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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-11
Natchitoches and The New Orleans
Pacific. -
IN. O. Democrat.l

}, BONE time ago the Democrat took
oCcasl0n % mrRe upon the manage.
mont OF the New Orleans Pacific r1i1.
road the Availability OF c0nierring
With the citizens OF Natchitoches
With the view Of changing the line
dx1d upon for tho construction Of
the New Orleans Pacific road 90 a
to make 1t pase directly through that
ancient. but important city.
Recently, when the managers Of
tha Texas Pacific railroad were Ii
this city, the. editor OF tho Democrat
took occasion 70 personally urge the
matter upon them, representing that
NstchitOcheo Was ono OF tho oldest
settled t0Woe 10 the State; Wss sur
rounded By Q thrifty and industrious
population, rich and productive lands
was but sllRhtly OF the hne selected
for the route q the road, and would
undoubtedly. II aided by the road.
become . point Of very great impos}
taMCe u the near future. ,s,t g.
We expreeeed the belief that the
citizens Of NatChitoches would b
found ready and willing 10 meet th9
railway o@Ciah IN Z lIbeIaI spirit!
and would do ~ that could geason1
ably b expected OF them IN the wy
Of e1tending facilities Soe depoes, etc.
Some doubts were e1pteseed By
the gentlemen representing the Tex
- Pacific % TO the feasibility OF
changing TIE eu.vey. but Gen. Dodge
Woo Instructed 70 visit NStChitoOheoI
q a early date to confer With the
ott11sne, .a4d eco what can Be done 20
give them gail communication.
J. We have 20 dOubs that Wheu Gen.
Dodge ahAll vieie them and examine
carefully Into the really great indh.
Cquente offered By NatChit0ches
which b peculiarly and 'most fostu.'
palely situated, being the centre Of
eereams, oil OF. which fl0W through
one Of the richest sections ot the
olste-hp will come b tho conclusion
that the loterests OF the road will b
best subaefved BY giving that city q
leeet connection With the main road.
The citizens Of NatCkitochee are
among the most thrifty aud enter.
| pf1siuS q the 0tats. and Il 70 the;f
other advantages WeSe added those
that would follow direct tail Commu.
niCattop With New. Orleans. they
would soon make their attractive
cley one Of the Weolthjeot and moot
pIOgressivejn the Houth. The lice
\ Of Tie road - q present determined
eDOa y about Ten miles southwest OF
9aeehttecheo, aud, - nae folly ex-
Iplalood by Col. 0eeeu, .cht0l enGineef
,Oi the New ,Oet6ano Pacific when Ne
0ede hio. original suIvoy, tho din.
Guilty u the WAt e RAINING the line
|Ieo q 70 take 10 NatChitO0ht0 y tho
lAct that Il would require. tho Gross.
|in9 Of Cane, OF % e q generally
called Old nVee-e Vide Ind deep
oetoo@ which, Wvul6 IoQtire ekpe9.
bjvo eeldgo. otIuceueoo, ahd tke,aD-
peoooA % which y through "a q.
teoslve SWamp-aad would also ne
c6oDjtato .. very considerable de0ec-
tjo0 ftom oetJaight llae.
!, Al the0o difficulties I'm " readily
Dps1 o9nled b sneleoerlpg akill an1
noeey. but 10 90 Of To opooiou. II
e oe6uI4 prove a1ter o1aoioAatou,
nnWjee nom . railway Otsa0polnt,
10 think there Cou b no 0ueotlo1
eboes the edvioabliity Of tce1etec' !.
~ . oAost hne g connect 0otehito.
49, vite he 0alDr rad. D /.
6ueo % 0otlay WoQld, pepvo H. ~
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PARISH TREASURERS E,D
FUR 1851,

