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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-10


Grahamsville, where we are reported as
having teen repuised. is one OF the sta
tons on The Charleston and Savannah rail-
road. II IS 81 miles northeast of Saw IAN
snsh and seven from Charleston. Our for
ces, however, are evidently still above Me-
charicsville, holding a position on the
Casawatchie.
II will be remembered that the news al
ready published from Hilton Head say that
Foster had captured pocotaliyo bridge,
being 40 miles from Savannah and IS from
Charleston.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 5.-Tne Commercials
OF fearing disasters to the Cnion forces in
Georgia, but they are unfounded.
New YORK. Dec. 6.-The 7s.ibune's spe-
cial from the Army Of the Shenandoah, OF
the 4th. says: The important cavalry ex-
pedition under Gen. Merritt. which has
been absent for one week in the LOudou
Valley. has returned. They have brought
awav about 2, 900 head of cattle, sheep and
hogs. and have left the whole region over
which they passed without hay or forage of
any kind. All the barns containing hay
have been burned, and the haunts OF Mos
by and his gang have been thoroughly
cleaned.
A few rebel prisoners were taken. The
party was followed and attacked by bnsn-
whackers at various points, Dut NET VITA
no serious opposition.
The results of the raid into the Loudon
Valley. which has been tue hiding place OF
Mosby's aud other guerri.las, Is most I'M
portant, and will probably increase their
difficulties IA subsisting in that part o. the
country.
, 1864-02-06

A principal in one of the public schools
has been sending circulars to the parents Of
his pupils, which, signed and returned, will
authorize him to "inAict such punishment
corporally or otherwise" as may in his
Judgment be proper. The following answer
proves that some of the parents are pleased
with the idea:
"Dear Mr.. Rattan-Your fogging cir
klar Is duly receayed. l hopes as to my
sun John you will fog him jus 50 often as
YOU kin I! Heas bad boy-is John. AL.
though I've been in habit Of teaching him
misclf, il seems to me he will never larn
anithing-his spelling is specially ottragusly
deiisient. Wallup him well, sur, and you
will receave my hearty thanks Yours,
Moses Spanker. p. Swat accounts for
John being sich bad scoller is, that he's
my sun by my wif's first husband"
In Philadelphia, policeman Brown has
been accustomed to indulge o'nights in the
mining hot ears and oily butter vended by
q female African on the steps of the station.
Searching for culprit, the other day, he
came upon the woman in the backyard Of
a shanty, boiling her corn and the neigh
bors dirty clothes in the same seething
cauldron. Being asked If that was her
usual practice, the venerable Ethiopian In
dignantly responded:
aWhy, Of course. Can't afford TO buy
coal 70 bile desc close an de corn separate.
The dulcet strains Of hot corn" have
, 1864-02-06

! tread each gay and pictured hall,
WheFeNll seems bright and fair, asa
And nohkM but smiles and sweet words fall
From lips that know no care.
Bat what ere Joys like these to me,
Thohgh ne6th gilded dome,
When my heart IN secret sighs for thee,
Ny happy village hOmei
Round ny form are pearls, and gems, and gold,
Chains that y shining mockfy hold
The prisnd heart beneath.
AZ he bird, that golden bars cOuane,
Ihe ftee air pants TO roam, ~
90 ! tor thes 10 splendoP pine,
NY harry village home.
, 1864-02-06
Tsrn PASS or DEATH.

