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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

OIILILIT T , OELL6
ERY virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias
ID issued by the Clerk of the circuit
court of Lowndes county, and to me d.
rected, win sch for cash at the court house
door in Columbus, on Monday the sixteenth
day of March, next, the following property, to
wit:
Lots Number one, and ten, in block %, in
the town of West Port,
Levied on as the property of Benjamin
plnnket, TO satisfy said fl ia. in favor of Hos
kins g. Cornell.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated the 18th Feb, 1910.
p. M. GRANT,
Sheriff Lowndes County.
% 4t. printers fee SIS
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
Dated, February, A, 1910, At 81. prs. S
% At prsf SIS 90.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
DY virtue of writ of Fieri Facias, issued
ID by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Lowndes county, and'to me directed, will sell
for cash at the Court House door, in Columbus.
on Monday the sixth day of April next the
following property to wit: Squares 81 and SO,
south of Main street; fractional squares 40 and
Al, south of Main street, and square, number
81, south of Main street. Also the intere s. OF
Edgar Frazee in OF number 2, in square num-
Der 2, north of main street, in the plan of the
town of Columbus.
Levied on as the property of Edgar Frazee
to satisfy said Fl. "a in favor of McNulty Mills
and Merritt, use of Cleaveland Lewis y Co.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated the 10Th February, 1910.
P. NJ GRANT, Sheriff Of
LoaondeS County.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10

atCElvING & FORWORDING,
we subscriber. agent for steamers, JEFF
can, erson, Ialla Rookh, and Me6ora, will r. :
q goods and forward them by those boats
R,S.y point on the Tombigby or Alabau a
~,,a ,s' lree from any charge for Commission
NJ, RUDD n. FRY,
~s'le, Feb. ls4O--22 81. 50.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

tPrs fee 81 5O.-2s-4w1
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
SHERLFFS SIZE.

Iprs fee s5-24-4w1
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Dated the 18th February, ls40.-prsf IS ids
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
SHERTFF'S SALE.@

No. %. 1t prSf. 81 so.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

no. y, At. prsf. s.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18
JosEPH HART
IN Interesting case Of Lotc-
ness Of Spirits. 'rith a rio
Tent Snnsmodic .3ncction

Nj. France Caldwell yes Affected taf several
yeats vith eatfeene debility. ogether euh as,a
81 sympious generally tsuaei netHo1s aGscuons.
sad which, perhaps, II av5a hc fupnsFtbs Ter tha
pan ~ j.Ns MOST ltataed fhysictaus % describe.
ta iAts iae 81 spss tlsu stomach we're 80 ire.
qnrai and cacrHcaupg ge hearty 50 depfse hsm VI
reason. pans ti tAa itmts, sA;snding even 10 he
hugcfH ata taeA, stckhess a. the stomach, Aed
general agitation 81 }Ae whnle system. Eascs1s
suh common taeldent rendered the mihs. iimh
aud apnt'hsustve la order to remove these Ola
tfeas1us sybptDni4, ara restore the censtutgsn "
ats t4mer enorsg, iafse pufliou Of msdiehl ss;T
had been exhausted uifAopi aty aavBnlsFt, caaass
81 a.t. and older remedies wee also uRssatlAg, .sA
tho ntd and tecy appeared 10 ha devoted TO .
fptbess disease. ~ thls hopeless end isnesik
situatien, Mr.. Caldwell ~a& recommended to lnaks
tris OF Hunts hqlauie Pills. the effects II which
were visible "a ICES days, AID BY continuance
Of the medicine taceofeag 70 drsctons,l his
stlopgih became completely restored, and a sound
state o. health most tageiy established.
FRANCIS Caldwell.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18
The Foreign News.

