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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-15

I"TUTrTFJVT Uft UUTTTFTTtUT.
PoRT or WILMINGTON, July Is.
Danish Brig Gypsy of ST. Croix, Monroe, from
st. Croix in ballast for cargo or Indian meal.
Steamer Celebrity, of Philadelphia, Brown.
from Pennsgrove with marketing.
Schooner Margret Platter, of Wilmington.
Blizzard, from New York, with salt petre to
DUPONT deNemours n Go.
Sioop Marion, of Newport. Hunter, from Col
lins Beach, with building sand to z. ii Mitchell.
Barge Mary, of Wilmington, Lamborn, from
Philadelphia with mdse. to Ohas Warner Il Co.
-, Barge Emma, OF Wilmington, Morrow, from
Philadelphia, with mdse. to Geo W. Bush.
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Owing to desire Of number who wish to
st. Pauls NJ. E. Sabbath School to Collins Reach
on next Friday, the schools have resolved 10 IL
sue half tickets to children, under tho age OF
fourteen years at 30 cts Half tickets can be pro-
cured at Greenman, Pierson 4 Cos Paper Hang
ing Store, 419 Market st. -'n
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The LocUsTs-A correspondent Of the West
Chester Record says while travelling on the
Wilmington and Reading Railroad, the other day.
we passed through part of the country over
whlch the locusts had been swarming and de-
vastating the forest and fruit trees, which look
cd as II Jack Frost had been there. The scope
OF their ravages was about three miles wide. be-
tween Springfield and Cold Run"
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SAD SIaHT.-The scene Of the late Greelev
and Brown meeting, in front Of tho CITY Hall
il sorrowful one. A pile Of lumber the re-
mains OF the platform, cumbers the pavement
ana ana o6strncts the passage Of pedestrians. This
httingly lies between two dead trees. which n
they had not been already defunct, on the night
OF the meeting, would certainly have received
their death blow on that occasion.
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NEW ENTERPRIsE.-A number OF gentlemen
OF this city have formed what they cali the Pear
hominy Co, for the manufacture OF bominv
grits They are fitting up the building Al M
anu orange SITS, formerly occupied by Joseph
!BicktA, and putting in the requisite machinery
Comb, across the way. NJ
Inc grits can be used in any way that rice ia
used at only one-third the price, and is mostly
preferred to it.
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WILL TENT AT BRANDYwINE SUBMITS
Pauls NJ. y. Church has determined to take
part in the Brandywine Summit camp meeting,
which begins on the 18th of August We under
stand that an invitation has been extended to
Union, Scott and Brandywine NJ. L. Churches.
to tent with the st. Paul's company.
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The Board of Education meets this evening
Horace Greeley fans adorned with beard
and hair OF white down, are in vogue.
Rev. Joshua Hpmphries, filed the pulpit at
the Olivet Presbyterian Church, yesterday.
The Red Lion Camp Meeting, will commence
in Moore's woods, on Thursday, August LIST.
Rev. G. W. Denison, of Washington, filed the
pulpit of st. Paul's NJ. E. Church, last evening.
meeting will be held at MiddletoWn to-mor-
row, to make arrangements for q Temperance
Jubilee
Rey. Oscar Hugo, the Hungarian Divine,
preached yesterday in the morning at Asbury,
and in the evening at the Union.
II Thursday should prove an unfavorable day.
the Union NJ =. Sunday School excursion to
Port-Deposit will come of on Friday.
The dog days begin to-day. II every dog is to
nave his day, we trust they will be cooler than
the ones through which we have lately passed
rumor was afoat this morning, that Mallady,
me murderer OF Perkins. was captured in New
York, but the report is believed to be unfounded.
The St Marys Total Abstinence Society accom-
panied by large number OF friends. left on the
steamboat Etilcin Forrest, this morning. TO spend
the day in Trenton.
Mrs. Warren was buried in the Riyervisw
Cemetery from Third and King streets last
Monday. Her remains were the first inferred
in this new City of the Dead"
The Bylaws Of the Board Of Education pre-
scribe meeting on the Sd Monday of July each
year, for the election OF teachers, In accord
ance Herewith, the Board will meet this eve
ming.
The author OF
ION for garden OF eucumbers;
Oh TOT an Iceberg or tw- at control"
could justly appreciate what he was saying il he
were in this latitude, now
The Chester county papers speak of cart loads
OF SOIL being washed by the recent rains. And
We should judge from the appearance Of our
drinking water that they all found their way to |
the Brandywine and many Of them to our city |
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LEwEs AND New YoRK-A line of steamers is
now put, upon the route from New York to
Lewes, the first trip being made to day from
New-Yor and will leave Lewis on the return
trip tomorrow and 80 continue arriving and de-
parting and arriving on alternate days through
out the season. The fare between the two
places il $3.50.
