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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from prac.
tice. having had placed in his hands by
an East India miss' onary the formula Of
= simple vegetable remedy, for the
speedy and permanent cure FIR consump.
ton, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all
throat and lnng affections. also q posi-
tive and radical cure for nervous dehili
ty and all nervous complaints, after hav.
ing tested its wonderful curative pow.
EN- IN thousands Of cases, has felt Il hin
duty to make It known to his suffering
fellows. Actnated by this motive, aud 4
desire to relieve human suffering, I will
send, free If charge. to all who desire it,
this recipe, with full directions fo" pre-.
naring and using, 10 German, French. or
English. Sent BY mail BY addressing
with stamp. naming this paper. w. w.
Shersr, 149 Powers Block, Rochester,
New York. April 5.
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The Eclipse Livery Stable.

Mr. Nelson Taylor, Of Alexandris, nd.
vertises in this issue bis "Eclipse Stable"
where the travelling public can be &C.
commodated with anything in the livery
stable line, at cheap rates We invite
especial attention Of drovers to bis pens
and stalls, for rent BY day or week.
Horses, carriages, buggies and harness
can be hid vt his stable at cheaper bar
gains than in New Orleans. If any of our
citizens in the city or parish who are IN
need Of what Mr.. Taylor advertises, they
will tiud it to their interest to give him
call.
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A Horse In Dispute,

A rather complicated case on the own.
ership Of horse between Mary vienns
and Louis Hawkins, both colored, is en-
tered on Squire Tncker's docket to be
examined on the 14th. In the mean time
the horse is being boarded at the livery
and is worth about $50, aud when the
question Of ownership is decided, the
horse will barely bring enough to pay
the costs of the suit.
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On Tuesday night, April 1st, 1879, an
orga, ization was perfected in on city,
know 40 the "Natchitoches Brass Band
comp. sed Of the following we'll known
citizen viz: Nums Tsuzin, John Shep.
pard, Jno 4. Barlow, L. A. Sers, A, On.
cournau, J. ". Tucker, W. H, Tunnard,
Jos. Kile, NJ. H. Wilkinson, A. II. lie.
comte, Jno. Noon, Seymour Curtis, and
F. T. LATTER.
Seven Of the Usmhers met and elected
tho following competent officers: Pres
ident, Nums Tauzin; Vice. President, A.
H. Lecom:s; Secretary and Treasurer
NJ. A. Wilkinson.
This enterprise Of our citizens should
receive the active encouragement of our
people aud lovers Of good music. The
members Of the band propose to employ
most competent instructor, and emil.
ven our little city during the summer
months with those beautiful strains
which will Danish all ideas of "treason,
stratagem and spoils" 80 eloquently
spoken Of by England's immortal Bard
Shakespeare. Ladies and citizens let Ms
encourage the "boys" and Ike it net said
that You have not music in yourselves
Many things are wanted-i instruments
aid, encouragement. Natchitoches !,
EQUAL to any emergency and after thu
late e,n.ute sh- is not expected to bs
backward in aiding this new enterprise
| Already it is understood that the mem
hers Of the excellent string band, who
furnished such delightful entertainment
in the saloon Of the Bart Able, during
her trip to and from New Orleans, with
the ''bnlld"zers" and their friends. viii
give cOncrIS for the benefit Of this en-
tcrprise. III The mean time let our pa
triOtic ladies move in the matter and q
complete success is insured. They have
ever been foremost in all that pertaint
to public good and welfare and - in
''l'rllnm" times have risen superior t.
the Mcasion. no matter what might II.
the call o" their energies. Ladies, help
the new enterprise. The gentlemen O
our patriotic city will literally respond
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Crop Reports.

