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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-10-28
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To my United States and World Wide
Readers.
r HAVE received many testimonials from professional
i and medical men, my almanacs and various pub
Iicatiops have shown, all Of which genuine. The
following from highly educated and popular physician
in Georgia is certainly of the most SENSIBLE COM
munic atoms have ever received. Dr. Clement knows
exactly what he speaks OF and his testimony eserves
TO be written letters Of gold Hear what the Doctor
says Of Bulls WoEx DEsTsofER:
yiILAxow, wAIxER Co., GA
June a9ih. ls66.
Dr. JoHx BrIL-Dear Sir: have recently given ycnr
.sWor DESTROYER several trials and find IL wonde fuiiy
ecscous IL has not failed in single instance 10 have
the wished for effect; ! doing pretty large country
and have daily for article OF this kno
/ am free TO confess that know Of no remedy recon-
mended by the ablesi authors that Is certain
in its effects On the contrary they are uncertain IN the
extreme Ny object in writing you Is to fnd out upon
what erms can get the medicine directly from yor IL
i can get il upon easy terms shall great deal OF e
am aware that Of such arcles contrary tothat
teachings and practice Of great major vol the regular
line OF NJ D's but nousi cause good sense ia dis
eardine A remedy which we know be efficient, simply
because we may be ignorant IL its combination For
part shall make II rule all and any means 10 al
Iieviste suffering humanity which may be able TO conf
mend not hesita;ng because some one more ingenou.
thar myself may have learned ts effects first and secured
1.-The sole RICH, to that knowledge However, am by
Inc an advocate supporter Of fle thousands ol
worthless that ocd the country thai purrt 10
lcure ALI manner Of which human hesh Is heir
Please reply soon and inform Of your beet terms
| am, sir, most respectfully,
julius P. CLEMENT. n D.
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Hints to Farmers.

Sweet potatoes to keep well should bel
dug before the vines are frost bitten, and
as soon as they are dry they should bel
carefully packed in dry sand or saw dust.
Where neither of these can be dad Oatl
chaff should be substituted. The boxes
or barrels in which they are packed
should be kept in room above ground,
where the potatoes may be kept perfectly
dry and as cold as possible not to freeze.
BY these means this luxurious vegetable
may be kept fit for use the year round.
Irish potatoes may remain longer in
the ground, and may be kept in good
cellars, but thoy should be dug before
heavy frosts, and be carefully assorted
when put away for winter keeping.
Apples should be gathered before hard
frosts. and placed i'm bulks in some cool
room or under shed, and remain there
until the weather becomes too cool for
their safety. Then they should be as
serted, taking out all the unsound ones.
They should then be carefully packed in
barrels, each variety to itself, labeled
and placed in dry cellar, where they
cannot be injured by frost.
Cabbage and turnips may remain in
the fields until just before hard frosts,
and for immediate or early winter use
they may be kept in cellar. But for
use next spring they will be much better
If buried in the ground over winter.
There are many places on farms where
crab grass and other grasses, good, green
and rich, may be m0wn and fed to the
horses aud cattle, and the dry hay saved
for winter. This grass is much better
for mich cows than dry hay.
Many noxious weeds, such % thu
Spanish needle, Spanish pin, kucklcburr
&C., may yet be turned under with
plow, and the seeds caused to rot ani
become manure for next year, instead o
producing another crop of their species
hereafter.
If there Is any underground drainage
to be made, before next crop time, !
should be commenced as soon as TIL
ground IL wet to sufficient depth ant
completed before it becomes thorough,
soaked with water.
When plenty of eggs are desires
through winter, young hens Of earl
spring broods should be selected AM
furnished plenty of small grain and
good comfortable hen house.
Country Gentlemen.
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LOOgOOtee. Shoals 4 Jasper.
MAIL, EXPRESS AND STAGE ROUTES!
STEINHAUSER & SCHRADER!

