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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27
DR., v. 4. THOMPSON,
ali Canal Street, New Orleans.
Piles, FfstuIa and Fissure,
CURED WITHOUT THE USE OF THE
KNIFE, LIGATURE OR CAUSTIC.
Free from pain, danger or loss Of time
from business.
These Diseases Receive Special
Attention, and Cures
Guaranteed.

Epilepsy or Fits treated with wonder
full success, as all cases are carefully ex
aminet, and none taken bnt those offer
ing good prospects of curing.
4 Impotency, Spermatorrhea aud Sex.
nal Debility, treated by medicine alone,
has heretofore proved useless and even
Injurious. They do no good, is the
universal testimony of all honest phy.
| sicians. Thousands have ''doctored'
for these complaints, and have thrown
away their money, and their constitn
tons together, bnt the Doctor co mbines
/ medical treatment with cleo richly, the
electricity being generated by a simple
electrical apparatus that any one can
use, and by these means insures success.
Constipation. the bate of 10 many
lives and the most prolific source OF i'll
health, cured by simple method, with
| little or no medicine
Diseases OF women treated by cleo
| tricity, without pain or exposure
Structure of the Uiethra and Rectnm
cured without surgical operation and
without pain: Tape Worm. Diseases of
| the Kidneys, Bladder. Private Diseases,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous and
Sick Headache, Asthma. Weak, Pain
full and Sore Eyes, without a surgical
operation; Deafness, Noise in the Ears,
all Skin Diseases. Scroful., Tumors,
Loss of Voice, etc successfully treated
by improved remedies.
Letters of inquiry must be accom-
panied with stamp for reply.
N u No names made pnblic with
ont the written consent OF the parties.
Tbs following persons may be refer
red to: Erfr @
New Orleans Testim0nials.
Capt. MAX BLaNCH ARD, Plies.
JAS. WALLBILLECH, Snpt. john
sons Foundry, Rhenmatism,
/ l.. FL. PATTERSON, Pilot stmr.
Pagan. Piles
MAX BEER 1853 Canal street, Neu.
raleia 3&Ha
Mrs MILLER, corner Jackson and
Liberty streets. Deaf.
II DILL, NJ ryan Railroad, Tape
THos. ROBINSON, 8 Cont street.
Piles,
JACOB BLUM Barouhe ST.. Piles.
Capt. PHARh. Morgan City, Loss "a
Voice.
Leo WOLFoON, Graphs Bluff. L.
Piles.
Col, W. o'NEAI. covpglon. Ky
W, y. SHRoCK. Goodman, Miss
Piles g
JT SWIM. Main street, Cincinnati.
Fissars.
j.. WOLF, Port Hickey, La, Piles.
BYRON EASTMAN, Mercer X /
Structure
J. b ROSS, Ben Lomopd, Ms |
Piles
JAS, ALDR1cH, oyington, H.
Diabetes
A FRfIDH M Ea,trop In Piles
$ j, GORDON I32 Walnut street,
o.. Cutarrh
J. 4. HAWKINS, Mason. Tenn
DiscbGrg, from tie Ear.
J Bt~ILSDN Alton, Ky Epilepsy.
q d HICKERSOA, Vickyburg,
Miss, Asthma
1T WARREN, Cnrrollton, Tenn
II. SHIP, Owen. Ky, Sarofnla.
Office hours from o ., M, to y. M
Nov 81 1850. -Sm.
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sherif's sale.
STATE Of Lopisist1ta Fayis1 u CaicGsiea Sd
Justicels Cousr- No. 81.
A. j. BURLEsoN VS.. SOL. LEE.

q
DY virtue Of a writ Of Fieri Facias
ID issued, and to me directed by tbs
Honorable Court aforesaid will off /
for sale ut public auction. al the Court
House Of this parish, in the town Of Lake
Charles. Oh SATU isDAY, the 18th dug
December. 1880, at eleven o'ciocka. ni,,
the following described property. seized
10 satisfy said writ lssnel IN the abVyt'
mentioned suit, to-wit:
improvements consisting ~ oue y x
Eouse, 1880 feet, situated near Kas
oslle's Conlee. in { ..leasieu parish, III
TERMs AND toSDllI3Ns bis being
the second offAing. tile said properly
viii be adiadicated tot be last and higil-
est bidder. Tor whatever ID vii bfiaAg Nc
twelve months credit, purchaser eay-l
ing In essh tbs amaunt of taxes le pp
said properly, nna furnishing bond and
secnsity according to law. bearing eight
per cent. ller atnum interest frani day
81 sale, aud special nloftage and ven
doris privilege retained on the property
sold until raid.
StariHs Office. Lake Charles, Ney.
\ ID. Il. LEONs, Sheriff.
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PATENTS


