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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

There has been many Jonah In the United
States Senate, but Louisiana sends the hrSt
Jonas.-[N. Y. Star.
Jules Grevy Is sixty-six. Allen g. Thur
man and Samuel J. Tilden are not yet sixty
six. Courage, entdnts.
1t is the Boston Transcript that asks:
"Does an author have to possess lie-senSe
to write good novel?" He do.
The Montreal chief Of police and two ser
geants have been mulcted In SIS damages lof
false arrest of Edward Cogle In connecuon
with murder case.
"Oh! isn't it just gloriousY was Princes
Louise's exclamation on seeing NlagaLa
Lorne didn't say much. but kept thinking
about the hack fare.-lNew haven kegis1as
California leads among the wool-producns
States, Ohio second and Texas third. Mere1
county. Texas. has more sheep In It's limln
than any other county in the Union-6o6'aM
0Mr. Spurgeon, yielding to the earnest soa.
citations OF the majority OF his nock, sM
consented to take vacation of three montM
to be passed at Mentone, France.
| None OF Vanderbilt's horses are quite ias
enough to satisfy him. Several people lale4
| have been able to get out OF the way witno&
being run Chicago Times.
The Maine Legislature, In view Of the result
| of the last election, will consider the exp
diency of so changing the State constitufm
as to make a plurality OF votes elect Cor
ernor.
| Father Hyacinthe, at last accounts. W.
about to open q palace Of worship at kW
Rochechouart, Paris, to be entitled the GallR
Catholic Church. The services are TO ben
French instead OF Latin.
OF the $40 members of the new Legislature
| of Massachusetts, thirty-seven are mechanics
thirty-six merchants, thirty-three manufao'
| turers, twenty-nine lawyers and twenty-seve1
| farmers.
The dredge boats have completed the VOL
OF widening Buffalo bayou, In Texas, at y
mouth sufficiently to allow the largest barge
TO turn with ease. The dredges are now y
work deepening the channel at the Iowa
wharf.
1t Is estimated that the State OF New foLa
has 6400 ecclesiastical organizations, VILE w
tlngs for 1900, 900 persons, and memDelslal
OF 100000. The value of the church proper,
Is reckoned at S117,000,000. The MetnoaHe
are the most numerous.
1t is said that there Is little or no hope Z
another novel from the pen OF George LIZ
at least for years to come. Her husband is-
at his death an additional work on .'PositE
Philosophy" to the ompletion OF which y
has already begun to devote all her time aA
energies.
. The See of Durham, to which Lord bea
consfield has nominated Canon Lightfoot
st. Paul's, entities the new Bishop to ~
round his inter with ducal eorOnet, toe
an income OF $4,000 year, and to hoid I. y
patronage of all the valuable canonries 10 y
Cathedral, of the archdeaconries, and OF f0Itl
seven livings, many of them very rich.
: Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic will cure the Wer
, cases OF fever and ague.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06
BREvITIEs.

the city for taxes of 1878 against Trinity
Church had been decided In the Third District
Court for plaintiff. This suit had no connec-
ton with Trinity Church proper, for, of
course churches are not subject to taxation.
AS the simple announcement may have mis-
led some of our readers in the matter, we will
state that this suit grew out of the refusal of
the vestry of Trinity Church to pay the tax
levied by the city on the rectory, which is sit
uated on the same lot as the church and be-
longing to the parish; they thought it was,
in consequence, free from taxation. The Dis
trict Court thought otherwise.
Last night, at the monthly meeting Of Me-
chanics' Fire Company No. 6, Mr.. Henry
Tharp was elected treasurer of the company
and sub-delegate to the Firemen's Charitable
Association, vice Mr.. Robert Barry, resigned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06
CITY ECHOES.

