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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. oath, 1880.
Y Undersigned certifies that he held
9llccllon for account Of John Day ,oi
Alyh, New York, a well known
~ oi Myrtle Avenue, one half of
. No. lG,4lG, Glass "A," in the
sIaha State Lottery, which drew the
~ capital prize of ten thousand
As' On Tuesday, January 18th, 1880
pg cost the sum Of one dollar at the
Ol !, M' A. Dauphin, $40 Broadway,
iorK' The amount was promptly
oh pr sentation. T. NJ. WEscoAT.
agent southern Express Co.,
New Orleans, La.
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ul Cras Fun in Now Orleans

mns S "a, W doings of the Ny site Krew
NM" =. W. .NeW orleans, La, gave many
ent ",i opportunity for exciting en-
yni an ri''ohs me incidents OF the
d Mnn,,,I,rI9iVe inir9Ve Tuesday was the ll7th
Lminr.S drawing nf the Louisiana
M S ana an approved of its
llarch h.Ht .;t drawing will be on Tues
IS II ''n, F9r further Information
ine ~ nar.d, ~, nan phin. New Orleans, La.
CnI 'ISoh No, 3l9 broadway, New
B, siTn y ~, Capital Prizes, s30, 900,
''''"' Tickets W, halves All. feb15'
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XDk -
lua inl2}yeN n} lately City Clerk Of
tr 'i for "s'Si ss6i O"a who is said to be de. e.
|l,nn"%IoSO "I SOo, 900, has been arrested
hina,,,oonn hiu,on' Ontario, and held for p'au an
N nce ct eGeorge of England, the vo,,0,
Ed o. a. the Prince Of WaIes' WI L"e young % ds
Ene anu 'pi,i', aud quite ready toii To iiaS, Si
Inv EDDY" o',l he is called al h's soeo elder
Es q2lgl ME and not 'e' SO s1yoOn 4. nome -
Il n llov When they started U ''pOng oO s,dis as
i, a %n,. later allowing them ,Ni 10 Out ra,a the
! tsey way y" or two, Went in 70 spS r9%aI% ,aI%
'Hu It do th.ir duty: o 80 thew IUeu
4 Rli"myI II',y d. diseases date their or,.,.
iyrr' 'Gi. b., 'arbanre Of T'b the oT,ain s,eS TO
S,I, Ss1,G,o'mal con%i,,nS.tn %ill,,C.ne ?. cor ecIing
nmrD.pI ,n popular y, rtcosnitioNt. ps iio.t surely
Baitinaarr'u, aru Increasing sale Of 9en"e n,
'' iilis. Price 25 cents U1 nr
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rom Hon. Andrew Cornwall

MEMBER OF LEGISLATURES, NEW
YORK STATE.
ALEXANDRIA BAY, Jan. 3, 1850.
}. Warner It Co
|NTs; have been troubled with kid
dtllculy Tor the last three years and
et)bef las, had very severe attack.
~ commenced taking your safe Kid
hnd Liver Cure and obtained relief at
!, have used two bottles and feel as
Jas ever. and shall always keep a
Ply Of Warmers safe Kidney and
b Cure ia the house.
Yours truly. A. CORN WALL.
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a $1,000 Guarantee

,a''i ,"V' Safe Kidney and Liver cure
pre.' 'e'S cure Bright's Disease and
.,s ana II is guaranteed that IL
pns ~ ou'e W per cent. OF other kidney
o,n.'' anu wlll helpin every case with.
ng IN " y, , ne system. when taken ac.
win h ulret Tons, and the snm or
! tL,h =, phid To any person who car,
Ter d Co. '''''eu 20 90 this n. n.
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LOUerS Of Chess.

