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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-01-29

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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-01-29

VHYINDkR, THOMAS. Distviet Attor-
w mey. - office. Market Street, be-
tween MSronge and Patriot Streets,
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TVNHIBODAUX FOUNDRY. L. KEEFE
L Proprietor. Lcves and jackson
Streets.
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VNyEISSENTHANNER. ALOIS. Contee-
Street between Market aud Main Streets.
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VJERRIER. T.. Gunsmitk, Main St.. be
Y tween st. Louis and Green Streets
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7NETkEAr. H.. Carriage Maker an
/ Aor~s Shocisg. corner I-eves and r
trivt Htiects.
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VlHIBODAUx COLLEGE. Very Rev.
] c, n. Mcpard, situated in ono Of the
most healthy parts Of the town Of Thibo.
daVX,
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nVHIBODAUX FIRE NO, !, Engipe
L Room at Torn Hal, Levee St. Reg
ular para.ies on second Sunday OF ouch
month. Regular Meetings Oh Monday af'
ter the second Monday of every month. IT,.
0tfieeEs;-s. I: GT,saaore, iS fsesiaens' = Taena
Secretary, n. T. Higginbotham. Assistant
Secretary, II. w. Tabor. Foreman. II.
ChamIaTne, assistant Foreman, o. Kno-
blocEE,t Hpse Director, K, Caiptment Assis-
tant Haae Dir tor, T, A. De Aanade Engine
DiFsptaI, a. Weisenthaaer, Assistant En-
Ti"e Hiteetor, .. Malbrou, Tyler, jos. I.
ThiApdpapx Treaaarer,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LODGE
No so, A. +. and A. M.-Resular
meetings on the second saturday aud the
last Saturday Of Every month, at 3a'olock
T. NJ, Green Street, between Levec and
Market Streets
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TABOR. II. W.. Family and Planta.
tton Gvoeerils. Green street betwcen
l.cvre and Market Streets.
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rINHlBODAUx, THEOPlilLE, To.c~
i Constable, .4sscssor. Collector and
wharfn0er Oficc Green Street bet tweOn
Market and Levee.
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SENTINEL. job Office,
corner Market and Patriot Strests.
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M iChELET. H. H., ParisA T+eassrer
NA Odlce, Green Street, cor. Market
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MOORE. l. d. Attorney at La~,-ot
NA fico up stairs Main 1t. corner
Focus.
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nSULLIVAN. <. A. Attorney at La,e.
~ Green street, between Main and
Thibodaux Streets,
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WASHINGTON.

some very sensational and very importan
testimony, II It can be corroborated, was
given before the Clymer COMMITTEE Cd the
31st, by witness named G. s. Bell, who
swore that he was employed by Babcock to
20 to st. Louis and destroy whatever docu-
mentary evidence he could obtain from the
District Attorneys Office which he thought
might implicate him tBabcock) in the
whisky frauds. He further swore that
the President also employed MIN TO 60
to 81. Louis and report to him privately
IL Babcock were really guilty. He freely ac-
quilted the President Of any other motive,
but insists that he was employed BY Bah
cock TO prevent. IL possible. the conviction
" the latter, and that he visited e. Louis
for that purpose, but failed to accomplish
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Jackson. MIS-. Mar -s-Ez caz-
sequence 4 TIE fs.l0winE l-Ere-- Ekic1
vAs read duriEv the sesssnz Of rt1 Hos
# Representatives, Tie HnGse zas0gs-rs
= re-oluf5on. " vose Il =. yeas - o.
NAYS. inS-rucrErz th@ -Ezz2Eers q The
Ames ir-.p@artr1se-- cas- - rl-n1-ti--e
uru.cee1I--s and WE-k1Esw the srza-lzs
EXECrTITE EAxsEo,- IaCK~ry. Ms !
Nara - 1s-t--Nes---- If1r1-- And Frrs-
--srsz-3e-zsr- In rFFsE % Frr-r ----s--1- I
t--E leave - slE rtks- s- rr--ss.- s-re &. rAs
fiev-iun n. LAT NcFt-t~-- ] fNwD1 ZE--l-
cor fraxtfs9 zirn t1--1as Lsr--an-w-e. and
ssrnssErras--s. Ar tn@.sss N UT sras-sEKaT. %
carr gs-T III vlAn. Ger rhr II. .Er- g -u
STATE Art e mt Barry ! re-rl Fst1- r-srN-
fore. - rF>ir- ~ rNsae a. AHrFer-r- = rte
state of Nis-isstrri. t'---- r1-n-~11a@- tr-t-
cle- - AZ x.sHeAn1sz1 Werp ir--Ggr-ss1 kZEi-,-r
ne and q. c1-r-e ! rl-G nd Kza1 EBzat
1o- retire -rgm N T1-z-sc1 u-s5.r tn in
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H-Aznsf ID were tis-is-ef. ! .la1ll- ss-l -
LIBERTY - rarrv rEur ~ d~-sir~ Knl1 r@rrr--e
Il re-i--.E-1rn- Ian E-rE trEiF E1--s-
AHSElEEET AMI
Al O'Clock TIE Irnp<arhr-ez- Co1r-
assembled. and M Eeztherrn. r.rras@---
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-14

