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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-11
MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO OWNERS AND KEEPERS
OF PRIVATE MARKETS.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. Cry HALL. |
New Orleans April |. 1878.
Your attention is hereby called to the follow
ing ordinance:
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. I
ty Hall, March 10. 1878.
mo. Observation-Disclosures SeriesI
An ordinance to provide for the establishment,
regulation AMI goyernment OF private mar
kes In tne eity oi New Orleans. and to pro-
vide penalties for the violation of ths pro-
visions thereof
SECTION /. Be 1t ordained by the City C,uneIl
OF the city Of New Orleans. .ruat private mar
fruit and other comestihles. may b. opened
and kept in any portion OF the ci v OF New Or
leans not within. q radius OF six squares of any
public market Of said city. Drovid ii the pro-
prietor OF said mark pays the license pro-
vided therefor. a ID otherwise complies with
the provisions of this ordinance and 0 her or
dinances relating 10 tho same subject matter.
SEC. Q. Be it further ordained etc. That all
private markets shall BIG k. pit in the lower story
shall be provided with stone or concret.. floors.
They shall be thoroughly washed aud cleansed
daily No meats or o h eomestibles shall By
exposed on the banquette. they shall be closed
puncthalIy at n O'Clock merid AN Of each day.
For any violation OF any Of the PROVISIONS, Of
this lection the persons Offending shall be liable
twenty. fve dollars, to be imposed and collected
by the recorder Of the district in which the said
market may be situated.
rec. 3. b 1t further ordained. etc. That the
Administrator OF Commerce shall have full au-
thority by himself or deputy. TO Inspect all pri-
vate markets Mt any hour VIII n they may be
open for business, and any refusal by auy pro-
prietor Of "a private market 10 permit such in
spection shall render him liable to q fine. to be
imno cd snd collected as provided Ia the pre-
ceding section.
SEC 1. Be It further ordained. etc.. That no
private market shall 30 permitted withia a
radius Of six blocks Of any public market Of the
city. and that 1t shall bs the duty Of the chief OF
poee. under the direction Of the Administra~
tor Of Commerce, TO cause any private
market opened in violation Of the provisions Of
this section to be closed. an any per-
son opening a private market In. vio-
lation oftbs provisions Of this section and with
in the said prohibited distance, shall be liable
to fine of twenty. FIVE dollars foc each and
every nffense. said ane to be imposed and cob
lected by the recorder OF the district In which
such private market may be sifuated.
SEQ. 8. Be it further ordained, etc. That this
ordinance shall take Effect from and after Its
passage. and all ordinances conflicting there
with be and the same arg barehy repealed.
Adopted by the' Ouneil Of the city OF New Or
leans, March rs, 1878.
ED. PILSBURY. Mayor.
THos @. RAPTER Secretary.
The provisions Of this ordinance will be
strictly enforced on and after the fifteenth Of
April. 1873. CHAS. CAV4NAC.
ap2 7 10 IA Administrator If .rnmeree.
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AMUsEn1ENTs.
VARIETIES THEATRE.

