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National Republican., 1879-09-29
1879
1910 GREAT

=, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE BopE oE9kEH W5sT srAEf AFP RsA3HTswEsE
SPLENDID SCENERY Ina kNNAAGNIFlcENr EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE W ASH iNdIoN from Depot, cor
r., ner M ofsiIth and streets as followsi ,.u ,,,
pariSr Car TO PIitsbnrs and IDS Sleeping cars from
Pittsburg TO Cincinnati st. Louis and Chicago;
5ry wb PsRGs Gsf RAIIR6EAp R ShfE
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North at $50 u. m. daily, except SUNDAY;
70 esnandssSa For Williamsport, mt L6cs Haven,
1 and Wetkins at 1910 q, m. daily, except Sunday:
FOR s SeT YORK ahd ana @ The East S9 b n daily 1ssPt
tached. Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars,
r. GsO a. M daily. except Sunday. ..,
etJersey City with boats OF "Brookiyn Annex"
anordinR direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoid
Ihg don0e ierrlaEe and Journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia, s:s5 H. M and 1870 p. m. daily,
eSeell sunday; $3.50. and lo'l6 p. n daily. Lin
- lled express 0:3O u. n daily, except Sunday, -
For baltimore 60. sS5 $3.50 n m. and 1880 lO, 40
p MI daily, except Sunday 1890 a. m $50. 74o
For pope'g Greek Line. $40 and 40 p. m daily.
, except Sunday. -
AIEXXNbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY AhD ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
TON RAJ lLROAD.
For Aexandria 7l5 s, o. 10, II q. M and li5 g. 42o
0, and ll;sO p In. On Sundays a. M, lila
For Richmond and the South, C:5O n n daily, and
. $40 y. m daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 0, 7ij, 8,
y, 10, II r. M and /, 3, 42O, s, q, 7, and II p.
On sunday at 3 nnd 10 u. M and q p m,
Tickets Information, Bleeplng aud parlor'car ac-
commOdatons can be procured at the otlces-north-
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner oiSxth street and Pennsy-
len for the checking Of baggage TO destinations rom
L. i. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK X THOMSON. lipUefal MaungpT
National Republican., 1879-09-29

ASSASSINATION, Fiatism, Reputation
and Notification are now the underlying
characteristics of the Democracy. Go where
you will, in any section of the Union, and
you will find that party thoroughly satur-
ated with the influence of one or more of
these infamous political features.
National Republican., 1879-09-29

IF the reporters keep on puncturing Cen
eral GRANT for an expression of opinion re-
lating to the Presidency, they will probably
learn something definite in the month of
Juue, 1880. As yet he don't Leak,
National Republican., 1879-09-29

THE New York Times appears to be as
much grieved over General GRANTS snub
Of KEARNEY as if the latter had been its
own brother. Itpronounces General GRANT
the gloomy dictatorial CESAR that he was
before he left the United States" Thus
the viper continues to bite the file.
National Republican., 1879-09-29

THE KELLY boom is booming through
Che Empire State. The KELLY pledge has
been signed by forty Democrats in the
town of Lyons, Wayne County. So it goes
through the State.
National Republican., 1879-09-29

THE Minnesota Democrats in their State
convention attempted the feat of examining
the Greenback party and platform down
the throat of hard money. 1t took them
two days to accomplish the work, and now
the party is suffering terribly from nausea,
and the chances are that that party will go
into rapid decline. 1t has never been very
healthy in that State.
National Republican., 1879-09-29

DEADwooD, which has recently boasted
" the dirt in our cutters yields from fifty
I" cents to one dollar in gold dust to the
"pan," is now laid in ashes. Gold did not
save it, and the probability is that if there
bad been less gold in the cutters therew would
now be more homes and business places
standing in the place of general desolation.
National Republican., 1879-09-29

