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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18
AUCTION SALES.
by Green 81 Wise, Auc,ionesrs

ID, u. CoTso OF 81.
Jo.spa 7: +: Smith c. Al. L" c'"Heo'y'
Stl VIRTUE OFTuK DECREES OF I'll
- Corporation Court for the city of Alexan-
drls, Va, rendered at its September Term, 1878,
"nd september term, 1879. in tho above cause,
toe undAriigned. commissioner, will, on SAT.
uKpAY, the 4th day OF October, 1870, at l2
o'clock M. before the front entrance of the Cor
rorstion Court House Of Alexsndris city, on
fslr.nx street, sell by public auction. to tho
highest bidder that VALUABLE HOUSE
and LOT OF GROUND. on King street, now
occupied by Mrs. f. A. Williams, bounded and
described 80 follows: Beginning al 3 point On
Lac north line OF King street, in the city Of Alox
sEdfis, W., tO feet esstwardly from tho inter.
section OF the east line of Alfred street with the
north line cf King street aforesaid, and running
thence parallel with said Alfred street north.
~ardly 100 feet 10 paved alley; thence east.
Wsfdly With the line OF ssid alley and parallel
WIt5 said King street d. feet inches; thence
scu!hwnrdly parallel with said Alfre.. street ard
SAID hrst line lGO feet to said King street. and
thence Wesiwsrdly with tho north limo cf King
7:T@et q teet inches TO tho place of beginning.
lfrMs OF sale: Ona fourth Of tho purchase
money IN cash the residue in three equal pay
iheAts, payable respectively in six, twelve snd
eighteen months from the day Of sale; the de-
iafrel payments to be secured by tho bonds OF
Tho purchaser, With good security, with interest
ron the day Of eale and the title OF the property
|" ho retained until the whole purchase prica is
paid. LEONARD MARBUkY
sep dts Commissioner of Sale.
* Tie ahuVn asle has been postponed until
November lst. 1879, ST tho ssmo
place and hour. oct 4-ts
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Rest Eetata Agents md AucLioncors
{ IOMM lSSlONE NEH>' ShLE OF WHARF
" AND OTHER PKGpBRTY-In purs,I.
snce Of docree OF The Corporation Court Of the
city of Aoxandria. in the Gauss Of James "
Groen against ii. :. Wat.los and others. tins un .
derslgnet, c1mGl!sSi0Lcrs cf s4e, will offer fer
sale Dy pubic aIclion, ~ about IL oiCloc!; II.
on SATU URDAi, tho 18Th day Of November
1872 q! the front eniranc" 0! tho Gour. room on
Fairfax street, AleXand.s, the following prep.
etty TO wit:
l. A LOT OF GROUND tc,ag .. the ro,,h,
tsst corner O. Water and Gibbon streets, run.
"lng thence Iufin Oh Waltr street 10 fact ,
ihcneai thence CAS- parallel VITA Gibton stree.
10 inc channel o! The Potomac river; thence
with tho uhsnnel 10 Gihhan street, and tt.rcu IN
u straight liro TO the begianng Including The
kfaGnd covered by tho bI;c;s house on Uui0n st.
-Sutuct 10 - feet alley midway b3twean
wafer snt UnI&h >l;eeis. and lunnnx Ii, ria
ION thbAnn street 10 Zee; d iachcs
4 LcI Or GROUND at Tie illcrsecli u
.! lle Dorih side Of FranElia with The east ii H.
lt st Assph street, fronting - lbet on -. Assoh
s''oct a., II" Q: iEt .es uH Franklin s.-cCt
j a LOT OF GHOUHr on sl, ASSN s.r,
n0Fth OF and adjoining Oliver Nnrr.S !n, fr.n,.
lNg on st 4 ssph street ~ nat !; inches and
running back c&2, toward Pm street. ll5 fact !
iuches.
4. A LOT OF GROUND, on tbs cas-! side Of
HsteF street, bttw4on Duko and Wolfe strcn:s
ioAt.ng en- Water 9,rdel - rce., sad in ,ianth ,,0
!eeh bounded on tNh north by an eight feat a..
ICY, end on lhc essL NJ AsGc i,tL aiey with a
iight OF way over bO.h.
ierms a. Sale: 09e fourth n cash, md tho
!rsi9ue In ono, t"o and thre7 y'a-s with inter
oSt from tac day .! sale The notes nf thu rur-
chhscr5 u be- GIcen for tha deferred payments
'i.A approved security, aHd tho tile 20 be re-.
'H'hea Hhi' Tho whole pGrchaso E1onay IS paid
GEO q. VI MUSHRhGa,
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON,
l,,l,
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Al l4S KING STREET.