w g. Contractors for the Loogos,ee. shosis and
u . Jasper Mail Express ken,ss. respectfully N.
form the pubic that they will seed hseks. sith
excellent teams and reliable drivers AMI are prepared
10 convey passengers and express Mser te'~een tse
Ohio and Mississippi Easir.sd NJ lcsgoc;es or shoals
and Jasper or way places the rcri.s On BE r.cr'
reasonable terms. Persons >sndns or receiving -x-
pressSge Of any kind depend IN hs,,fr ~ car .ni
|h,ra.ed and promptly and safely delivered. Their
stage for Loogooiee leaves Jasper Sonisys wedn-s-
DAYS and Fridays a, o'eioek A. n. arriving At Loo
gootee in time connect With the trsh' "r fhs
IEe,urninr leaves Loogce,es every Tuesday ThzrsGsy
and Saturday Their stage leaves jasper every fricas
ln.rurs ali o'clock and arrives 1T sh.sss " tine Il
lconnect With the rail road trains either~sy Return
u ng leaves Shosis att ccl.es Saturday.
And also they will run stage &c Pstssstsz every
Friday leaving Jasper at ii c'eis<k ks's,nfnS o.
SATURDAYS leaving pefsrsbery A. To ciusS- =.
July s, 80. SfEfShAtsfk - hksHfE-
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CEDRON BITTERs.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony of Medical Men.

Srosy PouT, warrx Corssy, Arkansas Nay a. 1895.
Ds Josx BurL-Desr Sir: Last February vas In
cuis willie purchasing drugs, and got some Of your
Ssrsa pairla and Cedron Bitfers.
Nv eon law who with in the store. has been
down with rheumatism for some TIME, commenced on
your BrrsRs, and found his general health i'm
Dr. GIst who has been in bad health tried them, and
he also improved.
wears stomach - liver anss1el hs improved very
much BY the ~ II pear nif1esA Indeed the Cedrou
Biters has Gv& - crest popularity in this settle
ment think EeG6d sell great quantity Of your med
icines thi Ga11>r- especially 81 yur Ccdron Bisrs
sarsadsris& nip me viz Memphis, care Of Ricket
Medley. nssesosfnlIy, !. &C. B; wALk In
street, LossvilIe, Ky.
FOR SAh8H ya IGNATZECKERT.
JASPER, IND, and by Druggists gen.
arslly. JAo. 3, O-ly.
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The New York herald., 1870-06-11

CARPETS FURNITURE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sup
LYk CUNNINGHAM. 866 ID avenue. near 26th street,
The New York herald., 1870-06-11

CD 000 REWARD WILL BE PAID BY THE
SDA.OOO Standard Club for the apprehension and con-
victon OF the the murder of
its late member Frederick Tauzer who came TO his death
about May a. 1870 whose body oaed ashore near STABLE
ton s. l., about June g.
For further information apply to E. A. JACOBS. No. so6
York -
The New York herald., 1870-06-11

CARPETS, FURNITURE AND BEDDING &C., AT
reduced prices; housokeepers supplied And an nav bv
the week or month, at OFARRELL GREEN'S 100 Eighth
avenue, corner Twentieth street. y wv ,'s"-
The New York herald., 1870-06-11

A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
n nture-Priyate sale property family declining house
Keeping superb Drawing Room Suit covered French satin
% %oGa ra,s sbns sssSa:d maker oo
Curtains Medallion Velvet Carpets Bronze satuary Paint
ings BY eminent artists Pier Mirrors Extension Ia
be Sideboad rosewood and walnut Bureaus Bedsteads
Mardrobes Mattresses contained in private residence 81
West Fifteenth street, near Sixth avenue. ~ "
The New York herald., 1870-06-11

A LARGE AND RICH ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
~ furniture for sale, al great bargain cash. Magnif
se sen. rsror Suit richly carved and gdsd covered
soa @ Tor ys75 one do single SUIT S75 walnut striped
rsps SuS ior So5 suit do $50; elegant rosewood
sspr,nE ana Hair Msreses Bedding Eageres Mirrors.
nut Dressing Table Sdeboird c at ersat bargain sso
magnificent rosewood TX Pianofore cost $780, for
M Inquire at private residence IL Tenth street, one
ooCH west Oh broadway between University place Fifth
The New York herald., 1870-06-11

Copies OF this comedy-he version as played at the
Fifth Avenue theatre aud copyrighted the
may be had, and terms ascerained by appyng directly
AUGUsfIN DAILY.
The New York herald., 1870-06-11
FURNITURE.

