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NO CURE, NO PAY.

DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines are
guaranteed to cure, for particulars see
wrappers aud pamphlets. They are re-
liable, have not sprung INTO popularity
IN week or month and gone out oI
favor as rapidly, but being Sustained by
merit have won n Worldwide reputation,
necessitatIng branch In LondOn,t TO sup.
ply foGcign Countries, while the home
sales are enormous throughout the
United States. Golden Medical Discov-
cry purities and enriches the blood, pre-
venting fevets, curiOg all skin and scrof-
ulous affections, ana curing consump-
ton, which is scrofula OF the lungs. II
the bowels are costve take Pierce's Pei.
lets Qitile pils). Both sold by druggists.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, May oh 1879.
WORLDS DIsPENsIARY MEDICAL Asso-
CIATIoN:
Gentlemen-For years have been
great sufferer. My trouble first started
with terrible ague cbills and constipa-
tions. This left me in 1873 with Iack-
ing cough aud frequent bleedings from
the lungs. Since this time l have been
continually doctcring, consulting ply
siclans without number. From them
received no benefit or enc iuragenent.--
The mesl noted physicians OF our city
who last visited me expressed their
opinionsin the brief but hopeless words,
"Take good care OF yourself the few
days you have TO live, we cannot help
you" Igrew steadily worse under their
treatment. One day, through reading
your Memorandum Book / learned of
the Golden Medical Discovery. With
but hitle hope of relief, 1 purchased a
bottle aud took 1t. To my surprise and
| satisfaction IT did me more good than all
| the drugs had taken tho year around.
| am now steadily using 1t with benefit
anu recommend 1t TO all TO Of just what
| IL IL advertised.
Sine rely yours,
MES Z. MCGRATH.
90 Wight Street.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. Coughlin, of Somerville,
Mass, says: In the fall of 1876 l was
taken With BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
folio wed by a severe cough. lost my
appetIte and flesh, and was. confined to
uy bed. In 1877 was admitted TO the
HesDital. The doctors said had hole
IN nv lung as big as half dollar. At
one lime a report went aroun4 CnaG 1
was dead. 1 gave mp hope, tut friend
todd me of DIR WILLIAM HALLS
RALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. l got a
bottle, when to my surprise, com memo
ed to feel better, and to-day feel better
than for three years past.
'I write this hoping every one aftiict-
sd with Diseased Lungs will take DIR.
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
Re CURED. / can positively say 1t has
done more good than all the other medi.
cines 1 have taken since my sickness.
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COUNCIL LAST NIGHT.


omceFaflS For want Of One vote.
AT Citj Councils adjourned meeting
last night, the ordinance providing for a
change in the Board of II alth, by r-
dncing the Membership to five, was lost
by the following vote:
Ayes -Messrs. Adams, Blake, Car
michael, Moore, Smith, Col. Taylor,
Merris Taylor, Townsend, Lawrence,
Denny and President Sharpley-11.
Nays-Messrs. Abele, Barnhill Beech
er, Bailey, McMenamin, Meuton, Pasnter
Robinson and Shaw-9.
President Sharpley at first announced
that the ordinance that the ordinance bad
passed but attention being called to the
tact that since the admission of the Ele-
venth ward is required twelve votes TO
constitute majority Of all the members
OF Council he announced that the ordi-
nance failed by reason OF not receiving
the number of votes required by the city
chart
On motion Of Col. r. II. Taylor COM
mittee was appointed with President
Sharpley as chairman, to report member
Of the Board Uf Health under the pre-
sent system.
First ward, James McKenna; Second
ward, Colonel Taylor; Third ward, Will
liam Blake; Fourth ward, Lweis Paynter
Fifth ward. James Carmichael; Sixth
ward, Jos ph X Adams; Seventh ward,
Charles W. Talley; Eighth ward, Will
liam McMenamln; Ninth ward, George
L. Barnhill; Tenth ward, Dennis Men
ton; Eleventh ward, Alfred Denny.
Mr.. McMenamin gave notice of an
ordinance requiring the Railroad Com
pany to place gates at street crossings,
and Mr.. Lawrence in troduced an ordi
rance exeInptine Browntown dogs from
registration until the 1sl or Janual next
Adjourned.
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ATPOLICE COURT.
Circus Rioters Arrested and Pun
ished.