W[nl caIl Special stt;rt!on to Ipy late stock
OF soTOE rs, embracing Portable Ranges Cook,
Paror, Dining Room Mnd Once Stoves Of tho
latest styles and most improved patterns, each
ana eVeFy one of which is guaranteed to give
ontiro satisfaction.
Also 5E&TON'S, SPEARS and sill other
FIhE ILACE HEaTER5 pu! up II heat one
two snd three rooms.
HOT AIR FURNACES for heating dwell.
ings churches and public buildings, 2 specially
have Constantly on hand large stock Of
lin WARE, Chamber Sots Coal Hois and
ShoVeis and Houseturnishing goods in general
aln also prepared To repair Firo Place Heat
ers. Hot Air Furnaces, Cook Stove Ranges and
all other Stoves thnL are made.
koolng, dutterlng and Spoutng done at short
notice, IN the city and country, and on tho most
reasonable lerm'. Al! work warranted TO give
satisfaction
sepl6 THOS. HOY.
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PREMIUM FRUIT TREES,

ID o. MUNSON'S NUHSERY.l
Will lake ordors 70; ths above Fruit, Ornament.
Al aHd Shade Trees, Small Fruits, Roses, Flow
ering Shrubs. &c, It Nursery prices, Ut nv
store. corner of Fairfax and Franklin sts, Send
card, and will call and take your orders and
leave Catalogue of prices and vareli-s and can
give purchasers lnquiring useful hints about de-.
sirable varieties.
jY9-l0n W,P GKAVEs
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WY NEs AND LIQUORS.

W. invite tho attention of families and rsa.
tauEahts - the folloSing brands Of imported
Liquors received this day;
Piper Helaasick Champagne. quarts snd pints
Hennessey CuHnac Brandy.
Duff GoIdon's and AdoIfo Capdepon's Hne Old
Sherres.
j. Noets Schiedsm Gin, and
Kiclsra Pere & Fils st. Julien Caret
We also keep il slock all of Gibsou's Son l.
Co's. Rye Whistles, and Hottheimer BrcsI
Fairfax Qia Bo4-hcn, for which latter brand We
gre saonts. w. a. JOHNSON & CO.,
jy26 N. Il. cor. Cameron and Royal s.s
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NUSTsk'S SALE or REAL ESTATE IN
= FAi EFAN COUNTY, ON UCCCuUAN
ga by virtue ot y deed Z! trust from J Jsy
imp and Wta to the undersigned, hesring date
hhIcn ~ 1870. and OF record on the land rs.
eotds or tal, isx county, Itcr =, No ( folio l@l
we Undersigned will, on MONDAY, The l0.h
Gay OF November, 1879, (Grst lay of Ci:cui.
,Oa'.} IN front OF the court House door Il said
youlty, at II o'clock IT. sall to tho highest BIZ,
4of inc TRACT OF LAND conveyed by said
deed snd therein described. ns follows: Begin.
n'AS ST. the mouth OF creek which diqidce this
.ahd from Dogue Island patent 1unning thcrce
,'p 2sld creek y:i!h TIC several c.!rses and Ino.
'.ueis lneEeci to the ir:t fork; thcrco up a
.NGll creek known rs mil Creek" sccording
20 ile courses and meanders theraorto the mouth
Sptng Branch" )" then UP said branch to lha
iCFk at Black burns line; thence with Black.
ourhs tnoW WiilismsD ii.o, thcnro with said
,iaa, 20 An old stsh!o naar Williams house aud
a!cSs line. west - hickory st tho keah ct the
'a!!eyi ihonce south 10 the head of II swamp
according to the meandcrs to the Occonu ,n riv.
e' lNenco down the ,var 10 ,no beginning
obtaining &63 acres. Title supposed to be good
Terms: Cash.
oc. lS-Wts THOMAS M0GRE Tru.,,,
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PREILFELDER q 90.
ia KING STREET

