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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
FREE.

Pick up almost any newspaper published
north OF the Rcd Rivor and you win see the
word "Freo" In big black letters Head be-
low II and you Will mud request for the
names ana address OF NIL the sons ana
daughters OF the North and East to be sont to
"Texus Emigration Agent, Scdalia, Mo-"
who will mall thom without cost "Frce
Guido 10 Texas" the land of sunboams,
beautiful pralries and lovely valleys. This
book we have seen. II In accompanied with
beautiful colored maps Illustrations rates OF
fare and freight, full OF information concern
Ing our cities, rivers, lands, crops, schools,
churches, otc. Who pays iOrit3 The Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railway. They arc
sonding thousands 10 all parts of the United
states and Europe. THIS goes 10 show what
they aro doing for Texas. They have lately
reduced their rates Of faro for emigrants al
most one-half. Their trains nre crowded,
and special trains ale frequently run TO ac-
commodato the people, They are spending
thousands Of dollars every month ndvertis-
Ing Texas. They have twelve regular tray
cling mon employed distributing free infor-
nation concerning Texas throughout tho
United States. They ask our aid In their Of
forts. Patronizo tho NJ, X. a 4. Ry. Go
North via Denson and through the beauti-
full Indian Territory. Don't go by way OF
the sand hills and swamps OF Arkansas.
Take the NJ, X. ut. They will land you d.
rectly In the Great Union Depot nj 81. Louis.
They don't compel yon TO ride three or four
miles through tho back streets and alleys Of
~. Louis In II topping omnibus. They run
their coaches aud sloepeH through to 81.
Louis, and enter the Union Depot. Ia there
any other limo from Texas that docsP "No."
They also run coaches and sleeping cars
from Texas TO Hannibal and.Qulncy. Have
you any friends East looking towards Texasi
II so, send their address TO the undersigned
and he will with pleasure forward them land
you ALSO a beautiful pamphlet and other In
teresting matter well worth the mere request.
Address, JAS. ID. BROWN,
General Passenger Agent, NJ, X. Il 4. Ry.
Sedalia. Mo. apr6du
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luu eyen on a common footing the
Aeips aud Tue CitNion ARE both ehlllltu
Ia preGedenGe over u paper llihl INN
Morton ~ associated with, directly or
indirectly, 49,. :,
4 regret that IN this connection u
my duty 10 mnke pubic thu
character " the hualness manager OF
the COBlBlOner, who 10 hut recent re-
lensed from the penllohllafy 0I lllH
State. / repeat That ! regret making
this exposure, but TX necessity h"P
narent ns Illustrative Of I no klDd ~
men Mr.. Morton employs u carrying
nn Ills blsInoss. The assistant ehllof
nj ihe CD,aDiOntJ, Mr., NJ, Whlldll IN
known TO You all ~ an hunDle, lno,i
ensIye creature, who mas phssou
through all tho gradatlona OF Vhgrhncy
only % reach the summit ofdegrhdht'on
IN GIs association with u sheet 10 Ut
terly lost 10 every sense OF decency az
lhe C0ulJaObGr, out " consideration
for his family, who should not be held
respouHIblo for his many sins, ! refrain
nom stnting any additional facts LOOK,
inv 10 the establishment Of his social
status aud personal respeotabllity'
Having shown you, gentlemen, tho
C0DlniOnor's bid was neither tho Dost
nor lowest offered for the work, ana
having advised you OF the characters
OF the men with whom you are deal
Inq, | submit this my veto, feeling
fuliy assured that your lionorB were
ignorant OF these fuctal have given,
aud doubly assured that, now since
YOU are advised OF this man Morton
and his associates, you Will have notn'
inR whatever to do with HIN or hih
most disreputable sheet"
The Mayor uses strong language ana
puts the question before the Galveston
Council In no hesItatlng utteranceB'
The public printing was let In this city
upon bid that was neither tho best
or the lowest, and TO apaper Tut briefly
identified with Dallas IN compared
with THE HERALD's twenty'soven
years of arduous service. We willnot
BIO 40 dlscOurteous rs to say that had
the word C0nDlOnor been stricken out
Of the Galveston Mayors message ana
the word Commercial substituted, that
the language would have been emil
nently appropriate, but we will say
that the services which THE HERALD
has performed In years and years OF
unceasing and devoted labor for this
city and county should have warranted
the consideration Of n fair, open
and accurate bid, especially since that
bid was lower than tho one made by
the Commercial. For tho past year
THE HERALD has been the official
paper OF the city, performing It's work,
30 far Oh we know, with absolute salts
faction. 10 made no money out Of its
contract with the city, scarce enough
TO pay for the entries upon lts books,
and In its bid II has but followed
that OF last yenr with possibly still
greater reduction. evil not condo.
scend TO indulge In any invldious criti-
cisms or comparisons, for THE HERALD
only desires TO promote good will and
to foster the best interests of the city
and Its people with whose fortunes 1t
Inns been so long identified.
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After successful paintings OF the
Eucalyptus tree OF Fondouk, Roniba,
and Hussein-dey, ins.Algaja, Its cul-
ture was commenced on large scale
inlSoI The first paintings have al
ready produced wood that can BIO util-
lied Ia carpentry and wheolwrlghting.
Flanks over forty feet long have been
cut showing that after eight years Of
growth this tree will produce timber OF
great value and utility. A proprietor,
ON his own account and for other par
ties, has, since 1867, planted about
100000 trees Of this variety, and has
already sold $4,000. The hyglenio
qualities Of this tree, claimed by
writer's In other countries, do not APP
pear to have been realized In Algeria.
The plantations have had remark
ably thrifty growth, yet no diminu-
tion In the cases Of malarial fever are
noted. The wood 10 harder than that
Of any other species growing In that
region, and Its production promises
great profit to the growere' meeting, us
itdoes, q specific necessity OF the people
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A vERF wise aphorlsm was that Of
Josh Billings, that "the best time to
repent Of o blunder IL just before the
blunder IL made" but we fear the Fiji
teenth Legislature has not observed
the wise Josh's sentenlious utterances
In the election Of Senator. II was q
forlorn hope TO endeavor to press any
one forward against Richard Coke lust
Of this Juncture, but THE HERALD
mover weakens In any contest. how
eyergreat the odds, especially when IL
eonceives great principle to be In
volved In the struggle. High honors
have crowned the brow Of our Cover
nor, and we hope he will bear them
well, a. becomes O. Texan and . states
mar, Our regrets 90 out to John Han
cook, that brave, frank and cultivated
gentleman, for his defeat, He was the
peer OF them all, and In our Judgment,
The best man to send TO the United
States Sahate, but the fates have de-
creed gree otherwIse, and we bow down to
the Will Of that body who authorize.
lively express the win Of the people,
trusting and believing that, however
detrimental such result will be to the
South ss'rl and the Nation in the coming
tPresldehtiall election, the honor and
falr name Of Texas viii be manfnlly
upheld. 80 go. ,.,' n" -
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CONCERNING DISTRICT AND COUN-
TY GLEkk

