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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
WILMINGTON, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1864.

Heights become fortress from which General
Lee, when he shall again take possession Of bis
conhieated estates may amusa himself by throw
ing shells into the halls of Congress aud the
White House viii you give up the Gulf Of
Mexico, and humbly sue for passport to Cali
iernia along your own and the worlds highwayg
Willyou surrender the mouths Of the Mississippi
and half the course Of that river, that fortresses
as impregnable as Gibraltar may DO erected on
lts banks, or honeyeombed into its blutsf Do
this, and whenever in all future time, YOU may
decline to ratify some disgraoeful treaty, or re
fuse TO adjust some iusOlent claim, a threat will
be cast in your teeth 10 dead look the navigation
OF half the CONTINENT No, no, my countrymen,
We cannot accede TO the terms of tue rebela, ill
we are prepared for serYtude. The independence
OF the Confederate States will net only make
them their own masters, but oars also.
Naturnlists tell US OF certain species Of ami
mails which practice peculiar Gind of arith.
metic, which ID not taught in our schools They
multiply by DIVISION. They separate their bodies
Into parts aud every part becomes d perfect ami
NAL. These creatures nre among the lowest
orders Of organized beings. lf a similar experi
ment OF practical dlsuni0n we're tried on an ami
mai OF more complex structure, the creature
would Bleed to death So if two nations should
be carved out Of this country, the parts would
bleed to death. The mountains and rivers which
are the spinal column and great arteries Of the
land, cannot be severed without paralysis and
ia'ol hemonhage. Our political organization is
TO complicated, our nerves and muscics Of mu-
tual interest are too highly developed and too
closely iuterwoyen 70 admit any such process of
nsiparous reproduction. new nation il not 10
be made by cleavage: il must grow Loyal men,
whatever opinions they may have entertained at
the commencement Of our tloables are now
agreed that peaceable disuniou was. anil IT, and
always will be, an impossbility. II Is equally
plain that peace after dis1ninn will hn mn1 s'ltr
Therefore, the voan1 yh ii
vide has Inflicted Ipon the NATION. az.
closed, aud the blood Row must be staunehed,
though 1t be by the cautery Of Gee.
EpnINnrnN Rnnka en- pn Enh lRAA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
THE ABD1CAT1oN OF JUAREz.

Nav YoRK, Feb 1l-Mexican papers which
have been received here state that the rumored
abdicated OF Juarez rests upon the statement of
san Louis correspondent Of the Estafette, who
writes tat at Cabinet meeting Ydaurr Ortega
and Doblado advised the step, and even threat-
ened, II Juarez did not aceede to the proposition
that they would oppose him. Il is also rumore1
that these three chiefs will 10 over to the French
party. The Estafette subsequently, announced
that Juarez had resigned. and had been succeed
ed by General Ortega.
II Was the detection Of Guadaajara from the
nntionsl cHuse which 80 discouraged Dobado
and Ortega that they opened negotiations for
submitting to the French This information,
however, all comes through interested channels.
II appears that previous to tho battle Of Morelia,
and its capture by the interventonists. the cap
ital Of the State has been removed by a decree
to Uruapan, 50 that the capture was not 80 com.
plete surprise as hns been stated
The Marquis de Montholon, the French Minis.
ter, had arrived at the city Of Mexico.
Baron Nelgre, the French commanding gener-
al in the city Of Mexico, addressed letter to the
Archbishop, complaining that inceudiary proola.
nations had been circulated to iufame the pop
ulace against the army OF occupation. Tho
Baron urges tho Archbishop to use influence TO
counieraet these incendary proclama,ions,
The capture Of Campeaehy raises the blockade
there. By tho articles Of the cAptulation all
government property passes over to the French
commander, and the city is plcketod and oecu-
pied by French marines.
The Gdeeta O9teidl publishes a manifesto of
Gen. Almoute, dated January 2, 1864, in favor
Of the Regency and announcing his intention to
suspend from the exercise Of their functions all
those magistrates OF the supreme tribunal who
ftIuse TO give their adhesion to the Intervention
lats, lie concludes by saying that the Mexican
90 'ia9 ve' on the verge Of utter national ruin,
could only be saved by tho strong
OF tue Emperor Napoleon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16

