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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-24

Sno"-Saortn IN tne IN Houhthins uont1nnes
DENVER, Col, April 23.-The Bnow-storm
in the mountains continues udabated. All
trains are delayed. Every available snow
plow is in services with hopes to prevent a
serious block ade.
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May DetineatOrs and fashion sheets, with
summer styles, at 254 Second street.
Advice 80 Mothers.
Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used when children are cutting teeth 1t re-
Ieves the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as
button" Itis very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
the child, sotens the gums alays all pain relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other CAUSES. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
For Twelve Years
l was addicted 10 the morphine habit, suf-
ferred vi h all the irregularities known 10
woman. Two bottles Of Cortivalis entirely
cured noe. SUE H KENT
Butterick's Nay Patterns,
All about and full supply. A large va
rietv of p=w siyles
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-24
coat was lacking. They we're men with a
purpose, aE' that purpsse was the

coat was lacking. They we're men with q
purpose, an that purpose was the
SALVATION OF THE PIGEON Roosr ROAD
from the i1iquitous scheme Of a certain
company to make e turnpike OF it. They
made tremendous sensation. Most people
thought they were the nucleus Of lately
organized secret society 10 search Of converts.
Others said, may, these be Nihiiists, and
they search for President Hsdden to take
mis- life" Oilers, still, thought they
were sun-burned Fenians come 10 call on
"No. J." who is shreWdly suspected to be
none other than Johnny RoUrke. A thou
sand and one conjectures were put in circula-
ton; all different, except in one particular
that the mysterious brotherhood were 3
tough-lookIug set.
THEIR REAL PURPOSE
was dimly outlined in the circulars which
ipg is specimen:
DOWN WITH ToLLGATEsl
Up with the Flag of the Peoplel
Free Speech, Free Country. Free Roads and
Free Trafficl
DOWN WITH GRASPING MoNOPOL1Esl
"wo unto you also, ye lawyers, for ye lsde men
with burdens grievoas to be borne, and ye your
selves touch not the burdens with one of your
fingers. '-Litke, 1lth chap, 46th uerse.
Though hand join in hand. the wicked shall
not go unpublished. THE Bible
Shall East Tennesseans capture Memphis, throt-
tie its wheeled vehicle commerce, levy tolls with
out giving valne received, and oppress the people
of Shelby county,
II the corrupt and Goldfish aristocrscy of Mem.
phis want d boulevard drive, let them condemn
aud pay for - and not confscate the Pigeon Roosi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-24

Msy Detineators and fashion sheets, wi
summer styles, at 254 Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-24
For Twelve Years
BUTTERFLIES may Patterns,
FUNERAL NOTICE.

All about and a full supply. A large Y
rieiy of nsw STYLES.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-06
A Pointer for Women.

A Nevada City young lady who is a great favorite with the opposite sex, but of whom spiteful things are some- times said by her female acquaintan- ces, wants the Transcript to print what Charlotte Bronte wrote about the fair sex having moderate amount of in- nocent fun in life. We gladly comply with the fair charmer's request. Said the brilliant Bronte: "I know that if women wish to escape the stigma of husband-seeking they must act and look like marble or clay, cold, express sionless, bloodless; for every appear ance of feeling, of joy, sorrow, friend hness, antipathy, admiration, disgust are alike construed, by the world into an attempt to hook husband. Never mind !! Well-meaning women have their own consciences to comfort them after all. Do not, therefore, be too afraid of showing yourself as you are, affectionate and good-hssrted; do not too harshly repress sentiments and feelings excellent in themselves, be- cause you fear that some puppy may fancy you are letting them come out to fascinate him; do not condemn your selves to live only by halves, because if you showed too much animation some pragmatical thing in brooches might take it into his pate to imagine that you designed to devote your life to his inanity. y."-Nevada Transcript.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-06
Saturday, January 6, 1888.
DEAR GIRLS.
How New York Girls Learn to Heels

