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Ma. MAPLEsoN's BUSINESS

Mr.. KISosLANp, OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
BrPLIED TO LIZ MI. HENRY MAPLEsoE--A
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MARIE RozE.
SARATOGA, N. Y, sept 8, 1873.
Your Issue OF to-day contains an article headed rho
Operate Outlook wherein Mr.. Kingsland, the agent
OF the Academy OF Music, takes the liberty Of dicta
Ing my father, Colonel MapIsson, the way In winch
bo should manage Italian opera That 10 my fathers
business and leave MIN to deal withi. Mr.. Kings
land, not content Win meddling with my fatlcr's
business, tusinuties TINT my father my wife,
Madame Marie Rozs Mapieson, src uot on good terms
Tho statement naic BY Mr. kinssIand mas not tho
slightest foundation IN tact. The best evidence our
bong is that my iathsr has offered lime. Roze q
very large 10 join HIS American company Va 0cto-
Der This she Is unable 10 do. owing TO the large
her OF her concert engagements tor october, Noven-
Dor aud December. Nine. Rose however, has uoti-
Nod my father that sby VIII accept engagement
with him for MS second New YORK seaAon. Mr. Kings
Janus remarks dcrtvs Their sole Importance by
means OF their irculstion through tho coumns
Influential journal as the Ngw York HsRALD; hence
tbis letter. HENRY MADISON, WINDSOR Hotel
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BUTLER DELE JATES CHOSEN.

LowsLL, Mass, Sept Q. 1878.
Democratic ward caucusss were held snis evening
elect delegates 10 the Conveniion. In Jour Of
six wards OF the city Butler delegates were chosen
numbering twenty i've ln ward No. l seven out Of
eight delegates are In iavor OF Buffers nomination.
The other ward had a row.
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A D1sousTpp AUDITOR

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:
Regretttng that should have wasted part OF this
evening In listening TO that low. foul mouthed IRISH
man. Kearney, loci that owe apology TO least
tho few respectable people who may have happened
TO on the crowi front Of the Everett House for tho
m Misrepresentation Of Ireland. | have never before
felt ashamed OF my country, but blushed tonight
when listening 10 the downright Deasiuess OF that
vulgarian. Even tho lowest Of the low who wero
wthin his hearing, be IL SAID To thcir credit,
hooted Al many OF HIS boastiv comparisons.
II to-nsght's harangue 10 sample OF what Is
from MN predict but lev followers tor him. Know
The Irish character folly we'll he, bot such bait
as ne threw out to- night won't catch many.
Again ap logging that my country should have
been so atrociousiy msrcprescpcd tom ght hop
Ing that the reception this man got tonight may for
bid his reappearancc. am, yours, &C.,
Nxw York Sept q, 1878. AN FRESHMAN.
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FORGED CHECKS.

The Mechanical National Bank, Wall street, has
been swindled during the past week out OF 800 by
means OF forged checks. From the member OF small
fotgeries committed lately on downtown paess the
detectives are oil the opinion tina, gang Of iorser
q the city.
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LONG ISLAND LIQUOR WAR

The liquor dealers Of Long Island City who have
heretofore been selling without license have, IL 10
understood, concluded to make q Of necessity
anI comply Win tue PROVISIONS Of the law some OF
thu prominent members of tho Liquor Dealers Asso-
clstton nave determined 10 taKe ou. licenses, aud
have already made applications Tor them.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

