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The Morning herald., 1877-11-08
uncomBUSTIBLE PAPER.

Two Spanish gentlemen Of Salamanca
Inv. lust obtained patent in Spain '"r
making writing paper inoombustible. A
number Of experiments have been maee
with the process, and the results are said 70
have been very satisfactory. The paper
will not bum, no matter what may be tie
intensity Of the heat applied. A single
sheet submitted to the direct action OF q
aame will carbonize, but does not take fire.
If roll of prepared paper is placed % in the
hottest fire the outside leaves will caroonize
and the edges for short depth, but the IN
terror remains unaltered, the writing OF
printing being perfectly legible. Papers
already written or printed upon may under
90 the process without injury ...
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08
ANCH0RING A HORSE.

They tell good story on an old mariner
Who keeps q little hotel down here, writes a
correspondent from Coney Island. His
wife was very anxious to have horse. an
animal in which tho old gentleman took
but little stock, and the old lady finally won
her point and got her horse. The steed
was of an erratic and playful disposition,
and used, on the least provocation, to tear
madly along the beach. and succeeded In
spilling the old lady out several times. At
last the captain, who had never driven the
beast, volunteered to break him Of his
vicious habit, so getting another old salt to
assist him, he procured kedge anchor
with q stout line attached. Fastening the
end Of the line around the axle, and put
ting the anchor In the wagon, the fery un.
tanned was hitehsd up, and the two old
gents started out for drive along the
shore. Soon the viZacious charger espied
something which gave him an excuse TO ruu
away, and immediately dashed on with
frightful velocity. The captain dropped
the reins and summoned all hands to 'le
90 the anchor" The anchor was let 60
and caught firmly in the sand Tho un'
suspecting quadruped pranced joyful!
along until he got to the end of the rope
and then he paused.paused 50 suddenl!
+, that the wagon was demolished and the tw'
old gentlemen shot up into the air like
couple Of sky-rockets, coming down in
fearfully dilapidated condition. The cap
tain afterward said that he knew it woul
break the horse, but he didn't suppose
was going to break him.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08
FEMALE sWINDLERS.

They are generally irresistible to the
sterner sex; they travel on their winning
wsys," and get into the landlord before he
knows il, and whom they are Justly pun
ished, which is very seldom, fall back on
the plea that their 'tse1 protects them. "
Not long since lady was driven in . hack
up the ladies' entrance Of one Of our leading
hotels, and was escorted to the ladies' par
lm. She was dressed In the height ef
lasaion, but very phinly, and seemed to be
= quiet, unpsetsading Lady. The only artl'
ole Of baggage she had with her was
small box, neatly wrapped up in a MANILA
paper, with a shawl-strap attached by
means of which 1t was carried. This she
seemed to handle with great care, and re.
ouested that it be placed in the private
vault of the house and receipt given fo'
the same. She was bewitching blonde
with smile sweet enough to melt the hear
of shylook. She entranoed all tn
boarders; spent pleasant week; and on
bright morning started out to do q hta'
shopping" and for all that her friends u
fhs house know is still shopping. Ate
an absence Of two OF three days the pro
pristov' saspieions wese - Last aroused
and opening the Aforesaid small box whle
1hv N. vax wss Theoretically sealed wit
redsealing-waz, they found four bricks 9
the host Milwaukee manufacture.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08
ROW EGGS ARE PRESERvED II 4
.,..,u, NEW PROCESS. *''s' ="

