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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

The defeated candidates Of Tammany Hall
are quarreling among themselves and max
ing bitter charges In explanation OF the fact
that they were not elected. The candidate
for sheriff, Col. Roberts, said at the Tam
many meeting, the other night, that the cleo
ton had ruined him politically and fnan-
cially; that he had been compelled to pay q
ruinous assessment. and was then sold out by
associates on the ticket. Similar statements
were made by others, and mutterings OF dis
gust Were heard on all sides. Not even the
presence OF John Kelly could restrain his fol-
lowers. Indeed, the discomfort Was princi-
pally directed against the Tammany chief
tain. When he appeared 10 tho hall he was
greeted with very slight applause, altogether
different from the tumultuou5 clAmor his
appearance formerly called forth, and it was
afterwards explained that even this was pro-
duced by the report that he had come to the
meeting prepared to tender his resignation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

Yesterday au Intelligent looking individual,
well dressed, entered the DEMOCRAT office
and, furnishing copy OF the New Orleans
Times. called our attention to the following
funny paragraph:
Ola man Bender was naturally crooked
Eee2
tsNow," said the l. l.. L., II don't want you
To be behind the Times, tinke, you see y and
have brought you some funny paragraphs OF
the same sort"
With this, he began reading from an ON
iRously long roll Of manuscript:
/ Young Arrow is straightforward man.
a Young Straight Is n arrow minded.
3. Old man Block Is on the SQUARE.
4. Old man SQUARE Is on the block,
&. The soda water men have great hzz ical de-
velanmen,s.
G. Professor Egg is a-n-oval writer.
q. Mrs. Oval Is an eggs emplaly woman.
6. Mr. Tree Is about to branch or
o. AIR. Branch was tree PANIED.
10 Mrs. Mountains neighbor says she are
rat.
H. Old man Flank -.
But here our patience was exhausted. anu
the I. l.. T. rolied down stairs headforemost,
and gathering himself up with diflleu ity
limped away mutserlng to himself, MIS-.
is d fashionable miliiner. Mr.
- and bis words were lost In the aus
lance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

Notwithstanding his defeat, Butler Is still
full OF fight. This defeat he attributes to the
Acknowledgement Of the poorer class Of voters
in Massachusetts by the heavy poll tax de-
manded of them. The voting population Of
Nj massachusetts, should be 100000. The high
est vote ever cast In that State lat the presi-
dental election of 1870 was 25s, 300, that is,
14l 200 voters arc not allowed to cast their
ballots. Making duo allowance for the stay
at-homes, this leaves fully 10000 disfran
chised citizens. According to the amend
ments to the constitution" Butler then says,
"any State DISTINGUISHING any portion OF It's
population Is to have it's representation In
Congress proportionatey reduced. Under
this rule Massachusetts Is entitled to only
eight Congressman instead OF eleven. | pro-
pose to invite tho attention OF Congress to
this fact, and to demand that Massachusetts
restore the ballot to her DISTINGUISHED citl-
zens or lose tho three members from her Con-
gressional delegation who represent these
dIsfranehised citizens"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
ABOUT THE CHARITIES STREET RAIL.
ROAD,

1t seems to us that avery unnecessary
amount OF discussion Ia being had over tho
proposed Charities street railroad or course
1t is possible to frame the ordinance and the
contract In such q way as to render objection
able what would be otherwise desirable or
course 1t Ii always open to tho opposers OF
any measure to build up mountain from
trifles and to surround the ,lnwelcome thing
with a Gordon OF Capttous exaggerhtions.
With oil these, however, We do not intend TO
deal. or the Charities street rall1 DAD In Its
aspect as an addition to the means OF cheap
travel from one part OF the city to another
and upon the assumption that 1t will be so
presented. We desire only to speak. We do
not approve OF it-tndeed we should oppose
it-as q special franchise presented to partt-
culhr individuals for their enrichment or to
be used as IL weapon against others. We do
not approve Of It again and equally we
should oppose tt--as an extraordinary grant
extended under extraordinary conditions and
in m Irregular manner II the project has
assumed any such shape rs this 1t should be
remodeled aud the special TEXTURES extracted
But. as an abstract proposition, tho plan OF
running railway down Charities street. and
thereby opening new facilities to our people
and adding to the industry and the taxable
values OF New OpEAans, there Is not reason
able word to b, said against It, We do not
consider Mr.. VanBenthuysen or any other in
divldual in tho matter. The franchise should
be put In proper shape and then offered Mt
public auction to the highest bidder. In good
faith and for the benefit Of the city as pre-
scrihed by law. Neither do we recognize any
rights of the City Railroad Company which
tho City Council are bound to protect by sup
pressing competition The City Railroad
Company have succeeded In renewing their
hold upon valuable franchises, under circum-
stances which ought to satisfy them, and the
municipal government is under no further
obligations to them MT least under
none that the public or tho newspapers can
discern. We have no hesitation is Diminishing
tho objections heretofore offered that the
city does not need another railway, that IL
will disturb traffic and injnre property, ETC.
we do not hesitate, We say. to characterize all
this sort of argument MS mere twaddle. The
Administrators arc In Office for the purpose
Of administering the peoples interests to the
peoples best advantage, and for no other
purpose. The present Is o. case Ia point
Here is an opportunity to contribute to the
city treasury; and they have only to improve
that opportunity legltimatey and impair
tjnllv
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

