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A. SreedmOOr-

Ne" YORK. Aug. l4.-The long range rifle
match between Canada and the Unit.d States
took place to-day IL, Creedmoor, TIA. vi,,
and weather fav"ring. the shooting began a,
io;i3' The firing was rapid, and in abno, M
hour each side had finished work a, III. sm.
Yard range The following is the score.
Americans. 400; Canadians, .17
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asme.Huiers' Demon,tr,,,..

LONDON Aug. l4.-Thcre was a l,,or. ,u,,
demonstration at Glasgow To-day, which No.
attended BY $4,000 lrisl'me" from all parr, Of
Scotland Resolutions We're adopted %s,rnn.,v
denouncing the existing land laws anIs''
house Of lords. ''
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A VOICE FROM THE MOUNTAI
Wood Supply Of Butte and Walkerville-N
Of Fuel, but the Expense and Trouble
ing it Continually Increasing-A Wood
Views on the Subject.

Editor Butte MINER: s..
DEAR SIR-Several persons have
asked me if wood was not getting 40
the mountains north of WalkervilI "a de
answer has been "No; there is pA the
wood, only the distance to it become, OF
a,uv III, Lee, - time
I"'' NoppeiS ~ fevies
miles from Walkerville, over the al HAT
Pilgrim and Hail Columbia gulches. en ga
sands of acres of timber is in front alks
.,o+ ,,o,,o Ma, 49,. ,o .s.o;I .,, lily ,
~ .""' peopio "ee" 'o' w "''"iu 'ns for
tant article of consumption will be r..
this forthcoming winter, nor for seven before
tiers yet to come. One thing, hove Fe an
positively certain, wood will become rnre;
III price, as Will De SeeLS by the res 6cOnt'
adopted by our Union. rgani
Three or four years ago, when The I'LL
was less than a mile from Walkerrl ~ +;
same price was paid per cord in Wal on of
as is offered for it to day, viz: So. III bpe,
Walton price to those chopping and &c ;. J.
now that the distance is six times farl .%u d;
mountains and canons SIX times more bnstit
and rugged, the wear and tear Of OF
harness and ~breakages to wagons twela 70,
more han formerly. han
No doubt the people of Butte and kutior
vile enjoyed their nice warm hous col
stoves during the past terrible long 'o"'
little dreaming that the poor men SOIL
mountains, chopping the very wood
made their homes warm and comfl
were working from daylight to datJ ated
waist deep in snow, and not making
than a few cents per day over and abb .nft,
cost of their food, axes. axe-helves, hj Pr
gloves. While those men d~eliveri1 rty a
to town, ploughing through the snOd Nashl
their teams and sleighs, with the tj estt;o
eter away oelo" Zelo, ITO" uia tle! $ as
Well, not a man on the snowpad nj cad
Walkerville but what came out in ID TIL:
spring. These are facts. Hence d pn "
now being taken by the wood haule lined
choppers for their mutual protection ring
obtain living enumeration for their l Poe Iii
labors. And l, for one, don't believe , ,an
people comprising this rich and enter Rmel
mining community, wish to see these ST.
amt auxiliaries to their industries VII
for nothing. | am, sir, bra =
Yours respectfully, In as
THoS. GoM Rt la
HEAD ~ HAIL COLUMBIA GULd PaIle
Lodge Co., NJ. T., Aug. 10, 1880. rhil
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advertisement unIer this heat must be pail IN
Advance. No exception spIj be made I" he rule.
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thereby announce myself as i "',J'idate for
the office of Sheriff of Deer Lodg County, sub
ject to the decision of the County Democratic
Convention.
Lou p. SMITH.
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llARRISBuEG, Pa, Aug. I4.-Twenty coal
cars were wrecked by. the breaking OF the
iron bridge over the canal, near the depot, on
{ !e Reading road.
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L F.. IRVINE.