II was narrow pass,
Watered with human tears,
For Death had kept The outer gate
Almost six thousand years:
AMA he ceassless tread Of worlds ieet
Was ever In my cars ~
yAFouging. jostling, huTying BY,
As Il they were only born todie.
A stately king drew near,
This narrow path 10 tread; &
Around him hung . gorgeous robe, y -lAi&
And crown was on his headi
But Death, with Q look Of withering seorn,
Arrested him and said s lft.lst's
q In humber dress must the king draw near.
For thecrown and The purple are useless here
Next came man Of wealth,
And bis eye was proud and bold,
And he bore In bis hand lengthy scroll
Telling Of sums untold:
But Death, who careth not for rank,
Careih g little for gold--
q Here that scroll cannot allow,
For The gold q he richest Is powerless now
Another followed Ihst,
And book was In his hand,
Eslui with the flashes Of burning thought
That are known In many Q land:
Bat The child Of genius qlniled TO hear
Deaths pitile1s demand
gHere that book cannot enter with thee,
Rorthehright fash Of genius isnothing tome
Next came q maiden fair,
With that eye % deeply bright,
That stlrs within you strange sweet care,
Should you meet On . summer night;
Bat Death, ere the genilemaid passed through
enAiched away its light
Beauty is power In the world, /" be saith,
Bat what can Il do In The Pass Of Deathr
A youth Of sickly mien fs ~
Followed il thoughtful mood,
Whose heart was filed with love 10 God
And The early brotherhood;
Death ielt 10 could not quench The heart
That lived for others good
sIown, cried he, = the power Of love, !.
I must let Il pass 70 the realms above" w
, 1864-02-06
NO. g..

physician! yes, Bir," she interrupted
quickly, "I am physician, Dt. Todd"
"Ex;trEordinary |" was all I could say,
for though I had heard at distance the
existence of such beings, this was the first
introduction to q female practitioner Of the
Esculapian art. Il was rather awkward,
but since she had come, determined ID
make the best Of Il, and sequaint the lady
doctor with my case. y,
She felt my pulse, dnd asked numerous
questicus % 70 my symptoms, and thea IN
her quick, bright way, exclaimed X =,
Nervous nervousl that's al, depend
upon L.! Excuse me, sir, but BY the air
Of your room, presume you are much
given to smoking" aaJ
I plead guilty:
And how many cigars do yOd Usually
smoke dayH"
could not tell; I never counted as
soon as threw one away, took another
usually.
"Huml cigars in your mouth pretty
much all the time; eh I! Chew, tool
Again reluctant confession was wrung
from me.
II presume you sit up late, smoking oil
the time y e..
Yes, ma'am, SMOKING and reading:
That's it! No disease OF the heart at
all, nothing but tobacco; depend upon Il
nothing but tobacco it'll MAZE you fancy
anything: ifll drive you crazy II you don't
take care. Now viii you promise 70 follow
my advice closely or not! 1t not; Will
take my leave Immediately.
Ipromised, submissive Is 4 lamb. :,
in the first place, then, throw away all
your cigars and tobacco, and promise to buy
no more"
With q asigh given 70 my scle coisciatlons,
said l would do as she directed' L..
Many more directions she gave as 70 diet
exercise, early hours, &C. fefnapss she saw,
too, that cheerful companionshiP was one
thing / needed, and she remained . while !;
talking with great glee and spirit about
matters and things in general; and prom.s'
ing to call and see me the next morning;
she left. ......
| ! had not felt 50 well in a great while ;
indeed had not given my heart Q thought
since the little woman entered the room.
The next morning l found myself watch
ing impatiently for the arrival Of my little
doctor. She came, bright and cheerful as
the day before. What 9 perfect little sun.
, 1864-02-06


You watch your neighbor's actions
More than you do your own;
You cannot, or you win not,
Let his affairs alone:
In short, your neighbor's business,
Which none concerneth you,
You NEEDLE with till yours
Is clearly out Of view.
It is the unvarnished truth
You know Il Is the truth.
You see your neighbor's failiugs,
But do not see your own,
And think that you are worthy
To cast at him the stone;
When, IL you'd wipe your mirror,
Till you yourself could zee,
You'd iind you're just as erring
And full Of fault as he.
Il Is the unvarnished truth
You know Il is the truth.
The way you Judge . person
Is by the cloth be wears;
You do not stop to notice
The inward heart he bears;
II his dress Is growing seedy,
Or ragged. old. and torn. ..--.. -.
rOu pas nm by unnOticed,
Or look Of him IN scorn.
Il b the unvarniShed. truth
You know Il is the truth. z
But if he has fine garments,
And wears . golden chain,
You hesitate no longer
That person 10 ordain
A gentleman you praise him
You Iaud him TO the skies,
No matter, if be dresses,
II he isn't good and wise.
Il & the unvarnished truth
You know Il is the truth.
You feel yourself above those
Not quite 90 rich Is you,
Too proud and vain to speak with
The man whose dimes are few:
We'll, do 80, II wise to-
But In Heaven. beyond the sky,
Ye proud ones shall be humbled,
Aud the lUwly ones made high.
II is The unvarnished truth
I've told you but The truth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-17