A few weeks ago the cable informed us of q
communistic rising which broke out In Buc-
arnmanzh, Venezuela. Further particulars
have arrived by mall, which gives the cause
OF this uprising. and contains, ut the same
time. O fine moral. The trouble began In one
or those chronic South American political
squabbes between the Liberals and the Con-
servatives. Callazos, who was one OF the po-
iitical leaders OF the town, engineered this
revolutionary movement, which would have
been successful without any other incident
than the killing Of few soldiers had not a
German merchant Of the town unfortunately
seized upon the eve of the intended revolu-
ton to dun Callazos for an old bill he owed
him. The worthy Venezuelan became en-
ragged at this, and, instead OF aiming his
movement at the government, inaugurated a
communistic outbreak directed against the
foreign merchants of the town. A number OF
these, German, English and American, were
murdered and their houses sacked. The
moral Of the whole story Is plain enough
Never present o bill
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

The forthcoming report Of the Senate COM
mittee sent to Rhode Island to investigate
political management In that State will be
unusually interesting. 1t Is understood that
it will unearth mass Of corruption and
show that misery is the important factor In
all Rhode Island elections. Federal officers
were found to be the active agents In the cor
rupt manipulation of votes. and their head
quarters are In the Providence postof1ice,
which is said to be managed in 81 manner en-
tIreIy outside the celebrated civil service
rules, or any other.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

IT bas come to my knowledge that there are
those who hive construed my silence In respect
to the charges that bad been made against me
into u confession If inability to vindicate my
character. To any such have only TO say that
/ know OF nothing but conscious innocence that
could have sustained me In impatient silence
during tho last two weeks. have not eonsid-
ered TINT IL discussion In the public press IL the
appropriate mode Of settling the issues in-
y0lyed | aupon TO the sense Of right of this
community to suspend its Judgment and await
tho judicial invest lgntlon, the result OF which y
abide with entire condolences,
no14 II II. g. PALMER.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
BODLEY BROTHERS

dave the most COM plete stock of Cane Wagons,
{Iheegs. Cotton Wagons, Ba&asse CARTS. Farm
oarts, lice Cagts small Darts OF every size. four
and st1 seat Family Wagons. Spring Wagons
Hounds, Wagon Material. Axle Grease, Carl
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention to our
Rok and sr r emf 81 al onz ne
Wagons. Manufactured In our own factories ST
Wheeling w. Va. froEo the best material and By
skilled mechanics. we can give reliable
guarantees meet any competition and supply
tbs largest demand.
Dspot-I8 ana 70 Onion strest.
my2 2dp an
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

The Ohio river Ia rising rapidly at fitts-
burg, and there is now every chance that ~
tomorrow there will be water enough 70 iloat
down the coal barges that have been waiting,
loaded, 80 long ut the Pittsburg wharf. 1t Is
thought that 100000 or 100000 bushels
viii he started down tomorrow. and another
IN mn (lan III d few DAVIS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

California may be taken out Of the list of
probable Republican States In 1880. The
Democrats and Workingmen are making ar
engagements to combine for the national fight,
and they are reasonably certain to be perfect
ed AS proof OF this Gov. Irwin has Just
appointed William T. White, the late Work.
ingmens candidate for Governor. to the i'm
nnrtnnt Office Of hank commissioner.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
feryid appeal which closes the sub editorial

