San Antonio Daily Express. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 171, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 3, 1874 Page: 3 of 4
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The Turn-Out of tlio Kickapoo Com-
missioners, Messrs, Williams and Atkin-
son, consisting of a four-mule ambulance
and four mule wagon, is now about ready
at Peay's stable. They propose to sti'.rt
for Santa Rosa, Mexico, ou Wednesday
next. If the weather is good, it will be a
delightful trip, aud viva versa.
——• • • - %
Stop that cough by using Clavin's Wild
Ohriirv ani> Squili.. For sale by J. CLA-
VIN and A. DREISS.
Messrs. Shook & O'Bbyan, lawyers of
this city, have their card published in this
issue of the Express. We know them to
be men of honor, of fidelity to their clients'
and able in their profession. We cau safe-
ly and heartily recommend then to all
who have bnMneM in the courts, either
here, or in thu surrounding counties.
Commerce Street is full of wagons now
daily, unloading goods brought ill, aud
loading goods to take out. The hide busi
ness must be flourishing, as wo see a great
many of them piled up before our princi-
pal mercantile establishments. The city
has every appearance of a flourishing bu-
siness seasou. Our business men seem to
be wide awake, and to have caught some-
thing of the life pervading all parts of the
State.
Lost.—A large sum ot money by not
buying my Groceries, Dry Goods, etc., from
R. M. McKie, Flores street. l-10dlui.
The Three Indians of the Kickapoo
tribe—one, however, U a Pottawottouiie,
we believe—who are to accompany the
Commissioners toMexioo, are now stopping
at the Menger, and enjoying themselves,
Uncle Sam paying the bills, we suppose.
They say that the report, published some
time siuce in this city, that some of the
Kickapoos taken from Mexico to the reser-
vation had returned, is untrue. They say
that the whole of them are yet on the
reservation, contented, aud doing well.
All Souls Day oieurringou! yesterday
the Catholic congregation of St. Joseph's,
(German) accompanied by the German pu-
pils in the St. Mary's College, marched out
to the Catholic Cemetery West of the city
to engage in tho pious cereiuouy of the
decoration of the tombs of the departed.
In New Orleans, this ceremony takes place
on All Saints Day, which occurred last
Sunday. In that eity the whole popula-
tion, Catbolio and Protestant, turu out on
this occasion, and decorate the tombs of
their dead, According to the Catholic cus-
tom, All Souls Day is a special day of
prayers for the souls of the departed, as
well as for the decoratiou of the tombs.
Hats, Hats, latest styles, for fall and
winter have arrived at PANCOAST &
SON.
Mr. G. W. Runner, dealer in hides in
this city, has sent us a cau of "Borden's
Roast Beef," with a note requesting us to
'"try it, and if worthy, mention it as a
Texas enterprise." We shall not only try
it, but be certain to eat it all up, aud that
with a gusto. We know all about it, aud all
about all of Mr. Bordon'«j celebrated and
valuable preparations of beef, milk, coffee,
etc. We knew him twenty years ago iu
Galveston, and can say, from long trial,
that his preserved milk, preserved roast
beef, and preserved extract of boef, are
worthy of all praise. In the cauued roast
beef, nothing but the finer parts of the
beef are put up for use. It is healthy, for
all the animal gases are eliminated. It is
cheap, for there is no bone, fat, gristle, or
other parts unfit for use.
The Fire Last Night.—Just after seven
o'clock last evening, the alarm of fire rang
out, and a great light appearing, every-
body in all parts of the- city began to cry
"fire! fire!! fi-nrr!!!" It seemed as if
everything in the shape of a bell in the city
that oould make any uoise was clanging-
A vast crowd poured out from every quar-
ter and every street, and pressed toward
the illuminated centre. The Bteam engine,
with its fires blazing, and scattering flam-
ing coals and fragments along the streets,
the horses straining and the driver lashing
and cursiug, went thundering by. Scatter-
ing firemen and Alamo Riflemen, were
■ecu rnnning with half buttoned aud
belted uniforms.
'Arrived at the fearful point of attraction
it was found to be a ham, or out house,
hack of the boarding-house of Mrs. Adams(
on Flores street, filled with hay. Some
fool had set the hay on fire, somehow, and
bay aud building were both burned up,
and that quickly. The fire soon subsided,
the engines sounded theretteat, the crowd
dispersed, and we went back home.
The American Sardine Co.'s Boneless
Sardines are much better, and less than
half the cost of imported Sardines.