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REPAIRS TO School BUILDING The Friends
building on West street near 4th ID being altered
and repaired Both ends have been torn out
each end. This will enlarge the school room
also the room Of the mission school and will be
welcome addition to the Lyceum room
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A Temperance meet
ing viii be held this evening in the City Hall.
which will be addressed by Rev. G. W. Dennisop.
formerly pastor of the Second Baptist Church OF
TINS city, but now editor of the National Ara
.dnche, temperance paper published in
Washington. "
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n, George Hetzel, the painter, whose home is near
Pittsburg Penna, is spending a norton ~ tha
summer in this city, the guest of Mr.. Henry 7,
Iatnall. His time is assiduously devoted 10 Art
and he is much of the time skstching along the
Brandywine, Heis delighted with the Attractions
OF our beautiful stream. Mr.. Hetzel is an agree.
halr and eyes, and wears full beard and mons
taehe. lie is apparently about forty years Of
age. He spent several years in Europe. aeouir-
ing the art of portrait painting, but preferrine
landscape painting turned his attention to thai
branch OF art. He is one of the most oonscien
tious artists in the American Galaxy OF paintara
works industriously, and does not like many Of
his contemporaries, send cut, hurriedly half
finished pictures. His fame is great already
among true art lovers, and every painting that
leaves his eazel, adds thereto. The finest land
scape painting now in this city is from his hand
now in the possession Of Mr.. TatnAll.
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CORNER STONE LAID.-The corner Htope NJ
Ebenezer Church, (colored, at Norristown, was
iald on Friday, with Masonic ceremonies Har-
mlony Grand Lodge of Masons OF this city, and
the Mount Vernon Brass Band wore present
Mr. Howard Day was also among the COMPANY.
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New STAToN.-The Philadelphia, Wilmington
and baltimore Rail Road Company, have estab-
llshed new station and erected the necessary
named it Traynors.
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STRUCK BY LIoHTNNa.-During the thunder
storm of Saturday evening, house at the cor
ner OF Sixth and West streets was struck by
lightning, but no damage was done beyond
the knocking of Of it a few bricks.
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Ew-SPRLN0 @O0DS-Mr. John II. Muhlhausen,a
pleasant tailoring establishment al ais King street
has Just been supplied with nne stock OF SPATNG
GOODS, selected with much care and discrimination
Just such stock tasteful people like to examine
and select frem. Mr., Ms. customers have the ad-
vantage OF his 10 years experience In the selection
OF goods and styles Of make up Those needing
Spring goods should, by all MEANS call at his place
before getting measured.
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Alfred Pedrick, for committing all assault and
battery on Elizabeth Marothy, was fined costs,
and held in 1900 to keep the peace
John jackson was fined costs and held in 5000
to keep the peace, for an assault and battery on
James Price.
James Hughes, for an assault and battery on
Bridget Hughes was fined the costs and held in
800 to keep the peace.
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"a Estenssus Furniture ssore-The attentlon Of
the public Is called to the very large and varied
stock OF furniture Of ]. J. N. Hartman, No. 40
King street There Is nothing equal to IL In the
9tate OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for once or dwelling can doubtless be acoomIno-
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods andae at prices as low as the best
houses In the large otiea
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~ TIVE and enlightened experience have shown
that certain substances formerly used and relied on
IN medical practice, are unnecessary and dangerous
yet some Of these substances have found their way
into medical compounds DR.. Walkers Califsrnia
vinegar bitters however contain nothing injurious
bsng eompassd exclusively OF vegetable substances
from california For all disorders Of the liver kid
heys bladder, skin, and digestive organs, and for
TenodY known
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Excursion which leaves this CITY Tbpradey
Aug LIST will be ready for distribution about
Thursday OF next week. Those who seenTe
tickets for the excursion now are not Obliged
to pay the money until they receive them
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good wardrobe, economically purchased, TO
lhdlspeasaDle 70 every bride An economical way
Of purchasing any article required Is really indispen
sable 70 every housekeeper. peculiar facility %
purchase AZ close ngurelis absolutely necessary 10
tne pateI familias of large families and moderate
circumstances, and 1t Is at least desirable that
dealers AND Jobbers In any and every kind of goods
AUG merchAnoisc, be enabled TO sort up stocks In
small or large quantities az may be required. from
time 70 time All ibis can be accomplish by address
ng the New York Purchasing Bureau, 7OS Rroad
men eend for circular ~" AVN
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PARDoNED.-Governo White, of MARYLAND.
has pardoned Samuel Harris, convicted Of per.