st. Charles street is in very bad condition
Patrick Ryan was locked up In the Third
Station charged with petty larceny.
the Central Station, charged with attempting
to rescue prisoner.
Newell Davis, for assaulting Joseph Green
with dangerous weapon, was lncarcerated
In the Eighth Station.
The police report the water main at the
corner OF Where and Toulouse streets broken
and overlooking the banquette
Pat Riley, alias Kelly, was incarcerated In
the Jackson Square Station, charged with
being dangerous and suspicious character.
H. Harris was run into limbo, charged with
being a dangerous and suspicious character
without any visible means of support.
A. Racket and VIM. Rosendale two youths,
were run into the Central Station, charged
with tresspass In entering the st. Charles
| Theatre by breaking pane of glass.
Ben. Butler, a negro, was locked I'D In the
Second Precinct Station, charged with as.
sault with dangerous weapon on one Mary
Oscar.
The bridge over the Melpomene canal. on
St. Charles street, Is broken and In a very
dangerous condition, both to animals and De
destrians.
| The chimney of the house No. sos Good
children street is in a dangerous condition
1t Is liable to fall at any moment and iniurt
passers-by.
Tuesday night burglars attempted to effect
an entrance into p. Chastant's residence, OF
YAK street, between Broad and White, but
were frightened away by the inmates.
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structed to pay the teachers In the order OF
the months reversed, commencing with De-
cember 1878. Referred to the committee on
finance
Mr.. BARLEY offered resolution that the
committee on school-hOuses be authorized to
poses. the revenues to be used In such way
as the board may direct. Carried.
On motion Of N. Capdevielle the Cutoff
School, which has been long time without
teacher, was abolished.
A communication from several property
holders asking for the establishment OF q
school In the neighborhood Of Bayou Road
and Metaire Ridge was referred to the COM
mittee on teachers.
pals of the Keller, Clio and Marigny schools
be allowed S84 a month for their services In
teaching boys, was referred to the committee
on teachers and finance.
The board then adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06

Tuesday morning at O'Clock, thieves
effected an entrance into Mr.. G.. T. Rayals
residence, No. 264 Washington street, BY
forcing open the sash OF the parlor, and sue
pants, In the pockets OF which was $S The
thieves also made an Intellectual attempt to
rob Mr.. Palfrey's residence, situated on Be.
rome street, In the rear of Mr.. Raval's.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06
OUR FIREMEN.

Mr.. Pete Comming, the gallant fireman Of
Home Hook and Ladder Company No. l, Of
jefferson City, who was SO seriously injured
while at his post Of duty few days ago by
being buried under brick wall, is much i'm
proved, and 1t will not be long before he will
be up and doing.
Capt. Kalinski, Of the salvage corps, who
was injured at the same fire, Is on the street
again. He has not, however, recovered the
full use of his arm yet.
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Nice Young Men.

Mr.. L. s. A. Baquie appeared before Tie
First Recorders Court Yesterday and made
affidavit against two young men, named WIN.
Simms ami Richard Carr, whom he charges
with breach of trust and embezzlement II
appears that the two accused were given
charge of door at an entertainment, and m
stead of turning In the money they collected.
pocketed it. The amount supposed to have
been EN- bezZled Is S25.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06

Nv the Collector to deliver up certain papers,
Containing alleged evidences Of Democratic
frauds. which had come into his possession as
chairman OF the Republican committee who
clned to surrender the documents, and was
thereupon given short half hour to consider
and captulate or to retire from his position.
Before the time had expired, however, the
lost his head, and Ladd was happy and his
enemies the contrary
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06
PARTRIDGE SHOOTING.

There will be rare sport at the New Orleans
Gun Club next Sunday. A number of well
known and skillful sportsmen are to compete
in partridge shooting match. Messrs. Hall
Mcdaniel, LeBreton, Cousin and Renaud, are
mentioned as the probable competitors
About 120 cartridges will be secured. Shoot
ing will be with double-barrelled shot-guns
at distance OF thirty PAGES.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06
PERSONAL

Col. c. P Atmore, with his charming wife,
arrived in our city yesterday and took apart
ments at the st. Charles Hotel Col. Atmore
is the popular agent of the Louisville and
Great Southern Railway line. We trust their
stay here will be enjoyable.
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NOT YET.

Those persons generally speaking. eolored
persons) who, ever since the appointment OF
Ladd as ianitor OF the Custom-House. have
been anxious to see him displaced, and have
been working for his removal, thought they
had him yesterday.
The story goes that Ladd was called upon
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06
A Runaway.

At about o'clock yesterday pair of
horses attached to Mr.. Hernsheim's carriage
took fright at the corner of Pine and st.
Charles streets and ran away. The carriage
was damaged to the amount OF $25. There
was no one In the carriage at the time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06
stolen Property Recovered.

Special Mike Hennessey yesterday recov.
cred a silver ladle and five silver spoons
stolen from Mrs. J. Schumette, No. $50 Blen.
vile street. A man named Manuel Prado
Perez was arrested and lodged In the Third
Station, he b ing the party suspected oil the
theft
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$1,000 bonds.

