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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-03

A KNOXVILLE repd diter records case in
sa sSo on hs fsySyer SE TesTs Tbs
state of mind of pc son pursued by a
resultless shot must u something akin to
that which comes with dream of falling
off an eightstory building; but we sup.
pose that only the fugitive himself can
know what 1t really is.-OOurter-J JOurnaI.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-03

WELCOME BY Nh. ALYRED rENNKsoS, THE PoEi
LAURRATK
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-03

And welcome, Russian flower peoples pride
10 Britain, when her flowers begin to blowi
From love TO love, from home TO home you 90,
From mother unto mother, stately bride,
Marie AlexandroWna,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-03

TIE son OF him with whom we strove for power
Whose will Is lord thro' all his world -domain---
Who made the serf man, and burst his chain
Has given our Prince his own Imperial Flower,
AlexandroWna
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-03
NASBY.


tFrom the Toledo Blade 't
The Temperance Crusnde ne the Corr
ners-PolIock and BigIsr Get Up n u
Woman's Movement - The Grana
FAILURE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-03

The golden news along the steppes is blown,
And at thy name the Tartar tents are stirred;
Elburz ana all the Cauoasus have heard;
And all the sultTy palms Of India known,
Alexandrowpa.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-21
ALL AROUND Is.


The Carson .Appsr7 Of SUNDAY says
= eourem pIa sed break by some tWen-
~ i've prisoners, originating IN the
boot and shoe shop Of the >iate
Prison. IA reported. Their plan,
we're discovered in good time TO pre-
vent their execution. Even without
sucf discovery. it IS pretty certain
their efforts to escape would have
b,eu futile. There l. considerable
ACTIVITY IN the way Of PROSPECTING
f9~ gold and silver. manifested by
tha citizens Of this place We were
.f,sv.u some rich specimens yesTer-
dsy Obtained in the vicinity % Car
s.r They are having frequent
sad heavy showers at Austin
There are sos school children in
Handler county, all between the ages
Of six and eighteen years. 1 he
wssNfng-an Guard. Of Virginia. will
have an excursion 70 Bowers Man
s;or soon 4 man in the employ
~ Sessions. raucher or the
Meadows. quilted his employ on
THURSDAY last. and departed,
taking of a horse with him
TaeF7t7 F0ubeI. a butcher on Mission
Street. san Francisco, has been CON-
ufttaI in the sum Of 5000 tor
attempt to commit rape on little
Girl SIX wears oId...---.Fred. Smith
bss commenced suit in the First Dis
trt~. Court for Storey county. against
cant. James G.. Fair and John Cos
ser for sI00. 600, Tor assaultInZ him
f.I,e aid smith on the } 81 OF March
la,r......C CAPT. Augustus Camman, Of
the firm OF Camman 4 Co, ship
chambers. Stewart street, san Fran
cisco. dropped dead on the 18th from
apD1p!exv......In San Francisco, for
the week ending on the 18th, the
following real estate Transactions
were recorded: Deeds recorded,
Y0s-vaIue. $50. 243; Mortgages re-
corded. 51-vaIue. 1922 $50; Releases
recorded. 4S-value, Sz75.59l. The
two largest sales were . feet .
inches. by 1877 feet, on north side Of
Rush. f37lZ feet east Of Montgomery
for sI55. 900; and lot 20 feet on west
side of Battery. located III feet 8
inches north Of California, for
SIS. 900.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-21
Very Latest.


