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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-19

tussing - the ball room, would be GOV.
ersd vith Ugly blotcheA and her peacs
II mind Destroyed for that evening.
According 10 Burtoo, . melancholy
duke of 4usoovy fell instantly i'll if be
bat looked upon . woman and another
authority was doomed TO cold palsy
under similar provocatioo. Weinrichur
tells Of . woman who drew the line st
eld ladies. which did not prevent him
losing biz lis u consequence Of his
sessngs prejsdics; for, being called from
the supper table BY some misehievous
friends b speak to an old woman. he
fell directly be beheld her and died
then and there What an old woman
did for this old hster. 40 eclipse did
for Charles d'Escaro. bishop of Ian
.greA, u was HE incoovenieot custom
20 isint q the commencement of u lu-
nas eolpss ssd remain insensihls as
loaa - i lase>d. When he was very
old sad io6sm IN eclipse teok place,
The god bishop went o6 - usual aud
never cane TO again. Old John Lang.
Ley, yhe asttled in Ireland in 1861,
e6sii6hSd IN antipathy quite - obsti-
nateiy. but had no idea Of dying Of it.
By his last will and testament he order.
ed his oospse q - walked BY 6fty lr
ishmen, for each Of whom two quarts
Of sqas vita wsrs 70 b prepared in
the hops that getting drunk they would
take to killing oos another. and do
something toward lsssening the breed.
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Il would u difficult to 6ndr II ths
whole ssogs Of ecsion . ooree6sfpg
ilsidsat tAan - coata,asd iA.ths 81
lowing extract from . letter. written BY
. British seamsn to his wife. u was
his 6rst service - . soldier. when he
WAS sent % shore with . boats crow
Of marines to silence . fort and take
sesss guns: .EE =
I'VE dispersed at few hundred yards
distance frem the beach TO keep the
coast clear while the boats Grew made
prizes Of the guns. The enemy had
advantage Of the wood. aud slso know.
ing the oonotry we'll and . tcoop Of
them shewsd IL sdssace. We wsss
ordered 10 fire. I took steady sim Il
my man ct about sixty yards. He fell
like stone. At ths same tine broad.
side from the - went in among the
trees and shs- ensmy disappsarsA "
could sssseely tsll bow. ! felt - thsueh
! must 90 up to him and see whether
hs Vas dead or alive. he 10y quite
still and vss more afraid Of him shau
when be stood facing ne few minutes
before. It 10 . strange feeling, 10 come,
over you oil st once that you have
killed man. He bad unbuttoned lie
jacket and .was pressing his hand over
the from: OF his chest. where the wound
was. He breashed hard and the blood
poured frsm the wound and also from
his Mouth every breath ho .took. His
face wss % white - death. asd bis eyes
looked 20 big and bright - be lnrnsd
and stared ct me. shsll never forget
it. He VAS . 6ns youne fellow, soe
more than twenty, i've. went down
On my knees betids him. and my breast
was % fall - though my own hesEt
would burst. He mad real English
facs and did mot look like "A sneuy.
What felt I never can tell; but If my
Life could have aaysd his. / believe I
should have given il. laid bis hss3
o. nv knee, and hs grasped hold cf my
hsud and tried TO speak. bat his voice
was gone. could not tell word b.
said, ana every time he tried % spssk
the blood poured epty saI kpsv it voaM
sson be over. Iaa noe ashamd - ~
that IVES worse than be, for 10 never
shed . tear. and / couldn't help it. HE
eyes were closed when . gun wss 6rsd
from tho --t ts AFdsf ahoasd, and that
aroused him. He poipted to the beach
where. the. hoat ,wq0 just pn@t6s n
Nth ~ onna WAAa4 laken, aAA .HhGn
our marines were waiting to oaa The
second boAt. snl thsa b pointed 70 the
wood whore the enemy wss concealed.
Poor !ellowi he little thought how /
shot him down. I,Hss NondssisG how
I Icosld lsave him b die Said DO u66
near him, whsn b. hads something like
Q consplsion toe . moment, and .thae
NJ lAes rollad asas, And. Ui5Aeut A6ta6
be was eons. trust the Almighty has
rscsissd his soal. i .lAs4 bia NJ 9sar
tly on the gra.s snS ~ 1ia.slt 60.
ed 70 airaeea ,vhen ! LOOKED 4 him Tor
the last ti0G I lomeAew thought q
everything ! Asard Ahoee tbss xaEks
aud Russians. end The ret Of then. bat
eli that seemed - fer o6 and The dsad
asa - 'essr."s fssgl|
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MISCELLANEOUS
FRENCH LAUNDRY
N0aln 0tTeet, Near First,
Baet os GATED stsiss Hosel.
FluhsS, PslisAiss, Lace Washioe asd Fan
" Wesk q ~ 0esesietisa.
f00s roaaoaabls.
a1adao elovlOg va0hOux.


