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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

NOT so FUNNY FOR THIN. Not lo"G
Since on Railroad train n Young couple
seated i'll n ear were So aft ,cti,mate thai;
they could not keep it to items 'lv :,
much to the amusem mt of some and dis
gust of other of the plS cngerS. TIL
cnuple had attracted a good deal If atten
ton on the passage 10y their affectionate
kisses and embraces. and the condl actor
concluded to play trek on them that
would, perhaps, Oh. rate heneiicially. IL.
telegraphcd ahead t. the agent of Il sta
ton to have clergyman ut the depot
The train came in, and the divine wa>
prompt When the train s oppeI, the
minister entered the car and the condur-
ter pointed ont the couple, who still sat
al ctionat.ly lie n each other Tb- ellen
gyman advanced towarl them, aud IN Il
celr, slow voice said : car You the
couple who desire Ia be married " They
made no answer, Int appeared To he ut.
.e,ly CONFUSED and dumbf,undrd. while
the passengers, who now first knew of
the trick, coull not restrain their laugh
ter BY and-by the whistle sounded and
the train left, ca ryiug the lady aud gen
tleman with it. while the minisier stayed
behind. The afflir was explained to l'm
the next day, and his lee paid as if be
had performed the ceremony. During
the rest Of the trip, the couple were l,s'
affectlountn.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
A RAhhlnical TrAdlllNn.

Tho celebrated teacher, Rabbi, Meir,
sat during the whole of one sabbath day
in tho public school, instructing the
people, During his absence from the
house, his two sons died, both II them
Of uncommon beauty, aud enlightened in
the law. His wife bore them to her he'd
chamber, lail them upon the marriage
bed, AMI spread white covering over
their bodies, In the evening the II lbbi
Me,r came home.
Where are my two sons" asked he,
that ] may give them my blessing ? J re-
peatelly looked round the school, and ]
did not see them there"
She reached him goblet. He praised
the Lor nj the going out OF the Sab
bath, drank, and again asked
Where are my sons, that they, too,
NAV drink Of the cup Of blessing ?"
"Thoy will not be fai off," she said,
aud placed .ood before him that he
might eat.
He was in gladstone and genial mood;
and when he had sii grace after the
meal, she thus addressed him.
ar ,bbi, with thy permission ! would
fam propose to thee one question"
Ask it then, my love-" he replied.
"A few days ago a person intrustcd
some iewery into my custody, and now
he demands them again Should l give
them back again ?"
This is IA question, said Rabbi Meir,
which my wife should not have thought
it necessary to ask. "What wouldsi
thou hesitate, or be reluctant to restore
to every one his cwn ?"
No" she replied; Int yet Thought
II best not to restore them without az.
quaintiny you Herewith. A"
she then led him to the chamber, AMI
stepping to the bed took the white Gov
crinp from the dead bodies.
"Ah my sons. my sons J. Thus loud
" lame r tel the father "my sons the
light of my ewes aud the light of hy nm
! ] was yonr father, but ye
we're my teachers in the law"
The mother turned away and wept
Az length she took the hus-
baud by The hpnd and said
Rnhbi, did,t thou not teach me that
we must not he reluctant to restore that
which is intrustel to orr keeping ?" See,
me LOru gave, the LDru natn tak"h
away, and blessed be the name of tn
Lord p
"Blassed he the name OF the Lord"
ccloe,l Rthbi Meir; and blessed b, his
name for thy sake TOO, for well it is writ
ten, Whose hath found virtuous wife
hath greater Treasure than costly
pearls she openc!h her mouth with
wisdom, sud in her tongue is the law of
kindness
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

