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Yours, TGos. G. Ds,Ps.
Extraordinary ElOpement.

One day last week Mrs Emma Goodwin,
OF Noble county, Ohio, started from her
nome to 90 to Pennsylvania, to visit some
relative who reside in Green county, in
that State, leaving her husband and two
small children, aged, respectively, about
tive and seven years, and hired girl, at
home to keep house. Her husband amply
provided her with funds to pay her way.
before her departure. About tho same
time, Mr.. George Taylor, who resides in the
same neghborhood, and who was able to
rejoice in the possession of q handsome
wife. aud two intelligent pledges of affsc-
ton started west "un business" but some
how or other, he took the wrong road, and
arrived in Wheeling about the same time az
Mrs, Emma g. They remained at one of
our hotels over night, passing as man and
wife, and the next morning took the Pitts.
burg train. 1t seems that after two or
three days travel, they brought up a.
Cleveland Arriving just before meal time,
after hastily prepared toilet, they passed
to the dinner room aud were seated near
the head of the tablc-Mrs. Emma imme.
diately opposite her husband, and Mr.:
Taylor Immediately opposite his wife
1t seems that dav or two after Mrs.
Gocu"n left home, Mr.. &. took it into his
head to attempt to seducc Mrs. Taylor from
her sacred allegiance to her lord" and in.
duced her to elopa with him in her hus.
bands absence--in which i: seems he had
but little trouble in succeeding neither Of
them ever dreaming that their companions
were just ,hen committing like acts Of adul-
terry.
The scene that ensued after the mutual
recognition at the Cleveland dinner table
was neither naeic nor ridiculous as might
be imagined; but like philosophical people
who found themselves in "ycrv bad spelr'
would do, they quietly, and as if moved by
some secret understanding. Withdrew TO q
private room, where they arranged that
every man should take his own wife and 90
back to their homes and children, and try
and live wiser and better men and women
in the future. - Wheeling Kntellioeacer.
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To Nervous sufferers
NJ pOTH SEXES

hsal,h IN few days. after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes OF
CitNCut success considers II his sacred duty TO COM
mnieafs 10 hi, aficted fellow the means OF
en1es Hence on the receipt OF an addressed en-
veluce he will send (fee) copy OF the PRESCRIPTION
Isod Direct to DR.. J0nN n. DAsHALL. asS iaiton
stfeet Brooklyn, New York 0S""'i'
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o.
AT-1060-X.
nnAxne PLANTATION BITTHRs.
n
They purify, strengthen and invigorats.
They create . healthy appetite.
rhsy are IN autidots to change OF water and diet.
they overcome effects Of dissipation and late hoors.
They strengthen the system and ehven the mina.
Thu preveut miasmstie and intermittent levers.
They purity the breath and scidty Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Disrrhea, Cholera aud Cholera Morous.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They srs the best Bitters in the world. They make
he weak man strong, and are exhausted natures
sre.t rsstorer. They are made Of pure st. Crox Rum
The celebrated Cslsays Bark, roots and herbs, and
se, taken with the pleasure Of beverage withoutrs
s>rd % age or time day. Particularly recommen
Aed to delicate persons rsquireing gentle s'inalsns
seld by s,l Grooers, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons
2, n. Drake L Co., 2O3 Broadway New York,
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A New osARy.--"Epaminoda
Scro2gs' says he is about to publish new
edition Of Johnson's Dictionary. which will
exclude every word calculated to hurt any
one. The following is a specimen:
Murder-A An ecccntricity Of acciden.
frequently done from pure motives.
Forsery--A slip Of the pen; !; . playful
hablt-writing another mans name.
Burglar-A man who visits another
mans house without formal invitation.
Bigamy-A generous way Of making two
women happy instead of ono.
Rebel-A conscientious difFcrer with en-.
tsLEshcd authorities.
Thieving-Borrowin: Of nan without
the absurd punctillo Of asking his consent.
Wife-One who halves our sorrows. and
doubtless our joys-or rice serso, as the
Case may be.
Miser-A man who, knowing that money
is the root Of all evil. nobly sacrifices him
self for the good Of his fellow creatures 81
boarding all he can.
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We have lately intro
duced . New Style Family
sewing Machine, making
the Shuttle Stitcn, or
-titeh alike on both sides,
arranged in the same style,
,ud sold at the same pri-
,es "a our Grover Il Baker
fitch Machines.
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The Sound OF the A.bb.th.Bel,..

