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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-02
On our Table

The Great Republic Modhy.-Phe Feb,
.o,ry number of this valuable Magazine
Ia. made its appearance, and is one Of
,bomost attractive periodicals we have met
with for some time. This is the second
rnmber issued since its establishment,
and if the publishers continue to improve
mon each as they have upon the last,
which was itself first rate, they will make
,be "Republic" surpass all its cotempora-
,es in n very short time. The articles are
eontributed by the best literary talent in
line Unittd States but even if not, their
merits are equal to the best. One article
alone, the 2nd chapter of Scenes in ye
western land" is worth the price of the
Magazine. The illustrations are also eXS
cellent both as to execution and design.
But we have not space to speak at length
oiits merits suffice it to say, that we
know of no similar publication that has
superior claims, in oar estimation to pub
ic favor Terms SO, per annum. Single
opes, 2 for So. Oaksmith Geo. New
York city, Publishers.
The american Agricvlt,ri&'.-This valua-
lie farm Journal for February, is on our
table, and is equal in point of interestand
ariety to any of its predecessors. We
ould not be expected to do it justice in a
hort notice like this, but we would rec-
nmend our farmers who are not now
liking a good agricultural Journal to sub,
ribe and examine it for themselves
Ne assure them they will not regret it. -
irblished by Orange Judd, New York
ne
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-02
tbt NtpnbIMn
far hs "RyhiNsln."
Tine, on the death Of "Wesie" h.
and Annie M

III. hard to part with those we love-
Though 'tis the Soyiors wills
Potir we always hcoycnyard move,
We can behold them still.
,Ts sweet to look on them in death,
And think Of whore they've gonc}
We're they notnumbered with the dead
Still suffering would be borne,
noon in the earth they now are laid,
The mould is on them spread
n him that form'd-to him that made
Their spirits both have fed.
And now dear parents, weep no more
For those we know you love;
Fright angels welcomed "Wesie" home
To that bright world above.
Sweet Annie too, is now with God,
Her spirit rose on high,
And there sic will forever be
An angel in the sky,
NETT,E.
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Obituary.

DIED, near this city, of dropsy, Jan. 10th
@9, Mr.. RICHARD BARD, in the eighty
ourth year Of his age.
lhe deceased was man of Uncommon
igor of intellect, and retained his strength
sMlhd and clearness of comprehension,
vi the day Of his death. He was born in
rankin Co., Pa, and with his father,
'ao was Presbyterian Clergyman, subse-
tlenty removed to Huntingdon Co., Pa,
'leFe his father was elected, and served
we've years in Congress.
Ills hther was a Democrat of the Jeffer-
~ school, and infused into the mind of
~ son, the principles which he has al.
'EEs iound by experience, to be the only
oHIeal principles which can safely carry
shepublican government. Hence he
d oeld steadiastly and cultivated the
ncples of Jefferson, and cast his first
residential vote for him; and what is We
remarkable, he never missed an cleo
.un, but has voted for every democratic
tauidale since. He often expressed
ue greatest satisfaction that he lived to
he day when one of the noblest sons
'1e land Of his birth, was elevated to
highest office in the gift of the party
salcG ,s ne was so sincerely attached.
a'er holding The office of Post Master
many years, at Cherry Tree, in Pa,
BARD moved here in 1874, and bought
arm, and has lived with his family on it
apparent comfort and plenty, as far as
vuoisry matters were concerned, but
greatly distressed and afflicted by the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-02
To Correspondents.

HAS communication in reply to "Spru-
y,' is conceived in too bad temper to be
lipublic benefit, and we can not permit
llr columns to be made the means OF
asting injurious reflections upon the con-
iu,t of any one. "Sprucy" has been an
iVered, and in good feeling, and we do
bot deem it necessary to devote our col
INNS to the subject to an unlimited eX.
mt. Hal, however, must not be offended.
We do not think. if he knew his brother
telcher, that ne would meet his inquiry
and certainly it was nothing more, J in the
manner he does. The communication OF
Hickory, in this paper, had been crowded
lt flour last issue.
CROOKED Runs reply to Sprucy," is
zen to the same objection that we have
made to Halls Besides, its style OF
photography and chirography. would not
AVE entitled the author to a much higher
egree of scholarship than he allows
Sprucy," and if we had undertaken to
publish it, we would have been compelled
0re,write ii, and that would have taken
more time than we could spare.
In short, we think "Sprucy" is answer
ID to his own and the country's satisfac-
lon. If he wa, rash in making the
barges against what was once the stand
I'D School Arithmetic, we do not re-
ard his offence of so heinous a nature as
b call down such an avalanche of sense.
ous Tetort as we have already received.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-02

