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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-20

No. 8 SECOND STREET.-A splendid
stock of all kinds of boots and shoes
may always. be found at ohm Rasch' ),
on Second Street. Ladies' shoes of
vaIities aud styles Of the best make,
Boys boots and shoes, Ladies' and
gentlcmen's oveF-shoes.5i Custe n1ers
cannot fail to be pleased, as the stock
has been selected with the greatest
care. Call at No. s Second Street, g
m, W. q f.-nov12.
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-There was an
Improvement in business at the Re-
icorder's Court yesterday, with liberal
receipts. Alex. Mailhouse threw him.
self outside Of more boomenickle"
than was good for his wholesome, .
and became slightly demonstrative.
The Recorder charged him s6 Is for
the indulgence. He paid part and
promised part.
Two sons OF Ethiopia, John Payne
and Thomas Cutchen, called at Ham,
burgers and imbibed tangle-foot"
while they shufled picture paste
boards. Presently they quarreled,
and then they :" 1T" and next found
themselves in the lookup. His Honor
thought it would be just and equitable
that they should pay IS % each.
Payne raked up s.. and promising to
pay the balance, was permitted to re-
tire. Cutehen was not so lucky. The
stamps were not comatable, and he
went to the rear.
$ James Schriner. who by his remark
able conduct on Monday night caused
the alarm of FIRE and almost the de-
structiOn of his own house, had q
hearing yesterday. His wife declined
to appear as a witness against him,
and the charge of assaulting his wife
and admonishing her of his uxorial
authority By hurting lamp at hei
head, could not be established He
! pleaded guilty, however, to having
been drunk, and was let off will
50 Co. ff44
H. A young man whose name the Re
corder desires to be withheld, wa
moderately drunk and slightly disor
derly, and was required to pay SIS %
| which he did. and promised to be
good boy In future.
: Hugh Shaw was very drunk an,
! ---ahlv disorderly, and was asked t
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INCOME RETURNS. = The Deputy
limited States Collector is now ready
to receive income returns tor the year
r9es. If any Of the good citizens of
yanderburgh are ready to hand them
in Taxpayers on incomes are re-
ouired to call atthe Office Of the As
SCISSOR and obtain blanks.
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CoURr OF COMMON PbEAs. lin adj
dition to the usual routine of filing
motions, demurfers, interrogatories,
answers, &C., the only business trans
acted Ia the Court Of Common Pleas
was the trial of the case commenced
on Monday, Schelhouse VS.. Jacob Ill.
Miller. The evidence was allsin, and
the counsel were commencing the ar
guments when we visited the Court
room yesterday evening.
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JUSTICE WALKER's CoURT.-The
case commenced on Monday in JUS
tice Walkers Court, was dismissed,
no one appearing to prosecute. Yes
terday an affidavit was filed by Ill. s.
Bennett, insurance agent, charging
Valentine Hormuth with arsen-set-
ting fire to the frame building corner
of Third and Sycamore Streets, on
the night Of the Both of December.
full particulars of which affair we
published at the time. The hearing
of the case is set for 2 o'clock this
afternoon. The case will likely ex-
cite considerable interest.
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RAILROAD TAx.-The tax ordered
to be refunded by the City Collector
is that assessed on personal property
only, for the Straight Lane hallroao-
When the Collector ID ready to COM
mence refundiug, he will give notice,
and tell those persons who need not
coll 4EEt4f.a ...t.a,s1
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CoRREcTIoN.-0ne or two rather
important typographical errors crept
into the report of the Council pro-
ceedings in yesterdays JOURNAL.
The Merchants National Bank. dur
ing the month Of December sold ten
vsar city bonds te the amount of
Sc, 958 46-not sit. 958 46, as the com
positor made US say. In payment for
these bonds the Bank received cash,
city orders and city bonds now duo
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MORE LIGHT.-Prominent citizens
and heavy taxpayers complain to US
that the lamps were not lighted ut
o'clock on Monday night, on Lower
First Street, and people were compelled
to go home from church in the dark.
We have two lamp-lighters now, and
they ought to be able to light up the
city. One used to do it.
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THE WEATHER. = Yesterday was
one of the most pleasant Winter days
;mae;oable. The sky was perfectly
oIoor and the atmosphere compara-
lively mild and braeing. 1t was right
cold carly in the morning, the mercury
heinz down to go at 6 A. NJ.
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B@- A neglected Cough. Cold, or
Sore Throat, which might be checked
by a simple remedy, like Bfoa1n $
Bronchial TFoches," if allowed to pro
gress may terminate seriously For
Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh and
Consumptive Coughs hc 111oches"
are used with advantage, giving often
times immediate relief Singers and
public speakers will find them also
excellent to clear the voice and rem
der articulation wonderfully easy.
Jan18-deod1W
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nEThere Is no mistake about Il, PLAN
rArIoN BrTTERS viii ward or Fever and
Ague, and all kindred Diseases, At used IN
tressing complaint if they will Keep PLAN
TATIoN BITTERS in the house ADD use II
ant ingredfeDt of This neSllcineris CAiisaya
or Peruvian Barr, which Is known TO. be
hIe KINGDOM. The ex ract of this BARK is
the active principle of all good Fever and
Apue Medicines prescribed by intelligent
doctors, IIaIisayss Bark is used extensive
" in the manufacture of PLArzr ALTON
BITrERS, az well as qu1n1ne, ant We dare
say they owe their popularity mostly TO
that fact, We can recommend them. ~
MAGHoI,IA WATER--Sup erior To the best
irnported German ColOgne,s and sold at
haifihe nrice. janis d3teOdItW
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INsANr-A woman named Catha-
riue Maher was yesterday aoJuus9I
insane By commission, CONSISTING q
Jnst;ces Stinson and Walker, and was
" : rls to be sent to the Asylum at
Indianapolis.
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noCAL NoE1CEs.

