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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-07-09

President johnson, now an unwilling
witness, in his message to Congress last
December, says of Gen. Grants adminis-
tration of the War Department: ''Salu=
tary reforms have been introduced BY the
Secretary dd-iHteliHS, and great reductions
Ofexpenses have been effected under his ad-
ministration of the War Department, to
the saving of millions TO the Treasury"
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Counterfeiters in tbis county ro6o N

Counterfeiters in this county commit
a breach Of pOliteness rather THAN a
breach law. All, therefore, they have
to do, is to go to the President, and say,
"Sir, beg your pardon" The Presi-
dent, who is a miracle Of courtesy and
tender heart, cannot resist. They are
pardOned,
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The population of POmerOy is 5 5,549,
of which number only l 1,514 are Amer
leans, 2,519 are Germans, and the re.
mainder Welsh, English, Irish, etc.
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no Contractors

C,EkT.ED PROPOSALS will be received at the Au-
- ditor's Office Highland County, Ohio until the
IN 5,v Of Juy A. D. 1868, for furnishing material
"a buidinr abutrnputs and wooden superstruoture Of
Ridge across Rocky Fork Greek, and one across the
Wsst Fork Of Brush Creek, where the HilIsboro and
r,.it--t roc Turnpike road crosses said creeks
fI.n and snecifcstfcns 20 Be seen in said ONCE on
and aftsr the z5th Of June, A. D. 1858
sIitt Z. ARTHUR, County Auditor.
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Poetry.
GRANT FOR PREsIDBNF.
By @. v. yUEehT.

By q. v. gUEekT.
BY the radiant stafs above us,
Where the spirits live that love ugi
By the green graves at our feet,
BY the shout and song and chorus,
By the bsttis banner Ger us,
We pledge tie traitors sure defeat
by the rsd-siained soil we tread on,
By the sacred soil we bled on,
By the blood We freely shed,
BY the taIor Of cur brothers,
By the love we bear our mothers,
We follow where our fathers led.
BY the dsaT ones at our altars,
By the faith that never falters,
By the hopes beyond the sky,
by the heaven that's bending DER u.s.
BY the martyrs gone before us,
wen conquer or well die.
By the battles, long and CORY,
By the victory and glory
Which our hero brothers won,
By the souls that we inherit,
We will win and wear with merit
Hantlss dropped at Lexington.
By the truth Of song and sermon,
By the march we made with Sherman,
By the bullets Siegel sent,
By the fight and rout and rally
OF Sheridan along the Valley,
Grant shall be our Presidenti
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Eurfpides was one of the very few
men who was choked to death by the
seed of a grape; but a great many die
evrey day from sWall wing the Juice.
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Important Order from the Com
mamder Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic.
WAsHINGTON, June 30.

mamder Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic.
WASHINGTON, June 30.
The following has just been issued
at the Headquarters Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, Washington, June
25th:
"Generaz Orders No. IA.
hThe Commander in-Chief calls at
tentiOn to the following Congressional
action with regard to memorial eere-
monies Of the Goth ult.
'tCOngress Of the United States In
the House of Representatives, June
22s On motion of Mr.. Logan, RsgOlUs
ed, That proceedings of the different
cities, towns, &C., recently held in
cOmmemoration Of the gallant heroes
who have sacrificed their lives ia de-
fense Of the Republic, and the record
Of the ceremonial of the decoration Of
hOnUted tOmbs Of the departed shall
be collected and bound under the di-
rectiOn Of such person as the Speaker
shall designated, for the use Of Con-
gress.
"tEDWARD MCPHERSON,
"'CIerk Of House.
" 'WAsHINGTON, D. c., June %.
"'Frank Moore editor OF the Rebel
lion Record, is hereby appointed under
this resolution
SCHUYLER C6LFAx,
'"Speaker House of Representatives.
ain order to make successful this ef-
fort to pefpetuate the record Of a just
tribute to our patriotic dead, Depart
meht Posts and Commanders will for
ward to these headquarters every
thing pertaining to the ceremonies al
luded TO which can aid to complete
the work prOpOsed-newspaper para
graphs, editorial and reporters ac-
counts, and also manuscript copies Of
addresses and observations which may
not have been printed. By order OF
81. A. LOGAN,
HCUmmander-in-C Chief"
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Youths Department.

