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New YORK Weekly: A boy in Gen.
Pleasonton's native village recently put
a tortoise-shell cat under a blue-glass
case, and in a few days he had a
three-quarter size royal Bengal tiger.
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Portable or COmpOsitiOn ROofngs.

There is probably no article of manufac-
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priced roofing, which can be readily ap-
piled without the aid of skilled labor, and in
no other direction has so great want been
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periments with felts, cements and other COM
positions have SO far been anything but sat
isfactory. Numerous so.called "cheap
roofngs" have been produced, advertised,
used and found worthless. In view of these
facts we are glad to be able to speak favor
| ably of an article which, from our own
knowledge and the testimony of some of the
most extensive and best known manufac-
turers and merchants in this country, has
proven reliable and economical substitute
! for the more expensive kinds of roofing.
We refer to FL. w. Johns Patent Asbestos
Roofing, the manufacturers of which make
no eXtravagant representations, but claim
it to be the only reliable portable roofing
in use, and from careful inquiry we believe
their claims are well founded. This roofing
is prepared ready for use, can be easily ap-
piled by unskilled workmen, is adapted for
steep or fiat roofs in all climates, and when
finished with the a0hate freproof coating
forms the Eghtest, handsOmest and coolest
roof in the world, costing about only half as
much as tin. Samples, illustrated catalogues
price lists, and any desired Information can
be obtained from H. w. Johns Manufac
turing Co., patentees and sole manufac
turers, 81 Maiden Lane, New York. This
company have recently completed new
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their prices to basis which place theil
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also manufacture liquid paints, all shades
which are guaranteed equal to any for genera
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| Ua hQ q
paint, an economical substitute for whit
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the protecuon of factories, bridges ant
other wooden structures against fire, is Us
valuable for the class of outbuildings
fences, ETC., which are usually allowed to z
unpainted. Roof paint, steam pipe an
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lioings, cements, etc., all of which can b
, relied upon as being in every respect as req
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samples of these articles and compare theI
with all others.
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BAD BREATH!

Nothing is unpleasant, nothing so common as
bad breath. and in nearly every it comes from
the stomach, and can be so easily corrected if you
will tase SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. Do not neg
lect so sure remedy for this repusive disorder. 1t
will also improve your appetite, Complexion and
General Health.
PILES.
Now many suffer torture day ter day, making
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owing the secret suffering from Piles Yet relief
is rea'y the ha nd of almost any who will
systematically the re 7aedy that has permanently
cured thousands. SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR is
No drastic violent purge, but gentle assistant to
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JAs RicNdliSs
SICK HEADACHE!

This distressing afflictien occurs most frequently
The dis turbance Of the stomach, arising from the
i'm fectly digest contents causes a severe pain
in the head, panied with disagreeab' nausea
and this constitutes what is popularity known as
Sick Headache; for the relief Of which, take SIM
MONS Liver REGULATOR or MEDICINE.
Manufactured only by
j. H. ZEILlN & CO.,
Philndelphia,
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r EXA S !!

TEX as LAND WARRANTS of 60 Acres
each, at 25 cents acre. locatable on any public
lands in the State of Texas. Selection be made
out of SO. .OOO, 900 acres An opportunity of
life time to good land cheap. Maps, Circu-
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dress, n. r.. WARWICK, General Emmigra.
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d" The Age OF Reason

SOME goou may be extracted from
every evil.
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Success Deserved.

Few men have the courage or nerve to
invest the princely sum of S50O,000 in fur
nishing hotel. Mr.. a. L. Powers, of the
Grand Central Hotel, Broadway, New York,
is one of that few. The hotel is the largest
and best conducted in the metropolis, and
the business shrewdness and foresight of
Mr.. Powers is evinced by reducing the prices
to So so and $500 per day, thus keeping
pace with the demands of the times, and
filling his house.
DR. WLHoFT's ANTI-PERIoDIC OR FEVER
AND AGUE HoNIC !-Wiihoft's Touic has es-
tabiished Itself as the real IN allible Chill
cure. 1t is unice-sally admitted to be the
only reliable and harmless Chill medicine
now in use. Its efficacy is confirmed by
eD0usands of certificates of the very best
people from all parts of the country. 1t
cures malarous diseases of every type,
from the shaking agues of the lakes and
valleys to the raging fevers of the torrid
| zone. Try it! 1t has never been known to
fail. G. R. FINLAY Co., Proprietors,
| New Orleans.
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Here lies poor johnson reader have care;
Tread lightly lest you rouse sles ping bear.
Religious, IL oral, generous, and humane
He was but sef-suficient, rude, and vain;
Ill bred and overbearing in dispute,
A scholar and Cnristiar, anu brute.
Would you know all his wisdom and his folly,
His actions, savings, mir h, and me me'ancholy,
Boswell and Thrale, retailers of his wit,
Will tell you how he wrote and talked an
md cpit
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Price 81. Sold by Ali Druggists.
La crónica., 1877-10-20
A NUESTROs sUscRIToREs.