A MEETING of the Town CouYoIL OF
CLEARrIELD BoRoUGH will be held on Mon
day Afternoon, Feb. I, at 2 o'clock, fo-
the purpose of settling accounts of Bo
rough officers.
HagnAll who have unsettled cl,ims a.
gainst the Borough will present them at
or before that time for settlement.
BY order of Council
L. j. GRAMS, Stc'y.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
CostiueresS, .JGindicr, Dyspepsia Indigestion,
DySentery Foul Stomach, EJyspcldS, HeaGdche,
Piles, Rheumatism, E,uptioas and SKIN Diseases,
Ljrer Complaint, DrQDsy, Ietter, IumoS and
Salt Rbeun,, Worms, Gom, Neuralgia, as q
Dinner PiH, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperent in the world for all the purposes OF
family physic.
Price 25 cents per Box; Foxes for SLOO'
Great numbers OF Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent thelr
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them The Agents below named iur-
nish Gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints. and the treatment that should be iol-
lowed for their cure. IA.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers "lth
other preparations they make more proht on
Demand AYERS, and take no others Inc SICK
want the best aid there is for them and they should
have II.
III our Remedies are for sale by
SOLD BY
C. D. WATsoS, and NJ. A. FRANK, Cloarneld
y. +. BRESSER, Mosrisdae.
@. r. FosrER, Pnilpsburg
-, Curwensville.
-, Luthersburg
And all druggists. ldcc. ~, 1881
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John lPherso Esq., Treasurer of Cleared County in
with the different townships for School Fund.- for 1856 and 81
DIR.
To Balance due townships the last settlement, 46j 81
To received from unseated lands 1856 57 1906 05
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES on otEARrnip co
ron A D. 1858

JoN McPutswN E- Treasurer Of Clcorfeld County In &C.
count WIN said County hom the 9th january 1855 to the 5
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LOOK HERE! LOOK ERE

LOOK HERE! LOOK , ERE!
vUNIIE undersigned subscribers, take this moth.
IL cd of informing the public generally, that
they have this day entered into copartnership in
THE BLACKSMITH BUSINESS,
and can be found at the shop formerly occupied
by ]. Shunkwiler, on Third street, in this bo
rough, where they will be pleased to see the old
customers, and as many new ones as can make
it convenient to give them call.
Bring on your hoes your spades and picks,
Your log chains and your pulling sticks,
Your sleds, your slcighs, your horse, your mare
No threc-year old shall then go bare.
Your spears will work up then just right,
To proonng hooks for every height,
Your swords too, shall then be wrought.
To ploughshares such as Cain ne'cr bought.
JACOB sHUNKWILER,
GEO. W. ORR.
Clearfeld, December s, 1s55.--tf.
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= II. j. G. A YER q CO,
LOWELL. MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for sJ.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

has won for itself such a renown for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found 10 do
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-02
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A VALUABLE TAVERN STAND AND
N FARM OF IS ACRES OF LAND, 65 OF
which are cleared and under cultivation, situn
ted on Clearfeld Creek, on the main road leadn :,
from Clearield town to Cloarield Bridge, IN
Clcarfeld county, Pa, and three miles distant
from the former place.
The house is large, new well calculated for u
Tavern, and will command nearly all the custom,
OF the watermen during the freshets, which usu
ally last from four to six weeks Thei are also
good Barn, Wood Shed, Wash and Bake House
and various other buildings necessary for conye
nience and comfort. The terms Of sale will b..
made casy-say four annual payments. For fur
ther information inquire Of J. L. Grams, ESQ. d..
A. T. Schuyler, James II. Larrimer, ESQ, Clear
field, or S. W. Weld, Glen Hope, Clearield coun
ty Pa. Possession can be given so that thc
buyer or rentor can have the benefit uftho sprin
business, which alone will amount TO more thal
double tho rent
AT ,sCHRYvEK.
January 5. l55s.-tE
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\ OOn CALF SKINS wanted, for which the
l'Ouo highest price in cash will be paid at
the 81. Mary's Steam Tannery. [no. 2, vol. iv.
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A CARD.