A number Of the admirers of the game
of chess, held meeting last evening, III
the studio of Homer A. Herr, IN the Ma
sonic Temple. The meeting was called
for the purpose of forming permanent
chess aluo. Fifteen persons joined, and
1t was decided to limit the membership
to forty. The fee of mem bership will be
two dollars, aud the monthly dues TWEEN
ty-fiye cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-04

N current number Of Puck, the New
/ comic journal, has telling hit nj
.hlrl Term "bJom" in a full-page
bon r,presentiug the managers in
.ct Of digging cut the corruptlonists
e Grant regime from under the load
,palar Indignation, beneath which
we're supposed to have been buried
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|pr LOTTERY DEALERS have gained
|bsantlal victory in the withdrawal
he order excluding their letters and
bhrs from the u, S. mails by the
master General. 1t was a high
led assumption viewed IN any light,
|me! Little approval anywhere.
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Personal Paranr0Dhs.

Prof. Zachos. Curator OF the Cooper
Institate, Is a Greek.
1t is whispered that George Francis
Train is going back to animal diet.
There Is rivalry between ex. Minis
ter Stoughton, District Attorney Phelps
and JohL Jay. Each CLAIMS to possess
the finest hair. l.
The Sui an has directed his seeor d
son 10 enter the ranks of a regiment of
guards as private. This events without
example in Turkey.
When Blaine was Last at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York, he gave an
Organ-gr. nder dollar TO exodust. The
psripasetic musician had been regaliDg
the Senator with the "Mulhgan @ Guads."
"How do you spend your time, nova
days, Mac?" SAID Tilden to MacLean,
the other day. ~ take an occasional
walk around the Battery, where tell
my grief to the WINDS" returned the
Gieat Alleged.
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Balance in Treasury,
The reDDIt " as ubi,rove.i

Balance IN Treasury, $50, ,742.24
Inc report was approved.
The accounts OF the Treasure were
ihen read In detail by Commissioner
FOLK, chairman af the ommittee, the
reading occupying nearly two hours
This proceeding Is in accordance with q
law passed at the last session OF the Leg
islature Offered by Representative Dean
requiring the accounts TO be so read at
the March meeting OF the Levy Court.
During the reading tho Republican
managers were furious at the delay.
They had paid the passage Of their negro
allies over to New Castle, and we're of
the opinion that all business should give
way TO tho Assessments. Tho settlement
Of the County Treasurer's accounts Is al
ways attended to at the opening of the
March Term, and there was no reason
why 1t should be dispensed with, to the
detriment of the Treasurer interests, in
order o further.th ends of thedenign ng
Repubhcan crew. who purposely held
their negroes back, when they might
have sent them before the Assessors
weeks ago, and now bring them aver to
interrupt and embarrass the business OF
the Court.
Assessments were afterwards resumed,
and Miffiln SpeakmAn, of the Second
Ward, was put on.
The next applicant was Hiram w.
Haines, of the Second Ward, but ~ bis
nare appeared on last year,, delinquent {
list, he was objected to. He said he had
offered 10 pay lis tax to the Collector,
but had bsen informed he was not as
sessed. Mr.. Haines was asked If he
would Withdraw his appncation for the
present, in order that his case might be
looked into, but he preferred to take
his chances, and the motion to place his
name on the lists was ruled out, on
point of order raised by Mr.. Commits
sioner. Wier, on the ground OF not being
on the delinquent list I0Lg enough to
entitle him TO be placed on again.
Court then adjourned until 1890
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Thus far rifteeD names have been put
on tbs assessment hits, but they will
be- put on more rapidly after the Court
passes upon the more important business
demanding Its attention. This plan will
not suit the Republican managers, but
having neglected their opportunity to go
before the Assessors at the proper time
when the Assessors waited at home
night after nigh for this purpose, they
need not grow II they find the Court too
busy to sut their personal conveniences.
Coming home on the train at night,
many of the negroes expressed their in
tenuon Of not going back any more.
They said they did not care about voting
anyhow, as IL did not benefit their con-
dition any and they were not going to
trouble themselves further about the
matter. They then fell to singing, and
treated the other occupants OF the Car TO
full twenty-five minutes Ct genuine me-
gro camp-meeting melodies.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-04

