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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-02

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DR.. ]. N. Cullen.

1t Is with heart felt regret that We
noticed In tho New Orleans Demo.
Graf the death Of the friend whose
name heads this article. Few knew
bis benevolent and charitable heart
better than we. Tho panegyric Of
tho writer In the Democrat is 90 just
to the deceased that We trasfer 1t to
our columns:
AT the hour OF 3 O'Clock on tho
morning Of the 2lst, while oil around
was wrapped In tho most profound
gloom and silence. there passed ftom
earth to his eternal account DR.. ].
n. Cullen. In the flush and hope Of
early manhood and tho promise Of .
bright professional future be Was
called toansWer that summons which
no man may disobey. The Close OF
bio life was tranquil ~ ito course was
easy and uniform, and he died In
perfect resignation.
The deceased was q native OF Yazoo
City. Miss, and only In his thirty.
fourth year when he died. Thirteen
years ago he came to New Orleans.
and after going through tho regular
course In the University, graduated
a. aphysician. The usual Difficult.
ties besettiug young professional
men on first entering the practice Of
their calling we're met by him, but
With an energy which was q charac.
teristic Of his composition, support.
ed by undoubted ability, be soon
overcame them and finally acquired
quite an extensive practice and DO.
came exceedingly popular.
HE political syspathies 90 ade.
quately illustrated by tho iact that
when tho citizen soldleey Were called
out o. tho fourteenth OF September.
ls7A. be volunteered 70 seevs 10 the
1oulsisns Rifle Club. commanded b.
CAPT. John Augustine, and remained
On duty till tho company Ne dl5.
banded. He Was 10 Oh reepsote 4
gallant and courteous eentlsman,
Kind and communicative in man.
nor. and Possessed OF q charming
candor: He viii be missed n the
olub.room Of tho Continental Guards,
10 which company be had been for i.
long time past surgeon, and took %
active interest In the affairs OF the
company.
This evening. at4 o'clock, bic fune'
rsl will take place. and will be at.
tended With oil tho solemnities due
deceased officer Of tho Continental
Guards"
Peace be to thy soul John Cullen
May the ashes rest light on thy tomb
ana may Providence tighten tho bur.
den on thy bereaved family.
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ABDOMINAL TUMOR.

No. 9! Second street,
Carrollton, La, January S, Ise0.
have suffered awfnlly with an abdominal
lropsical tum"r for four years. No physicians
whsm tried afforded me any relief, until ap.
piled to DR.. X. Il Roberts, who has lMen
tao happy to testify that the tumor has been
entirely removed! My general health is he.
coming excellent.
Signed Mrs. THERESA HAGARDON.
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II ooooed % q singular that We
e1eo6 seeelVe ths Sparta Rural
SVMee q ~ l6lh. without To Hon.
IN. Ogdeo1 eaed. IN reply 70 the
ols)s(1eoo q that geotleman'S char
a1oee. eobodjsd 10 . speech deliver.
edly II. Butlse. Of Blenvllle, and
eslghAlly Dsbllshsd In that paper.
Vooooe & % them q On advertise.
0eoA W1lA Instructions that the bill
eoeoA b eat 70 our Office for oct.
oooook DID L iAil 10 reach them,
g 60 ~ editions 20 Butlerized that
0eyoee not willing to do him partial
)11ljeo b sueh . high. toned and hon.
eooDoo . Oeatleman - Hon. r. N.
ooooo ~ proved himself to be ?
WoDonDo 1ug . reply.
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Fourth, bet. St. Patrick aud St. David Sta.
New Orleans, Juno Goth, 1879.
l hereby certify that have been deaf in ms
left ear for ten years. accompanied with aw.
fNl roaring sounds DR.. X. K. Roberts cured
me In less than ten minutes today. both Of the
deafness and tho nnearthly sounds. I Am 81
years Of ago. l will I've glad to answer inqni-
ries on the subject. PATRICK N}AN.
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ned Mrs. THERESA HACARDON.
DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY AND NASAL
CATARRN.
Ma. II Religious street.
New Orleans. JnnIlarY G. lSAO.

