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Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-14
VARIE TIES.

Mrs. Myra CLARK Gaines has become
an active member of the Woman's
National Labor League of Washington.
'Silence that dreadful belle," said
Spicer, as the beauty OF the hotel
howled an operatic air in the parlor.
A young Virginian has invented a
machine called the "lung destroyer"
1t can turn out $50 cigarettes a
minute.
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague had six
pianos in the parlor. 1t is not sur.
prising that her husband applied for
divorce.
II like to hear baby cry.' said
crusty old bachelor. "Why p he was
asked. "Because then the little nuis-
ance is taken out of the room."
Sir James Anderson, Physician Ex.
traordinary to the Queen is dead. Bliss,
the extraordinary physician of Ameri.
can Presidents, ia still alive.
An Italian grinder. enraged by
bad business, smashed his organ with
an ak at Sprin sfeld. Ohio, and made
bonfire of the pieces.
Scene: A fashionable restaurant not
far from Madison Square: "What makes
that man smack sop" "Shl he thinks
he's driving horses"
Mayor Baker, of New Otleans, is in
New York gathering attractions for the
Mardi Gras festivities in the former
city next February.
"Yes," said Brown, "poor' Johnsbury
is sinking fast. His mind is fast leav.
ing him." Nothing very alarmin {, is
it," remarked Fogg, that man should
free his mind?"
A North Carolina preacher threatens
to go to work in cooper shop if his
congregation does not lift his salary a
dollar week more. This is hopping
things up with vengeance.
Visitor: "Ain't them pretty old
ducks for base ball nine2" Rector:
"My dear sir, they're not ball play
it is the theological faculty of my col.
lege."
Some philosopher has observed that
"To be a good onversationalist, one
must needs be good listener" This
is especially true if the conversation is
to be by telephone.
An exchange contains an article on
"Young women Who Die Early" This
frequently occurs; but the cases OF old
women who die early are very few in
deed.
There is still stsnding over the spring
at Soldiers Rest, Clarke county, Va,
the log cabin built by Gen. Morgan and
occupied by Washington as his head.
quarters whSd he was b surveyor in the
Valley of Virginia.
"He did dishonorable thing to me,
and that's why shot him." said Patter-
son, after firing on Burke, in Indiana
polls. burRes dlspleaslne' act was to
advise greenhorn, whom patterson in
tended to rob, to leave most OF his
money in hotel safe before going on
on spree.
Intermarriage between whites and
blacks is penitentiary offence in Texas,
and those who break the law usually
take care that there shall be no evidence
of the cerem ony. But Eldred. Dallas
lawyer, made a public wedding on
taking a mulatto for wife, and, in
consequence, is now in Jail awaiting
trial.
An envelope marked as containing
So, 900 was found to hold nothing but
blank paper, on being delivered by an
express messenger at Fort Wayne
bank. The puzzling question for a
jury to decide is whether the money
was in the package when the company
received it or a fraud was perpetrated
ty the bankers who sent it. Positive
proof Of either theory is not obtainable.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04
Not Appreciated.

As little Mrs. Blfkins was getting
supper the other night she was startled
by the abrupt and unexpected entrance
of her neighbor over the way. Miss Par
rot, who was evidently charged with i'll
news.
How long since You seen Mr.. BIif-
kins?" she asked. breathlessly.
Little Mrs Blifkins dropped the teapot
she was Just about to fill, and screamed
convulsively and loudly.
Be composed" ejaculated Miss Par
rot, taking off her hat and tanning her
heated face with it. Try and bear up;
it's dreadful, but other women have
suffered and lived. Imay as well tell it
and not keep you in suspense. Mr..
Blifkins is dead "Oh-oh- oh-ob
gracious Mercy shrieked Mrs. Blifkins
throwing herself into Miss Parrots
arms "What have l done to deserve
this, and it was his birthday too. poor.
dear David; you can't mean it, and we
are SO happy"
Eyes, do mean it," said Miss Parrot
firmly, 1T is a cruel truth. Isaid, I'll
60 and tell his poor wife. for she must
know it sooner or later. he WAS found
lying dead"
"Oh-oh-oh-oh." sobbcd the little wife,
and l had such a nice supper all ready
for him, too! o. its dreadful and /
can't believe it, won believe it. Who
saw him. poor. dear David?'
IL saw him." said Miss Parrot, with a
ordnance of disgust. 1--WE all saw him.
He wasn't the only one. either; there
were dozen of 'em and they were all
hOpelessly dead drunk
Then little Mrs. Blifkins turned on
Miss Parrot like small fury. You re
a nasty. prying old maid" she said vim
dictively. land I'd thank you TO go
home and attend to your own affairs.
My David. indeed! It's a pity MAN
can't keep his own birthday to suit
himself. but prying folks must make
such fuss about it, coming here TO
brighten me out OF my senses and spoil
my supper" And Miss Parrot heard the
door slam as she skinned through il on
her way out TO inform the neighbOrhood.
- DSfroiI Post OS1d T,.ibuoo
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PTNi;CST PARAGRAPHS.

