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CONGRESS-.
Correspondence OF The BALTIMORE PaIriOt.
W..nIrnrnr I.nnnrr Il

WASHINGTON, January, IS, 1916.
IN SENATE.
4 commune alton from the Stale Department, relative
to Its expenses received laid the order ed
be printed
sundry resolutions OF enquiry, heretofore offered were
taken up and adopted.
Mr. DIX presented a memorial from the Insurance
Offices of New York. relation to the Pilot Laws r.
terred the Committee Commerce, and ordered be
printed.
Mr. BENTON, from the Committee Military Al
fairs, repaired bill Tor the relief OF the widow
General Pike.
The Senate into Executive session early bon
and after spending some Time with closed doors, threw
open the same, aud adjourned Monday.
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PROFESSOR ELToN's LECTURES.

We hope the Of Lectures Of this gentleman
may meet with the favor snd which they deserve
from enlightened community, search Of further tight
We learn from the Northern papers, that Professor Elton
has been enabled to afford great Rrsfoson hs hearers
lie lectures vssuvus. HercuIana um and Pompe sro
FOIL Of interest and instruction; snd hs illustrations from
large paintings snyon,d by incidents from his own
personal adventures.
The SUBJECTS such ought properly 10 cngross much
Of the attention Of the young Who yet Ia the busy field
81 literary research.
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IRELAND.

MI MooSry, the Historian Of lrtland-of whom, the
Northern papers loud in their praises, deliver
Lecture Irish History, POeuy Laws, Customs Arch-
lecture, and Music, with notices Of the distinguished
OF that Nation Monday Evening, at the Union
Hotel The admittance only 25 cents-so that all may
attend. Il will doubt be vel attended, for Mr.
MONEYS reputation, entertaining Lecturer, has
travelled before him.
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,
JAvuiRv ~.

JavUtRY ~.
NFORSALE rus DAY-Froe--aus Chronicle new and eve
edHi0n handsomely bound snd Stamped sud uttered w
gold The present ony American Ed on ever Prind-
Pnce ~ 50.
Exploring EfPedon 10 the Rocky Hoantsins
ne year isf1 Oferan snd North caorn By Cap ala
Ffernonf Fdce Is
R'ie ~ Land Water Notes 81 Tfaves IN Cubs and
htrcoinsading Voyare The RIVER Panuco and
seafches u Tsgauipas Lc ~ b hof"aa
Pnce ~.
The wssra cooiasn, Ednea by P.t ssn.mir GO JsSy a.
ARD VOR LAhPs-Jus, received a % priced Lsrd,
- a gnhabie fO' buraing IN Lomps -
bT GRAPE.
IACKsoN's MOULD CANDLES. fH s.ly ~
bT DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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This bill was passed yesterday, in the House Of
Delegates, by the decisive majority Of ~ to 81
an accession Of strength greatly beyond the most
sanguine calculations Of its friends. We hope it
may meet with proPortionaie favor in the Senate
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letter written Corpus Christi, Texas, the 24h
ut says that the number Of sick m tho Army
that pace, from bad water. changeable and Indictment
weather. and exposure has been but 300 day out 4 1000
while the deaths from disease, Tor period of
six months has only been about thirty. and many
from the accidents o service, explosions, violence aud
casualimes Of varinns kinda
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A debs'e. likely be heightened and snzry hes COM
neneed IN the New York Legislature upon the subject Of
AhtReas smother u The progressive" principles 81 the
day The dss Of d.possessng the LANDLORD. and giving
The ssasnt hs farm Of the popular doedn,s the
Empire State"
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TEETH-The Portsmouth. " II. Journal is OF the opin-
ion that the reason why human teeth decay more IN
these days than formerly may be found IN the extensive
OF Pearah saraas Tor cOokng-the chemical tendtn
cy destroy the geane OF the iccIh and prepare them
10 cIumble to pieces.
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DIED.

