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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-10-31

From Ludden & Bates Southern
Music House, Savannah, Ga, we
have received copy of the "Pulaski
March," written by Prof. Henry
Sholler, of Dalton, Ga, specially for
the Savannah centennial, October 8,
1879, and played by the Thirteenth
United States Infantry band at the
laying of the Jasper monument corner
stone. The piece is elegantly gotten
up, and reflects great credit on the
enterprising publishers. The march is
brilliant and inspiring, but not diff
cult. All music dealers sell it.
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CHERIEF,s SALE.
e. 8. Austin
No. 1889.


lss. Richard Fullam. q 40 o.
State of Louisiana, Parish Of OQachita,
Parish Court.
= BY virtue OF . writ OF fl. IN. issued from
the Hon. Parrish Court and to mo directed.
I have seized and will offer for sale. at tho
Court House door in tho city Of Monroe,
La, Within the legal hours OF sale, on
Saturday, 18th day of Novcmb Dor, 1870,
the following de.oribed property, to.wit:
Monroe, In said parish and State. being lot
~ two in square No. I, measuring one
hundred and ten feet and six inches ON st.
John stroot, running wostwardly along
Bry avenue At right anglea ono hundred
and eight feet and six inches; thonco Mt
right snglea to, tho lower limo Of said Full
lHn's lot slxtXSnine feet and nine inches,
and along said l0llam's lower line to tho
place OF Beginning one hundred and four
teen feet and two inchea-togother with all
the improvements thereon.
Also, lots and 8 In square No. (lO&te
old plat OF Monroe. fronting sixty foot each
ON St. John street, and running back In
parallel lines los1 feetr-wit6 improve-
mOnt8 thereon.
/, seized a. tho property of Richard Fullam
and will be sold to satisfy said writ Of II.
Terms Of sale: On 12 months credit,
purchaser to givo bond with approved
security, and q mortgage retained on tho
St w. 8. LOGAN, Sheriff.
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A little negro boy on the Layton
place, just below town, had his right
hand terribly lacerated by having 1t
caught in a gin-stand last Tuesday
morning. He was gathering the seed
from under the gin and allowed his
hand to come in contact with the saws.
The thumb and first and second fingers
were split open and were nearly sew
cred from the hand, and the palm was
literally chopped up.
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MARRIED.,

In Monroe, Sunday, 26th October, 1879, at
Temple Sinai, by Rev. DIR. A. Shuler, Miss
NINA ABRAHAM, niece of 8. Marx, to NJ. J.
WALDENBERo, both OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldenberg will please ac-
cept the printers thanks for a kind remem-
berance In the way of cake and wine. The
nuptia1 ceremonies at the Temple were fol-
lowed by a splendid supper at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Marx, uncle of the bride,
whereat mirth and profusion of viands
abounded. Not to have been present, We
are told, is to have missed something really
ENJOYABLE,
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

MoNRoE, OUAcHIrA PARISH. La.
October 50, 1879.
A vacancy In the Police Jury of Ouachita
Parish having occurred by the death of
of said Parish Now. therefore, I, w. q.
Kennedy, President of the Police Jury of
vested in me- ~ section Of Act 81 Of tSs
General Assembly of Louisiana, approved
April 10, 1877, do order AN election to be
held In and for said Ninth Ward, to MI
said vacancy, on Tuesday, tho I'd day of
December, 1872 and direct that the Sheriff
of this Parish shall furnish to the commits
sioners OF the general State election. to be
held on that day, q separate ballot box to
receive the votes Mt said Police Jurors
shall make due return thereof ~ provided
by law. w. O.. KENNEDY,
President of Police Jury,
ST Ouachita Pariah, La.
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Hood Relief Fund.

A paper is in circulation in Monroe
for the relief of the orphans of Gen.
Hood, and 1t has received liberal dona-
tons. We are glad of this, and hope
that old Ouachita will do her full share
in support of these little people.
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cHERIFF,s SALE.