The Chicago Tribune tells the story of
big strspping fellow, named George Hill,
brakeman on the Milwaukee & Mississippi
Railroad, enlisted into Colonel Stsrkweath-
er's let Wisconsin regiment. Not long af-
terwsrds he managed to secure discharge
o. some lying pretext or other and came
back to Milwaukee, where he enlisted in
the 24th Wisconsin, receiving $50 bounty.
He deserted at short distance beyond
Louisville, with i've others, who had been
inveigled off with him. He made his way
East and in the course Of few months
enlisted into two regiments, getting boun-
ty from each, and deserting at the first op-
portunity. He remained East from Sep
tember, 60 to January, 63, when he ske-
dsddled to Fort Wayne, where he became
brakeman on the Toledo & Wabash Rail-
road. In Toledo he was arrested last July
and taken to Columbus, Ohio. He mansg-
ed to get of by making the officers believe
that he WAS regularly discharged, which be
succeeded in doing by altering his dis
charge from the 1st to the 24th Wisconsin.
The trick was discovered and he WAS again
arrested and sent down the Mississippi
river to Memphis. He again escaped and
went TO eastern Indiana, where he was
found and arrested and sent to Chstts
noogs where his regiment then was, and
another time escaped. He made his way
to New Jersey, where he enlisted, got the
bounty, deserted, went to New York, en-
listed again, got $500 bounty, and then de-
serted for the seventh time, and managed
to reach Canada, where he is enjoying his
bounty money.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-17
Dr. YiohOi., Fsmsl. Monthly pill..

the only genuine Female Pills in the United ststsu
AoIIcE 70 hADIEs-No article Of medicine IN tended
or me exclusive use Of Females that has ever made
Is appearances, has met with such universal success
= these ceebrated Pills No disease fs 80 LITTLE mn
9sEhtOod, and consequently badly treated a. feaIa
alssases- Ihese Pills are the result Of much studV
and careful in all varieties Of female COM
sln and IN all cases Of Irregularities suppression
leucorrhoea or whites, Inflammation Of the BLADDER
Kldneys and womb and loss Of nervous energy their
use Hse i5 above al praise Among the many Thousands
tnAt nave used them in all parts OF the Union none
1peek III OF them, for all like them. They contain no
mercury no iron, no STEEL no deadly oils Their uSs
oan 40 no hermj and when used according 70 aireo-
lions they always do good
N B. Married ladies who have reason 70 bslieva
themselves IN the family way, should not uss them
be the consequence. '-'N
fIIlce-sl PEI box. Persons sending for Pills viii
oISlose e one dollar and two postage stamps.
several persons knowing the efcaey of these PiIIa
nAse as being agents for Dr. Vichos PHI
and selling q worthless Dill ~
=. y Ihe genuine Fiohols' Female italian pills
Sannot De found at any other place in the IJnite1
Ohio. A4Ait H''lgs OlofeiAna
pr Hunter has In his possession numerous osrtIh-
oate9 and testimonials which relieved and happV ma
Hents nave rendered him, and have kindly permfttsd
MN 70 EXHIBIT TO those deairous Of his sefvices
- Omoe hours from A. n. to sPM octl5dAv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-17
CLOSING OF MALE.

