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, 1873-02-19
TAXATION OF BANK SHARES.

Tho First National Bank OF Mendoza, in La
sallo County, filed bill asking an injunction
upon the Collector Of taxes for that Town, to
prevent him from collecting M assessment Of
taxcB upon tho eharos Of that bank. The
ground upon which tho injunction was asked
was, that the tax was levied in Lasallo County
against al1 the shareholders, when, In fact, part
OF tho shareholders resided IN Bureau County.
It was claimed TINT thero was no power to levy
taxes in Lasallo County against shareholders tn
Bureau County, because tho situs Of tho shares
muat lie in tho county whore . tho
owners reside; Tint, there being no
lawful powor to tax tlese ahnres
owned by non-rosidents, no tax could be col
leoted on the ahares Of residents because tho Con-
as to persons and property. This prayer for an
injunction was placed upon the docision made
by Judge Dlodgott, OF tho United StnteH District
Court, in q similar caso In that case Judge
Blodgett granted M injunction restraining the
Tax Collectors Of Chicago from collecting tax
from tho National Banks located in this city,
which Injunction has been repeated In several
cases.
Tho caae from LaSallo County WAS taken to
tia Supreme Court Of Illinois, aud has boon
determined in favor OF the power to tux. The
Judgment Was unanimous. The Court held that,
under the various acts Of Congress on this SUBJ
tcct, tho shares of these banks arc p1acod
under the taxing power Of the State wherein
the bank ia located, and that tho law pro-
hibits their being taxed in any other
State. Tho present question is, therefore,
wholly nndor tho laws Of tho State Of Illinois.
Under the decision Of tho Federal Court, there
would be a practical exemption from all taxation
Of bank aharea. The Legislature, in the act Of
1867, hxed tho situs Of bank shares, for purposes
OF taxation, in the county where the bank was
locatod. Tho Federal Court assumed TINT the
situs Of tile aharos could not bo separated by
statute from the residence Of the ownors. But
the State Supreme Court declares that the State
Legislature has tho power to separate tho situs
from tue residence Of the owners, and did exer-
cise 1t. Tho Court citos several decialons by tho
Courts of other States in accordance with ita
own, and concludes the opinion with tho follow
ing suggestions,
wo cannot regard tho attempt Of the National
Banks to shield their stockholders from oil State taxa
tion at all meritoriouB They offer no ground for
tho alleged exemption which NO regard ua oven
plausible.
Although thelr frauchiaos are conferred by act Of
Congress- still al their business fur conducted
with reference to profit done under Stale 1aws
tho same ~ corporations created BY the laws Of this
sate. Is by tho laws Of the sats that their bua-
transactfons governed. and by tho 1awR
that thotr property is protected. So TINT thoy arc
under tho same duty to contribute to the support Of
State and municipal Governments as any natural per-
Slate corporation may be, Unless exempted by
plain rule Of law thay should not asl court oe
equity to relieve Their stochholeru from that duty.
, 1873-02-19

New YoRK, Tob. 18.--seyoral OF thu creditors
Of tho Dowlos Brothers state that the claims in
this country against tho firm amount to over
$1,000 Tho Japanese claim iB said to bo as
much as soc, 000 It Is claimed that Nathan APP
been attached In tlto intorest OF the Japanese ia
lable as partner, md, beyond what can be ro-
all*1a from hia aatate lttlo ia expected by tho
noaTos, Feb. 18-At meeting, to-tlay, Of the
Court. preliminary ,aotlon was granted for
hearing OH March ID, to t!oLcrmino na to tLo LA
h!lsty ef Appleton'a estate on tho bankruptcy
proceedings Of Dowlos prothers
, 1873-02-19