James G. Caughlin, charged with having,
on the eleventh OF January. cut and Wounds
one Chas. Williams. was yesterday placed
under $1,000 bonds by Judge Sheehan for his
appearance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic gives permanent relief
in all choleric disorders.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06

Capt. Geo. l.. Horton, Chief Supervisor Of
Steamboats, and Steam Vessels, has returned
from Washington, where he has been for
some time past on official business.
The Collector has been notified by the au-
thorities that the vessel bearing the Chicago
excurtionists to Mexico has been authorized
to land off the bar at Galveston without max
ing formal entry.
The disputed question OF bonded ware
house patronage has been settled by appor-
tioning the levee into districts.
All goods in bond, landed above Clio street,
go to bonded warehouse No. 2, class 3; landed
between Clio and a point between Poydras
and Lafayette streets to warehouse No. l,
class 81 landed between Poydras and Bien.
vile streets to the Custom House, and all
landed below Bienville street to warehouse
No. 4, class 3.
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Recovered.

The set of harness stolen few days agoby
Frank Crawford was yesterday recovered By
Capt. Manning, commanding the First Dis
trict
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06

For Carolina Clay Peas cali on George Heck i
Co.. corner Poydras and Tchoupitoulas streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06

aged about thirty years, died suddenly at a.
corner OF Fourth and st. Denis streets. TSs
coroner was notified.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06
CUsTOM.HOUsE NOTES.
The Business Transacted Last Month
The Warehouse Question Settled.

The following Is summary statement OF
the New Orleans Custom-House at this port
for last month:
Entries from warehouse for transportation. 81
Entries from warehouse for expectation. IL
Entries for immediate transportation with
Entries for consumption liquidated. ........ 1908
Entries for warehouse Iiquidated. .....-...... 66
Certificates OF registry granted :........-....
Certificates OF enrolment granted. ........... 18
Licenses for coaStfng trade granted. =: 20
Licenses to vessels under 10 tons granted. =. "a
Vessels entered from foreign ports. .104
Vessels cleared for foreign ports. ......-... .107
Vessels entered from domestic ports. .....- %
Vessels cleared for domestic ports. .........- 43
Entries of merchandise for duty. .157
Entries of merchandise free OF duty. "a
Entries for warehouse. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Al
Entries for warehouse and transportation. IS
Entries for warehouse and expectation. 49,. 2
Entries for rewarehouse. ......-........... /
Entries from warehouse for consumption. .3o1
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES
Duties on imports. .$119.910 AZ
Marine Hospital tax. 1892 SO
Tonnage tax. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 12.753 30
Miscellaneous customs receipts...... 637 81
Inspection of steam vessels. .......... 1858 80
Licenses to masters, mates. pilots and
engineers Observation-Disclosures. 1,275 90
Storage labor and carriage. ........... SGT 16
Official fees. Observation-Disclosures. 1856 IS
Total. ....................... .S139 1877 rs
The receipts at the sub-treasury Tuesday
were.
Internal revenue observation-disclosures. $3.127 OF
Customs currency OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1884 OF
Customs siivers ttii;;i ',,tr'tt,tfitiiis, 135 90
Postofffce department. ................. 1900 GO
................>........s 22 1858 20
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06
Bitten by q Dog,

Officer Dave Coreoran yesterday shot and
Kllled q rabid dog that had slightly bitten
Mrs. and Miss Corcoran.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06
sudden Death.

At about 10 O'Clock yesterday morning q
colored woman, named Frances Thompson
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06
GEHTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
rs THE
BEST ASSORTED

And q large assortment of slippers. Country
buyers will find It to their advantage to pur-
base at the RED STAR as they are certain
ctnot being overcharged on no article. The
rules of the house are to sell STRICTLY one
price. thus Offering equal low prices to all.
Catalogues with the plain prices of the house
sent out free of charge.
ALI orders, either for country or city, will be
yomptly attended to.
No postage stamps taken In payment except
or amount Of mailing.
All communications or orders should be adj
sed to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06

The following IS a summary statement Oh
the New Orleans Custom-House at this port
for last month:
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SCHOOL BOARD.
THE BOARD FIXES THE BUDGET OF
EXPENSES AT $244,00O.
Reports Of Committees, COMMUNICATIONS,
Resolutions and Petitions.

