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RaIiroati DIyidend.

|. NEw ToRx, September 25.-The direc;
tors OF the Chicago & st. Paul Railroad
Company declared 4 dividend Of 81 per
cent on deferred stock.
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Sentence Commuted.

CoLuNBrs, September 9j.-Gov. Bishop
to-day commuted the sentence of Ralph
Wertcrgill, convicted Of murder and SEN
fenced to be hung in Columbiana county,
October 9Th, TO Imprisonment for life.
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BUSINESS EMBARRAssMExTs.


ST. LOUIS, September 25.-The Laker
Bank, private concern, and the oldest in
the city. suspended to-day for lack OF busi.
ness. Depositors il!'all be paid
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sponTIxe NEWS,
,SI,9Strs I,,9StrsyILLE. Mk@s S1eEs. .

LOUISVILLE, September 25.-The attend
ance at the raeesto.day was not so good'as
previously. Only two horses started nj
tho first race, mile heats, Allan Pinkerton
ana JdaeteTI The latter was the strong fai
TSfiaI Ind attet bong led up 70 the last
cyhth Of mile by Pinkerton, won; with
apparent ease, in i: +5l. The second heat
was also won n'by Janete;2 time, !: 44t.
The second race, mile and q half dash,
wGsSwunsby Ed TFurner, Spring Branch
second, Julia Jackson third, Time, 9:42.
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CArRo. September 25--Hickman, Ky,
reports four deaths and three new cases.
Further from Kentucky reports three sis
tiers aud Misses Woodbridge down with the
fever; supposed TO have caught infection
from passenger car brought from Mem.
phis. No other cases there. "a ~
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.. a ca.tln'E Array eu, al Aorri.towaI:

--=Moamsrows, O., Sept "a, .lS7s.-
Editors Intsllgepecr. ,-rr
A serious cutting ARRAY occurred here at
7I9clgds this evening, the,particplars Of
which, All near ,as ,yogs correspondent
couldlearn, are as follows: Frank Taggart,
son Of n wealthy merchant here, in bust.
ness- with his father, has been in the habit
80 report says) Of beating his wife, and
yesterday struck his daughter in the face
with his fist. When Taggart was beating
fisdaughter Lew Murdock walked across
the street and saw the beating, but did not
say ahytking, but Went 10 his work, and
in I'D dter6opR he told several parties
what he had seem - ? lBSS ~
YTaggari, on hearing that Murdock told
about the beating, met him and demanded
an explanation. The latter replied that
he had no explanation to make, rs he only
told the truth. Taggart then called Muir
dDcki lying s. o. b. They then COM
meneed to fight, but 1t being dark no one
knew who struck first. A cry of Fight!
tivhtnt soon spread, and Newt. aiurdoeki
a brother, OF Lew, ran to see Il, and dis
cnyerinz that his brother was one OF the
parties engaged in the fracas, attempted to
separate, them; when, Taggart drew knife
and infictedia severe wound on Lew. Mur-
dock in tho left side below the ribs. Tag
caTt then cut Newt. in the left arm, the
knife gni1g clear through the forearm IN
deF-the boue.Og Sc5 .-.'s't Z NAL ID Ilt
Lew. .AluriCck7w taken home and Drs.
Iloge and Timmer- were called TO dress
,hoSwhnnd. They pronounced 1t q serious
cut, bnt not necessarily dangerous.
Newt Murdock was taken to the drug
store OF Mr.. John, Fisher. where his arm
w,,s dressed by DR.! Trimmer. t7-.sN
frank Taggart was arrested and taken
baforc Squire Morrison and held to APP
pcar=ae 9o'eiockto-morrow morningt to an
swer charges Of. stahbinsEwith intent to
kill. 'N
As is usual II, such cases, there are nu-
merous rum0r5 aAoat Us to who Is to
blame. Lean, only remark that there are
always two sides to a story, and public
opinion will have to be withheld until ex-
animation. ,.,y4'4.. ,,-,ar !. m!. rA.,I.
Aside from all other considerations this
affair is to be very much regretted, as the
parties concerned are respectable people
and all prominent business men.
"BrcKEYE."
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NEv YoRx, September Is. K. E. Mat.
tison, head Of the velvet department Of
Arnold, Constable & Co., has been arrested
on charge Of rpsbiRg the firm Of yelvess'
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ITALY.


