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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-05-25
What Independent Papers Say

If the ticket has been selected to suit
Cameron it has been scle,ted to main
tain these evils. The Republicans of
the State are asked 20 support 1T be-
cause it represents the machine inter
eSts, otherwise the machine, which
had control Of the convention, would
have nominated some other ticket. If
Beaver is elected he will reappoint
Quay Secretary of the Commonwealth
and will appoint an Attorney General
from among CamerOn'S personal bench
men also. If Davies aud Gieer are E.
lected then the Pardon Board will be
as completely in Cameron's hands as it
WAS when kemble, Petron and other
legislative byibers were pardoned be.
cause tLeY were Cameron'S frieEds.-
Etston Free Press, Rep.
TH0UGu yet three years away tie
next United States Senatorship is in
volveo in til is years election. If we E.
lect Senators who an be wheedled, ca
joled, bribed or bullied, who are mere
trading pothou Sc politicians, when we
may expect betrayal, modification and
disgrace when it is too lale TO apply a
remedy. Men who have heretofore
shown themselves to be mere seryile
tools Of party bosses should be given
wide berth.-Bedf0rd Republican, Rep.
THERE was no sentiment about the
thing at all. 1t was Cameron'S day
and he made the most o. it. All the
work that he cut out for the conven-
tioa to perform was done to bis com
plet satisfaction, and so far as practical
results 60 there was really no need of a
convention at all and the delegates
might just as we'll have sent their votes
and their regrets on postal card, ad-
dressed to Senator Cameron. Kcauctt
Adrance, Ind.
How the miserable place seekers aud
Ollice-hunters and party-gormands wall
and bowl as soon rs the people think of
acting indie pendentlY in matters which
pertain to their direct interests. The
sharp swish of the party lash is already
heard all over the State ard the work
corraling is commenced in dead earn
est.-LtbunOn In tepenlent.
CAMERON and his sub-bosses had
decreed that Beaver, Davies, Rawle
and Greer should be nominated at all
hazards and the delegates yielded
slavish obedience and only Farmer
Butler was left ont of the Stalwart list
of prize drawers. GreenriIl9 Progress.
The candidates, with the exception
Of Marshall, were dictated by Cameron,
arranged by him and c)terle of poll
ticians, and submitted to the conven-
ton for rati6cation.-C COatcsrdlc Times,
Ind. Rep.
THIS is the regular Cameron 'slate"
ticket, with the exception of Congress
man-at-Large.- e.-NetCtown Enterprise,
md.
THE Republican party is divided in
to two factions and General Beavers
nomination is but the expression of the
will of one of these factions.-Shanto-
kin Times, Ind.
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TRAINS LEAVE EASTWARD.

Trains Nos l and connect at Montandon
with Erie Mail west for WIlamsport, Lock
Haven, Kane, Cory and Erie, and Buffalo and
Niagara Falls VIA Emporium, also Edmira, Wat
kins. Buffalo and Niagara Falls via Canandai-
qua.
Nos. 8 and connect with Pacific Express
east for Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington,
Philadelphia and New York.
Nos. 5 and connect with Day Express east
adelphia and New York, and Niagara EXPRESS
west for Williamsport, Lock Haven and Rem
oVO, Tyrone, Altoona and PittSburg via Lock
Haven, also Elmlra, Watkins and Buffalo, and
Niagara Falls viz. CanandaiSua
Nos 7 and connect with Fast Line west for
WilliamSpOrt and Lock Haven.
No. also connects with Erie Mail east for
Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington, Philadel-
phia and New York.
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Church & Sunday School Directory,
Evangelical.

RerS p c Nei6emger and J d ShorteSS FrGdch' S
Rev. j. d. Shor,esS VIII preach next SUNDAY
evening English.
Sunday school, 1l$ T. Nd l.. Zerby, Supt.
Missionary Society meets on the second Mon
day evening OF each month.
Methodist.
Rep Furmqa ADAMS Predcher-in-ch1rge.
unday School ut IL p. M.-John Kmport, Supt
Reformed.
Rer E,c;asg 4. TedricH, Pastor.
Preaching in AaronSburg next Sunday after
moon.
United Brethren.
I2cr. ShaRnon, Prtacher-i-chUge.
Preaching next Sunday morning.
Lutheran.
Rev. John TOnlipS)9, Ptrtor.-
Preaching in Mnlhcim next Sunday after
noon, ana in Aaronsburg i'll the evening.
Ladies' Mite Society meets on the first Mon
day evening of each month.
United Sunday School.
MnrtS NJ g MI X LuSr SUDt
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Cameron Wants Bolting Stop
ned.