The Pennsylvania Republican state Con-
yention was held at Harrisburg, on the seth,
and elected delegates TO the Cincinnati Con-
vention. Gov. John r. Hartranit was rec
commended a. the Republican nominee for
President. A resolution was passed. favor
ng an increased tariff. The currency ques-
ton was not touched upon in the platform.
II Il officially announced that Centennial
railway excursion tickets will be made good
for 90 days, instead o. %. a At first pro-
posed: and also that hslf-rate tickets will b.
issued for children between the ages 81 and
IL years.
During the severe storm on the Night ~
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the sSih. a frame building on the oliiskirfs
q DrOcklyn. occupied b. coior~d family,
was blown down. The mother and iiltle
boz were killed. and the father and anollsg
child badly Injured. 4 steamer and t~o
barges were sunk In The Hudson River
The Lyndchrcok RESERVOIR. which sup
plies the civ Of Morccsier. Mass. viii
water. gave way about e.ao O'Clock en- IN
evening 81 The 3,th. and il entire ccuisnis
Of so. o.. 600 gallons rushed forth In a trr-
mendous Hood through the r4x4ne brloN,
sweeping away every thing IN IL rourse-
Fortunately the disaster had l.eel
for some honrs anticipated and ever pre-
par4iicn Was made that could be 10 AVAIL The
impending food No live were io-,- hui
the damage 10 property j. almost incAirlsla-
BILE The immense food rushed 1o~n
through the narrow rayine with = Solid front
20 feet high. until II reached Kettle Brcok.
where IL swept Scross pond sirSlck a
line bey-nd and VAS turned down To-
wards Cherry Valley. GAINESVILLE. Leesrille,
Sioneyille and Worresfer. A number u
.aluAble mills were entirely demolished ard
swept away. among them being Smith A
Co. : wooden mills. the BOz-omly Mil, Ash
worth & JONES' mill. Albrri Curtis sAfi-
net mill. and the Micks Manufacturing Com
pany's mills besides a large number q
houses. barns. bridges. culverfs. etc.
A doubls fatal shooting accident occurred
near Neadville, Pa. on the arh- whiis =
man named Ferry Wa dismouniing from
his horse with donhle-harreled shotgun.
loaded with buckshoi. in his hand. i1t
weapon w4s accidentally discharged. the
contents striking lady NAMED Wentworth.
and her cousin, little boz aged Fix YEAR,.
who was looking out II window. killinr
both % them instantly
-Four 81 the sixteen boiiers q Flgfcher-s
Mil, Al Providence. T. L.. exploded On the
3lsf. killing two urn and Woundinr, more
or less seriously. = numbered ofhers.
An engine on the Tyrone and clesr1eld
Railroad exploded near >AnLrid-e- Pa. On
the 3lsi. killing three men. named Mllier.
Campbell and ChAnnon. and fatally wound
ing another. named WAfers-
AT Gardner. Ne. on the morning q the
lst. Isaac Page killed bis wife. Eho lid
just given birth 10 : child. and then Killed
himself.
The Connecticut State election. held o.
the "a. resulted in the re-eiection q Gov
ernor Ingers0il and the entire DernpcTztic
State ticket. ~ reduced majority = con-
pared with that ~ last year. The LeEisls-
ture j. aise largely Democratic.
\ fatal duel took place In Campbell CeIln-
~. Va. on the %. between Lieut. ThAxren
r. Robinson and Mr.. Jesse Mitchell. boil
Young men % good families TIE diricuify
j. said 70 have been caused by . woman.
Robinson was slot in the abdomen aud died
soon after; Mitchell Was shot in the heza.
and il was thought his wound would ai-o
prove fatal.
Another violent snow storm PREVAILED
throughout the New England Sfzfes and
Canada on the attn.
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The Ohio Republican State Couyeution
Was held ~ Columbus on the e-1h- Gov
ernor Rutherford b. Hayes Was rerDrn-
mended a. the Republican nom ines Tor
President. The platform recognizes god
a. the true standard % vAlue-. and the
only steady and safe basis Tor a rirculAf-
ing medium. and declares that that
policy ~ finance should be steadily pursued
which, without unnecessary injury 20 the
business or trade. viii ultimately ogu1lirs
the value Il the coin and paper dollar. =
The platform also ..fAyors = tArid ~ reTt-
nue.. with incidental protection 20 American
industry stale ticket was nominated.
headed BY Milton NJ Barzes for >ecrezary
Of state.
The Il 600 premium offered ~ the Nen-
phis Cotton Exchange for the bet bale q
co.ton for exhibition AZ the Centennial. hAs
been awarded 10 Wrn- Taylor. q Lee Cour-
II. Ark.
During the terrific snog Storm on the nir1i
Of the 9Th, Mr.. George Heiton and her
two little children, living near Vance.
Ks. on the line of the Kansas PAciSc Rail-
ONLY q quarter % mile distant The Snow
blew % hard in their faoes
that they became hewii1ereL.
and wandered abou; the prairie urfl ex-
hzusied. They were found on the follow
ing "Wednesday frozen 20 death. not twenty
rods from the house they were in @eArch a.
The mother had taken % nearly al her
clothes 10 protect her children. and Hss her
self in an almost naked condition.
Pzhlman and Bush. fVo Chicago Crook
ed disfillers, have been tried and found
guilty on four counts q the indict-Ds -
brought against them.
The Chinese immigration question h1s
recently assumed a new phzse in California.
In view of the determined opposftion of the
people % the state 70 a further zoce-s a the
Monaghan element. a. exinced ~ uun1errus
hostile acts Of Legislation. the Chinese con-
panies and merchants resident ia the state
have telegraphed 70 Hong Kong infeTrn ing
their brethren that Il j. advisable for n
more n them 70 cane 70 this country 4:
present.
Col. Edward l. Jones. % Canton. Ni-s..
= well known deassr in patent riEAts. s-ssn-
niffsd suicide on the 1st-
The Office q the United Siafes ErFr--.
Company n Akron. o. wAs r.iil-ec On ire
morning of the IT. Of sl9.ee in each and
several sealed bags of money. TIRE zrrrs-nie
amount taken being NOT less than g, gso Or
Sd. 600.
The Mississippi Republican Couvenfi0r.
held at jackson On the 1T. elected = dele-
cation nearly unanimous for Morton fa-
President. and the >olorcd convention ESFs
him H. unanimous Enforcement.
John L. Bittinver. Of - Joseph. No.
indicted for conpiirify in the whisky ring
frauds. Ia. entered plea 81 guilty
The nifed state. Grand JETF - GAiraro.
on the "a. returned indictments AEAins- nhe
Hon. J. - Ward. ex-CDnrrr-rrnAn nni
ex-Disirici Attorney Dauiei W NmEn-
ex-Superyi-or ~ internal Revenue. and D.
Bridges. eK-Coliecior- for colnr,iiriiy ia
revenue frauds.
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sE,so,tBIE RECIPES.


