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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
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" HEREA~, David K. kr-g- ant Mar y
w R,Eg>. hi, wli". lui hy lnr.r IL. ( al t,u+i
i4trd June End, I>,l. convey 10 Robert
GlraveS. a- trustee. Ia" i~ulluwin. dr>rr. r,,i 4 al
estate situate in TAI tyc''. cpUu'N, Missouri.
t"-wlt: The south hal! al thr northwest ~ r.
ter OF section i've 81 tow u,UIp l"rtN--t-ht o. .
Of range twcrtN-cISht i3'f. also Twelve ~
acres i part III the southwest quarter of TIE
northeast quarter ct Sc. II" section ,E.I lpNn-a a..
the who, together; lrl,'uE u'r,iN-i"ur Il.
acres more ar Is: tn" twris.' ~. Irr,~ lies
we OF eu:-r-!;.. Sr,->. Winch SAIL cni,-ytuc,-
was ma !" in tIu-i l., secure IT." pawn ut ii f.a
certain lli"IuI->.rV Urtr- .u Iii ! tc",! d serb Il:
ami W!4rl"t-, sad NOTES il,r l. come tue md
PAYABLE. md r!,tiuft has u'rI Ba,- tv IT,. u:r-
Meut thereof, and whereas. II j. pros dr.i IN ~.ut
decd IiIi IN cn>r II the ats, ne. death. refusal
to act, or Disability in aIy We II the aid
RDn-ri l.. GIrhEr- - An trustee. the Chen
acting et,,rIi "i I,ltH..'tr county. N.-~,Irl. al
III" requ.-i "i tuv ir-,l An'irT -. -.,r! mr..- may
proceed 10 eel Ill. properly h"lcsAae; ~ .r-
sem ,"I. and whereas, TIE ~.iit T. .,.tf l..
t,.,nv-. has removed from SAID ruIHi. ut !.sras
-ttr; New. therefore, ~ The r,4.,-i ii Tuc
lrEti holder anu owner at -tli i"-"tIuu'i % rf--.
and la nc ",dEnvr with H." lI.y.-:.U- of
.aIi trr'! OF trust, |. fh- Undersigned -u".fn of
Lutlytt:: county Missouri, VIII, "u
WEDNESDAY, FEI;t:u AIRY 4sTr, -.
between the hours ct nm" "'c'urk IN tie lore
noon au,t i've n'Ciurk IA the afternoon at ti.it
I1y. IN front al III. cpUiih .uS" door. va iur -! ;
al Lexington. county at l. II'Itc. ami star ii
Missouri, pruc.,tt t. -,Il !hv pr.p'If, abutr lie
,crIbc,i al public ,rIUi" 10 jh" highest bIiirr
for ra.h Ia han / IL -NIis!y ~'i! Hoi., and liz.
-1prn~.- al tNrCuiIuE Ms tru>J.
GiN,u under my ir1,'t, tins III" 2tth lay 1T
January. iS1t- ttb- VI. Nbt \IJpl.
~gr rr u -fr'.f 81 o. Ne -srt-r..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

