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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17
THE BIBLE AND FRUIT MISSION.
No. 43 EAST TwENTY-IHmp STREET.
August IL. 1879, (

No. 43 EAST TwENTY-IHmD STREET,
August IL. 1879.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
/ am it was with kind intentions that you
spoke of our work in your paper Of Sunday,
and in that now write to ask you to
rect mistakes in that article which might very
seriously injure our work
Our mission is the Bible and Fruit, not Flower.
Mission. and have incurred even small
debt. Mr.. J. j. mot W. Astor's noble gift enabled
the ladies to complete their building but not in
tended furnish it. That is still but partially DONE
and what has been accomplished was done through
the kind aid of MIR. w. Ii. Vanderbilt and other
friends, ana true to our resolve to incur debt
are opening our Coffee House ut somewhat of dis
advantage trusting to the liberality OF the public
Then rooms. though they will be rented at
prices which will place them within the means of
respectable working women, will not be offered at
merely nominal rent. j. MGCREADY.
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NEBRASKA CROP REPORTS.


The Republican tomorrow morning will publish
crop reports OF the ten largest grain growing coun
ties in Nebraska. They justify the best predictions
made In the crop report to the middle of July.
wheat has been somewhat damaged, but will show
fair crop average, sixteen to twenty bushels to the
acre. Oats show very heavy, nearly ifty bushels to
the acre. The crop will be immense aud the
finest known in the State. AL the small grain
seems In good condition.
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THE THREE EMPIRES.

rHE GEAR ANGRY WITH AUSTRIA AND GER
MANY-ExTRAoRDINARY ARMAMENTs IN RUS
srA--ARE THEY INTENDED FOR AUSTRIA?
tDY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, August 16, 1870.
A despatch from Vienna to the London Stan
dard says:--"A person Of undcniablc authority
writes rs follows From the recent meeting of
the Empcrors of Germany and Austria will date
the commencement of u clear and decided
policy OF Austria In the East, aiming at the
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CANADIAN INDIANS QUIET.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OTTAWA. Ont. August ~. 1879.
telegram received by government from its
agent at Battleford, yesterday states that all
quiet among the Indians in that quarter. In the
course of ten days government will augment the
staff of agricultural instructors in the Northwest
Territory by sending out four more experts. to be
located among the Blackfoot Indians. the
Rocky Mountains
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WHO WAS HE?

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 16. 1879.
Two unknown men brought a wounded man to
the Pennsylvania Hospital to-day, whose name they
gave as John Bolts. After they had left the man
died of his wounds, and trace has yet been found
ie
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DANGEROUS TO THE BYsrANDERs

SAN Francisco, CAL. August 10. 1879.
At Los Angeles j. ID. Lynch and William A.
spauding. editors respectively of the Herald aud
Express engaged In a shooting ARRAY the street
tonight several bystandcrs were wounded, but
both belligerents escaped unhurt. The trouble
arose from an article in the Herald rejecting
Spaulding
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A-sHowrNa WISE roRETHouaHr.


lies have already taken Roous for the winter
the UNION SQUARE HOTEL, ot 10Th st. and Union
sauarc thereby showing wise foresight new lease Of
the hotel was executed to Messrs. A j. DAMN SON in
March last, since which time thousand dollars have
been expended in rcttng rcdecorating and reurnhng
IT, until for elegance completeness aud perfect comfort IL
has not its the world Its situation overlook
ing linton square unsurpassed In New York and iortu
will those families be who the Suits still 10 be
L.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17
THE wrArsrR YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature tor the past tweny-four hours, In
parson with the corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the THERMOMETERS at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 2ls Broadway
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NOT TO CROSS THE BORDER.

CANADIAN MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS WILL NOT
BE PERMITTED TO VISIT THEIR FRIENDS IN
THE UNITED STATES.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
OTTAWA, Ont. August 49, 1870
Government have refused permission to the Gov
ernor Generals Foot Guards to visit Ogdensburg
next month, as was intended. At the time of the
difficulty regarding the proposed visit of the Sixty
ninth New York National Guard regiment to Mon
treal an order in council passed prohibiting
visits of this nature for the future fear
ing that at some time trouble might ensue, possibly
through the indiscretion of single individual that
would create unpleasant complications The antici-
pated visit of the Montreal Royal Fusileers to Brook
1yn. N Y, comes under the category the
proposed visit of the Foot Guards to Ugdensburg
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BEWARE OF IMPOSTORs.

