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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-03

TEAVY REDUCTION IN MY MA
Ii CHINE-PREPARED SAWED AND KIN
on every cord by buying from me. 4 cargo OF
FRESH ANTHRACITEju just arrived Prices to suit
af INV branch Office corner of Brad and Jefferson
streets, or at T. K. CARRiNGIONS.
NH Seventeenth and Cary streets
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TOBACCO. CIGARS, &c.
CONTEMPORARIES. &c

IE-FRUITS-CANNED GOODS.-One
q Thousand dozen two and three-pouad Canned
Tomatoes, two and three-pound Fresh Peaches,
two-pound Strawberries, two-pound Raspberries,
two-pound Damascus. two-pound Blackberrles, two
pound Pneappes, two-pound Lima Beans, two
fing's California Canned Peaches, Apricots, Green
Cages, Fresh Prunes, Dates, Dried Peaches. three
pound Pie-Peaches, cheap at BOSS1EUX'S,
fe pa 1412~Main street.
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HANAL-BOAT "TILDEN AT PUB
OLIC AUCTION.-Will be sold at public auction
on WEDNESDAY, March 9TH. at ~ O'Clock NJ, in
front of our Office, the CANAL BOAT " TILDEN,"
built OIL the boot-jack plan.
This is new boat in perfect order. and ready for
use.
Parties in want Of such L boat would do we'll to
attend the sale. T. C.. LEAkE & CO.. Agents,
fe 2S-St 1103 Basin bank.
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DOR RENT, TWO FIR A NJ e DA
Il HOUSES on Buchanan street near VEN aI
.hla. tivo rooms ench: rent low to good tenants.
Apply to GoDDlN' AhhEN ~ oants
NH 1-oo63t HOG Main street.
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WOOD AND COAL.

COALMONT( W.VA.) BLOCK COAL,un-
" surpassed rs CRATE coal. Branch office corner OF
Broad and jefferson streets. Coainont BLOCK Soal
- more economical for CRATES than any local coal, rs
n fakes less kindling- wood burns up much closer,
retains fire much longer, emits no sulphur. For
ing small fire YOU can use far less: nor Is there
anythins like the quantity of cinder In Coal Mont
RIocE Coal that there is In our local coal.
NV" +. X. DARLINGTON,
NH . Seventh enih and Gary streets.
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CHINA AND PLATE .I..,,o anI CO.
VASES, new styles-cameo deeosa ora E,satsnnial
L0GNE sETs Of tie ls,s vi. Vlsh TEA.sETS Freneh
sa Gtd re.s sErs,
great variety; y Ar kn.tterns FAR
Tea-sets, nsm deeoratedi
lBRoNzEs-French and Jspanese hn.snN No trouble
soc styles and prices .sfsrs PaEc siRsN. Js
to chow goods. G ~ ~ James W. Gibson.
sa,x 1907 Main st1es-
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RAILROAD LINES
IL - ssa ssss7
hAosD' Iohk RIVER AND CHESPxAKEi
RAILROAD. :
OF TRAINS.