VARIETIES THEATRE.
DE MURskA FAREWELL CONCERTS.
AGRAND OPERATIO PROGRAMME.
On Friday Evening, April IL,
By the Supreme Qnesn Of Song. MILE LIMA
DE MURSKA
Brignoli, susini. Maxim and Hill.
sGENE OF FL WI 'f a,s obsao by
Mr.. Twain, and MISERERE IROVATORE.
with Brignoli and Chorus
On saturday. Farewell Matinee.
Mile. De Murska Will sing Bishops beautiful
Lol HERE THE "e GENTLE LARK.
With flute hbiigato by Mr.. Livain.
Popular scale Of prices for De Murskas fare
we'll concerts. admission: Orch stra and or
rs cents gallery. so G. nts
Matinee prices-Admission 50 cents reserved
seas 81
Seats for sale to- dav at box Office apn
VARIETIES THEATRE.
Mr.. HALL has the pl asnre OF Announcing
the rStnrn for T IREt NIGH r ! and WGDVES,
DAY and THURSDAY M,TIsELs. Of the in
comparable
AIMEE,
vo1an End her grand troupe Of eighty artis.s,4
AoGph Ap assany IN IL for n Ia 1s
S@iMR e 'n Or S"aMis%s9R s'sWvs yias ThE
Matlpee-Lt III NE lNDitJ, Aimee az
FAINT scs Wednesday Nigpt-Aimees bene.
fila VIE PAEISIFNNr, and the second
oct of l., FILE DE MNE ANGOT. with
all the characters reversed; Aimee for the
fr-t time here ~ Ange Piou: she viii sing
Pretty as Ptcure AID HiIdebrand Mort,
rose. Thnrs,ay Matinee-Ainee in LIE
Popu mr. Evening Prices-Admission to Orches-
traa Orchestra circle 81: Reserved s. It's
in, Orchestra and Orehs tra Circle, 81 so
In Balcony. 81; Family @ rcls, soc.
Special Ma inns Pfioes-tIensrri admission TO
all parts OF the house. SOC: Reserved Seats
SOC extra.
Box open tor sale Of seats on and after Thurs
day. April IL. arotf
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DR.. SYDNEY DAVlESON'S
ARRIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS.
DR.. SYDNEY DAVIDSON.


NJ. n. e. q. LONDON. ". n. cieseu.
Author Of Practical Observations on Nervous
Debility" Essay on Marriage" etc.
Senior Proprietor Of the Missouri
State Museum of Anatomy.
St. Louis, Mo-.
Begs to inform the citizens Of New Orleans
and Vicinity, and especially those who have al
ready availed themselves Of his services. that
NAV be eonsnIted Hi the aist March paxt sn az
his old rooms ' "
o Rampant street. Retveeu Canal and
S.mst",na"w.c ~~f LII"
'''''o"''' 9
anu a and from III a y m ITO" ~ d. H. I'LL
Dr. DAVIDSON, having adopted IA his line of
practice the treatment and cure Of
N
Nervous Diseases,
Hoe srar. uaors ~ strdr .,s r.ao.-o,, l., - =.
raneb ~ Maaeai ananco I haa ~ Ina
- ~ ~, ii fr wy HR r9RtTfIIy Yn
TTFs ~ n fia oi nr u III
- L3 10 ~ ~ ,,.inai dabiiit, otsaS,ha nsf ye w
vitaitv and bi Inn1 an9 ua,i ao .e lgss oa al
th ht ap F as H. yaa,su eapetlsnce n
uno ~ ~ 100 Il hios y eSso, toSo WAsD
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pIDWELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Positively st week Of the COLvILLE FOL-
LY COMPANY. Wednesday and Tufsd " Even.
ings and Wednesday Matnee-BABES IN THE
WOOD, with Comic Pant mime Wednesday,
Eye"tng-OXYGEN and WHO X LIED COCK
bull saue. P1FF- Pa FF. Fri,lay Evenine|A
grand gaia night 9 mbinad benefit OF lie
Eme r s"au and Willie E ionin aaturd y
Maiine~ Evening and sunday Ni,ht-Farewell
% the CJLvILIE FOLLY COMP my. This
Evening. sunday. April IA double bill
ROBINSON CRUSOE and "HEATHEN CHI
NEE" IromB US Beard am
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LOST-rOUND.

r ,OsT OR sTOLEN-FRoM THE STEAMER
twenty-st venth OF March q black MEMORAN-
DUN BOOK tabont six inches long) containing
letter marked valuable and some papers Of
reward will be paid for It's recovery by JOHN
HAMILTON. master steamer Wild Gazele.
ap6lf
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WENaER's GARDEN.
Nos III and IA Bourbon street,
H. VENEER. PrOurietor.