ST PAUs MINI, Sept. o, 1878.
The democrats OF the Third district to-day nomi-
mated ignatius DonneiIy Tor Congress lie received
tho sreenbackers nomination yesterday.
BALTIMORE, Sept Q, 1873.
Robert Turner has formally declined the republican
Nomination Tor Congress frVm tue Third district.
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preliminary statements OF Mr. BAR were intet-
rupted ~ an cnthusastic advocate Of Jusius scnwsb
wuo wanted that ,ompkiSs square hero as chairman
Kearnev leaned over ant asked TINS u ho desired
TO 70 TO jail al 10 not, - was tho prompt reply
"fhen keep quiet SAID earney. or else will nave
20 take you hand myself" Al the same time there
was disturbances ~ the steps OF tue stand oil tito
facto ,ums refusing 10 admit "a reporter. Although
the journalistic atIcm6n roDp iden HE'D IN
oOsu sciiVn st maintained hts antagonisn, aud glow.
ering upop those about him, stated that he knew
what Ire doing aud that he perfectly rcspon-
little private speech Of hts own to tho elect
save that lie interrupted W the approach Of an
humble agitaor, ~ho brought pail OF water Tor The
stur OF tho evening. fne committee having cbargo
water had often nerfcrcd with Mr. Kcarney's enorts
had determined that New York, at least. should not
ing a gentleman stand bacx OF the speaker wiih
n nod gluss IN his hand. Al no time, therefore.
the representative Of the workingmsn loss for
. drink.
At about nine o'clock y drunken man IN the
audience raised = row, and kesrney asked q police
crssting slight disturbance, the arrested party
naturally obJeciug 81 kearneys constituting hmsei
committing magistrate. As balm the speaker
said, "Wot kingmcn oi New YORK keep quiet
10 hammer tnst poor follow ana when the fumes Of
the rotgut suppIed by the NEw York HERALD get
Then came terrible attack upoa the HERALD. There
no foul ep,thst with which tue lImied brain vi
Mr. Kearooy mas acqaaIatnnceship To winch he did
lay his tongue Ia abiding 10 IT, rhcn he attacked
tho Tribune mentioning that us editor was not nt
TO tic his (kearuey ~ shoes The Star, he remsrke
beneath his notice, and no barely tolerated the
.San. Swinging OF on a new tack kesrney ptched
iu,o the ,bev,ug ooudnoIders. ealing them "ieech
uapires" and advieng The people 70 avoid them
they would the plague. Tho crowd receivsd this
mo" a.. ssys ss own Ideas
cultivated.
'speii ieeeherous with Two es." he shouted. i'm.
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ANDERSON RELEASED.

NBw ORLEANS, April !. 1873.
The Supreme Court room this morning allied by
attorneys politicians aud others 10 hear tho decision
the application OF tho Attorney General Tor . re-.
hearing la the case OF tho state vs.. Thomas C. An.
derson. Tho Court refused tho rctcarng asked for,
and IN It's decision announcing the refusal the Chef
Justice pointed out clearly and distinctly what the
Court decided la It's first opinion, aud also reviewed.
and refutcd tho points raised by tho Attorney Gen.
era In his brief ncd tho basis OF his application for
a rehcafing Tho Court says that IN It's nrst dccision
II decided whether The consolidated
statement OF returns for tho parish OF Yer
non was a pubic record or NOT as 10 was not
necessary TO decide that point What the Court
decided is that the record offered IN evidence as
record forged by tho prisoner Is the record which
I'm Information the prisoner 10 charged with nav
ING forged. IL docs not possess the requirements OF
such record and does not con form 10 tho statute
IL has not tho certificate OF clerk Of the court
cssary requirement In order to make n such a record
as u IL charged the prisoner forged.
ANDERSON AT LiBzRry.
Immediately after tho reading OF The decree Mr.,
CastcIsnos, counsel Tor Mr. Anderson, appeared DC.
fore the superior Criminal Court aud died a copy Of
tho risinal decree Of the supreme Court, which
Judge whitakcr ordered 0ed and spread upon tho
minutes, aud instructed the clerk to make out a re.
lease for the defendant At quarter 10 one o'clock
the release reached tho parish prison, wncu Mr.
Anderson set nj liberty aud loft tne prison In
carriage with two trends
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

wAsHrsGroS, April I, 1878
Tho Navy Department Is informed OF tho arrival OF
tho ossipee, Commander Brcosc at Pensacola yester.
day.
Commander Frances NJ. Ramsay is ordered 10 duty
At the torpedo station, Newport, X. l. Commander
Louis kcrupn is ordered TO duty as equipments officer
OF the Navy Yard Mare Island Ensign lucicn Flynn
IL detached IRON the Rio Bravo, and ordered to the
Csnonicus, at New Urleans
PANAMA, March "a 1873.
Tho United States steamer Adams, at Panama, Is
the only vessel-of.war here, aud there 10 Dons At
Aspinwal. A British steamer ~ soon expected here
10 remain for some tiDc.
AsriSwALL, April !, 1873
The United States steamer Swatara. Commander
Augustus H. Cook, has arrived here.
CHRIsrfAYsrADr, 81. Th,mas, April 4, 1873.
Tho United states flagship Omaha. Captain Lewis a.
Kimbericy, arrived hero TO-DAY. All on board arc
we'll she viii leave the etn inst
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LOSS OF THE METROPOLIS.
REPORT OF THE LOCAL INSPECTOR OF STEAM
VESSELS AT NORFOLK ON THE CONDITION Oh

