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luxurani nan, the iniirnities of age far less
noticeable.
3 Ice CREAM.-Harvey & Holden, corner 11th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, deliver the
finest quality of Ice Cream to all parts of the
city, in quantities to suit the purchaser. TT
DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, removes Corns,
sBunions, Bad Nails, &c, giving direct relief.
and causing no pain. Rooms No. 535 18th street,
opposite Treasury, Washington, and I, North
Charles street, Baltimore.
E EVER SINCE TIE sewing machine was invented
many mpts have been ade to construct a
hrst-class machine that could be sold at rea +.
sonabie price. To the Mclean & Hooper and to
the Wilson Sewing Machine companies belongs
object. The Mclean Hooper Company has pro-
duced machine which sews directly from two
spools, forms the elastic lock-stitch, and runs
lighter than any other machine using two
threads. The Wilson Shuttle Machine bears the
palm of excellence as a first-class tailoring ma
better in the arrangement Of itsworking parts,
thereby producing FIGHTER running and more
easily managed shuttie machine than any of its
competitors. Price list:-McLean s. Hooper
Inachines. 80, $45, $50 and sac; Wilson's $40,
IS, $50, SO, sos and SIS. A. s. i. Rosen-
these machines on very accommodating terms.
Two SHOW CASES for sale at Princes Bazaar,
EO6 Pennsylvania avenue.
HOOP SKIRTS of the best material, made to
sold at reasonable prices, at O. BAuM's Hsop
Skirt Factory, 7thstreet, Inteligencer Building.
Our DOLLAR KID CLOVIS are Che best i'm
ported, and always the largest assortment of
sizes and colors, at q. BAUM's Kid Glove Depot,
9Th street, intelifgepcer Building.
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
Lei,u Jrs,a JUDO z wYLIE, Of u S. Supreme
Dear sir have gwen your BALM OF EiFE for
effects Its healthful wash for both the scalp and
t A NJ g sSsh as s5d yss
d,ishslal: have not used Z except as 2 wash, but
soss ans .oT i:
'aPT si5 SSsi Very Ti xss6fR# y%TElr
xfter ' Using your BALM OF LIFE in many in
s the refer ons ooie Eek
headache, catarrh. cough, and all external iniiaa
MOI N''' wv ' : ' r. j. Mics, in.
Legtr jtqn ,Rer. FATHER BOYLE
OF Fs se sfsss as ns supply e, sAs5
will be gratefully acknewledeed, If charged TO
FEill be duly hdn0rod am alsssstlsI elssssd with
JUNE "a, 1871. .Br 8 IF. E.BoYLE.
I KEEP OOoLl ssAes
By bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists and
gos s spS , Sssa suf
gESg Ss LEE,
Drugsists: stott q Co, 40 Pa. ave. 3: MAJOR.
tos II Sss 81 s:s &.
sss,s i Sss Tii9SYpf =. sSr
SET. +. suIi van, Sorner Sd and Mass. ave-,
IT, SsffafisB ii9 hts tsss ;isse
Co, 1S6 Bridge g., Georeetown; also at retail b.
~ sssd 4 :trsst:. See ss:ti%oni.is nd SI.so,
tiens. -. =. -LLa - l. Jy$lm Z
TABLE KNIvEs AND FORKS, - -
PEN KNIVES, from Is cents to ~. e TX
.use foS Ssp r enss sSsfs s sssaas ~
a VOID QUACKS-A victim of early nlitcrsfion, :,
"A causing nsrveus debility, premst arc decay, &C.,
having tried in ain every advertised remedy has
simple means Of sehcpre, which he will send free 70
he fellow suiIsssrs. vAddress J. b. furTLx, %
NEW LUMBER YARD. "a - &C
WILLIAM b. REDGRAvE, .ites'
+ aes ~ L UMBER DEALER, go.
Corner of Seventh and Q streets N. W.,
HSs on Asnd slargs stosk & q LU 8 LATHs,
bREssEb f6MEEh q Sn VARIOUS sinSs, Thoa Ss
offers for sale At lowest rnarket prices. - iez-d
SPEC1AL N0TIoE.-The person Who hes tbs
- LOT OF MERCHANDISE, now with me for the
LAS Twelve mouths, viii take notice thai If not taken
swas BY the ars Of 4 III e s1ed % ssy
isef PsnS:i ..ni. ss,ss;s... :
WALNuT AND P0PLAR LUNBER. .
ay,n,.t e .ss sest quality ven seasoned
Alses SO P0,PLAR, ltfset long. ssry vide, sndOf
price,. 4 tss New. Lumber Yard corner m end q
ssasSss ~. w. 80 IT - - sS-N~2E
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CLOTHING.