hereby give notice that 1 am a candidate for
the oficc of Sheriff of Deer Lodge County, sub
ject to the decision OF the County Democratic
Convention.
Con MURPHY.
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The delegates arr to be chosen by Democratic
voters Of the several precincts, on Saturday,
Aug. Is, 1850, at such an hour and place as the
members of the committee may designate.
The committee recommend thai none but del
esates and their a!ternatcs be admitted to the
convention. J. Il. WESTON, Chairman.
L. MCSORLRI, Sec'y.
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At a meeting of the Democratic county com
mittee of jefferson county, NJ. + held pursu-
ant to notice ut Raiersburg, on the. 1lst day of
July, 1880. it was ordered that u Democratic
county convention be held at the court house in
Radersburg, on Saturday, Sept. 1, 1886, at II
O'Clock m, ior the purpose of nominating a
Democratic county ticket, choosing delegates
to the Democratic Territorial Convention and
transacting such other business as may come
before the convention.
The airport. onment of delegates to The conyen-
finn is as foil ,wS.
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thereby announce myself as a candidate for
the Office of County Clerk and Recorder, subject
to the decision Of the D'!noclatic Comfy Con-
We ltion.
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thereby give NOTICE that l am a candidate for
the Office of Assessor nj Deer Lodge County. sub
ject to the decision of the County Democratic
Convention.
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Resolutions adopted by central committee:
On nat;oa the following resolutions wefa
adopted:
Hc0'Uc5, That The primary elections shall he
held at hc different precincts on the 18th of Az
gust, I 81.
ReSo,Oesf That the Democratic county co1yalI-
ton shall meet at the court housa /, Deer Lotgc
at IL o'r.ock IN. on Friday, SEP. s. 1870.
RcsoS1et. That all representation To the Demo
cratic county co;yentIai, shall be by delegates
and their ;llternateS' said allernateS shall he
elected NJ the sanie time AID IN the same ina A.
aer as the delegates.
Resoised. That all democrats are reqaest.i Ia
saeet al s.aeir respective piecinctso a tIe 6Iv No.
therefor and vote for delegates a.Il ttittr alttr-
HaieS 70 att"li thr D:motf4,.ie crttty 90 irst
fios.
a. r.. MAYHEM,
Chairman.
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JAMES b. NC MASTER.

thereby announce myself candidate for the
Office OF Probate Judge of Deer Lodge County,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Cnun-
ty Convention.
T,JEP T. TpyJSE
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the post Office ut Bal
vertisei Aug. Is. 1881.
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I announce myself a candidate tI the office
of Treasurer of Deer L9 lgc County, subject to
the decision Of the County Democratic Convcn-
ton.
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LONDON. August 4--Tlc Imd.
says: The marriage Of lady Isur,icl
and Aslnead Bantlcti will TAX" plH'
day.
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W. J. MuCUHMICK, Chairman.
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paiifisaI InnounssVsnfs.


paiifiraI IHuounceWsnfs.
Advertisements IN Ter this heat must be pail in
0tpancs. No exception sciU be made I" he 'ule.
thereby announce myself as 4 ",~lidate for
the Office of Sheriff of Deer Lodg County, sub
ject to the decision of the County Democratic
Convention.
Lou p. SMITH.
thereby give NOTICE that 1 am a candidate for
the Office of Assessur Ut Deer Lodge County. sub
ject to the decision of the County Democratic
Convention.
JAMES B. MCMAsTER.
-----. ~-.----
thereby announce myself II candidate for the
office of Probate Judge of Deer Lodge County,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Coun-
ty Convention.
CALEB F. IRVINE.
thereby give notice that l am a candidate for
the office of Sheriff of Deer Lodge County. sub
ject to the decision OF the County Democratic
Con MURPHY.
thereby announce myself as a candidate for
the Office of County Clerk and Recorder, subject
to the decision Of the D'!noeiatic Colnty Con-
We ltiOn.
JAMES :. M~C-ANDREWS.
- --
hereby announce myself a candidate for the
Office of Clerk ami Recorder of Deer Lodge
County, subject to the decision of the Demo.
cratic County Convention.
J. f.. DICKEY.
announce IN yself a candidate tor the office
of Treasurer of Deer Lol gr County, subject to
the decision Of the County Democratic Convcn-
ton.
+. g.. WATERBURY,.
thereby announce myself Il candidate for tho
Office of Treasurer of Deer Lodge county. sub
jcct to the decision Of the Democratic com y
convention,
TUoS. II. IRVINE.
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GhRPIGL D Or HANCOCK

And rpln money. Circular and ter Ire
uu,h; 50 csn,s. e. y. rRkAr, Pub, s,i
broggwb,. nv York.
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.Ila ACAinTRllaniS Of s.
ANTWAL KTMGNn
Manhood How losl. HuM aoslorod

