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From Fridays Dally.I
City C~ouaci1.

ldjoufhed meeting Of the city council
Id last night. Alderman Foster was
nj of the health committee was read
kepted. 1t urges that care be taken by
per officers to keep the streets and
lear of all matter which may produce
diseases, and advocates the establish
a public bath house.
1T of the city treasurer for the last
ear was reported back from the COM
pn finances approved.
ollowing petition was read and re-
0 q select committee composed of AL
Whitford, Lowery and Roach
Honorable Mayor and Members of the
Council Of Butte City, Montana Ter
Undersigned being about to conduct
er from the head of Bull Run to the
Butte, a distance of about five miles,
viii involve a great outlay Of money,
insure to the inhabitants OF Butte an
ind constant supply of pure water, re-
y request your honorable body to
ordinance which shall grant to petit
and to their heirs, representatives and
for the period of twenty years, the
E and right Of way to lay pipes
the streets and alleys and erect hy-
i suitable places in said Butte City,
a Territory, for the purposes of water
as above stated, and your petitioners
r pray, DC.
WILLIAM A. CLARK,
JOHN MOVES,
JOHN MCCoRMICK.
City, Montana, June 8, 1880.
designation of G. S. Warren as police
pte was read and accepted.
subject of policemen's salaries was
cussed on a motion to increase them
to SS5 per month. 1t was shown
} wages heretofore paid were not
to remunerate good men or to insure
service, as the arrests lately made
en- so few that the fees did not increase
Try to a reasonable figure. The mo-
e:efore prevailed, as did a similar
TO raise the salary of the city marahal
% to SIPS per month.
Eity attorney was instructed to draw
Nth ordinance for the removal of gar
to regulate the sanitary condition of
and was required to have it in readi-
submit at a meeting of the council to
next Saturday evening.
mayor then stated that owing to the
of one of the aldermen the appoint
a police magistrate would be deferred
next meeting after which, adjourned.
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4 Writing School,

Taught by MISS ALICE L. C~RossMAN, will be
opened on the 2lst inst, in one of the upper
rooms Of the Brick School Building. The teach
er OF th1s class solicits the patronage of all those
parents and guardians who arc DESTROYS that
their childred, and those under their care, should
acquire q neat, legible, and easy hand writing.
me patronage OF all others who are DESTROYS Of
improving themselves in the elegant Art of
Penmanship is respectfully solicited.
Time of meeting, 2 to 4 P. NJ.
1ermS, S4W Tor twenty lessons. jun15-d2t
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Died.

The little boy Reuben Lynch, one of the
three who were injured by the explosion of
powder at the Balm shaft several Gays ago,
has died from the effects of that accident.
For a long time hopes-were entertained of
his recovery, but Inflammation having set in,
it passed beyond the province of medical
science to prevent fatal consequences.
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Fort BENTON in DanSer-Tle Town
Flooded.

Fort BENTON, NJ. T., 7:3O p. m, June 8,
16SO.-lt is raining hard, the Missouri is lis-
ing and we are flooded. The people are
moving out of their houses. The like was
never known before. The Missouri is rising
rapidly, and if it continues drought the night
The steamer Helena arrived from Bismarck
at II o'clock to-day.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF WILLIAM McOULLoM, DECEASED

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ex-
ecutor of the estate Of VIM cCullom. deceased,
10 the creditors of, and all persons having claims
against. the said deceased, TO exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within four months af
ter the first publication of this notice, to the said
executor, at the city of Butte, Deer Lodge coun-
tr, Montana Territory.
RICHARD 9. JONES,
Executor OF the Estate of
VIM. McCullom, deceased.
Dated JUNE 8, 1880. 2i1-w5t
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G~RAETBR.-In Bannack, Montana, on Wednes-
DAY morning, June 8, 1880. Mrs. Emma Mum
sont Graeter, wife of Augustus F. Graeter,
aged Al years.
STARK.-At Butte, Montana, Wednesday, June
9, 1880, William Arthur, infant son Of W. G,
and Margaret Stark, aged 2 months.
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MARRIED.