81 / OF NI>~pl NJ. -
IarANkTIE t"i>Ti
In tie Circuit court 81 sat county, IA vacation
january 18th, I~'.-
James : Mull"nIA
Jur,,- Terry and i'rify E.Gr,:
r7,r Ir mi Jane l:trI "ui Peat, Barry
I,u are hrIcb. uui'u',I that -..ui iluluIH
has rrnmeHcc, a sr'' against You III sith rungt
by ne iiIru. IN winch II - alleged ih"i N"u ind
an lac Gtr dnt II may. ls;". - il To- one N,4h IT
>l.um,Ic tho I~''I""lnE d"-rilhr'! real '-tat",
situated ia LAFAYETTE county, Mis- mi, Iu-WIt
Ihr southwest quarter OF III" northeast 4'!tricl
IT s,rtIun iir' %. IN township i0Itr-Hr-h' 80
o. r,u.r iwrnfy--"ven co, aprI hy 4u.iHAr,
runv, v,i the southwest quarter Of the u.ltH-
range; that said plaintiff j. how the Owner IN
,.,. ,imp e OF -aIri southwest quarter ri ii,
northeast quarter eli sand section, tuWn-',u anl
range. anil tn" prayer OI s..I! petition l. Thai
said deed may b. Cirrrc'"i, All" that ali Tia,
right. tit.r ami interest whiri. sand .Iaimc= 1: Try
ami VIE has in and to SAID Lands. 30 lni"'Hi.a
to he conveyed as aforesaid, b" vested III said
uI,IntlIf, hi, heirs amt assigns forever.
And YOU are further nufliiri, t!E.t uN!r-5 You
b.. and alucar before tin. court here q; III" u-hf
term inrr, uI. 10 l.. hosun aHt t"ti AT the court
hru.- IN tue rIry OF Lexington, III sad cnftutY
audi state. on the mi 'iIA u' -ErrlI. i u, i>...
AMI ON OF b,fpi. he t.h lit, lnric"l. il thu term
s.a,! 50 long continue an It not ih~n, htIrI-
the end of Ihr term. Hid tu~u'I satt pa / iun,
III. saline Will b. IAkct' IL confessed
Ana IT j. further ,Idcr,i IN Il = cory hereof
be ub Is..i IN the l., NlTgf"H NrrkiI in'ein-
gen g., new-p i!.-r printed III si''t county OF
Luirs, tie, for Iuur weeks successfully, The lat
commencement of ;he next term OF this court.
n true copy. Atie-t
By c. b. DANIEL, y. T.. lIE-. ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

We thank senator Bogy for the manly
fight which he has made against Messrs.
ISLANDERS upon the south. He has met
them both at every point, and not only
held his own. but time after time has
shown them up before the country as
muiigmcys. and iaIsitiers of the truth.
Every southern man. who has = spark
of patriotism in his breast. and who
loves his section, as true southerners do,
will fee that he owes the senator q debt
Of gratitude.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

Key. DIR Brooks, having been refused
his reIUe,t 10 have his name dropped
from the rol! OF the ~Presbytcrv of St.
Louis. has applied tor a letter OF dismiss
on - the northern assembly.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
Keeps Patent Partly Made Shirts

Iudcr the system that the partly made
shirts are made, the agent has but = small
margin for profit, aud can sell them ut less
than the retail price Of the material. As can
be seen by the following figures:
Is yards Waiusutts Cotton AT lie per yard,
g. "a: 6 fine, 3-ply linen bo-oms. 60c each.
81 60; g pair rue, 2-ply linen cuts, 2ae per
pair, at 81 SO. Cost OF all s. a.
The six shirts made from this material we
sell for 81.
wv ACCAUsLAND i BEDFORD, Ag.Lts.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

tar jail = crowded with prisoners,
and We see nothing 10 prevent Judge
HI from holding his neNt term of the
>,.m:ua. court in February, instead o!
March. 1t would save expense to this
81 "as", and be hut m act of justice to
the accused, Il they are entitled to AS
speed: trials As circumstances will per-
mt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

lac business men OF the country are
united in their support of the bill tor
counting the electoral vote. From
boards If i:u!c. and merchants ca
changes everywhere the voice zoe, II;
T. congress-. vote tor the bill"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
support Chamberlain.


The electoral count bill passed the
senate on FridaS-ycaS, IL; mays, Il.
The following senators voted in the neg
alive; RlaIue, Cameron of Penn, Nor
ton, Sargent. Sherman. Clayton. Dorsey
West. Mitchell, Bruce. Hamilton, Ingalls,.
Cameron of Wisconsin, Conover, Eaton.
II2mlin and Paterson. What better
commentary does the country need on
the business OF the bill.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

