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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-15

iais Great
NtrGR8-t Il a AZ
sHs Remedy
an Il n or ye
sesaEC is the
legitimate result
Of over twenty
years practice,and
CURES W IT II
L N FA LING
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Nervous and phys
ical Debility, Sem
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-15
EaR LiEkS4GS
Wonderful German lHyiC0ratcT'

LEEIslsa eESpENsARa-.
100 Geary Street, San Francisco, C;.l.
p.:v.t, Entrance. 405 Mason street, four
s,ac.is jlp G:eary street from kearny. a:a!n
Entrance through Dispensary HruS Store
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-15
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Sufficient to show its merit, VIII be sent to
anyone applying by letter, stating his symp-
toms and age. Communications strictly conf
Dental ais
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-15
The Great English Remedy

Is a never fai!in
cure Tor Neryou
Debility. Exhaus-
ted vitality, Sem
in al Weakness,
L o st Manhood,
inpotency. Pros
tarcrrhea, paralr--
sis and all the ter
rible effects oil
Self Abuse. youth
full fDliies and eX-
ae,Ss1z il, p,ayr-ry-
National Republican., 1884-11-27
HOTEL PERSONALS.

Hon John d, Long and family, Massachu.
sets; ]. o. Prince, Boston; VIM. II MerSereau,
New York, and Hon, W. = Holman and fam,
ily, Indiana, arc ~ the HlmlltOn.
Dr. r. W. shelton and family, Oregon; A. A.
Grant and wife, Henry ). Krum, New York; II.
D. Cooke, Maryandi J. a. SpRlding, COlum.
bus, Ohioi j, +. WelGh and Stanley Plumcr,
Boston are ut the ST. james,
J. c. Buxton, North Carolina; G, b. Thomas,
j. savage, L. q, Robertson, @. w. Potts, New
York, Vim. :. King, Philadelphia; j. h, Has.
sell wife, ana son, Bowling Green Ky; Hugh
". Matthews, Baltimore; $, Van Horne, Roam
Olsc, Va; j. II. Haas, Atlanta, Ca. and Mrs.
Mcpherson aud daughter New Jersey, are at
the Metropolitan
d. NJ, Richardson, Detroit A, +. Batcman,
city y, T., Gray aud wifO, Winston, n, c. G.
n. Judson, George S. Mason, Il, s, Edgarton
ana wife, Mrs b, Richards, Addison COnkling,
New York; 4. NJ, Moore, jr, Rochester, n, Y;
James N, shepard, Alchigan A. ID. Littlcilcld,
Capt X, Glover Baltimorei Il, r. Murray,
Toledo, and Uhas, T. kirih, Worcester, Mass.
arrived 1T the EbbiIl house yesterday.
National Republican., 1884-11-27
LIBEL ON AN ATTORNEY.
Ten Thousand Dollars Asked to yindlcate q
Damaged Character,

Mr.. II. D. Mussey. as attorney for W. ].
Mobcrly, entered suit on the law side Of the
court yesterday against Charles Morton Tor libel,
claiming $4,000 damages. The parties to the
suit are both attorneys practicing before the
court of claims, and were interested In the
cadet service case, which went against them.
Mr Morton subsequently and on Sept 10, 1854,
published the following card, in which Mr..
MOOcrly discovers the libclous matter 81 did
not 20 into the suit for cadet service for nOlo-
rlCty or speculation, but was drawn into 1t by
having to refund for three months part of
what believed to be my lawful pay, ,vindicate
my action, and secure II decision on the law
by court ofjustice From tardncss owing to
Mr.. Moborlys dissOlute habits or a desire on
his part to let Hrroaragcs further accumulate,
or both, II was determined to proceed with or
without his assistance. The day of the hear.
| ing Mr. VI. appeared at court in an intoxicated
condition. asked for an indefinite continuance,
and talked until the court, | am informed
told him to sit down and MIR. Strykcr to go on,
whcrcupon Mr.. NJ. quit the court room, practi'
cully abandoning the case, and left Mr.. ,. TO
argue and win the suit alone.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

