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The New York herald., 1876-02-04
1 -MAJoR cHAs. w. BARKER. AUCrIoNEER

A MAJOR cHAs: W. BARKER. AUCTIONRER.
"A. Mr. l. O. CHASE. OF Bostoa, Mass former owner OF
Z. n SsHS
CITY rd s,is
Q. % ana and EsS "a u:
.:c SISTER ~ The Il:
famous HOPEFUL and consisting Of bay Mare RUTLAND
Genet %s: Boy SIS hasS sSpis fessd
0s ro STss nI. In a Fl che sEs1 NED sP
BURY Fss y bl.so IsS Sss iossS iSss % esa Ss..
son Bay ns
AUSUsfA NAB ssa got By Winthrop Morrill, sH
EEs1 Essa esisias 'S bEDtoSp soT s 50. :s: ss:.ssl
TosTEB got Sy snsr. Knox is SsS oaisd 1888 can
o. IN 50 and drives sessD,ly w.h BsdS5a BSy make
wsiii Chief is high foslsd isss an elegant coupe Or
wILTok CHIEF got Sy the Lyford Horse IsS high
,o.IsS lsse sot IN three m,agtes Brown LADY
srot in iSrss % minutes Bay Mar. MAUD sTIHofsa sos
ny 1sn sp B.y Sh ssf O s s' b. S ss Nee
CIolan, l5 high osled 1889; Gang trot in thrss minutes
:s ss1: ssG ias s'SS po: S ss s;sS
sS R sa sss M e, AI.. s gssa ss. ss
IS Bay osidns H,xlEILoTELE 80. )? kSss Aiss'
SsiS"s ssais"s ISL s,Dfsy SnS s.. ss''dyI g:%ss
] r's ss1i 'STss Ss,AHaS %oS S:: e
kaos ossd IisS cssa1s can Sea, SSsT1 ,Srss
Braasn. IS ISIS sLtcksT2NE 81. Sos 81 .: s G
Above All warranted scund and kind stoct Will arrive
GERRY BROWN Of Boston, will be on hand to hitch and
gye everybody the opportunity Of riding TEST
Inc TIE sFEhD and driving qualities of any Of lot
Spirit and Turf Offices At the Mart Sale without
or pestponenent
A FOR SALE. ONE HEAVY ELEGANT PORTLAND
II. Slerh cost last fall Si75 price 500 Ca Al private
stable for coaehman ID 10Th ST between Union square and
oth Av. Mrs Z. JOHNS
A Pony Built HORSE AND MARE. YOUNG AND
n sound, so SO. l6i Canal -, saloon.
A MUST BIZ SOLD.
"A. Messrs AANTELL. BELL A CARR
having three uphoered Portland Cutters with steel shoes
them this last fall Sl10 each having on
the road and leaving the city, will sell them Tor $50 each
also single and double Harness just VAS Inouire AZ
Onion Club No 18th rt, between Broadway and 5th
for ths week.
A 800 CASH FOR ONE OF THE MOST BEATTT
n. fol shfng leather top improved Brewster rprng
nne made Harness Robes sweat
Blanket Mat and Whip cost Ss7 So been used ten times
Inqura Mr. g. w. j. Jr At the Turf Exchange Is West
18th Of tho foreman OF the Union Club stables No
door from 9Th where the can be secn
Tor three days.
$50 WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL TOP PONY
"a. Phaeton S75 for sidebar top Silver Wagons ef5 for
nne Harness worth 500 mba Portland Gutter cht 3D.
At private stable. No. ~ Eat 2sthbh
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A UCTIoN HoUsR OF VAN TAssELL A KEARNEy
~ ITO aud 1l2 EAST 18TH ST.
NEAR 9TH AV.
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SPECIAL xOTICEs.


