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MIR. Kennedy, OF ROxbury, mas dscovereoln ON
q our common pasture weeds remedy that cures every
Pimple - WIN
Two bottles are warranted to nursng mouth
one to three bottles will cure the worst kind pimpea
on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system of bles
Two bottles are warranted to the canker in
Three five bottles are warranted to cure the worst
One or two bottles are warranted to cure all humors
Two bottles warranted cure running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four TO six bottles warranted to corrupt and
One bottle will cure scaly eruptfons of the skin
kind of ringworm.
Two orthree bottles are warranted to the mos
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three -four bottles cure salt rheum
Five to eight bottles will the case of scroa
One to three bottles warranted to the worst
sands thai Il has caused by canker in the stomach .ou
Cne to two bottles warrantedt sick headache
one t. two bottles are warranted to regulate costve
One bottles will regulate all arrangements ofthe
Four six bottles have cured the Of drop
One three bottles have cured the of pes
areiefis always experienced What mercy to get re
lei IN such an excruciatng disease
Since its first discovery have from time time add
ed various Other herbs it, of ofthem Hppocrates
topeneth distractions of the liver gall and spleen:
an especialfrend to the liver worth all other herbs
put ogether cooling 1t when too hot, and warming il
'' createth appetite cureth all gone sinking
feeling in the pit of the stomach easeth all pains and
stitches In the side.
Itexpells all raw, viscious and Shiny humors out Of
the body itceanseth all inward ulcers and CONCEALED
BLOOD from the kidneys.
by opening distractions of the Spleen 1t purgeth all
burnt choler and melancholy vapors which rseh the
head and brain causing distressing headache fearful
boding of trouble trembling of the heart fantng and
swooninR.
"The herb boiledn wine particularly good to revive
the dropping spirit of the aged and whoever has anger
ing sickness after fever nothing restores him 10 health
quick as drinking the juice Of this herb.
The seeds boiled in water cureth the most offensive
breath and drank at bedtime, what
bilious people are liable to-
The Father of Medicine of another herb in this
composition that ali is herb Of the sun and in the
sign Leo.
"The the of all life, and ruleth the hearts
and this herb is the best cordial the stengthener
of the heart of that grows comforteth the heart
curetb all palpitation thereof taketh trembling
fanting and smotherng OF it, yetlt must be taken
fully, gripping will ensue, which must be cor
rected with fennel seed or ginger
No change of diet the can
get, and enough OF it.
by strictly following the directions In the pamphlet
around each bottle and by udciOus application of the
Salt RheHnl Ointment, lScFotaa Ointment and Healing
Ointment, every ulcer and of whatever kind
ture except cancer that has taken roots perfectly
and permanently cured.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, II Warren
street .Roxbury. Mass Price 81, dtf ~
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A Great Blessing to the Amicted.-rhe
number and formidable character of Diseases of the
Liver have long challenged the attention of medica
men, Some of these Diseases classed under the general
term of Consumption, have been supposed incurabe,
and the unhappy patient allowed to die, without medi
cal science to offer him hope of recovery Happily
this can no longer be the case A remedy has been
found which will cure all complaints, of whatever char
acer arising from arrangement of the Liver The Pills
discovered by DIR. NJ Lane, prepared solely by Fleming
Bros Pittsburgh, Pa act directly the Liver; and by,
correcting its operation and purifying it from disease
cuts on and eNtlrpaes me complaints which have their
origin in the diseases of this organ Remedies hitherto
proposed for Liver Complaints have failed to operate
upon the seat OF the disease but DIR. MLanes Pills
make themselves felt upon the action of the Liver and
by cleansing the fountain, dry up the impure streams
OF disease which thence derive Their existence
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FLEM-
ING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa. There other Pills
purporng to be Liver Pills, before the public. Dr.
MLanes genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Verni
ge, now be had at all respectable drugstore None
genuine Vithoat the signature Of FLEMING BROS.
ie25 d6t&w1t (4l]
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TIE REBEL .GESERALs.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Evening Post,
under date of June Il IA gentleman
recently frorV ,ates that Jefferson
Davis and conspiratOrs are much
encouraged rewritings OF certain northern
Journals, an indulge in hope for speedy re-
cognition for their rebel government Tins is
one reason why the rebel generals act upon
the defensive. They wish 10 avoid battle
till after congress comes together, in the hope
that the war fever as they call it, will abate
in the free states, and congress will recognize
the southern confederacy. Spies who leave
Washington every day or two take down to
Richmond copies OF the northern secession
Journals, and thus help on the deception. This
hope that The north will speedily abandon tile
war is all that keeps up the courage and spirits
of the rebel tDOops, and the northern presses
which cry OUT prematurely for peace are gull.
ty of not only protracting the war, but of add
ing to its terocity."
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Special CLOTHES.

