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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17


purify the blood and expel disease they purge the
foul humors which breed and grow deinper stimulate
sluggish or dsodered o-gaus into their natural action
impa healthy tone with strength to the whole system
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints Of every
body but also formidable and dangerous diseases While
they produce powerful effects tbe- the time
diminished doses the safest and best phyc that be
plyed for children Being coated they pleasant
to take; and being purely vegetable free from risk
fharm Cnres have been mae which suTass belief
they not substa l Of exalted position
character to forbid the suspicion of untruth Many
nen cergynen and physicians have lent their 10
'ertify 70 the public the reliability of remedies while
sent the of their conviction that
our Preparations contribute Immediately to the relief of
afflicted, suffering fellow men.
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
American Almanac containing directions for the and
certificates of their Of the following COMPLAINTS
COstiv ress. Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul stomach Nausea nd
Seton Morbid lncon of the Bowels aud Pain arising
heefom, Fatuercy, Loss OF Appetite, all Diseases which
evaouant medicine. They also purify blood
ilang The system many complaints which would
be supposed they could reach, such Deafness Partial
Sindnes Neuralgia and Nervous nitibi'y Denngements
If the liver and kidneys out and oer kindred complaints
arising from low state of the body distractions of its
functions
Do net be put of by uuprrcped dealers with prep
rations which they make profit Demand AvRgs ard
take others The sick waat the best aid there is them
md they ,hould haveit.
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER Co. lowell Mass and sold
by tiEo WILLARD and II A. HESDRY Druggists, Ashahula
ind dealers everywhere. . T67.
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.rO .CON>UnI PTIvEs.

The advertiser having been restored TO health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
for several years with lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumptionis anxions to make known
to his fellow sufferers the Of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy of the pre-
sciPton used Gree Of charge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find
SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRoNcnIrIs,
CoroHs Combs, and all Throat and Lung Accsons The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
L. to benefit the AFFLICTED, and spread information which
he concevesto be Invaluable and he hopes every suffer-
wiitrs his remedy It will co It them nothing, and
may prove a6lessing. ...-,-: ....,..~-,
Parties Wishing the prescription FREE, by return mail
will please address '-
..|. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
s35yl wiIliamsburgb, Kings Co, New York.
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PRor. IIorKINs' CoScERr.-The rehearsals
for this entertainment have been 10 progress for
some weeks, aud the company Of s'natear vo-
calists and performers is pretty full one, and
il any thing can be gathered from the intima-
tions and scale Of preparation, the treat will. be
as each successive one has bsen, an Improve
ment upon the last. We doubt not our ci,i-
zens will recognize the professors claim to their
encouragement aud patronage. for his worth as
a citizen. us we'll as bis attachments as a musi.
clan and his services as teacher, by giving
him hearty and generous benefit. Friday
evening 10th, rain or shine, is the time. a..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Confessions and Experiences nj An
nvAttd.-Publsbed for the benefit and aCAurIoS TO
YOU'VE and Others who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premane Decay of Manhood, Sc, supplying at the
time THE MEANS OF sELFcuRE BY who has cured HIM
post paid addressed envelope, single copies free of charge
may bs had Of tue author.
.,,- -. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ
o.. S4oyl Sc .-- 81 Booklyn, Kings Co., MY.
Whitney 6, Greer's Instrume mt s-MeIodeons
and Cabinet Organs, wieh afe owing t late
the most BEAUTIFUL and perfect instruments made sale
GREAT BARGAINS.
G-Y second hand Meodeon also for sale.
To be at the house Of the subscriber.
7. IL. HOPKINS, Agent,
$40 .lII.Fj Ashtabula, Ohio.
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X ngsv lie Academy Shall be Sustained,

