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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-08
Municipal Court.
before Judge Burr.]
CRIMINAL

CRIMINAL.
The city VS.. A. Jabsith; drunkenness. Fine
of IS paid.
The city vs.. Tom Redmond; same. Com.
mitted for five days.
The city vs.. Emma Gibson; kee ping house
OF ill-fame. Committed for ninety days.
The city vs.: Annie Benford; disorderly con-
duct Committed for thirty days.
The. city VS.. George Cass; same. Sentence
suspended.
The city VS.. G. Coles; larceny. Committed
for thirty days.
The city VS.. A. Buvier: same Costs paid.
The city VS.. w. Turner; vagrancy. Sent
out of town.
!. The city vs.. s. Montour; assault and battery.
Committed for sixty days.
The State VS.. Peter Gammelle; larceny. Dis
missed W.
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NORTHFIELD.

NoRTHFIELD, April Mr.. Lowe
worked the third degree of Masonry last
night amidst great chaos and loud cries
of 'tFire him out, "Open the window
and shove him down. The gentleman
went through with the degree bravely.
He was guarded both nights by the police
and left town safely.
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LIVERPOOL, April Z, 10 A. M.-Spot wheat
and floating cargoes firm. Cargoes on pas
Sage qnet hut steady. English country mar
kets generally dearer. French markets turn
dearer. Weather In England frosty. Stocks
In London. -four 100000 sacks; corn, under
80, 100 quarters. On passage for United King.
dom 2,625,0OO quarters wheat and 770,OOO
quarters corn.
New YORK, April Z, 1880 P. M.-Spring
nominal; winter options lower; rallied red dull
at 25; receipts, wheat 10000; corn $4,000.
.M.-Winter opIions dull and weak; rail
red firm at 1.25.
WHEAT
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Cameron's Lash.

HARRISBURG, April THE Republican
caucus resolution endorsing the course Of the
Republicans in the United States Senate passed
the Senate by party vote. Senator Gordon,
Democrat, moved To amend by inserting pro-
vso that The resolution should not be con.
strued to endorse the bargain made with Ma
hone. Defeated after considerable debate.
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Arcbhi.hon Fehan.

CHICAGO, April TN the presence of si1
bishops, 120 clergy and 5000 people, Arch
bishop Fehan was formally inducted into his
exalted office of Archbishop of this Catholic
diocese; the ceremony being the bestowal up
on him OF the Pallum or the robe of office
brought to this country from the pope. The
ceremony was performed in tine Cathedral OF
the Holy Name, and was interesting, novel
and impressive.
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Municipal Court.
CRef0re ,Judpe Cooley.

The city VS.. A. Nelson, F. Jones, Hiram
Prescott; drunkenness. Nelson paid S., the
others were committed for five days each.
The city VS.. Thomas belong; disorderly
conduct. Fined S..
The VS., Peter Labree; larceny. Committed
for ninety days.
The State VS.. c. Beck; larceny Committed
to await the action of the grand jury.
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WHEELS OF COMMERCE.

High Prices for Grain and Provisions at
Lake Ports---stooks Generally Higher
With Active Trading. M
ST. PAUL. April 8, 1881.
On the board of trade yesterday prices and
transactions were as follows:
Wheat-No. L hard 81 co.; No. 2do. &c;
No.l g7c; No . 94c; do. April 1c; May CSC;
No. 8 SIC; No. 75c.
Corn-No. 2 4lKc; April and May 40c;
May offered at Ale.
Oats No. 2 white 34c; No. 8 do. 33c; No. 2
mixed cash and April S3c; April offered at S4c;
May 33Nc bid, 34c asked No. mixed 32c.
Sales, two cars, No. mixed April at 33N c;
two cars do. April at SAC, and two cars do.
May at SAC. ~
Barley-No. Q SIC; No. 8, extra, TIC. No. 8,
Toe. s--a.
Rye-No. 2, sSc.
Ground Feed-$l7 90.
Bran-S7 bid, $7.25 asked. One car sold at
S725. -
Baled Hay-Ofered at $500.
Hogs-Live $3.50, dressed $7.25 bid, $7.75
asked. .i-.i ----' -
Timothy seed-s265 bid. Twenty sacks
sold at S2.65.
Glover Seed-S5.00.
Pork is held higher and was selling yester.
day at $l6.50@17. Butter unchanged. Eggs
14@15c, with tendency to easier prices.
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Black Diamonds.