Reports Of Committees, Communications,
Resolutions and Petitions.
The Board. of School Directors met yester'
day, 1t being the regular monthly meeting
The board was called to order by Mr.
Mitchell; thirteen members "a quorum) pres
emit.
The report OF Superintendent Rogers was
received and adopted. The report says, IL
substance: Sin consequence OF repairs, tnt
Bienville and Robertson schools were ciosec
on the third instant. The two higher depart
ments of the Bienville have been transferred
under their regular teachers to the ST. Philip
The rate of attendance has been generaii!
improved since the last report, but mas no
reached the maximum. The attention OF TIM
board is called to the fact that many children
attending schools are without textbooks
their parents, it is said, being unable to pur
chase the books. Something should be done
One thousand dollars placed as a fund 10
this object would afford great relief"
Mr.. Rogers suggested the following rem
edy: There are several vacant school-house
which, In consequence of the erection OF iarg
Med onogh buildings, are not used for schoo
purposes; they could not be sold by the city
It is urged. Why not rent them by the montl
or year, and the proceeds applied to conStl
tute fund for furnishing INDECENT pupil!
with school booksf
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-26
STATE oFwEsTvIRGINIA, COUNTY
~ OF OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING,
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
George T. Isnsle, administrator &C.,


The undersigned special COMMISSIONER hereby diva
notice that BY virtue Of the authority vested In them
~ two DEGREES In aid cause made BY said Court on
February 1879, and March l. 1872 respectively they
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-26

rs. j

.,,n OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOB;
rtyE Nv nnRIiIGNs, TUESDAY, MAY 1884,
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T'RTsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE

AZ
Il REAL ESTATE.
,By yirtue 81 dted d trust made BY Edmund
Hobs sE and AEahsll his Wife, 70 as tustee, dat
e February 90, is75, recorded IN The ofiee Of
Deed n Trust Book Nc. s, ptse 81, / Win On -
SATURDAY, THE AtH DAY OF NAY, t7g.
Besnnipg at 10 O'clock A. ~, sail Al the Eropt deo-
o. ne Court House q aid county The following a.
sT1eed THAT tgsay: Lot numbered one hun.
dred and seventyw t77 on the north Side q Zane,
tween Filth and Sixth streets, now E0f and fasob
streets 10 that partof the dy Of wheeling West VII.
gaia Known Is East wheeling The titls q bsiiayel
ps bat selling y trustee vii coaVey only
ne uue vested IN ne By slld deed Of trust,
I, TEAAs o. SALE.-one.foufth eaah on DAY Of ale.
t9 In thIee equal inslallments ut Six twelve
and eshieen mohthh negotiable notes bearing inter.
menta and secured By deSd d trust % te nroeSYtT
-, ~, ,1RiLLlAMJ.W W. c0WDES, Trustee
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Cn.ask SaIeu.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

A..,,, s.aS !, a'. ,as .,,.. cA.ns.r,.
In the County Court Of Ohio County,
BY virtue Of decree Of The County coart a 0hie
county, rendered 10 the above entitled cause on m
oh day q peeeinber, 1873, the underlined, a ~
Gal eoumisoneT, win oder for sale, at public auctISn
before the Court House door Of county, IN WhS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-26
IEALED PROPOSALS


cLRRE's oYEIcE B0LRpo or COMMISSIONERS,
WAIELiX0, April u, $50.
Sealed Proposals win be tOeeiyed al this once, Until
nay "a q O'clock neon, for the following work %
!. Ei1t pIyiEion "0reEssVills, Clinton aaa Potomac
"Riysr Rad" ffom GIesnT Ran 10 Snort Creek
second Division, 80 cubic yards bridge masonry,
seoona cas- and bO0 euble yards eGrth exeAyAti0H,
"klFer koAd," from city 70 Glenn's Bun, FlFst,Di.
Nil9nt and below aid run 100 cubic yards mAcada.
"ySlley Grove and Middle wheeling Creek Rad"
-. -s eaoie yards calvert masonry and eco cubic
Second Division "whsellus, West Liberty and Beth.
ny LaEnPlie.9 near Brooke county lns--SOo cubic
eve! vnIon aud ROnsy's Point Road, - beyond
tainE.
cubic yards calvert masonry 100 cubic yards 6InE
~ cubic yAFdl sandstone paving, hnnd.paeked and
~ cubic yards matchmaking.
"Mesting Rouse Hill RpSdn-SS0 cubic yards Of
matchmaking.
"Elm Grove Road" tcaldwell's Runl-s,0OO suble
yards excavation and 60eubie yards calvert RSopSy
MAe1dAmiEing 70 eontst Of the bat quality hafd
Limestone broken 70 = Slneh gauge.
i!tilSds And eulVort masonry 70 bel laid dry.
ruling viii be measured In excavation from which
BIdsnust b BY the cubic yard for nacadsmI,lu.
saad,tons paving Earth, loose rock SOlid rock and
- 81 for excavation to COW, ali COS. ., ubslns
pa nut be separate on saahrOad, par. 81 aro.a,
IPeeihed shove, TIT
!, The Quantities above given are approximate and
liable . change upon AnRl locations.
The Board q Commissioners reserve the riRht "a
cHAs H. pErrERs o.rh.
VIC. Smith, Engineer. ass abs
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TRUTHS.
hOp RIIerS RFe the PnPent and Rest
Rlltera Ever Made.