On the morning Of the 9Th instant, Mdendo-thc re-
sdence Of Mrs. Sarah f. Characterization a short and
severe nes' terminating IN congestion Of the brain. Mn.
ALICE w. CAFRNGrON. wife Of Walter g. Carrngton Esg
In the 10th year Of her ogc.
IN New York In her igh year family of Mr sampsi
g. ogden, her grandfather lDA LOUISA YATES daughter m he
late Mfs. T. Guilei, 0fuIs place.
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s5Gs6,7I9 n
Ridges
S1,G22,66j 81
122Os7 30
2255G6 IS


Balance Fast West, S5,i16,39g jS
Lot us sec how Stands the between tie differ
sni PORTIONS =" the West taking twenty counGes w tie
south west immediately interested The proposed road
indeed, all the counties from BOet0uu % Cabe- aud
Whist are the iactsi w reference Document No Is, Of
session 1894 % will be ssen thst ~ oil those counes
being moe than Onohud u a the counties West Of the
Bloc Ridge tie amount expended by the State has been
SlOo2o2 The bslance u Western expenditures, being
SlebO2O have been Moth sod Fast 81 the sboVe line,
embracing the Naley Ets u BOletOuu aud the NORTH
west.
Nov, from the foregoing statement will be seen, Inst
the proportion received by the Ess compared with that o
The West, YVES in the Of 80 s. In tho East ~ in
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W NoTlCE.-THK GosrrL in the OF Jesus, tho
King Of Israel amid all the
it-wmaT nj This important question will
the Odd Fellows. Hal Sunday O'Clock weather
permitting. Jews and Gentes respectfully attend
aJ RELIGIOUS NoTlcE-Tbe second ,crmor series Of
Respecting the Jews. preached night a.
Trinity Church, BY the Rev l.. RossR subjeet Messiah
The OF this city their worthy Rabbi are
respectfully and especially invited Q attend.
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u curious instance OF the influence and association
Of IDEAS Imagination and memury related the
the celebrated Descares. lie passionaioly loved gr
who squinIed, aud always affected with suabsmu
when speaking Ol her.
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LET THE PEOPLE KNOW rr!
THERE'S a FEW MORE LEFT.
SELLING OFF, SELLING OFF.

IWENIl THOUSAND DDLLARN IN
French English, Gorman and American Dry
GOODS.
INHE subscriber, wishing 10 reduce his present
- s"ck n Good'-p,fauioy n atng IN inveBiary on Ia
febusU-wi1 from this date u5tb Offer Them al rrent ,s
ices fof rssH Al who have plc.,d their winter rgrp,
servants wear &C. would Do Heio embrace s rare opr,
Vto obtain them NJ uie lowest ~ ibe rates.
JN STOEE.
30 o. Negro Jeans AZ ~ yer yard
80 ~ Pad lfnrcy from 10 ~ 90 cents Der va,d
GOO w. Negro Blankets, some as Inv a. 90 cta
lOs " CasnFfr ho1sn aud goods ID % er
iess Than rerulr pr.ccs
20 " Of ianey Dfrss Htks NJ ' fashionable ftyt and Ia
peiiof iahnc. a. ant 49, than cost
10 y Black aud Blue Hact 10 Svya @, bsry,ipl
piece ratn l@vsntfu. STONY " Ler Ward
pinbre Fiadsd Cioakinrs Paris nase
30 w. Furniture Caico iron % % GEMS ref vsft
%" y Dies Do from g 20 % ,is W yard
90 bntsn AiIara and iani Woo, iin.s from %, L. &, ,
90 " ia and tod Alpaca, Gom 20 eetss p.r y,,i
shavs' shswk'' in Freat variety.
we v 'assinstt. ffou t5c o. o thtnings per y.,d
20 - bk owe ant Blue CiOihs ftou Z ~ a. To-, v,,d
20 " Va and fanrt Coofsd Casunefss from, 4 a. A.
besties msuy ohsf go'- enumerated can o,i.t -
ee"fe ba'Eaib A. The cheap cash q
bs No 95 a.. a.,
4 NRJUND ALUM sALr-1oo ss,s.G A sat 10, s,sbv
81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.
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The people Of Wheeling abou, 10 petition Congress
for appropriation 70 erect Wire Suspension Bridge
over The Ohio River st lhat place
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hABUDD on THE LIvER-On Dr,ra.esofthr Liver ~ Ges
- Budd 3D. T. Professor Of Medicine KINGS ColsE'
London, and Fellow Cambridge with ooioufed pats
and numerous wood Just Published, for sale BY
ja7 DRINK ~ NORis
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i certainly blame young lady who has been accus-
toned to the ordinary eegances OF e for refusing
y poor man; but beg my friends recveei
though without money poor, man with nothing
but money Is still pOorer.'-Ffaz.er.
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Ur The Spirit Of the Times says that gentleman il
going South to open Jowey ostablshnent-hs capital u
a Cow bar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17

