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SchlesWig.
FELIX.

Jan. Is, 1877.
EDITOR PILoT: Allow me, as a peruser
Of your columns, to scrjbbe few rustic
inklIngs in behalf of the far off town of
Schleswig, which, as it seems, ought to
compete with almost any other town in
the county in local topics, having three
Hourishing villages. viz: Kiel, Mill Home
and Rockville.
A span of colts hitchcd to sleigh, owned
by Conrad Ohlmotz, of Schleswig, ran away
last Friday, leaving kindling wood along
the road One ran seven miles, and was
found the next day in a swamp; the other
Wended his way toward home No seriou.
damage was done, but Mr. Ohlmotz and
his daughter received a few thumps and
bumps at the outset.
We differ with Mr. j. P. Hume relative
to the geographical description of the river
Nile. On the 32d parallel of latitude he
will find Delta which causes two more
mouths, according to L'ving-.StOne.
Mr.. John Rechert and Miss Augusta
Rics, Of Schleswig, were married on Janu
airy 9TH, by the Rev. q. W. Arber, of
Rhine Evangelist Church. They depart
Tor Marathon county to morrow, in COM
pany with several others, to take up their
abode il the wilderness, and wrestle with
the oaks and pines.
Ferdinand Zastrow raised the finest lot
ovn,vs"rg. mere were twenty.six of
them, with an average weight of 400 pounds
each. lie says 81 came from odd Genesee
county, where they know how to raise
pork.
VIM. Theyer, exmiller OF Mill Home,
has again resumed business 10 his old
mill. He believes in the old adage "Hon-
esty is the best policy" but it keeps man
-- poor.
Conrad Kaiser has reftted and repainted
his workshop in style astonishing to the
passersby. 4 sample cutter may be seen
there, made by G. Arnold, of Meme
a pattern of which be received at the Cen
tennial.
Sinzlaub & Galladay, alias Yankee
Dutchman, have recently started livery
and sale stable in this locality. The pur-
chases are all made in Ohio, by the junior
member of the firm, Who is an old and ex-
perienced horseman. They have disposed
of one carload Of twenty. and are daily ex-
pecting another. Farmers who intend to
purchase had better call and examine their
stock. LITTLE PEDRO.
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The trains OF the NJ, l. 5. / ". Il il
way are now running on time, after :. delay
Of about twenty four hours on Monday AMI
Tuesday.
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IA Complete Pictorial History OF theTirues r-'.I'h
best, cheapest and most successful Family
Paper in the Union.
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We are indebted to asscmblyman Thos
Mohr, Ior a copy Of Gov. Ludington's mes
sage to rhc Legislature, in parl hlet form
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MuRE snow, and some mere snow
Snow is the order of tie day, and each
morning brings the energetic citizen to the
sidewalk " iii Il shovel and broom.
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The FIRST rumber of The Baloit Graphic
a column quarto, Democratic, Published
by Fillmore & Mathews, has 1T bsen re-
ceiyed. This viii fill want long felt in
Btloi, for 700 llc,l IN po'i;cti pnpc",
and from personal acqnaint ,nce with NJ.
Mathews, we can assure IT'S patrons that il
will be kept up to its present hi-h stand
ard
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Is. *. PARE Ia ID,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. SURGEON
III and Accouchear, hus permanently located in
ManitUwoc
fsto9A. 81.
-'ff'sE nor - { ! 10 and ITO p. VI.
Ohice, over Piuhh Bros. store, corn ar Sth and
Buffalo streets. Residence, North 5tA street
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Democratic Convention.