Special Correspondence to the vindisator.
JERICHO, Natc.ituci,es Parish, April
l.-C"mmencrd working corn on the
26,h IT March; got through % I'd Of
April; = good stand. My 6rst plant.
lug III cotton IL up and s~'d stand;
commenced chopping cotton tho 2i
Of April. trdded Yam potatoes %
the 25th Of February, which were up
10 the 2lst Of March; l set ont draws
the last of March BY watering, and let
Of April cot Out go more: l still
have on my pOtatoe bed 250O drsws
that are ready to set; will continue
to cot BY Watering.
]. 7. WuIlAxy.
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The City Hall looked neat and tidy on
Wednesday for the benefit II the city
courei!. and everything about the bench
looked lovely and happy, and all par.
liam.ntarians in that body wore benign
smiles.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
The Finance Committee reported tho
following:
Squire Tucker bill as it went In 91O1 %
Squire fuckers bill as it Came out 81:
The Committee asked that further
time be granted them to examine thu
report of the sx.treasurer on account Of
that gentleman's absence.-Granted.
The Committee reported favorably on
the bonds Of the city officials.
Committee on streets and bridges fail.
Ell to make report.
TODYIsM.
Committee OF petitions reported m
favorab'y an the petition Of Nessrs Hy'
n-s and HutsOn, and report adopted
This is a direct blow at any enterprise
that may spring up in the interest If the
city. and it only tentls to show that we
are still infected with that disease
known as "tmyism," and 50 long as VI
don't try TO diSrnfrct our town Of thai
terrible scourge, Natchitoches will new.
er b. anything more than sue 10 q
present.
NEW BUSINEss.
An ordinance tor the protection Of the
cerDeterse was passed, which will b'
found in another column.
The attention Of the street cOmmitte,
was called to look after the pump spring
and report at next meeting whether Il
is in good condition for bathing puR
poses.
The riot act was then read and va
declared on all dogs running vt large.
The committee on bridges Was asked
to hand in y report at next regular meet
ing.
BILLS,
The vINDIcAToR presented its bills to
printing the minutes OF the council. ON
Till being for printing tho proceedings O
the old Board. Alderman Ware moved
that q committee bc appointed to *
anime all bills Incurred ~ the old Board
To compromise the matter with tn
aforesaid Alderman the whole matter
was referred to the Finance Committee
BEErsTEAKEs AND ROAST BEEF.
Alderman Genius stated that there wa
little discrepancy in the matter Of pay
ing licenses, as he found the names Q
Messrs Kahn and LePaulmier, butchers
on the delinquent license list, and wa
informed by the butchers that they ha'
paid their licenses in meat he, therefore
would move that the tax collector be re
quested to call on these butchers and oil
tain from them their license receipt 10
1873.
There being no further business th
council adjourned till the 10th.
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Or young men have organized brass
bard, . thing that is most needed to On.
liven our community. We hope on r
A.s,a~ men will subscribe literally to
ssahle tho member to purchase their
iss1rrpents. The following gentlemen
~ IN chosen - its officers for the
esc.ins ven: President, John Shepperd /;
Seese1ssy and Treasurer, Squire John
Tblk1. $3.50
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The THOROUGHBRED STALLION.
AND POPULAR
PRlNCE!ALBERTI
Will stand - ensuing season Ut
NATCHITOCfIES LA.

DESCRIPTION-Price Albert T, il . dark
- Mahogany Bay. without white six years
old sixteen hands high, and in fine health and
condition.
PEDIGREE Prince Albert T, WAS sired by
Prince Albert, Jr., land he by TrOutmane
Prince Albert, and be by imported Cleveland
bay horse, Yonng Lord, the property of j. B.
Clay, Of Bourbon county. X. HIS dam was
sired BY old imported Valentine his grand
dam by Forester he BY old Bertrand his great
grand dam, A,nenda Sergeant By old Shake.
spear. Valentine was thoroughbred horse i'm.
pDrted to improve the thoroughbred stock Ut
this country. Abadam Valentine, the dam Of
Prince Albert 10 one Of the auaaf msres in Ken.
lucky. The dam vi Prince ALERT, Jr. Nellie,
was sired BY thoroughbred race horse her
dam was sired BY old Wood Pecker and be- WAS
the sire Of old Gray Eagle. The dam Of Prince
Albert I, wAs sired by John Printer, and bis
grand dam BY old Black Hawk:
TERMS Single leap, q 90, payable at ser.
vice; season, ~ 10. payable during seas0n
insurance, tl5 20, PAYABLE when fact 10 ascer.
tanned or marc transferred to other owners.
The colts Of Prince Albert T Of last year have
been drOpped and they are . sufficient guarsn'
tee Of his qualities in size, form and beauty.
Pasturage and care of mares can be had from
the undersigned.
r. p. HUDSON.
Postoftice, Box 100, Natchitoches, La.
April 5-6m
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Thanks.