and that the community hereabout may have school to
which they may send h,r and daughters and know
that conduct Of these will be under wholesome restraint
and asduous ked aer. Every who desires to be-
member Of the school will be reqsired to subscribe
to the follow ing dec 'aration of attentions
promise To abstain entirely from the OF intoxica
ting drinks leveRgetat sl attend parties where
dancing is either countenanced tolerated.
that promptly perform any duty which the proper oil
the oil impose tn hit will under all
cicumst conduct myself copports with the dignity
and the requirements of a lady or gentleman"
This Is arbitrary and tyanica exercise Of authority but
required with a view to promote the welfare of the student.
is such pledge well intenoned student take
without compromising hrs selIepect rights. We do not
want student Who cannot cOrd lily and unreseryedy
this condition of membership In school,
ri that every we'll dispose patron will sustain US in
course and will with tale prize in making kingsye
Academy association of true ladies and geUemen where
refinement culture and the forming f correct habits will
not end aud aim, but the requirements
OF all who enroll themselves students.
OF the teachers need say no; hing. Their ability has
been tried aud their acknowledged We to those
deirous Of getting knowledge of either Keeping
French German Drawing Music who wish to prepare
entering college, have first class facilities he,e Our
teache German and French have not taken up the study
by Themselves but had the training of masters
This school contrssedy furnishes the best facilities or
ga in ing education school Ia Northern Ohio
outside Of the cities We then good Lhare OF your
patronage.
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We have found the J. Momoe sTaylor j old

We have found the j. Monroe sTaylor 'iold
Medal Soap far superior to any other 10
the market that we have long since ceased
to wonder at its great popularity, in oil that
comprises superiority tor the matrou or the
maid. No one soap in the market begins TO
possess one half the washing qualities this soap
has: the ades all say il is the best they ever
saw Call on your grocer and get few pounds
and Try il; IL stands without successful rival
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MsuAP ---Our Sentinel friends met with a
serious nisbsp while working Off their present
weeks edition, in the breaking down Of their
press. The time and labor required to procure
the casting and fitting Of aoot bef. NHeeJ 10 the
place Of the broken one, prevents the pabIica.
ton Of the present number. This result is
deemed inevitable uotw outstanding protfsr on
our part Of assistance, aud the use Of ssy press
or material 10 our Office
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RESIGNED by the sodsen abd Unexpected
resignation of Mr.. Waldron who has 80 ac-
cep'pby filed ;.e, place during the past year,
our public SCHOOLS. are without Superin,eud,
ept. This event, considering the difficulty OF
procuring n gentleman fitted for the position
is a calamity which our Bosrsi Of Eiacation'
as well as the community will fully reazs.
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In Oonneaut, at the Parsonage, March. 4th,
by Rev. ]. Robinson, MIR. John Starkweather
of New York, TO Rose Benson, of Conneaut
in Girard, on Thursday, March 1, by Rev
w. Holster, Mr.. q. 8. Guililord to Miss Frank
Pease. - " 4.tN"
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Two Bad Cases OF Piles Cured By Dr. strick
And's Pile Kennedy MIR. Glass Of Janesyile, Wisconsin,
writes for all who suffer with Piles. that
he has been troubled Or eight years with aggravated
of Piles aud his brother discharged from The army
these disessng cured with bottle OF DIR.
strekands Pile Remedy The recommendation cf these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received by
Strickland ought to those suffering, that the
Pile Remedy. II Is sold by Druggists everywhe
For sale 10 Ashtabua by George willard and H. A. Hen
dry. r.. SO4
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RroUIREn--;.Alp Inventory Of all cigars and
manufactured tobacco, or raw material for
manufacture, should by the Revenue Law, be
made op the 6fst'of apuaFS, aud furnished to
the Assistant A stessorof the division Those
who have neglected this duty, will see the ne.
cessi'y Of giving it immediate attention, or take
their chances of pepsliy
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A ARRIE

Attbe Parsonage In Thompson, by Rev. B. j.
Kennedy, on the 9TH ult, Mr.. Alpheus W,
Hardy and Miss Emma ]. Graves, both of
Trumbull. ''. ,r it UF a'1sIiIi
In Thompson, on the LIST inst, a. the house
of the brides father, by Rev. b. ]. Kennedy,
Mr.. Peter Basquin Of Montville, and Miss
Fidchs Chaffee Of the former place.
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A Superior Remedy.-we can eonscienIiously
rseo,nmepc suffering from distressing cough Dr.
MelHauous Cong Balsam gives relief almost
Insansous and Is Withal not dbagreeabe to the taste
There is no doubt MenuOus Cough Basam one
OF the best in and is AL that Its propre
tor claims IT, We have ted IL during the past week.
nnd found relief from q distressing cough Is pre-
pared by DR.. Strickland No East Fourth Street, Cinein
natl o and for sale by Druggists. -
For sale In AEhtabul. by George Willard and H. A. Hen
dry. ...-. 800 .
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snANDRETHs VEGETABLE p,s