Tbdnksgiwug day should be faithfully and
wholly observed by you the entire d0y. God
our ruler, and Nature alike reasonably and
authoritatiycly call for this recognition at your
hands, as well rs all others. Let no miserable
desire of petty gain cause you to open your
business places and compel the attendance
there OF your clerks and employees yDC hOW
even aud their consequent absence from home
and church. "Ljrr ant if brC" Christians,
at least, will heed this call to general thanks
giving for themselves ana those Wi,h whom
they have to do, assuredly All national hOli
days should thus be strictly and wholly OBJ
served and hOnOred of ALL
National Republican., 1884-11-27

North Carolina, has letters from Carthage,
Moore county, iu that state, saying that n
young colorrd man named William W. jackson
was shot and killed at that place on the even
ing Of the list instant by Robert NJ Mcneil,
better known us Bob Mcneil, u white man,
and son of the clerk Of the superior court OF
surrounded the murderer, prevented his ar
rest, and furnished him money aud assistance
TO escape He has not, so far AS heard from
been arrested.
National Republican., 1884-11-27
COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by tho District judiciary
Yesterday.

Court IN General Term chief Justice Cartier
and justices Macarthur and Jdmes.-Barry vs.
Clark; on hearing.
Circuit Court-JuStice Hdoncr. Burke VS.. Ken
ner; on trial.
E9uHy C0uH-Justice Cor.-Newgatcn vs..
Newgartcn divorce granted. Smith VS.. Smith,
same order Jones VS.. Jones' same order
Middaugh vs. Wilson; time to take testimony
VS.. Larner; sale ordered, and L. r. Mexican
appointed trustee to sell. King vs. Essex; in
vestmcnt of trustee approved. McCabe VS.
thirty days, Knowles VS.. Peabody Library as.
sociations; decree settling liens.
Criminal COurt-JiSiicc UDliC-George w.
Hough, murder of William Mcmahon; jury
out.
National Republican., 1884-11-27
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings OF Day in and
About the City.

About the City.
The district Offices will be closed to-day.
The school teachers, firemen, and police will
be paid Friday.
Albert Baxter the little boy who was burned
on Tuesday, has died.
Timothy Donohuc has been appointed a pri-
yate In the fire department
The spiritualists will meet at the hail. corner
Of seventh and L streets, after this week.
BENJAMIN Anderson a CoOred man, of 437
School street has been missing from his home
since Thursday last
Randall Thurston, colorcd man, 90 years Of
age, was sent to the workhouso by Judge Smell
yesterday for vagruncy.
4 certificate of the incorporation Of the
George Washington social club was yesterday
liled with the recorder.
A fisherman named Lawrence yesterday re-
covered the body Of Mr.. W. Writ who com
mitted suicide In the river some time since.
The funeral OF Mrs Mary +. l.ugcnbecl,
mother Of the late Mrs. Chrstiaucy, who died
Oh Monday will take place to-day at 10 II. IN.
The saloon OF Patrick Connor, III Fourth
street, was entered Tuesday night ana robbed
of Il show case containing some cigars and
| wine valued nt so.
colorcd man dciraudcd Mr.. W. w. Cor.
| corau out of so by means ol forged note
| Pierce few days ago.
The public IS cordially invited to call and
! see the cw.Of this city and surroundings
| from the roof of our establishment, and to III.
| speCJ our immense assortment of furniture
| curpCt-, upholstery goods bedding, Gc. All
| prices marked in plain figures W. b. Moses
~ son, corner OF Eleventh and + streets north
| west
Tho fnir Of company b. Capital City Guards,
! at Naylnnd hall, Nineteenth and streets Is
| being crowded nightly ON account of the
| spirited contest that Is going on to secure the
many valuable prizes that are being voted ioT,
among which are Il gold G. A. H. badge, hand.
some dog cart, I. Y. f. regalin, forty -iourpiecc
set of china, Maltese cross TX. ~, and many
others The entertainment is culivCncd every
night 10y music. The Butler ZouayrS under
commend OF capt. G. Il. Fisher, will visit the
alr tonight. The lair will be open until Dec. ..
VIZ manufacture all the clothing we sell,
and therefore can vOuch for the honesty OF the
material trimming, aud workmanship ol
every garment in our establishment. Else.
| man Bros, manufacturing ClOthiers, corner OF
! seventh ana l..
National Republican., 1884-11-27