ia KING STREET,
HAVE RKCE1VED THEIR FUfI, sTODK
OF NEW FALL GOODS,
Comprising new and desirable pa:!erns of Dreps
Goods, Shawls, Blankets Flsnnels, Csssimerss,
Skirts. sc. We hBvs jus! opened a beautiful
line OF Colcred snd Blac. Casbmo-os, Silks snd
Hatns. In few dsJs we will recsive European
goods OF on: own Importation. They will coor
siit 81 Paisley Shawls, Ladies' Cloaks, Kid
G!ovesr Table Oamaaks nnd Paraisn Novelties,
all Of which wa oiier 10 the public al the lowest
pricUe.
}sse We cal special sttautian 70 our stock of
EaNpATS, consisting Of Body snd Tapestry
6russels, IGfoe.f!y AMI Ingram; alLo 10 onr
Velvet and Brussels Rugs, Mats. &c.
eel2O PNEIZFELDER IL 60,
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DRY GaeDlsS,

MOORE NEW GOODS.
4HA Tuesday, OctUber :. 1879.
Call and see Ladies' Nuti5 just received trom
manufacturer.
CAL and sac Rlick silk Velvet for trimmings
chosp.
Csll and sah Black Satin fcr Griu.nius..
Gall md see hiohcan Sulinus, nov style.
"a! and sen Winchester Buak Gloves, bel ic
the Stats.
CAll and SEQ fredericksburg W"0isn5. unsur.
passed in stylO snd quality
Call and SEQ Good Goods bought for essh and
sol,t st down psicus
D. T.. hKASuGAR,
Ii. Is. dooMP7. NO. lC9 King straet,
&C. Alexandria Va
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7 AIDES AND UHILDREN'S MEHINO
81 VESTS and PANTS, sll sizes and quail.
nes ct y. &. BERKY'S.
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Special contracts will be made with yearly ad
vertisers.
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STOVES !SND TESygAssE.
STOVES !

GS And IGl.'t yOu forget il. sep30-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-29
SCANDAL.
A woman to the holy father went,
Confession Of sin was her intent

A woman to the holy father went,
confession OF sin was her intent
And so her misdemeanors, great and small.
She faithfully rehearsed them all
And, chietest in her catalogue of sin,
She, owned that she n tale-bearer had been,
And borne a bit Of scandal up and down
10 all tho long-tongued gossips in the town.
Tho holy father for her other sin
Granted the dissolution asked of him;
But while for all the rest he pardon gave.
He told her this ofiense was very grave,
And that to do fit penance she must 20
Out by the wayside where the thistles grow.
and gathering the largest, ripest one,
Scatterlt its seeds, and that when this was done.
She must come back again another day
Io tell him his commands she did obey.
The woman, thinking this n penance light,
fastened to do his will that very night,
teeling right glad she had escaped so we'll.
Next uay but one she went to the priest to
The Priest 9E.otuS sat still and heard her story
Then said: There's something still for you
Those little thistle seed which you have sown.
i pa You regather every one."
Inc woman said: " But, Father, 'twould be
vain
To try. to gather up those seeds again:
The winds have scattered them both far and
Wyer The meadowed vale and mountain side.' -
1ne latner answered Nov hope that from
Inc lesson | have taught you will not miss.
lou cannot gather back the scattered seeds,
when lar and wide will grow to n%oxious
Nor can the mischief once BY scandal sow
Dy any penance be again undone.p
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-29

had partaken oft, for a note from the
record of the confraternity, the recog-
nized duty of which was the at
tending Of criminals to the seat
fold, shows that they did not receive
intimation of the execution till
the night before it was to take
place. For supper: Fish, 40 baiOcohi /;
funny, II baiocchi; Chiarello wine,
l6 baiocchi fruit and ice, 10 baiOcchi;
bread and salad, 3 baiocchi ; candle,
3 baiocchi. Signor Bertolletti remarks
that the entry Of candle at supper
only, and not at dinner, shows that
the cell could not have been perma-
nently dark, and that the frequent
appearance in the accounts of ice is an
indication that it was not cold or
damp. Here is the first dinner Of
Beatrice Greek wine and cakes, II
baiocchi fish, 40 baioechi; cray fish,
10 baioechi Chiarello wine, 20 baioc-
chi, (the young lady drank more than
her step-mother } fruit and ice, 10
baiocchi, bread and soup, 6 baiocchi.
The baiocco, it may be observed, is at
the present day, or was as long as the
papal government lasted, equal to one
half-penny, the value at the end of
the sixteenth century being, of course,
much greater. From the accounts
Signor Bertolletti draws, fairly enough
as it seems to us, the inference that
the prisoners were not badly treated
in prison or subjected to needless
cruelty. 1t would seem, moreover,
that both Lucretia and Beatrice had
servants of their own in prison.
Further, it appears that the keepers of
the prisons in which they we're con-
fined, doubtless anticipating a different
ending to the affair in which these
prisoners were implicated, placed
their purses at their disposition. This
is shown by still extant memorials to
the pope and to the governor of Rome,
praying for repayment, after the exc
cution of the prisoners, Of the sums
advanced to them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-29

New York World
When a World reporter entered
Edison's workshop at Menlo Park
yesterday, the inventor exclaimed
What brought you here? Did you
hear | had been Illuminating this
building with my electric lamp"
This news had not yet reached New
York, the object of the visit being to
ask how the electric light was getting
along. 1t had been suggested that
the solution of the problem of lighting
by electricity was slow of fulfllment,
and that there was a general desire to
know what Edison was doing.
Edison laughed. "Tve had eighteen
lamps going in this workshop" said
he, ''and they worked perfectly. All
those lamps were supplied from a two
and-a-half horsepower Gramme ma
chine, and each lamp was equal in
brilliancy to sixteen candles. | rugged
this up to show our stockholders, and
| expect some others Of the company
down here tonight
Have you overcome all the Obsta-
cles that were in your way?" asked the
reporter.
"All that is left for me to do, an-
swered Edison, lis to do do away with
mechanical defects. The problem O
subdivision is solved. The question
of economy is answered. The burner
is no longer affected by chemical &C
ton, and it acts perfectly we'll in the
sealed globe"
When, then, is the lamp to be pui
on the MARKET
81 had intended as an experiment
to light Menlo Park with my lamps
but | concluded as there are so few
houses here the experiment would no
be conclusive. Therefore, some time
this summer | intend to light VI
M~etuchen, two miles off, which is
large place, and which will offer test
that could not be found here. / viii
u the current over poles. 1t is M
object to present the lamp in such
way that all kinds and classes of PEG.
pie may have an opportunity to judge
of it and to compare it with all othel
modes of illumination. 1t is more
important to me that the servant in
the kitchen should express her MIND
on the lamp, with regard simply to its
lighting power, han that her mistress
should wonder over it as a novelty
without properly comparing it will
gas. When / have brought it to that
degree that it is popular my work vii
be done, and the company will TAXI
charge of the whole matter"
How does the company feel Will
regard to the light?"
well. ! have heard that my back.
ers went back on me. If such is tn,
Ease | don't know it, and l don't be.
lieve any one can buy any of the com
panys stock nov at any price.
haven't the slightest doubt that sufi
cient money will be given me to carr,
out the experiment of lighting Ne
tuchen. | tell you what it Isl h
continued, in a more animated tone
when a man finds a system of light
ing that costs, taking the figures o
gas. 15l cents a thousand feet. it ism
necessary for him to bother abou
what people think if he's satisfied il
his own mind that he is right. Tn
great trouble with electric lighting he
been on account Of the failure Of tn
voitaic arc to produce any good result.
and consequently, the whole thing ha
fallen out of popular favor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-29

so WE'LL The public prosecutor. how
ever, did not succeed in making the
trial s'serious one. The candid, limo
cent face Of the youth, and his pitiful
appearance, his fearful p~rotestatious
Of his love for mademoiselle, and the
evident sincerity Of his belief in The
simple process Of terrifying Gambetta,
were too much for judicial gravity,
and with shouts of hilarious good
humor his cousel carried him of sub
ject TO a triling 6no and a trifing de-
tention. 1t is a very characteristic
outbreak Of the French youth of from
sixteen to twenty-five, and the extra
ordinary things they do under the inn
pulse Of what they call love, which is
to real love what the thirst for brandy
is to hunger.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-29
Refarrns in IIlgh Norieir.

New York Cor. Philadelphia Lsdger.l
According to the Graphic's Club
Gossip" a decided expression Of opin-
ion has been created in society by the
issue Of a circular appealing to certain
fashionable ladies to refrain from hay-
ing champagne or any other kind Of
wine at luncheon parties. Also that
the distribution Of cards for Easter
weddings has begun, and that the
probabilities are that the Wedding
will surpass in elegance and grandeur
any that have occurred IL this city
within the last ten years. Among The
distinguished visitors at the Knieker.
booker aud Union Clubs is Lord
Gordon Lenox, Of England, Rho il
the recipient Of many attentions alsC
from private citizens.
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Ghoo,,ng in AIabamn.
Huntsville independent, Hth.l
w Ia - -I

Huntsville independent, Hth.l
Major J. w. Eldndge was shot by
Wyley p. Drake Monday afternoon,
on his place six miles West " Hunts
vile. Mr.. Drake came into town QDd
surrendered himself to the sheriff.
Mr.. Drake states that Major EldridgC
attempted to draw his pistol. bgt that
he. Drake, got hold of his pistol egst
and fired. DR.. Dement, examined the
wound and reports that the ball pene-
trated the feshy part Of the arm be-
tween the elbow and the shoulder, not
~fracturing any bone nor cutting AM
vital artery. Mr.. Drake is now a
liberty.
There had been a family broiI GOING
on some little while, and Mrs. El.
bridge, who was the widow Of a cousin
OF Mr.. Drake, has filed a bill for a
divorce.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-29
Beatrice Genet in Prison.

hhlhDuIHu htNleNI
At the beginning of 1850 the Conoi
family were in prison. The romaneers
and romapcing historians have not
failed to give de rein to their imagi.
patton in describing TIA horrors of the
GGlh in which the various members of
the hmily were imprisoned; and some
utterly darn deps are still shown In
the Castle st. Angelo as the places Of
confinement Of Lucre6a and Beatrice
But, in the first place, they were In
ST, Apgcio GRjy a portion Of the time
of their imprisonBe St, having been
during the remainder of Il 10 lbc Tor
di Mona and Sayelli prisons and, II
the next place, sigEQr Bertolletti has
discovered amopg q mas 9fpld papers
belonging TO the ancient Papql grimi.
nal archives an account book, Quilted
Book in which arc written all the
expenses on behalf Of the Ccnci and
others c~oEeorped in the same cause.
by order Of the magistrates" Here
is the first entry, which iBfGrms us
what the Lady Lucretia had lor SUB.
per on Juue %. 1893: A bit Of salt
funny fish, y baicoihE Chiarello wine,
IL baiocchi fish, Is baiocobi. Here
is the menu Of Lucretia's dinner on
the Both: Pigeons, 40 baiocchi veal.
Is baiocchi; Chisrollo wine, le
baiocchi fresh eggs, 8 baiocchi
fruit, 10 bsiocchi bread aud soup, 4
baiocchi. Here is the account Of The
cost Of the last suppeF oyor eaten b
Lucretia. II is probable that she wal
not informed that she was TO die Oh
the following morning till after shC
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-29
The Richest PeOnIe in the
World.