THE pedestrian match is ended, and the
Ashley belt goes back to England, from which
it will in due course Of time be re-won, us
it were, by some American leg expert. This
transparent game of shuttlecock with that
emblem of distinction will be kept up so
long as the people on either side of the At
lantic are foolish enough to pay into the
pockets of the managers of the fraud thou
sands upon thousands Of dollars Of gate
money. Meanwhile respectable and intel
ligent people generally are at n loss to ac-
count for the popularity of these disgusting
exhibitions. But the craze is upon us, and
sporadic developments OF it are now in Or
der all over the country.
National Republican., 1879-09-29

prominent Democratic candidate for the
next Presidency. Verify, Democracy must
be akin to misery, for it makes strange bed
fellows.
National Republican., 1879-09-29

CYRUS w. FIELD has risen in the dignity
of iour-column letter to call Mr. TILDEN
another! But he goes on to prove it by
showing from THDEN's own testimony be-
fore the POTTER committee that he lied
when he declared that he never knew of the
existence of the cipher dispatches" until
their publication in 1873. Aud the proof he
offers of TILDEN's immoral audacity" in
this especial regard is so strong as to con-
vince the New York WOrd of the truthful
ness of Mr.. FlELD's charge, Thereupon the
WorM finds it necessary to divorce its CUB
ernatorial candidate Governor RUBINsoN)
from TMDEN, and sever the bonds of per-
sonal and political friendship which have
heretofore existed between those famous CO.
parcenera. This exhibition ofmendacity and
prevalent corruption in high Democratic cir
ces is of public interest, because it shows
that the leading organ Of that party now
finds it necessary to free its candidate for
Governor from the taint of the friendship of
the man who, above all others, is the most
National Republican., 1879-09-29

huntington HNWkcycI
This i not good year for Republicans to scratch
their tickets. If there Is any moral power In Re-
publican successes in other States It Is in the COM
pletenoss Of the victory.
National Republican., 1879-09-29
The Only Man to Woo victory.

liiuuStoH NlcNu'J iCiVbIuih'l
Hancock is the only man now at the surface who
can redeem the bundcr and WOO victory to the
National standards by carrying New York for the
National Democracy.
National Republican., 1879-09-29

A PHILADELPHIA correspondent of the
the London Times, in discussing the ques-
tion of General GRANTS candidacy for the
Presidency in 1ssO, says, and without doubt
very truly:
If there is to be contest for the prize Cen
cral GRANT will not be found in it, and l
think it may further be said that he would re-
ject nomination obtained under such circum.
stances. But it, through inability to reconcile
the differences of factions or the claims Of rival
candidates, or through n general withdrawal
of all competitors, or the appearance of
u threatening condition of public affairs from
any cause that would require strong arm at
Washington, the Republican convention
should, with sentiment approaching unani.
nifty, tender General GRANT the nomination,
then l believe he would accept it.
National Republican., 1879-09-29

THE sedalia (Mo.) Democrat (TILDEN)
fully justifes the murder of DIXON, and
pronounces 1t the outgrowth of Grantism." !"
National Republican., 1879-09-29

GENERAL GRANT has not drunk wine for
several months, and tends 10 total abstinence,
San Francisco dispatch. What will the satanic
press do for arguments now-or, rather, next
year p-BggdlO Express.
The Democratic slander mill having been
suspended for repairs for two years, it will
be in full tide of successful operation soon,
now that the target of Democratic hate
has returned. The Democratic party has
not lost its power of invention, which has
been quicliened by repose, and will here
after be taxed to its utmost.
National Republican., 1879-09-29
To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY Is. lsIO, AT 40 A. N.