san Francisco "1iy -o.a-- -. -
Captain and crew o. 'ne pi.-is.' 81. ~
Warrior. arrived tonight IN tAe
ships boats. l'uflng De4FE iV2
last night ;he ship ran ashore iio'ns
five miles nortA Oh POINT f'sEs7'' anu
viii prove a total "reeH; 9-5 va
from New Zealand, III ollEtst loF
this port No lives lost. lA7 zap
tain and crew abandoned the vessel
this afternoon
The Belmont Mining company
has levied an assessment o. one doI-
lar per share. delinquent on Au-
gust I'd
There are Is vessels lying at thls
port awaiting charters, ; OF "Aich
are iron
During the SIX monlhs ehdilS
June Both, the whole number q ma
rine arrivals here was hfy3, when
Is the largest ever known - tl--s l'lfL
IN the same time.
Ad0lpa >uIro VIII lecture on
Mine, and Mining al TINS city on
Tuesday.
Miss Ira Coolidge. the poe,eas j.
seriously III at ner residence IN TINS
city.
Inc siNty-lolF-h ahhLN eE@4Is N
dependence oi columbia wa, l-'4AI-
ized by display OF Ha-s ID many
places anu az All the foreign COA-
sulases.
Nas4uez was Drought oeiore the
Court at Salinas Cl'N 10 DAY IoF pre-
l.mInaTy examination lie Dis.Ele-
Attorney fr"in San Bernartiino
county appeared and aeiila nsiesd ne
De sen. there ioF lfisi- Ice 'ouE-
granted the MOTION; ne i 10"
In Santa tlara JAIL
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-21

ABSORBENT The earth herea-
bouts seems to possess strong alb
sorbent qualities. Although a large
amount Of rain tell to-day, no mud
formed, and the surface, at the con
cIusion of the shower. was nearly as
dry as before. Professor killwinsky
the noted scientist. accounts for this
phenomenon on the theory that by
peculiar process of intilteTatiOn,
and an affinity between the tertiary
deposits which characterize the for.
nation Of the pest house, and the
copper glance strata in the sulphu-
reted hydrogen OF the circumambi-
eut atmosphere the watet Is all
absorbed into the ground. We think
the Professor j. in the main correct,
though his theory is controveTted by
Captain Foley, the McGeary Official
GeOlOgiSt, who asserts that, owing to
cause and effect, an effeci Is caused
by which the aqueous particles i'm
pregnate terra yJFHta, thereby caus-
ing an hailuciuation resultant in
such geological qualifications as are
found in the Horace Greeley. Yege-
tartan period.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-21
accIpESrALLY SHUT-on Sun

ACCIDENTALLY SH0T.-0n Sun
dav morning. SAYS the Virginia
yadepeade7t. C. II. Van Gorder, J.
p Smith. Mayor John 5. ksneen
and another gentleman took rock
away and went to FL Dorado Canon,
beyond DAYTON. to shoot doves. In
the afternoon, at the conclusion OF
the days sport, the party started 70
return. Mr.. Van Gorder driving.
He sat his double tsarreled shotgun
down in front of him, both barrels
being loaded, and while coming
down the canon one wheel OF the
vehicle dropped into rut, driving
the cocks OF the gun against the foot
bAr of the brake with such violence
that both cocks were broken off and
driven against the caps, which ex-
ploded. sending both loads through
the blceDs Hezr cHJdt5 or front aud
principal muscle Of the left arm
The load passed IN front Of and
cleared The bone, but carried away
the entire muscle for a distance
along the arm corresponding to the
width of the two barrels of the gun.
The party drove on to this city,
reaching here last night, when Mr..
Van Gordcr was taken to his rooms.
on B street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-21
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special TO the Tri-weekly Times

r1r wzzrtas UTi1s' TzzEsz.sa L-yr-l
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-21

A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE Last
Friday evening man named
Charles Downs, who resides ON the
Divide. opposite the Gold Hill boiler
shop, got acquainted with young
woman named ComerfOrd, who re-
sides i'm the same vicinity. Neither
uartv ever saw or met the other be-
fore that evening. From first sight
OF each other their two hearts beat
a. one. Next morning he proposed
marriage TO her. and she consented
without a murinur. The relatives
and friends Of both parties were
then consulted. and their consent
was willingly given, with God
speed to them for the future. In
less than tyyenty-fnur hours from
the time they became acquainted
they were married Saturday even
ing they gave 4 social party to their
friends To celebrate the occasion.
Music and dancing were kept up
until late hour. and tire bride and
groom seemed the happiest Of all
the company present. Every person
residing in the vicinity has voted the
marriage a success for quickne>s
and a business-Iike manner in such
a serious affair Of lite.-Ijrgiaia
IHdpeadeat.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-21

