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ceived by her from Tilton unless 80 in
structed by the Court.
Judge Nelson said that he had no au-
th0rity to issue any such instructions,
and an argument on the subject took
place between the opposing counsels,
during which the subpoena requiring
Mrs. WoodhulPs appearance, In Court
was read. -u ..
Legal authorities were quoted by both
sides in support of their arguments, and
Judge Nelson then said Mrs. Woodruff
might surrender the papers II she had no
personal objections.
After a short co insulation with Shear
man, Mrs. Woodruff then explained to
the Court that the. letters in her pos
sessionwere not discreditable to her or
to the person who wrote them, and that
while she was in prison for having pub.
.lished an account Of this scandal, her
office had been ransacked and papers
taken away, some OF which were now in
the hands OF the defense and others OF
the prosecution In this case. ~.
She said she was willing to deliver up
the papers in question, which she ac-
cordingiy did, ana they were closely ex-
amined by the counsel.
Mrs. Woodruff then sat down directly
in front of Mrs. Beecher.
Evarts said that they would not pro-
ceed with Tilton's cross-examination at
present, to which Fullerton objected,
saying that Tilton ought to be examined
at once while Mrs. Woodruff was in
Court, who might be needed as a. wit
ness, as at.another time 1t might be diff
ticult to find her.
Judge Nelson decided that Mrs.
Woodruff should attend whenever Til
ton was placed on the stand. j. N.
LOrgh then testified to the distance be-
tween Schordler's restaurant and Del
monico's as being twenfy-four feet.
Francis 2. Moult0n was tnen recalled,
and testified:
Iu my interview with Mr.. Beccher, on
the Both of December, 1870, with refer
ence to delivering UP the retraction let
ter, | never said to Beecher that he
should take a generous view, and act for
the interest OF all parties concerned.
In the interview Of January IA, 1871,
did not say to Beecker that Elizabeth
loved his little fiTger better than riton's
whole body. After had written the
letter Of contrltion 1 gathered up the
papers 80 that he might read them. The
letter was read before it was signed. 1
never SAID to Beecher that alter nsing
the letter would burn it.
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CINCINNATI, May u
There has been fair amount OF business
done the past week. There has been no mato-
rial variation in prices.
BLEACHED CoTTONs-New York Mills, lSke:
Dav0l, 14c; Fruit Of Loom, l3c; L0nsdaie,
12hc; Hope, 10c; Great Falls s, Sc; Great Fslis
Al, 9c.
l0-4 BLEAcHED SBEETINGs-Loweli,3 30c; Al
lepdaie, 35c; Pepperili, 37hc; Peqpot, 4shcs
Utica, SOC.
BROWN Observation-Disclosures A. Ike: Long
BrancH, lie; Laurel Hill, 10c; Augusta. 9kc:
Globe. oc; Bellevue Xxx, SIC. +.
TICKING Lewiston, "A, 26c; AmOskeag, A @
A, 25c; Methuen AA, 2ic: Connestoga &C A.
ISc; Connestoga Medal, 1Sc; Queen Of ths
West. lie: Queen Of the West x, Sc; Qneca
OF the West XX, 2Sc.
SHIFTING STRIPES American 3xS, 10c:
American BIG, lie; Glasgow, 3x3, l2c; Chcv-
lot stripes 10(U25c.
PLAID CoTrONs-James River. 12hc; Queen
OF the West, 1910: Queen Of Newest x, 15c-
PRINTs-Low grades are worth TX GSc; stan-
ard. SGS5sc, and fancy, sG9!sc per yard.
JEANs-Winona, s0c; Proyident, 25c; Choral
tar, 45c; Topeka. b0c; Queen City, 6Jc; Laurel
Hill, Doc; Long Branch, 7Uc.
