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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-17
FINANCIAL.

NORTH CAROLINA SPECIAL TAX BONDHOLD-
IN ers-Holders OF North Carolina Special Tax Bonds
are invited 10 attend meeting and hear opinion Of Hon
direction The meeting will be held on Wednesday, June
Is att O'Clock M At office Of Thomas Denny Co., 80
Wall street.
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rI,REAsuRY OF THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY
i New York, June l3, 1873

The july coupons of the mortgage bonds Of the Buffalo,
Bradford and Pttsburg the Ncwburg and New York the
Paterson and Newark and the Jefferson railroads lex
ceeptng such OF the last mentioned road BY the
terms OF the coupons made payable Mt the Honesdae Ma
tonal Bank will be paid and after the day July
next at the Treasury of the Erie Railway Company
ner OF Eighth avenue and Twenty third street
Traosu
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quality not more tan halt grade above below the
grade quoted.
FLOUR GRAIS.-Rcceipts-Fou - Cos bbls; wheat
26 1872 bushels corn $50 800 do. meal $50 bags;
oats l34 49, bushels rye, 81 295 do The -four market
was dull and prices still tended in buyers favor The
demand with sales of 200 bbls Western yell
low at So 81 devered 300 bbls Brandy wine So 60
g. blS pier. 81 Is mo
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
The Great Westchestcr Sale-Niscella.
MeOus Transactions.

or the several sales advertised to take place in
the city yesterday the only occurring was that
by d. NJ. Seaman, under direction OF the United
States Court, held on the premises, OF which the
following are the particulars:-
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Z:3O too p. MI.
CLOSING PRICES-3 O'CLOCK P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Cotton Again Higher-Wheat Eirmer-
Corn Duli-Oats Dull-Provisfons Gem
ernily Qufet-sugar More Activc-Coffee
Steady-petroleum Dull-Naval Stores
Quict-Freights Better.


orally Quiet-sugar More Active-Conee
Quict-Freights Better.
MONDAY. June 1916 p NJ.
There was somewhat freer movement in some
branches OF trade to-day but as general rule the
merchandise markets were dull while values were
irregular. The chief interest at the Produce En-
change centred in the wheat market, which ruled
firmer under better export demand, the private
cables being OF rather more favorable character.
Considerable purchases were made ON freight ac-
count, both for Immediate delivery and to arrive
next month, and generally at prices rather more
favorable to sellers than could have been realized
at the close of last week. Corn was very duh and
almost unstable save at material concession.
Oats likewise dull but values steady There
total absence OF life i'll the provisions market
rule prices nominal. Lard was quiet whiskey
steady, frcights were hrmcr
CoFFEE-We note sales OF 6l00 bags Rio A. w.
Messcr, at ls1ac. gold The market for Rio and all
other descriptions though quiet, steady We quote
Rio ordinary cargoes HSc. lSc fair cargoes lS4c
lSRc; good cargoes, 1916. l9c.; prime
goes, l9,4c. a l9Ac. extreme range for lots,
IKE 1896, gold, per b., 60 80 days credit; Java
government bags 201sc. 2lc. do grass mate, 2lc
&c. Singapore do. l7c Sc. Ceyion. 1876. l9ac;
Maracaibo, ls1ac. lesc Laguayra sc. le1sc Jamai-
ca, 1Sc 9c.; St Domingo, l61sc.; Porto Rico l9c. a
1916 Costa Rca, lssc. 1sizc Mexican l3c l9c.
Manila lsc. lStsc; Angostura, ls1sc l9c Savana,
lSxc l9c Curacao, 1870. l9c-, gold, GO 80 days
credit
CorroN-The market for spot cotton was again higher
with however, but moderate transactions The quota
values wholly nominal, owing mainly to the errac
OF future deliveries which under large operations
again advanced 1Ac &C. closing about steady at the
improvements We sum up thus =
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


H1HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the firm name of Day Ross is this day dis
solved by mutual The Affairs the firm will be
settled by James Day. JAMES DAY.
EDWARD q. ROSS.
New YORK, June 16, 1873
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BANKING HOUSE OF FISK L HATCH,