II ia probable that the present Congross will
not reach Mr. Fralinghuyaen's bill for warning
upon the Mor1nons. Itia to be hoped not. The
best sentiment prevailing in both Houses aoems
to bo disincined to inaugurate any harsh legia-
lation 60 long as tho Territory Of Utah romainu
in its present quiet and prosperous condition.
Tho effect Of the prosecutions Of polygamy in
Utah, last year, was very different from what Ind
been anticipated. It WAS claimed that
theHe prosecutions miacarried because the Terri
torial laws were not sufficiently stringent
and hence tho introduction Of Frolinghuy-
sens bill, which would virtually throw
tho entire powor OF conviction into tho hands OF
United States Maraha1s. Tho United statoa
A1arslals, in pursuit Of such course, would
have to bo sustained by tho Unitod stateB troops
It may bo seriously doubted whether the time
has como for tho application Of Ruch o1trome
measures, especially whom they would broa1s in
upon community that is living peacefully, iso.
lated from tho rest Of tho country, and not OK.
ertiug any pernicious influence upon mankind II
general. There Is no question that polygamy
interests and deconceH Of society, will give waJ
! before the advance Of civilization. One meet
not 50 outside Of Salt Lalto City for cyidonco o.
| this. So far from the h1ormons exerting any
proselytlng influence over the smaller number o
Gontilcs living among them, just tho contrary IL
true. The Gentle influence, in apito Of. the in
feriorlty Of numbers, has alroady produced 0
distrusat OF tho institution Of po'ygnmy, and {
| large body Of the MormonB now rofuae to prac
tico 1t. rs this influence onlargos with time, Il
will become still moro ot1icIout, and tho reaul
will be the abandonment Of tho obnoxious fea-
ture Of tho Mormon fanatlclsm. 1t is bettc'
that It should be abatsa In this way than OK
tended through persecution, or eyen abolished
| by force.
, 1873-02-19

Government ownn and operates tho principal
trunk linoo, leaving thebranchos md moro unfn1-
porthnt roads to private control, 10 tho only ono
which soems adapted to tho condition Of things
existing in Massachusetts, it 1t s1,a1l DO dotor-
minod to undertake Government control ut all.
Tho Government railways In Belgium paY por
cont profit. Tho railways Of MaBaaclusotts on
tho avcrago pay 0o-1o ror cont on aotuel cost
aud this In beloved to bo blghor ratio than my
othor State can show, md considerably higher
than tho average OF tho country nt large.
, 1873-02-19
STATE LEGISLATURES.
IOWA.
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.

DEs MonaEs, Feb. 1a.-In tho Senate this morning,
9s ors g sas M Hcts Of the pSer
tic Independent scool Il s1uscatnc, In ains eo1ain
q tho niepenaat School Distriet q 81 Storm IsEe
nuena Vata County legalzlna certain orlinaneoa Of
orsanizaton org Of The 1adopendent % ssooi pspist q
Now Hampton, ch!cknsaw bounty.
Attorney General to mako Investigation a8 to tho caeb.
Agricultural college, aud whctlcr tho aamo Is auil-
md II this Is not sufficient, he ahalt commence action
aganst his suretiea Ills bon nn report to tho nexr
Tho House resolution for IN adjournment sa lte on
"Wednesday was amended by substituting Thussaay at
10 s3'tl s1',cloek, S , md attyp adopted: l.
senstor Fsirsils resolution to naofs tito report
Z relates to e1-aovernoT Merrill md John K. Elliott,
being as the special s1'c or!lor wsa taken up
confederation. Lost. After discussion te roport via
nodded BY strking out al nllsiena to n1r Elliott in
kin Tho senate refused 70 ,ake othcr notifications
act forth In tho resolution, and tito resolution az
amended was adopted.
provements, WAS then considered. All amendments
maao 70 tho t.o down to Qhantor q q Railways, wero
o I M21 aae to eon
illegal " fence to DO bnllt by railway companies.
Tho Hall amendment, declaring railroads connecting
Us to each other etc., discussed, and after amend.
mont, the motion to concur was lostyeas "a; nays,
The Senate recoded from its amendment inserting
the words personal property IN Tte Of hevon9e,
Conference Committee ordered.
Title 10, Of Internal IMPROVEMENTS, was again con-
9idersd, TIC question being upon agreeing to tho
yeas, "a nays, 20-not constitutional majority.
5enator wsss moved INT the 9Onato ag5ee t1 tho
-ycaH. 1& 1H-a8foloNH
Yeas-Dssrasley, p!o99,msr, ,9, Campbell Chambers.
oxTy ss S
Miles, Rumple, Shane, Smith, Taylor, Vale, West,
Kags-Allen, Atkins, nsnie olausson, orary, Fair
tyre Merrill, Murray, Russell, Stuart, Waun. Young
motion to reconsider was carriod-yoap 20; nays.
10 and further consideration Of tho samo postponed
Tie Iill lese.ng the incorporation of tho town Of
T6o BIZ to preserve the funds Of tho State 1nstlt,-
ttonR amended and passed. THIS provides that tho
funds shall bo drawn quarterly on eatimatca made.
TIM blllcgalizng tho levy ii the town Of Hamburg,
Pending consideration Of the bill relative to printing
the code, adjourned.
Tie Houso this morning went Into . Committee Of
the Whole on Title 23, Of Compensation Of ollcors
and atterward refused toconcar n ansnaments By TIE
Supreme Court to 81 ,0oo
A. Senate smendment 1x,nc the compensation for
scription was finally concur1od In.
Il Conference Committee was asked on other points
Several local Senate bills wcro passed.
The Senate rcsoution moditying Tug report Of the
Rankin Inyestigatng Committee waa adopted. -.
resolution authorizing the Governor to Eettlo with
Z. g. Driving was referred to tho Ways and Means
Tho iii ioeaildng lax levied In tic town of Ham
III HOUSE then wsne into Committee Of tho Whole
On tho resolution relative to the awarding Of
tract for convict Rbpr. The minimum price was fixed
, 1873-02-19