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blity, continued to 18th inst; Jennie Frank
lin, Annie Hanson, Joscy Connor, vags, dis
missed; Mollie Hart, Louis Stevenson, same,
continued to 18th inst; Lizzie Perry, same,
continued to 12th inst; Ruth Crnmer, Nellie
Lambert, Josey Moore, John 0'C0nnell, vags,
each ~ days; Christian Laetz, vag, 30 days and
SIS; Lizzie SmitD, same, $40 and costs; L. Ber-
nardo. common thief, con5inued to 10th INST; !;
Albert Brundage, concealed weapons, IS and
costs; John Bsahn, abusing family, continued
to 10Th inst. ; s. Welsh, same, 90 days and SIS; r.
keeier, threatening violence, IS and costs; W.
Trcger, concealed weapons, dismissed; w. b.
McClain, petit larceny, thirty days aud costs;
Mich. Hoffman, malicious destruction, 81 and
costs; Chas. Hawkins, grand larceny. contin-
ued to 14th inst; ELI Barnes, lettering. thirty
days and costs; Frank W. Wilson, manslaugh-
Sweeny, Mike Walsh. petit larceny, each dis
missed; John Schultz, receiving stolen goods,
continued t., 18th inst; John Copnors, petit
larceny, continued to 18th inst; as. Sweeny,
same, dismissed; Mike Walsh, petit larceny,
thirty days and costs.
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POLICE CouRT.

Drunk and Disorderly-C B: Morgan.
Pat Mullen, John Williams. Geo. Lu6by.
Peter Hanley, Maggie Very, each dismissed: J:
Peter Martin, $40 ana costs; Martin Kreiny, S3
and costs; John Patton, 3U days; Phil. Keller,
IS and costs.
Assault and Battery--John Connors, 80 davs
and SO; Jas. McHenry ana Mike Young, Is
and costs; George Stephens, SO and costs:
Andrew Elkeneerger and John Sheridan, each
dismissed; Nick Sticknell. 70 and costs; VIM.
Neutrality-suspicious. 7. simmons, incorrigi-
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ELNANCIAE,
Gold to-day, l15K.

Gold To-day, l16K.
Eastern Exchange is still firm and the de-
mand is good, with limited receipts. No
change in rates.
Sterling Exchange is quiet and nrm, with no
change IN rates. 1t Is quoted here 491 sight
and 4N at 60lay bills, gold.
Silver continues quiet with light rcceipts and
demand. Dealers here are buying at los, anu
selling at 1U8 for halves and quarters.
Southern Railroad 7-30 bonds are In good de-
mand and frm at 1c4 ana accrued Interest.
Other local securities are quiet, the transac-
tions being generally very light.
Government securities are steady and uuiet
The local demand is light with moderate Of
ferings The rates here are about Y margin,
buying and selling. Wall-street Quotations
which ut 10 +. M to-day were as follows,
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STEAMBOATS,.
ARKANSAS RIVER.

For Memphis, Helena, Pine BluE Litfls
Rock, Fort Smith, and oil Psias On Ar
kansas River.
WILL LEAVE WEDNESDAY, the 1ash ina
A . HI L A N ID.
WILL. H. KYLE, Master. JAa ALExAsDFs, On.
For freight or passage apply 10 E -
Captain w. II. Kyle, No Z Public I -
Landing. apSo-n -
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new os......-...... ll8x n6
w. W. lx4
The Following is the :8u r. N. report Of New
York Stock Market, as received By Lea, Ster-
rett u Co.. " West Third streets
Sold. offered at, BID
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w riage trimming. Addrsss. G Ks.care -
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Shipments. tS...............,
HOGS-The market continues dull and slow.
Common are offered at Si4p7 4U: medium 70
fair, " 50lgI go Good grades are selling ~
~ 81 as rs per GENITAL.
BEEF CAIfLE-Are dull and lower. We
quote: Common, 81 75(G4 So; medium to fair,
"a 1906 rs; and S6,g6 81 for good to choice, pef
Genital gross.
SHEEP-D Demand light. We quote fair =
good at "a COOS 81 per GENITAL.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
CINCINNATI, May PA 4. u.
The receipts and shipments OF I've stock log
the past "a hours were as follows:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheon.
Receipts. ........... 643 1870 GA
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NOTES NY THE WAY.