To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY Is, lsIO, AT 40 a. NJ.
AN Leave Washington:
6NSmtNEM- YORK. PHILADELPHIA, A, AND BOS-
Baltimore only. stops at slllpleys, LAUREL, An
and Mount Winans Breakfssi at Relay station.
Ana My PsSdae
s.ooaa ana weyi Ii Wab va Relay rAuprr rvpprss
ter, Hagerstown. and Way stations, -.
AND bALTfabRE E2PREss. furior T'i Car to
NsT f9Tk G,i and PhaYdieiphhac h corrNps ANN
PlTrsBURG EXPRESS. Frederick, 1Iagers-
Throagh a car 10 % Stanton. ' Pullman Cars Tf to Gn
clnnat daily. Grafton TO Sandnsky daily. except
9oo.;ton Sunday only-Baltlmorc, Annapolis, and
io'OO,BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens-
burg, College, Beltsvillc. LAUREL Annapolis juno
uon, Jessups, and Hanover
SRHW S6hA Anqsqa boPi fcy ANS sH6 Ws E
'' ron ExPREss stops ops at 'il Laurel iA' A>D Dug
l;S5-tOn sunday only-Baitinoro aud Way
b%ETIMoHE, tf Tis BfA i5dsSsiUR pHSsbURc AND LAu
REL EXPRESS. Frederick, via Relay. Stops
G9pese5 p and NWSy sSt9ns On sunday to Point
HPPfPpSSs S5RrShk 69a %nkE s'StHB'p &ND
TiMoRE ExpREss, Norfolk, except sunday.
Norfolk passengers taken IN the cars direct 70
eso1PS%t Of I HICKS SsGsp MD Way stsons "' '''''
W-tBnltimore and Way stations
SlOztBALTIMoREaEXPR Ellicott City, via
Relay.
si5-tCHICAGO COLUMBUS AND PITTSBURG
EAPREss Sleeping car 10 Chicago, Plttsourg.
except Sunday
TIMOltE EMPRESS. Stops at Bladensburg and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car to Philadelphia -
li:OO-tsf. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Pullman cars
tDniIy Sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All trains stop ut Relay Station
For further Information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio ticket Oiices-WushiOngton station, and G9, 6l9.
and 1875 Pennsylvania aYcmue-where orders VIII 10
taken for baggage 10 be checked and received nt amy
point In the city. - w. M CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent,
National Republican., 1879-09-29

Mr. FIELD tells little story in his
late rejoinder to Mr. THDEN. 1t is to the effect
that the Cipher Ogre once employed certain
genealogy hunter to seek out his ancestry
and prepare genealogical tree of the TIL,
DEN tribe from its origin down to the date
of the election of the last of his race TO
he President. The tracing went on and
back until a tree was prepared, L" a fine old
English oak, hung with TMDENs great
" and small, with himself (the Cipher Ogre
"perched upon the topmOst bough," aud
TILDEN was greatly delighted ut it, not
withstanding the fact that it exposed his
origin to have been among family of Kent
ish squires, notably only few removes
from professional cattle thieves, or worse.
But his delight did not induce him to open
his pocketbooli and pay the ancestral dis
cOyerer for his trouble until after n lawsuit
aud public exposure had been threatened.
And this story is trnthfully told of the
plain, untitled, unassuming citizen-Demo
crat, whose unombitous simplicity has
made him the idol" Of his party.
National Republican., 1879-09-29
Largest Legitimate Morning CIR
culation Ia the District.
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 90, 1870.

HANCOCK doesn't boom very favorably.
He fought on the wrong side to boom much
In the Democratic party.
National Republican., 1879-09-29
Tho Preference Not the Sage.

TMOble Register lDcm)I
or course whoever Is the nominee of the Demo-
cratic party I'm 1880 will receive the earnest sup
port Of our section, but the preference Of many
among us Is not The sage Of Gramercy Park.
National Republican., 1879-09-29
.REAsURY DEPARTMENT,
SMITHsoNIAN INsTIrUTI N,

- UFFIIf OF THE NECNEIANY,
WASHINOTON, ID, C., Sept. ~, 1879.
Sealed proposals viii be received by the National
Mu cum building Commission, Washington, ID. O.,
until IL NJ ON Oct b re, 1879 for material and labor
required in coyerug the Hat roofs of tho National
Museum with Loaded Sheet Iro b, in accordance with
specifications 10 be obtained 1T the office Of Cluss
Schulze, architects, COrcoran building
lstar, Post, Crlticl se2}eoOt
National Republican., 1879-09-29