obtained for new Inventions, OF for improve
ments IN old ones. Cayeats Trade Marks and
al patent business promptly attended to,
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN RE.
Iected may still, IN most cases, 10 patented
byuO. Being oppositnthe U. 8, Patent Ofllcs.
and engaged in PATENT BUSINESS NIX
GLuslVELY, we can secure patents In ess
Tine than those who arc remote from Wash
lngton and who must depend nppnt the mails
IN all transactions with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model OF sketch We
make search IN the Patent Office and advise
as 10 its patentabilty IRE NJ charge Coriea-
pondenee confidential, prices low, and No
CHARGE UNLESS IA Ten Is q OBTAINED.
We refer 70 Hon Postmaster General ii. X.
Key, Rev. " d. Power to officials In IN Ii.
s, Patent Office, aud especially TO our clients
IN every State 81 the Union and III Canada
For eIsctal references, terms, advice, "a,
Address q. A. SNOW ~ "a.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington. 'D.' d.
June 10, 1SH0-tf. rs 'lY N N
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A CARD.

We hereby tender our sincere and
earnest thanks to all those gentlemen,
who so generously and voluntarily
assisted in saving our property from
destruction by the fire last Thursday.
Nov. 9th 1880.
J. w. BRYAN e. Co.
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A BARGAIN 4

THE DIR. DRAsHEAR PLACE, ON THE
~ Cacasieu River, Just below Marion, Ola
TowI,) with all tho Buildings and Improve.
ments, and One Haadged and Sixfy Acres II
Landt Terms Three hundred dollars, casa.
ChhiaeA La "
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LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La,

IFN q. E VctODtr 10, IotU J
NOTICE Is hereby given that the follow
IN Ing named settler has Oiled notice Of bis
Intention TO make final proof in support Of
his claim, and secure final entry thereof, said
proof TO be made before the Judge Or Clerk
Of Court, al Lake Charles, Cl1casieu parish,
La, % the 1ltb Of December, 1880.
Zephiiin Guidry, No. 4i0S, for the s liz OF
s y ia and N Il IA Of s Il lI4 OF Sec 80, lip
10 r, 3 w, Louisiana Meridian, and names
Ijrahan, Eusebe TraIian, Charles Bonain aud
Eugene Guidry, ~ Calcasien parish, La.
GEO. BALDEY, Register
Nov. 9, 1SSO-5t
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A Good Investment.

HoR SALE, for cash only, about nineky
side West Fork Calcasieu river mouth Of In
dian Bayou Best location for country stors,
commanding heavy trade In logs, and WITH
log men. Apply 70
Il, A. GALLAUuHRR.
Jan, "a, 1ss0--tf, Lake Chariss. III.
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LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, la,

nj Office Is hereby given that the follow.
LIN ing named settlcr has flied pofiee of BIZ
intention 10 make incl proof III support Of biz
claim, and secure final entry thereof said
proof to be made before the Judge on Clerk
Of Court, az Lake Charles BaicaAieu parish,
La, on the 18th Of December, 1850. viz
Edmond Pitre, No, 4s4S, for the W lie OF 4
s. ", Lopisiain Meridian, and names the fol-
lowing as his witnesses, viz John Langley,
SEVERN Langley Denas Fonteuct, ElinoSe
Bareau, Of Calcasieu parish La
Noy. q, IsS0,5t
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Town Aota Cor sale.

T'HIRTY-THREE TOWN LoTe, IN ths
J. southern portion Of Lake Charles, Tefins
easy. Apply 70 w. II Haskell, ct the HashaiI
House, Lake Charles La
Feb o. 1890 IF kls tNs sffS
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HOUSE md Lot for sale

r OFFER for sale on easy terTrs, my towh
Il lot IN Lake Charles, with all the improve
kitchen, stable aud other small buildings.
The LOT 10 66 2l3 feet by 200 feet, fronting ~
Kirby street. Address or call on me at Lake
Charles, La FREDERICK BHYNR Il
April IA, 1880 SIN.
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MnrHopisr SUNDAY SCHOOL. AT
tenaaaoe last sundsy: officers, 9;
teaohers, g; scholars. a.. total. So,
collection, IL cents.
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FOR SALE NHR RENT.