Since the dates bought by the Britannia
~ later intelligence has been received than
that brought by this vessel. From .the
tone of The European papers several Am
crican periodicals have solaced themselves
with the hope that war in Europe viii
he averled and proxinate and satsfacto-
~ adjustment OF the Eastern question be
effected. II The chances of peace on the
European hofison have been increased, il
mnsl be admitted that the prospects OF war
are even more numerous, challenging the
attention OF the most incteduous. To
ntaprr understanding of the question, let
~ eoecisely and imparlially submit a short
synopsis Of the situation and present feat
atrs of that Important and difficult contro-
vefsv.
The Chamber Of Deputies who assemble
on the Isl Nov, will be the body to whom
will hc submitted the question OF peace or
war and should they entertain kindred
views with Nr. Theirs, however reluctant
the King may br to involve France in n
war with the allied Powers, yet with such
en- expression of the popular will, he, with
his accustomed fnesse, would find him
SELF obliged to yield, and Mehemet Ali
would then receive the aid he has RICH,
In expect and the allied Powers lesson
which their recent insults and former inlu-
res so deserved.y merit. In a country like
France, whose population is alive to sense
ol national honor and whose Indignation
and enthusiasm have reached a fearful
height as is evident from the tone Of the
press as well OF the interior as Of the pop
uous and commercial cities Of the sea-
board, ii ought 10 satisfy the most peace
owing snul, that where public opinion is so
powerful as il is there. the Deputies would
nal oppose The tide Of popular feeling that is
laudly calling for hostilites upon the sworn
and invelerate enemies of their own, their
beloved France.
So much for the internal situation Of the
country, now The externa position Of al
fairs is more simple but yet more emhar-
ras.ing, for il must be remembered that in
the note addressed by Dir. Theirs to the
English government, he SAYS that France
would not suffer the division Of the Pach-
alic OF Egypt 20 hs cartied into execution.
To which Lord Palmerston replied "that
the determination of his government de-
pended entirely upon the opposition made
by Mehemet Ali TO the execution OF the
&reaiy." Thus it is evident that the peace
81 Europe depends upon the course which
Mshemet will pursue, aud according to the
latest intelligence, he has ordered his son
lbrahim to cross the Taurus If this be
confirmed, the question Of the East has
cot an impetus which must end either in
the eatry OF Ibrshim or tina, OF the Rus
sans iuto Constaatinople, either of which
events will produce general eonaagration
"a Europe.
At 40 period during the controversy were
shere 10 our opinion more Imminent pros
psets Of q war lhon at the present time.
The French government will no longer
Ae abe TO steer a middle course between
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18
HUNTS botanic Pills.

Aner much suffering from FerSy and Igue, dur
ing lie spring and tall, tor tho last Jour years, aud
the pecuuiary injuries attendant Oh the ladsPost-
ton Of one whose eKerlions large family was
dependant for support and having without success
tested the Skill o many medical advisers, at ex-
pense could well Afford, IA the fall Of S36,
finding the premomiory symptoms Of tie disease
approaching, vas induced by FREUD who had
tried your medicine TO purchase a package Of your
Botanic Pills, and now have the happiness TO In
form you-and through You, those who may be
similarly AFFECTED that they c0Gnicraclcd the
disease, nor have ! been troubled with IL since and
my confidence continues 70 uphold me in the be-
lieftha your Botanic Pills are the most safe, the
cheapest mos, eficacious and radical cure for that
distressing disease Ferer and 1gue All | eau
for the present offer you for the blessing you have
been instrumental in comforting me, is my
suraace OF unceasng gratitude aud esteem.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18
Consltmltl0n Cured.