Passing along the foothills In the
direction Of Brownsville, the county
presents a cheerful aspect, showing
rapid growth and Improvement In all
the branches pertaining TO agriculture.
Brownsville, too, gives evidence OF
growth and advancement, and i'm
provements of various kinds are to be
seen in almost every part Of the city.
New buildings are being erected, side
walks put down, and other marks Of
thrift, showing an abiding faith In the
future Of the city, and all adding to
It's size. beauty and convenience. An
act passed by the last Legislature of
our State, Incorporating North
Brownsville, has already been proeluc-
tive. of good results, and N. B. Is
rapidly assuming tile proportions and
putting ON the airs of a city. An ex-
cellent school. under the direction OF
Prot. Gilbert, one Of the best educators
and most finished scholars la the state,
with an average attendance of eighty
pupils, we believe, IL one OF the attrac-
tions Of the city. The high moral
and literary attainme.lts Of the citi-
zens OF Brownsville are due in no small
degree to the efficient labors Of Prof.
Gilbert.
A series of protracted meetings have
lately been held by the Baptlsts, result
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met shop. four blacksmith shops, one
wagon factory, and four warehouses
with an aggregate storage capacity Of
over 300. 900 bushels. A large amount
Of grain was stored and shipped from
here during the last season. Grain
commands but fifty cents per hushel,
with dnll sale. Most OF the wheat nc
this point and along the lire Of tbe
railroad has been loaned by the ware
botssemen to the wheat dealers In Port
land, we were told, and as conse-
Qnenee times were dull and money
scarce. The banefiI effects OF this
system Of loaning wheat TO the big.
dealers In Portland. thus enabling
them 70 fall vast contracts without IN
vesting . dollar, are severely felt by
the former. IL ls certainly big thing
for the shippeys and waFehousemen,
brt Il is ''tleath on the tarmser.'' But
l~e ere inciiss<l - alslak che Garn,esa oe
the Willanietfe Valley have ..ctat tl.eir
eye teeth at last. and that hereafter
this ''soanfsg swindie'' will not be-
pFactised TO any great extent.
more anon. -
REPoRTER.
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AENIvERsARY BALL--A grand an
niversary ball will be given at ths
Opera House in this city on the eve
ming Of Monday, February 22d. That
1t will be brilliant and gay no one who
has ever attended bali In this city
win question. The hall Is large and
well adapted to the purpose, the music
always the best, and the managers
polite. affabie and obliging, and the
coming ball will not be one white be-
hind any of its predecessors in any of
these requisites. See card elsewhere
In this issue.
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6AnBATrf SCHOOL UNroN.-71s Al.
bany Sabbath school Union viii b.
held in tho n. e. Church, on Monday
evening next-Febrnary 1sf, 1878.
Follwing Is the programme:
/. Masie.
.. Reading Scripture lesson, and
prayer.
8. Music.
4. Reading minutes Of last meeting.
Brief reports Of Sabbath Schools dur
ing the past three months: written
reports soilclted.l
s. Music.
8. Reatling-by Miss Lizzie Geary.
z. Music.
8. Easay-by MIR. Chas. e. Wclver-
ton. Subject The Sunday School
Teacher.
0. Music.
10. Bible class exerctse--by ]. r.
Baekenato. Saahject: Tbs prominent
devoted CristiRn women qT ehe Bible.
IL. Maasic.
AZ. Miscellaneous business. Music
and benedictlon.
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s0GDIERg
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
10. d Montgomery Block,
SAN FRANCHSco car
S0LDIEns


W. II: AIKEN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
wv and Commander the Grand ARMY
OF the Republic in California and nevada.
win give prompt attention to the coIIec,,
ti0n OF Additional Travel Paw. now due
California and Nevada yoIiInteers dis
charged more f1Gn three hundred miles
from home. Soldiers cMn terenr On fam.
dealing. InfcrTsat9on given free Of charge.
When writing enclose stamp for Teg,Ty and
state conTnany s and regfmsnf, and whether
yUa have discharge. Congress has exc
tcnGied flse time for fling claims for Adj
difi0nal B0unty nnder Act of July "a. 1855.