AUSTIN, April 1.-THE Chas. Forbes Comedy
company played here on Wednesday evening
to very full house. The plot is full of ex-
citing scenes, and frequent use of firearms is
presented, revo1vers being used in their tragedy
instead of shotguns as In the tragedy before
the court The company will be heard from
in other parts of the State.
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We Can't Help 1t.

No matter the source or cause, we hate
growing, and recommend herewith the
remedy. Use st. Jacobs Oil and laugh at
pain. 1t will do the work every time.
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Genexiexe Au Rieht.

New YORK, April 7.-Judge sedgwick to-
day in the superior court refused the applica-
tion of Theodore Moss and others to vacate
the injunction restraining them from produc-
ing the play entitled "Forget Ne Not"
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sew street between Pleasant avenue and

sey street between Pleasant avenue and
Forbes
Referred to Committee on Streets.
From Fl. Hall and others
Relative to the grade of Mount Airy
and Broadway streets.
Referred to Committee on Streets and
City Engineer.
From the Board of Directors of the St.
Paul WorkhOuse--
To the Honorable the President and Common
Council of the city Of St. Paul.
GENTLEMEN: Your attention Is respect
fully called to the following resolution
passed by the Board of Directors of the st.
Paul WorkhOuse at their meeting held on the
31st of March, 1881:
RESOLVED, That it is the sense of this Board
that the Workhouse should be established on
| the grounds known as the Como Park, and
| that the City Council be requested to grant its
| permission Tor the use of forty (40) acres OF
the same as may be agreed upon by the
| Council and the Board.
JOHN c. RICHARDSON,
Secretary pro tenn.
! From Geo. II. Smith and Jno Rouse
For the construction Of sewers on
Westminster and Waverly streets
Referred to Committee on Streets.
From D. L. Curtice-
Presenting the city with one of his
new maps of the city which shows the
location of fire hydrants and cisterns and
fire alarm boxes, etc.
| Accepted, and on motion of Aid. Otis
the thanks of the Council were rendered
| Mr.. Curtice for his gift.
From B. Michel and others
For the opening of Ellen street be-
tween Rice and Dale streets.
Referred to Committee on Streets.
From Frawley & Needham--
For the transfer of liquor license No.
1877 to Mary Frawley-same premises.
From A. s. Weller
For transfer of liquor license No. l73
to Ksycki & Mason, to be used at No. 90
East Seventh street.
All referred to Committee on License.
From Nancy Irvine
In regard to the present condition Of
Irvine park, and asking that steps be
taken to have said park put in proper
shape, etc.
Referred to Committee on Parks, City
Engineer and Attorney, with instructions
to report at next meeting of Council.
From John Warne and Others
Asking that the grade be established on
Aurora avenue in Ewing g. Chute's Ad-
| dition.
Accepted. (See resolution
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
Of City Treasurer
To the Honorable President and Common
Council of the City Of st. Paul.
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to herewith
| submit my report, showing the receipts and
disbursements of this Office from Jan. l to
March 81, 1881 (both days inclusive):
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ST. PAUL, FRIDAY, APRIL s, 1881.

THE Republican candidates for ceme-
terry trustees have heen elected in Toledo
This will be gratifying to the party,
which is thus assured of respectful
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Probate Court.