THE Republican County Central
Committee for Storey County, met
on Saturday evening. The Enter
prise SAYS all the business transacted
was 10 fix the time of holding the
primary election and the County
Convention. The primary election
will be held wednesday, September
Is. The polls will be al the engine
houses in the several wards OF the
city, and will open at 10 a. NJ, and
close az . p. NJ. At Gold Hill the
engine houses will also be the poll
ing places. The Republican County
Convention VIII be held Saturday
September IS, at 10 A. NJ, az Piper's
Opera House. The Committee adj
iourned 70 meet Wednesday, Sep
TENDER ), at : O'Clock P. N.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-21

MARROW EsCAPE.-P. NJ. O'Connor
the well known plasterer and finish
er. met with a serious accident and
narrowly escaped death, on Friday
last, while working in Mark
Strouse's new dwelling house on
Cornstoc Row. saws the Iadape7tdeat
Of yesterday. Pat v7as standing on a
platform about seven feet high, with
an ak in his hand. when one OF the
planks gave way and precipitsted
him to the ground. In the fall the
AK flew out of his hand. and, follow
ing after. struck him across the back
of the head, cutting a frightful cash
and laying the skull bare for a dis
lance OF nearly three inches. The
wound was properly dressed and
Mr.. O'Connor was able 70 be upon
the street yesterday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-21

ALEX. BRIsAcHER, of Virginia,
has a fine span Of grays which he
uses in delivering goods from his
wholesale and retail liquor store,
and he laid a wager on Sunday, says
the Independent. that ne could drive
them double TO a rockaway inside OF
i:10, and one of them to a vehicle
inside OF tour minutes-he TO have
three heats or trials III which to ac-
complish the feat. The first race
was double, the grays being attached
TO a heavy rockaway, and their
owner sent them in 4:05. In the
single race, first heat, 1901; second
heat, 1887. with apparent case. Sew
eral thousand dollars changed hands
as there were $500 in the pools, and
some heavy betting on the single
horse race after the first heat.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-21

THE wife of the new Secretary OF
the Treasury is said to be a splen-
did financier. She never paid $50
for bonnet that she could make her
self for sic. Such woman says a
female suffrageist is boon to the
na.iog. Which the same Is true
enough if said boon dosen't claim
the privilege to have mysteries half
the time III consideration of having
made the bonnet.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-21

SCHOOL MONEYS. - The second
senii-annual apportionment ofschool
moneys among the several counties
Of this State for 1874, by the State
Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton, is officially reported as follows:
Churchill. s53 s.; Douglas, sSs3 s.;
Elko, 6as 81; Esmeralda, 1901 20;
Eureka, si27 40; Humboldt, sisl 25;
Lander, Si5g: Lincoln, SS27 S.;
Lyon. 1851 II; N.e, 1870 10; orms-
by. ss5s II; Storey, S5,0o5 26;
Washoe, S3l6 10; White Pine,
s5os l.. Total, S9,5i9 20.-Cars0a
4.Pe1l,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-21

YELLOW JACKET ELECrToS.-At
the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Yellow Jacket Mining
Company, held in Gold Hill to-day,
the following named gentlemen
were elected Trustees: ThOs. g..
Taylor, f. A. Trytle, d. L. Bliss. G..
W. Hazleton and T. B. Storer. The
following is list of officers elect:
President, Thos. G.. Taylor; Vice
President, G.. W. HazIeton; Treas
urer, VIM. Sharon; Secretary, Geo.
W. Hopkins; superintendent, Thos.
G.. TayIor. -NetrS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-21

4 PERSON wants to be careful, OF
course. bus where in the crown of
ones hat can one find room for a
Slip containing directions for the
treatment of drowning man: a
compendium Of rules for avoiding
hydr0F&obia; string of remedies
for sanstroke, and ones fire alarm
card. Nobody but a psperhanger
cOuld do the job well.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-21
Sx.-we find the following in

