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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-30
Indian Trout.Flies.

At meeting of the Academy of
Sciences Monday night b. b. Redding
exhibited a specimen of an artificial fly
used by the Indians of Kings River, in
this State, for hout-fshing. He said we
had supposed that civilized people were
the only ones familiar with this method
of decoying the wary Sdlmo fontinalts,
but the Indians probably used it before
it was invented among us. The hook is
now made from pieces of old iron, but
before the coming of the whites to this
coast, from the tibia or shank of the
deer, The fly, or more properly the cat
erpillar, is obtained from the "wart' Of
the deer. This " wrt" is the same as
that of the horse, a horny excrescence
on the inside of the forelegs, just above
the knee, but differing from that Of the
horse, which is bald, in having long, fine
hairs, growing upward instead of down.
These hairs are attached to the hook, and
as it floats upon the water they are
caused TO open and shut in such man
ner as to strongly resemble the wIiggles
of a caterpillar. Their manner Of trout
ing Is the same as ours The string is
made from the tibers of a nettle that
grows throughout the State, and is much
stronger and finer than any we use for
the same purpose. In competition with
all the arts that our fishers resort TO,
theirs isuniformly most successful, San
francisco Chronicle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-30

A constable and posse from Caledonia, Elk
County, Pa, went 70 arrest Harry English, a
noted forger and outlaw, At his home near that
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-30
LITTLE ROCK, April 20.

LITTLE HoCK, April 20.
town of Elpaso, in White County, due
north of Little Rock thirty miles. Sever
show that the storm OF Sunday night was wide
ly prevalent IN the northern part Of the State in
the neighborhood of Fayetteville and Dardanelle.
Much damage was done and loss OF life reported.
At Elpaso, DR.. HainstOn and wife and Mr.. Paul,
wife and four children were killed.
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A DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO.
several Towns Laid I'm Ruins Great Loss
Of Life and Property Force Of
the Wind.

several TOWNS AilAu IN AAulmh NafeAN Atuat
q Life ana Property-Terrihle Force Of
MABsHr1ELD, Mo-, April 10.
This town and county were visited by
one Of the most destructive cyolonea on
record last evening. After passing through
Green and Webater Counties, destroying
everything in its pathway leveling houses,
barng mille and timber, it struck this town
Eve witnesses Of the approaching storm say il
was frightful looking black cloud lined with
deeoy white, funnei-shaped and moving in
the manner of q screw propeller Il
moved with wonderful velocity, literally
Destroying and blowing away everything in
its path. which was about half amile wide at
this point. Large sized trees were twisted of,
telegraph wires snapped and the bark was liter
Ally peeled from the small trees, houses were
blown from their foundations, and cattle, hogs;
sheep, horses and poultry whisked into the air
and were carried q great distance. The noise of
the storm, the crash Of falling houses and cries
and screams Of terrified people, made scene Of
horror that beggars description. What was a
beautiful, peaceful, quiet town of 800 people,
twenty. four hours ago, il now n waste of desolR-
tion. Out of two hundred dwelling houses not
more than twenty are left standing, and but
few of those remaining are uniniured. OF the
business houses around the public square, all
but three arc utterly demolished and their con-
tents blown away, burned or badly damaged.
About three o'clock freight train from SPRING
field brought about three hundred people with
proviaiohs and medicines for the wounded. As
rapidly as the bodies of the dead and wounded
could be eXtrlcated from the ruins they were
prepared for interment.
The wounded were conveyed TO the only avail
able structure left standing. the public school
building which was not badly damaged, and it
was turned into a hospital. There are now fifty
wounded in the building under the care of the
noble women from Lebanon and Springfield.
who are doing all in their power TO alleviate the
suiterings Of those under their care.
The loss by this terrible calamity is estimated
at from S860,000 to S400000. Every business
house in the place is in ruins and stocks all de-
stroyed except tive. OF the 800 inhabitants of
Marahtield who yesterday had happy comfort
able homes seven-eighths are without houses,
clothing food o. means to procure them.
The destitutiOn and suffering is terrible. A
great many bodies are lying in the Court House.
OF the total number killed. which is not far
short of one hundred, not more than a dozen
have been buried. Nothing like complete list
of the killed or wounded can be obtained to-
night. Marshheld is the county seat of Webster
County, two hundred and fifteen miles from St.
Louis and situated on q plateau of the Ozark
Mountains, but is not Of great altitude or par
ticularly exposed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-30

