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The New York herald., 1879-12-01
DEATH OF PROFESSOR d. E. BART
LETT

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 80, 1879.
Professor David L. Bartlett. of the American
Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, aged seventy-four
years. died in this city last night. He gradu-
ate Of Yale College. in the class Of 1928.
and had been engaged in the instruction Of deaf
mutes for ffty-one years. longer than anyone in
America. He was engaged instructor with
DIR. Gallaudet. the founder of the American Asylum.
He had been instructor of deaf mutes both in
New York and in Poughkeepsie, and had on various
lectured preached in the sign language
in Boston. He was much beloved by his pupils, and
was highly esteemed citizen.
The New York herald., 1879-12-01
RAILROAD LABORERS RIOTING.

TOPEKA. Kan, Nov. 80 1879.
Advices have been received here that trouble
Cured yesterday among grading party on the Kan
Central Railroad. 1t appears that while con-
tractor paying his men largo number of
forged checks for time presented to him. which
he refused to pay. The mob Of graders, with
cooked revolvers. then took possession OF the
tractors quarters aud forced him to the checks
The citizens in the vicinity became highly ncensed
at the action of the rioters organized posse ar
rested the ringleaders OF the mob and restored
The New York herald., 1879-12-01
BAGGAGE OF THE wAuBAuxo ASHORE.

PENETANUUIsHE, OHt., NOV. 1879.
The trunk Of the captain Of the waubauno was
found near the Haystacks, yesterday, by q man
who was hunting for wreckage. Ho de-
posted IL on island by, while he
resumed his search, but on returning shortly
afterward found 1t broken open and empty. Doupe's
trunk containing medicines, has also been found.
The Indians and half breeds living the islands in
the vicinity OF the of the disaster reapng
n harvest of wreckage.
The New York herald., 1879-12-01
EXPRESS ROBBER SENTENCED.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, No,

CHICAGO, H., NOV. 30. 1871
In the case Of Crowley and Gillen, charged with
throwing pepper in the eyes Of Illinois Central rail
road messengers six months ago and robbing them
of $1,000 the jury after being out eighteen hours.
returned a verdict against Crowley as accessory to
the crime. and fixed the penalty at seven years inn
prisonment In the Penitcntiary. In the of
Oien the Jury disagreed.
The New York herald., 1879-12-01
A RAILROAD TO BE SOLD.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. 80. 1879.
Judge Baxter, of the United States Circuit Court.
has issued concurrent decree for the sale of the
Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette railroad.
similar decree having been issued by the United
States Court IN Indiana some days ago. The time Of
the sale is to be ixed by the Master Commissioner.
Bidders are required to deposit $250.0O0 as an evi
dence of good faith.
The New York herald., 1879-12-01
AN OPINION OF THE HERALD.

from the Wilmington IN. C.) Review. Nov. 2s.l
The HERALD is n great paper and stands unrivallcd
for tho energy ana accuracy with which it is
Quoted.
The New York herald., 1879-12-01
DROPPED DEAD.

UTICA. N. Y, Nov. 50 1879.
Mr. Erastus d. Peckham, of Pulaski N. Y. dropped
dead on the walk at his home Of heart disease ON
Saturday evening"
The New York herald., 1879-12-01
THE WEATHER yrsrrnpAy.

rhe following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date of last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts phar-
macy. HERALD Building, No. 1s broadway
The New York herald., 1879-12-01
A.-puYsIcIANs RECOMMEND FOR SUI

A-"KEEp OUT THE COLD"
Use Roebuck's celebrated WooD AND RuBBFR
WEATHER SrRIPs Your doors aud windows
=. ROEBUCk CO. l63 Fulton ct.
The New York herald., 1879-12-01
ALFONSO'S RECEPTION.
TWELVE THOUSAND PERSONS KISS THE HANDS
OF ALFONSO AND Observation-Disclosures
SPECTACLE IN THE THRONE RooM-FETxs IN
THE STREETS AND AT THE OPERA.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1