NV WIFI remarked Frznoodle,
u, f.iill rrazN ovcr!or fashions She 5
:cpl ia. ,}-!irid'u i;,iniruS.
Ion PROV never @r,''t, rs: to-day
never hid> u, farewell; Yesterday neycr
RECALLS Us Hhu,io" Times.
ihr hardest rock, ar" made of the
-":,'.>t mud. iu-t Is ihr biggest swell,
are made from the smallest mrn.-L0r-
~ Cu3:,N.
-'.Lcmmy. You're pig said 4
father 10 hi, son. who was five Years old.
Now. Lrmmy. io YOU knew what a pig
is YES, o;r-a pig i, hogs little
boy. -Hcru!cn R,r0r.icr.
Sympathetic lady to brsgar. who is
standing with hat Of: 20, sir, won't
You take coli?" Brggar; No. thank
Won. ma am | only takes pennies IT five
cent pieces. '-inT"tctDFta sun.
A chap who >"mt ~ Il poem begin
n!ur When twilight dcwS are falling
fast upon the rosy lea has since mar.
rird Rosa Lee. AMI now the weekly dues
are falling faster upon him. FREE Press.
The presence Of sioH4i'ja f"riat'liS
in most of the city water III The land is
regarded Is 4 sufficient cVcU>c by many
for the insertion al four iahl'>ppnnfulS
OF spirits fran. MI in Il small tumbler
OF aguI pprG. NGriS'9'cn Hrra'd.
Now that the fat has been demon
stratcd that the earth will continue 10
revolvc on its axis for al least ten mil
lion years more. We would request our
subscribers to hesitate no longer about
paving up for one year in advance. We
may be sanguinr. but we think this oD-
portunity for displaying faith should not
be neglected. -HacicMSacd II pHbiicau.
A New York athlete named Donald
son wants 10 bet that he will Jump from
the ccuirc of the BROOKLYN bridge into
the East River. He is safe enough in
that bet. Wen bet that neither he nor
any other man can jump from the centre
of the Brooklyn bridge and come down
anywhere bu, in the East Rivrr.-N. y.
Gruphtr.
1t was an independent looking fell
low who was standing on the railroad
track, apparently paying no attention 10
preaching. II say" said the station
master, you had better &c, or the track
or You will get run over Il fancy that
is my own affair if | get run over WAS
the reply. Yes, reckon SO. but who
is going 10 attend to taking up the mess
afterwards? ltsnot me. And. reach
ing oui his right foot, he kicked the in
different man fifteen feet and nine inches
by actual measurement Yrr6S Sittinqs.
We have studied with Great care an
essay On the Application of Electro
Punc,ure To the Treatment Of PulSatlr
EA"phlhalmos of the Orbit. and on the
whole conclude that i, is Indispensable
for family Use. Night after night have
we been KEEP, awake by the 'pul>aiilc cx-
Ophthalmos' getting on u racket and
| knocking its own orbit askew. IL we
had only had III electro puncturc" or
or even bell punch in the house we
should have been happy. But now
science has stepped in and filled this long
| felt want we arc comparatively happy
1NcT Haven Register.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04
The Smallest Baby Alive.

A gentleman from Candelaria informs
rs that the smallest baby in the world was
born in that camp ut noon on the Sd inst
The father is miner in the employ Of
the Northern Belle Mine and weighs 100
pounds. The mother is stout, healthy
woman. weighing perhaps 16O pounds.
The child is a male, as perfectly formed
as any human being can he. but upon
its birth it only weighed eight ounce.
Its face is about the size of horse chest
nut. and the size of its limbs can be inn
agined when we say that a ring worn on
the little finger OF its mother was easily
slipped over its foot nearly up to the
knee. Our informant states that it was
the opinion of the attending physician
that the child would live and prosper in
good health, notwithstanding its diminu-
i've proportions. The midget is so small
that three of its size could play hide-and.
seek in cigar-box. This is believed to
be the smallest baby ever born. Carson
(fer.) appeal.
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Stories AbOut the Queen.