Has been newly frescoed, and Is now the FIR
EST HALL In the South The artistic improve
ton ON Saturday, the 1sth Inst. at Z O'Clock 3
m.
A large number OF European and American
papers ALWAYS on Ale.
Three rooms for ladies and families, with sep.
arats entrance.
The largest Orchestrion In the world play
from II O'Clock a. m. to 70 m.
Philip Best's MILWAUKEE, LAGER BEES a.
five tents glass. or17 en-
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FOR RENT.

E1OR RENT. ONE THRR E. STORY HOUSE
Il 329 and 331 Decafu' street corner Of Bar
racks STREET cont lining a larga store. eight
large rooms. kitchen, W 'tefworks, etc.
2. ONE THREE-STORY HOUSE ON Decatur
street.. No. 3O5. 'on aiming ores. four rooms
kitchen, wsterw ,rks s-c
8 ONE FOUR SFOHY HOUSE on Deeatur
stree t. No 80 fronting on Peters sire t. No. 10
Arply at No: 377 Char res street, bslween
Frenehmen and Elysian Fields misc lot
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livery IMPORTER AND MERCHANT
u should have one of Poilat. ek's NV. Simple
and Practical Table Of aaeertafning tnstantane-
ously the Cost # I'm ported Gooda ~ the vartoug
rates OF United States duty and al expenses add.
ed. It is accurate in every detail, AID sayes
time in calculating sorat0n invoices. Price hfTy
cents. For sale by lesfing sta'icners and as
Grunawald Hal A. FOLLATSEK accountants
Is Baronne street. mh II Inn
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DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.
Rom Is. City Hall, !
New Orleans, March l. 1878.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ofiee
until MONDAY. the FIRST day Of April. 1878, at Ia
O'Clock No., for the construction Of q Draining
Machine. to be erected ON the banks OF the Or
leans Canal. On the property known as the OLD
CITY PARK. Metairie Ridge. In accordanee
with the specifications on file In he office OF the
City Surveyor. All bids must be properly en-
veloped and Endorsed as follows: Proposal for
Construction OF Draining Machine"
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. JNO, MCCARTNEY.
Administrator.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS, CRY HALL,
New Orleans, March rs. 1878. !
The time for receiving bids for construction
OF draining machine is hereby extended to
Wednesday, May /, 1878.
JHO. MCCARTNEY.
Afnini-trato
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Furniture
At
JOHN BOIS'.

ls2, a54...... Camp street. ....-.I5z, Is4
L. now prepared 10 sell 1ns az we'll as ordinary
New Furniture at greatly reduced prices.
Country orders respectfully solicited.
P. S.-Also Furniture taken ON Storage. and
Second Hand Furniture bought. sold and ex-
changed. One price only on each and every
article. No deviation. Country orders prompt
" filed. nnh1s am
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A Texas Legislator wants to exempt from
taxation tho dogs of widows and orphans.
We trust it will be done. II is bad enough to
lose husbands AMI fathers, without ha wing to
pay taxes on eight Or ten dogs.
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MALAKOFF BITTERS,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
Sev..nth District, !
New Orleans February 90 1873 J
The taxpayers OF this district are hereby
notified that am now ready to receive cur
rent taxes and licenses for 1878 at my Office, COZ
ner of Hanpson street and Carrollton Avenue
fe21 H. TERBE Collector
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TENTH QUARTERLY ALLOTMENT OF
PREMIUM BONDS.

DEPARTMENT OF FrEANCE CRY HALL.t
New Orleans. April s, 1878.
The tenth allotment OF forty five series will
take piat In the office OF the Administrator Of
Public Accounts, City Hall, on MONDAY, April
Is, 1873 at 10 O'Clock a. M
J. O. DENIS.
ADJ I'd Administrator.
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CASSIDY'S HOTEL,