The egg traffic Of this country has risen
to an Importance which few comprshend.
The aggregate transactions in New Yortcity
alone must amount to fully $s,00O,0O0 psr
annum, and in the United States to Sfs,-
100000. The perishable nature Of eges ha"
naturally detracted from their valuee. = .
standard article Of Diet The peculiar g.
cellence Of eggs depends on their freshness'
But lately the process Of crystallizins mas
been resorted to, and by this process tas
natural egg is converted into vitrsous sso'
stance Of. delicate amber tint, In which
form it Is reduced seven-sishths in bulk
compared with barrel eggs, and retains II.
properties for years unimpaired In any
climate In this form eggs may be trans
ported without injury, either to the Equator
or the Poles, and at any time can b 70
stored to their original condition BY simply
adding the water which has been arssdcia''y
taken away. The chief egg dedooating
companies are in St. Louis and New Yssk h,
+, No salts or other extraneous matters sfs M
troduced in the process of crystallizing, the
product being simply consolidated mixture
of the yolk and albumen. lmnsnse aGsaa;; gsa;
titles Of eggs are preserved in the spriag 9, =
the year by lining. Thus treated they e e
good for every purpose except boiling. \
il common fraud for some dealers'to palm
off eggs SO treated as fresh; so that ihposi
ton is easily practiced. In the desiccatanl
process, however, the difference become 4
apparent, as from four to five more '1iu,s'
eggs are required to make a pound OF egg
crystallized than when fresh are used AM
epes in the least tainted willnot crystalline
sll.-Ihc Sanitarian. e,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08

The philanthropist in New Haven, Conn.,
who has for five years supplied the post
office in that city with stamps to forward
unpaid letters, has been notified blythe Post
Office Department that hereafter oil letters
dropned into tts Office without stamps must
be forwarded to the dead letter office. In
these five years he has sent 16,e27 letters
at an expense of $4O6. From persons bene'
ated he has received 1922, besides some
thanks and few handsome presents.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08
NIGHT sIGNALJNG AT 1EA.

Some experiments with Silber lights Tor
naval purposes have recently been con-
Quoted on board one Of the ships Of the
Channel feet, (her Majesty's ship Black
Prince, } with che result that the Admiralty
has directed light Of the same description
to be supplied also to the Mnotaur and tho
maexible. In order that the experiments
NAV be oonMnued on more extended
scale. The chief object Of the experiments
has been to obtain more efectual lights for
night signaling by flashes from the mast
head and Mr.. -Silber has succeeded in con-
structing an argand lantern tor TINS
purpose which burns colza-oil without
chimney, is impervious to wind and weather,
burns for 1s hours without trimming and
without important diminution of light, and
which, with the aid of q reflector and a cut
glass lens, is visible In clear weather for
eight or 10 miles. Port and starooaro
lanterns on similar principles have also
been supplied together with modified forms
of the same lamp for lighting side passages
engine guagss, and other parts OF ships.
In these modified forms chinnneys are used
for the sake Of economy of construction,
but tho chimneys are Of such shape, and
40 secured in metal collars, that they are
not likely to be broken by any ordinary use
or handling, The same results which have
heen obtained with oolza-oil can also b
obtained with petroleum; but this is objeo
tionable ON shipboard, on account OF III
tendencv to saturate woodwork by spilline
and leakage, and thus to make ready tn
wav for accidental frss For railway sta
tions, however, for railway signal lamps
and for all domestic purposes, petroleum Il
perfectly applicable, and its comparatlvel!
small cost renders it advantageous. Mr
silber has applied the construction whlc'
prevents his masthead lights from benz
, affected either by wind or oscillation u
t petroleum lamps for household purposes
either for carrying in draughty passages 0
for use with open windows or on lawns o
a ,ordens. The burners of these lamps hav
n also been in many respects improved an
8 simplihed.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08

skipper, who moment petore was donng
in the stern, made frantic leap in the air.
and failing to stop his line from runni ag
rapidly overheard, called Justify for help.
Three Of us laid hold with him, and slowly
hand over hand, hauled in. Now we could
see the sharks white belly flashing as, ne
turned on his side, involuntary ascent, and
then with gurgling roar he broke water
close to us. Now he would attack the boat,
his jaws swapping together like bear traps,
and leaving numberless teeth sticking IN her
sides then he would roll himself over and
over, biting savageiy at the iron chain, but
soon We hauled him clos" aboard, when our
pilot, by repeated blows with club, soon
laid him stiff alongside.
Shark fishing cannot he called sport; /;
butchery Il q more proper name to apply.
Sword fishing is dangerous, and consequent
u exciting. Shark fishing lacks one iota Of
danger, and the putting forth Of sufficient
strength to haul one to the surface, and then
| to best his head to . jolly, can hardly be
exciting. The sand shark is most frequent
" taken here, although the blue dog OF
man-eater, shouel-noss, hammerhead, and
river shark are also sometimes caught The
fishermen try the oil from their ivers by
letting them stand in the sun; sell the jaw
to visitors and the bodies to farmers to-
manure. forgot to mention the doghsh
another of the family, although much in
ferior in size to the others, rarely exceeding
three feet in length. They are caught TO
their oil, and the ivers are also "sun-tried.
They are fierce biters, two men often takln
nearly thousand per day. A hook with
out a barb is used, as they are ugly custom
ers to handle, being armed with sp'k
near the tail, which they do not hesitate
strike into any one foolish enough to hand
them. .-Forcst and Stream. .....
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08

