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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-31

A POWERFUL ARGUMENT. "A few DAYS
ago. tall rough- looking mUuntaineer en-
tered the Union Railroad ticket office at
Denver; and through mistake, purchasc6
ticket for New York via the Kansas Pa
cific line, when he wanted to go over the
Union Pacific. He did not discover this
fact until after tie ticket had been paiC
for, and on asking the agent to change it
the latter refused to do so.
''You wont change this ticket then, wont
you?''
''No, sir, replied the agent, ftyou have
your ticket and l have the money for il,
and if you want ticket over the Other
route you will have to buy it"
Very quietly the stranger twisted hi
ticket into small roll very serenely he
drew from under his coat-tail a six-shooter
about the dimensions of mountain how
itzer coolly and deliberately he stuck the
twisted ticket into the muzzle Of that six
shooter, and sticking the ugly looking
thing through the little square window Of
the ticket-offfce, and almost into the agents
face, and speaking in tone that left no
doubt of his determination, said
Stranger, thar's that ticket take il
yourself and change it, or III blow it clean
through you ~
The ticket was changed immediately,
and without any more words from the
agent, and the mountainser walked away,
saying, 81 jest thought could induce him
to change his mind a leetle."
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THE
TuRPgDo PATENT SUITS,
Roberts vs.. Nicholas Clever.

The following is the decision rendered by Jpar.
McKennan, at May Term OF the Circuit Court IN III.
above case:
in the Circuit Court Of the United States in ,ra 90,
the Western District of Pennsylvania
Roberts vs.. Nicholas Geyer.-No INLAY Torn
1sTS.-In Equity
November n. 1879. Dtn filed and subpoena ia
sued.
SubpUra aad notice of app LEGATION Tor prerir
airy injunction served
December 1S, lS12 Motion for prcminar t.,
junction heard, and the Court being duly advised in
the premises the injunction awarded I'd pra,ed for
and decree hle~.
January Ia, -S73. Injunction iesued and on no
29h day OF January Indictment served rersupolv
and by copy.
May - 1873 Role issued for decndert to sbo,y
cause why attachment shoUld not issue for contempt
in violating iniuns,iou and duly served
June I'd, 1873 Rule for attachment in this ca,e
came On To be heard, and after argument, of counsel
pro aud con, tie Court being full advised in tho
premises, the Rule is made absolute and the sen.
tence Of the Cont Is, that the said def,ndan Mich
olas Geyer be Imprisoned in the common Jail of
Allegecny County for ard during the term Of ten
days, snd that he psy the costs Of this piece
ing.
Juns 20, 1873. Commitcnt issued.
The injunction In this cesc was for nfringcn.n
of the Roberts patent Of No.-(caled the Big Ia,
cnt) for incre essing the productiveness Of oil ves.
The act Of infringement for which the dc:enaens
was committed for contempt consisted in sicips
Alexandra HsE:ar In tXploGing torpedoes in Of
wells being the same act Of infringement for which
Hamsr was also committed in he case No. 8, No
vembcr Term, 1865, ss before stated.
The Court McKennan, J., . ter delivering bis
opinion In the Hamar ease, proceeded to sentence
Nichoss Geyer for contemvt, and delivered the fcl
owing oral opinion:
lin the case Of Nisholss Geycr charged with =
same otIenss, am entirely Satisfied that there was
mid preaeat, in the Bea,s we'll at least A, Ihar
int:ma.ed to the sss~'sl IN ne sos,se Of the aryu.
meet, the pr.se~ee ef fsid ia ne vsll ~hsth,r d.
sired not, 10 o. i~tr'nse~ent ofhe patent, asda
Ore ach ef the inJsaetie~ IF the Court
Mr. Roberts, BY his patent uses ~ one VI the prin
cipal elements Of hts invention hud tamplng, and
wherever there 10 luh sufficient In q we'll, at the
time OF the explosion ofs torpedo. to operate as
tampiFg. whether II gets there naturally or is pu.
clearly the case In regard to the Boals we'll.
But Mr. Geyer seems 70 have been n,isled by
dsmar. who tod him tha, he merely wanted 10
make an experiment and DC not think, this be.
ing the frs. time that he Ought 10 be very severely
punished
He also is a4Judsed guilty Of contempt and order
ed to pay the costs Of this preceding and undergo
an Imprisonment in the county jai for ten daw-
hope this will i've the 10 It of there cases. because
IF The mater cOmsS to our uO,Ice agian wewil bs
constrstntd to impose such punishment rs will tend
to make the decr<e Of tho Court efeciual.
June Film.
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Avoid d q, Quaeks and lmpo.t;s,rs' ..;s,'

