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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-16
A GENTLE HINT.

In our style of climate, with its sud-
ded changes Of temperature-rain. wind
and sunshine often intermingled in q
single day-it is no wonder that our
children, friends and relatives are 80 fire.
quently taken from rs by neglected
colds, half the deaths resulting from
this cause. A bottle of Boschee's Ger
man Syrup kept about your home for
immediate use will proven. serious sick
ness, large doctors bill, and perhaps
death, by the use of three or four doses.
For curing Consumption. Hemorrhagea,
Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group, or
any disease Of the Throat or Lungs, its
success is simply wonderful, IS your
druggist will tell you. German syrup
is now sold in every town and village in
this continent. Sample bottles for trial,
1Oc; regular size, 75c. For sale by DR..
John w. Scott, lola, Kansas.
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1t is truly astonishing!
SCHOOL BOARD RULINGS,

SCHOOL BOARD RULINGS.
The following rules were recently
adopted by the school board, and the CO
operation of the patrons of the school ii
earnestly solicited in securing their OBJ
servance. 1t is believed that parents
can thus reduce the per cent. of absen,
and tardy pupils to the smallest mum
ber:.
ABSENCE AND TARDINEss.
Each day it shall be the duty of the
teacher to notify the parent or guardian
of every scholar absent or tardy without
excuse. Children shall not be sent
home for an excuse when tardy, but may
be refused admission at the next morn.
ing session of the school, if by that time,
an excuse be not furnished by the pa.
rent or guardian, provided, that no pupil
be thus refused admission unless notice
of hardness shall have previously been
served according to the rules.
SUSPENSION FOR UNEXCUsED HARDNESS
OR ABUSE.
Pupils absent or tardy more than four
times in four successive weeks without
excuse from the parent or guardian shall
be reported to the principal with the
recommendation that they be suspended
for one school month, and the principal
is hereby empowered to carry out such
recommendation. But no pupil shall be
thus suspended till the teacher shall
have given due notice of the delin-
quencies.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-16
TAILOR SHOP,

Mr.. Paul Loss. Of Lawrence,
Kans, begs to inform the peo-
pie Of lola and vicinity that
he has just opened q Tailor
Shop over CoWan & Ireland s
Store, where he will do all
kinds of cutting, fitting, re-
pairing and cleaning. Good
Fits guaranteed ct the low
est prices. Give me q call.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-16

The following persons have been
drawn as jurors for the March term Of
the District Court for Allen county: A.
N. Beeman, Salem: I. N yo'Brien, Hum
boldt; G. NJ, Smith. Humboldt; A. w.
Crawford, Hupboldt; H. J. Cornell,
Geneva Cyrus Adams, Humboldt; J..
A. Scant]m, Cottage Grove; NJ. G. Rob
inson, fola; VIM. Iobaugh, Cottage
Groye; d. A. Longstreth, Deer Greek !;
JOHN A. Hottenstein, Humboldt; Chas.
Elliott, lola; ]. w. Spicer, Geneva; W..
E. Thurman, Cottage Grove; John Will
lett, Elm; James Neeley, Usage; H.
Longshore, Deer Creek; F. J. Dewitt,
Humboldt.
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PERSONAL MENTION.


Judge Talcott returned from Wilson
county, where he has been holding court
this week.
%. h. Griffin, representing the Estey
Organ Company, was in town in the in.
terest of his house in st. Louis, this
week.
Hon. E. H. Funston is at home,
and was in town, yesterday. He called
on The REGISTER, and other old friends
about town.
Squire Rhoades, an old citizen Of
our town, but now a resident of Bour-
bon county, was in town this week visit
ing old friends.
MIR. Lehman moved his family
up to lola this week. He has rented the
house owned by Mr.. VIM. Richards, in
the east part of town.
Mrs. - Stevenson's sister, from
Chicago, is making a visit at this place.
She formerly lived at Valparaiso, Ind,
and is an old acquaintance of quite a
of our citizens.
MIR. Chas. Bsrth will please accept
the thanks of the printers for a pair of
nice, dressed chickens. They were fat.
tender and juicy, and as choice eating as
we have had in many day. Mr.. B. is
q very successful poultry raiser, and
when he brings chickens or eggs to mar
ket, always gets the highest price.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-16

1T Is to be hoped that every live
business and professional man will turn
out and attend the meeting to-day. That
road should be attended to, and those
most interested should show their inter-
eat in the matter.
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Vice Maple Syrup at
Conan g. Ireland s
LEHMANN & CO.,