FoR RENT.-Business House No.
81 Main Street, three doors from the
corner Of Third Street. For particu
lars, apply to ARTHUR LODGE, %
16-10t G. 7. j EEKlNs,
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BG- $50 barrels of choice Eastern
Apples, wholesale and retail, at the
New York Grocery. Also, 20 barrels
new Buckwheat Flour.
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Notice to TaxpaYers.

FwYETE COMMKTFEE OF THE CITY
! Council on Erroneous Assessments
wall nneet at the Council Cham beE at 8 AM.
on w edn esday, January 20ghs to hear and
determine complaints of erroneous assess
mentS. tfitf@ isa
fa19 DIT "A. M MCGRIFF. City Clerk.
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CITY N w S..

u Fish s. Barter, No. 10 Nam
Street. have received the AttG"'''
Mouthlv and Young Folks for FeOru-
cry
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ARGHTTEC,rS
~ MHR9INNA.

n H q M 4 u H. q x.
ffIce-No. 3 CHANDELIERS BUILDING
Corner First and Locust Streets
fs7F Evansville, Ind.
@M- Plans and specifications for All KINGS
of buildings fnrllfshcd at short notice, and
III, reasrn,fbiS fpruaa tfmchlb d3D
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TSDR RgiNe THE AMERfCAN
G HOUSE, one OF the best hotels in
i ansVifie, india 10 is IOcuted in tho
midst or tine business part Of the citvs
fronts on Water Street, near the CORNER %
Water and Syeaunnre, and mas a splendid
river view. ~ is large and comm0dloua,
IS less than square from Main Street,
and is easy OF access from the rtUeT, raiI-
road. and surrounding country. EOeseegfOn
0tUegt A DrA lsf 1869. Apply 20
ALVAH JOHN5ON, Admir-,
janI0 dtf Evansville, Ind.
%rgOBs fsENT- BASEMENT - The base.
~ neut ~ he Cumberland PregDVteriHn
Church, corner OF Second aud Gneeinu
Streets. This would DO q very de1Wpie
place for teaching Music or LrnlDiuU dnf
pUif.ffn0. a $50, "a good room for nn once
Inquire OF ALNAH JOHNSON,
au20 dtf Real Estate Agent.
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OfLife