Jury IN the Circuit Court of Talbot county, MAY
term, 1872, and sentenced to the penitentiary
for five years from May 31st, 1872.
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SUNDAY FIGHT.-A fight caused by domestic
difficulties, took place yesterday afternoon he
tween the heads Of couple Of families residing
near Ninth and Madison streets After belabof,
ing each other for some time, they were finally
separated by the neighbors. '
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Never was truer sentence written than tbIs-aun-
posea 70 Do Wrung from the Arch-hend in his
lmpOtence and agony. Every victim Of nervous
deDlty. or OF that depressing langour which is one
Of the accomplishments Of dyspepsia biliousness
vsn estiIy 70 the misery OF mind and body which
they Involve. The motive pewer the of aystem h
partially parayaed; the mind is haunted by an xety
aho rear and the sufferer is inca pable Of sppy-
ing himself theoretically to any kind Of businesa as
y ne were under the benumblng influence Of cats
lepsy. ms terrible mental and physical condition
heeu not however, be endured for hours
" any human being. PLANTATION BIT1 chs ia an
absolute specific for all the totments which a de-
ranged stomach, a disordered liver, and shattered
nerves, superinduce.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


TRAINS LkAvK WILMINGTON.
For PhiIadelphia-a4b, $50 $40, TO- 90 a m IL DO
AGO, 400, b.4S, T1b. 1870 p. m. Sundays asa p m.
For Eew 70 k-1.s0 a m. 1a9o and b42 p. m.
For Bditfmore-l2b7, AGA and 19Og a m. l.Ob and
b7 ?. m
For the Deawdre r. RI, a. M, Cfer Harrington.
Returning arrives at Wilmingt ~, D. m } labs
and lO.lO a. m; 6.2b p. m. No sunday trains.
For kep Castiel2.h5. 7, 10 10 a. M, and a2o pm.
Fcr codtsspilie, Reading kc-s.8O, and 10. 81 a m
Las and 800 p. m sunday train At a IN.
LKAvK PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
s.s0, lO.45 and 1910 o. m. 1910 49, 400, $780,
lou, s.eO and 1880 p. m sundaye 200, l1sO p. m.
TEAMS ARRIVE AT WHINING on
From DeiaDare X R-aOO from New CAatle)
1910 a. m. $50, ais and 9 p. M (The two latter
are freight with passenger car attached.
From W. q r R.-s1B and 1LAO, a m. 6Ab and
alo p. m. Sunday train at 8 p. m.
From PhiiadelphiI-19.AQ, $50 a. m 1898, ia45,
So nOI, sis, s.96, 1880. Sunday lasS' a. a. and
1880 p. m.
sTRAMB0AT h \. FELTON,.
LedU Wilmington al $50 a m and LOO p. n. /;
returning leaves Philadelphia at s.Bo Q. N, and ans
p. m.
EW- See time tahea for furthAr naPtaculara
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how TO BOIL PoTAToEs- Buy potatoes. II YOU
prefer it, you can grow them, but the process Is
longer S and more expensive, especially il you
aont pay your grocer. Procure something TO
boil them in. Boil them in it. ~
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ASSISTANT ELEoTED.-Samuel Nee Mcpher-
son has been elected by the Board OF Directors
OF the Wilmington Institute Assistant Librarian,
and will enter upon the discharge Of his duties
next week
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WUr TOWN SHOE STORE.

LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
Are most respectfully invited to call at
NO. 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET,
hand made BOOTS, SHOES and GATHERS mads
TO order. A perfect 1t guaranteed.
LADIES, MISSES, and cHILDRBEs
machine sewed boots and shoes for sale at the verv
lowest prices. Do not forget 20 call and learn nv
DeIore giving your orders elsewhere for GUS
tom boots, shoes and gaiterA
Repairing neatly and promptly done
]. M. HOLMES
Me- 10 West Eighth street
maf2s-u I'D door from ShipleyJ VII, Del.
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Dollar Reward SNap-Clty Item.
Shutzen Festival-Wilmlngton kine Club.
Ilardware-Trumau shaw, Phllad'a-
Funeral netices.
Lot TO rent-WIa. II. Ingram.
COOK wanted, to go In the country.
Position as h0usekeeper wanted.
Grand Opera HOuse-can Bryants Minstrels
Juruheba (3d page.)