B6y~ A small bar'l has been tapped in
Maryland, apd that State viii soon add
its pipe to the stentorian voice of Ne,
braska, in booming for Sammy Tilden.
So the ball rolls on.-LiHcolB (Reb)
Journal.
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There is never but one opportunity
Of q kind TRoreqV.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-02

braves took In defending Louisiana
soil from tho foreign invsjor. He
alluded to tho past. that when Cru.
jackson wa0 ordered by . civil writ
Ia New Orleans, to come into conrf.
he olDeyrd ct once, although 10 the
preseuCe OF an enemy, AMI hlimDJN
bowed his knees 10 the presence 1T
The Judge, thus acknowledging the
grant keystone OF American liberty.
the supremacy Of civil over military
law. In later years. another man:
great soldier, and nurt0red In the
same school OF politics, under great.
or difficulties snd temptations, made
10 the same State the Same acknow'
Judgements, that 10 times at peace
the civil law Is supreme. 1t was
needless to cay that that man WAS
Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock. our
glorious standard. bearer 10 this con.
test. Gov. MrEucrv alluded In clio.
qnent terms to this beautiful coun.
try IT Middle Tennessee. He uses
beautiful language.
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Nen' OElea,,s.
FOR SALE.

a certain tract or parcel of land, stun.
tell in the parish Of NatchitOcNes, on
the right hank Of Cane river, above the
town Of C!onticrvillc, on the opposite
side III the river, containing l21 arpents,
more " less, tmnn'lcl by lands Of Am.
h,"isr I.rc"mtc above. and below hy
land "f l.uc rmchr, and With front on
Cane River.
Amthcr tract of land in same parish,
containing ~ acres. aud bcinI the lower
half the west half with east quarter and
east fractional half ot the north west
fractional quarter III section &c, town.
Ali seven forth. range five west, con-
tanning in all liO acres, rs per Patent
1866, and being the same tract Of land
derived from JAS. H. Coutry.
The Y. J. RACHAL plantation. contain.
ing hundred and srvcnty-sN acres,
good dwelling Of five rooms, stables and
corn cribs.
A tract adjoining the above, contain
ing c6 acres, with buildings. dwelling
house, gin house, Arg" corn crib, over.
Serrs house. three negro cabins aud other
buildings.
The DAY place, containing ahont 4
hundred acres or more, with all the
buildings on same.
The WALLACE plantation, Cain river
fronting both sides, and containing
about 400 acres. with all necessary
buildings, etc.
LAKE JERlCO plantation, about 1
miles from Natchitoches, containing abont
acres. with dwelling, gin house.
stables aud cabins.
The above property ~ vnluable anil
will I've more 80. as there is now no doubt
alout the Railroad being completed.
Will be sold on very reasonable terms,
say ! to cash, balance in one, two,
three and four years, with & per cent in
tcrcst. Mr.. Landry Charlevillc. at Clou-
tierville, will give full particulars Of the
lan.l, anil also Mr.. John e. Trichell, at
Natchitochcs.
Address, d. K. CARROLL,
70 Per.liG o Street, New Orleans.
Aug. Is. .,
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SHREVEPORT
Furniture Factory,
WARE ROOMS ON FACTORY ON levee,
Texas Street, near opposite T.
Levee. &P. r. +. Depot,