Este mes hemos remitido a una
gran parte de nIestros suscritores
que adeudan a esta empresa una
nota dandoles sviso de clio y rogan-
doles que nos aViseD lie renovar su
suscricion pagando previamsnte Ell
importe. Esperamos la contesta-
cion de muchos cuyo silencio DO sa.
Demos a que atribuir. Como la reme-
ga de tales notitas a nuestros lectores
nos ocasiona algun trabajo, nos es
doblemente penoso que no surtan Ell
deseado efecto. Esperamos que to-
dos comprenderan la que te-
nemos para exijir debido eumpli-
miento de todos en- este respecto.
Por la administration.
CELLS TVARELA.
La crónica., 1877-10-20
TELECR M A S.
RESUMEN DE Los ULTIMOS
EsTADos UNIDos.

Nueva York, Oct. l7-Un despacho
especial de Washington al Times
lice que sc cree que la session sera
corta. En- dos semanas 8 POGO mas
Sc suspendera la session. Los demo-
cratas no tienen intencion de aten
der q otros negOeios que a los pro-
puestos por Ell Presidente en- su men,
safe.
Los republicanos no tienen temo-
res de desunion. Algunos polfticos
predicen la union de todos los ele-
mentos republicanos que es 10 unicO
que puede dar r~esuitados. al partido
ell futuras el~ecciones.
La votacion sobre admission de
actas y decision sobre los miembros
cuya election esta Ell disputa Sc
hara libre de toda Influenza lie BAR
lido dejando que cada Senador vote
I segun su parecer.
st. Louis, Oetubre l7.-Un despa-
cho de Mejico, Mo-, dice que James
Berry ell ladron del tren del ferro-
carril Pacffico murio allf hoy lie re-
sultas de las heridas que le cause ell
Sheriff GlassCock cuando1o arresto.
Coufes0 que habia ayudadn d robar
ell caro- express en- Big Springs V
dijo que Collins, que fue musrto en-
Kansas, habia fraguado ell plan.
Vallejo, Octubre law Vance
fue arrestado aver acusado de incen-
liar la poblscion de Vacaville. Sera
eXaminado manana ell Nacaville.
Vance tenia II botica en- Vaca-
Vile cerca de dOnde comenZ0 ell fue-
ga. La propiedad de Vance estaba
asegurada en- $4,000 Ell una compa-
MA y por 81. 500 en- otrs, siendo al
total mucho mas que Ell valOr lie la
propiedad.
San Francisco, Oct. 17.--El Post
dice que Ell passive de Cross Y Ga.
asciende a s. 5000 Y Sc cree u | "a
casa no podra reasumir los negocios.
Prescott, Oct. l7.-Geo. Wilson,
I'm bandidO de- Colorado V Robert
Fellows un ladron Y asesiuo de Te-
jas, tratarOn de hacer una irupciou
en- la ciudad. IL Sheriff Bowery
intent0 arrestarlos; pero para logra-
10 tuvO que matar d Fellows v HERR
q Wilson. Sc ofTecia IN premio de
s., 900 por ell arresto de Wilson.
Washington, Oct, 17.-En ell Sc
udQO 30 Ia lnlibQuCluO uu UGtL dElO-
riZando a los ciuiadanos de Colora-
do, Nevada y Territories para que
usen MADEIRA para uso de minas y
domesticOs.
En- la Camara de Representante
SO trat0 de la election de Pacheco V
despues de una ligera discussion en-
tire Garfield y Springer, sc adoptd
la mocion hscha por ell priGlero que
pidi0 one Sc lie concediera tomar
asiento al Sr. Paeheco prestando ell
debidO juramentO.< Sc hizo asi Y
deseandO Pacheco hacer una expli-
cacion al p~residente lie observe que
el asunto estaba conclude.
Washington, Oct. 1S.-Pacheco
atrajo considerable atencion~hoy y
fue admirable como ell hombre que
habia sidO elegi 10 por uu voto.
Entire los Senadores reina la ma
yor coDcOrdia y la polftica del Pre-
sldente encuentra general apOSo.
San Francisco, Oct. 1S.-Una mu-
jer de raZa espahola llamada Jesus
Canales muri0 hoy de ~resultas de
algunas navajadas que ella misma
Sc do Ell Lines. Hace algunos me-
ses perdto sus hijos y desde ent6n-
ces parecla muy ahigida, habiendo
intentadO suicidarse varias veces.
La crónica., 1877-10-20
Ell DISTHITO GARCIA MUCHA-
CHOS.

