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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-11-19

BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cares pain In MAN
and Beast. Use externally and internally.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-11-19
THE present demand for "Tansill's
Punch" &c. Cigar is greater than ever before.

The Frazer Axle Grease is the best and
only Genuine We know it
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-11-19

GENTS WANTED for the Best and Fastest.
n Selling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices reduced
50 per cent. National Publishing Co.. St. Louis, Mo,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-11-19

t0R@AM0NTH--aGENIs WaNTED- best
sN|TrN selling articles in the world; sample free.
PNnSeD Address DAY Bronson. Detroit. Mich
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-11-19

G. ne A WEEK in your own town. Terms and
LVOS IS outfit free Addrs HallsttdCo Portland Me.
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oaSoSi Nos. As and N Y~OnTtsenth Street.
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AT one o'clock this morning seventeen
arrests had been reglstered on the City
Hall slate. The o%tfenSes they were
charged with were for drunkenness, and
dIsorderly conduct growing out OF drunk.
enn0es. No serious aiffays occurred,
which X 1ot remarkable Is unusual, con.
sidering the large number Of people who
visited the city yesterday.
Twenty-Five extra policemen were sworn
in by Mayor Egerter yesterday morning
10 provide against any contingency that
might arise and relieve the regular police.
Following 10 the roster that will be called
w Judge JefTets this morning: Oscar
Flick, William Anderson, William Helms,
Pat Gfigsby, Tom pyles, John Btumage,
j. W. Thompson, Thomas Mcdowell, Jno.
Cooper, Hugh Harrison, Mollie McLauRh.
lin, Mary Zimmerman, Frank 10y and
three unknown DRINKS housed In the
Eighth ward station house.
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INC mrmpneld ExIenulon.

The Council Committee on Railroads,
with Vice President KeyRsr, Of the Bslti'
more 4 Ohio railroad, went oyer the PRO-
posed route through the city Oh Saturday
last,in an endeayor to change the route 60
as to avoid the objections recently raised
In Council. y., .ggt.
A reporter met Mr.. Samuel Laughlin,
Chairman Of the COMMITTEES, last evening,
aud asked him II anything important was
H%%ell," said Mr.. Laushlin, ut was
agreed to change the route from Jacob to
Wood street. There were several other
slight changes suggested, but nOne,ot very
great Importance"
your Uomntttee will then have a
report ready Tor Council soon%
II think In about two days. am ex.
peCtinR a letter from Vice President Key.
ser, which will shspet9s Measure SONS
Of Accommodation ot the Commit
iaAU NJ
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AT TnE METROPOLIS,

NEW YoRK, July 4-Tbs Joyous nature
of the Fourth Of July has been greatly
subdued in consequence Of the sad events
at Washington. The city Ia very quiet,
The bulletins at the vaFious newspaper
and telegraph otices are eagerly scanned
for the latest news from Washington, and
at times large crowds gathered around
them, This was especially the case at the
up town hotels, where the dispatches
were posted by the telegraph operators US
soon as received, The eager anxiety Of
the crowds was marked by the subdued
excitement, and all expressed pleasure as
every piece Of favorable intelligence was
announced.
The Commercial Gays the national holi.
day which opened with such gloomy fore
bodings promises 10 have cheerful termi.
nation. The Presidents strong cOnstitu.
ton and hopeful disposition are greatly In
his favor, and have aided the skillful sur.
geons and physicians by whom he has
been surrounded, In their Treatment OF bis
case. The Presidents recovery, for which
so many millions Of prayers have been Of.
Tered, will be accepted Ra the intervention
OF Providence 10 behalf OF astriCken nation
and sorrowlng family, and it will be the
fault Of bad men II the crime which
has brought the President 80 near death
does not on on hie recovery prove bene
fetal to the reIubliC. 1t cannot fail to
allay the bitterness OF political strife, and
to check come OF those dangerous evils
into which violent and reckless psrtisans
have been blipdly leading usj but the
first aud prevailing feeling caused by this
better news will be one Of thankfulness
that the threatened public atliction
has been eyerted and the President
promises to be spared to. his beloved wife
and children,
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Mr.. james s. Martin Of Chicago, a
whilom Wheeling boy, was in the city yes.
terday on his way " visit bic parents at
FAirmont. During the afternoon several
OF bis intimate friends and old time asso.
eiates having learned OF HE resent sue
ceeBeB on the concert stage, prevailed on
him 10 RiVs'G private song recital. M,
Martin, IN Q very accommodating spirit,
complied with the tequest, and the com!
pany repairing 10 Wilson 4 Baumef'a
tnu6ic store we're entertained In 4 most
deliRhliul manner. "Jim's' oldeat ifierd IA
we're aufptised at the progress be hgs
made In the "soultul att.n His voice ma
developed into . rich baritone Of great
sweetness and power, and bis execution
and expression show a culture rarely al
tanned by even the best Of professional
singers. The selections he sang were from
the lighteet ballads to the most difficult
Afias, In all Of which he handled bis d
voice with great Skill and eSinCed a avn.
patty that is seldom combined with 40
many other good qualities 1t WRs A rare
tfeat, aud the concord Of sweet sounds
hOatd will long be remembered by those
who were 90 loftunSte 70 be present
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Rescued from death.