A HOUSE AND LOT, situated i..tbs town
Court House. on Clarence street. Ska 1T
house, 20 by 30 feet, Size or lot: 100 feet
front, by 2QO feet (more or less) In depth.
For particulars, apply to s
Sept, IL, lssO-4t "A n \.
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WEppiEes are becoming epidemic
10 Lake Charles. Two cases last week,
and two this week. The cold weather
hiss probably something TO do with it.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE TT NO hundred and fifty-
l. three and q half acres Of and, ON
the Bayou z-Fique, In this parish,
in Sec. 43, T. 9, S, r.. 8 W., La.
Address f.uke Charles Echo.
feb 81. 1878.
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-~>~~~>~o>~c-r>~s~~>~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Services by Rev. Father M. Kelly at the
Catholic Church as follows Low Mass at 7:3O
A. NJ; High Mass at 10 A. M.
Services by Rev j, f, ScuIlock at the NJ L.
Church, Sundays at II A. M, and 7P. M.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27

The Louisiana Equitable Life In
snrance Co, desires to employ, in Lake
Charles or vicinity, a good active agent
fer their Company, to whom they offer
special Inducements. Apply to E. b.
Briggs, President, 80 Carondelet St.,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27

There are tfty-elght pairs Of twins
in Chiekasaw county, Miss.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27
Valuable Lamd Gar sale.

geo ARPEhIS on land Foat
DIV ing NJ Lake AttsaF, in tIiA
Parish OF Calcasien, il ints ~ suit Snrs
chasers Apply II
GABRIEL FOURNssT
l1ta Cllate Nj ia
OFT is lss0-tt
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The sweetest revenge is to do good
to our enemies. aA
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LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, LA, |
November ~, 1880. j
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
In ing named settler has filed notice Of bis
intention to make final proof in support Of
his claim, and secure final entry thereof said
proof to be made at the office of the clerk OF
Court, at Lake Charles, Calcasieu parish, La,
on the 18th, December, 1880, viz
Leon Marcantel, No 1890, for the N w Ia
OF +. lI4, and N Ella of w Ia OF Sec 80,
TIP South . West, Louisiana Meridian, and
names the following as his witnesses, viz
Alexandra Metler, Agiicole Marcantel, Jos.
Marcantel and Aug. Doise, of Calcasieu par
Ish. GEO. BALDEY, Register.
4 Nov. 20, 1sS0.-5t.
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The LADIES Ap AssocIArIos will
hold their next meeting al the residence
of G. NJ. Gossett, Esq, on the night of
tho soth inst.-nezt Tuesday. The
literary, musical and social exercises of
these meetings are very entertaining,
and the voluntary contributions Of
those who attend them are devoted to
the building Of the new Baptist church
here.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27

For sale. "A second hand saas
cart cheap for the cash; also 4 Ee,
Hall clipper plow, Apply 70
j. w. BRvAs a Go,
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DIsrnIer CouRr still in session.
Jury discharged last Tuesday. The
District Attorney, failing to come UP
ON the mail boat, as it did not 60
down the river last week Thursday,
took the first schooner last Saturday,
but the strong north wind delayed its
arrival here until last "Wednesday even
ing. One criminal case--carying
concealed weapons--was tried By jury
last Tuesday aud the accused was ac-
quilted. On his arrival, subsequently,,
the district attorney requested the
court to order another jury for the
present term, but the other members
Of the bar dceming il unadsisable 70
summon another jury, considering the
Indictment weather, and bad condition
Of the roads, the request was with
drawn.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27

HE AFFLICTED with serious and
chronic diseases will find something
interesting in the new advertisement
BY DIR. w A Thompson, 2il Canal
ST., New Orleans. Some of the pa
tients he refers to, as cured bv him,
are well known to most of our readers
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27

EOR SALE. on ensy terms. town
II lot iii Lake Charles, 80 x 20o feet.
fronting on Kirby street. between the
lots Of Fl. Beyer and Al. Seekendorg.
Apply to ], w. BRYAN,
Agent
Apiil 81, 1890. On.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27

WHERE WAS WEAVER WHEN THE
LIauT WENT Our ?-Out of 1ol, 1866
votes polled in Louisiana at the late
presidential election, the Weaver or
greenbaek electoral ticket received 423.
The democratic electors received 6l,-
9ss votes; the Dumout republican cleo
tors, 29,279; the Beattie republican
electors, 9,756. Plurality for Hancock,
3g,T09; majority for Hancock, 22,530.
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Mo1lse aor sale.