Democratic Speeches were just about
to open last night when the fire alarm
was sounded. Some said that, finding the
people would not come out to hear Sclei-
cher speeches, the trick of a harmless fire
was resorted to, to draw out a crowd. If
so, the ruie succeeded, so far as the crowd
was concerned, but, after the excitement,
it was an up-hill business to speak to such
a crowd. And then not many of them
could lie induced to stand still and listen
to such a tame thing as the average Dem-
ocratic speech, after running to the fire.
Going up to the staud, we heard Maj.
Teel slowly trying to scent out the cold
trail of the "civil rights bill," about which
nobody iu this District cares a groat. We
went ofl' and got a cigar, and as it was
getting late, we went smoking home. Sen-
ator Dwyer, whom we wished to bear-
Gen, Young, whom we also wished to hear,
several others, and a gentleman to speak
in Spanish, were to deliver addresses, we
were told. They are all talented men,
doubtless, but it was getting late, we were
tired, and then the average Democratic
speech is sncli a stale, "aound and fury"
affair that a thoughtful Christian man
can't stand much of it.
Courting Diseaie.
The individual may be said to court
disease who exposes himself tu the mias-
matic influences which give rise to chills
and fever and other malarious epidemics
aud ondemics, without previously .fortify-
ing his system against their insidious at,
tacks by tho use of a protective medicinal
agent. The hardiest constitution is by no
means proof against such maladies, much
less one naturally weak or bilious, or the
antagonistic power of which is lessened by
au Irregular habit of body. The inhabi-
tants of the bottom lands of the South, of
the new clearings of the West, of suburban
districts where sunken lots exist, of every
locality of the American continent, ill fact,
where malaria is epidemic or sporadic,
declare that the only true antidote to\li«
miasmatic virus that tfcey have ever used
is Hostetter's • Stomach Bitters. There
seems to be something peculiarly resistaut
in this standard preventive aud remedy to
all hurtful atmospberio influences.
♦ * * '
" 'Waters' Concerto Parlor
Organ' possesses a beautiful aud pecu-
iarly.soft tone. The Concerto Stop is with-
out, doubt, the best ever placed in any or-
gau. It is produced by an extra set of
reeds, peculiarly voiced, from which the
etteot is most charming, and its imitation
of the human voice is supberb. For sweet-
ness of tone and orchestral cfiects it has
no equal."— N. Y. limes. It,
Fairbanks' Scales.
Although manufacturers generally coui-
plaiu, and with reason, it is necessary to
say that there are exceptional cases of
very excellent trade. During the present
month, Fairbank & Co. have received
more orders for scales of all sizes than in
any previous corrsponding period of the
year.
Their connections have now extended
to the Island of Jaxa, from which far-eas-
tern spot they have this week received a
commission to make large scales with
Asiatic and Spanish weights. This, like
similar orders to their factories, came
through the British metropolis, and passed
by the great European scalemakers. Their
scales are beconiming more and more the
standards of the eivilised world, and the
wonder is that many other manufacturing
departments in metal goods do not keen
up with the Fairbanks'Scales in foreign
and home markets.—X. Y. Express Oct
16(1, 1674
If the Druggist offers any kind of
herb-flavored alcohol for dyspepsia, billi-
onsness, or any other ailment, teil him
that lion want medicine, not a bar-room
drink. Ask him for Dr. Walker's Califor-
nia Bitters, the best regulating preparation
known, and which you knoui is free from
"Satan's Elixid." Reject all the fiery "To-
pics" and "Appetizers," ane cling to that
remedy. There is no medicine that com-
pares with it. 4w.
J5 to
A LARGE QUANTITY OF
Banjos, Tantalus anfl
Guitars
AT FIJOM 84 to 825 APIECE.
jy A well stringed violin will
be given gratis to anybody who
buys one ot said instruments at any
of the above prices.
PENTENRIEDER & CO.
Notice to Schools.
All schools of the city are invited to
attend the Fair on the last day, Wednes-
day, tho 28tli instant.
The Principals of the schools, by appli-
cation to the Secretary, will be furnished
with entrance tickets.
22-10iint] R. EAGAR, Secretary.
H. S CHDLTZE,
manufacturer of
Tin, Sheet-Iron, and
COPPERWABE,
aud dealer in
STOVES AND STAMl'KD TIN-
WARE,
Commerce Str., near the bridge.
Hoofing, Guttering done to order.
All Work Guaranteed.
21-10-74-d&wly
J. WEIL. .
The highest cash prices paid for
Hides;
Cotton,
' Woool,
Pecans.