A sharp Yankee skipper, whose ship was
infested with rats, once hit on cute dooge
of getting rid of them. He hauled his craft
alongside a British vessel loaded with cheese
and caused the plank connecting the two to
be we'll smeared with red herrings; the con-
sequence was that the rats migrated IA
body. attracted by the herrings ano
cheese. ~" .'HF
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08
r.aE MOONS oE MARS Arfacl'
PATEDs =.

There ere two curious anticpasons Of
the late discovery. One Is well known--
swifts account (probably corrected n this
place by Arbuthnot, for Swift was no ar'th-
metic;an) of the discoveries made by tho.
ranutsn astronomers. 'They have Ike
wise discovered two LESSER stars, he ays
..or satellites, which revolvs about Mari,
whereof the innermost is distant from the
centre Of the primary planet exactly three
of his diametres, and the outermost nve;
the former revolves in the space OF 10
hours, and the latter in %, so that the
squares of their periodical times are very
nearly in the same proportion with the cubes
Of their distances from the centre OF Mars,
which evidently shows them to be governed
bv the same laws of gravitation that lnflu'
ences the other heavenly bodies" The
other is from voltair's Micronegas Historic
Phaosophique The sirian giant, with .
saturnian friend, visited the neighborheod
of Mars: els cotoyerent Ia planete de
Mars oui, CONNIE on sait est cinq fois pluf
petite que notre petit globe; lis virent deu'
lunes qui servent oette rlanete, ct qui on'
ecbappe aux regards de nos ASTRONOMERS
Je sails bien que le pere Castel eozsra, o
meme assez plaisammsut contre fe1isteno'
de ces deux lunes, nlais je m'men rapport
a csur qui raispnnent par analosie. oe
bons philosophes-ls sevsnt oombiea il seraa
diAicile que Mars, qui est 81 loin du sols'l
se psssst moins de deux lunes." Beyon
al dm,bt both these pleasantries had the'
eripin in the idea thrown out By 1splsf :
. 1910. when Calico announced 70 him u
discovery Of tho four moons OF 'up'ses'-
The CornhiA Magazi''e.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08

CEMENT UPON Iron OR sroNE.--A cement
made of elyoerine and litharge hardens rap
;d,v and makes durable cement upon iron
or stone. Il is insoluble aud is not "'ta0ke'
by acids ... ~>
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08
MEDICAL.
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.E'llJeas9sAMx. ~
IL i .E|:,xx&aa,tNHe
8 ss:;'s;s;sKeHAets g