II NO. NASSAU STREET., NKw YORK, june II, IS7a
We recommend to our friends and customers for in
vestment Of surplus Capital in exchange for Govern
acier and established reputation viz =
The Chesapeake and Ohio Six per Cent Bonds
Principal and Interest payable in Gold Coin in New
York city; Interest payable May and November l;
COUPON or Regise red-Priee ss and accrued Interest
Principal and Interest payable in Gold Coin in New
York city; interest payable January | and July !.
Bonds Of $1,000 each, Coupon or Regisered-Price 30 and
accrued interest.
in operation from Richmond to the OHIO River, 420
miles at cost with the equipment, Of over Ss5oooooo;
and is doing large and profitable business.
Pamphlets containing fun Information concerning the
Road and the country 1t ravcrses furnished on applics
ton
We also deal in Government Bonds, Central and West
ern Pacific and other frstcIass Securites receive de-
posts on which we allow four per cent interest; make
collections and 40 general Banking business $500
FISK a. HATCH.
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For delivery basis low middlin) the sales
follows SALES Saturday evening O'clock
June 100 bales at 70 $si6c July lsO at 2oe GOO at
gust 200 at % si.c loo at 70 y2c 800 ut 20sc 200
~ l32c September 100 at 1927 32c SEQ at lS2c Octo-
cembcr $50 al lsc yroia 1900 bales sales today up
three p MJune 400 Mt 20 7l6c. July 100 20Sc.,
900 70 7l6c 500 at 2, 200 at 20 9l6c, 500 2osc
400 AZ 20 sl6c 100 a. 70 l7-s2,c 200 Ct % 9l6c.,
q sec 500 at so..c 900 100 gt 2oAs 100 al % aiee
at 2Dc., 800 25a 2ollGc 800 at 2Os. 200
20 2lalc 200 at 20 II Toe 100 at 20 q 200 at 70 l6c.,
200 at % 9i6c 200 Ct 70 100 a. 2oc September,
100 10 il6c; October 400 at IS g6c 100 at s1sc No
vcmber, 4OO at lSAc., 100 at Is Bloc Exchange-tc.
1900 bales. Grand total 5000 bales The receipts at
the ports New Orleans, 2l9S bales Mobile a24;
2lo New York AIS Boston. A. This day last week. 2a6
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THE MOST DIRECT AND SATISFACTORY MODE OF
Ia specuiang in cks for those who hve or wish to
FISK only small amount Is that of late sHmuch in favor
on the vienna Bourse VIA syndicate small amounts
The plan about to be introduced here by banker who
gnnings Those wishing to see how fortunes often
made and who afford the possible loss should sc nd
for circular As small amounts $50 will received
Satisfactory references and of fair dealing
will be given Address STOCK BROKER, box 42S5 Post
office. ~
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ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY. TREAsURER's OFFICE,
u New York, june Is. 1873.
NOTICE

LNSTATE MONEY TO LOAN ON DESIRABLE I'M
~ proved real estate In New York or Brooklyn in
dress INVESTOR, Herald ONCE
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WANTED-$7,00O TO 5000 ON VALUABLE FARM
W. worth $4,000 in New Jersey this city, for two
or three years reasonable bonus given Address A.
box l50 Herald office.
go AnA WANTED--ON MORTGAGE FOR FIVE
RC.OOO years, House and Lot No Elizabeth
street. in manufacturing district between Bayard and
New Canal streets lot 25xl0O; front and rear buildings
rent for 7O per annum; property worth doubles mort
gage ready to be assigned Principals only, who have
Company, No. Park place. p. V. Hustled.
GO0 000 FOR BOND AND MORTGAGE AND
pOO.OUO for Second Mortgages in New York and
Brooklyn; $4,000 for. Harem in sums to suit
w. D. h +. BARrIES, SO Wall street.
G7Oe) 000 TO LOAN-WITHOUT BONUS, FOR A
real estate in this city.
67 40 0n0 TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN-ON BOND
pJfA.OOO and mortgage. on New York improved
property: bonus only principals their attorneys
dealt with. CALENDER LAURENCE 30 Pine st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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SIUOUUS G 6's, n. J ~.
10000 \ Y c 6is, 's3. -.
2l00 Cen Pac gold b.
SCl0 Z. G Al & I'd M.
t00O Chic x Mil LIST. -.
l0l y I'm Fac LIST m....
3U00 Lake Shore div b
Ram siIs West I'm Tai "a A.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-12-06
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF LANDS
SOLD FOR TAXES SEPT. 5, 1871.
TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoueLAs-ss