A. M. HILLS would inform his pa
irons that he will be absent from his Office
during the three first weeks of February,
on a professional visit to Elk County.
Clearfcld, Jan H. 1853.
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W. the undersigned Commissioners of Ceared County ha
wing examined the of John MCPHERSON Esq Treasu
said County for the year 1858 do certify find em
above stated The of debts outstanding due the
County, Ten Thousand Two Hundred and Eghy-Seven
Dollars and Eighty Three Cents and the amount outstanding
orders One Thousand and Seventy Dollars and Nine
Cents Witness hands this ODD January A. d. 1859.
JOHN IRWIN
GEORGE ERHARD, } Comrs
VIM. McCRACKEN,
Attest--R. J. WALLACE, CVk
W. the undersigned Auditors of Clearfed County having
examined the of John McPherson ESQ., Treasurer
said County for A. d. 1853 do certify that the
above stated That the due the Treasurer by the Coun
y Two Hundred and Ninety Nine Dollars and Ninety, Nine
Cents the due the Road Fund by the Treasurer Two
Hundred and Four Dollars and Forty Four Cents the amount
due the School Fund One Thousand Three Hundred and Th
One Dollars and Eighty Seven Cents aso the due
the County from Collectors Unseaed Lands and other sources
Ten Thousand Two Hundred and EghtySeven Dollars and
Eighty Three Cents and the amount of outstanding orders
One Thousand and Seventy Dollars and Nine Cents Wit
our hands this 22d January, A. d. 1859.
PETER HOOVER,
A. c. TATE Andtors
ISAAC W. GRAHAM,
Attest--R. j. WALLACE Crk
[Clearfeld February ., l859.-no g. vol. iy.l
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AIMING, CURRYING, BOOT SHOE
AND HARNESS MAKING,

yVyHE Highest Price paid for HIDES in CASH
Il at the St. Mary's Steam Tannery. [no 2, v. ivl
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DIR
10 amt reed from Collectors for 1858 and previous
years Sl59i %
TO am rec from unseated lands 1866 and 81 52S3 67
10 ann rec from other sources por Comrs Book 2sj 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

No family should he without these invaIuHce curatves-
They remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
private use With them the parent Is armed and
pnra the first approach Of disease and meet It
NJ the threshold aud II at hsv. tribe OF medicine
rightly hours of lseaS" perfctly
that which nv dlrv can only relieved l and ed
ous hours suffering if at ALL with these at hand,
are not Obliged coming of that often Distant
a. vii rxnnn.Iya uyurV doctor. nor Ia Ia plugged or
poisoned bstcred, bed, hut yonr'e administer
the simple specftc, the rudy of life
again 10 health jnv There injury arise
in any their but IN" general influence
the constitutions beyond all question, Is beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
we desire Al active efficient agent for the sale Of
remedies in every community in the Un!tei States.
hIJr.ss DR.. F. HUMPHREYS, 4 CO.,
No. 562 broadway, New York
1-sold by tle Druggists in Wheeling, rah1l-Iy.
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42O BROAD STREET, PnIA., Ia.
Ertrac) ''n lifting the kettle from the fire It be.
came uurnanageaL!e. tited and scaled hands
very severely, almost . crisp 1t awful sight
Mustang Imminent appeared I" extract the pain II
hs,iri rap:ilv without soreness, and left of
Truly yours, CHARLES FOSlEtS
Such language as this is but the constant aud
natural ech" wherever this article is used.
This Eminent is indispensable 10 Planters.
and owners of horses and mules--Mr John DH-
,.ier,n..a Montcomer Ala, sold slave for
500 who was raised from utter uselessness hy
this Lirimcn:. Every family should have it
i:e very particular and inquire for the Mustang
Liniren, and take no other.
SCI l by all Dealers throughout North and South
E!n.rica Europe, and the Islands Of tho OCEAN.
III 25 CTS so cts and $500 Per Bottle
E.sn-E'gs b I'.IRH. ~. I:
T. II. LOGAN ( Co, and LAUGHLINs q BUsHFIELD
Agents for Wheeling jeq WY d1tw-&S
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FIRST SPRING STOCK!
Al Extremely low Price,, now Opening "a
HaAAC RIRNGSEI