Beautiful and agreeable, all Of which will
be sold as cheap as they can be tound any
where. loeiA
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FLouR.-The best brand Of choice
family -four sold q the city. the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye -four for
sale by II. d. AlIis & Co., First St.
second door below Viney AGTs & 4s
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hand over So in lawful money of the /
cour atry. Not having in his clothes
he sent out for it, and probably made
the raise.
Grace Howard, avestal, put in
plea of guilty to charge of selling
Intoxicating whisky in less quantities
than quart or gallon at time, aud
was fined $50. with $11 p costs. She
paid $39 On account, and promised to
pay the balance to-day. We are told
she afterwards pledged herself to
bring to limerick some of the police
men of the city who frequent keno
rooms-only for lunch. of course.
Two steamboatmen had few words
yesterday, and one struck the other
over the head with a guage stick,
causing him to bleed freely. The
| strikist was taken to the Recorders
Office and faed Sc 10. We know
nothing of the merits of the case.
Philharmonic Soo1ETY. - The
members of this Society gave a re-
hearsal last evening, to some invited
friends. that was very entertaining to
all. Much, if not all, the singing.
showed good taste In tho selection and
faithfulness in practice. doubt il
better singing by amateur singers has
ever been heard in the city. The So
ciety seems to be in, fourishing con;
dition, and viii, we presume, favor thu
public soon with a concert that vii
9 be as creditable to the members as il
will be entertaining to those who at
tend it. The following was the pro
gramme of music selected and sum-
last evening:
C7torus-We come with glad song
Male QWartette-Speed away.
Solo and Chorus-0'er forest, ole
. mountain.
Duet. {Sopranos)-What mountains
oil Solo and Qpqrtette = Come fror
i afar.
5 Duet. (Piano and Yiolin)- Rober
o LIE Diable.
o Chorus--The tiger touches in th
It wood. ,ns5
Is Solo and Choras-Come to II
a woods. @ f4 smtesEa
!. Tfio--Ave Verum,
a. sSertett-O, April night. 2 z 70
e. Solo, (Soprano)-Thou art gone.
ID Duet. (Piano aud Violin)-Maiden
10 Prayer.
is Chorus-The Boatmens
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A LARGE STOCK OF 8 l0UPERIOR
LIoUoRs-N. +. Carr & Co., at No. 3
and 4 South Water Street, have a very
large stock of Superior liquors of the
choicest brands, selected With great
care. expressly for this market by Mr..
Carr himself, with special reference to
the wants of this tradessaRd offered at
very small profitssby WHOLESALERS cash
customers. Steamboat bars supplied
on liberal terms. - dec10- drf 4
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AttantionI

taxes for the year 1905 are hereby rag
notified that viii be compelled to adj
vertise all such remaining unpaid on
January 18th, 1868, and also will levy on
personal property on which the city tax
has not been paid before the above date.
L. j. GAVISK, City Collector.
JAMIE dtd
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A LIVE KG KLUx.-We are in
formed by persons who came up on the
Armada. that when they arrived at
"Curlew Tip" they found live ku
Klux at the landing. He was masked
with gigantic horses head, with q
grotesque suit. He seemed to be
peering around as if in search Of
some one, but whether he was soli-
tary K-u Klux or the scout of band
concealed in the vicinity was not as
certained. A prominent Democrat
who was aboard said he had made up
his mind fully to cut his head off With
an ak if he had made an attempt to
come on board the boat.
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B@ Geo. s. Sonntag e. Go. can be
found at the old Lowenthal store,
corner of First and Main Streets,
where they expect TO supply their
customers with goods In their, line. 5
de24 If
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HENDERSON IrEMs.-We have been d
indy furnished with few items OF c
Jews from Henderson, which VIII
doubtless prove interesting to our
.eaders. Henderson is rapidly I'M
thirty seven new buildings
having been erected during the iass
wear some of them of the finest styie'
and somewhat expensive. |
It is proposed during the oOmihg
simmer to erect magnificent hall
road Depot for the use of the H., IL.
& N. Railroad.
Mr.J p. Loosen, formerly teller In
the Farmers Bank, has been appoint
cd Secretary and Treasurer Of the |
e., III. & N. Railroad.
A turn table has. been placed at the
present terminus OF the road so thai
the locomotives are no longer requIr
ed to run backwards into the city.
Specimens of fine coal from mines
near Hanson's. the present terminus
of the road, are on exhibition in Hen
derson, and are said to be superior to
Camel coal, burning like, taper or
torch. The mines are represented as
inexhaustable, and arc now being
worked. eua
The road is now completed to with
in six and one half miles'of Madison
vile, and the work Is being pushed
ahead as fast as the weather will per-
NIT. The cars will run into Madi-
sonville by the LIST of March. uo
The train that arrived at Hender-
| son on Monday evening. consisted of
| two passenger and nine freight cars
/ the latter wen loaded. This is a very
promising beginning. and is an earn
| est of what may be expected when
the road is finished. The train leaves
Henderson every morning at 7:3O,
and arrives every evening at 5 o'clock.
il MnIi nL-------- : . -------------- 3 - 81
A PREssINai WANT.--We desire to
call the attention of the City Council
TO pressing want, and one which has
been too long neglected. Werefer to
ring-bolts on the wharf. There is no
interest of the city moro important
than the river commerce, and there Is
no, source of revenue to the city, a;
: that from wharfage and wharf rents
except that derived from directTtaxa
1 ton upon our people. It is, there
fore, no more thanjust that all needles
conveniences be supplied for EARRING
on the commerce Of the river. AT thi
! stage of the river there is scarcely
g ring bolt on the entire wharf which
!, would be safe to attach the lightes
: steamboas, much less one of the wharf
s boats, which are often required to sup
port tie weight Of two or three larg
Is steamers. At least one dozen o
d twenty ring-bolts should be place
: along the wharf above the presen
t water line, and as many more ar
needed as the water recedes. If prop
erly planted, ant Of the proper mate
: rial, they will last for century, If nc
for all time. One of the wharf-boa
: at this time has no ring bolt out
! water to which to fasten its hea
chain, and the other is equally as ba
: off for safe anchorage for its ster
:. chain. These boats pay hber
= wharfage monthly, and always pa
: promptly, and are entitled to all Il
- conveniencies that are necessary
- their safety. Common justice deman,
that this matter should be attended
Immediately. ~
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BG A new stock of Silk Fringes
and French Corsets at HUGHEs. =
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PRICE OF. Coal. REDUgED.-Take
notice that [ have since the 18th inst.
reduced the price of coal to 122 cents,
delivered In the city. -. - I
jams If s.ssess Jos. THOMAS
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@ Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDWELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner of Third and Main. sFinest'stock
in. the city. Perfumeries Of. all kinds.
Attention ofsthc ladies ingited2 None
but the best kept. ,,. Loc26 diff
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I,err.ible saorinee

