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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-14
We HAVE REMOVED
STATE NATIONAL BANK.

MEMPHIS, Tenn September Z, 1873
TTNHIS Bank will be open during the epidemic for
transactipg General Banking Business ANY bust
ness fntrusted to US will receive special attention
IA HAYES, Cashier
To Our Country Friends and Customers.
WE are still, OPEN and hope to remain so during
this frlghtfuI scourge We will be under especial
obligations to those of customers in the country
who are indebted to us and who will make liberal
remttances, either by mail or express.
A. vACCARO Il CO,
324 Front street.
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University of the South
SEWANNEE, TENN.

On the Cumberland Plateau 20OO Feet Above the Sea
EY-NO Epidemics ever ascend the M Oun-
tain. Studies elective. Complete courses lead to
various degrees. Two Literary Societies. Cadet
corps armed with latest rifles Winter vacation of
twelve weeks. beginning December 18th.
For further information address
JOHN B. ELLIOTT, M D.,
Chairman of HebdOU1adaI Board.
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Insurance Removal |!

JNHE.ofices OF the Bluff City Insurance Company
and the Hernanoo Insurance Company have been re-
All communications addressed to US, either by mail
or telegraph, will receive prompt attention.
W. a. MOORE,
Secretary Bluff City Insurance Company.
F. NJ. NELSON,
SecretarY fernando Insurance COmpanY.
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MIore OF Ramsey's statement.

WASHINGTON, September 13.-M T.
Ramsey, one OF the physicians who went
to Memphis with the corps of Washington
nurses, has returned to Washington in COM
panY with DIR. Pease and Mrs. Wallace. In
an interview, DIR. Ramsey SAID before reach
ing Memphis, even when FIVE miles out, the
air was laden with yellow fever poison, and
as we approached the city the stencil was
absolutely sckening. Dr.. Pease and myself
went to the Peabody hotel, the only one now
open, and were shown into rooms from which
a dead lady had just been taken and re-
moved; vessels of black vomlt were standing
about the room, and bed clothes had not
been changed The hotel itself is perfect
pest-house, and victims of the disease are in
two-thirds of the rooms. Sui phur pads were
kept burning in the hall, and clothes and
bedding are constantly disinfecied, but they
cant get hel Q enough In the hotel to do half
what ought to be done. All commerce has
ceased and business of nearly every kind is
suspended. People have no heart to attempt
any regular GUINNESS, and could not IF they
Eould. Even liquor saloons for most part
are closed, and provisions as q rule are empty.
The greatest need IS provisions, clothing,
physicians, money, nurses and medicine.
The best thing that can be done now is to
send plenty Of provisions and clothing.
Negroes and many poor whites for a section
of one hundred and fifty miles around Mem
phis have focked in there, hearing that they
could get something to eat, and as to clothes
hundreds of people are going about the
street. especially colored women, with hardly
anything on at all Sights IN this respect
are distressing. So far no serious outbreak
has occurred but the better classes are IN CON
slant terror of riot TIE city ID in the
hands of cOlOred people altogether. and while
they behave very well, there Is sill lurking
fear on the part of the whites of some addj-
tIonal evil.
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Euka Female Institute
IUKA, nERSIsSIPPH

NEXT session opens First Monday in September,
~ and continues forty weeks. Cheapness, COM
fort and thorough instruction combined. Expert
enced teachers engaged for every department.
Terms-Tuition, from 81 to S. per month; Music,
s. per month"; Board from 81 O to Sl2 so per month.
For catalogue and further Information, apply to
N. A. FLOURNOY, AM, Principal.
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DR. J. D. WOODLAND died, and was buried
yesterday. from his rooms In the Gavoso
block. He fell battling heroically for the re
lief of the afflicted.
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CLOSISG RATEa

esfsFaay Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot.
ION, I'D. Memphis cotton, 10 7-se. Me-,
vr'ea"s cotton, 10 3-4c. Ne,o York cotton.
III dc. Nel0 York gold, 100 3-8.
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Wood Wanted for the Destitute.

LEARNERS and others are urgently requested to
II send in donations OF wood for the destitute
citizens of Memphis. Those living near should
haul IL to 81 South Court street to j. c. MACCABE,
Commissary. Parties being at a distance on or
near railroad, have 1t delivered free, by haul
ing to any way station.
CT CONN,
JAS S. PRESTIGE,
VIM. WILLIS,
Committee.
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Special Notice.


