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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-14
9eaaI Advertisements.
SIMMONS.

COUNTY OF BOISE. Cancelled
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Inyigorate the RESPONSIBLE Organ.

The stomach is the responsible organ Of the system
If tho digestion is imperfect every member, every gland
every muscle every aud FIBRE is Less out
of order. ALI the fluids are deprayed. The brain is
couded The spirits depressed. ALI dyspephcs A7ou
this to be the truth. is not however half the truth
Columns would be required to enumerate tho pains and
tice Tens of thousands feel tkem; no man can describe
them.
Can they be prevented? Can they be relieved Can
they bo banshed at and forever2 UNouEsTIoNABY
TEEY CAN. No dyEpepic has ever taken HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS in vain. Believe no one who says
the complaint is ncurablo This great vegetable stomacc
will eradicate its eradcatng it in thousands Of cases
which medical practitioners have shaken their heads
omnously. saying: "Nothing can be DONE"
The faculty has its llacies One of them is that In
geson the most difficult of all the ordinary ailments
OF mankind to combat and subdue This is mistake
Nothing can be easier than to conquer if the e pe
cc be administered This vegetable combination which
has become famous throughout the civilized world as
HOSTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs is an antidete to
the disease which has been known to and
tunateyt is everywhere procurable. you with to fool
with the dyspepsia try the pharmacopaa prescriptions
If you want to root it out and prevent its recurrence
take the Bters daily There is no discount on the tes
mony in its favor. there is man or woman who has
ever tried it for indigestion without being benefited the
fact has not ranspired. Universal, uncontradicted
praise avouchcs its wonderful tonic virtues For sale by
DOWIE & NOISE, Druggists,
No. ISL MEETING STREET,
March Opposite Charleston Hotel
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VALUED AT
100000.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: THE
w name and valuo of each article of our goods
marked tickets, placed in sealed envelopes and well
mixed. On receipt of rs cents, envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice and delivered
at Office sent by mail to my address. The pur
chaser after seeing what article it draws and its value
which m9y be from one to five hundred dolars-can
then, OIL payment Of dollar receive tho article
named may exchange it for any other article marked
circular at the value Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar or more. No BLANKS.
Our patrons depend Oh fur, honorable dealing.
The article drawn will be delivered ut Office regard
loss its value promptly sent directed by return
mal or express.
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
Of valuable gifts from may be seen on file at our Of
flee, among whom permitted to refer to:
John S. Hocomb, Lamberyie, N. j., gold watch, value
$685. Mrs. s. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street, Brook
lyn, sewing machine $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford, Conn.,,
gold lever watch, value 5000; Hon. r. II. Briggs, WASH
ngton, D. c., diamond pin Sl76: j. c. Sutherland No.
100 Lexington avenue, piano. $780, Mrs. NJ Jackson No.
203 Nineteenth street. n Y sewing machine 80; Jos.
Camp, Elmrs, N Y, melodeon, sl5O; Miss L. Collins,
Atlanta, Ca diamond cluster ring. s225; DR.. Henry
Smith, Worcester, Mass, sewing machine, $685. e. Shaw,
No. l33 10th street. n T. gold watch. $3.50; Edw. Boyn-
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; R. T..
Smith, Providence K. L. silver lever watch $50; Oscar
Purdy, Madison, N. j., music box S45; Hon. R. S. New
ol st. Paups, Minp gold watch, S185; ]. r. Sperry,
LchGcld Conn.,, silver watch S55; Vim. B. Peck, Har-
lem, Is music box SIS; Wm. Raymond, Dayton Ohio,
silver tea set Sl25; Miss E. NJ Schenck Detroit Mich,
diamond rings, S225; Perro Beaudin, st. Charles
Hotel, New Oreaus diamond ring, S170; Mrs. Martha
Barnes, st. Louis, Mo-, mclodeon, value S125.
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WE refer to JOIN COMM Ms, No. 1877 Meeting
street, up stairs. Says he has fifty cases good
substantial shoes, which he offers at retail.
Amongst which are the finest calf and glove leather
for ladies and gentlemen-they will be sold low.
P.S.-1O cases cheap wax brogans by the case,
at s1.25 per pair.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