A goody number Of Democrats met at
the Court House in this city on the 10th
inst, at the call of the chairman OF the
County Committee, C. r. Zorr, for the
purpose of selecting delegates to attend
the State Convention ut Milwaukee. A
committee on resolutions was appointed,
and IA number of resolutions were reported
through their chairman, G. Ill. Schmidt,
which we can not give in this issue. The
following delegates were nominated by a
committee consisting Ct f. Wagner, Ei.
Conway and A. Wittenberg. and on mo
ton were declared elected, ana gwen the
plwfr of substitution Ernst Wagner,
A. Wittpnberg, Richard Mueller, John
Wickert Joseph R.nkin, L. j. ConwaY,
G.. W. Morse, C. r Zprn, d. Schneider,
A. Bleser, NJ Kirsan, W. A. Walker,
John Bender, julie Linste1t, L. *. Rand,
and c. H. Schmidt After which con7en-
ton adjourned SINE die.
a Coop Boyle was standing at the
corne: of 'Cdmptu and Jtfferson avenue,
when policeman came along, and point.
ing to a box at his feet, this good boy
said
"The farmer who lost that off his sleigh
will feel awful bad. l spose you'll take i
to the station, won't your
"You are an honest boy" replied tx
officer "Some boys would have lugget
that box of home. Yes, II take it to the
station"
1t Was a stout box, weighing over eighty
pounds, and when the officer sat it dowr
10 the station house, all his bones ached
Some said it was butter, and some sait
cheese, and so it was opened. The con-
tents were cobble stones. The officer rar
all the way back, and he spent hours look
ing for the good boy, but without any
luck. The g. b. knew his business
Detroit Free Press.
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A man in a town not fal from here has
named his sixth hoy Enough" Probably
the next will be ctlird Too Iueh."
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From published lists Of legislative com
rnittecs we learn that our Senator, Jos
Rankin, has been PLACED on tn, judiciary
and L .iroal Committees, anj t1at or
Assembiymcn are distributed ~ inAnn> :
Thos Mohr Town and County Organ;ai-
ton; p. John ton, Assessment aud Col
lection 0! Taxes; Thos. Thornton, L"gis
lative Expenditures.
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IN editor in Northern Illinois saws he
wishes no bodily harm to his subscribers,
Tut be hopes that some of them in arrears
will be seized with a remittant fever.
Circuit Court is still in session, and the
jury eases VIII probably continue through
next week. This is n some hat longer
session than we pre- ictsi in our last issue.
VS. have recently received ccpv of IT,
Memorial addresses on the life aud charAc'
Ter OF OtTis 5. Ferry, of Conns e;ieus, for
which our thanks are due Congressman
/ BUFehayi
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The social event of the season was the
Club dance given al the Windiate House
last Friday evening Sever 'ncc 4 Williams
band. from Mil ,aukee, were in ;.tte tendance,
I'D furnished excellent music. There were
bout IL couples present, an / all expires. eli
themselves as hmvl1ga biz time. Ouh,r
.;ances are 10 be helj, bat a. yet We have
not learned tie sIateS
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usSnaNslN EsegrSE.


JERE DALEY Proprietor cor. efgrh and Jay ST.
TepI'S e,RHsyS !Eeu@ss and v.en 6ttrj up with all
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HARDWARE, STOVES. Etc.
PAW E.EsrRSEIs,

nEA LIE X 10 al ki e of stoves. srdHarawar
iron are cIS s.tge!. -,1-t.. side suitCsyoo
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The mca.-markes of +. X us>ky, came
ne fasra;ing' on Monday Light,
fom the burning Gu, Of Il chimney.
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JOB PRINTING

Both Pain aud Ornamental at Chicago and
at Milwaukee rates,
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Letter List.

The following is a list of letters received
at the Post Office at Manitowoc, County
of Manitowoc, Wis, and remaining un-
called for I'M to January 18th ISL:
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REV. MYRoN V. REED delivers his
lecture on "Tramps,' at the 2nI ward
School House tomorrow night.
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"A Rep ository Of Fashion, Pleasure and Instruo
ton
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IANIToWQC PILOT.
THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1871.

Tot,I eclfnoo # the muon February
9TH.
-. .
sbjs office.
- -
Sheholg N Is havirg the scarlet lever IN
The State prison at NauPun commenced
tic year 1871 viii 300 conyicts.
There were $50 suicid in the United
States during thu centennial year.
-
piece of business FIR the past week.
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ite o. favorable weather of last Sabbath
id NOT prevent large Attendance at the
varioGs houses of worship.
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CHICAGO AND NOL.TEg-ys Gs,s EIs Es :,
fsAs.Nig.
Departure of Passenger Trains at Milwaukee
july 18th, lS1G-
FOR Chicago and the East, Z: 90 n. IN. 100 2. m
west. 4:l5 p. m 10:OOp IN.
For Fond du Lac ana Ia North. 800 y. N.
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COMMERCIAL
MANIT0wOC MARKET REPORT.
Corrected weekly by j. Schuettc Br0a
DEALERS IH
GENERAL MEElCWayDISE.

