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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-03
The Country is safe.

The Nashville Banner of the LIST
gives the following list Of senators and
representatives who left that morning
for Washington to be present at Gen.
Garfeld's Inauguration:
Senators-Alexander, Duggin, Gas.
ton, Brown, Barrett, H~uddlestone,
Tillman, Matthews and daughter, Nc
Cullough, Taylor, Speaker Morgan
and Clerk Long.
Representatives -Boyd. Boyd Tip
toD), Buchanan and wife, Ramsey
Means, Wiltse, Head, Goss, Baker,
Higgins, Neeley, Butler, Austin
Houston, Davis, Anderson, Driver,
Rhodes, Pillow, . Cooper, Manson
Lewis, Jones, Hash, Steele, Wilke
Trimble, Sykes, Norris, McKenna ar d
Secretary of State Mum.
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Before J. NJ. Coleman, Justice Of tha peacs
for Shelby county, Tenn.-Hill. FOntaine &
Co, firm composed Of N Hill, NFontaine A
Jerome Hill, ys. Clark 3 Brockinridge. firm
composed OH Y Clark and J Q Breckin-
N thu cease an attachment having been
= sued out under section 1856 Of the code ai
Tennessee and returned levied upon the pron-
erty Of the defendants, and AFFIDAVIT haxiha
been made that the defendants are Indebted
70 the plaintiffs in the sun Of SIi5. due by
account, and that the claim y Just, and that
the defendants are Ron-Besidents Of the state
Of tennessee; Y II therefore ordered that said
DESCENDANTS FAKE their personal appearanee
before Ne on the 18th day OF March,
Isl, at 10 o'clock am. at my Office, No
~ Front street, Memphis, Tennessee, and
defend said attachment suit within ths
time prescribed By Ian. or the sane will be
proceeded with exparte; aud That a sopy Of
thls orqer 9e ppblthed once a week, for four
Tbs the VI day Of February, 1881.
~ l2S ], n. COLEMAN, j.. P
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Reeds GiltEdge Tonic prevents malaria
Mr. Proud and Mr.. CarIyIe's
Papers.

LONDON Ilines.l
Ten years ago Mr.. Carlyle placed in
my hand a collection of his wife's let
tiers, with directions to publish them
it | should see fit, afcer he was 20 ne.
1t was his wish at that time that no
biography of himself should be. writ
ten or attempted to be written; his life
was in his works; his private history,
he said, was his own-a thing with
which the world had no ~cancernj nor
did he think that or anyone was
likely to give a true version of it. On
subsequent reflection, however, he
considered that a life or lives Of him
would certainly appear from some hand
or other, and since it must be so, he
made over TO ME all his correspon-
dence, his journals, private papers and
unfinished manuscripts, With permis-
sion TO use them or destroy them, as |
might think fit. The materials thus
at my disposition L found extremely
voluminOus, several thousand let.
ters among them his own
letters to members of his fam
lily, aBd letters fpom the most
eminent Of his contemporaries 10 him
self. Besides these were "Reminis-
c%ences" Of his father and mother, Of
Edward Irving, of Lord Jeffrey, with
whom in early life he had been ex-
tremely intimate, and the materials
for a memoir of Mrs. Carlyle, intended
to form an introduction to the letters
Of hers which he had prepared for
publication, These "Reminiscences"
appeared to me to be far too valuable
TO be broken up for purposes Of biog-
r9phy. | therefore told Mr.. Carlyle
that | thought that before anything
else was done they ought to be pub.
lished as they stood. He assented.
and eighteen months ago l proposed
to him that they should be printed
while he was still alive, that he might
himself revise them. For q time he
thought that this might be possible.
but he found that il would agitate
and excite him. He lett me, there
fore, to follow my own judgment, and
to bring them out myself, if l thought
proper, after his death.
These sketches will appear in a few
weeks sketches Of his father. James
Carlyle, Of Fcclefeoban Of Edward
Irving, Of Lord jeffrey, and Of Jane
Welsh Carlyle. The first three will
be printed exactly as Mr. Carlyle left
them. The account Of Mrs. Carlyle
is fragmentary; it contains many
things obvious intended for publica-
ton, and Mr.. Carlyle himself direct
ed in strong terms that it was not to
appear without careful examination
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Morning TcieRranag IA DrIeL.