The bill which has pa ,sed the House
reals as follows
A bin to provide for the appointment of
II Commission on the subject of wages
and hours of labor, ana the division of
Profits between laborand capital in the
United States.
Be il enacted BY The Senate and House of
Representatives. IF the United STATES, DC.
That there shall be appointed by the
President, Ivy and with the advice anil
consent OF the Senate, a commission of
three persons, of whom one shall be prac-
tic lily identified with the laburing inter-
es'S of the country, and who shall be Sc
lected from evil Ii e solely with reference
to their rharacter and capacity for an
honest and impartial investigation, who
shall holt office for the period cf one
year from the date Of their appointment,
un!css their duties shall have been soon
er accomplished, who shall inve tigate
the subject of the wages and hours of Ia
Dor. and o1 the division of the joint prof
its of labor and capital between tie llbor-
er and the capitalist, and the social, edn-
ctton0l and sanitary condition OF the la
boring class es of the United States, and
how the same are uffe ted by the exlsiinp
laws regulating commerce, finance, and
currency. provided that said Commission
ers hall b., nppointed irr' speetive of po-
litIcal or partisan considerations, and
from civil life.
SEC q That said Commissioners shall
receive an ANIMAL salary of SIS, 900 each ;
shall be authoriz d Ia employ clerk, and
>hall report the result of their inve>tiga-
tion to the Pr, sident, to be by him trans
United to Congress
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
Advice 10 Workingmcn.

Henry Ward Bccchcr, IN one of Ill
sermons, spoke to the working classes Us
follows
There Ia n tendency among tho work
ing 81 lss 30 shorten their hours ~ labor.
l sympathiza with this anl ! abb r it;
sympnllnze with il IN 50 far ns II II one
of the signs of advancement among the
working classes Of their attempt Ia AIM
higher and mold r, and ahhor It in 80
far ns il il Tending TO make mon feel that
work il not good thing for them, that
they must shrink in equivalent and en-.
large in reward. don't believe the com
mon people a,e going 10 carve uul indc-
pendent fortunes hy any combination OK
cept hard knocfs, and good mnnv of
them, during cool many hours OF the
day. Our fathers lid SO, and their chill
lren must learn that they have got to
work hard AMI long to achieve success.
should b, elnl 10 nnvo WAGES pud for
bv the hour. hy retail m her than hv the
gross, but il men 'xlec' that eight hours
a day IL going 10 be n that is ncce 'snrv
for their sun ort, they are wrong. My
own impression i that there are very few
men that can make enough ont Of eight
hours n d,y to enable them - educate
their children and lift their family far
higher than they found il. Pol ticians
say great deal about the interests of
the workingmen, they are prn-ed great
.leal in the pnpcrs. Hnl Got forbid that
I, who have the b'opd Of black mithS in
my veins, should not think we'll of work
ingmen. Bat they should low work fot
- o,,,, ~. - al ,l,u;r al, Il lrnn p,uSt ',p
brought M to feel that they must hv work
make themselves Independent. Do not
"vpect n division Of Your fathers estate
Be honest be manly Cultivate a srir-
it of independence, aud by the swclt Of
,our brow work ont yulr own sa'v ttlun.
There is pride in this, aud . Just pride
and honor man who can say, Il am
n IT Indebted to fortune for my pr % ri
tv | earned i Ivy the swelto' nv brow ;
| baptized every dollar of it with that
sweat. MONEY 81 earned gencrIlly
stays by man, aud usually hls m IN to
stay BY. (Lnughier.) d, not rely on
luck l. is asked Do Won not believe in
lnck Y's, he that has good f,ther
and mother has gonl luck. He whose
father nm mother whipped him enough
hal good luck. IL that ha, common
sense ha, COOL luck. II that rises early
and toil- late has good luck. Men thai
10 not drink intoxic ting liquor have
good lu'k A mair that does not quar-
rel, but hg lin lncsS WINS the love OF all
around him has good luck. He that has
good faculties has gooG lack, nut n"vrt
knew mar thu. was weak aud change
BILE ha had 10 lick. l. OK isin WORK
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
Rcndy for Anything.

