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which tho rope winds, when the sweep
broke. the boy was caught in the rope, his
limbs and body torn and mangled, and
pieces Of his dead body scattered all over
the machinery.
Clouds Of strange insects are the present
chronological phenomenon in New Jersey
as unexpected as the comet, and as hard
to explain.
The hiding place Of Atkins Lawrence,
the fugitive husband and actor, was dis
covered Yesterday BY q Press reporter. The
runaway and his affinity" Miss Annie
Gilfillan, arc living in primitive fashion in
striped tent on the New Jersey shore,
about two hundred yards south OF the
mouth of Salem creek, nearly opposite
Fort Delaware. Tho baby has died of
marasmuS.
In Columbus yesterday Maud s. trotted
for purse of $500 to beat 2. .17ll, the best
time on that track. She made tho mile in
2.134. and was enthusiastically cheercd.
Fussy neighbors have compelled Sister
July Teely, Of Jersey City, to break up her
cat asylum, which had some twenty in
mates. Their dissolution was q feelin'
matter.
Caroline Motz. the eight months old
baby of a German wood turner, at 46
Thompson street, New York city, was left
IN charge of her two brothers, the elder OF
whom is six years old. The elder boy,
while playing about the room, found . box
of matches, rolled under the baby's cradle
with it. and lit one to see if the cradle
would burn. The cradle is in ashes and
the baby in heaven.
A man it Pittsburgh who heard the
birds making an unusual noise found they
were chanting the threnody Of one Oftheir
number who had flown down the point Of
the lightning rod and was im2aled with
outstretched wings.
The Mr.. Ivcson, who has gone to Scot
land to claim his fortune Of two millions,
was lately approached by two strangers
who offered him $1,000 to sign paper,
the contents of which he was not to read.
His suspicious were aroused, and he
managed to go to Scotland. where he
found his estate of which the tramps tried
to rob him.
The bids for plumbing. carpets and fur
nishinc upholstery, opened on Tuesday last
by Chief Clerk Losch. Of the state
department, have not been approved,
and it is not expected that they
will be, the irregularities attending
their presentation causing Gov. HOyt,
Auditor General Lemon and State Treas
urer Butler to refuse to approve Of any Of
the bids for these articles. The bidding
was suspiciOusly tainted with pools. buy
offs, dOlble bids, straw bidding and other
games Of the Harrisburg Blossom Bricks.
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NEI,iHBORHOOD NEWS.
Nenr and Across the County Line.