Dealer in
Choice Family Groceries,
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Trunks etc. etc.
Call at JACOB DULLNIG'S old Stand
MAIN PLAZA, (21-10-dtf
Notice t;> Shippers.
THE undersigned beg leave to inform
merchants aud the public generally
that they have erectcd large uud suitable
buildings
- At failing —
the present Terminus ot the G. H. «L S. A.
R. R. for rsseiying and torwar.ling Mer-
chandise as well an the products of the
country. By strict aud prompt attention
to all business entrusted to them, they
hope to receive a liberal bharc of patron-
age. Satisfaction guaranteed.
J. JOSEY & CO
26-7-74-d*w3m
A Prize Offered.
I will give teu tickets in t lie Texas Grand
Prize Concert to take plaeeut Houston,
October 22. 1874, for tlie best written
letter the .Mvantages tf Texan, lo be
awarded by a commute* of three promi-
nent citizeus of Houaton. No manuscript
will be returned to writers, but all wall
written letter? will be published in the
£riucipal papers of the United .States and
urope, with whom I am now nrgtotiating
for their publication.
J. E. FOSTER,
Manager Texas Prise Concert. «
23-8-dtt
1874 FALL 1874
Ltvtest
STYLES m FASHION!
JDST RECEIVED AT* THE LARGEST
• F A. N- O Y
4
AND
Millinery Store
IN TEXAS.
Tho Ladies are respectfully inrited to
examine our stock.
We defy Competition!
In PRICES, as well as ASSORTMENT,
Goods Kill be sold choap
AT
Mrs. Meyer,
2 lOd&w L. ZORK'S BUT. LDING.
Commerce Streot.
To the Merchants and other Busi-
ness Men of San Antonio.
The undersigned hassucceded in receiv-
ing the Agency of the following three
tirst olass English compauies.
Imperial Fire Insurance Co. ot
Loudon.
Queen Fire Ins. Co. of Liverpool.
Commercial Union Ins. Co. of
London.
He is also representing tho following
first class domest ic oompauies ;
Galveston Fire lusurance Com-
pany of Galvestou.,
Union Marine aud Fire Insurance
Company, Galveston.
Georgia Home Ins. Co., Colum
bus, Ga.
Home Ins. & Banking Co., Gal-
veston.
Merchants Ins, Co., Galvestou.
Atlantic aud Pacific Ins. Co.,
Chicago.
He is now prepared to take largo risks
and solicits a share of your patronage.
Agency of the old Thoenix Mutual Lif
Insurance Company of Hartfo.id, Conn.
Respectfully,
A. MOYE, Insurance Agent.
l£-2-74-dw6ui. •
R T RARRITTJC
Fore Concentrated Potash
OH LYE,
Of double the Strength of any other
SAPONIFYING SUBSTANCE.
I have recently perfected a new method
of packing my Potash, or Lye, and am now
packing it only in Balls, the costing of
which will saponify, and does not injure
the Soap. It is packed in boxes containing
24 and 48 lb. one lb. llalls, and in no other
way. Directions in English aud German
for making hard and soft soap with this
Potash accompanying each package.
H. V. BABBITT,
04 la 84 Washington St., IV. V.
y:i-9-dlmiw:!m
W. A. BENNETT
J. T. THORNTON
BENNETT & THORNTON,
Bankers, Dealers In Exclintigt
and Government Securities.
Will pay partlcnlar attention to the collection o
Claims at all aocesaible points In Texas.
6-71dtf.
. LAND DISTRIBUTION
—at—
HOUSTON TEXAS, DECEMBER 21, 1874.
*300.000
WORTH OF GOOD TEXAS LANDS AND
HOUbTON CITY PROPERTY.
CAPITAL GIFT, $18,000!
No Gift less than Forty Acres Laud, or one
City Lot! Price of Tickets, $;i.
Parties wishing Tickets can obtain them
from our Agent*, or by remittance di-
rect to uf. by Drafts, Poxtofiico
Money Order, Express, or Regis-
tered letter, when it can be
done.
We refer to all banks, Bankers and Busi-
ness Men of Honstou or Texas
where wo arc known.
Address,
WAGLEY & LOCKHART,
Managers, Houston, Texas*
Or MOORE, DEY & CO., Agents,
San Antonio, Texas
The managers arc men of high respecta-
bility and great business capacity, aud
therefore reliability is assured.—,?/ Louis
Republican.
We take pleasure in commending them to
the public.—lexas Odd Fellow.