The United States prisoners and Wit
uesses from this parish who were in New
Orleans attending court. return heartfelt
thanks to tn. members Of DrOnica Climb for
cou iSs extended them while in the
Crescent City. Here 10 to the Dronica
Club.
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r 20 G. E E d l n 6 S
OF THE
City Council
OF NATCHlTOClIES.

CITY COUNCIL
OF NATCHlTOClIES.
April 2nd 1879.
regular meeting Of the City Coull.
Gil this day, the following members were
present:
P.esent-Willis Holmes, Mayer.
Jas. Genius,
". II. Wac.
4. Dncournau,
W. H. Aresux,
l. Jacobs,
Joseph Keyser.
Minutes Of last meeting read and
adopted.
Committee on Finance made report ~
follows:
Final Report of W. E. Russell, City
Tax Collector, found correct aud recon.
mended its adoption. Asked for further
time on report Of Mr.. Laplace, ex.Secre'
tsry and Treasurer. Account Of J. N.
Tucker, ]. p, against the City, rejected,
except s. IS collected by City Tax COL
lector. Bonds Of Mayor, Tax Collector
and Secretary and Treasurer, approved.
Petition Of Hynes aud HutsOn, for
lease of river front rejected.
On motion Of Mr.. Genius, duly second
ed, the following Ordinance for the pro-
lection of our City Cemetery from dis.
Il oil
full vote Of the Council.
ORDINANCE No. -
Section l. BE- it Ordained, that any
person found Decorating any Of the
Cemeteries within the limits Of the City
Of NatchitOches, such as removing Ol
| drfaciug tomb stones, cutting any trees
| or shru6bery, shall suffer, on conviction,
q fine of ten dollars, and in default Of
payment shall be imprisoned, not more
than thirty days, at tho Mayors discre'
ton.
Sec. IND. That it shall be unlawful
for any person to join fence or build.
ing 10 any of the fences enclosing the
cemetery rounds within the city. and
any person 20 doing shall, on conviction
br fined in u sum not to exceed ten ,lOl'
lars, aud in default of payment, be i'm.
prisone.l not more than thirty days, u
The discretion of the Mayor.
Sec. Sd. That in all eases where fen
ces or other distractions are now Joined
to any Of the fenses surrounding aud H.
closing tho Cemetery grounds, the ownel
Or proprietor Of such fence Or obstruction
shall be served with ten days written
notice Nv the City Marshal nothing him
or her to nnjoin and remove the said
fence or obstruction, and on bis or bel
refusal to comply with the notice afore.
said, within ten days, the City Marshal
shall. at the expense of the owner Of
proprietor, remove or cause to I've remOv'
ed the said fence or obstruction. And
any person failing, refusing or neglectinl
to comply with the terms Of such notice
rs herein described. on conviction, shall
b. fined ten dollars, and in default o.
payment imprisoned ten days.
lSigned) WILLIS HOLMES,
| ATTEST Mayor.
w. H. BARBEE, Secretary.
Accounts Of Peoples indicator against
the City, referred to Finance Committee
Moved aud seconded, that J. H. Cos
ymve be, and is hereby employed to pub
iisb the proceedings of the City Council
and shall be paid for said printing fifty
cents per square Adopted.
On motion, Council adjourned K
Wednesday, the 10th April 1879.
| WILLIS HOLMES,
| Mayor.
W. H. BARBEE,
Secretary.
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JOSEPH G KEYSER.
Brickmalker and Layer.

