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OKR|S TOOTH PASTE

For cleaning, identifying and prescribing the Teeth
1VNllIS preparation has acquired great celebrity by
L its possessing the most invaluable properties for
giving the Teeth polish, swreting the breath, aud
trely rraicung the scurvy. 1t is formed of ngred-
ents pleas mt to tho taste, nnd highly beneficial to the
health and preservation of the Teeth and gums nor
does possess atom OF corrosive nature, the enamel
of the Teeth, instead of being impaired las inevitably
the in most other compositions will be preserved
ard rendered beautiful in the extreme. For sale at the
BAZAAR, corner OF II Charles and Common st.
uJ RUSH g. ALLAN.
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METAIRIE JOCKY CLUB RACES.

TNHE Fall Meeting FOR 1880, over the METAfRIE
Il COURSE, will commence ON The second Wed-
nesay (l2th) in l'ccenher and continue five days.
F1rst Dny-Jocky Club Purse $8n- mile heats.
Second Dny-Jocky Club Purse $l20l-3 mile heats
Third Dny-Jocky Club Purse $-O0a-4 mile heats.
Fourth Day-Jocky Club Purse $6o0-mile heats
best 3 in 5.
FijM Day-Propretor's Purse $O"0-nile heats.
ia PETER CEN AS, Sec'y.
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THE JACKSON AND LAcouRsE srREErc CARS

III THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET CARS
leave the head Of Jackson 81 o'clock AM Caual
street at o'clock At halfpast o'clock they
rave beih ends every hall hour until O'Clock except.
ens that instead Of leaving Canal 81 ocluck the car
will leave There Ut o'cinck PM
i. pattlcuar requested that gentlemen will not pu
their feet the cushuus in the cars When ladies
present.
Office New Oream. 4 Carrolltsn
Rail Road Company,
October gid, ie39. JOHN HAMPSON
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

Els soussign6s, nouvcaux propriGtaires de l'G-
- tab issnmcnt situe dons la rue do Ia Obrapia,
No. lay, connu le dc MANSION
HOUSE, ont Phonneur d'informnr lie public, quis
tcront tous curs efforts pour SC Isbd,e agreables
aux personncs qu voudront bien les favorisur de
leur confance. Los commodities quo fFre ce,te mai
'on aux vovngcurs sont nssez connues pour no
point juger nccessairo den rarc lei 10 detail.
2l srp-ly CUNY & FULTON.
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Ovrrtures to
La BAYAD-kE Il LIE PIllLTRE.
Tomorrow,
ENGl1SllMAN IN INDIA.

U Doors open at 6-Pcrformances to commence
att O'clock. IN
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FIR NEW YORK-THlS DAY.
Louisiana and Nru IDrk Line.
Fl The elegant, fast sailing, regular rnr Ike,
,i1hfrN ship MISSISSIPPI, liarl master, having
E- her entire cary" engaged and "n board, will he
despatched above. For freight of specie only
passage, having splendid recommendations, apply on
board, tier bel.'w the Vegetable Market, or 10
di " K FOSDlCk Il Co, 20 Camp st
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u Season Tickets NAV be had at the Box Office
Open from 10 until 3 o'clock.
WASHIN G r ON BALL ROOM
ST. PHILIP STREET,
PETwEEN ROYAL BOURBON STREETS.
'I>ilE MANAGER Of the Washing ton Ball Room
respectfully informs his friends ard the public,
the nh"ve mentioned establishment will open for The
season. on Monday eveEing. November Alb, 1889, bya
GRAND DRESS AND MASQUERADE BALL.
aud will continue throughout the season every Monday
"Wednesday md Saturday evening Of each week.
Abundance for Gentlemen, g. 90
New OIlenns Oct. olll lR34
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nOUBl .ODNS-34n Mexican and Patriot Duub
IL looms for sale by
d4 ARYOH FISK.
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TO HOUSEKEEPEKS, HOTELS, S7E1M-
V1NIiE subscribers wing dire CT from the
manufacturers large supplies Of Glass, China and
Enrihenwa'e, "nking tassca, Plated and SILVER ~are
l"n-t furnishing goods generally, which they oGer At
anus ally 10" prices, Mt NJ" " Camp street, and No. "a
Common street. n2t-4w u REDWER N Co
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1IN0Csl uSNlCa.
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCt.S