lhsve in active operation q steam Fur.
niturs factory and will coll goods Home
Made to dealers aud consumers at sa.
wing on former prices Of from Is to 40 per
cent. Warrant better goods than those
nov generally sold mostly made ut tho
North and shipped here 1T high rates Of
freight.
In addition to Home Made goods I
keep constantly on hand a full stock Of
fine furniture Of latest styles aud designs:
also glazed sash, doors and bliuds, wall
paper, window shades, mattresses. chill.
dren's carriages. &c, at lowest market
prices.
Oct. Civ. WM. ENDERS.
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The Columbia (Tenn.) Herald gives
. glowing account Of Q day OF great
political rejoicing q 0peing Hill 70.
Gently. There No q grand basbo.
cue. and many OF tho ableet speak.
90 IN the State Weee present o. to
occasion. Upwards Of 900 peeooos
weee on tho ground. many Of whom
were coloved. The account winds up
With tho following handsome tsib.
ute % our illustrious Lieutenant
0oveenor, Samuel NcEnsry:
After dinner tho crowd rolurped 10
tho speakers stand. Gen. Whit.
tooeee made . short speech. introdu-
c!ng Gov. IcEoesy, acting 0oyeenoe
q Louhleaa: abiding ID sppeopei.
~ ana eloquent torms % tho part
60. a s. bssd q 400 T sse;assssssss
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New' Advertisements,
Jas. 81. Hill,
]. ]. McC0ok E Bro. q,
MANUFACTURERS AGT's.,
NATOHIrOOHEs, LA.

WILL Keep esnatantly on hand,
Sulky Flows, Riding Cnltivat0rs.
Hay Rakos, Walking Cultivstors,
Mowers, Harrows, large and small,
Brown Cotton Gins and Presses,
Robbins Family Washer T. Bleachers.
Clothes Wringers, &c.. &c.
We arc also Agents for "Reatls" great
work, entitled farming for Profit, "con.
tanning $50 pages, with 40 illustrations,
the most valuable Farmers book eyer
published
Mr.. J. il. HILL will have tho man.
agement Of our Agency Department III
future, and will take pleasure in exhibi
ting any Of our Labor Saving Imple.
ments HIS contracts 10 this Depart.
ment will BE- fully complied with BY rs.
J. J. McCOOK T. BRO.
Oct o-cm
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Stolen.

From my premises on tho night Of
Wednesday, tho 10th ult two promisory
notes. drawn 10 my favor, but not in
doraed. Ono dated Sept. II, 1880, for the
sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars.
payable TO B. G. RACIAL, Jr., or order in
solido, March Is, 1881.
(6igued) O. F. CHALIR.
Another dated Sept. Il. 1850, for the
oo0 q tWO hundred a06 tWenty oieht
della!s seve0ty.dvs ceate, paysbls nine
Do0tho a0se date.
(&gnsO b. O. RACIAL. j,
Ths psSie are hsssby cautioned not
OF. I'll. FRANK HcDAyIlr,.
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ns"CONSuLTATlON FREE.
DIR. ROBERTS DIAGNOSES DISEASES
WITHOUT QUESTIONS.
OFFICE HOURS A. NJ. top. NJ.
A Partial List OF Diseases which DR.,
Roberts Treats.

In tho treatment Of the following diseases,
DR.. Roberts system has NO EQUAL In pro.
ducipg speedy and permanent cures. viz Ner.
vous Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Rheumatic Gout,
Articnlar Rheumatism, Lateral. POsterior and
Anterior Cnrvatnres Of the Spine. Dyspepsia.
Dropsy, Abdominal DropsiCil Tumors, Ner.
vous Debility, Paralysis, Shaking Palsy,
Palpitation Of the Heart. Diabetes. Incipi.
ent Consumption. Nasal Catarrh, Bronchitis,
plant, Partial Insanity. Scrotula, I.upot@ncy.
loss of Manly vigor, Sterility, Falling Of tho
Womb. Badness, Piles Fistnla, Syphilis, all
Female Diseases LeucorrhHa. Flour Albus,
Painful Menstrnati"n. Suppression, 81 the
Menses etc, etc.
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A Mberal Otter.

We propose 20 furnish the New Or.
leoaO WxIKLY DEMOCRAT. q twelve
nm Paper, and the VINDlCArOR an
elGht paGe paper, making TWENTY
PAGES Of reading matter for the
email sum OF Two Dollars and Fifty
0oots per anpum, paya Dle invariably
d advance. These two papers re-.
0eet Ne sentiments Of q vast major.
~ Of the people Of the State. and
vrlll b found In oil things thorough.
n up % The spirit Of the time.
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For. Sale.