A RICH ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FCRNI
"A re for SALE the property OF private fams declining
housekeeping and not wishngto have auction will
sell at half cost, all Of their magnificent Household Furn
ture Superb Paror Suits, IA pieces $780, for Xi75
do $3.50 Suits in reps $50 magnificent TX octave
rosewood Panoforte bes, city maker cos. $7oO tor $5
stool and Cover Bookase 10 rich Bedroom Sets
at less than half cost 20 Carpets from 80 per yard up
wards Call at private residence l3 West Twenty
street, near Sixth n B-The above furniture has
been In use since August. B. r. MARTIN. Esq.
The New York herald., 1870-06-11

lie win conhne himself TO the statement that Mile
Wilson's engagement formally concluded by n.
Maurice the competition with the
prominent managers of the Old and New World of
opposition crowned heads Mr. Strakosch
sails FOR Europe the ih today 70 complete the
for the hrs appearance OF Mile. Nilsson, with n
MaiSe whose record OF direct and indirect exer
i - a a
permitted to by the presentation TO the public OF this
Continent OF sister Of Jenny Lind queen song,
In America Monday, September 49, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-06-11
ADJUSTMENTS. A

NlBLOs GARDEN
THIS tSATuRDAYl EVENING, JUNE II, 1870
m,u - GREAT SUCCESS or THE
- lite oKAND ROMANTIC MILITARY DRAMA,
IN Tour acts by Watts Philips Esl entitled
NOT GUILTY.
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY BY vOEGTLIN
ONE HUNDRtD SOLDIERS OF THE
u... HAklBALDl q ARD
THE hEiiMENfAL BAND OF THE FIFTH INFANrRY,
Or Nj CORPS
AND AN ENTIRE NEW COMPANY
ACT ].
AM NOT GUILTY.
ACT II.
THE VOLUNTEERS FOR INDIA
ACT Ill
THE Vol NrEER CORPS
"rhe rebels al MS i-forward"
DESPERATE CONFLICr
between hs Sepovs and the Volunteers brilliant thrilling
and effective Tableau.
Oakhed Grange-JACK WINS THE GAME
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21

A Pine Assortment of Genuine Drugs
N am Medicines, and Finest Toilet Articles, by
late arrivals. for instance:
Dandelion Bitters Citrate OF Magnesia
Elixir Of Hydrate Choral. pure Glyeerine.
Tasteess Seidlitr Powders. Capsules, (freneh,l
Crossman's Specific. CanThor, sugAr-eoated Pills,
Carbolie Acid, Syringes, Trusses,
Arniea, Court Plaster, etc, etc
ALso-New black mot Injurious Nipples l. R.,
Powder Boxes. highly scented Powder,
Best Tooth brushes. Har-brushes. Combs,
Tooth Paste and Powder. Pastilles.
Cosmetics. (blaek and whiie,l Hand mirrors.
Smelling salts in cut glass bottles,
Aromatic Vinegar for headaehe. Caehous, SOEodont,
Gepuue Farina Cologne. fine Purses
Finest Perfumery. aud Partisan Blanc de perle for
identifying the skin, etc.. etc.
None but the best Articles for sale by
4S-lme f. HOFFMAN,. NJ. D.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21

THE following Is the correspondence
which teok place on the subject of the
Foreign Representatives at Paris being
slloEei 10 send couriers beyod the lines
Of the besisging army NJ Jules Favre
writes 70 Count Bismarck as follows:
Naxz1ErE Il CoxTR: The DIPLOMATIC Corps
rssiding - Paris have desired ne to request your
EEceiisscy 70 Be warned iu case Of bOmhsrdment,
- tksf thsy nay ~ithi1v from the city It.
lthe Dipio1stis COrpssl vOuld Likewise desire to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
C,upREa. COURT Of the Hawaiian Islands.