Morning TelegranS Ia BrleL
Parnell is IN Paris.
Whitaker case going on.
Crowds are pouring into WISHING
ton.
Hanlon given reception at New
York.
Hundred thousand dollar FIRE at
Chicago.
New York builders looking forward
to busy season.
Smallpox is raging in Honolulu.
Not a sewer in the city.
VIM. A. Hall Il Co., Montgomery,
Ala, failed for 100000.
Local option bill passed Delaware
house of representatives.
Grmeo-R Roman wrestling match re-
suited in favor of Muldoon.
Chicago boiler makers. ship carpen-
ters and caulkers still striking.
Robertson, Leslie 4 Co.. Troop
Station, Ga, failed for $4,000.
Panama canal to be finished IN
seven years, SO says DeLesseps,
Lack Of enthusiasm plain in the
management OF the Worlds fair.
Kelly, Puorlry 4 Brewer failed for
$4,000 at Raleigh, North Carolina.
Charles Egan was murdered in a
drunken brawl by VIM. White, at
MillerstOwn, Pa.
G, w, English, city collector of
Bordentown, n. j., who suicided a
year ago, found to be a defaulter.
Charles Mede, arrested at St. Louis
for obtaining $4,000 by means of hy-
pothecated bills of lading, was a grain
dealer.
Schooner Hall was lost of the coast
Of New Fouudland with her entire
crew. Every boat in the harbor were
destroyed.
Mrs. Elizabeth Percival was muir
dered by Richard Stevens, her d.
vorced husband, during the Menus
procession at New Orleans.
Sam Gaines, colored, was called out
by a party CT masked men near Spring
Tenn. The men are supposed to
be friends Of the party with whom
Gaines had a difficulty.
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One New York journal, the Timeg,
has reached the conclusion apparently
that Sir. Jay Gould is not 80 terrible
a bette noir: Undoubtedly he does
own a good many miles Of railroad,
but it may not be true that be buys a
new trunk line every day at 1870 am.
Undoubtedly he owns the Tribune
and the World, and possibly be is un-
fortunate enough to own the Express,
but a man may indulge in vices Of this
sort without seriously hurting any
body but himself. He may own sew
eral senators, but somehow Mr.. Stan
ley Matthews is yet unconfrmed. Fl
nalIy, 1t may be true that fifty mil
lions Of Americans will allow Mr..
Gould's foot to rest on their neck, and
then, again, perhaps they will not"
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Attachment Notice.

Before ) N Coleman, }. p. for Shelby oopntv
Tenn. Rice. Silk ~ Co. VS.. James Clore.
N this cause an attachment having beep.
sued out under section 1856 Of the Code az
tennessee, and returned, levied upon the
property Of the defendant and affidavit
debted to the plaintiff in the sum of s257. 0i.
que by account, and that the claim l.
Just, and that the defendant is a nom
resident Of the State Of Tennessee
y Is therefore ordered that said de-
tenaaht make his personal appearance
before me on tho 18th day Of March
ieol, az 10 o'clock AM, at my OHice, No. 294
front street. Memphis, Tennessee, and de-
lend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law. or the same will be pro-
eeedeq with 9x,parte and that n copy Of this
In the Public Ledger.
This the 18th day Of February, 1881.
ltoP4ou JIM COLEMAN. up,
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Trustees Sale.


RA virtue Of an interlooutory decree. enter-.
ed in the case Of AW Cole, administrafor
&C., ct ais, vs.. j S wilkins, ct ais, No. S256'-
he OF the Chancery Court of Shelby eouniv',
on January oath, 1881, l, as trustee, will mo-.
coed to sell to the highest and best b'dder for.
SSy.sh, IN front of the courthouse in Memphis,
tennessee, on '"
Monday, 7lh day of March, Issu.
wit: i'@i esu@Iss 70 .
Beginning at a point on the Month ida =
W ashington street, 80 feet 5 inches vOst al OF
west SIDE of High street, running thenon .he
waroiy along the north side of Wa,,hiy esC-
sireet 5g feet 3 inches; thence north ,aIf iglon
aliel with High street 1856 feet; y or: l par
waIdly parallel with Washington teiFS e EAST
inehesi thence southwardly paIS y. ~ leet 2
y; 100 1eet to the beginning, il ~. WLtnnign
i9i OF parcel ofland eonveye5 oeing me SANG
Hatcher hay in his lifetime as ov 70 me oy = ?
o os made Jpne2th, 1872. idenced 0y GI u.s.
CO.., etc. (. 0 to SBi SSu n. IN record book IS, page
particulars. iere ace is here made for
sell and d1 Soh n Ss' eyed to be good, but l will
as trW tee only.
VIRGIN ANiHEATLEY, Trustee.
MenEIF son. sOl'r, etc.
- "a. FobruaT " 10Th 1891 40 K
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Heredity in fatality might be, from
the frequency of its occurrences OF
disaster in the same lineage, almost
regarded as an established fact. The
young Ney who committed suicide
aear Paris last week inherited as much
misfortune as glory. His grandfather,
the marshal, was shot by Louis XVIII
on his second restoration, aud the sons
of the soldier whose valor had raised
him from a butcher boy to the rank
of duke, prince and marshal, we're
compelled to wander in exile, teaching
and otherwise earning their living. 10
1913 they we're restored to citizenship
by Louis Napoleon. In 1852 they re-
gained their rank and titles, the eldest
son bearing that which his father won
on the fatal march to Moscow, Prince
de Ia Moskowa, the second that Of
Duke of Elchingen, from the pro-
digious charge that Ney made at the
villages Of Aspern and Elchingen,
when the Archduke Charles, with su-
perior numbers, was driven from
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1900 RAILROAD COMPANIES.
Pool Commissioner Fink Says
They Will Unite for Action
II Attacked.