There Is nothing in the world more
beautiful than hne healthy baby. Yoa
cannot dose yonr baby with opiates and
have it healthy; but you can use DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup and still maintain the
baby's health. Price % cents bottle.
Kennedy, the mbezzling ex-Auditor
Of Warren, Ohio, pleaded guilty to
both indictments against him yester-
day, and was sentenced to one years
Imprisonment on each. This is in addi-
tion to the two years given him at the
last term of Court.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-04

EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION.
ID The second annual meeting oil tins
association will be held aJ 'u.. office of the
secretary, No. 4O4 Market stree On Thurs
day evening next, March "a, iJ7 O'Clock
The Aud tors Will sutm fti7ri annual
rvport, and an election 10. o..lers AMI
directors will be held. fa ~
mari At D. T. HAWkINS, ec'y.
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ON SATURDAY

L
al Shipley street. kept by JehnJ. Dough-
erty, In the CITY of Win fngton, New CSs-
tie county, Del,
..l ON SATURDAY, arifo
The goth Day of MARCH, A. D., 1880,
ut clock, p. m, the follow Ing described
real estate, viz:
All those two certain tracts, pieces or
parcels OF land situate In BrandyWine
hundred, bounded and described as fol-
lows, 10 VII: No: beginning at a stone
oy Lhe de OF John Talley's land, thence
by the same north l514 degrees west 2,j
$40 pefches to stone, thence by the same
notth 4oA degrees, west 25 perches to !.
hickory, and thence north m degrees
west 40 perches TO a stone, thence leayinn
The land north 1874 degrees, west 30 perches
10 stake. thence north oa degrees, east
% 10 perches to the line OF Melchoir
Ebrites' land. thence by said line north 81
degrees, west % riches to "a corner of No.
2 land OF E.i Is. Talley, thence by a new
division line. south Is degrees, west l72
perches to the middle OF Naaman, 4 Creek
Road, thence with the niddle OF the same
south " de- -rees, east IA perches, thence by
land of james A. b. Smith south IS de-
gree, west II 40 perches, south 761% de- &
grees, east 10 $40 percnes and north 26Iz
degrees, east Is 2-l0 percnes to The middle
OF the road aforesaid, thence with the
same south SOl4 degrees, east 81 $40 perches
degrees, east is $40 perches and north AZ
degrees, east 7 IL perches to the middfsi
OF The road aforesaid. thence continuing
the course OF the road As 4-I0 perches %
the place of beginning, containing ninety
nine acres and Ii perches, more or les
Book X, vol. D. page 4o3, &c. !i '1
No. o.2.-Beginning at a corner OF Amer
Grubbs land, and Samuel Talley's allot-
ment, thence with a line of the said SAM
uel's allotment north 25 degrees east 81
Ii perches TO a corner ROCK of John DiA
on's land, thence with the same north2 4
degrees, west 30 perches to u corner stake
or stone OF said D.xon's land thence with d
the same north 81 degrees, west SO S-lU
perches To corner of Ell Baldwin's lard,
thence with the same south IN degrees
west "a 2-lO perches to another corner
stake or stone of said Baldwin's lani,, =
thence with the same south 30 degrees east
30 7-lO perches to a corner maple and
stone OF said Baldwin's land, thence con
tlnuing with said Baldwins land south II
degrees east 40 D. 10 perches to the place of
beginning containing within these bounds
by computation tuirty-four acres and 4
twenty-seven perches of land. be the
same more or less. Book g, vol. q, page
473, DC. fz-f
seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Thomas Lea Talley, surviving
Mortgsgor and I. L., and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
sherif7s Office, New Castle, March 2,
1880. mara 3tawts
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10000 Cotton WeaUers on
.lIs9 f Strike,