Joe. Peters, of Raber murder fame, has
been arrested in Lebanon county, but he
denies the charge of the firing Aaron Bom-
bcrger's bnarn, averring that he has no
enmity toward Mr.. Bomberger, but ON the
many favOrs. Peters is haunted with the
belief that he is bewitched, and that he
can only be freed from the spell only by
paying certain amount of money which
he tries to beg.
The Pennsylvania railroad company has
positively decided to build new railroad
from Philadelphia to NorristOwn, and that
the route has been selected. The route
will probably extend to PhGnixville or
Bethlehem.
The York county people are growing
at Revenue Collector Wiley for appoint
ing a Lancaster county man 10 a York
county place. They rise up and bless
him ard declare that Democratic York
must have the collectOrship.
Adam Iaines. of Harrisburg, 4 carpen
ter of the Philadelphia & Reading railroad
company. working with Adam Hippc S
gang, was engaged in putting wall plates
under the stringers across a calvert be-
tween the two signal towers west OF l'otts-
town, where he failed to hear and escape
a passenger train which s ruck anG killed
him.
In the Baltimore examination of high
school pupils for the city college the pupils
are requested to sing at sight piece writ
ten for the occasion. Such L test must
make readers of music for the oratOriO So
cieties.
They have long months up in Couders-
port. The Rttc, Enterprise comes to us,
dated June 90, 1881.
The body of a coIored boy who was
drowned the other day at the foot OF Wolfe
street, Baltimore, was claimed at the sta
ton by 4 colOred man named Armstrong,
who shed piteously over it the aSonizing
tear of Identification. ana even had it re-
moved to his house, when SOON after this
VIM. Bunley appeared and proved that it
was his own child, and that Armstrong
might wipe away the scaidng tcar-drOps
To-day C. A. Bigler becomes superintcn
dent of the Western Union telegraph
Office in Harrisburg. Before the late Coz,
soidatiOn he was the 4. Il y. manager
there Manager C'utc was presented with
Il handsome tca service of solid silver ON
his desk, Us Il testimonial Of respect by
the employees of the division, over whom
he has presided for 4 number of years.
Mr.. Richard Il. Ziegler, in 4 neat pths
speech presented the set to Mr.. Clute i'll
behalf OF the employees of the Harrisburg
Office and of the Offices OF this district.
Daniel DouG!erty, OF Harrisburg, whose
death occurred yesterday. is reported to
have had an insurance of $4,000 on his
life, held by parties in Dtmphin and Cum
berland counties.
Thomas Metzcl, of York, vino went OH
the excursion to Mount Alto, loaded too
heavily with benzine fell from the train
at Shiprcnsburg and the doctors have had
picnic over him.
Mr.. S. NJ, Provost, who for the past two
years has held the responsible position o
superintendent Of the middle division I"
the Pennsylvania railroad, with head
quarters at Harrisburg has been presented
through Mr.. A. keifer, chief electrician
with magnificent gold watch and chain
the gift of the employees of the middle
division.
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Save NOIr Halr--NecEB IL ticautltGl.

The I" London Hair Color RCstOrer' is the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
American people and is totally different from
.l! other Hair EcStOrrrs, being entirely free
from all impure ingredients that +, n'i"r many
other articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
badness falling of the hair exists. or prcma-
turc grayncss, from sickness pr other causes,
its use will restore the natural youthful color,
and cause healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from all impurities, ,l:lndruff etc., at the
same time Il most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, trugrantly pcrfnmc'!, rendering il
soft and pli;.blc, making 1t an Indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask yonr drugsis! for
London Hair Color tcs;orrr. Price - cents :.
bottle. Six bottles, 81. Main depot tor the
United States s,n North Sixth street, Phila'!cl.
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DEY GOODS.
DFrss GOODS DREss GOODS.
NEW DRESS GOODS, ETC.,
IOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA
DRrss GOODS
PHILADELPHIA.

One of the finest buntings we know of
(f it had border, it would be nuns
veiling), which we have sold up to within
a week at 81. is now 60 cents. How it got
to 60 cents is one of the curiosities of the
trade. 1t is made. right here in Philadel l.
phia, of the finest foreign wool We buy
of the maker; and sell at profit a.
inch, at 60 cents.
Next-outcr circle, Chestnut street entrance.
Canton pongees, very light color and
extraordinary quality, $3.50 and s1O.5O for
90 yard pieces.
Summer silks mostly at IS cents.
Brorzes. IS cents and 81 bronze satin
mcrvclleux, s225: bronze .damasses,
$50.
Millinery damasscs at Is cents, all silk !;
used also for dresses. All silk colored
damasses 75 cents. Black damasses, $3.50.
Bonnet black silks fifth off. Amcri-
can bl .ck silk $1.35. Black surah, light,
81 inch heavy 19-inch; both $3.50.
Canton crepe, %.
Next-outcr circle, Chestnut street entrance.
In tho whole range of dress goods our
trade is highly satisfactory. 1t is evident
that We have provided acceptable goods,
and that our prices are regarded as liberal.
In five distinct lines of dress goods it is
perfectly clear that We have the largest
variety and the choicest patterns in the
city. These are : black grenadines, fine
French woolens in plain colors, cashmeres,
illuminated mclanges, cottons, especially
| fine French cOttons.
! Nine counters, north south anu east from
Center.
Zephyr shawlS, with fringe more than a
lady will care to see so cents to $5. One
at 80 cents is Il surprise to those who ex-
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DEATHS.