PROF j. c. LuHAEDY, NJ. D., President
State Medical society of Georgia, member of
Athcncn Royal dc BruXclle, Nc., &c., says ::
The results obtained by me from licbig Cos
Coca Beet Tonic in my practice are indeed
ilgttcrEg" Invaluable IN paralysis, dyspepsia
debility Catarfh and billiousnCss
National Republican., 1884-11-27

Mr. Jesse b. Wilson, as receiver for j. II.
squicr Il CO., has filed an action in replevin
against United States Marshal McNlChaul, +.
H. Bowers and II. V. Boyntou to recover a
safe, valued ut 500, aud taken by them from
the bank July 10.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

SPECIAL attention is called to Taylor's advcr-
tscmcnt Of underwear, comprising all grades
and prices, ranging IRON - per suit up The
best value ever offered in knit goods in Wash
iugtou, Great bargains In odds and ends Of
lcrud to those wishing broken suits of under.
Mear u NMrrN them throMgh the winter.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

THIS season we are specially prepared for
the boys While we cater for all trade we
have made the manufacture OF clothing for
the growing generation n study. EsCman
Bros, the most prominent clOthicrs and tailors,
corner of SeNenth and L.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

NOUNG MEN l-READ THls,-Thc VOltaic Relt
Co., Of Marshall Mich, offer 10 send their
celebrated EcctrO.Vollaic Belt aud other Elec.
tlC Appliances on trial tor thirty days to men
young or OldJ afflicted with nervous debility,
loss oi vitality and manhood and all kindred
troubles; also, for rheumatism, neuralgia,
paralysis, and many other diseases Com.
plcte restoration To health, yigOr, and
manhood guaranteed No risk is incurred, as
thirty days trial is allowed Write them at
once for illustrated pamphlet free.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

Tie annual report of the Central Free Dis
pensary and Emergency hospital shows that
J,..u patients were treated during the year.
There were 1n operations performed, 2S7
umr.Euuy! eases were treated, $500 prescrip-
tr.atcd IHu necessity Of a new building is
urged, as the present one is in Il dilapidated
state.
National Republican., 1884-11-27
Reduced Rates to the Worlds Exposition at
Nn1x nrInans Nin IL 4 IL L Il

Excursion tickets are now on sale Mt the
offices of Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Gl9 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, and at depot, for
the New Orleans Exposition, rate SO for
round trip going and returning the same
route For tickets by one route, returning n
different route, SIS. special rates for parties
of fifty or more. For all information as to
routes and accommodations apply rs above.
National Republican., 1884-11-27
Aid for Disabled Ex.ConfcJerntes.

An appeal has been issued by the officers of
Pickctt-Buchanan camp, confederate veterans,
Of Norfolk, Va, for fHir which they propose
to hold next month. The net proceeds are to
be applied to the rciiet of soldiers and sailors
tressud or disabled, and unable TO earn liy-
ing now in that city. The appeal is especially
addressed to bankers, capitalists, mianulHC.
turcrs, and others throughout the country,
sent 10 Maj. j. +. Horbach, 1919 street in
this city.
WHY Is the letter Il like n fire? Because ii
makes oil boil. 81, Jacobs on takes the fire
out of Il boil IL COuuucrs puin.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

As Hung H. Chinaman, was passing along
the south side Of the capitol last night he ac-
cidcutnlly ran against colorcd man, who
drew a razor and slashed the Chinaman across
the neck and then ran away. Iii Lung was
taken to the Office of DR.. Percy Hickling who
stitched him up,
National Republican., 1884-11-27

Senator Dawcs'' committee, which has been
visiting certain Indian reservations during the
summer, found at Round Valley reservation,
in northern California, which consists of 1O3,-
600 acres, that the Indians were occupying
only $3.50 acres, while the other 100000 were
occupied by six wealthy sheep ranChmcn
The committee will probably recommend that
the ranchmCn be invited to move or pay the
indians II sum equal to per cent on II vuluu-
tiOn Of 81 per acre for the use OF their lands.
National Republican., 1884-11-27
LADIES' GOODS.
SpcciaIieS This Week !