REPORT OF THE LOCAL INSPECTOR OF STEAM
VESSELS AT NORFOLK ON THE CONDITION Oh
THE SHIP.
NORFOLK, March so, 1878.
The following Is the ofncial report Of tho United
Ssater Local Inspector Of steam Vessels on Tho oss
the steamship Metropolis
OryicE USiTED STATES Local IxsPgcroRsl
OF STEAM VESSELS
NORFOLK, Va, FcD 10, ISIS
JAMES A. DUMosr, supervising Inspector General Of
Steam Vessels -
SiR---In pursuance Of your verbal directions md
18th, by carriage and two horses Beacp
examine tho wreck oil tho steamer Metropolis fof
the purpose, AS explained by you, OF settling the
many conflicting statements regarding the condition
she was constructed We left Norfolk at baIf.past
twelve r. NJ, arriving at Lie Saving station No al
half-past eight r. NJ and up the night at tho
house Of sir. Ewell, about half u mile west Of tho
VIC started down the beach, arriving AT the wreck
about half-past eleven. found the beach wed
with the wreck a distance OF two miles, consisting
entirely OF the light joiner work OF the deck houses
deck franc, including beams, hanging knees breast
hooks &c all sound with the exception OF the latter
when wore considerably decaycd. But We found no
signs portion OF Tho iimbers ana siding, either
sound or unsound-a fact that hard 10 explain In
view OF the statements that had boon published
timDers OF the snip strewcd the beach broken
hne original portions in tho ship could not be
defined. But upon getting abreast OF the ship the
fully explained by hnding upon the beach
whole stnrboard side OF the sup with the excep
Ion oil about nifty feet OF the riu represented by
pieces only, instead OF ground up nne, had
been represented which pieces, could they have been
represented as in tho following diagram, ana num-
bcred l, ., aud A.
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, April I, 1873.
THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL-AMoUNTs
RECOMMENDED roR IMPROVEMENTS IN THE
VICINITY OF NEW YoRK-oTHER PRINCIPAL
ITEMS.
The House Committee on Commerce is rapidly COM
plotting the River and Harbor Appropriation bill. The
items relating 10 improvements In New YORK State
and about tho city Now York charge OF Con-
gresham Bliss who has thus far inauccd tho commit
tee to liberal in the Appropriation for the pub
lie works than this committee last year. He has
urged the low price OF material and tho demand OF
laborers for employment we'll as the necessity for
completing many Of The Improvements partially under
way The main appropriation tho bill Is for tho
movai OF distractions IRON East River and Holl Gate,
amounting 10 100000 II Is probable that this will
be reduced to COO aud the other $780, placed
20 tho credit OF the proposed Improvements OF tho
Harlem River Tho amount appropriated for He'll
Cato last year was only $3.50, 600 Tho committee at
liz meeting to- morrow viii decide tho amount DO
sct apart for Harlem River. Tho other New York
items are rs follows:-
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JERSEYS CAPITAL.