N. 7. warld.l
There are some twelve hu ndred
railroads companies in this country.
While many combinations and organ
izations exist between them, having
for their object the proper transaction
of their own aud the public business.
there has so far been no combination
formed between the railroad cQmps-
MES to resist upitedly the unjust at
tacks made or TO correct the many mis-
representations regarding them. Unity
o~faction in this respect may become
necessary if these attacks are contin-
ued.
WHAT JUDGE RhAoK things WILL
HAPREHTO eUOH A COMBINATION.
Prom his speech at the Cooper Union, Febru-
AIRY 2l.l
Some gentlemen propose confedera-
ting railroads. Originally there we're
four running from the east to the west.
They put their power under ono man
and pool their receipts. All the prof
its of the four ave divided equally.
They call themselves not the confed-
crate states, but the confedeEated
railroads. They have a constitution
in which they have divided their do.
pSrtmentd into legislative, executive
and Judicial. They charge what they
please. They propose TO destroy com
petition. They will decide whether
rates shall 20 up or down. the whole
set of them are criminals IN the eve Of
the law, Il has been decided a hun
dTed times that such combinations are
a criminal conspiracy, for which every
man concerned In them was liable to
be arrested, tried and imprisoned.
Under fair competition, which is. the
law Of trade, these companies would
rival each other in doing the people
Service. What is the true ronedy Z
The state, tie power that governs, the
authority that Yields the public power
Of the country, has the right to prevent
one part Of the people from iDjuring
another. You cannot make any law
in this country which will suspend
the operation Of the eighth command.
ment.
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A Iim for Conrrannman.
Walhlngton Cor. Plttsburg Post,l

NthihhtVh NVit &iNtnNeth AV1ttl
Colonel Robert Klotz, an able and
efficient democratic representative
from the Carbon district, Is a happy
man, The colonel, owing to his great
avolrdupois, finds it very difficult TO
ascend the several flights Of steps lead
ing to the hall of the house. Early
last winter he set about to obtain for
the popular branch of congress the
same convenience as hat enjoyed by
the senate ia the shape Of an elevator.
BY dtat Of great effort he succeeded in
Aavio9 a committee appointed to con-
slider the proposition. Objection was
made that an elevator could not be put
IN WstAo15 Interfering with the COM
Rsssa ROOMS and 40 action was taken.
MS walssr he renewed his exertions
ana spcs@8a& ateE days ago in secur-
.SuS IN aASaa6aa Nf = section in the
suDaN rrl & making an appropria-
ann iUr M construction Of an eleva-
3or Wh0 6a WI Re put in this
Summer and n8xt winter members will
euiay 81 the e~onVsnSSnoes and luxu-
riE al ScnstDnS except free shaving,
which seems 20 be sorg ef senatorial
rafausito An lesst there is = tree
barrier shup far senators st Harrisburg
and Washington,
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1FusIeeE S9S5