t. Z. Ogilley, agente del sindica.
do londonense due1o de las minas
Madre, Padre Y Cargo Muchacho,
trabaja activamente en- elias ahora.
Hasta aquf los resultados son muy
satisfactorios. Las minas estan 81.
tuadas q n distancia de 81 millas
del rio Colorado y en- IN distrito
completamente destituido de aqua,
a cosa de cinco millas de aquf Dor
dOnde pasa ell ferro-carril, en- ell
banco del rio, Sc ha escogido un lu-
gar para moline. Entire este lugar
y las minas hay IN canine natural
que no ofrece dificultades para la
construction de un ~ferro-carrll de
via estrecha. Hay proyecto de sa
car con bombas la aqua del rio v
conducirla en- tnbos q las minas es-
tableciendo ell moline en- elias; Sc
cree que es mas barato bombear la
aqua que acarrear Ia piedra, aun
pOr ferro cairil. A San Francisco
Sc han lievado grandes cantidades
de mineral: produce bien. Ell nue.
vo molino es de diez prensas con
poder para veinte. Sera transpor-
tado tan pronto como Sc determine
ell lugar adonde ha de ser colocado.
Ha facilitado mucho la exploitation
de las minas, su prOximidad al fer
ro.carril Sur de Pacffico; ! milla
En- las vecindades Sc explotan otras
minas. Il Yuma Sentinel.
La crónica., 1877-10-20
CONCILIO COMUN.
SESSION DEL JUEvEs Is DE OcrU-
.BRE DE 1877.

SESSION DEL JUEvEs is DE OcrU.
.BRE DE 1877.
Sc haliaron %preseptes los Sres,
Green, COhn, Hurts, Waldron,
Thompson, Potts, Workman Lea
by. Eel Mayor MacDougaIl ocupt
la presidential.
Be lego y aprob6 Ell acto de Ia &C.
sion anterior.
El JUez de la Ciudad diio que ha-
bla cobrado 500 por multas desde su
dltimo informe.
El Collector GARLIC dijo que habia
Colorado SO, LIS 81 por CONTRADICTIONS
lie la ciudad.
La Junta de Obras Publicas reco-
mendo que Ell Agrimensor de la ciu-
dad estableciera ell nivel de Ia Gale
Orange. Sc Orden0 asf.
Sc RETRO a la Comision de Aqua
una peticIon de L. WolfskilI, Sire
litz, Will D.. Gould, G. II. Dnns-
moor y otr0s Residences y propieta-
rios de la calle Hill que desean Tue
la Companfa del Aqua de la Ciudad
ponga tuberfa Ell aguella seccion de
la ciudad.
Ell Obispo Mora inform6 al Con-
clio que habia remitido al Obispn
Amat, que sc halla Ell San Francis
co enfermo, la publication del Con.
clio para que sc retire ell cerco en-
frente da la Vieja Iglesia Catolica.
Sc leyeron los contracts entire la
ciudad y los varios contratistas
obras para Ell fomento del aqua de
riego.
Previa mocion Sc lie autoriz0 al
Mayor para que frmara los CONTRA
tos y aprobara las tianzas.
Sc paso peticion del Sr. Cohn
para que los contratistas de los lie.
p0sitos de aqua avisaran a la ciu-
dad cuando estubieren listos para la
obra.
Sc orden0 que Sc ~rellenara ell lu-
gar adonde hay un charco hediondo
y mai sano en- la caiIe Segunda.
La crónica., 1877-10-20