Wo arc continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who do
not attach tLer pl 2per names to the articles sent;
and We take this occasion of repeating that nothing
can be published in The DAILY News without
being indorsod by some responsible individual.
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RuMoRED CHANGES IN THE CABINET.-It is stated
that the Hon. JOIN B. HAsKINs, of New York, who
had an interview with the President on the 2sth
ultimo, is confident that an carly change in the
Cabinet will be made. He thinks the new Cabinet
will stand as follows: Secretary of State. CHARLES
FRANCIS ADAMS; Secretary of the Treasury, HUGH
McCu1.LocH; Secretary of War, General MEADE;
Secretary of the Navy, Admiral FARRAauT Secre-
tary of the Interior, WILLIAM AIKEN; Attorney
General, ALEXANDER a. STEPHENS; Postmaster
General HORACE GREELEY.
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Direct Importation ef Crouk9y, er Gladstone, from
liverpool
By CLIFFORD g. MATHEWES,
AHctdoneers, No. SO Broad Street.
WIN be sold at auction on TUESDAY, 18th inst, at
United States Bonded Warehouse, on North Atlantic
Wharf, at III O'Clock,
16 CRATES CROCKERY
CONSISTING OF:
CRATE, "a DOZEN, B JEWELLERS, 1.9 SOUPS
crate, 100 dozen, B E Mullins
crate, a dozen, Chambers, and so dozen Unhand
London Teas, Tulip shape
crate; go pairs Ewers and Basins and 22h dozen
Unhand London Teas, Tulip shape y. 80;
2 crates each "a dozen, W Twfers, 10 Soups, first
quality and no dozen. e. Mullins, 6nch, first quality
1crate, 40 dozen, jugs best and Is dozen Unhand
London Teas - ~: -z;i1-sts:5 $50
crates, each 116 " g Covered Dishes =
crate 100 W Muans, 7inch, and 10 dozen do 6inlh
8 crates, each 40 pair Ewers and Basins; 81 W q
Chambers and Covers, and IN dozen, Unhand, " Lon
don Teas
2 crates, each " G. Flat Dishea.
Terms caab. -5frs #f-.t.1 March -
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STJPER.PHOSPHATE
OF
: | m :.
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

TIME UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE IN AN
| NOUNCING to Planters aud Farmers that they are
PuATE OF LIME, manufactured expressly for them,
and which they warrant to contain all the clements
necessary to insure rapid and mature growth of any
crop to which it may be applied.
Terms-Sixty dollars per ton cash. sxty-fye dollars
pcr ton-one quarter cash. and balance 18th December,
with approved factors acceptance with interest at per
cent from date OF purchase.
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rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBERRY c. e.. AT
i So per nnnun, and. having d large circulation
through all the upper and lower Districts Of the State
affords great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very reasonablc-for which apply
to our Agent Mr. r. ?. SLIDER, ut the Mills House.
TNOS. i. & X. H. GRENEkER.
November l5 Edltors aud tropI1et0Is.
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BY r.. M. MARSHALL & BRO.
On TUESDAY 18th instant at IL O'Clock will be sold, at
the Exchange, Broad street, G;.ss4
All that LOT OF LAND; with the buildings thereon,
known No. Beaufain street The. house contains
brick. The Lot measures 35 by lis feet more orless
Con dons- third cash; balance by bond
cured by mortgage Of premises buildings 30 be Insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to Ply Us tor pspere
Nforc] -
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MOTHERS, during your chId's second summer you viii
find Mrs. WnssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP an Invaluable
friend 1t cures dysentery and diarrha regulates the
stomsch and bowels wind collie, softens the gums,
reduces inflammation and gives tone and energy to the
whole system In almost every instance where the infant
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found
in fifteen or twenty minutes after the Soothing Syrup has
been administered. Do not fail to procure it.
Be sure and call for
'MRs wINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac sinie of "CuRT1s fsK1Ns on the out
side wrapper. All others are base limitations.
For sale by DOWIE NOISE, No. Isl Meeting street,
opposite the Charleston Hotel. stuth3 March
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Havana Plan Kentucky State Lotter.
PERUVIAN GUANO,
DIRECT FROM AGENTS, AT MARKET
RATES.

COLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, s75 CASH; $50 FIRST
y November, with interest," approved city acceptance
Swan Island Iuano, $40 cash; s25 1st November, with
intert st. approved city acceptance. j
Baugh's Phosphate of Lime, $50 cash; $65 Noven
ber, with interest," approved city acceptance,
Phoenix Guano, $55 cash
Flower of Bone unadulterated and unburnt
TURNER'S, Plaster or Gypsum, warrant. ID pure. -.
every confidence, not only having testimonials from,
plunters who have used them the past year, but the
further guarantee that every cargo, It arrives from the
factory, is analysed by Prof Shepard, Of the South
Carolina Medical College, and the high reputation Of
these manurcs fully kept up. j. N. ROBSON,
January I tuths9mos No. g. East Bay
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[uNAyomAB1Y POSTPONED TO TUEaDHY, 18th MARcH.]
Cargo Sale Of French and English Goods, Of Direct
from Liverpool and Bordeaux, jslst landed
BY CLIFFORD & MATHEWEs,
Auet1oneers, No. Sc Broad street.
Will be sold, at auction, on TUESDAY, 18th March next
at United Sta Bonded Warehouse, on North Attain
~ " is IRON DRUMS cAUsT1o SODA
a terces joIl Ash
100 sacks Ginger
Q casks Cream of Tartar
2 bales Gammomile Flowers
8 casks Gun Arabic
2 casks Gum Arabc-powdered
10 quarter casks Cognac Brandy
10 quarter casks Brown Sherry
70 quarter casks Pale Sherry
10 quarter casks Port
1879 cases Claret and Sautern
10 cases Assorted Cordlals
cases DantIc
25 cases Absnthe
25 cases Vermonth
20 cases Peach and Apricot Marmslade
$50 cases Brandy Frutt-assorted
200 cases Brandy Cherries
...- SO cases Capers
40 cases Pckles-assorted
40 cases French Mustard
5 cases Geen Peas
8 cases Mushrooms
100 tierces Angouleme Vinegar
15O boxes Marsef1es Olive OIL
70 boxes Choice Bordeaux Olive OIL
80 cases Sardines
43 bales Velvet Corks
cases Punes-jn tin
5cases Prunes-in glass
20 barrels Prunes
Is halfbarres Prunes
10 bales Maccaront
bales Vermiceli
1000 pounds Lentils de Scissor
450o pounds Lentils de st. GILES
700 pounds Hase1 Nuts
1000 pounds Lanquedoc Almonds
.t IA bags Almonds.
Is casks New Crop Zante Gurrants
Is cages Assorted Phials
1900 Demij ijohns-assorted sizes
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ALLEN & NEEDLESS
Ammoniated Fertilizer.

