cA1 Halter.
lo0,-.--. n., ,; caARIEs s1nnET; - 100
Personal attention paid to all orders Keep. constant
nR DAVIS On DEAFNESS AND KINDRED
4FFL1cr1oNs-nr W r. DAVIS 90, ;, ,. ,,,.,
daily at his Office No. as Canal street. all Diseases
the Ego and Ear embracing Deafness, Loss Of Sight
- = = = -. =: se-0 :.
IW1NTER is coMINGi.
| wow no ,,,,,,,, . ~. ~,
NJ" - TEE = TIME A 10 LAY IN
49, -
OAK ASH All piNr WON aaaH
A IL D. a Z Coz
AT RATES To mr. p n r TI I'Hs
o.11 M =, ~ ~ ~. - = : -
~. CLARKE
ONCE, 300 Julia street: New Basin: seis I'm
aos ST. ANDREW, NEAR MAGAZINE
Would respectfully Inform those reonirinC AIT c,..s
dental that he has charges 50 as
aluminium rubber and silver with without extract
the money refunded The dnctnr "a NJ zee OF
fs goa msdaMfor the best sets Of artificial teeth
oxide gas: seI3'ss 1y
"A1lEhoosh'
CARPETINGs FSSsb and a%s nea at o to~ prices
rel aad h Enamel ,so OIL CLOTHS
nas aaa nia Pe Covers
lCORNICES. Bands. Pins. etc. ~ aulr1y
JAMES j. JONES.
PAYER, FLAGGER. AND CRATE SETTER
psys Psrticuar attention to Edging and Concretng
RResidence-corner St. Andrew and Laurel streets.
promptly attended to- myI7 Iy
rr,~rDo,r, =, -, --.--- --------
w wTvnon, $50 ~ f'
''AN,A>o '" 'iA<AO1so' Ell.
large and well selected stock ofsfhe above goods
the paint store OF
fec " No. los Canal street
M "a W " AID CURVATURE AND BAG
Furniture taken down and pnt nm and pin ew
carefully on most reasouabIe far,ns ~ ios
R may DC es el at the Music Store of Messrs Zorn
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g T. MARYas &c COLLEGE, o. . 2 -
DIRECTED By THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS,.
Studies viii DO Resumed ON the alst Of August.
The various arts and sciances usually taught in col
leges mad here an appropriate plaoe In system Of
edneatasa sstsbshed ~ conducted ON the
most sPrssved raaA, ana with iasvstednsss oomm.n
s,zaae With the work soeeeed n: .4o - s.
n ysw Of tho great npbarof Glasses in the college,
thorough gradaioe for an capacities and requirements
has been attained; and the frequent ana
pro1noons beget emulation tho soal Or advaneemert
making labqr pleasure aad src4ssa certainty,
The course Of instruction pursaed In the College ia
divided into three departments: preparatory nterme
date and colegiate There is besides an exclusively
commercial course for students not Wishing having
sufficient time to through the whole the collegiate
course. s,rFJ gs,- - ~ st4
For further particulars, terms etc. apply at the col.
iege corner of Poeyarre and Foncher street aug 30
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BAKRIS AND CONFcIONRIES.

"MARGAREr"-'MARGAREr HAUGnEEE9
BREAD AND CRACKERS BAKER
No. &c New Levee nearsPoydras street. New Orleans
Keeps constantly on hand large Bread
Cream Biscuits and Crackers of every description all
made by machinery at lowest market prices mil "
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12
Rm The Ia Cr0ss''Iy77
Ers. EYole-EnVhe -

" see hy> the st aul ~.
the Mite wife of the latChippga s,ies qsss
tain Uole-in-the 0ay, isn lIin..anoI;s s
Minnesota, with hefsix pouths,i6a.
fant IN her arms, lookn4s.r a str, "a I
- sery.rst in some fsmh5'4e ~ - :.
waiter sirl at wizard s fISss1slt .s1tes ~
ton, D. c. She first sawefna;5.
chief at that hotel. he beifAWssN
in9ton for the purpose ofs,actin
some government business. 4 qi6
seeing him at the hotel, hear.Ra7 L
was rich, and being Of ros : tur,
Of mind Quot uncommon to aionalcsI !
she made herself agreeable tte eci,fei
aud finally consented to axe ) for bet
ter or for worse. They wer,srried /
Washington, and the ahir the Tim
created not little sensation. 70, in III
fashionable circles of tn canal TIL
chief was very fond Of is mits wifi
-and made her many handOne. ndyalt
able presents; in fact, he tucst he ey,
rything that her eye saw adj heat d,
sired Thus matters passl Ieasatl
until the assassination Off Ae-in h,
Day, and then her bright dreams %
wings, and the bride found hrsdf fne,
less and homeless, for the relatives.
the chief refused to allow he anythi,
even enough to carry her bsc to Wa.
ingl Ton, and now she wandeB bout wi
her infant seeking employmmtaud CHI
ity which shall keep them ron staryir
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