Drccm,cr 3rd ls3H
Rre f.udwip. Lcrnarh Fall innrr, & bedford
Br. Esp Prucha Estapi. iarc.Ipn tironn. \ co
Sig Chrstana. Ballard. Baltimore G Balti. .n,c
Sch D"ric. Ranior'I, Tnmpico. J Robert. co
Sch Annie. Farri., Mobile III AsLhripe
Sch Ca.sus, Prie,Ily. Mobile. f. A Bridge
Sch Monitor. Lisony. Mobile LHGse
Srh Naird. Williams. Aakupas. Master
ship Mississippi billiard. New York. " Il Fnsiilk
Steamer WIN Robinson. Inks. Mobile, Master |
Steamer G.liHtin, Hunter. Nashville Master |
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ARRIVALS

:,
Tow boat Lion Rid C. from ihc South West Pass having
proceeded 10 with her tow. ned /" the city with the
ship AppOlo brig Heca, Pelm0n and Feiuca.
Ship artlomisy. Lefn. FIN Bordeaux
Ship Columbia Cntfi. fm Boston
Barqne i.igona, Hawthorn fin tland
Sch Cnrine. Hitchcock fin Galveston
Sch Export Gardiner fin Newport. via koy w
Ship APpoln. Richer FIN Portsmouth
hre Hsca, Whiting, fin Malaga
Brig Pamon Johnson. 100 days from Stockholm, to Ian
fer 4
Felucca San Philip. Plai. MALARIA
Steamer Roholul. Nilson fun Vickshurg
Steamer Maid ofOrleans flu 81 Louis
Steamer J Dupre Gnrd"n fin Rntor Rouge
Steamer American, Z allweli, fin Qua chits.
EXPORTS
No list of Imports handed in to-day
IMPORTS
RoRpEAux. Per ship Arthenoi.y. Cargo wine &c
Rosros. Per ship Colunhus. Cargo. don't know
GALVESTON Per harque lgnnia Cargo potatoes hay &c
Per schr Coz inc In ballast
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NEW ORLEANS \ cARRoLLToN RAIL ROAD.

NOTICE. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
To commence the LIST Of November, 1899.
cs az M ueaek
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Vcrandal, St. Charles Theatre, Campt Street
Theatre, Caldwclls ST. Charles Arcade, Ilo.
tets, Stores, Dwellings, &c. &c.
CAPITAL PRIZES
Louisiana Grand Real Estate and Stock Lotteries.
BY authority ola law of,he State of Louisiana,
9th March, 1928.
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1t shall be at the option of the winners of prizes
bank stacks, either to take the stock itself the pal
value there OF in cash.
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IMPORTATION wanted of MAKl tu\lIN, from
L WySma!c, Ireland, who 10 this ity two years
ago, from New York. by her sister iE:> = IN, has inst
situation to take of children q rl,sruaid Adj
dress tho office Of the True Am-,icnn, -. Charles Ex-
change. bESS CDNIIN. DIE
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nRAYS, Carts aud wheelbarrowc, landing from ship
} Charles. from Philade phia and for sale from the
Ievre, by ~ +. Comfy,
DIV ~ Camp st
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL AGENT
Important to Agriculturalists.
IMPROVEMENT IN RAKES,

