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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-11
THE EVENING STAR.

"An immense amount Of coal Is wasted at
coal mines by the process Of breaking up the coal
into the proper size for market. The coal dust
which is thus made and thrown as unsaleable, ls
of the finest quality The question is now asked
whether there is no way 10 save this valuable
fuel ,. In England that way has long since been
found The coal dust is combined with coal tar,
pressed into brick shaped blocks, ana fetcnes
GOOD price As fuel for steamships, excellent for
burning and convenient FOR packing In their coal
I'm
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III David Caution, a slave, was hanged at
Louisville Ky. on the 9th ult., for attempting
to outrage the person OF Catbarine Swanson. At
the first attempt the rope broke with the weight
of the wretched criminal aud some time elapsed
before readjustment took place. His neck not
having been broken, he struggled desperately
Ten thousand people. among them large num-
Der Of women, satisfied their morbid taste by
being present.
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ID DID you over have the Sick Headache! Do
you remember the thIObbing temples, the fevered
dow totally unfit you were for pleasure, converse
tlon or study. One Of the Cephalio Pills wouId
then experienced. For this and other purposes
yon should always have box of them on hand 10
use as occasion requires. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-11

SREtT DIscovKRY.-Among the most important
OF al the great medical discoveries of this age NAV
non rom Small Pox, the Cephno Pill for relief of
q eedache, and the use OF Qninine Cor the proven
whose benefits will be experienced by suffering
humanity long after their discoveries are
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
JUBL IC N TIC E.
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INrRRroR,l
Uu al - rfon nor 90 ro<Sn


Public notice is hereby given that bonds and
coupons annexed, Of the description hereinafter
set forth, have lately been felonously abstracted
from the custody Of the Interiors Department, the
same being the property of the United States and
held In trxst for certain indian tribes. Notice has
also been given to the proper officers Of the respeo
tive States To- stop the payment thereof; and oil
persons are warned against purchasing or reeeIv-
ing any of said bonds and coupons az the claim of
the United States thereto will be prosecuted to the
utmost extent. Each bond being for the sum of one
thousand dollars, VIZ:
SIX per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued In
June and August, 1857.
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,ardfy Realized.

stepped into the hapothecaries hand says hi 70 the
man, Can you hease me OF an 'eadaohe!' "Doee
II hache ard" says e. "HexceedIngly," says hi,
and upon that 70 gave me q CephalIc Pill, hand
pop me 'onor IL cured me SO quick that 'ardly
realized 'ad 'ad an 'esdache.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-11

FAcTs WORTH KNowINs.-Spalding's Cepbalio
Pills are oertsi ia cure for Sick Headaohe Bill
Gus headsebe, Nervous Headache, COstiveness,
and General DebllitJ,
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NoIE.-Bonds No. 2Oco, and below OF this series,
issued June, l557, and bonds No. 2C01. and above
that, dated August, 1857, payable at the Phoenix
Bank, New York CITY, in 1881.
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Norx.-These bonds are dated January, 1887,
PAYABLE at Bank of Commerce, New York, in
November, 1s86-interest payable In January and
July Of each rear.
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Tx. }. BOVEE DoD'S

~ IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.
Are now being used from Name to the Great SSlt
Lake, apt tbs EniycTsxi verdict Of all who use
them either AZ SssS.SSz: or as bsc0dFs, Is that
they are unssryssed IA see world, Dr.. DOds used
them successfully ~ his practice for Is years before
we ,uIohsssS 81 b q iAe sole riyIt 10 msnuf.ctsrs
and preyert tksTa ssr sEs 20 ths yublio. For TIE
ouro o. lpaisiA2s CsnxxlshO1, Indif Dys-
pepsis. fiest FefseSs GiEcases, Femkle Com
Halnss spd I'll oeses Elrlng toElo, thor are be-
Iouo oorot q eat .E-tl KS lie Toucdy. Aside from
tnelr nee tolnA BEcfeTtiss they q sure, whole
some and oaltEh6tl Beverage, Producing al the
NeasaDt oxhiloyaAEC Effects of Brandy or Wine
Without their irjsnSas recalls. Let all friends Of
humanity And ali advocates OF tsmpeTsnoo kssis
% In Substituting thase valuable Veteiable Bitters
Tor the s.tssrsl psfss-s and sdsrstrafsd LicEcrs
WIN vhlch the cosntry IL flooded. and thereby ef-
feotuAl ald In bshstIns Disease and Drunkeness
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD L. CO.,
fTsfnot,rs, ss WILLIAM street, New Ysrk.
,. SyEWkE2E, a gent,
Wilmington, %. q.
DR.. J. ROVEE DODSp
IMPERIkL GIN RfTTERS,
For Diseases Of the kidnsys, Bladder and Crnsry
OrEanS. hnd especially for Femsie Obstructlcns
never fai 20 cure, and warranted 10 give satls
action.
CHARLES wIDDlFIELp n CO,
RIopnetors. Is WiliIsra ct. New Yort.
J. SCHWARTZ.
p'bd tsors- washington, ID. &.
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N0TI These bonds are dated January, ls57-pay
able January, lsss, at Bank Of Republic, New
North Carolina gix yer cent Coupon Bonds-Cou-
POM payable in April end October, viz:
thonty an sct to inc orpoFstsths western North
Carolina Rsilroad Company, chaptsr -, dated
Octobsr, 1855, psyeblsiE les. q Bank Of Republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-11