FUR 1881.
NArcnlrocuh l
November s. lsA
To the Hon, President and uaA
the. Police Jury Of tho RuiA dI
itOches:
Gentlemen I'm accordance viii |
Statutes Of the State, I have Ml
to submit for your considefstia 4
animation, the following estins's
various items required for Tie p
expenses of the parish Of Match
for the fiscal year 1881, bssed ~
Assessment Roll Of 1850, Mbdd
specifically vet forth, viz:
Pay aud Mileage Of President NJ
bers Of Police Jury, At
Pay Of Jurors and Witnessa il
criminal cases,
Pay Of Justices Of the Peace NJ
Constables.
Sheritt's Salary,
Expenses for maintaining pro- n
ners in Jail,
Pay Of Pauper's,
Salary Of Clerk. Police Jur,,
Salary of Parish Treasurer,
Salary Of Parish Physician,
Salary Of Parish Constable,
Bridge Tax
Contingent 4 General Expense"
Total Estimate,
On . basis Of 10 mills % tlsS
Very respectfully, Your ~ J so, g.
4. Z. m
Pasish 1Has
Norr:-Under the bred 4 -
gent and General ExpsnseA's = Il
the $4,000 appropriated y T. Il. !. =
repairs Of the Jail, and . T. ~ n.
priatel for the repairs Of ths y C'a Y.
lice ; also the probable snssa' y
to nav the District Attorney " ~ =,
prosecutions aud couyicse.a ~ ~
probable amount required y J,
Sheriff in conveying. ptl''Gss ~. !.
Penitentiary, sttendan1e::
Courts, &c., and . oshsfl ~
pe"'e' OF '''' f''''''A E.lgIgl
| Pazish lHa's
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Ths killing Of Dr.. JOINS. Editor Of
~ Nosta La. Republican, no matter
usho result Of personal sscerblties.
ananoe - julGiaed. No one csa de.
lsod On assassiu, and from oil We
- lsssn. such M Dr. JoSrs' fate
he New Orleans Democrat com.
D0ajoe that tho woods are full" Of
Doeple ID 10 city who talk and act
q the "befo tho wsh" ides. Bshe
thiag Ases. Politics and business
aN basod % ''beIo The wsh."
. Re. Jv1ss DucAsss be-. 10 10 are
informed, been corresponding with
Oeatlsmsn living in 0aacoips, France
UjlA ~ vieW d inducing the immi-
esaeioo q tho peasants Of that sec-
10 . Nssshitoehss parish. This
cdr asoehsr worker TO the list How
0aoy more Are there2
:, txxsxA ~ bulldosed East Carroll
Dopublieco dosnt pan out - rich u
u tAoaeAt. The day. for creating,
uo6R . stsstlisa display; Of hsad
In1a End Aoe North. ham. hsppl
y passsd and gone forever. In ~,
~ tine Wheo LAxln and. LAMrR'i
~ eosld @eaes apanic. win nevSl
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DAVID 4. WELLS, says that Sugar b
3.pog ooat cheaper q Eoalaud than
= ~ U0iled States, and II 10 had
~ tsa6e b Sugar Il would be q
eoeop 1sss . shere. No Louisiana
olgne plsatse ctuld prcdlas Apound
~ Weee ~ pee cont cheaper. Tho
c6eo tssde" o. sugar Would b. q
Guosod0 thiaG-bog 1ugisud, bal
veoo ooao4 IT, planter Of thid
0(o1o y oulthetUeus,
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TNHIS First.cl establishment is a
i NEW applicant for public favors.
The House has been newly repaired,
newly painted. and newly furnished
from top to bottom.
The table is the very best that the
markets Of Natchitoches and New Orleans
can afford, aud the attention to guests in
the true Southern hospitable style.
Don't forget Harris Hotel.
Corner Second + TrudeSux Streets.
NATCHITOCHES, LA.
Dec. lily.
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Sl,eeessisn Sslk

