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There is no excuse far the Headache
phen you can obtain the GEN
me MARsHALLs AROMATIC
CATARRH and HEAl,.

ACHE SNUFF
THIS snuff is certain and pert II cure for tie
l. cataTrh, and common cold. in the ii cad and the
Headache and is excellent articles for sore and
weak eyes, II opens and purges out all distractions
strengthens the CLANS and gives healthy action tc
the parts affected.
Berare of Counterfeits;
Al those wishing TO purchase the genuine
article Of Mar.hal'> Smut, should purchase tina, Of
which II. c. Grldley, Middlebry VI, is the propre-
tor, lard other" manufacture er,onally, the
.nutI sold by SAID Gridey.
DR.. MARSHALL.
certify tina, the above article was executed in my
presence aud that his signature thereto Is genuine.
DORASTUS WOOSTER, Judge.
Middlebury, Jan. "a, 1915.
N. B.-1he name OF ii. C. Gridev proprietor will
be found upon every bottle of the genuine Mar>hall'>
Improved Snuff Sold wholesale and retail by II.
c. Griiley Mdflebrfv VI. PECK & SPEAR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Burlington, VI.
And by Druggists generally IN the United States
and Canada 35-ly
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VNHE best medicine known to man for incpient
L Consumption, Asthma Of every stage, Bleeding
of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Liver Complaint, and
al. diseases of the Pulmonary Organs, may be had Of
Agents named below.
Natures own Prescription.
A compound Balsamic preparation of the Prunus
Virginidnd or Wild Cherry Bark combined with
the Extract Of Tar, prepared by new chemical
process, approved and recommended BY the most
distinguished physicians and universally acknowledge
ed the most valuable medicine ever discovered.
No Quackery!!! No Deception.
p All published statements of cures performed by
this medicine are, in erery respect, TRUE Be careful
and get the genuine DR.. WIsrARs BALsAM OF Wild
CHERRY" as spurious limitations are abroad.
A Truly Wonderful Cure,
WATERviLLE, Oneida Co. N. V, Sept. Is, lS45.
Dear Sir-l owe it to the afflicted to inform you that
in January last attacked by very violent cold,
caused by working in the wnier, which settled on my
lungs. Ii was accompanied by very severe pam in
my breast and sides, and also distressing cough.
had in attendance all the best medical aid in vii
lage but after exhausng all their skill to no avail
| they pronounced my disease CONFIRMED CONSUME
TIoN and they one and all care me up TO die. After
much persuasion got the consent of my physician to
use the BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, prepared
by DR.. WIsrAR. ] purchased of the Agent in our
place bottle, before using half Of which, began
to gain strength, and ii very evident my cough
was much better, and my symptoms in every way
improved. have now used three bottles, and am
|
to the use Of DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY; and take this method of giving you the
information partly 70 pay you the deb Of gratitude
know where to apply for relief.
| Very truly yours JAMES SAGE.
Mr.. PALMER, Druggist, under date of Wateryile
September "a, l843 writes:
The statement given you by Mr.. james Sage il
| well known TO be true hy this nho,c com punifu
certainly was most remarkable cure. The sale O
the Basam is very good and lis in cures trul
aalterng. Yours respeclfullv,
| ID. ID. PALMER.
Orders from any part OF the country should be ad
| dressed to SETH w. FOWLE, No. 1873 Washington
ST., Boston, general Agent for the Proprietor.
AG NTS.
Peck & Spear, Buriineton George Ayres, Million
Boynion Il Burritt, Hinesburgh; I.nndon g. Can
field, Viuiston William Rhoads, Richmond; II
l.. Camp !Sto,o NJ. Wiree. Cambridge; Curtis 4
butcher, 81. Adams; s. P. Red6eld, Montpelier
Dickinson &. Noble, CheIsea; F. Huntington, Yer
Rennes; DIR. Russell, lNiddiebury Sold also b
Druggists and Agents generally. 9m6
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MOTHER,s RELIEF;-TO MARRIED La.