The following important bill has
passed the Senate, and will doubtless
become u law: ...
SEC. |. Re ii enacted By the Legisla-
tire OF the State Of 1oIds, That the
clerks OF the district and county
courts of the several counties in this
State shall provide and keep In their
respective offices, ~ part OF the records
of the same, full and complete alpha
betlcal indexes OF the names of the
parties to all suits heretofore and here
after filed in their respective courts.
Said indexes shall be kept In well
bound books and shall state in full the
names OF I'LL the parties to such suits,
and DO indexed and cross indeXed 30 rs
to show the name Of each party under
the proper letter, and reference shall
be made opposite each name to the
page OF the minute book upon which Is
entered the final Judgment In each
case.
Sec. 9. Any clerk falling to comply
with the provisions Of this act shall +,
upon conviction therefor before any
court having, jurisdiction, DO lined not
less than ilfty dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars for each otiense.
And the judges Of the several district
courts OF this State are directed TO give
this act specially In charge to the
grand jury. 4Htl ni sHt.Ha tUt
Sec. g.. The county missioners'
courts Of the several counties In this
State shall pay out OF the general
county funds of their counties such
sums as may be necessary TO carry out
the provisions Of the first section of
this act, but no payment shall be made
to any clerk for indexing suits filed
after the passage Of this act. nH A'
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and
be Of force on and after the first day of
August, A. ID, 1876.
The Senate struck out section four
and amended section three SO as to
read, "the county commissioners court
OF the several counties In this State
shall fix the compensation to be made
to said clerks for the performance Of
the duties required by this act, to be
paid out Of the general county fund
but no allowance or payment shall be
made TO any clerk for indexing suits
filed during his term of office and after
the passage of this act"
The bill has passed the Senate and
goes to the House for concurrence, and
there is every probability that 1t will
pass.
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ACCORDING TO tho reports Of the
Royal Agricultural Society Of Eng
land, iI0l pounds OF coal Will raise Into
steam lis gallons OF water, power
sufficient for the cultivation Of one
acre. One pound OF GOAL Will evapo-
rate seven pounds OF water and move
a3 tons OF earth, and hundred weight
Of GOAL will move 1000 tons Of earth, a
power sufficient for the blowing OF 100
acres. The great practical question IL
the utilization OF this power. A variety
OF steam-plows have been invented,
but all have yet failed to economize
and apply the force generated. In
England, ut the great trial at VOL
northampton, under the auspices OF the
Royal Agricultural Society, 1t was eatI.
mated that thirty per cent OF the
power generated was lost, yet even
this leaves steam power cheaper than
horse power. A'iuH @
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
sAyuRDAY MORNING. i'>i'9Myo.