KIEFFER.-Suldenly, on Friday morning.
July l, at o'clock, Claude, only son OF Walter
and S. Z. kieffer. aged one year, two months
and twcnty-One days.
Funeral from the residence of the pare nts,
No. IS shippen street, on Saturday afternoon
at four O'Clock. Intcrmcni At Woodward Hill
cemetery. hd
MARr1N.-In this city, on the 3"th ult.. Lille
W., wife of j. &. Martin.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral. from
the residence of her husband, No. lis East
Walnut street, Oh Sunday afternoon at .
o'clock. Intcrment at Lancaster cemetery.
2td
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TUNiSIAN TROUBLES.
Arabs Fire on i French War vess

Arabs Fire on i French War Vessels.
LONDON, July IA dispatch from Tunis
says The Arabs at Sfax fired Oh French
steamer conveying Tunisian troops thitber
to prevent them from landing. 1t is stated
that the French vice consul was wounded.
Great excitement prevails at Mehedia, the
inhabitants fearing IN attack from the
Arabs.
The French Corps Going to Sfax.
TCNIs, July 1T is stated that the
French corps now stationed at Manouba
will march through tho town OF
Tunis and embark at Galetta on
board french iron clad for
Sfax to support the Tunisian troops
in establishing order. The French
consul at Sfax had his arm broken
by blow inflicted with stick
The Europeans there have taken refuge
on board the ships in port.
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THE OAK.
Las: ray OF Henley Regatta.

Las: Fay OF Henley Regatta.
LONDON, July 1.-This was the closing
day of Henley regatta. The weather was
beautiful and the attendance immense.
The final heat for the Grand Challenge
cup was Won by the London club, defeat
ir.g the Hetford and Leander crews.
The final heat, Thames Challenge, was
won by Twickenham rowing club, defeat
ne the London rowing club.
In the trial heat for silver gOblets for
pairs the Thames rowing club defeated the
London rowing club. In tho final
heat for Diamond sculls for scullers
Lown.les, o: the HertfOrtl college, Wild, Of
Frankfort. and Powers finished in the
order narrated.
The Cornell Crew to Row Again.
LONDON, July 1.-The race between the
Cornell university and Hartford college
crews over the Henley course is fixed for ten
o'clock tomorrow Saturday morning.
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pect little at such price. A large double
zephyr, for an invalid, $3.50.
Shetland shawls, without fringe, also in
great variety, IS cents to 50.
A zephyr shawl knit by hand in what is
known as the crazy stitch is one Of the Gu
riosities from Boston large and heavy :;
too heavy, maybe, for N invalid at the
amazing price of $3.50. Is it possible
that in Yankee Boston human life is
worth no more than $3.50 for knitting
such shawl?
East from Chestnut-strcct entrance.
Lace mits, so cents to $3.50. The
writer has forgotten of how many sorts,
but hundreds, and of the choicest. Lisle
gloves for both ladies' and gentlemen at %
to IS cents.
Shcepskin gloves, made rough side out,
for gardening, 35 cents.
Chcstnut-strcet entrance, outer.
Bathing suits for men all wool flannel,
mostly blue, trimmed more or less with
braid.
Old pattern, seven sizes, $275 to 81.
Yoke pattern, 81; indigo-dyed, $3.50
white flannel, S4.75.
The yoke pattern fits moro perfectly
than the old. The white flannel is, OF
course, conspicuous; and as q conspicuous
garment ought to be, it is very fine in
quality.
Boys bathing suits old pattern, sl.'c
to $50, yoke, So to s5.:5.
Market street middle entrance.
Tapestry carpets at S1.l5 down to 81
and at 81 down to 75 cents some time ago
not all gone.
Northern gallery.
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Hay Fever.

