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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-04
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To Tho RdltOrs OfthO IntclllgOnccr

TO tho EditoEs otth0 lntelllGencei;
OF all the sad and solemn words that
greet tiS all occasionally " think she 70
dead" The ID gone" are the ssddest
words in the English language, or that
the human tongue can utter, especially II
It happens TO be near and dear friend
that has passed away. Who Is there
among US 80 hard hearted as not To feel a
pang Of sorrow on hearing Of the death
OF q passing acquaintance, then how
much more docs the sting OF death strike
terror 10 our souls when he lays his lev
fingers on the brow OF our loved ones.
how many poor deludGl people there are
who In order to get rid OF the trials of
this world Gndeavor TO take theirl lives in.
to their own hands, and often accomplish
their most wreIched designs, not thinking
OF the troubles and endless torment they
will have 10 encounter in the world 10
come, where there will DO weeping and
gnashing OF teeth. How much better It
would be to patiently bear the trials we
have to contend with, knowing that God
does notsend US more than we can endure,
and thatall will be made right in His time
Dear reader has death ever made sad
havoc 10 your household? Has the gentle
wife and mother, the Joy and light of
your once happy home, gone to that land
whence no traveller can ever return, or
has the kind and noble father been laid
low by that fell destroyer death, whose
strong right arm did battle for your sup
port, and provided Tor you in infancy, and
In after years always stood your !iriend
and counselor In the hour ofneed? lEthis
Is true, you are to be fitted if you have not
found out where to go to obtain strength
and comfort then let me cntre0t you IN
Gods name 70 take up your cross and fol.
low Jesus. Do not wait until by and BY,
that time may never como to you my
friend. Death is no respecter OF persons,
he Is found In the mansions Of the rich, MS
well as in the novels Of the poor. He
makes no distinction in regard to age or
sex. He sweeps away the young in their
youth and innocence, as well rs the aged
in their crimes and guilt. No doubt II
would DO far better for the little babe that
Is growing in its mothers arms, to die to.
day, then 1t would DO to grow up and be.
come drunkard, thieI or murderer, aud
then die at last and be cast into hell fire,
Parents have q sacred responsibility Ia.
trusted to them in bringing up their chill.
dren to fear God and keep his command,
ments. II,
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Now York. Dry Goods Market,

NEW YORK, October 3.-Business gen.
orally quiet to-day. The Hebrew holli.
days and approaching State elections,
causing IN absence Of many buyers. The
market Is strong and regular for cotton
goods, with steady demand Tor sheet.
tngs, shirtings and 1annels, at former quo.
tations, Most kinds Ct wooden and worst.
ed goods are weak. Foreign goods are
quiet with iobbers, but are selling in large
quantities at auction. Dress goods, plain
cloth coloted materials Of good qualities,
show an improvement in price, and are
active. Broche shawlS, dull Tor squares
but long shawls in request.
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A Fine Theme for Ridicule.

