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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15
Charlotte, Columbia and August
Rail Road.
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CoLUMBIA, Jan. II, 1871.
1NiE following Passenger Schedule will
l. go into effect on this Road on and after
Sunday, January 90.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15
Rabbits.

a farmer near London. Canad ,
West, has two thousand rabbits in Il
Warren live acres in extent. The
cost of and attention to be paid to
these animals involve an expense of
twenty-five cents for each rabbit, ar d
tho net profits on the whole warren
amount to $4,000 year. The ar
nual average increase is twenty vo
rabbits for each pair. The males,
when year old, arc killed and sent
IN barrels to market at Montreal
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15
Two New Hymns.

Bishop Cummins, of Kcutncs Y,
gives an interesting account Of two
hymns recently adopted in tho Epis-
copal Church, and which have become
great favorites, ncipally as process
SIGNALS and rcccssiohais. "Just as |
Am" was the work Of n contrite Eng
lish woman, who, in her Retirement
from tho world, composed this bcauti-
fu' lyric, and it was eagerly taken up
IN the Church. The other HYMN, ,
"A DIDO with Me, Fast Falls the Even
tide was composed by Rav. Henry
Francis Lytc, an English clergyman,
who few years ago, on Sunday
afternoon at the close of autumn,
preached his farewell sermon to his
Hook, whom declining health COM
PEELED him to leave. lie was n vic
tim of consumption, and was about
to pass tho wintcr in Italy, with the
faint hope of some relief from suffer
ings. The laet farewell was utterc Il
to His beloved people, and faint aud
weary he went back to his quiet rural
parsonage. In tho evening, surround
cd by his family, ho sat down and
composed this touching hymn.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15
UcmbOld'S Fluid Extract BuChu and
Improved Rose Wash

VIII rndicnll' exterminntc from the systcn,
diseases arising from hnbiis Of dissipation
nj ii''lc expense, little or no change in diet
DC inconvenience or exposures: completely
snperced'ng those unpleasant and dagger.
is remedies, Copava aud Mercury, in all
these diseases.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15

jQCeCSE TIE "VEuETA -A
tCAV BILE PULMONARY ~
BlLSI.N The old stan lard remedy for
coughs. colds. consumption "Nothiny Bet
fer' Cutler Bros. 4 Co., Boston.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15
ilcImbold's Fluid Extract Of i;u.

In affections peculiar to Females ia TN
rqnalicd any other preparation, MS in
ohi"rosis. or Rcttntiun, Pninfuilncss. or
Suppression OF Customary Evacnntions.
liberated or Sch,rrus State of The Uterus,
and MI complaints incident to tho sex, or
the decline or change Of lifc
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE NEw- Or
LEANS, MOBILE, AND TEXAS RAILROAD COMPANY,
bear per cent currency per cent gold interest
have As years to run are in the denomination OF
81 900 OF ECO each are limited in amount to Sl20
per mile and are based upon the Louisiana Division
of the great trunk line, from Mobile through New
Orleans to Houston of which line two-thirds is
already built. These bonds offered fol the present
at 90 and accrued interest from July ].
The advantages of these bonds for SAFE AND
PRorrrA ABLE INVESTMENT manifest upon examns-
ton. No railroad bond is better secured while hold
ers of Governments will find decided profit In sell
ing at the present high prices and reinvesting in
these bonds which cost less, but pay much larger
interest.
The fullest information given on application. w.
B. SHATTUCK Banker and Financial Agent, y. O.,
NJ, and T. r. r. Co. No % Nassau-st, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04
SECOND ROARD.
THURSDAY, August 3-P. II.


The movement for higher prices on the prom
inent railway list has to-day been active, though, as
rule the clique failed to establish any marked or de-
cided advance any Of the list, and although the
market strong, considerable amounts were trans
ferred OF the various notable stocks. The Northwest
have, usual attracted the chief attention OF the
street, but the Common somewhat erratic in Its
movements and after being up from 7Oi 10 '2a in
early trade fell back TO 7Oi and ranged during the re-
mander Of the day 7Oid7 with late sales at 7Oi in
less active dealings the Preferred quiet and steady
The Lake Shore clique put mp the price Of that stock TO
1O9i, Ohio and Mississippi being up 10 45s with
late reaction The principal dealings, aside from these
shares were in Reading, New-York Central ST. Paul,
Wabash and Union Pacific, but the fluctuations were
wide or important, and given below The market
to-day throughout has given assurances OF any i'm
mediate higher quotations. despite the plethoric cond
ton Of the money market and buyers for the turn
have made an unexpected profit during the last few
days, there be growing disposition TO hold off
for a new deal and, in mind the advance pre-
dcted on substantial basis, different order OF
things would be apparent, The market closed with a
heavier tone The Hannibal and St. Joseph stocks
quiet but firmly held. Chicago and Alton sold at l25;
Panama Morris and Essex, 93s; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, 1456li7; Fort Wayne 994 and Cleveland,
Columbus Indiana Central 9s In the miscellaneous
list there was considerable frmness noted Express
the CHEST and lowest prices of active stocks made ~
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04
BANKING- HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws & Co,
~ WAII-ST Ny