Some unpiinciped dealers because they could few
profit have been guilty Of offering worthless
substitutes for the only. gina and genuine sulphur
soap-GLESS's by name Therefore, the public should
guard against this detection and always GLESys
SULPHUR SoAP' by its full name and take no other
Read the following evidence from highly respectable
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RUSSIAN ARMAMENTs-AGAINsT WHOM DIRECTED?
.sRussia, says lie Messenger de rienne. sis at this
moment In the midst OF great military preparations.
Her arsenals day and night at work. Private let
tiers. that from perfectly trustworthy sources.
tell us that she has already store Of guns and
munition suficing for 100000 of men. Moreover,
in single year she has cast less than twenty-five
hundred cannons. model newly introduced
from England Against whom these preparations
levelled? Are they aimed at Austrian Hungary at
Germany? One is tempted foEIan instant to believe
that the Russians to bring ut once to head
the issue which is certain rise between them and
the Hapsburg dynasty. with reference to the limits
of their respective spheres OF activity in the East
But if our be true. the sentiment which really
governs them is one of jealousy toward Germany.
whose influence in Europe they view with distrust.
Prince Gortschakon cannot forgive himself for hay
ing with his own hands pushed the Iron Chancellor
to power and having put within his grasp the in
credible successes of to-day. Prince Bismarck. on
the other hand. believes that his work would be in
complete unless he conquered the Baltic Provinces.
Thus the two great statesmen. allies in the past,
rivals in the present, are linked by this common
hope-that by creating a powerful diversion in a
foreign country ono may contend with the social
ism of Germany. the other with the nihilsm Of Rus
sia That is the new conflict that dawns upon the
horizon That Is the duel which is now in the air.
as surely as was that OF France and Germany after
Sadowa."
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EUROPE
rRApEsMEN IN PARIS.


AU GRAND HOrEL-PARIS. PLACE DE LOPERA
Particularly recommended VAN HYMBEECk, Dt-
Bedrooms from francs q day.
Pension 20 francs day including lodging board and
There three lifts
HOTEL MIRABEAU-S RUE DE LA PAIX CASA
NOvAs. PROPRIETOR First class establishments
In high reputc among american families
AU PAGE-t1 RUE VIViENNE. PLAIN AND FANCY
silks, colored and black Neivcts. Novelties
APARTMENTS HOUSES. ESTATES, AGENT FOR
Wells Fargos Express. Sidney Spark, Rue Scribe
CUTLERY, STATIONARY. FANCY GOODS. PERfUM-
cry. brushes. JONES, - Bouleva rd DIES Capucinea
CARRIAGE BUILDERS. MILLION. GUIET CO.,
Avenue Montague
Champagne, shcrrics. Brandies. Cuver, Ii Rue Dc
la PMx.
PERFuMERY FIRST GLASS; GUERLAIN
Paris Is Rue dc la Pain
TAPESTRY CARPETS TISSUES FOR FURNITURE
Juignc. 30 Rue de Clery.
YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL. MISS suLEAu CGarden).
formerly Rue Chateau BRAND. now Rue d AuteuiL
JEwEI.RY. BIJOUTERIE. OBJECTS or ART
l.. ROCNENAT, " Rue Hauteville
DIAMONDS. PEARLS. PRECIOUS STONES. Emile
vaudcrhsym, Expert of Tribunals, ~ Rue raitbout
LIE ROY Fills. HORLOGEks DE LA MARINE. Is
and 10 Galerie Montpensier. Palais Royal
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A -A-A-A-A.-A,-A.-
N. MANS MISSION on EARTH
popular medic al treatise clearly explaining the hdden
which valit shorten the duration OF fe
with hints tor the removal OF the showing how
taxed be fully restored aud obstacles
rage overcome. BY mail zoe, currency or postage
stamps Address SECRETARY. Museum oil Anatomy,
Science aud Art sSy 9TH av Now York city.
"pRENTANo'S AQUATIC MONTHLY AND SPORT.
ding Gazetteer magazine devoted to full record OF
athletics, rifle turf squatcs, polo baseball cricket.
fishing coaching. hunting, Xc.
1T has for itself permanent place In sporting
ltcrature'New York Graphic. Its nautical articles
have the true aquatic ring and salt and breezy as
the ocean itself 'BostOn journal Every Ia de-
voted to articles Of exceeding In forest Albany Argus
Price % cents, per annum. So
BRkNrANO's Literary Emporium,
No. 80 Unowsauar New York.
nEMORESrS MONTHLY MAGAz1NE.-A GRAND
lJcombinaon of attractions in the September number
ready, including fine oil pictures In colors, steel
cravings and host of literary attractions - cents In
to each subscriber W. JENNINGS DEMOREsT, IA East
18th st.
ExHAUsrED VITALITY. PREMATURE DECLINE
Enormous debility aud inpcdiments to marriage how
lost and restored by specialist physician in large
New YORK city since e aud whose work nearly
$50 pages illustrated through ~ editions by 1870
Pamphlet. tree by European aud American Medical
Bureau, 2si Broadway, New York
NO FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES. AGENTS Nc =
just published price 81 per copy statistical F,rc
Chart containing the ratios Of losses premium
receipts also the profits loss the business Of the
ten OF the companies transacting business In the
State OF New York Published 10y 4. 4 J. sLArOR, ~
Dsy ST. Nsv York city, Vt whom copies be obtained
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DETROIT. Mich. August 8. 1870.