HpT1hf
outburst:
Lot every one thai had tho good fortune OF
listening To Last nights rendition tell their
friends OF its superb eycelsnce and merit 90
that for the residue Of the prese ut company en-
Ragemant they will b. Ereetad with fall houses
which they richly deserve.
AL! we have to say about this Ia that 1t IL
Illustrates most eloquently the awful couse-
quenoe of excessive indulgence In free passes.
Deadheadlpg ts u good deal like drinking
whisky and playing cards -itgrows upon you
The fatal passion sinks its roots deep In the
human heart and takes fierce hold upon the
system, until the hapIess victim is driven
through successive stages OF tneoherenee.
drivel and gush. into the full-blown fury oil
ThnEAhOh. $1,000
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

kssaub, the prince OF news dealers. sends us
from hls stand at Goldthwaite's. corner Of
Exchange Alley and Canal street, the New
York Herald, San and Times OF the TENTH
ard the Detroit Free Press Staub has al
ways on hand bonanza Of news and litera-
ture OF all kinds. Go and see him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

The Republicans of Maine are threatened
with a taste Of the Returning Board. The
Maine council, a majority Of which are
Greenbackers. have the canvassing OF the
State vote. It ia said that this body proposes
to count In seventeen Democratic Senators
and eighty Democratic Representatives. 50
"a To give the Democracy control Of the State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

There Is Just now an assortment OF booms on
the Democratic side for presidential cs.ndl-
dates. There Is a Bayard boom, a Hendricks
boom, Hancock boom, David Davis boom
confined to the Chicago Times, a Seymour
boom and Tilden boom. The latter was al
most extinguished with the first news from
New York. but 1t is again becoming active
and eUpreagtye
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

The Governor Of Michigan has appointed
as Zach Chandler's successor, Fernando G.
Bealan. Everybody outside Of Michigan
will inquire: "Who Is Bealan2" The explana-
ton Of his appointment Is easy enough. Gov.
Crosswell is himself q candidate for the Sem
atorship. He cannot appoint himself, end so
dominates n weak man In order when the
Legislature meets to elect Chambers success
sor, he will have no rival to fear in his own
aDnDntae
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

The drain Of specie to the United States has
caused general advance In European dis
count rates. The Bank OF England has I'D
vanced It's rates from to 3 per cent, the Bank
OF Belgium from 214 to 81 per cent. and the
Bank OF France from 2 to 8 per cent. Not
wlthstanding this advance four countries In
Europe have lost no less than So, $4,000 in
ppven wpeka
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

That the South ID recovering from the war
Is shown by her railroad statistics for 1868 and
1873. In those ten years the railroads of five
Southern States Alabama, Georgia, Tennes-
see, Virginia and Missouri-increased from
6781 miles to IL 688 or nearly 100 per cent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

Congressman Voorhis, Of the Fifth New Jer-
sey District, has threatened to resign for some
time. Recent developments concerning his
connection with the Hackensack bank, pub
lished In the DEMOCRAT yesterday morning,
will probably give this purpose new Inn
pulse. The district which he represents is
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

This is not good year for third parties.
The Socialists did no better than the Green
hackers. Ia Chicago, their head-centre, their
vote almost entirely disappeared. An exami-
nation OF the returns shows that this vote -
not very desirable one-went over almost
soIidly to the Repnhlcans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

It looks very much as II the entire Repub-
ucan ticket was elected in New York with
the exception OF Seymour, for State Engineer.
The returns coming In daily increase the vote
OF the Republican candidates, and indicates
that all of them are elected by pluralities
ranging from 1880 for Hoskins to $4,000 for
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
THE ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY NOVEMBER II, 1870

strongly Democratic, Voorhis being electeo
because of u split In the Democratic Votes.
His successor may. therefore. be relied gu e
be- d Democrat The New Jersey Delegation
will then contain four Democrats and three
Republicans. This Will add ono more TO the
Democratic roll on the call Of States. ana
cause Mr.. De La Matyr to pose less consp'e-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

The unhealthiest city IN the wrrld has. Mt
last, been found - Munich, the capital OF
Bavaria. or American cities. Cincinnati
Baltimore, St. Louis and Boston have me
hest health records. ..=5
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
AMu>EMENTS TONIGHT.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Benefit Of 1hce
Idtps--THE LITTLE DUKE.
GRAND OPERA WORCESTERSHIRE Opera
lbn,paHU- PINAFoRE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
WEATHER PROBABILITIES,

For the South Atlantic md GMJ Sfdtes.
southeast 10 southwest ,cinda, nearly station
ury Temperature aud barometer. and pdfny
cloudy reather, apith local rams ~ nc south
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
WASHINGTON AVENUE DRUG STORE,
Corner Magazine and Washington sts.,

NEW ORLEANS.
Constantly receiving fresh supplies OF pure
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals. Patent Medicines,
Combs OF oil kinds Brushes. Soaps Perfumsry,
Toilet and Fancy Articles, etc. Coral Tooth
superior dentifric.. It bpaufiaes Tho teeth TO a
fine pear-like ornament and ravaRing beauty.
Koberts's Pectoral Cough syrup. tor Catarrh.
city and country. will find our stock complete
comprising many articles impossible TO emu
merae here, and sold at moderate prices.
Prescriptions put UP night and day.
E. J. MaINE6RA. M. D.,
Druggist. Pharmaceutist and Practical Chemist
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
9 a r. II Il II -
ELKIN & co.