80 dozen Embroidered Felt ridies, 1oc.
% dozen Embroidered Felt Tides, large size,
25C
100 dozen Linen Splashcrs, 21c.
100 dozen Linen Tides, &c,
300 pieces Velvet Ribbon, 25c piece
Joblot of ChildrCn's Caps. worth $3.50, at 0Sc
SIX caps, extra tuc SIlS
Handmade school Caps, lnc.
thilGrcns Mitts, worth 2jc, for lOC
Ladies' Mitts, slE top, 4oc.
Boys Mills, all COiurS, lSc.
Felt Table SruriS, commenced In couchins
stitch with material i2.lS
one olive Plush Mautel Lamhrcquin, embro
dered In push and a rascnr, $500.
one Cardinal Plush LHmbrequl clabOrately
embroidered in Chenille and Ardsane, S2S.
ono Garnet Felt Lambrcqun, commenced In
Kcnsingtun, with material to nish ~ DS.
Fclts In all new shades, best quality only.
Satccns Pushes, and SHtins, i'll all ColOrS, for
fancy work.
Afascnps No. 9 Chenille, Fillaselle Embroi-
dCry. and Knitting Silk, all at reduced prices
New designs in outline Embroidery and
COUGHING Patterns in our stamping Depart
ment.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

MASHED strawberry ribbons sell Mt 81 n yard,
but yOu can get u bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup for only % cents
National Republican., 1884-11-27

Robert Corbn, the man who shot James
Carter, while the latter was going to see his
own wife, in UnontOwn, some time since, was
hCld in $500 for the grand jury by Judge Smell
yesterday, on Il charge Of assault and battery
with intent to kill.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

If you want an overcoat of any description,
Eisclnan Bros, corner Oi seventh and h, is the
place to buy II.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

In the police court yesterday the case of
Prof AlGxundrcS DE Wolowski, charged with
committing rape on his daughter, was called,
and continued until Monday next on account
of the Hines, Ol the complainant. The pris
Uurrs attorney moved for reduction of the
bail from 5000 to 5000, which was granted.
THE annual Thanksgiving supper of the
Bcrcan Baptist church, Eighteenth street near
J., Will take place this evening at $50. All are
invited,
National Republican., 1884-11-27

WE manufacture all the clothing we sell,
and therefore Cnu vOuch for the honesty OF the
material, trimming, aud workmanship of
every garment in our establishment Else
man Hrus., manufacturing ClUthiers, corner of
seventh ana L.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02
Railroads and Railroad C Commission
ers.
Memphis Appeal

Memphis Appeal.
Are railroad commissions, established
constitutionally by State, check upon
the building OF railroad? is question
every citizen should at the present time
decide for himself and act accordingly.
A properly constituted commission has
no other business to do than to execute
the law. The members of it are not
makers of law, but its ministers to see
that what the law preseribes is carried
out in practice. This being the case, to
say that the existence of railrod conf
mission, in State is check to the build
ing of railroads in that State, is to lay
down the position that railroads will not
go where they have to conform to the
law If they are favorable to the due
administration of law they will not object
to the execution of the law by commits
sioners; if they desire to disobey or
evade the law, then commissioners are
required to compel themto conform to the
law. Where a railroad honestly does
what the law requires, it has no contro-
versy with commissioners, for they, if in
Justice were attempted toward the road,
will as readily defend the rights of the
road against injustice as they will defend
the people against injustice on the part
of the roads The existence OF commits
sion does not check the building of road
in a State. Roads are not built as
matters of favor to the State or as acts of
benevolence toward it. They are built
in order that the owners of them
may obtain profit upol their invest
ment. When the prospect of profit is
good for building a road in any State,
that road will be built. although the
State may have 4 railroad commission;
where there is no prospect of a fair profit
u road will not be built although the
State may have no railroad commission.
The considerations here presented are
sufficient to prove that whether a
projected railroad is cofst Elleted or
not does not depend upon the question
of whether commission will superintend
| its operations or not, but upon whether
it will pay satisfactory dividends. CT
course, if it is desired to obtain dividends
by resort to practices the law forbids,
| the existence of commissioners whose
daty is to see that the law is complied
with, will be in the way. Do intelligent
people anywhere desire to have railroads.
/ among them that are there as habitual
| law-breakers? They dcHot, for the law
/ il for the protection Of the people, and
and when it is violated the people are OPP
pressed and defrauded. When the peo-
Die of a State are discussing whether it
| Is advisable to have railroad commits
sion, they may dismiss from their minds
all reference to the question of the exist
ence of commission being check upon
the building of railroads within their
State; such building viii be governed by
the question of profits, not that Of the
presence or absence of q railroad COM
mission.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02
GRAND SEcRETARY's OFFICE.
CIScixSATI, March II, 1884.
Deaf and Dumb Institute.