=I. Ia
Succession of olandix l.a*
DY virtue Of an order !. q &, - J 4.
ID trict Court Of tho ran'' N y
toches. State Of Louisiana. y. /. u
directed. I will offer for ~. ~, ~
s ths p' Ss" know" a. Il. Chi, !! =
on old river, and l,eloeE;.s,s ~
c cess zion at 10 O'Clock, 4. n. "a ID
Saturday, 18th Of Decenu ., ~
the following movable r s
LIT Kitchen utensils -
furniture.
Ok Ok i head Of 1 Horned Cattle
80 "' Terms Of SALE; ,
Ca,,, on the Spot, for 81 u: -, ~
Ten w" Dol la "a and for .ne.at;' s'
that hal sum. on !. credit .. Of t \. VI.
The pnrcaser to execute .. :" ~
. .sts with :; s1 *o ssss ": WITH
terest from day Of 40 ~
subject to appraissmscTs; ,.Acom !.
Nov. q.
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~ Hssvspost Standard lsvots tue
e)oel1oa q Prsoldsple bI the popular
~ q ~ psopls 10 future. and do.
oeooeoo, ths alseeotal system q d
leabeG. Or b oee do 10 Demo.
se01D b1rse ~ tsacee Of that States
sooAee' idei." i nm prQptI elect
~ rssg)d1Ats iastsad Of tho States.
tAso09A - 1!setoral COLLEGE @ nov.
- esAsD viii havs noehjss 70 do
sspeps slsne Ssiasoes. Seriously. do
~ q ~ o6stA, know wbas .1tases
Sel1s n1llg ~ W han talked
q eaeee ~ vse Ind ~ questios. u
~ ss'haew Whist ~ we've talt-
1essk vSpisad suilsyi -, :,
AcssoA ca = yees Tllsae shosld
OoeoepsG Nsklsss tsequeatly n.
eoeoh - lasurshls Lang Dlssess q
CG1G1nolleA DnoWNB DoONCnl.
AS0oCo0 ~ Gsstsia % rive To-
~ = 'A1faNA: BJOMoaIrls.,
QQQ04 uAfARnH, O0MsUNP.
M - THROAT Di6EASE6.
~ t6tsy y06ey ~ 1toehse hoVo
49, Uooo0moode0 by phyolcj0na.
- alVoye eve peS1o0i esilsiSetion.
~ GO oee Nv q uatsi6d but hav.,
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Succession Sale,
DR. virtue Of IN order of the Hon.
ID District Court in and for the Parish
Of Natchitoches, to me addressed, ! will
cell on
Tuesday, the I'D Of December. 1880.
ct tho late residence Of P. A. Morse,
decd, in the city of Natchitoches, the
following described movable property
belonging to said succession, Wit:
Lot Of Household and Kitchen furni.
ture.
One Iron Safe. :,
One Law Library, comprising all thu
Reports, Oolss and Text books.
Terms Of sale-CASH.
r., z'' A, E. LEMEE.
Dec. 11.-2t. Administrator.
as Censtahle's Sale.
Mr.. L v. Campbell ". ". J. Smith.
First Justices Court, Parish Of Natehi
3 re tochee. No. 900.
QY virtuo Of . writ Of Fl. Fs. issned II
~ the. above entitled and numbered
suit, and to mo directed, l have seized
and will offer for sale to the last end
highest bidder, ct the door of tho Cour(
House, in the city and parish Of Nstchi'
toches. On
nondsy, December 27th. 1880,
1t IL o'clock NJ, tho following described
property, to.wit.
Two hundred (2oO bushels Corn, NOR,
or lese.
One thousand 1000 lbs. seed Cotton
moro or less.
Terms Of Sale:
Cssh--suljeet to appeaisement.
JAMES 7. KING,
Der. II. Constable, Ward /.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

EOR fine GROCERIES and PROVIS'
L IONS and DRY GOODS Give me q
call. Cheaper than the cheapest.
Give me . call before purchasing else'
where.
Mrs. II. r. MANOLE,
Dec. 1l.-6m.
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PLAnTER'SH0l'EL
= ,.6!'TtDl,E!NIs ST,
.. 'NAroH1rooHEs. La. )

7 D.!RulnERs' HEADQUARTERS.
Rooms for display a their samples free
# charge. .-.I
'ta FRANK MCDANIEL,
tDse lilly. a. aas Nasagsr. :
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The Ha.Lias RIs,,....,.