[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.l
MADRID, Nov. 80, 1870.
A grand reception and besamanos drawing
room) was held this afternoon in the Throne
Room of the Royal Palace. 1t began at one and
lasted till ten ut night. Twelve thousand per-
sons deflled before the newly married couple.
King Alfonso was seated on his throne, under the
splendid dais, with Queen Christine ut his left,
and the Princess Of the Asturias on a low seat
ut the foot Of the throne. The scene was one of
Incompatible brillancy. The Cabinet Min
listers were dressed in crimson velvet knee
breeches, with white silk stockings ana coats
covered with very rich gold embroidery. The
ladies' were in full court dress. The
blaze of Jewels was dazzling. Each of the
company walked up to the steps Of the
throne; the ladies, with their heavy trains,
kissed the hand of the King, then dragged their
trains along and kissed the Queens hand, then
kissed that of the Princess of the Asturias and
then backed out through the long hall. The
gentlemen had simply to kiss hands and then
back out.
POPULAR REJoIcINGs.
After leaving the Throne Room the company
The New York herald., 1879-12-01

colds, kidney complaints debility and
muscular relaxation DIR. HkRRcxs CArsrcux PLAsrERs
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n. VAN BELL ~ Chambers St. near Church.
A.-wHERE THERE is WEAKNESS OF THE
throat lungs cold neglected be all that Is
qured establish lingering aud generally fatal disease
Even where there Is special tendency 10 bronchial
pulmonary trouble cold left take of ITSELF
often plants the seeds OF serious complaint TO be
developed by subsequent indscreton Take especial
health therefore, the earliest
cough cold by prhdcntly rcsorting DR. JAMES
Exr.croRASr which will soothe aud strengthen
chal tubes. aay inflammation and cleanse them aud tho
lungs OF all Irritating substitutes An ounce of prevention
Is better than apoundof cure.
The New York herald., 1879-12-01
A.-WUERE THERE is A WEAKNEss OF TI
WEI DE MEYERS

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sNUFFLEs COLDS in the HEAD INFLUENZA and
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GREENFIELDS CARAMELs SPEAK FOR THEM
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HAZARDS STEAM COOKED PEA MEAL AND
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The New York herald., 1879-12-01

Surely these words were prophetlcI
AT SCHOOL PARIS.
In Paris the future King OF Spain was sent as a
day scholar to the well known Jesuit College Of
stanislas. Queen Isabella and Don Francis of AS
sisi presen ted him in person to the Able Lalanne
who directed the college. The Able performed his
delicate task with rare tact. Four generations of
boys had through the hands OF this little old
man, who had undertaken. as he said, Ito respect
the Princes rank without hattering him, and to make
him obey without hurting his feelings" Alfonso
mos word they prepared for him a little room.
very simply furnished, which had served
boudoir OF the Princess Bejojoso. His fare
way different from that OF his comrades. The Count
de Lossa was present at all his lessons. reading on
a sofa in the schoolroom the works of Saint Theresa
or folding Letters which were to revive the zeal of
the faithful In Spain. Among his playnrates were
boys whose names are familiar TO all who know
Paris such az Jules Borsou. Pierre seguer. Fran
co.'s Daumas Berge, Jean de Salignac- enclon, An
IRE dc Boisseu. Marcel Trelat Paul Senart. Rene
de wtasse, Louis de Lartigue. Paul do Franqueville.
RAYMOND de Cousy. Martial do Lomenie. Louis Paix-
hans, Georges Rendu, Charles Pozzo dt Bcrgo and
Paul dc Beaumont. In four months Alfonso
had mastered the intricacies OF "Ielcmaque." He
was an excellent scholar. "Never," said Abbe
Lalanne, "had he any other feeling with respect
his fellows than that of perfect equality and frdnce
camarader1e. lie was by no means lnsensibie to COM
plimens to which he soon was able to reply in good
French. He showed himself OF lively and caustic
wit. and found q more than boyish delight In hearing
himself talk. Even then he seemed to know that
one day his words would have weight In the coun-
ellis of statesmen and orators Then the French
war. Accompanied by Count Morphy, an 1rishman,
he went TO Geneva and thence to Vienna. where his
military studies completed. Four years later
he was crowned King of Spain.
CALLED THRONE.
The following anecdote, which is told by the
Vhieau Rerteu relates to this period of his hte and
will serve to illustrate the extraordinary selfconrol
which IL one OF the distinctive characteristics of AL
fonso XII. In 1874 pronunciamento called the
OF Queen Isabella to the throne. but the telegram
announcing this fact did not reach the Hotel Basi-
lewsky. in Paris. till late at night. Everyone was
asleep except the fond and anxious mother, who. inn
inedtatsly on reading the despatch containing the
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-01
The sOvthern Pacific Railroad.