he following felicitous lines we're prompted one
day morning in uti"a, N. Y, while mu .ing owe,
sounds Of the different church lells Of that city
Oh. No. th-r. is 70 nsm' 'ng he'll!
Said the Univer-al.t bell:
Look up to Heaven this holy day
Attend this church and learn tie way:
There are no fres. no friends to Night
The hope within the heart that's right;
No hell no hell! no hell no heni
Do we'll do we'll do well do we'll!
SAIL tie Unitarian bell
Cone here AID cat aside your load.
And work your way along the road,
With Z ith in God and faith In man,
AMI hope In - ri-t where no @ began;
Do vel, do we'll! do we'll do welli
Said the Unitarian bell.
Swdl! swell! swell swelli 80 waters, swell
Exclaimed, m peslS, the Baptist bell
While faith in Christ alone can save,
Mar must be plunged beneath the wave.
To ,how the world un faltering faith
In What the sacped scripture .aith;
swd ! swell well! swell We waters, swelll
Exclaimed. in peais, The Baptist bell.
Pare ell . farewell base world, farewell
Cried out the Presbyterian bell
Lie Is q boon, to mort al given,
AID there T. nothing true but Heaven;
% not provoke the avcnRing rod
Come here and learn the will Of God,
Farewell! farewell 3! ba.e world, farewell
Grid out the presby terian bell.
Wetsll the truth ! We tell | We telli
Shouted the Merhodstic bell
Otc Lord has made sal, alton free,
None ed be lost on land or sea
REPENT, believe, have hope, and then,
Beeaved. and prai e the tord-Amen!
Tnt truth We tell we tell VT tell!
Shout ed the Methodistc bell.
Fxcd! excel in love excel!
Chim.d the Epi opalirn belt
1h,si- the ci ur n not b.it on sands
Embl'm OF "ne not built with hands;
Its f'rui-, and rule-, and ri e. revere
And worship here come worship here;
Excel is fail h AID WORKS ex-sti
Chimed the kpi copallan DELL.
Look down. ye -aints. in Heaven that dwellI
Shouted the Ke.han Catholic bell
Lean DER the bai Element OF bliss
And deix' t1 bless wor d like thi.
1T NOR ais kneel before this siriue,
Here j. the water. here tie wine
Look down, ye saiuts, in Heaven that dwelll
shouted the Konan Catholic bell.
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STEP TO THE MUSIC OF THE UNION.
EDNESDAY, JAN. l3, 1864.
For the n. I. Tinss.
"Whils We Live, oh Let's be Gay"

~ RsSILo.
While ws live, oh let's ts gay,
What's the use Of 'ighing!
Injoy Ife's pleasures by the way,
What's the good Of whinipgl
Why 20 round with scowl and frown
Pictured on our facest
Asmile had better take their place,
'Twould lengthen out the races.
Always give wide, wide berth,
To those who play deception,
he msanest thing upon the earth,
Beware OF tho infection.
While We live, then. let's be gay,
There's sometimes love. in sighins,
hot oftsner tits the other way,
NeAs'hing unto repuins.
Why notiv for good alonsf
stre~ins Hnduess round thee,
IT'S golden ham that binds
Loving ones s-ouud thee.
While ~ live, theA let . be gay,
Time. fas. away is lying;
Enjoy lites pleasures While we nay,
To soon, We vii be dying.
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nnDESIRABLE Residence Lots are offered for
lVUsals in MeGregor, within 80 to 1870 rods Of
tue flauders House. Titles perfect,
Also number Of lots ranging tsom to S acres.
Apply to WM. 6RkEN,or
ORLANDO McCRANEY,
6snI Ag't's 0iard Company.
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- Beauty often suffers, but it oosnef
makes others suffer.
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... HBIlG9TREET's
lNlMlTABLk HAIR RRSTORAT1VE
IF rs NOR DYE,

Bat restores gray hair TO its original eslor, By sup
plying ths capillary tubes with ~ural sustsnsnce'
Impaired BY age disease. All in. satenoss dyes are
composed Of lamar costic, destroying the vitality and
beauty Of the hair aud afford Of themselves no DRESS
ing Heimstreet's lnimitabls Coloring not only re-
stores hair to its natural color by easy process, but
sives the hair LuXuPiaut Beauty,
promotes growth, prevents Its failing Oh, erad
sstes dandrun and imparts health and pleasantness
10 the head. II has stood the test Of time being tho
original Hair Celoeing and is constantly increasing
IN favor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies'
u II sold by all respectable dealers, be procur
"a by them Of the commercial agents, D. =. Barnes
Co.. 202 Broadway, New York. Two sizes, SO cents
aad 81. y35:eow
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g. Q, cone,