The people are becoming impatient
ADD restless on the RSEhids mines ex.
eitsnsHt, and news from that district
IL in demand, A gentleman neesiEed .
letter from Fort Laramie yesterday
which gayea very eneoaragsas account.
aEd stated that some wohderfally nch
ore had been brought 10 the post But
what seemed more like business. was .
telegram from Fort Laramie 70 . well
known citizen here. The sender had
returned yesterday from Rawhide to
the fort. The telegram was rs follows:
We have been requested to Withhold
names for the present.
Fort LARAMIE, March IL.
Struck 1t rich; come up immediate
ly. Assay, 500 to the ton.
The gentleman who received the dis
patch is preparing 10 90 up as soon a.
possible.
There are some doubling ones In the
city, and tsey seem 10 think that the
district is not large enough, even IL II
Is rich, and they don't feel satisfied on
the latter point. However, the return
Of the persons now at Rawhide will set
tie all doubt.
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POINTS.

Hon. A. II. Swan is in Chicago.
Thos. NJ. Fisher went TO Denver yes.
terday.
Mrs. Col. Steele and Mrs. Sheppard,
went on a visit to Denver yesterday.
Count De Lesseps will pass through
Cheyenne on Sunday on his way TO San
Francisco.
Gen. J. T. Clark arrived in Sidney
yesterday morning, and took n hand in
hunting up the gold robbers.
Edward McShane, Of Omaha. died in
that city on Tuesday last. lie was n
brother o: Thos. Mcshane, formerly OF
Cheyenne.
Henry Harrington is recovered sufi-
GENTLY to 60 on duty in his Revolution
store. Henry's many friends will be
pleased to learn Of his convalescence.
Yesterdays arrivals Mt the Railroad:
X. b. Armourer, Kansas City; c. NJ.
Hutton, Laramie City; C. NJ. Pollard
and wife, Georgetown, Colo; saml.
Polaski, San Francisco; +. L. Sim.
mons, Boston.
Registered at Dyer's: 5. Bough,
New York; Frank Meces, Geo. c.
Harvey, Chicago; ], NJ. Culver. Egg
bert; J. ii. Wilson, Pole creek; H.. b.
Card, Pole creek; w. E. HOLMAN, Salt
Lake; S. d. Seward, Omaha; S. NJ.
Hutchins' ranch; ]. II. Moon, Batavia;
T. II. Bryan, Missouri; j. Hexander,
Missouri; A. F. Hozen, Sidney; R. l..
Morrison, Evans ranch; II. Williams.
Sidney; Z. Hood, J.. Gilligan Dead
wood; Robt. Ray and wife, Alpine; d.
Baton, c. Hart and T. NJ. Smith, Fort
Collins.
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PROM HIVEH.
GAEIIs DytAE OG-hAs4SktBs 81 aSI
diEEs-A aEA FFSzsa - DskGk


4 valued private Iettsr 70 tie
LEADER from the camp Oh Snake river,
Wye ssJs:
Sod ws4thaT stiE e~oAtinaes and
snow in abundance. Many Of the cat
tie are dying on the range and along
this stream. Private Potter. company
ii, Fifth cavalry. courier, carrying
mail between Timber lake and Lay
creek stations. got lost and froze both
feet. The two men who found him
were also lost. Private Potter is now
in the hospital at Bear river. The same
day, Feb. %, a negro who drove a team
To White river with grain, and was Ia
ken into the hospital there with frosted
feet, while on his return on foot to this
point, was frozen TO death v miles
south Of here nea -Four mile creek. He
had doubtless become snOw-blind and
could not see TO travel. lie stayed
with the guard at Timber lake over
night and told them when be started in
the morning that he thought he could
make Snake river easily. Work has
begun on Bear river bridge.
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Rev. Father Hayes on yesterday sent
$1Gs to the relief OF the poor Of Ireland,
which, with $40 sent previously. makes
s20S sent from Cheyenne. Tie
amounts were sent direct to ireland,
the credit being given to Rev. Law.
renee o'Regan, Dublin. and directed
TO the Munster bank. Father Hayes
good sense in sending the money direct
to Ireland is most commendable. II ID
needed for immediate use. There ART
thousands upon thousands OF dollar
now lying idle in New York which
should be sent over. As long as the
great sun remains in New York. II
cannot possibly benefit the starving
poor. So that the s208 from this city
given tosDublin viii do the poor more
good than a $4,000 gift remaining in
New York.
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THE sIDXES ROBBERY.
FsnhsF DsIsils Of Ihs sGE~ 40 tap
Gages EeL

