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The Cleveland Races,

Id Saturday was the third and last.day
of the Cleveland races. The day was
clear, cool and pleasant and amin.
mense crowd was present to witness
the sport. -
The first was q pacing race, besI
three in five; won by Dan Voorhees, OF
Parker's Landing, IN three straight
|heats-time 2.:22, 2:211s,N and 2:22
Harry, of Warren, Pa, took the sec
ond premium, and Hoosier Tom, oil
Rush7ille, took the third
g The SECOND race was for a purse. ol
sc, 600, and an additional purse of S2,,
900, to. be pail the horses making the
fastest time, provided is beats 2 III
The first purse of s., 500 was taken by
Goldsmith, Maid I'M three straight
heats. Time, 2:19, 2. .l8 and 2 10.
The second premium awas taken by
Lucy, and the third by American Girl
The third race was for horses thai
have never beaten 2 "a, best two in
five to harness, and was won by Flora
Belle. OF, st. Louis, in three. straight
heats-2 :29A, 2:29 and 2 :2S. The
second premium was taken by Thorn.
as L. Young, of Dinoinnati.s03 ysII
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Z VALUABLE Cocks SToLEN.-On Sun
day night last, Mr.. Fr9nk Ford, lying
three quarters of mile north of this
village, had his entire flock of Game
Cocks stolen7-fise in number. One
was an imported Black Breasted Red
Game, very valuable bird; one Earl
Derby, which took the I'd premium at
the N. o. Poultry Exhibition, and also
at the Detroit Exhibition, last winter ;
two Tartar Games, and one Irish. Grey,
collectively valued at $50,00.. The
thieves We're evidently familiar with
the premises, as the varieties were in
separate coops, and none others were
molested. 1t is to be hoped the thieves
may be apprehended, and made an ex-
ample of, as such theits are becoming
quite common in this vicinity.
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Collision on the n. Y. Central
rf.-4r R.R.

90 A dispatch from Rochester, on the
oth IN lnst ta.h states m , thet collision occur
the N. Y. Central Railroad, about one
mile east of Pittsford, caused by coal
train bound west having been delayed
by defective rail. Before the pas
senger train, which left Buffalo at ten
iGaa Be snsns saasd hi ee
train mounting the other engine, and
almost completely telescoping the
was quite a number of passengers in
killed or wounded, The dead and
wounded were conveyed to the farm
houses in the neighborhood, where
their wounds were attended to.
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J -FI-f I.HE = , = ?.
The New 7-3O Gold Loan Bends
Northern Pacifcg railroad.
The First Nation al eanksI