0hERIFFs8 SALEs
Parish Court, Perish of Ounchita, State
OF Louisiana. 49,.
Mrs. Annie M. Stewart, vito,
+ r.eli '.ss, va. ~ itt- No. 1896.
4r.l,. g.. q. w. Stewart, husband,
by virtue OF q writ OF Il. fa. isaued from
tho Hon. Parish Court and to mo directed,
have seized and will ofFer for sale, ON tho
premises. within the hours prescribed by
saturday, 18TH day Of November, 1870,
the following described property, to-wit |:
90 bushels Of corn, moro or loss, in crib;
70 bales seed cotton. moro or less, In field
1000 pounds sood cotton, moro or loss, In
cotton house;
400 pounds fodder, more or loss, In house.
Seized AZ tho property of @. w. Stewart,
and Will be sold to satisfy said writ of Il. fa.
aud costs. .''' ~ tt E'
Terms OF sale, cash. with benefit of APP
praisement. w. 8. LOGAN,
st ShcriN.
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H. w. Fairohild
Va. No. 4
H. w. & B. T. MeEnery.

w. NO. lS1l.
H. w. & b. T. McEnery.
State OF Louisiana, Parrish OF 0uachita,
FourteentA District Court.
by virtue of . writ Of "A. fl. to me directed
from the 18th Judicial District Court,
within and for the pArish Of Ouachita, in
the case Of H. w. Fairchild vs.. III. w. &
h. r. McEnery, I have soixed and will offer
for sale, on
sasuraay, lst day Of November, la7O,
on tho psvisllsss, the following described
property helop9tngt TO the defendants, viz
ds!ss.dant.. 8 ": 2 B; T. McEnesy. In the
Siard, about aix miles nom Monroe. known
- tho MagentS rlAntation, bounded on the
tract OF land ana Aaads Formerly belonging
Of +: =: stobhs "a land. sGsmerly belong
tss 1.slrc.ons md q an NE sooth BY
or less. Also. the crops Of corn and cotton
those on shs ls:,sd ,Ioat,cpsl : heed OF
q abe, bead o Of hog. tola Esson; one iss.sx
sweeps. aud 10 eatte OF Gsar. 60 Is - -
Terms OF sale, cash, VIII che heneft Of APP
praisement, WIS. LOGAN,
g T'fi SfH = sheriff.
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River News.

The river remains In the same con-
dition as reported last week-at dead
low-water mark. But there's fellow
in Monroe identified with river inter-
ests that wants to wager q William
that there will be a through boat from
New Orleans within two weeks. This
is hardly probable.
Oh, Lord open your flood gates and
let it rain, not for ssforty days and
forty nights,'' but just enough to give
US sufficient water to ssrun in''-is the
prayer Of the average steamboatman
now.
Says the wet-end quill driver of the
New Orleans Democrat: ssThe ]. W.
Cannon and the Natchez backed out
nearly together last evening, the Can.
non in the lead three minutes aud ten
seconds in passing st. Mary's market.
The time of the Cannon to Carrolton
was Is minutes and IL seconds, that of
the Natchez Is minutes and 10 seconds.
This time was not taken by experts,
nevertheless we believe it correct. The
fastest time on record to Carrolton was
made in the Lee-Natchez race, in %
minutes and 80 seconds. There are
plenty here that believe the Cannon
and Natchez both are faster than either
the Lee or old Natchez, and by these
tokens it looks like it."
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Barbecue Tomorrow.

The preparations for tomorrow have
been going on since Wednesday. The
platform, seats and table almost cover
the Courthouse square, and three large
pits are ready for duty. The old flag
(and ssloug may 1t wave' the ensign
of victory!) looks down encouragingly
on the efforts of its followers. We ex:
pect there will be three thousand par
Elephants, and accommodations will be
provided to meet any excess. It is to
be the affair of the season and is in
hands to make it u complete success.
Messrs. Wilt, McEnery, Ellis, Gibson
and other distinguished orators will be
in attendance. The intellectual trial
will be something to remember and
treasure up for future zee.
The Silver Corhet Band will dis
course sweet sounds, cannon will stun,
if not cheer on the multitude,-busi-
ness will stop to see the pageant, and
Ouachita will be nearly unit for the
Democratic ticket.
A difference of opinion may exist %
to proper men for public places, but
after decision has been reached, in
preferences are at an end and
a united and harmonious advocacy of
nominees is of paramount importance
AYE, we may say a public duty.
Ouachita will duplicate the vote of 1876
and 1878, and just as often hereafter as
may be required.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Qf r. s. Miller.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Ounchita,
ri Parish Court.
By virtue OF an order of sale issued from
the Hon. Parish Court, l will ollor for sale
at tho Court House door, in tho city OF
Monroe. within tho hours prescr''ed ny
law, on ,,,o
ono gray pony, and one smith ia ~ W"ss""
Terms OF sale: Twelve months credit,
to the highost bidder, purchaser 70 s'v'
"oho VIII" e"'A 'XNNiE r.. MILLER,
-. TutrIx.
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The epidemic at Memphis was Off
cially declared at an end last Friday,
and refugees informed that they could
with safety return to the city. The
total number of cases up to the 25th
inst. were 1911; total deaths, 40.
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CITY TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the ASSESS
plctcd and arc open for public inspection,
one at my office and ono at the Office of the
are now duo and collectable, and that am
ready to receive and receipt for said taxes,
together with all unpaid back taxes and
licenses. also give notice all Of said taxes
must be paid to me at my Office before the
3lst day of December, 1870. or shall pro-
coed to enforce payment thereof, together
with penalties and costs, in tho manner
provided by law and ordinance.
j. Is. CHARLESTON,
City Tax Collector.
Monroe, La, Oct. 10, 1870. At
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A Small Potato.