Tie robbery al Sidney oOIdinuss 10
be . prominent subject Of conversation.
Investigation al that paint develops
tie facts that 8 ~iaekscEes, which had
been missing for a month past, was
found under the express Office A
joist Of the building was found TO have
been bored through and through with
an inch and a-half augur. the holes APP
peaTing old. II is the theory that the
robbers did the boring about a month
ago and placed the iaekserew under
meath 10 sustain the weight until they
should be ready to saw the flooring and
go after their spoils.
II is also known now that a hole was
made in the coal pile before the rob
berry. 50 that TO bury was but the work
Of a moment.
Strange AZ IL may seem, no capture
was made up TO a late hour last night.
OF course the officers have some clues
which they are working on. But the
whole affair was conducted SO system
atieally that traces are few and dim.
Il will not be astonishing 10 many,
however, ifa capture creates even a
bigger sensation In Sidney than the
theft.
Meanwhile IN expectant public awaits
more information.
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Office Depot Commissary Of Subsistence
CHEYENNE. w. T. Feb. 16. 1880.

Office Depot Commissary Of Subsistence.
CHEYENNE, W. T., Feb. 10, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS, In dupli.
cate, with a copy Of this advertisement
attached, will be received mt this Office
up to IL o'clock n. M, Saturday, March
20, 1880, for 65.000 pounds Flour, in
single sacks; the sack to be n heavy
merchantable, seamless cotton sack,
and $4,000 pounds Flour in double
sacks; the inside sack to be the same as
for single sacks and the outside sack to
be ''gunny" or ''burlap." The Flour
must be Of Colorado manufacture,
made from the best selected Wheat and
each sack TO contain 100 pounds OF
Flour. II manufactured Of Wheat OF
this years crop 1t must have gone
through the Sweating" process before
being ground. The Flour to be deliv-
cred at the Subsistence warehouse at
this depot at the expense OF the con
tractor, on or before April Is, 1880. A
sample Of the Flour must be submit.
ted with the proposal.
W. II. NASH,
m116t Captain, c. s., U. S.A.
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German syrup is the special prescrip-
tton of DR.. A. Boschee, a celebrated
German physician, and is acknowledged
TO be one OF the most fortunate discov-
cries In medicine. 1t quickly cures
Cough, Colds and all Lung troubles Of
the severcst nature, removing, as 1t
does, the cause OF the affection and
lraving the parts In q strong and heal
thy condition. tits not nj experiment
a medicine, but has stood the test Of
years, giving satisfaction In every case,
which is rapidly increasing sale every
season confrms- Two million bottles
sold annually. Beware OF medicines Of
dmilnr names, lately introduced.
Bosclsos6s German Syrup was introduce
Cd Intts United States IN 1868, and Is
nov old n every town and village IN
the s1V1IIred world. Three doses will
relieys ~ ordinary cough. Price 20
cents. Sample bottle, 10 cents. daw.
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After h
There

There is nothing comparable to
''GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP" as n means
Of removing the roughness of the skin
consequent upon salt water bathing. A
complexion dazzling n that of the
tabled Venus, as depicted rising from
the sea, Is produced by the use Of this
identifying preparation. 1t leaves the
skin rs glossy aud smooth as satin. and
Is in all respects superior to the danger
Gus Toilet powders, foreign and domes-
tic. 1t Is literally rs harmless as dew.
Beware OF counterfeits. See that &c.
N. Crittenden, Proprietor" Is printed
oil each packet, without which none is
genuine. sold by druggists ut % cents;
three cakes 90 cents. The claims of
Hills INSTANTANEOUS HAIR Dye"
to the appreciation Of all who such
an article are equally undeniable. And,
as regards price, the advantage Of
~cheapness Is added to the other claims
Of the Dye. Depot, Z Sixth Avenue,
New York.
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the coUnr.