N u LA
lVl DIES.-The Mothers Relief medicine which
soothes the disagreeabe sensation Of kmales abeut
10 become moi hers, and 1sures safe delivery in oil
cases where malformalion or some unnatural cir
custances does not prevent. The reputation ofthi,
article, though silent, has become extended as 10
produce an immense demand. A pamphlet, intended
only for The eye of those directly interested and their
physicians. IS prepared for grauous distribution
where the Relle is Tor sale. -.....
As we are thus obliged TO come before the public.
we take the occasion TO say, that ifihe increase OF
the call for The Mothers Relief, wherever known be
any guide 10 direct opinion TO be formed Of The esl-
nation in which il held, we have the sa,isfaetion
OF believing that 1t has heen the means OF allevia.
ting an infinite amount oi suffering, and Of saving
many valuable lives. Wherevet II has heen used
during the above period deep rooied preudices have
given way TO candid and thankful expressions Of
gratitude and wish TO extend on their paris, a.
Tar as possible, its benefits. Medical men OF high
standing have had the candor TO acknowledge FOR
once that their preludices must be abandoned, snd
have been advocates for its use.
All those who wish, are invited 10 call on some Of
our Agents and procure pamphlet without charge.
q. A. BARTHOLIC Il 60.
Rochester. N. Y,
| For sale by PECK & SPEAR, the authorised
Agents for this place and vicinity, who can also sup
nv Druggists al the Proprielors wholesale prices.
lime
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FARM FOR SALE.

l>OR SALE, a farm in Underhill, con.
HH l. tanning one hundred and torly-six
~ acres, abou; one hundred acres OF which
G4- is under cultivation, the remainder is
covered by good growth of hard wood. On the
premises convenient dwelling house. harm, sheds,
&c. and an orchard Of thrifty Tearing app trees,
sufficient for making some fifty or sixty barrels OF
OF which is under Improvement, and has on il capa-
cous barn, the rema nder is well wooded, principally
with bes,h and maple. The above are situated near
the centre OF the town and OF the main road,-are
well waiered and well fenced, considerable portion
Of the fence being substantial stone wall, and iogelh-
er compose one of the best dairy farms in the town.
The above premises will he sod 10 close concern
for much less than their real value, and possession
given The LIST of April next. For further particu
lars enquire OF A, FOOTE.
Burlington, Feb. %, 1874 3Slf
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Health and Strength.
DIR. o. o. RICHARDSON'S
CONCENTRATED
SHERRY WINE RITTERE

irJs They are the unrvalled aud elicacors COM
pound of regular Phys clan and graduate Of the New
Hampshire Medical College, who has made the study
Of medicine his profession, and they are highly recon.
mended by many of the most celebrated Physicians in
The counlry. as decidedly the BEST MEDICINE
EVER OFFERED 70 THE PUBLIC, for Dyspep-
sl, Jaundce Liver Complaints, Humors, &c. and de-
engagements ofihe Stomach and Bowels.
For sale in Burlington by PECK q SPEAR, whole
sale Agents, who Will furnish Dealers at the gross
price, also, by Messrs. HAGAR q. ARTHUR. !
july25,9.m6.
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BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHINE.