Every who stick should be called Gene
ral-for rs aid 10 him, aud therefore he Is
staff officer.
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The January No. Of the SOUTHERN WEsTERS Re-
VIEW will be issued subscribers Monday next.
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LYISsOf all the different species Of lying say cid
acre, that OF lying to- long IN bed te pernl-
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u Geo. n. Briggs (whigl has been elected Governor
OF Massachusetts by Its Legislature and John Reed (Whg)
Lieut.. Governor.
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On the 18th December last by Pass r. Betkey M
PHILLIP sOUTHALL. Of Amelia, TO Mas ELIZA GUODE Of
Chesterfield, Va.
Or south Cafohna papers requested 10 copy.
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the West including the 100000 excluding tina, sum.
aud the ratio Was that Of 80 Il
With view of ascersining tho relative amount paid in
the four grand divisions ol the State report made To
this House in the session OF 1884 (DSc a. embracing
the 1880. 1870 and st3 which beg leave here To
refer TO, and which is ss follows:
Revenue assessed in the yeats 1882 $780, and lsi3 in
the four grand divisions VI the State:
1880
First district. West OF the Allegheny S36.9l7 %
Second District, between Allegheny aud Blue
Ridge 5s.s73 81
Ss6.7s0 IS
head OF lid. water I4sss7 81
and the ocean 1891 CO
sasi .saa 50
First District 1866 o.
Second Disuiet 77.<6S 81
Si53 s3I Oh
Third District I56.lI3 Gu
Fourth District 259 6i
ssas.ioS 81
Fist District llOlT9 Is
Second District llS,l92 81
sa2s.3 7l SIS
Third District 2t5.l3i -
Fourth District 2Sl $50 81
ss2e,7ss 81
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Improred Properiv ON I3th Street

We shah sell at auction this a. undivdS
the 18th
occupied by Geo w. Runin ard others
hl6 WILLIAMS q HAxALI. Auet.
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A CARD.

have taken the Excu.sek HorEL READING Roos.
and will open il ON THURSDAY NEXT. the Cad inst.
Gentlemen respectfully invited to subscribe.
Terms OF Subscription per year $500
Jan'y Is. 1876. JAS. II. LYNCH.
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At 6 per cen. per annum S4,sSS,i12 80
At 5 per cent. per annum l,655.0nO Oh
At 81 per cent. per annum 25,3OO %
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Disbursements West Of the Blue
SEQ Second Audilof's Statements, a, N,s.
!. = and 3.
See First Auditors Statement, y, Nos. (, 8
and g..
To thi. .un, shown by liable, page 2, Doc.
No. .,
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uI- EpucATIoN MEETING.-The Cen,r.l 90,

u EDUCATION MEETiNG.-The Central Com
mi,ee appointed by the late Education Convention,
specially invite general meeting OF the citizens OF
Richmond at the City Hall. Monday evening the 18th
January. at pss7 oeoek The chief object OF the pro-
poed meeting will be To consider the propre,y Of forming
permanent association in furtheranee Of tho interests OF
the State and In the city Several addresses
are expected.
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oial apparent utot e.
THIS latter sum IS not properly 4 debt. be
State agents for the State. and should be dec
when 50 deducted, leaves an actual debt agair
OF SIS
To meet which the State has funds aud re-
sources tn the amount OF III
OF which sum they have productive stock
and funds as follows:
Bank stocks, TO wit: ~, 1877 shares
Old James River company stocks, 456 shares
Certificate OF debt OF the city OF Richmond
Certificates Of debt Of the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg & Potomac Rail Road COM
pany, and the Richmond and Peters
burg Rail Road company
Stocks IN Rail Road Companies
Stocks IN Navigation Companies
Stocks IN Turnpike Companies
Loans-to various companies, &c,
Making an aggrt gate OF SO
Which amount paid 4 vidends 10 the State
for the year lSi4.
Funds unprOducuiye but available
Stock. in improvements not completed 3
Stocks IN Improvements completed, butno
productive
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Total apparenid debt

Stocks held by State agents and not includ.
IN the above
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CATHOLIC CHURCH.
On Sunday next. during the morning service. Bishop
wuELAs will explain that part Of the , Commandmen
which relates to Images During the afternoon service
which commences at half past three he will the
subject Of the rights and limitations Of "Prvae Judgment
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To this sum, shown by table, page 2. Doc.
No. Is,
Add ~ Ibis The sum guaranteed by the
Treasurer, and which the State will
have 10 pay, under The act Of 2Jd March,
1889, being tho bonds Of the James Riy.
O. aud Kanawha Company,
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10 80 sstt'G a sat fof sale BY
DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.
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3,Os6,73l IS
2,5yJ,yo7 50
100000 90
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C1s1tCsti< ~
l,406,O2i So
S6.595,s43 80