Mr.. ldward Russell, Was, IN December last
suddenly seized wi3h cold Ehiverlhgs, which wsre
succeeded by paiusin every part Of the body. The
pains contpucd severe until The month OF May.
when be began spit blood, this was shortly after
succeeded by hacking cough, swelling aus pain
IN the chest and the discharge OF blood frem the
mouth became considerable; ihess symptoms,
which are often the messengers OF sudden death,
we're, ~ the OF a lew weeks, followed by
thick y,scid suppuratoH mingled with bleed. This
appeared is give him temporary re-
lief, the cough became less troublesome. and tbs
appetite increased. The discharge Of pus acrea.-
ed, aud the body was wasted to assume al
tho appearances OF one who Hgera ~ the last stage
Of Consumption. The physicians who attended
sathsed in their opinion that no hope reined,
and that further trial Of medicine would be entirely
useless. la this dire and forlorn state. hs hsgss
10 use Hunts Botanic Pills, and BY taking = ssw
boxes of the medicine he has received a perfect
cure, and has since enjoyed excellen, health. The
recovery of Mr.. Russell has astsnishsA
all his relatives and n ends and he tenders these
lnes to DR.. Hunt with everlasting gratitude.
EDWARD RUSSELL
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EDWARD RUSSELL.
Distressing case ofserere Spas
n1odic asthma, perfectly cur
ed bg Hunts Botanic Pals.

Mr.. Henry White, was for The space OF Two year
afflicted with Asthma, which proceeded
from wet aud cold; all the symptoms Of ths
complaint followed tightness across the chest,
with difficult and distressing breathing. During
he last wear Of his illness, the disease increased
aarmngly as to prevent his following asy business.
having lost his speech, and being threatened wFth
immediate sudocation. until cop,ous e1peetorstios
would on, which only gave him relief fora
few hours. The physicians who attended him. pro
nounced his complaint beyond the possibility OF
cue. but at last Providence directed a pamphletts
be left at his house, after which he procured some
Of DR. Hunts Botanic Pills, and after taking lev
boxes ho found himself entirely free from The COM
plant, being capable at this time Of any exercise.
even Of walking forty miles daily, and having ell
the enoymenis Of perfect health.
HENRY WHITE
(g5-OBstBvE Tint the Label each Box has the
following Inscriptions" Entered aeeerdimg f.
act Of Congress, the year 1899, BY Hffia~
Evans a. the Clark Office in the Southern Die
trict Court IF Actr- York"
"a NONE OTHER is GENUINE.
PRICE Is CENTS PER BOX.
Sold nj 100 Chatham Street, Nev- York
q .iea X * L PeIEEl Sc 1anton, ase oas.
). with the consent of the House of Assem-
. IS bIy) then it will be expedicnt to render the
e. Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Execu-
I'd tive Councillors and Judges independent
er NJ an annual vote for their respective sal
n aries that the House could not consent
he 10 grant an act OF indemnity to those per-
as SOUS who had applied the public monies IL
in legally and contrary 10 ths principles Of
The the Constitution, before an inquest had
IN been Instituted into the nature and extent
aid of such application OF the Provincial rev
ure enue that the House Yves grateful that
we'd lie demand ot q Provincial Agent shsuld
,out have been acceded to by the metropolitan
vsla- government, and that as soon es the f.
the nancial diffieu lties are permanently and am
EN- icably settled, then the House will provide
its for III ose persons who, before 1918, held
the lucrative Offices in The Provinces and which
.eht Offices have since been declared by the
and House unnecessary end useless 10 IN;
,drd Country that when the townships, which
;ov. are not now truly represented, obtain thei
fthe due representation by new subdivision
,om- Of the Country, the Honse will then at
TIA. tend 10 those measures which more psriie
uIsrly interest those portions Of the Cole
,h.l Inv. The independence Of the judges an
mae. their withdrawal from the political srena
,.,;,l the responsibility al aceountsbiIi,yof III
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18
Newark, n. j., July 81, 1899
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, EC
fectnGLLu Cured.

