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Practical,

Zabdiel Adams, Congregational clergy
man, of Massachusetts,, in the last century,
was noted for sharp wit and pithy sayings.
He was apt to say pungent things in tho
pulpit, If matters went badly in the parish +,
aud adjoining parishes had learned to fear
his sharp tongue.
A neighbcring clergyman noted for his
mildness and timidity, once proposed an
exchange Of pnlpits Mr.. Adams accept
ed the proposal eagerly, for be was itching
70 tell the people some plain truths about
their niggardliness ia neglecting their
meeting house. There were broken paucs
10 the pulpit window, ragged cushion on
The desk, and general iofloruness about
the sanctuary.
Mr.. Adams had prepared singing re-
bnkc for parsimony, when his tiiuid neigh
Dor suspecting some such purpose. rode
over on Saturday and cxacted a promise
that be would say nothing nnkind to the
people Mr.. Adams reluctantly consented
but new idea occurred to him. Taking
little bag into the pulpit, he waited iii
the congregation gathered. Then, looking
round. as # feeling draught, he examin-
ed the broken panes, and opening bis bag,
took out q bundle Of rags, stuffed them
slowly into the openings, aud surveyed bis
work with great satisfaction There was
sensation below.
He then began the services. Ii The
middle Of bis sermon, growing very ami
mated, he closed tho Bible, set i aside and
lifting his hands inpressisely, suddenly
brought them down with great force On he
cushion. Feathers blew ont Of lhc holes
Looking round eomieally, he nid:
Bless mel how the feathers hyla aud
resumed bis sermon a. il nothing had gone
amiss.
Il Is needless to say repairs we're made
before another Sunday, fhongh he bad |
kept tIle letter Of AlA pfosnise d the liuaid /
pastor
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The spider has never been at school a
day ia his life, he has never learned a trade
or read a book, yet he eau make the
straishtest lines, most perfect circles, beau
tiful little bridges, and many Of his family
can spin and weave, some Of them can
hunt and swim and dive and do mason
work almost as well as If they had trowel
and mortar. There Il spider in my
garden that makes so many lines and cir
eles you'd think il had been all through
geometry. 1t makes circles, every ona a
little larger than tho other, about twelve
Of them, and then from the smallest circle
begins and makes about twenty-eiaht
stnight lines, going TO the outside circle.
like the whalebones ia an umbrella. II
makes its web 50 perfect and regular that
il is called the geometric spider. You'd
see late IN summer, clusters Of its eggs On
bushes and hedges When Matched the
spiders all keep together ia q little Bali.
You touch this bali aud thc little spiders
viii scatter 10 AL directions, but a. soon -
they can they'll get together again, Is Sc.
fore l left my silk dress last nighl hang.
ing over chair near the wall, aud this
morning found that Mrs. Spider had
been there ia the night and made beau.
tilul little bridge Of spider silk between
my dress and tho wall. The spider that
made this bridge for me had eight cyes.
Il cant move my Of these eyes; each eye
has but one lens and can only see what i
just In front Of it. Ii had pair If fhufp
claws IN the fore part Of It's head with
these little pineers il catches other small
spiders When the spider Is II rest Il
foIds these Little claws one over ne other.
ike the parts Of scissors. This spider has
eight feet most insects. you know, have
six Az the end Of each foot il moxea.
bio book Il has Eve little spinusrk 81
spinnafets. with which Il makes III wsb
Each Of those spinnefs haa an opening
which 4 can maks large Or small ~ Il
likes. There is q tuba lika lit<Is bah
communicating Tito each of lhese 'ItA2
II lhia tube af6 iaaf lilkx lns
efsoits which holds &c .e|set sal.s.AaSs
Of which ihe thread il A1s,a a s4ah "a
ttt liquid comes 70 DO 81 i b>e14sts
tough ADD strong 'btasd aer1oe ~
ar acts upon 4 IL SONS nay.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub,
IN scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county, letters Testalnentary
on the Personal Estate Of
ISABELLA C. REAVER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allperons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouch.
ers thereof legally authenticated, to the sub.
scriher, oRor before the 9th day of Febru-
airy, nexti they may otherwise BY law be ex
eloded from all benefit of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
July, 1880.
WASHINGTON REAVER,
aug I'4t Executor.
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WOOD LOTS At PUBLIC SALE.