The Vital Drain-lIoste terra Btters.
NOtlce-Dealers In newspapers
Commercial OF June 18th wanted
Brass Goods. (3d paRe.)
10 Agents. (8d page.)
$3.50 month. sd paRo)
Free to BOOK Agents. $50 page)
Chance for Agents. 80 page)
No Humbug l3d page
Agents Wanted. I'D page.)
Wells Carboic Tablets sd page
Royal Chance for Agents. I'D p-ge.)
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MERELY MHkrIoNED.

~ The latest and best thing out the DOLLAR
REWARD SOAP
WIN. II. ALMOND BRO, Agents for wilmington
-ROpsltIes in Mems Furnishing Goods, at Dough
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Ex Decays B6deing Pin9er.-Will never mar he
teeth that are brushed daily with 0deriferous
well protects the teeth from cOrrosion and decom-
position.
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for Bent.

EENO RENT on an Improvement lease a LOT 2lxi16
Ieet on Market street above stn Address
VIM. II. INGRAM,
Nlo-l' 1920 Summer ST., PHILADELPHIA
IGOR RENT-rhree rooms on Second Floor.
a gll0 Apply at No. W 9th street.
ENoR RENT-TwO or three pleasant rooms IN G1s
n market street. Inquire within.
lyo.lG j, h. LEWIS
H4NOh RENT OR SALE at very low prices: The
Il iolOwing new and elegant homes eXcpllently
located WIN every moderH Improvement, POSSES
sion Immediately:
No. 90 West street. d1l eleven rooms
6ol Washington street, {l0) ten
81 Madison street, 81 eiSht
Apply 10 d. II. KENT
,,o, No. 5l9 W. sixth street.
1'''-' or, 9Ol Shipley street.
ANOR RENT-Four new three story Brick Nvs
u HOUSES on Front street, near CLAYTON Hi5
R1nt tl2hO per month. Inquire at the tea store No
W. Fourth street - '''i .''''
je3s-tf WIN. II. PIERCE.
NoR RENT-A large store-room with office
u front, large yard back with stabling for Hix
horseS Apply to +. WOkRAL4L a co.
49,, 4l9 w. FrOnt street. or
apr22-t Il. Z. PiersOn, next door)
ENoR kENT-Two frame houses one mile 90
rom city limits. Apply to &l
marl2-tt THOMAS WALTER.
NWHARF PROPERTY FOR RKNT-Situated at
w soutn END Oi Market 81 Bridge. Apply to
lepl'-u CHAS. WARNER Il co.
LNoR RENT.-House No. gl6 Delaware Avenue
H. with fifteen rooms, in complete order; and also
VIII sen a frame building on rear OF the lot built
Tor billiard room Apply to
M. M. CHILD a CO.,
No. West Seventh street
SEP WI Wilmington, Del.
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aw-J p DoueAtsn, 10. 40 Ma,kd STREET, keeps a
phil line OF Mems Goods second TO in the large
&ities, and a. 20 per cent. less.
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~ The RsrGg on SHIRT ia popular all over the Uni
ted States, and manufactured only at Daughters.
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Ew Rhs Putens PantdloOH Dra1eTs arc com ortable
and sold at DoughteRs.
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IL p. CRuBB.
II Vn1r ro,i BOOTS AND SHOES, sO7 Market street.
- P"st"haBe solicited. Ie28-1y
oSN sETiE IN HAIR ORNAMENTS, Fans, jet
t5arrto oheH, pulcanite and Wooden goods Bohemian
fanoS , bronze and and fine plated Jeweiry,
brushes Combs, Mirrors, Perfamery with mi
nn ot fancy and toilet goods all OF superior quality
ana at Tie lowest possible prices. '''
II. DIXyN, q $. Eighth street,
between Market and Chestnut
my1s-M-w&s-sm PhIladolnh,a
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sw-Paney Strips, Balbriggan, and English half
Hose, at DouRhtens.
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Elizabeth was fined Sl.00 and costs, and held
in 600 bail to keep the peace for assault and
battery on Hannah Wilson
John Carpenter, and John Rider were fined
costs and each held in 300 to keep the peace.
fer fighting and disorderly conduct.
Five "drunks" were each fined 90 cents and
COSTS
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sy-summev Starts of all sizes, from % cents up,
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~ Blegant Styles of Neck Wear always on han,
At OOuGhtania.
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- Truth and PoetTy.-Milton puts into the mouth
OF Lacifer, Ia Paradise Lost, " these memorable
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5I4 MARKET sTREJ
Proposals.
