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CITY TAXES MONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR
CRY HALL, eIteinber 2, 1867.
NJ nTIGE IL HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI. CONCERNED
IN that the Monthly Returns for the month Of August
past. h compliance with the Tax Ordinance ratified
ON The 18th day OF December, lsGG be made
lcfore the 18th instant. u. e.. GIBSON,
SfIat1nbtr I3 Iity Asse ssor,
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An ORDINANCE

Ia Er"iiIArE 1ilE HlaRtTE az PETROLEUM, rra PPo-
hticlh, Asp OTHER lSfI.tnnAhLr OILS
Sr'. .. N n "nIiBSi ty The Mayor and Alderman in
tiiy t"'H dSh'mbf' That from Anl after tho day
IT LiIIr rNi Il shall not hr lawful to keep Petroleum.
EtrIsrir. Ho-k TIL. liaiur. licnli- any other In
Ilaulabir oil hr oils storage sale III any cellar
s'rr r nilg snnti or iii- street. in larger auan,
lity tiian hnS gallons any ut premises ant
ANY sr quantity krpi ntorr nail e contained in
Vessels at Tin or n,.r nirtal.
SIC. = That Prti.,nn it's pr.luriI or any other IN.
tlalaln ni Or Os, when brought nfo tho city by lat
nr water lay lc kept on any lot in any bling irr
which roton In not htureil fur period exceeding
tweityonr ho,lrr upon thu expiration OF which tinn
shall be Removed aud Kept In the nauner required by
tho foregoing section.
SH j. ANY prrsoii or persons violating any part uf
this Ordinance shall he subject 10 tine Of two hundred
dollars for earl offence. recoverable IN any Court OF
l'ernt Jurisdiction.
atitcii III City Council this twonty first day of May
tho year nf olir Lor ono Thousand eight hundred ani
sixty-seycn.
tLS1 y. c. GAIIIARD Nnyor
w. ii. SMITH. CLERK OF Council. June
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rUiiI.IC NUfitE:.

January 3. 1867.
tlr i,uai urdiIiailrc licel=ai have been prepared
i,,r delivery nam this Ohr-. g. THOMAS.
City Treasurer.
Srr. !. Er O,iIinri ty He Mayor and Ati,r,a.ni,,
cay L"Hntd h'jmtt that from .aRt aiter the rst day
Jasry. lrnseI Eha be i6Ern for all CARTS draw
AMI wagons used tar private nnL InInc6c pnrposcs IN
the same manner and sccOrJup tn tho Pr0yia.oR
now "l t," rlii0n III 'aris tlrayS un Wagons let
driven t,'r tnr. ri,rpt tNini l,,lu- Aud each sGil
Iurl. lrIS Hl,un hia La, pro, dcd with hsge cull-
iainins the mum"r .rri. a,L marked FrirLtr, - he
llasrt uti the Ontsiel. M II,' hlRit.
.SFt !. No lrtsdtI shall li T the Treasurer d,
surety Ia any h0nd under t. Ordinance come rning ID
ter .aria. raya. w1Eona and other carriages i'm.
r=- lia Dr Rhe bn trceiIdldef.
SIC 3 The following shall hereafter b6 the rates for
it cners iar public and private raris lraye wagons &c
Including the horses mules thereof which shall
he tree nunl otlIcr taratiGn:
FUBLI CiEI6, nE4TA, ETC, ENFL0TrD hi A.Sy
eUitEt-s wb NrrvEE, ron uTE DIEEST HIDmEcr.
fa' every .ii1 iTly "r wagon. drawn BY horse
miiir s!f,
Tor "yriy SAIL iray wagon. drawn Ey two hor
Minlra, $50.
For 'ri, hlSE AMI ,lriilse with iva whcala So
i..r every hack iuu rarii1yc With wheels. $tu
with tSo horses. .al.
For every stage or nnnhns t.rcsrt tine o,nriibu.L
For every tTrL drawn ny more horses or mule.
ifu.
For every express wagon drawn Ly OF more horses
ar mules, s0u
CARTS Ai;n PRIVATE CARTS, DRArs ETC
For every bread cart or wagon, al.
For cS'tS cart urly or used for private
mestir purposes, and not 10 be employed the als.
porting ct goods, w5rce, merchandise lumber or nnY
oihcT conmoiiiy Tor compensation. either directJ or
indirectly for the fanc shall pay for license tho stn o;
s3 r=clusivr oi tic Lcrsc mule.
Itafra i'll City Council, this 10th daJ of January
H. II nthc ycaT Of o;ir Lord thousand eight hum
'issa nni siltS'siz.
PC. GA1LLaRp. Mayor
JInuary g ". II, SMITH Clerk or rauntu
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NIDl'lCE..