-F-Ig RasI--S e.-rs, cup "a sugar. I
tsnsp-.prrull "a crss.ara-t1rrar. teaspoon
III q sod cup 81 -four. pour i thin
inEp \ bdSin-Pau hake slowly spread
le-ty over i ant roll Il ~. Wrap il in
scsoeh
El4linh MTENs Make a sponge over
zi-hE q for areai. using nothing but
yrskss. fuEr- littIe salt, and tepid
Earsr- In ths u1lruin< heat IL up well
And plur INTO nufin rings upon the
-rrtt--- The harrer should o. Just stiff
e1o--A - drop tncc rInl frufrs a spoon
S'zHagl StA4er S.'1ltsh. Cut the
s,u1~h furo c0nvenienr pie,-es. pare
EeaErly. put into closslv covered kettle
Ard sce~ d0~u. being vcry careful NJ
th- Lksg NOD 10 barn Mash ami stew
tpwu \ dry A. yoG choose. precisely
ike punpxin- This VIII BE- found far
sweefer than when x-ewe.l and the water
pgErr1 OF after the usual fashion, also
sEs~ter AMI drier than whea steamed
Serve wNrl ~ cold or make lBro pies
EalE1z Crgul--Pa- the isire #
le-o1 and -hs md x = % 2 quart 20
fh5eS cream Sweeteu with z pound ~
sl<lr. aaaL lE {. stand fsr Al hour
All ognce q isfu-lass Dissolved in 3
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The Rev MansEesd Frenrh- p-r-z-
larry known - Ck4rl2ia Fre@sh. .
pr0rniner- Me-hodis. minister xr1 wlgse-
II kn0Er f-snd ~ the coi1-e.i ra-rre. iier
~ his pastoral chAr-a. PtArs8'=- Lp--
Island. On the I'D MI. z-e1 t.&- Nr-
Preach z-1s bo-n ID Ter10E-- AMI be-
w1n his theclo-ical srndies I'm keuTpr
Collage. Ohio. IA =kish Ss4-e - PrE.Ach-
I'd fsr sssr1e rSrre
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-Pressdenf Gre-r-y. Il tEs ILli-cis
Industrial IriEers5rT. states -A-- q 81
-rsEu1-e. a THAT izsri uibc-- rrsrrasfir-
who's 0cc-pxrion the facts hEaf been
ot1ainsd. 81 wEre e--z-r~ IN a-rScul-
tmre. four IN rnA-ufsrslr-n-. fo1r IN
mercantile sEnpl1yEss-s- ~ in Lax and
hmss-ess- and sevez IN .eIehirE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-06
AN AMATEUR AERoNAUTs ASCENSION.