Sir james CIarke's Female PiiIs.-This well
known medicine is no imposition, but sure and safe
remedy for Female Difficulties and Distractions from
any cause whatever; and although powerful remedy,
it contains nothing hurtul to the constitution To
red ladies it peculiarly suited 1t will a short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerion, Papita
ton of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
effect when all other have failed; and al
though powerful reu edy do not iron, calomel,
antimony, or an thing hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars get pamphlet free, of the agent
B.-Sl and six postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorized agent will insure bottle containing over so
pills by return of mail.
Sold by BUSH & CO., and all Druggists
iel5 deod&weowlm
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THE THIRD DIsTRIcT-The official vote
for member of congress in the third district is
announced as follows: Whole number of
votes 1884. For Benjamin f. Thomas 2774.
For Eleazer Beal PSI. For all others %.
Judge Thomas majority 1866
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-27

NEWTON THEOLOGICAL INsTITuTE.-The
eighty sixth anniversary of the Newton Theo
logical Seminary occurred yesterday. The
annual address to the alumni was delivered by
Rev. I. d. Anderson OF Roxbury. The fes.
tlval OF the alumni was attended by many of
the most eminent Baptist ministers in this
section OF the country. Speeches were made
BY Rev. DR.. Ripley, Rev. Baron Stowe, d.
D., Rev. Jonathan Aldrich of this city. and
many others. The neurology of the wear
includes the names Of Eli b. Smith, died in
Colchester, VT, July, aged So, former presi-
dent of the New Hampshire Institution NV.
ron N. Dean, at Cambridge, March, aged 40.
former pastor of the Third Church, Proyi-
dence, and in Warren, r. l., and Marblehead ;
S. S. leighton, at West Townsend, July,
aged SO; Bartlett Mathew, September, aged
81. Rev. DR.. John c. Warren was chosen
president OF the association for the ensuing
year.
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Netu advertisements,
vz55sza5ssssssa BOSTON & WORCESTER
rE-sssz:sssssass4 RAILROAD
s-ue-.4E-
TRIP TO FORTS WARREN AND INDEPENDENCE,

IN BUS ION HAKBOR,
On Saturday, June 20. 1851.
An Extra Train will start from the Foster Sta
ton at NJ, leaving BOs, on, its return II.
The boat NELLY BAKER will leave Long Wharf at
$780, reaching Fort at I0l5 The party will
be there two hours and Fort Independence from
to six p. The number will be limited to the
modaons OF the boat.
ER Fare, there and back, including the boat S so
tickets good only in the extra train.
b. PHILLIPS, Supt.
Worcester June q, 1861. Dist
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BLOSSOMS FROM THE PAST. The poem of
DR.. Pliny Earle Of Leicester, delivered before
the alumni association OF the New England
yearly meeting school at Newport, is publish
ed in pamphlet, and Tor sale by s. Thomp
son & Co.
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MA " ESIED.

In Boston, June &C. Rev Rollin IL Neale, d d, pastor
of the First Baptist church of Boston, to Miss Anna BR
con, dau ghter of the late DIR. Bacon
In West BarnStable, June %, Benz Bowman, Esq,
of the Cape cod Advocate, to Hannah N daughter of
Watson Croker OF W b.
In Boston, June 25, Geo Torrey Esq of Fitchburg,
to Ellen NJ. Shirley of Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-27

john c. Fremont arrived at Boston, last
evening, in the Europa, and went through this
city to New York in the night train.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-27

In this city June g. Henry j. Starks, rs WIS mos.
Friends invited to attend his funeral, Friday
morning at nine O'Clock, at No Carroll street.
In this city, June rs, Henry Ward of Mark and
Amelia Gill, yr mos IS days.
In Fitch bur, %, Adea, daug liter of job and
Lucy Bigelow % yrs 10 dys
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-27