Are now selling and unhesItatIn sIy resenmsnd nd
these bonds to their Gus TONERS and all parties
who have money to invest. as The most preftable
as well as safe investment that IS Hoy offered to
the public ~ -.
sponsible financiers who have fury-i -iugesag1-
ted the securities upon which the ~ <iel.i
Bonds are based cannot doubt the repgrts: 10th
onicial and unofficial. heretofore pnbiishedG
Confirmed as they are by the letters 0I sneh
high-toned. honorable gentemen as Eayard
rayior ex-isov. BroSs. of Illinois. " NJ Bryan
and Others who have recently visited the New
Northwest Letters just published and can be
had ut Bank free -.
have ordered large amount of the z-O Gold
Loan Bond, and will be pleased to supply al
our customers and others who arc desiroas q
making Good, Safe and RfohtabIe lnYestment
we Keep on hand Bonds of 500. $5O0 and 81, :
OO0 which weexehange for Goyernment q ~
Bonds. on which interest will soon cease. Thus
realizing a handsome profit and increasing the
capital 10 to Is per cent. r<,- =
Viii pay highest market price for Coupons on
Northern Pacific and Government Bonds.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the prInc1pai
cities in the United States:
Sight Drafts on England, 1reiann and all
cities in Europe.
G. e. WITTER. Cashier. 162. eit..l ...ss.. - =
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NARROW GAUGE ENGIN shave
it from reliable authority that the At
lantic s. Great Western Railroad Com
pany has ordered forty new narrow
guage locomotives. This clearly in
dicates the change that must soon be
made in the track to accommodate
their use, A new engine of the pro-
posed gauge, has just beep completed
in the company's shop at this place,
and was sent east Wednesday morn
ing. We understand that others will
Immediately be commenced here.
The one turned out is evidence that
they have mechanics who can build as
good and as fine work as can be man
nfactqred elsewhere in the land
Kent BnDstig. sssa. ta.l Z ss-7gd =
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FRIGHTFUL FALL.-On last Tuesday
noon, young man named Henry
Spellmap, compositor in the Regis
ter Office, of this city, fell out of the
back door of that establishment to the
ground, distance of four stories. He
was engaged in swinging upon hoist
ing rope, and losing his hold, was prey
cipitated to the ground. He was con-
yeyed to the Office of DIR. ohm Nc
Curdy. Mr.. Spellman had no bones
broken, but was Considerably bruised.
The physician thinks he will recover.
- Y Q,iagstoscas Hsndicator. l2 " u
The young man referred to is son
of DIR. B. T.. Spellman, formerly OF
this town. s-lt t3S y. 81 i-aNet
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GRANfrE lMoNUMENTs.-Mr. II! M
Jones has recently received from
Aberdeen, Scotland, q ssumber OF
Granite monuments, among them one
to be erected at the grave lof the late
Wolcott Ghafee, of Windham, which
is of very elegant style and workman
ship. The lower base is two feet ten
inches square, the sub-base two feet
square, with al die plinth, and urn,
making the whole structure ten and a
half feet in height, and is the finest
monument ever put up in Northern
Ohio. Mr.. Jones imports this work
directly from Scotland and has such
facilities as enables him to furnish it
of superior quality and workman
ship as cheap as any other dealer in
the State.
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In Nav last. as twossons of

In May last, as two sons of g. F.
Skilton, Esq, brother of Mr.. p. S,
Skilton, of this township, were re-
turning home from labor in Water
town, Conn.,, with cart drawn by a
pair of young oxen and a horse, a
neighbor's small boy entered the cart
with a dog. BY some means the dog
fell among the feet of the oxen, caus-
ing runaway, upsetting theacart by
coming in contact with 3 fence WALL
causing the death of the small boy in
ten minutes. The others were unin.
jured.
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Cholera in Europe.

A Berlin letter, July 3, to the Lon
don Times, says: "The cholera is
fast making its way from the interior
of Russia to the Prussian frontier
God preserve Berlin if it visits us this
year. Owing to the gross negligence
of the municipal authorities, some of
the broad, navigable water courses in
this city were few years ago con-
verted into open sewers. The most
aristeeratie quartersis perhaps most
subject to pestilential vapors. In the
meantime the mortality is rapidly on
the increase here, having reached 4
per cent, against 81 in 1867.
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HIRAM.