IMPORTANT EXPLOIT IN NAVIGATION Captain
Alexander Bowers, OF the Royal Naval Reserve,
has performed an exploit as important, if not as
interesting, the discovery Of the source Of the
Nile He has taken q thousand ton ship into
the heart Of China, ascending the fang-tse TO
Hankow, the great tea enfrfpof fourteen hundred
miles, by map measure, from ensngnse' ne
about thirty British hongs, built upon land
granted by the Chinese government, more hongs
building, aud every sign Of great commercial
prosperity A clubhouse and church are build
ng, and Of course the third sign ofciviliEation-
eallows-csnnot be long delayed The an
chorage opposite the town is fairly safe, the risk
OF the voyage is not excessive, and there seems
little doubt the Hankow will heneeforward be in
direct communication with Londen. This is
really great result from the capture OF Pekin,
the Va ley Of the Yang-tse being as productive IS
that %, the Ganges,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16

"siaNs." when the train with the rebel navy
recruits was stopping at the Western station, on
Sum evening, band of singers among them
sang With will the "John Brown" song. The
time and tune were perfect. Three years ago
who expected ever to hear South Carolina soldiers
announce the fact that John Browne soul lie
"marohing ont" Somebody asked; Why did
you enter the rebel armyi Because, one said,
we had our choice to "gO in" or "go up !" that's
what was the matter. Don't you think slavery
was the cause Of the WAri We didn't once think
so we do now, WAS the reply. Que remarked
that neither be 'nor any other man" expected to
live to see trsi1 OF cars as they had that day
with Massachusetts, regiment at Is head aud q
South Carolina regiment at its tail. aud both in
the Union. ssr'iss.- Korsltsr (KII'.) SPY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
PLOT TO AssASsINArE DAVIS AND RE-
LEASE THE UNION PRISONERS.

The Richmond Examiner Of Feb. 8, SAYS -
"For several days past the GOgernmsut has been
in possession Of facts that hinted, beyond a
doubt, to the existence OF a secret organization
oi dllloya men, having for It's object the forcble
roleasc of the Yankee prisoners held at Libby
and ON Belle Isle, the assassination nf the Presi-
dent, aud the destruction Of the Governmaui
buildings and workshops located here Captain
MaccutbO, Chief Of the Detective Corps, vas
assigned the duty Of penetrating the mysteries
Of the case, and threading the details through
the labyrinths OF ru1or 10 their head aud source.
That official put the matter into the bands of
two OF his most experienced deteotives-Messrs.
Reese and Muchell-who immediately set to
work, and on Saturday night they Rirested, at
his house on Seventeenth street, between Main
and Franklin, German named A. W. Heinz, a
baker, upon the charge of being a prominent
member OF the reasonable association. He was
furthermore charged with inoiting Confederate
soldiers TO mutiny and the assassination Of the
President. The detectives eeizsd, along with
Heinz, great number Of the most important
papers, including the roll Of membership OF the
organization, and documents Of such a character
as to leave no doubt OF his crime aud the orimi-
nalty of others The documents were taken
possession OF yesterday by Gen Wlnder, who
ordered Heinz to be placed 10 secure quarters nj
Castle Thunder, aud to allow bim no oommuui-
cation whatever with any outside plriies. Heinz,
this reputed ringleader, has aiw8ys been looked
upon as o disloyal mau, aud his essoointes in
treason are all pretty much of his own Ghara ster
and social standing, 1t is possible that ether
arrests will follow as the treason will be pr5bed
to its depth, no matter whom il affects -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
.Oournal ana AtattsmraM
Tuesday Morning February 10, 1854.
Know ThvseIf


or THE BARD OF TowgB HALL.
" Man, know tbyself:" that preospt sage
Has been reVerel in every age;
10 Greece and Egypt both the line
Was deemed Of origin divine,
High on the portleo enrolled,
In letters Of refugent gold,
Mlnerra's worshippers it aWed,
And bade philosophers applaud.
Too Roman bard the sacred word
To his immortal verse transferred
And modern times have not disdained
The wisdom in that scroll contained,
But if yourself you wish to know
Attention to your dress bestow
lour mind and person scrutinize
With sober and impartial eyes,
Aud what you lack, disoreetly scan,
TO make yourself perfect man
And If external charms you need,
10 Tower Hall at once proceed
For every outward blemish there
Bennett and Company repair
Military Clothing of all kinds and grade on
hand and made TO order. Balance Of winter
stock closing out at reduced prieeS.
TOWER HALL,
No 6l8 MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
HASSoN'S
Compound Syrup of Tar,