Th:si sSd: FL SssS nv NJ. 5sy
able in January and July.
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By the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nercors or Sick Headache may be prevented; and
u nken a. the commencement OF an attack imme-
date relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Nax,sa And
Headache TO whioh females are so subject.
They aot gently upon the bovels,-remoylne Co.'S
tiUsssSs.
For Literary Mss, Students, Delicate Females.
and all persons Of Sedsatary habits, they Are Ali
valuable as Laxative, improving the appetite,
giving tone and vigoy to the digestive organs and
restoring the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
he CEPHALIC ri LIS are the result of long
Investigation and carefully conducted experiments.
having been In use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain and suffering from Headache, whether origi
natins IN the Herors system or from deraiged
state ofthe stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, aud tAs o5
ssses o. aSy dtsasTseabis tasts renders it easy 90
adDatatstsy tAsni 90 ehiLd,sn.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs!
The genuine have Eve signatures of Henri r.
spalding on each Box.
Sold By Druggists and oil other Dealers in Medi-
cinee.
A Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on rsosips of
the
PRICE, % CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed TO
HENRY @. SPALDIN0.
no u-d&vN % Cedar street. Nsv York.
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NofK-TAe bonds numbered 25l6 and below H.
sued in January, 1857; No asl0, and above that,
ISSUED In August, 1857, payable At PhGnix Bank,
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A sVRB WARRANTED, on NO cHlks,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.

.fas hsya csl.ts .fsu1...s ks.ss.. gr.e,.,s
non enc Of ths CssTss de GATED nats
and The Of vhess s sysat "a Ss
Pttals u kenden PRrs, rhilsdsphs aud ssvhs<s
isetsd ssms Of ths aatsnishnf that
tnsvn; many trssslsd win ringing in the bead
wren ssespi great nerv.ssnsss bsinf alarmed ssecss
ssynds, ssshslnsss With frscrsnt bsthinf attended ss.s
tnss wiz dsnnremsnt 81 mind, etrsd ,dlst.lv
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No3EC7hsss lords AZ dated July. lss7, psy-
oily. int;rsss isSsble n Jsaaaiy and July. ~
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NoII.,-These bonds are dated January, 1855,
payable January, 1885, at Bank of Republic, New
York. Interest payable In January and July.
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FRENCH 4 RICHsTEIN,
u.u. z5e PKNN. Avenue,
HE1isia Mlaole Ages, the new Boston IIterar,
q mall The usaal heavy discount az our store
fos0 . aS sf@s edltions Of MeCsnley, Hump. 6ib-
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MEDICINES.

a n. SonHhros.
II EALyINoEN
LOCK HOSPITAL,
H4s DsssssUsS fks sssn Csvtsta, Syss1s, sss S.,s
Efsessel Rs~sdy - tAs Horld,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF INPRUDENCE,
LET NO FALSE DELIclcY PREVENT
APPLY lMhED ATELT.
A epRE WsHRIyTFD. oR Mo cuIsar
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SCRANTON cRIrrENpEN.