A successful balloon ascension was made
yesterday afternoon from the Capitone Grounds In
Brooklyn by G. s. Peduzzi. druggist The balloon
which holds 1000 cubic feet Of was called the CITY
of Port srnOuth 1t inflated during the day, ana
about $50 D. M the aeronaut jumped into the basket
the ropes were let co. and the balloon shot rapidly mp
W rd gentle breeze was blowing, which carried the
balloon to the eastward and 1t was out OF sight
Mr. Peduzz made ascension some time ago, In when
ho was carried Long Island Sound and fearing that
the balloon would strike In the water he jumped from IL
AT distance Of about 40 feet from the ground breaking
his leg in the fall. which has rendered him lame Inc
noon makes it probable that he will cross the SOUND III
safety and land somewhere IN Connecticut Many sped
tats were present Who cheered loudly Us the balloon
started on It's voyage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-06
OBTAINING A STOCK OF GROCERIES.

Several of the prominent grocers in this city
have complained for some time past that their goods
have disappeared mysteriousy Detectives Won Gerch-
ten and Laru put upon the and learned that
grocer named Henry Engleman Of No. 63 Grandst..
Hobokep was implicated in the The detectives
stated that Englemau had gone to Thurber's, Acker
Merra * Co.'S other large stores, purchased
a few articles, and, by an arrangement had his wagon
filed with goods which he took to his place in Hoboken
Yesterday Engeman arrested at the foot OF Bar
clayst. He had in his wagon sugar. condensed milk,
canned beef. tea and coffee, In all valued at %
This property was identified as belonging 10 Francis H.
Leggatt & Co.. Nos 81 and 101 Readest: Englema was
taken before Justice Duffy OF the washington rLace
Police Court and committed in default of $1,000 bail
Engleman purchased small quantity OF goods AT Leg
gats and tLen offered the salesman 30 per cent OF the
profits upon whatever goods he would place In his wagon
The sa esman consented. but Immediately told nus EN-
poyers, and Engeman was arrested soon ater leaving
ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-06
billiard TOURNAMENT.

The Centennial Billiard Tournament, which
has been in progress for time in Philadelphia was
continued last evening at Irving Hail. The seats about
the hall were well filed with spectators The first game
was between Joseph Dion and A. r. Rudolphe ana was
the first of the tie games between DAILY j. Dion and Ru-
dolphe The lead was won by Rudophe who scored
blank Dion followed with points and kept the lead
during tho remand OF the game. BY careful nursing
Rudophe succeeded in making 50 points in the 9th and
10th innings and AZ in the 18th. In the 14th inning
scored 81 points and in the Odd inning 40 points
Don,a average was llo. The time OF the game was
/ hour and 81 minutes. The were as follows: 80
RudOlphe-O, g. o. o. o. l. ], h. 62, II, z, l. U, w. o.
AZ, o. ., /, 4, l, o, TO- 2, /. 22-2S0
Joseph Don-2 g. 10, " 4, ~ D. H. u IL, q o. '"
81, 0, ~, o, u. 2, 4, 40, D, 80, 4, 22-3OO.
The second game between sexton and sosson the
former making run OF l3l in the fifth inning and l04
IN the ninth. His average 1913. The time OF the
game was about a. minutes The were as follows
Sorton-3, H. o. o, 49, 3, Q, ~, lOi-3OO.
SlossOn- o, %, 3. 20, !, 2, l. o, S-4i ,,--,,
the second Of the tie games VIII nc payer
between j Dion and Maurice DAILY, aud an exhibition
game between Sexton and Rudolphe Will follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-06