Are inllibe for costiyeness paSs loss of appetite sick
headache, gddiuess of boatng meals dizziness
drowsnes' and camPing pains aud oil disorders Of ths
stomach aud bowels. : r E = :. ~
Original Letter at 294 Canal Street. New York
j. j. @, COOK, Publisher Of the Stale Banasr., Ben
ntngton, W. he attacked with Dyspepsia and
suffered severely It that not particle of food could
be taken without oceasioning the
lion ~ nis stomach For i've he Suffered from the
dreadful complaint when he used BlANDRETfss Pills
boz did no, seem 70 bsnsa him much thu
ssa COMPLETE CURE effected He says: "My dyspep-
ia was gone aud my expectation ofan early death
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ELEcrioss thorough and School, are noticed
in our columns. and IL after two or three weeks
Jhey are suffered to go by default,
ms at the last Herhhfblinss ard dissatisfaction
" i'll hardly come with good grace.
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The past has brn the largest winter term n the his
tory OF this lntu lhe attendance has been regular
fewer students lea at the hall term than before
pared with number enrolled We account for this in
wayslhe instruction has been orcugh-anj the dis
cipne has been rigid than before. Instead OF
passing by unnOced the misconduct of unruy Students the
severest penalty has beeu m-ed out Several have been
PEELED conduct which in schools would receive only
csnsure noticed ALL Is the settled purpose of teach
ers aud trustees that the honor aud reputation Of
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INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC. by PROF. 7. II,
HOPKINS, Teacher In Vocal and Instrumental Music
Piano. yiolia, Guitar and Harmony. ri :"
TuIrIoS-$lO tem-one hal lin advance pail. w,i ho
accommodated with Of Paso-on reasonable ta,n. -,
his residence, A term consists Of 20 lessons. ~,"-1
Piano tuning attended to. I'd "a soa
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These words, dropping from the pen Of a
seor0lal foe, who cares not a feathers weight
for The teachings OF The Master further than
they may be made to subserve the purposes Of
carping inhdeliiy, are never heless al admou.
ition, TO the, church, which its members may
not disregard. They describe painful things,
but things which are too plainly visible among
the people ofGod. The Church does not seem
the separate, peculiar, uowOrdly company
which the Bible describes as the ideal Church.
The association Of ",pilgrims aud strangers
seems to be changed into gathering Of men
we'll content to abide 10 the land. and eager 10
sheir pursuit OF it's comforts and luxuries -
There is q real, hearty. sometimes intense love
OF earthly things aud earthly rewards. which
quite disturbs all proper ideas OF the me0 who,
ut least BY profession. cay thai they seek = bet.
yer, even q heavenly country. The result Of ali
this In the world. as IL reacts upou the Church
and her work. Is sad aud disastrous.
The question is, how shall this unholy, M.
christian worldlines b cured I How shall
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The Drug Store Of II. A. iIeudry, ou the
corner of Centre aud Main streets. is undergo.
ing an improvement by the increase Of its al,i.
,ude. BY this change, it is brought to the
dignity of two full stories, adding very much
to the appearance Of the corner. E;IstuFr
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HOUSES HouSE. ! HOUSES Such is
the cry from day to day, by persons in our
town, for houses 70 rent. Renters are
.plcnty. hat houses are few, and the renters
go about The streets looking and looking,
bu, 6pd no place in which tbcy may be-
take them selves an their families. What
the upsbot of the whoe matter ia going to
he, we do not know, but we d. know that,
Judging ftom present appeara,c,', there
will not be mo thu one h,nse to rent in
our 'o,nin the spring to "A half d zsu that
arc now wanting them. IL some wealthy
philanhropic individual or company would
build some fiftv good tenant houses. bles-
sing would be conferred npon the town.
and a good re!u-n ght be % ,de from the
Investment ."f s.s.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Oscar Terrill has
sold his house and lot on Prospect Street to j
B. Anderson OF Oberliu. Consideration $4,000.
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2 CERTIFICATE OF Authority.
Ito pire on the 3lst day of Janury, 1851
,RgIrr ar riIE ARM M or STATE