StUPREdE COURT OF the Hawaiian Islands,
- in Prcbate the cf the Estate q Her late
ROYAL Highness VICTORIA X kAAHUMANU,-Befofe
Chief Justice Allen in Chsmbers-
Ou reading and filing the petition cf John O. Domin Ad-
nsra,or 4 the ef Her lAe Royal Hghnes that his
heal accouut such Aduiuistgtor may be allowed and
that he nav be discharged frots the said trust
II Is ordered by the Court that SATURDAY the seventh
aay Il January A. ISL O'Clock in the rreoou. be
aud the sae hereby appointed for hearing the said petition
before the Chief Justice his Chambers in Honolulu,
which and place all pers interested appear
show cause, any they have, Why the same should
not be granted
L NcCTLLY,
Clerk Of the supreme Court
Dated IIonoluiu Dec. 10th 1s7o. tsSs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21

tice Of the Supreme Court and Vice Chancellor
JOHN S. WALKER. Executor under the viii Of G.
G.. HOWE. late Of Honolulu, deceased, Complain
ants. -. LEONARD MITCHELL, and K0M0-
EUULEI, his wife, Defendants.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE issued by
ID the Supreme Court e Law and Equity Of the
Hawaiian Islands IN favor II the bove named Cou-
piainants, against the above named Defendants for
the sum Of Que Hundred and Ffty-three I7-IO0 dol
lars (S15317) / shall expose for sale at public
tion upon the premises keoneala Honolulu. Island
Of Oahu On ERIDAI, the 7th day Of January, a. D.
1871 at u O'Clock all the right, title and inter
Of the said DEFENDANTS in aud 70 all and singular
the mortaged premises forth and described IN the
the mortgage Of the Complainant, in this filed,
and therein described a. folioss, viz
The undivided half Of that certain piece Of land
/. granted 70 Kalunaana for Lape by Royal Patent
particularly described in a Deed from VI. LipOa, to
Leonard Mitchell, one half. Caroline Mitchell, one
quarter and Amelia Mitchell quarter. dated July
sth. 1853. follows; hoomaka ke kihi
hikiua phi ana me ke ala ooli a hol0 akau Ale
50' kom. Isl 2-l2 kap. ka LIpoa hiki Ia pa
oleoia n Hooliliamapu kihi, aaila hem. 40 kom.
100 s-12 kAp. ma ka pa Hooiiliamanu kibi. al9a
hem. 39S 30 hik- I47 2-l2 ksp- ka Kapono xiii,
siaila aksu 50s bik-lz6 s-l2 sap- ka kihi akau
ala oloi hookawaleia no keia r1au alma hiki ka
oornsta ana Ella ka iii alma SIS lis oi a mi iki
paha together With half Of the tsnements. hsFed
i;aments and appurtenances therennto belYnging-
Unless the Judgment. interest. Of suit, my
fees andcommissioDs previously sati-hed-
W. @. PARKE. Marshal.
HonoIuIu Dee. etb. 1870. 47-4tc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
NOTICE.

I Beg to Notify the Public OF Honolulu
l. and the Islands generally that have sold and
transferred to MessTs. A. W. JUDD and j. :. LAY
Ton my entire Stock and Business Interest in the
Family Grocery and Feed Store, n this city
the said sale date and take effect fr.m the lst Of
December instant
Returning my sincere thanks for the previous and
friendly patronage With which have beea favored.
respectfully recommend ny successors, and beg for
them Continuance Of the same
All persons having claims or accounts against me
requested to present the Tor payment as
possible, and all indebted to viii confer
favor and kindness BY settling the same At earliest
convenience. / intend to leave the esuntry in a
short tine. l. BARTLETT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of

~ ISAAC MONTGOMERY deceased.
/. Notice IS hereby given y the undersigned.
tFs Of the uill Of Isaac MontgomerF the creditors
e and all persons having claims against the estate Of
the szd deceased, TO exhibit the duly auhenti-
Gated and With the necessary vouchers 70 G. Parke,
Esq within six months Of the first pubcstion Of this
notce or they vii be forever barred.
lsigned,) LOUIS MAISRET. D'ARATHIE,
Vie Ap. des Sandwich Islands,
MODESTO FAYEEs,
HERMANN KOcKEMAKN.
Dated Honeiulu, November lst- 1870 4z-2me
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
Liberal Advances Made ON all ship
ments per steamer.