II NoWN as Robert Kings 0yeter saloon,
IN next door 10 Kaufman n Bloch, c0rasr
Ryan and Broad streets. For particulars call
ut store of V. KING.
Lake Charles, August 1890
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HOI'ICE.

OWING to the iDcIemeney of the
W weather there were not n sufficient
number of delegates at the District
Meeting of the Calcasieu Baptist Assoc
eintion to organize. And for the same
reason he Home Mission Executive
Board of this Association failed to hold
IL meeting.
A full attendance of delegates and
members Of Executive Board. at Sugar
Town on the 29ah day of January next.
is earnestly hoped for in order to dis
pose of certain matters Of pressing
Importance. Respectfully.
JIM DEAR.
NOV n 1S50-at
~ yATvJn 5l Mr. G, rYrstSN
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SHpFeT t'eoPS-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27

InE INCEST THIsGs in the way of
candies, nuts, fruits, and all kinds Of
confectionery, and the loudest popping
fire crackers, can always be found at
the.old and popular house of T. Ratio
d. Co. Galveston, Texas. Christmas is
coming, and our country merchants in
particular, and heads of families in
general, should lose no time in sending
their orders to this perfectly reliable
house. See their new advertisement.
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The New York OBSERVER is one of
the oldest and very best family news
papers from the Empire State. OF
immense size, one-half Of its columns
are devoted to secular, and the other
half to religious, matter 1t is so well
known, and universally popular, we
Doed. ouiy refer our readers to lis ad.
&ertisement in another column. If
you have not seen the Observer be sure
to send for sample copy.
ANp Now CONES tile popular hard
ware house of Stauifer, Macrcaay &
Co., No. n Canal ST., New Orleans,
and Informs orr readers OF what il can
furnish them in cutlery, firearms, agri-
cultural implements, OILS, paints, etc,
etc. E. w. Smith, Jr., one of their
many commercial agents, called on us
early this week. Ii is one Of the most
solid houses in the Crescent city, and
one Of the oldest hardware establish
,nents there. See advertisement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-24

dents living. Not one Of them had voted Tor
Mr.. Lincoln and not one Of them was in bar
mony with the determination to preserve the
Union by force of arms. Pennsyivania
would not at that time have relished the sight
of Mr.. Buchanan in the Senate, and New Hamp-
shire would have felt outraged if Franklin
Pierce had been there, and certainly the loyalty
of New York would not have found just ex.
preston in the persons Of Mr.. Fillmore and
Mr.. Van Buren,. / think the whole scheme
admirably fitted to produce extraordinary ana
abnormal results TO use Senator Thur
mans well-known phrase. it wont do"
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q lather by trade, and was in the habit of
holding nails in his mouth while working,
and occasionally nail would tumble down
his throat, but he didn't seem to notice it.
One day he was brought home deader than
frozen smelt- The doctor split him open and
took out over sixty pounds of nails from his
interior. The man who told the above story
didn't seem to be clothed in his right mind.
He was in Central Square, waiting for an
Arlington car. He was shut up in Station
Two few hours later for profane and noisy
language on the street. E. B. G.
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The Virginia Bourbons. alarmed at the
strength of Malone, are endeavoring to
make some arrangements as to the State
debt, so as to prevent the majority OF the
Readjusters from organizing under Ma
hone. TO this end it is proposed that the
deficiency now existing shall be made up
by the passage of the law imposing an adj
ditional tax upon liquor and stamps.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Journal says that advices received
there from Tennessee indicate a very
strong probability of the election of
Horace Maynard as Senator. Notwith-
standing the fact that the democrats have
an apparent majority of four on joint bal
lot, the republicans. by combination with
the independents, expect to secure the
Senator.
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state News.
ANpRoscoGGIx.