TOrignal Problems Puzzes &C., solicited. The real
name fthe author and the answer to each must &C
company all contributions.
Enigmas.
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Answer to Enigma IA last weeks News: "Hlss Ann
Wheelet. Answer to Rsbus: "Sptay Pray Ray :
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lam composed Of II letters.
Ny ! 10 a celebrated garden.
My74 the state of the weather at the present time
My 40 5 We should all strive to be.
Ny 3474 10 a great impostOr.
NV 4 II is the latin for bone.
My whole is the name Of one Of the most brilliant
orators, the world ever saw.
Wayerly, Ohio FIDES.
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ened, faIling haIr CHECKED, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed-
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a Pasty sedi-
ment, It viii keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use win prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleteriOus substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit bat not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For the Renovation of the Hair
The Great Desideratum of the AGE.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
to is original color
and the gloss and
freshness Of yOntH.
Thin hair is thick
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EDWARD arcPHERsoN.

'WAsHINGTON, D. O., June p.
"'Frank Moore editor OF the Rebel.
lion Record, is hereby appointed under
resolution.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

WEAVE received from Joseph Shiliington,
corner Four-and-s.half street and Pennsylvania
avenue, copy Of" David Copperheld," by Chas.
Dickens, being the twelfth book of an entire
new edition of Dickens works, in cheap form
Published by T. u. Peterson Bro, Philadel.
phia.
Also, from the publishers, New York city, a
copy Of Ksiiey's Nsp Weekly for the week ending
February !, full of illustrations.
Also, from Blanchard Il Mohun, corner Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue, a copy OF Hdr-
psr's Weekly for the week ending February l, with
an excellent picture OF the judges of the Supreme
Court, photographedty A. Gardner, Washington.
Also, from the same gentlemen, a copy Of "Har.
per's Magazine" for the month of February, the
table OF contents OF which was published In the
REPrBLIcAS on Wednesday last.
"THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL ANNUAL, for
Farmers and Gardeners" This work is invalua.
bic, comprising, in l64 pages, references to tho
new fruits, plants, &C. described in the horticul.
tural journals during the last year, with other
agricultural information, The volume Is abund-
antly illustrated, printed on fine paper, and is
sent by mail In paper covers for hfty cents, and
bound for seventy cents. Orange, Judd Co,
publishers, New York city.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND MURDER