Mr.. WIN. Tucker having lately been restored 10
sound stale o. health, through the efficacy Of Dr.
liunts's Botanic Pills, thinks 1t indispensable
duty 10 state certain facts relative to the disease
under which he had long suffered. The sym
toms weFe-a painful obstruction. With a constant
rejection Of food, headache, palpijaiion Of The
heart. owness Of spirits, troublesome dry cough
dizziness, tightness the chest aud eihiculty Of
breathing, almost constant pain IA the s.ac, 'oiUs
and shoulders, accompanied with much Isugupr &
debility. These affections, together with an un-
usual degree Of fatu'ence, brough, op such stare
extreme weakness, as TO prevent him from al
ending TO his business, and his health appeared
lost beyond recovery. His friends and relatives
became alarmed at the melancholy prospect, aud
strongly recommended Hunts Botanic pus-tbey
were administered, and in a few DAYS producrd
astonishing relief, and finally realized perfect
sioration TO sound health.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18
NOVEMBER IL.

...s..hrnes, At cast. r. can sgeci 'bs |
,t,4 be staakfsl, "a ihc Cans5iaa ptis'a.
ora have brea s~pststel aad ss@'c ael to
.,,e+. As CONNECTS N Naa De
-. Lad. ONF NOT TO KNOW
WHERE ANOTHER IS PLACED --
n, Wait SAYS death srrmrd mciey
- .hett naat companions snd mighi also
\. "a ihrm." bet do hHr that ihose
A.. are SHARED wiil vet be etnanripstrd.
faaf Tread n sincere sympathy.
MARIA WAITE.
This ia q mrisnctniy story and u the
,sa8,eA. nj hnaesi anil worthy mep
rs,m Ena.ad's hell.hound government,
"a. thus transported Ia living tomb ldf
a., crime. bat for their bravery and love
.fcouatfv, how poor and wrr,ehed mast
,,nv af thrit lsmilirs he = Bot there Is
~ hcln. - The leading men Of the two
,.,ts,es here, disown such unfouuustes ::
ne banking. payeoog, gambling. specu-
f,fos clssx hsvr M souls. they live bot 'or
GAIN ard pleasure the Canadians are r.
If.d. and wsi they may we exiles are
h,skra down and the clergy, ! iorbesr
m sneak OF. Yet | would have believed
hat an association fnr the rFllef of these
,ntoftuns,es and their families would he
efgsniryd ia these states, and something
done. had not seen that not even a spark
+ feeling is evlneed for Them through the
rfess, from Maine even TO Georgia.
.Mdcken-ie's GG.eiis.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18

FEN HOSE. afflicted with s'uuerias or ether Ia.
4 psjmeut 30 their Speech, su 10 e8c,iua5.y
cured bY applying 10 The uudefs gHes, sho has had
epwae ioue experience ard In unAny aggravated
eases, opportunity 90 ieti the sufefjoftty 81 hrs
ssssem and ~nnessed the most favorable re-
suits. saishsd that be can saElis aud without
pain efeci radical cure lu any person labofing
andet this disa groeable naladv whtch uaasi be a.
annoying The individual as Ia distressing the
hearer he Is induced respectfully 10 cat The at
tenton u those whom It may concern 10 this no.
tee. I'D he Is ash prepared Ia a5snlye ans
ifom the obligation 81 PAVING. # no, elIectua..y
cared.
"a" Terms reasonable q made sosa
JAMES =. GRoGAN
Swantop, llih Nov. 1910. 27-3s
: Special committee OF the n~SsN oi -
/ mons in favor Of those who complained a
, esinst the arbitrary government oil Lore
! Dalhousie. This committee which wa
/ composed OF the FIRST and most Inhuehlle
3 characters Of the popular branch OF III
= British Imperial Legislature, reported
: favor Of placing The wh0ls Pror'nep
revsnue under the supertniendanee az
IS eontrout Of the House Of assembly, r
!, commencing at the same time that PERM
= nent salaries should he voted for the GOV
: ernor, the members of the Exeeu'''
. Council and the Judges. 1t blamed II
;. conduc, Of the Governor who had appT'
r priatrd pubic monies without the eon'e'
d. Of the Local Legislature and recommend
ne ed that public accounts should he auoi''
=. in a more regular and better manner ms
heretofore and threw the blame Of u
Receiver Generals deiacstlon on the u
" ernor, who had KEEP, il from the knowIed
of the representatives OF the people
same recommendations were urged LOT
- Office of Sheriff, & i, expressed desire III
w the Jesuits' estates should be applied
J. Lie .eie purposes Of general education
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18