HFtlCE CLERK OF COuSCiI.-THE FOLLOWING
" sin,isa Of Section Of MI 'Oruanre IL Raise Sup
plies for the year 1866 published fer tho information
Of peTzos selling Ia by sample or oiherwise who ara
not residents this city Al such persops hereby
notified to report II this Office
''Three dolsrs fvery hundred doliirs Of oil goods
aold in hi, city, -1ans not residents. b. sample or
oihcTwise." ". Ii. SAITH,
March CinIl OF Council
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ATTENTION is called to the atlyc rtisement Of the
Georgia State Lottery in this days paper.
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Lemons In our prices list OF fruits, lemons
should be quoted slGGssl7 per box.
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REGISTRATION IN CHARLEsos.- The following is
the result Of registration in the city mp to date
tSaturdaF, September II, inciuaiYr.) Whites 30S4
colored 4ei7-toial 1891. Celorcd msjority 1919
Hthe ratio of voters is as one TO five of ropula-
tion, tthe usual method of calculating 1881 votera
would indicate the population Of Charleston, to be
about 4O,OO0. This, of course, does not take into
consideration the DISTINGUISHED, of whom there
must be considerably over GOO in this city under
the Interpretation put upon the Reconstruction
Acts in this Military District
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
auction sales This DaT.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORE DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICEl
MITSE aUArp IIoCsC,
CHARLES T0E, 8. g., Sept. 10, 1857.
ISnl.LoTEp 4 POLICEMAN TO THIS POST A
IL COACH Doc. which the owner get on apph /,
osroa to the "0Niser Of The Day"
G. D. 6IdWALD
September II Chief of Police
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Post uitlCc NOIirr.

Post uhCc NOIirr.
PoSr OFFICE
CHARLESTON, S. O., July g. 1867.
After today the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at o'clnck AM, aud to-day and after
wards they are expected to reach the liailroatl
station" at $50 O'Clock PM. and to he ready for
delivery at this Office at $50 o'clock I. II.
STANLEY q. TROTT, r. A.
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PERsosAL.-We had the pleasure of visit last
evening OF Fl. c. POWELL, Esq, OF the Cheraw
-adcertiser. He ID in the city Oh business for his
paper
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NVT'1(F.
OFFICE on CHIEF OF POLICE. ,