william j. Coushlin, Of somerville,
Macs gsyst In the fall Of 1879 l was
taken with bleeding Of the lungs followed
by o severe cough. Host my appetite and
flesh, and was confined TO- my bed. In
1877 ] was admitted 10 The Hospital. The
doctors said l had q hole In my lung as
big as o half dollar. Atone time q report
went around that I was dead, 1.gave up
hope, but q friend told me Of Oh. WILLIAM
uvlL's HALsAM FOR rIiE LUEGs, 1 got
bottle, when to my surprise, l6ommb1Oed
70 feel better, and to-day l feel better than
for three years past
II write this hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs WillLAke DR WILLIAM
HALLS BALKAN, aud be convinced that CON.
SUMPTION CAN Be CURED. | can positively
say II has done more good than all the
other medicines l have taken since my
eiCkness"
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PEXCIL POIETs,
Tho Dusl From q Dozen FSbeES Esed ~
InIeIIigeneeF Reporters,

I~ntsIIIgeneeF RepOFteFs.-
A COMPARATIVELY quiet Fourth,
Tn circus concert was not avery Tech'
Gche affair TO cay the least.
BRrWEEx ave and six thousand strRn'
ReEs we're in ths'Gity yesterday.
FREIoHF on nails TO New York from this
point was reduced TO III Cents yesterday
THERE we're . number Of disturbances
d Memlngsr's orchard picnic yesterday
Too much beer, perhaps.
THR six railroads. centering in this city
brought in large excursions yesterday
from all points on their lines.
The Courier arrived ct 7 CLOCK last
evening crowded with people from points
below, She returned early this morning
AN excursion .trom Wellsville, O., on
the Mallie Ragon, arrived et u o'clock
yesterday, and returned at 3 O'Clock in
the afternoon.
liz our rather hurried report Of the ser.
vices in the various chutchss Sunday,
touching on the assassination Of the PTes'
idept, we unAvoidably Jailed to see many
Of the pastors. It was not an Intentional
slight.
IT has leaked out that Mr., James Rich
ATdson, the clever and accommodating
clerk olthe Suspension Bridge Company,
east Office, was married on June 9th, to
Miss Lizzie TolbeTt, Of Short Greek. The
ceremony was performed at West Alexan'
der, by Squire Mayes. We congratulate
slim" and wish him and his bride much
Joy. anal.
THE members Of Memorial Social gave
O pleasant dance last night at deFmahla
Hall. Vaas' full orchestra was present
The Committee Of Arrangements was
composed Of Messrs. Aug. Vaas, OhSFIes
Bsrtram, Jacob Loos, h. ", klsver, j.
PleTfsIman, Geo. Prick, John NAus!s,
Fred, Hegar, Val. Bopp and Louis
Trosche. The evening was extraordinarily
ENJOYABLE and the floor managers are de-
serving OF very much credit,
RRv, PRossER, pastor Of the A. NJ =
church OF this city, will commences NJ
camp meeting In Walnut Grove, Martins
Feyry, Ohio, July 10, He will be assisted
nv the following named ministers: Prof.
IN. Il, Jackson, Of Cleveland, Ohioi Rev
Grafton Graham, Of MiddlspoTt Ohio
Kew, james t6ytOul " Snnuipeluuu'b
Pa; Rev. John Holiday, Of PitIsburg,
kPA Rev. W. p. Ross, of Washington, Pa,
and many others whose names are on the
bills.
YESTERDAY morning the Flint Glals
Makers Union held session at the Capi'
tol, and also q night session, to regulate
wages for the year and to putall operatives
on a common basis In oil sections o.
the county. Before midnight they all I'D,
iourned 10 Captain RuBselFs saloon and
enjoyed themselves collectively and indl'
Yidually. There were about htty mem
bers present, Another meeting Will %
held this morning and further ones viii
held during the week, An exCursion "a
Browns Island will take place on THUS
day by boat.
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rae W1TER WORKs,
What IL Needed to Protect the worth.
layton PumP from Damage.