Dr. j. B, Dyotx, 0raduate Of J6srson Aedt6eG7 Aed67s
College, Philadelphia, author Of several valuapnle
works, can be consulted on all diseases OF W.
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has MADE e
An especial study either in male OF female 1 n~
long standing. A practice Of 80 years enables
him TO treat disease with success. Cures guar
antsed. Charges reasonable. Those at az
tanoe can forward letter describing sympso"'
Send for the Guide to HsdlA Price 10 cents.
j. B. DYOTT, M D., Physician and 6QS0eot
l04 Duane St New York
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Consumption has its origin in scrofuleons
and corrupt state OF the blood, hence the taac Of
treating lung disease with cough syrup, basams
&c, &c To cnre consumption we must purify and
sumption cannot exist ORA McCallum's Root
Blood scorcher pene.raes the secret ambush OF tht
dread disca'c and eNtermina'es 1t root and NH
Try one single package nv return mai l(price
I los) and You witlalwaNs feel thankful Williams
Medicine Co, Box IS3s Lis, OF persons cared
sent free.
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DON'T ZEE HUNlBUGGhD

W i,h quacks and imposters, who will not a one
leece you, but in niuety-nne cases out Of hun
dred dose you tn basnm copaiva calomcl, &c (,
making your case worse. Resort at once to the
only sovereign remedy that be relied ON, Or. Nc
Calium's Root Blood Searcner, which bani isheS
from the system all form Of private diseases and
virus in the blood; also, seminal weakness, loss If
energy, loss Of memory, and all ueUvous diseases
icsutng fr' nj sell abuse, which destroys both mind
and body, rendering marriage impossible. Narrin
ted prce by mail l-ecurely seaad, no expos1re)
5 100 p package Each package makes quart
of Blood Scarcher, Williams NJ dicine Co., PITTS
burgh, "a Box 1885. Pamphlet Free.
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For Sale
$1,000 to 20. 600 feet OF RAND
TUBING, at from 25 to 35 cts per foot
The TnSin is IN drst class order and all
ready fitted
April %. Il IL. H. WARNER.
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unAs o. WlCAER,l Proprietor.
NEWS DEPARTMENT.

rvWe receive ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS up to p. M
and present them to our readers every evening, en-
bracing news Of great interest from all sections OF
ths country We have made special arrangements,
whereby we receive regular Petroleum, stock and
Produce Market Reports every evening by telegraph
from New York, Philadelphia, and Pittsburg, which
together with Editorials and Local matters, make it
one of the most desirnble newspapers published In
the o. Region. As an
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-14

Merchants. Lawyers. justices OF the Peace, Land
Agents. OIL Dealers and Agents lnsu rance Agents
Typrcssnen aud other parties in want, are informed
that prepare TO execute 10 order AL kinds OF
munty
looming ,atronavc respectfully solicited.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-01-23

The Evangelical Alliance has filed s.
claim to the gratitude of newspaper people
by devoJing day 70 prayer for the purity
Of the press. We propose 70 discharg our
share Of the obligation witt little advice
which, If the alliance will follow. cannot
fail to be immensely valuable In The first
place, our Evangelical frends, before
sguandering the wealth Of their supp lea
tons upon others, should de. Ute Il few DAYS
10 Fsry.nt wrestling with Providence IN
behalf OF the purity of the preachers. IIav-
ing thus, az it were sradicated the beam
from heir swn eyes, .hey will be able to
sc more clearly the motcs that obstruct
their reich' o'5 vision. TIE frequent :
cuIrence Of such grieyous scandals az .ho,e
which horriied the church in Baltimore,
st. Louis and Louisville, only few months
ago, and the Probability-,mounting 70 a..
most certainty-that the cases Of public
exposure are onlyan insignificant fraction
Of the number Of those equally vicious bat
concealed, are melancholy Indications {
the necessity Of the course We recommend.
When, through frequent Illustrations ard
stern disciplinary measures, the publication
Of she pulpit Is fGrIy assured. we hall b.
prepared to accept its specials ami osssat..-
tious manifestations in behalf Of the pres
with becoming humility if not with graf
ule. Chicago Post. "a
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Earhouic Acid and Small yax