M>l> GUARD HOUSE.
tutRIt>InS. 5. a.. August 2n lrG7
fHllE FOLLOWING ,I,~IioNS OF ORDINANCES
At" r"'i.s!"d IL, th Inflammation Of all whom 1t
may '"it'rtIi T.. Is. STGWALD
captain of Police
-, VI. .,l -,u!:ns ri amy ,lt nr .esar iu Whit.
Point '.r'". amt Last south I;attery he AMI the
sam, is hereby prplhed: aud any person who shall
violate. this ria,Isr this Ordinance rIaiI f,r esci and
Every such li"'r". i'it anal pay thu 1--we dbl.
la,H. IL h.. recovered the rity Court olelalf The
ni""nn' 4" hr siS,'n 60 the ni"rnrr. IN
srr. VIII. All Indecent AMI ,l,nLcrly conduct, cur.
ii aud swearing. clalnoro- un,rs lrlnkenpcss nuar
rrlliii. rstue profanity rc,ri,tcd in White Point
Garden ON either OF I'll" BATTERIES aforesaid shal be
I," n.tsL hy law hr punished when conlulittrd in
amy "iirr r"r'icn1 ri the city.
Sr.N y. y" prr-n persons shall ride lead or I,ys
any horsr .iuur mules within tue curlos,,r,
at tl' 'arl"n. nirr sl'y live dollars tor every
such "'t'tis. tn sr rruveI, i'll the CITY Court
~" ai""n'n "i tr nI" t. i~ gwen To the iuorlcr.
Sr,. NJ II -lail not b. lawful fr any person or u.r
sons IL secure with their lasts any vessel Gost
~ rt,I Ia any lirt al e "hrI the ratings thereof
al MEit,' t"in constructed hN the tity Council leading
tItsn thai Lit ~ last Ia, rllirl thu Battery to SOUTH
lao -t'Tl OF 10 hnd ir'm amy boat. vessei raft
HhN blri>, tnlnlpI. thcr UHtrriu psrt the
>at mhati in II hny "I-'u persons shall violate %,
'ran-Ers> any "l ,h provisions .sined this clause
s,h person oi lctSnn- shall iol rii and pay my dollars
IL r recovered IN III, ty Cunt. aii which pen.
atty -lil - Ia thr nlorIIi.r.
Whrr,a- ,any ml"i hrIy- utt carts psss uuiecei4s.
ritt thfuu2h kin street. t,, city ClaTlratuu 10
thu great obstruction Il" tlGit thprshiare. and to Jll.
-''t"s in"n,eniri',' ald daue"r Of those who have
husttIrs- tl.Irm:
IL ""tin"i That irn, aId ihn passug OF this
oilinaur shall not hc lMful Tor any hconscd ca,,
her, ohcr merchandise commodity, to be driven
through the ssl kng Eirre south Of Calhoun street. or
Cerinr lepasng Load ia such part Of said stree,
and an! diver o 'otd''tor oi any such cnrt. dray
md pay tt,, "l nil less thar t"n d'ar5 nor
than twenty dollars tI August 23
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LIFE INsURANcE.-Thc New York Journal of
Commerce says: We have received from the Cham
Der OF Life INSURANCE, JONI Eaprr, Secretary.
series of tabular statements, representing the
extent OF this business IN tho United States. The
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"MouLrnIE" HIMSELF Au,is.. The readers of
rHk News will be glad to learn, no doubt, that
'AloULTRiE' has rene rcd his connection with the
paper as it's New York correspondent.
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ATTENTION il called to the largo sale OF dry
goods, staple and fancy articles to be sold this
day by h1LRor & Co.. in Meeting street, opposite
Pavilion Hotel. rare chance for our country
merchants and retailers.
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So y M irt-''il PtiSIIs shall ride, lead or in y,
any horsr ~ iSrs uur mules within tue euclos,ir,
at th'' i1rrn ntnlrr ,aty live dollars tor ever,
such "trur t' ' recovered, III the City Court one hal
ihr ahnunt i ilr nIn L. ln gwen the iuiori,icr
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BOAT RAcE.-The boat race which had boon nd
Fertlsed to come of on the Battery Oh Saturday,
resulted in the success of the Rosp The interest
on the occasion was intense and tle friends of the
winning craft highly clated.
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ALiRM OF FIRE.-Ahout O'Clock yesterday
evening, the bell sounded alarm of fire. After
mich inquiry, wc learned The fire was at the Race
Course, and nearly Or entirely put out before the
engines reached there.
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a CAAoLISA BOOK IN LoSnpS. aiessrs atuu-
RAY, tho London publishers, announce an edition
OF "Caroiha Sports" by the late Hon. Wm.
ELLIOTT. of South Carolina, as in press aud suun
to be issued.
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REGISTRATION on s,rnan.r
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THE = isNs. - Do ynu know, asked an Epia-
copal minister OF his clerk one day, "what keeps
farmer JONES from church? have not seen him
for these three weeks. I hope il is not socinian-
ism"
No, your honor, it is something worse than
socinianism."
Worse than socinianisln eau it bs ,ieism ?"
Worse than thati"
81 hope IL is not atheismin
Alas, Your honor, il is WORSE than that |"
Worse Than atheism: tha, ia impossible.
Nothing can be more horrible than athoism! But
let us zee, what is II"
6 He has got tho rheumatism, your honor.'
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-'s.-..
White majority, rs.
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M>t> IuARp HOUSE, \ I.
t'utHit>InS. :. g.. August 81, laG7.
fiNlE FOLLOWING HEIIiONS Or ORDINANCES
l. ~" r"''hsrd i"r the ininiInatun Of all whom Il
may '"in'"rii T.. B SfiWALD 4.
Captain Ut Police
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-02

HEARERS PREPARATIoN.--Halt
The power of preaching lies in tho
mutual preparation. The minister
must not serve God with thatwhich
cost him nothing, but it is not the
minister alone who should "give at.
tendance to reading, to celebration,
TO doctorinc' There IS a reciprocal
duty on the part Of the nearer. He
should come with a purpose, and he
should come with prayer. He
should come hopeful Of benefit. and
bcstirring all his faculties, that he
may miss nothing which is profitable
for doctrine, for rep ROOF, for correc.
ton, tOrinstruction in righteousness.
lie should come with q benevolent
preposcssion towards his pastor,
ana with a friendly solcitude for
ms fellowhcarcrs. And thus as iron
sharpenslron, so his intolligcntooun.
tcnance would animate the speaker.
IKE Hurr or an Aaron, his silent
petitions would contribute to tha
success OF the sermon.--IfauiltoD,s
Royal Preacher. ''''''"
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c,btnS noung man, whether looking forward 10 NOR
Inc e",ra ialcal on agict igal business, VIII and
have nnI ,h,re nfnpoacd The est preparation hh can
thr o,,, w" snrest road TO Ladies' will nnI
atuntoms ~ iuudi very pleasant, and opening TO good
Mwssrsuv,, WIN profitable cowpcnsation.-ST ALl,Ass
Address,
CIlAS. A. j. MARSH & Co.
~, Albans Vt.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-02
Family Worship.