H.. ah"vr cr;sIit-iIc ~i,ji,rs ana ii@u; a. are in,
tended - l.i,.:iu "a. t,lI"i.mr public that ,!mr,
iuG The present. ,cAgIHr Missouri Pacific Through
Line vii! ""u.utu" IL transport thu people OF tn,
We, to ais lnIr'- in ia" last. VIA -. Louis. il
IA" To- It '!'t'n"r, an" at iltca al ra-s"g" which
VIII lr'y cnnirr,tiru
jHd". It's u.w u~sl-.untut. IL" Line viii b,
ruI upon It. own u|"rgI'-, an! II j. confidently
believed thai Win lie" ~up, rlpr 'Iri,itI-s whir.
wall h" "lrIv.! IL patrons, ihr NI-s,.rI Pacific
viii incrr'-r - pop iiatlly a. '"" .nrh High
way Al! between Western Ii Il i.I>i rn cities.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
po,

hr I'ur. nI.vir.c cha =; Il, Iny. II IS III most sU,-
'cs-!wi preparation ever introduce u our rs"-
l,Ic. II wprAs like 81 charm IN all csc OF tom
sumption, Pneumonia, H. m"rlhasss, A-thrm.,
severe cousins, Group ami all other i-r"Ht and
Lung Disease NJ rr:J"n has ever used this
medicine witnpu. CITING immediate relief, yet
there are a grr.s; many poor, suffering. skeptI-
cal persons Spins about our streets with a sus-
pivio';s cDu.u. and the voice oi Consumption
coming nom their lGIs5, that will no; try il. If
v"u die, Ilt- y'ur own fault, "a, You can go 10
your Druggist. iu.,. GnscwIsch, ana get u Sam
lIe i:pilr for 10 c,ni- and ny 1t; three doses
vii r,ite." amy ctsc. Regular siAv only seven
ty-hSr cents. jtnI.cow
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

y petition of St. Louis merchants was
presented in the legislature last Satur-
day against abolI~hing the board OF rail
r,-I commissioners.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
TO EXCHANGE,

ALI AELE ~i-aIu, saw, GrIst and Planning
Mii-. in ONO. Ion business prvperty III this
CITY. or land IN county, improved or upim, row
I'd Andy to y. W. E~tIIHINS,
jan2.-3N Rca! Lsi-t> IL l..+...uce Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

Friday night. February 9ln-gramd ball nj
Arcana Hall.
Farmers and everybody: all we ask is for
You to call aud see how cheap cur boots aud
sMors are. IonkiinG 4 Bleeding. II
The regular monthly stock sale which VIII
tsks place on Monday February 9th promises
10 he one OF unusual interest. Already
a considerable amount OF stock is registered.
All persons desiring. 10 sell stock al such sale
can have noiIre OF II published IN tue next
Issue OF this paper free. by calling at the
office or sending particulars by mali before
next Thursday.
Don't forget the grand bal! at Arcaua Hall. to
be gwen on the evening oil February 9Th 10y our
incompatible silver tnrnct Band. II Will be
recherche IN all lis details, and every lady and
gentleman in town who enjoys the .i'!fy nazss
nj the dance should be- there. Il will be the
dance OF the season. Aimittanc- for gentle
men, 81; ladies' free
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

W regret exceedingly that Gov.
Phelps lid NOT sppoint Gen. James
Shields Acknowledgement Of the state
HI slt soldier was certainly the choice
ri voutra. Missouri and while We DO not
doub, that the gentleman selected will ill
the position with credit. it would have
ggatlt!eda great many people t" have seen
tue ,taunch old democrat, who has never
t-i.eI - answer when called on to fight
the battles OF the party, in some way
rewarded for his services. II will now
be il order for some idiot to suggest
that Gov. Phelps does not belong II the
Inte!!igencer, &c: but we hope that
our indulgent laws will not deal severe
i with US tor expressing u sincere re-
gret that Gen. Shields was not appointed
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

The Question now before the .Ameri-
can people is-who will be the fifth
justice added 10 the electoral count
committee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

II iAe matter OF the Hannibal and st.
Joe railroad investigation. democratic
members must see to it that thorough
w.: i done. No s,ip-shod inquiry
vi. do. as withdrawing" should be
numbered with the lost arts among dem
"cratS. No Irsrter where the lightning
it-.> il there IS really any electricity in
tie c.eui let it strike.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
Sgntelli9eafrr.