TIRE PARK BANK ARP NOW PLACING UPON THE
doors Of their safe depoSn vault The approved
kind OF Chronometer Locks thus adding their already
great number Of sategueSds.
TAMAR INDIEN--A LAXATIVE FRUIT LOzENGE
agreeable 70 aSe specific remedy for constipation and
It's consequencee E GRILLON ~ Rue Rambuleau, Paris
Depot, cAsWEAl- HAZARD a Co, New York
9R10 nl0 HAVANA DRAWS FEBRUARY B.
RO1O.VVO. Wyoming draws February 10 New
scheme d prses amounting TO $l5ooOO one chance IN
three Tckets 81, six for S. Circulars mailed nee
ALLEN co. 70 Nassau st.. New York
GEAn 000 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, NEXT
VOGO.OOV. craving February b
CireularA with full particulars. sent free.
r. T. DhVL-IN CO., Stationers and General Agents.
80 Liberty 81. New lork
SPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
ENNGLISh DOGS-BLACK CURLY RETRIEVER
u btch Pointer bitch. both finest quality owner return
ing V ENGLAND Address hr MAGUIRE Union Place Hotel
Stables.
LsoR sALB-A WE'LL BROKEN, THOROUGHBRED
English setter Dog Inquire esl I'd av., between 18th
and 4sth sta
THE TURF.
A UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD MORNING
~ and evening during the week at Thomss' Exchange
l23e Broadway, on the Savannah running races
GEO. NJ THOMAS.
FLEETWOOD PARK.-THE LEASE, FRANCHISES
and Property Of the Fleetwood Association comprising
the Track Club House. Grand Stand sheds and the entire
be oncing the Association r sale exchange
20 lease liberal terms April 1876 Apply
TO PHILIP DArER 26 Broad st.. New York
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TUNIs JOHNSON, Auctonssr 81 Nassau st. win sell on
Saturday 1O o'clock 10 6ne Parlor Suits Turkish
Empress Marie Antonote, 4c in satin tapestry
Ac also ~ black walnut aud gilt French plate Pier,
tel and Toilet Mirrors
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On every horse that warranted sound kind and rne
In harness, from three days given 90 est
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MARBLE MANTELs.

MARBLE MANTELs.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIzED MANTELs NEW DE-
wi signs, from Sl2 upwards also Monumental work a.
greatly reduced prices Marble Turning trade
kLABER, is4 East 18Th 81 near I'd av., New York.
CTBwARTs sLATB, MARBLEAND WOOD MANTRLs-
- New and elegant designs $40 M The trade ber.
ally dealt with. 22O and ~ West 80 81.
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A $50 WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL TOP PONY
Phaeton SI75 for sdebar top Silver Wagons Rf5 for
nne Harness worth 500 0mba Gutter che sp
At private stable. No. Is kast 2eth1h
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DOYAB HAyANA LoTTERY.-NExT DRGwINc
~ February $. 1876. Capital prime siOo ooo pr,,s.
eashed, niormaron Furnished Highest rate, paid soY
spanish bills goveEEmenis &C. TAYLOR CO, Bashsra
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DOYAL SAXON LOTTERY
IN brnnswick and Hamburg Lotteries
Royal Havana Lottery
wAcHsMAN 1 CO.. Bankers.
Post ONCE box d.Slo. rs ana II Na.~.... :.
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Price. 25 cents matted to all parts Of the United States
- sold by all stationes aud newsdealers Address
HERALD ALMANAC, New York city.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26
tIoge's Chances.

The gcrrymandering scheme by
which Kichland county was tackled
on to tho third congressional dis
trict, Seems likely to come to naught.
The memorial presented by Col.
Vim. II. Troscott sets forth very
&cloarly the fact that:tho district is
mt properly mado up-Richlaha
county being at least twenty-five
$milcs distant from any county really
included in Hoge's district. The
matter is now before u committco Of
the house of representatives, dhd a
report rt,dy bo expected worry Soon
Littlo'i if n,iy doubt is entertained
Of tho unsoating Of Hoge, In such
casc, there will'htvh to be hold a
now election, for'Richland cannot be
';'ormittcd to go 'ihr6prosodtod, 1t
WAS it ono time Thought that the i'm.
proper constitution Of tho third dis
trict would nullify tho entire election
Of congressional Representatives
H,'roil >5oi.th Carolina, but that view
seems now to havo boon entirely
abandoned.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26
Reducing tho Army.