Dr i svEG..r. - co sssd. copsSnsvased, Root
: ana HsrbaI JStce; Anti-u:lious
Crauulss. fNE "LEFTLD GIANT"
aCATaA.RT1C', o. o"r.l1HN H-N'tr1np s1p In rar'o
Mn~,, ~. novelty o, modern n Msa,e.t cssmie.s and
Pharmaceutical Scicnce. No tsS Oh any lonEes
taking the large, repulsiye, and naIseous Pilis,
conp6s1d Of fShSsp crude ard bulky ioEredi:;
ssS.s :es.s V A 'ss's &. ss1c and
ctNsf medicinal peopsrfiss from the most vnlu.
Able Able roots sad herbs, and conesntrate them into
minute 9r.nul:' ss:rssiy re- S l.SkSr r.t,io1.d ehn.
,s1 ssass Z ~ Sasei ssssass s1sS.sls snd q:
y ne:s sSf nv y q %ISs sSe
thclr Wonderful oathartic power, q !noonpasison
spt t. harm 9, +: d5;:o = sac.ns ia
elects bt.uch = not q ~ tas casS the ne ers
om COMPOSED being 70 hsfmoniied and nodded,
one hy The Others, - to produce q most
sesrchinC and thS;ro1sh:. ~ yet s..|s. gently
and kindly OPeratinas caanaluc'
$500 Reward hereby onsrsS sS.%,ai 1y tae pSo pso.
upon analysis, win ind in them any caiomel or
other forms Of mercury, mineral poison or IN
furious drug.
Bcing entirely vegetable, no particular
care is required while using them, They oPeI-
ATE without disturbance 10 the constitution, diet'
or occupation. For ryAundtce Heso1Cnos
ConstipatiOn, Impure Bio0o, .h.a
In the Shoulders, T4ghtness o! Sn0
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructati0slo
fro in the Nt0mhchs Bed taste IN tno
| mouth, bilious attacks Pain IN re.
| zion 81 Kidneys, lntornal kovers
hioated feciin9 sbout ste ui &C h, ,Rush
81 6loeA g NHs+&, H s+,&, AEh-SGP AE :sPoo%1 Ga"re9
AZ gPPufastf7e Psiiets,l In explanation, Of
rsnsda poxss. q az rsfuvS WISH % ss1
shst yieif acticn upon She an. . a.
j economy 10 1ntveteAls nSka ,anS M III. =.
tissue OscaPinV their cahaIiv0 ~ "a
press. Age does rs impair tne ptoReSS', ssS IN.
CIosed ia ais1 bottlia, their virtues being mere
by preserved min fer any lengan o' t.s.k tk
n Any climate, % ust tney ~ Nwayts .h"ss
And reaiabl0. EhlA dsl not the 0ese WV oooS ~
pllls which are put NJ y cesAp woocSn, M az. =.
pastehoard boxes. RecoHecs t1ss tol sn W =.
ssses whore . Laxative Aleeras.iypcss, pes,st, y,
SnrsstlVo, u lBdioakedy nsse ntue % hsnI~ MS1
xh Ave ~ aoss SsElssah iAsaeN1' s!N' 00o !" ~ w.
rssy are soi4 y III Drasgists q
| IS esats . bossls. p" .''
nv. FIERCE T. D., rsop's
| Ga ra~ai9z BuRALo IT.
II
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08
D.. PieIce's Favorite Prescription