Circus hAOteFs AEESSDSN 0" "~~-
ished.
There were several hearings at
the police station, last night, grow
ing out of sort of small riot that
occurred at the circus grounds, yes
terday afternoon. A white man
named Feaster got into dispute
with a negro man, who called q
friend to his assistance. Feaster
sailed into the friend, when the
other negro busted with all possible
speed. Severalnegroes pitched into
Feaster, whose white friends rallied
to the rescue, and a general fight
ensued. Pistols were fiourlshed and
discharged and knives drawn, and
for a few minutes it looked as if a
general riot would occur. AT this
time Chief Maxwell arrived with a
squad of police, dispersed the light"
ers and arrested Feaster and atwo
negroes named James Smith anu
David Greenly.
All three were taken before the
mayor and fined $5 and costs foI
riotous conduct, and Greenly and
Feaster having used pistols in the
tiuht. were then tried separately un-
der the new law concerning the
carrying of deadly weapons. They
were convicted and fined S25 and
costs. Beins without much cash all
hands are now imprisoned at the po'
| lice station.
There were no cases before the
Mayor this morning.
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wILMINGTON's INDUSTRIES.
The Manufacture of Bricks A Visit
10 Cox q Aliens Yard.

10 Cox d Aliens Yard.
Within the past few years the man
ufacture of bricks in this city has in
creased to very large extent until
now their is made annually between
fifteen and eighteen millions of bricks
in this city
Among those who are very busy at
the present time are Coke 81 Allen.
A visit to their yard thismorning found
every one as busy as bees. At the
present time they employ between 65
and 75 men and boys who are turning
out about 30, 600 bricks per day. With
in a short time past the firm have pur-
chased one of Martins Improved Stock
brick machines, which is operated by
steam. This machine does its work
well, and this morning IL turned out
8, 600 complete bricks in three hours.
Owing to the severe winter the Arm
sold every brick they had, and were
unable to manufacture any more.
Since the Spring opened they have
commenced operations and are now
prepared to furnish all kinds of bricks
as may be seen by their advertisement
in another column.
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Power of the Press.

In no way is the power of the press
more surely shown than In the univeI-
sal knowledge that has IN less than a
year been diffased throughout fifty mil
hons of people of the wonderful cuIa-
tive properties of that splsUdId remedy
K,dney-Wort. Aud the people from
the Atlanrict 10 the Pacific have shown
their intelligence and .heir knowledge
of what Is In the papers, by already
NJ 3kiBR Kidney -WoIt their household
remedy for all diseases of the Kidneys,
liver aud bO wells. Herald.
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murder OF n Supposed BaltimOrean
in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-The body
of T. Y. Tolson, wealthy livery sta.
BILE keeper of Baltimore, was found
floating in the Delaware river to-day.
He had been badly bruised and when
found his feet were tied together with
a strong rope. He came to this city
March is, and registered at the Pea
body Hotel under an assumed name.
The last seen of him was on the night
of that date in disreputabls house on
Tenth street, where he showed con-
siderable money. 1t is believed that
he was robbed and thrown overheard.
The coroner will make an investlga-
tion. mo such livery stable keeper
appears in the Baltimore City Direc-
tory. 1-Bdh. Sun.
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FRIENDSHIPS GIFT.
A Magnificent Photograph Frame
Presented 10 the Friendship Fire
Company.