Iii,!cn i Tor the bill, Hendricks is for
the bill. Grant is for he bill, but Whceze
= al "Iiayier are mum
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
HOG CHOLERA.

SO much has been said AMI written Oh 'r s"t
worth white 10 add anything except to cbr"n.c'r
the fearful death list. The mortality am : the
ings at Carroll county has been terrIhi" ,turln.
the last two years, amounting 10 almost de
population. Ia nrighOoIhUots wher. farmers
WITHIN II few miles all around them have lost
would forget to come, within a few weeks the
di-er-c has finally appeared. aud killed OF
nearly The entire stock Within " short time our
fellow citizen. Dan. Settles, Il iarner living IN
Combs township, and :. man who likes to know
tac why's ami wheretOre,'' Of things. as
hog that have died with cholera. In thirteen
Gases examined, .they found large amounts or
numbers OF WORMS OF d! fcrent sILei, in different
nsrts OF the animal, particularly in the lungs
and throat. Apparently millions OF them iniest
the inside Of the body III nil directions, and this
discovery shows that but one thing can loss bly,
lee done and that is To administer something ;har
VIII Iii the worms without lujurinE th' hogs.
Mr. SETTLE having tried various remedies. mas
sa'il Il upon the following as the best lie i.Hkrs
-"IIl IN the Usual manner, OF meal and 'slol.
stlrrIm& IN some hne water. pretty strong. and
about "n,-iourlh, OF = pound OF Copperas to
twenty HOG. Givs this every day OF two. and
las never lost "A hog 10y ch"l.ru sincs he ON.
lnrnc"d this treatment, and SO simple n remedy
is we'll worth try lug .-l,ArrolIton Record.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

there vas t jail delivery atSt. Joseph
friday night OF last weak and now six
jrspcradoes are at large. Que OF them,
John Lawrence. was under sentence
@! teath Tor the murder OF his father.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

Il would be wei! for the Legislature Of
The <tate Of Missouri 10 say Il word to
congress, anent making silver a legal
tender W. know that II representa-
c.y,> are al right on the question, but
i would do nc harm and might do much
good - show the United States senate
-u~, how solid the fifth state III the Union
- tuG silver dollars.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

o. bui It does our heart good to hear
decent republicans in the senate. at last
a--ee.n@ with democrats. showing up
;Ay.r vulgar partners, Morton. Shcr-
man. blaine. Sargent, ct. al, as inconsls-
tn: iemagegueS. We have seen it tor
/ Ing time, and it is we'll for the re-
publican party that it begins to realize
that the democratic party measures these
Individuals correctly.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

The New York Herald says: cover
nor Hampton, Of South Carolina, i SAID
to have already taken care OF tn" states
luna,lcs and convictS. Ii this is true
ihere will be n" carpet baggers left TO
snuJ;vrt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

lie Boston Traveller, Il radical organ,
ra-grlS Boutwell, ; defeat by llosr, OF
Massachusetts. as a democratic victory.
Well. yes; but then it don't make II,
tez! proud We're getting used to victory
Tie governor has made the following
appointment 7. Mitchell. OF Virgin
county, ajTutant general J w Willis.
al buchanan county. warden otthe pen
l,.u,.arv. and Dr.. Winston, OF Jefferson
CRY. penitentiary physician.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

Lent will this year or Feb
ruarv 18th. and continue forty days,
ending On Easter Sunday, April LIST.
Mcpherson succeeds Frelinghuysen.
and Davis succeeds Logan. .. we're
coming, father Tllden. and will soon be
along
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
nWare & St0neWare,
GROCERIES AND NOTIONS,