WE HAVE ON hand, AND ARE NOW READY TO
w receive orders for the above wellknown FERTILI-
ZER. Our terms are, $50 cash; time price. s55 one
quarter cash the other equares for approved City
Factors Acceptance with interest at the ratio Of seven
per cent per annum, from time OF purchase payable
January L. 1858, with current rate Of Exchange.
Parties wishing to purchase large amounts be sup
piled direct from the works.
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MAYORS COURT, March An individual who
was guilty Of the detestable practice OF throwing
water from the front window into the street, was
fined S.
A person who had been drinking o little too
much, and WHO went into an apothecarys store
and seated himself in the chair of the druggist
s..n the most sociable and familiar manner" and
wao only could be got out by the aid of the police
vas fined IS. He kindly promised not to drink
anything for year, which his Honor, to judge by
his countenance, seemed to believe.
colorcd man, who was crazy on the subject OF
money, was sent to the hospital for an unlimited
time, and as sstimo is money" he will have high
old frolic while he's there.
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A LITERARY CUR1os1TY.-The President of the
Board OF School Directors Of one Of the districts in
Marion county, ILL.,, writes to the Lend Depart
menG of the Illinois Central Railroad the following
literary curiosity:
.ssMarion Co III february the 5th 1867 Dear Sur
Agent of the Land Belonging to the Central r
Lying in the County of Marion III Wee As
Board of school offisers hass chosen on the North
West corner OF the North of the South West OF
section 8 in the county of Marion III Please send
NEE few lines with the Barer of this And Let Me
Know thu Best terms that you Will Let us have an
Aero for Also what the A shurance is yours
truly"
They need school down there, unquestionably.
Had the above happened in the South, it would
have been cited as q proof Of the general igno-
rance of tho people; but in the enlightened North
west it is only 'literary curiosity"
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THE SENGERsuND is one of the German clubs
established in this city since the war, and is COM
posed of some Of the best material to be found
among our German population. It's object is to
promote so,abiIty and good fellowship among its
members, and to provide suitable place where
they can spend their evenings in pleasant converse
and innocent amusement.
Clubs ara generally very unpopular with the
ladies, vino denominate them as ministering to
masculine selfshness, and tending to metamor-
phose the most gallant of tho sterner sex into
miserable cid bachelors and woman haters. But
this charge cannot be brought against the Senger-
bund :; for there is special provision made for the
entertainment of the fair sex also. The cultivation
of music, vocal and instrumental, is one OF the
objects of the club; and every fortnight they give
musical and theatrical entertainment, to which
The ladies invited and as this is always followed
by dancing, there is usually good attendance.
The gentlemen who have the dramatic part of
the entertainment in charge are taking great pains
to bring ont good plays, and to act them well. OF
course they generally confno themselves to come
DIV and farce. Times are too hard for tragedy. We
nave so many real Nsorrows, that VIC cannot afford
4o weep at fictitious woe We want relaxation,
something to drive away dull care; we want to
laugh; and this VIC can always be certain Of, if We
attend the histrionics Of the S@ngerbund
In anort,cr part Of The NEWS this morning will
he found the advertisement Of the Bund, announc-
ING s.Lcnore," by A. yoN HoLBE1, very interest
ING play. The action is laid in the time Of the
Seven Years War; we doubt not their Hall (cor.
ner of King and Liborty streets), will be densely
crowded on Monday evening next.
It is curious that the Germans are the only part
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Randsonse Household furniture Of a family 1e1u-
ing the city. ;ss-.ss
By WILBUR & SON.
TUESDAY next 18th inst, at the residence No. 2A King
street. between Market and Beaufn Streets Hesf itde
THE T1 ENTIRE N 1ytf FURNITURE m SAID REsDENcR,
comprising syery article requisite for fufnasntng
house, 5Ss!..s -.
One elegant BROCATELE EPARLOR SEE sgood = new;
Sofas Arm Chairs Lounges Mirrors, Lace ~ Luz
tans and Cornishes, Marble Top Tsbles Butes9 feo-
and Glass Ware, one fine Sewing Machine In good ord
kc ~ s'Es5sssz - -
IRON SAFES and 8 French Glass silyared snow
Cases, DESKS, &c. .ss..z-<E E'.s;
Conditions cash. ;-'z:s.s! II
Articles to be removed Immediately after the sale
March
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Rev. JAMES A. DUNcAN.-This gentleman, the
pastor of of the Methodist Churches Of Peters,
burg, Va, and one of the very best and most wido-
ly appreciated pulpit orators in the country, ar
rived here yesterday evening, and is the guest of
our townsman, LEONARD CHAp1N, Esq. Mr. Dun
CAN will preach in Trinity Church, Hasel street,
tomorrow morning; and in tho evening he pro-
poses to deliver the first Of three lectures to the
Young Mems Christian Association at the Citadel
Square Baptist Church. The second and third lee
lures will be delivered on Monday and Tuesday
evenings, further notice Of which will be given in
the papers. We congratulate our community, and
more particularly the Youn; Mems Christian AS
sociaton, on having secured the services of SO dis
tinguished 6 pulpit orator: and hope that his
labors here may be crowned with tne same success
that has SO uniformly attended them in every place
where he has been called to serve.
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CAN ACKNOWLEDGED INsT1TUTIoN."--"Br Bro,on's
Bronchial 1foctes" are among the acknowledged
institutions of the land. What would our minis
ters, our lecturers, our lawyers, do>without these
invaluable Troches? To what an amount of
"ahems" and coughs and throat clearings would
we be oil subjected, were it not for those apower-
full and soothing Lozenges? We have tried them
and they did us good.-Neao York Waoerty.
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Of our population who have been favored this win
ter with dramatic representations. They are 'nde-
pendent Of theatres, stars, and stock companies
and can improyise a stage OF their own at short
notice.
Those clubs, and especially the theatrical per-
folmances, ,wield very benefcent influence among
the Germans, and keep alive a love tor their ma
tive tongue which tits always pleasure to them TO
hear spoken in its purity. Many of them have out
few other opportunities where they can enjoy this
pleasure.
The Sangerbund is young, but already promises
fair to become sSrong and fourishing, ana we
doubt not will be eminently successful.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD FORWARDING DE-
pARTMENT.-This is a new feature in the railroad
business that has increased largely since its adop-
tion. Formerly itwas conducted by the different
merchants and factors, but since the war the rail-
road authorities determined to transact this branch
of the business themselves, and established an
Office especially for that purpose. It has proved to
be q complete success and not only increases the
revenue of the road but is OF great service to the
shippers.
A new through freight tariff has been recently
established, which materially reduces the rates;
and inducements are now offered to merchants and
shippers that have never been equalled. Freights
are now taken from Charleston to the different
points West and South, communicating witt the
different railroads and steamers on the route.
These goods are all shipped with the magical let
ters C. o. D.-Collect on Deivery-and no OK
pense is entailed on the parties making the ship
ments. This change has been due to the liberal
management of the President, ". J. MAaRATH,
ESQ.,; and the Forwarding Department. under the
control Of MI. E. N. FULLER, has gained large
patronage.
Heavy shipments of corn are daily sent to the
up country and Georgia, and drays arc constantly
arriving loaded with guano and merchandise Of
every description. The different depots are crowd
ed with goods, and show cheering signs Of activi-
ty that are sufficient to drive away the azuro de-
mons generated by the tightness Of the times. The
South Carolina Railroad has been maligned for its
slowness, but the activity that is now visible in
every department is sufficient proof that this has
passed away and the new era bids fair to be OF
life and energy.
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LITTLE s. MARSHALL.
THE HERALD.