The supreme court met yesterday &C
cording TO adjournment, a full bench be
ing present.
ID. ii. Snyder, plaintiff In error, W.
r. +. Jarvis, defendant In error; mo-
tion Of defendant TO dismiss appeal sus'
tanned, and Judgment Of the court BE-
low sustained. Decision and opinion
delivered by Chief Justice Sener.
Dwight J Mccain, plaintiff in error.
VS.. United States Of America, defend
ant in error; argument commenced.
Hon. W. w. Corlett for plaintiff, and
Hon. NJ. C. Brown, United States dis
trict attorney. for defendant.
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock THU
morning.
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Mo,hersl Mo,hersn Mo,hers!n

Are you disturbed at night and bro
ken OF your rest by a sick child suffer-
ing and crying with the circulating
pain of cutting teethp II SO, go Mt
once and get n bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t
will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately-depend upon it; there is no
mistake about 1t. There is not n
mother on earth who has wei used 1t
who will not tell you Mt once that 1t
will regulate the bowels, and give rest
to the mother, and relief and health to
the child, operating like magic. 1t Is
perfectly safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the pre-
scription Of one of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere; %
cent, n bottle. j9-eod&w-1y
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srown,. Hou,.hold pauac.a

is the most effective pain destroyer In
the world. Win most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally or
applied externally, and thereby more
certainly RELIEVE PAIN, whether
chronic acute, than any other pain al
l~eyiator, and It is warranted double the
strength OF any similar preparation.
1t cures pain In the back or bowels,
sore throat, rheumatism, toothache,
and ALL ACHES, and Is THE GREAT
BELIEVER OF PAIN. BROWNS
PANACEA" should be in every fami-
ly. A teaspoonful Of the Panacea In a
tumblerful OF hot water ls~weetened II
preferredl taken at bedtime, will break
up n cold. 25 cts a bottle.
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The Troop. Got Away with the
Apaehes.

Ak.NaIs
A Santa Fe special to the Denver
Tribune says that on February 2Sth,
Lieuts. John Conline and Z. d. Stark,
Of the Fifteenth infantry, la command
Of n scout OF thirty men Of the Ninth
cavalry, struck a band Of about thirty
hostile Indians In Alamo canon in the
southeast corner OF the Sacramento
mountains. The camp consisted Of
four large and three small lodges. Lieut..
Conline with twenty men attacked the
camp and, after twenty minutes, drove
out the Indians, capturing their equi-
page and burning the same, willis
Lieut.. Stark, with ten men. rounded
up the stock OF the Indians. capturing
the entire herd of sixteen horses and
fifteen mules. The scout returned with
the captured stock to Fort Stanton,
reaching there On the third instant.
The Indians are supposed to have been
some of Victoria.
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To the ear Of affection, Is the sound
Of n dry, metallic cough, that seems ~
II n rattle were sprung in the chest of
the beloved one. Hasten TO loosen 1t
with Hale's Honey Of Horehound and
Tar, the new medicinal agent, which
is admitted to be the best remedy for
pulmonary complaints at present known.
The cures it is accomplishing astonish
the faculty and delight the people. An
druggists keep It. Prices 80 cents and
81. Great saving to buy large size.
w. E. Masten, 1873 South Pearl street,
Albany, N. Y, writes: "Your Hale's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar and
Pixies Toothache Drops sell we'll"
PIXIES TooTnAcHE DRors CURE IN
ONE MINUTE.