TheloEbon Lancet publishes en- accom-,
~ Or, Watson, Of several eases Of small
poI and searlel fever, in which the external
application Of csrbolic acid nie, with
marked success. In the case q one ps,ien
with smallpox whom be sas At the pe.;o
when rapui@ appeared. h. ordered a.
eneins. and then had the pa.ient-a .;rl o!
Il years-spon-ei ali over With esrs = 10
scid soapsuis. The next Jay sever
attses ofc na EN-. .na, PIX va, threater Cd
but the child was sponscd a. before, an
then her whole body was painted With car
bol.c scid glyceriue of the Britl.h rba,t
maeopeia. Fivs grains Of Doysr's ~er,
given to alla7 is.ssjii;:y, and the ps-ien-
slept quietly for several hours. when she
was spongsd again, No rescieles formed.
nd sas psrient was cenvs'sseers il . ~
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4 .isuIR SEnfr

There was formerly quaint old phys
c.'n in New Hampshire who was large.
.n'e. s.7d 81 hre ling mules. One oc the
a '.u'rls vas 20 uueommoaiy Parv IS ant
0 ,'.n-ta that b, determined 10 ride L..
arir7el until he killed. him. lie rode bin.
nearly niuecy mile in oaa Lay-gsdo him.
in fact 81. long as he could s.. up. III
Exhausted pair az length pulled az q, i.
wagsi3e tavern, The doctor utterly wyrr
out, while to male WAS lcl away, as H.,
owner toudly hoped, 20 Gle. st dawn Ii.
doctor was aroused BY Z Eighth c3nmoti. n
IN the stable yard. Crawling on h;~ han8s
ani knees to the window rs well IS b.
'tifened bands would permit, he said tha.
he first thing that greeted his eyes was
thar cussed male kicking up at tho host r.
mead
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Family Grocery.

Vii. nave the best BUTTER for sale whc'
the same is obtainable.
srGoods delivered FREE OF LHARc
Z all parts Of the city. IL lott
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. Disguised Landlord.

The Missouri Rspu5loa. IS responsible
for the following
'Oncs on 4 time there dweit il our sig
Ter city o Alton worthy but rather irri-
table gentlemen, who was the host Of
famous hotel there known as tae Franklin
House Na4aerous citizens daily dr.
their rations from his literally furnished
tarIe, and not few visitors from the rural
districts preferred the subtle fare Of I! g
Franklin House to the more pretentious
beard Of the Alton House. One day, in
addition to all the good things with which
the dinner table vas loaded, there was at
tae lowe- end nice roast pig, that would
haze tick!ed the pal {, Of :e
& mite Ella, who dIscourses so eIoquently
Of that ssgory Wand. At the conclusion
o. the meal, this roast pig RENAL ned inta,
when along came belsted drover, who sat
down beside it, and haying a good whole
some appetite, soon ievoured the whole of
it. The landlord looked en- amais.d, and
was puzzled 70 see where his profit was to
como IN after deductinga dollar and hal.
pig from City cent diner ticket Giving
ven' to hi- disgust, he sad very sarcassicl.
~ to the drover, Isn't there something
else you would liked to be helped TO 2
"Wal-yas,' drewled cut the d.over, 4
don't care if take another Of them little
hogs, This was 10 much for the eQuanim =,
ity of the landlord, and 70 keep himself
from spontaneously confusing, ike Do
rothea, he was compelled 10 rush out in
the open air, whore he could give vent TO a
fe~ unorthodox expressions without being
overheard by the elect, of which he was
one
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TAKE NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERE 5 OFFICE,
Sartpr,le- u 1871