ION fresumng) said Who has n right 10
complain the gentleman from Maine the Committee
The gentleman from Maine the Uousel Here
witness summoned from Boston, who did not appear as
cess OF the House He entitled to the protection OF
the House This question which the House
more than the COmm tee claim that according to the
wcll-settled principles OF law those letters be-
he received them until he delivered them to Mr. Null.
gan, and from that time forth Mr. Muligan entitled
to the ownership Of them. Mr.. Blaine had no more
property In these letters than lie had to my watch or IN
any other piece Of my property
Mr. Frye-Dd not Mr Blaine offer to submit these let
tiers to be examined privately and did not Mr. Hunton
say that he would not examine them privately
Mr. Hunton-I refused to receive them privately.
said TO Mr. Blaine, and over again, do not want
TO your correspondence either publicly or pri-
vaely. ] have got right to see 1t except ms n
committeeman, and those gentlemen who sly on
either side OF me have the same right as i have
leagues the committee cannot and inspect with
me-" Then l had the honor of an invitation to Mr.
Baines house to read those letters but replied IN the
same way: have no right TO 90 INTO your house As
have right look at all it Is Chairman OF the
Committee and II have right to look at 1t III that
way. have right 10 look at 1t at all, and shall not
do It," IL IL for the House TO determine whether inc
Committee did right or wrong II have erred u mas
been OF judgment; and say to-day that 1t IL
role never fancied.
Mr. BLAINE-DOes the gentleman from Virginia know
of dispatch received from Josiah CaldVc IN LondOn
Mr. HUNTON-My friend. the Chairman OF the
Judiciary Committee. will reply 10 you IN full on that
subject.
Mr. Blaine-Then ask you to state whether, on Thurs
day morning last, the gentleman from Kentucky thr;
Knot did not call you out OF the committeeman ana
acquaint Won of That fact
Mr. Hunton-If my friend from Kentucky docs not
you IN fun, | Will
Mr. Blaine (cOncmptuously)-Ah!
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DIED.


BowDISH-At Mt Vernon. June 4, Alyah 5. Bowdsh,
OF Rev. a. &. Pow,iish, aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
the NJ r.. Churc, at Nj Vernon, TUESDAY,
the Gth inst. az 40 train leaves the Grand Central
Depot al 800 y. III.
GIBSOS-At Iarrytown, r. Y. at the residence OF Mrs.
g. Phelps Sunday, June 1876 Robert Gibson.
James Il. Gibson
place from the First Reformed Church. Tar
TyOwn on wednesday, June q at y ~ Relatives AID
attend without further invitation
Train leaves Grand Central Depot az 2 D. ~
MORGAN-At Mount Vernon, y. y. on saturday June g.
1876 caleb Morgan, IN the 10th year OF his age.
Relatives and friends also members OF Huguenot Lodge r.
NJ New Rochelle and of HAWAII Lodge r. and
A. NJ. ut Vernon invited to attend mis- funeral
Tuesday. Jane g. at D. NJ from The NJ r. Church Mt Yer
non depot y. u and " H. X. H. Forty second
81, at 22U ,.
NICHoLs-Drownei Elijah W. Nichols Of Brooklyn. aged IS
Burial services be held Mt Pleasant Cemetery New
nj Id O'Clock a Wednesday. 7ih INST Fric1ds
the family respectfully invited TO attend without fur
TAPPAN-of scarlet fever Dosors len Glove Long
Island the Attn inst Henry Coles Tappan, OF De Wtt
and Margaret Tappan, in the 2Jd year Ol his
Friends respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral at the
residence of las parents at Dosos on Tuesday the Oth
INST, at O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-06
From The Toledo Blade.

We publish elgntn lengthy article describing
specialist Dr. X v PIE CE OF Buffalo,
which forth considerable force and
devotng his whole time and tenion 10
medicine-thc treatment OF lingering
The article also taxes up the sdb
treatment
contain many valuable hints 10 The Invalid
Dr. Pierce the winch has already attained
large circulation" The Peoples mmon sense Meical
Adviser combining some nine hundred nunerousy Illus
and devoted TO medicine m all us branches
the guidance and instruction y; tho
people large and which b. had for 81 80 (posta Dy
ssing Dr. Pierce been boOre the
public Oug enough enable the formation OF care
u efficiency his ment aud his mei.
cinrs the glad To know, been uuiycr
favorable 10 both.