What IL Needed 10 Protect lhe worth.
layton PumP from Damage,
1t is fully ten years since the fact be.
became fully apparent to those who knew
the real condition Of the works that 1t
was on It's last legs. BY great good luck,
coupled with careful attention, and as.
siduous nursing, the old thing continued
to do tolerable duty for 30 decrsplt a ma.
chine, till within the past few weeks. The
late spell Of illnesa was very severe on the
old fellow, and the city PAtriarchs, agreed
to put a new Heart In him. They bought
q nice "WoFthinEton Pump" capable Of
filing all the veins TO their full capacity,
but what did the Doctors find yesterday
and to,dSy2 Why, the right and left
Vsntricles filled with al sorts Of unhealthy
rubbish, such as pounded granite, three
to four inches in diameter and one piece
OF fence rail measuring nearly two and q
hall feet long,
The new pump, able to do very effective
work, will be utterly ruined II II Is put TO
work pumping this destructive tlash
through lis well polished cylinders. An
inspection yesterday showed them to be
more worn aud scratched than they
should be by six months ordinary service.
II 10 an imperative necessity that the in
let pipes be guarded by Q altering crib,
sufficiently long 70 make II into two di.
visions, connecting these by q Y pipe and
valves to the main iLlst, The cribs could
thus be cleaned without any stoppage TO
the supply Of water, which would reach
the pumps meAsursably filtered from i'm
purities. The reservoir would not require
such frequent cleansing, and above all Q
valuable pump would be saved from de-
Htruction,
We have no doub. that with these few
suggestions the WsteI WOlks COMMITTEES
will act promptly, and DO what Ia ctnsld'
cred besL for the interests OF the city.
The works are now In very good shape
temporarily, and when the improvements
contemplated ave finished there will be
no cause for complaint, aud the city can
then turn its attention TO providing for q
high service reservoir, or psrfectilg SOME
plan fM the relief OF thote who live on
the high Groupd.
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Points About People a. Home aud
Abroad.

on..I n, An.na and
Points About foOPle "
Abroad
Ooi, James d; oElSosy !e't last eVenlpS
lor MS Kansas Oity hone'
Miss Miller, Of steuhenvllte, ohlo' ID
the guest Of the Misses Muldoon.
Col. Joe Gallaher, OF M~oundsytlle, was
registered Of the Mcclure yesterday.
John W. KleyiS, a moulder, who was
laid up q few days since, Is getting better
0oIs n n Rail and Alex Oampbell. Of
RrooEs Oonnty, aren't their Fourth in this
city,
Hon. T. M. Hagans. of MorVaptovn,
arrival in the citv on the 1920 train this
mnySin". ",
~. u.,.i, otnhic.,o fo,ms,,v n
AT ~; S's y ~ nStn vas,srJsv s5aE,
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D D pILEal PlLEal
A sure Care Found AZ Last. No one
Need suffer. a,rsI

O
A SIRE cure for the Mind, Bleeding, Itchini
and plcerat d Files has been discovered NJ
DF. Williams ian Indian remedy called III
Williams Indian Ointment. A single boi
has Cured the WORT chronic cases OF twenty.
I've and thirty years standing. No one need
suffer Eve minutes after applying this won,
dSFiul soothing medicine. Lotions, lnstrul
ments and Electuaries do more harm thar
good. Wllllanss Ointment absorbs I'M
tutnora, allsys the intense itching (partiou,
larly Of night after getting warm In bed), a6ti
as poultioe gives Instant and painless relief
and 10 prepared only for Piles, itching oI
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hen j. N. CotIinberry, oil
Cleveland, SayS about Dr.. Wllliams'B Indian
Pile Ointment: / have used scores Of pile
cures, aud 1t affords the pleasure TO say that |
have neYey found anything which gave snoH
lMnedIate and Permanent relief As Dr.. vii.
Indian File Ointment
For sale by oil druggists, or mailed on re.
West 3 McConahey, Druggists and Anoth.
Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Logan, List 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel.
W, Va. NwrAw
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For ParIlng, PrsmS.uEeeray HAIR use