10000 Cotton WeaUers on a
-lHH Strike.
LONDON, March 3.-At Ashton-under.
Lyme 10000 cotton weavers have struck
work in consequence of the refusal OF
their employers to grant an advance of
per cent. in their wages, which advance
the spinners recently obtained.
Whatthe Kaiser Said,at Dinner.
PARIS, March 3'-Private advices from
Berlin state that the Emperor William,
while at dinner with the Count de st.
Waller, expressed the most friendly sem
timents toward the ambassador of the
French government and said there was
no ground for anxiety as to the CONT nu-
ance of The good relations between the
Two countries. ..#.ts .i
MR.. WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT spent
Monday and Tuesday in Baltimore. at
the residence of Mr.. William T, Wal
ters. Previous to his late visit he had
not spent. day in Baltimore since 1885,
being at that time a boy II years of age.
On that occasion he saw a mob sackng
the residence of Reverdy johnson in
Monument Square and throwing his
furniture out of the windows. The riot
WAS brpugh: about by the failure of a
bank, tor which Mr.. johnson was coun-
sci. The city aiterward compensated
him for his loss. The immediate object
of Mr.. Vanderbilt's visit to Baltimore
was to see the magnificent collection of
paintings owned by Mr.. Walters, and
which are to be put on exhibition in a
few days. Every year Mr.. Walters opens
his private gallery Tor some charitable
object, and this year the proceeds are to
be given to the poor of the city. MIR.
Vanderbilt is about fitting up an art gal
lery in his own lpalatial residence in
New York, and he was anxious 10 see
wLat his friend, Mr. Walters, had been
able to do iu this line in Baltimore.
PINcHBAcK must go. Up to day
before yesterday he was all right, but
Mr., Hayes found out thing
or two, withdrew his name from the
Senate, and now he's all wrong. New
Orleans must do without him as Ma
val Officer, and, under the circumstan-
ces, he has a perfect right to assume
shat anybody who goes back on his
friends in that heartless wayis not the
man to trust in a pinch.
p From Centennial Headquarters.-I
Bulls Cough Syrup excellent
havIng ready sale aud rendering ore
than any cough sy rup have
eyer sold, tB. Maloney. NJ D., Fif-
teenth and Carpenter streets, Philauel,
phia, Pa.
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OI,l Ice SO 10 A Ton.

G. G. Miller, of Summit Station
Schuylkill county, is in Reading to-day.
He sold TO Frederick Lauer 500 tons of
ice to Ia inches thick, housed last win
ter, at So. 10 per ton delivered on the
ears at the railroad station in Schuylkill
county.-Redd,ng Eagle.
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Ours Off the Track.

Last evening, as the Harrington extra
freight train of the Delaware r R., due
in this city about nine O'Clock, was ap-
preaching the Delaware. Western rail-
road crossing, the train IN some manner
parted. In backing up to couple The
cars together again, the forward part of
the train came back with s1ch force as
TO throw small individual lime car
from the track. Two other cars fol-
lowed, one lime and one gondoln. The
accident caused delay OF about half an
hour, but by means of wreck car, the
cars were placed on the track again un-
injured,
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Amusements.
GAN ARABIAN NIGHT"


On Monday evening next the above
farcial comedy will be presented at the
Grand Opera House by Augustin Daly's
Fifth Avenue Theatre Company, of New
York. 1t had long and successful run
iu New York, and the press of that city
speak in glowing terms of the play. The
New York Herald of November Both
says: at.i.. 50
It's situations are most comical, aud
every act is accompanied by almost con-
tiuous laughter from the audience. or
the play as 1t is, all that can be said is
that it IS immensely funny from end TO
end, brimful OF incident and nirth-pro
voking dialogue, and contains matter
enough for a dozen faIces, handsome
toilets enough TO stock dozen miIliners.
and good ac'ing enough to run almost
any average play to success. 1t made a
decided hit last night" m p'Nf '0
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Bar MeetinN.