DEALER IN
IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
H{kyy { SHELF hardware,
Exclusive Agent for
FAIRBANKS SCALES
IA BELLE NAILS,
NNWIoysN T&ApSs
urw wnpIn rInTNls VRIIGlR
sHoas s% s.f which ar. selected with
u.r attention being paid 70 , sns sasosmsnt assu Of
Refined american Iron,
BURDENS HORSE SHOE IRON,
|U. B. Norway Nailrods,
M;lyaukee Horse Nails,
Chicago Horse Nails,
HEAVY THIMBLE sKEINs,
Black LOCUST HUBS,
Oak Hub8,
5 WAGON SPOKES,
Wagon Stuff of Var;oa' Kinds,
HARD PLOW STEEL,
CARRIAGE e. TIRE BOLTS,
!. .|hOUSE TRIMMINGS
A full stock always on hand Of the oelsbra ted
J. FATUs RAC8 1oc2o
which are STOUT, DURABLE AND CHEAP.
CARPENTER TOOLS,
COOPER TOOLS,
- 1LooD's AXES,
MANNS AXES,
u LIPPINC0Trs SH0vELs AND SPADES,
SHELF HARDWARE n.!;ss, IN 5ss,s
Particular attention is called to the excellent
goods for which am exclusive agent.
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snoaid De IN every fanllly IN the country They
have several points Of superiority all others.
1st 1t is a selEadjusting machine, wringing hand
kercbiefs or bedquits without any change in the
machine. This is obtained by the of solid rub
Der spings which superior to any metal springs,
which are liable to rust and lose their elasticity.
I'd. The frame OF tho wringer l. made Of wood,
thus avoiding the danger of injury to clothes from
iron rust, to which they exposed in the iron ma
chimes, however we'll they may be galvanized.
Sd. The indiarubber of which the rolls are made.
is VULCA MED, so they do not soften by the use
OF hot water.
4th. The mode of fastening the wriager to the
tub Is most efficient, adapting itself to tubs OF all
kinds, and without damage to them The same fast
enng can be used to apply extra pressure to the
rolls ii required.
5th 1t saves two-t birds Of the time usually spent
In wrnging clothes. 1t the clothes from being
torn by the ordinary process OF wringing.
9Th II is adapted to hotel use a. well as Of pri-
vats families
7th. II is not so liable to break as the iron ma.
chimes. 1t an accident should happen, any mechanic
can repair 1t, but when iron machine breaks it il
dead loss.
:. - sell them a. New York prices. A liberal
discount to dealers.
S Merchants in the country can buy al;
~ kinds OF Iron and Hardware to ss GOOD
advantage OF me as In Eastern markets.
Terms 0aa1al
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10. CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

or A NERVOUS INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as caution to young
1srlv Decav and their kindred ailments--suppiying
IN means OF eelf-curs. BY who has cured nm
self after being victim Of misplaced commence ~
wsaical humbug and quackery. By enclosing post
nSid directed envelope, single copies may be haa'
~ author NArHANIsL MAYFAIs, Esq, beoioro'
Kings county, New York. mia1ero]o5A
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NEWHOUSE TRAPS.

These celebrated Traps evenly tempered, and
never fail to hold the whether caught in water
or on land. Trappsrs for Otter. Fox, Raccoop, Mink
or Muskrat will hnd them the only reliable article In
the market.
j. B. Fargo.
McGregor, Oct. 7th, 1868. 364
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have taken great pains in selecting Goods for
you, such As Sbovels Spades, Scoops, Forks, Hay
Knives. Cutlery, spoons, Steeyards from 80 to 400
lbs, Hand Saws, Augurs, Hammers, uatchets, Log
Chains, Gable Chains, Rope, Meat Cutters, aud
endless variety Of Other Hardware, too numerous to
mention, which will be sold ut prices that not but
please.
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nave Justly world wid3 epu ation It is the only
Scale made which il allowed standard in courts
Of law. Every Scale is perfectly true and exact.
always indicating the just and honest weight. The
stock of Plantform Scales. Counter Scales, Hay
Scales, &c, &c. is full aud parties desiring them
can have them delivered at McGregor at the same
price as in Chicago or Milwaukee,, thus saving the
freight by buying here.
RS- When Hay Scales Cattle Scales pur-
chased, l will send man to put them up ready for
use.
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North Iowa Times Supplement.
McGREGOR. JAN. 6.
SPECIAL NOTlCEo.