PY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
- Court Of Carroll county, the subscribers,
as Executors of Elizabeth Calharine Erb, de-
ceased, widow Of the late Peter Erb, will offer
at Public Sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, the 2Sth dag Of 1Hgu4i, 1850,
at O'Clock, p. M, all the nndevised Real
Estate left by said Il. Catharine Erb, deceased,
and by her will ordered 10 be sold. to.wit -
A parcel Of Woodland, containing
Is Acres, l Rood and 20 Perches
OF Land, more or less, situated near Wiest's
Mill, adjoining West mill dam and the lands
Of Mr.. kee.er and others, in Myers District,
Carroll county, Nd, il being all that part Of
the land Of said Peter Erb, deceased, known "a
Lot No. , in the plat thereof made by J.
Henry Hoppe, Esq, Trustee, under deed Of
trust from said Peter Erb, dated in 1913. Ii
is covered with young thriving Timber, and
is well watered.
Alsoanother parcel of Wcodland containing
Acres and 3 Roods of Land,
more or less, lying near said first parcel, at
the head Of said mill dam, adjoining lands Of
j. Davidson aud others, known on said plat
OF Peter Erb's land as lot No. 4. Possession
given on compliance with the terms of sale,
aud a good title given for said land on nav.
ment Of the purchase money.
TEnNs.-0neth ofthe purchase money
In cash on the day Of sale or on the ratifca.
ton by the Court; one-third in six months, and
the remainder in one year from the day Of
sale, with interest from the sale; the credit
payments to be secured by the notes Of the
purchasers, bearing interest from sale.
RICHARD DELL,
JONAS FR0CK,
Executors
Joseph NJ. Parke, Attorney for Executors.
aug Its
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w. Apps iSNtNAAA l.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County sitting
asa Court of Equity.
Henri NJ. Breem vs.. Horace L. Brooke ct. al.
ORDERED this 9th day Of August, A. d.
~ 1880, that the sale made by Thales A.
Linthieum and Charles B. Roberts, trustees
for the sale Of the real estate ia the above
cause, deereed TO be sold and reported by
Charles u. Roberts the surviving trustee, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO tho
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
slh day Of September next; provided copy
of this order be inserted ia some newspaper
Published in Carroll county, once in each Of
three successive weeks before the 30lh day OF
August instant
The report states the amount Of sales to be
SIS, 100.
FRANK 7. SHAW,
Clerk Circuit Court for Carroll county.
True copy, Test -
aug 7-st FRAxK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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Sunday School Pic Mic.

THE Deer Park Chapel Sunday School
a will hold Pic Mic on SAruRD1r, SrP.
TKMBKa I, 1880. The exercises will consist
Of Singing BY the School, Addresses BY sew
eral prominent Speakers, Balloon Ascen.
sion, &c. Ice Cream, Confectionery and
Fruit viii be sold for the benefit Of the school.
A Band Of Music will be in attendance.
iulv %
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NOTICE.

TNHE levy for Corporation Taxes for 1880,
a viii he made on or about the frst Of
October next. The Council will be in session
on the First Monday evening IN August and
September, and will then hear cases Of erro-
neous assessments and reasons for attachments.
BY order p. II. IRWIN,
aug 3-st Mayor.
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Eckenrode's Bone Phosphate.
THE GREAT CROP GROWER .
MANUFACTURED ny
I. II. ECKENRoDE, TANEYTOWN. Mn.

MANUFACTURED ny
I. II. EcKENRoDE, TANEYToWN, Mn.
INHlS Phosphate has been in use for five
Il years by the side of nearly all the differ.
ent kinds in the market, and has proved itself
To be equal to any for wheat, and for Grass il
Is better than many others. II is a general
improyer Of the soil, not only for one year,
but for several years. Those who have not
used our Phosphate are invited to give il a
triali q single experiment will convince any
one Of its merits, and will afford ample evil
dence OF its guaranteed quality. S35psr ton,
cash. $50 per ton credit, with interest from
Oct. LIST, in 3, O or IL months.
For sale al Phosphate House, Westminster,
BY g. W. Hull; Finksburg, by Lewis Shpley;
Winfield by Jas. II. MeQnay; Unionyille,
Frederick county, by W. A. Piitinger; Wood.
ensburg, Baltimore county, by Allgire l. Roop;
upperco, Baltimore county, by W. A. Burke;
Hampstead, Carroll county, BY c. NJ. Murry
4 Bro.i Patapsco, by Joseph Armaeosi.
aug 7.3t
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'EIGelSi0r' ( Ann0HiatRd Phosphate

so well and fayorably known By the Agricul.
tural public, relying upon his experience and
personal reputation hitherto acquired in the
uniform excellence Of these Fertilizers, as
manufactured by him, continues to offer them
70 the Farmers and Planters Of Maryland and
Virginia, with the assurance that the high
standard quality of each will be maintained
rs heretofore.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
~ scriber has obtained from the Or.
phans Court of Carroll county, letters OF
Administration on the Personal Estate Of
STEPHEN GoRSUCH,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are here.
by warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, 10 the
subscriber on or before the Ord day of March
next; they may otherwise by law be ex.
eluded from all benefit of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 3rd day Of
August, 1880.
ISAAC C. BALE,
aug 7'4t Administrator W. A.
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Commissioners Notice.