Manhood How LOST, HuW Restored J
ps-9s-s Just published. new edition Of
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=. u tol ESSAY on Tho radical cure
without melicinel OF SrruNAroBpHorA
Or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Somis
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Firs, Induced hy self Indulgence or seS-
ual cxtraytgauce, sc.
s5y' Price. 10 scaled envelope, only
siN cpnts.
The celebrated author, in this admir-
able Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a
thirty ycars' sucoessful practice. that The
alarming consequence Of self abuse tony
hc radically cureI without The danger.
GUS use Of iul.raal moliciuc or the ap-
.plicali1n OF the knito pointing out
mode " cure " once simple, certain. and
sfeciu,l. he, NAV cure biuselr Ohcaply,
privately, nnd H,picALLY.
gly T1is Lsctrc Wpr0re boon 10
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sent und,r seal. ina plain envelope. TO
any alrcss, po7'.p1.d on rscripioi six
cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers
TliE CCLEENWELL MEDICAL co.
q itu ST.. N'v YORK post office 4jro Box
sept Z, l1'S. ".
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Red ants, one Of tho worst pests Of
the household, may be trapped BY
placing creased plato who're the
ants can get to it, when in short
time il will be covered with th, ants
adhearing 70 It's sticky surface
DO uoi use dairy implements
made OF soft wood. They soon be.
come saturated with oil Of old butter
they come in contact with.
Now that many early ljwers have
quit blooming their seeds should be
gathered Ond the plants removed to
an appropriate place.
Tomblers that have bad milk 10
them should never be pat 10 hot wa.
ter.
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I,,y,,o or ain IF nm, vi4h.s q,
60 -. ..,.,
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sft 70
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a Ructonesr -George II. Hacken-
burg, of Middlecreek, p. o., would ans
nounce to the people of Snyder coun.
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. lie
guarantees satisfaction. Mar.15.7zti.
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r.. 3. TREAT, r. 1issSS"g: Pssi'.s'r >; :;
more Agents ~ evsrS County, STEADY work
aud bost terms
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rfTr-l 4 MO iSt1ps, sub Bass, Octave
~ IL ~ -, ~ > NuN, o.~.fa all ". ~.
Pianus Slg' up Catalogue rre AlIrUss
nANiIL +. Bfh1I, Washin.t 20, y J.
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Farm. Home &c..


0nUz-----z------ ------------
Ho,o TO Ploto IPcu.-In the first
place have your plOw sharp. Even o
good workman will not bo abe to
do good work with bad tools. 1t is
not enough 10 turn over q clean furT
row. Good plowinG means the
thorough pulvcriAatjun oi the soil,
and the best plowmau is lac Who car
break a. the ground Into the Gnrs
PARTICLES Plow an inch or g, deeper
each year, md thus deepen y.u
seed-bed aud brins the suhsuii int"
contact with light aod air tr thcu
chemical operations. You con u'v1
90 too deep provided you 20 siow.' .
Never be IN hurry ut thi, hjui o.
work. Ifyou have not tho time t.
do your work just right make
the time. One acre well plowol /
worth two acres hAlf WY donc. II q
rock or a root or any Other obstruc'
tion is in yo1r way stop anil get rid
of it entirely. # it il n rock put D.
on your fence or throw it il n sink
hole mover let il bother Won again
disposed OF i, at once. DO not rid.
on your rl1v handles. Yonr team
has draught 20 overcome wiihoH
your lOziness aiding lity pounds
moro. Riijn! % tho hiuiics mover
docs good work. When done tax.
your plos and clean it wcll ani pu
il under cover out Of the WA Of We
and moisture. which, like rot, soor
destroy q valuable implement.
IVam Fl9rsrs lrH GrV,c IN M,
Stais 2-This qre.tIon il pug q
me every Spring by scores OF city
people, whose little patch which thy
wish to devote to ilowc,s /, 50 wall,
oil mp By ncishb)riny hon'o, That
the direct rays Of the eIn never
touch it. But few piants will jeyc.,
op their flowers thcro, aud none vii
do ii as well n II it were llgh,od ~
by sunshine a part Of tho day. Eu.
chsia-, pan.ics, l,r got-mo.no,., vic
let's, lohclia', lilies Of the valley
phloxcs, and other hcrbaccJus phut.
whose native habitat is shady WOO,
will do best, but even these lGn-uisl
II denined all direct sunlight. Tn,
best effect in such si'u1t,oas IS pro-
duccd by ornancntal-leavcd plants
that beauty of which is not dcpcn,
dent upon their lowers. Anon
these may bo ranked the gold ano
silver varieSated-lcayei gorauiums
achryanthu1, ,nl,cruanthcros, bcgunia-
aladiums ceuLaureas, cUleu,cs, etc
which, il plauted 80 a. to bring tn,
various shades in contrast, produce a
pleasing effect, which continues dur
lug the entire summer months, aul
is not surpassed by any display o
Howers.-Pcttr Henderson.
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HaREsss Asss s'zsNsH4,rEssME.ssss.
.BRHiNGLE'S
& 0 n FEC ITO NIIKY