CO - - ssss
'oND' i'hh h'"Ih AND R Rnksrx1xf
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
3'oo L. u. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects at
West Point with steamer Havana for
all points on York river and Balti-
more. Arriv In Baltimore at A.
M; connects with rat-iines FOR Wash
lhgton, Philadelphia, New York, Bos-
ION; and al western points. Connects
at Richmond with trains on Richmond
ana Petersburg and Chesapeake and
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
o:oo a. 81. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS
DAY. ard SATURDAY. Connects
with steamers Mt West Point for river
landings, Baltimore, and all western
points. Connects ut Richmond with
trains on Richmond and Dapvlle rail-
road, Richmond and Petersburg, and
chesapeake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER
800 P. 81. Leaves Richmond daily texcept Sum-
dayl.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
TOO A. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
MEsnX W, End end FKIDAY Cor
for all landings on Mattaponi and Pa
munsey rivers.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Con-
meets with trains on Richmond and
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
MONDAY. wEDNEsDAY. and FRI
DAY, at 4 T. ~. Connects With
trains from Philadelphia, New York, ,
and western points. and at West Point
with trains for Richmond and the
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT
G:15.P. 81. Arrives ut Richmond TUESDAY
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. Con-
meets with steamer st West Point from
Baltimore Connects with Richmond
and Danvillc, Richmond and Peters,
burg. and Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
roads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond daily except Sun
day. Connects with Richmond and
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
400 Z. VI. Arrives at Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY. Con-
Ilccis at West Point with steamer Isis
from MIItaroni aud Pgmunkey-rver
landings.
| No transfer of freight ut Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
| and West Point.
! Careful handling and Dispatch with lowest rates
| guaranteed.
Through bills Of laing. with guaranteed rates.
! issued to all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold 10 ALI northern EASTERN and
western points. and baggage checked through
! For tickets apply at General Railroad Ticket Of
Ace, S26 Main street. al the Exchange Hotel, aud
companv'S depot. corner Twruty-third and Dock
streets. Richmond, Va.
fe q r. r. DOI'(,I Is Superintendent
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AUSsrxtsN EALEs.sEl 11a ga4::~
nv nm 3 Anderson. General Anet'oneefs, j
1894 Main street.

WIN VIII, SELL AT ). C. JOHNsoN,,s
STABLE THIS st 10 Ses ssSs * s The
yEE a sale. All them sha be- rs re-
r TS,n YotSG, SOUND and GOOD r ronh
HORSES. They will be sold 70 siossSe:nr RS
MOVERS anu sen''Ss Aucttoneers.
1850. r,.,anrann ~, NH 8
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO kArLRoAD,|
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT., I
RICHMOND. VA. December l. 1871
IN AND AFTER DECEMBER 3, 1876,

aNNH4
and arrives at Gor,ionsyille at 730 +. A.' ana ar
riycs az Washington at 1905 Z. NJ .-,,,,s,.,t,s
biail trains run daily teAceW west Of uo'uo'''''S
on sunday. . =, Irrc;iop,
Noels, Trcyillian's Gordonsviile. Cnsr'o'.. ia III
Sfaunton. Goshen, Miilboro', Coytnston- anu AL
regular stations west Of Coyinston. c.,,a.r,
Accommodation trains run daily texcept Suh'N'h
and Connect at GordOnsville for Washington. It'll.
Mali and express trains connect AZ 1oiuons,,liis
f,s W,sbinpton and mail train At CHAMPIONSHIPS
rnr Iynchbury and the South. Iii, Oh.
Exnress train connects at Ctnc:nnsu VIII 'nG
,rnnk lines for all points IN the West
Sontbwest including California, Oregon, anu ieAN'
Natl train arr,ves ut Richmond nc 4:3o L. NJ
EIpress train from Cincinnati conhecE ~ po,-
donsyille with the Virginia Midland rsllroaa, IL =,
rirng at Washington at $50 A. NJ, ana art ri.s.
Richmond q. $50 A. ~, connecting WIN tae ME-
mond and Danville aud Richmond ana fe1efsouiH
trsjns for all points South. ,,.u,,,
Thronyh coaches from Richmond 70 w ashinS'on'
tcco,nmodstIou train ARR res 81 es1o ~ u.
SleenIng-csrs run on nigh:-trins al
Thrp,rS tickets sold aud baggage checked 70 all
For rates. information. &C.. apply 81 Gomp"h!
offices. aud ut S26 Main street. Riehmona ,sn an
w. NJ. :. DUNN.
E,,p;n.er and Superintendent.
de z r.hSiHe-i ~. --------------
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TOR NEW YOR k.-The Old <G+TS
Il Dominion Steamship Company scsEsssEfsss.s
steamship RICHMOND, Captain KELLY, will sail
SUNDAY, March 4th, AT o'clock A. ".
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday even
ing.
warded with dispatch to all points north, south, east
and west; also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2: round-trip tickets,
500. Sreerage, IS and SO.
For freight or passage. apply to
C. w. ALLEN & Co. Agents.
mh3-1t Company's Wharf Rockets.
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CpoCKExY. GLASSWARE. &c:

NEW GOODS!
PARTISAN PoRCELAISE DiNNh"''
AND ToILET-wARE,
:, T. .,..r,nce to the best French china, at
SS%'3, - the cost. >,,>
Also. a full line OF DECORATED GOLt', r,snr
and WHITE CHINA DINNER. ard II Ts a or.
at popular prices No. IOll Main street.
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MERCHANTS STEA SHIP I'm
Nl LINE TO BRAZTL-FOR PER- rcSsassess.
NAMBUCO AND BAHLA.-SteamShip CASSlNl
will sail from Pier 27 East river, March 1st. at
p. NJ. Rates Of passage and freight have beeu fixed
on low basis. For further information apply to
the agent, r. b. BORLAND, 70 wall street.
fed New York.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO- GETS4
L VIDENCE. AND BOST N.-asRsszssa
freight for the above ports until SATURDAY the
Sd instant at ] o'clock.
Passage 70 Philadelphia including meals and state
'o''"' &c ". 2. PORTER, Agent.
,nh3-lt 1925 Dock street.
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n ANDS.-I have in my charge for sale a
IL large number Of FIRST-CLASS ESTATES;
with s1lcndid improvements and LARGE and
SMALL FARMS, with and without buildings, I'D
every section of the State Many of the large
are situated on the James, York, Rappahannoch anu
the ciIy. Also mineral, timbered, and grazing
lands In Virginia and West Virginia.
'''> " GEORGE NJ. DREW RI.
feo9,m lola Main street.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-24

Ann. And then the thought struck me,
II 1t only had been, my lady, you'd have
been glad enough to say Yes to Samuel
Slythorpe.' And then thought I'd try it.
1t was merely little innocent practical
I0ke-a TooSe ddmour, sir; mere roosc
damour." And Mr.. Sythorpe smiled.
" You atrociouS soundrrl!
There was II sudden Glow, a heavy crash,
AMI Mr.. Samuel Slythorpe measured his
length on the floor. The clerk outside
hearing the downfall, popped his head into
the room, but seeing the state of thines
dISrreetly retired again, remarking,
Beg pardon; thought you rang, sir
Meanwhile Major Howard, having
knocked Slythnrl,c down, proceeded to
knock him up again. and with his own
dandy cane, whic!i stood iy the side Of the
fireplace, gave hn one of the most
tremendous thrashings ever recor lei in the
pages of history. And the clerk in the
outer office, VINO owed Slythorpp many II
grudge Tor acts of petty tyranny, listened
ut the door. smiling pleasantly at each
'swlSh' of the descending cane, and finally
lndulging in war-dance, expressive of
triumph and eXultation. round thc office.
stool
a fortnight later Major Howard, looking
wonderfully better in health and strength.
stood before the altar of quiet city church
with II graceful little figure hv his side.
And with no pOmp or ceremony. no
breakfast, no speeches, no wedding gucstS.
with only good Mrs. Murgalroyd for hrilcs.
maid, the two true lovers were made one
| And six months afterwards, in the Cuut a
! Queens Bench, the great assault case ot
| Slythorpe vs. Howard was tried. And when
the lawyers On both sides had had THEM
say, the presiding judge said: ''Gentlcmrl
of the Jury, it is not disputed that a very
! violent assault WAS committed on til,
! plaintiff, and he is therefore entitled tc
your verdict. But, in us~r~-ine the dam
a@es, gentlemen, YOU will consider tn,
general merits Of the case. and give til,
rlaintiif only >uch compensation as yor
think Ii" iairly deserves" And the jury
in awarding one iarthing ly way of d ma
@eS, expressed the unanimous regret tha
there wasn't a smaller coin.
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mise eIIUH z on S .
One Farthing Damages.
CHAPTER |.

In q darkenru CiIduIurI, dark with til,
AWFUL shadow >tIll more than with the latl
OF material hgut, iuur persons were gather
e ! rOun'i IA Hed, on which lay man Oea.
ing IN his face the unmIstak"b.e Slurs 4.
tIr summons winch none can rtlust. t,
answer. A wevpIng gIri knelt ty the hto-
side, her face bent ever the nerVtlr>S hama
winch lay upon the cuttiiet, and wnIc.
she held as tnDugn ~ that cOnvuslvc cla>l
she could nuId her tathtr stllr to lIIt.
Tue doctor amt nurse stood quiet.y aside,
as having uuht theIr part aha waiting to.
tiit inevitable end. shaded lamp cast
llhg of uri2nt wh!te i4ht amid the su.
Founding gloom, and WITHIN It's gleanIn
cIrclr, at table covered with papers AN,
writing materials, sat tue uyimg man,
solicitor engaged III the preparation OF Ia.
will. The Instructions were short and sim
pie. Bernard Hope had but one near re.
lative, his daughter Mary, now kneeling 10y
his bedside, and to her, as was natural, Ia,
desired to leave his lew possessions.
After an interval of silence, broken only
by the suppressed sObs of the weeping gin
Aad the mOnotonous scratching OF III,
attorneys pen upon tine paper, he pausco
and inquired in a harsh and unpleasant
gorcP:
What names shall insert as trustees
TOn should have TWO at least"
The dying man paused ere he replie'.
with an etiert:
g ''Grofirey Howard, Major One lIundredtL
and Eleventh, now IN India. have nc
other irIend."
In that case may | venture 10 offer my
humble services, subject to the usual pro
GlsO. / should be delighted to be useful t,
r..
there may he difficulties
rrue. Slythorpe, thank you. Max,
yourself trustee, then, with MajOr Howard.
Legacy, 500 Tor your trouble
Nay, my dear sir, quite unnecessary. !
really"
But again the ready pen travelled over
the paper; and quarter Of an hour lateI
Mr.. SlythOrpe announced that the dOcu.
ment Was ready Tor execution, and in u
low, mechanical monotone read over it,
provisions. The sick man seemed more
than once to lose consciousness during the
reading, but at the close he appeared t.
nerve himself for a supreme effort.
A." Yes, that will do. Give me the pen,' >
he said anal with a shaking hand affixed
his signature, and with eager eyes watched
the Doctor and nurse rs they added theil
own as witnesses. alter which he sank back
exhausted on his pillow Thank God
that's safr1" he gasped. MARY, my child
you and Geofirey-you and Godfrey What
was ! saying? God bless yOn, my darling
God bless -"
These were the last words Bernard Hope
ever spoke '.ea little while he lay will
haif closed eyes, still breathing, but pas
all consciousness Of earthly things. Til,
doctor st"pl.i r,.-l@~-ly to the bedsid,
and Eid "a Il. fa" hrttering pulse
now beating "...4 unnatural quickness, nov
failing altogether. Another quarter of al
hour passed-a quarter OF an hour whirl
seemed am age to the anKiOlIs Watchers
and then the doctor laid down the thin
white hand and tenderly touching the hea,
of the orphan girl, said:
My dear, the Lord gave, and the Lor'
has taken away. Your father has p ,sse,
80 a better world"
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POc/I'J.
THE BABY FOR NE.

have heard about babies angelic,
With heavenly look in their eyes,
And hair like the Sunbcams of morning
When first they appear in the skies.
And smiles like the smiles OfG cheruh,
And mouths like the buds OF rose,
And themselves like the lilies and daisies
And every sveet flower that grows.
Ny baby'S the jolIiest baby
TAat any one ever did see!
There nothing angelic about him,
But he's just the right baby for me!
His smiles not at all like cherubs,
But rather Il comical grin;
And his hair-well il iavOrs the sunbeamS,
When Sunbeams are wondrously thin.
His eyes, though they're blue. like the heavens,
Are remarkably earthly with fun;
And his mouths rather large for rosebud,
Unless twere hali-opened one
His hands don't resemble fairys
In the least They're a strong little pair
As you'd think. AIN sure, il he'd got you,
As OH ne gets RC-by the hair
And he isn't a bit like lily.
Or any sweet blossom that grows
For no flower on earth, l am certain
Has dear lirtle cunning pug-nose.
He's himscJ-full OF mischief, the darling,
And as naughty as naughty can be;
And I'm sl4u tAat he isn't angel.
For hes just the right baby tOr me!
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goodness sake, after that nasty, Shiny,
scented serpent. always feel as if the
house wanted di>in-what dye call il?-
with Condy's Sea-salt or Tldman's Restorer,
or some OF them deIdolizrrs, whenever he's
heen in it. Why, my dear lamb, whatever
is the matter?'
Poor MAry's overwrought nerves had at
last given way, and she fell upon the sofa
i'll fit of violent Mysteries. Mrs Murga-
tr"yd, with motherly instinct, let her emo.
tI"n have its way. and was soon 50 Tar re-
covered as to he able with many tears to
tell the story of tins new misfortune, finally
crying herself to sleep on the good old
woman's sympathiMng bosom.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-24
CHAPTER LII

A year had passed away since Bernard
Hopes death, and Mary still remained an
inmate of the house of Mrs. Murgatroyd,
the good woman whom We have seen in
attendance at her fathers last Illness, and
who, to her occasional occupation a. nurse,
added the more permanent one OF letting
lodgings. Mary's sweet face and gentle
manner bad quite won the heart of her
goOd-natured landlady, who was unceasing
in her endeayors to sOOthe her grief and
minister To her comforts. Mary still show.
eel in face and figure the tokens of the fiery
trial through which she bad passed. Her
slight form looked slighter still in her soft
black drapery, and the shadow of an unfor-
gotten sorrow still rested on her delicate
features. Mary Hope had been her fathers
cossiant companion, and she sorely missed
the happy hours in which his powerful
intellaet and varied experience had been
nnfolded for her benefit. But she had. too
another trouble--n0ne the less hard 10 beal
fhat il was one in which she could have
few coniidants. Major Howard, of whom
mention has already been made, was no
only her fathers most valued friend, bu
had insensibly grown very dear TO herself
and when, six months before Bernar,
Hopes death, he was summoned with hi
regiment TO India, he left Mary his promis
Ell bride Twice he had written within
the first few weeks OF his departure, sine
Smyrna times., 1877-01-24

SCARCITY OF MoEEY.-rhcre is no doubt
bat the present condition Of all kinds of
business and industry is fearfuIly depressed,
and it behooves every family to look care
fully to their expenses. Winter is coming
ON when children are liable to Group,
Whooping Cough. etc. Coughs and Colds
will prevail everywhere, and Consumption,
with other throat and lung diseases, will
carry OFT many. These diseases should not
be neglected. Doctors bills are expensive,
and we would advise our people to use
BoS@hre's German Syrup. 1t never has
fnilcd One bottle at - cents will kerpyour
whole family well during the wint +. Two
loses wilrrlitv" any ease. Sold in all towns
N the United States, and hy your druggist
Jas. +. llottrrkcr, Smyrna. nov sly
Smyrna times., 1877-01-24

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday after
noon bv JoSEpH II. HoFFECKER. Editor and Proprie-
tor. at Smyrna Delaware.
NS-SuBScRIPrIoN-On year $500 in advance or
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discontinued until all arrears are paid-o'ly at the
option Of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Cents line for the trs insertion subsequent
insertions Three-and -halfcents Aliberaldiscount
made to quarterly, semi-annual and yearly adveri-
Smyrna times., 1877-01-24

WORDS OF WARNING!-Duringt the present
year, as in the past, the grave will close
over thousands, simply because they neg
lect the means which would restore them
to health. Meet the fell destroyer at the
threshold, and dispute his invasion by that
more than wonderful medicine, Dr. Morris
Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound.
There is no cough or cold, case Of asthma,
bronchitis, blood-spitting. weak lungs, Group
or whooping cough winch will not yield
more readily to tnis great Jotonicul remedy
than any other medicine If you would
avoid disappointment, and be speedily
cured, ask your Druggist for DR.. Morris
Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Ilorehound.
Trial size, 10 cents. Regular sizes, so cents
and One Dollar. Sold hy J. w. Denncy.
Smyrna, and JAS. C"wgill d Son, Dover
Prof. Parkcrs Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly safe. Extremely palataIe. No
physic required. Costs - cents. Try it.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-24
w. H.. a. wOODCOCK.