FIRE IN misunderstanding Fitchburg
Reveille states that the large two story dwell
ing house of Geo. w. Merriam, in Westmin
ster, took fire, last Friday forenoon, from a
supposed defect in the chimney, ard was en-
trely destroyed. The Wachusett Village en-
CINE, operated by women, in the absence of
men, was exerted to its utmost power. Loss
s2O00-insured for $500 at the Worcester
Mutual, aud also 5000 insurance on the furni-
ture, portion Of which, however, was saved.
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A KSIGHTLY REPLY.-A distinguished di-
vine lately ventured to express to Gen. Scott
the hope and the belief that under his direc.
ton the war would be conducted according to
the principles of generous humanity. "Hu.
mainly % exclaimed the veteran, CHRISTIAN.
ity, Christianity, CHRISTIANITY, sir" repeat.
ing the word three times in the most emphat-
ic manner, as he bent forward in his chair.
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Police CoURr.-On Wednesday, William
Washington, for being drunk was fined 81
and costs, and committed in default.
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CoMMoNwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,


Executive Department-Boston, June %, 1861.
My Dear Sir Il yesterday received COM
munication from the Secretary of War, requir-
ing the ten regiments offered through your in.
PREVENTION for United States service from this
state, and beg TO express my cordial appre.
citation of the great public service rendered by
you i'll urging in a manner so patriotic, and by
means so meth )dical and intelligent, a policy
in which most thoroughly concur, as alike
humane, wise and statesmanlike. | trust we
shall see the end of this war in a year from the
18th OF June, 1851 and, also that its conclu-
sion will demonstrate the vitality of Demo.
cratic Republican Government, the heroic
manhood of our people Herewith in the fun
damental ideas OF which our Government, and
our social fabric stands, and which shall more
over settle forever, on immutable foundations
of moral and eternal right, the future OF our
republic. Verify, as the King of Prussia re-
marked, some years ago, Progress is stronger
than we are" The beginning of an end
grand, glorious and sublime, is already here,
and it is beyound the present power, thank
God, of any man to do more than to swim
with the Providential tide, or consent TO be
overwhelmed beneath its waves. Believe me
my dear sir, faithfully and obediently yours,
JOHN A. ANDREW.
To Gen. HIRAM WALBRIDGE, N. Y. City.
In obedience to this requisition the follow
ing companies have been directed to report
Immediately to the adjulant general roll of
the men ready for active service, with the
age, occupation, residence Of each. Each
company will be composed as follows cap
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-27

A. E. PECK win sell at his rooms, this
morning at 10 o'clock, three panofortes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-27

Hon. GOLDSMITH f. BAILEY left Fitchburg,
yesterday, for Washington, to attend the extra
session of congress.
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tain, first lieutenant second lieutenant
| first sergeant, sergeants, 0 eOrpofals, musl-
clans waaroner. 81 privates 10l aggre.
ua,o 1ho compapies are arranged in nros
sa'e. IT., ., e,,,.o ~,
! peciNe ies'"'ei''' gu
THIRTEENTH REGIMENT thiILEMLNJ'
| Co A, Boston, capt James a. foX'
Co Is, Boston, capt m wafer batcheider.
Co. G, Boston, capt Johh hurtZ,
Co. D. Boston, capt Augustine i1ailow:
Co y, h"Anury' Lieut. CnaIies ~, NJ, rratt'
Co, /, Marlborough. Capt Abel ii Pope,
Co q, Sudbury, CAPT; Anel b; Jones.
Co. H. Na'ick' capt nooart moore
20 i, Mar'oorouSil, oapt, MOSES r. rainier.
20 ~ "es.po'o N"l'' y" NJ / DiacEliler'
FouRrEENrH REGiMENr'
- a. ipsWlc'i' Capt' Johh hoo9s'
20 D. Methuen, capt LeVereit Bradley
20 ~ ~ mr. Capt: Alonzo u Draper.
70 ~ ilaVerhiil' capt Henry D. howe
20 ~ Amesoury, Napt' Joseph w. sargent.
20 r. Lawrence Capt. Samuel LangmaId'
20 " Marble hcaG' Capt' Benjamin Day
20 H. AhuoVer' capt Horace HAT
20, |, D"nvefs, Capt Arthur A; Putnam
60 ~ Lawrence, capt FRANK a, Role
FIFTEENTH REGIMENT
70 a, Leohihstvf, Capt, geo, a. hockWoou.
Co Z, CLINTON, Capt Henry Bowman
20 ~, worcester, capt Aioert IL. roster
20 y, OXFORD, Capt. Chares H. watson
20 f. brookheiu' CaPI; oaruus D; oloan'
20 " 1raitoii, capt. waiter foren!nu:
20 IL, Northoriuse, oapt' O'ase hlorlck'
20 /, Lancaster, capt 1honlas oherWlh' d.
TO- ~, BLACKSTONE Moses w. patcheh
SIXTEENTH REGIMENT:
20. A, Cambridge, CAPT D. " richardson
20. - Johnston, CAPT; James ~ Mason Mason
20 =, Groioh' capt Leanuer u; Aihg'
Co u, Concord, Capt. john D. Moore.
20 \, Framlnghanl' capt, Oharles' H. Irain'
Co f. Lexington, CAPT; OhafleS w, ~ Johnson
20 u, Moourh, capt liho.hy VIM
20 II, Waithahi, capt, uaruner DahNs'
Co. ~ "atertowh' capt henly Y. hiluley'
sE'ENlEhNIh hETi
20 a. ne"o"iypor'' "aPt' lawn FL Dro"n'
20 - South DanVers, Capt' . " bancroft
20 ~ DanVers, capt NShenllan ~ I; ulier'
20 ~ SaiiSoury' Sap1' george :, II; NORTH
20 H. na'erhill' Capt' Mich y Z, McNa'iiar'
20 +, naVerhlil' capt Lnlner Day'
20 ~ Nockpott, oapt' Daniei d: laIr
70 H. North AhuoVer' Gape' a. 0touuaru'
20 l., lawrence, Capt; Aho'''as Wler.
20 ~ Maiuen' capt Joseph ~ oliholoS'
EIGHTEENTH kkIlMENI'
20. a,
20. d, TAUNTON, capt george huoy'
20. =, somerset capt Dallei hdsoh' Jr
Co. u, Mlddieborougll, capt. D. homas.
Co. y, Duxbury, Capt. Charles H. Gardner.
Co. /, Dedham, Capt Henry Ollon.
Co U, hanover, Capt. Loanml b, sylvester
Co. II, Fall River, Lieut.. Patrick Desmond.
Co. l, Wrenttam, Capt. Frederic ID. Forrest.
Co. X,
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SHERIFF's APPoINTMENT.-Mr Francis
Buttrick, Jr, Of Fitchburg, has been commits
as deputy sheriff for the county of Worcester.
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ELECTION OF COMPANY OFFICERS.