IL. II. DEWEY,
VTTO'rLD respectfully notify the public that he has
w returned TO Burlington Falls. and recommended
manufacturing the PATENT FENCE. He is now
prepared to fulfil all contracts that were unfulilled
in consequence Of the late fire. and will be happy to
old and new purchasers with some OF his varle
ties of Farm, Garden or Ornamental Fence.
Dying to the advantages derived in the use of the
above Improvement, he is enabled to afford a neat
and beautiful fence for yards and gardens, at much
less expense than the same can be got up for in any
other way, while for durability it is not exceed by
any in common use. This valuable Improvement
was first brought out in Western New York, where it
has gone into use and has received the ap
probation of The Mayor of the city OF Buffalo, with
many hundreds Of the first agrculturiss and others
that part of tue State also Of Gov. Hubbard Doct
Jarvis Judge Churchill and many others in New
Hampshire In fact wherever 1t has heen introduced
it has been highly approved. AS Farm Fence ii
coml ines advantages than any other fence ever
used. II can be used Without posts, and is therefore
not affected by the freezing and heavng Ofhe ground.
1t takes less lumber Than any other kind Of fence is
certain protection against all kinds Of cattle is not La
BILE TO get cut of repair cannot be bonn dorn is easl-
" set up taken down and removed, without injury.
3JNo FARMER should be trihtom at least sufii.
cenl quantity TO throw around his fields of grain and
stack yards.
Wnoo,kl City, June 70, ls45.
BURLINGTON, July 5th, le45.
Mr.. II. P. DEwEY,-Sir: As you have asked my
opinion respecting the suitahleness Of yonr PA. EMIT
FENCE COR ornamental purposes, would remark that
have used some OF your hr>t quality renee abou
cottage, erected the last year, and that like il very
well. BY casing the posts, and putting on a base,
| (bOth items costing only about 80 per iod) II
makes a neat and durable ornamental Fence, at
about twoih,rds the cost Of most Of the o,her kinds
| of ornamental Fence in common use.
| JNO. X. CONVERSE.
| The undersigned having had some practical expert.
ence for the past year in the Of Deweys Portable
Field Fence very cheerfuy bear testimony in its
favor. consider il admirably adapted 10 lntervales
ec TO freshes and find ii very convenient
in variety Of cases where temporary fence is need
| ed. used it the past winter TO enclose yard Of
young cattle and horses, and much to my surprise i
suffered no injury whaiever-though an unruly bull
shook his head at it, occasionally. have hesita
ton in saying that every farmer should have more OF
less oft. UDNEY IL. PENNlMAN.
| Chichester, July 8, '45.
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James Hogan,

VXIOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Bur.
w lington and vicinity, that he has commenced
BOOK BINDING
in all its various branches, in the Building formerly
occupied by s. s. Skinner Saddler's Shop, three
doors East of the Free Press Office College ST., Bur
lngton, VT, where he intends keeping constantly on
hand
Ledgers Day Books.
Journals Cash Books,
Invoice Books, Sales Books,
Record Books, Receipt Books,
Memorandum Books, Lawyers Briefng Paper,
Cost Paper, and Dockets.
N. Blanks, Public offices, insurance Compa MES
Merchants and others, furnished with Account Books
made of the best paper ruled and bound To any pat
tern desired and executed in good lyle the latest
Improvements in binding and experienced workmen
can produce.
Particular attention will be paid to the binding Of
Libraries Periodicals, Music Port foos, Scrap Books
&c, &c. Manufacturer of Blue, Black and Red Inks
Country orders executed on the most favorable terms,
and ut short notice. Edges Of Books marbed TO any
pattern to match Comb or Spanish in the best style.
Most kinds of School and Blank Books on hand and
for sale cheap for Cash. Paper Rags taken in ex'
change for Blank and School Books, Paper, DC.
Burlington, May Is, le45. 50-ly
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TINE sui scril rhas acted a. Agent tor the E,nn
L Insurance Company OF Hartford Connecticu, for
more than twenty years past and continues 10
against ossess by fire, and all kinds ofhudinss and
personal property, and will receive applications at
his Office in Burlington, and Immediately issue Police>
for that purpose al low rates Of premium, as any
private company afford. The undoubted re spon
,ililiy Of this Company insures safety to the nsu-
red and their prompt, honorable, at liberal course
in the adjustment and payment of losses, will lie at
tested by all with whom they have had occasion 10
do business. WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, Agent.
Burlington, March |, 1914. 40tf
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MEDICINE FOR THE MILLION
SEAVER'S JOINT AND NERVE
II MI M INIT