industriales de la ArgeIia. La par
tie principal de este palacio quedara
concluida para ell Is de Octu
bre proximo. Ell arquitecto ha to-
mado de modelos para este palacio
varios especimens de arquitectura
morisca que ha encontrado Ell Es-
pafa Y en- Angel. Hay sobre TODD
una gran imitscion de la mezauita
de ElemeeD.
La puerta principal teadr6 cua-
tro metros de aIchura. FL
que superior sera de porcelana y de
ladrillos 6valos y barnizados: los
aleros y una parte de las paroles
estaran 10 mismo. Esta puerta
comunicara con nm gran vestfvulo
al que seguira una safa admirable
mente decorada Y que dara sobre ell
iardin interior.
A la derecha e ~izquierda de la
puerta principal, habra dos puerto
citas que comuuicaran con la adj
ministracion del palacio. A la de
recha habra un magnfhco minarete
miranda hacia 81 oriente como to-
da las meZquitas moras.
A cada angulo del paIacio, ex-
cspto ell que ocupa Ell minarete, habra
una TORE muy caracterfstica Es-
tas torres seran ell complemento del
edi6cio, y les daran al mismo ITEM
pc IN caracter muy monumental.
Ell Comisario General de la Ex-
p~osicion Universal diriji6 ha POGO
una circular q los representatives de
las potencias eXtrangeras para in
formarles que 10 mas principal del
Palacio del Campo de Marie que
daria conclude para ell - de Sc
tiembre y que Ell esa fecha los ar
q~uitectos y los ingenieros podrian
empezar las obras De installation en-
ell lugar que les ha sido asignado.
La mayor parte de las nacio-
mes extrangeras contestaron
que en- csc dia prineipiaran dicha
installation. La Inglaterra ha side
la primera Y despues de ella la Sue
cha, Noruega, Dinamarca, Belgica
etc etc
Ell pabellon persa que sc encuen
ira en- Ell cerro del Trocadero esta
va casi conclude, gracias a la coo.
peracion de los operarios naciona,
les que ocupan ell mismo andamic
que los albahiles ~franceses.
Esta construction que es suma.
meute p~intoresca, sera IN objeto dc
la mayor curiosidad.
Concluyamos con una buena no.
ticia. Las eomplicaciones de Ia
guerra de Orlente no impediran
los beligerantes tOmar parte en- Ia
Exposition. La Russia, sobre TODD
Sc prepare de una manera extraor.
dinaria. Su representative, Ell Sr
Bonstowski, lego q Paris q fines dc
Agosto para ponerse de acuerdo col
ell Comisario General frances sobre
las obras de installation. Con 81 vi.
no ell arquitecto russo.
z. LALOUBERF.
La crónica., 1877-10-20
La ELECCION DE E

La election pas6 ell Microbes tran
quiIamente, sin agItacion de ningu.
ma especie, segun opinion general
por que no habia dinero en- ella, 10
cual va que no otra cosa es un bello
cumplimiento a nuestra poblacion.
FL ndmero total de votos deposi
tados en- las urnas en- la ciudad fue
l,456, o sea POGO mas de la mitad de
Ia votacion del pasado Setiembre.
FL voto de Ia ciudad es ell siguiente:
JUEZ DE CONDAD0.
La crónica., 1877-10-20

Un corresponsal de Pera dice que
Osman Pasha tiene bastimeDto pa
ra 80 dias y Sc tiene complete con-
fianza en- su habilidad para mantle
ner su p~osiciou. Osman no sc pue
dede mover Y la responsabilidad
recae soble Sulieman.
Noticias de Shumla dan q enten-
der que los tureos y rusos daran una
batalla Sin dilacion.
La crónica., 1877-10-20