Some interesting stories are told of the
early days. when the Queen was obliged
to sign death warrants. before she was
relieved from that odious duty and Il
manual substituted by act of Parliament.
On several occasions the Queen may be
said to have begged of the life of Of
tenders. Aud on one occasion, with a
hand trembling from eagerncss and emo
ton, she wrote "pardoncd' across the
fatal scroll. A great degree of retcence
is very properly imposed on all con-
nected with the court. Her majesty. on
principle. has always steadily diScour-
aged anything in the way of gossip or
trivial conversation respecting the affairs
of the household. So many persons are
brought into passing. and somewhat in
innate. connection with royalty, that it
is obvious that the sanctity OF the vie in
time of the court cOul& not be obtained
unless such rule We're carefully OBJ
served. We remember Knowing lady
who was credited with being a private
correspondent Of Her Majesty's for
years from her youth; but the most
distant allusion to this interesting cir
cumstancc never escaped her Others,
though not quite so reticcnt, are always
guarded and careful.
A draft of treaty of amity and COM
merce was sent ont from England to
Madagascar, and on the margin these
words were written: Queen Victoria
asks, as q personal favor to herself, that
the Queen of Madagascar will allow no
persecution of the Christians" A
month afterward the treaty was signed
in Madagascar with the insertion of the
following words: an accordance with
the wish of Queen Victoria, the Queen of
Madagascar engages there shall be no
persecution of the Christians in Mad
agascar."
A pleasant little story went the round
of Cambridge university illustrative of
wonderful old Whewell. who raised him.
self from the position of a sizar TO be the
master. and subsequently the benefactor
of his college. When the Queen was his
guest ut Trinity lodge. or rather took
possession Of it in her own right the
morning after her arrival Whcwcl
saluted her with friendly hut uncourtlr
warmth. Good morning, Your majesty.
How dye do: Hope yonr majesty slept
we'll. Fine morning" The Queen re-
tnrned Il gracious answcr-it would not
be in her majeSty's nature to do other
wlse-but the lords and ladies' in attend
ance were awe-stricken at the frightful
breach of etiquette that had commenced,
but of which. probably, no one thought
lesst than did the Queen herself. London
Society.
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- "
SsEN'
The suprpstivn md insn;,.;nrto,,

The suggestive and inspiring teacher
~ the man who is born TO his work
and who alone should perform it. A
patron of n school was once heard
to say: Il wish we could get such
a teacher as We had last year; he laugh
the children hundreds of things they
never thought of before, and my bov
has pestcred me with questions ever
since; he will scarcely give me any rest
he tells me everything he has heard Their
and relates to me all the stories in his
reading hook and comments upon every
thing. Such IA teacher has a value be-
yond expression; he remains an inspir-
iag influence in his pupils lives to the
cad OF them. These teachers may be
found found and they are always appreciated,
that they are paid more literally than are
the dullards Of their profession. IN. 7.
Trib1aS.
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Hunting Up Q Pedigree.

live in small country parish of 19i
Inhabitants, and our parish register dates
from 1880. A young American gentle
man came to my friend the Rector. and
said that 1t had only come to his knowl-
edge two days previous that it was from
this village that his fathers grandfather
emigrated to America about the year
1850. and there laid the foundation for the
present wealth of his descendants. The
gentleman. with a party Of fourteen, had
been fifteen months away from New
York. visiting the chief places of the
Continent, the Holy Land. Egypt, etc,
and ending up with the principal sights
in England and Scotland; and they were
to embark from Liverpool on the follow
ing morning. He had Travelled cspeci-
ally to this little village. Would the
Rector be good enough to refer to the
parish registers and see if his ancestors
were therein mentioned? The Rector
did so-the ancestors were there found
in regular descent, from the very begin
ming OF the register-and the gentleman,
IN less than two hours time, was set I'D
with pedigree dating back two and q
half centuries, which he said he should
have drawn up in heraldic fashion, and
which doubtless now adorns some room
in his American home. 1t was evident
that the ancestors were OF the humblest
class, as IN another book mention Of
.'Goody" - was frequently made AZ
being the recipient of a tenpenny char
ity. But the surname happens to cor
respond with one in the English Baronet-
age. and while the Rector was TRANSCRIPT
ing the numerous registers the American
gentleman was busy copying from De-
bret: the coat of arms of the Baronet in
question, bloody hand and all. Iregrct to
add that the Rector never received q SIX
pence for his trouble. though he might
have charged heavy sum in fees; but
he was restoring his church. and he left
tito the American gentleman to give
some donation for that purpose. either
In money OF In the form OF q stained.
glass window or other memorial to his
ancestors. -Aotss and Queries.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