90 january 1878, 80 all such claims nltIfsf be
ET,ssde before fAaa4 time. 0FfgfnnI RF1Ignfy
Of 1f00 has been allowed all voluntesrs vl,Ss
enlisted befsfe July I'D. 1881 for three
years, ffnot paid the same when discIlarg-
cd Land warrants can can be raafafnnd
EnP services rendered before 1885. lint NOT
1;Bs services IN fsfe late war. tensions for
lnSe war ftEad way Of 1872 Obtained ami
Increased when allowed for less than dis
abiaffy warrants, a5lst no pensions are al
lowed 20 Mexican and Florida war Soldier.
Dlaxe pf Texas siiasE EzMrted PensiOns 10 snr-
vtgtuR veterans Of Texas Revolution. New
OKl8Nnea and Mobile Prize Money IS now
due aad being rAsd. W. q. Aiken also at
fAade - General Law Rnd Collection Rusi-
aAll1s As-6-0m
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SIXTY THOUSAND SACKS
ALBANY
Bath House & Barber NIlOn

HsHE UNDERSIGNED would ,-esnec.f,,lIv
4 thank the citizens OF Albany and N.
cinIty for the liberal patronage bestowed
on him for the past seven years. and hoI,es
for the future q continuation OF their IA
vors. For the accommodation oftrnneienf
customers, and friends In the upper Ysart
Of town, he has opened neat little shou
next door to Taylor & Monf9osaeryss Sa.
loon. where good workman will 9lwRys
be In attendance to wait upon anaf r0ns.
Dec. ii. 1S74. JOE WEBER
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DREADFUL AccIDENT.--I.ast Satur-
day, as Mr.. Washington Lines was
returning on foot from Jefferson to
his home near Miller's Station In this
county. and while upon the long trestle
that spans the Santiam bottom this
side of jefferson, he heard the train
coming. and stepped out ON one of
the stringers to get out of harms way.
AT the end Of the stringer was barrel
ef frozen WAGER, against which MIR.
Lines was leaning. All at once the
barrel slipped or gave way, precapitat-
ing him to the ground, some twenty
five feet resulting In breaking his
right arm near the wrist, dlslocatine
his thigh, bruislng other portions Of
his body and shaking him up fearfnlly.
A party passing shortly after found
and assisted him In reaching Jefferson,
where proper medical attention was
at once given him. It was fearful
fall, and the wonder Is that he did not
sustain greater injuries.
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REroRrER.


STARVING KANSAS. - On Monday
Mr.. Wyatt, Agent for Wells, Fargo
g Co. In this city, received q letter
from General Superintendent John J.
Valentine, San Francisco, enclosing a
blank subscription list, headed BY a
statement Of the starving condition of
the citizens In portions OF Nebraska
and Kansas. I'm the letter Mr.. VAL
entine urges the necessity Of immedi-
ate action In securing help for the
starving and naked people In thuse
States. He says the statement which
heads the subscription list is no idle
story, but ole that Is exceptionally
worthy of consideration. ssIt is not
exceeding the actual facts to say that
women and children beseech relief
from bitter distress, and question
Providence because their prayers are
seemingly unheard or unanswered.
The present need of the sufferers is
not only urgent, as has been set forth,
but viii continue for the next four
months, therefore we entreat our
agents and all who sympathize with
misfortune, to give instant heed to
this appeal, and to continue their eff
forts personally and persistently.'
All money or clothing for the sufferers
will be carried by Wells, Fargo q
Co.'s Express company TO destination
free. Mr.. Wyatt has the subscription
list mentioned above at his Office, and
win be pleased to receive Signatures
accompanied by donations of money
or clothing. There seems TO be no
doubt. now, that utter destitution pre-
walls In Kansas and Nebraska, and
the fearfully cold weather of the last
few days has only added 10 their suf-
ferings. Our citizens have only TO
know that this Is real cali upon their
charity, to make them loosen their
pnrse-strings and give with liberal
hand. Let all who can spare give
freely and at once, that the money
may speed on its way to give life and
renew hope in the breasts of those un.
fortunate people. Cali at the Express
Office in Clark Sc Wyatt's store, First
street,
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LINN Co. BIBLE SocIETY.-Thc an
nnal business meeting OF this society
win occur on the evening Of the 6tis
prox.. attlss Congregational ClEirch.
a meeting will also he held, at which
addresses will be delivered In behalf or
the Bible cause, on the evening Of the
7th prox.. at the NJ. E. Church.