The trustees of this institution, acting
upon the advice of DIR. NJ. S. Craft,
physician, and DTs. Robert kells and
Writ Johnston, members of Executive
c ,mmittee State Board of Health, have
deemed it best to close the establish
ment and send the pupils to their homes
until the premises can be renovated and
the present causes of sickness, if posi-
BILE, removed. The Executive Commit
tee, in their letter to the trustees, say :
I'VE desire to also state that We have
made careful examination OF the lnsti-
tuition and find every thing in the buildings
in neat and clean condition, and that the
efficient Superintendent, Prof.. Dobyns, Il
careful in his sanitary management. The
unsanitary condition, in our opinion, Is due
to faulty construction OF the cellars q
regards drainage, and, perhaps, to the
water, but the detection OF impurities
therein would require chemical analysis
which is now being made"
In this connection, we are perm itted
to copy the following from letter writ
ten by Mr.. Willie Porter to his father
D. P. Porter, Esq;
II saw some Of the water few DAYS agg
from the Deaf and Dumb Institute Dr.
Phares was examining It under the micro
scope and LEI me look at il. Among othel
things were elongated masses in which yos
could plainly zee red and blue veins AM
arteries, and there were some that Iookel
like frog eggs Prof. Myers IS examining
some Of It TO see II there are any minera
impurities in It :.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02
Our State Exhibit.

Natchez Democrat
Il would be we'll if this remark of Judge
Harris were kept in mind by the people of
the State in preparing exhibits for the Ex-
position. As a cotton State we already
stand st The head OF the list and while en-
deavoring to sustain this position we should
not forget that to induce settlers and Capri
tai 70 come 70 the State ue must show its
capacity for poduoin9 other thipgs fully
IS important e. 3 cotton crop There Is
no part Of The heritage q nlan ID which
greater variety Of food crops eaf b pro-
duced than IN our own State This fact
should Be demonstrate 81 having b the
Exposition every conceiT ahIe 0lng IN the
shape Of food that can - grown on our
soil.
The people Of other conn mites know
the uses Do which our TaEf1aa ands can
Sc applied, aud ID induce them to come
with their canital into our midst. We must
iiFst show them that We hare tie woods
Specimsns 81 every variety Of kreea which
rrop II the State should 6 on hard
Ihen Ne should show &15l ee 4rt not
900 sIhbiz a. TO ihdulAhl 6 put iate 6se.
/ luI shapes he rar nale iaA ~ Hhi,l We
have 30 abundant 1 sapklEFs let is send
/ loraaId 81 ieIa g lie ssla. the fndnstry.
and lhe skill Of The people 0f HE State.
/ II ue make fair effort - - sent the
manufactures and The rau s. 81 The
STATE. there Is no fear that ppi Will
not Be Rs specially fePzszs the Pr
! position
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02
GuARpIaN,s sAIR