TINE LAC DES MURES .lantation,
l. situated on Red River, 90 miles
above tho town of Natchitoches, con-
tanning 425 acres cleared land, and 400
acres Of woodland.
For particulars apply to Mrs. G.. JANIN,
at Natchitoches
Oct. 1-3m.
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OUR EMBLEM.

We place at the head OF our col.
unae the emblem OF American Iiber.
q. % peeoonifled by GEN. WINFIELD
0ooaP HANCOCK. The dead chicken
n b talons b q type Of what tho
salasy.grabbes, credit obllier swim.
d)ee Garfield will DO next November,
q Vhjch occasion he will DO consign.
@ % . resting place where tho hand
C resurrection will never IeeCh him.
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ARTICUT.AR RHEUMATISM.

Now Orleans June 9Th, 1850.
have been very badly affected with artIcn.
lar rheumatism, and dropsy Of the knee Joints,
full, for months The usual remedies and tho
prescriptions tried did mo no good. had
made mp my mind that should become =
permanent cripple. I then heard Of and an
piled to DR.. K. Il. Roberts. who afforded me
immediate relief. and by six weeks magnetic
treatment a perfect cure.
Will answer questions cheerfnlly.
Signed NJ. WAHLIG,
Residence, corner Philip and Freret Sta.
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10 OUR READERS.

We 11ve eur readers Oh pages last
WOok, WITH tho old Of On extra prin.
ct, whom 10 found 10 town. When
% eot hb weeks wages, however, he
IN 1pg another sphers. Though We
hayo tWo q tho most reliable hands
u ~ eGate, they cannot perform
i0posslblhtjss, % that, THE week,
~ 0nst come down 70 our ordinary
~. We promised our enlarged
Odltloo a tho lot Of November, but
- shAll commence Il next week.
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CONSUMPTION.

New Orleans. September e. 1870.
hereby certify that have been had with
consumption. from nasal catarrh, for over one
year. Eight "RH0rLAR' doctors had failed ia
cnre me before calling on DR.. Roberts. lalso
tried tho physicians Of the Charity Hospital
they also tailed to afford even particle Of relief
sonpd health. Tho ewfnl cough and spittipg Of
corruption have both ceased. Will answer H.
quiries concerning my case. ! live corner Phil
p and Liberty steaets.
Signod Mrs. DELLA FOWLER.
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The New Orleans Democrat touches
of the distingue editor, who consi.
ders that his name, without bis Ia.
Dor. Is worth bis salary. in fine style.
We have known a few OF them In our
time, whose only claim to prestige
consisted In their readiness to ap
peal to the Code" on some fancied
provocation. or at the instlgation Of
their financial hackers. Hear it:
Newspapers which can DO ''seeu,"
and which are prepared to tear out
their dearest convictions by tho roots
and nlnR them into the garbage box
not an altogether inappropriate ar.
rangcmont by the way: Papers Of
this class. He were saying. generally
invest In tho gifted editor TO . very
large extent. A gifted editor who q
disheveled 10 biz dress and carries q
headlight % bic nose. and Who 20.
rlodlCally lapoeo Into 1ne zooloGjcol
frenzy, 6A veey glfted editor ladeod.
end Il In steady demand With tho
0oWspspeIS above described. 'On0
or more OF them y always 20 b
found % hand. charged With lurjod
eloquonro and thjrettDg for tho boo.l.
lfuI and tho true almost o 0eccely
% he thlree0 for beer. Tho R1ftod
editor 10 remunoeotjve when properly
managed, though 10 have often soen
him ruined by being picked out OF
the gutter and having BE face wash.
cd and his liquor and hair out otf.
When You stop tho gifted editors
whisky you bottle up bis genius.
Make him sober and you make him
dull. 1t is only with tho 0d0r OF the
gutter on bis clothes and tho fine.
comb banished from bis hair that be
b q truly gifted article. HE fancy
rises on no vehicle other than the
reck Of the bar.room. His talents
must bo woed BY not lese than TWEEN.
ty.lour hours Of Wassall. These are
points which the employer OF gifted
editors would do we'll to remember II
they want to get their money back.
Col. Jastremski, Of tho Baton Rouge
Cepitolian. and Nr. Lsnier, Of the
North Louisiana Republican, have
been slinging dirt At each other for
come time. Nov. however, tho
Colonel comes out 10 q card aealnet
lAaisr whieb. n or oplpjon, con.
plsesly eats OF replication. 90. 10
suppose. ths matter = q - end.
The Doo1)se Banner, 10 40 sorry
70 60, comes 70 " THE week On The
halt sAsll. Itcontains tho Hon. r.
n. Ogden'S cord In reply 70 But.
lerb attack On that worthy sod up.
tight gentleman. Our friend ecan.
land veg1et he did not. In tie irst
Instance. .e1pursate from NJ. But.
lee'S speech I'll personal allusions 70
II. Ogden. and says:
III, - ~ dld Doe, ~ ~ forced %
~ q 1s. Oodeae reell ~ oaa1e
ooooeJty ~ UANo . 1I. 0uf1oe'a
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NOTICE.
Sale of Ferries.