[CoRREsPoNDENCE.l
A new mail arrangement was put
into effect the 1st of this month, on
the route from Chardon to CARROTS
vile, which supplies this office. By
the new arrangement, the mail leaves
both ends of the route at the same
time, giving the heft of our mail al
the usnal time in the morning, butthe
mail from the North does not leave
until 2, p. M, giving us ample time to
receive and answer Cleveland letters
the same day.
A new train has recently been put
on the Erie Road, which leaves Cleve-
land at 5 is p. M; as this train stops
at Jeddo, ut gives people in this yicin-
itY two hours more in Cleveland,
which is a great convenience to those
visiting the city for business or. pleas
ure.
Messrs. Pierce s. Stocking lost a
valuable horse last week, occasioned
by the rupture of blood vessel IN
the head. s5ES tsaBsUE u 5slA
Mrs. Roberts, wife of j. P. Roberts,
of this place, was taken to the Lunatic
Asylum at Newburgh last Friday.
Mrs Roberts and her husband were
the defendants in the SANDER suit trial
at the last term of Court, anG against
whom Judgment was obtained for
$500. The defense denied the speak
ing of the slanderous words, and also
claimed that Mrs. Roberts was subject
to fits of hvsteria, amounting. to tenn
porary insanity. The proof was con-
elusive ON that point, and in fact, the
plsintiff's witnesses said that Mrs Rob-
erts acted like crazy person at the
time the words were spoken. There
was. no malice proved, the CONVERSE
ton having been at a 6 tea party" at
which Mrs. Roberts became very
much excited, for some real or imag-
mary cause, and perhaps uttered
words which she would not when not
insane. Her friends. have noticed for
some time that she was NOT in her
right mind, and have taken precau-
tionary measures to not, in any man
ner, let her know of their suspicious.
1t is supposed that the excitement and
aggravation of the persecution, has
hastened and brought about a degree
of insanity which would have been
delayed and perhaps avoided. II Mr.,
Roberts has obtained what little prop
erty he possesses, by persevering in
dustry and honest toll, and the at
tempt to rob him and his family of
his hard earnings, for words spoken
by his crazy wife, meets the honest in
dignation, scorn and contempt of this
entire community. I'll.
Hiram, July %, 1872.
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r. r. .VoTE.-Electing Presidents
on board Railroad trains has got to bs
a very common amusement. It is q
very easy matter to figure Iout the ex-
act. result fromz these votes. AS q
STRAW showing the, direction in
which the wind sets !: A vote was ia
ken on train No. on the A. s. 6. w.
Ry., on Saturday last, between Mead
vile and this place, which gave for
Greeley 81 to Grant II, and the. Con-
ductors says this is an every days oc-
currence.
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Mantua, July q. 1872. 5 III
Terrible Accident in a Saw Mill.

= A young man named Marshall, son
of Squire Marshall, residing some
thpee or four miles south-east of LIMA,
met with terrible accident by which
he lost his life. He was in Mr.. E.
Billings saw mill, and started through
a narrow passage by the saw, some of
the teeth of which caugh. in his cloth
ing, throwing him ON to the saw,
which cut him in mangling manner,
from the right shoulder to the left
knee, laying bare the lungs, bowels,
9Hd all The entrails, mSkiW shook
Ing sight to witness. He died in a
very short time.
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AT the late term of the Court of
Common Pleas of Stark, County, Eliz-
abeth James recovered judgment
against the. Incorporated Village of
Alliance for 5000 damages for injuries
from fall occasioned byla defective
walk on one of the public streets, of
that town. SsPad J -- =
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The GRANTEES hereabouts are gs

! The Ofantltes hereaDOutS are get
ting to manifest considerable interest
in the pecuniary and political success
of " Brick ;" Pomeroy. A small club
was raised few days ago for Bricks
campaign paper, in which the Radicals
of this village took the principal part
of the stock. Many of those who
subscribed have heretofore declared
that they would not have the paper in
their waste-paper baskets.
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AGR1cULrURAL FAIR.-The tWent

AGRIcgLTgRAL FAIREThe twenty
seventh annual Fair of the Portage
County Agricultural Society viii be
held at the Fair Grounds of the Soci-
ETY., on wednesday,, Thursday and
Friday, September 25th, 26th and 9th.
The list of premiums isya very liberal
one .61IGiO 10 81 No ~
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TEACHERS ExAMINATIe

TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
The next meeting Of tho Board vofs School Ex-
aminers of Portage eonnty. Will be held at the
Union School Building in Ravenna. on ara,
SATURDAY, JULY 9th, 1879. a.'s'-
from a. m, to 4p, m.
4 BY order of the Board
GEORGE DARSIE, Clerk.
Ravenna, July IS, 1872, 2O3-2t.
THE DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE.
$15 Important Announcement. $I5.
Those desiring a First Class Sewing Machine,
no matter. how limited their means, can now
possess themselves of one; BY paying SIS
down and S. in monthly installments. you can
obtain the " Domestic Call in and examine
them at the rooms of the Ravenna Asency, No
1, Mechanics Block
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Ratifcation Meeting at Kent.