a certain doctor employed by the gov.
eminent at Il frontier post WIS not re-
mnrkahIe for nmiabiIity, and seldom
vast Il much time in tins "wale' with
out Il row of somn kind on his hands. A
citizen living about twenty-five miles
from the post r. On stel his assistance
upon an int, resting occasion, and the
doctor rode over TO the rlnrh-a wretch
ed novel about eight feet high, fl at dirt
roof, and uniting paTlor, bedroom and
kitchen IN one room. The place breath
ed poverty from every pore, but the doc
tor had the mild assurance to ask one
hundred dollars in specie IS his fee. The
poor Cracker" went into his howell and
i'll n short time appeared with twenty.
tive dollars, which the doctor fatty re-
tuse', IN an angry mluner. Again the
81 .dcker" enter, d his house. and lis
weak spouse drew ont of n stocking two
or three dollars which she had carefully
hoarled for n rainy day This was added
to the sum before offered, but the doc
tor refused tC rake less than his fee AMI
abused the poor man In round terms
The Cracker" paused moment sadly;
then again entering his hovel, he quick
~ returned with II shotgun and rifle.
An iron determination spread Itself over
his features, and, n if he had exhausted
every other honorable means OF settle
ment, he thus addressed the now alarm
ed physician: ID ,ctor, we haven't nary
other cert in the world but yon kin hey
Choos" Your wepun." 1t
is surmiSed that the doctor did not wait
Tor his fee
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

Edvard Powers, n civil engineer Of
Chicago, Illinois, has petitioned Con
Eres> for nj to enable him to test his
method for the artificial production of
rim. He wants to ne furnished with 300
cannon uf not ], IS than 24-pounds cali
Der each, and $1,000 pounds of powder
t. fire in them. tno-th.r with an electri-
cal battery and other nrplianc' :, tn en-
able him to Iii charge all the piec S >imll-
ttnonuSly. In support OF his theory
that rain can lc produced Ivy the tling
OF iilery, he ewes a long list o. battles.
including nearly every important Gu
cacement during the II 'bellion, each of
which WIS followed, he alleges, by n
heavy riin-storm. He also cites in
stances in the Mexican war, aud in wars
in L rope. when battles have h en- fol.
loved hv rain. and urges that 1T is a mat
ter of such scientific importance to de-
termne IL heavy cannonading will cause
shower, that the Government GU .ht to
provide the means for conducting the ex-
pelimeuts necessary to determine the
question.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
Successful Advertising.

We copy the following from little
annual issnad by Il. q. Damn & Co. [:
The objects to be keep. IN view by nd
veriiser' nrc :
!. That their announcements shall
reach the class of people aimed Mt.
2. That they shall reach ns many OF
that class rs possible,
3. That the advertisement shall come
directly before the eye, and not be lost
in crowd
L. That II shall I've made as much to
the interest Of the huyer To look for the
advert s"ment as it is for tho se.l,r to
advertise.
In successful ADVERTISING that is all
vertisirR which is so dispensed ~ o.
make the above pointS--there II only
one other condition required, and that
is one which the advertiser alone can
supply--'hc goods offered for sale must
commend themselves, rs we'll for 'x'el
lence of quality, AS for ,hrapness and
other alvnnt ices.
some ClyeriiSers NAV he ltly remind.
e1 that It is net the mere spending %
money that paws, hut the sp'n1iuc
none, iuliciouslv, Adv rising literally
does not mean advertising iudscrimi-
uatoly. A live business house will no
more neglect indicious ADVERTISING than
it viii neglect lis collections Advertis-
ing gives the impetus to trade, that tact
holds the helm. As n matter of expert
ence it is beyond dispute that in icious
advertising paws to an extent beyond my
orliuary COMPARISON with lts Govt The
progress of popula ion an settlement is
50 rapid that good Old house" which
does not adv 'rtiSe is in DANCE" of LOSING
mnch sound custo'l. Some people
thing it Sm,tcks of dignity to shy fl.ny
live without advcrti,in". They may Ire
upon this kind of dignity, but i e is one
thing, an Success in it, is another A
GOOD reputation IN bu, ne's m ANS ihli
Won shal b rileiv MS we rs fav"r,bl,
known. A COOL adv rti>cm"nt is worth
900 plIcr A bad advertisement j.
worth nothing.
II Is not unnecessary to clutian the
advertiser aglin't potponjne his nlver'
tlsemeut until the purchasing sca'on is
upon bin. H. is very likely to 10 this
if his chu,en medium he n weekly ptper,
and the cop>eq leure is that rs hu'eis
are then too busy tn look aft r ndver.
tioeucnts, his money i thrown away.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