THE public are hereby notified that.
l. 10 pursuance to On Ordinance Of the
Police Jury, ! will, on
Saturday, the 9Th Of November. 1850.
at the door Of tho Court House, in the
town and parish Of Natchitoches, ut u
o'clock n, proceed to sell to the last and
highest bidder, on tho terms and condi-
lions hereinafter expressed, the follow.
ing named and described Ferries, the
property Of this Parish, to-wit:
Johuson's Ferry,
Gunncy's
Campte -"
Broadwell's !"
Grsppe's Bluff Ferry,
Bayou Bourbeaux, Cane River,
near Messi's Mill,
Carver's place. Ferry,
. Emmanuel Prudhonme's,
q Mile Ferry.
Bayou Derbannc.
Clontierville, .
Monett's.
Stun 4 Dimery's, Black Lake,
McDonald's Bluff.
Grand Ecnre Ferry.
also all tho right. title and interest,
being one.half 10 and to tho following
ferrio-, to wit:
Jordan's, at or near Mouth Of Bayou
Pierre. in undivided interest with Parish
of Red River,
g Maurice, on Red River. with parish
Of Wiun.
stroog's, on Saline. on Red River With
Montgomery. With Pariah Of Grant.
Month Of Csoe river,
All The shove Ferries. except the
0saad Eeoes Ferry. viii be cold for the
term Of ooe yeos, ending tho 3let day Of
Dsesmber, A. D. 1851, for CASH, IL D,
8. Curteocy, payable On tho spot.
The Grand Eeore Ferry will BE- eold
foe Q term Of Three Years. for CASH,
one.third payable On tho SPOT, one.third
Let January, 1854, and tho balance lot
Jhnuasy, 4. D. 1859. The purchaser to
give bio Notes with satisfactory security
n oolido, for tho credits terms, payable to
the President Of tho Police Jury. with
PER cent per annum interest after ma
turity till psid.
All tho purchasers to give bond, %
required BY law. for tho faithful perform
anoe Of their duties % ferrymen.
Purchasers to got possession LIST jam.
sry. 1881.
WM. PAYNE,
OCT 1-6t. President Police Jury.
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speech. This We do, not as \ matter
Of business, but % . matter Of fair
play. We Wish It distinctly under.
stood that 10 do not ind0soe tho IN
complimentary epithets which eith.
or party has applied 10 the other.
Our personal relations With Mr.. But
Ter have always heen kindly. Hav.
log no acquaintance With Mr.. Ogden
W. certainly unwit,lngly cave publi.
city to statements 10 Nj. Buffers
speech which he. Mr.. Ogden. has
thought Il necessary to repel 10 such
severe terms.
The Claiborne Guardian reads the
young men Of that parish telling
lecture about learning trades. 1t de.
plores the want Of mecanics 10 Ho.
mer In the following language:
There are hundreds OF young men
In Claiborne parish who year after
wear seek a place behind a counter
There are hook agents. peddlers, ETC..
but none who are trying tn learn q
trade that will make them indepen.
dent. The result Of all this Is that
We have no work done that IL worth
anything. Almost all shoemakers
are cobblers, carpenters are tchars,
there are no tailOrs, and blacksmiths
lame your horses for life. The man
who handles only tho cav, axe and
plane, and those aWk~ardly, a., be-.
cause he works cheap. employed In
the place OF tho cabinet maker.
Houses fall down, bedstesds sre Of
no account, shoes let In water, COT.
hne arc made With ralters, and there
10 nothing that has any merit. But
the worse feature OF OIL 70 that tho riS.
Ing generation get into q ohiftleoe
way Of existence, live from hand TO
mouth. and are not 20 bo trusted.
They have no certain means OF Nv.
Ing and are 30 dependent that no con.
fldence or reliance is to be placed 10
them.
We regret to note that, although
Col. Hayes publishes tho Hon. R.
N. Ogden's card as an advertise.
ment, he simply alludes to 1t as by
way ofanswer to the speech Of Thos.
j. Butler" W. fear the colonel Ia
somewhat Butlerizod.
Tho Morgan City RerieU, which
has been charged by some Of our
contemporaries with favoring the
pretenslons Of Acklen, comes out, In
its issue Of tho 18th, with the follow.
ing truthful solution Of tho trouble
between Gen. Bllliu, tho regular
nominee Of the Democratic party Of
the Third District, and tho disorga.
zer Acklen. As to tho result, there 10
no room for doubt:
It has seemed ell along that It
could not DO forgiven Gen. Billiu
that be received the nomination ct
tho first conventional Was an an.
pardonable sin. But he has now
been for the second time chosen, and
has Q double claim upon bic party,
which. We are sure. viii cheer fully
accord him Its full support. That
party has great hopes, resting on q
good foundation, hut should Il sue.
0eed only In throwing OF Mr.. Acklen,
It will feel that q great victory has
been gained. The conduct Of tho
latter. who seems bent upon rushing
to political ruin, is and must be Ut
terly condemned. not only by all
Democrats, but by every fair man.
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Captain Of the MARTHA. "