Is PREPARED to do all work entrusted
l to him quickly and in workmaulike
manner. Tomb, Chimneys, Cisterns = M
other work collected.
Orders left 1t BULLARD 4 CAMP
BELLS will b promptly attended "a.
JaA.N, ",
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Country Quotations.

COuu'ry EuOtstIOmSs
Cotton, not much coming in Of late,
What is, rules in price FROM 10 tO0.
Eggs are scarce and very high,
And most that's offered, prepared to Hy.
Chickens fell down some We hear,
But still are held at prices dear.
Beef il juicy-in my eye,
And tough and very, very high.
P.S.-rhe Editor aud Chi + begs to
state that hi came into tho office on
"Wednesday morning anl found Gus in u
dead faint after the mental strain in.
duced By the above. We might shy also
that he 10 In training to compose the
next yellow fever poem aud has 10 fat
advanced IN power, pathos aud pith that
be- eau do six hundred quarter verses iu
six hundred quarter hours, which il
ahead Of Des,uukes' pedestrian efforts.
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LOCAL GLEANlNGS.

's''s'Js
Fly time has Get in.
The baseball season has opened.
To-norrow will be Palm Sunday.
That extra was not On April fool. :.
Ono more week for Lent, and then
lookout for the matrimonial fever.
That shower last Tuesday laid tho dust
low. aud dry goods clerk are happy
The Council has declared war on tho
KS,
Blunt proposes to yank all the "nigs'
from the farms. Let him yank. who
cares.
A cold polar wave struck this place
Inst Tuesday making overcoats and small
6res comfortable.
Does croquet expect to flourish, and
can W hope to record broken shins, this
summer.
The city marshal has been busy this
week impounding hogs. Some Of our
rural friends cay this is the pork packing
season with our city government.
A certain individual in this parish
who deals out grain by the yard and cal
leo by tho peck got too much lip on him
lest week by running it against . hard
subetan CO.
Strawberries are on the market Int
they are too hard for M to get at-prices
hish-they are sour and We don't think
THE good year for Strawberries either.
In our local article last week on the
Marshall tragedy, through mistake got in
the messenger" instead Of the "Herald."
Bro. Jennings overlook our error.
Az soon ~ tho boys get their brass
hons, "tooting" will have its sway in our
city.
That fish fry on Bayou Bonlecanon last
Sundsy. was failure. We went, how
ever, and strung several fine trout and
beem.
We again call the attention Of the po-
lice 70 the condition Of the town Pump
Spring.
Chew JACxsoN's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. Nov. 3O.1y.
The ''town ring" had better be on the
li rirs ~ there IL young man in town
who seeks for gore with vengeance and
has threatened to scalp the "ring.'
Any farmer sending rs small mes'
(about three gal!ons) Of Strawberries
win eb give nice puff and an article
o. raising coo grass. We are not mncf
on strawberries, but then we have :
shadow Of . fellow in our office that car
up.shaw more strawberries than any mar
Of bis size then you can imagine.
The Phoenix saloon is still on st. Deni
street und or the supervision Of that ar
tistic compounder Of fluids, Mr.. Georg
lille. The printers Of this Office will al
ways remember George for that delicioa
lemonade sent them, for "he who g'vsel
TO the printer lendeth to the Lord" 20,
know.
lfthe members Of tho street committee
would take walk back Of town or a
~ hsad Of Washington street, we conl'
chow them hcles large enough to drow'
. caravan after . rainy day.
Jt 10 rumOred that some one il goiDI
70 scalp tho "town ring" The first fel'
low you meet with hairless Uranium
yea ean mako up yOur mind that be is
0suber Of that ''ring."
Aboat the only thing this week bef"r
Tho Mayors court, was CASA on th
raRjlistic order between two merchants
vho wsre ssch Get back Ever and Gust,
The Nsrshall has hesn authorized 4
Ted I'll stray dogs found about town gu
a.usnic 1t the city's expense.
Brass Bard.
Our yong men have organized bras
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Arrival and Departure Of Nails.