WooD-TRULY-At the residence of Hon. Sam
pie Orr, in Helena, NJ. T.. June 9, 1880, by
Elder W. d. Lear. Mr.. Thomas F. Wood and
Miss Laura Truly, both of Mt. Pleasant.
CoLLINs-Bryan.-At Butte City, June 10. 1880,
by G. =. Irvine, J.. , Mr.. John e. Collins to
Miss Harriet B., Bryan.
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Religion is the most sc ntlemanly thing o
the world. 1t alone will gentilize ifunmixedf
with ant oleridge.
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New Dresses.

Silk, Linen and Percales. Beautiful Scarfs
and Neck Ties, Hair Goods; Elegant Parasols
to match Dresses, at MRS. Lou p. SMITHS,
June NV West Broadway.
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Local News.

rranqing our Weekly list and putting
hes of subscribers in type for use in
machine, zoe may haze Inadvertently
\ some. 1t is our wish, therefore, that
bscriber failing to get his paper, ao,U
notice at once, so that the mistake may
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New Millinery.

Large and Elegant Stock. Fine assortment
of Gloves, Mittens. Hosiery, the best ever offer
ed IN Butte, at MRS. Lou. =. SMITHS,
Junel-w West Broadway.
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Lamb, NJ u
Lurchin, j S
Lamb, James
Lawrence, o N
Largent, Nelson
Luton, P F
Marshall, Jos
Mather, Frank
Nather, F g
Nolloy, Condy-2
Morrison, John A
Meyers, ] A
Morrison, Mrs e
Morton, Benin
Mitchell, Frank
Miller, Charles E
Moreau, Henry
Murray, Frank
Monaghan, Ed
AcBrid, j
McGaugh, r H
McLennan, Mrs Rebeca
McNabb, Donald
McDaniels, VIM
Mcpherson, G
McGovern, James
Neisnn % GIN
O,rsr o
0ats i"'A-
S,nmsoou r,
p,ons niios
pao" aiee wv
pTiii1: I'm
Raaa CoUoploH'
Hohnso,'
a .'
Rfa Wd
Rnni
Rin n' "D
81 me- ~noiro
Stonnn
Stra;d,
Stnnei tu"itGs
Crni. eo Il
Si H ,o
Star ~ IL
$50 ~ iLiiiiii"
Sor VI EH LliN"
Sn,i,L
Sn,ith' ~ phse'
S,nith,' '11
Smith' i,iio"o
Snnith' %
Sn,ih' iNInSo
Shovel, John
'Cruiaa,' C,njg,r
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Moving Machines,

Hay Rakes, Farm and Spring Wagons, for sale
2i3-w1m by LEE MANTLE.
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vertised June 18th, 1850.
Anderson, E ]
Albrecht, Louise
Abernethy, RIA
Barnhart, Mrs Lottie
Blamey, Joel
Barnhart. Mrs Mollie
Breasan, Nelson
Bessant, Joseph
Bailey, r 0
Beatty, 8 H
Bessette, Amadie
Beaniere, Wick
Byrd, Austin
Boyd, John
Bryant, John
Bryant, Mrs John
Burchett, Josiah
Bennett, Frank
BOsttcher, Otto
Clairmont, Jules
Cannon, Henry
Carr, Mrs 4 Nj
Callahan, p II
Grain, lafayette
Crane, Mrs Mary
Cowan, William
Culver, William
Culver, W H
Gordon, Tho
Cuneam, Geo
Collins, John
Cote, Camille
Crawford, Mrs Maggie
Dunn, e
DOminick, David
DeBordc, VIM
Dyas, Edward S
Downing, A II
Dunwoody, NJ
Deneault, Ludger
Donovan, VIM
Desmond. Dan'l
Ely, VIM H
Emerson. j C.
Eckstrom. Christopher
Fairly, Pat
Files, Geo To
Freeman ChaS
Ferguson, Jas
Fraser, II A
Fraser, Chas-2
Farq ullar, DIV
Freeman, A
Carton, l. J-3
Gallagher. James
Graham, Geo q
Croft. Henry )
harrington, Corn c
Harrington, James J
Huskey, Phil
Hartman, Eli
Holloway. I'D
Hoffman, c b
Hopkins, HatsOn ii
Holmes, Mrs Belle
HOFFMAN, Jacob
Holman ZaccheuS
Hughes, p II
Jones, Milton
JemersOn, Warren
Jones. Stephen Z
Kirby, William
Kelly, James
kiiman, Fred
kopp, Mrs Mary
kidman, I'm
Kibler, Mrs Lizzie
Layout, Peter
In calling for the abov
give date Of list.
w.
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List Of