------- McGregor, June IL, 1853.
AHsca.est OF Mr.. s. Huntington, ! have nav nn ea-
AZ tns me- formula for the preparation OF the pan
enina enir ana Wild Cherry Bitters, and would state
sGsat the medicinal agents are we'll known ana III
common use by the profession That the b'.ters ar
possessed Of tonic and Alternative proportions, anu
the combination is we'll adapted to benent nepa,mc
arrangements when stmuitnt Is required. They
nossess the properties Of tonic and Alternative, ana
nav hs safely and advantageously used when
stimulant is advisable. y. ANpho@ y" =
McGregor September, H. io'''
Nm. q. HusrlNoroN--sir: We, the undersigneo'
business men of this city. having USED your c'r's
,,r ~ou,a state that We find it equally good II not
s.n..sn. a. .nv In the market, Arnolds Fluid nos
pss ~ lit "a we'll is of deep black color, ana
ips 49,. .hsn anything we have tried.
sSS'0 o' o. HuLv RsoN, Cashier state BANK.
OpgLL L UPDHeRAFF.
]. W. VAN ORMAN.
Err. BARRON Co.
H. Il. NswsLL.
,a,., A.P. RIcHAnDsoN, Times ONCE.
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Call aud examine our
Machines before pLrchas.
ing elsewhere. We manu-
facrure Il large variety of
-tyies Of each stitch. and
adapted to the req uire-
menis Of families and
manufacturers of goods
where sewing is employ ed.
AUG. FRENCH, Ag't
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-26
DIED
In Conneaut, ON the 18th inst, CAROLINE,
wife of Fredk NOVEL; Hayne, aged 36 years.