In the name of Friendship, and in
order to more closely bind the ties now
existing between them, and partly in re-
turn for the grand treatment they re
ceived at the hands of the members OF
the Friendship Fire Company, Of this
city, upon the occasion OF their visit here
in July last, the members Of the Friend
ship Fire Company OF Harrisburg deter
mined upon presenting the company, Of
this city, with lasting token.
They at once Sc; to work and deter
mined upon what j. should be. L. was
finaIl, agreed that the present should
be in the shape OF a frame TO contain the
photographs of the members OF the com
pany. The frame was not to he an or
dinary one, but on the other hand was
TO be something elaborate. The Com
mittee appointed to procure the frame
may well feel proud of their work. The
frame is a very elaborate one, and it |:
safe to say there is not one to equal 1t il
| this country.
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cARBERRY COMMITTED.
MIR. GIVEN's CLAIM.
Names of Some of the Citizens who
Recommend it's Allowance.

Names of Some of the Citizens who
Recommend it's Allowance.
BY some means or othefsthc claim Of
Archibald Given, for losses sustained
by him in the erection of the new Court
House was made a political issue in its
final disposition by the Levy Court all
the Republican members voting against
it. The following names taken from
one OF the petitions sent to the Legis-
lature urging the passage of law au-
thorizing the Levy Court to remunerate
Mr.. Given, will show that the measure
was not then regarded in a political
aspect, and was advocated freely by
Republicans as we'll as Democrats
Fl. S. McComb, ]. t. Cause, A. g.
Wilson, e. T. Warner, Homer Barry,
Fra els Barry, James p. Hayes, Sci
del, Hastings & Co., VIM. Candy,
Capelle & Brother, Chas. W. Rowland,
Lobdell Car Wheel Company, Lea Pu
sey, Bowers, Dure & Co., jackson &
Sharp Company, John p. Almond,
Geo. w. Bush, David Chandler, Joseph
l.. Carpenter Jr., John G. Baker,
McLear s. Kendall, Henry f. Picke s,
Sam'l Bancroft; Jr., and all the MEM
bers of the City Council.
The petitions aggregated over 1000
names, and one was circulated by a well
known Republican IN the Republican
headquarters. 1t was only recently
that political considerations were forc-
ed into this clearly business question.
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The Merry Camden Book binder.

No alf south 4th street, in a neat two
s,ory brisk building, lives Mr.. George
Rra1son. a trusted emu 10y ee of Messrs
oidacn 4 Mergenthaler, wholesale book
4i,nois Jew weeks ago he sent one
dollar 10 a letter TO NJ. A. Dauphtn, NO;
9ia Hroalway, New YORK City, N. Y, and
received in reply half of ticket NO; I4,oio
in the March drawing ~ tne WoIIu W11r mIuo
which drew Slo,OOs @PrN00
Nj. John w anamaker mas reI9rnsu sS,
frOm Florida restored In heait anu ~ ~
~ unoo resume the active management
OF his great business.
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MAR RRIED,

CHANDLER--GRAV Son vthe eve OF
April 2Sth, at Centreville, DEL, by Rev.
MarIs Graves, Mr.. Alfonso Chandler,
Miss Annie r. Graves,Iy oungest dauGh-
ter of Mr.. Lewis Graves, of CentreytIie,
New Castle county, Del.
CLARK-SALMON.- oxford, Chester
county, Pa, April 2Sth., by Rev. VIM.
Georgie A. salmon, both OF New Castle
county, Del.
ROTHW ELL-McEL WEE On Thurs
day, April 18th, at the house of Lewis
McEIwee. Mill Creek Hundred, New
Castle county, bV Rev. r. r. Kennedy,
Mr.. Richard Rothwell and Miss Laura
j. McElwee, all of New Castle county,
Del.
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New Short Railroad Line.