NEW YEARS DAY.-No' many notable
thugs have orcuI red on New Years Dav.
-Four. however, may he mentioned On
the LIST OF January, 1903, William Tel! a.
sociated himself with a band of his coun-
=, men agt .st the TYRANNY Of their OPP
pres>ors. For three hundred and forty
wears the opposition was carried On. and
terminated Icy the treaty of Westphalia,
in l64S, declaring the independence of
Switzerland. thanks to that apple bust
nes> aud the opera, W. L. S name is kept
pretty green. On the lst of January.
l65l, Charles ii. was crowned at Scone
KING of the Scots. On tn 1st of Janua
ry, 1890, was fol millv consnmmated the
union ri CIR at Britain and Ireland. On
the l t of January, 1871. Piazza, the AS
trunomer at Palmero. discovered new
primlry planet. the first of the asteroids.
which he called Ceres. Somuch ior sta
tistics.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

CELESTIAL BODIES The moon is our
pear ST celestial acquaintance, hut it las
the safe distance of two hundred aud
thirty ,vcn thousand miles. Great n
j. tbs space between The earth aid
moon, the sun roull not pass through
i; but still perhaps a still better idea Of
the snn can he Outlined from the fact
that il ihould be entirely hollos ed ont
ard the earth placed in the centre. there
wnul ] still be room for the Moons er-
tie rath and an unoccupied space Of
2 1900 miles in dam ter a | round, for
the diameter of the sun Is $50, 900 miles I!
No wonder Ovid exclaimed, when
consider the heavens, the work of thy
hands, AMI the moon AMI stars which
thon hast made. L ord. what is man tn At
thou art mindful Of him, or the son OF
man that thu vis,test himp
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

Az AWFUL THnsr.-Here is n LITTLE
lie of oil army d .vs: Twenty Ave years
ago the FIr-t Dragons was n"toriou-
for the bihulous pr.pensities of it, OFF,
GERS. That arm Of the service owed no
weak allegiance TO King Alcohol, but the
Fir>t did him the best service. This
r. gime,t WIS serving in New Mexico.
1t is very dry marching in some pnrts OF
that territory. The stations where even
water can be had are thirty mile, aYar'.
Captain Owens Commanded a d,tach-
mebt that m9rchel TO Los Angeles.
Upon his arriv there his friends crowd
ell ont to greet him. How are Won,
captain ?" met HIM on all sides. "WeIl
aud hearty" replied he. land I've got
on thirst tina, wouldn't take Q thou.
sand dollars for"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
Pircs Introduc, d in Cabinet Organs.

Mr. 'all Frgelhcrc, n Swedish Organ
builder has succeeded in combining
! ipcs with eds F.; rendering it possible
20 use both III Cal met Organs, and has
secured pi tents for lis inventions in the
U,itcd States. The importance Of doing
this has long cen appreciated, bui here
toforc it has been found impracticjhlc
the d llitulty airing from the fact that
pipes vary III pitch with every change of
temperature, WI lie reeds do not, SO that
Il change of ten or fifteen degrees made
1t impossible to use them together. In
struments which have been advertised a
Pipe Cabinet Organs have contained no
real speaking pipes, but only limitations
of some sort. Mr.. Fogelhere uses gen
nine wood pipes of the best quality.
The substance of his inventions is Al,
arrangement by Which the pipes, when
out of tune from change Of temperature.
can be simultaneously and instantly re-
stored to the sumo pitch with the +, eds,
hy the turning Of single screw.
The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co., have
been thoroughly testing Mr.. Fog lbere''
inventions, aud it is understood, are sal
listed Of thor value, and will soon Offer
hem to the public. IfplpeS are success
fully combined with reed, it will be tie
most important improvement ever mad,
III Cabinet Organs
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