A benigu-looking old gentleman, whom
most people would call over sixty, with
rosebud in his buttonhole, leading blush
ing Young lady apparently just on. of her
teens. in q new silk dress, made q profound
how before Clerk of Courts Laughton the
other day, in City Building, and both ex-
pressed . joint desire to be made one. He
gave his age as fifty, and her age as twenty.
They had been duly published and were duly
joined in matrimony. In about hfeen
minutes, in came two excited women and de-
manded to know if the ceremony mentioned
had taken place. They were very indignant;
said they should employ counsel and upset
the whole thing" declared the old gentle
man was over seventy years of age, and the
girl under seventeen and under guardianship.
Mr.. Laughton calmly told them they were
fifteen minutes too late. He afterwards
learned that it was a jealous sister Of the
bride. whom the old gentleman with the rose
bud had forsaken for youth and beauty, who
caused the trouble.-Lewiston Journal
CUMBERLAND.
Friday night as John W. Springer was
walking 20 his home in East Deering. a rap
idly driven buggy ran against him and one
of the shafts struck him in the hip knocking
hin, down AMI injuring him severely. The
driver of the buggy stopped moment and
hnUlnr the man was E.tClN liift, tIosS laHiu-
" on, offering him no aid whatever. Mr..
Springer managed to reach home and ply
stefan was called. During the night he suf-
fered intense pain and over pint OF blood
passed him. lie is still dangerously ILL.,
Argus.
Mr.. Isaiah Jordan of Brunswick, offers
two prizes. Sl5.oO and So 90 to boys who
shall raise the best and second crops Of corn
on one-eighth of an acre of land, these prizes
in addition to any prizes that may re offered
for the same crop, said prizes being confined
to the competition of boys under eighteen
years of age, living in Brunswick.
YORK.
Ed Wentworth of Great Falls, brakeman
on the $50 up freight, B. and M. road, last
Saturday night jammed the index finger OF
his left hand so badly that the attending sur
geon DR.. Maxcy of Saco found it necessary
to amputate it. He was helping to make up
the train and caught his finger between the
bumpers.
| Mr. George f. Reed, station and telegraph
operator at the Eastern depot in Saco con-
templates starting a school in telegraphy in
that city.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff, Parker c. Wiggin OF
Kennebunk was thrown from his carriage
| Monday and badly injured.
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There has been so much dissatisfaction
with the census returns from South Caro-
lima that, notwithstanding the report OF
Gen. Walker and the recent second enum-
Grafton by special agent, such represen-
tations have been made to the President
that ne has requested Gen. Walker to send
another commission to make more thor
ough examination.
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On the 30th of last June there were
25O.s02 persons receiving pensions from
the United States Government. The pay
ments for the last fiscal year amounted to
457 ,O26, 99l.12.
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appoint
Thursday, the Twenty-Afth Day
Of November, instant.

Al day Of public Thanksgiving and Praise to our
Father IN Heaven, for His kind over the people
Of this State In the year that Is now closing Living
under one common Government. that Is grand and
strong enough to protect every citizen In the full en-
joyment Of ali his rights IT Is BETTING that We should
unite with our fellow countrymen upon that day. at
the Invitation Of the President Of the United States
In solemn acknowledgement Of the goodness Of God
wher~wth our State and Nation have been so abund-
antly blest. May the hearts of our people be moved
TO give earnest thanks that peace and plenty health
and prosperity prevail throughout all our BORDERS
and that the principles Of liberty established by the
Fathers who gave this service. grow stronger az
the years Of the Republic go by.
- Given at the Council Chamber at Augusta,
lI-s.3 this fifteenth day Of November. in the
10y year of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty, and Of the lDdepend-
ence Of the United states Of America, the
one hundred and fifth.
DANIEL +. DAVIS.
BY the Governor.
.. }. CHADBOURNE, Secretary of State
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Thirty Years Experience of an Old Nurs.

Mrs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription of one of the best Female Physi
clans and Nurses in the United States, and
has been used for thirty years with never fail
ing safety success by millions of mothers and
children, from the feeble infant of one week
old to the adult. 1t corrects acidity of the
stomarch, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and gives rest, health and comfort to
mother and child. We believe it the Best
and Surest Remedy in the world, in all cases
of DYSENTERY and DIARRHEA IN
CHILDREN, whether it arises from teething
or from any other cause. Full directions for
using will accompany each bottle. None
genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS &
PERKINS is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. 25 cents a
bottle. janl2.tMWS
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Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry al
ways at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds.
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, In.
f1uenza, Consumption, and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. so cents and 81 a bot
tie
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From the cradle to the grave all are sub
ject to coughs and colds. Adamson's Bofan-
&c Cough Baisam is CERTAIN cure in the most
obstinate cases. New trial size 10 cts.
nOy22monwe dsat&w