Letters of Credit for travellers, also Commercial
Credits issued through Messrs Clews, Habcht d
Co., London, and their correspondents, available
throughout the world.
Bills of Exchange on the Imperial Bank of Lon.
DON National Bank Of Scotland, Provincial Bank OF
Ireland aud all their branches
Drafts and TelegTaphc Transfers on Europe, san
Francisco the West Indies. and all parts of the
United States.
Deposit accounts received in either Currency or
Coin subject to check at sight; per cent interest
allowed on all daily balances Certificates Of Deposit
issued; Notes. Drafts and Coupons collected al.
vances made on approved cOllaterals. and against
merchandise consigned to our care.
Orders executed for Investment Securities aud
Railroad Iron.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04
Foreign exchange dull and steady on the basis
following quotations

The money market is without any change, and call
loans are still negotiable at per cent pledge OF Gov
ernment bonds and "a per cent where the collateral
consists railway shares Time loans running 20 day
are per cent and for one year at the legal bank
rate Discounts more the basis OF 4iG6 per cent
Business was restricted in Government bonds, the ex
treme basis OF prices established by the Treasury not
encouraging speculation There is also scarcity OF the
old aye-twenties available for street The market
closed steady the basis Of l3GIl3t for 61s Fish
Hatch report as follows at p m.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04

"And thus.o 4 the commencement of paragraph,
the aggregate of which, if counted, would surprise
the writer. O, ,e might also demr to the express
sone. "the Br tsh lines forming" and " there
was that much of humanity without being hyper
critical
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04

III rairoad bonds the reported settlement Of the dg
cntles existing between the managers Of the rri ~
enc stimulated more active demand FOR thos. sec,
ues' the first mortgage bonds selling at s7iQs7; lana
uiantS' H4S2.c and Incomes, e. We note sale. q,
Milwaukee and st. Paul lsts at gslag3,. The f,,.oys'
the bids: ''"s
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04

The Philadelphia stock market was firm to-day. Penn
sylvania IS, sold at lO7 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
2ss Reading Railroad, 57s; and Pennsylvania Railroad
81. Gold closed at ll2i
The fnancel agents Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company report tnat the aggregate monthly sales The
first mortgage land grant bonds largely the
and far exceed all requirements for construction
and equipment. The road Is building with such Tapidy
that trains will be running this Fall the main line from
Duluth to the boundary line between Dakota and Mime
sofa The lands OF the Company in Minnesota ind
ing ready market and emigration to them, IN and
the line Of the road Is large aud rapidly aunentng
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04

State bonds were strong Tenntssees at74@ the
advance OF yesterday. The New south CarOlinas Jny
coupon were strong and advanced per cent to Ss
while Missouri 6s declined one per cent to 95 Georgia
gold Is firm and quiet at o. The following were
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04

u, Z
ALMOST FAULTLEsS story Of the Present Day vol" pape
covers. Price o. oents
HOURS OF EXERCISE IN THE ALPS By John ryndal, III.
pRRS VEL l2mo. Cloth. With Seven Illustrations Pnce
ST.
JAMES GoRDoNs WIFE A Novel. VOL svO, paper covers
Price so cents.
"REMINISCENCES OF FIFTY YEARS. By MARI Boyd vol,
l2Do. Price, 81 75
TJRY Illustration the Manners and Morals Of the Age By
VIM FORSYTH NJ. A, @ C. vol. l2uo. Cloth Price 81 So
APPLETOYs EUROPEAN BOOK Brought down to June
1911 vol limo no pages Illustrated with Maps Plans Of Ces
and 100 Wood Engrsvugs. Price, &c
NEw.YORK ILLUSTRATED. With SO Illustrations Price, 50
cent?.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04