One Of the chief aims of tho demo
cratic majority in the present house
Of representatives is tho reduction
Of the current expenses, of the
government Reform and rctrench-
mcnt arc promised IN every depart
mcnt, and the people arc assured
that the reduction OF Expenses shall
produce none but tho best results
Naturally enough, or st least con
sistcntly with the practice Of all
economists in nHt;c,aal affairs, it is
proposed to make very considera
bic reduction III the present size Of
our standing army. This is IL good
move, simply as matter Of mucL.
needed rctTcnchmcn!, but there arc
many other good reasons why the
army shonld be cut down to ns
small y basis us is consistent with
national safety. There are but two
conditions under which any gov
ernmcnt should maiitain large
standing army III tino OF peace.
One is the proximity of nations
inclined to be hostile, ahd the other
is the necessity to mainita,n q mill
tary establishment, to Impress the
people themselves With tho dignity
and power of the government. 1t
is owing to both these causes that
European govcrtmtnts keep up
large standing arthlas and pride
themselves upon tic perfection of
their military system. But in our
Union noithor 3f these cai,sos is of
much forco: Our neighbots OH all
sides arc very pacihcally disposed.
From Eniglhhd ws have nothing
at all TO fear for even granting
tho power Of that hation to cone
With us in var, her liolicy for many
years past has bcc'y ono Of poaco--
even though II b6 obtaii}Gd by seem
ing groat sacrifices. The readiness
with which England made conces-
sions to tho American government in
the mattor of thc Alabama claims
is but ono Of tho many proofs of
tho desire of tho English people for
poacc. The relations of our. GOV
ornmcnt with Queen victoria are
likely to bo continuously nn,icablo.
From Mexico Of course, thcro ID
nothing to fcnr. Occasional dcprc.
dahons may bo made upon our
fronticr by a few struggling hunts
men, but it requires but small
squad of cavalry, aided by q few
Texas rangers, to keep matters por
fcctly quiet, The Indian frontier
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26

como from tho conservative press.
In tho present issue between him
and his party, ho has tho sympathy
and encouragement of tho consorya-
tive party, and to them falono con ho
look for inuch substantial hid in the
future. a
The position thus taken by tie
best citizons our state towards
Governor Chamberlain is a most
convincing proof of tho sincerity Of
our pooplo. Ever since 187O'it has
been their aim to obtain good gov:
ernment, and to support any honest
mon who would assure them Of this.
Laying aside party politics rs en-
tirely secondary to the general vel
fare, they have given their approval
to n man who, whatever may be his
good qualities, is everywhere rccog-
nizcd to be, and is by his own Oft
repeated professions, a most intense
partisan. Born and bred rcpubli-
cnn, he has never hesitatod to state
his views plainly, strongly, nnd
sometimes even bitterly. But this
has made no difference in the ntti-
tudc of tho conservatives towards
him. Thoyhavo forgotten the faults
of the politician in tho good services
Of tho man. Thoy havo ignored his
past shortcomings in view of his
present good deeds. They have
laid aside their political organization
to support ono of IN entirely oppo-
site creed. They havo given him
the fullest Credit for all ho has done,
and omitted to Iupbr.!il him; ftr what
ho may have left undonc. 1hFshort,
Governor Chamberlain's chief praise
and his chief support have como
from the conservatives of South
Carolina. This clearly, forcibly and
conclusivcly indicates in them u de-
gree of candor and magnanimity
which shows them to be both pntri-
otic and sincere. While the good
works Of Governor Chamberlain arc,
as we think they should be, the
theme for praise nhd congratulation
on all sides, there shouldbc likewise
snid word of the lalldublo action of
tho conservative people of South Car
olin". In our Judgment it il without
Il parallel in the history of any po-
liticrl organization II: amy age or in
any C )untry.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26

except SO far as they constitute
Que of be 6li''merous exainplessyof
relichl 4 shisrule in South Cqrolina.
In Col.ilmh ltlh biaathc republicans l,ave
had full control for three Sor fSur'
years. yThc conservatives Aave had
to eohtontS themselves with what,
their corrupt rulers havo boon
doing, Without any rtcmcdy for
their troubles. Many schemes. Of
plundcr have been devised by tho
radical boarP If 'aldotntep, hid
those schemes havo i'll Been "t put
into operation with Witt result
may be easily INFERRED from tho
present condition of the city.car Tie;
doings of tlic radicals in >Colunibia
are simply y simple Of, ,,wLpt they
have done all over South Caroliiia,
and Of what they will continue to
do whenever opportunity offers.
There may be in tho party an hon
est clcihcnt, and this portion of
the party may tlo their utmost to
promote hon6sty and prevent
fraud. But tic iiihdtjjority Who arc.
disposed to steal is overwhelmingly
large, and powerful in proportion.
Tho men who have ruled Columbia
under tho now regime are but
specimens Of tic greater and strong
or portion of tho republican party
in South Carolina They were
elected as republicans and rs rop-
rcsentative men, and it is no injus
ticc to tho pnrty to make their
actions n criterion of the character
Of tic pdrty ds q whole. There
can be no excuse whatever for what
has been done iii Cblhrhbia-not
even that alleged by Scott, Parker
& Co.. for'thc financial troubles of
tho state in 1870, 1871 and 1872.
There have been no l1u klux trou-
bics TO iGurc tht credit of tho city,
and no frctful dcniuclat: to on-
courage disorder and lawlcssness,
TO check which money h;id TO be
spent. -7i~puIHican ;ccono,hy,"
pure and unalultcratcd, has been
practisod, and republican ";ntclli-
gcncc has had full sway. The
! men composing tho different city
councils are ''lirhts" in the
republican party--such as L. c..
Carpenter, S. B. Thompson >ncgro),
Joe Taylor (ncSrol j. b. Dennis,
and others OF the same stamp
The result Of t'i;ir efforts is bank
rupt city. For what they have
done, no ordinarily honest and
fair minded ntan can otIcr any
apology. 1t is simply tic fruit OF
Ignorance, acknowledgement and
fraud.
In their efforts to institute n
good government over thoir city,
The pcor1c of Columbia have tho
earnest sympathy all the best
wishes Of Ill honest people in South
Carolina
| '.y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26
A. Remarkable Position.

In the many words ofpraiso which
have been spoken of Governor Cham
'f;nrlain >nfncc his Inauguration, none
have been moro worthy of note than
tloso Of tho conservative ttoplo Of
South C.,rolina. It Was of course
- be expected that lie would
NncniIo tito praise and en-
enlargement of the republican party
'P,Dth North nmd South. 12is conduct
has been IL si,ch marked contrast
with that Of his predecessors III the
Enbornatorial chair, that even were
lia course simply M Improvement
upon that of Scott and Moses, this
Nrnld have given 10 his republican
F'ic,,ds ut tho Nortli an opportunity,
w good to ignore or neglect, of
*roral,hhg to the nation tho Tact that
hrnoHty aid chlacity arc Still TO be
found in the dominant party in South
Carolina. But taking his course to
praiscworthy az it has been, VIC can be
hy no menus SURPRISED that his name
has always been coi.plcd with com
plimc,.ts Of tho highest characters
anal the republicans of the North,
tuliins hope from what he ias nc
coniplishcd, arc ready to boast that
r"publicnnism---in the sense in which
the word is used by tho radicals-is
a great success in tho South. The
course of Governor Chamber has
been n worry lucky thing for the par
ty. 1t has, afforded thoM nihnbor
loss texts from which to sermonizc
upon tho beauties Of radicalism and
ftcohstr,ictioh, ahd tho groundloss-
n',ss Of tho ctnplaints SO often
nude by thcSouthcrn people This is
"h Very natural, and is not sur
prise to anybody. But Governor
Cimmborlain's highest and most
m,ticonblo cncomiums havo come
from another sou'rce. The very
class Of people who did their utmost
tn do:oat him III tho last election arc
those from whom he has received high
est praise, and from whom he must OK
pc"t his chitf if not his sole sup
port. Tho conStrvativcS wero bitter
~ opposed to his election, upon
what they docmod tho strongest
grounds. His carcor as attorney.
general was by no means az cl6ar of
suspicion as It might have been, and
his intimotc' Political association
with promin cnt mbnibers Of the
radical rings was not such al TO in
spiro confidence. It was upon yhose
grounds that tho Nc,os and C6u
''sr and noarly cvory othor ncwspa
per in the state most stronuouslv
opposed his cloctiun. That this
opposition was not bastd' upon DO
l''cal grounds is Perfectly clear
from the fact that Tho conservatives
= Eayo most hearty support to
Geeone and DclanN though ono
was native republican and the 9th
AZ II f'tll-bloodod negro. Tho Gpht
m;tle by the conservatives was for
m hohost government, and they
wore ready to- lay asido political
prcforcnccs,' to accomplish that end,
Chamberlain took the gubcrnatorial
eh"'r, with the cyos of tho entire
conservative party fixed inquiring,
l., if not suspiciously, upon him.
His manly and uroquivocal inaugu
raj was tho starting point of that
encouragement which he has ro
tcivod. And in ovory fight no has
R'ua far made with corr,,ptionists in
Ws own party, his chief praise has
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26

EBE Youk OWN fhysioiAs:-Tbere is
no case. of Dyspepsia thai drootoin 8
AUGUST 4, TtowEh YIN hot cure:
Como tp t. tho Driis storTo ), #; Of McMA,sg, e
Hs"Saah yS% 1S?5 dS ;Sf to$soS GGSsSSnofS ssa sk
tion; r;;ivsg Compla{nt; 81 Braago-
mont Of tRo systom;;; tfy t.. Two or
1eya Vs VSf5 cosaosSH ste .S;lY'' only
romeddysm tho Knitted States. that
othSr, ..boiSona. |. iniIHHiioue to the
systom,, that viii sure Fever ., and
Ague; Iptormittopt, or Bilious
Fovers, &c, and the ChiAs not re
turn during the season., It per-
mentl.y cures Fever and Ggue OF
long standing: go
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26
mRLEsONh RcnrTcstimony to their
Wonderful Curative Enrc,..