Washington Dispatch to the Evening News
Senator Cameron, in conversation
with some friends, stated in regard to
the Independent element in Pennsylva-
mia politics that they must either ad-
here to the regular party organization
and accept the result of last Wednes-
days convention as settling the merits
OF their cause or transfer their alIegi-
ance to the Democratic party. He
says the success of the harmonizing
element of the late convention was a
sufficient guarantee of the support ofthe
ticket presented tor the suffrage of the
people. The Senator says he thinks it
is time to stop this guerrilla warfare
within the party lines.
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Eyes. but he is no Statesman.

That's what many Republicans said
in reference to Gen. Hancock when
that noble man was candidate for
President. They could not support
him because he WAS 10 statesman, as
they said. How now Is Gen. Beaver
a 'statesman?" and if SO where does
the craftsmanship come in and what is
the size Of it ?
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-05-25

LANDS FOR TANtS FOR 1850 AND 1881,
AND PREVIOUS EARS.-Noticc is hereby
given that in pursuance Of an act OF Assembly,
passed to the 10Th day of June. A. II, 1915, en-
titled AN Act to amend an Act, directing the
mode of selling unSCated lands in Centre coun.
ty," and the several supplements thereto, there
win be exposed at public sale or outcry, the
following tracts Of unSeatcd lands In said coun
tv for the taxes due ana unpaid thereon, at the
Court House. in che borough Of Bollet0ntc, on
Monday, June 18th, a. D., 1852, at one o'clock,
p. m:
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Marshall declines.

Advices from Pittsburg under date
OF the 22nd state that Hon. Thomas NJ.
Marshall has definitely and positively
declined the nomination Of Cameron's
convention for Congressman-at -at-large.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-05-25

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Lctters of
Administration on the estate of John p.
FoOte, late of Millheim, deceased, having been
granted to the subscriber, all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are hereby
notified to make immediate settlement, and
those having claims against the same, to pre-
ment.
7. T. MUSSER,
Administrator.
AarOnSburg,
April 18TH 1882 15-Gt
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AarOnSburg,
April 18th, 1882.
A DMENISTRATOR's NOTICE.-Let

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Letters
IN of administration on the estate of john
Ketner, late OF HaineS township, deceased, haY-
ing been granted to the subscriber, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to SAID estate are
hereby requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims to present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
JACOB kETNER,
Admins traitor
Haines twp, May 1lth, 1882 ct
All persons having unsettled accounts with
decedent are hereby requested to present them
for settlement at his late residence on Saturday,
May 9th, inst.
st JACOB KETNER.
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The Democratic State Convention
VIII meet at Harrisburg, Wednesday,
June 2Sth.
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Erie Mail and Fast Line and Pacific Express
East make close connections at NOrthumber-
land with l.. & Is. Il. Il. trains for Wilkesbarre
and Scranton.
Erie Mail West, Niagara Express West and
Fast Line West make close connection at VIII
Transport with n. C: X. w. trains north
Niagara EXPRESS West and Day Express East
make close correction at Lock Haven with b..
L. V. X. Il. trains.
Erie Mail East and West connect at Erie
with trains on l. :. & NJ. 5. II. R.; at Cory wi III
3. p. & w. r. h ut Emporium with B. n. Y.
& p. II. r., and at 'TiftwoOd with y. V. X. T..
Paror ears will run between Philadelphia
and WilliamSport Niagara Express West
and Day Express East. Sleeping cars on all
night trains.
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L0dgR { S02latY DiT03tOrY.

Meets at s A. MI. X. Luse, Supt.
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United Sunday SchoC
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.

& Erie r. r. Div.
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GARRARD COUNTY
Lancaster