MEssEs. ELY Bros, Druggists, Oswcgo, \. Y.
Il have been afflicted for twenty years, dur.
ing the months of August and September
with Hay Fever and have tried various rene
dies for its relief without success. l was in.
duced to try your Cream Balm have usetI it
with favorable results, and can confidently
recommend il TO all similarly afflicted RnET.
W. TowNLEy, (eXMayOr) Elizabeth, Nj.
MEssEs. WHITE 4 BURDICK, Druggists, Ithaca
N.Y.-I recommend to those suffering (as l
have bcem with Hay Fever, Ely's Cream
Balm have tired nearly all the remedies
could find and give this Il decided preference
over them all. 1t has given me Immediate re-
lief. c. 4. STErHESs. Hardware Merchant,
Ithaca n. Y. Sept &, 1880 Price 80 cents.
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AALekE2,N.
Now YOrH Market.

NV YORK. July l.-FlOur-State ami West
ern Iniet. in buyers favor; Superfne State,
81 ObQl4 65 extra 90 - 7O04 30; choice S5 OO0
- fancy DO g. 3OGl6 75; round hoop Ohio
"a .5l05 co choice do IS lO16 IS; superfine
western - 5OG4 6j; common to gOOti OK
ira do "a 7OGl525 choice do s5 3OG76 IS; choice
white wheat do. Mt - sgt .. Southern
quiet and unchanged common tO fair extra
81 25a6 p gOod to choice do u 3O17 30.
Wheat scarcely so firm and trade very mod
crate: No. 2 Red, July, VI 2G14@l 2GM: do
Aug, 81 2sf;4epl 81; do Sept, 81 s:sss@l ssa1zz
Corn fairly active; cash and July u shade
easier: late months Hd14c better; western
spot. 5l@55s4c; do future, 5551R5It4c.
Oats &c better and quiet State, &30i7c
Western 42@li1c.
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ENGLISH RAILWAYS.

LONDON, July THE Daily Ne ,es, in
regard to suggestion for the introdu ctiOn
of American saloon carriages ON English
railways, which subject has come forward
again IN connection with the murder of
Gold, makes the following statement :
"We are informed 4 few years ago the di-
rectors of the Brighton railway company
discussed the matter, but the evidence Of
preference on the part Of the public for
ordinary English carriages was so strongly
marked that the proposal was abandoned y
Extraordinary excitement contin ues re-
lative to the murder of Gold. The daily
Telegraph publishes likeness of Arthur
LEROY and specimens of his hantlwr itins.
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Live Stock Markets.

CHICAGO.-lioGs-Rccei g, OOO head; ship
mcntS, 3,2tO head; demand strong tor bacon !;
mixed packing, s. GOd05 ~; light 81 90G0G Is !;
choice heavy, $iGlG D.
Cnttie-Reccipts. 800 heati; shipments, 500
head ; market fairly active and steady ex-
port, sG@eG 2J; good to choice shipping y GOO
90: common to fair, - @t5aO
Sheep-Eeceipts, 500 head; market firm !;
medium to choice, 81 40l15.
EAST LIEEKTy-CnttIc-Hcceip ,Sa6 head !;
selling slow ut yester'i;t, : prices.
IIOgs-Heeeipts, NJ head Philaalelp phias,
81; 2OGtG D.; Workers. 8 1jFvJ1
sheep-Rcceipts, I,.DO head market active :;
prices l0Vl5c higher than yesterday.
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MARRIAHES.

FRANTz METzGEE-On Thursday. June 3D. 1881,
at the residence of Col. IIambright, 226 North
Prince street, by Rev. c. Elvin IIoupt. pastor
of Grace Evangelical Lutheran church, Mr..
Jacob +. FraniZ to Miss Lizzie w. MetZ@er
all OF this city.
LoNG-HAGEn-On Thursday, June 80, at the
residence of the bride, by the Rev. Z. Elvin
Houpt, Jacob Il. Long and Mrs. Ellen H.
Hascr daughter of the late Hon. A. J.. Hayes
both of this city.
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A NIurdcrOus Boy.