The dissribution will comprise over
60,COO acres land and city property. It
will bo fairly, honestly and equitably dis-
tributed.—(lalreston Xetes.
For three dollars one takes the chance of
becoming the lawfal owner of Texas prop-
erty worth from $1100 to 18,000. So far as
regards tho standing of the managers, that
is a matter beyond the possibility of cavil.
They are both prominent, wealthy and
reliable citizens,—Houston Age.
.We can vouch for the responsibility of
the lirm, and that all they promise they
will perform, The schepieig an excellent
one, in our opinion, as a means of settling
up our State and inviting immigration.—
Dalhs Herald.
SEND JFOK CIRCULAR.
1-10- w2m
W. Westhoff & Co.
Lumber Dealers
Indianola, 1
Victoria, > Texas
and Cuero, )
—:o:—
We arc now prepared to fill all orders for
building material, having on band a large
and well selected ctock of
Florida Pine, rough and dressed,
of all marketable sizes.
Cypress and Juniper Shingles,
Choice Alabama Cypress,
Mississippi Pine,
Plastering Laths,
Sashes; Doors & Blinds, all sizes,
Ferry Boat and Bridge Timber furnished
to order. Likewise extra sizes of
Doors, •
Blinds, and
Transom Lights.
Particular attention paid to filling
country orders.
Wagons! Wagons!!
A. STAACKE,
Agent for the Factory of Wil-
son, Chillis & Co., Philadelphia.
Studebaker Bro's., South Bend, Ind.
La Belle Wagon Works, Wis-
consin.
White Water Wagon Worlct, Wisconsin.
Fully guarantees ,|,e above
stock r«r one year.
Drays, Carts, Cartwheels, Ac., Ao.
7-3w1r A. STAACKE
Mrs. L. A. Henry
has come among us for the purpose of
treating all old chrouic diseases. The fol-
lowing certificates will show the remark-
able healiug powers of the Madam. She
wishes none but old chronio cases, and
can be consulted at any hour at Mrs.
Philips', ou Alaino street:
Messrs. Editors:—My wife has been
afflicted with what several ot our best
physicians called neuralgia of the head,
and both eyes swelled to an enormous size,
the camera of tho right eye bnrsted aud
rau out, us wo thought. As a last resort
we called on Madam Henry, who at once
told what the trouble was, and pronounced
it eresypelas, and said the eye was not
entirely gone as supposed, aud how long it
would take to give relief, as well ns the
longth of time it would tako to effect a
cure. She at once commenced treatment
by applying tho bauds to tho head and
eyes, relieving the pain almost instanta-
neously. I still thought it uo use trying,
only to please, thiuking nothing of that
kind could effect a cure, feeling she must
die.
But by porseverance in two woebs, the
length of time the Madam allowed, iny
wife was able to open her eyes and walk
from her bed to a chair aud all over the
room. I give this without solicitation,
believing it my duty, and hoping tho citi-
zens of Sherman may employ and give the
lady encouragoment to stay among us.
Tho Madam has the best of recommenda-
tions from the loading men anil ladies of
Missouri and Texas. I remain your frieud,
John Rhodes.
ilri. 1.. A, Henry,
Dear Madam—In the performance of
what I doem a duty I take pleasure iu
adding my testimony to that of tho hun-
dreds who have been benefitted by your
healing powers.
I had been an invalid for three years,
suffering from disease of the lnngs, tor-
tured with tho most exornciating pains
through the right lung and slionlder, ac-
companied with dispepsin. I could scarcely
speak above a whisper, and my strength
was rapidly failing.
Six weeks ago I came uudcr your won-
derful magnetic treatment. Now my voico
is completely restored, lungs free from
pain anil apparently sound, and uiy form
which socuiod crushed and bent by the
disease, is again erect and strong.
I have horetofore been treated by very
many physicians who failed to ronder me
ought but temporary relief.
In uiy new-found health and vigor, I
can but most gratefully acknowledge the
obligations I am under to your superior
skill. N. H. Fkanxi.in.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
12th day of September, A. D. 1874,
[i.. «.] at office in Dallas, Dallas county
Texas.
J. W. Lam,
6-10-dlm Notary Public.
JUMT REOKIVKD
.26 Victor Sorgo Mills.
For Sale at
MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
adding only cost of transportation, ut
NORTON & DEUTZ,
Agents.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
WINCHESTER
REPEATING ARMS
CENTRAL, FIRE,
For Sale at
Manufacturer's Prices at
NORTON & DEUTZ,
Agents,
A new and largo stock of
HARDWARE
Agricultural Implements,
MACHINERY,
Paints, Leather,
At reducfc prices. •
Call at
NORTON & DEUTZ,
18, Commcrco streot.