HNHIS IL TO CERTIFY THAT WE THE UN-
il dersigned, Of the city cfWashngton, ID. O., have
this first day Ut September A, D., 1879, formed lin
tied co eoparinersiGp under the name aud style of"J
N Moore * CO.. for the neral business of manu-.
son ~ Moore Is the general, @nd Milford Eishman
is The special partner o. SAID firm, Said FibhmRn
has contributed the sum OF Two hundred and hlty
dollars TO the common stock thereof. said partner
ship Is TO commence on the first day ofSeptember A,
d. 1879 and TO terminate on the first day OF Sspem-
ber a. D. 1859, In testimony Whereofthe said parties
have hereuntO set their hands and seals the day and
year aforesaid
Signed. sealed and delivered In the presence OF
Amos Aunt
]. N, MOORE, TsFAIl
MILFORD FISHMAN, lsEAL1
A true copy. Test.
-. MEIGS, Clerk S. G.. d. C.
Nv h. j. MEIGs. n. ASgBlAut lyy
National Republican., 1879-09-29
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR STEAM BOILER

OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
Treasury DEPARTMEST,
WAsHISGToS, ID. g., Sept y, ib70.
Sealed proposals will be received this office until
L. IN. on tue 7h day Of OCTOBER, 1879, Or furnish
Boiler required for this building, in ccordance with
drawings and specifications, copies OF which and amy
additional Information may be hal on application Rt
this Office JAS. q. HILL,
se25-eO3t Supervising Architect
National Republican., 1879-09-29
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
pALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The Great Doubie-Trpck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST. WEST, AND SOUTH
WEST.
National Republican., 1879-09-29
DENTISTS.
DE1NpISTRY

have fitted up wi Ii special reference 70 Dentistry,
the pleasant aud centrally rooms No rs Four
teenth street. corner New York avenue, where / am
prepared to perform all operations on the natural
Teeth With care and satisfaction,
Artificial teeth OF every Kind aud grade inserted,
Nitrous Oxide for the extraction OF teeth, u,
Three lines OF cars pass the door.
DIR. Nj. y. BROWN.
National Republican., 1879-09-29

as- Communications for publication should be brif
plainly tfr7ncll and Onlv upon one eide Qf The paper
VLen anonymous heVi0H be Reiuerredd nor returned
Rcccd manuscripts VH not be preserved nor returned
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17

Sacramento the candidates en-
dorsed for Superior Judges are
those now holding similar posi-
lions, namely. Judge benson Of the
District Court, and Judge Clark of
the County Court. No good can
possibly result from dragging local
judicial officers into the arena of
politics. II elected, 1t invests them
with a political character, which
they ought not to have, and makes
the election Of men whose mission
10 to administer Justice regardless
Of party, subject to the chances of
political faction and political CHI
canery. In q county where all the
candidates are known personally
to all, no endorsement OF character
or qualifications ought to be re-
quired beyond that possessed by the
Individual himself, and every can
didate for the judicial office ought
to stand on his own merits, and
trust to the verdict of his neigh.
bors, who rarely err in the selection
OF the best men.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17

The fact is being recognized
throughout the country that the
nomination of Generals Ewing and
Rice was q masterstroke of the
Ohio Democracy. It was q COM
plete counter.irritant to the Repub-
lican "bloody shirt" programme
supposed to be embodied in a pos
sible candidacy of Gen. Grant for q
third term and outlined " John
Sherman in the letter in which he
stated 1t to be his intention, if elect
cd to lean upon the War Demo-
Gratis. If the Messrs. Ewing and
Rice. gallant generals in the Union
army, understand themselves, they
propose to give Sherman small
comfort. Foster and Hickenlooper,
the Republican candidates, seem to
be leading forlorn hope. They
not only do not desire to raise the
war issues but are MORALLY afraid
that their gallant opponents may
do SO. The nituation is still further
complicated by the possibility that
the friends Of Grant, Disguised at
the overslaughiDg of bis represent
alive, Taft, will look with great res
ignstion upon Democratic VIC
tory In Ohio.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17
PrssOn Of the Brlx ham,
Yaung Estate Appreciated.