In the Westield company of volunteers, Sc.
rous dissatisfaction recently broke out on the
appointment of an officer after the company
had made recommendation of a different
person. The citizens took the subject into
consideration, and, at public meeting adopt
act OF the extra session OF the legislature,
which deprives the volunteer companies Of the
right of choosing their own officers, and asking
the Cover nor to appoint the first lieutenant OF
the Westlield volunteers, who had been dis.
placed by the law. These resolutions were
sent to the governor, who has returned the
following reply -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-27

LEoMISsTER.-On Monday morning at an
early hour, the fire department of Leominster
were called out by an alarm of fire proceeding
from the building owned by Geo. Hapgood,
and occupied by j. Phillips, cooper, f. w.
Polly, shoemaker and L. Longley, store
house. The department made vigorous eff
forts. and were comparatively successful in
saving Che building and contents.
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Friction Matches.-IIayInrbeen a nno,n,od ~, ~
bost9 Friction Match Co Agents for the sale OF their
Matches IN Worcester and vicinity we hereby ,,ve
notice that we shall keep constantly on hand
ment Of their celebrated Matches, which will be SOFA
low tor cash and satisfaction Guaranteed ~ ~ s0i"
DRAfEN IL CLARK
yzl utt Nos. rs and " Front street
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FULL Moon PARK.-There was a trot on
the Full Moon Trotting Park, Tuesday after
noon. with the following result:

ITUVTIJ WIFI tIIt IUIIOWIIIB IVouII'
Match for $780, mile and repeat To wagon:
j. S, Hills Little Orphan Girl" l,
j. Blankenhorn's Lady Elem 2 2.
Time: 3;0l-3:03.
Then followed a running race, for which
four horses entered, mile and repeat, for
small purse. Mr.. NELSON'S sorrel mare
Lonesome Phebe," won the second and third
heats, and thereby the race.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-27

10 HORSE OwnerA.-Sweets InfalIible Iiniment
unrvaled by any and in all cases OF Lame
ess Sprains, Bruises Wrenchinr its ef-
magical and certain Harness Saddle Calls
oeI,encs mango, Nc. II will also cure speedily Spnyin
1 hhHbone may be easily prevented and cured In tbeir
M bat confirmed cases beyond the pos
so desperate hopeless but may be- allevoted Nv
tnis nnent and its faithful application will ALWAYS re-
comparative ease. Wv i " ''afei WIN
Every morse owner should have this remedy at hand
lmev use at the first appearance of Laneness
tualiy prevent those formidable diseases mem
ttoeu 10 Mheh all horses liable. and which render
~ many otherWlse valuable horses nearly worthless
mV%l d3taw&weowIy
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WAR DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON CITY, june II, 1851.
Gen. Hiram Wdtbridge, Neao York-ST
have read with pleasure the letter addressed
by his excellency, Gov. John A. Andrew, to
you, under date of the 18th inst, stating that
if you can procure further requisition by the
government for ten additional regiments from
the state of Massachusetts, beside the last re-
QUESTION for six, they will within forty days
be sent, thoroughly armed, equipped, clothed,
and provided with tents, baggage train, ra-
tons and subsistence stores, men enlisted for
three years unless sooner discharged. You
will please advise Gov. Andrew that the me-
cessary requisition will Immediately be made,
and for your action in the premises accept the
thanks of this department
SIMON CAMERON SECRETARY of War.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENTS.