A correspondent writes: The rage for physical development among young women is increasing. Glasses are form ing in gymnasiums where young la- dies aud girls are taught, and also small clubs which receive instruction in private houses. One of the latest phases of this mania is an unsuitable desire on the part of many young la- dies to learn fencing. It has become a fashionable accomplishment in Flu rope, which is quite enough to make girls here ambitious to acquire it. Last year there were only few class es and they were small. This year there will be scores of young females poking swords at each other. One of the best known gymnasiums in the city is within stones throw of the Windsor Hotel. The young ladies who go there for instruction and prac- tice have little retiring-rooms similar to bath-houses. When they emerge they have costume consisting of basque or jacket and trousers. The agility, grace and skill they show at the various exercises is astonishing. They are quicker to learn than boys, l am told, and much more graceful at everything they undertake. At first they are made to make certain move- ments with their fingers, hands and arms. Then they are taught to swing dumb bells and clubs, keeping time to music. As the average young lady does not straighten out her arms prop erly when in the first stages of her training, the wooden dumb bells have little brass bells on them that jingle when the movement is made with proper force. One of the exercises they are put through is marching with sticks for guns. They like this very much, and carry their heads with a jaunty air. What young chap is there who would not pay good fee at the door to see them go through their evo- lutions! But the Professor rigorous ly excludes spectators. The advanced classes are required to practice on the horizontal bar. Beginners at this ex- ercise have great difficulty ill swing ing their feet over, but some of the persevering ones go through great variety of movements with the grace of an acrobat. Swinging in rings sus- pended on long ropes is favorite ex- ercise. -4r one part of the room there are several poles in an upright posi- tion, and others inclined at an angle. It is almost incredible, but neverthe- less fact that young women will spend hours climbing those poles. The most popular exercise is that of mounting and vaulting over wooden horse. They make rush at this and spring into wooden saddle, and after much practice they go over almost without touching. The private class es usually meet in garret so many times week for lessons and practice. When young lady who has the phy- sical development craze is detained by rainy day at home, she goes up into the garret and develops her muscle.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-06

In Jasper county, Ga., a band of moonshiners, whose stills and large lot of marh and whisky had been de. stroyed by government officers, retail lated by destroying the hacks belong ing to the officers and then chased them out of the country, rescuing at the same time number of their luckless mates who had fallen into the clutches of the law. i-a d1 4
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-06

of vision, Noises in the Head the vital iisid pass. ing unobserved in the urine, and many other dis. eases that lead to insanity and death.
 Dk. MINTlE will agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for case of this kind the VITAL RESTORA- TIVE (under his special advice and treament) will not cure, for anything impure or injurious found in it. OR. MINTlE treats all private diseases success fully without mercury. Consultation Free. Thorough examination and advice, including aRaly- sis of urine s5 e0.Price of VITAL REsroRAvE s 60 bottle, or four times the quantity, sl0 %; sent to any address upon receipt price, CT C. O. D., secure from observation, and in private name desired by
 A. F. MINTIE. M. D.
 Il Kearney street, San Francisco, Cal. DIR. MINTIE'S Kidney Remedy Ne. phreticum, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder complaints Gonorrh1a, Gleet, leucorrhna. For sale by all druggists q % bottle, six bottles for $ O. DR. M1NTlE'S DandcliOm Pills are ths best and cheapest DYsPErrfc and BILLop cure in the market. For sale all druggists anl7-t N.SAMPLE BOTTLE, FREE. Sent on applics cation by letter stating symptoms, sex and age Communications stncS, confidential
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-06

The Sultan of Turkey carries a re- volver. A few days since aservant in the palace approached the Sultan, and while attempting to draw a petition from his bosom, was shot and killed by his royal highness, who believed he xas going to be assassinated,
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-06
The Great English Remedy.

Is a nevsr-failing cure for Nervous debility, exhaust ed vitality, Seminal weak ness, Spermaterrhe, LOST MANHOOD, Impotency, Paralysis. 'Prostatorrh@d, and all the grible effects of Self-abuse, youthful fol- lies, and excesses in ma. turer years-such as loss of memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal emissions, aver -t-- A. ---..a., n..
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-06

ESTRAY.-I have an estray horse on my 1I range of the following descriptions: A sorrel horse, Il hands high, years old; has a star in forehead; right hind foot white.
 w. w. GIBSON. Globe, \, T., Dec, go, 1882.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-06

And we will prove that our goods are the best, and cur prices the Lowest.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-06
Below Cost,

My Superior facilities of buying di. rect at Paris, London, Berlin and St. Petersburg, coupled with beng the only(?) merchant who has con- tract for low freight with the U. P., 0. P. and s. P. Railroads, enables me to distance all other mongers iu Globe and the United States. @This is no 'joak.'
 D. HENDERSON
 B%Will also draw exchange in sums to to suit.
 CORRESPONDENTS: Anglo California Bank San Francisco Metropolitan National Bank, Lilientha Bros. .....
 '........................ .New fork
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-06
I. Q. .. F.