COUNTY CLERE 5 OFFICE,
September Is, 1871.
The following resolution was adopted at
the special session Of County Board Of Su-
pervisors, held in the city and county OF
Nanitowoc, which session commenced the
llth day Of September inst:
WHEREAS, There are many mistakes made
by P p fuessenich, while in toe Office of
County Clerk; therefore,
RssotreG. Thst the present Clerk OF the
Board Of Supervisors be authorised 10 ask
through the four city papers Of Manitowoc,
that parties holding receipts Of 2. p. Fues-
.enich, for the redemption Of taxes, present
them at The County Clerks Office 10 ascer-
tain if the proper entries are made in books
Of sale 10 cancel said taxes, and that the
present Clerk be authorized to make the
proper entries on said books, and report
each case 70 this Beard, thereby saving this
county great amount Of trouble and ex-
pense from illegal ;sx-deeds
Notice is hereby given, that the County
Clerk can be found at his Office, between the
hours Of 9 a. III. and 4 P. m. each day, ready
and willing to attend TO the duties assigned
to him in the foregoing resolution.
q S. PlERP0NT, County Clark.
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No her met me at the door. and read

aoher met me at the door, and read ny
troubles a. a glance-Tny tender. patient
mother, whose loving eyes coaid gee 70 the
Tely b1tt9m Of nv foolish heart.
She head my passiou.;s story all
rough; then she stroke1 my hair and 70 K
:hs baby from my breast
Poor L zzie--Poo- little girl, she -ai
al this Is wrorg; no good ever comes OF
getting angry, darling. You must x %
bel BOW, and in the morn tng y0u'L 90 back
to Ma!com'
Never TN never 20 back, mother, I
cried, ezcitedly.
Well, we'll see when the morning
comes was her quiet answer
shall never forget that night, endless
and stormy, and tossed from side to side,
with that ranking thorn in my heart.
Mother vas right-no good ever comes Of
getting angry.
Wien the reidenins dawn lit the win
dows arose meek and repentant. Mother
entered just as ! finished dressing.
I'm going home-back to Malcolm,
mother, | sobbed.
She took me in her arms, and kissed and
cares.ed me.
/ thought so,' she said, know your
heart, darling, better than you DO. Ie.,
%, and NJ sure you'll find him glad 10
welcome YOU. I'll take care of baby and
bring her over when she wakes and III
tell Nalcom the faults all mine, because
] failed in my daty when you were with M
/ i shonld have taught you how to cook
/ There, run along now: and if Malcom,s q
bit cross just kiss him into good humor'
| hurried out into the silent, wintry
dawn. The streets were silent and desert.
Ell, orr cottage, when reached il, looked
as still and deso'ate as a tomb. | paused
at the steps, my heart rising in my throat
What if Malcolm had not returned. What
if my -retched ill-temper had driven him
10 some desperate deed? Ny soul sicken-
81 at the thought, and | had not strength
20 mount the steps. At that moment the
ioor opened, and my husband appeared.
| One swift glance, snd he was at Inv
side
oh, Lizzie he cried clasping both my
hazds, have you come back? l am SC
glad J was just coming after you! ]
thought should 90 mad, last night, Rhpr
came home and found you gone
could not utter Il word, bu5 snfferet
him to lead me up tho steps, and into The
house just az he did the happy night nher
i became his bride. There was 9 bright
are in the sitting-room, and be placed il
.le armchair before it. and knelt down at
my side
Lizzie, won't yon forgive ms: he soid
Then burst into a storm Of weep ng-i
never could be sensible and quiet-ap
threw my arms around his neck.
I've nothing to forgive Isobhsd, 'yot
uIlst forgive. was hateful aud cross Il
goa Aa.eoim; AMI I'm 20 sorry about yout
mother, baJ ir'c.d, dear, l did my be-.
snaut the supper
know you did, poor Ettle thing How
c5aii voa DO better, With ny help ani bah,
= mr. e? was brute to Be vrxed. An.
COX at your poor hand. too. Confo3nd il
u-ulyn't h,i j. e.t 50 for all the suppcrt
in Inrisendom'
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IF,sncb uo,;noo, II o,
rno,1;sh ,,
A1,.oo. I'll oo1o
Frenob oil wool p,o;1.
ICo.1 ,,,..o.
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PRESCRIPTION BLANKS,
"cu sSS,