THE QUESTION OF cENsURING or ExoSERAT-
AssEMDLYMES Observation-Disclosures or THE
LEoIsLArUEE--DArE OF ADJOURNMENT.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON. April I, 1878.
The democratic Asssmbiymcn held a caucus hero
this afternoon tho report OF the State Prison In.
vcstigatlng Committee which exonernics General
Mott. Nearly two hours consumed In heated
debate. Speaker Eascn spoke In favor OF sustain ming
al minority reports. Ely, Of Monmouth county. dcp-
recatcd that tho report had been made
urc, and stcrny asserted thai no caucus could pre-.
vent him from voting against tho report. O'Brien,
Kenneth Mathews and Harris followed on the sama
SIDE, intimsting That no caucus could bind them
They would vote against the report A vote taken
with the following RESULT
To SUSTAIN rHx RrroHr.--Mcssrs Biodgett. Conroy
rca Moore. Mount. Rider steele. Salmon Wilson, wooi.
ksAissr SUSTAINING rnr Rsroar.-Mcsus Bennett De.
witt Fly. Fielder. Conner. Harms. Hates Kennel. Math-
Excrsrn-MessrA Nj alone Paramor, sykes. J stevens
and Mcdonald. Of jersey City, refused vote Five
Ater deciding TO vote again Jackson's bill provid
ing Tor reduction OF the NUMBER oil lay Judges dit
crent countiss too caucus adjourned until after the
night session, when efforts will be made TO compel
the ten members who voted not 70 sustain the rcport
to change tbor minds. But tncy sny thcy will stick
together, and with tho republicans vote against Mott
Tonight in tho House, on the motion Of Dir.
Mathews the consideration Of tho state Prison report
made a special order Tor "Wednesday afternoon.
Tho de,ay ~ TO givc members an opportunity Oh
wading through ovor Two hundred pages OF closely
printed testimony, copies Of which laid on tho
desks Of members only TO night IL 10 predicted that
General Mott will 90 ocBsured. " not removed.
Tho senate passed a resolution TO adjourn sine
die pcxt Friday. Thus tar 26T senate and AIS House
bills have occn introduced, eighty three House bulls
passed nnd approved Tour House bulls vetoed, Tour
Joint resolutions approved.
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IHofoSiIIoN THAT CAME NEAR SUCCESS.
"o SESSION o. tho House this afternoon was largely
taKen up with tho discussion OF buncombe PROPOSE
ton to amend the pension laws 40 as 10 nor.
N" all present pensioners OF the late war
ano all future applicants for pensions arising
ou' OF the Same 70 date their claims
oack 70 tho limo OF disability Of the party whose ser.
vices should DO the basis or tho pension The propo.
s'''on came rom the republican side and was meant
10 raise bar TO the tide Of appropriations Tor war
ana other claims when tho democrats ore
accused Of being anxious should flow from
Inc treasury. II was ingenious biz
OF strategy and carried SO much logic that II came
"1n'n lew votes Of twothrds, tho proposition get
toS lao yeas against only 76 nays Should such
measure become law II would take probably
$50 900 600 from tho Treasury TO pay all tho claims
which would arise from dating all pensions back TO
the time OF the war.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April I, 1873
Tho steamship Guy OF Peking sailed for Yokohama
and Kong kong to-day. she takes ssi, bza 10 trade
dollars tIfToTl 10 Mexcss dollars S. 800 In silver
I. bars and 81 343 IN gold coin ana gold dust
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The loss BY Tho arc Al the Central Railroad pump.
house In Bsyonnc reaches 81 900 on machinery alone
Tho are broke out durios che ssssnes Of The 60.
glnser.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April I, 1873
Tho Superintendent General OF tho recruiting SER
vice is ordered prepare and cause to be forwarded
under proper charge nifty coIorod infantry recruits
TO San Antonio Texas, Tor assignment 10 the Twenty.
tnfa
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100 feet I2.

The dots below the horizontal lines tho butts Of
new timDers that mad been placed between the Old
frames, probably when she was rebuilt, the butts
bong all upon one line. Just ms hero represented
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-04
a Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate, with its sudden chang
es of temperature, rain, wind and sunshine of
ten mtermnged in single day,-it is no wonder
that our children, friends and relatives are SO
often taken from us by neglected colds, half the
deaths resulting from this cause. bottle of
Bos chee's Ge1ham Syrup kept about your home
for immediate use, VIII prevent serious sickness, a
large doctors bill, and perhaps DEATH by the use
of three or four doses. For c>ung Consumption,
Hcmon hages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs,
Group OF any disease OF the Throat or Lungs, It's
success is simply wonderful, your druggist
will tell you. German Syrup is now sold in every
town and village on this continent. Sample bot
tie for trial, l0c. regular size, 75c.
declO- teod.Swtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-04
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
Dyspepia, Debility, Liver Complaint,
Drop,y, Chronic Diarrhea. Boils.
Nervous Affections, Chills, and
Fever:, Humors, Loss of
Constitutional Vigor,
Female Complaints,
Ltn
From a Well-i<noWn Writer:

From Mrs. Mary Francis, well known as "Marga
ret l3lount."
BkIGnrBANk, Woodstock, VT, Oct. G, 1876.
seth W. Fowle & sons:
Gentlemen-Two years ago began to take the
tERl NlAN SYRUP / was in a languid, halfaive
slate,thrOugh inelpient dyspepsia aud defective cir
cuIAtlon OF The blood. Three bottles ol the PERU
Wan SikjP cLauked tins TO glowing, bounding
health have Il line appetite, sleep soundly auoi
can walk five miles VusiiN without resting, OF
husy mYse foul OF doors, all day long without Ia
ii sue.
lady cou>ia, Who resides with me, took The
syrup dailng her re VtrN from serious Illness
81 sOme weeks. >hu has be, u IN i.ytltd ior year
rive b.tlles of the syrup We 50 bu 1t up he
~ 81, m that Size nov ct it ertlly, ,erp. well
ana can walk three mics in line weather. Wi,hou
altSue. c"usl.tca e ihtu.Cue 80 InValuab e
10 persons OF seItltarl IUr. ut-t, 10 Tho e vito
sbuer from dusu,r ui low sp4l-, mat rc'at
thi~ personal Apeitcnc, "t Z, n ct, l. N0l, IcN
il8 ou t. u,ak WINE use V"u i.a ctI my l,ttrr
Your vtrs rVsPcctl ly
MAkl FRANCIS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-04