(FEom tho n. Y. Post)
It is very well know that the Presi.
dent does not possess what is vulgarly
called the gift Of the CAB" He cannot
make an extemporary speech, nor, we
believe, a speech OF any kind. His life
has shown that he can face a hostile force,
when bullets and cannon balls are flying
about like hail, with perfect GOODNESS and
selt.possesion but an array OF upturned
faces, though ever 80 friendly, puts him
out Of himself; he hesitates, stammers and :,
finally, retires as dumb as an oyster
There is many a shallow. pated, empty.
hearted fellow, who has never done soil.
tary thing to redeem his lie from con.
tempt, who will talk on his feet by the
hour, on almost any subject; and yet this
silent, quiet soldier of ours, who has per.
formed achievements that will live by the
side oil the most renowned In history, Is
comparatively tongueless.
1t is n great convenience and sometimes
q pleasure, to others as well as to our.
selves, 10 be able TO improvise neat,
tacile, able, or even vOluble discourse;
but it is no demerit not TO be able 10 do
it, much less a qualification or disgrace.
Some Of the most intellectual and cult
waited men that the world has ever known
have shared the inability with less gifted
mortals. Our most philosophical and
learned President, Jefferson, whose writ.
Jugs are regarded as models, changed the
messages Of the Executive to Congress
from oral into written discourses, because
Of his aversion 10 the former; while our
most active and energetic President, Jack.
son, was almost rs incapable OF making u
speech as President Grant is. The most
cOpiouS and graceful among our old au-
thors, Washington Irving, could scarcely
deliver an ordinary dinner toast with
composure. Hawthorne, whom Q high
critical authority prOnounces the best
writer Of England that ever lived, would
run away rather than face the commonest
audience, aud one of our most illustriOus
poets makes 1t the condition Of his at
tending public dinner that he shall not
be called upon to say word. Artists,
like literary men, are supposed to have
some degree Of nous, but who that has
been invited to one OF their symposia can.
not recall some pitiablc sight, when even
the best among them has been got upon
his legs.
EloQuence is charming, and the faculty
OF easy and graceful utterance to be do.
sired by all men, just as every woman
ought 10 wish to sing with exquisite skill;
but 1t is no more disCreditable TO a man
not to be DemOsthenes or an Everett
than 1t is for woman not to be Nilsson
or Lucca. What shall we say, then, OF
the taste Of those newspaper gentlemen
who think 1t immense Iun to ridicule Gen.
Cral Grants want Of oratical ability
How keen must be their sense Of humor,
how delicate their perception OF the ma
turc Of joke, and how Just, too, their
appreciation Of the merits and dement's
oil human character The funny crea.
lures, we have no doubt, laugh TO splitting
when they encounter a bald.headed old
gentleman, and would die OF outlaw
should they see an armless veteran in the
streets.
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ChlcaRo lfarket.

CHICAGO, October 3.-Flour-Quiet
and UNCHANGED in every respect. Wheat
Dull and 1Arket unsettled; No. /
Spring 81 22a$l 90; No. 9 do 81 10 cash
or seller October; rejected 00a90t. Corn
Dull and prices shade lower; No. 9
mixed BIC; cash or seller October 85I;
seller November. No. / high mixed 80;
rejected 89a33c. 0ats-Qulet and weak;
No 9, $40; rejected 10A20. Rys-Quiet
and weak; No. Q, safe, Barley-Fair de.
mand but at lower rates; Fall No. Q, 64i.
ProviSions-Mcss pork nominally un.
changed. Lard-Quiet and unchanged.
Bulk meats-Dull and prices drooping;
shoulders Gia6t; short rib 1O4a1Oi. BIZ.
con-Qulet and firm; clear rib sides lila
III: Sugar cured hams, 1Oa1S. Whisky
steady with moderate demand
at SOC.
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Natural Dccay-Protect the System.