After the serenade to Senator Pugb III
Washington, on Saturday night, Senator
Crittenden was called out for speech. lie
said
81 have now. as have ever had IRON my
natal hour, lave and admiration forssmy
country. love il Tor the blessings it ha-
lowered upon Us, aud want to preserve il.
Il is not too large FOR me. want 10 travel
Nuith and South, East and West, until am
tired. ard still be up,n my own eountry's
soil, and offer my hand TO my own country
men. Loud cheers l don't know why
We cannot. We have lived in peace together,
wc..ha,e fought battles together, aud slept to.
gether on the bst,le-helds. We have seen bat.
lies fought by men Of the...North aud the
South side By side; and now, lellow-eitizens
we want them to be so again. As far as there
is any pnwer in me, shall exert Il to thu,
end. and heartily welcome those whoAre with
me now whether he be from IheNorth or South
East or West Let US stand FOR the union o
our country.
"This very city. the seat, 81 government
established BY Washington, Is dear 10 ~,
heart and mingled IL ny breast As part 81 /
are III memories, and he whose name il
bears ! Yencraie still. | am kentuckian
and am proud Of il. More than that lam
riiixen 81 the United States. yog. are M
fellow citizens, and invite you 70 lend youl
voices for the preservation of the Uuion.--
Here. in this country. political libertysha.
thirty millions Of people that worship her.-
Here she stands 10 our mansion. aud | vaRl
10 keep.her there in possession,,of this grea
rlansion. Excessive eheering.l lshould b,
ashamed to show my face IN my Lome il
could not say that | was a citizen Of II,
United States. We are born to that Gag. ant
We will not desert it.g Cling TO il as you
eouhtry's honor or government CALI, aud lie
your heart swell with that point. know it'll,
uf disunion--the breaking Of il up light,
into fragments Ifyou do you are not worth,
ths existence which Jou have"
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THE FINAL DECISION OF SOUTH
CAkOLlNA.

CrARLrrUN, Jan. 2s.-The Legislature
has adopted the following resolutions
Resotvsd, unanimously, That the General
Assembly Of South Carolina tenders 10 the
Legislature Of Virginia their arknowledg.
ment Of the friendly motives which inspired
the mission entrusted to Hon. Judge Robert
son, her Commissioner.
Resoioed, ndaimously, That candor. which
is due TO the long continued sympathy aud
respect which has sgbsisted between Virginia
and South Carolina, induces the Assembly
TO declare with franknrss that they do not
deem il advisable 10 initiate negotiations,
when they have 20 desire Or intention % pro-
mote the ultimate object 10 view. That Oh.
ject ID declared IN the resolution 81 the Viz.
GINA Legislature TO be The procurement Of
Constitution Of the United States.
HsSoiUed, unanimously, That the separa.
ton of South Carolina from the Federal Uni.
on 10 final, and size has no further interest in
the Constitution Of the United States; and
that The only appropriate negotiations be-
tween her aud the Federal Government are
as TO their mutual relations as foreign States.
ResOived, unanimously, That thi. Assem-.
bly, further owes il to her friendly relations
with the stste Of Virginia TO declare that they
have no confidence 10 the Federal Goyern-
ment OF the United States that the most
solemn pledges Of that Government have been
disregarded; that under pretence Of presery-
ing property hostile troops have been attempt
edit be introduced into one Of the iortresses
,ef this Stale, concealed in the hold u . YES.
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majesty Of religion, .and calm as In the COM
pusure of death. The malaria has but travel ;
ed in the paths worn by her desiroyers -
More than eighteen centuries have mosed
over the loss of her empire. A mortal dis.
ease ives upon her vitals before Caesar had
crossed the Rubicon; aud Brutus did not
restore her health by the deep probings Of
the Senate Chamber. The Goths and Van
dals and Nuns, the swarms of the North,
completed only what was already begun al
home. Romans betrayed Rome. The lie
gions were bought and sold but tho people
offered the tribute-money.
"And where are the republics Of modern
times, which clusters around ipmortal lta-
llyl Venice and Genoa exist but in name
The Alps indeed look down upon the brave
and fearless Swiss, in their native fastness, but
the guarantee Of their freedom is IN theil
weakness and not in their strength; the
mountains are not easily crossed and The
valleys are not easily retained. When the
invader comes he moves like an avalanche
carrying destruction in his path, the peasan
try sink before him the country is too posl
for plumber, and too rough for valuable con
quest. Nature presents her eternal barriers
on every side to check the wantonness OF am
bition. and Switzerland remains. with he
simple institutions, military road to iaire
climates, scarcely worth permanent posses
sion, aid protected by the jealousy Of he
neighbors. M
ave stand the latest" and if we fail. pro
badly the last experiment Of self government
BY the people. We have begun it under cir.
cumstances Of the most suspicious nature
We are in the vigor Of youth. Our growth ha
never been checked BY expressions oftyran
ny. Our constitutions have never been en-
feebled BY the vices or Injuries Of the Oil
World Such as we have been from the be
ginning simple, hardy, intelligent, accustom
ed to self-goVernment and seli.Fespect.
"Can il be that America, under such cir
cumstances. can betray herseiff That sh
is TO be added to the catalogue Of republic
the inscription Of whose ruin is they were
but they are notf' Forbid il my country
men forbid it Heaven! call upon YOU
fathers. sons and daughters. BY the shade
Of your ancestors, by the ashes which rePOs
in this precious soil. BY all you are aud a
you hope to be, resist every project Of dis
union"
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The Convention Convention bin pass
cd its final reading in the Commons on "Wednesday
night last and was ordered to be enrolled.
The bill provides for lheeecon Of one hundred and
twenty delegates, equal to the number Of members In
The House Of Commons the election 10 take place on
The 2sth day Of February. At tho same time that the
delegates are elected, the people are to vote for or
against Convention. Ten days 10 DO allowed iOr
The shcris make their returns and Il majority Of
The votes for Convention, the Governor u TO Issue
his proclamation fixing the day for tho meeting. The
action d the Convention sio be confined 70 fejenlma,-
ters and afterwards % 10 Submitted 70 The people Cor
ratification o. rejscsion.
This i the mos, important, CRISIS lhsi has ever over
Swallowed ihiscouny, and % be hoped that the be
and experienced in The State will be selected
% form the Convention. We glad TO see ihs, in
this county lhe.namss Of the Hon. William A. Graham
and John W. Norwood Esq, have been POT fOtwaid
as candidates; both Of whom are known TO be strong
Union loving men. yet JEALOUS ff the constitutional
rights Of the South.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06