JERSEY CRY, July AT 4 late hour
last night, as Ncill Kennedy and Joseph
Davtt. both aged twelve years, were
playing together, Kennedy drew a
revolver and shot Davitt in the
right side, iniiicting dangerous wound,
Kennedy then threw his revolver into the
cana! and ran away. Thismorning Davitt
is so low that the attending physicians
will not attempt to probe for the bullet.
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80 Pennsylvania Leaf Tobacco For Sale.

FehhsyTVahfa Lcaf 10D1cCo OF SHto:
Special No:ice.-The undersigned has for
sale 7sG cases 80 Pennsylvania Leaf Tobacco
being Schroeder 4 Bon's entire packing OF
that crop. The lot has been recently" strip
ped sampled" by F. G. Linde Il Co., of New
York, and will be sold entire, for net cash
only.
For inspection of samples and further intor
nation apply to A. TELLER.
233 Shippen Street, Lancaster. Pa.
LANCASTER, June %, 1881.
june2) d-je29-30&jy2-5I9
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LIQUID or Dry.

Some people prefer to purchase medicines
in the dry state so that they can see for them
selves that they are purely vegetable. Others
have not the time desire TO prepare the
medicine, and wish it ready to usc.
To accommodate each class the proprictors
of kidn.y-Wort now offer that well known
remedy in both Liquid and Dry Form. Sold
by druggists cvcrywhcre.-Portsmo
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The Administration on a HOli day.

WASHINGTON July 1.-Secretaries Hunt,
Kirkwood and Lincoln will accompany
President Garfield to Williamstown and
St. Alban. Secretary Window viii take
one Of the party as far Us Long Branch
and will possibly go to Williamstown.
Postmaster General James will also 90
part of the way. Secretary Blaine
and family will start for Maine tonight.
Attorney General MacVcagh will be the
only cabinet officer in the city over Sun
day,
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Washington Legion No. Knights Of
the Revolution and Lancaster Circle No.
1OS, Conestoga Circle No. 40. Brother
hood of the Union will participate in the
parade of the order at Mannheim on the
Fourth of July.
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Was the Delavan House Scandal the Cause
of it,
ALBANY, July 1.--Short term: Potter AZ,
Wheeler 80, Conkling 2S, Lapham Is, Cor
nell G, Rogers 4, Crowley 2, Folger 1,
The chair then announced that the en-
vention would proceed to vote on the long
term.
Speaker Sharpe then withdrew the
name of Thomas C.Platt. This was done
at the latter's request, he said, and in the
interest of the Republican party.
The vote was then taken and resulted as
follows: Depew As, Herman 4s, Crowley
20, Cornell Is, 0. w. Chapman 4, Platt
?, Charles Daniels, Charles North, Charles
Adams and Larham each. No choice.
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Tho Greatest Isicssin:.

\ simple pure, harmless remedy, that cures
every time, and stomach disease by keeping
the blood pure; prevents regular, kidneys and
liver active, is the greatest blessing ever con
ferred upon man. Hop Bitters is that remedy,
and its pr,prie!ors are being blessed hy thou
sands who have been saved and cured by it
Will you try it. Sec other column.
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Ju,y Prices of Lackawanna Coal.

New YORK, July 1.-The Delaware "
Hudson canal company have issued Cir
cu!ar giving the July prices of l:ackawanna
coal per ton OF 2, 24O pounds as follows ::
Furnace lump, steamer lum p and crate,
So 80 each egg, $l.Oj stove, s4.2O :;
chestnut, 81.
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(tElERRATE THE F;;URTH.-DON'T
u forget that the place to buy Fireworks,
Pine Apples, bananas, Oranges. Lemons anu
all kinds OF Fruit is ut lis East King street
Omen Saturday night until II O. clock. and 1th
of July all day. &. FRANK hCkIL.
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accident.