/ TAKE this method TO inform my friends and he
l. public generally, that have invented and sscprt
by letters patent, new and greatly improved meA&d
constructing Rake Teeth for all kinds oil hay aud g'A
Rakes and other rakes used and employed in ngrlcut
ture. The construction Of my Rake is simple andeay
to be understood make them, excepting the teeth
any of the known forms of hand rakes for manual pow
err of the larger rskes with thils for horse power,
having fixed, not revolving heads. The head OF tho
large horse rake will generally be about ten feet IN
length, (Which, however, may be increased or dminh.
edD by two and a half inches in thickness, made oil
spruce, basswood other sufficiently light and strong
timber. head Of the nbove length will contain "a
teeth. These teeth made Of wire about fourth
FIVE sxeenths of inch in diameter, two feet more
less, desired, in length end Of which loops
are turned TO receive the bolts tooth is then laid on
the head pointing forward the bolt being passed through
the loops and the head Of the rake, TO which II made
fast by nut underneath The tooth then bent down
forward brought back and under up and the head
long and straight end Of the tooth pointing down before
and at right angles with the under sde Of the head
The tooth is adjusted that in its circular part will
stand off from the head except at the place OF fastening,
about half inch from every surface Of the head This
spiral structure OF the teeth gives them superior eas
city, that each tooth readily yields to whatever oh.
struction may fall in its way without impeding the pro-
gress Of the rake which passes the obstruction and
quickly regans Its position, without dimnuton Of its
elastic power less OF its burden. hope those who
until they have Of my rakes, and that those
who do not think Of purchasing one, will recoect that
one man and horse, with OF these rakes will rake
about as fast as men with the old fashioned mple
ment individuals who doubt their utility have the
privilege Of trying them before purchasing. shall
in Middletown, and at A. Howards shop in East Rul.
land. No charge for inspection.
HEZEKiAH HAYNES.
Middletown, Vt, June, 1889. $3.50
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THE Pffr-NTX BfTTERS, a., 90 called. bersuss
rcy possess the power 81 restoring the expiring eah,rs
81 health, xouiag v'sof throughout the coustta
ton, the Ph1aix " sAil TO be resercd 10 life from
Inc htbes 81 u, own dissolution. The fhunx bhter'
entirely vegetable. composed Of roots ouo1 col. IN
eertsiu part, cf the western ccun;fy. which VII iafs
bly, cure FEVTRs AGuES Of ell kinds viii never
fail TO eradicate sntirtly all the saect 81 Mercury NJ
hai,sly toontr than the powerful preparations Of
,srtspars, snl will Immediately cure the determine
ton 81 ~ ,OOD to the HEAD never fs VA the sick
inetdenf yvnns f,rsIe aud viii be found GER
remedy IN all cases 81 nrrropS debility ard e7ln,o
Fl tho mos, impaired constitutions. Asa remedy for
Chrense and fafaanaaiory Ilh,umaiisa the efficacy Of
the PhGaiS Bitiefp viii be 1emoustraicd by the use of
single bottle. The usual dose oi these btor half
wine glass foil, IN water wine, and this quantity
rsy be taken two three times day about hall an
hour before meals, les, quantity may be taken at
all times. To those who afflicted with indigestion
sef meals, these Bitter will prove Invaluable, as they
greatly increase the action ofhe principal yeera help
them 10 perform their functions and enable The stomach
10 discharge into the bowels Whatever Is ohcnsivc.-
Thus ind sestioD is EARLY aud speedily removed ape
ie restored aud the mouths Of the absorbent vessels
being oltsnsed nGtition facilitated, aud strength OF
body and energy ofmod are The happy results. FOR
further particulars OF MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS. and
PHOENIX BIrTERs. apply a, Mr. Monsts ohoe, No.
SIG Broadway, New York, where the Pills can he Oh
tanned for Is cents, so cents or per box; anu the
Bittett for 81 or 50 per bottle. JJNumerons eorh-
cate, Of the wonderful efficacy Of both may be there
Inspected,
10 some obstinate and complicated cases Of chronic
and iths story Rheumatism, Liver Complaints, Fe
and Ague, Dyspepsia, Palsy. P'ie', inJ"'e, from
N, Of Mercury quinitns, and other dpenas 81 long
Standing, it may he found necessary TO take both The
Life PHI, and the Phoenix Bte, in the doses before
recommended.
N. B-Thesc Pills, and the Bi,,ers will get all mer-
cnry Of the sy.,em infinitely faster than the best
preparations Of sasaparia and are certain remedy Tor
the rushing Of blood 10 hehead all rtoient headache,
tic douepeur, &e.--All persons who are predisposed
to appopiery palsy, &c, should he without the
Life Pills B,ters. for dose in time will save life
They equslze the circulation Of the blood draw all
pressure from the head restore respiration, and throw
of every mpurity by the pores Of the skin
For sale by BURT s MASON, Agents for the
County Of Rutland. 5:eowly
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DIR. Coke.