Agricultural Implement Warehouse and Seed Store,
No. 14U Meeting street.
February 13 limo Opposite Pavilion Hotel,
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Ivory in coral set
When 'twixt parties lips you see,
SozoDoNT, it's safe to bet,
Beauties the Ivory.
March-5 tus2
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PLANTERS desrous of obtaining highly concentrate
ammoniacal fertilizer, free from mineral phosphates ant
other authorizations, do by applying to k1SsaAN
HOWELL No. 1853 East Bay who Agents for the sale
MApEs' Nitrogenized Super-Phosphate of Lime.
February II mwthS
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: J
DOWIE Il NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEN1AN & CO., Agents.

<. 1.-The SOAPS manufactured by COLGATE &
Co. excel all others. They are the best purifiers
known, and should have place in every house.
No inferior or impure article leaves the manufac,
tory. AS consequence, no family considers its
supplies complete until they include box of COLI
GATES Soap.
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NEW CARRIAGE EsTABIIsHMENT.-By referring
to our advertising colualns, our readers will find
the announcement Of the arrival of a large supply
of most elegant in5a'shy equipments at the famous
1920" King street establishment, where Mr.. F. Won
SANTEN dispenses blessings the whole year round
to young and old. MIR. Won SANTEN is the most in
genious of men, ever doDghting tho public with
something new; whether it is at Christmas, New
Yeal Valentines Day, .Nardi Gras, Easter, or any
other time, he is sure to have something new for
the delectation of his patrons; and his store and
particularly the windows, are always arranged
with the most faultless taste, presenting kalei-
doscope of the comforts and convenences of city
Ito. But we must not forget those carriages. Let
all take ride.
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South Carolintan ut Columbia, ls now sen!
to every Posofco in the State Being the olcel paper
of the State it will BIO found at the present time cspe
ciay valuable to merchants and others desiring to aVa
themselves of very large circulation.
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OBsrRucTNG THE STREET. Yesterday, while
car, under the charge Of Conductor FABER was
coming down Meeting street. some negro dray-
men deliberately drove on the track and refused to
leave that position. Mr.. FABER stopped the car
and ordered the last man to leave but he still re-
fused, and was arrested by a policemen. The negro
was very Impairment, and was induced by his fell
lows to retain his position and assert his rights.
He will find to his sorrow that his construction of
City Ordinances is not correct, and his disobe-
dience will subject him to fine of $40. An exam
pie has been needed Tor some time, as the draymen
have several occasions, been extremely insolent,
scarcely moving from the car track. A few lessons
will learn them that the law is supreme and the
offender must pay for his misdeeds.
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Try Them.

Try Them.
Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the of PANKN1Ns
HEpA11c BrTrERs We would recommend them to al
who stand in need Of tonic.
For sale by all Druggists q October
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FACTS are stubborn things, and cannot be gain
sayed. Such is the case with MARsDEN's PEcroRAI
BALM. 1t is fact that it has never failed to re-
lieve and cure every case of Asthma, Influenza,
and Bronchial disease. To prove this statement
to be fact, he has requested his agents to refund
the amount in any instance where it fails to euro.
For sale hy all druggists.