r Ar0Y lHvKTw-lo SAID 10 EXCEL
IL I'll FsOAl1n - keevn fae ~ cooplos
soQ Of 8hsuossAm. They have bsea known 70
eufS the daeose svsn after tt has bern sessed Tor
many yeafS. Pssslysis and nervous aAbcttoos
lese ~ asA Ms ai0s1ley atlsviaEeG - - -
sftAo 4LE0tDO-alA0u39lCo oOLA ~ ~ q
tAa Dsue oeose Of KELLY YOUu0. Authorised
Aoeees foe Puges 0supd. d the lov ps1es o. q: -
- Da0t o1ot y 0sti - aoy o16ss0. t16sf
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II AcKNowLxDoI THE CoRN."-Thia
is,tha eeiginsei ths phsass Il acknowl-
edge The corn" Ia 1895 Andrew
Stevsss, . membsr OF Congress. said
In . speech that Ohio. Kentucky and
lndiane. ssat. their haystacks. corn
aslds ana fodder 70 New York and
RtilsdelpAh 1H sAle. i Wioklide. oi
Ksntucky. called him TO- order, declar.
ing that thoss States did not send
hsystacks or csrn-dslds 70 New York
fa9Vnler Wsllw do you send, r
sjA6a SUse@Sstt A's eby. hosses mules,
cattle and hog%" well. what makes
Your hossss. mplsh cattle .apd bogs 1
You fesd Gee worth Of hsy to . horse
You Just aPipass end rGst. oa top ol
your hsyp(6Sk I'd ride oRto market
How y i. With 7yoar eattle!. You
make one oS t6So carry $50 worth oi
hayR lsae - The RAstsra market.
How 6dch corn does il take, .,
eAissysAsss csaes . bashsl, 10 fatten 4
h6S = Nhy. thirty 'bushels.' =
.Thsa yes pat thisty bssasls int The
sAape Of . hog and make Il walko6 u
~ EAstses maskse." !" Thss NJ. Wick
w. jampsd sp and sstd, Mr..
Hpsakoe. ! acknevledge the corn"
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A pair Of very chubby lAgs.
Incased in searlse hose:
A pair Of little stnbby bes1s.
With rather doubtful toes.
A little kilt. little cost,
Cut - mother cal
And 10! before NJ strides 10 state
The frture's coming man."
A PAIR ef lAushisg. desp Tine ,eyrs.
A wealth Of lipglses brewu.
With cir ooquettisA - qsssn.
The Lelle Of ell the town;
A dimpled chin and tlushiog cheek
Lips red aud teeth Of pearl.
And 10! before u Shy and meek.
We've the futures coming girl.
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A hundred years ago . young Eug.
lishman wss thsr ad0ieed OF ell I'D
mirers ct the Opera OF Paris. becaus,
Of the ms9niacence Of his innuner.
able tsilsts. A Flemish baron. whe
happened 70 be prsseat one evening
when the Eoglishwan WAS srrayed
like unto Solomon and oil his wives in
their glory. obsssted in the English
mans hearing that tho son of Albion's
dress was very we'll for every day. buI
thst IL he (ths Fleming) were to give his
mind TO It he could sppsar in . suit
thst woald utterly eclipse the English
man'A
Il Tia result was . discussion, IN which
tho Euylishman joined. and . bet of q
thousand louis. the man who presented
hioseif next dsy in the costliest raj.
ment 70 take the morey. it being
stipulated taat in making the invsn-
tory 4ao soeount was - b taken OF
jeyelsY and precious stones.
a. Nsxs day the. Eaglishman was
promptly On hand. clad in white
ssmite. costly. wonderful. and the
Fleming modestly appearing in plain
brown suit. fitting HIM .'like the paper
to the we'll, and evidently purchased
sssay.nads.
"6hame and disgracs ait nodding on
your coat.tsils I" cried his friends, to
whom As had given tho straight tip;
"lst's pay our debts. and do you 20
and drown yourself"
Wait . moment, gentlemen" " said
The Baron. calmly rsmoving his coat.
"this garment 10 lined with material
that cost l00. 900 livEss . yard"
He he'd lined his coat with . genu>
iAs Rabeos. and took The money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-19
The Norey Conspira.ors.