GONE .-We find the following in
our exchanges: married, in Tucson,
Arizona, July ?, by Gov. \. p. X.
Stafford, Mr.. John WATSON and Miss
Harriet Newell Bolton" Mfr.
WATSON is well known in Nevada
and Idaho; is al present Surveyor
General of Arizona. Many will join
us in wishing him happiness and
long life.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-06
ARR. -
". n. =. ~ F8EECGrE.
General Agent. Equitable Lie
Assurance society. Wire
INSURANCE Ruiislin.
BuriiE IOn. Vi
lies ds~p


NtfieE ut rit \ g. a Cas- il 3 o..
81 ALatS- VI. Jan. p. f-.4
VA HEREAs. For mzns yel=. urior O. tl,. l.i,
w day ~ october la -.rera e.. fhr Ulre.f..-
81 the Vermont and Csna ia IA Tread Cumpsry 49,.
persons who NJ the sia-e time were Trsi-trs- IS
hece and Mana ger appointed hV the Cfurr +,
the suit o. the , erIs,eaf a44 Csas41 E4trasf ~.
PAM -. tn srmoHf csairal haiirs4s CoaiaIi. :.
AZ.
psny. NorthinSton {. ). Itl. was ais. AZ he. .t-,
time one Of aid Receive. aud Manager
Ind Bhereas, While telng such Dir-eiar. .ri
officer Of this corporat a, and 10 the ~ -.
their said Offices. iisir oiicial CAPACITY ~.
attempted 10 perform certain acts AM f.,.sef j.,
procured 10 he passed, certain vote IN uicb fls.
we're Interested. both a. Receivers and indfvitri3
contrary 10 the interest ui said Vermont and -,
ada Railroad Company, aat 20 the prejudice I'D nd
Company.
Voted That all such vote. acts and doirv. ~ ..i
Directors and officers in their own or the 7rtsrr -
SAID Receivers and Mans -ers are rspudiatef IN ~
Company not binding apan il "A law o. eguitv and
tnat TINS company ought not o. right 70 be prelu-
diced or bound IN any wav by such acts whetller
done by them ia voting Directlrs or asofierrs y,
this Company a. repre- sntlng il. or assuming a.
represent Il before the curt OF Chsnc-rv eists.
before the Chancellor TT Frank La Can1fr -
mont. or any other trihH a..
Voted, That this Company sspec ALLY rat,,,...t..
the action OF IL former PRESIDENT. ~orthin-ron a.
Smith, IN assuming 10 u present Il lofo-, a. Co.
cellor Tor Franklin County on the occasisp ~ ~.
petition hled by himseli aud other a. Rscsivr--
dated April 18th. A d 49, for leave 10 harr,,
s2-5ooon. a. in said pet sion appears.
Iofsd, That this Corporation deem thu WI. ..r
the Directors passed January 9Th ISL In relsfi.r
70 The lease by the kecsiyers OF the Rutland Z
burnns ION railroad COMPANY. an act beyond the
power OF said Director 10 legally perform. and
brought about by said Receivers OF BY their rro
eurement ior private Interests. and in plain vi.
iAtlon o: Their duty as officers ofthi- Company.
tofsa, That copy Of these several vote h.. fled
IN the canse Of the ys7moHf and Csnaaa Rrli-s,s
Company t. Ihe sTmorf Central Railroad c.sapa1,
above referred 10. and forwarded to the prrserr
Receivers and Manages, and TO the Rutland 4
burlington Railroad Cos psny, and also published
IN Two cAlly newspapers in the State Ct Vermont
certify The above and foregoing To be true cou.-
OF the votes Of the Directors Of the Ver,n,irsr
canada Railroad Company In testimony
LIS whereoi, have set my hand and the -esl
A. d. is-5
a Z. Stafford
- a., Clerk VI a Can. r r. CO.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-06