CACoCADA . NJ Ell,
Corner Gravier and Car0ndelet Streets.
Prices Reduced During the Summer
Months.
THIS HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
l. IL now prepared 70 tske Boarisrs during
the summer mon hs at reduce 4 ratas.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS. with or
without board -
MRS. M. CASSIDY.
ap7 tw sthD Proprietress.
MALAKOFF BITTERS,
The best stomachic and tonic sovereign remedy
for Dyspepsia. Excellent for an ana-malarfal
morning beverage,
Low Prfce-Puro and Reliable.
For sale In all quantities by
ALPH. WALL.
Sole Manufacturer,
jale fy 2dp No. 2s Cont street. New Orleans
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Tree Fertilizer.

livery PERSON WHO OWNS FRUIT TREES
~ onghi - have at least one barrel Of the
TREE FERTILIZER. which noGriahss the trees
and kills all the insects p To-. NC per pound
or 70 per fierce. Manufactured AMI sold By
j. n. KELLER
mn2l I'm ITO GraYfer street.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. A
w situation to do h usework and nurse.
Address w this Office aDq 1T
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A BOY SIX
w teen years old, to make himself useful and
improve himself. Best refer, noes given. Adj
dress G. p No 1877 BOLIVIA street. mhI1 81
III 30 $50 masazne B. tEsGH T soirs.
Pianist. ivs "
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WANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN. A SIT
w uation as Cook In a private family. Tho
best OF reference given. Address J. K. this
office. ape &c
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. A
w situation to do housewo aud sewing or
nurse: willing to travel Address q. j.. this
office. apo 3t
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IMPORTANT TO MACHINIsTS.

APT I'd
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"ANTED-A MIDDT FACED WHITE WO-
w man wants situation in respectable
private family NJ washer and irOner. or to do
homework, washing and ironing. Addrt SO l..
= Damonra' office. Hp9 81
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hrreby notify the Public shat I Will nat
from and after this date pay any debts contract
sd by nv wife, Pauline Rose, as she has lett my
house without my consent. G. w. ROSE.
DOnaldannville, Feb. %. 1878. fsk3
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WANTED ONE HUNDRED TAT ORS ON
W coats, psnta n d vets at NICOLL, the
Tailor. No. 1ls Canal street. apli 2t+
WAkTED-A FIRST CLASS CUTTER AT
w NICULL, the Ia lors. No 11s Canal ST. Get
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-30
LARoE AND SMALL Farms.

Agricultural writers are inclined to
recommend small farms. As well ad.
vocate doing business Of any kind on a
small scale Better have a small farm
paid for and well managed than TO owe
for large one without the means to
work il well. But If farmer is able
to own large farm, and has the ability
to manage it, no one need to waste any
sympathy on him, Large farms are
often poorly farmed, so are small ones.
The difficulty is not so much with the
size Of the farm as with the capacity Of
the farmer Good farming can be done
just as well and more economically on
large farm than on a small one. =
Teams, implements and farm hands can
be used TO better advantage on the
largo farms, for the farmer can afford to
have a variety suited to his needs, II
is foolish to seek 10 get large farm
just for the sake of room, but if the
large area is fully utilized, then we see
no objection to it.
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The Farm.