WASHINGTON, November - John
Davenport and johnson, Of Cumberland.
have gone n mystsriously a. they came.
but have accomplished important 70.
suits. They were in consultation with
Colonel Ingsrsoll much Of the time.
They connected q. Il. Hsdl.y. Score
tary OF the Conservative Republican
Club In New York. with the Chinese
letter conspiracy. The evidence on this
head IL deemed conclusive, and hs prob.
ably signed the name "Morey" 10 the
Lynn register. It IT, suspected that the
signature to the Chinese letter was OBJ.
tanned by tracing from Garhsld's letter
to Hsdley. which hs wrote. not knowing
the character Of the man, in answer TO
an inquiry for fuller proof that he was
not guilty OF the Credit Mobilisr and Dc
Golysr charges. II. 81. Finley, author
OF the notorious Springer letter. and Q
henchman Of Barnum, 10 also suspected
OF being in the conspiracy. Whether
Davenport and johnson have connected
Stillson Huichins with the affair 10 not
known. They were very rsticsnt, but
said the trip had been successful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-19
STOCK POINTS BELOW.
No Boon, TIL March % Aprii-Hard
Words Abeas Alsa-A Qasry.


-
Following is from the Stock Report Of
yesterday:
A private letter from the Comstock
states that there will not DO an excite.
usnt in Comstock mining shares until
next March or April. by which time.
q y our correspondent, something will
have been accomplished which will pos
sibly warrant q boom. The same writer
uttrrs q solemn warning against what he
terms the Alta deal. and says that the
manipulation Of that stock 10 Q cinch oil
the worst kind. Our correspondent 10
honest, sincere and experienced in min.
ing matters. and he probably knows as
much as any 'outsider" on the Com.
stock. The correctness OF his views In
regard to Alta remains to be demon.
straied. 1t 10 Q fact that the diamond
drill has been used in prospecting Alta Z,
aud the report 10 given out by the man
agem.nt that the drill has developed big
prospects. No one but the insiders
know what those prospects are. and We
have found il impossible. 30 far. to
learn any news except such - 10 given
by the Virginia papers or the Associated
Press agent at Virginia.
The Post. which has not f" faith as q
grain OF mustard seed " in Alta says /: II
Is said that Captain John Kelly (of Lady
Bryan notoriety) has been n OF the
"big Ipjuns" In the Alta movement.
His friends In this city have bought
heavily on his advice. aud were feeling
somewhat nervous this morning at the
further decline in the stock. The Cook
Brothers. who control the Alta mine,
are known to have lost considerable
money during the Lady Bryan deal.
Can 1t be that they have "got even =
with the gallant Captain by leading him
with Alta2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-19
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Help Wanted at stellerton.