MEMPHIS, September g. 1878.
ENR0M this date, and until further notice. no
II freight Will be received for shipment over the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. Supplies for
the Howard Association and Citizens Relief Com
mittee will be delivered on application.
Auanf
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NOTICE.

A LII those interested In the fate of Memphis are
n requested to subscribe as many cords of wood
Our four lines of railroads respond TO the CALL and
Will carry all subscriptions to the city free of charge
THOS. CITBBINS.
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Golusnhus GeOrSia.

TIME best Shoe Store (house and outfit and the bes
/ stand in the city for rent, having been shoe
store for TWENTY-FIVE years. Also dry goods store Of
equal merit. Apply TO
HINSON s. ESTES,
Col,, ,ID,,o rryio
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DONATIONS To THE co>nnssARY DEPART

MENT
Of the citizens relief conn. .s.. Tr5av.
September Is, 1873: Citizens Of Count. 3,
Ala, through w. V. CharGavosus. teu a., ad
of young cattle; ii . IL Williams, Nash
vile, Tenn, one boz. OF meal, two hun
bred pounds; J. R il lA.Es. Grayson, Ark
Eve sacks potatoes; b j. Carbon, Carbon
Gale, Tenn, one barrel -four.
]. C. MACCABE, Commissary.
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Cairo, III.

CAIRO, Ills. September, 13.-No new
cases Of yellow-fever report "a by the ply
sicilus to- day,
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NOTICE.

The different associations and others,
who are expecting money by express.
will call at the office, No. 3S North Court
street Il. W. GONNELL.
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INNNE N1II1 u u n u - IJs
EMMETT L. Ross,
For Canton HnWard,

Mr.. Isaac N. Steudemeyer, of the Times,
raj days, is recovering.
Major Henry M. Fowle, superintendent of
the Chalmette national cemetery died at
Chalmette to-day.
Rev Mark Moses, formerly Of the Jackson
street Hebrew congregation, now of Provi-
dence, R. l., has lost almost his entire family
residing here.
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

| CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FROM THE lsT TO
THE 18TH INST, BY THE A. o. Z. ".
The following contributions fer relief of
members and their families Of the A. o. ..
w, are acknowledged:
Henry Berry, R., Iowa City. .......... 800 90
p sSsSyE RssE It'd Evansville Ind 3 25 SO 90
Il Herman, per Marcus Jones, Butler
Lodge No "a. Butler Penn; ...:...a,: 90
Willis Days. Rec Lebanon Lodge NO TO- ooo
WIN G Morris, MoIIne, Rock Island. so 90
Fuller, Rec Charity Lodge No 3d. ~
Ge sfi Lodge No 81 Evansville, Ind: Is 90
WI v F FISK Rec 90 or...i, % 90
DesMoines Lodge No is, DesMoines. Iowa,
J Mattox Fin Cynthiana Lodge No 49,
Ja Gsesnisn lynn M NJ vIgo Lodge Terre - ~
Aiec 9I! 81 Lean Lean W. Macomb III. 81 50
A Whitaker, q r, Waterloo, Iowa.. ~ %
K A Whitaker, q R. Waterloo, Iowa. u 20
Received previously ...-...-.-.-..''.-. 40 w
Total. SLIGO 30
D. F. GOODYEAR, D. G. NJ W.
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FROM THE 81 TO
THE 9Th INST. BY KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
The following has been received for the
benefit of the Knights of Honor:
W H Stephenson; reporter of Frank - no
lin Lotge, No. 533, J0nesbo'o, Tenn =. S25 90
No. AZ, jamestown, NY ............... so 90
E Buchanan, representative Gallatin
Lodge, No, 36I ...--.-.-.- 70 W
Memorial Lodge, No 3IS, GAINESVILLE Wis. % 90
J N Marinre Dickson Lodge, No. IA. 90
W H Wesley reporter West End Lodge
B PuiIen, g. R.. for Peabody Lodge, No.
1913, Trenton, Tenn. 20 GO
II w Clark, Relief Lodge, No. 1913, Knox
Vile, Tenn .-....-.--..-. ~ w
Stamp, rec Ducktown Lodge, No 65S,
Ienn.- ~ w
D L Orr reporter Lewisburg Lodge, No.
40, Tenn. -.-......-.--.-: 20 w
C BOwers.repOr Ell Henning Lodge, No.
1UOS, rem 10 w
Tom Hoimon, per W Anderson, Unity
Lodge no. 2ll...-.-- III w
r + Thompson treas. Williamson Lodge,
No. los. Franklin, Tenn. .........:.. 90 90
A Keenan,, representative Rogersville
34i, Paris RsC Tenn ol-'r.OH 25 90
GOOdlett secretary Goodlettsville
VIM nEs Jones S9 g. B., ST. Louis, MOI 754 GO
T Gardner Foster, q. R.. Montgomery, Ala.
draft received for signature. ............ 100 90
Fan river Mass 3.-'..', -, 20 90
T Kirk, reporter Marion Lodge, No. 1856,
South Pittsburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 w
S1.274 %
D.F. GOODYEAR,
Grand Treasurer.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE
U1OR THE SPEEDY CURE of Seminal Weakness,
II Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on by
indIscretion or excess ANY druggist has the lngre
dents. DIR JAQUES Il CO.,
100 West Sixth street, Cincinnati.
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contributions RECEIVED FROM THE lsT TO
THE 18TH INST, BY THE A. o. U. ".
The following contributions fer relief Of
members and their families of the A. o. ..
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POstOmce Notice.