The BdlrimOre and Ohio hailroad
Company will build short two-mile
70 I'd from the Morreil coke works Of the
Cambria Iron Company, in Fayette
county. Pa, tn the Pitt burg Division
at paint neat GihpoDville, about
CoDUellsville, 10 enable ths Cambria
Iron CompAny to GIT thar Coke from
theiT furnaces. The right of way has
been secured, ami the line will cost $40 :
600, AZ new bridge Will have to be
built over the YouRbingbeny.
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priuss for MARYLAND Dogs.

Al the New York dog show, Wed,
nesdav, the first plize for champion
collie dog was awarded to Tweed III a.,
owned by the Scotland Kennel Club,
New Market, Md. The same CLUB
was awarded first prize for Meg Mer
rifles in the class OF collie puppies
The daily gazette., 1881-04-30
I,ebi. Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic

Hss received Highest Medals 1T PrlncI-
pal Expeditions, and Is endorsed and
prescribed by the Medical Faculty mere
and abroad, as the standard tonic.
ID embndies the nutritive elements of
the muscular fibre, blood, bone and brain
OF carefully selected healthy buliocks,
q .mbined with the powerful topic virtues
of Coca, or Sacred Life plant ofthe Incas,
and choice quality ofSherry wine. be.
ware OF worthless limitations under ours
and similar names. 1t is invaluable In
avs pepsia. bNlouaness, etc. apr25-6
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Eminent Physicians.

are prescribing that tried and true rem :
DIV, K,duey. W ort for the worst cases Of
hiliousuess and constipation, AS well as
for kidney complains. There IS scarce
ly person 20 BIZ found tbtt VIII not DC
greatly benefited by thorough course
nr K,jn.y,W every spring. If you
fs,i am of sorts and dont know why,
try a nackaee of Kidney Wort and you
win feel like new creature b'd'dnap-
oils Sentinel.
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NEW YORK, April 2S.-Dr. W. f.
Frazer was arrested to-day charged with
malpractice in the case of Mary Emma
Towey, alias Bell, alias Tower, alias
Farwel, and niece of Lady Seagrave,
who died at PAL West Twenty-second
street Sunday. The management Of
A5erl's Theatre, on behalf of M. G.
Farwell, deny emphatically that he was
ever married to the woman.
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phiIi1nr1s.onic Club.

lle hhh concert seventh season ofthe
uIhaFnonic Society Of this city will be
g'eh b. the orchestra Of The Philhsr-
toA'c ) Ciety Of Reading Pa, in the
pF a House on Monday evening, May
lnesaats for the entertainment will be
''sSh a'' on next Monday May 2nd at 8 o.
\, VVh III the Sociely's room No. sos Mar
street. Tickets not claimed ON that
IG"'nS may be secured at q. + thomas
Vos book store up to 8 a. M, ON the
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Mexican Banquets to GEN GRANT.

CITY OF mexico, April 22.-Gen
Grant was given a banquet yesterday by
Jose Lamantnr, who 10 well known as
being claimant tor the land on which
San Francisco stands. To-day anotber
and larger banquet was given Gen. Grant
and the Hon. Matias Romeor by the
Senators and Deputies from Oaxaca.
Great harmony prevailed, and enthusiasts
tic speeches were made by many men
of prominence,
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BEACONsFIELD's MONUMENT.

The STANDARD dsays-"The movement
among the radicals in opposition to
a monument to Lord Beaconsfield is
assuming tangible form. An amend
ment to the proposal lis likely to be
submitted in the House of Commons -
The Journeymen Brieklayers' Protsc-
i've Association decided last night to
Increase the initiation fee % cents, to -
on cccount of the rapid increase OF liz
membership. Employers are paying the
prices demanded.
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'ur Millions Lost by the Floods.

ontt,,, E'o. April 70 line total Iots of
nj uSS uy Tue hpods ON the Missouri
w !, l. slnark is estimated At 40 51o.
ne ss ,'nux i Glty, Including ina Damage
In. and ,S, C9ui Gil Bluffs, Kansas
.ies Of S ~ 'ne great overh .ws on hnth
d ~ 'u9 nn NJ MIS- ourt between these elite =
led ~ Al Al "a n the Ine amount OF loss is co M
The daily gazette., 1881-04-30