INVESTMENT sEcuRIIIrs

JAY ooKE & 60, re selling, and recommend a.
profitable and safe Investment for all classes. the Fri
Mortgage .-:sO Coli Bon l. Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. bearing Sven AMI ThreeTenths
per cent gold interest nore than per ant
and secured by first an only mortglgs on the entire
Road and equipments, and than 81, 900 Acres
Of Land to every mile Of trac $40 Acres OF Llnd To
each $1,000 Bond II, highest current price will b.
paid for : Fiv' TSsntls AMI all other mark It able
Securities caivsd in exchange. Pam l1lst- map,
full information well the bond, tn 'elvss will be
furnished application by JAY Cooke Co, Phila-
delpha New York and shin ,ton, and by most BGnl
and Bankers tiron -hnut the untry.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
SulcIdc Committed.

As the result OF an inactive state NJ liv'
er and stomach, producing headache,
ohtuse intellect. dullness, dependency,
dementia ,and finally insanity, is no uu.
common occurrence. All these disagree.
able svmptoms and bad feelings are most
certainly dispe'led sy the use OF DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. II
revitalizes and builds up the whole sys.
tenn. A little book on Chronic Diseases
sent nee. A dress II. v Pierce. NJ d.
Buffalo. N. Y. Golden Medical Discov-
cry sold 10y druggists 577
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

SAVED BY Hrs Doc. A Western
woodsman recently found himself help
lessly pinned TO the ground by pre-.
maturely falling tree. He was a great
'listinc from home and in few hours
would doubtless have died from the pain
and exposure, had not little whining
CIR who had missed his master, and
tracked him,to his wood prison, begun
= mournful howl us possible relief
from the lrcary monotony of the situa
ton. This suggested to the suffering
man something of tho story book kind,
and calling to his little pet, he smeared
his shaggy lace with b. God, and bale
him return home for help. The little
creature evidently realized the impor-
tance of his mission. for he trutted home
ward forthwith, and breaking in upon
the astouuded hous, hold, gave the first
alarm. He led the way back to the
wounded man, and in an ecstacy of
wlines attested his satisfaction ct the
deliverance.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
Jackson AMI the Bravo,

1t was while he was Judge thai he ar
rested the notorious desperate Is AN,
whom robodv else could arrest Many
of Beans d, ndant~ are still living, and
the place whore old Hckory's ewes
brought him down is still pointed ont.
As the story run, b an went "wav
and left his family f,r two wears. When
he returned his wife celebrated III" adj
vent by presenting lum with newborn
babe. This WIS n now departure in do
mostic economy, and b an did not acce"t
the situation with very good grace. H.
demlnde an explanation, and in thu all
sence OF satisf Glory one, lie >harpeno !
his knife and d deliberately cut off Il, III
ears of the poor little baby. p,0yIullv r.
marking rs lie did 50, that he wanted to
distinguish it from his own. Come
thought this was an innocent proceeding,
IA practical joke on the baby, in fact,
willie others considered it an OUTRAGE
should be punishe The grand Jury that
took that view OF the cas- aud inflicted
Bean, Bean, as usurl. brushed mp his
horse pistols and said that they m ght in
dict. bur they couldn't arr st Ii N. TIE
sheriff tried it aud WAS vmquishcl.
Court came on, the criminal docket was
c led. aud the clerk reported 3 3an "not
taken"
What's the matter" asked Judge
Jackson of the sheriff.
Mornings the matt r. only can t
arrest him, replied the official,
"1hen, by the Etern.I summon the
county to help yon, ami bring him in
here" thundered the judge.
The sheriff gathered up some citizens,
and advanced on b an. The latt, back
ed himself up against a house to prevent
a rear attack, drew his pistols, AMI 'old
them to come on. He WAS a center shot,
and to have advanced would have been
certain death Ia suma No one cared to
sacrifice bls lie in giving the Others a
chance to make Stlrt. The sheriff re
ported to Jackson that Bean could not
he taken without n sacrifice OF lives.
"By til" f 'ernal ! summon the rOmt t.
Numbered the rate Judge ; AMI 81 the
coult" WIS su nmouel.
Jackson Iefu ed arms, and advanced
empty handed aud bareheadrd upon
Bean. His friends tried to restrain him,
AS he valued his lie, but he hee Ie them
not. He kept his cod eyes fixed upon
the desperate, walker right up t. him,
jerked his pis OILS away, took him by the
collar, and marched him of to Jail.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