NV York July lot is stated
nv the Northern Pacific r thread
o.. that the rnrid development Of
Washington territory md the demand
ri railr ,a,i facilities have determined
then. n rom.rcnce the construction of
the rosd from ito Colombia river east
w,rd 70 Pen d'Ore;l', lake. a distance
If 200 miles. TEev accordingly
issue.. -ir~nI,r calling fn,' IN addition
Al $4,000 O0G. The subscriptions
closed yesterday. the entire am"n"'
being taken nv stock holders. tn"
will he.,n ~ soon ne the
line c,n be located. Ten thousand
TONS of steel rails were pure based to day
for this road.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-01
Increase CT Eastern Interest In Pacific
Coast Mines. .

During the past few months the dis
position among erstcrD parties TO invest
capital in mining enterprises on the Pa
cific Coast seems to be more prevalent
than ever. Many ventures of this
kind have already resulted in very sat
isfactory returns to capitalists, and
from present indications there seems u
strong probability that the vork thu:
suspiciously inausurated will take the
shape Of boom before Ion. and result
10 immense practical advantage to all
the Pacific .Coas. states aud territories.
Il is possible that the adoption. of the
new constitution in California, as was
predicted, has had something to do
with, or is in som, way the indirect
cause Of this arousal Of eastern mopeysd
men from their slumbers, bu, whether
this be so or not il is pretty evident
that things are working. 1t is not at all
surprising that men who have money
boarded up 10 vaults in New York where
1t has yielded ITEM nothing. should de
sire to seek new and productive fields
for it's investment The gold specula
ton mania ceased many long months
ago. Railroad and other stock have
become drug in the market. II fl
lows then. as u natural consequence.
that capital must seek new channels
for Investment, and no more auspcious
openings are TO be found for su h rur
pose than that presented in the undc
veioped mines Of the Pacific Coast In
the territories especially there is still an
immense fall for mining enterprise
Right hero IN Idaho We have some Of
the best mines in the world which as
4 whole can. through d e aid of capital
and labor. be made to yield more thar
the entire treasure product of the Pa
ciRc coast since pol was frs. discov
cred in Calf,rnia. Our inexhausiible
resources have never been fully or E,
" represented to the world. Millions
ef wealth are in store here for some
fnr,ar. &c investors. We speak advis.
edlv n ,.,aking these statements. a d
capit,Ists v no now have their money
living ! lls Wi, ,ther in New York or
elsewhere. can rem, their GOLDEN harvest
at an early day if they viz take ahva"
tage of The situnion They should moi
wait for the compilation Of q railroad
Then cnmpaii,io, will be more livery
and the field viii ha pretty general;
occupied. - Aralnnche
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-01
NeSt-SFIdiug.

Tn: busy tongues Of the stronger as
we'll the weaker sex Of '.aGrande. in
this State. la e been taxed tn their at.
most capacity for the past ten days, is
cu>sipg a most delicious scandal. The
persons implicated are the Rev. II X.
Hines and n married lady. who has
moved in the b st circles and who has
been leader in all social nmnsements
for many years. The det,ils us they
are dcv lored promise 10 be richer than
those Of the Becchcr Til'on case in its
palmiest days. an ! the correspondence
already captured makes the Oa'es.Lau.
rc"' 'e''ers appear fat and stale, p.
.Sqnddrd
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-01
What he w anted.