ELsTKBE THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford. and Willoughby, Painesville, Gene
Va, Astabula and Oonnsaut, closes at $50 A. NJ.
nAsTEAH THROUGH for New York only, closes n
EasrEaz THROUGH, for Erie, BurAIo, Albany, BOs-
toni New York and Hartford. closes at $40 z. NJ.
EAsrEaS WAY, for al points between Cleveland And
WESTERN THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, OhioARc
and Milwaukee, closes ct 10 z. NJ, (leaveE 7:s
next morning)
WEsTERB THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, UhIoaVo,
Dqbuqus, St. Joseph and Cairo closes ct go P. II.
NEsTKRE WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. NJ .---..
sAHDUsKY WAY, for Sandusky and All intsrmsdists
points, closes at3 30 p. II. -..---.re .s..H-.
ORoINEATI WAY, for ali points between UievelHnd
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. M, 0eaEss ct 7:50
OE0BEATI THROUaH, for Columbus, Dayton, New.
ark and Cincinnati closes at 10 P. M, QeaVes at 1850
OINCIEEATi FHRoUeH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
Louisville, St. LouiB, Indianapolis Evansville and
Wheeling, closes at 6:l0 P, M.
PITTsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
PITTsBUBsH WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
HellsVDle and Ptttsburg, Harrisburg. Philadelphia
BAltimors and Washington, closes st 80 A. M.
mAHoHIH9 WAY, for all points between Cleveland
next morninR.)
MEDIEA WAY, closes ats IN.
6, kockFoRf. 6s elosas ONT d-sdhys, Thursdays ana
BREoksyILLI, BATH, Ao., closes Tuesdays and sat.
lrdAyI, at ! A. MI
555H1RoE OEETEE, Granger, North RoyaItOn g..
doses on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. NJ.
MARRENsVTLLK, closes daily, l0:S9 A. n.
AA1fOLHVEIAFDAn Euclid, closes daily, ct : p. n.
~ Mail and DroS Letters required, By Law 70
Do pre- paid.
s65-All Uity Circular are required 70 be prepaid
With two-oent stamp,
Sunday from A. n. 70 I0:20 A. N.
Z. OOwLEs. P. m.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-17

10 MssIrS. VIZ. KRABE 4 Co., BaItimore.-I can
not but congratulate you upon the immense proFre1
and Imp mprovemenm which you continually make OF
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank SmonF ~
very best in the country. h. STRAKOSOH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-17
REAL EsTATE,
T HN G. JENNINGS.
Real kstSto & Insurance Agent
ATWATER BUILDIFe.

Bq:iness Property. good Building and Lot on
PUBLIC Square; now rented to pay 10 q cent on price
9, Also, Buildings and Lots oa Superior and Ontario
First Class Residence on EuclJd street ,v.st og Fri.
win marble mGntles, bath rooms. hot and cold va
teTY 6o s6,5eg 9ad e7uOO
Lake street Good two story Brick Housa with
Darn, lruit, &C. $500
., maa stsest- near Forest. Gothic Cottage and
teI. re- !sad, with barn, fruit. shrubbery, Gc-
1S.I,AS ~ stTeet GOud brick House and Los a5OOO
ana III SSsest' > o' nsar Clinton Park. Good House
1900. Oo '"o sIOfy mouse. ana Lot
1900 'iiy' HSoa mouse Aod Lot
G5 G9 aTio Street, near Lake Good House and Lease
tRII91te, store and Leashold on Bond Street 1900
bridge treet. House and LOr. s4O '
rIi TrseIi street: Cotiase House snd Lot sIs50
- 1ucnd M street, near Perry alIo near HudsOn-St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-17

y II II 7l--9l37LIT y
On and AFTER Monday, November 18th. la ps-,., =
ger Trains will follOE1 (SundsYS eres5fs9I,.
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q AFRIMHD n HH1D-ERE II. a
40. eWsst's IEFALiiIBIIEL IELlEIAA6TilBrsPaS
Eo1 the rec1pe Of Dr. StsBhsn Sweet, Of OonnsOties
ShS s4t bona EsttsE and hes bo0n used In his prns
10 for the last tsutY yssp with the most aStonig
nS llooaE1- Al an external remedy Il ID WithouT
rival and Will alleviate pain more speedily than EnI
A4hef preparation. For all Rheumatic and HsrVog
Disorders Il Il truly intalible and . curative ]
orel, NoundE, 6TrltnH, Bruises, &c., itI 3oothiI
keallrf hHd powerful gtrenE EthoniaF lropensties e.
es the iuIt wonder and astoninhent Of all who hsN
oyar GiEen Il trial. Over Tour hundred osrtihcats
81 rernNEkabie ours performed By it within the Lad
$50 QgearbI attest 70 tfh fscE. Strong ArmEtro3sl
AHaulE agr U|aEslnud 5asIfnTtanrTa aEuT.T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-17