Before Judge O'Gorman.l
In the matter Of the guardianship Of Sven
Johann Morten; order made dismissing appli-
cation to set aside appointment of guardian.
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For fine dish of oysters, in the shell or
out Of the shell, 60 to Monigomery's Bay.
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Ribbons and Trimmings

viii be opened again at Ingersoll & Co.'s o
Friday and Saturday of this week.
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The livery stable at al Twelfth street has
several new and elegant rigs.
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For stylish rig at reasonable rates 60 to
Buzell's, al Twelfth street.
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Respectfully submitted,
City Treasurar

Respectfully submitted,
F.. A. RENE, City Treasurer.
April I, 1881.
Referred to Comptroller.
Of City Comptroller
The Comptroller presents audited
claims, viz:
Thomas Hanley, sl1.67 Otto Drehcr,
Register of Deeds, $l.25; Stees Brothers,
$l9.75; Mitsch u Haupers, $500; F.
Knauft, sl755; John Clarkin, $500;
James King, $3.50. 20; F. Richter, Sheriff,
s275.5s; Thos. Fitzpatrick, sl93.25; Sec
rotary of State, s54.05; ID. w. Ingersoll
e. Co., s99e; Prendergast Brothers,
s10.13 c. F. Knauft, $3.50; X. o. Stiong,
Chief Engineer Fire department, S. II;
Saint Paul Shooting Company, ss.77; r.
F. Osborne, s13 Is; j. G. Terry. 5000;
P. McManus, s76 66; Sanders g. Mathews,
90. 70; Sisters of Good Shepherd, s470.0S;
James Carr, estimate No. 3, IOrient
street grading, S33l.50; VIM. Stockton,
estimate No. z, Minnesota and Twelfth
streets sewers, s925.05 II. S. Saroni.
s949. 90; Saint Paul Gas Company, gas
bills from May /, 1880, to January J., 1851,
81 ,O6s. so. Saint Paul Book and Stationery
Company, s1l3:5o.
Allowed and ordered paid by the fol-
lowing vote: -.
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Dowlan, O'Connor, Oiis,
Ringwald, Cornish, Brennan, MInea, Mr..
Prcsident-9.
or r,r-ry CLERK
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LONDON, April Z,
M. DORAN's REPORTS.

Bullion in the Bank of England decreased
during the past week f902 600.
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THE WEEKLY GLOBE.

The WEEKLY GLOBE is a mammoth sheet, exactly
soluble the size of the Daily 10 just the paper for
me hreside, containing In addition to al the current
news choice miscellany agricultural matter, market
fsports &C. II is furnished to single subscribers al
81, with Is cents added for prepayment OF postage
Subscribers should remit $l.l6
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: WHEAT.
MILWAUKEE,. CHICAGO.

Wheat receipts in Chicago 23,9S0 bushels;
shipments 1912 bushels.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee Is, 400 bushels;
shipments 9,2l0.
Stock of wheat in Milwaukee $4,000
| ht,c oil
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The following quotations giving the range
of the markets during the day were received by
n. DoRAN, commission merchant:
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Live Stock.

Live Stock. -~''..-'---'
Reported by Delaney & O'Connor. Received
at the Northwestern stock yards on the 5th, 9th
and 18th, irsts:
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Accepted.
OF CITY ENGINEER.
The City Engineer, to whom was re-
ferred the report of the Chief of Fire De-
partment relative to the building Ne. A
East Third street, reports that he las
examined the same and does not consider
the building unsafe, ETC.; but recommend
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w. WILKIN,
HAsoAL r. BRILL,
0pIAND0 SIM0Ns