ANY young gentleman coming with
proper recommendations 10 tho Editor
Of rnE HERALD will provided no DO
able TO pay board aud his railway fare,
be sent free Qf charge 10 one Of the
best universities In the United States
for the period Of i've or more years. A
thorough course OF instruction Will DO
given free In any specially, such M
mechanical engineering, mathematics,
mining and metallurgy, geology, phys
los, chemistry, international and con-
stitutIonal law, Latin, French, German,
etc., or full ooulse can DO taken at tho
students option.
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way, at Little Missouri river ia Arkah'
ens' aud stnVG timber enough can be
shipped here to manufacture barrels
for a dozen flour mills for hi Time 10
come. THIS viii be n paying invest
mont Let there ho q company lmIhe,,
aia.e,y 1 o,. hnnIreG doIIsrs, ten pcr
cent paid up, aud 20 TO work Mt once
Also, the formation OF n
PROSPECTING COAL MINING COMPANY,
with IA like amount Of capital, 10 pros.
poet In this nelghborhood for coal. J
possess evidence that coal exists III TINS
immediate vicinity, and II a vain DO
found OF sufficient thickness to pay 70
work, It will be II source Of proiit TO
the company. This fact can only DO
asGortnliled by boring Confident from
examinations that / have made coal
exists In this vicinity, am yours etc.,
COAL.
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The Needs of Dallas.
DALLAS, May s, 1870.

DALLAS, May ., 1875.
To tho Editor Of the Dallas Herald:
There are some fears expressed that
this city In the future will not prosl er
and progress In Improvement as rap
Idly as IL has done In the past. This,
no doubt, to q certain extent, Is true,
III the well.to-do citizens OF the COM
munity do not come up manfully and
invest their capital In public enter
prlses OF ~ lu .4igs4aH pH
MANUFACTURING, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
d The great drawback to enterprises
OF this character being established at
once Is the scarcity of fuel and suita-
BILE timber for woodworking manufac-
ture Of agricultural machinery and
tools. No suitable timber here, but
this great desldeatum can be drawn
from more favorhle timber localities
Arkansas and Louisiana, as both these
States are heavily timbered with hard
wood and In reach of the railroads
leading from here In that direction.
Long before the completion Of the
second steam .N' =" 'a"'
i,t MERcHANr FIGURING MILL,
now under way, q company should be
organized TO Manufacture barrels. Both
mills Will require nom two TO three
hundred barrels per day after the first
day OF August. This timber can be
procured 10 any quantity on the line OF
the Iron Mountain and Southern Rail-
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A ura,n.soo,hing Remedy.

The wondrous organ that crowns tho edihco
OF man IL not only the seat Of reflection ANA
tho homo OF idcality, but II III tho governing
centre Of tho nervous system, when II N
Oyorwrought, unduly excited, or Affected ny
Irregularities OF those bodily organs with
which II most closely sympathlEos, MI the
neryos suffer, and the general health Ia I'M
paired. Tho reason why lloStetterB slom'
noh Bttors exercise such II soothing inilu-
cnoo upon the brain Is, that they remove
those digestive and bilious arrangements
which react inJuriousy upon II and that In
relieving irritation or weakness OF the great
sympAthotic nerve which connects the
stomach ana the brain, they bononcialIy
affect the latter organ M well M tho former
Sound sleep, cloarness OF mind, oHAy dlgos-
lion and freedom from blliousness arc In
surod by this primo regulatiyo tonic and
norvinc.
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al, THE Board Of Aldermen OF the city
OF Galveston having acted with q fool
ish and penny-wise policy In letting
the public printing Of that city to a dis
reputable Journal recently established
there, the Hon. r. L. Fulton very sen.
ably vetoss the ordinance, and in his
veto message uses the following lam
guage: Y $500 n
What Induced the majority OF the
Aldermen to have voted for the resolti-
ton awarding the city printing to the
Commemorate paper outlawed by all
iother papers, including the Chicago
Street Gazette, as we'll as every other
decent paper In The city or State--is
owing, 4 think, TO o misunderstandin
OF the question. II the question had
: peen property understood, cannot
pelleve tpat Aldermen who are 40 anx-
ious TO uphold and maintain The good
name and fair fame Or ID uitv ~ DIAL
veston, would have knowiuciy hacon,a
q party to such q ,pruoeedInr. h a. ha.
lievingi have vetoed the resolution
with hope that your honorable BODY
Will reconslder your action of the last
regular meeting, and sustain myliveto
IN regard 10 this resolution. fsfs
] would call your especial notice 20
che difference Id the bids Of the Nesos
and the Cbnsfnos,er The Nesrs, between
sn9ee two pepers, makes the lowest
e.dt and Inns four times the circulation
Of the Con,n,oneyp IN Galveston The
Nesps and the Civilian are represented
~ Gentlemen, the Cbnmoner by black
tuarus and IL would be an outrage to
wv sucn papers on q common footing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06