SrrLLrRros, N. g., November TO-
There Is no very great change In affairs
here today. A meeting was held last
evening In the oompany's Office. and 1t
was resolved to send the following sp.
peal to the Mayor and wardeps Of the
various towns throughout Canada and
the United States "a terrible calamity
has happened In this place. Two dis.
as,ers In succession have been the means
Of killing Atty men and boys aud leaving
thirty.thres widows and ITO orphans.
Seven hundred men, representing Q pop
ulation Of 1000 people. are thrown out
OF employment In the face Of . Canadian
winter. We appeal to the generous
public for immediate help. Contri6u'
lions may DO sent to any Of the under
signed. (SiRped by James Hudson
Manager Albion mines; Robert SamP-
500, Manager Druumoud mine; Henry
Poole, Manager Acadia minea; John
Grsener, Manager Gale mine; D.: L.
Angel. Manager Nova Scotia mines; Rev.
WIN. N. Donald. P. P; Rev. d. 9.
Moore, Rector Christ Church; Rsy. @.
Dunn, Of the Church Of Scotland; Rev.
Thomas Cumming. Of the Presbyterian
Church; Rev. n. E. Thuflow, Of the
Msthodist Church."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-19
The North End.

The Nrws has received . copy Of q
new map OF the north end bOnanza
mines. including the California, ophir,
Mexican, Union. Sierra Nevada. etc..
showing. also. the location OF the Golden
Gate ground. covered by United States
patent. It shows. particularly. the gen
eral direction oil the ore channel accord
ing to latest developments, where u
awnings around to the east through the
Golden Gate and back to the westward
to the Sierra Nevada mine. The course
Of the Sutro Tunnel. on the 1000 level.
10 shown passing through the Golden
Gate toward the Scorpion. II 10 q dia.
gram Of interest to stockholders in that
direction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-19
Rxteusive Stock Suit.

San Francisco. November lS.-Ths
case OF Deborah Van Bokkelsn Of al. vs..
Daniel Cook and O. Derby 10 on trial
before the United States District Court
for Nevada. in Judge sswysr's court.
The action arises out OF transactions
In Alta stock. The PLAINTIFF claim ths,
In 1873 Jacob L. Van Bokkslsn. who
was killed by an explosion Of the
great frs In Virginia City. was tbs
owner OF not less than $4,000
shares OF the stock OF the company,
representing 1900 linesl feet on the
Comstock lode. That letters testament.
airy were issued TO Cook. and In bis in.
vrntory he appraised the stock ct only
IA, 900 shares, Of unknown value. That
Cook and Derby. by oonspiring toasthsr.
had . large portion Of the stock Of the
deceased sold for . delinquent ten cent
assessment. which. Il 10 claimed, was
levied for the purpose OF serving the
ends Of the defendants. The PLAINTIFF
represent that the value OF the properly
involved 10 over $4,000 for which
they demand ar accounting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-19
IspeliiWE Reform.
Following is from Harper's Weekly Of
November Goth :

Following is from Harper's Weekly Of
November Goth
A reform In English photography
must necessarily be slow-the work Of
generations, perhaps OF centuries.
There 10 . strong prejudice against
changes in the spelling Of o word by
which its appearance in print 10 altered
sensibly. Il IL plain that II scholastic
men agree that . more simple orthogrs-
phy il desirable. the transition must DO
very gradual. The Spelling Reform As
ISOLATION was oraanizsd-ws believe IN
Philadelphia-about four years ago. and
some notifications in the alphabet
adopted. Recently The association has
recommended the following rules for
new spellipgs
/. Omit q from the disraph ca whsn
pronounced as Q short. a. in he'd. hellh,
etc.
9. Omit silent Q after . short vowel,
as in hav. Civ, liv, dsfnit, in6nit, for.
bad, etc.
8. Write Q for phi in such words a.
alfabet, fantom, cantor, flosofy, tels-
graf. etc.
4. When . word ends with . double
letter. omit the last, a. in shal, vii. elf,
eg. etc.
s. Change ed fpal to ( when II has
the sound Of {, a. in lasht. imprssst,
ixt, etc."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-19
%Iuteroceanic Canal.