THE roPE AND rirR rrlaRtstsS r ~
ROME, September %. The Pore on'reeI
ceiving number OF Pedmontez4 pilgrims
expressed pleasure that the season f0rpil-
gritnagcs had returned. and that the fBt
10 arrive we're citizensp italy, a country
destined to preserve In It's 'bosom' the
See OF Vicar Of. Christ. 2 Hes said, he34as
confident that the Catholics Of Italy, would
continue their allegiance to ,thp, Church,
Because the difficulties of the PoHtiR 8 po-
sition are becoming m6re serious Tie
devoted sons OF the Church ought 10 de-
wise some Just and legitimate means. for
the amelioration Of this situation. 's''-'
5 io vEsrvrrs aoRs itrlvE. "l' 'af
NArtEs.. September q. Tie 'vbfcanie
activity OF vesuvius continues The crest
Of the cone has eiveniway and anewIcone
Is forming, ON .lrg. % 70 kEi jay.stq siI
-...,5. ENTIRELY rSrRCE. bsLrg.g1 ,d
RoNE, September 2a41The hqlfl states
that It is authorized to state that the 70;
puted presence Of Italian vblInteers. On
the Austrian frontiers istinttueI I'dBi"7qI
..HH .Ff'f INDfflgfiHy
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AT MEMPHIS.

MEMrnIs, September o5. Death con-
tinues to hold its own with fearful ten'
acity. From noon yesterday up to noon
to-day IS deaths occurred; e5 Of these
were reported this morning. The weather
has grown warmer and viii cause q fur
ther spreading OF the disease. The only
cheering signs noticed are the daily in;
creasing number ofconvalescents who are
seen on the streets. sF' ."HH'
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.IiIIs seb;sg!Ess dssg H.! H.
SELF through the head twenty.eight days
ago, with the intention Of committing sui
cile, died this evening.
NOMINATED ron CONGRESS.
Hon. Jordan +. Cravcns was to-day
nominated for Congress by the Democrats
OF the TII7qiy District otthis staie,o n
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Ii'fi - PSI f'iil!.ii" ~! =
@ ,iIr1l g.3Jst =s,5
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Gte qntellfgftrrer~

,a,Ily riiicnlous to see Senator
u ; = .,r,ja: win, out with a speech at the
y s.r .1' i, ts sbicl, he rol'nshes lot :G otold 3
ES'o' ,L,, h have done service in cam
:''rs, n. ~, -,,,re prettymuch ever since the
pa .T',' W.. liza Of senator Henry being
~ a ,.,..s,g - ailnp a column Of figures
rR'%s;sI 4. !. nIm,et,oo ridiculous for belief,
''ii',s. ( ,nDrc ridiculonS Of Souscii is
- ~, 1a,, Il bis ability to throw light onlthe
!, ;,.t,ssl s,s I tialaecs. As a great fsaFist
'f9ot- .grr,nally played out. His prop
H'', '.,,,i,, 4 70 figures is as iisurehead for
2 cE,. .,.,sot Wet Virginia in the United
Ma, senate. --.-.!. .i4rIr
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FIRE RECORD.

SELMA, September 25.-An alarm Of are
In Marion last night Several business
hOasesbyRed Il.oss, 5000 aiso5 s1o
ssbseA nsgIa ,s'gVI hdE 7ElI
.yS!o snt siI b:i7a a7it
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90 .9slssa; lIsfs5s5 Fas5s IL Oh { ! 3

NEf Es0N-s-f '7NTTRs'7'1 ss@ " ~
unknown man was lound hanging to Q
tree in the Western suburbs this morning.
1t - evidently case oI suicide.
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r, Bs,. tell in with Jake kenple ut
rs.irn, the other lay, and suddenly
w. ~. rsrr atE,ctiona'e in his mauner-
',S,,j. I j.ke-so much 20 TINT Jake, who
ss['t; s l,n,l was Disconnected for the
-. - pprin: his arm over Kelnplc's
'I.,,,s, ~. he addressed him, in substance,
~, -Nr. KCmple, understand that
: I .. genial, sood.hcarttd fellow, and
... ,iIet,l to carricatnre are notat
y i.rri1 Of hard sense and u recos-
.,., n ,hc pr0prietics Of life. Nov,
:, B,r fellow, temper the wind
= = ,ss .torn lamb aTluding to KEN
=. sf.Fke reproduction of Charley.
r,8,dI', speech against Ben and don't
sisirsice to your betterteolinss. ], I,hope
NO. you down at Washington ncxt scs-
n. saere | t,lst it will be in my POWER
snreyou" g. %, ( e s.l' a = !,
Ike rarl. this palaver OF Ben's' as 9
nf.h.thiuncst attempt upon'lriS virtue
tst be hp ye; encountered in all his
uihlGPieacc. ..,,, ..,.,y.al
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BERLIN, September 25. = After strict in
yestiyation into Modelling and HTdel's
cases no trace Of conspiracy co1ldab be dis
covered, fs, ITrItptam Itnl Ion iiiR ,gti.ylJn
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NEW YoRE, Septem5eI 25r-Arriyed :
Steamer Deutchman from Antwerp. .,
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rsTA BLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852. =