Headquarters for Groceries, Flour, Pro
visions, Canned Goods, Glass 4 Queens-
ware, Wooden Ware, Etc. Agents for
Dupont's Powder Co. Deal only in
FIRST-CLASS GOODS,
at prices that defy competition. Cash
paid for Country Produce and Hides.
A call solicited. Goods delivered to any
part of the city. Southwest corner
Public Square, lola, KANsAA
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The Youths Companion of Boston
employs the same writers as the best
English and American magazines, and
no other publication for the family fur
nishes so much entertainment and in
struction of a superior order for so low a
price. Among its contributors are Di-
nah MULCH Craik, Miss Yonge, ]. T..
Trowbridge, Louisa NJ. Alcott, Henry
W. Longfellow, VIM. Cullen Bryant,
John G. Whittier, and nearly fifty of
the best story writer's.
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DR.. C. II. BOOlSON,
H0MEOPA fHC PHYSICIAN I SURGEON,
NLA. KANSAS.

"a OF nighc diseases peculiar p Women 40
Rssidsnce 1t the Acrss House, st the stIols Min
eral well. and Physician IN charge Of the Insti-
tuition, at which te treat al cNrsble diseasea
Herr parties may avail themselves Of tbs cele-
braisd Ainsrsi wstsr psths. thot or eold), tha
.ElectrO 1agnstic Yspgr, Bath and also
.aa e saSRR e:r:s .ssa VIA xsPa a.s@.
cxfarrh in the Head, Bronchial adeetlogs md
Diseases Of Tho L496S, obtain the aslysstage Of
'sssis IL nA NJ sT 5 ,a' v M: "a.
victor fIes; Co!respondesce from paFsie: g !
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-House-keepers, look to your o,

-House-keepers, look to your own
interest. Lehman 4 Co. handle the
celebrated Humboldt Water Mills -four,
which is mt ercelled by any other brand,
and sells from Is to 45 cents per 100 lbs.
less than any offered in this market.
Every sack warranted.
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Local and Special Notices, 10 csnts line.
Legal notices at the rates prescribed by law.
H.Transient and Legal advertisements must
be paid for in advance.
All letters In relation to business In any way
connected with the Office should be addressed to
the Publishers and Proprietors,
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EXCHANGE LOCAL NEWS.

EXCHANGE LOCAL NEWS.
-Balmy spring.
The beautiful snow" struck thil
locality last Saturday.
The bad weather interfered with thu
attendance at church last Sunday.
There is one business man in town
who sweeps the dirt from his store on
the sidewalk, and there leaves it. It il
q suggestive fact that such men seldom
advertise.
1t is very fine to talk about "bloated
bondholders," but there is not q reader
of this paper who would not be delight.
ed to clip coupons for . living. Dom,
despise that which you would be, if the
opportunity presented.
Last Saturday was probably the
worst day of the season. The air was
chilly. and filled with wet, heavy snow,
partly melting As it fell. The streets
were 90 inundated with mud that it
was difficult to walk even on the street
crossings.
Why is it that SO many of the coun-
try folks must come to lola township to
settle their law cases? Each township
in the county is supplied with its JUS
tices and constables, and the costs in the
cases would be q great deal smaller, if
they were prosecuted at home.
"A gentleman who has every facility
for knowing, says that the town and
neighboring country trade, use up about
two barrels of whisky per month. This
is statistical item for the Temperance
Union. Beer and wines are not included
in the above.
I We noticed spring wagon in front
of Brubaker's livery stable last week,
the wheels of which were entirely filled
with mud, presenting the appearance Of
an entire mud wheel. The wagon had
passed through mud fully two and a
half feet deep.
-Messrs. Charles Otton and John
Raft, of Pennsylvania, have been looking
around this section of country for a
couple of weeks past, with the intention
Of locating a. soon as they found place
TO suit This week, they purchased the
Did Avery place and will move upon it
1t once. Their families came last week.
These gentlemen informed our reporter
that fifteen or twenty German families
from their section of Pennsylvania will
remove to Kansas in the spring, and will
IN all probability locate near lola. \
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NEWSPAPRR LAWS.