100. CANAL STREET. .......... HOO
Are making large additions to their stock Of:
BRUSSELS and TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. In
new and elegant style. with borders to match.
&UGs-SmyrnA. Imitation Turkey. Wilton
Administers and Brussels
OiLCiOIHS in hest and medium qualities.
COCOA MATTINGS-C Calcutta and extra I'M
New Patterns. WINDOW SHADES In great
variety
aUxTAIN GOODS In great variety.
oc1i 2dp If
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
THE REPUBLICAN CONSTITUTION.
THE DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTION.

Thirteen years Of State and city govern
ment under the new constitution cannot cost
T,ou,stana more, on the assessment o. 1879,
than
ptata government S124O0 900 90
siitv ysrernnent 21.700.0o0 90
Total $4. 100 900 90
Difference 10 the credit Of the Democratic
Conservative party. GA d.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
MELROsE ABBEY,
= HAVING =
LARGE APARTMENTS,
ALL FRONT ROOMS,
.
Is Now Open to Receive Guests.

PARTIES Wishing to make arrangements for
the season will fad it to their interest to call
md exanile, The house is aituated at the
CORNER OF FOURTH AND PRYTAEIA
streets. surrounded by large grounds, prone
made walks. flower garden .vergreens and
: ha ,e trees; ,ew minutes ride from Canal
street.. cars pass the house up and down, every
few minutes and run all night.
poQ I'm Eu
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FAE~sz sgs:s'g-. s'E:+@. Gsc.

~ utiGa--! call the a:aG:jon c: ;hc pullic
= l" t"" rotta".s: corner Of tic Market, On
Ha!f!aX ""d E.n'"T2:! s:r3atE. where I hay" ce.
aTmei business ST my cd ,:a@&. snd viii &syo
"a i, Eamd &: a:! tines goo! sII@2 of CHOICE
EEESE x EATS. consisting o. &etf, Il luton,
'.,'nb, Veal .:i P9rI:, ic&rthc: wiIh 4.i kinds
Of @A USAGE and fHEUiN;i5. Of lng o7.n
m:DutsctnTo. Nis" ca &!tsr:,oa - s!,N 20.
D.. opI"siLc whn.H / h&YG on ha;.,i Z: Gro aenc-
uon Of CA1!CE PICKLES, Consisting o. ;.u.
&tmtcra, GhoY Cho@,. Chop PICKLE, II Mixed
fickio, Gaerbirs. CeCilowo7 sad i:icslcd
Onions I'D al! kinds q f:.Ess II siaso jars
:ieitord Sauce. HaTwici;shi;c S>uCc, Ca,sup,
French Mustard, rure G!!gn OIL imported
Ian CGoasH, P"pner S"ucc, Sardincs il qusr.
=: and Esl! boxes. MinCn Meat, AiAccsrcal.
Lemons, a:C.; CHOICE SmNKEE FISH, l1o.
e7ed for table 1859 immediately. consisting Of
Nsck'oi. Shad Salmon aad to!omac Roe Hcr.
nag. Any Of these articles can 90 procured NJ
.er ma:ko. hours 81 my store, No. II south Fair
la street 40 hb;s OF Fish consisting Of genu-
ina Labrador and Family Roo Herring, in bbls,
I:!i oo.5 .nd kiLa Pctomsc Shs1. in barrels,
hA,i barrels ard kills Ma2harcl, Nos. |, 2 and >,
ID hArr"ls, half barrels aad hits.
TOv - s T. REED
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II Q V .EI4 4rE1TnIS.

Imported Ciosks and Dolmans, exclusive stylos.
iacc Curtains aId Nottingham LsCo
OrIcn.tl Table Covers, novel designs.
ALneA able CoTors. o!cGsot qualities, Will: Nap
kiNS 20 match.
,earnlc3s Z u NiovGs ., /, 6 ari 8 buttons.
h!HcE IIoihs @nd DoosAlrs a?d Nuvcltrs il
mems @ad boys wear. sii OF car own inner.
Lston, saving Two intermediate profits, ard
InsUr!ng rcwcEt styles.
Oar Dress Goods Department is ro,.loto VIII
now and stylish goods. &l:d W. lIcHj.h Trir.-
mugs - match.
unr asscr!mcr: Of Garotss and Oil G;l.shs ;.t
present IS c!cgsTt uHd C3aprtc i.aw:i.
prices G1ncGH.1y,i.
ri:EHIE&LHEN J; &C.,
nov ii. ENG strlc..
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HAD TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEATs.