IlaIlucaClO4A AzAAeeL1nS dS ACnts
The people OF Franklin township
and vicinity ratified the nominations
of Greeley and Brown, at Kent on
Friday evening last. The turn out
was very large and much enthusiasm
was manifested. 1t is estimated that
at least two Thousand people were
present. A stand was improyised IN
front of the Continental Hotel. from
which the speaking took place.
The performances opened by the
the firing of q salute by the Akron
Artillery, and music by Marbles Ak
ron Band, after which DIR. A. M. Sher-
man was called to the chair, who
briefly addressed the people assem-
bled and then introduced Hon. r. f.
Paine, of Cleveland, who held the
large audience for the space of two
hours, with a logical, forcible and elo-
quent speech, which was addressed
prineipally TO his ..old RepnbIiean Ias-
sociates, and which could not fail TO
have naadesa deep and lasting impres-
sion upon the minds OF his hearers
That it was well timed and apprecia-
ted was manifest from the frequent
outbursts of applause by which it was
interrupted.
. After music by the band and gun
squad, brief speeches were delivered
by Mr.. Bum, of Akron, and Messrs.
Harris and Thomas of Ravenna, each
of whom were frequently and enthu-
siastiealiy applauded- The best of
feeling prevailed among the large
number in attendance, and the meet
ing closed with three rousfng and
hearty cheers for the nominees, Gree
ley and Brown.
The meeting was grand success in
every respect, and demonstrated that
the people are awake to their interests
and the welfare of the country. The
Liberals and Democrats of Kent are
wide awake, and will give, a good ac-
count of themselves on election day.
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If you desire rosy cheeks and q
complexion fair and free from pimples,
Blotches and Eruptions, purify yopr
blood by taking DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. It has no equal
for this purpose. 5SS.
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The domestic stands mnrivaled. for, s-as
] pLicity Of constructions list. IL has direct and
the same with simple and powerful motion.
I'd. The feed motion is obtained from the same
is given to the shuttle from the same shaft by
means of light and simple but strong and ef-
% ective & dGylee BY thus % AVOIDING 3 the gr grinding
results a SILENT MACHINE. !! rf7f-f = 8
4. The shuttle which is carried as in n hand,
enea M eass stee 9s So5 s m@n nss9 M9s
100 yards, or half spool OF 100 cotton. or like
proportion Of other sizes The thread in the
from beginning TO end WITHOUT CHANGE OF
TENSION. The shuttle has q perfect tension
corresponding with the tension above, so ar
ranged that with the same threading you get u
Coarse trssd Mailing i tSSrSSs6iy sei9nd
! Gently patented is automatic in its action
there IS Roas % DC compared scitA d. =
expression Is frequently an exclamation of SUR
prise. :Whyi how easy :tfEHs!"f The value Of
this Ieatuee is apparent from tho fact THAT mo-
power is sc costly as that of human muscle; but
when 1t Is romem9orod that the health OF mnl.
saxT or q ~ eaSn year oy asamg
incalculablei eeeT tJssi per ceat OF ltae dreroge
Peer r. sseg sy Ss4ss Sses = g $ased s sS e
called the woman's friendS s4N 1ss1s4 -
LEADING POINTS OF ExCELLENCE
2 COMBINED IN THE DOMESTIC"
LIST. Extra slze and room under ARA.
sd. simplicity. Direct Acti0n.
sd. Ease of 0peratioR.1 i1.34sfrF a
4th, QaietnesH, no Cams or Gear wheels.
9Th. Cylindrical hardened cast-steel Shut
tie with large Bobbin. s.it ft5 t'
9th. TuperiOr Automatic Taxe-up.
Tth. Self-Adiusting Tensions.
8th. CAN NOT BE BUT OUT OF TGNAE or
sessed by no other Machine In the world.
9th, Great Range OF Work.
10th. Dnrahility Of Working Parts
Every Machine is warranted to he all we claim
for it, and Il written guarantee wall be given 10
purchasers IL required
Is B. UNDERWOOD, Agent,
No, 1. Mechanics Block. FsAVENNA, O.
90 MACK BROS. Gen. Agents,
l67 Howard st. AKRON, o.
July IL, 1s72, a0a-tr
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SPIRITUAL MEETING.-The Spiritu-
alists of Mantna and iShalersyille win
hold their yearly meeting on Sunday,
August E4th; lat lvaughn's Grove, in
Hiram, a short distance east of Nam
tua Station Good speakers will be
in attendance, andall are invited to
attend and hear and Judge for thern-'
selves. ..-.--z.-...t .t.., ,.,., s.,;.,.
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NJ 8LYsETT has removed his Hoop skirt
and Corset factory TO the room under the store
OF II, L. Day in Phenix Block where those in
want of goods in his line are requested to call.
Ravenna March ls, 1873, 1e6-tf.
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LlOTS FOR SALEIi..l... / \.