Emi tW ~" SwTs ,nn% Tea, Es; >wrs. oyntn-G Cracker, M4che-, nails. Rope br~r-
at hubrh , tubs, "meh Boards, Salt, ro"ter,>> shot, trs. Irai. Soda, Lime, LaInty
Ir "d.s sm Mm .L La T re-; m AMe. MtAm H. h%mS HToLnNrr P"t ohsrI mpni.a Tockt
nMS" sr~ing Machine N"eNe. Ball, Marble. Violin strings Pegs ant Bow. Fish HoA.
Mdi ines Gmry' .mhs, NJ u.T r@n, Taps Line Harmonious, lows, Hand Bells. CHINA
snunrat. which ohl Al reduced prices IanNul
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
GRAND UNION HOTEL,

SARATOGA SPRINGS, y. Y.
The LARGEST and MOST ELEGANTLY APPOINT
ED sUMsfER HOTEL in the WORLD Is NOW OPEN
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
NIAPLEWOOD HALL, Pittsfeld, Ma

WI Open for the and Fall a beautiful park IN a
beautiful region 1000 feet above the level sx hours
from NeW York Terms moderate. send for circular 10
yAS. u. FRENCH, Manager.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
pLAIRa SUMMER BOARDING-HOU'
BATH hoTEhi bh4a. LONG ISLAND.

The finest Watering place Americas frstclass hotel for
families and transient guests fine shade and lawn; bathing IS
unsurpassed excellent lar and blaN room; at present
Hamilton Ful;0n ferries 10 Greenwood and
% minutes early june by boats from Pier
North River and south Ferry hourly time, 20 mnutes
prices for June per PARTICULARS apply TO H.
!. y. on ne
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
NATARACT HOTSE.

ERUGERS.-I have very comfortable farm
Y house will tale good Of nice families az mod
crate price: references. d. ClugeIs, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
COOK. WASHER and IRONER. and CHAM

~ BERMAID and WAITRhSS.-Two neat young women
would ike places or separate the former
celen family lauudres good bread baker the lat
Ter Ia an experienced aud excellent waitress
will work private family and have superior refer
euces. Call AZ PARIs'S RELIABLE AGLNCf l,II2 Broad
Way near 32dsk
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
DERNARDSVILLE. \. J.
D SUMMER HOMI

on THE HIGHLANDS OF SOMERSET COUNTY, y j.
The seventh or this delightful home Positively no
chis aud fever nomosquoes good table moderate price
plenty stabng for horses plenty Of ade fruit and 'ege
tables raised the pace. -
The proprietor e-n atthe Of the SUMMER
RESOf.T EXCHANGE 30 Br01fwty On Wednesday, &1in,
from 10 20 p where arrangements can be 3ee OF
sdGfess r. OLIVER
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-01-18

which he did. He not being elected, as
the Democrats claimed, he explained
that he had withdrawn from the Repub-
lican Senate, and would not serve
with it.
Pinchback was then granted permits
sion to make personal explanation. He
said that the action of himself and these
Senators wa only decided after mature
deliberation, and they intended to stand
the hazard of the die. They had come
there as Republicans because they be-
Ieved the interests of the State were
above party. He denounced the Re
publican party of Louisiana in unmeas-
ured terms, and said that Hayes, if in
augurated, could not afford to sail his
administration with this blight upon the
prosperity of the people. He accused
Ex-Governor Kellogg of securing his
election as Senator by corrupt means.
The Democrats are jubilant tonight
over the events of the day, while the
absence of news of any recognition on
the part of the General Government Of
the Packard administration produces 8
widespread feeling of dependency in the
Republican ranks,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-01-18
Rro,pr,,s Matrimonial Methods

"Brown, l don't know how it is that
your girls all marry off as soon as they
get old enough, while none of mine can
marry"
"Oh, that's easy enough. Imarry my
girls off on the buckwheat straw princi-
pie"
"But what is that principle? I never
heard of it before"
"Well, l used to raise a good deal of
buckwheat, and it puzzled me to know
how to get rid of the straw. Nothing
would eat it, and it was a great bother
to me. At last I thought of a plan. l
stacked my buckwheat straw nicely, and
then built a high rail fence around it.
My cattle, of course, concluded that it
was something good, and at once tore
down the fence and began to eat the
straw. logged them away and put up
the fence a few times, but the more /
drove them away the more anxious they
became to eat the straw, and eat it they
did, every bit of it. As 1 said, I marry
my girls off on the same principle,
When a young man that 1 don't like be
gins calling on my girls, 1 encourage
him in every way l can. 1 tell him tc
come often, and stay as late as he pleases
and 1 take pains to hint to the girls that
1 think they'd better set their caps fol
him. 1t works frst-rate. He don't make
many calls, for the girls treat him al
coolly as they can. But when a young
fellow that l like comes around, a maj
that l think would suit me for a son-in
law, 1 don't let him make many calls be
fore 1 give him to understand that hi
isn't wanted around my house. I tel
the girls, too, that they shall not have
anything to do with him, and give then
orders V to speak to him again. The
plan always works frst-rate. The young
folks begin to pitch into each other, ane
the next thing l know they are engaged
to be married. When l see they are de
termined to marry. l always give in anc
pretend to make the best of it. That
the way 1 manage it."
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-01-18
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

INSTANTLY relieves and permanently cures this
i loathsome disease in all its varying stages. 1t pos
sesses the soothing and healing properties Of plants.
herbs and barksin their essentialform free every
nbrous contamination. and in this respect differs froT
every other known remedy. In one short year it has
found its way from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast,
and wherever known has become the standard remedy
for the treatment of Catarrh. The proprietors have
been waited upon by gentlemen Of national reputation
who have been cured by this remedy. and who have.
at considerable expense and personal trouble, spread
the good news throughout the circles in which they
move. When you hear a wealthy gentleman Of intel
ligencc and refinement say al owe my lfet to sanford's
Radical Cure" you may feel assured that it is an arti-
Gle Of great value, and worthy to be classed among
the standard medical specifics ofthe day.
"The benefit I derive from its daily use is to me In
~ HENRY WELLS. OF WELLS, FARGO & Co.
ait has euredm m after twelve years of uninterrupted
~ GEO. ". HoUGHToN, wALruAx.
Each package contains DR.. sanfords Improved In.
| haling Tube, with full directions for use in all cases,
Price S1.O0 per package. For sale by all wholesale
and retail druggists throughout the United States.
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druopists. BostOn.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-01-18

Come Now and Let us Reason Together.
Why do people SO frequently say TO DR..
Pierce, al suppose your Golden Medical
Discovery cures everything" Because it
has been the practice of knayish charlatans
to manufacture worthless nostrums and at
tempt to dupe the ignorant and credulous
by recommending them to cure every form
of disease: To such an extent has this been
practiced that it is NO wonder that many
have acquired ~prejudices against all ad.
vertised remedies. But DR.. Pierce does not
advertise bis standard preparations as "cure-
alls," does not claim that they will perform
miracles, but simply publishes the fact that
they have been developed as specifics for
certain forms of disease for which he recon-
mends them, after having tested their ef-
ficacy in many hundred cases with the most
gratifying success. 1t is a fact known to
every well.informed physician that many
single remedies possess several different
properties. Quinine, for instance, has a
tonic quality, which suggests its use in cases
of debility; an anti-periodic, by which it is
eficacious in ague; and a febrifuge
property, which renders it eficacious in
cases of fever. The result of its admins
tration will also vary with the quantity
given and the circumstances under which it
is employed. So, likewise, the Golden Medi-
cal Discovery possesses both pectoral and
Alternative, or blood-cleansing properties of
the highest order. By reason of these two
prominent properties it cures two classes of
diseases. First, those of the respiratory
organs, as throat, bronchial, and lung al.
fections, chronic coughs, and asthma, and
second, diseases of the blood and glandular
system, in which affections all skillfulphysi.
clans employ alternatives, as in cases of
blotches, eruptions, ulcers, swellings, tumora,
abscesses, and in torper of the liver or
"biliousness." While its use is, by its com.
bination OF properties, suggested in cases OF
take it expecting it will cure you if your
lungs are half consumed, nor because it il
recommended as a blood medicine would it,
proprietor advise you to take it expecting
it to cure cancer. 1t will not perform mira
Giles, but it will cure many grave forms Of
disease,