New YoaK. November ia Tribune
Washington special says: General Wills.
the new Minister from Colombia. said to
Q correspondent Of the Tribune yesterday
that the Government and people Of
Colombia were intensely interested In
iutsroceanio canal projects and watching
matters closely. but beyond this nothing
10 bis knowledge wal being done BY
them. Everything depended on the suc.
cess OF Lesssps 10 securing financial sup.
port for bis enterprise. II was reported
that he had already met with abundant
success, but this. Villa believed. was pre-
mature. As to choice Of routes the peo-
pie OF Colombia naturally advocate that
chosen by Lesseps, through their terri.
tory. a. the only practible route, and
they feel confident that ultimately ospi-
talists In this country will lend their
support to that route. Vila brings no
special instructions In relation to canal
prsiscts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-19

Edith Anderson, who vas struck In
the eve soms time ago by Q stone thrown
BY some boys who were engaged 10 ston.
ing q Chinaman, has at last fully recov-
cred her sight. and IL not In the slight
est degree disngursd.
"Ths foxes have holes" and are be-
ginning to look for Thanksgiving chick
ems along tbs west side and around the
north end Of Virginia City.
letter addressed a. follows Is held
fer postage ct the Gold Hill Postof3cs
Mrs. Annie Fulstons, Browns station,
near Reno. Nevada.
The weather has been very cold Of
late In the mountains; bet when the
wind did not blow was colder In the val
10y.
Specimens OF cobalt ore containing
nickel are shown in Virginia. II comes
from Walker river.
Ore will be extracted from the Union
Consolidated ct all available points.
Considerable work IL still being done
on the timber ranches OF the Sierra.
Last uiahs the thermometer registered
only six degrees below freezing.
Catfish from Sacramento now come
aoppius up TO the oonstock.
Con. Virginia produced $7I.Ass In %.
tobss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-19
From Bsdie.

Frank Doten. one OF the live men Of
the Bodis section, was in Gold Hill to.
day. He 10 on the lookout for some
machinery. etc.. and will rush back to
Bodis a. his time 10 limited. Mr..
Ds,en 10 engaged in supplying min.
ing timbers for the principal mines,
having several teams employed IN
that work. He speaks highly OF the
Bodis section and Its prospects. bat
thinks some Of the mines may shut
down for the winter in order 70 avoid
too heavy q tax on stockholders. Next
season. however. he thinks will be the
most prosperous yet known there. by
reason Of the large amounts Of good ore
already developed aud ready for working.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-19
Gafneld,s Southern Policy.

New Yoax, November 19.-Ths Times.
In Q leading editorial on the futua[ of
the Solid South. says: The task Of the
Republican Administration reduces itself
to . judicious organization Of the civil
service In the south on n hand and to
the impartial enforcement Of the laws
necessary to the protection OF equal suf.
fraQs on the other. It 10 the duty Of
the hour. frsn every point Of view. and
Affords the only hope Of success. The
requirement IL that appointments In the
South should be OF the highest charso.
ter; that they should be made with only
no much reference to political views -
would secure fidelity 70 principles OF
equal suffrage. and that they sh.uld Be
made, q far y possible, among South
ern men. This u not only reasonable
but imperative.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-19
EASTERN %DISPATCHE Is.
The Great frotter Comm. Homo.

The Great Trottef coming HOME
OMAHA, November ls.-St. Julien
was taken through yesterday in charge
OF o. A. Hictok. In . special car for
San Francisco. where DO will be win.
tered. He 10 In good health and con.
ditioa. A few weeks ago he was attacked
with the ~epizootic, but has entirely 70.
covered. the disease appearing only In q
mild form. Hickok 10 tlAted over St.
Julisn's brilliant performances OF the
season, and stands ready to back him
for Q large sum against Maud 8. or any
other trotter or PAGER. He intimstes
that the manager and owner Of Maud 8.
are not anxious to match her against St.
Julien, and he does not think the two
horses will svsr Be brought together In .
match. Re says St. Julien may not
beat his own record against time nor
that Of Maud g.. but that hs can beat
her In Q race Of Ave miles, three out Of
Ave, and will meet her st any time. The
horse 10 entirely free Of the ~splxootio.
and Hickok says he will bet $4,000
that he can beat Maud 8. or any other
horse, side BY side. he will come East
again next season. His net earnings
have been $2S. 900 this year. Captain
Stone says he expects next year to get
Maud 8. down to 2:08 or perhaps zoe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-19
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
The Rurke.Ronanza Trial.