The Steamer PresideHt on her last pas
sage to England carried DOT AZ l-a tons Of
silver After being out days, she re-
turned to New-York 10 replenish her fuel,
which, owing to the Iempestuous weather
encountered, had heen 80 unexpectedly re-
duced as TO prevent the reaching her desli-
nation By steam.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18

sie.' see ia5h gaa fs#h AS re ktsf Fssssa'tY
tte ae aaae Aa gas ssseas Tas eaiss
stt+ Hs.rFfa ~ ife Fst na8ea. ana wsfs
as..re Severe 4a 80 afNhf teae 4 eaasfaat sssr-
Us. ~H.eH aaafe5 te Ee7eial SasseqosuSss--
faIa.FffF. Havaess e.. sI.flls esa Fesxtai wsxtfng
IF Fec ha8v Use see ftefsz3 %. essssastiy IL Tia
A,A fpsatcsi siieuaarf esaa.a naa gssifg slss The
tetH hsees 81 Ass te.atvst. saa 9 was gsesf ally
as sse8 ht hts tv'kftsa srs tteafs tHst SD tbs
aaeasara - frc4ffasnt 81 tlfs wsfss ess4 rot give
hfH aaN reHef t7t serfpe an aatrfftsemsnt II
Iiust's Ha5atHr Pits. Be- wss d5erssa by a. Al.
mlaAts Pfoueea 10 uss sassa se I'D -. aua a.
fct teftaffat thsY efeaacr4 GatorAAsw ehAnes.
sai te Sc ags beasa. ara s..sre usaH.
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90 The Montreal Herald, the leading

90 The Montreal Herald, the leading
tory Journal Of Lower Canada, couoho-
rates the assertions of the Refugees in this
country as to the widespread disaiirctlon
OF the Canadians towards the British gov
eminent, whose cruelty and barbari:y were
unmitiga ied and inexcusable since The iates
have placrt; the country and us population
at their mercy and at the same time ex-
hbiis the shameful and degrading system
of espionage TO which the emlssaries Of
that diabolical government resort TO ascer-
tain the feelings OF the people. II says
" A gentleman OF Our acquaintance has
lately made a tour of this district disguised
as a habitant, in order to discover what are
the real feelings Of the population, and he
declared To US that they are anxious 10
wipe off the stigma Of unsuccessful rehelli-
on, and long for an opportunity TO avenee
the deaths of their relatives, who were Kill
led in the field and who suffered the
last penalty of the law on the 9alows Tor
political offences"
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the bel srsesis. sad ffon. tbe extensive
Preparations uow Masking IN thar csueify,
me 'oisfeGce Is b'th Jass and reseft aha-,
ihai i's authorities expect aad ,aigna 80 b.
ready for the can'rsl.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18

BaGsa Rn ofE1iV wort
Has'been used successfully for eight gears
en- he cure of CONSUMPTION IND
LIVER COMPLAINT. 90 Remem-
Der. the original and genuine is made only
at S75 Bowrey, ~. Y, all Others are spu-
rious and unauthnri@ed. 80
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18

FSNHE Fatssrthes has s'slv sfsftea the sfb
FofHe ai s@aHFsn FaIls saa ~H eapHIt
az whe cal 81 hfs wfta auY qgsatHF Ut har ffaa
sHa sfa8ahfs 81 s3 ssrts Hn4 siaas, sura So H.
ssats, Gtaats. s.s# sra Ssiga thees Sc a., ~
god nuAait ass - az good sftas a. aav
ohef euat ehueaf ia fte oeartes BE bapes o
HsefU sta receive 5bs patronage Of }bg fsenas ~
tenes'4c l1aaatt.
WARD BARNEY
Snahtar NJ II $40 -
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18