Remaining in the post Office at Butte, and ad-
vertised June 18th, 1850.
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The Celebration.

From Sundays Daily.
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In calling for the above say L" Advertised, ,, and
give date of list.
W. EGBERT SMITH. Postmaster.
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SO tired waiting for the doctor that he
was just about dressing himself and going
down stairs. The chlorcform was then
administered, portion Of it being dropped
upon sponge and the sponge placed IN a
paper cone that was held over the patient S
face. In minute OF two the doctor said
he had enough, and the sponge was
removed from his face. The patient
suddenly stopped breathing just as
the doctor was about commencing the
surgical operation. In q minute or two
moro the doctor said he was dead. Wit
ness was greatly shocked, and thinking he
might not DO dead ran to bis drug store just
rcrOss the street and got bottle or am
monia which was applied to his nostriis,
but without effect, as he was dead. AZ
witness suggestion DR.. Warren and ne at
once drove up to the c0rOne;'i and nOtlned
him Of Mr.. Franciscus' death. DIR. Warren
told the coroner that the inquest ought to be
held, but on reaching the house Of Mr.
Franciscus he objected to having all in
quest held, and said there was no use in it.
Witness does not think enough chlorofOCm
was administered to cause death. he
produced the bottle from which only q
few thimblcs-full had been taken, and said
that that was all that was put upon the
spongc.1 Witness believes DR.. Warren
was quite sober at the time the cllOroform
was administered. He took three drinks
of liquor afterwards, one or two OF them
before they went fUr the Coroner. Don't
think the doctor was under the influence of
liquor when he went for the coroner, but
was intoxicated when nc accompanied the
coroner to Franciscus's this was about
o'clock, half al hour after FraIciscus's
death. Tho anusthetic used was solid
unmixcd with ether. There
was no truth in the street reports that DIR.
Warren said he administered the chlOro-
form to extract tooth, or for pain in
the side.
DIR. Compton, the coroner S physician,
said it seemed clear to him that death re-
suited from heat disease !; that the chic
rOfOrm had suddenly stopped the action of
the heart aud death was almost Instant.
IIo mentioned case that happened in
York, where young girl had died instant
ly under the Influence Of ch!orOsorm while
having tooth pulled. dr. Fran
cisls WAS Il fuil-bloodcd man, good liver,
and no doubt took his beer occasionally.
Beer Is apt to induce heart disease, and it
is wonder more beer drinkers don't die
of it.
After u conversation among the jurors
and the coroner, in which it was agreed
that DIR. Warren must appear and testify,
tho inquest adjourned to meet at half past
one o'clock tomorrow afternoon, unless
tho coroner calls them together at an car
licr hour.
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BY WIRE.
TO-Days TelegraPhic News.