ERoRH8geR OF ALHCrRoPAFHY AHD MzDToIMn,
Umce-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite tha City Hotel.
Omce hours frems to II and from 2to O'Clock
daily Sundays excepted.)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-17
OAe Of the Effects of the Increased Cost of
Living.

vac ul Eue EMccAA Of lne increased Cost OF
Living.
We heard a nanny goat" yesterday
which is good enough TO tell, when every
body is complaining about high prices. An
honest aud highly respected mechanic Of
this city, the father Of large family, who,
though not q wealthy man, is somewhat
well known as "giver Of aims" was ap-
piled to one day last week by syoung man
who commenced a speech, in much embar-
rassmsnt, something like this: "Mr.
- I-sh-yOur generosity Ofhesrt is so
well known, and I-ah-sm q poor young
man, dependent on my own resources for
support, ,snd-ah-know make bold to ask
it Of you-but if you knew my-desire to
do well in the world, you would not won
der at my boldness."
"Well, what dc you want, young man
I've no time 10 waste.
"I-I want TO marry your daughter"
"0h, you do. Which one7 Take your
pick, sir, and if you know Of any other
young men as bad of as you are, fetchem
along with you, will you."-0 0hieqgo Jour
nal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-17
"COsTARs" R s"
VermIn ExterminatOrs,

Yer Rats. Mice, R0nehss, Ants, Bed Bags,
Methg IN tHrA, WOOlenH, DC InsecIs on
Plants, kOwls, Animals &c.
Put up 10 25e sac. and sI.OO Boxes, Bottles and
Flasks. s3 and s5sizes for HOTELs, PUBLIC inst TU-
EsO ., &C. -
.'QHll infallibls remedies known"
free from foisOnB."
eiNot dangerous 60 the Human Family
"sats come out Of their holes to dis'
EE-Sold Wholesale in all large Cities.
HaI,5oId by Druggists and Retailers eFeTyub sre
uIrfii BEWARE III OF all worthless limitations
OaI-Ase that HUo6TAE's name is on each Box Bot
de end Flask belore you buy.
gsAaeEss. HENRY Il. COsTAR.
~ lEloI 81 DEuluULIg n u.
- Sod by BfRUNG q AkMSTHOaG and BEN
lOA 41Ot.s Hholo1tle ana Retail Agents,
OlspSland, Ohio. narS-R1 diE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-17
MEDIeAL.
DIR. HUNTER's
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.
mr. HTJNTER STILL OONTTN