looking to their. emancipation. They
know not what TO do except 70 agitate.
Therefore they ate jealous Of any inter
ference Of the government against the So
cialistA1 aliaJraE{lEIl, (t.aa4i
In France Prof Loos delivered several
addresses, He says that rs 4 condition
precedent TO speaker being heard with
'faSotAamong intelligent people, 2 IL As
necessary to be known that be Is not in
sympathy with the Clericals nor with the
Reactionists against the Republic. Priest
craftisin decided disiayor with them. They
look upon the priests as the allies OF reac-
tforand dgspotism. notable feature OF
the public discussions in France at this
time feature that deeply impressed
Prof. Loos is the depreciation by ora.
tors and journalists Of all revolutionary
movements. The Republic, say they,
means Law and order liberty regulated
By law, and the era Of barricades IN must be
considered as having forever passed away.
This is now a dogma Of Republican faith,
The. Republic, and not the Empire; means
peace and prosperity. Therefore vivc, le
says the Professor, to which
all Americans say Amen. ~ n
N#A . -
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PrrTsDuRGH, September 2S.-pETleLEEx-1
Dull and weaker: crude at q o. at Parker /
for Immediate shipment refined at9i<cl PhiIy
adelphia delivery. r-l '=.ii ~ aply .lriil
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,,,,,n.nRY, TELEGBARR..srsso
.NswYorik Money and stocks.
RAILROAD B6Sbs2 Quiet

STATE BoNps-DuIt.
Srocxs-Tha, 1catnrel otfdhe1 Stock market
to-day was Wabash, which sold up from l6x
TO lS1<, but since this the Stock market was
irregular, but IN the main weak and lower.
The decline WIS led by SeCPapl and North
western, which were unfsyOEably affected BY
the announcement Tint the C. D. and 9. Rail-
road Company had purchased the Chicasot
them the direct lines frOal- Chicago to Ia
Transactions aggregated l4s,ooo shares, aot
which ., 200 were FAKE Shore, 10, 900 'wabssh,
10000 Northwestern icommon, 2I,000 pre-
ferred, 1900 St Paul common, j, 900 PFC
ierred, 6,0O0 IAckaYanna, Q 900 Union Pacific,
LOO Western Union, and ? 700 Missopri, Kan.
as and Te1aSIi u ''iAnf"H hElt2hITl sAb
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SEw YoRx, September 25.-Dr. \. A.
Lurdley, Of Memphis, has been sent to the
quarantine hospital, suffering from yellow
E.nnnl-.. - -L-I = ~ - Il q.
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..rL,,ie.,on Gowisr lament over the
. ,.,.,of ". ' NE Board6f PubIic wOFRsto
H'1T aDon plan TO enlarge the present
''',' E' aon.e n down there. THE stone
s' We arr told, could have beer,
". w.. ,ss fall, ready to 80 on with the
= = ysII, n in the spring, and in less than
~, '',,,,, roodn Capitol as any in the eonn; IN;
l!" =. .,.li be ready for the State officers
'. 's.,,., in 5 or earlier posgTA..
'I, MAJ. il VA. this gentle hint OF q
.s,ne, IN the Charleston mind to have
s,,ajliins siri ocnpic,I earlier than 's5 that
.,.,,,I,l the Board as to whether twas i
=, :, fake any immediate steps to en-
:, ',,,,. such II symptom of bad fnith. - 81,
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CnArrAxooaA, September .. One death
from fever and eight neY cases are report
ed in the last "a hours.
The buildings in course OF erection as .
camp for the sick on the side OF L5ok-
out Mountain, were burned with all the
carpenters tools; doubtless incendiary.
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ae,4,s 'yoLUMEssXXv1E NUMBER @&.
FOREIGN: NEWS.
ArSTRLA.

HUNGARY PROTESTS AGAINST occrPArIoxop
HOsSLA. 3. 5,,.t su.hps ~
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1nrlrmary DIrectors, Report.