SALT LAKE, June 18th.-George
Reynolds, convicted of polygamy,
has been remanded to the custody
of the United States Marshal, who
will take him to Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, to serve out his term of two
years. He was to have been sent
to the Detroit House of Correction,
but Lincoln was substituted.
Mrs. Emeline Young Mcintosh.
one Of the daughters of Brigham
Young, has begun a suit in the
Twenty-third District Court to re-
strain the executors of the estate
Apostles Cannon, Young and Car
rington-and praying for a receiv-
er. 1t is alleged they have appro.
priated about ST, 200, 600, and robbed
the heirs. w. i. Mccormick and
Col. Shaugnessy were appointed
receivers. The suit Is the great
sensation of the hour in Utah.
Floods on Fraser Rsver-Expiesiun
of Coal Gas.
VICTORIA, June 16th.-Fraser
river has overlooked its banks in
many places. At some points the
wagon road is six and seven feet
under water, and travel is sus-
pended.
A slight explosion OF coal gas in
the Wellington coal mines has rem.
dered the flooding Of the tenth
level again necessary. This Is un-
fortunate, as several vessels lie at
the wharves awaiting coal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17
Horrible Story from Mexico.
fLogansport Journal.l

Last week, in Chihuahua,
woman went into a -hoemakei's
shop in front of his dwelling and
was measured for u pair of shoes.
The son Of Crispin said to the wo.
man: "You have u very pretty
foot" Do you think So" said
she. Eyes; that is the prettiest
foot in Mexico" The woman was
to come back next day aud leave
one dollar, when the shoes were to
be menced. The shoemaker's
wife hearing all, said nothing. The
next day the shoemaker was
out when the woman called, ac-
cording to agreement, and
the wife got her into the back
room and stabbed her to death. The
wife then cut steak out OF the
dead woman's leg and packed the
body under the bed. The shoe.
maker came home and ate his din.
ner. The wife asksd him how he
liked the meat. He answered thai
Pit was the best he had ever
eaten" The wife then told him
that he had eaten a piece of "the
prettiest leg In Mexico" He asked
her what she meant. Sne showed
him the body under the bed, and
and made dash at him with o
knife, but he escaped and ran to
the ?alacIo and told the Judge what
had happened. The Judge sum.
moned guard Of soldiers and
went TO the house. He asked the
wife II she had committed the MUIR
der, and when she answered yes,
and attempted TO justify the act, he
ordered her to be shot on the spot
oy the soldiers. aud his orders were
promptly obeyed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17

The mineral wealth of Great
Britain is shown by the fact, as Of
fcially stated, that the product of
coal was, in 1877, 134,6l0.7 1888 tons,
as against 1873, 3i4, T66 tons In 1879;
of iron ore the product was 16, 692, :
802 tons, as against 1884 SOB the
previous year; lead ore, 80, $50 tons,
against 70, 095 in 1876; tin ore, a.
I43 tons, against IS. 688 in the year
before; copper ore, 1901 tons,
sgsinst 70, 252 ia 1876; and salt, g..
753, 900 tons. The total value Of
minerals and metals obtained from
the mines, &C., of the United King
dom in 1877 reached EOS, 281, 4O5--
viz, GlS,742 $50. the value Of the
metals; E47,1l3,767, coal; and e..
424,678, minerals, earthly, not re-
duced, together with the value Of
salt, olays, &c. But the great item
In these returns Ii the vast quantity
e, COS, 1854 tons-of pig iron, Of the
value of more than $50. 900. 900, and
it 10 estimated that, In the manu-
facturs Of this metal, between Is
and 10 million tons Of coal were
used.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17
Administrators Sale.