TIME County Commissioners Of Carroll
Il county, vii meet at their Office, in West,
minister, on the FRsr MoxDAY or SErrExREa.
1880, for the transaction Of business.
by order, JOSEPH A. WAESCHE,
hng Clerk.
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WESTMINSTER SEMINARY.
+. r. BUELL., Principal.

\ FAMILY School for Young Ladies' and
"A "A n uentlemen, limited to about Thirty
bpnp'ls. The course includes Thorough.
Practical English Education, with VoeaI
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Western Maryland College,
INCORPORATED 1903.

HNllE 9th Semi Annual Session Of this
Il institution of learning will begin
SEPTEMBER sTT, 1850.
The special attention Of those residing in or
near Westminster is called to the advantages
Of having such a College so convenient to
them. Young persons Of either sex can here
receive thorough education at very moder.
ate cos, without losing the privileges OF home
residence. The Preparatory Department az
fords foil course for the Ordinary business Of
life and by the purchase of Scholarship the
full Collegiate course can be had at about the
same iow rates charged in the Preparatory
Department.
For further information, see, or address
the President, J. I. Ward, d. D., at his resi-.
dence, or any Of the Professors at their resi-
dences or at the College.
II is important that Students enter at the
beginning Of the Session or as soon there.
after rs practicable. aug 1-10W
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.
Notice to Trespassers.

IfHE undersigned hereby warn all persons
"A against trespassing on their land. either
for hunting, cunning, fishing or 10 any other
manner The law will be rigidly enforced
against all offenders.
Jesse W. Phillips, Jesse Beaver.
David A. Owings, John Buckingham,
Ell /. Buckingham, John w. Holmes,
Elias Yingline, james KINNEY.
Aug Z, iss0-Sts Richard owings.
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200 POUNDS NEW SACKS.
PRICE
s27.5o PER TON CASH;
S29.5o CROP TIME.
REFERENCES

REFERENCES
Lewis Green, VIM. Miller, Jesse Long.
Sheriff Geo. n. Fringer, Samuel p. Ever.
hart, Orlando Reese, Lewis @. Trumbo,
Thomas p. Goodwin, b. F. Shriyer 4 Co,
Cyrus Schweigsrt, Hon. John +. Smith, Col.
John B. Boyle, Sebastian Bowers, DR.. j. w.
Herring, Col. VIM. A. MoKellip, and many
others in this, Howard, Baltimore, Hartford
and other counties.
Send for Circular. Principal Office as S.
Frederick Street. Baltimore.
GEORGE NJ. B0ARMAN, Agent,
aug 7.st Westminster. Md.
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Sunday School Pic Mic.

A Pic Mic will be held in the grove at the
Church, near Shaueks Mill, on SATURDAY.,
august eSth, 1850, commencing at 0 o'clock
A. NJ, for the benefit the Sunday School o 4
Bethesda Church. Ice Cream, Cake, Lemon.
AIDE, &c, will be supplied in abundance aud
will be sold for the benefit OF the school.
Addresses will be made by Rev. c. c. Cronin
and Rev. DR.. Uriel Graves, Of Baltimore.
The Taylorsville Band will be present on the
occasion.
aug 7.3w COMMITTEE.
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The above are the most concentrated Ferti-
lizcrs ever offered to the iarmer-combning
all the stimulating qualities Of Peruvian
Guauo, and the ever durable fertilzng prop.
critics Of Bones, in fine, dry powder, prepared
expressly for drilling.
For growing Wheat, it is the universal opin.
ion Of the farmers Of Maryland and Virginia,
after over twenty years experience in the use
OF these Fertilizers manufactured by me, that
an application Of 100 pounds is equal in its
effects to 200 pounds OF any other Fertilizer
or Guano, therefore fully 80 per cent cheaper
With my present advantages and superior
facilities for manufacturing, | challenge com.
petition with any Fertilizer sold in tho United
States, in Quality, Mechanical Condition and
Price.
by strictly adhering TO my Original Formu.
las, using only the most concentrated mate
rails, and experimenting in person their man
ufagtuFa--as for tho mat yapaufsf sssarg
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TO WHEAT GROWERS!