RhFYrfas Ct a dseR- of trust made to me By
eoIdsr5s onSSwcads ga duly recorded in the Re-
on AZ IttES Sa vtS ,ttenden county, ArkanRas,
book /. nae ~ December, 1873. in record
IN t phsASscAseiei default having been made
hisSaSS Paymf Lt of the debt secured, TO the,
hons esS ana ? hst bidder for cash, at the court
Witb;r a tSn n the town of Marion, Arkansas,
marSh g. 1881, the following described proper,
ahg Sol ltheast 4 of W "a of section 81,
formhnip : north, range z east, containine
lily ';ere'. Also one 50 saw Pratt Revolving
me- VII Stand, new, No. 10, 7S6-all of said
fls; Equity Of redemption waived, and titIe
bpeheVed to be perfect, but 1 sell only as trus-
lS46 NICHOLAS WILLIAMS n'rnstoo
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Before John Spelman. J. P. for Shelby coun-
", Tenn.-Mrs. Maggie Riley VS.. John Gill
len.
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out unoer section 1856 Of the Code of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant, and affidavit
having been made that defendant is i'm
due by account, and that the claim isjust, and
that the defendant is a nonresident Of the
State of Tennessee; it is therefore ordered
that said defendant make his personal APP
pearance before me on the 10Th day Of March,
1881, at my Office, No. 33 Adams st., Memphis,
In the time prescribed by law, or the same will
be proceeded with ex-parte; and that a copy of
this order be published once a week fer four
w6eka in the'Public Ledger.
This the 18th DAY Of February, 1881.
142 l4S l5i 5 JOHN SPELMAN. j. P.
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and reviAiOn. I have, therefore, used
my discretion in making large omis-
sions.
The mass of matter remaining on
my hands is so extensive that | have
not yet decided in what way to deal
with i. Mr., Carlyle's own letters are
50 uniformly admirable that none OF
Of them ought TO be lost. The same
may be said Of the letters 10 him from
Goethe, Mill, jeffrey, Sterling, Emer.
son, Leigh Hunt, Dickens, Thackeray,
Varnhagen Won Ense and many 9TH
or famous persons. Paper and ink, it
is said, should least be spared over
the biography Of a remarkable man.
! must try to discover the fit limit be-
tween the too much and the too little.
j. A. FRoUpE.
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A%ttachInenl NOfice.

Before ] $ Galloway, j. P. for Shelby county.
Ienn,-H W Baumann VS.. Chris Mailman.
AZ THIS cause an attachment hayin 2 BEEN
y sued out under section 3455 Of the Code Of
tennessee, and returned, levied upon the
property Of the defendant, and affidavit hav-
ing been made that defendant is Indebted
to the plaintiff IN the sum Of three
huudred and seventy-six (s376) dollars, due
by account, and that the claim Is lust,
and hat the defendant is a nonresident
81 the state Of Tennessee, or has absconded or
absent Cd himself from said state, so that pro-
cess OF law cannot Be served upon him; Il is!
inereto re ordered that said defe ndant make
ms PEI 'sonal appearance before me on
tho 26tll day Of March, 1881, at 10 o'clock
NJ, at my office, No. "a Ms Olson street,
Mtmphif, Tennessee, and defend said
attachme mt suit within the time prescribed by
law, or he sam will be proceeded with ex-
parte; a'Ad that q copy of this order be pub
ished OF ce a week for four weeks in the Pub
lie Ledg or.
This d 10 18th day Of February, 1881.
is GALLOWAY, J. p.
ING regorv. Atty for plaintiff. lls 15i511
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Piles and oiG sores cured without the use Of
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Michael Davitt, the land Lacquer,
is the son Of a tenant farmer of Ooun-
ty Mayo, and worked in a Lancashire
cotton mill until he was nine years old,
Then his arm was crushed in the ma
chinery, and had to be amputated.
Thereafter he turned his attrntion to
educating himself, and at fifteen be-
came a government letter carrier.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-03

SENATOR Edmunds, It IS said, fay
OTIS an extra session OF congress. the
immediate organization Of the house
of representatives,, and the appoint
ment Of a committee to 90 south dur
ing the coming summer and invest,
gate the condition Of afflirs in districts
where republicans say that they we're
cheated out Of their representatives. by
Rlaring frauds.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-03

Blaine speaks most kindly of the
southern people. so one of his demo-
cratic friends tells James r, Randall,
author Of my Maryland, and means
to visit the southern cities. "His ev-
ident intention" says Mr.. Randall, is
to cast off the garments of a servile
%partisanship and attract tho partial
eye of all the statOs,"
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almost imprssnable Intrenchments,
With the fall of the empire in 1870
the Neys lost again their status but
were not molested, and the younger
members OF the family were even pro-
NOTED In their grades In the army.
The cause Of the dukes suicide is not
given, but II was probably q love affair.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-03

1t is said that Garfield viii deliver
an extemPosaneous inaugural address.
This would put che newspapers On
their mettle. The longest pole would
get the persimmons, provided any grew
on the tree.
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Attachment Notice.
Before John Spelman, j. P. for Shelby coun@
~, Tenn.-HG Hull vs.. G w Hall and VIM.