ATLANTIC LINE
For Indianola, Texas-
The A1. Clipper Schooners built expressly
for the trade
Frnnklin Cnpt. Baker
Washington Cnpt. Beny,
Ida Lev:s Capt. Ileustis,
Jefferson new building,
other vessels when required to cover
berth. Goods taken forlndianola and con-
necting points ou cosst aud interior at
lowest rates of freight and insurance.
Apply >
TUPPER & BEATTIE,
114 Wall St., Now York
or HEYCK & BROTHER,
4-l-?:( wly Indianola.
A BOOK F0RJHE MILLION.
I A Private C«on««lor to the
I Married, or those about to
— - . _ — i m»rrr, on the phreielofieal
Guide. IsaKiiSSKf
latest discoveries in the science of reproduction, preeerriaf
the complexion, 4c. . . . .
Thit U an interesting wort of »»o hundred and elrty
K, with numerous engravings, and contains valuable
nation for tho»o who are married or contemplate mar-
riage; still It U a book that ought to be kept under took
and key. and not left carelessly about tho bona*.
It contains the cxperienoo and adrice of a phyaMan
whose reputation Is world- wid». and shouldi bo U» the pri-
vate drawer of every male and female thronghoot the on tiro
globe. It embraces everything on tho subject of thegener
a tire system that is worth knowing, and muck that is not
published in any other work.
Rent to an; one (free of postage) tor Fifty
Address Dr. Batto Dispensary, No. 12 X- Eighth street,
•t Loui«, Mo.
Notict to th# Afflicted and UnfortuMto.
Before applying to tho notorious quack* who ndTertiso In
r.51? Ew£p!£
^£TBut«Socnp4es a double hoaae of twenty eerea rooms;
le la ill I I by some of the most celebrated modieal pro**-
sort of this ooantry and Europe, and oan be oonsult*! pjr-
sshiit or by mall, on tbe dleeneee mentioned in bU works
Oaoonnd parlors. >o. It North Kigbtb street, between
THE CHEAPEST
JWhotesaie Grocery Store
IN TEXAS OF
WAGNER & RUMMEL,
We allow 14 per Cent for Casli down in Silver or 3J per Cent for
down in Gold. Currency taking in payment at \ per Cent above
Banking rates.
JUST RECEIVED AND
TO ARRIVE:
200 SacKs Coffee,
20 " Pepper,
500 «Salt,
100 Barrels criiclxed Sugar,
20 " powdered "
25 " A, coffee "
50 " C. " "
100 " Louisiana "
30 " Molasses,
FLOUR:
100 Barrels Pride of Texas,
50 " " » Georgia,
100 " Eagle Steam,
100 • Wagner & Bununel's
Best,
Every Barrel warranted.
50 Barrels Crackers,
20 « Rice,
150 " Liquors,
100 " St. Louis Beer,
20 " California Wine,
20 " Catawba "
150 cases Lye,
300 " Coal Oil,
200 " Bidwell's Axle Grease,
100 " Sardines,
600 boxes Bitters,
500 " Liquors, |
100 " Wines,
100 " Starch,
200 » Candles,
200 " Soap, Proctor & Gamble's
25 •< " Castile,
150 « Tea,
1000 " Canned Goods,
100 " Brandy Cherries,
100 " Jellies,
300 " Chewing Tobacco,
5000 Pounds Smoking '•
50 Bales Leaf <•
50 Sheep Dip «
20,0000 Segars,
1500 Dozen Pipes,
100 Gross Swedish Matches,
20i) ltichardson "
200 " Le Faivres "
200 " Parlor •'
&c. &c. Sc.
RESTORE YOUR SIGHT.
NORTON & DEUTZ,
18, COMMERCE STREET, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS,
Wholesale aid Retail Dealers in
HAM&WAM*
LATEST IMPllOVED
Farming: Utensils and Machinery,
ARMS AND AMMUNITION,
FISHING TACKLE,
LEATHER,
Oils, Paints, and Window Glass,
AGENTS FOR
UTICA STEAM ENGINESJAND SAW MILLS;
WHEELER'S PAT. THRASHERS AND HORSE-
POWERS;
BUCKEYE MOWERS & REAPERS,.
VICTOR SORGHO MILLS AND EVAPORATORS
COLEMAN'S FLOUR AND GRIST MILLS;
JAS. LEFFEL'S TURBINE WHEELS,
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS.
J. H. KAMPMANN
ARCHITECT & BUILDER,
l> prepared to contr*ot for *11 kind* of Muton Work, ;itou« outtiag, Oarbeoler Wori
Plastering and Painting
J. H. KAMPMANN'S
NEW DOOR, SASH AND BUND FACTORY
Tb« undcriigued h«ving eompleud hit new Factory, in which all wort- 1, don*
Mftchiu«*J Stum power, ia prepared lo make at the ahorteit notice :
Doom. Wlndowa, Blinda and M tiding of overy .iescription. Ripping and PlainW
umber. Making 1 inch and $ inch Fleoring, and all other article! connected with uf
irpenter Ruiineer. Seaeoned I,amber, White and Yellow Pine and Logician* Swain
ppre»» eonelantly on hand. '
ALSO SAWING ROCK BY STEAM POffER
ALL ORDKUS WILL BE I'KOMPTLV KXKCUTKD.
OFFICE--On Street, Wear the Alamo.
March 12dtt)
J. H. KAMPMANN'
IpectM* Bendered Useless.
Save vour Eyes,
RESTORE YOUR SIGHT,
Throw awn; jour SPECTACLE*.
Old Eyes Hade lew.
All diseases of the Eye snecosssfnlly trea-
ted by
DR. J. BALL & CO.'S
New pantent improved ivory
eye CUps-
Read for yourself and Restore youi
Sijslit.
Spectacles and Surgical Operation ren-
dered useless. The Inestimable Blessing
of Sight is mado perpetually by the use of
the new Patent Improved Ivory Eyk
Cups
Many of our most eminent physicians,
oeculists, students and diviDes have had
their Sight permanently Restored for life,
aud cured of the following diseases
1. Impaired Vision j 2. Presbyopia, or
Far-sightness, or Dimness of Vision, com-
monly called ltlurring; 3. Asthenodia, or
Weak liycs; 4 Epiphora, Running or
Watery Eyes; 5. .Sore Eyes—specially trea-
ted with the Eye Cups—cure guaranteed ; 6.
Weakuess of tho Retina, or Optic Nerve j
7. Opt haluiia, or Iiufla'mmatiou of the Eye
and its appendages,, or imperfect vision
froiu tbe ellects of Inflammation ; 8. Pho-
tophobia, or Iutoleranco of Light; 9. Over-
worked Eyes; 10. Mydcsopia — moving
Bpocke or floating bodies before the eyes;
11. Amourosis, or Obscnrity of Vision ; 12.
Cataracts; Partial Blindness ; the Lois of
Sight.
Any one can use the Ivoky Eye uri
without the aid of the or medictne, so as to
receive immediate beneficial results and
never wear spectacles; or, if using now,
to lay them aside forever. We guarantee
a cure in every case whore the directions
are follwed, or we will refund the motley.
2,309 CERTIFICATES OF
CUBE
from lioneBt Farmers, Merchants—somo of
them tbe most eminent leading profession-
al and business men, and women of educa-
tion and refinement, in onr country—can
be seon at our otlico.
Under date ot March 29. Hon. Horace
Grkely, of the New York Tribune, writes:
,,J. Ball, of our oity, is a conscientious
and responsible man, who is iucapable of
intentional deception or imposition.
Prof. W. Mkurick, of Lexington Ky.,
wrote, April 24th, 1869: „Witbout my
spectacles I pen you this note, after using
tho Patent Ivory Eye Cups thirteen
dayB, and this morning perused tbe entire
oontentsof daily newspapers, and all with
tbe unassisted eye.
„Truely am I grateful for your noble inven-
tion. May Heaven bless and preserve yoo;
I have been ueing spectacles twenty years.
I nin seventyyearsold.
Truly yours, PROF. W. MERRICK."
Rev. Joskpii Smith, Maiden, Mas., cured
of Partial Blindness, of 18 years' standing
in one minute, by the Patent Ivory Eye
Cups.
E. C. Ellis, late Mayor of Dayton, Ohio
wrote us, Nov. 15th, 1869: I have tested
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est invention of the age
Wm. Beati.y M. D., Salvisa, Ky., writes
,,Thanks to you for tlui greatest of all inven-
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Alhx. E. Wyeth, M. D., Atchison, Pa.,
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tic norve, to my utter astonishment your
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San Antonio Daily Express. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 171, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 3, 1874, newspaper, November 3, 1874; San Antonio, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth441391/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.