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Mr. Moody, the ReViyaliSt, ~ u
Very Crude Sort Of Person.

London Correspondence, 2!d, n, y. Times.
Mr.. Moody has no scientific aCquaint.
ance whatever, not even Of the most cle-
mcntary kind, with the subjects on which
he presumes to lay down the law as ii by
direct inspiration from heaven. lie is,
beyond the range OF base reading and
writing, utterly uReducated, and his mind
being hopelessly blank as to the origin
and history Of the sacred records which
he undertakes to interpret, he naturally
falls into the most absurd and eXtrava-
giant blundcrs in regard to the mean.
ing OF the passages on which he relies
In point of fact, he seems to know hard
ly enough OF mere English to compre-
hend the occasional Subtleties OF the or
binary translation, lie is also extremely
coarse and vulgar in his style OF address,
and tries to improve upon the New Testa-
mcnt by making it comic and sensa-
tiOnal. And this Is the man who is to be
turned loose upon community in which
the scholarship, culture and an elevated
intelligence are supposed to be especially
cultivated. 1t is obvious that, under such
circumstances, Mr.. Moody is clearly the
wrong man in the wrong place, In adj
dressing the lower classes he is, perhaps,
acceptable, as speaking their natural
tongue, but in going before an
audience OF EtOn boys he would
be speaking dialect which they
have been taught to ridicule and
abhor. They belong to class who are
especially sensitive to Caricature, and by
no means over burdened with reverence,
and there can be little doubt that one ei.
feet OF the Moody and Sankcy services,
ii they are allowed, will be to give dan.
gerous stimulus to the imitNtivGness OF the
young gentlemen who witness their per-
formanCcs. In town the revivalists have
organized sort Of guerrilla warfare in
domestic lie, a AClOud Of sharp.shOOters
was deputcd to push themselves uninvit-
ed or without any inquiry as to whether
their visits are agreeable, into private
families, where they bully and insult
those who are caught in an interview, and
the attack upon EtOn il similar i'm.
pertinCncc and breach Of manners.
There is no doubt ut first sightsomGthing
rather ludiCrOus in the House Of
Lords which usually takes things
so quietly, crying 0nL so passionalcly
about this intrusion rs was the case last
night; but it must be remembered that in
such cases it Is dangerous to submit tame.
ly to n dangerous precedent. II appears
=. A s.l,
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ST. LOUIS.


Sr. Lotus, July 7.-General Waddy
Thompson, for whose arrest Il requisition
was made on Governor Hardin by the
Governor Of Tennessee Il few days ago,
passed through here to-day, en- route to
Memphis, in charge of Sheriff Anderson,
Of Shelby county, Tennessee. Thompson
Is charged with horse stealing, perjury
and larceny. but denies the charges. lie
is in very poor health, and is accompanied
hv hia wife
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CISclSSArl, July 7.-'rhc Commercials
special from Walton, Ky, says; As the
lincI, for Willinmstown, Ky, was standing
In front Of the boone House, rcady to
start, Alex. Milncr, formerly Of viii.
liamslown, stepped to the window tosprnk
to some one inside, when the driver,
Preston Webster, drew a pistol and with,
out II word shot him dead. 1t Ia supposed
Tint m old grudgc led to the murder, No
atcns have been taken to arrest Webster.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE or TIIR CIlIRP SIuSAL OFFICER,
WASIIISGTOS, u. C., July al AN.

PROBABILITIES.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
slight changes in barometer, south or east
winds, slightly cooler and partly cloudy
weather and rain areas.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and
lower lake region, higher barometer
variable winds, generally clear and cool
weather
For the Upper Lake region, the Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
falling barometer, east or south winds
warmer, clear or partly clcudy weather
For the Middle and Eastern States
rising barometer, north or east winds
cooler, partly cloudy weather, and posi-.
bly, rain areas on the coast
The Mississippi river will continue
slowly rising between St. Louis and
Nickshutg.
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become vacant while the Chambers are
dissolved, the Senate shall meet aud gem
cral elections be Immediately held. The
amendment was adopted,
The Assembly then decided to pass the
bill to a third reading. The result is be-
lieved to be an indication that the major
ity are determined not to delay nm hour
the dissolution.
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Every Duy OutrugcS.