Now Ready.
Mr. GREELEY RECENT
LETTERS FROM TEXAS
AND THE
LOWER MISSISSIPPI,
WITH his
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS OF TEXAS,
AND HIS
SPEECH on HIS RETURN ITO NEW-YORK,
CONTENTS:
CULTIVATION BY STEAM IN LOUISIANA.
LOUISIANA AND HER LBvEEs
t-pREsS TO THB FARMERS OF TEXAS.
Water in hgneuItar-
-Llect ~ Agriculture.
ra.,~oaty-Undsirainibg
i,,ia,t, Should be Diversified
The Press -vshon Of Trees
AsNms for Sn'is -------.
TEXAS. THE STATE MATERIALLY CONSIDERED.
Topography Of TeIs, L.
Ho. they Live iu TeIss.~
The Of the State
Railroads. 10 Tens
Texas q, Land Of Prom,se
ImpedmeBU 10 Travel In Ieras
Undeyeloped Resources.
THE FREEDMEN OP THE SOUTH.
Their Condition and Whist th-y Say.
The White View Of Emancipation
Progress AZ tbe South
RECEPTION OF Mr.. GREELEY, \. Y, JUNE H.
Mr. FsDebers Address ,,,
Invitation to TeIas-NOLIinltGus
Speeele, at New Orleans and Columbus.
Universal Amnesty-fbe kuKlGI
The Th'eying Carpet tiggers
Lee and SotewaI jackson
nead Issues Should he Dropped
1c, lie, ke
A HANDSOME PAMPHLET EDITION.
Pree q cents; or eve copies fo +I Potag. paid.
Orde addressed this oGce ~ M on the principle Of Fms
come frs, served"
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04
THE MARKETS.

' THURSDAY Ane. 9. 1871.
ASHEs-Pots in fair demand and The marAe ls eI % q
g 25y ~ IS Pearl, are duet aud unchanged al psap %
Co1sToNThs market j. dul ami hesyy sales ~ ts o s'
evrn1 ipung I fof export s23 for consanpon ala % ~
- " Dnu.AtD
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04
Sem publications.

A MEXICAN PH0T0-LITHOGRAPHI CO."
~ OFFICE has sen removed 70 No. I03 Putons-. MY
" APPLETt IN 81 CO.,
IL. $40 BD 5J1 BROADWAY, MY,
Psbhsh this day;
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04
, 3ARCHEDON,

LEGEND OF THE GREAT QUEEN.
BYG WIIYTE NE LvTLIR, Author OF The Gaaon' Good
for Nothing etc / vol paper Price co cents
sarchdou an erc ing story love- ute and sdyentare
the dsys OF seniram great Of Asys nearly two thou
sand wear. before Christ spendors OF Babylon, the msgcsnee
and magic Of Egypt dy depicted in is glowing pages and there
- hs rrapbe ,kee Israees The house Of bondage
p,n Of the life and people antique world Mr. Wbye
Melville has 10 rival but author e The Las, Days Of POmpeL"
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04
COleman Benedict's Closing QuOtatioDs Were


Until after the opening of bids for the Treasury gold the
gold market steady at l2as the latter quotation
being nominal Since IL IN. the price has been stereo
typed at 1l2 the dealings having been OF special
ment There yet good demand for the cash gold and
the lending rates and per cent for borrowing,
to fiat. The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was follows:
a. iclear
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04
RECENT DISCUSSIONS IN SCIENCE, PHILOS
QPHY AND MORALS.

ny URRBERT SPENCER Author Of fr't Principles" "The
pdncple. Of BRy Principles Of Psychology" etc. VOL
l2mo. Cloth Prior. 81 So
The present mainly Of matter that is to the Amer
sp pube Three Of before appeared in this
eoup and two Others issued pamphlet have had 30 small
circulation have been seen but by few reie-EIutt from
Pnfare
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04

'iiy bank shares were firm on sales OF con,-.,, -,
u1,a 80 lc'1 Continental. S9L and Ocean, 9sa9, ~
following the bids: ''h he
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04

The bids for the Treasury gold aggregated s3lCO at
prices ranging from Ill IS TO 1l2I4 The award OF mil
lion was made at l?.Ol4 10 l2 The accepted bids are
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04
TANNER & CO.,
BANkERS.
II Wall-st.. New-York.