~
TTAVISG lust returned from New York with = well Sc
lec:ed and very cheap Dry and Fancy Goods
would public mine IL before puTcasll
elsewhere Dress Goods VIII be found to con-
stat Of the and that prices are
lover any oril-- house would call paTtc
usr attention Figured Briants- worth richly
lss At only 12Ee; DucAls worth IS. At l. &c Light
0oId ia ChIntzrs &c, AMI other goods in pro
portion MusIns and IT.E Linen-l vi sell Muslin
l2c at warth - At iSc 500 BoIHese
comprising latest styles and vhich being purchased
dsFsrt from will sell cheaper than ever
Ribbons: Loo kEChes; Flowers and
everything ap.Ttaining tie Millinery i'm and TO which
branch call the particular attention the Trade and vi"
be offered 4 th- lowest figures.
EMRRbIDERIES.-If wish to find the largest, best
and cheapest gys cell and Promise TO sell
Cellars Sleeves and Collars Bands l--TInR and
EsineS lea figures than any other establishments
400 pr only sec, gurtL 81 I pr MttG al
Toe worth 2sc; dtrrt-l= l25Sr, worth
lSz lao 10 S 25c: 125 IL ~,ir iI=ukerchiets
at = f.Il: 81 Do a: 5Jc. worth - - superior DO
A. az [c worth lpIl whi'e Hr!!ans at 2jzc. Vor.h
1870 IUI PuT do Al I~EE worth -, we'll other
White oodssIc hot plain, plaid and striped
,,ronrtiaDa.-i low. Dollars Of Piece GOOus,
rs!tt Tailoring Iraiv, and o: Uic am
hvI The largest stock in esitL-, VIII be g0ld
TO ts TraIe : less - N othtr Hoise III Wheeling
all examination and
convinced Of rny ability to SELL Call and miES FOR
your elves. ISAAC III tistFs'
rrIa; 123 Main g.
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j. II. SCOTT
no 157 Main street, Wheeling va
Wholesale and Retail

DEALER ~
watcher. CLOCKS. Jewe'ry, W"tch "a
NnGerinIs. TOOis. d;i"~"s-'
,yIyFg PI.,I and BRITAIN. Were, col, F-=s AZ -.
- cls, Go;I AMI silver sPec;s':-s' For' y-..r,-
Card Cases. Js.,a-, -S--- t--Stlrs Co.
~ Fancr Soanv. 'rrhrT res-~',T-- E.--
pistols Ger 81 z Ptat- S-Es. arns as'i 81,
Sls C;..arls St,.G Keys st-rr Peas, Jet az.
ana General azsortrr-s'.i Of -sefli and tzts' -.
Having Lately a!G-l very largely Z" -1' 49,, me -
the wholesale AMI Retail departments s'''
Watchmakers, Merchants. Pca's sl.,,...
and tae public generally, = very e"i'I.''s
wsic,[s AL C.oc-s carefully repaired 7T"
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WINES, BRANDLES, RUNS,
BLACK TEAS, &c.

ID TIERNAN son, No. II North Charles ST., Baltimore
offer sale the following articles, OF their i'm
por;ati0n, particularly for family use:
SHERRY wISES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brow Sh--ries, in wood and in glass
FORT wINES-saudern aus competition red and white
Port, in wood ami ia glass.
MADEIRA WINE-Johu Howard Marchy lne Madeira,
In wool ash In glass rlso Grape Juice.
HOOK WINES-Jahanncsberger Steinberger, MaTcobTun
ner Cabinet Litb-ra,I- miIch, BrOnneberG, OF 1916
CHAMPAGNE WISES-Moct ami ChandOn's finest in
quarts and pnts.
BRANDIES-Otard Hennessy's fine old pale aui dark
Brandlcs.
RUMs-olt and fine, Jamaie1, Antigua, Grenad" and
from the Islands. imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The hest quallty-Tiernan brand-aud
no mixture n Hr0D-f'ic poison in il.
900 haIf chests Of the finest sOUCHoSG TEA TnhS-1y
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CASES AND CURES.