LONDON, Jan. 2e.-The latest dispatches re.
ceived from Amnesty Bay and Senate show That
the British forces have as yet made no advances
beyond the latter point. Intelligence OF the con-
dition of the British captives has been received
In camp at Senate. They were at Magnolia alive
and well, and were carefully guarded to prevent
escape 1t was feared by many that they would
be msssacred as soon As King Theodorus heard
Of the approach OF the expedition, but no threat
ening demonstrations against their lives had
been made, and their treatment as prisoners re-
NAMED unchanged.
It's officially denied in most positive manner
that any orders or dispatches authorizing the ar
rest Of Train were sent from the Home once to
Cork. The responsibility OF that action Is
thrown entirely upon the local authorities at
Cork.
The London Observer, of to-day, asserts that,
by the last dispatches exchanged between Lord
stanley and Secretary Seward on the Alabama
claims, the correspondence is finally closed.
CorESuAoES, Jan 26.-The following progress
has been made in the Rigsdad on the question OF
the ratification of the sale Of the West India
Islands to the United States.
In the lower House the committee appointed to
consider the provisions Of the treaty, and oxam-
Inc the details OF the negotiations between the
Danish and American Governments, made q ia
yorabIe report. This was debated during the
latter part OF the week in secret session On Sat-
urday the doors of the chambcrwere thrown open,
and, after speech from the President, closing
the debate, the vote was taken, and the treaty
Of transfer was ratified without dissenting
voice The treaty now goes 10 the upper House
Of Rigsdad for final action In that body.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 2j-The steamer Manhat-
tan, from New York, January 18th, has arrived.
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A. G. Conn, Boston; William Patton, South
Carolina; J. W. Riggs, Ohio; $. Hageman, Penn
sylvanis, and Henry Flanders are among the ar.
rivals at the Owen House.
WILLIAM French, Pennsylvania; r. II. Kerr,
Pittsburg; Frank Bliss, New York; Frank Hood,
New Hampshire; F. Adolph Bcrtler, Havrc,
France, are at the United States Hotel.
Z. A. GARRETT, New Jersey; W, +. Hicks,
Minnesota; W. II. Corkhell, Iowa; l., l.. Phelps,
Illinois, are at the National.
E. T. ANDERSON, Virginia; II. q. Pearson, New
York; c. A. Harrington, Massachusetts; Rev.
II. Stringfellow, Indiana, and Joseph Davis, OF
the Cherokee nation, are Mt the Seaton House.
COLONEL WILBUR F. STOCKING, New York; r.
NJ. johnson, St. Louis, No; General Charles
W. Blair, Kansas; Hon. WIN. NJ. McCandless
Philadelphia; James NJ. Rhett, Charleston, s. c.,
and Miss Kate Reynolds, Baltimore, Md, are at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon. HORACE GREELEY is in town, and is the
guest OF Hon. George W. Wright, OF California
CHARLES DUNBAR, Boston, Mass T. 5. Tudor
New York; Z. B. WillIston, L. s. A; J. II. Man.
ley, Maine; W. NJ, Grost, Utah, and L. B. Pick,
EFT, Kentucky, are at the Ebbitt House.
G. C. SAMUEL, q. Garland. and George n
Warren, Choctaw Nation; W. Bougncnon, Meth
erlands; W. Hilton, Ohio; J. G. Lyons, New
| York; DR.. G. A. Bevart, Marylandi W. A. Ball
| Washington Territory, and General W. Burton
Dubuque, are al the Kirkwood House,
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In Great BritnIr- as In this country, all I'm.
portant matters before they arc determined are
discussed In The newspapers, BY the people, and
the oiaeials In and out Of Congress and In and
out OF Parliament. Such n discussion Is now
being had in England in respect to our claims for
depredations committed upon our merchant
marine by British cruisers, fitted out in that
country, In the interest Of the rebellion. Some
of the newspapers, and officials over there, touch
these matters rather gingerly. It's a hopeful
indication, however, that they condescend to
touch them at all. The English people, as a
whole, from the greatest peer Of the realm down
to the lowest grade that wears the form Of British
humanity, are the most opinionated and con
ceited people on earth. Consequently they are
the last to acknowledge their wrong-doing and
their overreaching propensities. It is notorious
that the ruling classes and the aristocracy OF
England had no sympathy with either side In
this country In our great struggle for national
life. They did give aid to the South, but not out
Of any sympathy for that section or for the
cause In which the South was enlisted, but sim
ply that BY so doing they might more ehectually
destroy US both. II did not occur to them when
they fitted out the Alabama that the United
States would ever be In a position to demand In
deunity for the spoilatlons OF this and other
cruisers or that Mr.. Seward would live TO notify
Lord Stanley that his Government must foot the
bill. But so II is. The British ministry now are
fully satisfied that they must pay up; and there
fore, to let themselves down as gently possible
they inaugurate a conciliatory discussion, that
the public pulse may be felt and the public
mind prepared to sanction the liquidation of
this just debt.
Whatever others may think TO the contrary,
we believe that when these claims are acknowl-
edged and paid 1t will be seen and felt that this
country Is largely indebted to our able Secretary
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DIED.,

On the 9th inst, ass 0 clock p m, IRAScis WAL.
TER HARVEY, youngest son OF WIN. NJ ana LOtta
Harvey, aged is months. q,
The friend. Of the family are respectfully requested
al Ninth street, on Monday. 9th instant. at 2S
o'clock p. m.
On the evening OF the 2Ith inst after long and
painful Illness JONI T. LANE the eldest son OF Tim
othy and Margaret Lane, aged q years aud month
May he rest In peace Amen.
her residence in this city. the morning Of Fri.
day, January r. q eloek after lSng and pain.
FLA0U native OF the State Of Maine but for the last
fourteen years a resident Of washington-a devoted
and beloved mother and for nearly sixty years pro
lessor OF the Christian religion. blessed are the
dead that die In the Lord. "
On the 18th inst. CHARLES son Of Charles T. and
Emma II. White, aged year aud months.
On Friday, at 10 o'clock p. m. 18th inst MARlOs
srAAERFiELp, son Of b. c. and Isabella Lahenby,
aged months.
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Special Notices.