A meeting of the members of the Bar
Association of New Castle county, Will
oe held tomorrow for the purpose of
taxing action on the death Of the late
Henry Pepper, Esq. The meeting will
be held In the Law Library. t
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Al 'ee'inSs Tonight.
TnuRSnAN-

Ea Tn i.od.9sd dh9dge. No. 4, k. OFF.
|Nis9n' No. -, |. U. O f.
hhaitonn n1Iuse, No. 2, |. q. o. f.
|fmInSI,n,nL Lodge, No, II, |. o. II NJ
b. Cam Division, No. /, Il ofT
fman.Mn,s',, ~. =, Jr.. o. u. A. Al
u''f' Beneficial So cietv NJ
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Sale of Furniture.

Those in need of furniture should at
tend the sale at Ogle's auction room, No
COG arr ct street, tomorrow afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. The furniture which he
will offer for sale is first class in every
respect.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-04
Accident and Runaway.

This morning, about o'clock, as a
horse and wagon belonging to James
Bradford was beng driven along Front
street, one of the front wheels of the
wagon came off at Walnut street, and
the driver was thrown out. The wheel
coming off frightened the horse, and it
started of on a run, and ran along Front
to Market, and down that street across
the bridge. 1t was finally caught on the
causeway. While running along Front
street it ran into one of the mules at
tached to No. 0 street car, cutting one of
was also cut around the hind legs,
"PaM the Slave of Jesus
Christ"
This is the title of lecture to be de-
livered by Rev. Geo.. r. Kramer, at
the Opera House, on a Sunday after
noon yet to be named. ,..,...ll =,
The theme is one of great interest,"
Paul, ''the apostle to the Geptiles,"
yet "a Hebrew of the Hebiews;" a
Hellenist, yet Jew to the heart,
trained in the law, yet glorying only
in the cross of Christ. Admission
free. A collection taken for the church.
Give Nlr a Gall.
George Slayin, tnss S. taken charge of
the lime and coal yard formerly occu-
pied by Geo. W. Bright, and as he man
ufactures his own lime at works IN
Lancaster county, Penna., will sell lime
at the very lowest market rates. Also
the best grades of family coal well
screened aud delivered in cellars without
extra charge. Sand, wood, cement,
plaster, marble dust, hair, etc, always
ON hand.
-Four Males Completed.
The Wilmington & Northern r. R.,
have completed the laying of four
miles of track from Spring gfield, on the
French Creek Branch, The grading
of the other two miles of road bed
leading to the iron ore mines has been
completed, and is ready for the track,
Wood Burned.
On Tuesday aitemoon last, about 4
O'Clock, about eighty cords of wood that
was piled up along the Delaware rail-
road, between Greenwood and Dalis
stations, caught fire and was totally de-
s.royed. The wood belonged to priva
parties, and it is thought that The fire
originated from a spark of a passing To-
comotlye.
Personal.
Senator Bayard arrived in Whining
ton this morning. sts- Wv Fs
To hear Joseph Jefferson talk of life, |
and the things, places and people he has
seen, is said to be better than reading a
good novel or book Of travel. He has
a pleasant voice, gentle manner, never
needs word that does not come at his
will, and paints for the minds eye as
artistic .lly as he does, for the natural
eye with his pencil and brush, ! He has
numbers of pleasant songs with which
he accompanies himself on the piano.
that are the delight of children, as well
as grown up people. The hearty
"Brother John" and the "Fhree Sailors
of Bristol City," ishst as mpch senjoyed
by himself as by them, so genuinely fond
IL he of children. ebtzssA.
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Angry Republicans.

BECAUSE THE LhvY COURT WON'T NE
aLEcT ms BUSINESS FOR rHLIR Ac-
ooMMoDATloN.
Special to the GAZETTE.
new CASTLE, March 3.-At 1.4O
O'Clock this Afternoon the Levy Court
reassembled, and the committee TO ex-
anime the assessment OF George q. Ward
Assessor for the Northern District of
whining ton reported they had found it
toicontain 115 names, and nv, mel Is
amounting TO 1886 769.
The committee to examine the ac-
counts OF VIM. Herbert, County Treas
urer reported them to be as follows:
DIR.
Balance on hand last
settlement, S22, 1876. 90
Receipts from all
sources, 272,593Si
- s.94, 1884
OR.
Total Expenditures ,s21O. 1896 GA
Treasurer's salary, 10000
-&u1 0slR "a
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LONDON, March 3.-At Ashton-under.
Lyme 10000 cotton weavers have struck
work in consequence of the refusal OF
their employers to grant an advance of
per cent. in their wages, which advance
the spinners recently obtained.
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SHERIFFs SALE.
LAFAYET TE HOTEL.