SAN Francisco, November l9.-The
testimony OF J. @. Flood ss . witness In
the csss OF John q. Burke against
O'Bi.n's estate. to recover $26. 000. 900.
the value OF slums and tailings. was
concluded yesterday before Q Notary
Public. for use on the trial which CONES
Of In a few weeks. Mr.. Flood admitted
that the election OF Directors Of the
Consolidated Virginia from 1874 to May,
1878, when O'Brisn died. were con-
trollsd by O'Brisn. Flood. Mscksy and
Fair. and from May. 1878. to August.
1879, the date OF the commencement Of
the action. by Flood. Mscksy and Fair.
but 10 refused to answer - to their con.
troll Of the Union Consolidated. Ophir.
Mexican, Utah, Sierra Nevada, hale d
Norcross, Best & Bslchsr. Gould 4 Cur.
~, Yellow Jacket. Gold Hill Water
Works, Pacific Wood. Pacific Refinery,
and the Pacific Mill Companies. &. he
admitted that he had secured the
election Of Fish, Wallace, Wells
and O'Cennor as Directors OF the
Consolidated Virginia. but would not
state a. to other companies. or whether
they held any stock OF the Consolidated
Virginia. Wells was In bis employ.
O'Connor wal an outside man for Flood.
O'Breu, Macksy and Fair. while Fish
aud Wallace had secured proxies for
Flood & Co. to control the election OF
Directors. Bagley had been Secretary
OF the Consolidated Virginia, and was
succeeded by Fish, and Fish BY Ravens.
who 10 now Secretary. Fish being Prssi.
dent. Flood had resigned a. Director OF
the Consolidated Virginia In 1877. DO.
cause he was tired Of IL. - there had
been Q great deal OF fuss made here BY
one 8. P. Dewey. but be could not say
why Fair. Mackay and O'Brisn had
resigned, but the President and Score
tary had acted 40 such.
This closed the testimony except - to
unanswered questions. which will be re-
ported to the Court for its action and an
order to answer and produce the books
and accounts OF Flood & O'Brisn for
examination.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-19


In another column will be found .
notice Of the funeral Of Mrs. Margaret
Lowe. which will take place In Crown
Point ravine at2:30 Pm. tomorrow. An
invitation u extended to friends and 40.
quaintsnoss.
II. P. Wolf. Of Reinstein & Wolf.
formerly Of Gold Hill but now Of Bodis.
still celebrates. A nice little Bodis girl
this time. November 18th 1t occurred.
He is happy and his friends coDsratu-
lsts him.
d. 8. Gallstin, Of the vell.kuown old
hardware Arm OF Gallatin & Folsom,
Gold Hill, 10 In town. He says princi.
pally In Sacramento. and Folsom runs
things here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-19
IN The WHOLE HISTORY

OF Medicine no preparation has ever performed
such marvellous cures. or maintained 50 wide .
reputation. a. AIsR's cnERRr PxcroaAL.
which 10 recognized - the worlds remedy for
all dlsea zee Of the throat and lungs. lts long.
Continued series OF wonderful cure. IN all ell.
mates has made Il uni.errslly known ~ Q safe
and reliable agent to employ. Against ordinary
colds. which are the iorrrunners OF more sert.
Gus disorders. 10 acts speedily and sure y, 81.
ways relieving SUD, ring. and often ravipg life.
The protection II sdords BY Its timely use In
Il an Invaluable remedy 10 be kept always on
hand In every home. No p' rron c IN anord TO
b without II, and those who have once ussJ Il
never will. From their knowledge Of its COM
position and effects, Physicians ure this CHksRr
PEcroRAL extensively In their Practice. aud
ClerRy men recommend II. 10 10 absolutely Ger.
tain In its remedial effects. and will always cure
where cures aro p~ossiOls. IN