Stewart johnson, who resides at Cor
donvilIe and works in the Paradise quar-
ries, had one of his hands badly lacerated
by being struck by part of the shell of a
railroad signal cap which WAS exploded
while he was walking along the road yes
tel day on his way to work.
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l.arnu FxDlOSIOn.

A coal oil lamp exploded at the residence
of Mrs. Elizabeth Cox, North Prince street,
last evening. and. but for the timely assist
ance of some OF the neighbors. Mrs. Cox.
who lives alone, would have been severely
burnt. Fortunately the flames were cx-
tinguished before much damage was done.
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PaOer Mil Turned

ST. PAUL, Mimi. July 1.-The paper
mill of Russell A. Vcrm & Carpenter, at
Minneapolis, was burned last night. Los:
estimated at 100000.
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HENRY +. HARTMAN u.ime Burner), OF
East Lampetcr township. Subject to the choice
of the Democratic county convention.
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Poverty and Suffering.

= l was dragged down with debt, poverty
and suffering tor years caused by Il sick fam
lily and large bills for .lOctOring, which did
them IL" good. was completely discouraged
until one year ago, by the advice of my pastor,
procured Hop Bitters and commenced their
use, and in one month We were all well, and
none of us have seen a sick day since, and
want to say to all poor men, you can keep
your families well year with Hop Bitters
tor less than one doctors visit will cost, l
know it. A WOrkingman.'' jyl-2wti&w
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HAzLETON, Pa, July 1.-The carriage
factory of J. J. llciney was total y de
stroyed by fire last night. .oss, $1,000
no insurance.
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LitiiZ and Vicinity,

Condensed from the Record.
Henry Milcy, an aged and respected
citizen of Akron, has died after a lingering
illness of five or six months.
Elder Jacob Rcinhold and others will
preach ut Oregon on Sunday morning,
and on Sunday evening at Eden, in the
old meeting house, in German and Eng
lish.
John Peterson, of Owl Hill. has been de-
lighted by the arrival from Germany of
his parents and brother.
Mrs. Crumlich. aged about 81 years,
near Reinhold's station. fell from cherry
tree, resulting in the dislocation of her hip
and both wrist joints
The Record, alarmed 1T the thou
sands of men murdered in cold blood over
game OF cards" calls upon the sober
citizens Of its Staid town to nip the
gambling propensity i'll the bud 10y check
ing their urchins in playing marbles for
'.keeps,'' 81 befoe they lose their manhood
and sink from society lost ard unclaimed
human beings We wait to hear of the
Lititz police raiding the marble rings
which are leading the boys TO Avernus
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MARTIN HlLDEBRANT, of Mount JOY
borough. Subject to the decision of the Dem
ccratic county convention. aplid&wtp
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In the Whole History OF Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such mar
vellous cures, or maintained so wide !: rcputa
tiOn. as Ayers Cherry PcctOr,l, which is re-
cOgniZcd as the worlds remedy for all diseases
of the throat and lungs. Its lOnS-cOntinucd
series of wonderful cures in all climates has
made it universally known As 4 safe and rcli
able agent to employ. Against ordinary colds,
which are the fOrerunnsrS OF more serious
disorders, it acts speedily and surely, always
relieving suffering. and often saving life. The
protection it affords. by its timely use in throat
and chest disorders, makes ii an Invaluable
remedy to he kept always on band in every
home. No Operson can afford t" be without it,,
and those who have once used it never Will
From their knowledge OF its composition "nl
effects, physicians use the CHERET PICTORIAL
extensively in their practice, and clcrsymen
recommend it. 1t is absolutely certain in its
remedial effects, and will always cure where
cures are possible. For sale by all Dealers.
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