To-Days Telegraphic News.
The Republicans in the Pottsvillc lesisla-
tive district to-day nominated Joseph Ed
! wards, +. L. Steers and ]. A. Meyer for the
legislature, and Luther Il. Keffer for state
senator.
Among the eleven dead bodies thus far
recovered from the wreck Of the Marine
City at Detroit, was that of babe born
during the fright occasioned by the fire.
Hanlan, the Canadian Oarsman, leaves
for England on Thursday.
Sing Sing authorities refused to receive
Harriet Merrihew, of Lowville, N. Y,
sentenced to life Imprisonment for poison
ing her brothcr-in-law. No female con-
vict has been received at that institution
for three years.
Rev. DR.. William Adams, LII. d., died
this morning at Orange, N. J.
Herbert F. Norris has written q letter
declining a nomination for Congress from
the first district of New Hampshire.
John Z. X. Duryea was killed on the
Lehigh Valley X. r., near Metuclcn, at
o'clock this morning.
The Brooklyn police are confident that
they have secured one of the parties to the
killing of George c. Harvard, the young
Brooklyn lawyer, in the arrest Of James
Costigan.
The three large Jesuit schools in Paris
have been evacuated and the authorities
have walled up the doors of tho chapels Of
the establishments.
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COEONER's INQUEST.
Investigating the Death of John T.. Fl
CiSCU9.

Investigating the Death of John T.. Fran
ciscus.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Mishlcr
cmpanelcd jury to hold an inquest on
the remains of John f. Franciscus, whose
sudden death while chlOroform was being
administered to him by DR.. Warren was
noted in yesterdays INTELLIGEHcER. Fol-
lowing arc tho names of the jurors John
Ochs, C.. Z. Eichman, Edw. Pitt, Abram
Miller, jr., Noah Reinc and Edwin Book
mycr. The jury viewod the remains, and
the testimony Of tho father and mother
was taken relative to the health Of deceas-
ing further was elected than was publish
cd in the INTELLIaENCER yesterday. DIR.
VIM. Compton, tho coroncr's physician,
was examined as to the effect of chlO-
reform on one suffering from heart dis
ease. Ho testified in substance that
person affected seriously with heart dis.
case was liable to drop dead almost in
stantly from great excitement fright, an
ger, or other strong emotion. The admin
istratiOn ofchlOrOfOrm to person suffering
from heart disease was regarded rs dan
gerOus and should only be administered
with the greatest caution.
DIR. Warren who administered the chic
reform to Mr.. Franciscus, and Mr. Bech
told, the druggist who assisted, were called
but as they did not appear, the inquest was
postponed until this afternoon at halEpast
one o'clock.
The jury reasscmblcd at tho coroner's
Office at the hour above named. Dr.. War
rem was not present.
The coroner stated that lc had called
several times at DR.. Warrcn's Office
to notify him to appear before the jury,
but that he had been unable to see him.
He had also sent a subpoena by constable
demanding his attendance, but the officer
had also failed to see him.
Thos b. BechtOld, the Druggist, who
had assisted in the administration of the
chlOrOfOrm, was sworn, and testified that
DIR. Warren purchased from him a two
ounce vial of chloroform and asked him to
accompany him to Franciscus's to assist
him. Witness went along with the doctor
and found Mr.. Franciscns in his room in |
good spirits, and he said he was !
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Cattle Market.
MONDAY, August 2O-The receipts of cattle
Mt the West Philadelphia yari for past week
$50 head. Total, $3.50 head.
BEEvEs were moderately active AMI prices OF
good cattle were higher, while the lower
Extra Mt 51lee514c. good, 5e059sc; medium, -
@47.c; common. - ,,60ic; bulls and cows, "a
KS calves at 4essc. Fresh cows s." to 40 per
SALES AT THE WEST PHILADELPHIA YARD.
80 Roger Maynes, Western, gross. 56e514c.
y; Owen Smith, western, own account 70, do
Maynes 20 do West Va, &c. Thompson;
lido Is do EiIingsr ;.i.g 4 Seymour; IL do S. W"r',
lss a. 81. GIristY. Western. gross. 4@s,1c.
l9o +; 8; \ Il. +. McFillen, Western, gross,
on y u1i;1IsH 1Hi1@5Hs. .,m., pros 9, 9, ,ou,s =
Sadler & Co, 1866: II West Va, +.
> nTos !; g nis. IS Do JS1% S1a.,r Taylor @
II Jas: Clemson, W. Va and Pa gross go
10 Dennis smyth: W. Va, account Of Chas.
275 John McArdle, Western, gross, 5e1JNc.
~ Daniel Murphy, Western and W. Va, gross,
.s Fr1nk, Towenstein Il Adler, Western and
w. Va. gross, l@5Ac.
5. +. sheetz, Western Va, gross. 469iMc.
~ l.. Horn, West Va, gross, JADf,c.
Al II. Chain, jr., Western Pa, gross, 4Ee95c.
E:K. Hcc1gkins; - do Post Maxwell;
so5 Bachman 4 Levi West Va, and Western,
~ A. OstheiIi, West w., gross. 41.a04Ac.
10 $. Dreifus, Western, gross, 4N0e5ssc.
80 Schamberg 4 Paul, Kentucky and Texas,
gross, 4Gl5lIc.
I'D Nj. Levi, West Va, gross, 31IG051Ic.
53 James Aull, Western, gross, linNOJlIc,
q +. Hathaway, Western and W. Va, gross,
aAG05c.
392 }. +. Sa,iler II Co., Western and whole
sale, gross, 4Gl514c.
Hogs were active, ut last quotations. Arri-
walls ut all yards, 500 head. WcquOte from nc
to Sc per pound.
Sheep and Lambs were moderately active
and prices were Nc. higher per pound than last
week. We quote Extra ut 1896; good,
1880: medium, 4ss@414c.; common, $40
4Ac.; culls. SIC; Chester county Lambs. GZc.;
Arrivals, West Philadelphia, 5000 head other
yards, 5000 head. Total, Ii. 600 head.
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NElG!I.sOHHOOD News.