POStOfEice Notice.
rINHE following is from W. j. Chase,who owing to
the illness of Colonel KnoWlton is In charge of the
Memphis Postoffce, ordered that
No mail matter be placed In the route boxes.
Country offices hereby ordered not TO send post
Office orders to this office.
All parties sending expecting letters will have
to go to the office, as the carriers nave left.
W. j. CHASE, Postmaster pro tenn
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Owing to the Prevalence of Yellow Fever
A and around Memphis. we have temporarily
removed to the Office of SIEDENBACH. SCHwAB Il
CO., 54l Broadway, New York, where all communi-
cations should be addressed to us, and from which
point we will be pleased to ship goods to all of our
friends who may desire anything In our line.
As soon as the Board of Health may decide that it
is safe to do so, will open In Memphis a full
stock OF Fall and Winter Clothing, made exclusively
for the Southern Trade, and continue business as
heretofore. SCHWAB & co.
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NOTICE.
MEMPHIS. TENN, September II, 1873.
MIR. r. B. CLARKE is hereby appointed Treasu-
vi rer of the Citizens Relief Committee, during
the illness or Mr.. John q. Lonsdale, IT.
CHAS. g. FISHER.
Chairman CitiZens's Relief Committee
The reports for the 10th will be furnished to-nor-
row R. B. CLARKE, Treasurer.
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LAKE, MISS.
Special to the n, o, Tines

special 10 Jne n. u. IlmeS
LAKE, Miss, September About three
days ago the yellow fever appeared IN this
village, and there are now twenty-five cases
Four deaths as follows: Lee e. Scott w. E.
Crowson and wife, and Frank NJ. Tote
Only about one-f fourth of the cases appear
malignant; the balance yield readily to treat
clan, is among the critically i'll.
There is less excitement than | have seen
anywhere for a month. The well neighbors
are closely tending the sick. For three days
there was no physician present, and outside
the situation seemed appalling; but now all
is favorable to the rapid killing of the dis
ease.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, September Is
The following message was sent to the
Associated Press: Our worst fears have been
realized. The cold winds and heavy atmOs-
phere of the past two days have had the most
disastrous effects. The new cases for the
past "a hours, IS; deaths, 4. Our doctors,
Semmes, Cage and Priestly, assisted by DIR.
Lyons, of New Orleans, are hurrying from
house to hovel, and our nurses, over sixty in
number, have more than they can manage
1t Is enough to crush the stoutest heart. But
we hope for divine aid, and pray God to turn
away from US this awful and consuming pes
thence. Thermometer this morning, As.
EMMETT l.. Ross,
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SECURITY
Building and Loan Associations

TOR the present, payment Of dues, inter'st. etc
7 can e made to the treasurer at the FCl III NJ
tiOnal Bank, between the hours OF IL an. and z
m. No hnes or penalties will be recorded against
absences who make good their arrears on their
turn Until further notice, regular meetings Will be
discontinued. A. s. LIVERMORE, President.
MCITJTRF
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NEW ORLEANS, September 13.-Carr the
telegraph operator who went to Vicksburg
from st. Louis, died there this morning Of
fever. Bishop Elder ia reported out of dan
ger
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II sTkCE.

ON account of yellowfever our store will be closed
~ until further notice.
BROOKS, NELLY d co.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-02-21
A GhasIly War Scene.