Mr.. III. Labaum, living below town
two miles, has sent US a sweet potato
(of the variety known as Spanish po-
tatoes) which weighs fifteen 2oo,1scls-
exactly one peck by weight. 1t is a
great curiosity.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

q REORGANIZATION
of the Governor OF the State Of Louisiana,
notice is hereby given that an election will
be held on - fs "a -
Tuesday, I'd day of Dcccnbcr, 1879,
at the different polling places of Ouacl,ita
parish, to-wit:
Precinct No. I, Farmers scaoolhouse.
Precinct No. 2. Logwood place.
Ward No. q.
Precinct No. 5, Union church ON Bastrop
Precinct No. 4, leo House, Monroe.
Precinct No. 5, Court House, Monroe.
werd Ne. 4. $50
Precinct No. g. Logtown. -
Ward Ne. 3.
Precinct No. :, Trenton.
Ward Ne. 8.
Precinct No. 8, Forksville.
Ward No. 2.
Precinct No. o, Cadeville.
Ward No. Q.
Precinct No. 10, Aft. Vernon church.
Ward Ne. ..
Precinct No. IL, Pine Grove church.
At which election there are to be chosen
by the qualified voters of Ouachita parish
A Governor. Lieutenant Governor. a
Of fae
two Senators from the Esd senstoriai Dis
.o nd
and one Representative from the parish OF
0uachita. one District Judge from the Dis
one District Attorney from the same Dis
trict: And, whereas. it is further provided,
and the Goyesnof tt having issued his proela
in each parish Of the State by the qualified
electors thereof S ths parish &c. Of Orleans
sse t6a
and constables to be elected for the term Of
s Of tSeie
are now provided by law. I now give no.
tice that at the same time and places as
at said different polling places. at which
election there is to be chosen by the quail
fed electors of Ouschita parish, ono sheriff.
and one justice of the peace and one consta-
ble tor wards !, 2, 4. 9. Z, 9 and 8, and two
wards and s. All the names Of the n 90.
sons voted for mt said election for tho Offices
hereinbefore named shall be written or
in the same ballot box as the vote for or
against the Constitution.
And, whereas, it is provided by law that
an election shall be held on said day-lst
Tuesday of December, being the I'd day
thereof, A. u. 1879, for the ratification or
rejection Of tho Constitution adopted by the
the city of New Orleans, and submitted to
the people for their ratification or rejection,
and tho Governor Of the State OF Louisiana
election, now give notice that on said day
an election will be held for the ratification
rejection of said Constitution Each voter
shall express his opinion by depositinUin
the ballot box ticket whereon shall be
printed or written "For the Constitution"
or against the Constitution"
And, whereas. it is furthermore provided
that at the election hold for the ratification
or rejection of said Constitution it shall DO
lawful for each voter to have written or
printed on his ballot "For Ordinance rela-
% no 's % stste rG5s ssaa'f
now give notice of the election being held
on said day for said purpose of accepting or
tion will be held from a.. m. until O'Clock
in the afternoon.
All commissioners and other officers are
hereby directed to hold said election in all
things according to law. and make due re-
turns thereof.
Witness my hand and signature officially,
this 3Oth day of October, 1879.
st w. 8. LOGAN, Sheriff.
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according to your knowledge and such
evidence as shall be laid before you.
So help you God.' So
MATTHEW AvERE1sr,
w. H. FOUNTAIN,
g. w. MCCORMICK,
JNo. n. MILLING,
HENDERSON AVER EFT.
And the said jurors, after being thus
sworn to inquire on behalf of the State
when and by what means the said
Elizabeth Ward came to her death,
upon their oaths do say, from the evil
dence ELECTED We are satisfied that the
body before as is the body of Elizabeth
G. Ward and that she came to her
death by seven severe stabs in the
breast above the nipple, three of which
fatal, one in left temple fatal, one en-
circling left eye fatal, one in forehead,
ear to ear, cutting every artery, fatal;
one cash in left side of labial q inches
long The stabs inflicted with knife,
throat cut with q knife; the person of
Mrs. Elizabeth Ward being first de-
Toured. The above statement is q
horrible and brutal murder, committed
by some unknown party to this jury.
hereby certify that the above is a
true transcript of all the proceedings
had In the above case.
O.. w. BOLTON,
Justice of the Peace.
This is to certify that was this day
summoned by G. w. Bolton, Justice
of Peace for the parish of Ouachita,
State of Louisiana, to make an exami-
nation of the body found about 9 miles
west of Trenton, La, which was
proved to be the body of Mrs. Eliza
beth G. Ward. On the following ex-
animation found the following wounds
inflicted ON said body of Mrs. E. G.
Ward: Seven stabs in the breast, three
fatal; one in left eye and one temple
fatal, and throat cut from ear to ear,
fatal, and wound on the left side of
labia majora, two and q half inches
wide and six or seven inches deep, en-
tering womb near the Os. The said
wounds We're supposed to have been
made with knife.
r. l.. BROOKS, NJ. d.
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The average stranger who perambu-
lates DeSiard cannot fail to have his
attention called to the numerous signs,
swinging in the street and under the
sheds, and often becomes perplexed,
going sometimes where he had not in
tended. Number your houses, gentle
men.
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Mr.. Thomas A. Flournoy died in
Trenton ON tho 10Th, of cancer of the
mouth; aged 81 years. Deceased was a
nephew of Major J. HI. Flournoy and
of the late Capt. A. F. Flournoy. His
death is incurred by a large circle of
friends.
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- : MI0CelLANEoU0 ;l-.t
| RTlCLES OF ASSOCIATION
ST. LOUIS. MONROE & NEW ORLEANS
RAILWAY COMPANY.