Memphis. February II, 1871.
Dr. Tut: Sir-1 havo been suffering Tor nesr.
~ two years. with q severe cough When l
commenced taking your Expectorsnt vas 70.
duced TO oae hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight. ! had tried almost everything; had
terrible night swnsts. ! have takoh half dozsn
bottles The light sweats have left me- the
cough has Cissppesred and J. have saincd fifteen
pounds IN fash, l recommend it TO all my
friends. With great respect,
OLIVER RICE.
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Opening and Closing Of the saails.

CLOSING.
Washington, d. g., Iorth and Northeastern
nails IL III. and 8 l5 p. n.
Western mails 20 and 8 Is p. N.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, : 90 q.
m. and 0O and 90 p. m.
South aud Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginis, 90 3. NJ and 45 p. u.
Alexandria to Lynchburg, Va, (way msils)
including through mails, & W q. .m. and 90 pm.
Gordonsville and Charlottesville, Va. 6 90 u.
&C. and 8 COP. IN.
Manassas Division 90 a. %.
Alexandria 10 Round Hill, We. As a. N
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, Wis Washing
.on, y. g., 30 s. m. and % and 3 90 .. m,
Southern mails Wis Richmond, Va, 5 30 a. N.
nd on p. El
Southwestern mails via Lyncbburg. Virginia,
(through mails) including way mails on Midland
Railroad, s 30 8 m.
Manassas Division 8 20 6. n.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 3 30 p. ID.
0Gico Hours-Cfice opens at 8 50 q. no., and
lo5es at 90 p. N.
sunday Hours-oGcs opens at is 8. No.. and
closes at 9 80 -. u.
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IhFCRTAMT QUESTIONS.

Nfaler. ksvc you caught 8 coldf Arc you
unable to raise the ph!osm? Have you an irri.
tailon IL the ttroa:? ssnso of oppression on
the lungs, with short breath? Do you have q
FL 81 c2u& hing on lying down? a sharp pain
now and then il: region OF the heart shoulders
and bsck? IF so. OUR ADVICE IS to take
st oneo dose Of TUFTS Sxpoctorsnt; you will
repeat tho Hxpectorant place hot iron to the
feet tske two uf ru;ta Pills. You will soon
f,l mto "a pleasant segp and wake up in the
morning couch gone, luags wJrkins freely
easy bTre;hirg sld the oow9!s moving in q rot.
nrsl m.aIc.. r. prevent leturn OF those
symptoms usa tha Expect0rsEt several days.
t!lliCe, IS Il y NltAY ST., n, YORK,
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EaEE5fGiYAE.
DIR. TUFTS
& & !zzz.X..lpI:.ElCI'ORANT. I. ( !:
MEDiSiYAE-
III .@5 CTS. AND ST. BOTTLES.

Is properties sre Demulcant, Nutrtise, Bal
ssaEiic, Soothing and Healing. Combining ell
thcao qualities, ii is tho moat effective LUNG
BaLSAM eyer cil4rcd 10 sufferers from rumo.
nsry diseases.
DE. }. j. HAYWOOD, of New York, 7olun.
tatiIy lndorses is. iEasd WHIST ne says:
New York, Sept. 10, 1871.
II. Tut: Dear Si.-During this year treat.
2t Iiao hundred cases OF lung diseases. In the
lower Tsrds ii The city the csses were Of very
severe typo Il w"s there my sLtenton YVES
Called 20 Iu!ts E1pectorant, and l confess ny
surprise al ia wonderful power. During prsc-
tico OF twenty years have never known med
iciT9 10 act as promptly and with such happy
elects Il INSTANTLY subdued tho mosL violent
lila CT coughing, snG invariably cured the d.
sosse N few dsys. l chccrfu!lY endorse it as
TIC hHH. Jung medicine ever usod
j. .EKAECIS HAYWOOD Md
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J.FKANCI3 HAYWOOD, MD.
A NEWspAPsR pUHLISHEE WHITES

O1lieo Avoring News, Augusta. Ga.
DT. Tut: ucsr hir-Ay little son was attack.
ed with pnaumoris last winter, which left him
with violent cough that lasted till within
month since, for the cure Of which am ndebt.
cd To your valuable Expectorsnt. l had tried
most everything recommended, but mono did
any coed until l. used your Expectorant, one
bottle Of which removed ihe cough entirely.
with may thanks, am yours truly,
JOHN NJ. WEIGLE