Col. Davy Crookctt's original exhibi
,io:s of character aud manners at
Washington hive been the t"eme of
many story, aud mattrr for many a
hearty laugh \ Washington letter
writer describes u similar genius cnt of
the woods, who made his frs, visit
four or five yers ago tn the seat of
Government on official business from
Pnge, Sou d.:
lie put up at a fashionable hotel.
and at din"er that day, after astound.
ing the WATERS by his extraordinary
appetite. having TASTED Of every dish
on the menu, the Puget Sounder
touched bottom on the des IT.
Amongst other things there we're
apple dumplings. with sauce of sugar
aud butter. and strong Infusion Of
cognac. combination of ingredients
not Objectionable to The frontier fficial.
The cwart in doing out his dump.
ltngs, assipned to. each a becoming ra-
ton Of sauce.
The Puget Soundcr. by partially
Tor c,rce csu>ed il 10 fail in its Ais.ri
hntion TO dumping So that the supply
OF the former was hans'ed ier /.
ing but leathcry mass Of bare dump
ling
The frontier cificial at this tire had
swallowed worse things than Washing.
'on hotel dumplincs. but after nihbliny
around the doughty mass. and selecting
from beneath the covering all III an
Pile h, could scrape ont. the wai'er
OF cling the situation. stepped up and
inquired
Governor, vii you have some more
dumping -
The offirial first looking Mt the wait.
or to see if he Was in earness and then
at his r|a'ctnl Of cxcavatcd dnmplircs
renlied. mo thank We bnf. If its all
the same to Won III take a lee,la more
Of that iBtement."
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-01
Initiating senat .rs.


A correspondent wsifas IL read with
interest the article published in March
numb .r Of the Companion. dercrfbin ;
the psse,, cmp'oved ia the Capitol at
tWasbiny,on Tho fact mentioned in
1 tho descrin,ion that t'eir moral ednea
; lion il neglected. rem'naeh me :" "
soaus | Witnessed in 'e senate IMAM
Adser g'ne night last Win,e.
~ was the night on whic = msmnr'a'
pcrvices in honor of tho late Pr, ~ new
~ were held in tho ha' Of repre- "'.a
tives. The hall was packed. and )"
stead Of trying +, pu.h nv way in. !
went over to the Senate Chamber.
II was brilliantly lighted and though
the Senators we're absent they were
attending the memorial services their
seats were occupied by the pages.
They we're holding mock session.
One Of their number occupying the
vice presidents chair. was rrturning
thanks for the honor nf third election
as their presiding ,fficcr. His heart
was warm, he snil. and tn mgh nn.
worthy Of the position. he would strive
TO fll /, to the b 81 IF hi. ability
When he took his scat. amid gen
eral applause, bill giving the suffrage
to women was read
A page representing the Senator
from----arose- and hogan n sneech. II
hurt him to the very core of his heart,
he said, to sea the wav the country was
going To the dogs He couldn't think
Of the Woman's Right question without
ahedding bitter tears
Here he gave way to his emotions
aud amid his shifting several glasses al
water aud two or three towels were Of.
fered him. Wiping his eyes aud mois.
tenine his lips. h, began again.
With violent gesticulations and lond
voice. he depicted the dark prospects ol
the country until, again overcome by
his emotions. he dropped into his seat
took M mn evening paper, and seemed
absorbed in the news.
Several other amateur senators spoke
and 90 perfect was the imitation of sen
a.orial forms and pecnliarities, that III,
audience regretted when motion I,
adjourn finished tho mock session.
7 saw and moralixed. Tho little fel
lows bad picked up the WAYS Of tn
Senators thew waited on. Perhaps tn
page who called for "a glass If lager a
the restaurants lar had picked mn thu
,ray from real Senator - Washing
ton, in Youths Companion.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-01
He Qui Right There.