4 hsenos Ayfcs correspondent far.
nshes ssse tens q iaisrets relative
e - AmeF.eaa "a lie Argtatise BE.
psllic About fory.sre years ago. :
yousg mao named samuel B Hale. a..
rire3 is BuesSs Ayres from Bostou.
IL began budness Or = smal scale.
HIS cbergy, economy. Asd haKioess
tact very soon marked hin AZ risiBg
An9 ibagcRtiAl merchant among the
oldest aad most respectable commercial
houses here,
For many years the house Of samuel
j Hale s Co. has enjoyed the reputa-
ton, which i stiIl retains. Of being enc
q The most reliable aod honorable 10
ts deAliags that hAs ever enjoyed ia
y5rable reputation ia Boenos Ayres.
The iouBder of this house. il seems
never believed 10 putting ali his eggs
iaio one basket Among other jadi-
oi0as Investments be has made in this
country is TO be seen today the finest
farm. or estancia. ia the Argentine
Republic. 1t is situated west OF Bue-
nos A yres loi miles. II contains 49,.
Oo0 acres u as rich prairie soil as the
sun ever shone upon. The farm is ia
closed by heavy, strong. wire fence.
This fence alone cost s2l 900 10 gold
At present. the farm feeds 10000
sheep, which are subdiyided into forty
four iocks Last year the wool product
d the farm Melted $50 900 pounds. and
there was a yield Of SOC. 600 pounds Of
tallow also Is, $40 sheep skins. There
are 600 head Of fat cattle on the farm,
most Of which are sold on the spot, at
different times, for the Bnenos Ayres
market. There are about 500 horses,
mostly brood mares, also about 400
hogs. The sheep are bred from the
best stock that can be imported from
England, France, Spain aud the United
States The farm has many rams. each
Of which, If sold, would bring from
three to six hundred dollars in gold A
large percentage Of the cattle are OF
the thoroughbred Durham stock The
farm is under the management Of a
superintendent, who has all the details
in the different departments managed
as promptly and as accurately as the
different details IN a commercial house.
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Wind, says an old horseman, is the
grand secret OF fast horse. Good
lungs will cover a multitude of faults;
while on the other hand, perfection OF
shape and form are useless when the
wind is out. The chest, therefore, in
all cases, should be large and capacious.
In shape it may vary somewhat, &C.
cording to the service to which the
horse is to be put. II he is TO be kept
FOR slow work and heavy drawing, the
chest may be nearly circular in form,
because this shape is one for strength
aud bulk, to receive and bear up
against the pressure Of the collar, while
at the same time, sufficient room is Sc
cured for that expansion of the lungs
caused by slow regular work. But il
the chest is circular, let it he at the
same time deep, or else the lungs may
be cramped A horse with shallow
chest is worthless for any purpose. The
rule, then. is this For draught horse
a circular but deep chest but, as you
pass through the different degrees Of
speed, up 10 the racer and trotter, the
chest viii increase in depth, compared
70 its roundness, until, for the highest
rate Of speed, you must take chest as
deep as a greyhound, and at the same
time not lacking 10 strength.
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Some sensible writer trathfully says
that most diseases OF cattle are pro-
dnced by wrong treatment--too much
feed al one time. too little al another (;
too rich al one time. Too poor at an
other. etc. II All horses aud cattle
we're fed and watered and used proper
n there would be little disease, aud all
ailments could be cured by simple rem
edies, which every man has OF may
have al haal
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L GIN Be CURED

IT esn bs cures. Thare Il % doebi Eb0ui -
| TIE immedlkts rsAof Aaaried By sanford .
hsd.cAl Cure ~ IatAffh ~ bat sight stidencs
a shat iuAy iollvs persistent nse q ihls rem.
eay The hard. iacrusiea matter thai has lodged
10 fbs nss4l passages i fahaorea stth iew af,-
IaigAl8pns TIE uiostAlioH and inflammation sub
dned aud healed the entire menbrEnous hnings
n the he91 are eloSass 4 aud pnrihed, Consti-
tailoaAly its action - that u powerful purify
Jog kgent, destroying IN its course through he
sysir5n the eesi poison, The destructive agent n
catarrhal diseases.
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A COMPLICATED CASE.