vinegar Bittera arc not silc Fancy
| Drink, Made of Poor Rnm, WbI,kcy.
Proof Spirits mud Refuse Liquors, doc.
'oTed' sniceh md Fwoetencd to Llcaso tho tasto,
called ToncS, Appe,ixor,." "Rrstorer,," .Nc.
| That load tho upplcr on to drunkenncss and ruin,
| but arc true Medicine. hiado from tho No,i,.
Roots and Horbs OF California; fycc from, nI
| Alcoholic StinnInnin: They aru tho
GKEAT BLOOD PURIFIER 1mh 4
LIFE GIVING PRlNCIPl.E, a pcriccA
henovator and Invigorstor OF the, System, CARRY.
Ing OF al! poisonous matter and restoring tho blood
TO healthy condition. No person oan tako those
btttcrs according TO directions and 1eman iona
t""'li. provided theiS bones, are not destroyed
BY mineral poison or .othcr means, and tho ,I,.l
| organs wasted bsyoniE iho point Of repair :,
Thcy nro q" Gentle. purgntivo ms we'll
| 40 Tonic, pRssessing, nlso, tho peculiar merit
u acting A. powerful agent in relieving Conr,s.
tion or Inflammation Of tho Liver, and OF al, Tho
For .FEMXiE COMPLAINTS, whe,hce
In rappg,RT old marrtea, or single. at the dawn nf
wqTAnhood or A. the turn Of life, these Tonic D,.
| ters have no saual. ,,,,
FOR lnhnnfnntory and Chronic ItIru.
mntis'u. ,Fnd Gomt, Dyspcpxiu or in-
91asestl?!s"n hittoNs =. KrnlItsc"t AM:
!ntArmiitcnt Fcycrs. Dlsnnscs OF tho
Blood' Liver, Kidncya and Binhdcr..
theee ifitIcrs hHYe been most succcssful. SucI
DirenSrs aro CAUSED by VitInfcd lIood.,
| which is generally produced by dersnrcm.ut Of
the PiRpniIvc Qreutts. :.
DYSPEPSIA Ok INDIGESTION.,
Headache, t"ir in tip Shoulders. Coughs. Tight
ness OF the Gha.t Di2ziNcss, Sour Ernctatio,s OF
the Stomach Bad Tak.e in the Sfouth, Bilious
Attacks. Pnlpi'ntion 9f the Heart. Inflammation Of
the Lungs. Pain In tho regions Of the Kidneys. nn,
hundred othrr painful symptoms are tho of.
ArinPss VI bySrnsiat,.. -. 49,, +, -; ~ ,
Th"y lpvig"r"tc +bc :iQmNch S,,d stimulate tho
torpid }Hy"r and I:nwcla. whicIi rr,ulcr them Of
nneau'ed efficacy in t'ctn'ng tho bo,i, OF all i'm.
,-n'cs, and tmp"rlins new life and vigor to tho
whole sysici,.> i>E"
FOR SIX sKINDIsEAsEs, Erup.,on., ,r.ttcr
'ait ihrnIn. Elotch~a. slht.,. rin,ples. pmstu,,
b"il'. Cnrhnnclrs, hing Worms. 3. o,d Head. snrs
Eyc"Eryspclhs. Itch. Gcrfs. nisronratiors of fh,'
SKIN. liuin0r aud DiTnscs OF tho Skin of ,r,nt
eyer nhne nr iat,Tr nrp litGrally dV ~, n 10.
,"h "nt o. theEstrm ina :iort {imr IVY tho nso os
meSe inttefS' DhG bhtiir II, such ca9k viii COW
vince thr NOS inorc'il1ia Of their curative rfent
Cleans" the v,iat,I blood whenever t,,u Oud h,
impnritit . bursting thr6ugh'thc skin in Pmn,o.
Erupth'ns or Sores; Cleanse 1t when you 0nd Il
| obtrnctcn aud sluggish IN tho veins. c,c,n,o IL
when It Is onl.'nd y",,r feelings win tell you whom
hrer the blood mrc and tho health of tho sv stom
vii, fhiluw. -
FIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, urkiuy
destroy ell md removed. " >H'e'""'T
sOLn Bi ALL DRUGGlSTs AND DE,r.nps
IL WALkHR, rroprirt"r. II. II. McDOSAIDS 4.
~ ~ o'G''s snn ten. ARUtitk Sa,y FJant-s,rlI''
oal.. anu ~ Aid si Comn,oscs SCrrdt, New YorE'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26

Rov. Wm- H. Chapman, Pastor Of
M. e. Church.. Georgetown, d. c.,
writes "'Having, had an oppoStr,
nifty to test the excellent qualitios Of
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, I hesitate
not to say, it 10 the best remedy I
have ever used in my family"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26

- =, :, "'r,.v EN!p'. ~ ~
pr. Bulls Cough syrQhis. paaticu,
lar1y recommends ted for childron., It
cures Coughs, Colds. Group, Sore
Throat, and Whooping Cough is
pleasant to tho taste aud acts like
o charm. Price, rs cents.