WHITE DUCK sUITsi
WHITE DUCK SUITsli
GOOD AND CHEAP.
liable BROTHERS,
je cs-tr Corner 7th and d streets.
CLOsINa OUT SALES
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN's
CLOTHING.
BISMARCK, ZoUAyE AND WELLINGTON
HARVEY JACKET SUITS.
DERBY SUITS.
METROPOLITAN SUITS
The above styles in SUMMER CAssIMEREs,
CHEvIOTSI WHITE DUCK. MARSEILLES and
COLoRED LINENS, manufactured with taste and
elegance for all ages from to youths Of 70 years Of
age.
Also, SHIRTS, COLLARS, DRAWERS, TIES,
SOCKS, &C., &c.
Great opportunity for good goods at low prices.
NOAH WALKER CO.,
Gil ggHNsYLyANIA AVENUE.
S1l SUIT AT OAK HALL
Men, when they meet
Upon the street,
Ahd stop 70 greet;
HAVE YOU SEEN THE sIl SUIT AT
OAK HALL
FULL SUIT
In G2aI sAs gssf s9 Cl T Dsssg
While we make the 2 q sait speciality, we claim
and "
MESs, YoGTHs O AND Il BIC BoY Ys WEAR
OAK HALL,
j. Fl. SMITH CO.,
CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS. jel5lm
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIol
CLOTHING!l
:. e.ss CL0THINGY
e. nina :ns
description Must be closed out at once, without
the goods th Is y
fscture, and of the latest design In addition the
sSobs al q sch o. must sos
tiveX BE- slosed out at once Tbs is no deception
L. OPPENHEIMER's,
No. s43 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
myIo-. I'm Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
II J. HEIBERGER, 8
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PIGEON SHoOTING.-At a match at Riley's
canal for gun valued at SO, YESTERDAY Messrs
y: Hess and y. Ferguson each brought down 5
birds. Eight others scored from 10 each.
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ButIprNe AssocIArroS.-At the forty-eighth
meeting Of the Proyident Building Association,
fffy-1our shares were advanced upon at an ay-
erage Of 35k per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-08

UPwAHD AND ONWARD is the watchword of
Col. Florence for the Sunday Gazette under the
new departure lately adopted. See his announce
ment elsewhere. 49,
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FoUDRETTE.-Dr. Daniel Breed, who resides
in the county, was to-day at Police Headauart-
ers with a complaint against Mr.. j. G, Lewis for
maintaining nuisancc-night soil-on his
premises, in the county. IL will be remembered
that Mr.. Lewis has made frequent complaints
againstother parties in the county for this same
offence,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-08

THE FUNERAL of the late Captain John Nye
has been postponed until Tomorrow, SUNDAY
at o clock p. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-08

The BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR CoLoREp
SCHOOLS met last evening at the Stevens school
house, Nh Henry johnson, president, in the
chair. MIR. John G. Cove, superintendent of the
New England mission schools, on 18th street,
between and streets, Was present for the
purpose of ascertaining what action the board
proposed 70 take with reference to the prop
Osition of the New England Friends, made last
winter % sell TO the board the hot of ground on
which their schools are located. The lot is 100
BY 40 feet, and the New England Friends pro-
pose TO sell il 70 the Board for forty cents per
foot, with the understanding that they (the
Friends) are TO retain control OF the schools and
board has always been disposed TO regard the
proposition as a liberal one, and to admit the
necessity of schools in the vicinity referred to-
but as the Offer came through Mr.. Cove, they
have heretofore deemed il improper TO act untfl
II came before them in ON eial form. At the
meeting last night, Mr.. Wormley, while admit
ting the desirabiity of acquiring possession OF
the property, said that he could never give his
consent 10 its purchase unless the Friends relin-
Guished control of the schools.
Mr. Cove said he believed the Friends would
be quite willing TO withdraw the reservation
alluded to.
Finally, after discussion, Mr.. Wormley moved
that Mr.. Cove be requested TO obtain from the
New England Friends q statement TO the Board,
in writing, relative to the proposition under con-
sideratiOn.
Mr.. King moved a substitute, which was
adopted, (Mr. Wormley voting nay,) that Mr..
Cove be requested to furnish the Board with an
Official proposition on the subject.
On motion of Mr.. johnson, Mr.. Hill was re-
quested 20 suspend further labor on the school
house at the corner Of 18th and streets south
east, and confer with the Board in relation
thereto.
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VALNuT AND F0PLAK LUNBER.

large quantity Of the best quality wen seasoned
Also, SIS POPLAR, IL feet long. very wide, audof
superior Grnliiy, Tor sale AZ less than Baltimore
streets NV. - . - - q - jez3 W
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ZINE G RIEs
At SMALL PROFITS.
We respestfully call the attention Of purchase 20
'', '',,l'' ID
CoFFEES, &c,
which we are selling at a very small advance.
ALSO,
TO OUR CHOICE BRANDS OF
WINES, BRANDIES,
AND WHISTLES,
AT VERY Low FIGURES.
METzGER a BYLEs,
an SEVENTH STREET,
mh2SI Next 20 Odd FeIlows. Han,
BROWNING d MIDDLETON
fine ooLoNG TfAa peT SaSS sk ,s IA s isss.T
been Pronounced b. connoisse1rs the finest in IN 81
the market e.
FINEST sUNPQMnEk,
FINEST JAPAN,
FINEST ENGLISH BkTt Mkhfh s2TCLoNo'
all nc" crop i BRowSfNG Tsd MfsB T,fsf
Ola Pennsylvania avenue.
COFFEEs
cEfIeS iS SEp AhRAshf1hASs hkro,
ROASTED COFFEE ALL GRADES.
bKOwsS Is s.sI SI5DDLE TON.
SO: skSReKs RkSk haACKERrL,
10. Eat EAd, MdsMGk lIiL,
ST. JOHN hLEwivEs
PICKLEp SALMON.
CoDFISH and SCALED HERRING.
BROWNING HEATING,
614 Pennsylvsnis avenue.
ASTRAL OIL.
Just feceised, Ii Iasesiions Prstts ksTRif6rb,
warranted lot 10 explode. Trade supplied at New
BROWNING q MIDDLETON,
Ola Pennsyksnia avenue.
WINES, SC
Our stock Of WINES and Liquors isvery COM
York sni E Pa * ssS e Of Chant ss If
{: RGs;%ieTsf Carte Blanche Champagne,
y sP 4 sS S@nFs.I bGs ' ss4l sssI g.
Pleasant VaiieS Carte Blanche~ Do
Pleasant Valley Paris Exposition" do.
Hennessy Co. COgnac Brandy.
OtaTd, Dupy Co. C0gnac Brandy,
California Brandy, Madeira Wine
Sherry. Port.
Muscat, Pure Malaga,
For sale low, by
BROWNING & MIDDLETON,
Ola Pennsylvania avenue.
SHERRY WINE IN BOND.
We have few ct. casks very pale and delicate
favored SHERRY Ia the Custom Heu-e in George
town, ID. C., which we will sell a very small sd-
yarce. IL Is wine 81 our own importation from the
celebrated house OF Hssi CsdiE, and mss been pro-
nounced hy Judges the finest wine this side the
Atlantic. Samples can be seen az our siere.
We sole Agents for the Diefric Cor J. VI.
Martin & Co.'S world renowned PURE WHEAT i
WHISKY, dis.elled from the best grain expressly
for medicinal uses The trade supplied az 1istllers
prices, BY BR0wSING MIDDLETON,
fes Ola Pennsyly auia az eurie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-08

HONOR TO THE CHORAL SocIRrY.-The fol-
lowing Communication has been sent to Mr. II.
G. sherman, musical director OF the Choral
society: .-.--r.-
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ICE CREAM.-Harvey & Holden, corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, deliver the
finest quality of Ice Cream to all parts of the
city, in quantities to suit the purchaser. TT
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LOG AL NEWS.

ST. MART's CHURCH SCHOoL-The exhibit
ION and distribution OF premiums 90 the pupils
OF the seh3d OF st: Mays German Catholicl
church, which Is situated on 9Th street between
u and III streets. took place on Thursday, a large
aadenee being present. who exhibited great in
terest in the exercises, which consisted of music,
prayer, defamation, Dialogues, sc. The dia
logue ON Pride by Margaret Hspp and Mary
hcCaffry, and that on sTF1e Virtue" by Misses
Straub, Bigela, Bergling and Rupert, were
charge of the Sisters of Notre Dame About $50
pupils have been in attendance during the wear
just closed, who learn German and nllish, also
tributed by the Rev. Matthew Alig, assisted by
Mir. Heinrich Bishop, of the Seminary of Balti-
more, as follows: The figures opposite certain
names indicating the number OF premiums re-
ceiyed, where more than one was given:l
In the first and second classes: Therese
Stranb, a. Lucy Hugle, (5,) Elizabeth Geier,
& e., MaTgaTet haPp; H,) An1ie Mitchell, (20
smith, (2,) Mary McCafey, Ida Eieckhoefer, A.
Strohmann, Sophia NOlte, (2.) Annie Flowers.
yose Phine Geier, Barbara Seibert, Catherine Ar
dieser, Caroline Walter, Louisa Thoma, Ellen
ColclaseT, 81 Mary Hornbaeh, Mary Reichert
Pauiina kolb, Elizabeth VI enke Caroline Walter
Elizabeth Sewell, Annie Rupert, Mary Har-
rlngton, 90 For regular school and church
MISUNDERSTANDING Mitchell, Therese Straub,
Margaret Happ, Lucy Hugle, Mary HOrnbach
Barbara Menke, Elizabeth Geie-, Mary Reich
ert and Annie Rupert. For application-An-
ME Strohmann, Louisa Cord, Louisa Bepgling
Annie Fullerton, Ida Bengling, Matilds Baur,
Mary kook. APpolloenia Lochbochler, Mary
Genan, Elizabeth Reith, Mary Morris, Annie
Rupert, Elizabeth Leidenspinner Nollie
Quinn and Mary Ebert. For plain sewing
knitting and tapestry-Mary Smith, Therese
Straub, Annie Flowers, Annie Rupert, Marga-
ret Hspp, Ellen COlelaser, Matilda Baur, Noble
Quinn, Adela Smith, Mary Hornbach, Mary
Reiehert and Mary Genal- For perseverance,
Annie Rupert and Ellen Colclaser. Junior
Class-Louisa Cook, Mary wirr, Josephine
Geier, Annie Rupert, Mary Hess. Catharinc,
Raab, Catharine Sauter, Cora Keickhoefer
Helen Smith, Helen SchDopp, Mary Rhein-
Gertrude Ruupert -
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MUSTARD.
All the celebrated imported brands.
RAISINS, NUTS, ETC,
-Loring Bros LAYER RAisINs sl zr-.a
. Clements !" M lf.r-
"BIack Baskst' .
Dehesaas, very hne an arse, i
, ALMONDS-Soft Shel y IFfg a. .1H
ALMONDS-Psper she 49,
WALNUTS-French, /" p 49,
wALNUTs-Nspiss, very fne,
i PECAEs, "a IsH
I PEANUTS,
-YILBERrs,
/, PRATfs ASTRAL OIL, -
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
2 CHOICE DRIED BEEF.
4 Intact, we make Specially ofthe Zf.
j FAMILY TRADE, -.
and make IL our stndy 60 furAish the cen bssf
verifying in the way offsmily supplies generally.
Our facilities for buying and freishtins
passed. and We guarantee to sell an low any other
house In the city, 20 also to give the srtcle-grdiifv
and ssassiss=ss represented. or xoxsS RxsvkDkD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-08

Ffxx FRENCH Gilt Lockets, Chains, Drops
and SETS Oroisie and Plated Studs, Buttons and
Chairs, seceiged az Prigg's JewelTy Store, No.
4a Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and cta
stress - szfi3 :,
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i : D
/. AT P. wAILAcn's,
OGcoH Hall, AZ street and Pennsylvania ave.
Mems Suits, Youths Suits, Boys Suits, White
Duck and Brown Duck Sack Coats Alapsca,
Drab Dete, Seersucker Goats. Cheyiot, Csssi-
seiTies, single and donble brested yests. White
Duck single and double breasted Vests. Blue
Elannel Goats, sizes from 30 to "A: Blue Flannel
mel and Drab D'ets Vests, 80 to Il. Linen and
Dive US : cali at seI Pennsylvania avenue,
.'e Washington, d. q.
LADIES will please cali and see our improved
styles Of Corsets, ss made Of the best ma.erIsls,
sst Manufacturer, 9TH st., Intelligencsf Build
.HExrLEs has al kinds thamomsters and
LAprrs' UrpsRoAaHEHrso or all descriptions,
on hand and made to order, at very reasonable
street. sAV HssSdEasnsa' faa''ss
Go To PR,ScT'e and zee the everlasting watch
Gey. Fits any watch; and warranted not TO
wear ut.s Price % cents. Ssi-7t - II
rHE rsr ApIIssonEsT Of n. n. Prince, No.
Evening p n. during the heated sssn 'ss'y
CArrIos-BtvaTs ef inpostora4As, some I'M
snupuious parties are in the habit Of stafing
that their places OF business are branch stores OF
the Original Franc, hereby notify the public
that / have mob ranch stores, and that have no
connection with any similar institution in this
city, The Original Franc, dealer In Gents
e CowIiNG's PArkETED NDCKrIR FksrKNER,
for sale wholesale and retail, &C the Original
Frances, 43i 5th street. between ID and 4. No
GREAT vAarrrr IN wH1rn sHIRrs-one,
two or three pleate--eyelets, buttons or studs
open In front or In bsck-aif sizes-at the Opigi-
nal Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 43i tn
street ut Popular Prices. No branch stores.
Buy THE CELEBRATKD.o FRANoi, CoLLARs,
the best Paper Collar In the market, for sale
only at the Original francss 43l It'll street. Look
for the name. No branch stores. "A
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CLOTHING..

S25 900 worth Of MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS and
description. Mast be closed out at once, without
fegaru 20 the store must De vacated oy July
fscture, and Of the latest design In addition 70 the
above, a well selected assortment Of GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, all Of which must posi-
lively be closed out at once. This 10 deception
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LADIES viii please cali and see our improved
styles OF Corsets, aE made OF the best materials,
apd every pair warranted to fit @. BAUN, Cor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29
Food for CALVES.

What is the best substitute for milk in rails.
ing calvesi | can buy good calves three
days old for 81 so. l.. ?. c. HaytriHe. o.
The calf should have new milk from the
COW for few days, even after il is taken
from her ; and it would be better to buy milk
for time, than to change the food too soon
or too suddenly. There are three kinds of
food which may be gradually brought in
First, hay-tea, made from none but sweet.
well cured hay, which may be chopped up
with straw cutter an inch OF two long, placed
In large earthen or other good vessel, COW
cred with boiling water, and cover then
placed upon the whole for an hour or two.
The rich hay tea thus made is mixed yery
gradually with the milk, that is with very
little the first day, rather more next, and so
on, till In few weeks the milk will be work.
ed out. While the milk is decreasing add.
and gradually increase, supply Of meal of
which pea meal is excellent, but barley meal
will do, until the calf as it becomes two or
three months old, may have pint of meal
or more at a feeding Another excellent in.
gredient is linseed meal, soaked in warm or
hot water for time. A portion Of skinned
milk, aud afterwards some milk, may be add.
ed to the food. All these more or less mix.
ed, or selected as may be convenient, may be
employed, according to circumstances. But
it must not be forgotten that no sudden
changes are to be made-eyery kind of food
must be gradually introduced. Great care
should also be taken to have the food given
at regular times, in uniform quantities, 50
that the animal may not have too much or
tro 4 4 ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29
Seeding Down TO Grass.

, My experience with seeding down land to
T grass extends back over q number OF years
and though | can claim that ! have always
been successful IN obtaining good catch,
have seen many failures among my noighbors.
Years ago, when the country was COMPARE
lively new the soil moro fall Of plant-iood,
the climate less subject to the extremes Of
cold and drouth. and the farmer dependent
upon himself or his brother farmers Tor his
seed, rather than upon the middlemen Of the
present day. comparatively hight seeding
often produced aIl the grass the land could
carry sun the general idea was rather TO
wait Tor 'he land TO develop the grass than
/ by giving a. liberal seeding TO enable the grass
to occupy the land at once. The first year
after the grass came 100, either Tor paslurage
or nay the very light seeding t1cn gwen re-
su'teu 10 hght crop me- however ny
ehaolng tne roofs TO spread ana me crowns
10 STOOL out gave better crops. lhis was
greatly assisted by the Tact that th' snow lay
/ longer ana moro evenly ON the ground giving
piolecuoh 10 tue roots OF the planis mat Is
now from the prevalence OF high winds aud
sudden changes OF temperature nc. To DE do-
penlel upon \ quart ol 'ino,oy ana h'e
pounds OF clover seed mixed together IN those
days 20 years agol' was considered ample
seeding AS me lana became more cultivated
ana 'ne constant growing OF gra' crops at
eoup'ra''''y SNORT intervals eAh, nsted % OF
us pest constituents, together W.T. the grad
ua' change 10 the climate resuItnt from the
o'earlug on OIL TIE ioresi the oil fashioned
'n'n seeding OF gra" siill persl ted IN by
many iarmers) laued TO bring good crops ana
tne blame was lana upon everything but the
right cause--thelr own failure to 9serve the
necessity Tor more liberal seeding NhiIe my
ne'ehbors were content TO seed as iormerly' !
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29
A YERs CHERRY PICTORIAL,


FOR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS
Suon AS CouGus, CoLDs, wuoorlsa Couou,
BRoNcntrls, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION
Probably never before In the whole history Of medi
cno has anything widely and so deeply upon the
confidence of mankind this excellent remedy for pul
monary complaints. Through long series Of years
and among most Of the Of mon il has risen higher
anu higher IN their estimation II has become bette
known. It's uniform character and power to cure IN,
various affections OF the lungs and throat have made
known as a reliable protector against them Will,
adapted to mlder forms OF disease aud to young child
rem ii at the same time the most elIeoual remea,
that can be given for inepent consumption and IN,
dangerous affections Of tho throat aud lungs Asa prs
vision against sudden attacks Of Group, IL should b,
kept on hand In every family, and indeed as all ar,
sometimes subject to colds and coughs all should be pro
vided with this antdote for them.
Although settled Consumption Is thought neurable
stll great numbers Of where the disease SCENE,
settled have been completely cured and the patient re
stored to sound health by the cherry Pseiora SO com
pete It's mastery the disorders Of the Lungs aud
Throat that the most obstinate OF them yield TO IL
When nothing else could reach them under tho char,
Psoiora they suhslde and disappear
Singers aad Public Speakers find great protection iron
asthma IL always relieved and onen wholly cured b,
! it,
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking the chery Pee
ioTai in small and frequent doses
Fora Cough and cOd, no better remedy can be had
Take small doses three times day and put the feet ia
warm water at night until the disease is broken up
For iFfasnsa, when 1t Affects tho throat or lungs tax,
| the same course.
For VAo'S"g Cough, give small doses three or -four
times a day.
For Group give largo and frequent doses uut The dis
ease is overcome.
No family should be without tho cAsrry Pscforai on
hand to protect them In Of attack from the aboy,
complaints. lts timely ofen spares the patient !
great amount Of suffering and risk which lac would incur
by waiting until he could yet other aid. Parents keeT
II In your houses for the exlgenees that arise Live,
dear 10 you may be saved by H.
30 generally are its virtues known that We need moi
publish certificates Of them here more than asur,
the public that the beet qualities II ever possessed arc
strictly maintained
Prepared by Dr. J. q. AYEn 4 Co, Practical and Ana.
y'ieal Chemists, Lowell Mass, and sold all round the
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