No. u Religious street.
New Orleans. JAnnary &, lsaO.
I hereby certify that have suffered very
much with dyspepsia for twelve years. After
having tried many remedies prescribed BY dif:
fercnt eminent physicians Of this city, all Of
whom failed "a d. me- particle of good, was
etFactually cured by Dr. X. Il. Roberts.
DR.. Roberts has also cured my wife u gene.
raj dropsy Of xix months standing. aud nasal
catarrh and deafness ri tho right ear, she hav-
ing suffered greatly from tho last named dis
eases fOr TEN 10 years.
will answer inquiries. -...
Signed JOHN JUDGE
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

From and after this date, Mr.. JAMES
+. 6HANSY assumes the Business man.
agement Of the Peoples VIND1cATOR.
Contracts for advertising and job work
will be made by him, and dues past and
current payable to his order.
. NatchitOches, June ~, 1850.
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ENFORCEMENT OF THE WOMB,
DYSPEPSIA AND LEUCORRHOEA.
Nrs. Louisa Wsinsr. SO Magazine st., terri.
Nv s0lcte1 With engorgemest Of the womb,
Ieucotfhos a1d dyepepsiS, was perfectly cured
By Dr.. Roberts, In May and June, 1879. A
remarkable case. Sept. I.
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IL STATE Superintendent OF Public
1dueA&ioa designs removing his OF.
10 % Baton Rouge In . few weeks.

Our eloquent candidate for Con.
osoGO, Newton 9. Blanchard, 10 an.
oouncod % address tho people OF
Ua1eAleocAes on Saturday. October
~. q u II. Our people may ex-
poee . yich treat.
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S(ew Orleans.
Is It All Fiction !?
Please Read Tie .foAo";"y ~eN
authenticated E~'S as an
appropriate !1n>vr'.

1ist u lew d tie ma"S Astonishing cures
performed hy
DIR. IL. IL. Roberts.
AT his Medical and II, sieni, Institute. cas- Mag.
aznp Street near corner Jack sun New ihlea,a.
during the present Spring AMI SuuuleI. lsSN.
ELECTRICITH.
ELECTROMAGNETIC,
VITAL PSYCHIC MAGNETISM
AND THE MOST APPROVED MODERN
MEDICATION
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-07
FOR GALE,

4 OFFER FOX >AI.E THREE HUNDRED
l Of and, with dwelling house. barn and sheds, 3
good ice house DIS at east three tons)-we adapted
or a milk ranch Stables and sheds enough accommo
date hundred COWS cut from seventy five TO one
hundred tons Of hay ALSO vegetable grounds also offer
sale from 800 500 head Of graded Angora grade
34 to 1915, together with three full booded bucks
imported stock For price and particulars INQUIRE
nvl5-tf 8. T. SWIFT, Warm Springs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-07
TO OWNERS OF DIES.

the ORDINANCE COMPELLING Dogs
To tags wit be enforced and after the 18th
day Of July 1880, upon all dogs without and tbs
18th day OF july 1885, all dogs with or withou tags
have paid for license and tag for the
year lug the said 18th day OF July, 1850.
July Z, IS LLOYD hILL, Marsha
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-07
MAN MISSING,

LFRED SMITH LEFT 'RE U0U z OF
his aunt No $50 South C street, on the Divide on
August 81. and has not bes heard Of since. is q
Of age; feet high slim built; dark conpexioned
light 'nuu-ache and had suit OF uark clothes Any
inform on ncernine him will be gratefully lived b,
MRS. VINCENT HARCOLEiS, $50 South str et Vir
RDia City. the Divide augl3w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-07
SaERIFF'S sALE,