Arrival and Departure OF Nails.
SHREVEPORT.
Arrives. Departs.
Monday, ga. N. Monday, Z A. N.
Tuesday, Tuesday. P. NJ.
ThursdAy Wednesday, ! A. NJ
Friday, Friday, 4P. NJ.
Saturday, Saturday, Z A. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS.
Arrives. Departs.
Sunday, 2 p. N. Sunday, p. N.
Tuesday, " Monday. A NJ:
Tuesday, "a. NJ. Thursday. 4 P. N.
Friday, Z p. N. Saturday, Z A. N.
Saturday. SA. NJ. Thursday. A. N.
MINDEN AND WINFIELD.
Arrives. Departs.
Tuesday, s P. NJ. Wednesday. Z A. N
Friday, Saturday, Z A. NJ.
MANY.
Arrives. Departs.
Tuesday, 6 P. N. Monday, s A. NJ.
Friday, 6P. NJ Thursday. 4 A. II.
MRS. NJ. 4. BURKE,
Post Mistress.
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Special Notice,

THE Tax anil License payers of this
i parish are hereby respectfully mott
fed. that am now prepared to collect
State and Parish taxes of 1879, and all
delinquent Taxes also Licenses for 1879.
WILLIS HOLMES.
Tax Collector, Parish Of Natchitocbes.
March 22.-6m
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Why Did He Die I

Why did he die oh why did he dios
Do you want to know the reason why!
Because he didn't to Smiths 1913 HE
And drink of his famous "Beer and Rye.'
For those who drink of his "Beer & Rye,'
They "never-well, hardly ever"--die /!
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HOMER MASONIC INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES'.
&
Nineteenth Annual Session Begins Sept.
4th, 1878.

nEFFICIENT TEACHERS will Gil every
Il Department. Especial attention Civ.
en- to MUSIC.
Prot. A. A. WHEELER will give instruc.
too in the rudiments Of music ~ sp.
piled to singing to the eatire School,
twice . week, free Of charge.
Board and tuition per month Of four
weeks. including washing, lights, &C.,
Us, in advance.
Music on Piano, Organ, Guitar, or cul-
tivation If tho voice, included with the
above, go on, 10 advance.
Tuition, 3. / and 5 dollars per month
Incidental fes per term, $l-in advance
Liberal deduction for tuition when
paid i" advance.
The Institution is strictly non.denomi-
national.
For further particulars, send for Cats-
logue.
It's. SLIGH, A. NJ,
Prest., Homer, Claiborne Parish, Ii
Oct, II, lS78.-Sm.
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AT THE CITY HALL.

What the SOlons are Doing-The Fl.
nance Committee Handles the Fruit
Knife With Dexterity-"Tody.
ism''-IOOking After the
Cemeteries-ROast Reef
and BeefSteakeS-
War on
Dogs.
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NATCHITOCHES AROUSED!

A New ORGANIZATION - The Citizens
Moving ''BulldOzing Not Played
Ont"-The Ladies and "All
. Hands'' to the Rescue-A
T.
New Brass Band-Cive
Them q "Lift.'
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

No judicial Advertisement rill be
'sserted IN this paper hereafter. an
.ess the Attorney becomes security
tor tie advertising bill, ,rhich must
Be paid on FIRST INSERTION. o.
tAsy ecil be Discontinued.
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From the East y
Henry 4. VlLNILEY,
Begs to inform the public that be
has just returned from
NEW YORK
AND THE
EASTERN MARKETS
With q Full, Complete and Choice
assortment of Merchandise,
which he is Offering at the
lowest Cash figures.
No Quarantine Prices
BUT DOWN TO-
| Hard time Profits.
| His Stock is we'll selected, and
consists of full lines
DRY GOODS,
wooLENs,
CLOTHING,
| BOOTS,
SHOES,
| HATS,
| Caps, ea9e., ea9o.
With an ample Stock Of
Fancy q 8tnple
| GROCERIES.
la Call and Examine Styles and
Prices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
At CARVER'S old Stand,
Front street,
NATCH1r0CHEs, LA.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-05-21
Meal Feeding for Cows.