Any person taking newspaper regularly nom
another's, 10 responsible for the payment.
II person order his Paper discontinued he
must pay all srIearages. or the publisher may
and collect the whole amount, whether the paper
Is taken from the olics or not.
Tbs courts have decided that refusing TO take
newspapers apd periodicals from the p0sfofacs. or
removing and leaving them unoalledfor, Il prinS
fscts evidsnce Of Intentional fraud.
Papers may b ssnt to subscribers until an
express order to discontinue d received, and all
arrearages are paid - required by law. Merely
returning number Of the paper u not sufficient.
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Gentlemen

Don't miss this Opp0r-
tunity to buy an ouercoot.
You can save 5Oper cent
at the price you will pay
for one meet zUi1eter.
6 Extra Heavy Sack
OUercoots, at $3.50, cost
$500.
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Mems .Artic Orersla0es i,
$3.50 each.
Ladies .Artic OUers7sOes
1875.

SO pairs Misses and
ChiLdre1as all 1c00L Hose,
L2 IL cents per pair, re-
duced from 25. These
are not common cheap
goods, but the best quail
ty all WOOL hose, North
at any time 25 cents.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-16

Calling cards-cheap, neat and
tasty. Nov is the accepted time, for we
will positively not fool away tine with
them from and after the advertised date.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-16

The L., L. & G. Railroad has just
revised its freight tariff and classical
ton, and made considerable reduction
in the rates on heavy goods. The gro
Gerry trade will be benefited the most
by the change, the reduction being about
fifteen per cent. on nearly all classes Of
goods in this line. Maj. Henning and
the directors deserve great credit for this
reduction.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-16
Parents who have children attend

ing the public school, should give the
rulings adopted by the school board,
published in to-day's paper, . careful
reading. The rules, if sustained by the
parents, will result in much good, and
should be given the hearty cooperation
of the patrons of the school.
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FOUND.

A bunch Of keys fastened to . steel
fiag. Call at this Office, prove property,
and pay charges.
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NEXT WEEK

N0AA w 90A
We will offer the re-
mGinder of our Uinte7'
stock at prices that our
customers will Gppreci-
ate.
I set ladies furs at $2,
reduced from 1878. I
I set Ladies Ftt7s at IS
reduced from So. rs. \
I set Ladies Furs al
$40. 90 reduced from
$3.50.
g Nubias large size)
800, former price $l.4O
8 Nubias, large size)
Is cents, former price 81.
so yards Jeans, (wooL
flli7eg) 20 cents, reduced
from 60 cents.
go yards Jeans, (Woo1
fIling) Is cents.
3 sho,vls, slOO, former
price $3.50. 4
g ShozOls, size 81 ~
by 1876 inches, $500. \
g Sh0Wls, all WOOL,
$3.50, former price 1925.
g pieces Dress Goods,
reduced from 80 cents to
20 cents per yard.
3 pieces dress goods re-
duced from 80 cents to Is
per yard.
10 pairs Ladies Bal
brigham Hose (silk clOck-|
ed) SO cents per pair.
so pairs Misses striped
Hose .12 1-2 cts. per pair
10 pcs. Bleached Nus
lin, equal to Lonsd0le,
10 cents per yard.
White and Tinted Per-
fornted card Board 10 C.
per sheet.
Java Canvas As C. per
yard.
40 pieces neW Prints
lust received.
Call and examine our
stock and get the latest
prices, at
}. P. NORTHRUP & CO.'S,
CASH
DRY GOODS STORE1
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LOCAL NOTES.