III - Fee
w. b. Subject, D. n. sholars and Freslericx
IISSi:isas: :na Ms;i:@ RI s Alien. Jssos = !.
Louis, State of Missouri. hereby s:sociste
themseiyes together AS n body corporate
F,R.T.Thst tho name of this Association
shall be- Tho at. I.out, Monroe and New
orsssn o. R.;lS:y Go Spo% ,,sG;y;. !, .,,
chita and atato of Louisiana. ! ~ 20.
atom sR Ss 70 ~ ss': .a oss
line Of the state Of Lsouisiana, a. nearly o.
tho Parish Of MorehoSse, state 81 LOT .oSi Is
lana, south Is nearly rs may be practicable
+ shs sSSitg ,sa sP
the City of New Orleans In said state. b =,
FoURTH-That the oficer on whom clta-
or. In his absence, the Vice President Of the
F1FrHETh.t tho amount of capital stock
Sol lars A esaSsnsed by twso.y ~ ehon..Dd
shares Of the value Of ono hundred dollars
each the payment of which shall be by
require, and in installments OF not moro
than twenty dollars por share, and assesa-
ment shall not be made oitene. than once
up stock on all contracts for labor, mate
tistio% Of shs Sons and SsSsr ob Sd
sixrH-Thst the above mentioned per-
% Who sSs Se'a
for one year, and thereafter there shall be
an election Of Board nd, Of Director: :nnu;
Iss OF es: 4 h,oS
se the same to 6e cast either in per som
an sIeotio% Ss not sns held within ons
atom srd ss: sa
TIL tho election; 9, m ttxed by py.lsW. can be
Company, at least three weeks prior to tho
on each .tookhoider by depositing the
said stockholder at his place of residence.
continue in existence for the period of
twenty-five years, at the Termination OF
which time. the then existing Board Of
the purpose of liquidating the affairs of the
Association, with FULL power to wind up all
s s s ms 70 sw
In witness whereof, we, q majority of the
persons forming this Association. subscribe
our names, this 10th day Of October, A. d.
Wy: R, 81 uAHtEEHRF' ''''
- "s4 Fl Pk M Esn3M qY
Attest: 5r IRA G. TERRY.
L. w. -suRaHNoR, 49,
@. A. SINGER.
This done and signed in tho city Of Mon
| roe. La., In the presence OF the subscribing
competent witnesses, the day and year fra
aforesaid r. pu{k s;knsa Notary Public.
Recorded this 18th day of October, A. d
R.w. McCLENDON. Recorder,
7-6t Parish Ouachita, La.
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CnERIrF's SALE.
II. Richardson
VI.
John Eolwoll.