In Conneaut, on the 18th inst, CAROLINE,
wife of Fred'k Novel; Hayne, aged 80 years.
In Wayne, Iowa, on the 2lst ult, CELEsrIA,
wife of Nathan Story, formerly of this place.
At Galitan, Tenn, ]. NJ. SANDERS of the LIST
Regt o. A., on the l4th ult, aged 81 years, OF
consumption, after severe sickness Of four
months. At the City Hospital Nashville Tenn,
on the goth ult., L. ID. HENRY of the same rcgi-
ment as above, aged 45 years. At Camp Hos
pital, Nashville, Tenn, on the 2Sth ult., W.; ii,
SANDERS, OF pneumonia, aged 22 years. All OF
Trumbull.
In Austinburg, of congestion of the lungs,
SAMUEL MATHEWS in the Goth year Of his age.
In Windsor, ON the 9Th inst, Mrs. MARY
CLArr, in the s4th year of her age, widow oi
Stephen Clapp.
In Austinburg-Eagleyille Society-on the
nth instant, Col SALMos HnLs, aged 70 years
He was a native Of Pennington, Conn.,, and
participated in the labors, ahd hardships OF the
early settlers. His illness was short and hli
death unexpected He has left the wife of hil
youth, five children and their families, and nu
merous friends to mourn his loss.
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DIR. Bush's Great American Roneset or
Thor0ughwOrt TOnic.-No remedial agent has
such universal application the Thoroughwo has been
used from time immemora for Ague and all Bilious all
y by this remedy Headache and dizziness
by Bilious stomach 1t ceapses the skin better than
other remedy Restores the appetite, gives tone to the
tsnac and facilitates digestion. Intermittent fevers
AL grades and Ague with terrible pains In h,
bones Dyspepsia with vomiting Of food Belcbing Of Wnt
and feeling Of obstruc ion the pit Of Stomach Vomiting
of Bile with extreme prosraton of strength, the smell
food causing sickness at the Stomach unes and
feeling of pressure Gouty and Rheumatic disease with
OF tie Muscles hoare Cough with rough voice and sore
the Ches night Cough Dropscal affections Dysn
terry and Diarhaa, Bleeding Piles and Typhoid Fever.
Price, per bottle, rs cents. Sold by
tA'r GEO. WILLARD, A,htabua, Ohio.
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In Richmond, on the 10th ult', HoRAcE, son
Of Thaddeus and Fanny Merritt Of scarlet fe-
yer, aged three years.
In Morgan, on the 9TH ,lt,, DvIenr KEowL-
ros, only child Of Stephen and Mary T. Knowl-
ton, aged years.
In Conneaut, on the 2ed INST, Mrs CYsTBrA,
wife of Mr.. Oliver Cleveland, aged So years.
In Monroe, on the 18th inst, Mr.. SoLoxoS
DuRKEE, aged " years.
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alibe for cosyeness spass loss Of appetite, sick
,che gdduess boating after meals dizziness
drowness, and campng pains, and all disorders Of the
stomach and DO wells
Original Letter at 294 Canal Street. New York.
J. ]. G, COOK, publisher Of the Stale Banner, Ben
nngton VT. he attacked with Dyspepsia and
suffered 40 severely from 1t particle OF food could
lie taken without occasioning the most uncomfortable sensa
ton 10 his stomach For five he suffered from the
dreadful conn lint, when he used BRANDRErHS PILLS
Thief box c not to ben t him much, but the sec
ond produced change by the time he had taken six box
es COMPLETE CURE effected He says: "My dyspep-
gone; and my expectation Of early death vanished
EDITOR OF TELEGBAPH-DEAR SIR:-With your permission
wish to the readers of paper that will send b,
mail to all who wish 1t ee) Recipe with full direc
tons for making and using simple Vegetable Balm that will
eiecuay remove in ten days Pmpes Botches Tan Feck
les and all impurities of the skim leaving the soft clea
smooth and beautiful.
/ will also mail free TO those having Bald Heads or Bar
Faces simple directions and information that will enable then
to start full growth of Luxuriant Hair Whskers,
Moustache, In less than thirty days
All applications answered by return mail wi hout charge
Respectfully yours
THOS.F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
3m-721 S3l Broadway, New York
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with the above corps of teachers again sppsar before
the public to solicit liberal patronage. We believe that
with this Faculty furnish good instruction, as is
afforded at any school in this section of country and
that too at as little expense Our patrons will notice some
change In the list of teachers Miss Chapman who has So
long and faithfully served Preceptress, and who
alike by scholarly and Christian ZEAL has won the admir-
alton and esteem Of ALL leaves us in order to consummae
long cherished design of taking more extended collegiate
course Bn though we regret part with Miss Chapman,
we cannot congratulate patrons good fortune
in securing he services Of accomplished scholar as
as Miss Palmer lady Of power and splendid culture
We our iends that she will conduct the duties OF
her department noby and efficiently.
The year hus FAR has been one splendid successhe at
tendance being larger than o years before averaging l5o
tudents.
During the Spring Term class in Book keeping will be
formed for the benefit of those who Ill afford to $40
Commercial College Tor instruction which we propose to
give them without any extra chargeths branch being
reckoned simply Of the Higher Branches All ou
young men the advantages which good know
edge Of Book keeIng gives he Is seeking for lucrative
employment.
We believe that in the coming term impar sucl
wedge Of the subject will enable the apt young
man. who knows absolutely nothing OF the science
accounts to enter any mercantile establishment, and keel
a set of books accurately, without serious trouble
The Spring tern. too, admirably adapted to the stud
OF Botany, a science at interesting and usefn
will aim Trustees, to consult the best interest
student by securing teachers who will exert themselve
to inspire the mind Of the pupil audable ambition no
only to good but To do good Teachers who will devot
their time and energies to the important work before then
RATES OF TUITION FOR Is WEEKS.
Common English Branches. ........... 81 IS
Higher English, Greek and Latin. ...........es ss
French and German each extra. .........i %
Music on Piano Forte. ..................s g SO
Use Of Instrument. ..................2 90
Board In private families from q 10 25 Rooms for rent
ling at moderate rates. q. r
l. fY-Tuition payable In adranee.
BY order OF the Board,
AMOS LUCE, Secretary.
| Kipgsyile. Feb. 8. 1854. SHss
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ELDER MoRToN, We hear with regret, preach
es bis farewell sermon on Sunday next prepar-
atory to a transfer to some other field OF labor.
His department as q man and Christiau during
his connection with the First Baptist Church
of Asbtabula, has been such as to give him q
place 10 the esteem of all who know him with
out regard 10 denomnational distinction, and
he will convey with him, wherever he may 60
the good wishes OF many of our citizens.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-26

In word .Madame ZadOc Porter's Cara-
tipe Baisam is the greatest antidote to Colds,
Coughs and Consumption, and its use will amp
" repay the confidence Of The user. 1t has al
ready done much, and is destined to do more,
to mitigate, aud finally Danish from the human
family, SO terrible a scourge of suffering hu-
manity as Consumption.
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The Governor directs attention to the mat
ter of closing groggeries on election day. Let
the law be observed and enforced 10 every town
ship that the business of each voting precinct
may be conducted quietly and in god order,
without excitement or disturbance.
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BULKLEY's Patent Dry Kiln, by superheated
steam, without pressure. will season lumber in
from two to four days. For rights. or further
Information, address l.. f. Holden, General At
torney for Ii. G. Bulkley, Cleveland, Ohio. 2t
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CouGns, HoARsEsEss and the.various Throat
affections TO which Public Speakers, Military
Officers, and Singers are liable, relieved by
"Bro,ca's Bronchial Troches." Having a
direct Influence to the affected parts, they aHay
Pulmonary Irritation.