A Russian officer, writing to friend
in Cleveland, Ohio, gives the following
horrible narration. a translation OF which
we copy from the Herald OF that city
He says looming to place where the
road somewhat widened about two miles
from Tells, we halted, and after driving
away and cutting down in short skirm-
ish party of Turks who Were busy rob-
bing our dead, we stopped to form before
going on. AS / rode along the front
shouting orders to my men, an agonlzlng
cry for help arrested my attention. !
looked round. Nothing but heaps OF
dead everywhere. Oh these none needed
me. But bark once more, and again and
again the piteous cries. Hastily dis
mounting, / threw the bride over my
sound arm and ran toward some bushes
from behind which the sound proceeded
and there, IN small pool Of ciotted blood,
Law that which at first failed to recog--
nize as 8 human being, though human II
certainly was in its piteous cries, ana the
seemingly gloved hands that elutched ar
and earth in their agony.
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z Our attention has lately been called to the
quality of Soap made at the factories Of the
Minnesota Soap Company in st. Paul and Min
immense quantities of all grades of Soaps, and
its goods come into competition with those o.
all the leading factories of the country. 1t is g
matter of much importance to the trade, Their
fore, to know how the Minnesota products in
this branch compare with other Soaps. To
satisfy the public on this point, q scientific
of their soaps. The analysis was made by W
NJ New, analytical chemist for the commissa-
ry department Of the U. s. Army. 1t shows
that there is less than three per cent. of for
eign matter in the Minnesota Soaps examin-
ed by him. This satisfactory test shows that
the soaps of the Minnesota Soap Company
stand inthe front rank with the bestgoods.man
ufaetured in the United States, and are far supe-
rior to many 'of the Eastern goods with which
the western markets are flooded.
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HEART REGULATOR as relief and cure for
Heart Disease, for the simple reason that they
have seen its favora bic workings in all the
many forms of disease the Heart is liable to,
and it can truly be recommended as a scien-
tifc remedy for that dread of all diseases,
whose subtle workings are not usually seen
until the patient is beyond ordinary help.
Among the many forms of Heart Disease are
palpitation, Enlargement, Spasms of the
Heart, Stoppage of the action of the Heart,
Trembling all over and about the Heart, Os-
sifcation or Bony Formation of the Heat,
Rheumatism, General Debility and Sinking OF
the Spirits We can pronounce DR.. Graves
HEART REGULATOR certain remedy, and
advise you to use it. Send your name to F.
E. INGALLS,, Concord, N H., for a pamphlet
containing list of testimonials, of cures, &c.
For sale by druggists at SO cents and 81 per
bottle
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The rest, from the waist upward, was
one mass of raw, quivering fiesh-the face
featureless, eye-lids and eyes cut out. the
man tiayed alive, all but the hands, whose
white skin at first gave the impression of
their being gloved. This CHASTITY object
lay few steps from dead horse, one of
our own regiments golden bays. Faint
at heart | bent over the sufferer, evidently
one of our own men, but now mangled be-
yond recognition. He prayed for death
with his poor torn lips, and in minute
more w, our surgeon, and two more of
our officers were by my side. made room
for W., who stopped for a few seconds over
our comrade, and then rising, sadly shook
his head, murmuring "no help A sud
den impulse prompted me to seize the
poor helpless hand in my own, and press
ing it, whisper few words OF comfort,
At the sound of my voice came the sadder
appeal 'sNicolai, for old friendships sake,
send bullet through my heart!n This
voice sounded so strangely familiar, and
yet could not recognize it. "Who are
YOUR "Alexis S."
Alexis, my old schoolmate, who had a
few hours ago shared my breakfast by
our bivouac fire, and then rode away,
handsome and bold at the head of our
first squadron. He had fallen wounded,
helpless, his horse shot under him, and
the tiendish Turks were slowly torturing
him to death when our approach drove
them away. Clasping my hand in his,
he still begged for death. My revolver
was empty, discharged in the scutfle a
few moments before. looked at w, who
silently drew out his, and shuddering in
every nerve, placed the muzzle against
SIS breast, and, with averted face, fired
twice in succession, while still pressed
the poor hand IN mine. We wrapped him
up in my cloak and placing him in the
shallow ditch, rolled boulder over him,
and then, with our hands still moist with
his blood, we swore to each other never
to empty the last chamber of our pistols,
but always to reserve shot for ourselves
and friends, should any of us, wounded,
have to be left behind. May a quick
death, soldiers death. be ours.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-02-21