Our job rooms have been re
plenished with q large variety
Of new type, Of the latestout, and
sc fatter ourelyes that the works
turned ont Of .our Office for the
past year has been second to
none ever done in this city. Our
prizes are low, and will COM
pare favorahly with those of any
other place. Those who have
work which they wish done in q
neat and workmanlike manner.
had better give us a call. and ex-
anime our work and prices.
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A STORY FoR HOUSEWIVES.

ever experience ia this lifo in the conscious
ness, when wc lie down at nigh. On Gu
pillow, that through the departed day
have been kind and gentle, an1 patient, am
bave not hy cruel words or harsh deed,
xouaied single human heart Passion
and revenge seem fire things when 90.
blood j. no. and the voice Of our better m
turc silenced. but whom TIE sober secono
thought come. the retrospect i very BIZ
ter. And uha. mn. It be when the II.
nigh D. death IN, forever shut away from
us one f.a- ae r shat We have wounded
Lircloa. ronors harper than the sarlant.-
tooth
] know al about # from sad experience
an therybg hang ny little story
One wintrg night, some years ago vhar
vas Young women, aud the hope, ct
M Life were IN early loom, went to baa
vita oue x .l9-e -erp 1t iaa-- in ray hear.
Al Il "a Macon bir,aaig.-, rao, ana
" ha1 ee-a -rat Das quite Tvs.
year,
vas teTria.e busy taat day ] lon't
,hiaG / -haI ever 70 g It, for !. E.s a 4.y
81 sore uiai I hal invite! MIDI I'm
teorle anI one or tao other friend. &.
81 ~ tte -vennZ.iu iaHor Of tie occasion
end was yr. muca exercised in resac4
- PREPARATIONS. f'r Malcolm people
wcr. somewhat f,stilioa7 ani hard t.
piece.
IN torepoft Al hoar earlier than usual
tn y mnr, suppose :: sad rny hus,ana
a, lie kissed iaby aud started for BIZ ofhee
that morning AMI Lilsic, dear, he
.iied. as he hi-=ei ms do your best. !
want ny nctaer . tiial NY wife the
queen 4 h.H~e kesrtr,
wentto ,1o E..o ne. II glow Of ez cite
ment We II fa'iei almost entirely
since oar iaar. a4o "at my knowledge 81
domestic matters Ha- ti.tle sha low, fog
IL IN -irIA, j, lie taa lily young cricket
IL tie fab.a, my hear va . GgtI taat l
,ens day an night, sd u..arly neglected
iifrs pro'y reaIirie-.
But hal Mr.. Leslie, COOK book, AMI
he,t.r It'll, q sturdy ,r~h cook who unlsl
,.aoa her business
Now Bridget began, as / eassrs Ii,
kitchen, III - right e work mi ma (,
the ia-fn-loac and n.acar9ur-, vt.Ig IsEs
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,ac! to the credit and aurisd N super
tie table. The burned cake was 7m0k "a,
al Maieom detest-j smoked foo sol
Heed ont the best Of by maeaToon5 tn
Biscuits were nothing to c1uIt over. but II ~
Sfan'-l buns wers Llaut g.. I,begsn to fee,
'easure4 ~ piled them IN brown pyraln-
us IN the silver cake plates. Bat the troat
.h- miserable troa; shat bad caused me to
Gu my hand would break into small pieces
ln fry black instead OF brown, in spi-e Of
at could 10. / thought of Bridget's
trout and felt ready To cry. Was the To-
.7an ,i5ca Why could not produce
lie same results
Baby was considerate enough 70 continue
nee sleep, and 70 surrounded the table, !
acting IN the double capacity Of hostess
and waiter, with serene face, but aut
.ering heart.
Now, mother began Maicom in glow
IF delight you're % make beautiful sup
Per in honor Of ny bir;h-uight. Doctor
ieC me give sou ,oue trout
The doctor passed IN hi- plate readily,
! aud having supplied him, MaIcom turned
= BIZ mother. Bat she refused to be he'll
rg. IL 9,kel up in surprise
Why mother YOU we're always 50 foad
Of trout be- saii
70 | am, -be responded looking severe
; = over t4e ,,lian rims Of her srertaclcs-
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SheriT'e Sale.