Special Dssgatch II 1xe Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis., Fob, 18.-The usual assortment Of
petitions and remanstraneea On land grant, Temper
9nee law, and tax exemptions wore presented in both
Ia thc Senate the bill was passed authorizing tho
Secretary Of State to audit the accounts Of the Clcrk Of
tbs Supreme Court for fees In State and criminal
ushcnt Of cemeteries within the limits Of villages In
In tho Assembly resolutions were offered that eyon-
day evening also tnatructing tho Committee On etato
Affairs TO inquire Into tho proprlety Of reoving the
rona1ua Of Tie ate Governor Randall to this state
their lnterment ucar tic Capitol, aud tho erection Of
monument,
Tho following wna adopted
OF sof-goverent which is inherent IN oyery poope,
have established Republican form Of Government
WHEREAS It is right md proper that oil friends Of
mate eiforta in thfa direction therefore,
the establishment Of Republican aoyernment III that
country, nad extends sympatly to the Spanish people
n The exercise Of al proper means that may bo uscd to
a resolution psopoaing to amend tho Constitution
30 as to limit scloolagc between six aud eigbtoen
years. Instead Of four aud twenty now, waa tabloid
empbaticay was also Iil 10 require tho teaching
Of tho naturaa sciences In schools.
aalury ordered to third rasding by vote Of Il
THs BIZ atne Sf
offered M amendment prohibiting tho socicty from.
holding Its Fair moro than two ycara In place. and
nle speech OF nume length to show the propriety Of
TIE amendment This eaTe rise t9 AZ ho9rs debate,
posed, and a1r, Villas advocated the amendment, and
tho history aud management Of the Society aud Of it,
fairs in various localities protty fully aired Mr.
Villas, IN debate With Mr.. Palnler, brought down tho
House by proposition to bet 81 900 the correctness
ol statement Ae had nade.
Mr. aibbs offered an amendment providing that all
officers OF tho Society should bo citizens Of Wiscons!n
intlmAtiug that one really lred ut Evanston, III.
Mr. Seaman offered, but subsequently withdrew, an
amendment TINT tho fa1r Should not TO held at NIal-
sion tn 1t had hotel facilities suhlcieut to acconmo-
ferre1 to tho Committee on Agriculture.
Tho senao bill to enable poor persous to obtain tus-
ticc freely, at tho public exrcuHo for counsel waR
tabled,
Several bills were indefinitely postponed, including
bills to amend the Htatutes rcatiyo taxeH to tria1
civil actons Of trals in criminal cases Of grand an
Petit turora; Of Courts geld by Justices Of tho pesce
tFnlating tl, to punishment Of criminals and providing
Secretary Of stae to purchase Tayora Compilation
tue Statutes tor tho 9se Of tho sssso: to pnish per-
sons guilty Of fraud in selling personal property; Ia
regulate tr!as for assault aud lAltery.
, 1873-02-19
nfii0.