Tor the cure of Rheumatism. Gou,, Sprains,
l. Bruises, Swelllngs, Cramp, Numbness, Lame
ness OF all kinds, Pain in the side, back or lons,
asue, headache, still neck sungs of in sec,s chilblans
fresh wounds, burns, freezes and all cases Of external
injury.
There has never appeared a medicine which pos
se.ses the penetrating and healing power in SO great
degree, while at the same time il cannot by any
possibility produce I'M u ious ELECTS. By its action
on the skin, il exciies healthy circulation of The
blood and removes all Instructions 10 the nsensibie
Precipitation, which is the cause If so much human
suffering. II has complete control over fire. and may
be led with perfect safety in the worst Of burns.
The price put upoi II being far below other medicines
Of the kind, most eltclually removes every obstacle
to its universal use. Why will yop suffer pam when
safe, eilcaclous and cheap medicine within your
reach !?
IMPORTANT TO HoRsEMEN!
This Llnlment Is not only beneficial TO The human
system, but Is the hest article that be used for
Horses that have been sprained bruised or CALLED,
and for many oiher diseases requiring an external
remedy. he high character OF the gentlemen sign
ing the following certificate will render il Of interest
TO all who may have occasion TO use a medicine OF
the KIND
The undersigned having made use of Seaver's Llni-
ment, for horses and finding il 10 I've valuable rem
edy for lameness, gals, sprains, bruises &C. would
recommend It TO ourfrends and the public generally,
believing that those who may have coca ion TO use a
remedy for any OF the diseases for which il is recon-
m ZEN will MOI BOZ be disappointed in lis effects.
GEORGE HUNTINGTON
PELErIAH ARMSTRONG, 4" 4" Proprietors
GEO. DICKINSON. Ciaremont N. H.
Price Is and SO cents per bottle.
Prepared only by r. SEAvER 4 SON, Druggists
Walpole N. H., Reed, Wing & Cutler, 81 Chatham
ST. Boston, Wholesale A gents
Obserre-Every bottle ofihe genuine will have the
signature Oft. Seaver d. Son. ON the inside wrapper
For sale by Peck d Spear, Burlington; o. Sholes,
Ferrishureh; J. M. Staples, Charlotte; +. Hunting.
ton, Vergennes; Morton & Clark, Wlliston; +. g.
Green, Richmond; .. X. Collins, Montpelier, and
bv Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the State.
September g. ls45. l5m6
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Lay him down softly
The wise and',he good;
Lay him down gently,
Where Oft he has stood.
Bury hin-shelier him
In tn silent retreat;
Where men of al ages,
In solitude meet.
He, who, hut yesterday,
Stood in his pride;
Spake, rs he floaled
Down times whirllng tide
Words, that his bosom
Inspired expressed;
Beautifully, fcellngly,
Thousands address ID.
Spnke of Mount Auburn,
Its groves, and its bowers
Spake offs wildness,
Its shrubs and its flowers
Spake OF its resting,
Its silent repose,
For the heart-broten spirit
Encompassed with woes.
But lately, I passed
His princely domain
Then rang the merry laugl
Loud DER the plain,
Now, all is drenry,
The music has fled;
The Master has gone
To his home with the dead
Go, We bereavcd.
Where the green willow
wave;
Go, in your sadness,
And weep at his grave.
Autumn is coming,
Stern winter is near;
And all the dead claim,
Is memory's fond tear.
Autumn and winter
SAC HARnoR. L. l., 81
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They soon will be gone;
Gone, the long evenings,
When love mourns alone.
Sweet spring will return,
The wild ilowrs willbloomi
And beauty, and fragrance
Revive round the tomb.
Beneath the dense shade
Let his ashes repose,
Plant round his urn,
The myrtle and rose.
Winds Of the evening,
Breath soft DER his bed,
Feet Of the traveller
Light be your tread.
Bend, ye green branches,
Tune sweetly your Tyre,
!; Soft be the dirge.
From your thousand leave
!, choir.
Floating aronnd,
Where the good man, a
! rest,
Sleeps unforgotien,
IOn earth's peaceful breast
Rear the white marble,
For Him, who once said,
seek on earth's bosom,
A place for your dead.
|Cherish it, reverence it
Deck il with care;
!! And let no rude hands
lis beauties impair"
J, Mount Auburn! Noun
Auborn
Oh, could ] but lie
In your deep quiet grove,
Methinks l could die:
Where the birds warblt
sweet,
Amid the green bowers;
And the graves ofihe blest
Are bordered with flowers
pit. 10Th, lS45.
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THE SEASON.

