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New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

BhOOhb1N.
William Ellick, q cOOred man, residing at
No ssl Gold-st. died OF hydrophobia yesterday. He
was a. years old.
In the summary of the principal provisions
OF the new postal arrangements with the Dominion OF
Canada which was printed in yesterdays TRIBUNE, 1t
that the postage on each pattern sample
weighing eight ounces Is 40 cents prepayment oDiga
tory, 1t is 10 and not 40 cents
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-A number of henneries
in Bssyille have lately been robbed and In every In
stance the thieves have escaped The police state that
their beats are long, and that it Is impossible 10
faithfully perform their duties The prizes at the
regatta OF the Wiliamsburgh Yacht Club last Summer
were distributed last night at the Club House, New
town Creek The conductors and train-men on the
Long Island Railroad nave all been ordered appear
In uniform blue cloth. The Directors OF the Asto
ria and Hunters Point Riiroad hay6 abandoned the
and Substituted slelghs.
JAMAIcA-The execution OF Jarvis and Jackson for
the Samuel Jonesiof South Oyster Bay cost
Queens County 1900.
STATEN ISLAND
CLIFToS.-The citizens and taxpayers of
Southheld held meeting yesterday at the Ferry build
ing and appointed Connittee OF nve select town
ticket before Friday next when meeting Will be held
to make the nominations The regular Republican
nations for the town OF Westned have been made as
follows: For Supervisor, Henry II. seyguine; Town
Clerk, Stephen j. Lifarge Commissioners Of Hghways,
Harmon Taylor. Isaac Bede Justice of the Peace, A.
ii. Wood; Assessors, Morris Moore and Henry Barrger
Collector, John W. kasse inspectors OF Eleciop-Ist
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

rRxDgnIcK 2. WINSTON.
JOHN V. l.. PRUrs,
X. II. McCURDT,
WILLIAM BErTs,
JoHs WADswoIrs,
BAnUKL Il. SPROULLS
SAMUEL NJ. CORNELL,
LUcTUs ROBINSON,
w. SMITH BRows,
RICHARD PATRICK,
WILLIAM II. PoPHAN.
SAMUEL ID. BABcock
RICHARD A. NcCURDT.
Pios- Hsstdsnl.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-11-25
FOR EItiN.

The Gar of Rursia has just given n
young jew named Frchmann commission
in the Russian army, Frchmonn Is the first
jew who has ever attained the cpostion OF an
officer.
The insurgents in Turkey have got far
enough along to call an assembly to proclaim
national government, in the meantime
Turkeys Christian protectors in Europe are
Sowing over the Portc's sly reputation OF
S3O,O0O,00O of interest ON the national bonds,
The Peruvian government offers to dis
pose of $4,000 tons guono, at the deposits, at
Il fixed price to buyers in the United States,
the monopoly Of the contractors in this coun'
try having been suspended for the purpose
The territory on the right bank of the
Syr Daria, from the Russian frontier to the
river Narcen, hitherto belonging to the Khok-
and, is annexed to Russia.
Peru is 50 dependent upon the sale Of
her guano for prosperity, that business has
been at u stand.still for some time, owing to
tlp luCt lnut lnt ITcnCl dllu "'i'' ''''"''
have not been confirmed. The government
has been obliged to force loan from the un'
willing bankers.
Russia has the awful prospect of n
famine before her, consequent upon the fail
ure Of the crops over large district With
famine, nihilism, the Central Asian war and
the Turkish question, Russia seems to have
her hands full
Spain has nine iron-clads and thirty
cun.boats ready for active service, manned
by experienced and hardy scamen and well
olliccred. The Spanish government, while
negligent in other particulars, has been very
particular about keeping up its small but
efficient navy.
The Porto Rico people, it has been an
nounccd, are rapidly working up Il rebellion
against Spain. Their opportunity is good
one. There are only few Spanish troops on
the island, who could be wiped out speedily
and Spain being,cntircly occupied with the
Carlists and Cubans can not possibly send
any re.cnforccmcnts. A club has been organ
lied in New York to further the conspiracy,
and it is possible that Porto Rico will achieve
her independence without the tribulations of
her neighbor, Cuba.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-11-25
LATEST NEWS SUMMARY.
EAST.

Business failures are still the order in
New York city.
The democratic majority in New York
state will not vary much from $4,000.
Spanish agents are reported to be car
ryng on lively recruiting business IN New
York city, for the Cuban service.
The tobacco crop in Connecticut is
curing finely. Tho crop will be very large
and the finest in quality since 1864.
One-ffth of the population of New
York is said to consist of Germans.
Springfield, VT, has n cooperative fac
tory. The forty-fve people live all together
in one house. Men are required to save one
fourth their wages and women onc'sixth.
The capital increases 5000 year,
The sacred order of the United Irish
men Rcdivivi have condemned to death a
member for exposing the secrets OF the
order Whether the sentence will be carried
out is another matter. SO says New York
paper.
The aggregate amount of business
done at the New York sub.treasury during
the last fiscal year was $7OS,OOO,cOo. The
amount of receipts from customs at the port
of New York was $ll1,0OO,O0O.
The petition of the stockholders of the
Missouri Pacific railroad, asking the present
directors to resign, has the signatures of con-
trollers of 10000 shares.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-11-25
TRICHINOSIS.
-,..,,u. WARNS nrc Spreading Happily
~" " -IoOk ont for them.

For microscopic examination OF pork
killed in southeastern Indiana, we nave
from three to IL per cent. OF the hoSS,
,rcrtcd with trichinosis, the number OF
hogs diseased varying greatly III di'lere'''
That over 5000, 900 hogs are slaught-
cred and packed in the western sta'es,
not including those which are put up lor
family use by the farmers: that II iour
pcr cent. of this pork is dlseaSeu, wn,on
we believe to be low estimate, we nave
Oil 4s4 diseased hogs put annually upon
the market; or, at an aVeraSc vi -'v
rounds to the hog, 44,296, $40 pounas pi
diseased meat, every ounce oi whlGn,
under favorable circumstances, Is capaple
of producing disease. .L..
Thot from the cases of trichinosls that
came under our observation, ana the posi-
mortem examinations, and thc ehcclS
unon the diseased meat, we have come 10
the conclusion that 90 per cent. OF as
ease produced by eating trichlnous PORK
appears either as gasto-enteritis' oi ., q
! diarrhea or dysentery and not NOR "J
than 10 pcr cent. rs the fully deVeiol'u
enrm of trichinosis, in which the mus
cmiar system becomes affected. ~ on
That as diarrhea, dysentery ala ,,;,,, tm,
teritis rank high as causes 3i i'ol'a,',y ,,,,'!
iu' IN the United States, these diseases eaVs- Is,
in imr '' 81 lIS deaths in 1870, as shown by ny
,,e last census reports; ana as we nlNc
= soon .mv that large amount OF trich'nou'
. Hnrk T.ui, capable of producing these diseases
| among the principal articles oil % 100,
2 in eur country; We think it more tina,
= nrobable mr. that trichine have mncl
rrreater influence in the etiology OF TN
Class of diseases than has been recognlze'
by the profession. ,un,, ,vber
That it is highly probable that ,,r wnrr
the fact becomes more generaliy AnD"
hat 50 large per centage OF Of PS'H Ps nra. =
swarming with trichne, capao,e % otIact
ducing disease, it may have IA aI' on"sc. rnre'
upon the use of this meat, .oms anu oTtent, yt~
a oientlv affect the sale, to some sNaem'' s,,'
Tem " nne of the principal articles OF CON, COM
,nepcc p in the west.-Dr' Georys SUTTON
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-11-25
WEST.

The San Francisco insurance compa-
nies report losses by the Virginia City fire to
the amount of $5i3NO.
The liabilities the of national gold bank
and Trust company of San Francisco are
100000. The bank has gone into liqnlda'
ton, and will not open again.
Last week the central pacific railroad
company borrowed $lOOO0,000 in San Fran
cisco ON mortgage Of its bonds, for the pur'
pose of constructing railroad to Portland,
Oregon. The stamps on the mortgage repre-
sented $S,7i0.
Indian agent Howard, of the Spotted
Tail, agency, complains about the "Squaws-
men" there, and wants them abolished
These "squaw-mcn" are white adventures
who have married Indian wives and are
much esteemed by the Indians Spotted
Tail in his Crow Butte speech said he llked
them very much. An attempt to drive them
out would probably be resisted by the lhdi'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-11-25

There are some peculiar facts con
ccrning the distribution Of the nightin-
gale in Europe. 1t is found as far north
ms Sweden and as far west as Spain ana
Portugal, and yet it never visits scot
land. ireland or Wales. From the bound
aries limiting its habitat in England, 1t
oppears that the bird is restricted to those
portions of the country which are covered
with secondary or tertiary geological
formations. Hence it may he inferred
that the insects on which it lives do not
obtain means Of subsistence where the
primary soil prevails.
An apparatus for washing smoke,
and thus depriving it ofits character oil
nuisance, is in operation at factory al
Menilmontant, Paris. A fine shower o
water, travelling in the direction of tn,
smoke, and at five times its velocity, !
projected into the chimney, where
mixes with the smoke, taking up tn
soluablc gases and prccipitating the i'll
puritics carried up with the smoke b
the draught. The foul water Is di
charged into cistern, where it is CO
lected, and fine black paint is got from
| "A young gentleman lately attendc
| the circus for the first time, and on II
Sunday following was taken by his gran,
mother to church. He gazed around
ome wonderment for a few molmeni'
When the organist began to play u
turned to his grandmother ana Slu
"Grandma, will there be q circus, 50
t can see a lion?" "Why, no, Eddie, tn
: i church {" "Well," replied the littI
fellow, 4" it's circus music, anyway"
There never wa. but one woman wi
! didn't believe that her husband won
take a second wife if she died, and tn
woman got killed on the cars.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-11-25

An old ship with a history is to Re
raised from the Sacramento river, where
she has lain for some fifty years. This is
the bark Globe, 293 tons, that sailed on
a whaling cruise from Nantucket to the
Pacific in December, 1922. Her crew
mutinied and murdered Capt. Worth and
his officers in 1894, then fed to the Mul.
grave Islands, but the vessel was recov.
cred and the mutineers taken back to
Nantucket and hanged.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-11-25

amount of legal tenders deposited by insol'
vent banks is $SOi, ,43i, making n grand total
of $2OG3S,Gil, as above stated, in legal ten
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-11-25

september estimate Of small grains and
grasses to be sown Is too high, II that 1t is
not The estimate is now given as 90 per
cent. over last year
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-11-25

LITTLE children are sold and exported
from Italy now under new dodge. In
stead of taking them away singly, the
spectators buy up a whole family at
once, including father, mother, uncles
and aunts, and start the lot for foreign
parts. The law can't gainsay the will of
father and mother, and 50 the little ones
are smugglcd out to tussel with the
world.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-11-25

VICE-PREsIDEnT WILSON was taken
suddenly i'll in Washington last week
and his life was despaired Of He rallied
however, and in an hour or two was con-
sidered out of danger. The latest ac-
counts represent his condition as quite
low, but still with no alarming symp-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-11-25
TIMELY TOPICS.

A NUMBER of German merchants do.
ing business in New York have united
to raise fifty thousand dollars TO de-
fray the expenses of the reception
of the German crown prince in that city,
and his subsequent escort to Philadelphia
on his visit to the centennial exhibition,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-11-25

Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS has accepted
the presidency of the American depart
mcnt of the Mississippi Valley society,
of London, rendered him by the parent
organizations The object of this move
mcnt is to direct attention to the devcl-
opmcnt of the commercial, agricultural
and mineral resources of the valley of
the Mississippi. Mr.. Davis will devote
his entire energies to the work in this
country and Europe, making his head
quarters ut New Orleans.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12

Aayore investing in these Bonds has the salts
faction of knowing that his bond certain TO be
paid at maturity. and further that he assists in
building in the City of New York. a permanent
Temple OF Industry. which will be ornament
and a pride TO every American.
Each bond holder. until his bond il rcd eemed- is
part owner Of twenty two Acres of land situated
in the heart of the City OF New York, and estimN-
ted to be worth Two Million, Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars Ind the building which is Catima-
ted Seven Millions.
The excavations for the foundation
meDced on the goth If May. 1878. md the building
will he ready receive the goods from tn Centen-
Dial EIh Ibition at itS close.
No Investment for people of email means was
offered rqualIir the Bonds of the Industrial
Exhibition Co. The bonds are secured by mort
gage which makes the princfpal eafs, and emil
nentiy secure. and in addition 20 which zach bond
holder participates four tin's in the atlot-
mont of pre- miums above named.
The difference between :hese hOnd' ard lottery
ticket IL, in lottery the holder murt lose his mo
ney draw prize, while the holder of an Indus
trial Exhibition Bond cannot lose his investment,
but most have returned TO him. the PRINCIPAL and
small rate of interest added and in ad dtion has
an opportunity to draw premium ranging from
s soto SlO0,UGO.
The Board of Dir ectnrs and the Trustees of the
mortgage are anon 2 the mort emin ofthe bu 81
meas mon of New York. and is OF itselfa guarantee
that tho Rouds re a Re n desirable Investment
The Compsny ia not responsible for any money
cent except it be by check. Postal '-de-. drHFt
express pa able TO the order of The Industrial Ex
hihition Co.
Circulars sent on application.
Addrese
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12
DIR. JOHN OELLI6,S
ANTI. FAMILY PHI q

These excellent Pills will he iouhd . sure remedy
tor Hcidity OF the Ftgmseh, Immigration, HALjtuEI
terrible and distfessing diSrnse With from two
10 four dOses be oVerpowersd. and has in many
cases st:reisd,I cure with one single pill. livery
pill being an ordinary dose, Tende,s them the
cheapest med cine in the world certainty
of cure lie unFqnalled W"heyp never fOuBd them
to tail in casss OF Jaundioe Ard all sPRsnCdic AZ
feciiODs. They purify the blood and promote
healthy aotion Of the sEin. They arc purely vrFe-
tnhlo and petI.stIy tree from an t1fhe tst css do
either permanent or temporary ipjrH y. 40 slhs
sr0mncE or BowelS, or to the general 6Tsfem.
Tbese pills had their origin IN France, where the
medicinal science lie far advanced. ard vrro 6rst
made in this country by tbe iAtheT Of Dr., John
Oeiiig, native Of FTHpce.
Or. John ocllig's Anti Bilious Fanj!y Pill, sro
simply Appended that you may 'eh '~hst entIs Ssy
medicine you will speak in The PGme nGnnsT:
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PROV d sure cure. believe il a eeTltip tNssfsr
- You're, ai' W. Y. ia r1oSs
27, ls7l.-Dr ocllig K Co, GentIcn1en hse.
been suffering for fifteen y ears past N iibi great
took few of Your ~ Biio5p PilIs &hi1R rST2d
me entirely, and can safely rscolUmspd them 10
any afflicted in same way.
You're truly, .nI.ll'iii MANY KhETEpss
=, " HEDoEsyILLE. Sept, stlsll,.
70 al Irhom 1t may concern
The is 10 certify thRtI wat ken yitb Sspspsia
add il continued ne for four years and ii tho
time kept getting worse. AID d5iibF tss Sol iiIso
OF my illness, suppose mad lrEgt ~ entI ply
rrisne even two of them from BAiiiHNTr, Sbd hhhs
John oss Esynssboro. Pa - cent sis; 81 be =:
waited me but five 'jpes end cured pc. pfrfeeHI
sound With pills. Itbihk. from tho relic savs mo-
that he is ose Of he'best Physieisasi lsyensaaE
DIRECTIONS Two pills 1nI b fospsSpSss.
heisnt pntgs Tor An ndsit u taEsn Fslistsess-
stiPatton ono pill every other n3rnipg - advissd
For hggs, 2 pile ave ho0rp beIOfe tEs 1ifnS ofisT
ing ing; e9i, FOR ehiS ak yenrs old, bali pill
!, Mhnutsftgrrd ~ WHS9e;RsFoa PaygqlJ sn4sr
ssn1 rr q d. D. PFoUTZ.,sp
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P0ip,! in the United i, s..ies. $50 esBt.psr Boz.
Mono genuine UBlePs marked PfDptE M d.
NJ. D. PFoUTZ, WHynesbOrO, Pa.
WHOLGsALE 6oETrs IT boupSOh, Lily q Go,
No &c. Hanover ct, Baltimore.
J. W DAllen & Co., N. r. corner Of Second and
Callohill streets, Pbilsdelphis
p. C. ShriVer, CumberiHhd, Md. '--'- 81. 1ai 2
Thsse medicines can be had Of the loIIs wing
agent in Jsfierson County:
G. E. BELLER, ChATleStOVn and HaEpeT's Ferry.
May 5, lS74-ly-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12
H U NJ 0 R o U s.
Sharp.

The next best thing to thorough scholar
ship is alertness in picking up knowledge,
and skill in putting it to good use. Some
public men who have had no claim to be
scholars, have had great aptness IN apprnpri-
ating illusions from the classics and from his
tory to serve their purpose. a story is told
of the late Daniel Dickinson, of New York,
showing his adroituess.
He was not overlearned, but he was very
shreHd. He knew absolutely nothing Of the
classics, and was greatly annoyed when one
quoted Latin. Van Buren, had swung off
into Free Soil, and the burden OF the party
was on Dickinson's shoulders. a freud of
Van Buren, vas eulogizjng the ex>President
in speech. He spoke OF Curtius, aud cem~
pared Van Buren, TO that noble Roman
Dickinson went over to seat occupied by a
Senator who was at home in all that relates
to the Romans.
"Who is this Curtis the Senator is talking
nbout2"
80. he is not talking about Curtis at ALL
He is talking of a noble Roman patriot. His
name was Curtius. not Curtis"
"Well, what did he do Z"
''Why, in the time of great calamity, he
threw himself in the breach and saved his
country"
80, that's it, is it? What did you say his
name was 2"
"Curtius."
won't you spell it"
"C-u-r>t-iu,s"
can right. Thank you," said Dickinson,
as he went to his seat. As soon as the de-
fender of Van Buren, took his scat, Dickin-
son arose, fresh, confident, exuberaus. He
closed like man fresh from the classics.
'tAnd vino is this Curtius, to whom the
Honorable Senator compares Martin Van
Buren,? He was a noble Roman. He was
patriot But how unlike Mr.. Van Buren, !
Curtius threw himself into the breach to save
his country. Bat Martin Van Buren, threw
his country into the breach to save HIMSELF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12
POEIIcAl
TRAINING TIME.

Supper is over,
Now for the fun,
This is the season
Children must run.
Papa is reading,
SAYS of those boys:
pray did you ever
Hear such a noisei"
Riding on "camels"
Over the floor.
See. ones a squirrel
Climbing the door.
There goes the baby
Flat on the nose.
Brother was trying
To tickle its toes.
Little he minds it.
Though he would cry,
Changes to laughter
As Lyn galloped by.
Order is nowhere.
Fun is the rule.
Think they are children
Just out of school.
Home is their palace.
They are the kings.
Let them be masters
OF just n few things.
Only one hour
Out of the day
Give them full freedom,
Join in their play.
Do not be crustY.
Do not forget
You like TO manage
Sometime do yet.
Home will be sweeter
Till life is done
If you viii give them
One hour of fun
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12

CoULDS'T Fool HER-There we're three
OF them-a man and two women. They saw
the sign of ''Arctic Soda Water swinging
IN the breeze, and they went in aud the man
said they'd take about three drinks
What syrup2" asked the confectioner.
The mans vile, who was one of the two
women, turned her husband around so that
his back was TO the fountain, and then said
"No" William, if you want lemon aud
vanilla, or sanilla and cream, speak right up,
for you wont have chance to say vanilla aud
cream and wink for him to put in whiskey! !"
The husbands couutenance fell, hut he had
to quietly submit He has been wondering
ever since, how his wife could have dropped
on the practice.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12
IA Blamed MernoperlyI"

An honest old Granger approached the af,
fable young man who adorns the general
delivery windo" of the pOstofice yesterday,
sad asked:
is there any letters for the Griggesses
here"
"The young man shuflsd through 'G's'
deck, and said mo sir p"
Any for the Stebbinses?'
The young man counted the 'S' deck, and
said mo, sir! ~
"Well, and for the Bunoss ?" and the old
man put of his specks to see for himself.
The young n.au famed tie BIS" out. and
again said mo, sir ~
Then dang it, young man, is there any
letter for the MiddIebrookses 2" and the old
man emptied some peanut shells out of his
pocket to make room for the letters
The young man slung the "M's" faster
than tramp printer in country newspaper
shop. and YEARLY said mo, SIR
Then, who the thunder is all them thar
letters and pigeon holes fur, any how, By gun,!''
ripped out the indignant old man and before
the young man hsd time to reply the old
Granger was shutting down the street swear
'ns that ''this here postofice is blamed
nernOperly like everything else these DAYS
AtiHnta Constitution.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12

Maneuvering mosquitoes multiply mar
veiousty meditating mischief; malicious mos
quitos mercilessly maui nultitudcs, muuchinc
masters and misses.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12
rHE
PHILHARMONIC PIANO

IENRiS entirely new instrument possessing nn the
1 essential qualities OF more expensive and
higher priced Plan offered al lower price than
any similar now in the market. II ia durable.
with a mEgnificence of tone hardly surpassed aud
yet he purchased pr ices and terms within
the reach of all. This instrument his all the
Tnodcrn iruproveIncnts inciudins tae celebrated
''AgrAfIe'' treble AID is fully warranted. Gaia
Iogues mailed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12
MISC ELLANEoUs J.
Cherry Pectora1,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whoop1ng
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma a.

and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine has any thing won SO widely and SO
deeniy Iipon the confidence Of manknds as this
Excellent remedy for pulmonary complains: /
Through long series of years, and among noss
of the races of men it has risen higher and mghef
"a their estimation, as it has become better knoWn-
It's uniform character and power to cure ths va,
rious affections of the lungs and throat, nave
made it known as reliable protector AGAINST
them While adapted to miIder forms OF dlsease
and TO Young children, it is at the same time me
most efectual remedy that can be given ior lncip-
lent consumption, and the dangerous anecnons
of the throat and lungs. AS a PROVISION agalnss
sudden attacks of Group 1t should pc KEPT on
hand In every family, and indeed as an are SOME
times subject to colds and coughs all shonIa Dc
provided with this antidOte for them
Although settled COIIsttIIipttoIlits thougnt m
letirabIe still great numbers of cases where me
6isease' seemed settled, have been completely
cured and the patient restored to SOUND neaiin
Inv the CHeTTu PICTORIAL. So complete Is IT'S
mastery over the disorders of the Lungs ana
Throat that the most obstinate OF them yleid 10 II
r When nothing else could reach them, under the
= (THeT:1-u PeeforaI they subside and disappear.
Sinners and Public Speakers IND greaT
protection from it. .-,.o,,,.
bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
CHERRY Electoral in small and frequent doses.
SO generally are its virtues known, that we
need not publish the certificates OF them here, OF
DO more than assure tbs public that its quaEnes
fnlIy maintained.