INhE undersigned, PloNEER in the manu-
a iacture Of Fertilizers in this CITY. and
ORIGINATOR in 1858 Of the Formulas and
processes OF manufacture of
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CENTRAL HOTEL,
Main Street, Near Depot.
F. H, BANKARD, PROPRIETOR.

HOUSE recently re6ited and refurnished.
"a The tables always supplied with the
best Injuries in the market, and the bar
stocked with the choicest liquors, wines, ale,
beer. cigars, &c. Board by the day or week
TO suit the times.
Particular attention paid TO transient c,,s-
TOM Charges moderate. Ample stabling
attached. mar lsso.tf
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Returning leave Mont Alto about p. m. i,
arriving in Westminster s:29 aud Reisters,
town at 9;lj.
Children under II years Of age, half fare
from all stations.
COMMITTEE OF 4RRAN0gsgNTs
James HUMPHREYS, Thomas Weeks,
Eli Cline, William Sheets.
aug
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HfHE Westminster Brass Band take plea.
a sure in announcing TO the public that
they will give their first annual excursion to
Mont Alto Park, near WaynesborOugh, Pa,
on Saturday, August 2lst, 1880. This is a
Western Nd. Railroad. Dancing payilions,
fountains, swings, flowers, &c An opportu
nifty will also be offered TO visit one Of the
largest iron furnaces in Pennsylvania.
MUSIC BY BRASS & C0TILL0N BANDS.
Trains will run as follows AT the annexed
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CoNsTABLE's SALE.

I.NFNHtUThs
Joseph NJ. Parke, Attorney for Exeeutor
aug Its
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-12-11

M "This world is all ieeting show, " but
II takes very lively work for some OF us 70
sep hold OF our tickets OF admission great
many are put out at the eeXlts-"Pneumonia
and aLonsumptiOn ~ but the number OF these
has been greatly reduced since so many colds
and coughs have been "nipped 10 the bud" by
the timely use of Sines' Tar, Wild Cherry and
HOarhound. For sale by all druggists, 20 and
20 cents.
We had q short-cake for tea" said a
little girl to u neighbor's boy, TO whom she
was talking through the fence. $50 did
We" he answered. every short-so very
short Il didn't 60 round"
--"Why is it your loaves are so much
smaller than they used to be?" asked a
Galveston man Of his baker. al don't
know, unless it is that use less dough than
formerly" responded the baker.
m For your Gold take
Sines' Tar, Wild Cherry and Hoarhound.
For YOUR Cough take
Sines' Tar, Wild Cherry and HoarhOund.
For Sore Throat take
SlneS' Tar, Wild Cherry and Hoarhound.
For Sore Lungs take
Sines' Tar, Wild Cherry and HOarhound.
Sold by druggists, Is and 20 eents.
well, wits, you can't say ! ever con-
traeted bad habits" "No, sir you general
y expand thsu."
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HE STILL LIVES.