Regular meeting of Globe Lodge No. 6, I. o. 0. F., on Saturday night of each week, at Masonic Hall.
 All brothers in good standing are cordially invited. w. /. WHBfLEY, N. G. -Chas. E. Tavlsr, se3y.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-06

This great To io has been introduced to the people of the Mississippi Valley for the past thirteen years with unbounde success and popularity
 There is noth ng of the kind extant that equals as
 stimulant an apetizer or anti dyspsptic It is par. ticuary adaptt to malarious districts, and asa PREVENTL TIHE OF CHILLS & FEVER is not surpassed.
 It is endorsed by the best chemists as the most ef oacious srene thening Tonic this country has ever produced, the alue of which will be recognized by all who may use t iem.
 Private citiz ms of Arizona visiting St. Louis have expressed theii convictions that it is peculiarly adapt cd to the want of that Territory, and needs only trial to insure its speedy introduction there.
 Orders addre ,sed to THE WEST INDIA MANUFAc TyRIEG CON PAXY will be promptly executed
 Dee l0.k
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| ouze, the owner Of the lot. stating that the
lot cost him s4.20o. and Offering TO sell II
| for si,5OO and TO be- one OF 100 citizens 10
give slOO each for the purpose OF erecting
a Mechanics Institute.
Mr.. Pleasants moved to substitute 1880
in place OF $4,000, named in the Council
resolution.
Mr.. Glasgow was opposed to the eX-
penditure OF money without reference 10
the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Burwell warmly advocated the ap-
preparation.
Mr.. Barksdalc thought the time had
passed for the heavy expenditures Of money.
Mr.. Chatiin wanted To sell the Clarke
Spring property and buy the lot.
Mr.. Williams said he would vote against
the purchase.
Mr.. Crenshaw moved to refer 10 Finance
| COMMITTEES. but his motion was lost.
Mr.. Pleasants's amendment was defeated.
The vote recurring on the origi resO-
! luton, the Board failed to concur.
The other resolutions were adopted.
Resolution 10 appropriate $4,000 ior
| building IN engine-hOuse and police sta-
| tion at corner Brook avenue anil Marshall
street and at Cary and Belyidere streets.
Mr.. Chaiin wanted 10 amend by au-
| thorizing the committee TO erect on the
! city lot corner Cary and Reservoir.
Mr. Glasgow moved TO recOmmit %
! Joint committee oi the Finance and Fire
| Department.
Mr.. Cohen said be was in favor OF this.
The eamendmenttl tackled on in the Council de-
feated the ohiecC held in view. The Fire
Committee. be said, were not in favor oi
recommending the organization OF another
fire company. and it would be unwise to
build an engine-hOu,c and not have a COM
pany in il.
Mr.. GlaSgow's motion prevailed.
The Board refused 10 concur in the
Council resolution allowing Mr. Metlger
70 build his wooden hall on Church Hi.
Resolution to pay claim OF Or. Taylor,
Coroner. and others. cOncurred IN.
Resolution 10 pay salaries OF officers,
teachers. &c. o. public schools ont OF con-
tingent fund concurred i'm.
several other resolutions of small lmpol-
. tance were also c0ncurred in.
RESOLUTIONS, PETITIONS, &c.
! Mr. Glasgow offered 4 resolution appro-
priating 800 10 DE expended in paying the
expenses OF 4 committee, whose duty Il
| shall be - visit northern cities for the pur-
pose ~ inspecting public buildings IN or
der to obtain idea, i'm connection with the
building Of new City Hall. Adopted.
By Mr. Crump: Resolution requesting
/ the Superintendent II the city Gl>-Works
: to make o bid for furnishing the United
state, custom-hou,e with ga, for the fiscal
year ending june 30. 1851. Referred 10 the
Committee on Light.
/ By Mr.. Bark>dale: Petition FOR reducing
/ licenso-tax. Referred to the Committee on
/ Finance.
AdiOurned.
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ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.


fCop.eI IN Richmond Wing. june g. 1887 from
tle Nigenill iisrtIreer. 4. Campbell. h'or.I
..Whs can decide when Doctor fi,l-rcet Bli
a. our maxim has tcen, Bring ln uinE, o. tue
te...and hold ft-t that which is gooi. we have
tried TO our own household and an ne-t our
friends and nci-hbor-. with great pleasure anu
,ucco-,. the Ilygcln system. .cinctiuD- called
Mori.onianlsm.' on 'tlc M.risYn Pii--' such
have been our experience and oh-erf-u oi the
Innocence. mildut.s. aud efracy of tIi- foipo-
H.n. t,1; from the most di-iufere-tti principles
,f fepevolcn.e ue mrsf u.commr.t tl-n ip we
.,.l.ctoi aLo hsv. tricd mauy 'n.nt, ln F''l. -
many ob.l1r1te diseases ~ the -t0ui-c. tl. Dt"-
..,rl,f tle whole 81 stem have been b. ie''I W
r.rts,tlv cured by ih.n. tht' uey aie " riht oi
IAN o-t.ci.lly iu an those cases in which 'i1er
r.,,.,.- have failed. Fe.rs yeE. tl''t -.ihio-i-
t,.D. ti.v ar. perfectly iaa9rent. which ls --}ltS
q .,at deal .n tui, guuty age, aHd h"i'f 'e's
nanny combination. they can iul' n' r'h'-.'i-
tion waeu u,eI according % tLe printed HlFee-
uou-.
,tou,tch-. Liver. Kilnoy-, or Biiid'T-pl F''fs
Jaundicc. