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Its magniiying power Is so grra, that
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In u drop OF water, and for examining
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III diet, for detecting counterfeit money,
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A 3eneIe Mint.

In eur style o. climate, with i,s sudde,r
changes 0, .smpsra,urs--rain, who'd and
sunshine often intermingie Ia y single
day-sit Is noIwouder that Cur chil rem,
friends and relatives are so frequently
taken iron ne by neglected eoidat halfthe
deaths resulting directly from this csuse.
A bottle 81 Bosoles's ternaa syrup kept
abent your home for Immediate nsc will
prevent ser,ous sicknces, large doctors
Bill, and perhaps dsatAsby tho use Of
three or four doses. For curing Con-
sumption. Hemorrhages. Pneumonia.
AsvsseC oughss Group, oraaNy dtsease o.
thsThrcas y L1nC itssue.sssis simply
wonderful. q your druggist VIII tell you
lessnss avmp y now cold 10 every sswn
ana Village - shis eontinsne Sanp)l
~ 1tds mi ie<s ~ - @.l
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4 CoStuEsCg-SIklcEEE NchDEREn.
--The.followiuH, which psr!akes some>
Yhs, Of local nature, 10 from the
Chicago Tinss OF the 23th. The nsn
Lynch referred TO In tina dispatch, wa:
evidently q Steamboat roustsbous, and
his say IN Cairo Enus. have been Of sborl
duration: 80
pIrrssrRo, Jan. 3s.-rrank Lynch,
q man aDuut .Heh!y'sigbt years VI age,
vas lodged In the lock.up 10. night, on a
charge Oi mHrdcr. and thereby hsngs y
somewhat sensational tale. He was
married 10 y Daughter OF farmer
named Merriam, residing Oh iaru
near Glenffeld station, on the Fort
Wayne road. ten miles below .Plltsburg.
A ht,ie boy WAS the lruit "t the union,
but the marriage Wa; sD unhappy one.
Frank waited separation, and desired "
put the 10Y III an orphan asylum. They
came 10 Pi,lsburg Oh the evening OF the
10Th vi IL 81 Ulcslnber. and. after wander.
ing around the streets, started 10 60
over " Allegheny by way Of the railroad
Drudge, but when they reached the bridge
the way looked 80 dark that the wife re-
fused IL 20. a quarrel easued, dsginx
which the woman WAS thrown down and
croke1. Her screams sttrsrted euyns
bustuicn In the vicinity. and they can't
up jast 10 time TO prevent her having hel
threat cut, Het hu.Dand He'd, taking tli.
hoy with him. Nothing was hear OF
him till fe suddenly male his appearance
ut the Merriam farm, on Sunday, where
hS vile was. He told hrT he had nui
dereh the boy, and she at once AZ, The de-
ieeiyps on his track. which r.
suited ~ his arrest. While In. thu
lock up 10 night Lynch fully confessed
his crime. He said when he lied fTom
the men who came 20 rescue hi- wife HI
hid IN an alley until the coast was clear.
lie then came out and started over to
Allegheny by the railroad bridge. When
halfway over powerful impulse seiyrd
him 10 murder the child. Elr thought Il
would be beet 10 pus IL out of harm
way. The feeling was uncomfortable,
and. acting upon 1t, he threw thu child
over Into The river. lila ears were closed
to its cries, and as It sank in the middle
of the stream the ripping waters hushed
its voice Into silence forever. Afttf
the murder he returned to Pitts
burg, and the next day shipped
on the Laura Davis. He made q "Trip
70 Paducah ON the boat. hut wns there
laid up with ckneas. He afterwards
went to Cairo and worked about the
steamboats,. but remOrse had taken such
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In reading Of the middle ages ono is
struck by the accounts given OF teats Of
strength, ETC., Of the l,te actors OF those
times. The suits OF arnor worn. would
certainly indicate the possession Of great,
er physical strength than IA developed
by men In these latter days. Wha.
wrought the changer Men lived In the
merry days more outdoor liie than this
advanced civilization Of ours can afford.
There IL q greater consumption Of brain
matter, and that increased demand on
mental and physical power nccessitatss
the use OF 9 pure vegetable, s.imulant
tonic, such % The Home Stomach Btu
tiers, 4-lm ~
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During tho present year, "a 10 the past,
the grave will close over thousands, aim.
ply because they neglect the means
which would rcs.ore them 10 health.
Nee, the fell destroyer at The threshold,
and dispute his Invasion by that more
:han wonderful medicine, DR.. Morris
syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and hore-
hound. There Is no cough or cold, case
Of asthma, bronchitis, bleod.spi..lnR,
weak lungs, Group or whooping cough
which will not yield more readily to this
sres. BOTANICAL remedy than any other
medicine. II you would avoid disap.
pOintn ept, All be speedily cured. ask
your drps.l for DIR. Morris byrup Of
Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound. Trial
size, 10 cents. Regular sizes, 10 cents
and one dollar.
SOLD BY BARCLAY BROS.
Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup
10 perfectly cafe. Extremely palatabIs
No pbysic required. Goats % osnts
Try II. aSlm
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vital weakness or depression: o weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or courage;
tho result OF mental over.work, indis.
cre,iens or excuses, or some drain on the
systc,n, 10 always cured BY Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. q. 1t tones
up and invisorates the system, imparts
s,reng h aud energy--stops the drain and
rejuvonatrs tho entire man. Been used
twenty years WITH perfect success ny
thousands. Hold by dealers. Prizes II
per single vial. or 80 PER package 81 hvs
Walls and - vial VI powder. SENT BY
mail on sscsipt Of price. Audresa
HumphSsy's homeopathic Ncdlclps
Cenpspy, ~ Fulton Stree. NY.
x,iulylSsd4Aw
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New foRk SToRE.-.tls with no little
pride that we call attention to On estab-
lishment N complete and well regulated
q. the New York store. In ,hls store can
be found not only groceries ard dry
goods, bu: also ready made clstbing,
crocksry, boots and shoes, hardware.
and IN fact everything and anything tina.
anybody can wish FOR. For cheapness
In every line Of goods this establishment
has no rival, snd pronp, attend anes 10
all customers and courteous treatIoen. 0f
oil, has secured for tho proprie,op q
SUCCESS 10 business which they richly
deesrye.
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Splendid T rec story Brick Res.
idenee a. Auction.

will sell at public auction, on the
premises. on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY lst. 1873.
at O'clock An for cash--,he fine three
story biick residence stustrd on lots II.
IS and 10 In h'ocx "a. ON Fifth street,
between Washington avenue aud Walnut
street, south side, city Of Cairo.
The house contains eleven rooms, and
ia IN good condition. Number one els
tern and outhouses. Neishborhood and
surroundings first class.
Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining per>
manent home will consult their i.,,erests
by examining this property and attend
Ing the sale. Title guaranteed. Sale
positive and without reserve. Any de-
sired information in regard TO the prop
erty will be furnished on application to
the undersigned, agent, corner Sixth and
Levee streets.
JOIN Q. Harlan, Agent.
Sol. A. SILvRR, Auctloneer.
CAIRO, ILL.,, January ~, 1878. 2l-dtd
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FOR Sale.

The following described properly for
snle 8. q bargain II spplied Tor soon, via
Lo,s7 and s. block 20. with residence
and improvements, corner Ninth street
and Washington avenue; 5 houses and
lots on north side OF Twelfth street, cor.
ner Poylar; cottage and lot on Walnut,
Bear Gard. u. J. HowLEY,
l>9.,f. Real Estate Agent.
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POLICE CouRr.-reter Duncan Is q
colored man, and heretofore has borne
the character OF Woodworking, homes,
sort Of 4 fellow. Lately, however, he has
fallen into evil ways. and taken to abus-
Ing his family. On Mondsy night he
went home and quarrel between Peter
and his vile ensued. He gave the
woman o terrible drubbing, and then
turned on his step-daughter and beat her
90 numerically that she has not since
been able to leave her bed. Yesterday
Peter WAS arrested on warrant charging
him with an assault to murder, and no
was held tor trial at the next term OF the
circuit court In bonds Of Eve hundred
dollars. Being unable to give bopi be
was sent to the county jail. 1-'' 70 O. ga
john and Sam Wllliams, Q couple Of
tough customers, were "ruh In" on
Tuesday night BY Of,cers Sargent and
Mccarthy for being Migrants, They
were before Judge Bird yesterday, and ,
fine Of fifty dollars and costs VISA as
ceased against each Of them. They
were gwen 9 stay Of execution on con.
dillon that they would leave the city.
These men are brothers. and it was ono Of
them who about year ego rolled q
barrel of pork OF the steamer CD. Church
while laying at the wharf In this city.
intending to catch II AZ 1t hoa.ed down
the river. lie was arrested at the time,
but when bis trial came Oh no ono sp>
pesred to prosecute bin, end be ~ss dis.
charged. ''''-' @ '-''''
On Tuesday Night officers Ar.er,
Sargent, Mccarthy. Hogan, Cain and
A1ley made another raid Oh ths H.
bsrnisn engine house and eepturod thir-
teen more .ramps. When the otsctry
went 70 the door OF the engine
house they found u looked on the
inside and before they susssedea IN get4
ting the door open tan Or q dozen o. The
tramps succeeded IN set,ing out q the
rear oil the building and made tholr e.
CAPE. The thirteen that were captured
were locked UP ior. tho night, and yes.
.erday they were taken before judge
Bird fos o hearing. A charge Of vag-
rancy was preferred against them. and
70 whssh they plsall guilty. Thsy wssa
anea iltty dollars and cost" taeb::' ana
given . stay on eonditiop ;hat thsy;lpys
The CITY. They we've marehtd v w
as1ssaAs GO - asse' tAsHSeF' 4
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HNno Again.

Ed. Braxton bas returned to his old
stand In the Reiser building, where he Is
better prepared than ever 70 accomDo-
date his patrons and the public who
may faror him with call. He has gone
to considerable expense in lifting up =
couple of nicely farnlshed rooms, which
he has provided WIKI all tho latest ini-
provements and conveniences. He'en-
ploys only frSt class workmen and those
who palronizs him will have their wants
attended 10 In style and will receive
eourtaous treatment.
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THE RsAsOxs WHY
All should Buy th..Ar Gr0ceries from
PetIis d Blrd.

All Should Buy ih.Ir Groceries from
PetIis d Blrd,
Below We give y bumbtr OF reasons
why people should buy their groceries
from Pettis K Bird:
lst.-Befause their stocks Ia the lsrges ,
freshest and choicest In the city.
End Because they sell goods Of every
kind cheaper than any other house in tie
city.
3rd.--Because they deliver goods more
promptly and in BITTER shape than any
other house in the city.
4.h.-Because they keep the most com.
plete stock, and persons desiring to
purchase iiiierent kinds OF goods are not
compelled to 60 elsewhere because
Messrs. p. & b. have not got the goods
they want.
These we consider substantial reasons
why our readers should buy their goods
Ot PETTis q BIRD,
Corner 18th st; and Washington avenue.
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DR. JocELyN.-Dr. Joceiyn. the dent>
let, can still be found on Eighth street,
hetween the avenues. He has proven
himself since In our city, q man who
thoroughly understands his profession
from beginning to end, and IS q gentle
man and dentist has no superior In our
city. We heartily recommend him 10
orr citizens as reliable, courteous and
competent gentleman,
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A PARrY.-A pleasant gathering OF
friends was had at the residence Of Mr..
). II. Beecher, night before last. Good
music was on hand and the young folks
enjoyed q pleasant dance. At the
appropriate time the friends were In
vited to partske OF an excelents supper
prepared TOR theu, and when the time
arrived oil went home, having been
highly entertained and we'll pleased.
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Children cry tor Pither's Cassoris
II 10 a. pleasant to take as honey. u
contains no morphine or other deleter.
lows Ingredient. and Is sure to sxpe'
worms, euro wind colo. regulate the
boweIs and stomach, and overcome irri-
talon caused ~ rash Or cutting teeth.
Motnen can rect, and ehlldFsn sn'oy
i,salsh, who nee Cassosl& Il y harm
is8 \ n osssdaly spssdy. sad y Y
snesp, A-ilriaw
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Gons.--Ths candy factor who cpsned
on Eighth Street some time ago was
yesterday 10 where 10 be ioand. Most
likely experience has taught him. thar In
Cairo he could DO no business by hiding
bis candy and with closed doors. and
hence his departure. TsE Kss
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HoF sale,

One two.hore wagon In good con.
dillon, and one span horses and harness.
The horses are sound, and In good con.
dIlion. and the harness almost new. For
terms apply 81 Henry Frohlne's, corner Of
Fourteenth ct. and Washington avenue.
l.23.lm
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Having Withdrawn from the dental hrlh
OF Canine 4 whi,lock, I will still continue
the prsctic Of dentistry at No. 1916 CONNER
cial ave. between sih and 9th streets, ov'
Golds'ine b Rosenwater'i store - third
door Lorth n Eight street. I will be pleas
oil to see all my old friend. and patIons,
and attend punctuany to their wants ia
the wsy Of dentistry. Very Rstpy.
r. ". wHIrLocH, D. D.s.
I'm l3S Conf ave % doors north Of 9Th st
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Choice Lard.

Fred Koeh!cr, corner Eighth street
and Washington avenue and also at the
corner OF Eleventh street and Washing.
ton avenue, ia selling the choicest family
lard In bnckets ut the ruin0usly low
price OF 81 cents per pound. li.lm
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xs,,ie Coleman. laundry

Mrs. Le,tie C0len,n has reopvEsd her
laundry 90 Fourth street, between warh.
!DHon and Commercial avenues, and takes
this method of informing her old ifiends
and patrons that she Is again at their ser.
viae, and solie!u th'ir patronage. She has
reduced prices to suit the times.
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THAT DicrIoNARY.--SOIne Of our char.
table citIzens should take pity on Our
neighbor and buy that dictionary. lie
says no wants q barrel Of Roar. Can't
son,U ono take tie hint. "a,
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TgANYs.- wholesale sending of
OF tfsmps the other day has bad . won
deriully beneficial eject Tranaps have
since been comparatively scarce ~ our
city. $50 mote II be-"
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LESSONS IN DRAwiNG.-The unders
signed having rented tle 0ermsn school
building on Foarteeh,h street. will open
u school where instruction In drawing
win be given. Also instructions In wood
carving. Lessons given every Saturday,
from 10 70 u O'clock. Tuition 81 per
month. JoHS L. kLEiFGRE.
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A NUIsANcE.-in vet weather tha
brick sidewalk on Eight street, between
the avenues, Is certainly q nuisance.
More mud and water 10 to be found on
that street than on any other 10 the city
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commission Merchants.
Nnies.

Just received, 500 barrels choice appies
1T "a Ohio Levec. II. LElaHToa.
II.
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pr,eorA,. Norns. .-Mr. SAM WAlt

PERsoNAL NoTBs. Mr.. Sam Walters,
who went 70 Florida some threp o. tour
wssIs ago, returned q The CIV ysster'
day. No 70 much plsaasd with his
visit ma sstAsslas.lc oses ihs tutsrs Of
l1he oQp,AHfn country. ~ / III
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wAxTgp.-k good servant gki to DO
work for small family. Apply a. Jas.
w.,son's. Tenth street, between Wssh'
ipgton and Commercial avenues. I.sa.2s
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Also just received large lot II Var.
nell Bros Baking Powder, the best
goods made only requires one teaspoon
full 10 the quart Of hour. Give it o trial
and you will use no other.
l6-(m. PETTIs A BIRD.
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The Ijd 81 v aNe-It Has btrncb CAtFN
Just Received 5000 Of the celebrated
Tidal Waye. 8 cent cigars. Try them.
Tnde supplied. PITrIs & BIRUv
qQtf
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ss sasssslts44sS sy's ESts't' "a. >
~ tfstis Rdi4k
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So, 900 REWARD !

The ahevs amount Will be paid by
either Of the undsrsigned for the
apprehsnsisn and conviction Of the
person OF persons guilty Of the
murder Of JOHN w. CARTER, At
Mound City, Illiaeis on the night
Of the Gath, or merning Of the 25th
Of January, 1878.
HENRY @. GARTER, Mound City.
CALEB b. CARTER,
No. Us Ff, mt Row, Memphis, Tenn
DAS'L HOGAN, Mound City.
PAUL DUNLEVY.
No. 70 Chestnut street, Pittsburg, Pa.
FREDERICK LUTY,
No. u Grant street, httshurg, Pa.
Maupd City, ILL.,, Jan. Is, 1878.
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Tickets can be had OF all the members
and In tho evening At the hall

Improper characters will not be per,
mi,ted In the hall.
l>Ttf TIE COMMITTEE.
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Fever and ague, and Its coogener. bill.
lous remittent, besides affections Of the
stomach, liver and bowels. produced by
niasmstic air end water, nre both eradi-
Gated and prevented By the use OF Host.
etter's Stomach Bitters, a purely vegeta'
BILE elixir, Endorsed by pnysi.
clans, and more extensively used as "a
remedy for tho above class Of disorders,
as well as for many others, than any
medicine of the age. A languid circula.
ton, Q torpid state Of tho liver, want
of vital stamina, are conditions peculiar
~ tdFOravtU ~ snaiaEIxi diseaaes. Tuev
are. however, surely remedied by the
great preventive, which, By iuvig.
Grating the system and endowin2
it with regularity as well as
vigor. provides 1t with Il resistant
power which enables 1t to withstand dis.
orders not only of malarial type, but a
host Of others TO which feeble and III reg
ulatei systems are subject. The Bitters
are safe Ms well as searching Grad.
icant, aud have widely superseded that
dangerous drug. quinine, which palliateS
but does not eradicate malaria.
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An CnbiaseN Optn Ion .

From Comley's Biographical Encyclo,
pedia of the distinguished men of the
Empire State, we clip the following
Every nation owes Its peculiar charac'
ter, Its prosperity-fh briet. every thing
that distinguishes 1t as an individual na-
tion--to the few men belonging 10 II
who have the courage to step beyond the
boundaries prescribed by craftsmanship,
professional traditions, or social customs,
In professional. no less than in political
life, there occasionally arise men who
burst the letters OF conventionalisln, IN
dignantly rejecting tho arbitrary limits
Imposed upon their activity, and steI
boldly forward Into new fields Of enter
prise. We call these men self-made
This Nation claims them as her proudes
ornanents--the men upon whom sh'
can rely, IN peace for her glory, In WY
for her succor. OF this class Of men tn,
medical profession has furnished a dis
tinguishsd example In the successful snt
Justly celebrated physician. DR.. X. '
Pierce, Of Buffalo, N. Y. aud any histor.
treating Of the industries OF the Empir
State would DO Incomplete without
sketch Of h's useful life and carnes
work" DR.. Pierce b well known to on
readers BY bic populsr Family Remedis
and biz axesllsnt manual Of dometti
medicine. "Ths Peoples Common Sens
MSdicsl Adyises," I
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l50C TIMES
LaPgPlhan Life {!

On receipt ofsl5O l will send to any
address an ImpEed French Microscope
that will magrity over 800 times any
small object. Avery useful and instruc-
tive instrument, brass mounted and put
up in neat ase, warranted as recon.
mended or tie money refunded.
Its ma2nying power is 60 great that
living objees can be readily discovered
la a drop Of water, aud for examining
small objets, all manner Of insects, the
texture OF loths, &C.. detecting foreign
matter in sgar, -four and other articles
of diet, for 1eteting counterfeit money,
and a hundred dher useful purposes, 1t
will be found invaluable.
An endless source OF amusement for
the coming winter evenings. Sent by
mail on receip Of price.
SEAVER & CO.,
4 Park Place. N. Y. City.
Jan la-d&w.6n.
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Furniture at Pubi,o sale

On the 18th day Of March, 1875, be.
ginning at 10 O'Clock am, aud contiu-
uing from day to day, the undersigned
will sell at auction to the highest bidder,
Tor cash. at the furniture factory Of Will
liam Eichhoff, southeast corner OF Seven
teenth street and Washington avenue, In
Cairo, Illinois, large lot Of furniture OF
various kinds and descriptions, CONSIST.
Ing Of parlor sets, bedroom sets, bureaus,
beedstead:. washstands, wardr0bes,
tables, BOOKCASES. decks, what.note,
cradles, looking glasses, baby carriages.
hat racks. mattresses, kitchen sates, 8
large assortment Of chairs. dressing
casss, etc. PETER 6Ayr, Sherlf1.
: Ord
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An open Letter. II Speaks for IssoIf.
RooKroRr, Mass, April I'd, Ut.
Mr.. EDITOR; Having read In your pa
per reports OF the remarkable cures OF
catarrh, am induced to tell what
know about catarrh," md I fancy the
"snuf' and "lnhaling tube" makers
(mere dollar grabbers) would be glad II
they could emblazon a similar cure In
the papers. For 26 years | suffered with
catarrh. The nasal passages became
completely closed. Snuff" dust"
"ashes, "inhaling tubes" and ''stickr, -
wouldn't work, though at Intervals I
would snif up The so-Called catarrh snuiY,
until l became valuable tester for such
medicines. l gradually grew worse, and
no one can know how much l suffered
or what miserable being / was. My
head ached over my eycs 10 that was
confined to my bed for many successive
days. suffering the most intense pain,
which ut one time lasted continuously
for l6s hours. ALI sense Of smell and
taste gone, sight and hearing impaired,
body shrunken and weakened. nervous
System shattered and constitution broken,
and was hawking and splitting seven.
eighths OF the time. / prayed for death
to relieve meot my suffering. A favora.
BILE notice In Jour paper of DR.. Sages
Catarh Rendy induced me to purchase
a package ami use 1t With DR.. Pierce's
Nasal DOUGH, which applies the remedy
by hydrostate pressure. the only way
compatible With common sense. Well,
Mr.. Editor, | did not cure me in three
fourths OF econd, nor In one hour or
month. but u less than eight minutes
was relieved.lnd In three months entire
ly cured. andhave remained 80 for over
sixteen monts. While using the Catarrh
Remedy, used DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery to purity my blood
and strenQ!hn my stomach. Ialso kept
my liver actse and bowels regular by
the use OF h! Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
II my erprience will induce other
sufferers to eek tho same means OF re,
lief, this letter will have answered Its
purpoe. Yours truly,
s. ID. REMIcK.