Events Across tho County Luck.
The funeral of the late Valentine Hum
mel, at Harrisburg, yesterday, was one of
tho largest that has occurred in that oity
for years.
FOrty-tw Kiowa, Corlanchc, A;apshoc
and Cheyenne children arc expected this
week 1T the training school at Carlisle.
Prof. ID. s. Burns, formerly superin-
tcndcnt of public schools in Harrisburg, is
lying seriously i'll at the hospital in Chi
cago.
The lightning of Sunday night melted
the wire magnet Of the telephone at tho
Harrisburg car manufactory.
Annie, daughter Of ex-county treasurer
Early, while sitting in the doorway Of her
fathers residence at Harrisburg, Monday
evening, was SO severely stunned BY light
ming that her life was despaired of. She
IL now improving.
A number Of Hsrrisburg merchants have
been fined a. each and costs FOR violating a
city ordinance by leaving storo boxes on
sidewalks in front Of their respective places
of business.
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I.hiladOlphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. August 3l.-Elour dull but
steady; supernneSa 5OGSOO extra s. SOFA I'd !;
Ohio and Indiana family . Oll5 .5 !;
Penn'a family do - 75(l5 .; st. Louis family at
= 50t1S 90; Minnesota family = 1hll5 -; patent
AMI high grades IS 5O(1S %.
Rye Hour at - 25@4 So
Wheat dull and lower: No. Western Red
q 031=; Penn'a Rcd u Ois4; Amber ut
Corn quiet and easier; steamer SIC yellow
53c: mixed 5.1h5Gl5Ic.
Oats dull; No. l. White; 4ic No. :. ,io SOC
:6c.
Rye scarce, SOaSc.
ProvisiOns-market quiet: moss pork $l6 %
e9l6 50; beef hams 81 OO(lss OO; Indian mss
beet at Sl6 %: bacOn-smOke,l shoulders
&c; salt do 6hc; smoked hams l.9l;c;
picked hams lOl4 l4lllc.
Lard quiet city kettle ut S,Xc: loose
butchers SC; primo steam nc.
Eutter, firm ; supplies small Cream
cry extra he; Creamery good to choice
SS0Gc; BradfOrd county and New York extra
4@sSc Western reserve extra l74IlSc 10 good
to choice l30l6c Rolls dull; Penn'a extra
1906; Western reserve extra lif9l6c.
Eggs steady Penn'a Mt 19c: Western lSs.
Chcese-lsuOyant stock small: New York
full cream lie; Western full cream l.c:
do fair to gOOd ll0llHc; do half Skins 10
0llc.
Petroleum firm refined 9ssaac.
SeedsSGOod to prime Clover firm ut 81 =
@9O; Timothy firm Mt - lOel2 90: Fl,xsrc'i
quiet ut 81 .5 bid.
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SALE,