During tho first ton months OF 1879
the value OF French wines exported
amounted TO 2lO, 5000 francs, an IN
crease OF 2i,22i 900 francs over The
same period Of 1874; cereals, 100, $4,000
francs, nm Increase OF lOl ,OOOO 900 francs
brandy, %, 1904, 600 franco al Increase OF
b, O7O, 900 francs; eggs, Il ,OSS,OOO, nh in-
crease of 1911 900 francs brown sugar
80 ,gO8, 900 francs, mn Increase OF 0,30S
francs. Butter alone shows decrease,
having declined from 6O, 100000 francs
In 1874 TO OS, 100000 In 1873.
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS.

consisting OF twelve Ave large steamsb,ns
i1n OF the best and certainly the Cheapest
nm ana Europe. Storage and cabin. with
Iaiiroads tickets, either way, from and 70
DALLAS, or round trip tickets, good for one
year, for sale by the Undersigned. For mar
ms call at our Office, No. 100 Lamar strae Sao-
lan2Sdu WIZ. LYTE 4 CO., Agents.
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Up. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FOR SALE.

improved and unimprovea proror,,, a.,
every quarter OF the city: also foprn,sS III
~ rSsrTfn a1g iandsin Dallas and other counties
~ rortentIDwellings and business houses In
ab e y 1i Dallas Special attention paid to
iiShinS nna anu perfeetlng titles and estab-
rents notes and accounts, by "e Vi
& poai r,u.... W. h. LYTE C CO..
heai Estate Agents, Ne. los Damar street.
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN,
FREE no ALL.
But No Dudness Advertisement In
serted without Pay.

Desiring ~ make The Herald the medium
of communication f0r the general phbllQl
aud also ~ assist those VINO may neeh nm
nIvnItiAinp Uolunn, Advertisements under
he nond 'of UIOal,h "FOund,h wanted :,
Hror snls. - nFOr llunt," 80 Lot" pf not
moro than thIoe lines, win be Inserted IN
this column Two times lree oi charge, Wnnn
oxcoAs viii be charged NJ the rate 81 nVe
cents "A line, each Insertion, In advances ana
Wien such advertisements are printed more
Than two times they VIII be charged ~ we
additional Insertion. Seven words make a
liug,
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My patrons aud tho public generally TO
street, nearly opposite Lamar lkotol, and not
$40 Main street, rs has been enormously
stated In the newspapers OF the city. Mrs.
=. Mullins. .. ...... In3-2t
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Here IL n chance for some enterprising per-
son. The furniture and lease OF the shaw
House, In Aostin, Is for sale. The house con.
tains 10 bed rooms, office, dining room and
kitchen, NIL convenienoes necessary. This
house IL well and fayorably known, being
but half "A block from the CITY Market and
ono block from Railroad depot VIII take
part cash. the balance In cow ponies or UNI
800 BRADY POLLOCK,
apl30-dlw Austin, Texas.
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For Sale.

One Government freight wagon, with
cover IN good condition, VIII be sold cheap.
Enquire AZ Texas Pacific wagon yard.
Innyil2t
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Attorneys at Law.

j. M. Hayes, Attorney at Law, 2Ol Com
mercc street South of Courthouse), Dallas
Texas. Special attention paid TO land
claims. aprlu
Hurt " Smith, office on Main street over
State Savings Bank. ieb25dtf
W. 8. Oldham, Office in Mitchie's building,
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street.
janlIdti
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney ut Law, No.
2O5 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
OCt29-dtf
.Aldredge Geo. NJ, iO5 Main street, near
Courthouse. II
Mccoy Il Mccoy, office south side of Court
house square. II
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Coniectioners.