InR. HUNTER STILL CONTIN.
/ ~ TIHUES at the old established place, No. IL,
/ mAtheWs' Block south side Of the Public Square
Nleveand, Ohio, curing all that comein fact, he Il
ne only reliable physician in Cleveland treating the
IouoElng Diseases namely: Sorofula, Cancers, u
GERS, Tumors, Fistula, Asthma, Bronchial and Luna
assesses kheumatism, Ague and Fever, seminal
weakness, and all diseasis peculiar TO Females Leu
& or hhites, Suppression Ofthe Mensss, Pain
~ Menstruatton, Inflammation and Liberation Of
w. W yser " OF womb, Prolapsus or Falling Of the
@ @nOao. Al diseases Of the blood and skin entirely
oI generation Of male female Of whatever name or
~ y, 'Lested n careful, = thorough and iudicioul
cation. 50 -
=, LoE prices and quick cures Recent cases ourec
n n 70 eight days All syphiitic and mer.
epIlal talnts entirely removed from the systeul.
.ADI: ADI: dOAIEk Y constantly curing cases in from
tnfee 70 weeks that have been treated b otheI
physicians from one to three years. -
Young men afflicted with seminal wsakusssshoul5
Apply % Dr. Hunter Immediately, either in DsrIou or
By letter, a. he fails to ours HIS rsmediss srt
ReTleetI{ sais and unknown to any other physician
Patients Of either sex living at distance by stat
Ing their diseases In writing giving All the
can obtain medicines with directions for use by ad
dressing Dr. Hunter, of Cleveland Ohio, postpaid,
All communications confidential.
from his experience and sxtenBiYs practice, he
makes no scruples in asserting that whatever he un
deratkes in hisspeoalty, be will MOST PER.
I9EA; Ne matter how hopeless may be the case
whether from extreme debility and the
systeH Or from unsuccessful treatment Of empirics
or selfstyled "M. d So whom many haVe m nfa-tn
nately been under, or from The sIse deliescv fbst
many oI my patients tell me kept them from al early
PPeat4n y me- or the no less fatal ideas Of over.
oonlng me disease By the advancement OF ace and
strictly moral mind for they, one and an ,aks fhe
worse and If Il is an early one from tie cauae n
being entirely local. it affects the entire animal seo
Ony ana tnen ure8 general we'll as local treat
nent Wnlch Dr. Hunter is happy to be able 10 saV
snet thorOugn lnFestigstOn, and great improyemeDf
u lne treatment OF private and delicate iseases a
ooth sexes, OF however long Duration Yield 10 his
aoqe OF treatment II the unfortunate value life and
tney should be sure and call phyaician q
- No ebar0s for .d,t.. IN, -,
2cnsLanty thronged with patients from an parts Of
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nrHnh
THE ALL sUFBIOTENTTHRFE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
a. Letters Patent OF England, md Ssonrsd Sv ~.
seals q ne lsoole de Phsrmaois De PsriS nd n.
imperial College % Medicine, Vienna 80
no. One iB invaluable for Exhrusfion Eaap,r,so-
rnoea and all physical disabilitieg
NO. Two completely eradioatsg All krans- ~ 49,.
dl1eases thAt have heretofore been treated v fb r
7e2ls % nc l PeTnicio1s use Of oOpaFia and oubeb1
HOs EnLee "a entirely implanted theiniurfouE uus
,ts tneEegy in5uriHg 70 the sufferer gDssdV
reneiI spersing all impurities, and rOotinr ont ~
1klh514AA, hos i and J, are preparsfions IN ~
1orm ~ LoAen ages, devoid Of taste and smsII Ard s
- SLlsa Ia tne Waistcoat pocket. Sold N fin oss1
III INTO separate doses, a. Gdminigterod ~
nelPsus Lallemanq kouxs Riceld, &o Price e eaeh.
= olee9 ior s9, which 50; and n s17 esSs-'
N1qereDY mere u saving Of 1q- To BE- had vhois,
HsW York. - - N''o0Aof7Stss
III iIn1i@Soi.tSE oR rsesyinE remittance Dr. Barrow
1eeurey packed and addrslaed rosor5iS- - ~ ~ ~
stEuottonl Of the writer - ~ n
ssrsold hy g. ". OLARK. Agent aor C,s-.y,rd
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RRORNs BRoNOHIAL TROCHEs.


81 haze never chal Fsi my mind respecting them
non the 1rst excsnting 70 think yet better OF that
Ehlch becsn thinking well Of REV Henry Ward
Beecher.
.sThs Troches are a stan Of Life to nae. ."-IProf.
NduaId North, PBs't Hamilton College, Clinton,
New York.
i.EoT Throat Troubles they area SPECIFIC. I'm. P.
Willis,
"rOo favorably known to need commentator. ~
fBon. Chas. A. helps, Pres't Mass Senate.
contain no Opium nor ANYTHING Injurious. ~
fDr A, Hsyes, Chemist, Boston.
"An elerant c, mbina ion for Coughs "-[pr. G. =.
biFtlOW, Boston.
II commend Ihe'r use to Public Speakers - Rev
y. b. Chaplin.
.Most saluiary re'ief IN BrOnchiti,."-Rev. 5.
Bsigfrisd, MOtristoWn UhiO.
YER benancisi when suffering from Oolds."-
REV. j. P. Anderson, ST. LOuis.
"a In st slant rel ef in distressing labor Of
b-eafh ngl eculiar 70 Asthma."-lRsv. A. o. Eggle-
ton, H0W YeTk.
'Ihey have suited my case exactly, relieving my
throlf 10 hat l cOu'd sing with ease."-ir DBchar-
me- oDcr cristsr IT. nch Parish Churlh, Montreal
11SAs thOre are limitations, be sure 20 OBTAIN the
sEEuTEE. febl2 ~ I'm
nagrDold By al Druggists End Dealers in Medicine
the United States and most Foreign countries, Of
8 cent? per bog. jsul2-R2
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