hep RIIerN nFe the Pnrest and Best
RIIterS Ever Made.
M n, cOmTNGHdei from Hops, Buehu,
4aadrake AMI DRnilcIiOn,-the Oldest, best,
- HSi vliuahle medicine In the world and con.
~ ~ Ihe hc't anl mUNl curative properties Of
j o'An slierS being the greatest BLOOD PuFi.
IT. LNef Regulator, and Lie and Health
-'',1aS ASent % earth. M disease or Ill health
Pesbly loug exist where these BlttsH are
~ y yl'''d AMI perfect are their operations.
I% E'e new lie and yiROr 10 the aged and In
"a 10 AZ whose employmentI cause irregul1El.
= va, nnVeli or uTinWy organs, or who require
AIfelirf, Ioaie and mild StImulant, thess
S-ss 80 ~ Invaluable, being highly curative,
y ana stimulating, without Intoxicating.
- LUZ what your feelings or symptoms are,
Ss as,l. a'Sa'e or ailmcni H. use Hop Bitten.
n hNI' wi you are sick, but II you Ouly feel
= ~ miserable, Use the Bitter Rt once. II NAV
Is!'ui Ais hurdn1l, have been saVsd by .
SiItt 70 $500 Hu will lie paid for case they
~ aOt tais " help, '''''
~ Ol if''sr yourself or let your friends suftsr,
w wv. iad ane THIN to use Hop Bltters.
sss,mher, Hop Bittr1 Is no VlIO, drugEeA,
. - ho'tFnn, bat the Purest and Best MedI.
70 made; he "lNvALID's FMESD AND
M AnG 90 nFI'on OF L1ntly should b With
sa'H Try the BItterS to-day.
tsyHOp Cough Cure and Pain Relief
NJ Si ,: luihIia Bros 4 Co, wholesale druggists
&-H''' apiSraThsAW
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The sale above advertised Is postponed until s.iur.
day April q, 1870 commencing At he mme hour and
nhSi Special G cc n S4SSs,
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NOTICE.

N@lcE-
Rs 10y Eyc notice that have rented my
h MI nv - tarriagr Shop to my son, D. Kull,
1S, ~ Iursr Smith, who will continue the
MIN MIA Under the firm name OF KULL &
ali "a. Parties indebted to me will please
:. s1. 1S.tS, and those havingcl aeainSt
Ssvht them for payment,
IN l., " sore, al No. 1904 Main street, n
ESsop,% A. o' R'St.claSs Carriages. Buggfes,
rsIl5n,S -, %j which | will sell low as I am
10 a ~, S.oSe out my entire stock. I have
dan, "'''e'a" lIcare which l will sell
-Sfs D. KuLL.
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TILE
EGYPTIAN
FEVER and AGUE
LIVER PAD
CURES CATARRH.

CAEoTHERs, Ono, March a, 1872.
DAB siR-Pleass send me Ous Of your Egyptian
wore one all winter and like II Au,.ra.e. 1thIpt
9rsing Que OF two more will Get well. have had
ne Salarrh Tor three Year,. SIuCe Commence wsar-
ing the Pad am improving rapidly,
fours truly, MOSES MILLER,
FRANCIS FITZGERALD,
BuR0ETTsrowS, April IS, 1872.
EGYPTIAN LIVER PAP Co.-Gentku,sa: 1 have
eeeh aAng one Of your LIVER PADS since the "a al
Mafeh. i has performed miracles nearly On me, Nv
iVeF and kidnsIS were 10 bad condition; hSi ne
Itching PILE! and stoppage Of water With Scatc Rheu.
m1tsm and was taking all kinds Of traSh. Sent for
= LAYER Fad ana quit taking all drugs, NV SyStem Il
II Waa thick and muddy. could NOT nj Sny: NV
appetite Is good now. Twill dive you fulI satstnent
her aIier. lived tWSnty-six yearS in Temperanrts
Se, formerly We send Gun butter and eeVs d Dor
lngton Hro4, ThiEty-sixth ward. want % nj one
halt dozen more PADS u you write note 10 DorinT-
toa bros, right away, 70 they can ret the Pads and
send them out on Friday.
lam yours, respectfully,
FRANCIS FITZGERALD,
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SUFFERERS K Rs.. si Tssses, D. aaHls
HIg0F, Syphllia, or any
form Of disease, cured At tho old WISEElkN
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 260 vine ht., Uin'
no charge until cared. Call Of write for iree
advie& Charges low. Hail rates @ tne