The unfortunate are respectfully informed that the
Albany Lock Hospital, established and modelled after
the much celebrated European Lock Hospitas has
ny years since been founded at Head Quarters, Nos
Norton street, Albany MY. To those unacqusinted
with this institution. il is necessary TO mention that il
has for its object the Of all such diseases syphl
is scroua, structures, diseases Of the ureha, lumbago
-four albus impotency, diseases Of the womb seminal
weakness OF both nodes, aries of the bones ghon
orrhna, elects, with all venereal complaints in general
etc.
Persons, ignorant Of the nature Of disease are not
most simple form, and through neglect or injudicous
treatment, assumes aggravated state Of disease
and occasions abscess liberation, psuodo syphilis,
cer premature old age, too often ending proracted
incurable state Of existence.
This Institution is under the superint enhance end
management Of Professor Cooke, MD. DID, LID. of
the city Of Albany, N. Y, who will eve his personal at
tendance the Dispen.ary attached TO .hc
at all hours iovalids requiring his professional
vices. lie having had much experience ia this
branch Of medical practice than usually falls 10 the lot
OF any one member of the profession, therefore feels
such confidence Of his ability TO give universal satisfac
ton that he sssnses all applicants need despair of
complete recovery.
The unfortunate therefore, who have suffered from
the want OF success ny those less experienced are nvi
ted to visit the Hospital, which only require. to be
known 10 be Of support where the most perfect
cIesy may be depended on and the utmost privacy will
attend those who call. The whole house is exclusive
y appropriated 10 the Of patients, who will always
be received into separate apartments, md al no time
unless at the request Of the patient will third party be
present.
Professor Cooke has a number OF handsomely furnish
ed private chambers at No SO, Greene st. where he
will receive gentlemen who may require medical aid
Residing himself on the premises, he will thereby be
enabled 10 dedicate than ordinary attention TO his
patients. Gentlemen will find it both convenient. ms
well as economical, in all Of disease TO retire TO
these furnished rooms.
As long Professor Cooke desires 10 benefit the pub
lie, II is proper he shond continue his advertisement
for the good Of strangers s well known that peop
G ~ in Of NJ
nature even when physician is pre- empcntly success.
full.
Communications. post paid 10 the address Of Profess
sor Cooke NJ. ID. ID. d. LII. D., Albany. Y. encos
ing bank note counselling fee, will have attention.
(none other will be received) or personal consua
ton may be had al all times usual at the Dspensary
which properly fitted and arranged with separate Of
fees for confidential interviews.
GJ'Counselling fees and charge. reasonable.
Odico No Norton st.-House, No 80 Green street
Taft
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rlir Good S.iM.iRfr.t.N