Chung, un chino, que ha estado
empleado por los Sres. Wilson v
Shorb en- Ia Mission en- diferentes
ocasiones durante los ultimos cinco
9 seis ahos fue ocupado este aho,
junto con otros, para la pisca de iva.
Sus servicios ascendieron a la snma
de S151. Para este ell Sr. Wilson lie
do una 0rden contra Ell Banco Far
mers V Merchants por Sl3l. Des-
cubierto ell error de $40 pesos que Sc
habia cometido Ell mi-mo Sr. Wilson
escribi0 al dorso de Ia letra: ''esta
0rden ha sido aumentada q $15l."
Ell chino Gambia ell primer nu,nero
G bizo cue la suma leyera 1851.
Cobr0 esta cantidad y ahora sc ig-
nora su paraderO.
La crónica., 1877-10-20

Ell Professor Guierrer, up profe.
ser de mnsica de alguna celebridad,
ha hecho una proposition d la Jun
ia de Educacion, la cual, segun pa
rece, ha sido aceptada, segun la
cual tormnFa una clase de 81 mucha.
chos para Ell abjeto de enseharles a
tocar Instruments de vientc. Les
dara Lection de 4 a 6 de cada tarde,
durante seis meses, en- cuyo tempo
seran verdaderos m6sicos v cobrara
So al mes por cada d~iscfpuio. Esta.
mos invitados por Ell para esta no.
che en- la que nos hafa yer los ade-
lantos que han heeho en- muy POGO
ocho discfpulos que tieHe.
La crónica., 1877-10-20
HAYTI

Nueva York, Octubre 17.-Noti-
cias de Santo Domingo fechadas ell
dia 3 del actual dicen que la revoIu-
cion contra la administration de
BaeZ esta en- toda su fuerza. Puerto
Plata estaba oeupado por los revo-
dictionaries, y Sc esperaba que Ell
fuerte sc rindiera por momentos.
La crónica., 1877-10-20

Las anterIOreS clfras dan IN to,
tai, en- numeros redondos, de S.127,.
900, 10 cual no abraza niia mitad
de la poblacion espafola; figurando
en- la otra mitad los ancianos,
las mujeres y los nihos y ni1as de
pocos amos, que no estan includes
en- ninguna profession.
Segun 81 desprende del anterior
cuadro estadfstico, apenas ilegan q
suatro millones los que cultivan ell
trabajo dtil, este es ; las Glen
cias. la agriculture, las Industries y
las artes verdaderamente progresi-
vas y de reconocida convenience 9
necesidad social.
Los demas habitantes, o sean mas
de las tres cuartas parties, va por
sus edades, por sus achaques, por su
posicion 8 riquezas, etc., no son
productores Las Nouedades.
La crónica., 1877-10-20
TRASLADO.

La Oicina de LA CR6NICA sc ha
trasladado de los cuartos que ocn-
paba en- ell Temple Block q las Sa'
las Nos. 2y en- Ell Downey Block.
Entrada proxima a la esquina de
In calle Temple del Ediicio.
La crónica., 1877-10-20
La POBLACION DE ESPANA
Y SUS PROFESIONEs.

De unos datos estadfsticos estrac-
bamos los siguientes, respectos & la
Classification de los habitantes de
Espaha, por razon de sus profesi0-
npa V Oficios.
La crónica., 1877-10-20
S 49, 8
CIR Mp

Teine oil honor de d Sis
amigos al p0blico en- general que ma
Oomprado la panaderfa de Mr.. JOHN
RUMP, cerca de la Islesia Catolica, es-
quina de las GALES Marchesseault y Maln'
ada malana Sc hallafa Ell So est"-
blecimiento de venta: al Fresco, Tortas'
tasteles de todas classes, ETC., etc. Sc aleh-
deran Embellishments tcdas las oraen'
que esten en- al lfpea IF negocios.
La crónica., 1877-10-20
Exposition Universal de 1878.
SUSfARIO

Actividad desplegads en- estos ditinos
dias.-El Trocadero. -El gran paoe-
lion central y Ia sala de coDeiertos.-
Idea general de los mateTiales empiea-
dos.-Diversas noticias. Los EXPOSE
torres hungaros Ell palacio argelino.-
Circular del Comisario General q las
~potencias extrangeras, Ell pabe!lon
persia La Russia en- la Exposition.
La crónica., 1877-10-20

mo hsmos recibido recuento.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-03-21