~ out Sweive valuable lots In his second adsid-
tt6a to the village of Ravenaa. situated ON
Chestnut and Springfield streets. BY far the
most desirable OF any vacant lots In town, and
are now ready for sale.
May 30, 1s72. 19I HI DAY.
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The attempt of Radical cprrespop-
dents to befittIe the Kent Greeley and
Brown ratification meeting, shows
clearly that somebody feels hurt
Those present know that the meeting
was larger and moresenthpslastic than
any Radical mass meeting that has
been held in this county for three
years, and more than five times as
large as The Grant and Wilson ratifi-
cation fizzle held in this place.
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wv T.{ rsoo rrst1Tned from

w. Hall. ESQ, returned from his
western visit on Friday.
The new house of Mr.. z. f. DEM
ing, corner of Sycamore and Bowery
streets, is nearly completed.
4 A STATE Camp Meeting is to be
i held near Canton, commencing August
18th, and continue ten days.
Y The new building of E. A. Stein,
Esq, in the rear of his furniture rooms
designed fog manufacturing his wares,
is nearly completed.
MR. simon Slough is spending a
few days in town among his friends.
His health is much improyed.sx
THE farmers are in the midst of
their haying and harvesting, and, in
Consequence business has not been
very rushing jim town. st
TIE GRANTEES are getting up wide
awake company, in this place, for the
campaign, There isflikely 20 be an
advance in the price of crude oil.
TIE wofkronSReeds, new block is
progressing finely, The walls are
nearly finished, and a part of the
building Is already under roof.
WErare pleased ioslearn that Mr.
Robert Knapp, who has been confined
to his bed for several weeks by severe
illness, sgradaalIy improving. y
GREEN garden vegetables, of all
kinds, are making their appearance on
Che market. Il Rill be the part Of
wisdom to be exceedfngfy CAUTIONS in
eating them. + 3 - "a
AupIToR GnISSEI.I and wife re-
turned from their Eastern visit on
Thursday last, and we are pleased to
learn that the health Of Mr.. G. is
greatly improvedsby his Journey
WE have been favored with a num-
ber-of-refreshine. sl1owersof late5and
the weather isuuite cool and comfort
able. But the summer is not yet end
ed and we mayTexpecte to, experience
some screening & weather Yet. ; III
1--WE learn from. 'tbe warren n f.o,,.f;L 1f
t,,t,o,, that Jsr,es fMcFwo,, i,,,,,oT,oI;;.
nent citizen Of ryoungstoxvn and rso,;,.S
merly President of the Pa s. Ohio
Canal Co. died At his residence in
that ~,;tv, the I7tb,inst ,t1r, yst
~ d1ias soo.s La 80 a. D. por.oo :. ro,,n. r,,u
p;ls,,s 8 - . .r:s,, sn
of tha pastorsi = 80 I a. - :; go oh1reto.
80 .ha eo...,,~tr-t ar not;.o - ~
" year,T ys nsst;9a - t5st adc;s.v = fonps
n onother col,snn and 80 ooIiaottons
- 80 -Ss,.l,
49, - - : ~, Y4,a.-.s..a-5.,.5,
80 80 y. "a r.. -, cn Ia " !'AToh' Dy nc,
No srf;n Grotz;naar - No. ~. es ooo
IN = - - t..at'o..s 1Ials.SoO '
1'i,.'' ~ = -
- -, j, NJ 90 -
- M 10 1870 ;ss1:a,,..ees I - =, isf1 80 Gnu
- 't9'rs, - y -e''ss'DH ga lA
We learn from rom Ine Coiumous slu rs rs
pdtch, that James M Blssell' formerly
resident OF TINS county .'''i VINO a''s. was
sen.ence9 l .o lae peli.ent'ary Dy 'ne
y. .. Distrlct Courtf7oI tneo n oftnern
DlStrlct. last November. died in that |
institution ON fle.l 2thEinst.- ~
T4s ,neaf; f;, !, !, 6Szsof = the Ra,,e at fs;t;zsns
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c. a SREED. sec. -
July ss 1s72; M
LOST,