From the report of the board of Infirm-
aIy Directors for the six months ending
February 2Sth, which was presented to
the County Commissioners at their last
meeting, we get the following figures.
The net expenses of the Infirmary for
the six months were $3,238.58; for out
side-relief 81, 1877 80; whole net cost $s,-
025.SS. The number eliminates taken care
of was LOG. Cost per inmate for the six
months $33.32; cost per inmate per week
$1.28. Cost of tramp house and subsist-
ing tramps, $181.96. Number of tramps
entertained, 329.
The general health of inmates. of the In
firmary for the past six months has been
good. There have been eight deaths
all cases of long standing.
The number of inmates remaining in
the Infirmary Feb. 2sth, was s6-44 males
and ~ females.
The sanitary condition of inmates is
given as follows: Insane 3, blind 1, i'm
beetle 2, epileptic 2, helpless 2.
The number of inmates who use tobacco
is II, and the cost of furnishing them with
the weed for six months $3.50.
School has been in session at the Inf1rm
airy during the six months The number
| of children attending was 26-15 males
and II females.
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special Notice.

The Reading Room is free to all per-
sons who will observe the following
rules:
l. The room is open to the Public (for
the present) only on weekday evenings
from 6 to 9 O'Clock; and on Sabbath af-
ternoon from 2 to o'clock.
2. Those using the reading matter
must handle it carefully, and in no case
is it to be taken from the room.
8. Loafng, boisterous conduct, social
conversation, profanity, games of any
kind, and the use of tobacco or iutoxi-
eating liquors, are positively orbfdden.
The room is under the care of Col. AL
bert Rogall, who is auth Orized to enforce
the observance of the above rules.
There are now in the Reading Room
nearly 200 volumes of bound books. Of
these about 40 belong to the Ohio School
Library. The remainder are donations.
We again urge citizens to search their
homes for volumes stamped tOhio School
Library" and send all such to Col. Ro-
gall. at the room. ~
Visit the room. It is cosv, cheerful
and attractive; and do not fail to drop a
contribution in the box at the door, for
| defraying expenses and purchasing new
periodicals..
LADIES' LEAGUE.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-03-14

At the meeting held last Thursday
night, at the Armory, committee ap-
pointed for the purpose, reported the fol-
lowing resolutions:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Providence to
take away from among us John Allaman,
of Ross county, Ohio, and
WHEREAS, He has been we'll and favor
ably known to us as an active member of
the Ely Light Guards, when able, there
fore be it
Resolced, That we do hereby express
our high appreciation of his usefulness
as member of the company and his worth
as a soldier.
ResoIUed, That we do hereby tender our
heartfelt sympathy to his relatives and
friends, whose loss is as great as ours.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
placed upon the minutes of the Company
and that copy of them be transmitted
to his parents, and to the press of this
city for publication.
CHARLES GARIs,
ELGAR GRUBBs,
&. j. BELL.
Committee,
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CrYn1aI Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Snyder celebrated
their fifteenth wedding anniversary on
Monday last, with a crystal wedding, at
their residence, two miles South of Wash
ington. Some forty guests were present,
and the occasion was a most happy one.
The guests assembled in the forenoon,
and spent the day in joyous social inter
course and feasting upon dinner of all
the substantials and delicacies of the sea-
son, prepared in the highest style of the
culinary art. The following is a list of
those present; Hugh Snyder and wife,
John Orr and wife, Henry Slagel and
wife, Joseph Lanum and wife, G. G.
Blakemore and wife, NJ. V. Briggs and
wife, g. Nj. Eichelbarger and wife, VIM.
Tharp and wife, Isaac NJ. johnson and
wife, VIM. Reesor and wife, Mr.. Earhart
and wife, Mr.. Johnigan and wife, Bow
man Hess and wife, John Rowe and
daughter, Mrs. Chris Groves, Vim. Sny-
der, Mrs. Patton and daughter, Mrs. Har-
riet Post, Mrs. Sarah Davis, Miss Eta
Brown, Miss Laura Santee, Mr.. Abe
Mccoy. Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder were the
recipients Of many handsome presents OF
elegant cut glass ware, etc., with the
hearty congratulations and sincere good
wishes of their friends for their future
happiness, long life and prosperity.
Prof. May and Harry Ustlclz, Of Wash
ington. added much to the pleasure of the
occasion by the excellent music furnish.
ed by them.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-03-14