1t is strange that fathers do not
perceive that their children do not
understand or enjoy long prayers, in
which the language is above their
comprehension. Now family prayer
is home prayer, and the wants of
the home circle should constitute the
principle part of the petitions. Not
that selfshness should be encour-
aged any more in our worship than
in our acts, but that all present
SHOULD feel that the prayer is for
Jhem-that they may be truly ODE
dent to God, faithful at home, at
school, or in businesS-kind, truth
full, generous that they have per
sonally work to do for the poor
and for thcriclr. and all done for God,
out of love for Jesus. Is it not bet
ter that the language should bc
simple so that the child of four years
can understand, than that it should
be SO lofty that none under fourteen
can comprehend it!
/ now think of a family where the
morning andevening worship seems
to be enjoyed by all, and all have a
part in it. A portion of Scripture
Is read, and then any one present
asks question upon it. The children
inquire about anything they do not
understand, and the parent ask the
children, to ascertain if they have
been attentive. Then they sing a
I. IL, /
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-02

RC9 LIKE Hon. Geo. a..
ssaid"in- htraf ford; Hon. Atm.
ierN ood. Hon. 4. rs. Leslie. ans,
tri'nh nchinS. Wells River.
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Probate a. Urts.
bradford lbiS, '"Ict.

DRoBATE COURTS WILL ~ uglr.
WITHIN and for the District of HrO.a.
i"I me year ensuing, as follows. VIZ.
d, a. tht l'ottrr House iu HadtI e
:, ,'n tuesday ia January May l0l 81. 5.
:, At The Probate Office, in Wc,t gsst
. ne second tuesday ia December ud Oh. j.
",suaNS m February April and Odab.
~ ''i' Hotel. IN East CoriutholtH,..o la.'
va! VI Hafeh' june, August, and NatUe
~, ALNAll BEAN Er-f.U
West FairIcc. Dec. |. lsaN.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-02

MORAL SENTIMENT.-lt is easier
10 turn the course Of a mighty river
at the fountain where tie water, in
little stream, is trickling from the
messy rocks than near the mouth
where it bears on its broad bosom
the ships OF comnece. Odr work in
the temperance movement to he sue
ccssiul mnSt begin with the cause OF
the evll, at the beginning, and on,
work today is not so much with the
traffic itself as with The power that
upholds and demands it.
True reformation must hccin in
the hearts of the people. when thov
are right the moral sentiment will
not tolerate an evil and it dies fol
want OF support. Nothing is ever
settled that is not settled right. \
tyrGnt may rule with rod of iron
and armed menmay enforce his laws
but when the force is removed The
laws are dead.
If every saloon and distillery in
our land was closed and barred to-
day and sentinel posted at every
door, it would not change or radical
~ modify the moral condition ofour
lcCple.-Ihe evils not removed bat
only pent up to break out stronger
IN some other direction. All the
laws that have been made to SUP
press anything of the kind have only
called out greater ingenuity On the
part of those oppressed and the de
nand was satisfied through another
channel. Many combat the distiI-
lers and the liquor dealers, and call
The saloon keepers by bad names.
They are only tools supplying tho
demand, and are authorized 50 70 do.
We should he considered foolish If
we demurrcd against the action ola
common soldier on duty with out a
word 10 those in authority. SO this
work If we use our force on the ser
want While the master stands I'm.
notlced.-laws are useless without
support.
When the voice 0. The people oiy
pat against oppression of any kind.
30 the evil it cries out AGAINST. if is
The voice Of God, and it must be 70.
moved. The evil that fills our land
from one end to the other and GOV.
crs 1t as. the night covers The earth.
rs supported, sanctioned and upheld
by the influence and Indifference of
the people, and against those only
must our main efforts be directed
before we can hope for successful.
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Notice..