DUBLlC SALE.
L On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1880 will
be sold on the premises, situate in RaphO
township, Lancaster county, Pa, on the road
leading from Mount Joy to ColebroOlx two
miles north of the former place, and e-llalf
mile east of HOrst's mile, adjoining lands OF $.
Good, A. II. Good, d. L. Miller, Christian food,
deceased, and others, all that valuable planta-
tion, containing liz ACRES, more or less, su-
periOr gravel land, in u high state of cultiva-
ton, with sufficient timber and good deal OF
fine locust. Tho Improvements are q large
two-story Brick Dwelling House with u Brick
Kitchen attached, nearly new: A large Stone
Bank Barn with Carriage and Tool House at
tached. Wagon Shed with two Corn Cribs,
Hog Sty, Spring, Wash and Smoke House, and
AL necessary ontbuildings. A Cistern ut the
Kitchen door, Well with Pump in front OF the
house and one at the barn, Spring
under Spring House near by, with Pump.
There Is q Hunning Pump with trough To
water stock, convenient to the barn, AMI the
back run passes through part of the farm. af-
fOrdiny access to water from every field but
one. Along the run are about Acres OF
Meadow or Pasture land; q large Apple
Orchard Of choice varieties, in good bearing
order; also u number of Pear, Peach and
Cherry Trees. Grape Vines, &c.
This property adjOins limestone land and
convenient to Mills, Schools, Churches &c,
Persons wishing to see the property before
day of sale will call on the Undersigned re-
siding thereon.
Sale to commence at O'Clock n. m. of said
day, when conditions will be made known by
augls4tw" DAVID b. BRANDT.
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Coughs.
"BroWn's Bronchial Troches" are used with
advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat,
llOarscncss and bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these TrOcllcs have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untricd, but, having been tested by
wi'io and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained wcll-mcrited
rank among the few staple remedies of the age.
The Throat.
"BrOaen's bronchial >1roches - act directly
on the organs of the voice. They have an ex-
truOriinary effect in all disorders of the Throat
and Larynx, restoring u healthy tone when re-
laXed, either from cold or ovcrexcrtion of the
voice, and produce a clear and distinct cnunci-
alton. Speakers and Singers find the Troches
useful.
A Cough, Cold, Catarrh OF Sore Throat re-
quircs immediate attention, as neglect often
times results in some 1ncurablc Lung Disease.
" BrO,Uns bronchial YrOchcs" will almost In
varinDly give relief. limitations arc offered for
sale, many OF which are Injurious The scnu-
inc "BroWn's bronchial 7rochcs" arc sold
only in Gorcs tanl5-lyd&wTu, ,Th&S
Try Lochcr's Renowned Cough Syrup
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Many people, especially ladies', complain ut
this season OF the year Of a general. weakness
or debility. The use of Speer's Port Grape
Wine prevents this. The wine is said to have
Il most wonderful effect in giving strength.
vigor and tone to the whole system. 1t IS ex-
tcnsivcly used by ladies nursing, or about to
nurse infants. This wine Is not a manu- featured
articlc-nO liquor IS added to 1t. it's no patent
medicine or cordial humbug, but Is q superior
wine of the Oporto grape. 1t Is pure, Old, un-
adulterated wine, nothing more Or less. Mr..
Speer has beon supplying hospitals with his
vino for many years past 1t Is said to be un-
surpassed for summer complaints, and for
weakly persons. Tho price is low for so excel
lent wine, and no family need be without 1t.
This wine "a endorsed by Drs. Atlee and
Davis, and sold by ii. L. Slaymaker.
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