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A VALUABLE PAPER.-For some
weeks past we have been engaged in
gathering valuable statistics OF the
business Of Linn county during ls74,
together with varied information re-
,gnriing her resources, character and
price OF lands, industries, efc.-in fact
just such information as has been
sought tor in vain by thousands In the
East, who are anxious to find homes
on the Pacific coast for themselves and
little ones. We hope to have the
matter arranged and ready for the
printer in two weeks, when we shall
issue the same in the REGISTER, print
Ing large extra addition to supply
those wishing copies to send to friends
In the Eastern States. Copies neatly
done up IN wrappers supplied at this
Office at ten cents per copy. Orders
by mail promptly filed. Send In Or
ders next week.
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THE WORK GOES ON.-W. r. Dun.
bar. G.W.C.T., on the a1st inst, or
ganized q lodge Of Good Templars at
Harrisburg. with thirty-six charter
members. The following gentlemen
were installed as officers: G. L. NAL
lory. w CT; Lewis Fuller, w. s.;
n. Fuller,e PIVOT. and G.. w.
Davis, Lodge Deputy. On ti,e 22d
inst. he also organised lodge at
Muddy Station, with thirty -four menu
bers. Following are the officers: J.
p. Afford, Wet. A. Gregg. w.
s.; G. w. Afford, P.W.C.T., and ,.
H. Frakes, Lodge Deputy
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RAMA@lRA
sswnsuve<s ee,.ee.
anosR III e,pv,e.
Nsnlpess icphlug ssv.
esee~s c,,in~ zsc ueg snrton.
| f.w,.s. eses,- Ansvr r,srM a. svr1,.sa
! s,v.r
rss,,.s,a..Aa,,, .a..s,.,..u .,.~... -
lffrIe folhs.
Ths ncw ngvrrsssemane haadaA
ssr>cllara ~ vrumpp H.a v,er a,,s@rn.es,. arvr.
Roa,,. ,,ox :. 80 !. ,ri~s,e - -
ne<tad
p.,.,,., $50. a.. ...,,......,.. -.
n,nr.
Considerable lung S.xn% reo.aAaa &.
tbe county.
samI. n. Yns,ne,n Ifesgn, 1se,. sa v.a..vs
ill wItb iutlicati0,ms re .scnvFass fa.,.s.,,
Staamhomsu.,rs,g .xs,u..t.1a a. ,.....1.,u,
thetr tr,ea s,ort v.s.sr
sylyander DSw,eoU,ss n,gv. ra,sM &
va,.v lc,a, Ssz.ss, Ss,3s. -. ~ -.
hffss LIS aulitb & si0r,lv ,..n.1.:...
ing from d reesslt dtencsr or li.msp nuSep.
squire Montague, c9 LennuSas vaa&
our csty visit on WednssdaE.
c.lles on gg,,as,,.e
,Tuen.1av .D,gs,t ,x.. s.,. S.;,,,,a..e -
the week' the t,,.,,.o.v,.s.v ,.s,H,sS,
9O' above zero.
Mr.. Isaac Yossng b very low with
rheumatism, with little hope o. ~
covery.
No loss Of stock from the rscemt cola
weather in this county, ns Hhr aa 40
have bearl.
James Nixon b suffering fsosn -
attack Of inHanBmatWy Fl1emmaelsm,
we are sorry 20 learn.
Read the communicates n thaD
issue. Let our friends from ala paVap
Of the cDunty write.