For Failing, PFsmSiHrpGFay Hair Use
London Hair Restorer, lnsnreS new growth.
London Hair Restorer, Restores the color.
London Hair Rtstorer, Exquisite dressing.
London Hair RestoreT, The only Oleanly aud
London Hair ReStorer, eiteotuRl Hair Re.
London Hair ReStoror, Dtorer In the market.
A toilet luxury entirely free from all OBJ
a~aytnnu mr. nNnlaanaui nHnR H.#H4IN
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Chlet OIL Police Bennett received a
teleEran from steubenvills last evening,
requesting him 10 keep his weather eye
open when the steamer Bachelor arrived
ID this city aud arrest q Young girl, whose
appearance was infinitely described 10 the
telegram. II was evident from the tenor
Of the talegrRn that the intentions Of the
young lady 10 visiting this city were not
The beat. The dispatch was signel, "Mts.
Martini" -.
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The Soldiers monument Is being placed
in position, and from an examination
made by q reporter last evening Of the
work already done It was evident that the
masonry was very imperfect. The stuff
placed between the stones, which ig called
cement (2), Is as much Ike that article "a
white sngar, and equally as worthless. II
the trustees Of the monument are not
already aware Of the state Of affairs, they
should at onee take steps 10 stop the
work and have 1t done right, They should
at least look at the work and be CON
Sinced.
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FRIGMI FUL
On the Kentucky Central RRiIrOad-stV-
en- Persons Killed.

CNcMNATI, o., July 4.-special dis
patches to the morning dailies give nc
counts OF a frightlul accident on the Con-
trail Kentucky Railroad, resulting in the
loss OF seven lives and the injury OF uu-
merous other persons.
The accident happened about 8 p. NJ. TO-
day. All the killed were residents Of
OovingtOn, and the accident occurred
about twelve milea north OF that city.
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PARIs, July 4,-Lullier, who Ia the in.
suited party in the quarrel With De Gas.
sagnsC, a~nuounces that he will eight the
duel with swords. The duel IL TO continue
until the last drop OF blood Ia drawn, and
the body OF the vRuquished Oombatant is
- be at the absolute disposal Of the victor,
LulliOr IL an accomplished swordsman.
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why are you 90 out Of tofts. nevtf ableto tell
folks lht you are well2 Ten TO one II e all
oauSed n tho FIRST place BY habitual cohstipa.
tor, which no doubt finally CAUSES deranBed
kidneys and liver. tie sure cure for constl.
patton Is tbs celebrated Kidney Wort. It's
diseases. Thousands are cured BY II every
month. TryitAt once.-TOkd0 BLADE, NW44W
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and. orderly quiet.
NOTES ANDiNClDRSTs.
The Misaing Ait.-"The maddest man
insevon sistps" yesterday was . maccaro.
ni.ealinp italian, who was selling ten cent
red balloons on Tho Island. While on.
Zane street In the afternoon With 0 treuh
cluster some orUel yeoman from Kate's
Rock emptied two pRpsFs Of OK. No 4
taCks In bis hand and threw them with
force among the balloons. The Italian
thought he had been assaulted. In two
seconds, out Of that mass Of Rally sailing,
glossy, pulled up parcel Of globes came q
dozen puff9, and oil that was left OF them
wouldn't!have made a good mouthiul Tor
chewing gum for Miss soldene. No arrests.
4 gentleman from Collier Station came
near swallowing 6 glass "bob" In circus
He tried 10 bite i in two,
thinking It was Ice, and his %countenance
was d greater curiosity than The sea lion
swallowing a hank Of clearinghouse beef,
A Disastrous Salute -About nine O'Clock
yesterday morning, q ten year old Bon, Of
Lonis Hartong, at bis fathet'stesidencelon
Eof above Twelfth street, while celebfat.
the day, sustained serious injury from
The explosion Of a "%BahnOD," which he
had extempoti1sd for the occasion out Of
in irregular tubular piece OF old brass.
7 When the heavily charged cannon was
of II eEploded with q loud noise,
he fragments flying In oil directions,
1ne fragment was inbedded In the leR Of
he boy, another fragment whiSzsd BY,
grazing the hand Of his four year
rear Old sister, who stood near BY,
Through the large, ragged wound near
be outer edge Of the lett shin bone, Dr..
iupp extracted the ragged fragment of
ltass from The deep pocket II had Il made
D the ilsshy part Of the boys leg. The
lille girl escaped with merely the loss Of
portion Of one ginger nail and q few other
,brasiohs.
A funny incident occurred on The Island
.eaterdAy, Every car Carrying passengers
0 the circus was laden down to the
One lengthy came.baCked vehl
le was especially buidened and on the
ear platform ives an Irish lady, who
lould discount the fat woman ott6e side.
how. Just ag the cat reached q point op.
'osiIe. Berger's residence thR entire
ear platform am Cd and the occupants :
we're generally scattered around In the !
lust. The special one referred 10, after I,
,athefing her clothes about hef,proceeded !
Q Issue a bull against the driver, the road I
is managers. Her billlngsgaLe was i
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Fonrlh Of JaIy CaauaIlIen at DaIMmor.