On the sth of July. a pair of Gold Spcctacles
between Earlville and Ravenna, or in Ravenna
The finder will be literally rewarded by leay-
ing them at this Office.
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SEVERELY. INJUREp.-Last Monday
forenoonMr. Sewell Cooley received
severe Injuries from being buried ina
sand-bank, near the. Mill street CT oss-
ing of the c. & P. r. r. He was
completely buried from four to- six
inches deep. Fortunately three other
persons were at work abopt the p.em-
ises who came to his relief and extris
Gated him from his sdilemma. He was
severely bruised but, no bones were
broken. He is fast recovering from
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atft 2 ll7 u - Z - ~
q q TEACHER WANTED. ~fsif'

:. -
To teach a Select School at the Center O
Brimfield. Inquire Immediately, of Mr.. b. F
Moulton, Brimfeld, Portage Co. Ohio
July Is, 1872. -2t.
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= II SO
REMOVAL.

A full stock of all kinds of Gents Furnishing
Goods in fun supply. ataa 'tau SBEATTf's,,
IS A pril II, 1917
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call apd Examine

The new s4so NED spripg, manufactured by
Vance q Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed. TO give satisfae-
on g -.tsss,tl. --,sfs-si 6;-tf.
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control them. The testimony of our best citi-
zens of all classes, establishes the fact. that
CHERRy PEoroRAL viii and does relieye9 and
cure the affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power;F and cases Of ConsunlE-
ton, cured by this preparation. are public
ly known, SO remarkable as hardly to be be-
As remedy It Is adequate, on which the public
the forerunners of more serious disease, it saves
not to be computed. 1t challenges trial. and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Every family shosld
keep it on hand as protection against the early
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary Affections,
which are easily met at first, but which become
incurable, and too often fatal if neglected. Ten
der lungs need this defence; and it is unwise to
be without it. AS safeguard 20 children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
and Chest of Childhood, CHEREx PECroRAL
is invaluable; for, by its timely use, multi
titudes are rescued from premature graves and
) saved to the love and affection centred on them.
1t acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds,
securing sound and health-restoring sleep, No
one viii suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
full Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured. 3ff9 h4litN ,lVs7H
Originally the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost OF toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently ne
lied upon possessing all the virtues It has ever
exhibited, and capable of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.