Jake Norcross is laid up with -
we're attack Of erysipelas, We arean-
formed.
w. B. Carter, Of the C0rvaflIs Go.
zette, walked into the city eas3y Tuoo.
day morning. q
Cordwood sells @e ftUm 90 tf2F9 0@
VA 50 lash and nnapleJ per cord. Os&
would probably command still higher
price, but there Is none In market.
Don't forget the Nebraska- Kanaa@
sufferers, but drop into thu expeons
osice and leave your matte. Il win p
ffee.
The grand anniversary ball on tina
I'D OF February, at the Opesa Hcass.
will doubtless be largely attends4-
our balls always are. ~
~ One hundred and Gpf4y persons fE1rs
took Of the sumptuous repast Sarnishsa
by the Masons or Lebanon, Sss oGAse
evening. at their installation.
The infAYst son or Mr.. ana Mra. w.
d. Beldlng. aged two weeks Aied an
Tuesday night, and was buried On
Thursday.
A planer 10 TO be ADDED 70 Ishn
Hurts new saw-milf % soon - the
mill ~ ready fhr bsssinsS4 9nd navi9as
Hon opens.
One-armed Brown visited Lebanon.
; FEW days ago. at the request Of sati.
1ens, TO remove cslltps lndiags An ah@e
accused ioi stesiipg ehschsns.
NJ. u. Marks Is selling > Silver Pol-
sh which seeuaa to be just the thing
lor keeping silver. copper and plated
ware bright and aiming.
me Ecsss fa.son came pp Nom
,M.em os' ~, msunesday as.ersaaa sa's
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BoRN. To the wife Of G. d. Elmp-
son, Jan. 18th, = adaughtsr--ls pounds.
Charley's ahead.
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A JoKE.-A story b told On .
couple Of citizens Of Linn county, one
Of whom Is J. p, TO this effect: A
quantity OF fowls were wanted for q
certain grand occasion. and the Com
mittee" were doubtful about obtain
Ing them in the sislial way. However,
after mature deliberation. they hiE on
the following admirable plan. An In
dian In the neighborbood, somewhat
noted as good ''purveyor, was en-
ployed to procure a certain number Of
fat chickens, and at the same time q
hint dropped as to where they could
be obtained. The fowls were forth
coming In due time, and appropriated.
But very short timc elapsed after
the disappearance of the fowls, before
the Stwash was arrested, charged with
stealing chickens, and brought before
one Of the stCominiftee, - the aforesaid
Justice ofthe Peace. for trial. s.Guilty
or not guilty ?'' said the stern and in
flexible Judge. 'sGuilty,'' responded
the Siwash. eff that is the case. -
said the Judge, with severe justice ir-
radiattng every feature Of his classical
countenanee, ..I fine you five dollars,
and-I'll pay the fine myself. The
prisoner Is discharged" Biz Is biz.
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IT n sELDoM THAT WE NOTICE anything
In the medical line, nor would we now,
unleas We could be convinced that we are
not doing our duty as Journalist fn re-
commencing 70 the pubic the celebrated
b0sanical preparations OF DR. Henry.
Whoever induces the victim Of Scroful0 or
any other disease OF tho blood, 70 use DR..
Henryss ExtraCt OF 4apariila. has begun
D good work. There can be NO Question ~
IN Otile result Of this suetilcfne II perseveEed
In is snre cure for SerOfnia. Rheuma-
tssHn, Salt Rheutn, and indeed all COM
plsints arising from yiiAfed or impure
blood. II ie Just what q good physician
would prescs3he for these cDmplainfs, and
We confidently recommend ft a. being the
beat article now In use. DE. Henryss
Cnagh Baleam Is the most effective remedy
for any af7eCtlons Of the Throat or LunGa
that we have ever known. 10 cOnfalns no
detef0rt0us drugs, and can be taken with
tnapunity ard certainty OF relief FUr the
cure of Colgha, Colds. Bore Throat. etc., Il
stands without rival. DIR. Henryas Isfni-
ment as Rn alieviafor Of pain, h unrivalled
Dy any preparation before the public: the
most ekDpffcnf will be convinced by
single TRIAL. 1t win prove itself d asfriend
in need" which NO faInily should be With
out.