All the great New York and Philadsl-
delphIa Sunday papers arrive IN Will
miuktun al 8 q. IN, DAVIS, 6l8 Market
street commences selling AMI delivering
at that bour. ard has for the last six
Sundays furnished most of his subscrI b.
ers before they we're Up.
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Inc daily Sazettt.
FFAD srooND-CLAss NArIEK
ERSY EDITION.

logo rec, ntly added to her popus
ooO polsnders. and 5000 more are
WV on ~ arrive. These people
i with them the dome'to hao.', .
W. ~ tt.ir u, tive land, ara
p,".t from .ecessity 1--we as SIM ly
.T1u,yas possible. The, are io' the
4 40 domtr rl4din IL. board Gotta
I,rct-d upon leased ground at q cost
~, 800 for a house which rents
sDE a war
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GREEK ARCHEOLOGY.

LONDON, April 20, 1881.
General Longstreet, the American
Minister to Turkey has left Constanti-
nople on leave of absence for Vienna
and Western Europe. Hehas obtained
a frmdn in favor Of the American
Archaeological Society for excavations
at Assos, on the island of Cephalonia.
During the abseneeof General Long
street Consul General Heap will act as
Charge d'Afaires.
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A promising youug horse has been
named. .Dr. Tanner in hopes That IL VIII
make him tast.-Erchdnge. lhat mighI
do Tor some horses; but we hau ra'hSi \,
!. he our chauc ,s on package OF M. ID.
Rohert,s Horse Powders, as theS
Una .,,Iee "a neatly ami vigorous consul
luton, which Is essential for any horNes
speed and endurance.
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Shot by the Mayor of East NJ. Louis

CINCINNATI, April 29.-A special
despatch from st. L uis says Mayor
John ]. Mclean of East St. Louis had
load of shot discharged in his face
to day by Marcellin Moncherout, "a
Frenchman. The Mayor returned the
fire with revolver, the ball taking
effect in Monce"rout's neck and infiict..
ing wound which will probably prove
mortal. The Mayor, with a squad OF
po ice, was protecting persons engaged
in building fence around a lot the
title to which Moncherout disputed.
Mayor Mclean received shot IN the
right eye which destroyed it.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-30
RACE PREJUDICE In ILLINOIS



CHICAGO, April 29-SomethiDg Of .
sensation has been created at Springfield
III, by the refusal of the hotel-keepers to
receive the members of the troupe Of
Jubilee Singers of the Fisk University
OF Tennessee as guests for two days next
week. The great point is made of this
refusal being at the home of Lincoln.
the emancipator of the colored race. All
the hotel men, with one exception, base
their action on the fact that the Legisla-
ture being in session their houses are
futl. At the Leland Heuse, however,
the Manager says he runs hotel to
make money and cannot afford to drive
away the white guests by acconmoda-
ting colored people. As colored trav-
elers have always found accommodat ons
in the Springfield hotels 1t is not clear
whether the present action Is one of dis
elimination OF necessity. In any case,
1t has been skillfully used to advertise
the coming of the Jubilee Singers.
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|tyol g cents 9nts will buy a pair of Pep
)ne prico "1 ~ Drawers at the Boston
|et str.a, ,,.e Clothing House, 2l3 Mar
ept. ee'' Sold elsewhere for rs
a % ,8t.
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NOT CE.-Dr. Kine's Great Nerve
Rest Irsi is the marvel of the age for all
Nerve ! iseases. All fits stopped free.-
SEMI u 0S1 Arch Street PhilP NslnhiN
0nt 20-ly
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iown yesto gu ,hnon was yrresied In Norris
hre to .o his nay on the charge OF setting
Two cana house u. on Wednesday n,ghs'
ing sbavlaool Oh coal oil and barrel of blsz.
but the nss were found IN the honse.
The bn,Id,nes rnaes were soon extpnRuished, !,
hg Was insured for SiIOO
The daily gazette., 1881-04-30