N
young lady 26had been troubled with Indigestion for
several months render great necessary in the
selection After eating the stomach became
acid food rising her mouth with water an an unpeas
ant heavy in her stomach, continuing
Tor hours frequent headaches bowels constituted and
depressed condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia pills morning and night, and in less than
week almost symptom Of her disease had vanished
an he felt like n being.
gentleman somewhat advanced In years strong robust
constitution had lately GOOD deal affected with nd
stlon weak stomach bad tnst" in the mouth
and with peculiar vertigo and whrn% In the
head 80 much so as render his riding in carriage
even mounting quite dan After irving
things Intellectually he fllupon the Dvspepss PMS
which Afforded prompt relief. pill night anil morn
ing charm, relieving all his vertigo and other
4 M
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list, make Of what kind yon
choose and enclose the amount in current note or stamps
hv mail address No 5j2 Broadway New YORK, and
the will be duly returned by mall EXPRESS free
Of charge
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HUMPHREYS
nc HoM0oPATaIC REMEDIES

Stand confesedy for the use
the people They alike removed from the poisonous,
dangerous and repusve doses Of quaekery or old school
practice the OF watercuTe the intricate
and perpexng obscures the books
medicines Consisting of simple specifics for the var-
diseases which they related; put in the form
simple sugar pellets and prepared Of ingredients neh-
dangerous disgusting, they form at the ready
the nurse and the comfort Of the
complaining or invalid.
They these positive advantages which were
popular remedies. They are HARM
injury arise from their They are
you always what take, and how to take IT. They
CONVENIENT; you give the Sugar Pill at
moments warming without delay They are
in thousands arrested at once
atthe moment what the pound could not
afterwards have relieved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17
THE INTELLTGENCER

Punch is waking up! Its contents are im-
nrovinc in flavor The large picture OF the
number by the Persia enttled:-"THE REAL
rTcry Rrsu."-("He feared there would be an
,,oIv rush some of these days."--hr. Henley on
the Reform BuL)-rcpresents the Treasury
door. Derby is inside and with his irle"oS'
Viscount Williams and Disraoli, bars the way
IN Jounty Pam, who elbows vigorously, and
Rripbt who is braced most formdaby- Be-
tween them is Lord John Russell squeezed Ike
n sardine. As the joker himself says
"rhc rush of Noble Lords, aud Right hohoT""'e
COves, sir, r.
For the picking of the fishes and the carving OF
the loaves, sir, &c.
Jobn Leech's sketch, "a little bit of Park,
shows party of Juvenile Sweils promenad'n6
and tobacco smoking themselves. noSegay
attracts ones attention-'Awful bit of GerHn-
iu,n that. Charley" "Ya.as, Twas always very
fond of flowers-aw-thcy look so jolly inno-
cent"
Here is n bit of poetry:
PERIL AND 40 PAnLlAMENr.
Into what a situation
Statesmen have their country got!
Europc's in contlagration;
England's Parliament is not!
Weeks must pass before another
England's monarch can convene,
Ministers mean while, may smother
What advice they give the Queen.
Here we arc completely under
Their unqnestonahle rule.
Oh. that Derby may not hlnnder!
Don't, DiSracli, be foo"
Take with foreign broilS occasion,
Your designs now none can ask,
Not to medde; fn~ invasion
Good look out be all your task.
For this quarrel now proceeding
England cares not either way,
Can't endure the thought of bleeding,
Or Of being doomed to pay,
Who shall drive Italian cattle?
Is the qneston-solve it, chance.
IfSardina wins the battle,
Italy is frec-as France!
Woe 10 him who shall entanglo
Us in this accurscd stri(c
Nav that traitors body dangle,
Whilst his soul departs this life!
Right and Freedoms cause command not
Us to swell the battle clang,
Other cause we understand not;
Him that talks of glory-hang?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17
MUSTANG EMINENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
rore was considered worthless" is case Spavin)
but since the OF the Mustang Imminent, have
soh him for $3.50 cash Your Lniment has been doing
UUuders up here
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17
COrGHS AID COLDS.

gentleman, public lecturer, tonE severe cold the
latter part OF month"; while travelling and ecturinG in
northern Pennsylvania though addressing pnbc aSdenSes
every evening; laws by the aid OF the Specc
no was entirely recovered, and "nah" to pursue his call
ing without inconvenience. No public speaker should be
without them.
married lady Of 40 had taken violent COLL which
tied lungs causing cough, pain in the sid" AM
considerable fever and Such coils usual
yerv lasting troubles but by taking the specific
Cough P Isl four times day In three days she was en-
tircY we'll,
youngmqu 22 had cough and hoarsenesso for fifteen
months During cold weather his voice was lost as only
speak Whispers Tin induced on coucn cold dry or
raising only tribe in morning. quite feeble and emac
aed Had taken several medicines with but little or no
benefit He commenced with the Cough PllsoHe pill three
times Der tiar-ani found himself improving, his
cough softer holrseness passed on strength and
rDetitr improved. and in few weeks entirely well
take n other MEDICINE