VI ~ 1 tsb.AAC3 MAY
The returning board made len gthy
report as to the officers elected at the
recent city election, which is already
too sufficiently well known to need
any repetition here.
The bills of the judges and clerks
of election were allowed, $500 each.
The following resolutions were
read by the clerk, ordered placed on
file and made part Of the minutes !:
WHEREAS, His Honor, o. d. lis
dale, has presided as Mayor Of the
city of Ottumwa, for the past year,
during which time important ques-
tons involving the moral, financial
judicial and political interest of our
city, and
WHEREAS, In all cases he has prov.
en- himself tho christian scholar,
judge and true politician, ever tenn
pcring justice with mercy and sympa
thizing with the unfortunate. i'm every
relation of life,
Therefore be 1t Resoiccd, That this
council individually and collectively,
express their thanks to his Honor,
o. d. Tisdalc, for his prompt atten-
dance, general courtesy, unpartizan
decisions and noble generosity OF
principle, to all its members.
/ And be it further RESOLVED, That
we extend to him our warmest and
kindcst feelings for his future vel.
fare, hoping that he may live long
with us to enjoy the brightest future
of the city he has presided over az
Mayor.
| RESOLVED, That these resolutions
and preamble be and are made q par
of the minutes of this meeting and
tho clerk furnish copy of the same
to his Honor, o. ID. Tisdalc.
The Mayor evidently was taken b,
surprise, but in few we'll chosen re
marks, feclingly alluded to the &C
ton of tho council during tho las
year, which he said had always beef
, characterized by the utmost goo,
J feeling, said that he had assumed tn
) chair somewhat unacquainted wit
; the duties that were to devolvc upo
= him, but that if aught had been sal
\ or done that grated harshly upo
8 the ear, he hoped the council woul
l attribute ii to an error of the head
0 not of the heart. He again thanke
8 the council for this expression Q
: their good will and declared tn
z lcouncil adjourned siae die.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-03-21
Bad for Billy Moore.

Billy Moore, living about twelve
miles south of Ottumwa, was in the
city yesterday and got over full of
bug juice. On his way home he fell
out of his wagon, near Melcher's pot
terry at Port Richmond and two
wheels ran over his head and face.
Consequently he lost bis whole up
per lip, part of his nose, and a strip
two inches long from the side and
end Of his tongue, and the lower lip
and chin are torn loose from his jaw.
We get this information from his
attendant physician, DR.. Lathrop
who thinks his recovery possible, but
that i'm that event he will hereafter be
a first class travelling temperance lee.
| ture.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-03-21
Why Advertise.

why AdveFtlSes
People sometimes ask why does DIR.
r. V. Pierce of Baffalo, N. Y, spend
so much money in advertising his
family medicines, which are SO we'll
known and surpass all other remedies
in popularity and sale. 1t is well
known that A. +. Stewart considered
it policy, and undoubtedly 1t paid
him, to spend many hundred thou
sand dollars in advertising his goods,
yet nobody questioned the excellence
of his merchandise. The grand secret
Of success lies in offering only goods
which possess merit to sustain them
selves, and then through liberal and
persistent advertising making the peo-
pie thoroughly acquainted with their
good qualities. Men do not succeed
in amassing great fortunes, ests blish-
ing thriving and permanent business,
and founding substantial institutions
like DIR. Pierce's Grand Invalids' Ho-
tel at Buffalo, which costs over two
hundred thousand dollars, unless their
business DO legitimate, their goods
meritorious, and their services which
they render the people genuine and
valuable. DR.. Pierce does not attempt
to humbug YOU by telling You that
his Golden Medical Discovery will
cure all diseases. He says, "if your
lungs are half " TASTED by consumption,
my Discovery will not cure you, yet
10 . remedy fer severe coughs, and all
durable bronchial, throat, and lung at.
fections, l believe tito be unsurpassed
AZ . remedy" The people have conf.
dence in his medicines because he
does not over-recommend them, and
when tried they give satisfaction. His
Medical Adviser, book Of over nine
hundred pages, illustrated by over
two hundred and eighty-two cngra'
wings and bound in cloth and gilt
10 offered to the people at SO moderate
prizes (sl 80, post-paid), that II is nc
wonder that almost one hundred thou
sand have already been cold. Hi
memorandum books are on every
druggists counter for FREQ distribu
lion.