Co1uMpus, Feb. l9.-In ths House, tht afternoon.
bills rEssed Btnato bll to ausAoriU trx-myera
wheu thuy fee! convinced that the cou ~ conmis.
.:eners Or othcra gro about 70 make, Or haYa nae,
On bahalf ot tug stata; House iii ;, ID aatIortss
County oo'nisasoners to bring suit aRa.st private
psrliay for inluring or obstructt an roads aud
bsidse; senaso btIi, changing lis weight per
bushel Of ~, clover N y a.ea from "a to co pounds
Lat OF JaAuasy' 10 pounds atsor t i t1ns Is pounds
, 1873-02-19

The bill for tho encouragement Of the Ameri-
cal and East India Telegraph Company, which
passed the House on Monday, has passed the
Senate, md now waits only the Presidents sig
nature to become law. ~
, 1873-02-19

1HnAs or aunson1PT1oN trATAn1E m ApvANcx].
gs,tlS, bs mal'.....S1 S9nd;y."..".....82.Kg
Parts Of Jear at tho sarne ratio.
To proront delay mud Mistakes bt EURO aud sivo post
oilco atdross In full, including State and County.
Hontnncos ,nay bo fnado eor by draft oxproas Post
pGlco ordor OF In rostitornd 1etters, at rlsk.
TERMS TO olr4 sungun1nEns.
jaily. dcivoso, Runday excoptod q ccnts per wook
Uaily, doTored, Hunthy included, 30 cents por Wcok
Addross TIE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison aud Dcarborn.sta. Chicago, Ill.
, 1873-02-19

.1kev1oHv OF the Money, Dond, Gold
Stock, and Produce Markets,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Trtouns.
NEW YonK, Feb. 18.-Money continues active sud
e1oso, ranging from 132 to 832 closng at gold 1ead,
ng bankers arc still supplied att. Mercantile paper
aquoted for approved names at a312 with choice
selling at or under TO- Money in London. outside tho
Bank Of England, Ia obtainable at 21@o.
Tho stock market was quiet, and tho fluctuations
ANAL. Western Unlou and Eric were the most active
Runora ati aoat that Vanderbilt ID moving upon
tho Boston, Hartford l. Eric.
wss higher, with business Mt 114Ka114K.
1onDB.
Governments opened firm, but prices receded trt>
de, with less active domand. For tho moment, tha
Germans accm to have suspended buying, and turn
ed their attention to such railroa bouda and shares ~
havo ready market In Europe.
Flour closes lower, but viii moro tpoprv Thu mr.
rivals Aro more liberal. Choice spring wheat extras
are heavy Ordinary brands fairly aotlvo. Whca1
closes unsettled and quiet for spring. Largo holders
lots at Irregular and caster prices. Pork il arm but
no activity la reported 100 brls new tacaa sold a.
$l4.87h. saltcd meats are in demand and firm 106
March At 5Xo. Dry salted hams, 20 lbs, are quoted
at 1oo. Pleklod meats nre drmcr md wantod. Bacon
quiet Short clear tho spot quoted
ut 7s1o. Lard is very active Tor future tho sales bein
oooo terces for March ut 71Go; February delivery
is quoted ut 61dse,sc. About 200 tierces city sold
ut 834@8i{c, showing un advance.
TO the A5socidted Fress.1
DENIAL.
NEW YonK, Feb 18.-Commodorc Vanderbilt sayas
the report that the affairs OF the Boston, Hartford Ii
Ere Railroad are about to pass into his hands ia
hus not been oferod to B son, and that they haye,
nothing TO do Will tho road In my way.
, 1873-02-19
RAILROADS AND WAREHOUSES;.


A C0rrectf0n--LntcSt Phase of tE9
Co1nmissloncrship Sauubblc.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune:
srn1NdERLD. Ill, Feb. 18.-Co1onel Morgan states
that he resigned his connection with the Lafayetts &
bloomington Railroad in the month OF Mnrch previous
to hta appointment Railroad Comniasionor. Al
there waHno Intention to do injustice to the gentlemAn
this correction the only ha deaIred, II cheeEfuy
mado at his request.
The latest indications point to Reynolds and Flage
IA two Of the coming commissioners, the third being
gentleman OF national reputation, whose name cannot
yet be dIeclosed.
LATEST.
It IA announced that MeCrea's friends nrdiu9 he.
can got but tweuty-onp votes, have determined to
follow auit,
, 1873-02-19

Both Houses of Congress havo passed the bill
declaring that the exemptions allowed by the
bankrupt laws shall DO those allowed by tho
E.atos in their laws and Constitutions as they
stood in 1911. The bill hos IN er post tacto ap-
plcation in that it provides TINT these State pro-
yisions shall be made to cover debts contracted
before their passage as we'll as those incurred
nf
, 1873-02-19