BALTIMORE, July 4-several shooting
casualties occurred to-day. Mary A. Gev.
lin, while looking out Of a window, w0a
shot dead bya youth sged seventeen care.
lessly firing q pistol In the air. During a
fight In South Baltimore between whites
and blacks William Hecker, white, and
Isaac Curtis, Colored, were fatally
wounded,
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%ADDITI0NAT TELEGRAPH.
EOUavH OF JULY

How 1t vas Observed IhrOurhOut the
c~OantFy-Ihs People . anu sorrow.
TuI.
wAsHrso1os, D. O., July A The city
thismorning is unusually qpiet for hide
pendeucs Day. The national salute, usual
ly fred at sunrise, was omitted this morn.
ing. An order issued by the Chief Of
Police iorbIdding the use Of fireworks in
the streets, ia being generally enforced, or
else few or none attempt its violation. In
some portions Of the city there Is an occa.
slopal pistol shot, which is the only indi-
cation that II is Q national holiday. A
universal feeling Of distress prevails, Anx-
iety concerning the Presidents recovery
10 noticeable on the hCes met with in the
streets, Alta very early hour q crowd,
which is constantly increasing, began to
assemble in front Of the gates Of the Ex.
eCutive Mansion, who a%nXiously question:
ed every visitor leaving the White House
concerning the condition OF President
Garfield.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 3.-During
the bulletin hoRIds besieVed and a lively
sale Of extras, which have been Issued
containing resssuring kilograms, received
since morning, have done much to calm
the public feeling and create the hope ola
favorable event. Although the formal
celebration OF tomorrow has been drop.
ped, 1t 10 probable that with the continue.
ton Of favorable reports the day will be
observed with much spirit in an unofficial
WRY.
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fearful to hear, butit 90 far made enter
tainment for the rest Of the Eietims that
they forgot their misiortunes.
Schulz sent up Q paper balloon last
evening which ignited q short distance
above terra fEmR
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LONG BRANCH, July 4,-General Grant
visits the hotel hourly to peruse the bulle-
tins received, Surprise has been expressed
that Grant has sent but one dispatch OF
about the President, and that to
Secretary Lincoln, The General, hearing
this, remarked: II have called upon
Mrs. Garfield and ~telegrsphed my heartfelt
sympathies for the President through
Secretary Lincoln. More than that is not
necessary unless the President dies, when
| will proceed to Washington"
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Da PAYNE 10 his lecture upon the Foe
and Grace says that dyspepsia Is q great
Fos to Grace. II dRtksns the sky and
breaks the hopes Of many Christians.
They think The trouble Is Ia their hearts,
when II 10 in their stonachs. Thus the
stomach influences the feelings 10 such o
degree that 1t should be more carefully
looked after and regulated with the never
failing Simmons' Liver Regulator, the con.
slant uso Of which will SO improve the
feelings as TO make the heart happy and
the spirits light,
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wesleyan Female Innutnte, SlAnntou,
virginia, III.

W+AIPyan Female Innutnte, siHnntOu,
virginia,
We take pleasure in directing attention
10 the o advertisement Of this popular SOM
mary. It Is located in one Of the health.
lest climates In the world, where every.
breeze contributes 10 the physical vigOr Of
It's pupils, II presents attractions unsuF-
passed L not pnegualled In the Union.
It's buildings ore hbme;like aud elegant,
grounds attractive, scenery grand,
This school Is attended by 100 boarding
made great reduction In the cost oil educa.
ton. Among the lowest terms In the
Union. Board, washing, fuel, lights,
English, Latin, French, German, eloCu'
ton, instrumental music S23S, for entire
scholastic year. See advertisement. For
catalogue address Rev. VIM A. Harris,
President, staunton, Virginia. Ddw.
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Hon, VIM. EusllOh received tho follow.
Ing to-day!
WAsnlsarON, july 3.


LONDON, July THE White Star steam.
et Btittanic, from New York, June 25.h,
Tor Liverpool, Ia ashore a, Melmote, coast
Of Wexford, Ireland. FGjtts are making
TO tighten her. The vessel Is making no
waller. A steam tug has gone 10 her assist
ahCe.
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snany are SnfTeFibE from coda.

Dry, patched, sore throat losing Hesh, bron.
chlaT and AsthmAlio attacks. All these dan.
gerous symptoms are entirely cured by "Dt.
9wayneS Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry"
The ffst dose gives relief, and the worst
cough and sore lungs yield 10 ls healing pro.
pefties Sold BY all druggists at % cents and
81. The large Sife Is the most economical.
NWkAW