DETROIT, Mich, August 8. 1870
DKAR SIRI travelled for three years for Messrs
Charles Scrbners sons Publishers Now York and desire
"GtExss SULPHUR soar exclusively Tor about four years
also have recommended II very many persons my
medical advantages that claim for II. All TO whom
have recommended a. say as well AS myself that 1t de
it's established reputation the best and ELI
cacous sulphur soap that eau be used for all skin cleans
store Keepers substitute other
sulphur for GLsNss say they ust good
good beneficial the genuine phur soap
GLEsSs which also have learned TO observe always
packet
Z. 7. r. DURAND.
Sold by druggists evervwhere ut 2jc three cakes voc
MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
Parlor nc.--Mrs. Brown who has spent the
among the White Mountains search OF health and who
have searched the whole mountain side without
being able to lind pair OF blooming cheeks or an inch OF
hedihfa skins Mrs, White. who has remained AT home
because her husband could not afford to but whose
fresh complexion aud bright eyes to have caught
Mrs B.--Dear me, Mrs White how well you arc look.
ing II YOU will not think nae npertinent let me ask
hecn To the White Mountains there every summer, In
Mrs " tsmillng,-r tell you the whole secret Mrs.
Brown You remember how poorly l was last spring.
Mr. White TO send to the mountains. but know he
couldn't afford IT, and tried DR. pierces tsvorite Pre-.
his Golden Medical Discovery cleanse my system In
opinion bottle OF the Prescription and the Di-cov
for sick woman. | have only becn out % the city a
sSs To- S AND at Dr. Psrs and
Tourists Hotel The baths and mechanical apparatus
sides Accommodations better than we had 1T
Long Branch last year. and the drives and SCENERY
next summer instead Of The White Mountains o''
A-RUPrURE CURED by DIR. MARsH's
cal experience ofhce vssey st.. opposite 81. Psais
Church No branches
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attainment of strong foothold in Turkey"
The feeling gains ground in Vienna political
circles that Russia is greatly provoked at the
German-Austrian alliance and that her present
ornaments arc possibly directed against the
latter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17
NATURAL MINERAL WATER.

Purity freshness persistent eferveseence and agree
able flavor alone mixed with wines spirits
titioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17
OLLINARIS

Absolutely pure. Sold only in CA
- Most cheap powders contain alum; dangerous to
health Avoid them especially when offered bulk.
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wOLFE's sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs

THE SUPERIORITY OF BURNErT'S FLAyORING
EXTRACTS consists in their perfect purity and gres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17

THE HOLMAN PAD AND IT'S AUXILIARIES ARE
marvel of and the nearest to universal
panaces of any thing known in medicine.
Professor ID. A. LOOMS. NJ. ID.
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initiated and counterfeted and purchasers will have Il
use caution in purchasing.
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A spurious article, purporting be the genuine APoL
AFTER. being offered to the public. we warn al
BUYERS to DO each every bottle bears tn
YELLOW label. FRED DE barry CO.. New York
sole agents for the United States and Canada.
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feel bound to say regard your ScHNAPrs rs being Ia
and deserving OF medca
patronage Al all is the possible article
Holland gin heretofore and such bt
safely prescribed by phy sicians
DAVID L. MOTT, NJ d..
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beg call the attention Of the readers tes
mon als in favor OF the ScHNArrs
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SUMMER COMPLAINTS