In pursuance OF an order OF the Probate
Court OF Los Angeles county, made on
the 18th day of June, 1879, la the matter
of the estate of Pedro PIlaria, deceased
the undersigned, Administrative of saii
estate, will sell at private sale, to the
his hest bidder tor cash in gold coin O
the Government of the United states and
subject TO confirmation by said Probate
I curt, on or after
WEDNESDAY, the 81 DAY OF JULY,
1870, all the personal property OF said es.
tate, consisting OF ABOUT 10000 sheep and
some sheep corrals, and u movable
house and ono wagon and four horses.
Terms Of the sale-Cash. BIDS may be
made ut any time after the first publica
ton of this notice and before the making
of the sale. All bids or offers must be in
writing and left at tho Office of Glassell,
Smith \ smith, attorneys at law, Temple
Block. Los Angeles city, or delivered TO
the undersigned personally.
Dated June 10, 1879.
JUANA YILARIA.
Administrators of the Estate of Pedro
Piiaria, deceased. jel7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17
THE Democratic County Central

THE Democratic County Central
Committee will meet next Sat z
day. At this meeting they wiirap-
point fifteen delegates to the Dem
ocratic State Convention and issue
q call for the primaries of Los An
geles county. 1t would be a good
idea for Democrats throughout the
county to come into the city on
that day and afford the Committee
the benefit of their advice in the
selection of delegates. There should
by all means be full delegation
from Los Angeles county composed
Of our best and most reliable Dem.
ocrats.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17

WE have been asked by Demo-
Gratis who supported the new Con-
stitution how matters may be SO
arranged this year that they shall
be able to support the Democratic
ticket. The answer is as simple as
standing an egg on end when you
know how to do it. All constitu.
tlonal Democrats have to do is to
enter by the widely opened door of
the party. They are cordially well
come. Democrats who opposed the
adoption Of the new Constitution
are behaving themselves with In.
finite modesty. They are quite
willing to concede the leading Of
fees to those who favored the new
organic law. Let them take the
Senator and the two members of
the Legislature, and thus shape
the laws to suit themselves, guar.
anteeing the new Constitution the
fairest possible treatment by the
neat Legislature. There is q uni
versal disposition upon the part of
the city Democracy to concede to
their country brethren, amongst
whom were found the bulk Of the
supporters of the new instrument,
all they can ask. What moro is
needed? New Constitution Demo-
Gratis surely cannot aim to degrade
their time. honored organization
and compel 1t to belittle itself. The
Democracy can fuse with no one,
but 1t can and does respect the dis
tinctively manifested will Of the
majority ofits members.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17

THE announcement of Judge Sc.
pulved1 as q candidate for Superior
Judge appears in our advertising
columns to-day. Hon. Ignacio Sc
pulveda is one of the
three or four most dis
tinctively able District Judges
Of California. He is learned, studi-
Gus, dignified and the soul Of hon.
or. No man who ever sat upon
the bench possessed a more delicate
or incorruptible integrity than
Judge Sepulvsda. This fact is uni
VERBALLY appreciated in Los Ange.
les county, and it will result in his
polling one OF the heaviest votes
ever recorded In this section.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17

II has been suggested that the
several parties In Los Angeles
county make no nomination for
Superior Judges. We think this lie
3 good suggestion. We should like
to hear an expression OF opinion
through the county press. -Dot0-
Ney Outlook, June IAN.
We have already intimated that
there 10 a growing disposition all
over the State to leave the local
judiciary out of politics. The Re-
publican Convention CT sonoma
rsfrained from making nomina-
lions for the Office of Superior
Judges, satisfied with The candi-
dsoy OF the two Democrats run
ming, Judges Jackson Temple and
J. q. PrsssIy, who now hold judis
oIal position In that county, In
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17

SO INsIDIoUs ARE THE FIRST Ap.
proaches OF consumption, that thous-
ands remain unconscious of It's presence
until IL has brought them to the verge of
d. Jayne's Exp.c GRANT, upon the fl ST
appearance of Cough, Pain or Soreness
OF the Throat or Chest, would very gen.
orally preclude fatal result, or, IN case
me symptoms indicate the presence Of
latent Consum ption, would Tend TO sub
due the violence OF the disease, anu thus
materially assist in prolonging the lie
of the patient. Use the Expectorant,
therefore, when you take Cold, and by
SO doing prevent the necessity for its use
In IN ore dangerous cOmplainfs