A telephone company met and con-
qi,cred unforeseen difficulties in LAYING an
underground cable on recent Sunday
between Attleboro and Mansfield, Mass
The wires were to be buried along the
limo Of q railroad; but the farmers OF the
region refused to loan their horses or
oxen for Sunday toll, and the pillow
WIS accordingly attached by beam to q
locomotive which did the work with q
rush. ~. Y. Sun.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

The costliest piece of lace in this
country, if not in the world, was to DO
seen at A. I. Stewart $. New York. 1t
consists of ilounce five yards long and
yard and a quarter in width. OF the
finest Brussels point ever made. 1t ia in
tended for the exEmprcss Euscnia. and
cost so 900 Il yard. or Sl0l,0m for the
entire ilounce or dress. Of course it is
not intended TO be cut.-.T !. SIM.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

Roman railroads are now to be
under State control. They are 10 be adj
minStercd by council. whose decis-
IONS on all matters of Importance will be
subject to review by the Minister of
Public Works.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

DAISY TEA i l., the best unc"iorcd Japan
~ IL" without exceptions. Scni hl mail,
- ci> per l'ruGd, in stamps EXlIa good
Japan. '@c and (hc Rr,rrrnrc in tN,tN cuiin-
Is. HAY, good lea hl all means Full price
i>i. san fraHri~r" cash t'i"ccry, jl4 Post
II San Franciern. ~
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VEG FIN H,
Kidney Complaints.
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.

The symptoms Sf acute attack Of Inflammation OF
the kidneys follows: Fever, pain the small OF
the back, and thence shooting downward numbness o
the thigh vomiting usually At first deep red color OF
the urine which becomes pale and coorees as the do
ease increases. and is discharged very often with paiA
and difficulty: cUstycness and some degree OF cole
In chronic diseases OF the kidneys the symptoms are
pain IN the back and limbs dry of the skin, frequent
urinaons respectfully al night general dropsy. head
ache dizziness of sight. indigestion ard pap!fat.on o.
the heart, gradual loss of strength paene>> and pun
OF the face. cough and shnrtness of breath.
In diseases of the kidneys the NkG ETINE gives !mme
datr relief. II has faed Ia when Is taken
regularly and directions followed. In many cases n
may take several bottles, especially c>cs ivns stand
Ing. Ii acts directly upon the secrtconS, cleansing
and strenStheninS removing all distractions and I'm
puritlesA great many can testify Ia cases OF long
standing having been perfectly cured BY the NE6ErINE
even after trying many of the known remedies which
are said 10 I've expressly for this disease.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

"A sale of 1900 tons OF ice has been
made at Bangor to parties in Liverpool.
This Is very unusual thing, as England
imports Its ice from Norway.-Bo,to,,
Post.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

WHAT Ur IA few cents j. small itrIl
IN the matter "t Spice. t,,l them pure 10y
al means. Send To Champion Mills, Nos. 80
md =, Fremont street, :. F., Gal. Your
-i""cr keeps them, or VIII get th,m. Tnhc
only HAMPTON Mills: uamc on every package
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04
.Snnhs STRICT Mnthni;St Church i

Sands Street Methodist Church is
the oldest Of lis denomination in Brook
lyn. The rule, which were in force in
lAl5 required that the sexton should
have the church opened and the candles
lighted n least 4 quarter of an hour be-
fore the time Of evening meeting. He
Wa also 20 soc that the candles were
snuiiri before the meeting began.
The steady progress of missionary
work in India may be Judged ofby what
i, said by the Rev. James Smith. an
English Baptist missionary Of long eN-
periencc III Delhi He says that thirty
years ago it was considered encouraging
if Il new convert could be reported every
two or three years. Now, at every mis-
sion station, they are counted by scores
in each year.
At the meeting Of the Unitarian
Club in Boston the other night President
Eliot, of Harvard University. told good
story of Professors Day and Dwight. Of
Yale. The former, he said, is long OF
speech. and the other is concise and
pithy. The two were ont taking II walk,
spiced with conversation, when they
were met by friend, who greeted them
with the paraphr:rsc of IL Bible text:
DAY unto Dwight uttcreth speech:
Dwight unto Day showeth knowledge"
N. \. Post.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

The fact that people are .:"in. around huy
in" u1 old iti;.',r >h"c- lead Il, To >u-prc'
HAT There n;.>t lie II new Kind If bulngu;
>ali-a-c ir iht market
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04
To CONSERVATIVES.

fae advertiser having been permanently cured OF that
ar "d disease Consumption by simpl. remedy is anx
!" = l" maxi krown {" hl- fellow sufferers the means
az cure To who desire IL. he VIII send copy of the
prescriptions ,rce Of chlrge) with the directions for
preparing ana using the same. which they will Ind n
sire cure Tor Coughs. Colds. Consumption. Asthma
r"nrHitis. etc. Parties wishing the prescription will
ri'ie' address. Rev r. a. WILSON. 1871 Penn ST. vii.
! ~. shtirS y. Y. or MEIGHr MASON, p o. Box
- 81, san tiancIscu. Cal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

Frank Hall al iIu,chn>, TEXAS. died OF
hNdI"ph"hia from the hir of skunk
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04
TO Country Beiies.