For ugus Guns, Hoarseuvss. Sore Turoat, SO.
". LLPfINCOTT Druggist I'll Mdrkst Street
Has been ApIO MED agent sr pr partition in place Of
O. o. T1ompB1u, who has been heretofore ole Agent for
wllminstcn but OWING u the removal ~ tn proprietor
10 philadelphia The AGENCY has been transferred 10 Mr.
Lppincott vino will AiwRyH kesp large supply of II
baud sell Wholesale and Retail II is kept Tor
sale rale At MefNALL'5 Drng Store and J. j. GAL
LAdItERS Drug store, Price 70 cts ler bottle.
The popularity Of this preparation may induce dis
honest and unpr ncpled TO make al imitation con
equenty all should ask Tor HASsONB C0MPOUAp
YRUp OF TAR my lb-Bm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
Weakness or Debility Induced by
Over Fatigue

Will soon disappear by tie VI these Invaluable
pills. and the soldier vill quickly acquire additional
strtnr'h. Never lot the Bowels be e her confined OF
uuduy acted upon II may seem strange that Hollo
Na,H Pills should be- recommended for Dysenisty and
fluS many persOaH suppohns that they would noreAse
Lsr Satinn This at mistake, for these Pills will
correct the liver and stomach. lad thus all the
sad nitnors the System. This medicine will give
thenbl or to he who gtnie -ystom however de-
rsrFtt, while health and atrength follow as matter OF
coui'n Nothing will stop the relaxation OF the Bowels
M mn ~ nlallninn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
wnnlsoTos, January III, 1854.

We tho undersigned hvng bou ht out the store Of
Geo. II. Wal No 239 Market shett e tonhdent thar
thal b- able q furn n he otizenHo Whming gon
surrounding country Of The Largest, Best aud mo
ashanable assortment II Bots shoes Hats aud Trunks
ever offered In he city Oar iAe les turnishl all
Il the uest style Of gOods FROM the rha elpha, NeN
Yoik aud Boston markets IL unsurpassed.
n. h.-New style Hats and shoes every week. Call md
got the worth OF your money
0EO A sTOWEIT, q mo
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16

Dispatches from Newhern North Carolina, to
the Ith instant, state that the enemy continues
points The iron-clad, which lies thiFty-6Vs
miles above NeWbern on the Neuse river, at
Kingston, is supposed to be prepared for com
bination with tho land forces threatening New
bern. She is regarded as a very formidable
engine Of war. The people ct NeWbern autici-
pated a long siege.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
For Wounds, either oooasioned
by the Beyonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Bruises,

10 which Soldier apd Sailor LIABLE there
M dicnes 40 safe AAd couVeniet aa Holloway q
Plls aud ulntneut The poor Wounded AID alnoa dyns
u-rrr migh have his Wounds dressed immediately II he
would oull provide himsel with this maicheHs ont
mont whcn .houd he thrust into the wound aud
all round IT, then covered with piece OF linen
trom kntpnaok, aud compressed with handkerchief
Taking, night and morAins, or Pills, TO cool the
nystem aud prevent inflammation.
Every Soldiers KuapAack aud seamana Chest should bo
provided with these valuable Remedies.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
Volunteers, Attention !
Indiscretions of Youth.