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK
SUPERIOR Nov. 2Sth, 1873.
The following pieces OF land having been sold nv
the County Treasurer of the County Of Douglas on the
9th day OF september 1871 for the taxes interest and
charges OF the year 1870 Therefore notice is hereby
given that unless said lands are redeemed fir m said
sale before the
FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER A. D. 1874
they Will De cohVeye to the respective purchasers
asslgnees, according TO law. The amount of taxes
interest and charges calculated up the last dav of
redemption Is set opposite TO each piece respectively
kICHD RELF County Clerk
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-12-06

by Eleanor Kirk; Misery Jippeau,
Chapter VII, VIII, by HI. V. Os-
borne. In addition to these articles
are several pretty poems, a charm
ing little Cottage Design, and edito-
rial departments embracing Our
Housekeeper, Correspondence, Liter
airy Notices, Laughing Stock, &c,
DC. The engraving for this month
is entitled cold Folks
All the above for only one dollar
mite one dollar and a half. Address
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
Newburgh, N. Y.
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Nonresident Capitalists,

who contemplate investing money here, will
find it for their advantage to address the un
dersigned for advice in the matter as by so
doing they will gain ksouledge respecting
three important things
lst To k1,osc PRECISELY tie locality or spot
7o}tere to Unrest their money.
End. To kaow CORRECTLY the ual,le Of The
property they desire to purchase.
Sd. To know RELIABLY tie acay or nonne,
IN ec}sich to proceed 10 get at the forrest figure
sep22D w. CRANWELL.
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OFFICE AND AGENCY AT
GEO. M. SMITHS.
%

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY or DOUGLAS
- In Circuit Court.
Marie B Dayton against
Annette Ref, Richard Relf and Thomas
Clark.
The State of Wisconsin
To Annette Ref, Richard Ref and Thorn
Clark, the defendants above named:
You and each of YOU are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint of Ma
RE b. Dayton the plaintiff in the above emit
tied action, which said complaint is filed in
the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court in
and for said Douglas county at Superior in
said county and TO serve copy of your an
swer upon the undersigned at his Office in the
town of Superior in said county of Douglas,
within twenty days after the service of this
summons exclusive of the day of service, and
if YOU shall fail t" answer said complaint, as
hereby required within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in said complaint
H. \. SETTER, Prtffs Atty
Dated Oct. 10th, 1878. de6ian17
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w EEKLY TRIBUNE.

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-04

his term twelve years imprisonment in the
County Jail, and imposing fine Of $1s,-
$50.
The counsel then gave notice they
would move for bill Of exceptions, and
Judge Davis said the session Of the court
would be prolonged to give the counsel
time for due preparation.
Tweed, who received his sentence calm
", was then removed by Sheriff Brennan,
attended by q strong force of deputy sher-
ifs.
Tweed is now sixty-six years Of age.
Curiously enough the name Of VIM. NJ.
Tweed is already inscribed on the marble
slab in the main gateway OF the Jail,
where it was placed years ago, zen the
Board Of Supervisors, of which he was
then q member, erected the building.
When Tweed reached the Sheriff g
Office he was terribly crestfallen,
and sank down in chair. Every
effort was made, throughout the
evening and until midnight by his coun-
sci to obtain a stay of proceedings, but
without avail. Justices Pratt and Ingra.
ham refused to interfere. The Sheriff
then made arrangements to relieve him
self of the responsibility for the safe
keeping of his prisoner, and at lilo Sun.
day morning Tweed was taken to the
Tombs, and the gates were closed behind
him.
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church on account Of ito ritualistic practice.
He says: 81 leave the communion in which
have labored In the sacred ministry for over
twenty eight years, and transfer my work and
office to another sphere Of labor"
The Legislature Of West Virginia has
passed resolution representing it to be the
duty of the Government to recognize the In.
dependence Of Cuba.
The war news from Madrid and Washing.
ton on the 21st caused much excitement in
Charleston, 8. c., and great anxiety was fell
regarding the condition Of Forts Sumter and
Moultrie. The hope was expressed that the
Government would place them Immediately
on war footing.
Three white men and three negroes wert
whipped at Newcastle, Del, on the ED. TIT
former received twenty lashes each. and thu
latter ten each. A seventh man got one houl
in the pillory and forty lashes. Blood wa
drawn from two Of the white men.
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Mr.. Summers Views ON the Cuban
Question.