OFFICE OF lie MASJTowoC PILOT.
MANITow, 10 JANUARY Is. 1877.
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Times are 80 hard that some ofthe young
men can scarcely afJrI clay pipe and
paper collar.
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.',,i in II Ia~se quantities for summer
cnnsu.nntinn
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
VCKSBURG WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST q, 1877.

a. in size. Whisky. steady rectIfed,
81 0@l II. Coffee dull; ordinary to
prime, eargOes, l6A@3kc. Sugar
quiet and weak; jObbing 4: common to
good common, 8@8kc; fair to fully
fair, 81 @9c; prime 10 choice, 9M@
$40; centrifugal, 9@l0c; yellow clarl.
fed, l0@l0i<c. MOlasses dull and
nominal; common to choice, $4,000.
Rice firm fair TO prime, 6@6Ac. Bran
quiet, roc.
CIHCINNATL Aug. 22.-Flour steady ;
family, IS 7505 go. Wheat dull ; red,
81 05@l 20. Corn dull, 47@48c. Oats
firm, fair demand; No. g. 26@30c. Rye
fair demand; No. 2, 51@68c. Barley
dull and nominal; Minnesota, Spring,
SOC. Pork quiet, el3. Lard fair de-
mand /; current-maks, S.l3c; steam, $40
@8 25c; kettle, 9@10C. Bulk meats
quiet and irm shoulders, 4Xc; clear
rib sides, 66O@6.65c; clear sides, SIC
&c. Bacon steady, fair demand shout
ders, 5K@5Xc; clear rib sides, 1I@
TIC /; clear sides, TX Csc. Whisky &C.
tive and firm, 81 10. Batter easier /;
prime to choice Western reserve, Ito
lSc Central Ohio, dull, l4@l5c. Hogs
steady and firm /; packing, "a S0@5 90;
receipts, l,949 head shipments,S7 head.
81. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-FlOur inactive ;
Xxx Fall, IS 25@5 40; XXX Fall,
IS 50@6 90; good to fancy family
brands, IS 1895 Is. Wheat excited at
opening, closed lower; No. 2 red Fall,
81 29H bid No. 4 do, 81 20@l q.
Corn No. 2 mixed, 40Ac. Oats: No.
2, &c. Rye quiet, 52Kc bid. Barley
dull new No. 3 Spring, 55c. Whisky
steady. 81 20. Pork dull, jobbing al
$l2 Is. Lard dull; Winter, $50,
Bulk meats quiet ; saleable at: shout
ders, 4Tc; clear rib sides, 5Hc; clear
sides, SIC. Bacon frmer; shoulders
5Hc; clear rib sides, 7Hc; clear sidesi
ne ask. Hogs quiet bacon and butch.
erS, 81 75@5. Cattle quiet, demand
slow, confined to butchers grades
Texas, 81 25@3 %; Cherokees, 50 q
@3 IS.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
worked 20 Death

We pity that much abused organ, The
liver. II is held responsible for every
little ache aud paiO. II Is censured on
every hand. Il Is made TO daddy nearly
all diseases, and Is worked to death.
This Is detrimental, unwise aud unsafe.
Let the liver rest. Use no strong medi-
cines. keep your bowels open now
and then by the use Of mild aud simple
remtiie., those which are pleasant and
received kindly by the stomach. Such
a remedy lie Bailey's Saline Aperient,
which is pleasant, refreshing and efter-
VesceuI. Il 10 sold at One-half the
usual price, and Is all you need.
aug2S-d&W.2W
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

ACCORDING to the New Haven Pal
ladium, Mr.. David Clark, Of Hartford,
has been trying TO persuade bis fellow.
t0wnsmen that be once nearly had the
honor Of throwing Louis Napoleon out
ola window. "In the Fall oflS3A, Da-
vid Clark went to New York to see the
fun on election day. In 9 bar-rOom
three rowdies tried to beat . friend Of
the Hon. David out Of 6 bottle OF
Wine,' and one Of them threatened ViO-
lence. The Hon. David stepped up
and said, you try that once, and III
take every one of you singly and throw
you out Of that WindoW-pointing to a
window not far up from the floor. The
rowdies sneaked Of and the Hon. Da.
vid found that their spokesman was
Louis Napoleon. In 1857 the Hon.
David was In Paris and recognized the
Emperor 40 the bar-room beat" But
Mr.. Clark, the Palladium goes on to
remark, is an imaginative man who
=" has q habit Of seeing people where
they are not, aud be was once compelled
to hand over $500 for having seen and
talked with Marshal Jewell 10 Hart.
ford while that gentleman wasin Syria.
And, therefore, the Palladium d0ubtl
that the nephew Of bis uncle was nec-
essarily o bar.rOom beat.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