Summers gone and over
Fogs are falling down;
And with russell unges,
Aulunn's doing brown.
Bougis are daily rifled
BY the gusty thieves,
And the Book Of Nature,
Geltelh short of leaves.
Round the tops of houses,
Swallows, as they fit,
Give, like yearly tenants,
Notices to quit.
Skies of tickle temper,
Weep by turns and laugh
Night and Day together,
Taking half-and-haG.
SO September endeth-
Cold and most perverse-
But the months that follow,
Sure will pinch.u JUS worse!
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The Vegetable Balsamic Elixir has now been
in general for more than ten years, and
thousands, taught its Incompatible value by exper-
Of It's wonderful curative properties have accord
ed to il a celebrity unparalleled in the whole wide
range OF Meaica science in this any other country.
Since this powerful medicine first beca me known,
immense numbers, who believed themselves in the
last stages of confirmed I'd incurable consumption
the country past all hope of recovery, have been
rescued miracuousy from the grasp Of Death hy its
use, and are now blessed with health and strength.
Ii is Naiures own simple Resioratve-a Healing
Balm prepared by one who was brought TO the very
brink Of the grave by Consumption, and from plants
celebrated for their great medicinal virtues. il Is tine
employment OF natural means 10 overcome and coun-
leract the evils Of Nature-healing the laceraied
Lungs of the afflicted patient In the possible
and restoring the functions fthe diseased mem
bers 10 strong and healthy action. II has effected
cures where all other medicines have failed.
In all cases Of Asthma, Whooplng Cough, or the
accumulation Of Phegm so destructive to the health
and life Of children--it is particularly recommended
as an nniailing cure, and no FAM in the Union, il
they wish TO preserve their Oh dreI from suffering and
death, should not be without Il.
Almost countless testimonials Of its remarkable
cures, from every quarter ofthe Union, and from nd
vduals in every condition of life, its best creten-
ias, showing in the most conclusive manner that
this Preparation acts upon the human system in o
manner little short OF miraculous These may be found
IN the daily papers, and also may be obtained in pam
plets and handbllls Of agents free OF cost.
This incomparable medicine 10 prepared only by N
HDowos, Troy w., the original inventor and pro-
CURTIS & SMITH, St. Allans. Vt.
Only Wholesale Agents, BY whom Agents can be
PICK 4 SPEAR,
s shi4H I I A MfIRlSs '"'"ss'sse 'a T.
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M. G. RATHB UM & co.
1AeCctaUt EdfI0r1.

CtANAL, Railroads, Atlantic Steamers, and the
~ Magnetic telegraph have all sprung into exis-
ence since the mp and doing quick and cheap for cash
and non Imprisonment for debt system was started at
Towards in 1922. Who 10 keep in advance or with
Improvements has for the fourth time rep enshed his
stock Of Goods since Spring.
Sept, 81. l645
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Painting, Carriage Making, &c,
SPAULDIN{, 4 RJJsSEII.