In examining, tho accounts Of tho Rowlea
Brothers, it is found TINT tho deposits Of A1ner-
caua which they hnvo ombezzlod amount to
$500, 600. Against these there aro noassets to be
placed except the Newport estate Of ono Of tho
American partners, and it ia not yet legally set
tied that this is liable. Tie question will bo
argued in tho Courts AIarch 18,
, 1873-02-19

,LF{nA ,nooK Ark, Fob. 19.--A roaouton Of catt4
suf5 faaae tho Eose to-lay nganht tho Ktnub{ea,,
bocausc tint paper lad charged that certain members
were wang 20 10 bouBht, and tho editor Of that paper
waited On him for that purpose.
, 1873-02-19

The New York Senate follows tho Legislative
fashion OF tho day, and orders an Investigation
iuto the alleged use Of money to procure tho re-
peal Of the Erie Classification act last year.
, 1873-02-19

at meeting ht Springfield Of the Senate Rail
road Committee tho nominations OF AIesBrs.
Robinson and stillwol1 as RaiIroad Commits
siuuers lhve been rejected. McCrea's nonaina-
ton alone was accepted, and that by the close
vote of to 6,
, 1873-02-19
TIE VOTE IN THE COUNCIL.

Tho notion Of tho Common Council On Mon
aay night Ia porhapB gratifying in being no worae
than It was. Tho nominations Of tho Mayor for
Police Commissioners failcd becauBo they did
not recolvc majority Of tho whole Board Tho
yoto for aud against tho nominations was vol
undoratood to bo yoto for Commissioners who
would uphold tho Inv, ora voto for Commission
crs who nro moro puppets in tho hAnda Of Inv
broaltora. Tho frients OF tho prosont corrupt
and iuoft|ciont police aystem OF courao opposed
tho Mayors nominations, and tho vote atood as
, 1873-02-19

Special D<spatch II Ihe CHscago Tribune.
LAsALLE, H., Iel. 1B.--A gentleman from ~ psao
reports amal-pox and general panic there " taSS
that young gcntlonsn taken Ill at nubue oal!
tAore few days sncs, and few houra attsrward Was
III full eruption with lhe disease. a1Iny tamiliea afe
replrted to hava laft tue place.
, 1873-02-19

ALBANY, Fob. 18,-1n tho senntc, to-lay resolution
%aa aseA for nh inquiry in refcrnnco 10 uaiux money
Tor no repeal Of tho Classification act in bohRf Of hi
f1o Railway and in reference to tho Change In tho d.
neo ~ Of that Company in March Inst,
, 1873-02-19

. bo8roN, Fob. 1B.-The minority Of tho Judtcfnrr
ommtttee Of tho House, to-day, reported that 1t would
ot bc competent for tho House to elect successor ID
, 1873-02-19

:. NEW YonN, Fob. IA private dispatch from
Yonsel1, r., snyo thu: tho ongine Of tho
Hastings Ills morning 'Sa Tno ensineer s was una
bic to atop 1t. aud ha and tho drcman Jumped
, 1873-02-19

OMAHA, Fob 18,-Two moro State CAPITAL RarnoyaR
bills have bcnn Introduced In th8 State LeRtslAtlro
tie l'one looked upon with most favor NOW boluH
Kcar1 10Y Junction.
, 1873-02-19

uOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, Randolph stroot bo
twoen plark md LaSatlo. Now Comedy Company.
"s1.ious Family" " narnoy tho Baron" Aftornoon
sud er9plug.
, 1873-02-19

Resolutions In favor Of woman suffrage have
passed the Lower House Of tho Maine Logiala-
ture by vote Of Ga to 81.
, 1873-02-19

ACADEMY OF MUs1O- fIal.ted sszest, south 9
hfudtsou. ".John GARTH" Altorloon aud ovonlng.
, 1873-02-19

Tho Senate Committee on Privileges and Eloc.
tions havo reported in favor Of roacindlng the
twanty-socoud Joint rule Of Congress. whei4 da.
, 1873-02-19

MYERS OPERA HOuSE-hlonroe street, botwco1
stntu aud Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton Kcmb'e'
Minstrel and Dutiosquo Troupe. Ethiopian comloa1ttfcs
, 1873-02-19
SPRINGFIEED.