1T il truly astonishingl
Visiting cards. cheap.
1t is truly astonishingl
| Brick, at the Lumber Yard. 1w
!, Tho best "Ottaws -four" at Goforth's.
}, Nice Maple Syrup At Cowan 4 Ire.
lands.
The Commissioners will meet next
Monday.
Moonlight nights, and just the time
for ramble.
i oh, that maple syrup, that Cowan
& Ireland keep.
/ -Wanted-a full turn out at the
meeting to-day.
-Granulated sal soda-best in the
market-at SCOTS. 1w
i You will end the best cider vinegar
in town at Goforth's.
! Coughs, colds and sore threats are
plentiful nowadays.
Monday morning was sharp enough
70. all practical purposes.
-Cowan & Ireland keep the boss to-
baccos, S A. and Narragansett.
MANY voters" will soon bring out
candidates for the spring election.
Mice Maple Syrup at
CowAN & IRELAND's.
Large assortment of building paper,
carpet lining, ETC., at the Lumber Yard.
Don't borrow sacks when you can
get them at Richards & Cowan's for rs
cents.
"A fine outfit of new type and stock
just received 1t this Office. Bring in
your work.
Ladies, now is the time to get fine
address cards cheap. Paste this in your
husbands hat.
Rev. ]. w. Mann, of Indiana, will
preach at the Presbyterian church to.
morrow morning.
Go to the public meeting to-day
and "spot" those sleepy business men
who do not attend.
Just received-sugar cured hams,
breakfast bacon. and nice dried beef, ut
Cowan & Ireland's.
The local of the Pleasanton Observer
says that redbirds were singing last Sun.
day, in the woods.
One dollar will buy 10 pounds of the
handsomest yellow sugar you ever saw
1T Richards & Cowan's.
Come and see our flour before you
buy, or you may miss bargain.
CowAN e. IRELAND.
Remember that the most complete
assortment of drugs proper, to be found
found in Southern Kansas is at Scott's.
/-Jaunty girls in the city respond to
salutations by raising the hat, the same
as men. How soon will the fashion start
here?
-Reimert measured man for q suit
of clothes, this week, whose height was
six feet and six inches. How is that for
high?
Glover, timothy, blue grass, red top
and orchard grass at VanDyke & Boyd's.
Now is the time to purchase your grass
seeds.
just as we 60 to press, we learn
that Mr.. B. Brewster died at Canon City,
Colorado, yesterday. No further partic-
ulars received.
"A. G. Jones shipped a carload of
hogs last Thursday to Kansas City. On
the way up he bought another load from
q dealer on the train.
Stop! Read and reflect! Lehman
& Co. are selling groceries and queens
ware at bedrock figures, and will dupli-
cate Humboldt prices.
And now Chas. A. Lakin is the hap
piest man in town. 1t is the best look.
ing girl in the county, and the proud
parents will accept our congratulations.
-Cowan & Ireland are still increasing
heir stock-another big invoice yester-
lay. Coffee and sugar by the ton. Country .
lealers would do we'll to go and examine 1
heir goods and prices.
The Usage row eliminated last Mon .
lay in The arrest of four or five of the
principals, who plead guilty and were d
lightly fined. It's pity these cases
rave to come into court.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-16

Last Monday night our townsman,
81. X. Winans, while at the temperance
meeting. was taken sick, and returning
to his house, found four of his children
violently i'll with vomiting and purging.
DR.. O. E. French was sent for at once,
and in the meantime two more of the
family weretaken in the same manner.
The doctor, after making close exam
ination and inquiry, concluded that
their sickness was caused by eating
measley pork, and administered anti
dotes, which gave the desired effect
Garnet Pldindedler.
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The Paol. Spirit is about to brin

The Paola Spirit is about to bring
suit against Miami county, for the
amount due for publishing the delin-
queut tax notices which it published
some years since under cut.throat bids
The best jurists in the State coincide
with the opinion of the Attorney Gen
eral in the position he takes on this
question, which We published last week.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

There will be . meeting Of the citizenl
Of lola Township at the court HOUSE
TO-DAY, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, aka,p
for the purpose Of considering methods
of improving the road leading from the
bridge each way.
~ Committee.
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CHEAP!
CHE.A PER! I
CHE.APEST.

CHEAPEST!
.AW needing anything
In the Wo0le1a Goods line
will do zOeW to call In at
the old stand of H. r.
COLbOr71 and see his stock
of ShaWls, Nubi0s, Eon-
nels, Sco77s, Waterproof
and a fe1U such things
that are left after the
holidays, having. mark
ed them d01O1 NTH a.
determination of selling.
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MONEY to 10 An.

In sums or ftosn TWO 70 FIVE HUNDRED
polxARS. On 9lal Eshe esc2zity. Avply 70
/. 1insAeos ssslA q tsstisspb1sgk.
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eceived certificates /:
WANTED.

A girl to do housswovk. Inquire o
G. d. Ingersoll, at this Office.
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ADVERTISING RATES,

THE following table Of advertising rates viii
i enable persons wishing to enjoy the advanta-
ges Of our columns, to ascertain for themselves
the exact cost Of any amount Of advertising for
any length OF time.
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TEACHERS. EXAMINATION.

At the examination Of teachers held
in lola ON Saturday, February I'd, 1878,
there were 81 applicants; 4 grade ! Ger.
tificates were granted; q grade 2 certif.
Gates were granted; 6 failed to obtain
certificates.
The following Is list Of the names Of
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-16

8 handsome all w0ol
N1sbias, so cents, reduc-
ed from, 81. 90.
Z splendid extra long
Nubi1s at 50 cents, re-
dUced from IS cents.
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We shall continue to add
neV attractions d0iLy
to OUR GREAT CLOSING
SALE. Take advantage
Of this great slaughter.
BUY, While zoe offer these
WONDERFUL BARGAINS,
at
YATES
Cash DRY e0Ols sf0n.
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LETTER PROM CARLYLE.