Nothing tries the patience of a man
moIe than TO listen to Il hacking cough,
which he knows could be easily cured by
Cough Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-30

i. Jr - a. y; Gumpe,t, representing d.
In th.ni. "ua l.. V. Miller, of Baltim,rs
I Nav by piy Introducing t elI new hranj
nd taS, I IuR Tobacco, "G ood Enongb D
ssirinn large ORDER. We aIvisa ali
good chew 20 give il /, .iai
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A young mo Lher must have ssme res,
Bu low t. this TO be accompll he'd, when
~ oaoy Is restless q I'd cries constantly
SAmply by using DR., Bull's Baby syrup
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THE ADAMS Inquest.
The yury's verdict-CmrbefE Conn
mftfed to Hall. f

Last evening the Coroner's jury in The
case of SAMUEL Ii. adams, COL, who was
shot aud killed by Morris berry, as
fully detailed In The GAZETTE, resumed
its deliberations at DIR. Ogle's Office.
Attorney-General Gray was present. The
only additional evldende taken was that
Of Graham Murray COL, who testified
that he examined the body of Adams,
but foand no other wound save that in
The breast. This -howed that the bullet
remained lodged in the body probably
the heart. AS a verdict the jury adopted
the following resolution:
Resolved, That 1t is the unanimous
verdict Of the jury that Samuel FL. Adams
came to his death by pistol SHOT wound
inflicted by Morris Carberry and that
said Carberry committed said act will
fnlly and deliberately, without provoca-
ton whatever, so far as the same has
come to the knowledge of the jury.
This verdict was agreed upon without
a dissenting vote Jurynan Solomon Her
sey tieI offered the following:
Resolved, That it is the opinion of
this inq lest that Thomas MeCatferty
should have informed Morris Carberry
ludb DAulUtl II. AudLuS was OuCJIuR MS
orders when he was IN TIE horseshoe
shop of the Old Ferrv iollIng mill On
the morning of the 29th inst, when
Adams wa s oil by Carberry.
After considerable dis ussion this
resolution was lost by vote of to 2,
Messrs. Hersey and Thomas S. Pugh
alone voting in the affirmative. The
jury then adjourned.
CARBERRY COMMITTED.
Morris Carberry, who, by the verdict
Of Coroner's jury, is thus accused OF
wilful, deliberate murder, spent the
night in cell No. 6, Of the police sta
tion, and remained there until a few
minutes after ten o'clock, this morn
ing, when, the Coroner having mean
while made out a commitment, he was
taken to New Castle by Chief Max
well and Coroner Weldin, and lodged
in Jail. The party drove over i'll a
close carriage. Up TO the time of de-
parture Carberry maintained his COM
posed demeanor and was still reticent
upon the subject OF The shooting.
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ChiInce.


Lit" ,ot let your chapees
ht send So !" h6IeaL,s pass YOU by.D
lbutton Go n one Com monweaith Dis
lket In In" t" louisville, Ky, asd buy a
here you viii A. IT. drawing iAprlI SOth)
lies and periamsSy nave ance at ,966
h, UA hahnMAAN, Courier Journal Hnilds
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Popular trial shows the worth of every
article, anu 81 years constant use has
proven the great efficacy of DR.. BulPs
Cough Syrup; 1t has no superior.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-30

uOfalI sad words of tongue or pen'
TIE haddest are these, "lt might nave
been"
The above q Otatlon was forcib y
Wrought 10 mind the other day by hear
ing a oung lady rema K Ihat she wouia
MI nov be dying with consumption II
She IA taken Sine's Syrup of Tar,
wild Cherry and HOrehOund, In
No. InDer last, anu cured her coiE, As
lrieLd ol hers did.