The Alabama convention in secret session
on Moaday hight adopted resolutions ins,suct-
ing the deputies 70 the Southern convention
10 insist upon the enactment Of such laws as
will farever present the feopeuing Of the AZ
riean slave trade. On Tuesday the coD,en.
lion passed supplemental ordinance au,hori.
zing the Governor TO carry into effect pre-.
sious ordinance for the protection of the de-
fences ~ the Gulf. Also. an ordnance adopt
ing as the Law Of Alabama the laws Of the
United States relative 10 patents, securing
The right Of invention 10 the citizens VI all
the slave States.
The convention then adjourned till the 4ih
Of March.
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rue L.rE IuDoE STORY on DIsUyroS.

"Tbe Old World has already revealed 20
u is unsealed books, the beginning and
end " al it. own marvellous struggles in the
cause 81 liberty. Greece. lovely Greece.
the land 81 Scholars and the nurse or arms,
where sister Republics IN fair procession
chanied the praises 81 liberty and the gods
where anil what il she I For two thousand
years The Uppressor has bound her 70 the
earth. Her arts are no more. The last sad
relics d her temples are bot the barracks d
ruthless soldiefy, the fragments Of her
columns and her palaces are 10 tie dsst, yet
beautiful 10 ruin. She fell not when ths
mighty were upon her. Her sons were united
AZ Thefmopglae and Marathon, and the tide
Oi her triumph rolled back upon the lIelles
poht. She was conquered BY her own fac
tons. She fell by the hands of her own peo
pie. The wars " Macedonis did not the
work Of destruction. II was already don,
BY her own eorBptions, banishmenis and
disseasions. Rome, republican Rome, whose
eagles glanced 10 tie rising and setting sun
where aud what il She The Eternal Ciyi
Yet remains, proud even 10 her own desols
toe. asbls 70 her dsciios, venerable 10 III,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06
Dr. wI.tar'. nal.am or VIVA cherry.

Where This article isknow Il il work n sapcreto.
ri'ion % say word iniis favOr, well i !, cs,a-
lishcd as az unfalins' remedy ~ Coughs. Calls,
Bronchitis, Group. wboofing Cough Aahma, Quiasy,
PhIhise, diseases che Throat Chest, aud Iung.. ..
weH that most dreaded q 81 Diseases Consomp.
too, which high medical sutboriiy has pronounced 10
Be eurable disease. Tho-s who have nsel this rsme-
dy mos ibl,alue :sho-e who have not hass bui 10
make singh hl. satisfied that Of all others Il
= the IemeIy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06

US. senator.-The Hon. Thomas J.. cIngman
was rhur.day last reelected BY The Legislature 20
the Senate q The United States for ,I years from the
4ih Of March neat, without any regular opposition.
Mr. clingmsn was nominated in caucus early in The
session. before bis disunion sentiments wete Known
otherwise the opposition TO his reelection would pro-
badly have been more effective.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. Q.
Wednesday, February @, 1861.