Insurance guaranteed at Lower Rates than by Sail
ing Vessels. Particular taken of Shipments Of
Fruit
All orders for Goods TO be purchased in San Fran
cisco will he received. and filed by return Of Steamer
Es--Shipmeuts from Europe and the United States
intended fer these Islands, will be received by the
Company in San Francisco. If consigned to them. and
be forwarded by their Steamers to Honolulu, FrsE
OF CHkEGE. except actual outlay.
10 Passengers are requested to take their tickets
before y O'Clock the day of sailing, and to pro-
cure their Passports.
aS-An Bills against the Steamer must be pre-
sentei before two o'clock the day of sailing
they will have to lay till the return of the
Steamer for settlement
Ism H. HACKFELD 4 CO.. Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
VIII leave Honolulu
On or about...... .-...

Freight for San Francisco will be received at the
Steamers Warehouse. and receipts for the same,
given by the undersigned. No charge for storage
or ,artage. Fire Risks in Warehouse, not taken by
the Company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21

ulHF UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
Il of l. BARTLETT the large and well assorted
stock of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
TO LET.
Just Received per A. j.
Pope from Bremen,

HEAVY AMOSKEAG DENNIS, Fancy Flannel
Ill Shirts, Silk Umbrellas. Kid Gloves,
Cotton Handkerehiefs, Vinegar. in Barrels and
DemJohns Epson salts, in casks and cases,
Castor Oil in Tins--l gall. pints, pints pints,
Gloves, Shelled Almonds, Cream Of Tartar,
French and Spanish Olives Huntey Pamer's
Soda Biscuits in ID tins, Wiltshire Loaf Cheese,
Edam Chesse, Butter in tins, Lea 4 Perrin's
Sauce, Stearne Candles,
200 Tons Best Steam Coal,
Rifle Powder in4 h cans, Fire & Arch Bricks,
MuntE yellow Metal aud nails, assorted,
Oak Boats for Coasters use, Cut Tumbers,
Flower Pots, Market Baskets, ChildTen's Wagons
Demijohns, from to five gallons,
Wrapping Paper Manila Rope, to II inch
Maeila Cutting Falls, Hemp and Flax Packing
Hoop Iron. Iron Timed Saucepans ea-kettles
Superior Scotch Canvas, Nos. 0 to ).
Oak and Pine Barrels and Hogsheads,
80 0O0 Gallons New OIL Shocks.
A Large Assortment of Havana Cigars-favorite
brands, Rum in barrels, Gin in eases,
An Assortment Of Fine Glassware. &C., &c. &c
For Sale by
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATRE
TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY, AND NEXT FRIDAY,
LAST TWO NIGHTS OF
Change of Bill each Might.
Change of Bill each Night.
No. 10! No. 10! No. 10!

lust LANDED and being unpacked ex
- Bark Comet" from England and Paris. the
last lot Of KID Gloves onIy $3.50 per pair; worth
S2.50 and really the incest lot Of Goods for Christ
New Years Presents, and will be sold at pri-
vate sale only. The Goods will be ready Tor uspec-
tion Friday, and viii be sold at reasonable rates
4e-lm JOHN THOS. WAREHOUSE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
Groceries and Provisions,

In this city. most respectfully beg to request share
Of the public patronage and hope BY strit attention
business give their customers every satisfaction.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
New Goods Constantly Resolved

By steamers and saiing vessels from California, the
As ats JUDD q LAYTON.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
Marshal's sale--FOrclosure of Mortgage.