Gentlemen Ny case 10 briefly feliows:
have had CAtArih for ten years each year Siih
increasing severity. For nine years had not
hrcAthed through ons n0stnL had droppinga
10 The throat. Fery bad cough, asthma 30 bad
10 be obliged 10 take remedy for II al nigh a.
bsfors being able 10 li6 down and sleep, and
constant duh pan IN my head. Myihead was At
times W full Of catarrhal matter - 10 inIuKe niy
sense % hearing aud compel me 10 get up sew.
ersi times IN the night 20 clear IL aud my throat
before ! could sleep. Every one OF these dis
lfsssng symptoms has disappeared under the
use Of not quite three bottles OF skuford's Rad
zeal Cure. Ny hearing il fully restored. have
no estimate symptoms no cough, no dropings
IN the throat no headache, aud IN every way
better than have been f0r years. ! could feel
the effects 81 the CuRE on my appehtr, on my
kidneys, and. IN fact, every part Of my system.
What has been done IN my case IL wholly the Of.
feet 81 the Radical Cure.
Very respectfully c. II. LAWRENCE.
TTnCHuuRd, Oct IA.
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Mr.. ) j. Wooley, writing 10 the Ger
mantown Telegraph about destroying
rats, says The best way that have
ever found to kill them is to get some
good fresh plaster Of Paris, and put
one part Of this with three parts Of
cora meal OF half Of each. All the rats
that eat Of this are sure TO die. The
amour, o. grain that is destroyed by
rata aud mice Every year is enormous.
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HOW TO BE CURED.
DR.. Il. GREEN is undoubtedly the
most experienced and successful
Physician in New England for
the treatment of chronic
or long standing
diseases

81 have been cured Of cancer, which cure.
under God, owe to DR.. Greene.
MRs. CH4s. BuTLER
d High Street, Charlestown Mass"
II was terribly afflicted with serofula, and was
nurely cured by DIR. Greene.
LEyI EASTMAN, East HarpLwell, Me-"
"Dr. Greene's treatment entirely cured me OF
rheumatism. THOMAS 0'NEu.,
South Natick, Mass.
James r Darling writes from 9 erry Valley,
Mass CDR. Green cured me OF hts which had
for ten years"
DR.. Greenes remedies will crre any disease that
human power can cure
Mrs q, q, Richardson, stoneham, Macs; MTs.
Il. Olmsead, 4. Franklin, VI; MOsee Hazeu. No.
sutton, N. H., and thousands Of others have
been cured Of Cancer Mr.. s. W. Gleas Weet
Brook6eld, Mass; siias A. Cntler, Northb0ro',
Mase.. we're cured OF eerofulA. l.. II. Heal,
Rockport, Me-; Mrs Henry Hancock, South Nat
lex. Macs, cured Of rhumatsm. Mrs. John W.
BAilou, Bath, Maine, dyspepsia and heart dis
ease. Mrs. Elizabeth Misehess, Wataryils, Me.
eaiArrh. Mrs. q, 6trlsh, Portland, Me- erysip-
ellis. Mrs. samuel MArden, Salisbury, n. H., and
Mr. c. L. PsrloW, WsddiBgton, n. Y, consump-
ton. Mrr. J SUTHERLAND, st George, ". u
salt rheum. DR.. Z @. OrAbtrec, North Haven,
Me, dyspepsia. G. G. Ryder, Barre. Mas.
Mary Lowe, Marlboro, Mass, bHmor " blood.
Letters from patients cured Of Lung and Liver
Diseases. Femsle Complaints. seminal Weak
meas and all Chronic Difficulties are received
daily BY DR. Greene from all parts Of the couD-
try. aud volumes might be published showing
the aapcrlority u bis treatment
Or. Greene hss devoted his life 70 the treat.
mont u Chronic Diseases, and hiA skill and die.
eoserieA ia medicine are truly wonderful No
sufferer can nou Afford 70 lose time and money
In trying uncertain remedies when by consult
ing DR.. Greene. certain, speedy, and Perna.
nent cure may be obiAiped.
Dr. r. ureens holds FRKE CONSULTATIONS at
hls ofsioe, 81 Temple Place. Botton, MAss., from
10 daily also by letter enclosing stamp.
Pqnyll9 free. 80 5v
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Very good and timely advice this
Don't bcssfrAid TO cultivate the corn
loo well q too much II yoa want big
crops cultivate il often. II yea want
poor crops give ths corn groand a lick
and a promise aud you will be success.
faI
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Each pack age contains DR.. Ssnfords Improved
Inhsling Tube, and full directions for its use in
all cases. Price. 81. For sale by all Wholesale
and retail drug sists Aad dealers throughout the
United States aud CanAdas. WEEKS 4 POTTER
General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Bos-
ton, Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-30
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