No news in river circles.
There are nc outside boats due to-
day.
The tug looks like che has been made
ell over new.
Mr.. Crump now has charge Of the
Wharf.boat office.
Capt. Jno. W. Cannon IL still At Crab
Orchard Syringe, Ky.
Capt. George W. NeaTe has given up
the Golden Rule as q total loss.
The Home got so cents per hundred
pounds for freight from Cincinnati.
River men are talking Of the good
time coming this Fall and Winters
The crew Of the toW-boat Mary Ann
are down With the malarial fever 81
Cairo.
The SunAOwer Belle left with q very
fne trip, including q large lot of lum.
Der.
The Illinois has gone into the Men,
phis and RiVertOn trade and will make
Two trips q week.
The wharfbost was showed further
out yesterday, but still ands only II
feet scant alongside the outer guards.
The Belle OF Shreveport passed down
Yesterday loaded very deep. She stuck
in the mud Just opposite the Elevator,
and stirred up the bottom Of the lake
wherever che went.
The Phil. Allin has quit going to
Riverton and resumed her regular days
in the Ylcksburg and Memphis trade.
Capt. Robb, an old Red river Captain
and pilot, died In the City Hospital al
Shreveport last Friday, of consump-
ton.
The many friends Of Capt. James
O'Neal, Of the good steamer Colorado,
warmly welcomed him ct this end Of
the line and all hope that he will moi
again wander of into pastures new
but stick to the golden anchor.
The New Orleans Times, OF Monday
SAYS: Capt. A. L. TrOusdale has gu ad'
vtriisemenl in our columns of his new
purchase, the excellent light-draft Big
SunAowVr. He has been doing con,
siderable repairs and alterations on her
aud she will be all ready and in fine
, order 10 leave Saturday, the 18th, at
i. pm, for Washington, Opelousas And
all way landings on Bayou Courte
bleau and AtchEfalaya river, with thu
usual connections for Bayou BOeuf
Capt. J. B. Schmit has charge Of tn
{ Office.
4; The s.. Louis Times INDUCES In thr
; following strain of good advice: w,
count tWenty.four steamboats, adver
Used in tho New Orleans PicayunC
which is more than We see In any othe
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

paper, aud yet the incessant cry Of the
New Orleans River News Is, "Dull
times on the Levee." Where do steam
bOats get the WhereWish for this sdveF-
lising II they have no WORK, eh2 This
Is q reminder Of the iogy steambOalman
who F0Ostg round that beer saloon or
boat store, aud groWls aud Whines
about dull times, and wishes the river
would follow In the wake Of the Up
per OhiO-dry up and become . hoop
pole thicEet-all because he cannot rat
some one out Of : berth which he him
self is not competent to ell. BAH Get
out with your heavy part your croak-
Ing is TT for none but the slOthful
SLOUGH. There Is q crop coming
forward which surpasses that OF
any season since Ben Butler
stole the spoons. There are
now many Of the largest, fastest and
finest boats and many more building.
This is business ; and what does 1t in
dictate? We answer, 8 better time
coming, but that time Is not TO benefit
the man above described. It is for the
energetic, Wide-awake workingman
who will aud does deserve It. The
mar who will not be idle, who will
have work; no matter where or what
It Is be will have It then he can pay
the grocery man aud the landlord, look
them and every one else square in the
face, and 90 ahead on both wheels,
beat the Lee and never hear Of snags or
shoals. Stir around and get something
to do, why don't you? Be Of stout
heart. Mind that advice from papa
VIII aud he will give you more. Keep
ell you get from him, tie good, and II
acted upon will bring more bread to
your table, and the patient, loving, bat
enduring wife will meet you with q
happy face, and the little ones will love
and abide you aud your then happy
home. God will bless you.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
SECTIONS REPORT

Or the CITY Of Vicksburc, for the week ending
Monday, the 2oth day Of August, AID. 1877,
at l2 O'Clock m.
August 14-Ellen Jackson, colored, %
years, consumption, Warren county,
August IA Mrs.. Katherine Kelly, drop
sey, Vicksburg, 4th Ward.
August 15-ClAEa Donley, oolored,
year II months, diphtheria, Vicksburg, 4lk
Ward.
August l6-RobeatS D. Howe, 8 months,
taething and cholera, lntantum, VickS-
burg, 4 b Ward.
August iS-DinaA Norris, cOIosad. yer.
dict Of the Jury, ''cAme 70 her death from
neglect and want" ID Ward.
August 90-Eddey Thomas, colored, l
year 2 months, teethlng, Warren county
SYNOPsIs.-Two in Warren county; !
COrObeT's inquest; 8 in city proper total
six.
A true COPY: 10. ARNOLD, Sexton,
q. T. WOODBURY., u. D., Health oGcer.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
St, lOV|s uN School.
uW pEPARIMENI Of WASHINGTON uNVYtRSIn