$4,000 90
3.357,565 81
I.O39.75s Is
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

EgY virtue Of an order Of the Honora
- BILE Probate Court Of Madison coun
ty, Mississippi. | will,
On Monday the 8A day of June, 1916
AS administrator OF the estate Of Tho's
Mullins, deceased, sell at putlic a.ctior
to the highest bidder, before the Court
house door, in the town of Canton. the
following lands lying in said county, viz:
West half northeast quarter, cas-, hal
northwest quarter, north half west hall
southeast quarter, and north half, east
hall, southwest quarter, section thirty
one; south half: east half, sou,h-west
quarter; west half, southeast quarter.
and south hat, east half, northeast
quarter, section thirty, township eleven.
range four, east.
The land to be sold on a credit of
twelve months, subject to the Widows
dover.
Bond with approved security will be
required.
Sale to take place wi,biD the hours
prescribed by law.
W. E. HARRELD, Adm'r.
April 95, l846. 3a-4w
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JAMES Alternative.

~E have been informed by Mrs Rose
~ OF cure performed ON her by
DR.. Jayne's Alteralire, which proves its
superiority over every other remedy OF
the kind. She has been afflicted for the
last Is years with Necroses or White
SacelIingS, attended with alterations and
exfoliation of various bones, during
which time many pieces have been dis
charged from the frontal bone Of the
Uranium, from both her arms, wrists and
hands, and from both legs, and from the
IF; femoral bone, and from the right
knee, besides painful ulcers on other
parts Of her person, which has baffled
the skill Of number Of the most emf
nent physicians of our city during
most Of tn, time her suferings have
been excruciating and deplorabe. A.
bout three months since she was induced
to try DR.. Jayne's Alternative, which has
had an astonishingly happy effect upon
her, by removing. all pain and swellings,
and causing the ulcers to heal, while at
the same time her general health has be.
come completely restored, so that she
now weighs some rs lbs. more than she
did before she commenced the II Of this
truly valuable preparaton.-Natiue Ea
gle.
For sale at the Drug Store of
PRlESTLEY q MOSBY.
May 9, 1916. 33-3w
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A FACT WORTH KNOWING,

A GENTLEMAN of a scro(ulous ba-
- bit, became affected with Ulcera.
lions of the Throat and Nose, and dis
agreeable and oublesome disease Of the
skin. Indeed his whole system bore the
marks Of being saturated with disease.
One hand and wrist were so much af-
tected that he had lost the use of the
hand, every part be ng covered with
deep, painful, and offensive Ulcers, and
his hand and wrist were as hollow and
porous as honey comb. 1t was at this
stage of his complaint, when de 18th an.
Peared inevitable from a loathsome dis
ease, that he commenced the use of
jayne Alternative, aud having taken six.
teen bottles. is now perfectly cured
Public Ledger.
This Alternative operates through the
clrcu laiion and purifies The blood. and
eradicates diseases from the system.
wherever located; and the hume rous
cures il has performed in diseases of the
Skin, Cancer, Scrolula, Goitre, liver
Dyspepsia. and other chronic
diseases, is truly astonishing.
For sale at the Drug Store of
PRIESTLEY g. MOSBY.
Nay %, 1876. 96-3w
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JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC,

W. know Dr.. Qu'g'ey Personally,
and there is no man in the coun-
try whose opinion is entitled to more
respect. He is on all subjects homes,
and sincere, and his high character as
Physician can be atested by the first
medical men in the city .-PMlade7phia
Sun.
Shepherds Town, Va, Oct. 10, 1s43.
Dear Sir:-Yon inquire of me wheth-
er have used your Hair Tonic, and
with what effect.
Several years ago my hair began to
fall rapidly from the scalp, and had
the prospect Of premature badness. A.
length friend recommended your Hair
Tonic. | used three or four bottles, &C.
cording to the printed directions, and at
the end of six months, my hair was
thick set, and since, its tendency 10 turn
grey was arrested.
/ have never before given certificate
recommending patent medicines, which
Unfortunately ased, as they often are,
do much injury; but in case like the
present, where | know the article TO be
beneficial, and that it can do no harm,
have no scruples in stating facts within
my own knowledge. Yours, &c,
JOHN QUlGLEY, NJ. D.
DR.. ID. Jayne, PHILADELPHIA.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY.
May Is, 1916. S5-3w
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ADMIN, TRAITORS SALE,