OFFICE OF THE AUDI OR OF STATE.
ISsUnANc. DkPT, COLUMBUS, o., Feb. !, 1866.
WHEREAS. The NoKTH AMERICAN FIRg lN,uRANcE oN-
PANy located at New York. In the State of New York. has
filed in this Office statement Of condition, re-
qured by the inst section of the act To regulate Insurance.
Companies uot incorporated by the State of Ohio" pa, sed
April Sh 1885, and amended February 9th 1864 and Whereas
)mpany has furnished the Undersigned satisfactory evi-
that it of least OSs HUNDRED THoUs-
DOLLARS OF actual capital invested 10 stocks or bonds
in mnrg of real estate, worth double the amount for
which he L. morgaged, and, Whereas, said comIany
a filed in this nce wr ten ins ument under its
rate SEAL sgned by The President and Secretary thereof
thong agent agents of said company in this State
acnuw ledge service OF process and in behalf of sale
company according to the terms Of said law. u.
now nEREFokE in pursuance of the rst section Of the
Aforesaid act, l. JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor of State
Ohio, do hereby certify that said NoRTn AMERICAN FIRE IN
sANoE COMPANY. of New York. is authorized to transact The
business of Fe vi Marine lnsurauce in this State until tn,
3st day ofJanuy In the one thousand eight hundred
and sixty
In wtess whereof have hnrennto subscribed my
and the Zeal Of my Office to be affixed the day ant
year above written.
CsEAI,t [srAMr.] JAS Ii. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
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Founory) Ashtabula, Ohio.
Cash Paid for Hides, Pelis and Calfskins.
Just received for sale good assorted
Leather aud Findings
as can be oEnd in any Western Market and which will be
sold the most reasonable terms lhepe to make it an
ject Boot and Shoe and Harness Manufacturers in the
vicinity favor with their patronage, feeling satisfied
that can sell them everything needed in heir business
cheap as can be found In Cleveland the Eastern
Markets. thereby saving eight aud travelling expenses, and
loss of time .'+r. t..
All cordially invited to call and examine my stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere Confident that make II for
our interest buy this market shall take pleasure in
seeing old ends and the public and showing them
stock. Below, give Iartal list Of articles;
Spanish aud slaughter sole upper and harness Leather
Spanish and Slaughter Nip French calf and kip and
bemloek calf ana Kip collar leather and horse hides
aud morocco band and acng leather linings
bindings, toppngs and rpssets. Viva
Findings.
Lasts pegs thread, webb Packards Ink. Iron aud zinc
nails round head tacks. brlses, l banners, pncers
sand stones raps kn has sIe sticks and STRAPS loot
rees lao punches lasting irons eyples eyeiet sets
stitch wheels stitch markers heel shaves edge planes strip
avis knives, elastic. heel halt stitching cord lasting
aeks heel and toe plates boot black Ing boot brushes hAT
OTIS, and all kinds Of dpishpg irons, ets cte
Ashtabuia Dec, lSda.-sa2 W, W, SMITH
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FACT HEREroFoRE USADvsRrIsED The
daily sales Of Phalou's Might. Blooming
Cereus' exceed by more than one hundred per
cent, those of suy ten other perfumes for the
baDdkerchiefs that figure 10 the list Of choice
extracts, whether original or imiia'ious Of
French aud Eaglish articles. Sold everywhere.
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The Mason a. Hsmiin Cabinet Organs.
forty different Styles adapted to sacred and secular music
for $50 to 5000 each. FIFTY0NE GOLD or SILVER
AEDALs, Or other hrst premiums awarded them. ustra
ted Catalogues free. Address, MASON HAMLIN Bosros
or MASON BROTHERS New YoRK. sl9y
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? A SAIE.-Sbears,' span or black Geldings
were sold day. or two since. for the snug SUN
ofSl0o0. They were purchased for one Of the
The purchaser has Travelled over much ground
to fll the order. and says freely, since the
purchs sse they are the best pass he hssIfound.
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WHO WANTS TO BUY?

have No.2, ROES IMPROVED CHEESE VAT will
pipe and II the fixtures good New Aso, good iron
ex two horse covered buggy farm TOOLS and qant,
OF hay and stalks, which desire 10 sell
Any one 10 want ofthe above will do wen TO call me
before purchasing JAMES s. JENNINGS.
AFiitsbula, Feb: 80, 1866 s43
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Rock PANT