Col. Yeoman is at home this week.
Mrs. DR.. s. s. Salisbury is visiting her
parents in Brown County.
Revenue Collector Jas. Pursell, is away
looking after affairs in his district.
Miss Clara Mcdonald, or Upper sandus-
Ky, o., is visiting Miss Brightie Ogle.
Mrs. Kemper, of Cincinnati, daughter
Of Rev. Mr.. Miller, is visiting at home.
Miss Josie MilIiknn is at jamestown,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. n. Cooke.
Thos. Craig, son Of Eli Craig, has gone
to Cincinnati to attend Nelson's Business
College.
Rev. Z. w. Pagan. Jacksonville, spent
a day or two with his old friends it the
county this week.
Mrs. Chas. sweeney is home from Illi-
nois, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Mflikan in town.
Mrs. James Boyd, of Cincinnati, was
visiting the past week with her sister,
Mrs. A. e. slleOtt, in town.
Mrs. Martha Boteler, of jamestown,
spent few days with her sister, Mrs. J..
G. Irwin during the past week.
Mr.. Robert /. Douglas, of Cincinnati,
made his friends a social call while here
on business Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. James Sutherland, of Ross County,
spent few days in town the past week.
visiting his son, Mr.. John r. Sutherland.
VIM. Craig, of the firm Craig Bros,
started East yesterday morning, to pur-
chase Spring stock of dry goods for his
house.
Miss Julia Campbell, of Huntington,
West Va, is visiting with her niece, Miss
Mamie Love, at the residence of Mr.. A.
NJ. StimsOn in town.
Hon. p. E. Morehouse and wife return
ed from Michigan last week, to spend a
few days with friends here before start
ing for their home in Colorado.
A. E. silcott, of the dry goods firm OF
Melvin, Silcott & Co., started for New
York yesterday, to buy Spring Stock Of
goods for his house. Mr.. S. was accom-
panied by his W ife.
Rev. A. G. Hirst, of Chillieothe, has
been appointed by the State Executive
Committee as a delegate to the Interna
tional Sunday School Convention, to b,
held at Atlanta, Ga, on the 18th, 1stl
and 18th of April.
Profs. J. P. Patterson and NJ. E. Hard
Of our Public Schools, and Rev. w. D
Cherington, go to Cincinnati tomorrow
to attend the Annual Reunion of tn
Alumni Association of the Ohio Wesley
an University, to be held at the Hote
Emery, in that city, tomorrow evening,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-03-14

The same kind of swindlers that played
their game on one of our unsuspecting
farmers, few weeks since, have been
plying their vocation on farmer in Cir
cleville. We clip the following from the
Circleville correspondence of the Cincin-
natl Gazette, of Saturday:
'''Fhe cloth-lottery swindler has been
here. and the old programme has been
fully carried out. John May, respect
able, well-to-do old farmer of East Rim
gold, was in town Wednesday afternoon,
and was accosted by slick-looking gent
who wanted him to distribute some sam
pies of cloth in his neighborhood. Mr..
May could not attend to it for the
stranger, but consented to accompany
him to the Scioto House to see his sam
pies. While there an apparent stranger TO
both, an accomplice of the cloth man,
took chance in a drawing of tickets for
500, which was placed on the table, and
won of course. Mr.. May, seeing how
easily the thing was done, was induced to
risk $52 on chance, and drew a blank.
The stranger picked up the money and
shut up his kit, and in five minutes was
aboard the northern bound passenger
train and away. The police were imme-
diately notified, but nothing has been
heard of the swindler.
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Lecture Associatnon

The young gentlemen Of our town who
have had in charge. during the present
Lecture Season, the management of the
Association, are entitled to the thanks
and the gratitude of our citizens for the
skillfuI and successful management of
this valuable institution during the
Lecture Season. The course of lectures,
which is now nearly completed, has been
highly interesting, and we trust not with
out having left lasting impressions for
good upon the audiences who have shown
such unmistakable evidences of interest
and satisfaction in listening to the vari-
Gus lectures.
We trust that the Association will, by
their success and the interest that our
people have manifested in the lectures
this season, be encouraged to give MS an
other course during the next lecture
season, and that the Association may be-
come a permanent institution of our en-
terprising town; and, from the interest
that has been evidenced in them during
the past season, we feel confident that the
managers of the Association will favor
the people with another series of lectures
next winter.
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Before You Buy Examine
Nature PrOvIdes.

An antidote to the Coughs and Colds
incident to this severe climate cat be
found in Coussens' Compound Honey of
Tar, Its undoubted efficacy warrants us
in endeavoring to extend the usefulness
of the greatest Cough Medicine of the age.
Genius, Nature and Science have joined
hands in the production of this invalua-
BILE remedy. The busy bee, who roves
from flower to flower, gathering his sweet
store, contributes golden honey, the treas
ure of his industry; while the lofty Pine
pours from its bosom a resinOus balm.
Combining these, with other simple ma
terials, selected from the treasury OF ma
ture, skillful hands have prepared Cous-
sens Compound Honey of Tar, which
bears the palm as cure Tor G9nghs'
es of the Throat and Lungs. Price 90
cents bottle. 24y1 cow