yVIECUIT COURT. HANET0W0C CoUE-
Aty-- Eorrad -circier AMI Francis CfenIe
against John Spccht ami Vi rrarrlhs Speech.
bis vie Ia virtue Of AMI pursuant to 3
Judgment order q foreclosure aGd sal
rendered in tie shove entitled acliUa N the
22i day Of November, 1872. at general
term cf The Circuit Court for SheLoy pan
county, which vas special term for The
fourlhi judicial eli 'uit, ! shall EXPOSE .or
sale sal sell 8; pub ic vendue, at the sheriff )
Office. in the Courthouse. in tie citv and
county Of Aanitowoc, State Of Wisconsin. On
the 2-th day Ct January next, A d. 1878, st
10 o clock .. NJ, all the following mortgaced
premises, or SO much of the same as may b.
necessary to satisfy the amount adjudget, g..
Che plaintiff together with the costs and ex-
Peuse5, to wit The 'Eorth-cast quarter Of
the southwest quarter Of Section No Tween
ty-nine (29) in township No Eighteen us
north Of Range No. Twenty two - east.
situated in the County Of Manitowoe an
State n Wisconsin
Dated Manitowoc, Wis. Dec II, 1872
ALBERT WITTENBERG.
sheriff OF Manitowoc Co
Bentley 4 Seaman, Plf Atty l4-20-7w
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W -, ,..
Co.,.
n.l:
''' = ''l .'oi,>,o''ihs'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-08
DIR. J. COILS BROWNIES
x NJ I'd
srHE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE


THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the anfounded statements frequently made. chat
the composition of cHLR0DYER Is known 70 Chem
lists and the Medical profession" The fact Is, Chic
rodyne was discovered and invented By DR.. J. COL
LIS BROWNE Tex Army Medical Staff. and 80
named by him. and Il has bafled all attempts At anal
ysis by the hrst Chemists Of the day. The method
and secret Of the preparation have never been pub
lshed. It il obvious therefore that anything sold
under the name. save DR.. J. C0LLIS BROWNIES
CHLoR0DYNR, is spurious imitation.
cAUTI0N.-V e-Chaneellor Sir W. P. Wood stated
that DR.. Coils Browne Wat undoubtedly the inventor
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This nvaluAbe remedy produces quiet refreshing slesp
relieves pain Gains the system restores the dsrAngPd une
tons and stimulates healthy action Of the serstons Of the
body without creating Of those unpleasant results at
tsS1HE sh S,. use o. oPa 1s An9 osnS nay as y a A.
W It's marvellous good Effects and wonderful While
medical sxte It's virtues most sztsnsvsly using In
tery Dtarrh1a, coes Coughs, Asthma Rheumatism, Nsa-
ralEiA. whooPing cOuEh. cramP Hys;sria, &c.
EXTRACTS TR0M MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Hon. Earl Russell communicated to the College
formation the effect that the remedy ofany serves In
chOIsra wa CHLoRoDYHE--ses Lancet Dec. 81, lse4
that in nearly every case o ckoiera IL which Dr. j. COILS
BROWNIES cuL0RoDYNE administered, the patient
Extract from Medical Tnef Jan IL Ises" chIorodyneI Is
prescribed By Of orthodox medical practitioner OF
course il would not thu. Be nguary popular did t not
Extract from the General Board Of HEALTH London
immense 1aius Of this remedy that we cannot too orcbly
urge the necessity Of adopting 1t in sll cases"
on I ssSs saS
Ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle
Sol. Manufacturer, DAVENPORT.
s. Great Russell St.. Bioomsbury London.
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