corning our illustrious Emperor, OF whom
We can only speak with thanksgiving. Is 70
Numerically opposed to truth and Justice
that respect Tor mis- Majesty. and wish to
spare his opponent, compel Us Ia be silent on
the subject The number OF marriages
celebrated in St Mary Cathedral last Year
was "a, and in ST. Joseph's Church 81
Number of baptisms IN the Cathedral l53,
at 81. Joseph's 10.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Special religions services are now being
held IN many of the New York city and
suburban churches. and at no period since
the memorable revival of 1857 and 1855,
when theatres we've converted into tempo
rary churches has the interest been greater
Both revivals have followed closely seasons
oil great financial depression, and 1t Is held
by many able theologians that the extraor-
binary religious interest now prevailing L.
largely due to the prevalent suffering
The COl9reqai,OnaliSf does not remember
the time for a number OF years when so
many churches ofthe several denominations
have reported revivals. or when converts
have been counted so numerOusly a.
now. IT American branch of the
Evangelical Alliance has reelected
William T.. Dodge President, and long
list OF Vice Presidents and Secretaries. Ii
was voted to change the name TO The
tv Ingelical Alliance Of the United
States" The treasury shows balance
on hand of over $4,000. Memorials were
sent to the Emperor OF Russia, protesting
against the oppression ofthe Baptists there.
Sir Henry Rawlinson. whose opinion is
well worthy of consideration, maintains
that better knowledge of the Assyrian
language is Indispensable to the clear eKpli-
cation and verifcation of many passages in
Scripture. and so regards the preseIt re
vision Of the Bible a being premature
There appears to be renewed religions in
terest among the churches of Malone, e.
peeially the Baptist, Congregational and
Methodist Mis- sarah ID. Closson oil
rhetford. bat Tor the last six Year. :,
missionary of the American Board to Tur-
key in ASIA. has returned and l. spending
the winter IN Pittsiord and in Rltlaud
She will return 10 Turkey IN April next
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-06

iHs ANESpNENr, co. TAI BANkEuFT LAW.
Senator Edmund~ Ia reported further
amendment to tne bankrupt iaw providing
that. on any settlements ot acC cunts Of any
4 assignee, he shall be required to account
Tor al interest. benefit or advantage receiy-
cd, or 10 any manner agreed 10 be received,
directly or indirectly. from the use or depo-
III %. ans oi the funds coming 10 his hands
As such assignee, and he shall = required
upon such settlement o. make and file IN
court an affidavit declaring. according 20
truth whether be has or ha- moi. IL the
case may be, received. OF l. or Is not, a. the
case may be. to receive, directly or indirect
is. any interest, benefit or advantage from
the use or deposits Of such funds and such
assignee msy bs examined orally upon the
same subject, and ID he shall wiliully
swear falsely, either n such affidavit or
examination ne shall be- deemed 10 he guilty
OF perjury. and on conviction thereof he
shall pr punished ny imprisonment IN tho
penIItntary not les than one. and not
more than three YEAR And no register or
clerk oi court, ~ aiIY partner or clerk Of
such register or clerk OF court. Or any per
sou having any int 'est in respect 70 any
Ices or emoluments IL bankruptcy, or with
whom such register or clerk OF court sl'au
have any interest in respect 10 any matter
IN bankruptcy shall b. OF counsel, solicitor.
OF attorney, either IL or out OF CONT. IN
any suit or matter pendIn in bankruptcy
IN either circuit OF district court Of his d.
trict. or in an appeal Their, from nor shall
they or either OF them be executor admins
traitor, guardian. c0mmiSsio ner, director or
assessor. OF or upon any State within the
jurisdiction of either OF said courts flank
ruptcy. nor be entrusted directly or indi-
rectiy ID the lee ur emol ament~ arising
from either al said trusts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-06


Give u-asiuz the soldiers cfied-
The outer trenches guarding.
When the heated guns o. the camps -ilied
0reW weary u bombardlng.
The dark Redan. in silent -cll.
Lay. grim, anG threaUeuln-. under
And III, Iswny mound o. the MalaAoh
No longer heichel Us thundcE-
There was pause. = --uzrdsu8u said.
We storu the forts to-n1rfoN
SIM while We may another laN
VII bring enough 70 SORROW
They ISIS along the battery side.
below the smoking cannon
l--lve hearts irom severn and ii1-u CIV lie.
And from the bank oi shannon
They SAM e.. love. 4ul u.t los lame.
Forgut wa II "a 3D. CORY
bach heart recalled 81 uIiereut uam=.
Bat all SAM Anne Laure.
Voice aier woes caught w the s,u-
INT. it- tender passion
hose Ike al anthem, rich and str.n-
Their battle-eve eouiesslou-
bear z.Tl. her name he dared not -peaA-
But. a. tie s0n- grew louder.
Something upon the soldier chetA
Washed n the sts.us % powle--
brvou4 the Gardening ocean ourHea
The hlosGy sunset emhers.
While The tr.ueau valieA learned
How English love remember.
mi once a.a o the FIRE O.. he-4
ta ned from the Russian quarter,
aiil scream o, shot, and burst % siie-.s
And believing %. the murtar-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-06

The PeTs,ri0l7 Syrup. q Protect
CT Solution Of the f'TCtOc{0c Of
Iron. IS so combined rs 70 hare
the character Of an 6fiiDl o3it. a.
cQsitV siiGcSfcd and sSiDldtGfcf
4cigh fle 6soof Cs the simplest
JC0d. II i9ic3'cTses fire quantity
cJ Natures OsrH IHGti-iHg
-1gcgit. iron an the blood. ana
cures "a thOWS0Rd lis. sjmpiy
OHTOniHT 7iD. Igf'iGOTGtiHg amt
UGii-i7iG the System. The en-
9icaed and rit0ii-ed OiOOd per-
DieGfes erc1y part o. the body.
repairing damages and Tr0sfc'
searching ont morbid secrc-
fiO8s. ant ieGrjHg nothing Icl'
disease 10 feed qfgOH.
This IS the secret Of the grOL-
dcryHf success Of his remedy IA
Curing Dyspepsia. Liver Com
plant. DrOpsy, Chronic Diar-
rhOea. EoilS. Nervous Affections,
Chiils and Fcve-s, Humor>.
Loss OF Constitutional NigOr.
Diseases OF the Kidneys ard
Bladder, female Complaints.
Cgd al diseases originating Ia
q BAD state Of the blood. or Gc-
c0IHpGRicd Or debility or a 1OJf'
state Of the system. BEING free
from -Aic0hOi. tn any form. its
CHcFgi-i5tg effects are not fol-
t0Ired JB corresponding 7eGc-
don. OVf are permanent. iRTts-
sing stl'clf gfh- g'iGOI'. and ae5'
tJc into al parts Of the system.
and Os;i!sfls5G az an Iron Con-
stlGtiCn.
Thousands hare been changed
or the arse Of this remedy, from
erecG. sicLiy. suffering cree
tH5'eS. IL strong. healthV. and
EUppg Uge2 O5ttL acOBlelI: and
tlsrG!iets cGUNCt 1'edSOHOb {yHes-
5fUtc 10 gee a. q trial.
See fhct each bottle has PERIL
WAN SYRUP JIO5Cl3 Az the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
sCTH ". F0NlE L SONS. Proprietors.
No. Milton place. Boston
SOLD 81 DEtGcIsrs cIarEALLr.
OF s4-deod4viy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-06
C0NSUMPTI0

which can be cured by
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds Of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t Is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints.
and i offered to the public.
sanctioned by the experience
IF over forty years. When
escorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect 4 speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis.
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma. Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
Ness in the Chest and Side.
Liver Complaint. Bleeding
At the Lungs. &c. Wistarz
Balsam does not dry up q
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as IS the case with
most preparations, but 1t
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation.
thus removing the cause Of
the complaint.
PREPARED III
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