The Miller system of exclusive meal feed
ing for cows coming in is simply 10 feed
corn meal three times day. without fodder
at any time. Mr.. Miller's ration is a quart
of yellow meal at each feed. In the trial
given by the Record. cob meal was used
Instead. two quarts night and morning, and
one quart at noon-five in all. The cows
did we'll, keeping IN as good condition Is
those fed with fodder and q lighter feed of
meal. They drink very little water. The
best way is to keep them by themselves, to
prevent the longing when other cows are
being foddered. The cud is lost, but comes
back as soon as hay is again used. 1t is
certainly an economical plan, end healthy
one The Records principal, in fact only,
objection 10 the great diminution of the
manure produced. The amount of drop
pings Is unusually light
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-05-21

1T man hsva In all xhss, A~r,<xsur,ns
tnrned 49, - - - 49, -. -. " II =.
love WhicS, AZ ~.ech.s 49, t,,S,sy p W. - -
not donhf thst 100 a VA ~ p.A"s, ~ -
trne and thsf - = ~. VI A'ep-'~s' =
-: ssf-ssll ....ssf,'......
The memory that nlled his childhood,
r IN MS canvass leit lts trace;
Hold HIM ~ ~ rHe r,neha,.. 49,.
IL would seem that the very light of most
homes Is kindled by the self sacrificing love
OF women. r-et.s
housekeeping requires scientific knowl-
edge, but home making requires something
more. 1t aaks for self-denisl, the sinking of
seinsn lnterests for the good OF all; 1t requires
pauence, foroearance-
The social talk. the evening Are
The homeiy household shrine,
Grow bright with angel visits, when
= Inere love pours out the Wine.
And when self.seektpp Turns IN Iowa
Not Knowing mine nor thine,
The miracle again Is wrought
Ana water turned to wine.
A gifted American writer has said "Tbe
heart of womanhood has been trained In ali
ages bv blessed caresn And 40 ve have not
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-05-21

A little five-year-old New Haven child,
who had just lost her father. received q
ticket of re- ward from her teacher q few days
ago. As soon as school was out she ran
home to show the ticket to her mother, and
when she showed 1t the child said: Mother,
l have held the ticket up to the sky all the
way home, 30 that my father might see how
good have BEEN"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-05-21

Another Investigation has proven beyond
doubt that Dr.. Bull's Baby Syrup is the best
medicine for teething children. Price IS
cents bottle.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-05-21

Hundreds OF cases OF Br1ght'pl Disease
Of the Kidneys have been reported cured. For
Neuralgtc and Rheumatic Diseases it
Is almost q specific. Physical and Mental De-
biliJy from the use of Alcohol, Opium and
Tobacco or from any unnamable cause, IND
In this Food . natural and potent remedy.
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. .,.....,.. % DRUGS

1rOOD Is made q curative agent by ooncen
tration and artificial digestion, and It il 70
simple In Its application that The odV1oo o.
pnysicAans Ag NOT required.
thousands Of recoveries from chronic dis.
eases are reported, where the best medical
Many Of the best physicians throughout thu
country are Descending Drugs and using
me Biancharu Hood and Nerve Feed
with the most gratifying results permanently
Teiieying al forms OF Physical and Mental
Debility. The Dyspeptfe and COnsump.
i've Patient, sufferers nom MalnrfaI q
blood Poisoning, together with the entire
LIST OF complaints peculiar to the Female Ser
relief.
NEW YORK, November %, 1877.
DE-. Wv. BLANCHARD: During the past yeaa
have prescribed your various preparations
OF Food Cure, ana feel happy to say they have
met my most sanguine expectations, giving
TO patients long enfeebled by blood poison,
chronic disease, er over drug dosing the need.
ed nutrition and nerve force.
PRoF. CLEMENCE 3. LOZIER, NJ. D
Dean Of Hem. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City