TM Mp. or WILMINGTON nan.


TMPKovEMENT or WILMINGTON nan
4 BOR, DElA WV "A"-
U. 9. ENGINEER oFJ1rE
1880 Chestnut T., PHILADELPHIA. pa
seaed Proposals, In up'icate, made "u
suppl cd IRON This onie", with cspy tbis o,,y"r
tttinent attached TO each, will be rec iye, az %
ONCE, untii IL O'Clock, NJ, Thursday, Nupnst XII
tslg, Inr teh owing ~ dred itg from the chan 81 ~
Chri ilana IlVer AZ three places, about 10 UMi ~,
yards OF mud. sand and other loose mateft,i. ,i ne
separate pro- o BIS for removing rock, an, rni,h
yards, neti) from same river wa Nu"l1
spec flcaiunI, SC, will be furnished tron ,,.,
oiilee, where map OF localities can be 81 en- '"''
jys-6t II. col. Of E h0hiA
NON~TRUOTION OF ICE IIARanu NM,
" AT NkW CASTLE, DBL h""
U. y. ENGINEER OFFICE
1880 Chestnut st., Pm ladelpha Pa.
Sealed Pr posas, in duplicate, made on arm =,
70 be supplied from this ONCE, with ropy Of ma
advertisement ait lCted to co h. VIII he ,
TINS nlGe until, 80 O'Clock, p. NJ of m p ~
August 9Th 1874 Tor repairs OF one and rons, 10y r
VI n OF one new Ice Pier, and removal of The nns
existing tier at this haTb0r. 'i' "uo
Ihe pier TO be repaired will Tfqulre abont o --n
cuhc feet OF dimension face stone and y 900 sin ~
II la feet OF nag paving. he neR pier viii rgapp, a
ana backing stone $3.50 cubic feet OF dlmeRsinss
race and paving stone, and the necessary iron fnr
las enings. The pier to he removed is cfth wnrk "a
feet by ~ feet by 40 feet, II led with stone
specifications, &C. supple d from this office whoa
plan OF the work can be seen.
jys Ct Ii oni mr. mr. W. na
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ESTATE OF GEORGE DRRBYsn1RE, decd.

EsTATE OF GEORGE DERBYsHIRE, decd
Letters testamentary on the last will and tesla
ment OF George Dsrbyshire late OF the CITY Of
Chester, In the State VI Pennsylvania, deceased,
having been IN due form Of law granted 20 the sub
scrlber all persons Indebted to said estate e re.
quested to make payment IN him, and all persons
having claims TO present them to him for settle
ment. AMOS GARTSIDh
Residence al Chester;
Or, TO his Attorneys, Ward n Brooma, Market
Square, Chester jyB 1920
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and I,ungs
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopinR
cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
ana Consumption.

Among tho great.
discoveries Of modern
science, few are Of
more real value 10
mankind thnn this et
fectual remedy fr all
diseases Of tile Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of Its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that 1t does
surely and eiltctuall,
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control them. Tho testimony of our best citi.
zehs, OF all classes, establishes the fact, TINT
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the ailicting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. Tie most
dangerous affections Of tho Pulmonary Organs
yielu TO IT'S power and cases OF COnsump-
uont cured by this preparation are public
y KNOWN so remarkable as hardly to be be.
neVeu' were they not proven beyond dispute
AS remedy II Ia adequate, on which the public
may rely Tor null protection BY curing Coughs
inc iprerunners VI more serious disease, II saves
hhhumDered lives, and an amount of suffering
not TO ne computed. II challenges trial, and con.
slhoes me most sceptical. Every family should
Keep IL on hand As protection against the early
ana nnperceived attack Of Pulmonary Affections,
,wlich are easily met ut first, but which become
incurahle' and too often fatal, IL neglected Zen
ucr lungs need this defancej and II Ia unwise to
!" Without H. AS safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
anu Chest OF Childhood, CHERRY PRoroRAI
lnValnablei for, by It's timely use, multi.
utndes are rescued from premature graves m n
sa'eu 10 inc love and affection centred on them
II acts speedily and surely AGAINST ordinary ooIda
o, uu, rug sound and Misunderstanding sleep No
o., W IN suner Troublesome Influenza and pain
they can be cured. '
., Ogihay the product Of long, laborious, and
~ euoss'g' chemical investigation, no cost or toll
% sPsreu IN making every bottle In the utmost
IT, periectlon 1t may be confidently re-
eu upun rs possessing all the virtues II has ever
e t',l' and capable Of producing cures as
-'''iOi1o'e as the greatest it has ever effected.