The editor of an agricultural paper says ther
is absolutely no cure for hog cholera, but that
Sheridan's Condition Powders given occasion
ally will certainly prevent it. Be sure to get
Sheridan's. The other kinds large packages
are trash.
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Awful Fate of the Little Boy Who
Would Not Take Caster OIL.

would Not Take Caster Oll.
Once there was little boy,
His mothers pride, his fathers joy.
A right .zstured lad was he,
And hale and hearty as could be.
But once upon an autumn day,
Hepushed his dinner plate away
"Icannot eat today he said,
81 feel an aching in my head"
His mamma, experimenting harm,
Sent for the doctor in alarm.
The doctor came-"0ur little Ned
Is somewhat sickly, ma'am," he said;
I'm order the disease may foil,
He must imbide some castor oil.
But Ned declined and shook his head
II hate that hOrrid oil" he said
In vain his mamma, dear, imploredi
In vain his papa ripped and swored.
They couldn't get the oil down Ned
mo oil for me" he firmly said.
So thinner, thinner every day,
He faded quietly away.
No pies, no cakes, no bread, no meat
Did he have appetite to eat
And all in vain his parents toll
To make him take the caster oil
That nOstrum that would ease his pain
and make him well and brisk again.
But Ned refused-so naught could save
The child from an untimely grave;
And thinner, thinner, day by day,
He faded like dream away.
Till Que night by the parlor fire
Sat Edward ready toexpire.
The draft was strong and fiercely drew
And sucked him up the chimney tlue.
His poor mamma went nearly wild.
And loud bewailed her foolish child.
But Ned weni sailing here and there,
The sport of currents in the air
Forever tossed bv cruel winds,
No peace. no resting place he finds
And as he tumbles in the skies
"Oh, give me castor oilp' he cries
ITO latel Too latem the wind replies.
How often in you trundle bed
Have you, my child, heard foolish Ned
Call down the chimney, hoarse and shrill,
In tones that made your heartstrings thrill,
Or on the frosted window pane
Come tapping once and once again?
San Francisco Chronicle.
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A FARM AND HOME
OF YOUR OWN.
Now is the Time to
secure I'd

OF the best Land in America COO Acres In East-
ern Nebraska the line of the gpi0n Pa
Railroad for sale. 10years credit given interest
only per These the only lands FOR SALE on
the line of this GREAT RAILROAD, the WORLDS HIGH
WAY Send for The NEW "PIoNEER," the best paper
for those seeking new homes published. Fall IN
formation. with maps, sent FREE. %. n. DAVIS
Land gent u. y. nc. H.. Omaha, NeD.
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Let no one hereafter insinuate that
teachers institutes produce no good. AT
the late Bucks County institute fair
haired, blue-eyed darling of teacher of
the female persuasion forever demolished
the base insinuation by the following
conundrum: ''How do you make Maltese
cross2n thread on her tail.n
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-02-21

We have sold Hatch's Universal Cough Syr.
up for about four years. Nothing that we
have ever sold gives such universal satisfac.
ton as cough remedy. While We keep all
the old standard medicines of this kind, the
Universal has by far the leading sale. Our
customers speak in its praise without excep
ton. We can refer any one who has not used
it to scores who will testify to its value B
J. & l.. s. STROUGH.
La Fargeville n. Y
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-02-21

The attention of heads OF families is re-
spectfully invited to the superior quality, in
every respect, of DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. II
is entirely free from adulteration of any kind,
and every package contains absolute, full
weight. Consumers should bear in mind the
fact that a strictly pure, full weight baking
powder, although it costs a little more tn an
the adulterated, cheap, light weight or bulk
powders, is by far the cheapest, both in purse
and health.
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KEEP,S SHIRTS.
ANf MAN OF SENSE

Who wlsleSco save dollars will send for Tree frloe
List. We s.si on trial we pay freight 80 your own
AGED ana ave cc1nuiiStons-five-Ion Hay scales
complete t3Sne better sso Send for free Price List
all size Scales and judge for yourself. JONES OF
BINGHA MtI,OS, DinGhArnton, NY.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-02-21

Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
cure cough in one-half the time necessary
to cure it with any other medicine; and it
does it not by drying it up, but by removing
the cause subduing the irritation, and healing
the affected parts. Sold by druggists.