Before John spelman, j. P. for Shelby coun-
~, Tenn.-HG Hull vs.. g w Hall and VIM.
Chase.
IN this caus 9 an attachment having been
A. sued out un,ler section 1856 ofthe code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upof
the property of the defendants, and
AFFIDAVIT having been made that de-
PENDANTS are indie bted to the plaintiff in the
sum of $3.50, due by account, aud that
the claim Il lust. and that the defendants are
non residents of the State OF Tennesssees
it is therefore ordered that the said defend-
ants make their personal appearancebe before me
on the 18th day Of March. 1881, at 10 o'clock
am ,af nv Office, No. 83 Adams street, Mem
phis, Tennessee. and defend said attach
ment suit within the time. prescribed
by law, or the same will be pro-
seeded with ex.parte; and that a copy OF this
gHsEivs weeks In the Public Ledger.
This the 9th day Of February, 1883.
40 1873 JOHN SPELMAN, J. p,
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Ne. 81
.nty, Tenn.-John Bray VS.. Barney Eaean
appearing from affidavit in this cause that
= the defendants, Barney Esgan, Barney
Eagan, j., Bridget Davidson, William Eagan.
lanes Eagan, Sarah Tomlinson, George b
homlsnson' Alonzo Bray, Charles Bray,
poreteey Bray, Mary Bray, Allen Bray''
Augustus Bray and B 3 Waddell are
non-residents Of the State Of Tennessee; il Is
therefore ordered thatthey make their appear
anoe herein, at the courthouse of Shelby
county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
hrst Monday In April, 1881, and plead.
anewer OF demur to complainant bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them
and SCI Tor hearing ex-parte; and that a cory
81 TINS order be published once a week kor
iogr successive weeks in the Public Ledeey
This 2d day Of February, 1881.
A copy: Attest.
BY y. B. MoHENRY, D. c.. * NJ.
Malone q Watson, soils for compl't.
B128H
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LAME EACH

That he Fad fsis to cure. Tbi gre ,trer edy
will 10 itt7ely and Permanently ure Lunhi-
60, Lame b rex, -~cmtica, travel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys, In
confluence and Retention of the Urine, In
fammation Of the Kidneys, Catarrh Of the
Bladder, High Colored Urine, Pain in the
in fact all disorders of the Bladder and Urin-
airy Organs whether contracted by private dis
eases or otherwise.
LADIES, if you are suffering from Female
Weakness, Lucorrh@a, or any disease of the
Kidneys, BLADDER Or Urinary Organs,
Without swallowing nauseous medicines, by
simply wearing
PROF. GUILMETFE,s
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Before John Spelman, j.. p. for Shelby county,
Tenn.-E Whitmore vs.. G W Hall and VIM.
Chase.
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1855 Of the Code Of
property Of thu defendants, and a6idevlt hay-
ing been made that defendants are indebted TO
tho plaintiff In the sum Of 5000. due BY
account, and that the claim IL Just, and
that the defendants are lon-residents Of
the State OF Tenpesseei II Is therefore ordered
pearance before me on the 17th day OF
March, 1881, nj 10 o'clock am at my office,
No. 80 Adams street, Memphis, Tennessee,
and defend said attachment suit within the
time prescribed by law, or the same will be
proceeded with e~x;Parte; and that a copy Of
this order be published once a week for four
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This the 9th day Of February, 1881.
40 146 1928 JOHN SPELMAN, J. p.
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Thar.aay EysnlnE. - ;. -

TIE anxiety about Paul B0yt0n has
been relieved somewhat BY letter re-
eeived By his mother. dated the sixth
Of January. which said he had gone TO
the interior Of Peru.
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"A T noon on Wednesday, the 2sd day Of
"A March next. 1 will sell publicly, for cash,
lowing described real estate. to-wit: Beg in
ming at a point q chains 81 links northw ,rd
from the southeast corner of the Bishop q lev
tract, on its east line; thence with said line
northward z chains 81 links t. a stake; the nee
west u chains 80 links t. a stake on Ps roS,s
east line; thence south Z chains so links With
Boros line TO a stake; thence eastll cbsi ns /
link to the beginning, containing % aer IS: Il
being the tract conveyed by G @ araham TONI
u BoweIs by an indenture da5Pa Fsbrua ry 10,
der which ! am empowered to self to q force
payment OF purchase money. Title be lieved
to be good, but | Sc | only In execution Of The
power. w q WEATnERr Il
Memphis, February 10. 1881 liz 10
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At the present time the country is
flooded with preparations for coughs
and colds, but far ahead OF all others
is DR.. Bulls cough syrup, that old and
tried remedy for coughs, cclds, con-
gumption. etc.