New York Journal VI Comperce.1
Americans will soon be prepared, if
thoy are not already, to compete for
the honor Of being the richest people
in the world. They are fast gaining the
race and will soon pass France and
England, No country has become
rich as rapidly as this in the last
twenty years. The last three United
States consusos give the total mot as
sossed) valuations Of real and personal
estate, exclusive of government prop
erty, in all the States and Territories,
as follows: 1850, $7,l35, 7S0,228; 1860,
SIG, l59, 6l6,068; 1870, $30,06 ,507.
Between 1850 and 1860 the wealth Of
the United States more than doubled.
Had tho gain continued at the same
pace since 1870 the coming census
would put us far ahead of France,
even allowing her to count in the ma.
tional property, which we omit. But
the known shrinkage in values in the
United States for the past few years for
bids us to expect confidently that this
country will take the lead in 1880.
But if she does not occupy that rank
next year, she will surely do it at a
time not remote.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-29
Correspondence Courier Journal.

Fortune is like a market, where
many times, If you wait, the price
! will fall,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-29
PROSPECTUS.
yellow Fever Of 1878.

TIME Howard Association Of Memphis will
Il publish and have ready for delivery on OF
about the first of April next a complete his
tory of the Yellow Fever from the earliest
dates; also, a history Of the Epidemic Of 1878,
which will embrace the names, with resi-.
dence, and date of death, of over FIVE thou-
sand citizens Of Memphis who died; the
names of physicians and nurses employed.
diagnosis of the disease By the most cele.
brated physicians, cures suggested and hest
adapted to coping with the dreadful scourge.
together with incidents of the plague.
Also, q list Of the names of contributors Of
donations, both in money and supplies, from
the generous public Of America and Europe,
amounting in the aggregate to near Ave hun
dred Thousand dollars, and what disposition
was made Of same.
In Offering this permanent record of a great
calamity to the general public, the Howard
Association is moved thereto BY a desire TO
snye itself the cost of publication Of a book
that viii prove invaluable in the future, and
TO- secure, IL possible, enough funds 10 pay for
a handsome monument, TO be erected In Kim
wood Cemetery, 70 the memory of Physiejans,
Nurses and Members of the Howard Associa-
ton and Citizens Relief Committee, who
died during the Epidemic Of 1878.
The book will be gotten up in the very best
manner, on good white paper, we'll bound, in
size octave, and contain about 1--WE hundred
pages. Price $3.50. Address
HOWARD ASSO
10 Madison Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
AUN~AI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-29
LOTTERY,
LOUISIANA sTATE LOTTERY COMPANY

This Institution was regularly incorporated
by the legislature of the State for Educational
a feqm 0nS nf purposes, il 1858, for the
contract the inviolable faith of the State is
pledged with q capital of 81 1000, 200, to which
u has since added a reserve fund Of $3.50, 900.
It's grand Single Number Distributors will
take place monthly on the second Tuesday.
IT MEYER SCALES OR PosTP0YEs. Look at the
following distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE aan nOn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-29

On a pleasant fall day some persons
will thoughtlessly expose themselves
as in summer, aud take a severe cold.
For such, immediate relief offers itself
in DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 25c a
bottle.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-08
Consumption Cured.

An old physician. retired from
practice, having had placed 10 his
bands by an East India missionary
the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma.
nent cure of Consumption, BrOnchi-
tbs, Catsrrh, Asthma, and all Throat
and Lung Affections, also a positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debil-
ity and all Nervous complaints, af.
ter having tested Its wonderful cur.
alive powers In thousands Of cases,
has felt it his duty to make 1t known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive and desire to re-
lieve human suffering, 1 will send
free Of charge to all who desire It,
this receipt, In German, French or
English, with full directions for pre-.
pairing and using. Sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper, w. w. SHERAR, l49
PowERs' BLOCK, ROCHESTER,, N. Y.