Some months since fond Detroit f,tke.
imagined thai his only son, n ,oune man
az twenty. was going into consumption.
A doetor was cnnsnl,ea ard he advised
that the son he put through a course Of
vymnas,ic training. The Young man
scanned to like the idea. ard for two mr.
.hrer months he was in daily attendance NJ
gymnasism. Then he hogan 10 grow
careless. mud qa't altogether The father
thouoht he conia soc signs Of failing
health nemin ard to induce the son 70 70
b,ck IN rings. bars and gloves once more
he fitted M a private gymnasium n Q
hara and heg,n course Of exercises him
self. The other ,aor7ing he remembered
that he used "a he n hnx"r in his vnnnger
DAYS. and he remarke,s thu, he'd give the
aon a few lessons lie was balancing on
his heel and feeling out with hn'h hands
when something hit him. and haf mir
utp aherwa-d he dimly realized that some
I one was bending over him aud saving:
/ aFathrr dear father, are ycn dsaaT'
/ He sat mp, looked around, and honrsely
i inquired:
"J,m. what on earth happened?'
"whv, father, GO. In love tap on
your naral--iust a little frelcr--,o sea IL
yon were solid on yenr pins"
"Dian't you strike as hard as yon
could?"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-01
Lovc-Mak!ag In Portugal.

The mode in making love in Portu.
gal Is very simple-hut It lacks energy
and the true inwardness of the Amer.
lem article. Tho Portugal young man
pays his address by simply standing in
front Of the house occupied BY the OBJ
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-01

jest of his affections, while the young
lady looks down approvinsly from
an upper window. aud that's all there
is Of it. No gun drois, ~ measur
ing Of waists with arms. no peanuts, no
gazing into the LIQUID depth Of love
melting eyes, no and so-ior,h. 1t is a
great saving Of the old mans gas and
fuel but on a cold nigh. the young
man is liable to have his ears fozen,
unless he carries stove in coat tail oc
ke'. These silent court,h;ps, we are
t. Id. sometime continue for very long
periods before the lover can ask the i'm
portant que ton, or the lady return the
final answer. There is big room for
Norrisfown HeraH.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-01

Halls Hepatis ki"g is the hest Liver
Remedy in the market It cues Billioasnes'.
9 nstipation. headache and all diseases arising
fran a.v arrangement Of the Liver. DR.. j.
O. Moxley has it 10 Lewiston and viii graran-
ter every bottle or money refunded. Try II,
s5.sm
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-01


a FRIEND Of ours who Images rs We
regard HIM as Johnny c,me.lately.
insists that he has been in the cnuntry
longer than We have. That's all right
We wish il to be distinctly understood
that We enter ain no prejudices whatever
against any class Of residents, whether
they came here yesterday. or twenty
years ago. We would rather take an
industrious and ene-cftic johnny
come lately By II Q hanla any time a, d
hid him Gods speed. than aflili~tn
with an old whisky soaked forty miner
who can talk Of nothing else hut his
elorions achievements Of a decade past.
Give va the man that will work and
help build M the country nO,c in rre
ference to the one who has a rcnchan'
for singing stupid "chin music" and
reve,ing INDECENT, habits .-1ralnnche,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-01

Salinas CITY mist be paradise for
editors. In tho last number nf the
Idpr sO'd Hill" acknowledges the
receipt Of the mammoth supply Of cak .
and wine ms one Of the pleasant resnlts
If the srlicing Of three happy conp'es
How different is such commenaahle
practice as this from that which IRE
wills with a majority Of people which
get married in this section Of the conn.
try, who. in many instances, expect
long and elaho-nte rufs from the edi
tor and are too mean 10 bestnw the
smallest kind Of courtesy in return
Ar0f1aebe.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-01
ESTRAy NOTICE.