ST. I.ours, inly About ! o'clock
yesterday eve u, two German labOrcrs
visited the i.dsc Of Mr.. Geislcr, near
Carsonvillc, about nine miles west Of
this city, and in very rough manner
demanded wine. Gcslcr produced some,
which the men drank, and then asked for
more, which GcislCr refused. GcislCr
also sent one Of hia children for Mr..
Schulenbnrg, his son.in.law, who was
working in the field. On Schulcnburg's
arrival at the house he ordered the men
to leave the place, which they refused to
do, and assailcd and gave him severe
beating. His cries for help brought
n man from the field to his assistance.
After being released from his nssailNnts,
Schulcnbnrg got his shotgun from the
house and drove the men from the place.
Not long after, however, they returned
and attacked SChulcnburg, one Of them
with knife, whcreupOn Schulenhurg
seized II heavy hoe and dealt the man n
terrible blow on the head, from which lie
died in short time. This county aud
81. Clair county, opposite, III Illinois,
seem to be full OF ri0tOus and blOOd,hirsty
farm laborers. Scarcely day passes that
some outrage is not committed by them.
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NO. 91l.
Heavy Failures.

New HAVEN, July The suspension
is announced OF the firm OF Tyler, Frost
II Co., wholesale grocers and dealers in
liquors; liabilities between Sl50,0O0 and
100000; aad OF the firm OF W, II, Brad.
ley Il Co., carriage manufacturers; liabil-
tiles about S?95,OOO. 1t is probable that
both will continue business.
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GALVESTON, July IA brownsville
special snys the Collector Of Customs re.
ccivcd information that nineteen Mcxi.
cans crossed 400 cattle into Mexico nine
miles below Rio Grandc. Capt. McNcelcy
with the State troops did not reach the
vicinity in time to capture them.
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InVcIiing the soldiers MOnu.
InrIit.

ClSclNSAn, July IA large concoursc
Of people assembled AT T'indlay, Ohio
yesterday, to participate in the ceremony
0f unvciling the soldiers monument; At.
ter grand procession composed Of the
military, fire department, anil others, the
dcdiCntOry ceremonies began. The ora.
tors ofthc day was lion. j. +. Hunt, GOV.
Allen and GCn. Ilays.
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sale Of Bonds nmd Purchase OI
silver.

WAsliiSGroS. July, Under the act
Of July Is, 1874, providing for the re-
sumption Of specie payment, the Treasury
Department has disposed Of about ten
millions Of bonds known as the i per
cent, authorized by the act Of July Il,
1915, md with the proceeds has pnrchas.
ed about nine millions in silver, for the
purpose Of retiring fractional cnrrcn cy.
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IA Enthusiastic Meeting of the
Plymouth SOcieIy-..NIr. Beech.
er'S Salary Increased 10 One
Hundred Thousand Dollars.

Hundred Thousand Dollars.
New YORK. July IA largely attend
ed meeting q the Plymouth Society,
which is composed of the pew.hoIders Of
Plymouth Church, was held in the Lee.
ture Room of the Church this evening,
with Mr.. j. B. Hutchinson in the chair.
The chairman stated that the meeting had
been called for the purpose OF considering
the question OF increasing Mr.. Beecher's
salary.
Mr.. W. Sage then offered a resolution to
the effect that the salary OF the pastor for
the ensuing year be fixed at one hundred
thousand dollars, instead Of twenty thou.
sand, which it has hitherto been.
This was seconded by Il. W. Page, after
which Il. W. Raymond made lengthy
address, in which he censured the action
OF the press very strongly, Reporters he
characterized as u perfect nuisance, and
said that they had all suffered by being
interviewed by representatives OF the
press Of the country. lie related an
aneCdote Of reporter who endeaavored
to interview Mrs. BcGclICr. That lady,
he said, after being harassed for
some time by the questions of her in.
quisitor, asked him ii he had n mother.
The reported replied that he had,
and Mrs, BceCher asked him ii she was
not ashamed to have him engaged in such
II disrcputablc business. The young man,
said the speaker, did not reply to this
question, but took up his hat and left the
house. The interview was not reported,
Mr.. $. B. White then delivered a brief
aud pertinent address in favor Of the
passage Of the resolution. lie said that
while the investigating Committee were
sitting Plymouth Church had made no
effort to influence them in any way, and
soft had been all through the trial. They
had made no movement whatever towards
influencing the jury or any body else
in Mr.. BeeChcr's behalf. Their time had
not come until tonight, and now, said the
speaker, We will show to the world that
Plymouth Church can spend millions in
defense Of her pastors innocence, but not
one dollar for blackmnil or bribery. The
resolution was then put to n vote and
passed unanimously, there being not one
dissenting voice. There were about four.
liilhs OF the pew holders Of the church
present at the meeting, which was very
enthusiastic one, II is generally under.
stood among the congregation that this
enormous salary is only for this year,
and is mainly intended to help dcfrAy the
expenses Of the trial.
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ITALY.

ROME, July The Opiaioac announces
that the Ministerial Commissioners ap-
pointed to consider whether Italy shall
participate in the Philadelphia Centcn-
NAL Exhibition, has decided in the mega
tive, on account Of the considerable OK
pense necessary; the Washington Govern
mcnt has been 50 informed.
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A WRITER in the Pittsburgh Commercial
at Abingdon Virginia, ha':bcen looking
into the record Of someofihc f. l'"s. over
there, and finds mnllnto son Of John \.
Floyd and mullnto daughter Of Gen.
Mnhonc. Miss Belle Mnllonc, ne he calls
her, H. lie says, the most beautiful woman
in the town.
Occurrences OF this kind are not in.
frequent. The fact IL, the rolotcd popn.
lation here ia fast fading out under the
Jie1rhing wocta'; and to find any genuine
African wool in this vicinity YOU must
dig back into the graves Of the grand par.
ents oi the present generation.
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Aalls in srL Asl,lr ihc NnIc.

LITTLE Rock, ,Iuly7.-Thc parties In
lCrcsIcd In the late sale Of The Little
Rock \ Fort Smith railroad, filed bills In
tho u, s. Circuit Court on Tucsday, to re-.
view and sCt aside the sales, and for
a resale Of tho property.
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CHICAGO, July THE Florida fruit
growers to-day, in conjunction with the
members oi the Produce Exchange, held
a consultation with the freight agents
concerning the feasibility Of transporting
fruit from Florida to this city. The
ngcnts expressed desire to do anything
reasonable in the way oTrcduction, which
would make the proposed plan u success.
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I,cnrin I,tCnrsionlsis.

CiScINSArt, July Tho Board Of
Trade cScursionsts from Peoria, Illinois,
numbering 230 persons, arrived nj IL
o'clock last evening and were welcomed in
a brief speech by Mayor Johnston. To-day
the cxcuraionisls will bc entertained in
the clty under the Escort Of n committee
appointed by tho Common Council.
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We Ito not know ,lclnsion more pili.
fnl nnd absurd than that Of some Of the
people In the hopper plagued district oi
Missouri, who think that II more mon.
ey' was printed, they would grow iat
Such monrninl ioolishncas nlways pro.
pares its own punishment Cincinnati
Commercial.
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LOUISVILLE July 7.-'rhc four Owens
county prisonCrsmcntioncd In yesterdays
dispatches, were brought before Judge
ballard this morning and sentenced to
two and three yCnra confinement In the
pcnitCntiaty; they will he taken to Frank.
fort tomorrow,
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SAN FRANcisco, July IA dispatch
from SnndiCgo says the Mexican auihori.
ties sent troops from MNtnOian to Lopez
and defeated the Rcvolutionists, who
scattered in the mountains. Everything
uuict Nt uunyOmns nnd MaIalNtnn,
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CoLuMnus, o., July 7.-'Tlc Demo.
cratic State Executive Committee have
decided To open the campaign nt CALI.
polls July 2lsl, with spcCchcs by Gov.
Ctnor Allen and Senator Thurman.
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OMAHA. Men, July THE Eastern
editorial excursion party were driven
through the city in carriages to-day, and
are being handsomely entertained by the
merchants club and citizens Mt the Grand
Central Hotel this evening They leave
over the Union Pacific road by n special
train tomorrow for the West.
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LoSDoS, July The steamships
Utopia, Holland and England from New
York arrived out.
NEw YonK, July 7.-Arrivcd-thc
steamships Elysin and State Of Indiana
from Glasgow and Ahyssiniu from Liver.
nnnl
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l,n,nnvr to I,nIIrond t,roncrIy

CTSclSNArI, July The recent heavy
rains have 10 swollen the streams ii
Southern Ohio that nine bridges have beer
cnrticd away on the Portsmouth branch
Of the Marietta n Cincinnati Railroad
and the track reported badly injured.
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lIESRY WARD lIEEcnEhs church re.
solved nt meeting last night to increase
his salary for the coming year to $780,.
600. This cnormusnmOunt IL intended
to dcfrny the expenses Of the trial, and
also, We prcsumc, to IiItthc mortgage that
Moulton induced him 10 pnton hisllousc.
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FIRE RECORD.


AuGrsrA, July :. The warehouse Of
the langly Manufacturing Company, con.
tanning three hundred bales Of cotton and
several hundred bales Of manufactured
goods, was struck by lightning to-day;
lOss $4,000; no insurance.
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carr. s. +. SHAW, Of parkersbnrg,
agent Of the Burlington 4 Missouri river
railroad company, called on ia yesterday
evening, and in the course Of Conycrsn.
tion gave ns II glowing account oi tho
crop proapccts In Iowa, Kansas and Ne.
hrnakn.
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New YORK, July 7.-Shang Hamilton,
who escaped from Sing Sing short time
since by scizing locomotive, wasaFrcst-
ed here to-day,
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A KANSAS man spent three days pray.
Ing for the grasshoppers to leave, and
they didn't leave leaf on any oi his
lfees or a vegetable on tho farm.
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THERE will he wheat harvested in this
county this week. The wheat as n gen.
craI thing Is we'll headed. There has been
more corn planted in this county this
season than was ever known before, and
prospects good for n fine CROP Ipd;ei
county Iindicdtw.
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4 "pIsrISGuismED old Wing and Re.
publican" Of New York State recommends
lIOratio Seymour to the Democracy as
the most popular OF living Americans
and the strongest Of available Prcsi.
DENTAL candidates.
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"YOu are all going to hell" shouted
nn Arkansas camp.meeting preacher.
"rhNts id lie; am going to New
Orleans" said u hutternut on Il rear seat.
But lie took II all back when the pEpachcr
down toward him, pulling an
eightccn.inch bowie.knifc FROM his boot.
IpV
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A WOMAN who can make bed with.
out leaving a lump In II, and can cook a
becistcak right, need not worry about her
ulute,
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, July THE Times to-day
summarizes the military and political sit
uatiOn in Spain, and gives agloomy view
Of the Alfonsist cause. ltsays the recent
minor successes have been outwcighed by
reversCs, and the Carlsts seem about TO
take forward march. All the hopes
Alfonso brought to Spain have vanished,
and his best generals have met defeat in
stead Of victory. The King has not been
more successful in Madrid. lie has failed
to satisfy the Church and has enfagcd the
Libcrals-hence the Ministry seem ready
to try the effect Of ns much religious tOl.
Grafton ns will permit Protcstants to
worship in back streets, but such Conces.
sions will disgust the ClericOIs and not
satisfy Alfonso's political supporters,
Neither has the King made peace be-
tween the warning factions. The press il
muz1led to prevent it from being dis.
cusscd, and there are no funds to pay the
army or navy,
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TIE TURF.


I.oSG BUASCII, July Tn the Mon
mouth Oaks stakes for three year old
liIiCs, 4 miles, Ascension won. In the
pool before the race Katy pcarcc sold for
81 100 and Ascension for $50.
The Mansion llOusc stakes, .! miles,
was won by Grinstead.
The hurdle race, eight hurdles, two
miles, was won by Trouble by II head;
Dcadhcad second. Time A;OOl.
KALAMAZOO RACES.
DETROIT, MICm., July There was a
large attendance at the races to-day,
fully 5000 people being present. The
first race was for 2.27 class, with en-
tries. Grafton was the fnvOritc and won
the race. Time, 2:27, 2:2l, @;2G.
In the "a race, General Mack sold as
the favoritc, and was winner in three
straight heats. Time 2:30l, 3;3G!, 23S!.
The last race will be concluded to.mOr-
row. Basil Duke and Richard have
each two heats yet. Memhrino Warner
remains the iavOritc at two to one. There
was considerable jockeying in this race.
Time, 2:3l J, g:32b, 2:3Ol, 2:3Oi.
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In the House Of Commons this evening,
John Bright presented Il petition signed
by GO,OO6 members of the Agricultural
Laborers' Union and others, asking for
an extension of household suiiragcs to
counties and boroughs, and for rcdistri-
button Of Parliamentary seats.
Mr.. Trcvelyan moved the second read
ing Of the household franchise or COun-
ties bill.
RI. Hon. W. +. Forster supported the
bill. The principle involved had already
been decided upon its merits by all par.
ties. The proposed measure was one Of
such pure Justice that its eventual passage
was inevitable. lie quoted former utter.
ances Of Mr.. Disraeli favorable to II.
Henry FawCett said the agricultural
laborcrs had been neglected in regard to
education aud other things because they
had not been cnfrnnchisCd. The House
would ultimately I've obliged to conCedc
to the demands Of M indignant people.
The speakers on the other side pointed
to the large majority against the bill in
the last session and urged that the meas.
nrc wns inOppOrtunC to the House, and
the motion for second reading Of the
bill was lost by vote Of l6Gycns to 2GS
nays.
LoSnoS, July 8, ) A. MA dispatch
to the Herald reports that mn insnrrCction
has broken out against the Turks in
Herzegovina. The women, children and
old men have been sent to Dalmalia for
safety. The Turkish troops are marching
on the insurgents. Austria has sent two
battOlliOns Of infantry to MekorCrh on
the frontier Of Herzegovina.
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HOTEl. ARRIVALS.
The .sBonanza'' for All.

Invalids. by nervous debility. defirous o.,
again feeling the yigor Of health and vim OF
system, should take a few bottles of DIR. HEN
LKY's CELEBRATED l. X. l.. BIITERs. Before
one bottle is taken they will feel restoration OF
returning health. No case of dyspepsia, lndi-
sestion, loss Of appetite, rheumatism. kidney or
liver disease, has ever resisted its restorative
power, Every part Of the human system re-
uuires and should receive sustenance and sup
port from the stomach. regulated by the liver.
ii IL E stomach cannot supply the aliment re-
q,,ired. the whole system languishas. Fortify
your organs Of life with these bitters, and in q
lew days you will feel your whole system invi-
sorated, for every disease arising from disorder
ed liver. stomach or bowels. it is invaluable; It
will revive your shattered system. Dyspeptics
and persons Of bilious habit should keep it
within reach, If they value health and ease.
spl1.lm
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FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at $50 a, NJ, 7.45 4,
H., $40 3. III, II IN, so I. M, 3&j 2. N.
$50 y. N. and 7..5 p. III.
Leave Carson City pAIIY a. Il. n, a. IN
s:l5 a. m, II M, iA5 =. n. 4 !. m, $50 =. IN.
and :: 10 y. III.
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TERRIBLE MARINE DISASTER.
Probable Loss Of lion. Carl Srhur1
and Family.


The te.eeraphlc dispatches IN last
,bs loss Of 50. Of the Enronean steamer
,1,, ,.,,-,, 49,, ~,
''cniii3' WIN 'Ne oe-''' POI -
passengers. She was wrecked IN the
foo off ScIlIv Isle, on a dangerous bar
p;.l p1- ,,a,l,.,,.
1"'1o'' i''-p
sehGers was hon 'afI ochufZ ana LIS
wife--and family, We believe. Follow
inn, arc tba narticnlars Of tine wreck as
'util4'heo oH 'i'' US l''''I iies - '''s' '''
inG Gold hill -NeteS:
London. Nav 5 The Eagle line
steamship. Schiller Capt IL Thomas,
which sailed from Nv Noih, April 2Sth,
for Hamburg. by Wv Of Plymouth and
Cherbourg. was wrecked OF the Sicily
Isles. It is reported that 200 persons
persisted
New York, May ). -- The Schiller
sailed from here with 40 cabin passon-
gers.
London, MAY 9.-!2.3J +. M.--Adli-
t:onal particulars are received Of the
wreck of the steam ship Schiller, which
show that the disaster was fully s. ter
rioIe as at first reported. The accident
occurred at ~ last night. at which
hour the vessel struck Oh the danger
Gus Retarrtere lodges near Bishops
Rock. 4 o. pre- aled at the time A
boat belonging to Stasnes, the souther-
most Of the Sicily Islands, has landed
some survivors Of the wreck at ST. Mary
Island, unother Of the Sicily group.
The survivors were picked up while
swimming with the tide. They had
several narrow escapes from drowning.
and were a number uf times washed off
the rock. They declare that the num-
Der Of lives lost by tho disaster is 200
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IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he Medical pro
fession, Dr. VIZ. HALL 8 BALSAA FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption,
and all diseases of the Throat and Chest. DIR.
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHD ANODYNR cures
lin enc MINUTE. nhl2-Sm