BY virtue of a writ OF Levari Facias, u,
me directed, will be exposed to public aie.
al the
The daily gazette., 1880-03-04
OR.

Total Expenditures, ,s21O 1896 GA
Treasurers salary, 10000
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al Shipley street. kept by John J. Dough-
erty, In the c'ty of Win fngton, New Gas
tie county, Del,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22
REV. DEWITT AND REV. KAllOcH.


Every available seat was occupied in
the Baptist Church OH Sabbath even
ing. Large numbers could not obtain
seats, and many left. Rev. Dewitt
preached very able and effective SER
mon which made deep impression
upon the immense audience Prof
Markham sang three beautiful solo,
with great effect. The professor is Il
delightful adjunct to meetings of this
class. His clear and powerful voice is
always listened to with pleasure. One
pleasing thing about these services is
the cultured and melOdious voice Of
this celebrated vocalist suddenly
breaking into the sermon Of the rcver-
end divine with song of praise, thu
sentiments of which accord with the
thoughts Of the speaker just pressed.
This is n new and pleasing feature; il
both cheers and rests the audience and
relieves the speaker for the time.
The inquiry meetings are largely at
tended; many persons, middic-agrd
and more youthful ones. giving in evil
dence of conversion. \ deep interest
is manifested. Rev. Dewitt is celc-
brated evangelist whose reputation a.
Il successful revivalist ext .niS from
ocean to ocean. Lawrence will he I'M
able to retain him very long. Rev. |.
:. kallOch, present mayor OF san
Francisco. has jus, completed arrange
ments with Doctor Dewitt calling
him to the Golden Gate 10 engage in a
revival season there. by the bye, it
may be proper here to state that Mr..
KallOch desires to have il understood
among his numerous friends in this
city that he does not allow his po!iti-
cal duties to interfere with his ohliga-
tons 10 the church. Great prosperity
seems IL attend his laborS in that dis
tant city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22
A CONVENIENT LAND MEASURE.

Toad farmers to obtain accuracy in
estimating the amount of land in diff
ferent fields under cultivation. the fol-
lowing table is given:
Five yaTtis wide 10y l'is iang contains
one acre.
Ten yards wide by 4S4 long contains,
one acre.
Twenty yards wide by 2i2 long con
tains one acre.
Forty yards wide by III long CON
taiHs one acre.
Seventy yards wide by % IL long
contains one acre.
Eighty yards wide by O. ID long
contains one acre.
Sixty feet wide by 30 feet long con-
taiHs one acre.
One hundred and ten feet wide 10y
395 long contains one acre.
One hundred and thirty feet widely
3ii contains one np.p.
Two hundred a.ia twenty ieet wide
by IS! long contains one acre.
Four hundred aud forty feet wide by
20 long contains one acre.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22

For the speedy cure 81 Consumption
and all diseases that Head 10 IL. such A.
stubborn Coughs. neglected. Col'i-.
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, pain
in the side and chest. dry hacking
cough. tickling in the throat, Hoar-~-
hes. Sore Thraf, and all chronic az
lingering diseases Of the throat and
lungs Dr. King. Nev Discovery
has no equal and ha- established for
!t~if \ worthwhile reputation Many
l.aiing physicians rcccmmend and u-r
{, i'm their pnzrtie~- The formula from
which il Is pfsTars-i l. highly reSun-
niendesi by all medical joosrssi.- The
clergy and the pres have compliment
Ell IL In the most glowing Terms Go
10 your druggist and gef trial b-Ssfle
fire Of coz, OF . regular sixe for sl0..
For ale by n. -. sale. ssiins. kaI-
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