Some years ago DR.. II. V. Pierce, of the
Worlds Dlspensary and lnvalids' Hotel, of
Buffalo. N. Y. and London, was sent for to
examine a terrible disease Of the knee joint,
resulting in liberation aud extensive slough
ing of the bnne and TISSUES. The mans life
had ueen despsrrd OF by the previous at
tendants. Amputaliun at the thigh WAS
promptly decided upon and sklllully per-
formed by DR.. PIerceH as after treatment
10 purify the blood aud prevent II reacur-
renee oi the mdlady the doctors Golden
Medical Discovery was freely prescribed.
The mans system was thoroughly purified
and strengthened, he rapidly gained his
health, the stump healing nicely, and he is
to-day happy man. This case was among
the first in which this wonderful blood puri-
fer was tested. 1t has since manifested its
wonderful power over the worst scrniuluus
and other bond diseases. Taken for time
II SO purities und strengthens the system as
10 strolgy hrtily it against the encroarh
menis ol diseases. Sold by druggists.
MLDDLEFILLE, Mich, FEB. 18Th 1879
Hon. r. V. PERcE:
Dear Sri would say that have sold
your medicines for seven years, I he Gold.
on Med cal Discovery is the best cough rem.
edy ! have ever used aud in every case
where have recommended it, il has cured
] have used It in my family Tor my children
1t cures their colds and coughs in a day OF
two. My wife has used il several times
when down sick. It invariably gives i'm,
mediate relief It's sale increases daily.
J. B. KESTER, Druggist.
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-"0ne half of the world doesn't know
how the other half lives" exclaimed a gos
siping woman. "Oh WE'LL" said her neigh
Dor, "don't worry about it, 'tisn't your fault
If they don't know"
Mrs. Mountoy, who was reproached
for her lack Of sentiment, replied: GLOW
can a woman have any sentiment whose
husband goes to bed six nights out OF seven
with his boots on?"
M A little girl was teaching her brother
the Lords Prayer the other night, and when
she had said, "Give us this day our daily
bread" he suddenly called out pray for tatiy,
sster. pray for taity too; and she said you
for get that am going to give you some OF
Sines' Tar, wild Cherry ana H0arhour' for
your cold, which is great deal better than
iahy.
-"Are you any relation to my sister p
lie blushed and stammered until the young
lady. taking pity on him, solved the matter
by saying, "No, but he'd like to be
wouldn't you, Alfred ?" Cards will soon be
out.
Gus 10 Frank, who is chatting him a
bout bis thin legs. my dear fellow, we
can't all be eart-horses. Usefulness isu't
everything. you know and there must be q
lew ,horoughbreis, here and there, if only
for the sake Of ornament
a. IL IL contrary 20 our custom 10 recon
mend any kind Of patent medicines, hut nitel
No have seen the great effects OF Roberts
Horse Powders upon be hoyse IN This scei iOu
that have teeu cared ni iho spizoniic, as wei
a. other diseases We dc m 10 our duty, a. good
citizens, 10 T,oommeld u 10 owners Of horses
-subscribs for the ADVOCATE, only 81 .
year in advance
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NEW Jersey WINE.

This vine for sickness has long been in
popular iavur, but by no means intoxicating
in its nature. We refer to Speers PORT
Crane Wine, which has been introduced in
to hospitals and among the first families in
New Fork, the principal drug stores in this
city, by Alfred Spcer, of Passaic, N. j., who
has devoted himself for many years to the
cultivation of the 0porto Grape, and the
study Of lamentations, and producing an
article, the medical properties of which are
said by gentlemen Of reputation 10 be un.
surpassed. Mr.. Speer lerments his wine by
new process, perculiar To HIMSELF without
the addition of sugar or spirits. We doubt
whether there is vineyard in the old or
new world that can yield a wine at all com
parable TO this IN ricnness or delicacy of fla.
vor. All first class druggists keep it.
The above extract from the New York
Herald shows the appreciation in which
speer's wine is held abroad. We have drank
the wine aud eau truthfully endorse what
the above extract says concerning its good
qualities. The way in which it IS matured
by Mr.. Speer gives a finer flavor than any
wine we ever drank Boston Traueier)
For sale by A. j. During and C. T. Horn
Druggists, Lehighton, Pa. wa
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Artist Ito a porter)-"You carried my
picture TO the academy and handed it over
n the committee ?" Porter" Yes, and it
pleased them nightly, d 1t would have
done you good to sre 'em laugh"
= Prince Bismark is now in better health
and spirits than for long time past; his
country lie has built up his strength won
dernlly. He has resumed his daily rides
and talks Of hunting next year.
The Rev. Cr. A. C. George, of Chicago
says that the delegates of the Methodist
Gcumencial Council in London "must com.
bine Two qualifications First, eminenee
tall enough Ia represent the greatest nom
state church on earth; and second, purses
deep enough to pay their own bills"
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The season for shooting deer in New
Jersey has ended. A penalty cf$5O is the
cost of shooting them out of season.
The Emperor william, old as he is, kill
cd 1ls deer and wild boars during his re-
cent hunting excursion at Letsingen
Almost every corner in the business
part of New York city now has It's "hot mur-
fms" They are baked while one walts,ond
sell for two cepts each.
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A cure aI last,

Specifics without number for the cure o
Catarrh have been extensively advertised
and doubtless there is some virtue in all but
the evidence is overwhelming that Ely's
Cream Balm goes more directly than any
other to the seat Of the disease, and though
il is comparatively new discovery, il has
resulted in more cures within the range oi
our observation than all the others put to.
gether. Wilkesbarre, Pa, Union Leader
Dec. 10, 1879.
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It is impossible to over estimate the value
Of a remedy which so perfectly controls the
annoying aud. dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs. DR.. Browning's C. & c
Cordial never fails when taken strictly in
accordance with directions. DR.. Browning
Proprietor. lll7 Arch ST., Philadelphia
Sold by all druggists. Price jOc per bottle