The correspondence which led to the last
requisiton for ten regiments from Massachu-
sets, to serve for the war, is of SO interesting
character, and SO worthy OF his excellency,
that we give il entire -
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character, ana SO worthy oil his eXcellency,
that we give it entire =
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, !
Executive Department, Council Chamber
Boston, June II, 1861.
To Gen. Hiram Walbridge, Nep York-Sir:
In relation to that energetic method of prose
cutting the war, which you suggest have to
say that if you can procure, in addition to the
last requisition upon the state for SIX regi-
ments, which will undoubtedly be in the field
by the end of this month, further requisiton
for ten regiments, thoroughly armed, equip
ped clothed, and provided with tents, baggage
trains, rations, and subsistence stores, these
advances will be made by this state, and such
a requisition answered TO the letter, within
forty days from the reception OF the order
here, men enlisted for three years unless soon.
err discharged. We have already enlisted or"
ganized companies enough to make six regi.
lnents of the ten referred to as proposed re-.
QUESTION, and entirely independent of the six
regiments already ordered, and of our troops
now in the field, ! am, very truly, your friend
and servant, john A. ANDREW.
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THE THIRTY.sEvENTH CONGREss.

The list of members OF the thirty-seventh
congress, who are expected to take their seats
at the extra session on the Fourth Of July, is
given below. The senate, since the with
drawal Of the rebel senators, including both
members from Tennessee,-wil number forty
six, OF whom thirty,two are republicans, and
fourteen democrats The house of represent
atives is reduced to one hundred and eighty
members, of whom one hundred and three arc
republicans, with one district in Pennsylvania
and two in California to be heard from: =
rRepublicans in Roman Democrats in Italics, reelected
! members marked with an asterlsk'J
| CALIFORNIA
Milton S. Latham, James a. AcDOu0aH' (Un)
CONNECTICUT.
James Dixon, LAFAYETTE Foster
James A hazard, Willard Saaisbary.
O. II. Browning, Lyman Iramoul'
Jesse D. Bri0ht Henry s. Lane,
IOWA.
James W, Grimes, James Harlan
James II. Lane, > O. Pomeroy'
Lazarus W. PopeH, Joha Q. breckenridge.
Lot NJ. Morrill,, William Pitt Fessenden.
MARYLAND.
ANTHONY KENNEDY, (Am.) JIIaes A. Pearce.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Charles SUMNER Henry wilson.
MINNESOTA.
Henry NJ Rice, Morton S. Wilkinson.
MISSOURI
Trdstea Polk, - Johnson
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
John ?. Hale, Daniel CLARK.
NEW JERSEY.
John r. Th0lnpson, john &. I en- Eyck
NEW YORK.
Preston King, Ira Harris.
OHIO.
Benjamin F. Wade, John sherman
OREGON.
Edward ID. Baker, George W. Nesmth.
PENNSYLVANIA
David Wilmot, Edgar Cowan.
RHODE ISLAND.
James r. Simmons, Henry b. Anthony
TENNESSEE.
Andrew johnson, (Union,) A. o. p Nicholson.
VERMONT.
Solomon Foote, Jacob Collamer.
WISCONSIN.
James r. Doolittle Timothy Howe.
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Coughs.-The sudden changes OF our climate ora
sOuIves ol igLhoNARf, BRONCHIAL and AsTHMATIo Az
Experience having proved that siinpe rome
es ulteh ACT speedily and certainly when II, III
s III vs. stBes OF the disease should at once be
ma 70 br01hs bronchial TrOches' or Iozenees I,
VIZ Cou Cough, or Irritation of the THROAT he iet
III a. nN thls preeaution serious attack NAV
vs ,Ii Warued on PUBLIC SPEAKERS and sine
ns nhd them eiectual for clearing and strenpthen
ing the voice See advertisement. dHw6m dI1