LETTER FROM CARLYLE.
Prof Smith il in very poor health.
He has had the chills for several months:
MIR. Evans has bought Mr.. Arnold'a
groceries, which added to his Own,
makes . complete stock.
That young singing school makes
nearly ~ much music q . full-grown
calliope.
Mr.. John Young has not been teach.
ing since Christmas, owing to . severe
cold.
Miss Lizzie Cummings has been at
Troy, Kansas, on . six months visit.
Lately she has gone from there to Rock
vile, Ind, to visit other relatives.
MIR. Gorrell shipped . car load of
hogs as soon as the preparations were
made for loading stock. Thus, the gen.
eral dissatisfaction in weighing on lola
scales is obviated by making this ship
ping point.
There is nothing like name. Send
every old maid in the community, (every
one of whom has sworn for the past Fl.
teen years that she is only of the girlish
age Of 22) pictorial valentine to appre-
ciate the virtue of baldheadedness. Or
send your sweetheart comic valentine
just to see how different it will be at
home the next Sunday evening, having
the sweet undivided use of an armed
chair. REPORTER.
CARLYLE, Feb. Is, 1877.
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Drank ITEMS.

OZARK, Kans., Feb. IL, 1873.
Ozark is still in existence-the won
der of the 10Th century.
Weather fair and the roads i'm.
proving.
Money scarce, but city merchant.
cheerful.
Spelling ichools are quite common
of late.
The Philomathi Society which holds
forth at the Lieurance school house il
in fair way for future prosperity. At q
recent election of officers, Mr.. J. Gannt
was elected President and Nj. Calvin
Stanley, Secretary.
-Some Improvements in our town Of
late. Mr.. d. NJ. Tate, Irwin & Co., have
recently improved the saw and grist
mill originally owned by Mr.. G. Koehn,
are doing good business in their line.
On Saturday last they commenced with
a deposit of $50 bushels of grain in the
mill. Mr.. A. F. Hall lie getting quite q
number Of logs to the mill for saving.
Mr.. E. Hosley and 8. T. Gordon
traded horses one day last week.
MIR. E. G. Gilbert has been quite i'll
of late, but is improving.
More anon. FICKAs.
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II Ladies Heavy Felt
Skirts 40 cents, reduced
from 81. 90. An unususl
Bargain.
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l. Give brief history of the life and
public acts of George Washington.
2. Give brief history of the life and
public acts of Abraham Lincoln.
3. Tell briefly what you know of the
American Revolution.
4. Tell briefly what you know Of the
late Rebellion.
8. What territory has been secured to
the United States since Washington's
Administration
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uay. SOucc anu sugar uS TIC Iou. SOuutIy
dealers would do we'll to go and examine
their goods and prices.
The Usage row eliminated last Mon.
day in The arrest of four or five of the
principals, who plead guilty and were
lightly fined. It's a pity these cases
have to come into court.
The Chairman of the Board OF
County Commissioners informs US that
they will meet-next Monday, February
18th, for the transaction of business.
Those interested take notice.
Mr.. Thrall, at the old grange stand,
will accept our thanks for lot of Lima
beans. They are very nice ones, and
those wishing to get any, must 60 around
soon, for they are selling like hot cakes.
"A large delegation of land buyers
and sight-seers from the East have been
in this section for . week or so, but on
account of rush of Office work, it has
been impossible for us to interview them
The sermon ito the young folks"
was postponed from last Sunday, in con-
sequence of the illness of the Baptist
pastor. The subject will be presented
tomorrow evening. Text: "Honor thy
father and mother"
MIR. VIM. Booth, of Deer Creek
had one of his arms broken by
the falling Of tree. this week. He was
out chopping, and cut q tree which
lodged. In getting the lodged tree down,
it fell, and struck his arm.
The members of the Baptist church
now rejoice with bran new organ which
they have recently purchased. The
Baptist church Of this place has become
IN earnest body of working Christians
opder the charge Of Rev. J. w. Alton.
-Marsh's Golden Balsam for the throat
and lungs is pleasant to the taste, and
take it readily. It quickly
cures colds, coughs, Group and all bron.
chial and pulmonary affections. Ask
your druggist for it. Price 50 cents and
e1O0, Sample bottle, 10 cents. Try it.