timber a DECREE or THE CHANCERY
Court for the First District 81 Kinds county.
Mississippi rende1od on MzzEh 18th, 1S83 4 tie
UNDERSIGNED guardian Of Mamie ]. Robinson and
l0th 1854 e the front door of the CRY HAIL, in
jackson, sell the tHa-sixth Interest 81 my said
wards IN the following property real and personal,
4 bubble auction the highest bidder on The terms
bsfow expressly The EDWAkDs HouEE real estate
and nreinises IN West Jackson being those lots On
which are situated the Edwards Mnnse Hotel and
nnzIae1enaneas bonnded on the north b. Capitol
street, The south BY Peafl street, the Wost 81
the New Orleans, J3cks0n 4 GEeat Northern Rail-
rad nov Rlfnafs Centrally On the est b lands
81 the land occupied b md aHpaFten1ut 70 The
Edwards House, ring elst 81 the railroad.
faeether With Al ead singular, the improvements,
le1enenta bssed in1nents and there
- furniture ana utensils that Sers boshf 81 tie
administrators q JnosW. fslinss1s detaa-sl. & .
cIIanaery sae q the EduaFA aEse FeFtF and ils
fnrHftufe made ~ A. g. MaaIas eo1n1nfssiansK. on
De NJ Sd and Ga 1881. q slnee md now a TIE
se 81 said Ea1fl. nlsa Efla 81 TIE interest," e.
111a II RlhinSal heirs aud distributes II fhe
C3tT EaLl114d Com 14lT ii The stock oi that
tasnfF and n ~ tuFs1sHte fiets a1Id flznehisez
SnI s. tie ro4e ITSELF - AxtaINss 1l1, E1ll-
ii e[eEks mules &C.
Is sid rs1lelllF VII - sold tlFetlar ana ~ ore
SIZE tel e11hs Iz 81 o1e year.
azSl1lA Ire al tNo fe11s and zIS chr l1lth 81
14lse 4stIs rom The day q sales e1 & he three
snS gahIe q 1l1IlI1 T. E66faH q afsf. ne
ei,SsF f. 1oaEE'1 + Ntfin1en afes 81 q tle
slid s*zS1a 81 bear Interest - 1s4 Eat 4nntn1
f tAeEe Hoteg until paiaE sHe interest IN Nii
paEAA1e 2NnuAAlE For iA ~ HaEnsals
eH 81 w4 q e14ilaH.e Eetalne4
eaallIel.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02
u ~ u 4 Fll9II q III
Vicksburg, March %, 1884.
An Interesting Discussion Proposed.
CLINroN. Mis-. March IA, 1Ss4.

NLINIUNJ HIIss.I u dItH III IOo1'
Rev. John Hunter, D. D., Jackson, Miss:
DEAR Bro: While l do not see the use
Of discussing double proposition, | submit
the following:
| affirm that the sprinkling or pouring
Of the Presbyterian Church is Scriplural
baptism. JOHN HUNTER.
deny the foregoing affirmative and af-
firm that immersion only is Scriptural bap-
tism. J. B. GAMBRELL.
Ii this meets your views please retura
this paper endorsed. You can then lead off
with two articles of two and one-half col
umns in length, if you desire so much
,paee. Very truly and frsternally,
]. B. GAMBRELL.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02
Notice to Mil Men !

vlsHE UNDERSIGNED HAS BUILT ONE OF
4 his new improved HoT AIR LUMBER DRYERS
nj the Home Furniture Manufacturing Company
shops in this place, and viii take pleasure in show
ina mill men It's merits. You all specially In
vited to bring a sample Of lumber and see 81 dried
BY the new process, which is the cheapest Dryer in
the United States. II was inyented In Jackson, and
is manufactured in Jacksoa, and will be sold in
Jackson. All communications should be addressed
10 Southern LRpibeF Drying Company, Jackson,
Mrs. C, 4. FRANC1OLI, Business Manager
w, n BEARD, Superintendent
ts.sJps ,S4-3t&
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases has
felt il his duty to make il known to his
suffering fellows. Actnated BY this me-
tive and desire to relieve human suffer-
ing. will send free of charge to all who
desire il. this recipe, in German, French
or English, with full directions Tor prepar-
ing and using. Sent by mail BY addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, ". A.
NoYRs, 149 Powers Block, Rochestel, New
York.