Married, October 9Th, G. q. Cummins
Of Missouri, to Mn. Lucy Stuart Of thi'
county.
-Dn. Huffman and Kinnaird were
summoned by telegram TO accompany DIR
Griffith, Of Louisville, 10 Paint Lick
Wednesday morning 10 assist in the ampu'
tAlion Of the leg Of the negro Buford, who
suffered a compound dislOcation Of the
ankle in the recent wreck Of Sells Bros
Circus train. The operation was success
fully performed and dissection revealed
that all the tendons Of one side Of the
ankle were broken, but no fracture, / be-
lieye. rif .t...
While the services at the various
churches were in progress Sunday morn
ing the congregations were disturbed by
the rapid changing Of the Ere bell, aud in
two seconds every house was emptied and
the people were hurrying with the engine
to the residence Of r. II. TorllinsOn, in
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"A ffteen-year.old girl in Harris coun-
~, is the mother Of Eve children triplets
and twins.
The U. s. Supreme Court which met
yesterday at Washington, has o75 cases on
the docket.
Near Mountain Store, Mo, on the
Springfield aud Memphis Railroad, eve
men we're killed and ak seriously injured
by the premsture explosion Of q blast.
Two hundred policies, amounting TO
$4,000, had been taken out in the mar
riage insurance associations on a couple
who we're recently married at Galveston,
Texas.
AN eighteen-year-old young man was
arrested in New York because he was try
ing to buy pistol with which to shoot the
President. He Is no doubt a sensational
LET Of the cheap order.
H. Hadley, TO whom the authorship
Of the celebrated Morey letter has just
been traced, turns out 10 be an Ohio man,
Of Cambridge, whence he drove peddling
wagon around the country.
Sunday, Oct. 10, the Kentucky Central
railroad will put on fast express train
which will make the distance between Gov
ing,on and Lex ington in about three hours
and fifteen minutes, more than an hour fas-
ter than the present time
One Of the Cincinnati Exposition Com
missioners, Arthur Wellington Ross was
murdered for his money at midnight, Sat-
urday night, near his home in Glendale. A
large reward has been offered for the ar
rest Of the murderers, but no clue has yet
been found.
The Grove shaft Of the Midlothian
mine in Chesterfield county, Va, in which
an explosion occurred last February, kill
ing 80 men, was opened on Thursday and
two bodies taken out. Five only were re
covered at the time ofthe accident and there
are still 25in the mine.
From the current report OF Messrs.
X. G. Dunn & Co. it appears that there
we're 1900 failures during the last three
months, with liabilities Of ls,942, 1893, an
excess Of sssSO,5 26 over the correspond
ing period of 1881, which had 1924 fail
ures, with liabilities Of s1O,1I2,S65. The
failures for the nine months Of 1889, end
ed September so, were 1877, and the LA
bilities were s69, 52S, slS, an excess over the
corresponding period Of 1881 Of 1907 fail
ures and SIS, AGA, s03 liabilities.
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the rear part Of which a ere had broken
out. II had not succeeded in getting good
start and was extinguished without dam.
age before the engine or crowd reached Il,
which was lucky for furniture, window
glass, NC.
r.. w. Lillard has gone 10 Texas 10
look after some property there. james 7.
Craig occupies Lllsrd's place in the store
during the latter's absence. w. o. Brad.
Icy left for Colorado to-day 10 look ont a
location. Mrs. w. NJ. Boyle has returned
from visit TO Richmond. Miss Allie
Dunn, Of Richmond, is visiting Miss Susie
Harris and her numerous other friends
here. Mrs. Granger and son, Commodore,
are at Judge Owsley's for the Winter. Hen
~ Wilson and sisters, Misses Lizzie and
Rosa, Of Stanford, were over Sunday.
The serenity Of our town was disturb
ed Thursday morning by the hurry and
hustle incident to a couple Of weddings Of
which Geo. r. Hardin, our efficient Town
Marshsl, and Miss Moody Smith, together
II
with Mr. Hugh Smith and Mics Matte
Singleton, daughter Of Capt Isaac Single
ton, are the victims. Miss Saith has been
the head Of very extensive millinery es-
Enlistment in which she has been assisted
by Miss Singleton. Mr.. Smith Is an ener.
getic young mechanic. May they find IN
each other perfect happiness is my wish a.
/ extend congratulations.
WIN. Austin's days on earth are rap
idly drawing to close. "Providence per.
hitting" he will be hung Oct. 18th. Re-
ports from Richmond where he has been
confined since the action Of the Court Of
Appeals in his case are to the effect that
he is very cheerful and apparently indiiler-
ent in regard TO his fate. Those who at
tend the execution may hear a confession.
They will certainly hear the usual pious
exhortation TO meet the criminal in heav-
en-. understand that his spiritual advis-
err is satisfied that Austin will be there.
lie either believes. him innocent or does
not believe a confession Of sin before men
necessary or Austin has confessed.
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EorES or CURRENT EVENTS.