Sores and e. ~, lptches and swelllngs, can with
certainty he ly cused II tbs pills are taken night
and norul'l AID the ointment to freely used as Aated
In the prin,u Instructions. II treAted in any other
tay Try up Ia part to break out In another
system, AID leave The Patient vigorous and hoathy
man It IN rtre little perseverance, 10 bad cases to
h la I'M
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
BOOK BTNDING-

0RIMMEL calls the attention OF his hTIner patrons
D. to he TACT that hs is Prepared 10 bind in NEAT
tud sUBBTA NTIAL MANNER BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, &C.
CHEAPER THAN THE SAME QUALITY Of work can
ne done ELSEWHERE. Being PRAt TiCAL WORKMAN
he WArrAnia his work TO give satisfaction.
NO. &l WALNUT STREET, BELOW THIRD
ian i28m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16

The New York TFi5Sas's London letter says
that feet Of six steamers, built in England,
have beeu taken to China, to be sold there to
JEFF. Davis Rebel agents, to be made Rebel
privateefs. Hints are given that San Francisco
will be attacked BY these piratieal vessels.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
A aiARn.

HE auberbsr having this uay sold his entire stock Of
l Blos aud shoes TO Geo. stowell a Brolher, who
vi Gu itiuue he business la all its br uche
the No. so Market He would coruially
recommend his TO those hu have bssn Gus
toner the store, they per eey undersisni their
usines, and will attend / tn wan Of custouen both
asreeaby and with prvnpi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
Soldiers,

These feelinga which sadden naually arise ffon,
trouble ammo ObHtruate pHrsptHun or eating
I'd drinking whatever aupwholtHos' thuadiaturblng
the heathfu action Of tue liver and stomach Thee
organs be relieved. Il desire 10 no we'll The
P a, taken according TO tho nlhd Instructions, will
quickly produce healthy 'otion IN both liver and
tomach aud, ~ natural eonae1uenep. clear head and
good appetite,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
HOLLOWAY'S Pill
And OINTMENT.

All who have Friends aud Relatives In the Array or
Navy should take especial that they 10 amply sup
piled with thess Pills and Ointment; and where the
brAye Soldiers and Sailors have neglected 10 provide
themselves with them, batter present can hs sent
by their Prienda They have been proved 10 bs the
soldiera never.lllllng lrlend ln lhe hour OF neod
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16

CAUTION Meme are genuine unless the
words "hoLLowAY. NEW YoRK AND LoNpOs," arc dis
cernibs Water mark In every leaf OF the book OF
difeeliuns aruuuu "a pit or boI the came may be
PLAINLY ssea by holdN9th isafto ne light handsome
reward vi be gFeu 70 aby rendering uch iniorma
IT, may lead TO tho detection Of any party parties
eouasrling the msdirines Yend ng the same, know
iug hem u To spurious.
Hono~ay's Pills aud ointment arc now retaied, owing
y the hgh price q Druga, ac, at sJ cta 10 ois aud
sl.i0 81 Box or Pit.
Es There is considerable saving by taking the larger
aR
~. BDreetious for the guidance OF PATIENTS In every
disorder alhxed lo ca pot or hoK
~ Dealers IN my well known medt-
otneE can have Show Cards, Circulars &C ,
ing.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane. NJ n,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
SOMETHING NEW IN PHILADELPHIA.
ER'S
PHOTOGRAPHIC 4 ART GALLERY,
Opposite U. S. Mint
Gallery, Reception and Operating Rooms
All ny EWRzT EHnnR

