The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-03-28


ever, as in excellent keeping with the me
nsgerie character Of the costumes. Cincin-
natl Times.
sam ShurtlIT Endorses Cdr.
PilIsburY's Small-Pox
Remedy"
There are some curious people in this
world, and they are not confined to any
particular race or locality, although the pc
culiarities Of certain races may be peculiar
to them alone. For instance the noble red
man of America cannot enjoy good health
without having the smallpox at least once
a year. 1t is just as natural for Mr.. Lo to
have the smallpox as it is for some white
people to have the itch. never knew of
but one Indian who didn't have it regular
and he died soon after in consequences The
medicine man said there wasn't smallpox
enough to 60 round, else he could have
saved him. l learned this from Dr. Pills
bury, who made mistake by rushing amcug
the tribe in the vain hope of curing their
smallpox and gaining their gratitude and
many rat-skins therefor. But as the red
man enjoys solid comfort for the tine, he is
annually permitted to 60 forth and traffic
with his white brother, and sell him furs and
baskets, with that beautiful disease, the
smallpox, thrown in, the doctor had to
git 1t isn't one Of tho peeuliurities Of
the Indian race to pay for medicine to cure
a disease which affords them one of their
greatest luxuries. Accordingly they drove
the doctor forth with clubs and yells, and
asserted their right to have the smallpox
or anything else, But this is only pc
culiarity Of the race. Dr. Pillsbury had an
eccentric way Of doirg things peculiar to
himself individually After the Samaritan
like propositions Of the doctor Ind been
rejected by these noble sons Of the forest,
he proposed to enterprise by
EXTENSIVELY ADVERTISING
his specific among a people who do not
enjoy the disease to any great extent Not
having the requisite quantity of "toadskins"
to pay for hefty pulI he employed me at
nominal price to give him start in a
small way by writing him an advertisement.
Not wishing to tell any lies regarding its
efficacy, | took few doses, and with
THE FOLLOWING RESULTS
Since taking "Dr, Pillbury's Small-Pox
Specific have not had the disease, neither
has my wife, nor either of our five small
children. A lively hound pup that plays
daily with the children, has not had the dog
distemper; and the aforesaid pup had
habit Of sucking eggs, killing young ducks
and chickens, bringing old bones into the
parlor, and other unmannerly tricks lie
has dropped these habits entirely since
took the Specific. Every family should
keep it. Price one dollar per bottle.
AS 4 HAIR yiGoR.
When FIRST took the specific / was en-
tirely bald. In four days | had plenty Of
fine glossy hair. ! put some on the end Of
q ramrod, and in few minutes the hair had
started erough to make an excellent gun
wiper. The young ones got hold Of bottle
of the specific and raised Ned generally.
1t will hair out doll beautifully in five
minutes. A pair Of spectacles were haired
over and spoiled. Spoos Of thread, scissors,
and everything lying around loose had a
patch Of hair on it. Every family should
keep it locked up, away from the children,
but when they go skating they should use a
little on the ice, TO make dry, warm place
to sit down on. One dollar per botte.
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURE,
It beats the world, Soon after taking the
specific" l began to eat pebbles, nails,
broken glass, chunks Of old iron, etc, with
a relish. l swallowed pair Of rubber boots
on wager, and they were as harmless as
a custard.
A neighbor, who has been suffering fol
years with dyspepsia, and has only smellet
the bottle once, now subssts entirely on ole
rubber car springs, which he contracts fo
at the railroad shops. One dollar per bottl,
, for the specific.
AS A DEyT1FRIcE,
it is worth fifty times the price, Which i
) one dollar per bottle. One day oar-youug
, est accidentally got a few drops on hi
+ "testhing,ripg.p An hour erso afterwar,
r | was feeling for his coming grinder, an,
, the little rascal nearly bit my finger off. II
had mouthful Of teeth. His grandmothe
D was about to squander hundred dollar
t for set Of false teeth brit a little Of th,
: specific rubbed onto her aged gums sool
o brought forth a row of teeth of pearl.
Q whiteuess. tits excellent for putting teetl
g into old horse-rakesi harrows, and the like