Vii lOlOV . UVViSAO' sVSS''r"
Tho .srm, however, y sut feeble sxpI1es.ion ..on
Of nv high A3preciatioh d ~ value, ba.sd "a upon P
nv 0wn personal observation. A o!1so 90
server have, while witnessing 10 posiuvo r.
svlw % IN tho few spseisl diseases Incident 70 Tho
ssnsrsta orsnnIsni 81 woman, singled It out %
nc cIinta1 or sroWMing gen Of III
medical career; Gn nns1iv its Ms', b. S,s cisss
Of diseases, and one that viii, M oil times M ana and
unSsr ali clrcamstanees, act kindly and In ha,.
aaouy with the lave which govern mo .o%sls y.
,y.E r. Nv xss ss. more %ors ny y osSsdsn; 20
fhst d win not diSsppoint ne most sangumSs
sspssiAilsms q sihk tatstS ndy weo ,srS ssss y
GUARANTEE.. II . beneficial onect - @ nos
sxHerienccd by tie time two thirds Of he con.
tons Of ths bottle are used, w5 on sosaiG 2,
the bottle two-thrds Of ne Mea's1 snd ths case
| lsaine one tor which recommena IT, PrompSy
| refuSd the money paid for II, Had l n1t INC NC
most pcrfeet confidence In its virtues, oouia nos
onSr as % under these n! conGions J1 sn thou
aaSnds of Gases, I feel warrante0 en0
~orSectly safe In risking both my
reputation and my money ON -"
merits.
The following are among those n'i"" aseSso' bnl AZ
worked cures, as II by magic, and WIN Eee
tsnty never before attained by any meeaGnsU atn,e
| I,eucorrhna, Excessive Flowing, a.,u NJ
Monthly Periods, Suppression wheh ph TON P,n IN
natural causes, Irregularities, Weak BACK, Irol
inDsus. Or falling Of the Uterus, Antevsrsion an'
Rctroverson, Bearing Down Sensations. lhses ne.
nal Heat Nervous Depression. neoil'Fi roniS
Dond dcncy, Threatened Misoarriage, Chton, ~ ~
Ian aestion, Inflammation and Ulceratlon OF ~
ijterus, Ifnp potency, Barrenness, or Sterh!iy, =
male weakness, and very many otner chioas ro
ldiseases Incident 70 woman not mennon1o !, noi,
iIS ali aGectioAs of this nature, my IAyorl. y.
IPresa1npobn works cures-t1R mervo1
1tho WCrid. This medicine ~ not exto! ~
cWre-all, but It admirably fulai's -. slm nHrts
neSs cS puRVosoa being n most pSr.v 40
sDocinc In aA chronic diseases o. tne sc1us. sy
IAN 81 wotnaR twill not dsappoint no1 v
It do harm, In any state or condition.
: 1ho.e vho dosdro further information n
ItkesS subjects cSn .obain II In THE Pserka
ICoNnoE BENsK AED1oAL ADvis1A %
LII evcr 30 pages, sent Pest-Isaa, On I. rcoc.
II 1i.n II IeAis uin9tey OF tnoSs oiS.sss
pecuiiar v FspAss, and E.ves maoa r@ W 49,
sdvies N rssssd 70 - nsaaasemens Oh soe
rXyoRrF1 RARoCDHTloN sOI
~ All DRv00lsT1
| R.L PIERCE, l. D., holf,
"} 0l BUFFALO, N.
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The Morning herald., 1877-11-08

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;tats Steamship Cos Steamers
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srAr,E Of PENNSYLVANIA ''.'.-'
STATE OF v1Ra1NrA.
STATE OF ALABAMA
STATE OF LOUISIANA. ...
STATE OF NEVADA. .I
.. STATE OF INDIANA
STATE OF GEORGIA.
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(New York 4 Belfast,
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WOMAN.

Bv an immense practice, extending through
Deriod Of years. having within that time treatea
hany thousand cases 81 those di,eases peculiar
b woman, have been enabled TO Perieot .,s .
most potent and agreeable medicine that meets '.
the Indications presented BY that class OF on-
eases with positive certainty and exactness'
To designate this natural specific compound.
I have named It
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08

uon 10 nuMau A1e Ia o"oo VI 'o ~
fire.
The distance OF the earth from the sun,
as given by the reduction of the contact
observations of the transit of Venus by the
British expeditions, is 93, 300, 600 miles. Inc
Photographic observations are yet to Dc
discussed; but this result is somewhat
larger than was expected.
The longest bridge in the world is over
River Tay, on the line Of the North British
Railway. It is 10, 142 feet long, and has
just been completed at an expense OF 49,
25o,ooo. There are sb spans. The oele-
brated bridge at Montreal is 6,S94, or, with
approaches, 9, 1874 feet
An old.fashioned Indian marriage among
Lummi Indians In Oregon was consum'
mated recently. The young man gave sne
maiden's parents four canoes, $3.50 IN
money, rifle, two shot guns, and othe'
implements of war. These are all to be re-
turned to him when he satisfies the parents
that he is worthy of their daughter.
After 800 years of absence, shoals of her
ring appeared this year on the coast o
Denmark. The fish was for many cen
turies the chief source of revenue OF tn
country, and the Danes naturally hope tina
it NAV not soon again disappear, as
did suddenly one autumn over 3Oo year
ago.
The daily newspapers in Deadwood Of
not ,nnch larger than q sheet Of foolscaE
and are delivered for $lS year. Ever
subscriber is required, as announced IN u %
prospectus, to down With The dust
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
itatb ntrn,

WANTED .Ggnioowunun. yr>' - Aa'I
w A.J,',. 1inEFr eruLrr.i, ~ N"s.'
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ALI. DISEASES 81 m.n ,rlmnnl ,,iiiul trcnt
~ m.n tA ,mrmlN. J. lNr{i -, u y l. L.,,t ati i
u'nr Hroadwiy, NoW iV.A OhlcV hUur, ~ vi =, iiI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
Wlantto-- females.