CONTINUE the Painting business in all its vari-
~ Gus branches, and solicit a continuance of the
public patronage. We have also commenced
CARRIAGE MAKING,
and are prepared make to order any kind OF Car.
RACES Sleighs that may be wanted, in first rate
manner, and cheap for cash. Repairing done on
short notice. All kinds ofproduce taken IN exchange
for work
Call and see for yourselves
Hotel.
Burlington. May, 1916. - Sons
r. 9. sPAULDING, 8. n. RUSSELL.
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New York Adv'ts.
CLAPP & KENT,
Wholesale Dealers in Domestic
AND IMPORTERS
FO r e q N T AP L e DRY q OoO 8,

Nos. s. CEDAR STREET, and l2S BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
C. & X nAyi ,Ns nGw per% n""Ss rsg To-
call the attention of buyers in this vicinity (particu
lary those subject 10 strong home competltion) to
their stock 1t
Foreign and Domestic staple Dry Goods.
Their sale. will he CONDUCTED upon a cash basis,
their prices always unfor and their representations
candid.
Doing large trade with the retailers OF New
York, and It's immediate ne2hborhood, their stock is
necessarily large and complete al Ill seasons OF the
year.
For this reason they re pectiully ask vonr orders,
pledring themselves TO EXECUTE them in such a man
ner a. will inspire confidence ndinduce repetition.
Respectfully,
3-4m CLAPP u KENT.
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On the Death Of
THE HON. JOSEPH STORY.

by mrs. NJ. L.. GARDINER.
"Whn the flight Of one half century, how many
of the great, the good, and the wise will be gathered
hcre r--Storu
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE,

Oil Cloth Table covers.
SOME splendid patterns. and k,r sale very low, b,
~ II L. d G. Z. FOLLETT
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EDDY's BOOK AND NEWS PRINT.
~ ing lnk at Factory Prices for cash, foI sale by
Burlington, July 3, IA. STEVES WOODS.
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Utica, N. Y. May, II, 1916.
Ma. r. BRowN,-Dear ir:-I am again on, Of your
Sarsapara and Tomato Bi,iers; 1t an article that
is much thought Of; old lady irom.F Frankfort, Her
kimer County, says she has been confined TO her house
for seven years. and this has enabled her to get out.
Several in this city say that ii is the best medcinelhey
have ever taken.
Please send me a fresh supply soon, as have not
bottle in the store. Yours with res pect
j. +. WARNER per. II. +. RAY.
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AT orders for the above Medicine addressed 10 the
Proprietor, F. BROWN, 6s Washington ST., Boston
will meet with punc!ual attention.
/ PECK & SPEAR, Wholesale Agents for Rurng.
ton and vicinity. For sale also by George Ayers
Milton Boynton & Burritt, Hinesbureh; Landon &
Garfield Willision William Rhodes Jr.. Richmond
Martin Wires. Cambridge; H. l.. Camp, stowe; John
H. Bowman, Vergennes William X. RUSSELL Mid
dlebury; S. P. Redfeld, Montpelier Sold also by
Druggists and Agents eenerally.-sl per bottle, OF
bottles for IS.
July, lS45. 7yl
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Bath Me. May ~, ls45.
Ma. F. BRowN,-Dear Sir 81 have some time past
suffered much from Jaundice and Dyspepsia at the
Sion ach loss ofappetite and trouble and pain from
the least simple food, with pain in the head and side
a slight cough, general weakness and debility Of the
SYSTEM Afer using a number Of medicines without
relief, was induced to try your Sarsaparlla and
Tomato Bi,ters. received immediate relief from The
Of Bottle and feel gra,ed for the great relief
have received, and would recommend 1t to all who
are suffering from similar disorders. Yours, truly,
FREDERICK b. SLAlD.
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER
COMPLAINT,

TT should be resored to by all who are pr'disposed
L TO consumption, or troubled with cough or cold,
night sweats, asthma, pain in the side and chest, diff
Guilty OF breathing, iightness and soreness across the
chest, bronchitis, liver complaints and all affections
of The pulmonary organs