Egl virtue Of an order Of the Honora
I'D Bile Probate Court of Madison coun
ty Mississippi, | will,
On Monday tie 8th day of June, 1916
as administrator of the estate of Armsteo
Branch, deceased, sell at public auction
20 the highest bidder, before the Court.
house door, in the town of Canton, the
following lands, lying iE said county,
viz:
The northeast quarter and the south
west quarter, and the west half of the
southeast quarter of section three: the
west half of the northwest quarter of
section thirteen; the southwest quarter
and west half of the southeast Quarter.
and east half of the northwest quarter,
and south half Of the west half of the
northwest quarter, and south half of
The northeast quarter Of section four:
the east half of the north east quarter
OF section twenty-ihree, all in tow aship
eight, range three, east, containing about
one thousand acres in all,
The land to be sold on a credit of
twelve months, subject to the widows
DOVER.
Bond with approved security will be
required.
Sale TO take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
E. -. HENRY, Admir-,
De boniS non.
May 9, 1916. Ss-4w
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Ry Virtue of a Deed of Trusl to me
~ executed by Jno. c. Boyd and Ma
~ Jane his wife, on the 18th day oil
November, 1910, to the Undersigned
as Trustee, and recorded in the Office
OF The Probate Court Of Madison county,
Mississippi, in Book of Deed Fl. Pages
274, 275, 276, 977, 278 and s79, for the
purpose Of securing four promissory
notes therein specified; three of the
same transferred to the Farmers and
Merchants Bank Of Tennessee, and one
owned by Allen Cary shall on
The First Monday Of November 1916,
being the ed day OF the month, expose
for sale 10 the highest bidder for cash,
on the pre- mises.conveyed as aforesaid 10
The unde signed, lying 12 miles north
OF Canton at Stump Bridge on Doak's
Creek, the following described proper
ty or so much thereof as will be suffi
clent TO pay off and discharge said notes
secured by the deed, or SO much of said
notes as remains unpaid on the day OF
sale viz:
West half Of the south west quarter
OF section No 5;the south half of section
No. 6; also 90 rods wide off of the south
end of the north half of section No. 6
the east half OF the north west quarter
OF section No. Il the north half of the
north east quarter of section No 7; all in
Township No 10 Range 4 east; the west
half of southeast quarter of section No
/; in Township No 10 Range No 3 east
And all the land lying north of Doak's
reek on the northeast quarter of sect.
'o l2 township 10 range 8 east-con
aiming by estimation $50 acres, be the
same more or less.
ALSO-Two Wagons; some 5 or 6
hundred bushels of Corn and some fod.
Ter, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The title 10 said property believe to
re undoubted.
Sale TO take place within the hours
rescribed by law. I
t. SHACKLEFORn, !
Trustee. :
April 95, 1916. s2-ts b
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JAYNE,s ExPEcToRANr,

WEIR. Ebenezer Webster, of Provi
I'VE 'ence, R. l.. was cured of severe
Asthma by using five bottles,
Rev Simeon Siegfried was cured o.
Influenza, Hoarseness, and hard dry
ucough, by one bottle,
Rev. DR.. Babcock, OF Poughkeepsie,
says that knowing Dr. Jayne to be re.
gular Physician, and having used his
medicines personally and in his, family,
does not hesitate to commend them as
safe and eminently useful medicines, and
valuable addition to our Materia Me-
-dica.
Rev. John Segur, Of Lambe rtsviIle,
New Jersey, who was suffering with a
ioarseness and soreness Of the lungs
and throat, and sufocaiing Asthma was
cured by one bottle.
Mr.. J. L, Simpkins says that it cured
his wife Of Consumption, and one Of his
children Of Whoopiny cough.
Rev. J. Gong, D. D., professor of
Granville College, Ohio, says, 'He was
laboring under severe cold, cough and
hoarseness, and that his difficulty of
breathing was so great that he felt him
self in imminent danger Of immediate
suffocation but was perfectly cured by
using this Expectorant." Mrs. Dilks,
of Salem, N. J. was cured Of Asthma of
go years standing by using two bottles
Of this medicine. Mrs. Ward, also, of
Salem, was cured OF the same complaint
by five bottles.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRIESTLEYy& MOSBY.
May 8, 1916 34-3w