II Wall-st. New-YOrk,
Buy and Sell at current market rates. the FIRH
MORTGAGE EIGHT 49, PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co
Interest payable August and February, in New
York, London OF Frankfort-On-the-Main free Of
L. $. Taxes. TANNER & Co., No. IL Wall-st.
SAINT LOUIS CITY PER CENT GOLD RENEWAL
BONDS, having 20 years to run. We offer $i7l,0G0
above bonds being the whole issue also North Mis-
souri, First Mortgage Bonds JAMESON, SMITH Il
CoTTNG IA BrOad-st.
Chicago. Danyille & Yincennes FirstkSeveD Pa
Cent Gold Mortgage Bonds, for sale by VIM BAILEY
LANG & Co, 81 Clif-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04

For future delivery (basis Low Mslln h',s - st 5
A., n s so At sc gC st 56c Oc 200 At ls:e
so a ls 100 90 at ! - isjs es ,d,. s2 sc 5, s a N'i 'ro2 i
iSic loo i8c Aug, sep Oct Nov aa M ~ D e ~ Ssei 30 At
ATE a. ice sr5o SO at i.c 80 a. Is 6c & 81 @ At & & 80
al Se Oct and No 100 each at oe Nov: w.. ~ ,c At S i. &
Nov and bee. each Isle Dec. loo at o'c Total %
ss9SY e Gss Ss been good demand for nd ne market
armsT favorable steamer 9es, Java & esai 3 % m eas
& aT ro .bGppi5g qnsEes sales 1000 bags Rio p sf5a,i n
and 65g. per Eee anl an a'os1 Pei % @ active ord
grades are haT Gcol supetn; and cSes E, S 81 %a Ei
good demand at extreme pee, Se@ 9 Am as o lul rnrs
sales OF S9 3 SO' o ono a' na sm supei 'oas'
81; s;,,i So So ohio 80 lI25S e. Is. s GO Is
STAT ltsac, dol. ~ a ;5% ~ OHIO ia@ aud Mich ga q
MSIeoa hITs, i5e Double Ls,rs DO DO. s.
STS hssr 20 iaSSs lS,fs. so s5a Pea9s e. Es 9s
tI!a Amber iHl'na ol % Gcne br,ui. 3 "
ST W only moierl,s demand AM pree' are steady '''
n .s1,soTo E1,., %t,i .S % sGsa Ssn. SpD' e
in,rboud Country ExfrA..'.'''''''' lrr 4S
iso ,oi tennessee. Eiii. ,ai e 5.,,
Rys E'al !, IN .,t 81 5a ~ Gs st,;s Peag' g. moot.
Meal STEADY sqim a. god E s,S S,a i,' a Brae . - p
S ,orn Mesi Ms Wc,sra , IS . % Corn Ae'. S'. p'' " "
Corr Ms,weLM ,,. ~ CON. hat pro. unbalanced sales
20 bills ss cr Ct ana S - lo' . bat tie lrre., O. ate, ha,
FRElGH Sine iiifA'' H's p.tu ~
,-, r,,td,tcl the 7mrut; Tue 'I, - t1grf t.Fnsss
t,i.on o,n Tor which IN ae, fe p,N - ~. E. roelw
io'ou inquiry for Aes>,H 'vi
,rss Ls. bgca inac,e; the nigne eng 80 a., sr trsirs
uAA ,s Wi. by Steam u.l 80 n',e '.,', A. .-,
~ p',., 9. ~ qG -, oi Cotton a D. sa -, = al;
i =, NJ ds Tot seco 20 To Lon '.-' N, ,l.rsr ia-
'c sS with 5eO bill Eehsoi fe" .' % o." - Amer 20 b4rs
elHe e ,i ,,pi,rn SO sus fun Ne lo-A az srs
uus , III p,trsan 10 CIoatlt eie al o .t, ,errs;
S zoo Sr, Grain direct loh ol ne ''.l,'1 1 ksea %
WIZ hs Min 80 bill Naplial 90 ds o M ~ = T r OF t,nursat
- - ,a,a. Ind apotie nom Wilmington 10 1f s. - ~
ssitS saaa TO $500 b5ls Eoio aud S1'n' i''i'-
A. bhL - l.. ,y,..,. ,b. manic OF Yesterday hs' ~
s,l p1re ar ligurr ard uls h.,r t.,rs vf
,,N,, fr sror be business inel - u, re ssJ rr,aaf,
mn, I,,-p la. Al ,le tte narSci - isN 49,, In y
~ r aatl- and stody; New eloae easier "a ms 4. %
We tenssi msia Tor export he si " m No Cago SINE
al .u0 : n fpr No Chicago Spnn ~ - F,.cy - 81
wsuAec, VI DGsi 81 for No
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04

y
States, receipt Of The price.
last TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
IL WEEKLY CHRONICLE will contain n number
carefully prepared articles upon the Climate Soil Products Minerals
and paasl Of Bs Tennessee which
Htv called The Switzerland South" These articles prepared
expressly information looking
Correspondents will BE- carefully RrPsred
published nounsontbe cheapest and most reliable In
formation 70 be obtained subsptiOu - per For farther
infornstiop address the Pnshn RULE RlCKS Knorvs TeuB
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04
Tbe"n INDY voluneo Edition Of