isY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS,
- :, me a. erif dir cted, issued rately and
dependen Of each otherthe first issued Of the Dis
tric court of the Send judicial District Of Neva ia
and for the county of olny the 18th day OF
Curt that date, and issuet upon jud ment randere
in said Court the Gath day of august, A 1850 in
| favor # NJ Lindey and Wri. keinsorge copartnss,
doing business der the firm and style of Lndley
Co and against John Cheney, for the OF twelve
dol (s27e 751oO) es With interest thereon at
the rate Of ten cent annu from August "a, 1880
ninety cents (.is a5loo and
at the date of said judgment and accruns costs,
| amounting to the sum of e. 25 l0H.
The md lton ISIS ed out of the Justice Court of
Carson Township Drmsby County Nevada duly attested
and date he 4h dav of August A. d. $780, and issued
upon judgment rendered in said justice Court the
said l4th day of August, so, against Jhn Cheney,
and in favor OF The utng Packing Company. for the
three hundred dollars $1,000 DANA ges and nine
dollars and twenty five cents 80 a) cos Of suit ogeh-
with costs that may accrue;
The -ad executions commanding make the several
heeinbefore named of the property
the said ju gment debtor, John T. Cheney if suite
lent personal property of the said Judgment. de tor IN
found then If the real property in said
beongng to the said John Cheney the dates where
on said judgments We're docketed IN the aforesaid ormby
county, and obedience to these commands have levied
upon the fo''wing per-nal property, to-wit:
The Entire Stock OF &sOods. Wares aud
Merchandise. Family Groceries. Iron
Safe. Furniture and Fixtures
In the store defendant John E. Cheney southw
of Carson and Telegraph Streets Carson City Ormsby
And will sell the same at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. at the above described premises in Car
son City, begi min on
Thursday, September 9th, A. u. 1850,
Between the hour of 10 o'clock A and O'Clock P w.
and will continue from legal day to legal day and between
the said hours, until said go IDS wars, rchand and
fixtures hail have been Sold suticiency thereof to
satisfy said Judgments.
LLOYD HILL. Sheriff.
Carson City, Nevada August 81. 1880
loFFIclAL.J
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE STATE OF NEVADA PASSED AT THE
NINTH SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE
No. XXvI.-Senate Concurrent Resolution No. q.
Rso!ssd by the Senate the Assembly concurring That
follows:
Amend section Of Article w Of Constitution of
the State Of Nevada 20 as to read as follows:
SIC g. The session OF the Legislature shall be biennial
and shall comm the rst Monday Of February
ensuing the election Of meb Of the Assembly, unless
the Governor Of the SHALL in INTERIM convene
tho Logisstur by proclamation Passed March 1871
hereby certify the foregoing to be true copy Of the
enrolled resolution on file in my Office
. In witness whereof have hereurto set nv
Sr. hand and affixed the Greas Sc Il of State Done
SEAL at orice in Carson City, Nevada, this day
49, O August, A. ID. one Thousand eight hundred |
md eighty. JASPER BABCOCk,
aug2lm Secretary Of state
I'M &: 4: =! :. :: :: :;
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and death.
M MlNTI- will agree to forfeit T 70 Hund rad
ALIVE (under special advice and treatmenC will not
cure or for anything impure injurious found in It,
M ~ h treats all Private Dsea Is su cessfuy without
mercury consultations Thorough examins
ton and advice including analysis OF urine, co. Price
Of VITAL K. sta,as,v- g 90 bottle four times
the Quantity SO o. sent any address upon receipt Of
price or c. O. D. from observation and in private
name if desired, by =. L. MlNrAE, ID.
II kearney Street. san Franco Co Ca.
DR. MINTsR's KIDNEY EmTOY $EPH-
RE u UNI cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com.
plants Gonorrhna Gleet Leucorrh9a. For sale by b. F.
Foster and Geo. Thaxter Druggists Carson City 81 90
bttle six bottles for $500
Dt MN 4 - md LION Pills are the
hest and cheapest DY. PE"S'A and Rss'OU~ cure
in the market For sale b, B. F. Foster and George Z.
Thaxter, druggists Carson city. mh1IV
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-07
THE GREAT tNall H re hEOy

IL . "ever.failing cure for nsr.
vous debility, exhausted vital
ity, seminal weakness, sper-
matUrrhGa, .. N n
II 49,. .impoten y, ra<alysis.
and Ill the terrible effects Of
.eIf-abuse. youthful fOllies and
md excuses in maturer years
such a. loss Of memory, las
situde, noctur al emission, a.
version t. s,ciety, dimness Of
vision, Eois . in ths head, the
vital fluid passing unObserveA
~ 4 4 A.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-15
A Young Army officers Services

Lieut.. 8. e. Tillman, Of the engi-
neer corps, who was mentioned in our
telegraphic columns yesterday IS hav~
ing been nominated as professor at
West Point of chemistry, minerslogy
and geology, ia a brother of our fellow
townsmsn, Lewis Tillmsn, Esq. He
is to b. congratulated on his success
and distinction so early in life.
He gradustsd In 1859, and was on
frontier duty about year, serving in
Kansas; was then ordered TO West
Point as an instructor In chemistry,
minerology and geology, which posi-
lion he occupied three yeara, until
July, 1873, when he was relieved on
his own application and ordered to
duty on the war department surveys
west of the Tooth meridian. For 1874
be was detached from survey duty and
ordered to du.y in connection with
the observations of the transit of We
nus, being absent about year, during
which time he visited Brazil, South
Africa, Kerquelan's Land, Australia,
Ceylon, India, Arabia, Egypt, Italy,
France and England. Upon his re-
turn, he was ordered to West Point
"a an instructor in practical astrono.
my, natural and experimental philos-
ophy. In 1875 he was again ordered
to duty on the war department surs
veys and has remained on that duty
until now, when he is third time
ordered to West Point. His surveys
have extended over portions OF Cali
fornia, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada,
Utah, idaho and Montana. During
his wsrk on these surveys he has rid.
den over eight thousand miles on
mule. back. four times crossed the
Rocky mountains and twice the
Sifrras, and climbed numerous high
peaks In both ranges. This work is
now discontinued by act of congress-
The lieutenant has made q good
record and his associates and friends
with whom his genial qualities and
afable manners render him generally
popular, are gratified at his success.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-15
ATKIN HOUSE.
A Perpefrated Outrage.