The human body Is q machine, and
therefore cannot endure forever; but, like
n watch or sewing machine, II will last
much longer II properly regulated and
duly repaired, than If no pains were taken
10 keep it in order. The great object of
every one who desires long and healthy
life should be to put his body in condition
to resist the life.threatening influences by
which We are all more or less surrounded:
and no inVigOrNnt and corrective at pres
ent known SO effectively answers this pur.
pose as the vltalizing elixir which, under
the unpretending name of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, has been for more than
twenty years tie standard tonic Of Amer
lea. In crowded cities, where the atmos.
phere is contaminated with the efliuyiS
inscparable from large populations; in
marshy regions, where the soggy soilreeks
with miasma; on the prairies and in the
forests, where every fall the air is tainted
with cxhalations from rotting weed and
grasses, or decomposing leaves-in short,
in every locality where malaria exists,
this powerful vegetable antidote is urgen.
ny needed. Fever and ague, bilious lc-
yerA, dysentery, congestion OF the liver,
jaundice, rheumatism, and all diseases
which are generated by infected air, i'm
pure water, or sudden changes Of temper
AZURE, may be averted by strengthening
and regulating the system in advance with
Hostetters Bitters. Autumn is always
season OF peril, especially to weak. suscep.
tlblc organizations. Even the more Wig
orous are apt to be in some measure
depressed by the humid atmosphere, loa-
ded with deleterious gases produced by
vegetable decay. The fall Is a period Of
the year when tho renovation and regu-
lation OF the living machine is peculiarly
important, and the Bitters should there
fore be taken daily at this critical season.
eod&w
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sToCKs"Market generally tame through.
out the day witha downward movement
Of / to II per cent in prices. Pacific
Mail, Western Union and Lake Shore the
most active stock. Pacific Mail opened
at III, advanced to zoe, fell 10 Is and
closed al 75ta7Ss. Western Union open
cd at70t, touched n and closed at 69F.
Lake Shore fell from SIT to SGT. The
rest Of the market Is quiet and lower
without great pressure to sell, prices
seeming TO drop in sympathy with the
money stringency; closed heavy.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, October -Flour-Dull but
unchanged, Wheat--Dull and prices
have declined; No. l white Michigan,
81 SO; amber Michigan, cash and seller
October, 81 "A; seller November 81 AL;
buyer October 81 44ta1 As; No 3 winter
Illinois 81 6S; Mol red 81 81; No. . do
81 As; seller October 81 43t; seller No.
vember and buyer October 81 Al. Corn
Demand lair and market firm; high
mixed 4GiC low mixed 4Ic. Oats-Dul!
and prices a shade lower; No. /, 80; No.
Q, 27fa2s; rejected 2GC.
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Baltimore, October 3.-Flour-Firm
and unchanged. WhCat-Firm; choice
white So OOs$2 o.; red western 81 Goa
81 70; amber western 81 75aSl 80
Corn-Sleady; mixed western 0Oc. Oats
western mixed 4Oa42c; white 44a
45c. Rye-Qniet. Provisions add
dull. Mess POrk-$l5 so. Bulk Meats
Dull; Shoulders &c bid tic asked; sides
nominal. BaC0n-Fair demand at I'm.
changed prices Sugar Cured Hams
99c. Lard-Lower; prime western SIC.
Bulter-Western unchanged. Whisky
Quiet at O3iC.
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The Management of the Institution
for the Deaf, Dumb and the Blind.

aus hAC DCaIS DumO anu luc hI1uuS
To the Editors Of tho IntellIgencer.
Was the institution ut Romngy estab.
ltshed by the Legislature for the benefit
OF those most unfortunate classes, the
deal, and blind, and dumb; or for the Us.
pecial benefit Off few citizens OF ROmney,
to the exclusion OF all the educated nutes
In the StateE
II the former be true, then it is much 10
be regretted that educated mutcs should
be denied the privilege OF teaching in the
institution. This is, perhaps, the only in.
stitution Of the kind in the United States
where such state of favOritism exists.
II the latter be true then the Legislu.
ture has acted most unwise in making
such large appropriations OF public money
for local and family benefit, and 1t is to be
deplored by every humane person IN the
State, that On institution, (Oundcd,upon the
principles Of humanity and charity,
should be so controlled as to serve the
mercenafy purposes OF one man and his
own immediate friends and relatives. And
again | repeat, that this Is perhaps the
only institution Of the kind in the United
States, where the board Of regents refuse
admission to educated mutes as teachers
and those with all their facilities and to
whom the world is open, elected over
them without regard 10 qualifications,
simply through tavOritism and family in.
hucnce. lsone man TO control this institu.
ton, in his own selfish interest, and that
oil his famllyH l ask change In the
board Of regents. III '.-,-
A FRIEND OF HUMANITY.
Oct. Q, 1872.
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CINCINNATI, October 3.-Flour--De.
mand active and prices advanced; 81 Goa
81 20. Wheat-Red 81 50a$l IS; white
81 65a$l 70, Corn-4Gc. Rye-71a72c.
OAts-Old I5a4Oc; new 3Oa35c. Barley
Quiet aud unchanged. Groceries-Flrm.
Oils-UnchaDged. Pork-Sales at $13 so.
Lard-79c; kettle SIC. Bulk Meats
Shoulders 64C; clear rib sides 1Oc; clear
lOtc. Bacon-Shoulders tic; clear rib
sides lie, clear lilo. Hogs-s4 4Oa$4 75II
WhiskY-99c.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
New YorI Money and STOCK Marke,