Jaw DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL TERN or
this Law school will open on WE'D
NESDAY, October 10th, 1871. Full course,
two terms, elk months each. Students
admitted 70 the senior class, on examina-
ton, BY application on or before October
10th. Tuition $50 per term, including use
Of Library.
For particulars address,
q. n. STEWART, Dean OF Law Faculty,
2QS N. Third Street, st. Louis, No.
jyT-d-aod-sm.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
HazaO District ClaA Meeting
NOmLm@Gl0mss

The YazoO Beat Club No. 2 held q
called meeting at MalOy's Store on
the 22nd inst, Vice-President David
Stout in the Chair, G. W. Wick Secre-
tary. The following resolution, offer
eddy Chas. w. Wick, was adopted:
Resolved, That this Club endorses
the proceedings Of the Democratic
Executive Committee Of Warren Coun-
ty ct q meeting held in Vicksburg on
the 18th instant.
On motion the fOllowing-namGd per-
sons were nominated as candidates for
the offices of YazoO Beat, to.wit:
Supervisor-DaVid Stout.
Mechanically. L. Hammett, and
G. w. Wick.
Constables-W. W. Williamson and
Lum Jones.
Severa' candidates for State and
county Offices were present and address
ed the meeting. Adjourned.
CHAs. w. WICK, Sec'y.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

KKEP's Gus M Shirts made 70 Measure
Tue very best, . ior 81, delivered free eV-
eryWhere
ketY y EateLi Fatty made Dress Shirts,
rhe very best. b Tor 81, delivered free eV.
erywhere,
40 elegant sell Il Gold.plate Collar and
sleeve Buttons given with each hall
dozen keep'r Shirts.
Sau. pies and iul directions mailed free 70
aAy address.
Merchants supplied at = small commission
on cost.
Trade circulars mailed free on application,
Keep Manufacturing Co, lBI Mercer st.,
New York lebBd&wly
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

NATIVE PEARL VERsUs PORCELAIN.
Dentists ware is . poor substitute for
Eature'a. Let those who so believe,
use The SOZ0DONT, which, IL daily
applet, will prevent all necessity for
salse teeth by keeping the real ones
found and healthy. d&w
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24
TWentY.s Seven Yeara AGO.

H. X. SteS ems, Esq.: bear Slr-Tki5 Is 70 cor.
tiiy that mi daughter was taken sick when she
was three years old, and got 50 low that We were
obliged 70 keep her on a pillow. W!:hOu, moving,
to keep the lit.ie thing together. She was At"
tended by several ph; sicians - the regular Al.
tending one being Old fr. John Stevens. They
ell pronounced her case incutah.e. She lad
been sick about NNear, when helringO 81 the great
Blood Remedy, N:GiltNt, I commenced giving
her that, and continued Il regularly till sic was
about seven years Old, when le was pronounced
perfectly cured. Daring her sickness three
pieces Of bone we're taken from her right arm
above the elbow, one ~ them being very long.
Several small pieces were also taken FROM her
left leg. She Il nov tWeuiy-seyen years old, and
10 enjoying good health. aud has ever since she
was seven years old, with no signs Q! Scrofula
or any other blood disease. Her arm Is = little
crooked, but she ran use /; almost ~ well as the
other. Her legs are Of equal length, and she is
not In the leas; lame. Her ease was Scrofula,
Inherited In the blood. ami would recommend
all those having S~rrofula Hunvr or any other
blood disease, u they wish 70 have . perfect
cure, TO try VEGETINE, the reliable blood rem.
edy, which does not weaken the system like
many other preparations recommended, but, on
the contrary, II Il nourishing and Strengthening.
NV daughters case will fully testify this, for /
ueYeFSav nor heard Of q worse form Of ScrofulA,
HUI.DA SMITH,
10 Monument street, chariesioWn, Mas.
MRS. SARAH NJ. JONES,
60 Sullivan street, ChaTlestown. Mass.
April 10, 1870.
The above statement shows a perfect cure Of
HeF0fula In rs worst form, when pronounced
incuEable, Of q child four years oil age, twenty.
three years ago. The lady, nov twentyseyen
yeaFl old, enjoying perfect health.
VEGETIHB Il Sold BY al DruggiIn.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

IT has been repeatedly shown that
one gets better results from less than
two.thirds OF DoOLEYs YEAST Pow
than from full amount of any other
baking powder 10 the world. House.
keepers have found out this fact, and
the books Of grocers all through the
country prove this immense popular
preference absolutely.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-24

To ali who are suffering from the or.
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nerv-
Gus weakness, early decay, loss Ofman-
hood, ETC., | will send recipe that will
cure you, PREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by q Mission
AIRY in South America. Send q self
addressed envelope to the Rev. JosKPH
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