"A mob at Mt. Vernon, Ind, hanged a
wife murderer yesterday.
| "A child has bsen born in Tippah coun.
ty, Miss, with three arms
The cost Of the Egyptian war to Eng
land is estimated at $4,000 900.
james Thomas, the wealthiest man in
Richmond. Va, died Sunday, aged u.s.
The vote in Arkansas on the liquor
question stands ,SS9 for license and 49,.
04l against. .ss
1T is said that the republicans have tax
en- dead loads Of negroes from the border
counties Of Kentucky to vote in the Ohio
election to-day.
"A strike among the iron men was in
augurated in Cincinnati on Friday. Seven
hundred men have stopped work, and il is
expected that others will follow.
DIR. w. ii. Bennett died in Mississippi
the other day, leaving a will which gave
his estate valued at $4,000 to his cook,
and left his wife without cent.
Bankruptcy being a punishable Of
fence in Philadelphia, George Turner, who
failed and fed in 1876, but who returned
10 custody, was sent TO prison in default Of
bail.
The Midway Clipper reports an exec
utor's sale of 405 barrels of whisky. That
made in the season Of 1901, at so TO 90
cents per gallon in bond, and season of 49,
at 43 cents.
George Scoville has filed petition in
the county court at Chicago asking that
Mrs. Scoville be adiudged insane and con
lined in the asylum for lunatics. She
should have been there several years ago.
james A. Watkins, Readjuster mem
Der Of the last Virginia Legislature for APP
pomattox county, has been indicted by
the grand jury for selling for 800 his in
huence as a member to procure for f. S.
Birmingham place as guard at the peni-
tertiary.
Henry Coons, a member Of the Louis
willie, Ky, Fire Department, was shot
dead by Policeman LAPEL, at Portland,
suburb Of Louisville, Friday evening. The
men renewed an old quarrel, crossing out
Of Coons' slandering the character Of a
daughter Of LAPEL.
The gross earnings Of the Chesapeake
* Ohio railway for the month of Septem-
Der were 1891 ,454, the expenses were $685.
900 and the net earnings Sl72,944. There
was AN increase in gross earnings as com-
pared with last year Of Slls,59 decrease
in expenses Of S6,475 and an increase in
net earnings Of 1925 ,072.
Gen. Peyton Wise and John Amber
snith-the latter the re-adjuster candidate
for Congress in the Richmond, Va, dis
trict-had fight at a mass meeting there
the other night, in which Smith got in 0 ne
blow before they were separated. A duel
was talked Of, but Wise was arrested and
the innocent fun declared off,
Last Friday night fifty men went to a
house near Dalton, in Hopkins county,
close TO the Caldwell county line. took a
woman named Sullivan and, crossing into
the latter county, hung her to the limb Of
tree. She is supposed to have belonged
to the Jenkins gang Of outlaws, three Of
whom were hung last week and the week
before.
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Young Man with the Rabies.

Editor Inferior Journal
1t is well-known fact that the teach
ers Of this and every county in the State,
are to get only one dollar and thirty cents on
the scholar. The reason for this state Of
things is because the people send ignorant
sots that are willing to do any dirty work
that old, foolish silly Governor Blackburn
tells them to do. The Hon. representative
from this county could put in claim Of
seven hundred dollars for doing nothing
and spending the rate payers money and
robbing the poor half-starved halfclothed
teacher and thus cheating the children out
Of their lawful rights. There has not been
a representative for the last fifteen years
that was worth fig in the Legislature.
The people might better send +. F. Bobbitt
as 10 have sent the uneducated mules that
have been sent in the past. The salaries
are so low that no we'll educated lady or
gentlemen would think Of such thing as
to teach in the mountains or bluegrass re-
gion where the district contains no more
lnhu MY VT SAy nChOiaiS. No NeShoH
can afford to teach and board himself. And
what makes this sad state Of affairs is, that
men with mule heads, mules only could go
to Frankfort and do nothing, but these men
that have been sent in the past, have done
nothing but drink whisky, play cards,
serve the devil and rob the people OF their
money to no purpose. In electing men TO
serve in the Legislature, the very best
christian men should be sent, for they
would be apt 10 feel for the poor neglected
children Of their State. Every teacher in
this county, in fact every teacher in the
State, should petition the Legislature to
make a change in the Law for the better,
for IL something is not done, in few years
the school houses will be shut up and igno-
rance and vice will 20 hand and hand
through the land. JOHN. A. CHAPPn.L.
Grab Orchard, Oct. 9, 1882.
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MT. VERNON 0EeARTSEE:
Sam. ~ Bgrett. Editor