SHEE11lf EEEGElEU&K VINtEEWs
Special D.sydtch to TAs Eh:cago Tribune.
spR1NussLp, ILL.,. Feo. la.-Tho Governor has te-
sed writ for m election to 10 held In the Einl 9on-
etural District on tho 18th of March next, 10 fill tho
YacaucY In tho Lower IEOuRo Of tho General Assembly
csulel by the death Of Hon. r. J. Cross.
, 1873-02-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

THOMAS CONCERT Union Park Congregations
Church. Aftornpon and evening.
, 1873-02-19

GLOBE Observation-Disclosures street, botwoon Aadi
nm mud Warrington. meek aud Eeck.h Afternoon
aud ovout1g.
, 1873-02-19
MAINE

AuausTA, Me-, Feb, 18.-Reao1utions in favor Of
woman suffago paaaed tho House to-day By vots Of
, 1873-02-19

ROUGH SKIN MADE SMOOTH by ug1NO JUNIPER
Tcr Soap, manufactured by Caswol', Hazard, Co.,
Nun YORK.
FOR DYSPEPBIA, INDIGESTION. DEPRESSION Nof
6ntrits aud General Debility tho Fosro rlosphoratod
E1ir Of Calltasa BARK tuasaya Bark and 1fSa3 y tne
nnd sold By Druggists
, 1873-02-19

INVITATION to the ptoatdents
MACON, ds., Feb. l8.-.The City Council tonight,
unanimously rendered an Invitation ~ Prestaen Grant
to visit this pity.
, 1873-02-19
Ul)e Obiid2ann Wr2iibr1r4e.

"Wednesday Morning, February 10, 1873.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-15
IOWA.

DEsMoINEs, Ia, February l5.-Last
night, in the Legislature, Senator Burke,
from the Committee Of Investigation
relative to certain articles published in
the Daily Republican, reported that q.
W. Edwards, one of the editors of said
paper, a witness before them, had re-
fused to answer certain questions pro-
pounded to him. de had answered that
be didn't know who wrote the article in
question, but did know who handed the
same to him, and refused to give the
name of the person. He gave as a reason
for such refusal that he did not think
that the committee or the Legislature
had right to demand an answer to the
question. Senator Russell offered
resolution that .G. W. Ewards be ad-
judged guilty Of contempt, and that he
be ordered into the custody of the Ser
geant.at-Arms, and brought before the
bar of the Senate, to be dealt with ac-
cording to law. Russelps resolution
was adopted. Yeas, 80; nays, 8. The
witness was then brought to the bar of
the Senate, and the question asked by
the committee was again propounded
to him. The witness asked that his
answers, which he had made to other
questions before the Committee, be first
read. The President said he must an
swer, aud the request could not be
granted. The witness then declined
answering the question at this time, and
without the privilege Of making an ex-
PLANTATION Senator McCord offered res
olution that the witness be ordered con-
fined in the county Jail of Palla county
till he answers. the question propoupded
to him by the Committee or until further
action OF the Senate. Another exciting
discussion followed. Senator Rice Of
fered a substitute fer the resolution, that
the testimony given before the Commit
tee by the prisoner at the bar be read,
and that be be permitted TO make a
statement. The discussion continued
until Senator Mcintyre moved to post
pone further consideration till to-mor-
row morning at ten o'clock, the witness
to be psroled till that time. Adopted,
and the Senate adjourned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-15

THERE is good authority for stating
that in this country one adult out Of
every six dies Of consumption; aud, in
deed, so prevalent and so fatal has this
disease become, that it is dreaded as the
great scourge Of the race; and yet in
the formative stages all pulmonary com
plants may be readily controlled by re-
sorting promptly to the expectorant Of
DR.. D.Jsyne, which soothes and strength
ems the bronchial tubes, allaying in
Aammstion and cleansing them and the
lungs Of all impurities. 1t is a certain
remedy for coughs and colds. which,
when left 10 themselves, frequently bring
on pulmonary complaints, and It cures
bronchitis eiiectually il taken in time,
and the directions strictly followed. It
has maintained its reputation as a cura-
tive for over q quarter Of a century, and
il those who are threatened With lung
diseases or any Of the symptoms Of bron-
chitis or asthma viii at once give this
standard remedy a trial. they viii never
regret it. Sold everywhere. mwas