II. BkENGi,k, l29 King sirent. hrs crc7y
thing nlCn for the soasun
Hn is now making Speciality of fURE
FRENCH CH NDlES hand made, of tbu hes:
sugar and most delightful HavOrs warranted lroe
from terra lh", glucousc, and other Injurious
mlEtures, which make sumo candios C:,eap ard
dangerous. Ills Garnmria and S;uyhrah Fruits
are not 10 bo surpassed
=, his CAKES, Black, Fruit. Found. Jelly and
Fancy, UrnanleEted snd Plan, ara snI,l cloguer
thsn they can be manufactured nt homa
Br0ngies Ice CreAIn is orc of tho kcxand ria
staple manufacturers lis .r.;s3 hiss lUGS toon
in ovcry Cnc's month.
Cream Puts, Tart9 anc, rastr9, Can.lins srd
caGy Of e.! kinds
Fles s,spoeinity, Fruits, r1!s. Ccntec:ionorias,
WSSer Ices And al tho deiicGG;cs Of tho season.
Oysters, the pick OF the market, and choap %
chcHpoat; II aii styles, Nice comfortable rGnEns
TO sarge ladies or gcnilcmaas
Ee caters los families an3 eutaThsinfnontz, sni
sGpaiiea ls!1ies with Ini!i anl, oysters. Ttoc l
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IMPORTAST QUESTI0NS.

Reader havn you csneht . co;J2 Aro yoil
unabie to raise tha ;.niogrn? usva you al irr:-
tatlon in tho thrna:2 A saSsa OF oppression on
tho lungs with short hrG,sh Do you have 3
FL of coughing on lying down2 i shsrp pain
now snd then in g region of the hGsrt, shoulders
and back? ~ so, OUR ADVICE is to tsko
at once a doso Of cutt's axpoctorant; you will
soon be able TO raise tio f,hiegm. IN An hour
repest tina kIpecsorant, yiaco hot iron 10 tho
fsot take two Of 'l'ni15 j'!ils. You will socn
Isl! into = pleasant, sleep snd wake up in the
morning cnusa gorn. lungs working freely !,
ossy breathing and tia bowes moving il a rst-
ural nlsnncr. To prevent y return Of theso
synil;nTGs uSo :hg .sEpociorant several days.
Office, 35 HI UitIsA Y 81 , II. EOHK,
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SeD~ALL QUIET ALONG TIE p P0ToMAC--But
il you turn au c3o to |. EICnBURa's storo you
will iia4 things very lively. Their house has
already completed theis SrEINGPUgCHAsEs. and
aro selling some Of tho LATEST NOVELTIES in
GriIEd CLoTEt Or ALL SHADES AND GRADES
at i1uca below The present Prices. BUNTINGs
10 oVeIy shade rnd widths Imaginable, with
elegant and suitable trimming silks to match;
ai5o Buttons, &c. Wo have large variety OF
these goods. and ask respectfully for your in.
sn,cioD. We s'so this Gay opened 5000 yards
Of EMEROIDERIEs AND HAMBURG EDGINus
from 2o, to l3c. s yard; positively worth
moro than double tho money. Call and tako q
look. l. EIcHBURG,
Successor to Slaymaker Go,
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HAD TERElei,E NIGHT SWEATs.
hdcmnhis Eohrusrv 1S-

Memphis, February il, 1871.
DR.. Tut: Slc--i aavo been suffering for near
ly two years with u severe cough. When l
commenced taking your EXpoctorant ! WAS re-
duced to ono hundred and s:xtson pounds in
weight. l had tried almoat everything; had
terrible night s~aats. ! have tHaon half dozen
bottles. The night swtnts navn loft NE, ihr
cough has disappeared. aud 1 have gainod lHaen
pounds III flesh | recommend it 10 s!t my
friends. with great respect,
OLIVE EICE.
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sss2T alssSafiG.

PIC jos IN EiAMBUEGS.
-a-S Monday, February 10th, ESQ.
a lob tot cf Hamburg EGsinss and Inser.ngs
INST f"crived, very cheap. Also 40 dC&,n Pure
L'nen Napkins o. G0c por do&; Bslbriggan Ii so
ST Zoe, n Job; British i!&lf ioss at ~ and 25a,
ezra cheap; Lad lcs' iAourniug HsrdkorchaGs,
nrw style; cAtrs large Ert@s Quilts al SLID
- T.. E!iAuilEhK,
II. j. l:ccmeH. no l09 King street.
Alexandria, Va.
-! wool bunti"g5 Al -. gtoat bargains.
l+'H III II. f. b.
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EGeEsEa ssEaT's, ElSEs, ssc.