Catarrh Bronchitis, Affection Of the Left Lung,
Dyspepsia, Palpitation Of the Heart, and
mot very well any way all cured.
No. "a Chippewa street,
New Orleans, January I, lasO. )
hereby certify that have hesn very much
afflicted with nasal catarrh, bronchitis, severe
affection Of the left lung. palpitation Of the
heart aid the worst form Of dyspepsia for one
year. and was passing into quick consump.
ton surely and NO mistake, Five ot tho most
eminent ply sicians Of this city tailed to afford
DR.. r. has wondarfnlly improved me, and
though under treatment, l anu steadily gaining
daily. will cheerfnlly answer inqnirieA per
sonally, Signed WILLIAM ZlEGLEk.
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TESTIMONIALS:
No, l.G Chippewa street

No l-G Chippewa street, I
New Orleans, January g. lasO.
To whom II may concern:
On the 18th day Of June, 1870 an al.c,ss
formed on the left hip Of my wife, which den.
trOyed the use Of tho limb and left her help
less Her sn6erings were terrible, and her
life was rapidly ebbing away. After trying
everything that could b. thought or heard Of
In medicine, without relief then heard OF
and sent for DR.. X. X, Roberts, who, BY his
vital psychoM Magnetic power. in q few weeks,
restored the use Of the limb. She il now
able to walk TO bis Office for treatment and
back home, without assistance.
Signed ". $. BASSETT,
CAPTAIN Of the ''NAETuA,"
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Wagons 10 every style and variety.
eau b- purchased 1T j. j McCoOk 4
Bros.' at lnss cost than they can be
shipp. d ir,,m any other Place.
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0eoseal Garfield provldently pre-.
l1sod BIZ own political epltaph on
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