SURF HOTEL FIRE ISLAND BEACH.-CA-
tarrh hay fever chls malaral fevers cured
bathing. Leave Hunters Point A. NJ. and 43o +. ~
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COLO PAINS CRAMPS, SICK HEADACHE SOUR
STOMACH. DYSPEPSIA aud RHEUMATISM readily

Reader, ii you have never tried this valua
remedy and have doubts about its doing all ella
for 1t, call aud get sample bottle, free Of charge
depot. 90 Murray
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take great pleasure bearing highly creditabe test
mony u remedial In the diseases
which you recommend IT, Having natural tendency to
the mucous surfaces with slight degree of stimulation
regard IL one of the most important remedies OF
chronic catarrhal affections. With much respect your
oDedient servant,
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This evidence given after thorough examination BY
such eminent scientists of the Old World as
PROFESSOR A. W. HOFFMAN, \. X. s.. of the Uni.
versty of Berlin Member of the Scientific Depuaton OF
the Kingdom Of Prussia Vice President Of the Chemical
Society OF Germany. &c.. &c
PROFESSOR w. ODLING, Professor of Chemistry ut
the University of Oxford Chemical Judge at the Centen
NAL Exhibition, Philadelphia. &c, &c., and Others
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ScuSArPs is q remedy in chronic catarrh complain
&c
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Extract from letter of the UNITED STATES TREAS
URY DEPAkTMENT:-'In conformity with your request
the secretary of State asked to thorough in
qury be- made into the matter by Consul Cologne
who concludes his follows I'll therefore
that IL is my opinion formed after what consider
full aud that the
WATkR bottled the Apollinars Springs. exported
tho United States L. beyond question: natural mineral
water The evidence which accom- panies the Consul
spach abundantly sustains his conclusion that the
AroLLINLRIs WATER as imported Is natural mineral
water
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-15
The Newest Fashions,
New York " orld.

!
The latest thing out in evening head
wear is the Alsacian bonnet, which i
intended more especially for the opera
This bonnet differs from the Alsacial
bow which was introduced earlier in Tx
season, worn instead OF bonnet, in tha,
it has white tule or lace strings, which
are to be tied loosely under the chin
These lace ties about the face do away
with what many ladies considered &
defect Of the Alsacian bow. A model OF
the new bonnet On exhibition at Uaion
| Square house was made with WiDe-colored
velvet, Breton lace, cream colored
ostrich pompon and tuIle strings A
dress bonnet was of garnet velvet trim
med with brighter shade OF uncut
velvet in front were ostrich tips show
ing both shades. The soft crown was a
large one, like those OF most OF the
newest hornets.
In the dresstrimming department are
jet ornaments, heavy JET pasSementerieS
and deep moss and grass fringes, with
Milan bells. There are also the oxid zed
clasps, which are only used on carriage
cloaks and circulars. Other outside
wraps have large crochet, jet and pas
sementerie buttons. The latest fashion
is to tasten the wrap with ordinary but
tons, set under hem out of sight, and
to place in straight lines outside medal
lion shaped ornaments OF silk and jet.
ornamented with moss or grass fringe.
Medium sized fancy pearl and jet but
tons and the staple crotcheted buttons
are used on black and coiored dresses.
Among the fancy goods-which are to
be sold during the next two weeks-are
novelties in evening fans. The newest
are the striped satin and brocaGed ans
and those most in demand are the hand
painted silk and satin fans SHADED in
three color+. All fans, with the keep
ton Of the old iavorite Russian leather
fan, are much larger in Size again, thir.
teen inches being the average length.
Most of the evening fans are fnishsd |
with deep borders of marabout feathers,
ard all, however highly ornamented they
may be on one side, ar. plain on the
other.
Ladies' stockings have new designs
such a. diamond-shaped figures en- the
instep. Many of the finer goods are in
solid colors, and are ornamented with
bright and prettily embroidered clocks.
The favorite color in ladies' hosiery is
four out Of six pairs of stock
ngs in stock being of that color. Chill
lren's stockings are tending to plaids,
tut continue also to show cherry effects,
tripes and plain colors.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-15
RELIGIOUS READING.