NEW YORK, November IL.
The Tribune tomorrow will publish the
following letter of Senator Sumner, which
was to have been read at the Cuban inaig-
nation meeting last night, but which the
committee state was received too late:
BosToN. Mass, November 16.
GENTLEMEN: 1t IL not In my power to be with
you at your meeting to ask for juetice to Cuba.
Allow me to add, that longing for immediate
emancipation In this neighboring Island where Ella
very still shows its infamous 'front.' and always in
eieting that delay is contrary to justice. do not
ing evidence, to determine all our duties. In the
present case, where civilization has received .
shock, b very easy to see that indignation q
dreadful butchery, inconsistent with the ept Of the
age but unhappily aroused by an illicit dlfbueer-
ing expedition from our own shores kindred to
that Of the Alabama, for which England has been
Justly condemned in damagee-can make us forget
that dealing with the Spanish nation, strug-
Cling - it lie under terrible difficulties to become
present f0rbearance and candor. Nor can we for
get the noble President whose eloquent voice
pleading for humanity, and invoking our example,
has 90 often charmed the world. The Spanish Re.
public and Emilio CASTELAR, do not deserve the me-
mace of war from us. II watchwOrde are needed
now let them be immediate emancipation and JUS
tice in Cubal Success to the Spanish Republici
Honor and gratitude to Emilio CASTELAR,, and peace
between our two nations. Bearing these In mind
there will be no occasion for the begerent prepar.
atoms Of the last few days, adding TO our present
and creating war fever to interfere with the gen.
eral health Of the political body.
! am, gentlemen, your faithful servant,
"CHARLIs SUMNER."
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OPINIONS OF THE PREss.-The Teras Ne,o
Yorker says: IAN old Scotch physician
once said to one of his patients: Keep
your feet warm, your head cool, and your
bowels open, an there's little ilse +" can
harm ye.' This aphorism is full Of wis
dom, and expresses exactly what DR..
WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR Buffers
know from nearly two years practical ex-
perience in the use of this indispensable
family medicine. Its Office Is to attack q
lazy, torpid liver, and impart new life to
this vital organ-a proper flow of bile and
q prompt discharge of effete matter. A
good digestion and appetite are restored
to the sufferer. Pure blood, the life Of
the flesh, Is secured, and the patient soon
feels himself soalting electrical battery.
Good health IL more precious than fine
gold-VMEaAR BrrTERs restores it. and
10 therefore, above price. The map who
discovered it IL . philosopher and bene.
factor ofhis race" -
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Patent-Omce Statistics.

WASHINGTON, November II.
A statement prepared by the Commits
sioner of Patents for the coming report of
the Secretary of the Interior, shows that
during the year ending Sept. 80, 1878,
there were filed in the Patent Office TO-
354 applications for patents, including re-
issues and designs; 2S3 applications for
the extension of patents, and $40 applica-
tions for registering trademarks. Twelve
thousand nine hundred and seventeen
patents. including reissues and designs,
were issued, 235 extended, and 965 allow
ed but not issued by reason of nonpay-
ment of the final fee; 1874 caveats were
filed, and 475 trademarks registered The
fees received during the same period from
all sources amounted to $701, 440.7a, and
the total expenditure to $699, Az. SO, max
ing the receipts q, 167 In excess of the
expenditures. The appropriations asked
for the fiscal year ending June 81, 1875, is
$693, SEQ. The expenditures included
$4,000 for the publication of the Official
Gasetts; $4,000 for printing current
drawings, and 100000 for the reproduc-
ton of old drawings. These items were
unusual, and accounts for the absorption
of most of the customary excess Of re-
ceipts over expenditures. The cost of
printing current drawings has heretofore
been betrayed out of the Government
Printing Office appropriations. In regard
to the reproduction Of old drawings, the
Commissioner considers the amount ex.
pended for that purpose q good invest
ment, not only with reference to the intel
ligent advancement of the manufacturing
interests of the country, but financially,
as they are now being sold at two or three
times their actual cost. The Commission
er again invites earnest attention to the
great want of additional room for the
proper transaction of the business of the
Office, stating that it lie utterly impossible
to properly classify the work of the Office
in order to insure its being economically
and we'll done in the present crowded
state Of the files, records, and exhibits.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-04

THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH for December
closes the third volume Of this practical and in
depe ndent magazine. Its leading object is to teach
the Science Of Life, including all that relates to
Recovering and Preserving Health, and promoting
higher physical and mental condition. Among
the contents of the December number are 1.-The
Potential Sex" 1.-The Model School Girl, who lost
more than che gained, and how" with illustration;
what we want for Health, Comfort and Improve
ment at this season Of the year." 'Woman's
Dress" "Disea-e and its Treatmen 'Walking
a. Medicine; :" Occupation as affecting Longev-
ity;" ''Seasonablc Dishes" etc. Many questions
from correspondents are answered, and much gen.
eral information given. $2.0u . year. Address
SIR. WILLS, Publisher, $50 Broadway, NY.
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TIE attention Of our many readers Il called
to the attractive advertisement Of j. N. Harris
& Co., advertising their great and valuable
Balsam has been before the public for ten
years. Notwithstanding this long period, II
has never lost one whit Of its popularity, or
shown the least sign of becoming unpopular,
but, on the contrary, the call for 1t has been
constantly increasing, and at no previous time
has the demand been 90 great, or the quantity
estly recommend 1ts trial by any one who may
be afflicted with q cough or cold, and we war.
rant It TO cure IL directions are followed. It
IL sold by all our city druggists.
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THE LITTLE CORPORAL for December
furnishes table Of contents Is choice and as rich
as Santa Claus Pack at Christmas time. No parent
can invest dollar and half, a. Christmas pres
ent to his children, to better advantage, than to
give them this beautiful magazine to read for .
whole year. The Chrome writing to Papa"
which Is given free to every subscriber, Is alone
worth double the subscription price Of the maya
zine. New subscribers for next year receive the
November and December numbers Of this year free
If they subscribe now. Terms $3.50 year and
chrome free. Address JOHN E. MILLER, Publisher,
Chicago, Ill.
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Personal and Literary.

Eugene blossoms in purple and
black.
Professor Packard, of Yale, is serious
ly i'll.
Again have they refused Susan B. An
thongs vote.
"A man in Worcester rejoices in the
name of Rhumphul.
Secretary Belknap will shortly marry
Mrs. Bower, sister of his former wife.
-Ubassy, the billiard expert, is to take
up his permanent residence in Chicago.
Ex-senator w. A. Richardson has
taken editorial charge of the Quincy Qll.)
Herald.
The Duke of Genoa, who is coming
here from China, by way of San Francisco,
is only twenty.
Mrs. N. L. Rayne, Of Chicago, is go:
Is there anything new in either!
The late A. G. Whitney, of Lowell,
Mass, bequeathed $4,000 worth of prop.
erty (all he had) to Tufts College.
Louisa Muhlbach, had five different
books in more or less forward state of
preparation at the time of her death.
-Ex-Sccretary Welles Is said to have
IN consideration the writing of history
of President Lincoln's Administration.
DIR. Horace Hatch, one of the oldest
at the advanced age Of eighty six years.
William Cullen Bryant corrects the
statement that he intends to take trip
around the world. He will stay at home.
The Missovri Rspsblioan has changed
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FOREIGN Gossip,

Three thousand Scotchmen live In
Dublin, Ireland.
Tho Japanese make paper boots which
will wear six months.
Tho tax-paying women Of Australia
are to be allowed to vote,
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If you want new shoe to ft q east.
y - an old ono put on two pairs ofstock-
ings before your measure j. taken.
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BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDICINH1.,dnntorTe
1sT 0Esnen.;. caSSst;5Stion" Hebiiity SICK
Headache, Bilious Attacks. and all derangements Of
Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Ask your Druggist 70
It. Betn6Te OF limitations.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-04

Our Readers should be careful to notice that
PROCTOR s. GAxBLE's STAMP is upon the bars
of their NOTIFIED GERMAN soar, as all good
articles are initiated, and this Soap being 80
popular, other manufacturers have copied their
6tamD.
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The Household Panacca and Family
Imminent
Browns Bronenlal Irocnes for Coughs
and Colds.

ACOU0H, COLD OR SORE THROAT
Requires immediate attention. and should be Check.
ed. II allowed to continue, IRRITATION OF THE
LrNes, PERMANENT THROAT AFFECTION, Oh AN
lxcUxABLH LUNG DISEASE IL often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES.
Havne direct influence on the parts, give immedi-
ate relief. For BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, CATARRH, Con-
sunPrIvH AND THRoAr DISEASES, TRocuEs are used
,ottA al,oays good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC sPKAKlRs
VIII ind TRocHEs useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing Speaking and relieving the
throat after An unusual exerion of the vocal organs
Obtain only "BRowx's BRONCHIAL TRocnEs," and
do not take any Of the worthless imitsois that may
be offered. Sold eperDscAere.
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For CouaHs, COLDS and Throat Disorders
use "Bso'on's Bronchial Troches," having
proved their efficacy by test of many years.