Loring and 36 others OF Portland, against same
BY Mr.. Otis of Otis-Of {. o. Blaisdell and %
others of Otis, against same.
BY Mr.. JACKSON Of Knox-Of Frank |. Wilson
and % others of Belmont and Lincolnville against
same.
By Mr.. DAVIS of Jackson-Of 4. y. Jones and
Sc others of jackson; of Newsll Bagley and "a
others of Troy, against the same; also of A. y.
Jones ct ais Of Jackson for increased penalties for
intox cated persons.
BY Mr.. DIcKEY of FIT. kent-Resolve to quiet
settlers in their rights on Township II, Il. 7. Laid
on the table 10 be printed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-04
Chicago Produce Market.

NHICATO, FtDfuafy = IoIs.
FLoUR-ExHa spring 4.5Oa5.75; western OoO
southern 600.
WHEAT No. spring l0lIs; No. 2 1919; gilt
edge l0lh; February, l.o31sa0 -: March, 03ha;
April 0.-a0.- : No. s. o.5J'a rejected s1A4.
CORN Sales 39a3sX cash bId February 3s}sa
a.; March il3sa00; rejected 20.
oA ArsC Casn -3's; February 23Ia2]'.; March
26i4 aO0-.
kIE-50L.
BARLEY-i9-.
DRESSED HOGS-4 20a4274.
PORK-Casn lG6r-al0.15-; February 10 65-a
l0.75ls; March l0s71 april IL 80.
LARD-Cash 7.3O a7.3!. February 122ha7.25;
March 74O-a74u1a; April 90.
BULK MRATo Shoulders 3Asai4; shorts rib
sides 5a 90; short clear rib 5ssaO-, clear sides
6]4A6A.
WhiSKEY-l0I.
FRElGHTS-Corn to Buffalo 81 cents wheat
do cents.
RECEIPrS-Flourl IA 900; wheat $1,000; corn3i,-
900; oats .6 0JO; rye $3.50; barley 1900.
SHIPMEhTS-Flour 1908; wheat sj 600; corn
$4,000; oats IS 5,O00 rye 0,590; barley 00o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-04
millinery Goods.

1t is true that Mrs. NJ =. Webster is offering
to-day all her Winter Millinery at the Lowest
Prices they will be sold this season. Felt Hats
only - cents, which is cheaper than you can have
them done over a splendid assortment of Fancy
Feathers, Stylish Trimmed Hats ami everything
in the millinery line, together with the prettie,t
assortment of ladies ties, ruches and embroidered
sets, to be found in the city. We would impress
the fact that we have the goods and prices adver-
tised. MRs NJ. +. WEBSTER,
15S Water So
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-04

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission
sry the formula of simple vegetable remedy,
for the speedy and permanent cure of con
sumption, bronchitis, catanh asthma, and all
throat and lung .ctions, also positive and rad
ical cure for nervous debility and all ner-
YOU complaints, after having tested it.
wonderful curative powers in thousands OF
cases, mas felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and
a.desire to relieve human suffering, will send
free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe in
German, French Eng .ish, with full directions
for preparing snd using. Sent by mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. W.
Sherar l26 Powers Block. Rochester, N. Y.
ian. l7t 4w
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nov2s.itr

To all who are suffering from the errors and IN.
dscretions OF youth, nervocs weakness. early de-
cay, loss of manhood, &C., I will send receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. send self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T, 1NMAN, Station d, Bible
House. New York CITY. septl5-snteod&wlv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-04

As \ RELIABLE REMEDY for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseress, or any affection of the throat
and chest, use, according to directions given on
each bottle, Kddame Zddoc E0rters COugA Bal
sam. 1t is always reliable, and the possession of
single bottle, may, in caso of sudden attack,
prove to be worth fifty times its cost. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. ian3l-4w+tw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-04
Notice TO Members.
Prices ofDaiIy Kennebec Journal.

Single copy, 3 cents; ten copies y cents; twenty
ty-1ve COpe. or more, cents each.
Extra copies of any issue of the Daily Kennebec
Journa NAV be obtained 10y giving orders therefor
to lhe Carrier or at the Counting hoom ol he Jour
nal OAce, the day previous.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-04

Cure that cough How With Adamson's Bo-
tanc Balsam. 1t is walreuted to cure coughs,
colds, and all lung difficulties. Sample free.
Large bottles 81 cents. Sold at kinsman & Cos
Drug store. jan2jf&wlw.