4 BOUT YEARS AGO SOLD TO CAPT
~ T. J. stump " bay horse ut that time 3
wears nli. with small star in forebead. branded
IN shoulder ana branded j. on right hip
with gray hairs on left hind leg I found him
in possession "f an Indian and claimed him
fthe A"rsel away fron rho faans. and have
go' him in my possession. The owner
en- have him by proving property AMI paving
charges J. McGnANs.
Lewiston. Idaho. Jnly 18th. 1879 10 4w
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-11-21

most touching ceremony Of all took
place when the parting hand was
given and the parting words were
spoken by the pastor, which conslgn.
ed the school to winter quarters until
the Spring when all will meet again
Two much praise cannot be gwen
to the teachers of this school for their
zeal in the cause OF christian e,uca-
ton, among whom we cannot fail to
mention the Rhutlins anl tn" Saudi
iords who manifest 50 much iltercst
III this noble work.
We spent most plcasa t day.
meeting old friends aud making new
"ne-, aud we shall long rcme'n Der
the courtesy and kind attention
shown TO US on this occasion hv the
generous hearted III hospitab!e peo
pie Of the Fork.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-11-21
Sunday school 4sic.Tic-

II Wa cur pleasure on last Satur-
day ihiou,rn the courtesy of ,ur
rltmd MIR Is. WllIanSnn I, Le
,un,ryrU hy one OF the best travel.
in. mas I'm the county TO Two MIL.
swamp hu,ch about II mile, IN tb,
Fork, whc,e wc .p.n, - most dclirhI.
in uny among the hosp,i.. ..b!e p,oul,
-; that community. The occuS,nn
vas !. Su,Gay school ,ic l,ic. ANA ut
least seven hundred or thousand
people. inciu,in. Young aud old, wer,.
a..cl,u!rd.
'Iwu Nile swamp hnrrh !, under
He l'1>;"ra'c oi hrv. \ f Chnpin
And i:'v sunday School under the i5u
Fr''iirnd"nce Of Hlr. Henry Rh'Hl;!tn.
hr sch""! from what wc can Learn
i> one %. the most ii"nr'Sh'nS IN t he
county. numbering ut tbs time 9S
!uM'~ IN r,~ni"r attendance.
lie h,igtho'im. Schon!s wr'a a..
''icd T." participate, IN AT J "'clorN
'he i.rg and interesting procession
"i children, decorated Win their di
Ief"nt c"l"rrd hadG"s, marched an!
counter marched uHdcr The Inspiring
strains OF the sweetest music. AID
!'en il"l into the c'nr'h t. e'E,-c
!" me pleasant "x"rciSt' wl''h "y!c
appointed by tie cnmmi'iec. Tie
h"nner~"h'"h ll""Lei ut the .ne''d-"t
'h'l"'en'Ie c''umn was br"e be
v'"'rah.e e hr @andtoId, a!fonhief Of
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-11-21
Did HOli ever ,SOtiur

How terribly Il beauty Of the
liondc tylc can di-appoint one? a!
httIe distance We Only see the shin
ing aureole Of hair, anl the irl. ina.
ton. with its drit touch, i, quick to
complete the picture with complex
ION rs vc!vety a> the heart Of II rose,
ana us pure as snow. But OH close
proximity, the picture 10 .es It's bri ght-
nrss il we discover traces Of !, dis
ordered liver, which can be corrected
Ivy using Porlaire, or TabIer's Nege.
table Liver Powder Price 80 CT.
Sold hy DR.. j. G.. Nnnnam akcr.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-11-21
Who haas not been annoyed by
Gongll i'm Church

1t may come from the rc,note-t
corner in the rear. hn; it, c:h,
ickies the throat III front, crrcps
30 vlt the aisle AMI touches III ush ~,
wriigin@ Il sympathetic explo-i'n
from every victim. Bat Cou<>cns'
liunry nf Tar will cure coughs, colds
and all diseases oj' !ha ti,ro.t AL
lungs, bronchitis, hoar-cncss and
sore throat. Price 30 cts For
sale bv DI, J. G.. Wannamakcr.