In order to make room for Spring Wear.
al complete sfock OF Domestic Goods OF
every popular brand, and ~ the lowest
prices, can always be found at Schapker,
Bussffiq a Co =. Nos ~ and 49 Main street.
In short, they have everything 10 make
the = OUTER appearance ff.
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B~ Never mind high. taxes. Pay
them now and save five per cent;
then go to Davidson &-Beeker's, 100
Main Street, and save 10 or 20 per
cent! more on a good warm suit, be-
fore the weather gets too cold.
.nov28-mw&s,-
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FOR. -.
Residence and Farm for sac.

YgTfsE AZ RESIDENCE OF the late o.
- Thomas Runcie viii be sold at private
sale. Said faru contains 100 acres. with
improvements. IL is about one mile iruw
Ingle's Station, on the u. = ". r. R.t aud
ten miles from this city. FOR further par-
Liculars apply az Dr. h. 4. kuncie'H nflcc.
No. y First street. Evansv he. 1g3tt
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nJ= For pure Drugs, Medicines
and Liquors Tor medicinal use, Ivory
Sets, genuine imported, Perfumes,
Colognes, Pomades and Fine Brushes,
go to Schuermann & Burford's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hours. janl3 6mos.
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S County, COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-
The Commissioners Court was in ses-
sion yesterday, Commissioners Deck
or Snd Bowers being present. During
tie day they visited the County Asy-
lum and were highly pleased with the
excellent manner in which it is being
managed by the new Superintendent.
They cordially invite our citizsns
generally. to visit the Asylum and ex-
anime for themselves the manner in
which it is conducted. They also
visited the Pest House, and found it
a pest house, indeed. They also APP
proved plans and specifications, sub
mitted, for the construction OF a new
Auditors Office and Commissioners
Court Room. The new building, will
occupy the balance of the lot on the
northeast side Of the Court House
standing flush out upon the pavement
aud extending to the alley. The first
floor will be occupied as the Auditors
Office. and the second as the Com.
missioners' Court Room. The An.
ditor was instructed to advertise f.,
sealed proposals, for the erection O
the building, up to the 18th of Feb
ruary. The Trustee of Pigeon Town
ship was instructed to gather togethe
all the poll books, tally papers an
ballot boxes, and deliver them to til
Registry Board at the proper. time
The Sheriff will, to day, serve notice
of appointment on the several men
bers of the Board Of Registration
During tho sitting of the Court i
special session, a few bills, passe
over at the regular term, were cor
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BDr Try some of Hudnut's eele-
brated sHominy Gfitss It d superior
to Rice, Tapioca. Sage or Corn Starch
for buildings. For sale at the New
Y ork Groeery,n waua ga w..s .a..-.-
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LIBERAL PROPOSITION:

ITO every subscriber who sends one dol
lar for the Vi EhKAIs OF Two dollars foz-
ward by mail, post paid, any one lot Of the
fo41owing. named Vines or R1ants (nany
eff which sell al retail at about the price
charged Tor Ia e paper, as gifts, as soon AS
the ground or ems ia the Spring F
In selecting the gifts, 1t will only be
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rARMER AND GARDENER.

p This d department. is under tie superyl-
sion OF Mr.. ANDREW =. EULLEkss the
well. known horticulturist. who VIII not
only write of1stne SUBJECTS in question, but
will also attend to the meetings of the
sf'AESMhRS'~ and FRUIT u 70 W E II 8
CLUBS, and sgiIIdaguerreotgp pc BhetF pro-
ceetiings Tor the benefit of our Subscribers.
Mr.. FULLER, who is a hearty lover of
his profession, makes 10 his readers the
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DANaERoUs.-When the river was
down, recently. we caled attention to
the Importance of removing those
large blocks Of marble from the wharf
below Humphrey. Patrick & Go. 5
wharf boat. They were suffered to
remain there, and are now all under
water except one. which is partly sub
merged. They are a dangerous OBJ
struetion, and boats coming in there
in the dark, and not knowing of their
being there, arc liable to be damaged,
in which case the city would doubtless
be liable. Yesterday the Ada Lyon
was crowded upon them, and it re-
quired nearly two hours to get her of.
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ELECTION Notice.

The Annual Election for five Di-
rcctors of the Evansville Street Pail
way Company, to serve fer. the ems ning
year. will be held at the office of the
Company on Monday the 25tb inst,
between the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock
P. NJ. BY order of the Board.
W. w. CHANDLER, Secretary.
Jan. Is, 1869. jan15-td.
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EUh DhHL AND EUH WflWts
En CHEAP RUH LpkNG s4ssra.
4&BAk Dwelling Huuset ana Farms.
Zen thousand acres 81 Farmina Laud.
4 buy and sell Real Halaie.
ALVAH IOffNEoea
Real Estate gent.
Third Street, EgansRjJe, Ind,Gnas
dec2l tf
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-v5sT a RTED-PARTNERs- Lone Oh two
W. partners ia the Crescent City Floor
ing Mill, or, If desired the whole interest
can be purchased lJanI d2w
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Low at 80 cents per yard. French Shifting
and Dress Fianneis only 20 cents. Under
shirts and Drawers i'm great variety. The
best and cheapest Blankets ever sold IN
this CITY. An endless variety of ShaWis
and Dress Goods. 2Our large stock OF
ClOths and Gassirneres we win close out
at a
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SANTA CLAUS

Is at hand. and every loved one expects
valuable gift, buy Il Florence Sewing MA
chine, which is easier learned, less liable
to get ont OF order, and does more varieties
OF work without change than any other.
ton. Or tue knpney refunded. rice 500 and
upward. Twenty pieces o. Gray IWilled
Flannel, worth Accents, which we viii sell
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~ Am
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FrOmn our Ext

inducements now offered in our Millinery
department. ou= friends and customers
win be convinced that we intend 70 make
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Danger Of DeIay.

But few diseases require more attention than
Colds and Coughs, and few are more generally
neglected. How many persons, whelk they
take n cold, consider IL of no importance, and
let il run on, without rejecting n moment on
its consequences. Remember that neglected
colds are frequently dangerous, and often result
IN diseases most difficult to cure. A cold in the
head produces cough, then comes pain in the
side, fever, difficulty in breathing, and finally
ends in consumption. Who would suffer from
a cold, with the probability of a serious attack
of Catarrh, Bronchitis, Inhvenza, inflammation
of the Lungs, &C., when that efficient prevent
alive, MISHLER'S HERB BIT'TERS can be
had at a moments notice? 1t will remove the
tickling sensation which precedes cold,
prevent hoarseness, check coughing, expel the
mucus gathered in the bronchia, and resist
uccessfully that fell destroyer-Consumptio
jan l-eSdw-3m.