o Gt%Es,.rca,, Fine Watch and Chronometcr
oG&%4A ~ MakcrNnd jew elcr. L00ctcrRdn 81 .
&EGS 2*"sseSS I'0lfr Hd Signs LotGe Bli,c IEiHd
Large SpC"'dCifS. LGrgc Goid IIut.h
&c. Gold and Silver Watches oi the Finest American
aud European Manufacture JeWeiry ofevery dcscrip-
uonSllvcIand Plated WaIc~ ~pccIaVlc> Eyc-tlasscs
to suit all ages Best Goods Made Clocks dc. at the
Lowest Prices. Fine Watches repaired and warranted
complicated Watches Speciality satisfaction Guar
antCed. n0y 2g-tf
Smyrna times., 1877-01-24

RATS. .-Porhaps the greatest enemy the
rat has is his own species. They devour
each other in innumerahe numbers,
esrecially if driven Iy hunger: for with
rats, as with men, "hunger knows no law"
II every rat brought into the world alive
we're to live to full age, a famine would
ensue. They begin to breed when four
months old and haye from four to six
litters year. Ar Shaw, an English writer
ON the rat. snys; my little dog Tiny has
destroyed 2,525 rats, which, had they been
pernitted 20 live, would, at the end Of
three years, have produced 1888. 100, 200
living rats" Put several rats in cage,
and then introduced wounded one; he
will soon lie devoured by the others, and
then tif food is kept from them) one after
another is devoured except the conqueror I;
now turn him loose, and farewell to every
rat he meets unless he encounters one
stronger than hinfseli.--N y. Observer.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-24
DIR. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry.

Volumes might be filed with proof from all parts of
the world 10 prove that no remedy has ever been dis
covered in the whole history of mcdciIc that acts 80
promptly even in the worst of pulmonary dis
ease. \ good appetite. complete digestion, strength
and disposition for active exercise. is sure to follow
it, use If You have been taHpcriug with the many
articles put out by persons totally ignorant of the
science of medicine. III theory or practice, and your
r!Nc been neglected. the cough deep with uurucntand
bloody cXlcctoration. pain and oppression.
throat diarrhca night >WCatS. fever, parchcd skin
Yuu viii find IN lE. SWAYNE'N CuNroy ND Your only
hope of cure. If the bowels cu>ivr or hctdach.
accompanies your disease. lhr Use of SWAYNES AR
SNrAEILIA and TAI PILLS will remove il. Thirty
years experience, and the increasing popularity Of
Smyrna times., 1877-01-24
TESTIMONIALS.

ABAM,ToWN, LANE CO., Pa. May l. ls7j.
Dr. SVaync * Sun-GcntlCmcn: About two year,
ago my wife was suffering With Consumption and
during her sickness had the best medical attendance.
in this and adjoining counties. Her Wa> pro-
nounccd hopce>, by all of them. / was induced
through the accommodation Of Your agent Dr Isaac
H. Miller, OF West l}rccknuck Ecrks CO.. Pa and who
verify these facts. To try Dr. SwavnrS C0lnl,lnd
~yrup of Wild Cherry. After using it for some time
she was entirely cured, and is well ever in
her life and fully able to perform her usual labor
am 50 fully satisfied that il is your preparation that
am indebted for her restoration to health that grant
you full liberty to give her puIhrty in the hope
that others now suffering may derive benefit from her
experience. Yours. respectfully.
-
Smyrna times., 1877-01-24

DISEASE OF THE HEART, TuRoAr BREAST. OR LuHGs
10 medicine has ever obtained a higher or more
deserved reputation.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-24
1bc Smprna Gmfs.
.SMlY/'UN, DPI.,

Wednesday Afternoon, january "a.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-24

Dr.. J. c. AVER G co Lowcn. '.,....,
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Smyrna times., 1877-01-24
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