Gallery, Reception and Operating Rooms
ALL on FIRST FLOOR.
AlistyIes and sizes Of PHOTOGRAPHS, IyokYTYPEs
RBRR0TYPEs or "TINTYpBs" and taken at prices to
fnit the times.
Plciurss finished III WATER CoLoRs, OIL. INDIA
INK and PASTIL
HORSES and other animals, EoUIpAGHs, COUNTRY
SEATS, RUINS MODELS OF MACHlNhliY, &c, for
PAtentng accurately photographed
p Cooper desires TO cali the attention OF persons vst
Ing rhlRdephia tO his Ground Floor Gallery, where
he has Introduced newly patented tamere capable Of
taking In few nds, hundred photographs from
thH email stamp or Autogr phie 10 The Imperial and Lis
sts.
After many experiments te has succeeded In placing
hia hkysght At impoYtd angle, diusmg the light
equal proportions and producing that grAdation of
tnu which eAunot be given by the side and hkylighs
generally used and which Il Of NO much oraneA TO the
beauty Of picture II is made OF French glass and Is
the largest iu Phladelphia.
Mr. Cooper has been moro than twenty years in
the study aud practice Of the fe Arts His long expe-
rirnce Miniature aud PUr RAFT Painter Is sufficient
guarantee for the perfection OF the pictures made at his
establishment.
he art oi ideAElng is we'll understood none hut the
most skifu artsla employed In the respective depart
mens.
All Pictures Warranted -ths Ivorytypes will not
change In any climate, and will stand the tst Of acids
Particular attention is paid 10 giving graceful aud eaaJ
positions.
from small medallion to life aas and finished In colors OF
Indian ink. to look equal to pictures taken from life.
This Gallery possesses facilities for taking E4aes
trfan Pictures from life in tho rear building where IRON
one to atty horses be photographed at time.
N. B.-TO PHOTOGRAPHERS, C0LORISIS AND
OTHERS. JUST ISSUED NEW WORK ON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
NEW BOOKSI
Al h. s. X Buffers Book and Newspaper Store

420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Trumps, Htory Of American Lilo by u. ". curtis
The Crossed Path 10y Wikia Collins.
Harry Har.on. by JOhn 7. Irving.
The Attorney. by John I, Irving
The Constitution Of the United 5tatas.
Wild Life. by Capt Mayna keld.
Life Of General Franois MefoR.
EveTybody's Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women,
Miss GilbettB Career.
One OF Them, by ChAs Lever
The First False step, by Reynolds.
The Woman IN White, by wilkie Collins.
TWenis five different kinds oil Novels at dime aAti
All the agaznes, Daily and Weekly NeWspAI,'
Books, Stationery ana Fancy Articles, for sale in =
VARIETY ApH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16

NOTICE.
The partler heretofore constituting the late nrm OF
Mc ULLOU0H& co have with others taken out charter
nr msuufAttuips purposes under the general laws OF
he STATS Ot MARY land.
Tue business Of manufacturing Galvanized and other
sh q lrou vii hereafter b. conducted In the OF
Nc. ULLOudn IRON COMPANY Of Cecl Cnunty
DBL APLAfNk MiDA TEL, President.
JhrakOJ MCCULLOUGH, Vice President.
WM McCLEEs, treasurer.
WlCKHAM b. SPEAR, SECRETARY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
Cougha and Colde effeoting
Troops

VIII be speedily relieved and eRsetually cured by
using these adnirRls medicines and by paying proper
attention tho Directions which attached to each
Pot or nnr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
JOSH BILLINGS INsUREs HIS LIFE.

KUN to the conclusion latelythat my life was
onsartin, the only wa for me tn, stand fair
chance with other folks Waz to ges my lie insur-
cd, so kalled on the agent Of the "Garden An
gel Life Insurance Co.., aud answered the fol-
lowing question waz put to me, over top oy pair
ov gold specks, by slick little fat feller with
little round gray head, and Rs pretty little belly
on him as emmy man ever owned
SURsrIONs.
lst--Ars You mail or femai II 80, state
how long you have been so.
2--Are yu subject tu fits, and IL so, du yu
have more than on Ct time.
3-Whai is your precise fighting wait
4th-What is your legal opinion Of the consii-
tutionaiiy Of the 10 commandments
5th-Didyu ever have emmy night mares
6th-Did you ever have emmy ancestors if So,
how much
7th-Are you married and single, or are you
a bachelorf
sth-Du yu believe in a fainr state Ifyu du
siate il.
9th-Wha, are your private sentmentB Aboui
a rush ov rats tu tue head; can it be did sue
cossfullyi
l0th-Have yu ever committed suicide, and il
so, how did it seem tn effect yug
After answer the above questions, like man
iu the oonlamatif, the slick little fat old foller
With gold specks on. osd wax insured for life,
and proberly would remain SO for a term Of
years. | thanked him, md smiled one ov my
most pensive smiles.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
SO Maiden Lane, N. n.
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN

FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN
nm mhseriber respectfully informs the citizens Of VIII
4 min.egn and vicinity that he has taken the Eloui
Feed Rud Gralu store 49 West Front Street. former
ly ocrnped by s. Nelds Co, where he Intends Keep
tug INSTANTLY hand and for sails large assortment
Of tho brands OF Flour Also Feed and Grain In
quantities suit purchasers Cake Meal Salt in the
saek. Hay and straw IN tho bale.
FERTILIZERS.
lie also has in separate building, an excellent A.
sornen the various kinds Of tartiEerJ such pure
hne a4d Bone Dust Guanos Phosphate OF Lime,
roudrae ac. and hopes b. strict attention to merit
STARE Of the publ patronage.
Goods delivered anywhere within the city limits free oi
charge. -
Jyit1y. SAMUEL kELLEfE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
LEATHER BETTING.
BANKS GLYCERINE LOTION

For Chapped Hands and Lips
s this host article made for the cure ehapped hands
and lips IL ID del'ghtiully psrfun-d auda necessary
addition to every toilet table. II sells about hall
tue price Of 81 nilar inlorior preparations
II y D. BANk q co,
Pfopreiors and Mnnuiactu era.
18th and CAowhill streets.
Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale and retail by
L. NJ ENGLAND, Druggist
y. ", Corner 0th and Market street,
Wilmington, Del.
aWhsre VIII bv foand general Assor ment Of Drugs
nd patent medicines sold al tue lowest market prieos
fHalI nut
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
Swayne's sarsapa and Tar Pills

SWAYNE'S PILLS
Purify the blond rroys obauucOns ali kiDds cleanse
tha akiu of all pimpea and b0tche and bring the ten
color Of health 10 ih- pie ehesk. They care
Head ich-, sick Headache Foul stomach,
Bilious disstses-Liser Complains
Prepared only by DR.. SWANS 3 SON No. a80 NoRrH
SIXTH srRsET, Philadelphia, cold by all tho principal
drusaists and detles my oily
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
a VALUABLM MEpIClNLI

A VALUABLE MBDIClNLI
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
iwbYSgs COuPJUNO SYRUP or WI CHERRY
NV .YSE- COM OuND BIhuP OF WILD CdERkY
SWAY IS COAPO No YRur uF VIII Chi Ray
RWAYNEi COMPOUND sYnUP OF WiLD Lukkhf
III Great euiaiy for
The q eat k-medy iOf
Tho drest Rs,neiy for
Coughs Colds, Group, nronehltls Asthma
Coughs Cut-, Coup, Br nrh tisi ASTHMA
z u ha C ID, IrUup,A HrJuchttu, Atthma
Coashs. Colds Coup
Blood So Ing Sore Thrlat, HOtrensss,
BLOOD splitting, Sore rnrOat. iluArsei
fore hrOat. HOarssness
Consumption, Con umithn,
COnaumg gtun, @ nsumptUn,
Consumpu n Cunsumptoh,
All N1ottions b oii, Lungs aud BreAtt,
All affections Throat Luugr and Bieaat,
All affections Thr At Lungs and Breast,
How Many ale of consumption,
From neglect to employ The pr1per rene y !
COUGHS. COLDs ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS fEVERB,
BiLllY, ALL rULMON AIRY ,0MPLAlNl6.
Persona thus afflicted should at 10
liable rsnrd, from thr testimony u thousands who
nave bsBN GU Ell by DR. swsTNHs C6MPouRD stRuF %
WILD HErRr," We firmly beev N d.cine has eser
equaed IT, sucesHs In fiaulunlly curing NIL Threat,
Breast aud Luns Complaints II shens heals, puri
hes RfOrdn uourHhment 70 tao tmp yerished blood and
builds up The constitution. II soothes tho Irritation Of
the mucus membrane Which ns- the air passages, and
which gives much d.tres, causing tickling rising In
this thr pectur ton lo suns the tough mat
ter VII oh clogs up u tha throat and ung thus
aIabliag tho patient breathe fees ana natural ~ um
ulatss the plNeruf diges9ni and has Performed very
many cares to All human probability itcOud not be
pOsabls. If tho Towels cOstiy0 haadacho accom-
pAllva your disease, doseof