NEW York, October 3.-GoLD-strong
and higher with increased business. The
price opened at 114R, fell to 1144, advanc.
to 114f and closed at from 1854 to 1154.
Cleariugs $5S,OOO,0OO. Treasury dis.
bur,ements 100000. Loans at . per
cent tot per day, with bid at q late
hour. The treasury sold $l,COO,OOO
taken by the clique at 1147.1OO. The
rise in the rate of interest in the Bank Of
England assisted to.day's advance.
MoNEY-Very stringent at from Z per
cent per annnum to ! per cent per day,
and interest in the bulk Of business at
l'1G. There was considerable shifting OF
loans to-day, and some long standing
ones called in. In commercial paper
there Is little doing, and rates arc high
and irregular.
GovERNNENTs-Lower than yesterday,
but closed steady, though quiet.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Demomlized by
the money stringency and advance in
gold, and rumors of clear rates for cash
gold for tomorrow; prime 60 day 1O7,
with good al 1909; sight 1854,
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MIlRanken Market.

MILWAUKEE, October 3-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged in every respect.
Wheat-Demand fair and market firm;
No. l, 81 e5!; No. 9, 81 1871. Corn-No.
9 mixed 3Olc. Oats-No. 9, 24c, Rye
No. l, Gao. Barley-Fall No. 9, Csc,
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A GENTLEMAN just from Charleston
bring, the returns from Mcdowell county
which reached there Just before he left
The vote on the Constitution was: For
Ratification 100, For Rejection 90. The
majority on Governor was 90 for CAN.
DEN, srE.#.. ..
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A CORRESPONDENT OF the London Tunes
writes that Mrs, Theresa Black, Byron's
"Maid Of Athens" who Is more than sew
enty years Of oge and in delicate health, Is
dying In extreme want. Mrs. Black Il
the widow Of the late English Vice Con.
sui at Mlssolonghi, Greece.
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THE PEOPLES BANK,