Before the Hon. A. S. Hartwell First Associate Jus
tee Of the Supreme Court and Vice Chancellor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21

CEEIsuEAs DAY occurring this year on sunday,
uoies i hereby giveH that Monday the 2sih day Of
Desezber VIII be observed as a public holiday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
The Best and Choicest Goods in their Line
vii be Kept on Hand.

And no pains spared to make their Stock in all re-
speets equal the best in the city, and their prices
the lowest market rates.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21

Wv YEAs's DAY OeensTing on Sunday, notice is
hereby zrsa that Monday. January End 1871. viii be
sbss-res - rubiis holiday
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-03-24
u E.ndlcnI HIexoIution

Has been accomplished in halr dyes. The hor-
rlble compounds contain LEAD, SALT and
SULPHUR arc discarded. The leadlsg chemists
implorc the public not to use them, and Pro-
ies sor Chllton, whose reputation is second to
that Of no analytical chemist in Amer lea, has
recommended
Cnstadoro's Exec Isior Hair Dye.
as a PERFECTLY lNNoCUoUs ARTICLE,
which may be used without fear. Remember.
1t is the only one that has been analyzed and
found wholesome, Its effects are instantaneous,
and the colors 1t imparts natural
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE, as
a Dressing, acts like q charm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try 1t. March Il, '7O-1m.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-03-24
LOCAL. BREVITIESs


Orange Furnace bowed out some ten days
ago, To put in new hearth.
Several articles prepared for this week,
paper have to 60 over.
The Law Association on last Saturday nigh
made considerable progress with the fee bill.
The Association now meets at the Probate Office
every Saturday night. .e.
r--pn last Saturday evening VIC feastcd on
lettuce and radshes. They were present from
J. B. Watson, of Jamestown. He will have
vegetables to sell each Saturday afternoon, on
Sutherland's Corner.
-Plckrel Il Stevenson have new advertise =
nlent thlsweek Personsor companies nesdlilg
anything in their line, will find them honest
prompt business men. -.sIt ..'L
See advertisement of Montgomery & c..
Montgomery is sober reliable, honest man.
and everybody has confidence in him. Call snl
Zee their goods.
The engineers who are surveying the Co
lumbus and Ironton railroad, arc going down
Salt Creek from Jackson. On last Saturday
evening they had got quarter of mile bel ow
Byerly's or the old Crooks mill. They will
probably reach Rlchmondale Ross county, this
week. a.
ION last Saturday Miss lone Mathews Post
master at this place. had the body of her little
sister removed from the James town grnvey ard
10 the new Cemetery. This was a child fifteen
months old, who died Dec IL, 1885, The body
was placed in a metallic coffin, and had been in
the grave nearly fourteen and half years. The
features were as natural as at the lime of BURIAL
The meeting at Dickasops Hall on last Fri
day night was pretty sen attended. Irvine
DUNCAN was appointed chairman, and s. II
Swift secretary. The committee heretofore ap-
pointed made a report, which was accepted
On motion of Frank Motz, meeting will be
held on Friday night of this week, for the pur-
pose Of organizing an Independent FIRE com
pany
We are terribly cramped for room in our
paper, as will be seen by glance at our aivsrr}
tisemehts Last week We were compelled to
lcaVe over some advertisements. Everybody
rSads the Standard, aud 1t is one of the best
advertising med iums in the State. And odycr-
tIsers know this. We will enlarge the paper at
eond of the present year. We are already
making arrangements for new press, new
type Sc n.ftD hrg .nl,s.I
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-03-24
10 COnsumptives.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks, by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption--is anxious. to make known to his
fellow-suflcrers the means Of euro.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription used Gree Of CHARGE with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they viii fnd SURE CURE FOR Coz
sUAPrIoN, Asthma, BRoNcHIrIs, etc. The OBJ
ject of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and ho
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy, as It
will. cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing. W.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
qa, Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Nov. 1s, 1s69-me. tt