ALTO FARMERS AND Planters
The subscribers offer for sale, In lots to suit
FINED P0UDRETTE, OF the Lodi Manufactur-
ing Company, made from the night SOIL blood,
ohal and dead animals of New York city, for
which the company have exclusive contract
Price only TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PER
TON, freight and charges from New York added.
Warranted by the company to be equal trefghf
market. The results on Corn, Cotton, Tobacco
and Grain have been astonishing the past sea-
SON 1t natures the crop from ten days to two
with certificates OF hundreds OF well.known
planters and farmers, and every information,
sent free to any one applying BY letter or other
wise to THOS. BASNES h SON,
100 McElderry's Wharf, Baltimore;
HOOE K WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va;
Or to the Lodi Manufacturing Company.
a25-2m New York
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Confectionery.

j oskr" d FRENCH toNFEcTIoyRRy
AND
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN S REFRACTORY.
2B Pcnusylvania avenue, between Twelfth and Thir.
tenth streets.
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY
AND EVENING. FRONT A, NJ, Tol2P. NJ
Game, Oysters, sc, always on hand; Parties,
Weddings aud Receptions supplied with Chicken and
Lobster Salad Chicken, CIOquette, Oyster. In all
Charlotte Russo. &e China Glass, Silver Waiter.
In The city and from the country solicited, and
promptly attended to.
p 81 have no connection or interest In any
other Confectionery Establishment In this city. or
ever had
Jlll-lm JOS. u, SHAfFlELD'
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In TIL. city, Gu tie 10th inst, at tho residence Of
Msrccllas Morri., by tho Rey. 81. Burdett, EDWARD
sPARsHOrT, TO Miss louIsA wALDERdRAvE.
On the 18th instant, In Baltimore. by Elder W; J.
Pennington, Mr. CHARLES EDMONTON, % Washipg.
ton, and Miss FANSfB Z. daughter OF the late John
Bergman. Of Baltimore, Nd.
In Portsmouth, Va. on the 9th inst at 81; Johns
Episcopal church, by the Reys okes9n aud Greer.
EpwAkI s. DrvALL, Of Washington, d, C. to JEs-
Nir D. FARMER, OF the former place.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTEK' OFPICR, =
FoRT HARKEK, KASsAs, Jan. L, ISIS.
There will be sold at pub auction, at Fort lIarkeT,
Kansas. on the 3lst day Of JANUARY, lsJs, a large
quantity VI unseryieeable quartermRsters property,
consisting in part Of the following articles, VIZ!
llHORsEs, 6AMBuLANCEs,
eAXKS, BLACKSMlTH'S BELLOWS.
Brace Bits, WhiIewash Brushes, Collars, Straw
Gutters Piles. Portable fIrgc. Hay and stable Forks
ripe, HOPE, RasPs, Riding and Wagon Saddles, Plat
form Scale, Spades, Cook s!oves, siGgletrees, For
Coats, TrowscTs, Drawer, Shirts, STOCKING, Woo
aud Rubber Blankets, Pouches, Stable fIocks, Bed
Tent Poles, Tent Stoves, Tent Pins, Camp Kettles
Mess Pans, Axes, shOyvls, Spades, Pick Axes ant
Hatchets.
Sale to commence at 10 clock, a. IL.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds, At time Of sale
Two days allowed for removal Vi property.
BY order VI Brevet Major General L, L. Easion
HENRY INMAN,
iA9T-5; BTcYet Major and Depot q, NJ
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Haynp. New. by Gulf Cable.