DJCKFNs'S OLIyE N TWIST AND CHRISTMAS
STORIES.
ng the second issue Blton Of the works OF Charles
Dickens With Illustrations nrsty bound brown cloth handsomely
stamped To be completed rt' volumes 2mo averaging $40 pages
each Price IS cents each
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Books al The Tribune Once ~ -
pECOLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE: by
Horace GreeIev Various styles Of binding Cloth So 80 IL
bary 90 Hall Morocco 80 Hall Calf s5 Morocco Antique 81
DOLITICAL ECONOMY. By Horace Greeley
Il Pnce 81 50
WHAT l KNOW OF FARMING. BY Horace
w Gr+iey. Pr,ce, 81 90
EWBANKs HYDRAULICS AND MECIIAN-
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINT. 1898 to
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~ FoR ABoLToS CAPITAL PUNISHMENT BOvee Cloth, 81
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT. Quinn
L 81
MONEY IN THE GARDEN, A vEGETA-
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ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE. waring.
II New Edition. Cloth 81 .--
DRAINING FOR HEALTH AND PROFIT.
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TTNION COLONY OF COLORADO: HIS
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dress THR TRIBUNE. Hev.Yoh'
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
lot O'Clock A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-04

AGies OF
25O u al Col.,.,...6 i20OD $40 Reg T7.....nH
1000 u s. 5nCou 700 Cou
l0oOU \. 62D Cou 6I......lI3
and
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OYerdoctorod.

Without any disrespcct to the members ofthe
medical profession, . profession honored BY all
thinking men, 1t Is only just to say that they are
too thick on the ground. The consequence II
that the community is doctorcd oycrmuch.
Whom nature needs only the gentle stlmulant
and Alternative, which has become famous
throughout the country a. q reliable medicine,
under the name Of Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters,
she Is not uufrequently dosed with o dozen pre-
scriptIons, all experimental, from the Phafma-
copeia. This Is an evil, and proves that the
lines a healing art. At this period II the year,
when the fall OF tho leaf indicates that decay
has seized npon the vegetable kingdom, many
harassIng diseases are prevalent. Chief among
these may be mentioned Intermittent foyer and
bilious rcmlttent. The exhalations rising from
decomposing vegetation, and the heavy dewh
and foge, arc very apt TO generate these com.
plants. The wisest policy Il TO protect the
system by . course Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers at tho commencement OF tho fall. Much
suffering may thereby be avoided. But II the
disease has already begun, its periodical visita-
lions may DO readily checked and broken up By
this active, yet harmless, vegetable tonic.
But DO on your guard against tho charlatans
who are attempting to palm Of under various
names, unwhclesomc compounds, which they
pretend TO compare iavorably with the great
national elixir, which has long since swept
more formidable opposition from the 6eld. Bear
In mind that every bottle Of genuine Hostetter's
Stomach BitteS IL authenticated by q splcndidly
engraved label, and O fac dnk Of the sign
manual Of the Arm. Put up In bottles only, and
cannot be obtained In bulk.
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GRAND REoprsrse,-A. Haas, form

GRAND REoPENrNe.-A. Haas, FORM
erly Of the old firm of s. Haas & Co.,
is opening a large and choice selection
of gentlemen's furnishing goods, such
as shirts of every description, socks,
neck-ties, trunks, yalises and satchels,
ETC., etc. His goods are all new and
fashionable, and Of the very best quail
ity. a. Haas solicits the patronage OF
his old friends and the public Of Viz
ginia, Gold Hill, Silver City and the
surrounding country. He guarantees
to give perfect satisfaction. Call and
examine his fine stock, adjoining
caves jewelry store, G street, Viz
0inia, 4
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wHHRx 10 Go.-when you want . nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly hxed up, go to
Pohl's popular saloon. next door to Gibson's,
Main street, Gold Hill. Sharp razors, clean
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there. At Pohl's the ladies can have their hair
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For Couaus AND THROAT DISORDERS, use
- Browns Bronchial Trochcs," having proved
their efficacy by . test Of many years.
I have never changed my mind respecting
them from the nrst, excepting to think yet
Of that which I began thinking well or
REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER.