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Washington number of ladies were like
wise served. There has been, and | be-
licve is still, great talk made about the
"Socety for the Prevention of Crueltics to
Animals" | don't think it would be a
bad idea for the President to found a
''Society for the Prevention of Cruelties to
Women" Under the present unhappy
condition of the country, IA few sclfsacrifc-
ing acts might iMmOrtaiiise himself, soften
his nature for the misfortunes of others,
shelter them from the tempest he sees fall
ing without pity on the heads of wretched-
ness; and while he feasts on luxurics, think
on those who want common HeceSSdries-
the homeless women and children of ,coat
If the goue1nmcm could not nor ,could
not protect and provide for the working
men, i'll mercy spare the helpless dependant
romen, if not in justice, at least let hHmonity
plead their cause.
The above article teens with good,
sound common sense all through and what
makes it still more interesting, is the author
of it being lady. 1t is seldom women,
as authors, take up the pen in defense of
the laboring man, but '.Cecilia" can see and
appreciate the dignety of labor and is
fearless in espousing their cause.-EDl.
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Largest Farm in the World.

This is rather a large claim to make;
even in this country, where real estate lies
around in parcels of considerable size, but
according to the St Louis RepuJAcoa it
may be fairly applied to the estate of Mr..
George Grant, founder of the Victori;s
Colony, in Kansas. His farm embraces the
entire county of Ellis, is larger than any
dukedom of Europe, and contains $40, 900
acres. Mr.. Grant devotes himself princi-,
pally to stock raising, and has accomplished
a great deal by the introduction of the best
blooded stock and exhibiting the best
methods of rearing, feeding and improving
the foreign and domestic breeds of horses,
cattle and sheep. He has just wintered
1000 sheep, with a loss of less than one
per cent, the secret of his success lying In
providing good shelter He is the owner
ofthe thoroughbred stallion Floddeu, valued
at S25, 600, the father of which won the
Derby race in 1860. He has just pur-
chased for his farm thirty odd brood mares
in Ohio, Virginia and Kentucky, and he has
$3.50, 900 invested In stock among the large
number of resident colonists and stock
raisers who purchased land of him, and are
now raising stock in Victoria Colony, are
many young men of prominence, both in
this country and England, The Hon. Wal
ter Maxwell, younger son of Lord Herries,
of Everingham Park, Yorkshire, England,
owns two sections, and is comfortably set
tied down to the healthful life of the ran
chero. Then there are three bachelor sons
of a Derbyshire clergyman, and the nep-
hew of the Earl of Winchelsea, who is now
on his way over from England to take up
his home there. Two nephcws of Mayor
Gunther, of New York city, and two young
Shields, of Boston, are also among the nuns,
! Der.
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the hen had gone right to business as soon as
she was placed in tie coop, aud had lafd All
egg. He had the egg III his. hand, and
when | told him that he should act as treas
urer of the concern he was SO overcome he
could not reply
That was the first aid last egg. kftef
the third day had passed without anothet
the boy came upstairs and we devised and
planned again. We bought lime, sand,
chalk, rosin, gravel, rd;seed; cats, and
several other things hopping to induce our
hen to resume business, but she was obsti:
nate. The boy likewise reported that She
seemed melancholy. He said she would
stand on one leg in the parlor for thirty
minutes at time, rejecting and ponder
ing, and that she seemed to lock With con
tempt on the bedroom, which was isGelT
carpetcd with an old vest.
| hoped for the best, and he went away
more cheerful | told him that hens lad
their sad moments as well as huliian beings,
and that it was to be expected that she
would let her thoughts travel down the lane
of the dead past once in while.
He returned at the close Of the second
day, and reported that our hen was going
into a decline. There was no doubt of it.
She had already declined all kinds of food,
and tasted water as if she hated it. Her
melancholy moods were deeper and lasted
longer, and the boys chin quivercd as he
remarked his mind was made up fot the
worst.
Two days after that death stepped in and
bore our hen away. The boy could hardly
tell me about it, so deep was his grief.
Death came very suddenly, and she did
not suffer much She was walking from
the parlor to the kitchen when she stag
gered, gasped once or twice, and passed
over the dark river
| mentioned the idea of post mortena;
but did not press it when saw how re
Voting it was to his finer feelings. [ felt
that | was more used to sorrow than he,
and was not sure but what my plans for
ventilation had brought about the fatal re-
suit. Therefore knew it was my duty to
put two-dollar bill in his hand and advise
HIM to turn his attention to pigs. Wo
formed new stock company on the spot,
elected him President and general manager,
and his last report to the 'board'' says
Pig growing-send more corn -.
Grdphic
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The largest library in the United States
is the Library of Congress, which contains
IA 900 volumes next in order is the Bos-
ton Public Library, with 273,000, while
the Harvard University Library with 1885,
600, and the New York Mercantile Library,
with ll5, 12o, are respectively third and
fourth in point of size.
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Anthracite coal, in large quantities, has
been discovered in the Shenan doah Noun
tains of Virginia, distance of nineteen
miles from Harrisonburg.
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possible notice Junels' '74-tf
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Mexican county produces Ia barrels of
oil daily from six wells. The oil is of low
gravity, and worth more than the oil pro-
duced in the lower river regions
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The Betllehem Times says that Asa
Packer elves" in Mauch Chunk but ere
side" in Philadelphia
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-08-19

Florida will send over million pine
apples to market this season, if report be
true.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-08-19

The population of Wayncsbug has been
ascertained to be 1,672-a gain of 1928
since 1870.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-08-19

y Delaware county man sold his cherry
crop, this year, for 81 800.
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An Allentown cow recently gave birth
to three calves
, 1875-12-29

airy to the 9Th February 1876 both days
included, after which the list of arrears
will be transmitted to the respective
Policemasters to- be enforced within 8
days and a special citation to this effect
will without delay be served by the
Police, for which each debtor of Taxes
incurs a fine of 20 cents if the Tax be
under s., aud 40 cents if SIS, or above
besides eventually tho ordinary levy
expenses.
The taxlists which will be distributed
by the Police, are to be filled up in 'con-
formity with the ordinance of 22nd Feb
ruary 1855 on the first Of January and re-
turned to the respective Policemasters
within As hours in town and 4 days in
the country.
Royal m~reasurer's Office, st. Croix, Gath
December 1875.
J. A. HOVER.
, 1875-12-29
ANNUAL INVITATION FOR WEEK OF
UNITED AND UNIVERSAL PRAYER
AT THE COMMENCEMENT
OF THE YEAR.
JANUARY %, 1876.

jim CL14LA %FSb 0C'S'
" Unto the Church of God wih all that IN
evtry place CALI upon The same of Jesus
Christ our Lord, both theirs and ours"
BELOVED CHRISTIAN BRETHREN THROUGH
OUT ALL NATIONS -
"He is faithful that promised" Herein
is our encouragement to pray always; not
only alone and in secret, but also In SYM
pathy and communion with our fellow
Christians of every nation, kindred, and
tongue. Let US, therefore, draw near to
the Throne of Grace; always accessible
through the one Mediator and Advocate,
evh ..,.tn 10 make intercession for
US & nat the Lord hath not said
lex we MEfS vain
For many yeaS you have been invited
in all lands, to usher in the New Year
with the assembling of yourselves together
for thanksgiving and prayer; agreed, not
withstanding diy(rsitles ofname and nation
atty, touching thc .Glhgs yodask of God.
We gratefully acknowledge your response
to our request, and our hearts have been
gladdened by the tidings which have come
10 us from many and various parts OF the
world, indicating that the January week
of United PRAYER has, with each success
sive year, been increasingly and more wide
w observed. Our devout and abundant
thankfuluess is due to Almighty God' tor
having manifested His fidelity and good
ness, in the bestowment Of manifold bles-
sings in answer to the supplicatlOns OF His
people. Especially do we recognize this
in the bestoRment of personal. national,
and family mercies in the effusion OF the
HOLY Spirit aud consequent revival OF
religion in various countries IN the Dles-
sings accompanying the preaching OF the
gospel among all ranks and classes OF So
ciety in the opening of doors wide and
efectual for the entering In OF Gods
word !; and in the increase OF Christian
love and active cooperation among the
followers of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Whilst gratefully remembering the past
we must regard with serious anxiety the
present condition of the world, still lying
in wickedness and the weakness, imper-
lection, and divisions of the Christian
Church calling for more prayer and
effort. We would be mindful also OF the
need of a closer fe llowship with Christ a
more sincere and entire conservation to
His will and service, and more constant
dependence on divine help on the part
of all those who name the name of Christ.
We, therefore, cordially and in all earnest
ness invite you, if spared to see the open
ing of the New Year, to join in observing
the week commencing January End, 1876
as a week of special and united supplica-
ton, and to promote it's observance among
your fellow Christians around you, asking
them with one accord to unite with you,
and to make common supplicatiou before
the mercy seat Of God.
wi The FOLLOWING TOPICS ARE SUGGEST
= ED AS SUITABLE FOR EXPLOITATION
9Ga AND I-NTERCEsSIoN ON THE sue
10 cEssIvE DAYS OF MEETING -
ouoo SUNDAY, January 2.
baa SERMoNs;-TThe love, of God perfected
in him ywho $. keepeth, His word" l
, 1875-12-29

i W Fl E Horse-C arriage-and Boat-taxes for
a the stehalf-year 1875 viii be r%eceiy-
cd ut this Office and by the Police Assls-
tant at Frederiksted from the 18th Janu.
, 1875-12-29

VFOLGE Ordre fra Gouvernementet
n bekiendtgiores herved, at ALE, som
MATTE have Documenter, der skulle
belaegges med Stempelpapir for indev@-
rende Aar, vile have at henvende sig |
stempelpapirsudsalgene ChristianSted
elIer Frederiksted linden den 9de Januar
naestkommende. da ingen senere Udleve-
ring af stempelpapir for 1875 vii finde
Sted. N' "s''a'sa.
stempelpapirs Contoiret, Christiansted
den 24de December 1875.
, 1875-12-29
WEDNESDAY,, January S.

Prayer for Families For goddess
parents F; for prodigal sons for children at
school for those entering upon profess
sional and commercial life; tor widows
and orphans; for sons and daughters in
foreign lands and for all who are mental
ly or otherwise afflicted.
, 1875-12-29

Prayer for the Church Of Chrtst:-toF
the members recently added to the
Church; for tha union Of true believers in
fraternaI fellowship and active co-opera-
ton for the removal OF error, the IN
crease of goodness, and a clearer testlmo-
ny among believers to the doctrines and
power Of the gospel of the grace OF
God,
, 1875-12-29
CHRISTIANSTED'S SANITARY AND
FERTILIZING cos OFFICE,
No. 81 KINGS Cross STREET.
CERTIFICAT E.

WE the undersigned Proprietors and
Planters of this island, do hereby declare
and make known to all concerned, that
the Manure, called "Poudrette de st.
Croix" manufactured by the st. Crolx
Sanitary and FertiIizing Company and
bought by US, for use on our Estates, has
given entire satisfaction, as a Fertilizer )
and therefore beg to recommend its
general use. .,
St. Croix, Christiansted, the 9Th April
1875.
, 1875-12-29

H. PERCY, E. LAWDER,
". H. HsEYLIGER. V. c. HVID.
Fl. N. NELTHROPP. H. Nc. ADAM.
w. F. MOORE. CHR. HATTENSEN'
F. D. Nc. KAY.
, 1875-12-29

MONDAY, January 3.
Thanksgiving and COse''iO" "A re-
Prospect Of the past year
TUESDAY, January
, 1875-12-29
THURSDAY, January 6.

Prayer for Rulers, Magistfate'' and
Statesmen for soldiers and sailors tor
national institutions; for philanthroplc
and charitable societies f; for prisoners and
captives; and for the prosecuted and OPP
vyocco1
, 1875-12-29
ct o

is PUBLISHED
RvERY WEDNESDAY N SATURDAY.
We have been requested to publish the
following:
EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
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s--a special Notice.
EEwATE OF cDu>TEEFFIrs

sriiS's Iouir syrup has been couutrrfsl.ed. sui
'hs es,inirrllif~r hr.uehi 9" gnei
SMITHS TONIC SYTVP
fhe genuine -riicie have Dr. Iohn Bull private
ainr rAtn noits Dr. John Rul only has the isi,t
nis'ufria. sna -sli ~. rrginai Jobu smith Iouc
syrup - 'oai.ville ken,rrkv ENamiie well the label
- s'"h h"iIc II NY pri-si- stamp i -ni On caei
N'i'i' q" rn' Ps-caass. you all be arcsi, Cd
~ ny eSls'nm sd,ert'-rm-pt. and nay show caro- !
d .aruf. ~. mi'iuginr nv right The esnu-
~ >0rAs renic syrup eau only be prrpar-d by my
1T
Tue PrHf'. s,svtsr
gR. JhIS null
f.-rt -. N-n'ncky Augp.' :. lsTs
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ds biarrh,ra and Flax u>usilv occmr
in ili> month. These distressing aii-
urlts clu be checked ~ once b, calling.
- 7. Nerz y to'>. and getting bottle
81 orr Diirrhna and Flax Remedies
iur constant use.
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~ MIR. Jnsrph Buchsrt j. again nj
work filing his TX un NH Street sbuvr
l!sii a after mark. preparatory To- huild-
e, thereon. I, seems ia III Il e cost (
SLING wsuid Lave bpur.t n better lot
lln, tiid,i'i il.ri flli1ig up
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~ Chicago Iime-: senator Sargent
has been making neat lcifle fiuuncinl
computation. which IL being printed
'riuipplantly Ia NIL The A administration
papers. Have YOU thought. fellow-ci,-
itrns. Snid he, ''thmi tne reduction of the
National deb. I'm. been $l2u q minute
since Won have sci here aud commenced
talking. Taking the average of the
whole time, The Reduction of the debt
has gone on nt that rate. WHY. take your
watch aud look nj IL. See the second
hsn - II ilies II carh tick ofthe second
ha d iwo dollars during The whole time
-il &C Grams Inauguration. by day and
LN ni@ht. upon v * day aud mon sun
daN--t"" dollar in gold per see. | has
youc III the National debit" And when
rn'h Administration paper has printed
i'i' computation il cxriains, com
mont L. -up-rfiumus." The Times will
venture To- make little computation of
tie same sort. Have YOU ever thouxl,t.
hilow-ciiizans. thar YOU are being taxed
pa he rate OF S2.UH3 y minnie. Taking
the avcrTig" Ui ihc whole lime. and COM
naring IL with Tho National and lDc,ll
.ifNHtinn. lie levy OF taxes i going on
~ ''T' '"''- ~" INV ~ftillll-llNuu ~ III
ilic>: ~ each tick of that secondhand
>iiir The beginning of the wear 1873. hy
ia, aud hr might. sundays and week
DAYS. al 50 per second las zone out of
The p"nrir- po~kcts. Aud while that
<Si 10 WAS being taken ont of the peo-
pie- pockets. "nly - per second wa,
being taken off the pnblic debt. C,n-
"a Il. il supcrhnon,.
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soLr orr Nj frank Fink has -pld
ont his interest 10 The i."u.out.r Stage
Line 10 Nj. 4. GcLl.art. mhu Viii bu-s
the horses thr,e lIips a week now 4"
Iuuguutc.
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PREAciIA1. Rev. l.. JONES wi.i
preach In the VI. T.. Church next Sab
bath. al lOi o'clock. a. NJ. >unda,
school AT . O'Clock. Al are invited.
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ny'Mr August Spndrrm,n has gun.
10 Cincinnati 20 lay III stock of Ftll
goods lar Mr.. scrmcr-hrim' popular
store. Look out for r.c goods next
week
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gsThe foundation work OF the al
dition 20 the Court House Is about com
peicd.
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LITTLE ADVENTURES. On Yesterday
Two little children. Masters Julian Peck
inpaugh and frankie Capchart, aged Z
ahd years, left their homes without
rave, taking with them Mr.. Peckiu-
paugh's horse. intending to have short
VISIT in IIuutingburg. They arrived
'ne'e safely about dark and put up u,
VIZ. Carehart's, who, with his family.
were out calling NJ the time. The little
s0avcrs pvt up their horse. aud were
proceeding TO enjoy themselves, when
rCapehart arrived at home. aud found
"es had left Jasper without the knowl-
'uge Of their parents. aud mounting
''eIn on their horse, starred back with
men, knowing the anxiety which would
y created by their absence. The re-
'"fhing party were met on the Hunt
'"gourgh road about O'Clock. By one
7" me parties who had started out IN
arch OF the "los' children" and the
.iue excitement incident TO two chill
,'ch being missed was al,aycd--and ii
'"e children were not soundly spanked
"ey ought to have been.
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NJ White river j. ~ high ,ri that The
Ferry rnniot cross with teams M
rorer-vilic. The mails and passenger,
are rrossed in canoe.
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There -,rnis ~ =, some pugrqc-
iau. f,r.lng~ Ia the irci~i~ uf .-inr -,
irMns. 90 tn. iflrns 10 iilr urisi. hlz,l-.
which came scar cywniuaiins Ia rnw
ga "Wednesday. W. hoped nnd ~ngh
tie "~wrci concordance or suiihd>
Nuu.d produce h,a,,rl, isrn.Ss.
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10 Its stronger than the scent of Tie
GREEDY man for grin--this smell arising
from drcay;ng ycgetaiion in the patoka
low lands now.
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G-r Every body is painting Ihcil
l.,nses This year because Paints aud OH.
are cscai nj r. Wcriy Il Co.'S.
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Ir \ great deal &c yrrss lr,s l~en cat
Ids week. aud viii make better hay
itau was anticipated When The flood,
ceased.
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nvA small picture show l. prcarnlru-
laiing through this county.
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TFIhe Secretary of the Dubois Az
r'rnltnral Society is distributing the
Premium lists for the coming Fair.
which hasin~ on The llih of next month.
A fair show of premiums j. offered. aud
every on" who can should have some
article on exhibition. ~ entries are free
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- Fumer- aii s,rI'g-. You have AZ
iiur to L. sick lhi- ,s.lr. ! sc rNin ah,
'hr ra"k vr-cialio. haze inain chill.
20 -iore ior y"1 Wis. ia no; use "A pre-
Nrihnltyc One Luulrrl ounce. ~
puininc jua received At T. Wcstz X
CO... 80 take Tie hiw aud dou't H.. sick
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TTPurc Gin, Wines and Liquors for
med cal purposes n r. Wcriz a Cos.

- The Tree schools IL IIun,ingbure
will open the Isl Monday of sept. with
Prof. W. u. kennaday as principal, Mr..
W Gresham and Nr. IIoilwachs, late OF
Louisville. a. assistants.
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Ran AWAY. i. J. CosMtN IIrEr.--
Gu la-f Monday. Mr.. Peter J. t~m.n.
Il tcle.tiuc. drive 1o tie jasper Civ
FIGURING Mills, with two horses and
Nagm lundri with grain. lie WA
shading Wv tic wagon whcu The hors-.>
came frightened and started 10 RAJ,
awsy. He cangit the tines. nnd Was
dragged al'mg bv chem aud a, th-s
turned into ia,oka bridge. IT, ws-
lhruwn Violently against the corner po.i
q the bridge. aud caught bctwccu lie
vagon aud bridge crushing him badly.
l'dh arms were broken, hole cut ia
li> head, and I've was injured 20 ladl y
"lhcrw isc that for n time il was feared
would prove fatal 10 him, as he has
not = strong physical constitution. lie
snow, however, ia fair way Ia re-
cover.
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S.,!y..,1.i, h.slrt ! s,s.s'Tsssls By;

fran as 'cr b.. dr.. uaiii farther na,ics train.
fii '..iin~s.
i~f,i' na'.i station IN "
- -. rrrt n~4ia Siaf..r 4.an T. *
wis. ~ itt,k T~ft 10 10
.rrls, - kockFpts U.an b. J.
i'r., - tfs % ~ u eel p,< anil -s.iain four hour
~ f.i iru ~. A.v
r..s, 20, chsrgs f"r wharf It,at or ,rsf,f.t ~
y - Aosp port. ,-Ihe, fr receiving Shipping
y. a. shily. a-n'i superintendent.
=. s'plrr an. la
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickencd, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by it's use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration Of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often so I'M
clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chesnists,
LOWELL. MASS.
April 2. 1S15.-y
a. . St,hsf.riba fnr tho Yaaper Cnuriar
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JASPER COURIER

er Mr. Jim Mn. Of Ire 4. 5. Rcvc-
rae service. WIS ~ town this week
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Astc.na,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of modern
science. few are Of
more real value to
mankind than this ef-
fectunl remedy for all
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues.
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that il does
surely and efiectually