" All persons indebted to this office for sub-crip-
,on 10 The Recorder, advertisements job work. arc
earnestly requested 70 call and settle their accopnts
Our necessities compel to make speedy collections.
We desire that payments should be made voluntarily,
and should very much regret the necessity Of resor,ing
coercion bot money We must have or we cannot
proceed with our business. my
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FroI.. rev. JIG ". Wood. D. D.

Rome, Georgia, April 4. 1860.
Dear sini-This eeriihns that four ysan ago suf.
Tered With distressing Cough. During the winter and
sptng ~ 1866, used d.. wiasfs Bnisam Of Wild
Cherry, viih considerable advantage. I consider il !
valuable remedy Jof Coughs and Colds.
I'M WOOD.
Prepared By Seth W. Fowls 4 Go. Boston. and fsr
sale by Webb 4 Dickson. HilIsbofough, n. o. ssun.
deis, ChspslHiIl, wilismss Haywood. Raleigh and
BY al Druggists, and .. wholesale BY Addis q Cray
Richmond, and N. A.&C CA. Santos. godoIL.
June IL. 45--ias
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The vVestminster Review. lor

The South Carolina Legislature was 10 e.
ecuiise session on the 2sth. considering tie
correspondence Of Colonel lIAyne and Gov
ernor Pickens with the President Of the Uni
ted States. u appears thst the dfimaium Of
South Carolina was The surrender Of Fort
sumter and the withdrawal Of the Federal
troops; that South Car0linn promised 70 pay
for the fort. and that Colonel Iliyne. in de-
ference 10 the wishes Of southern congress.
men. witsheld the proposition.
Governor Piekens now tells Colonel fIayne
TO make final demand for the Iorts. and 70.
pvdiates the position Of the President when
be saws he has no power 10 give them up. but
must leave il to Congress.
Governor Picksns fOriher tells Colonel
lIayne 70 wait a reasonable time for an. sh-
s.er 10 his final demand, and then, IL il Is
refused. Fort Sumter must be taken.
The Legislature indorses the Governors
actiDn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06

Kansas. Ths.blI constituting Kansas as ono o.
The STATES n this Union passed n final reading in
both House. q COns,eaA sad.was. signed " The Pee
dent last week. Atf@ N#s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06

A dispatch from Richmond says. inteIIi.
gence has arrived there that. presioss 20 The
passage Of the Georgia ordinance Of seees.
sion, lIarrison w. Riley. prominent citizen
81 the mountain region Of that State, pro.
claimed 10 another portion Of Georgia that Ne
was On bis way home, and intended 10 raise
: party and take possession d the United
States mint At Dahlonega Tor the United
States Government 10 case Georgia passed
secession odinance. This declaration caused
considerable excitement al Milledgeville,
and The Governor vas requested 10 send
military force 10 Dahlonega. but had not done
80 al the latest adyiees. There is reported
10 be much Union feeling 10 the mountains Of
Georgis. There was an anti. secession meet.
ing IN Piekens county when The news cane
Of the passage Of the secession ordinance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06

Ex-Governor Letcher. Of Kentucky. died
on the cath instant, az Frankfort, after long
illness lie was Representative in Con.
grets Tor several terms, was elected Govern.
OF VI Kentucky IN 1870, aud was minister 10
Mexico in the administration m President
Fillmore. sestS
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G0IlsJorough, n. o., March ,. inn,

Me-ss. s.w. PowLr & Go Gentlemen - Being
solicited, cannot refrain from expressing an opinion
Of your popular and rmafkibe long remedy, d..
Wisiaf's Balsam.of Wild Cherry. have been oh.
servant q ~ saIuiary elIcc. IN cases Of obstinate
cough and colds uilh many d my numerous friends,
10 more ihan ten years past and the result hss ii.
ways been speedy md cerain and with myself and
family can With confidence certify that Il has aeon.
plishcd mofs good Ihsn sny other medicine We have
ever usci. 10 hci, NY experience has found Il Is IL
~ uniailiDs remedy ~ coughs and pulmonary com.
u sinlsl anJI therefore recommend H.
He.N truly Hnnra IEhAE 4 HAKEn