C1NCLAIR'S SINGLE ACTING
- NoN.FRERZTNG. COMBrJEn nynptT'
L ~; AND FORCE PUMPS-Pa;cnted juno &
Wherever known, Ia now acknowledged To be
une pest pump Tor all purposes yet patented.
Manufactured at Bridgeport, Ohio.
FIease Remembor- The Best is
Always the Cheapest.
~, we are now prepared to I'll orders, or put nm
t tncse pumps on short notice, ard guarantee en-
tho nAtII ana would call the attention OF
for it: "N'"'''"s0e CLAIMED
lst It's economy in construction, combined
WIN durability, makes It, Tor actual ScrvIce iha
cheapest Pump In use. WV ''4'
a. A. tho stock isgAlvanxcd wrought iron Il
ner decay or rust. 'N9 'uu
% inc great enemy Of the Pumps IA frost.
WAich III single night often DESTROYS and sniits
tHe very pest material and renders useless in
the hour OF greatest need. IN
This Pump Cannot Freeze.
because when the Pump Is not in use tho water
Aus 70 itS level In tho chamber, which Il always
placed below the freezing point,
4tn. freshness of water IL alwnys insured as
well. ''''''A VI 'ue
9Th. Impure water from docayed or rotten
pump STOCK Ia entirely ObvtalCd.
6th 10 construction 1t Is both simple and dura.
pig. me nahdle Is made Of two wrought iron
RODS and 50 arranged that while 1t 10 lRht. vat
hAs great strength; ThCcylindGr In whic al Inc
WORK 10 performed is iron, lined with conner III,
copper lining pTeUsnS TrlSt aud makes hut iItiln
ilcil0n. IhiS iron chamber IL not euhlnpryed
D9L placed IN Tue well above the water, and vel
VIII work as well untGr as above the water.
7ih. II can DO used In driven or b ,rrd wall
WIN inc sHine ease As well of larger diAInoiCr
Stn. FOR It's general ad4pabilIty this PuInn ia
without rlvGl Tho Pump may he nlarri A.
your dwelling or barn, or within tho GnIldin~
and connected with tho well, or spr!nr or oth,,r.
oody OF water, my q ono hundred yards an.
nL ana WI Work with the sumo Gaze az though
Standing directly over the water. S"
9Th. II Is single acting and pumps onlv will,
t tHe Gown stroke o. the GRdle' and Thus syoids
Ihtenn1edUyWtrequred In the doub acting Pun,n
lVtn. BY attaching short hose, stfearn nav
DC thrown my TO sixty feet and may offen Ia
1sea 70 advNn,a2e in watering gardens and lawns
SU11 a any Ml'.To"e J, Cleaning buggies, extnguIsh.
tnk ntee' OF eltyhiinR water. We TecoypIze the
TACT tttrcq dies aore power IN sIeysIa ,y.InS
I1O deep Than from q shallow we'll BntHa
IA1 ~ possible 70 obViAtC this difficulty for decn
WYE, wy manufacture smaller chamber 40 That
Wnllo inc volume Of water Is dimInisked. Ire
p oMIeF required 10 not greatly increased We
lam SS..I tuat py the comb LAtiOn, having all Tho
a4avAnt4Ses OF atmospheric pressure In Combine
uon with force, that the SINCLAIR PUMP viii
elevate waller from deep we'll with less power
tuAn any Su6Hlsrl6 or puFIiV force DuJnD IN cSIS.
tenee. This Pump 10 easily adapted 10 snnnIv
WAFER 70 steam mills, and for transferring the
contents II Of Yals 10 TannGries iS unsurpassed,
faction, send your order to SINCLAIR Il HoT.
LlsTkR, bridgeport, Ohio.
"a TWO or thFcc arstclass Agents wanted.
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pEABoDY INSURANCE COMFY
AT WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAElTAL, 1925. 900.
With the privilege Of increas!ng tho sanc 10


DIRECTORS
%llIAm Bailey. Aonzo LorinS,
Andrew J. Pannell, James r, Barnes,
Henry Stamm, Thomas Hurhus
Al. Cecil,
This Company having boon In successful opOr.
alton for nearly two years 10 prepared 70 take
risks at hir rates on Buildings Of all kinds, Mer
ehAndlse, Manufacturing Establishments, Furni
tufe, Steamboats,, and caIgoce on the Western
Rivers and Lakes, also To issue perpetual policies
on Dwellings and Stores. THIS Company being
composed mostly Of our leading business men,
recommends itself 10 the favorable consideration
Of the insurlng public, and solICits thGlr patFo
nago. Applications for insurance will BIO prompt
Y attended to atthGir Office, BAILEY7S BLOCK
No. 106 Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, Prca't.
M0NZo LoRlNG, Vice Prcs't
n. Q. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
W. q. AGNRW, Asst See'y. Janl9
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a GREAT NAN.