Owing to the great popularity of
Simmons Liver Regulator and lis un.
doubted curative power, imita. ors
throughout the country are manufac-
turing worthless ion tons und the
shadow Of it's good name, so gal bled
as to mislead those who are rot on
their guard. We most earnestly beg
the public to aid Us In our effJrts to
protect their health and Leip us In our
task Of bringing those unprincipled
imposters to the Bar of Justice. Buy
no Simmons Liver Regulator unless
encased in a White Wrapper having a
large red q in the centre and the sig
nature Of J. 81. Zeilin & Go. on the
side. Before you buy, scru!inizs the
package most carefully for the above
signs of genuineness, The rem edy to
detect fraud Is in Eour own hands. Do
not allow some other substitute to be
palmed off under similar sounding
name.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-15
Feeble Ladies.

Those languid, tiresome sensations,
causing you to feel scarcely able to be
on your feet that constant drain that
is taking from your system all its
elasticity; driving the bloom from
your cheeks; that continual strain
upon your vital forces, rendering you
irritable and fretful. can easily be res
moved by the use of that marvellous
remedy, Hop Bitters. Irregularities
and distractions of your system are
relieved at once, while the special
cause of periodical pain is permanent-
ly removed. viii you heed this p
Cincinnati Saturday, Night.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-15
Personal.

Mr.. A. z. Lippincott, the clever
sgent of the Cincinnati Southern rail-
road, passed down on Yesterdays noon
train with a party from Virgins,
bound west over his line. Through
the influence of Mr.. Lippincott the
G. 8. is growing quite popular ia these
parts.
Col. H. r. Lutz. of Rogersvilie, ar
rived In the city on yesterdays noon
train, and is the guest of his son, Mr..
J. E. Lutz, at the Lamar house.
Mr.. Thos. P. Scarborough came up
yesterday evening from Athens, where
he has been introducing the celebrated
"elastic roof paint"
Col. J. M. Melton, United States
revenue collector, returned Monday
night from Morgan county, where he
was summoned to the death.bed OF his
aged father.
Mr.. Pat Seay, son OF Floyd Seay,
ESQ, a farmer now residing in Mis-
souri,, who. with his family. has been
In Knoxville on q visit OF few
months, left yesterday evening return
ing home.
Msj. n. E. Scales, contractor on the
johnson City and Cranberry Iron
works narrow guage railroad, was In
the city yesterday.
Mr.. B. G. Hobbs, Of Indiana, who Ii
q prominent member of the Friends
church, and who was formerly super.
intendent of public instruction and &
leading educator in that state, was il
the city, stopping at the Atkin house
and gave the CHRONICLE call, yes
terday, in company with Gen. r. N
Hood, of Maryville. Mr.. Hobbs ha
been visiting the Friends, of Bloun
county.
Chattanooga Times, yesterday: MI
John Ross, treasurer of the Knoxvill
Marble company, young man o
business tact and ability, was in tn
| city yesterday.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-15

The constable and outhouses of Col.
George Washington and barn of A. A.
Barnes, in Whites addition, were de-
stroyei by fire yesterday morning.
The fire originated in the stable loft
of Col. Washington, and was klndled
by two of his little children, who had
got hold of some matches and conclu-
ded to have little fun building bon.
fire In the hay. It soon began to blaze
up pretty lively, and when discov-
cred by the servant the youngest
girl was in eminent peril from the
flames, but was rescued, with her
hair only singed slightly. A very mar
now escape. The entire row Of out
houses, stable, filled with feed, coal
house, wash house and servants cots
tage, were consumed. Most OF the
furniture was saved from the latter.
Col. Washington's loss was several
hundred dollars, with DO insurance.
The flames were soon conducted to
| the barn of Mr.. A. A. Barnes, just
across the narrow alley, and before
sufficient assistance could be procured
1t also succumbed. Mr.. Barnes had
In the barn, about 200 bushels OF corn,
100 dozen of oats, three or four tons of
hay, besides q general collection OF
various articles, such as tools, etc. His
horse and cows were out, and the buggy
and harness were saved. The building
was worth $500. He had no insurance
on it.
Soon after the alarm was given, the
cadets from off the hill came in force,
attended by some Of their professors,
and rendered heroic and commend>
able service, and to their efforts, with
buckets ard wet blankets, are
due in the main, the preserv
alton of the four dwellings &c
near the fire. The neighbors and fire.
7 men also gave valuable assistance
AS for the fire department., the
steamer Allison" with its team from
Thompson's stable, was out in re-
markedly short time, and reached Sec
ond sreek at Clinch street bridge. Tn,
"Luttrel" came also, pulled by hand
but was not worked. The long dis
lance to the fire., the confusion IL
doubling the hose, and delay in getting
up steam, kept the "Allison" from get
= ting water on the embers for over hal
an hour.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-15
weather Report.
PENCELETTES.