VIyANTED-Cirs who have had cxpcric In lap
w ping and putting up SKIRT brnids Apply At 800 lst
av, between 10Th aud Both SIS. n Y. Plush and Braid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21

MUSIC by BrRSsrETS's ORCHESTRA AND ORA.
fuLLAs AND DowNISu's BANDS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21

" r"nwi,in' rlesu Nfiurr, dVii,rrd at * am 3
hu~'un Auil"nl, "" Anr.. 0u the ru~. Ani cuiH oil
premature d"eHnr. sN"Nlht tnlisputthA hu, los, rlth
map u rshNh hhor'lins oirur =, nnp,i, ul the ,n-l
ln'hlN ~ mArllsu Ahi the tnHtn. nj N M'rNou, ana
pl seal dcblty, II ins ilr result - Nolr. rNpVri
.rlc Pilce ~ cents Address tho author Dr l. :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21

Timothy sullivan was attacked 10y bul and
ditd ,s-t, -lHN.
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INMtN LINEN AlL STEAMERS
FOR U EENsruNN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or RICHMOND ...... SATURDAY., March g. 1t 4 "
CITY ot hhl Els. SATURDAY, MARCH II. ats - "
CITY OF BERLIN ........ saturday. March - at T. "
From Pier -. Nurth rivrr
CABIN, sslnnl SOD gold EaiuIn tckets on favorable
terms. HIAfRA H. IS currency Draws lowest RAJ
saloeils. sate Rooms siuoAin. ami BaA Room. aA.L
ships
JOIN o DALE. Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21

SUPPER FURNISHED BY EXPERIENCED CATER
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-01
Another Jail Escape,

Midday Saturday negro man named
John Smith, charged with stealing some
clothing, and white man named John
Gibson, charged with horse STEALING,
made their escape from the county Jail,
through the hole made in the wall By
the three men who broke out some time
since. We have a beautifully looking
county prisea and ons that is claimed to
be proof against jail-brsak ere. This
may be true, but for all practical pur-
poses as reeeR occurrences unniistak-
ably prove, either the Jail is weak,
shaekly concern Of buildisg, OF those
who are respoz sible for the safe keeping
Of prisoners are very remiss in their
management of the prison. The inner
dungeon rooms, where prisoners stay at
night, nay be secure but that large hall
where they roam at will during the day
seems to be very conveniently arran ged
for escapes. It is time that the Jail
should be made strong enough, and the
management become efficient enough to
provide for the sale-keeping of sll Jail
birds.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-01
Gard 10 the Public.

For many years we have made two
medicines suited to the ailments of vast
class of sufferers Thousa nds of cures
have been made by them, and, in fact,
the word failure could not be coupled
with them. Bst within thelast two years,
counterfeits of our medicines have
sprung up, dangerous In their close imi-
tatfon of cur Trade Mark. To secure
the people we have placed upon each
genuine box of Hollowey's Ointment the
fac similc of the signature of our agent,
Mr.. Jos. Haydock. To counterfeit is
felony. w shall relentlsssly pursue any
one who initiates this with tho utmost
vigor of the Law. We most earnestly beg
that the great mass ef the American
people viii aid as 10 our efforts to pro-
tect their health, aud help US in our task
Of bringing these most unpriacipled men
to the bar Of justice. Uniformly refuse
10 purchase Medicines purporting to be
ours uniess Mr.. JOS. Haydoek's signature
i attached to each box of Pills or pot of
Ointment and thezend will soon be
reached.
Ihe public's obedient servants,
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