Wells an-un>!lI ties can Itt rCvcnt the
.uinIncr sun from cmhi"wIln@ Your com
pl,.NiulS; hUt dIENN'> Sri.rHyH Soap will
Speedily restore them If duly applied accord
,il~ to dirrc,;on- The great charm Of this
tricc il, that nobody would suspect the Ell
Get il produces to he artificial. Nothjng cah
.. m"ff naf,U'i N.'r The sgt rIgt f,ljuIf Il i'm
paYfS :" The skin. -. \. trittrui0ll, Prol rc
CO.." i riintcG ON each packet, without
Nhith none i, genuine. SAID by Gru~gisi
md fancy goods dealers.
iIlII'- HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, blach or
hr""n. fifty cents.
lie weak, worn, AVID dy>rci lie should take
:"..ii - LlEBi.'s i.IQf IL i;irF 40 Tone
lNfIG.tPN1"E. todh'N; tust ho other. 81
DRUGGISTS.
T., dtiug headaches, nervous pro,tlaiion
r.i -i,.unl Wc;tlnv-> 'Ilicd 10y Lydia T.. Pink
iasn'- Vegetable Compound.
There H.a- Ii younr man 50 wei bred,
That ~, - wrr'd not -t.jv On lis mead,
But the tarbolimc oil
lat ErH tar un The soil
Md i:oW with ~ hriir>~ lbs wed.
Sai2ide Made E2sy.
let YOUR liver rn:l!. ..ini blk. It. o..! course
I'D pos : iri.r D9 Pnrcr's "GuiLcn Medical
Discovery" Sold hr druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

Gamrcuch ought To I've good ratin"
l'",S not the poet say the hrayc>t are III,
trndtrc~t?"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

The Ithica On. " q" Itiican " OBJ
serves; Our drugg SITS report that ST.
Jacobs Oil goes OF like hot cakes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

DIR. Picrcr's Pellets" or sugar. coated
@ranHl"S the "ri%ina! little liver pills. "
beware OF mitIiinu-l-curr sick aud bilious
'iradaclir, cleanse the stomach and bowels.
md purify the blood. To get genuine. see
n. Pierce, signature and porlri. un toy.
rnincnt s:amn. - cents per Vial. by
lrnmu;s:e
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

The Earl Ell ale J. :,r cd bachelor because
;l'rrc j. II" Drum family with which lee will
i!.ay liiinscl:
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make HENS LAY!

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Cbemjs, now
rhNciln: IN mis- country. says Tint most OF the Horse
ANA Cattle Powders sold here worthless trash. He
SINS that Shcrians Condition Powders absolutely
pare ana immensely va'uah!c Nothing on earth will
make hens lay like Sheridan's Condition Powders.
Desc, one teaspoonful Ia one pint food sold every
where. or sent hy mail for eight letter stamps l. s
JOHNSON " co, Boston. Mass. formerly bangor Me-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

II !. not what You >rc that makes you pop
ulnr among your friends il il Whist you
don't tell.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

The Kansas { lily Times" reports
tina; it, book keeper suffered very Sc
vcrclv. and for II Ion" time. with rheu-
matism. lie tried st. jacobs Oil ami
vas cured by one bottle of it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

~" ri"nCcl operators on nj. ewing machines find II
''EutIgr 10 I.Ne Brooks Son Finish OF
Giace Spool Cotton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-04

Rocky Mountain Baking Powder takes the
Lead. IL i known everywhere un the coast
- the Furc-t anl trst in use. No silver
'p""ns, Chr"nnS on household furniture
iNcn away with il. Wholesale depot, ,l9
i'o~t St, :. +. Gal. Wri:o .ur I,ric.r
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J0HNSOu'S t ASfRXS5
or Internal and External Use.

For Internal and External Use.
CCRES-Neuralgi1. Diphthera, Group. Asthma. Broa--
chts, Influenza, Sore Lungs. Bleeding AT the Lung
Chronic HuarsencAS Hacking Cough. Whooplng Cough.
Caronic rheumatism Chronic DtarrhPa. Chronic Dys.
EMERY, Cholera Morhus. Kidney Troubles, Diseases u
the SPINE and Lame Back. Sold everywhere.