Work on the X. c. is booming. Some
Of the contracts are to be finished uly l.,
1888.
Mrs Jane Cummins, an old lady who
left here short time ago for Missouri, died
in that State last month.
Last week, G. w. Golf and George Ray
were arrested on warrants charging them
with violations Of the whisky law. Their
cases were set for the 18th.
"A lot Of young bucks we're arrested for
riding ON the cars while they were switching
at this place. Judge Lair fined them 81 each
and gave them good lecture.
AT the sale Of the personally belonging
toCslloway Mullens, decd, on Roundstone
last Friday, horses, cattle, mules and hogs
brought unusually high prices.
Mr.. w. w. Hooker. a prominent and
prosperous merchant Of North Salem, Ind.
who was here last week, says that the DEM
ocrats will carry that State next month by
a good majority.
The nomination Of Mr.. Ewell for Con =
gress doesn't excite much enthusiasm
among the republicans here. They were
for John McClary first, and after him, Lo-
gan Mckee. Ewell will probably poll the
party strength.
The selection Of Hon. p. B. Reed, for
chairman Of the democratic State central
committee, was a good one. Booker Reed
is a splendid gentleman, an accomplished
politician and he will run the party ma
chinery in good style.
ABOUT PEoPLE.-Miss Amelia Gibson,
a handsome young lady from Manchester,
is visiting the Misses Reppert at this place,
Mr.. J. j. Terill left here Yesterday for his
home in New York. Mr.. X. G. Horton,
VIM. Pittman and Ed. Young, Of Manches-
ter, were here Sunday.
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BOYLE COUNTY.
DdHuHe.
SALE.

Mr.. Fred Harris has bought the Joe
James place Of $50 acres, near Danville,
for $95 per acre....Will Gentry, son Of
p. t. Gentry, Of this county, had his
LEG BROKEN
Near the ankle last Friday. The pair Of
mules he was driving to wagon became
frightened and ran away, and seeing that
he was unable to control them he jumped
QUIZ. Bev. Batterton, son Of G.. ID. Batter
ton, tried to ride bycicle and carries q
broken arm in a sling......There is every
thing in the way you look at things There
is in Dan-ille little black dog Of eccen-
trio turn Of mind. Many times during
the day he will run up Main Street at full
speed-stop suddenly, cut few antics in
the air, and, with bark, and under full
sail he'll strike for home and is satisfied
for an hour or 10. That looks like very
SILLY THING
For a dog TO do...... There is here too q
man who generally walks alone, and at all
sorts Of odd times. He will take a shoot,
walk rapidly about 100 yards, stop, look
steadily up at the sky--blue sky, all the
time muttering, stamping and waving his
cane. Will suddenly about face and run
over any body in his way and do all sorts Of
uncivil things. This is absent minded
ness and he enjoys the reputation Of being
one Of the most
INTELLIGENT MEN
In the State, and has often electrified whole
audiences by his eloquence. Poor fool
dog Bully smart man ......Mr. Joe
Engleman is in trouble again-domestic
tronble. But what would life be without
these
"LITTLE BREEcHEs
The republicans in conclave here on. Fri
day, nominated
r.. L. EwELL, FOR CONGRESS.
Mr.. Ewell is from Laurel county, and a
lawyer of some prominence in his section.
Joe Linney says there is but one draw
back to him. He is sort Of Campbellite
pfcoShcis Al nc WOuiu just WuU oucN III
his shell he might probably save his repu-
tation his religion. One
MARRIAGE LICENSE
This week. g. w, Kinder TO Miss Matte
Pierce, on the 9Th inst ......Sam Mckee
and Speed Fry were the principal winners
at the Centre College
FOOT RACES
Saturday. Whitthorne got the bouquet
and Claggett got the lhumps He ran
mile in 9:45.
PERSONAL.
Miss Myra Warren, Of Louisville, is visit
ing Miss Theresa Worthington. G. A.
Lee. Of Kansas City, No, is in Danville.
Whit Montgomery and wife were here last
Saturday. Mr.. J. Ed. Smith, Of Garrard
county, has moved to Danville, and now
occupies the former residence Of G. II.
Lucas. A Danville lady ia studying medi-
cine with the view Of practicing. X. Mac
Fisher came out second best with his
sheep at the st. Louis Fair.
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The Comet that has Of late illum-
ined our Eastern heavens has done
some good at least. The negroes and
ignorant white people Of the South,
regard it as an indication that the
world is about to be knocked out Of
existence aud great revival meetings
are in progress at many points. 1t is
said that chicken coops and watermel-
on patches were never as free from the
invasion of thieves, who want to fee
from the wrath to come, as they have
been this season.
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The Ohio elections occur to-day.
The republicans claim majority from
5000 to 10000, while the democrats
are counting on fully 1900 for their
ticket. "You pays your money and
takes your choice" but remember that
Ohio is not quite so safe to bet on as
either Kentucky or Illinois.
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We cannot help noticing the liberal oner made
to all invalids and sufferers BY DR.. Kings New
Discovery for ConsumDtion. You are requested
10 call at Penny A MeAlister's Drug Store and
get Trial Bottle free Of cost, you are suffering
with Consumption, Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis. Nay Fever, Loss Of Voice, hoarseneas.
or any Affection Of the Throat oF Lungs. II will
positively cure you.