The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-09
A CARD.

hao Doom emccoo Tor fully two years. ana WHICH, -
time Of consulting tho Doctor had debilitsted mo 80
greatly that unable to attend to my business.
troubled with cough expoctorson Ct considerable
quantities Of heavy yellow matter, cancellation, abort
breathing exertion and pain in the chest could
seep but little at night and much annoyed with
aching Of the imbs Another great OF trouble
to me was bad catarrh, from which the had be-
come much obstructed that forced TO breathe
almost entirely through the mouth.
After examination DR.. Hunter seemed to consider
my case durable one, and took charge Of IL accord
ingy, and placed under his treatment by inhalation
had not long to wait to see An Improvement in my
symptoms speak from recollection, but do not think
1t than three four dAya Tho running from
tho decreased, could sleep better at night the
cough became less annoying, the expecterstion was
much less and tho hectic fever left entirely. This
to tho best Of my memory within tho first week.
From that out improved steadily, and discontinued
tho treatment ct the end OF seven or eight weeks At
which time had entirely got rid Of every symptom Of
my disease aud had regained my strength entirely.
When commenced the Inhalation treatment did 20
with firm belief that would derive benefit from it
First because the treatment itself common sense
and secondly because had faith in the physicans
who introduced It, The Doctors Hunter have handled
tho diseases which tho throat and lunG subject
in all their forms and stages, and having made the
treatment Of those diseases speciality for many years.
1t 10 self that they should be better prepared to
give advice and treat the successfully than those
those needing advice for diseases Of the throat and
lungs to call at their Office l65 Canal street. and do
did year ago, and from the results Of which
have experienced whole years good health end com,
fort in place Of the suffering which had
to consulting the Drs Hunter, looked forward with
fear. Respectfully.
ALEXANDER SHARPE,
lit St. Joseph strcet.
New Orleans. April 7, 1871. ap9lt
M L. BYRNE g. co.
Beg to Announce their
Opening of the New Dry Goods Store,
Corner Magazine and jackson Streets,
With an Elegant Stock OF
NEW SPRING GOODS.
BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC,
Consisting of the following Departments, viz:
DRESS GOODS.
sHAwLs,
MUsLINs,
LINENS
COTTONS.
PRINTS,
HOSIERY.
LAQEs.
NOTIONS,
READY-MADE SUITS.
CoRsETs,
49, PARASoLS and
SUNSHADES.
These Goods all new, Fresh Goods just purchased
in the New York market at VERY Low PRICES, and
shall be sold at
PoPUL LAR PRICES.
We respectfully solicit inspection and guarantee
satisfaction in all our dealings
M. L. BYRNE g. CO.,
apsIt Corner Magazine and jackson streets.
CHENE SILKS
NEW YORK AUCTIONS.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A Line Of
FANCY SILKS
SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT.
They will be
SOLD CHEAP.
BRASELMAN g. ADAMS,
sss and see. MAGAZINE STREET .-.sss and sst
Corner st. Andrew street.
IL NEW SPRING GOODS OPENING DAILY.
GsIR
60 - !, a. e..
WHICH ARE THE BEST prANos'
The STEINwAY e. SONS and WIN. KNABE
cos PIANOS have received the First Premiums ut al
Exhibitions and Fairs whore they entered. Thei
brilliant tone. elastic touch, superior workmanship ant
| lasting qualities have never been eQuRlled by othe
makers. II you buy Piano buy good one, or none
| Prices reduced to suit the times.
| MASON G. HAMLIN'S ORGANS.
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