n, m@, Prescott Smith was a wonderful
pSc,o wen IN these days OF remarkable
JtssI ".sa Whether we consider him
fn,t y q wit, gentleman or d rail.
M, c. ,11Enale he was simply admirable
uslS y! SpoFiuniiies weIu lew, but he
IA ,Sa WI, nI best OF them. Perhaps no man
G, iI y. community was better informed, M
he Ernn4pp'Gr faculty for impartinr what
w,' a" ~, 70 others, For many Years he
the oil N ~ 'lndelstigAble correspondent, and
Five w M a'es Of Tho Baltimore .Amsrisan
deS,e5tGnee,.c leaEest evidence Of their in.
''UAess to his facilc pen. Ills wit
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Life Policies are row generally conceded 10 be
among tho most certain and desirable OF invest.
menta. This Company, managed on principles
Of strict economy, Offers the lowest rates OF pre-.
believe. than any other Company doing business
In tho State. It's success Is an established fact,
All reserve nom premIumA, as q security 10 tho
policy holders, additional to the capital stock is
invested by tho Local Boards, within that local..
~ from which II Ig derived.
Being convinced by their knowledge Of tho In.
tegrity and prudence OF the gentlemen who com.
pose Its Directory, and BY thorough examina.
ton OF It's plan Of organization, that It 10 In
every respect srCllAble Company. tho subscribed
citizens OF Wheeling, who have themselves sub.
sctibed to Its stock, and organized as Local
Board, feel warranted In commencing the enter.
prise to the favorable consideration Of The peo.
plO OF the State:
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Mr.. Smith leaves a wife and three chill.
dren, one Of them married, to mourn his
loss. His wholesouled generosity and
lavish hospitality had prevented him
from amaSsing a fortune, but it is under
stood that they are abundantly provided
for by q large amount Of insurance on his
life
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S!NCLAIR's SINGLE ACTING
~ - NoM.FRERZtNG, COMBINED HYDRAU,
idHJ AND FORCE PUAPS-Pa;cnted June 8.
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Ayers .Ague Cure,

For Fever and Agus, Intermittent Fever,
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed eli the affections when ARISE
from malari0Is, marsh, Or miasmatic
poisonS.
As its name implies, il does Care. and does not
fan. Containing neither Arsenic Quinine, Bismuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, it il noWise Injuries any patient. The
nlmbcr and importance Of its cures IN the ague DIS
trcts, are literally beyond account, and we believe
without q parallel in the history of Ague medicine.
Our pride is gTatiGci BY the acknowledgements we
receive OF the radical cures effected in obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed
Unacclimated persons, either resident IN, or
travelling through mIsmatg localities will be pro-
tected by taking lie IGJE CURE daily.
For LiCe5' Complaints. arising from t0rmdity
of the Liver II is an excellent remedy, stimulating
she Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaint, u 10
an excellent remedy, producing many truly re-
ruarLabl cures where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER i Co, Practical
and ANALYTICAL Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
III round The world.
PRICE. SG.00 PFH B0TTLE.
For sale by HM. ROOT,
Marietta, Georgia.
H. NJ. nAMMETT & co.
druggists, Marietta,aGa.
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Probably never before IN the WIS -
medicine, has anything Won 70 W}d
upon the confidence Of lnauEaNf ..
remedy for pulmonary complain. .-
series OF wears, and among uie.t "a e." lf,--' Il
men it has risen higher and higher 'n ;A'h - i.,
ton as il has become letter known - E...t'..I
character ana power 70 cure tic y'1oHs a'et-.t4s
of the lungs and throat, have made EnpNAas q re-
liable protector against them. While adal lag 10
mildcr FORMS ofdiaeGse and to young chtldlra II .
at the same time the most ccc!E si remedy mat can
be piyca ioY ing ipieut consumption aGt Inc DAN
gerOus affections Of the tEroat and lang. Is pro.
Vision against sudden attacks Of CT1uP, II should
be Kept on hand In every family, and indeed rs al
are sometimes subject 10 coils ana coughs, all
should be provided V tin this antidote Tor them.
Although settled Consumption As thought m
curaba still great numbers Of eases where the dl3-
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by inc
CLfrgV PectorGf. 50 complete is its mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs aud Throat, that
the most obstinate OF them yield to IL. When moth
ing else could reach them, under the CHERRY Pee
foraI they auhsiIe and disappear
singers and f',tbIic Speakers find great pro-
lection from it.
isthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by ii,
bronchitis IS generally cured by taking the
cherry PecfosGi in small and frequent doses
SO generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here or do more
than assure the public that its qualities are tuny
maintained