Th" >'"'"t &c 'np'ivHtton Fea' ures o.
Grecian IN nj /. llturnei neck aud be IA iIully
roun ed arms, are no dlu tvety nice thugs to av
aud ltlir- who ossess these cha ms have fea on To
ne tluiRnI TO Mltrcr Naule; vet, aft r al the
mo CAVITY ting -, all wonanly chs ms Ia pure
fresh aud III ant cOmpl xion. THIS snpe l'iivp
hstln ton lalt II ay secure by usnf HAoAss
M,GNollA BALM, the STANDARD b ant ing prepirA
ZION the present az II oilers IRON al oriii arN
cosmetics IN tire most -ss 'n'ia paru ula ina r
m ch AS II contains no injnr uH iniredieut. a.
contract sh iyc til, skin al the rinPent
Dlpums"' lotions" aud pow1e s" event. ally do,
but prod sa Ia ing llv l.ues- BY imp owing thu
h of ia skin, I'm Ter t. OPP ration the extnr,
II the euidermi- hecom finer. and the surisc a. I
IL NlVt and smooth o.. porcelain. F"atutcs cannot
be cha ged but compi ons can an IL is quite
a." Tin thai I'D " tn no other h rin thana 1 esh
and rosy compl Nion. viii t,rat more admir- on In
mntn than her n,ishOor With 81 $3.50 t.ce but 4
Il W sin
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

The strengtt and neryou- energ, Of the human body
Ight be increased dur ng the vii ter. for two
In the hr t place diseases OF the mot deasly
hurac,er m be Generate al this and second
- II is of the utmo Importance that during the colo
this the shosld be put in a condition
withstand the erec II the Spring miasms and tn.
ubseqne pres sins heat Of Summer II IL the, efor
dv sable fact essential 10 tone. guate and invgo
e,;v aud reoretve organs at this iod OF
tte yer AID If a. the stomachic, and teratves a.
r sent known IL ,,tetters Stomach Bters 10 the most
.rful tho m st harmless ard the mo agreeable.
he temperature of winter won he IN self = eorou
mic 4 lid not un foi tunate lrug attn vo uint
II CHI, lirg moi ture and unwholesomc winds, who
nard. agaiutt there - secur ty for health In
II ct oil course Of tn Bi tors TO give and ton
% the en- ire or .aniz touths superficial mu -cies an'
iery.s a, well the mt rial visce regular hao
f DO y heathy AMI nitur, h1w OF bde, An active d.
.eston good appetite. pu blood, and viz Us eli e
,ulation of that huid the .sing denvab :
rom a persistent use of II tiers ST mach Btters,
which n. orly IA ,rt THAI apple, the OF tie best
ic c1thlrt cs AMI antissptic' prescribed in their
spa form. by but pf rms the threcfol'
work invgoraton Ilation and pur heation at on
md the me time.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
For Dysl,pl,sj,,.

Indigestion, depression Of spirits, and
general debility In their various forms
also, as n preventive against fever and
ague, and other intermittent fcvcrs, the
"Ferro-Phosphorntcd Elixir of Cali.
,aya. made by C,swell, Hazard h Co.. ,
New York, and sold by all druggists, IL
the best tonic, AMI MS a tonic for patients
recovering from fever or ether sickness,
!: has no cqull. Conn.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

roR THRoAr DIsEAsIs and Affections
II the chest, BtoraS bronchial r ock-
IS, are of value For Coughs, Irritation
# the Throat caused by cold, or Unusuil
Exertion OF the vocal organs, i'll speak
ing in public, or singing, they produce
beneficial results -Crm.