GFA CONTRAsr.--.n ssiien,, from the reu'oiea
'gc, have bal ir,. W, Ceoabut ouiy found oct The
vsy e. AmenoA Before the tine Of TIE great rrsnish
npt.Estof. peeFle eplr snsblsJ 10 p~d3e sbooi
,be ssst.s. Jos, With the LIS. He9sinr'. " 70 bot
wo 'ssst yssFf stnes ht vshtore4 ufsa an unkuown
sceta. ssd have discovered the pfccios, Object wss
b. arch I-HEALTH Vegetable nttieiass wee
ipjset 3d. % whss ccu1ssoeJ ny tes rch. but their
s.t BY the Al them. hsse net ouiy rats.
81 rca tn detected iarAld, 90 the hale hearty and
sciiss e busesst,. bat, compariltvsy speaking.
have renewed nay youth. can thus. with confidence
10 ssy own srpsritprs advise ~iih ny fellow CT sen.
Dee 'hs reader wsui proof that the Nsge'sSlc Life
Medic ne, sadstic TO BIS c~n estc have GO 6s
a, M eics $40 Bfosdwsy, HUNDREDS of letters, from
some Of the most respectable citSsas Il this my BsVt
lani, res5;sfy oHsrej IA testimony Of the virtues Of
geel Vegetable Medicine.
rerfpas Who're Constitutions have bten nearly ruined
ahr tho ~si nfshle mineral prePsfs'cos Of the day,
vii hssf uitnes thA, the Liie Necin.f, end such
osly, are the true esure 10 permanent good health
ions MUTpAr.
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THE rtLL BLOOD. THOROUGH BREED
HORSE
Washingtn Gre,

n, the reaae,t Of the breeder, OF Hurtes IN this vi
ciuity, the eelsbtsiei Here Washington Grey. Will
stand Tor IN. benefit Of stock. the on,uing a.
follow. Mondays snd Tuesdays at w. L. Hydes 10
suibary. Wednesday, at r. scohsld, Brandon, Thurs
DAY. at II. O. Sessions rtsfrj Friday. and Saturdays
., q. u. Besmsni East Rutland, and 80 on through
the season.
Washington Grey was sired by the celebrated horse
North STAR the North Star by the full tloo1 knglish
imported horse Old Soldier. h dam the Fnglwh tro,tcr
and full blood EDglsh imported Mare. For speed Wnd
beauty she surpassed any exhibited IN Amer
ica.
The reputation Of said horse is universally known
an stands high, 10 the Estimation OF judges, that
need not 20 into onA deail,-suce TO say, Washing
ton Grey Is 9 hands high and in point OF bone, cord
muscle. zoe proportions speed and bottom, stands uu-
for growing firm aud thorough boitomed horos. 10 call
and examine for themselves, and not listen 10 the voice
Of horseteRder that u olectoneering
for their friends. Let every tub stand its own bot
tom.
TRRMs.-Si0 the season warrants agreed UPON
any person pntting two more mares, ten per cent
discoupt,Sli mares insured and disposed Of before
loaing time, will be held responsible for the insurance
money,-mares insured aud not returned regularly 10
the horse will be charged by the season.
CERTIFICATES.
certify that !, Stephen Bigsby Of Guilford, Wind
ham County VI, raised the Washington Grey, aud
know his stock TO be better than the stock from any
other horse within the bounds Of my knowledge.
We the undersigned, are well acquainted with the
stock Of the Washington Grey, and know II TO be su-
perior 10 any other stock-N Phelps, J Westherhead
G Hisley,IE Tucker, Brown, r iienry. r Hyde
y Jones, Marsh, c Elmore, Il Houghton, II Chase
J Jones. l9:3m
STEPHEN MILLER.
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the child began 10 breath more freely. | .,m ~.
vered until evening, when u was apparently r.s,,.
nr fast. And although few houp before IN, ~,
wa. supposed to be pas, all recovery, tw. tvt,A..
day, before we were enabled TO return home wshn'
child which rcgsincd it's usual health, IN,
since remained go.
You will therefore. consider that ! can but ai,,..
Deb, Of gratitude in informing you OF the psr,,,o,,s
the whole of which asoribc to tho virtue Of N. r.
iciue. HIRAM I, BRUSH
st Albans, June Is, 1877.
az This may certify that my wife Mary Gt,,a,Ns
been deaf in 81 years. cocasioned by tn. ma
slc. for which she in early life used many rcmeas,
vain. But being Of consumptiye habit, wa, induced
TO take n bottle OF "Rcv. N, n, Downs Nege,sbt b,
samic Elixer, and TO her astonishmep before using CO.
bottle, her hca ring restored entirely txprtts
herself thankful that she s able 10 converse iretyw8
her family aud friends, And although much wrsIe
with severe cough, she has, by taking three bottle
been far restored to be able to attend to her T.
nestle duties. JOB GkhLN
St Albsns. July Is, 1886,
This may certify that for eighteen months, prevos
TO the spring Of 1887, ] was troubled with sever
cough which threstened 10 terminate IN consumpos
and was unwcll that was obliged to give up I'll
business at which time concluded with rtlur
tAnce to try the effect OF the then medicine,
Downs Bslsamo Elixer, when TO my surprise sndth,i
of my family, began rapidly to recover aud IN lev
weeks was able TO resume my business But this va
| not all. For great number OF years had been pt.
tally deaf, caused by cold and our astonishmon, va
still increased TO find that my hearing ha. been enl
restored which attribute entirely TO the Of tt
elixir, and have since cpjoyed good health.
NATHANIEL PIERCE
Lewiston, VI. July 1888.
For sale at No. &c Washington street, three door,
from S. s. Pecks tavern, by
w.R.FoRD sc.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL AGENTS.
Beckwith H. Dyer, salisbury; Mcssrs Conanii slu,
Brandon Henry Symonds Pttsiord Hitchcock MOI.
gen West Rutland and Clarendon; at the Casiloion
Bookstore; Stanley Lefhngwell & Co. West Poultpey
c. II. Walker & Co. Benson A, l.. Cstlin Orwell ;
Kent Wright shorehsm VIM. Marsh Shrewsbury, and
| vicinity; VIM Fay Rutland
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DANIELS r. BELL
COUGHS COLDS AND CONS UMPTION
N. III. DOWNS,
Vegetable BalsAAntc Eyjxj,..

If\NE OF the most certain and sure remedies, for
~ coughs, colds, consumptions, whooping cough
asthma, caiarh Group and all diseases Of The lungs
which has ev = been offered TO the public.
Tins Elixir unlike any Of the cough remedy, il the
result Of long experience by the proprietor in his own
case, who in the year 1927, given over by his
friends and physicians as 10 a confirmed consumption
(with bleeding at the lungs by which disease
previous, he had lost two brothers. Since that lime
1t has been administered TO thousands with unpa
success, as may be seen by reference the few eert
heates suiJoined TO the pamphlet attached 10 each bot
lie, and may be had OF agents without charge.
u does not operate most cough medicines do re.
lievng The patient for few days, sfter which thew
ioathe II, leaving the cough NOR. tight than b.fot
on The contrary does not stop the cough instantly bot
enables the patient TO throw of the tough phlem with
out decorating the lungs, while nature and the healing
qualities OF the exer, by removing all morbid Irita
uons aud imam nation from the lungs 10 the surface
and finally expels IL by peupiration and otherwise will
effect cure and the patient during the mean time will
become attached 10 H. by which means and perseyer.
snee, many valuable lives have been saved.
lew eeriihesies are added 10 convince the most in
ereduous OF the superiority Of this medicine over GOV
otnef 10 USE while is reeomm ended those ia ring
l" ieao' ry' Judge, add then speak as they 6od."
hesut Cariss Russell cannot forbesr 10 info,m
you ~ me result upon one Of my children from the use
Of IN IL. Downs Vegetable Bslssmc tli.ern som.
ume iss winter wa, on visit to my fsiher.inIsw 10
'ericc, with my wife and children when there IN.
younger, ION took violent cold, which resulted IN an
sneeon uPcn the lungf, which bid fair 10 terminal, az,
's 10 fh"rt time The advice Of regular
anu oherr hsving been obtsibed, which spp.sre Of no
seFlee 10 The little sufferer, the last resort coolI
u'iSk o. was induced 10 ride twenty mile, and OBJ
aine' bottle al Ihe Elixir. Upon nv return v.o,
S'"''''''p 'onin''isnDs Il, and % short hour