HAVANA, Jan. 2O.-Grand religious ceremonies
took place at the Cathedral today. IT, Deum
WAS sung 10 thanksgiving for the disappearance
OF the cholera from this island.
All vessels leaving this island will be granted
clean bills OF health.
The steamship Liberty arrived to-day from
New Orleans for Baltimore.
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COMMERCIAL.
New YoRK, January 25.-Flour quiet and
steady southern ell to tlb6l5.T5. Wheat quiet
and steadyi amber Southern e2.65. Corn dull
and nominal at l296l3l cents; choice sold at 1872
cents, closing nominslly at 100 centsj old 1876
cents Oats s5I{ cents. Rye IT'S cents. Pork
advanced demand fairs go. 5662i.oo Petroleum
i0IS@ll@2i. Gold lao.
BALTIMORE, January 25.-The market Is rather
more active. Sales to-day of 800 bbls. City Mills
Extra at sl0I5; 800 bbls, do. at eli; 100 bills
spring Wheat Super at - as; and 100 bbs. How
ard Street Family at tl2.sTL.
GRAIN.-Whsdt.-Recei 2ss bus. white and
2,7si bus. red Market very dull at about former
rates.
Sales mo white.) Red-aso bushels prime
Maryland at t2.7o; $50 common at t2.25; 800
bushels choice Delaware at ESQ; car loads good
Penn.yiysnis at 2so6t2SSi s7S bushels choice
Corn.-Receipts I,sio bushels white and 2,O9o
bushels yellow Demand moderate and market
Sales white, 900 bushels fair at clio, anoat
Yellow-2o0 bushels at tl.l5; 100 at tllT $50 at
q II 100 at u. 10 400 bushels at Ais (up town
delivery
0ats.-feceipts lJ5 bushels.
Sales; 200 bushels at IS cents 100 at IS cents /;
900 at II cents; 800 at 10 cents; 600 at IS cents
Rw.-No receipts or sales.
Conon.-The market opens firm this morning.
Sales 90 bales stained low middling at 18A cents
Sssdi-Msrket less Arm. Sales: 200 bushels
good Pennsylvania Mt IS so II bushels at ts 81
and % bushels At 80. Choice Ohio offering at
20, but we hear of no sales.
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Highway Robbery and Attempt NJ
Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, ian. 2d.-Early this morning
Charles Edwards was attacked by thieves In the
street. He was beaten with a billy and stabbed
through the lungs. He will probably die One
Of the assassins was arrested and has been iden'
titled by Edwards.
Samuel W. Roop, formerly OF the firm OF Bill
lings, Roop x Co, a well-known and highly-re'
spected merchant, died yesterday.
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The south Carolina Convention.

CHARLESTON, S. C., Jan. 2o.-The convention
on Saturday adopted two resolutions requesting
Gen. Candy to exempt 100 acres Of land from
sale under executions, and suspend sales OF prop
erty BY sherlffs six months. Measures OF relief
proposed do not favor violation Of contracts.
The disposition OF the convention Is conserva-
tive.
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THR uSDERsI0SED wish to announce to their patrons
aud the public In general that they have this day
tered Into Copartnershp at their place Of bust
moss, Of Seventh and streets, and that their
business will be conducted. as heretofore. on bust
ness.lke and legitimate plan. Their stock OF Mons
Youths and Boys Clothing Is Of tho largest In
this city, and all our own manufacture, and will be
sold at prices to suit the closest buyer BAR &Co.
l., BAR. A. BASlR.
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He wAs A WISE MAN who said, Better the nimble
sixpcnee than the slow shilling. and we exsmplfy
his policy In business by selling at Small pronts,
trusting to ''quiek sales" for our reward We have
full stock Of hats, caps. boots and shoes for gentle
mon and boys, which We offer al very low prices J.
r. Petty Co, SIS Seventh street, opposite Iutslli
Esncer Building.
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$1,000 WORTH or Boors AND sHoRs for winter wear,
at very near cost. to make room for immense stock
OF spring goods. Come early 10 secure barGa 10, a
George B. Wilson's, late OF the arm OF Burns will
son, under Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street. No.
502, second block from the Avenue.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

The DIRECTOR OF the Bureau Of Statistics has
compiled an abstract of the report OF the exsmi.
instion of passenger vessels which arrived at the
port Of New York during the month OF December,
1867, from which 1t appears that on board the
Hamburg ship, "Lord Brougham," which arrived
December It'll, there were seventy-hye deaths
during the voyage, caused By cholera.
This vessel brought an excess OF lour-and-a-
half passengers, which appears to be tho only
violation Of the passenger act by vessels arriving
at the port of New York during the month.
THE Senate Territorial Committee hold ses
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

We sELL superior stitched French eslf'kln gaiter
aud boot for gentlemen made TO our own order, aud
We are also prepared to make the same to order al
short notice. call solicited. and satisfaction Is to
quality. At aud durability guaranteed. 1T. Petty
Co. Hat aud Shoe Store, SIS seventh street. opposite
Intelli geneer Building
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"HEALiSa on Irs WHO'S" say all who have made
use Of DR., Wistdr's Baisam Of Wiid Cherry, and
By such been cured Of coughs, colds bronchitis.
sore throat, Influenza or consumption. The prudent
will always keep this standard remedy by them.