ORLANDO SIMONS.
Accepted and ordered on file.
From @. D. O'Brien and NJ. r. Prender-
CAST
Stating that they are the sureties on the
bond of John Clonan for the grading of
Maria avenue; that, through an error,
SAID bond does not cover the twenty per
cent. as required by law; that they will
hold themselves responsible for said
twenty per cent, etc.
Accepted.
From w. d. Rogers and others---
In reference to remonstrance sent the
Board of Public Works, relative to the
opening of an alley through block 30,
Rice g. Irvine's addition.
Referred to Board of Public Works.
From Frederick Beckman and others---
Asking for the extension of the Rice
street sewer from Rice street to Western
avenue.
Referred to Committee on Streets.
From w. L. Wilson and others
Protest against the extension of Car
roll street, etc.
Upon the conclusion of the reading of
the foregoing, Aid. Cornish moved that
w. L. Wilson, who was present, be heard
in reference thereto. No objection being
made, Mr.. Wilson addressed the meeting
at some length relative to said extension,
and asked in conclusion that the matter
be referred to Committee to investi-
gate and report, and that the Board of
Public Works be requested to defer the
confirmation of assessment for said extern
sion until further notice.
Upon the conclusion of the speakers re-
marks the remonstrance was referred to
Committee on Streets and the Board of
Public Works requested to defer action
on the confirmation of assessment until
further notice. s,lj 20
From B. Michel and others
For the construction of sidewalk of
the regulation size on the west side of
Rice street from Martin street to Como
avenue. -.TE., Ia.
Accepted. (See resolution instructing
the Board of Public Works in the mat
From J. W. Cunningham and others
For the Strengthening of Portland ave-
nue. and suspension Of the grading until
the street is Strengthened.
Accepted. -lSee order to Board of Pub
lie Works. Is ..
From G. II. Witherill--
For the partial grading Of Kate street
frem Ohio to Bertha streets.
Accepted. (See order to the Board Of
Public Works.
From the Como Railway Company
Acceptance of the provisions of Ordi-
nance number 22s.
Ordered on file in City Clerks office.
From John Wann and Others
For the construction of sewer on Ram
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Eastern and European Markets.

Demand good lot cdClIe anu nOgS at ABOVE
quotations. A fair supply of sheep in mar
ket
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CAMERoN, W. Va, August 6.-The In
stitute which began here Monday Is being
largely attended.
On Tuesday, among other discussions,
the instructor Professor McKsne gave
very interesting lectures on Lessons in
Arithmetic" "History" and "Geogra.
ply" The subject OF English grammar
was talked Oh by Professor Haynes, OF
the MOuudsvlile School.
Ga Tuesday night the "Rela'ionship OF
Teacher, Pupil and Parent" was dis
CuSsed by Professor W. 3. Powell and
others.
Professor t. j. Parsons pleased the audi.
enCe with an exCellently read piece.
At this point Of the programme PROBES.
sor MCKAne delivered q short lecture on
the Fiction Of History" Ia this many
new and interesting facts were clearly
presented to the large audience.
On Wednesday and Thursday various
important subjects were discussed by the
instructor. Professor T. J. Parsons de-
server credit for his thoughts presented
on the subject Of grammar. Professor
David Bonar explained the subject Of the
"LeIst Common Multiple" very clearly.
On Thursday evening the State Super.
inlendent, Hon. d. L. Butcher, visited
the Institute. The people came out m
ma@t. The programme was AZ follows:
Fitst-Music, under the auspices OIL Prof.
Loller, assisted by Mira. ChaFles Wood.
burn, B. Kettle and Miss Booher, with
Miss W%oodburn at the organ. Piece from
an operetta. entitled "Whlls 10 Music En-.
tranClng." 100
Second "School Architecture" by
Prois. Bonar and +. j. Parsons.
Third-"Muslc, Tric," entitled, "OjHear
Me-" by a number OF fret named singers.
Fourth-LeCtute, 1.-THE Pedagogue,h by
Prot. MCKane.
Filth. MutiC-. Comicduett entitled "Mr.
and Mr.. Blown" by Prof. Loller and
others.
sixth-Tslk by Prof.. Il. L. Butcher.
II was wholesome and practical. There
wal a useful thought and lesson In almost
every sentence.
We must not forget to say that the pso.
pie here are taking a deep interest In the
Institute.
The day singing Of the Institute Ia cor.
Quoted by Prof. Z. Bonar, the night sinV.
ing by Mr.. Loller, who Ia a thorouVh pFo.
lessor Of Music. These make the Institute
interestingly iP, 4,
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Dr.. Peter. % Cepo'l-The transit Of