The ice melted rapidly away yester-
day.
A very material change in the at
mosphere in the past forty'eight hours.
Miss Julia A. Hunt and company
play Pearl of Savoy In Chattanooga
tonight.
The Chattanooga telephone ex~
change keeps perpetual hours now,
day and night.
The total enrolment In Chatta-
noogas public schools for October and
November is ZOOS.
The trains are getting to be pretty
promptly on time again-at least they
have been so for the past tHenty.four
hours.
Tomorrow night is the occasion Of
the music and literary entertainment
at the Second NJ. E. church, on the
Clinton pike.
Capt. Sam. 81. Davis went south on
Yesterdays neon train with a car load
of horses and mules purchased at the
livery stable of M. E. Thompson &
Bro.
Messrs. Joseph and James Oliver, of
the famous South Bend, Ind, Oliver
Chilled Plow works, have been pros
pecting in Chattanooga with a view of
establishing factory there.
The tombstones in the national GEM
etery at Chattanooga, which are just
like those in our cemetery, have been
raised several inches and mounds are
being piled up over all the graves.
There are indications Of another ep-
idemic in the matrimonial business.
Six marriage licenses have been issued
from the county court clerks Office for
the first two days of this week. Four
Of them were issued yesterday.
Chattanooga had three fire alarms
Sunday. The heaviest damage was to
the residence of 3. T. Devices, q mes-
senger of the Southern express COM
pany. His house was damaged, fr IN
the effects OF defective fue, $IU0 ;
fully insured.
Jimmy Mcleod, a Chattanooga boy,
while skating with number of other
boys last Saturday broke through In
water six feet deep. A plank was
thrown him on whicf. stood in the
water for over an hrur until he was
rescued by coloreG nan.
Three tramps, VIM. Johnson, Jas.
Ferguson and d Andrews, were ar.
rested in Chat .nCoga last week and
by their arr st a serious and sys-
tematic robberies of clothing and other
articles, including some freight from
the E. T, V. & G. r. r. company was
unearthed. A saloon keeper and
clerks were also implicated. The par
ties were jailed and bound over tt
court.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. I. E
Barry, sr., of the firm of Barry & Nc
Dannel, is still Frustrated with scrof,
nla of the throat having been confines
to his bed for several weeks, and hil
life is almost despaired of. A surgi'
cal operation was performed on hii
throat Sunday night, but did not bring
much relief. Another sad feature il
that his youngest son, Richard, hal
been cont1Aed for several days with al
attack of fever. Mrs. Barry was taker
sick Sunday night with fever also.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-15

While you are looking around for
Christmas presents for your wives and
sweethearts, don't forget to look in at
Cullen & Newman's, for they have an
excellent stock of Silver Plated Ware
and many other articles suitable for
presents. OF course, for presents for
the little folks, the East Tennessee
China House ia headquarters for Toys.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-15
Personal Encounter.

A personal difficulty occurred on
Gay street yesterday between two
prominent members of the Legislar
ture. The difficulty grew out of a
difference of opinion in regard to the
United States senatorship.
Tickets at Lyons & McCampbell's
and the Book Stores. All who pur-
chase tickets can secure reserved seats.
without extra charge, on presenting
them at w. & w. E. Williams.
Admission, so cents,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-15
Thirty Years Experience Of an old
Nurse.

Mrs. WNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Is the prescrfp-
ton Of one Of the best Female Physicians and
Nurses in the United States and has been used
for thirty years with neverfailing safety and 500
cess, by millions Of mothers and children, from
the feeble infant OF one week Old to the adult II
corrects acidity Of the stomach relieves wind colo,
regulates the bowels and gives rest. health and
comfort to mother and child. We believe It Is the
Best and Surest remedy in the World, in all cases
Of DYSENTERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN,
whether 1t arises from teething or any other cause.
Fun directions for using viii accompany each bot
tie. None Genuine unless the ac-simile Of CUR
tbs PERKINS Is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all medicine dealers. Is cents bottle.