The Gardeners Lesson.-Two gar
deners lad their early crops of peas
killed by the frost. One of them was
very impatient under the loss, and fretted
babout it very much. The other went
patiently to work at once to plant new
crop Afte. While, the i'm patient, fret
ting man went to his neighbor. To his
surprise, he found another crop Of peas
growing finely. He wondered how this
| could be.
"These are what | sowed while YOU
were tretting," said his neighbor.
But don't you ever tret?" he asked.
Eyes, do; but put it off till I have
repaired the mischief that has been
done"
"Why, then you have no need to fret
at all!'
"True, said his friend; "and that's the
reason I put it off, Christian at
Work.
Christianity Neutralized by Alcohol
Can ,on Farrars "Talks about Temper
ance" contains many such outbursts as
the following: "Will you listen to the
noble missionaries who tell us what
drink costs to the glory o England in
the execration OF her name over whole
continents? Could | summon the Maoris
OF New Zealand, once SO healthy that I
might smite man with broad axe and
in q few days he would be we'll, now, lin
the language of a government official,
polluted and contaminated by their
drink, what would they say? If I
could summon the Indians of North
America, now degraded, now maddened
by our fre-water, what would they say?
They have said that because of it they
spit on the name of Christian. It we ask
the Mohammedans, what do they say?
Is there christian with cheek SO brazen
as not to blush when he hears that if they
see one oftheir number drunk, they have
been heard to say, He has left Moham-
med and gone to Jesus?' If we ask the
Hindus, what do they say? They have
sald by the lips Of their eloquent repres-
entative, Keshub, Offender Sen, that all
the splendid benefits of our English rule
have been nullifed by teaching them the
use of beer and brandy; that the wailing
of widows rends the air with curses
against the British government Tor hav.
ing introduced this thing. And .again,
from the Southern Sea, the voice eff yet
another missionary cries, III you love
Missions help to dethrone this demon of
intemperance, the blight of our infant
churches "
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-15
Too Much Risk.

| Washington Special to New Orleans Times.
An extraordinary condition of thing:
came to light on the last day of congress
and it illustrates the carelessncss that
sometimes prevails in high places. Il
appears that the First national bank 0,
New York had on hand United States
bonds to the amount of thirty million
dollars without the government having
the slightest ST curity for them. So that
in case OF loss there would be absolutely
no recourse. If, Tor example, the genial
cashier Of that institution, in moment
of forgetfulness, were to take million o.
these bonds and pledge them for nine.
ty.day loan, and get out of the country
with the money, Whist could the govern
ment do? Nothing could be done, and
the government and the institution
making the loan would have to fight it
out among themselves. There is teel-
ing, that this state Of insecurity ought
not to continue, aud a resolution will be
offered by prominent southern congress
man calling for all the informal on at
tainable upon this point in order that
the practice OF the government may be
fully understood. No harm has been
done yet, but there might be, and it is to
prevent its possibility that the resolution
refe FRED to will be offered,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-15

|
| Depends IN great measure upon our regard
for or neglect OF the laws o. health. If we VIC
&5e them we cannot expect to SNAKE ol.
bones" Bat that the span Of existence al
!otted t" naturally delicate constitution, or
one which has been >haken by disease may be
h'ats rally heightened, is a fact of which we
have daily proof. The viylfyng and restorar
tive i"H"ence OF tEostett4r's Stomach Bitters
upon ding phy>iqEe affords striking IL
iustratlon "f he power of iulicious medca-
ton T. strengthen the hold O.. life. Restored
digestion, complete assimilation, renewed
appetite, sound repose, these are among the
be"ehts conferred upon the debil.ttted by
that supreme renOVant. With a circulation
enriched, Il frame inyigorated, and a nervous
system trhn1uiizcd, the invalid, after a
course of The h;tters, feels that his lfe-tenure
IS no longer The pre"arious thing that it was
that IL may vet eni0v a "green old age,n
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-15
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

PROFITABLE PouLTRY.-A poultrv
raiser Of experiea &c says his conclusion
is that farmers can do much better with
good common hens, with some good
b}ooded cocks, than with flock offancy
fowls. A good cress among poulty is
valuable a. among stock. One Of the
most profitable kinds for farmer is
cross between the Leghorn hen and a
Poland Or Brahns cock. Their progeny
are good layers, nice tor the table and
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-15
ltstVGa:t.s4ts ESEsJAiSIHgsR,

Many Of the moe advanced physicians
having found Dr.. Pierce's Family Medicines
r' om't and sure, prescribe them regularly in
their practice.
IWINyI-LE, TENN, May IS, 1877.
Dr. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Slr--For a long time | suffered with
catarrh. h1ally called in DR.. ,chary of
his place. H. furnished me with your nasal
Dou"ne, Sagt's Naturrl Remedy and your
Golden Me}ic1l Discovery. These remedies
speedily effected an entirt. cure
Yours truly, JOHN s, CHAMLEss.