DR.. PeIers on CemsIs-Ths Transit 81
VenuH,
Dr. O. F. Il. Peters, director OF the
Hamilton college obssrvatory,6ailed ThurH-
day for Europe, In conversation Wed
nesday, With reporter oil the New York
Tribune DO said; I'm . sense nearly every
comet discovered is q new one, There are
few oil any importance with 9 revolution
Of less than y hundred yeATs, while many
comels are invisible for Thousands otyearl
at q time. There are six elements pscess'
AIRY 10 be observed before 1t can be told
whether this ia a new comet. Inclination,
longitude Of node, maior axis, sccentrtcttyr
logituds Of ~perihslion, and epoch. The
& tst five have been observed and appear
to ugree very nearly with the correspond
ing elsmenta OF at least three old cometS,
When the epoch has been %asCertained the
whole question will be settled, and until
that time all statements are guees'EoTk.
The tail OF the new Cometis not toIked.
On the contrary, the tail 10 round and
hollow, Looked at from one position an
observer sees through the center Of 1t, and
it looks very thin, ven appearing 70 be
loTked; but take . common card and roll
il together ill the ends meet, Now loek
At il near one side and It appears very
thick, because you are looking through ID
solid portion"
"Will you give your theory Of comets
Of what they are composed?'
'"There are TWO kinda oil comets. The
one Just now disappearing was composed
of gaseous matter, largely Of hydro car
Don. Other comets bear q close relation
to shooting stars. In fact, many are bul
Luciier shooting stars. A cloud OF dis.
tinct particles moves from space, drawn
BY the law OF contraction, In this cloud
are the elliptic ringP. In one oil them sew
srsl clusters OF meleors appear in such
close proximity that they aSSume the form
OF q comet, Then the astronomers has
to observe the six elements already men,
toned in order to compare with Others"
"Can any danger ever come to the
earth from q comel?"
Mot the slightest. We have already
passed through one Ia this century. Ths
only result was q beautiful meteoEiC dis
play. The comet 10 many times so large
as the earth, but not being "a dense would
swim on our atmosphere"
"WhaI has been done toward preparing
for the observation Of the transit OF Venus
next yesr?"
"Nothlpg as yet. A commission has
been appointed by the Secretary Of the
Navy and the National Academy oil Science,
but no meeting has yet been called. lam
one OF the Commissioners, and l start ioT
Europe Thursday. There will be nothing
done I'LL FALL"
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AtAthsr ludlctous feature Of the attempted
suicide OF Mrs. Trsslef, Of Columbus, O.,
Wednesday, has come to light. MIS-. Tres.
Ter was found on the 1oor Of a hay LOTT
with her nose and mouth bloody and a
rope with q moose OH the end was dang.
ling from the raftets. II appears that Mrs.
Tteslef swallowed some morphine in the
presence Of her husband during the AT.
tefnoon. Finding that ahe had not taken
enough to produce fatal results, abe
determined TO complete the lob with A
rope. BY . promise Of len cents she readily
enlisted the assistance Of Willis Hebdei.
son, a lad Of tender years, who delIbeIaIe.
ly assisted to adjust the rope. This he
accomplished In q very complete manner,
A box was obtained on which the Would.
he suicide was to stand and Willie aRteed
TO push Il from under her. Attic proper
time the boy says "shsgot on the boz and
J asked her tor The ten cents before sbe
put her head Id the r6be. She W6uldn't
give me the ten cents and | let her 20 and
she didn't Put her head In. She holleted
and tell down aud then YOU men cana
running In and got ont Of the WSV,S
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why Will You