4 HESE Paints are guaranteed to bA
superior other paints heretofore offered to the marks
They do not cost than half the price ether
pound Of the paint win cover D0uBf saifscs
any other paint Hence the econopy IN psrg tsas tsnA
For Outside or Exposed Work |
Euoh Barns RLiges Houses insids oup Fences Tin
or fan Covering Cars, Carriages aud all Agricultural ln-
Pements aud Wagons, Il u invaluable, asa
Never blisters, cracks OF chips or
Our present eoors eompnse Browns Greens. DratA. DAP
ton stone Yesw Lead coo and kAds eo.ts Of shsh
warranted to be better three Of the best white
Lead Paint Any person them, the most insxps<
fenced as we'll as the most practical workman.
Send for Price List ttaeN
Orders by mail promptly hed At manufActsrsn prsss
II. A. HENDRY, Drusxis.
iit AshtAbuls, Ohio.
sT have on hand Also large ssppy Of white Lesd.
Linseed oil aid all other kinds Of Paints 64s H. A. II.
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Mr. EDITOR Your correspondent who
signs himself a Subscriber was evidently seri.
Gus in making his lament through your col.
utnDs but We more than suspect there was u
large amount Of sly waggery about your reply
You adopted the most or hodox style of killing
a fool by treating him according to his folly. as
directed by Solomon. In other words, yout
aim was to ouiwit Jeremiah the very Prophet
himself. who was the author aud father OF all
Lamentations but after all you run the ma.
chine so fur iUtO the ground and bored with 50
tig an augur, iba, the langh is rather against
yourself than against a Sukscriber.
Come, come. be serious aud get honestly to
the work. Quit your burlesqning aud your
soapy irony, aud tell us II these things be SO or
not! Cease your gtiiering gtneroities, aud
give US plain denial or affirmation OF positive
individual acts and facts. Is il not so. that the
protesting Church OF our day differs nothing
from the ,corld save Ia q profession Of Christi
anity, aud 10 going to me, ting on Sundays y
Is not every prejessing temple. which should
be house OF prayer, den vi thieves That
is 10 say do not professors OF religion approve
and follow /: e worldly practice of buying cheap
aud selling dear for individual gain. Tor individ-
ual use Are not eli, after the fashion or the
world, employed 10 some +" striking lie %specu-
laton, on the plan Of every mau for himself, and
The Devil take the hOdmOsL All seek their
own, lot every Wan bis brothers wealth, unless
il be to cheat him out Of it. Christ says, The
cares of this world. and the decet!ainess Of
riches choke the good seed" But who now.a-
days believes this doctrine. or who among the
professors OF re igioo practice upon : Christ
says, Love thy neigLbor as ,hysei' But
where do we lind this reduced TO practice -
We know there is great deal of sham beuevo.
lence iD the Churches. Let this one moral
precept of the Savior be once rightly uuder.
stood and practiced, w: Love thy neighbor
as tbyself.' aud 5000 all this miserable modern
patchw5fk1 Christianity will eease. aodi then
Subscribers lamentations will cease also.
Yours, wOUID-BE FRIEND.
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FIRE IN Il Ms BENEFiT -Prot.ction Fire Gem.
pany propose To give Dance " Bakesey Thursday
Evening APRIL tn Our readers will remember that In the
late Fire portion Of his Daguerrean Stock destroyed
The object 10 commendable Vest upson, vii be
In attendance gpEfB RysEt
H.H. HALL,
q. W. DICKINSON,
WV. SCOvlLi.E.
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DE ntsl.--we almost daily called upon to ex.
tract teeth which II they had been filed in time might
have been useuly retained for years. The New Elastic
Metallic Filling Tor Teeth cheaper than gold and free
from objections attaching to cheap Filings heretofore in
use. % ''- '''a G.. W. NELSON, Dentist,
ltsS45 Aahtabulx. o.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De.
bility Premature Decay and u the effects o youthful
indisereton, will for the fske of suffering humanity,
send free to all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he cured. Suf
ferts wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can DO so by addressing ta.'.
JOHN u. OGDEN,
s3syI No. 10 Chambers st, New York
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S35yi
A Cough, Cold, or Sore, Throat,

A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
RxQoiREs INEDrsrE ATTENTION, AND SHOULD CuEcKED.
lF ALLOWED TO CosrISuE,
Irritation OF tho Lungs, n Permanent
Throat Affection. or an lncurable Lung
Disease o. ..r-.
s-.i' Is RESULT. -. ...... ...
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
r tHAuSe DiREor INFLUENCE PARTS GIVE IMxKDi-
- ,
For Bronchitis Aslhm"a, Catarrh Cbnsunptire and
Throat Diseases,