~ # -. Lux ---- - I.til . ..''
II. Richardson .. ...--s. ....I
''"i w. No. 1880.
John Eolwoll. - E't
State OF Louisiana, Parish OF Ounch1e,
Parish Court.
BY virtue Of Z writ OF fl. ia. issued H.
I have soized and will offer for sale, nc N
Courthouse door, in tho city of Monroe,
within the hours prosecuted by law, ON
tho following described property, to-wit
Lot No. 4 in square No. ~, In tho city Of
Monroe, on the corner of Eighth and Breard
streets, ramc being in Filhiol's addition to
said city. .
Seized as tho property of John Folwell
and will BIO sold to satisfy said Il. fa. and
costs. '' zee -'.
Terms of salo, cash, with boneiit of APP
praisoment, w. s.. LOGAN,
a. ---.s-: SheriN.
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Queer Names.

There is a darkey in this parish
named Abraham De Great. And an
other, reared in Cincinnati, who says
his name Is Brown Jug.
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Our river reporter is hard up for
something to say this week. And no
wonder. Any man of average length
of legs can wade the Ouachita easily.
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Mr.. Surghnor, City Weigher of cot
ton, reports 625 bales weighed for the
week ending yesterday at noon-a
total, this season, 3445 bales.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
Land Office at Ne,O Orleans, La,
9th October, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his fnten-
ton to mako final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the date of
parish, La, who made homestead entry
No. 1924, for the west half, southeast quarter,
section 6, township II, north range east,
the following as his witnesses, viz r. w.
McClendon. Of Monroe, La, and R.W.C.M Me-
Clendon, of Monroe, La.
S-5t Register.
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Between q circus and barbecue it
is hard to tell which our colored friends
admire the most.
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There was a white frost here last
Saturday morning. 1t was deemed of
such importance as to be telegraphed
to the Associated Press.
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No anusements In prospect so far as
we have heard.
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PUBLICATIONS.
--x.-<,~.,----.>.>-~--
I1OREsT AND STREAM ID. ...i
AND ''
ROD AND GUN,
A weekly journal, devoted to field and
aquatic sports, practical natural history,
fish culture, tho protection of game, pre-
serystion OF forests, and tho fncuIcatioh in
men and women OF a healthy interest in
outdoor recreation and study. E.
Published Gy
FOREST AND STREAM FURNISHING Co.,
No. III Fulton ST., New York.
Post Once Box 1882.
TERMS FOUR DOLLARS YEAR,
strictly in advance. . o..
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We announce to the printing frater-
nifty that we cast four good linking
rollers the past week.
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rT c. DOWNS,
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER,
MONROE. IA.
LA

Dealer in Wall Paper, Gold and Velvet
porder. etc. Aside from superiority IN
quality OF paper, persons will find my prices
IN or 2o per cent lower than those of other
dealers sample books on exhibition at
Moore's drug store, whore parties are re-
gu cat ed to leave their orders, 22-GIn
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Several fonts of new job type re
Gently received at this Office.
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Weather extremely dry, and dust
prevailing everywhere.
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- Remember the printer when
you sell your cotton.
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coUrHERN CARRfAGE FACTORY.

Tho undersigned takes pleasure In making
known that he rs now rs we'll prepared ~
before the war, If not better, to do all kihd'
of work, either in
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-29
what are Toq Going to Do ASo",

Because the penalties Of physio-
logical laws are not executed speed
lily, some fancy they are void. But
when the system breaks down, and
almost hopeless complications arise,
which the family physician, by
reason of his limited experience,
fails to relieve, the pertinency Of the
above inquiry is apparent. Many
remidies have been specially pre-
pared for these cases, and many
physicians are bidding for their
patronage. AS before making a
purchase of land, a "searchn Is re-
quired, and the title carefully ex-
amined, so invalids should carefully
investigate the claims OF any physi-
clan offering to treat chronic diseases.
DIR. Pierce's Family Medicines arc
wei. known, and have effected many
cures where eminent physicians
have failed, yet to accommodate
surgical and complicated cases, and
those desirous of being restored
speedily, DIR. Pierce has erected an
elegant sanitarium, at a cost ofnearly
half a million dollars. No institu-
ton In the world offers advantages
superior To those found In this esiab-
lishment. Halfa score of physicians
are in attendance, several Of whom
have been prominently connected
with leading American and Euro
pean hospitals. Every improved
facility for fastening "A cure that a
liberal expenditure Of money could
secure can here be found. Before
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