ALLOW . cold To advance In your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, snoh n
P%neut1otia, HemerrhAges and Lung troubles
when an immediate rel 81 can be 80 readily al
Lainedf BoscHEE's GERMAN BYRuP has gained
the largest sale In the world for the cure 81
CouGhS, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases.
y Ia Df. BoOchee'B famous German pfescrip
tionI, and 10 prepared with the greatest care
and no fear need DO entertained In adminiRta
Ing II 70 the youngest child, a. per directions.
The sale Of this medicine 10 Unprecedented,
Since Inst introduced there hes been d con.
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report OF q failure 10 do It's work In any caSs.
Ash your Druggist a. 10 the truth Of these fe.
niaftG Large SitNs IS oents. Tty Il and be-
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SMALL DWELLING FOR SALE.

4 small residence containing three rooms, suitable
ior 4 1nAll family, The houNe 10 10 good condition,
shin . q Will out. Lot 2SIi20, we'll 10 ed. On
vest eide McColloth street, No. li2S Price low,
A IubIintiil Udsk dWGllpE. containing I rOomL,
antlhed ttllti excellent bSck Kitchen; wood shed;
% dry cellar, ItIll 10 and Olh,T impr JVsmentG. Loi
t20Is1, we'll fenced. On wet side Of MG:ollueh
street.
A Erg' Q nVsnisht FtAidsue', corner Eleventh and
ChIplIos streets, SSS Of Chapnns, south Of Eleventh
street.
A complies aud desirable hni elAsa Ftaidonee, No.
Ills WSsI aide CbAplinO GtfOtL
A twO.slo'y bricE dwelling, ooutLnlns roon1,
furnished With GSs and water, No. 70 WGII side Main
ItEest
AtWo story brick dwsiiIn toatainins . ponm.,
ont .hAi square wet Of suIpenIion bridge, zInS
street,
O0S irine dwelling, contAlOlns roninI, 70 d eel.
lA'i an lot 2txltA. No 70 ZAnO TTeet, short distance
wet Of suiPausiob bridge.
One good level building lot SoEiOO, on Thirty. ninth
StieSt. VIII take $500 cash for Il.
Three desirable building lots On MARI avenue,
!ettohle pTopertJ) Twenty ninth street, viii sll
LOT 500 and ISIS. Apply 70
ALEXANDER BONE,
General Business and Real kAiate Agent, 10 NGr.
ket 3 rect, Crank e1 Block aud
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An. old gentleman in Maryland said bs had
raised his family on "Selie1' Liver PM y
and considered them almost as essential ~" /.
family a. bread. That's true. DSv
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A CoUaH, Cold or Sore Throat sbopid
be stopped. Neglect frequently results ia
an incurable lung disease Of consumption,
Browns Bronchial Troches do moi lisor.
der the stomach liks cough syrups and
balsams. but act directly on the infsmej
parts, allaying irritation, give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Oataffh ana
the Throat Troubles which Singers and
Public Speakers are subject to, For ihIytv
years Browns Bronchial Troches bave
been recommended by physicians, and Al.
waya give perfect satisfaction, HAVING
been tested by wide and Conetant tise io1
nearly an entite generation, they have Al.
tai1ed Well.merited rank among The few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold at Is cent?
q box everywhere. TTESw
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"MY son had an abscess In his side tha
discharged two quarts Of matter. Lindsey
B.ood Searchor' cured him." ]. +. Brooks
gainesville Ohio. paw
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l was troubled with an eruption for eight
years, itching intolerably at times; tried
many preparations without finding relief
Through the use OF "Swayne's All.healIng
Ointment" I am entirely cured.
JosEPH II. LAMBERT.
At HortamAn 4 Bros. Fifth aud Cherry,
Plila.
swayne'S Ointment, the only effectual cure
for letter, all %Cutaneous affections no matter
how obstinate or how long standing. "
6wSyne's Ointment Is sold by all druggists.
TThuIm