p. S.-The following was written April
30 1868, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother OF
Capt. Johnson:
DR.. BULL-Dear Sir: My husband. Dr. c.
5. Johnson, was a skillful surgeon and ply
stefan IN Central New York, where lac died,
leaving the above G. T.. johnson TO my care.
At thirteen years of age he had chronic
diarrhea and scrOfula, for which | gave him
your Sarsaparilla. Ir CURED HIN have
for ten years recommended il to many in
New York, Ohio, and Iowa. for scrofula
fever sores, and general debility. Perfect
success has attended it. The cures effected
in some cases of scrofula and fever sores
were almost miraculous. am very anxious
for my son to again have recourse TO your
Sarsaparilla lie is fearful of getting a
spuriouAartcle hence his writing 10 YOU
for it. His wounds were terrible, but be-
lieve he viii recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12
TIE BRIDAL pADTIrs

IN board lost everything but their Sleep
ng apparel Calicoes took the place of
elegant vestments Red worsted hoods
'r bonnets, anything that would cover
heir feet and nakedness. Clothing was
gone, elegant troussoaux which had cost
% much time and trouble in getting to-
tether were tapped up in hungry flames.
qoney was gone, aud penniless. nearly
Sked, three of the newly married cou-
qes changed their warm beds for the lev
'ater in the river, and half dead with
-lght and two-thirds frozen, they only
: lched the friendly shore to be greeted
: ia piercing cold wind But at last
J y were saved, and they fell into the
, hds of the good Samaritans. One
K ple. just married, have fulfilled their
vow to love each other until death
'i aid them part, bat death took them
:, both together, frozen, drowned.
4 in their beautiful youth, with the
u of their pure love frozen on their
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

I4ITTTn \
one, has been in all ages and in every
form of government, and in cur city af-
fairs tits rendered peculiarly so because
Of the burdensomc debt hanging over
Us. This debt is an obligation Of honor
to every citizen, and its speedy liquida-
ton has prompted our City Fathers to
ask the additional power granted by these
amendments We hold, however, it to
be suicidal to our trade and town, to
burden our business men with taxes be-
yond the capacity to pay. 1t would be
a wise policy to defer the payment of our
public debt until trade is more flourish
ing and our town advancingin prosperity,
and at present contcut ourselves with the
prompt payment of the interest.
The policy of the Council in accepting
bonds in payment for taxes is right, and
should always be extended to our home
holders, but the debt is now in such 4
shape that this can not materially inter
fere with the revenue the next year, or
at least in two years more the whole of
the transferable bonds will be taken in
We are advised by men conversant with
city affairs that tax can be levied and
set part for the payment of the interest
on our debt and touched fer no other
purpose, and an additional per cent. lev
led for the purpose Of keeping up the
streets, etc, etc, and to be used for no
other purpose. The State sets apart
school fund in this way, and our coun-
ty various funds, alel when an allowance
falls short it is mae9Bup in the levy OF
next year. BY contenting ourselves with
simply paying the interest on the dho.
our taxes might be reduced. quite ~
feprfr ti1c- -stfccrs.s ~ g.,
Let The debt be deferred until inns
are better. Let .fes be reduced and
not increased.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

CT. The Jesuits, who have been drive,
rrom rf.i,i almost every country of Europe
lathoiic as well as Protestant are eo,r
IN, ing TO tins country in large n,,n,bers
me Liberia Catholicn saws that ? 100
esuits are now eInploSea n missionary
work work and It seems DAFT these there
are no less than 75o iAsba I4;.oa s;od eta.oa .,e
enod;g lnelHu.ng fathers, scholasdcs and brother
eo,, eoaal Jul. utoFs. rs Under the laws of this
ltountry they are here fre. and safe in
The pursuit Of their wort- '"1 s@
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12
JOHN BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
Parents Read this Important Lener-Y YoH sgs
Interested IA ils Co1,fenH.
AIIDpIrrows, Ind, April 20, 1913.

MIDDLETewS, Ind, April %, 'G5.
Mr.. NJ l.. Duplan writes: / do not know
that Bulls Worm Destroyer needs any more
recot@ endations than il has already attain
ed by its own merits, but viii state that my
little son, aged about three years, was Sc
veroly attacked last fall and winter with
light spasrns. or perhaps more properly fits,
lasting from half aR hour 10 one and u half
hours; at the same line the child had strong
symptoms of worms. Ny physician-ons
Of the best in this part OF the country--ex-
hausted all his skill and the Materia Medica
TO expel the worms, and entirely failed 10
do it, and gave tho child the contents Of
three boxes in triple doses, night and morn
ing, with happy results. The child has not
had q spasm for over three months, and in
stead of the bloated mass that he was he is
now wen and hearty. John Bull did it,
Yours, truly, NJ. l.. DUPLAN.