10 buy fow hundred dollars Of registered
county scrip. Address i. o, Box os2' -.
mayB.2t m
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wanted.

good Girl can got good situation by APP
plyinR To 6Eh NJ THIS OfhCe, nlhyON
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Edward Mills or John and James Mills,
his sons. viii hear something much to their
advantage by calling upon the Editor OF
THE HERALD, npl2b-d2t
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combination Lock SAFE
Wanted.

Hairs ppteut, cheap, Apply to G. b., Her
ali office mayl-tf
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Ferry Bros, sOl Main street mnnuiaclur'
ers OF Pure Candies. French Pastry aud 100
Cream. may0'2t
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by IA modest young gentleman. with a fair
com peton "a lady correspondent with q
View 10 matrimony. Address box no, Dali
lag. mnybdZJ
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For Sale.

A little girl to nurse. Wages four dollars
per month. Address W, Herald office. m2-2t
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German lady, with child two and n
half yenrs Old, wants n place M COOK or
h0useltoopor, Address II NJ, Herald ONCE
mnyB-Bt
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LOST.
Between the California Wagon Yard and
Maynold ~ Cowan II lumber yard, this morn
Ing, n pOcketbook containing about nny
$3.50 dollars In currency. A reward OF ten
dollars will be given the Under when tue
same Is delivered NJ the California WAGON
Yard, hhyou1t
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wanted,

..... wanted.
ntoly. mayOd2t
, 1876-08-19
ORDINANCE

concerning the establishment of
Central Factories and alteration
OF the regulations defining the re-
lations between the owners of
landed properties aud the rural
labourers in SO. Oroix.
d. 10th June 1876.
, 1876-08-19

ANONON1NO
ON Oprettelsen af Fmllessukker.
kogsrler og ON Forsndring |
Bessemmelsefne ON Forholdet
imellem Observation-Disclosures
90 Landarbeldere psa st. Croix,
dot. lode Juni 1875.
, 1876-08-19
Johan August Staken1ann,

Et0tsrdad,
Con"1tueret Goacernsar for de Dansk- Veaindiske Ger,
Rldder 9 Donne6rog,
g1J0R VITTERLIGT: Paa Finantsministe-
~ rIGts der0m nedlagte alIerunderdanigste ForestiIIing har
Diet behaget Hans Majestet Kongen we'd Allerh6ieste Rcso-
luton af lode Juni d. A. allernaadigst at stadfeste f6lgende
Of St. Croix Colonialraad we'd 3die Behandling den 18de
April d. A. ~yedtagne Anordning ON Oprettelsen at F@les-
Forholdet imelIem Landeiendomsbesidde og Landarbei-
dere paa st, Croix,
, 1876-08-19

Saafremt der donnes ct Intaressentskab eller Actieselskab med
det Formal at fremme Sukkerproductonen paa st. Croix we'd
Anl@g og Drift af F@llesukkerkogerier og andre dermed For
bindese staaende Foretagender med en- GrundkapjtaI, hyoraf
indtll 2 MiLiOner Kroner tilveiebrnges we'd det i Low at code
Februar 1876 tisagte Liam af Statskassen, overtager Convene
mentet for de danskvestindske Ger paa st. Crox Communes
Vegne de LoVen f%oreskrevne FOrplgtelser, og endVidere til
staaes
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30
EXPECTORATION

Ia the Of dsnhraging FROM tbs throst and chest
matter that arises from colds instsad OF scattering
aud distributing IL through the blood. and poisouing
It. By thus assisting the Lungs, Throst and thsst,
Or Green's Expectorapt cures Colds. Coughs. Astb-
ma. Bronchitis, Group. Dypthsria. Whooping Cough
and a Il affections of he;LuBgs Throat aud Chest,
and the first stages of Consumption and Typhoid
Fever. Its qualities are ExpsctoraDt sedstive Psc>
torjal ana Alternative Ii does not stop the cough
most preparations do by their anodlne and astrin.
gent effects. retaining the mucous and ohrnding
matter in the blood and causing permanent diseaes
Of the Lungs, but it cures by lonsening the r'ugh
and sssisting the lungs and throat to throw on tn.
offending matter which the cough, thus sci~n
ttfeaIIy making the perfect IL At once sIlesf
ates the distressing cold on the lungs sooth.s and
allsys irritation, and breaks up "hoopisg o,ogh'
No better remedy can he found for Asthma, Bron~
chitis Group aud oil affections OF the Ihrosf Lungs
and Chest and ifcoBtin ued 10 use will suhdu. any
tendency to Consumption, Lung aud Typhoid Fever
1.-THE Liver IL torpid or the bowels constipsttd,
fs doses OF Dr. Green's Liver Pills Will assist nature
No better csthartie can be found.
For sale by
% A21'as j. FREsch'