MoRE BURHIHG.-On the afternoon Of
The 9Th Inst, the large and convenient
dwelling Of Col. Lucitn Gagnon at Point
la Mule, l.. c.. was destroyed by fire.
This gentlemen has been in exile for
three years past for his services in and at
lachmenl ia the cause Of his country's
liberty, and after having part of his ex-
tensve property burn, in 81, large
amount pillaged and destroyed in 'S7 and
'Ss, and his family during those two sea
sons exposed 10 the insults and injuries Of
the tory hell-hounds Of Canada, he is now
called To witness the last act OF the drama,
the wan,on and unprovoked destruction al
his house, the best as the only remnant Of
a large and valuable property. The three
individuals concerned ia this arson were
recognized as a part OF the volunteer force
stationed in that section in 1888. 10 the
next number we shall lay beielore our
readers some further particulars as detailed
in a letter received from Col. G. but too
late for insertion in the present paper.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18

A New Publication. We have received
the first number e new monthly Periodi-i
cal, entitled "THE SWORD AND Pes"
edited by CIzn. Tn. Jefferson Sutherland
and published in New York by the Editor
II is a pamphlet Of fofty-eight pages. neatly
executed, devoted to Literature, Politics
and Military Science. We hall is appear
ance with pleasure as powerful laborer in
the good cause, and compend it to those
who desire the expulsion Of British powti
from this continent, as worthy Of their
cheerful support. Its terms are so low Ms
TO place it within the reach Of all-heing
only one dollar IN advanee for II Nos, or
one year. Amy wishing to subscribe in
this vicinity, can call at the office and see
the first number.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18

AND YET ANorHER.-On the night of
the l2th inst. Lieut.. Gregor McGrcgor de.
parted Col. Dvet's corps stationed at Mis-
siskou' Bay without leave. 4 Few more
"ahairs of honor" and runaway affairs will
make 'ler MsJesty's troops scarce on our
frontier.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18
Notice.

NOsECC.
TEN lie Sabscriber has given his sox Oliver A
a. Beardsey his lime during the remainder Of
his minority. and he would monty all concerned,
that he will claim none OF his earnings nor paw
any debts of his contracting al er this date.
JAMES BEARDSLEY.
bureh, 9,b Nov. 1910 27-3*
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CERTIFICATES.
Feuer and .4guc cared.

10 Dr. Hunt:
Dear Sjr--Belieyine it duty owe You as
ucCessul practltiouor as well as those who may
e similarly afflicted / take pleasure IN acAbow
dying the beGefl have derived from The ps
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18
A PUBLIC BLESSINGt

DIRECTIONS.
DosE.-Take from three to tea pills, TIL they
,persie, two or three times daily
Price rs Csnfs PER Bor.
Sold at 100 Chatham street, Sew-York,
Iyhoiesaie and RttaL
0c- Where arphcatious for Agencies, Medi-
ines, or Advertising, will meet VITA prompt AT
entlon.
he extraordinary success which has attended the
| use OF Hunts Botanic Pulls, is the best critic
rion OF their superior virtues. They have been
the means Of raising host Of augulshlpa pa
uens, iron the bed Of ailleton, S is clearly
, eylneed IN the following
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-18

CoNsUMPTIoN AND LIVER COMPLAINT -
As general remedy for these diseases, am fully
satisfied, from long experience, there IS 10 medi-
cine equal to DIR Taylor's Basam of Liverwort
Being rurely vegetable, it can be used with the
utmost safety by all persons in every condition.
1t cleanses the lungs by expeeoration, relieves dis
Gcult breathing, and seems to heal the chest
There be no question, but this medicine is n
certain cure for chronic coughs and colds. | have
used it for four years ~ my practice, and always
with success.