NJ uTiGE-~i call tha attention Of tho public
- tn tho northeast corner Of tho Market on
Fairfax and Cameron st5nOts, whore hava ro.
snmo1 business "L my old stand, aud will h.v"
on hand NJ all times good supply nf CHOICE
FkHHil MEhTS, consisting of RarG Mntton,
l,snf,, V"nl and Pork. .ng"Lhor with ell kinds
Of ShuGAHE and riIDnIEG&, or my own
msnufnctu7o n'an call attention To atall No.
~. opnotiLn where have on hand tino seiec.
tion OF CliO;G& PiGEhE1, consisting of Gu.
cumhcrs, Chow chow. Chop Pickle, Mixod
tickln, GhorkinF, Ganliower End ricklod
Onions, and Mi kinds of Pickles in slas4 isrs :;
lisltord Sauce, Wsrwckshira Sauce, Uatsup,
French Mustard. rurn Olive Oil, imported
Edam C!roose, Pepper s'nuce, S;ardinos in quar-
tor and half boxes. bincn klent, Msccrroni,
I,emt ns, ctc.: CHOICE SIiDKHD FISH, rro.
pared fnT tahlo usn Immediately, consisting oi
Mackra!, Shah, Salmon and Potomac kou Her
ring. ANY Of these artclos can he procured af-
tor market hours nL my storo No. II south Fair
fax street. 2tD bbs OF Fish consisting Of gonu-
inc Labrador snd Family Roe Herring in bbls,
hafsSbls and kits; Potomac Shai, in .hsrrels,
hal barrels and kits Mackorel, Eos l, snd g
in barrels, half barrels and kits.
nov - $: J. EREU
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IUMMIT MINERAL SPRING WATER.
~ Wo hsve just received one barrel ot the
above celebrated Wster direct from Harrison,
Maine; Ii is bighly recommended for diseases
ostha kidneys, dyspepsis, rheuuati.m, nervous
diseasea, &c. Sc. Circulars can be ked upon
appi:cstion. fof sale by the gallon by
dec Il. s. LEADBkATER & BRO.
8 LII KINDS OF BRAN, white and brown
d--A MlDDbINGS, RYE CHOP and CORN
MEAL for sale by
DovM CHAS. s. TAYLOR, Jr,
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R7E.sStsH: !aGEs saE.assH4.
SSY e. f. Il pT4 Nos

ChANO, SQljAEE AND UPRIGHT.
highest hnnors Psris Exposition 1878. fhc
St'Hli koudoir Gtnnd. or Uprigkt, tho arIist's
tsr"ritc, dcjirS competition
q. l.. WILD " i;!iU.. Solo & gents.
rs in st,, II. w, Washington, y. T..
q leo sGo.,'s for tho celebrated Kianich ,S Bach
aHI other lrst class Planes. and tho PnCuhct,
FELTON, 81 Go. Standard Organs
g ,tstti Nhh GGi! SToRE WITH W. W. ADAM s.
%oNH. - King street, E'nxanr:a; ALSO refer In
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no. 49,.
NMa.GEgNAE.
DIR. s.EsJTTTS
.E|!.XII..P:.EIl'('.I7ORANT.
IN 25 CTS. AND ST. BOTTLES.

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Balls An ever trGcci 10 sufferers from rulno.
nary disIsses
nr. J. +. HAYWOOD, of Now York, volun
tarily indorses II. kesd what no says:
Now York, Sept. 10. 1877.
DR.. Tut: Dear fir--During this year treat
cd nine hundred eases of lung diseases. In tho
lower wards of tho city tho cases were Of very
severe tyne. ]: WAS thoro my sttenton was
called TO TUFTS .G:poctorant, and l confess MY
surprise At its wonderful power. rnring y prac-
tico Of twon.y years l hNvo never known a med.
icine 10 act as promptly and with euch happy
effects. II instantly subdued tho most yoen
Cts of coughing, and invsrisbly cured tho di-
seaso il q few days. l chcerfnlly endorse 1t az
tho best lung medicine l ever used.
j. FRANCIS LAY WOOD, MD.
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Cf;na Eyon;ao Now, Au,ueto

Office Evon1g NowR, augusta, Ga
DIR. Tut: dear Sir--My little son was attack.
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ed TO your valuable EXpectorsnt. / had tried
most everything recommendod but none did
any good until / used your Expectorant, ono
bo.tlo of which removed tho cough entirely.
With ma;;y thanks. sm yours truly.
JOHN 81 WEIGLE
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