I'liE BRADFORD BANK WHOSE CHAR
Il ter terminated June u.s. l~0d, give notice
that the outstanding bills of said Bank viii lee
redeemed by J. ". BAICNELbER, at his
office; and IN ms absence hy HUBBARD
WRIGHT. at his dwelling huuev, M bradford,
W. for one year from December -, l>uu a.
cording 10 the iolovisg act;
An act in rc6,iuu to Tie redemption of Nauk
Notes:
= i tT.bg cnaclcd. &c
SIC. ! Aftfr the expiration o., the charter
81 any bank chartcrcdb by this State. or Wtr
the termination of the sN;stcncc of ann such
n'hk' agtccahiY 10 the avs Of this state. su, II
bank may cause notice to be published in all
the weekly newspapers OF the county whore
su'h bank Is located, for one fun wear. Sctting
i"'th That SAID bank will redeem it, ou..stand.
ing bills the day of the expiration of char
Ter or the date of the termination of il cXi.-
ttitC and a copy of this act. And upou dine
ruhhcaiion of such notice. neither such bank
HoritS officers shall bo liable to any action for
ih' uuhredfmptup of any of it, out>tgud-
lug hiIlS, unless the same shan have been dul,
presented, and paymcus thereof demanded
Wi'hih me year aforesaid at the banking house
of said h4ul
SLo After the expiration Of the charter
u' utter The termination of thcpNf~t,ucc of any
si'h hank rs aforesaid such bank shan cease
10 hc subject TO the operation. or liable to the
provisions of the >iNtytbrd section of chan
Ter eighty nine Of the General Statute.
~Es lhis act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1866.
] w BATCHELDER. Cbas,,r
bradford, Dee 10, lS66. g5,I
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Punch gravcly asks if any reos.
unable doubt can be entertained -,
the stability of a bank whose dircc.
tors always show a great reserve
when questioned about its affairs
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t-E TO THE LADIES ,

'JHh JNDh'RSIG NED would gam
say TO the Ladics at Oru-. Conn"
iHti having purchased tire Interest 3D.. ri
brother III the skirt Business. | A4'. rammu
thc mandatory To Concord u, ma
shall give
Particular Attention to Making
Ordered Skirts and Repairing
All Orders left at our Old Store, j
Bradford, viii be Promptly Filled
at Il Days Notice.
;, aides having Long skirts elm have as
n,Da, over tothc hates, fashion AT reasuu.
Y,icc. Country Merchant. supplied a, a,.
,ltf GEO. ". HAtEErL
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-02

A man once standing in n desert
picked up u jewel, and threw i,
away, saying, "Pshaw, It's only n
diamond. thought and hoped it
was grain of corn"
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PAPER HANGING F..

NOV OPENING, 5000 Rolls, comrH,a.
-, QUANTITIES. Also gapy. and CHI Cunt
|otu'rlnss, side lights, sc pt rcduccaW
Bradford, April .. 1867.
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MASTA'S
INDIAN PULMONARY
BALSAM,

While most diseases are not obscure in their
development. and short i'll their duration, that
of the lungs is insidous, deccitful, and often
uncertain in its nature until it has reached an
advanced and hopeless stage. But if seasonal
bly, and properly attended to, its progress may
be efiectually arrested IN the great majority
OF cases. This fact occurs frequently within
general observation and experience. Toarrest
the existing irritation of the air passages and
the lungs, speedily and eficctually, the seat
and cause of cough, is an important step gain
ed towards relief and cure in the first stages
of the disease. But while the remedy conters
this benefit, 1t must possess another principle
equally Indispensable to complete the cure
II must at the same time exert an important
nourishipg, healing and strengthening intiu
cucc throughout the whole system. Lung dis
eases poison the circulation weaken the fluids
of the entire organism, and rapidly undermine
=, the constitution. 1t thus rexuires restora-
tive of extraordinary efficacy to reach and re
lcve the advanced stages of consumption
Mastas Indian Pulmonac Balsam possesses
| this rare combination. While it promptly and
eticctually arrests lrlt alton of the air passages
and the lungs, il renders them further assist
! ance by promoting "a free discharge of their
accumulated mucus. and at the same time i'm
| parts strength and yigur to the whole system.
Those suffering with cough and disease Of
the lungs will find in this valuable preparation
! prompt and speedy relief Even those whose
! condition is beyond recovery, will derive from
! its use great benefit as wen as comfort For
/ the class of diseases il Is designed to relieve,
/ the general communication il has received has
! proven Is great efficacy beyond question
/ For the last twelve wears thousands have been
! speedily and cfectually cured by lis use, while
| suffering from the various forms of lung dis
/ ease. il Is prepared from vegetable balsanS
/ and the active medicinal properties Of roots
and herbs, and contains no mineral. or poison
Gus acids. Simple and safe in the materials
/ used. II can be taken at all timc- when the con
! % he cl Il is "a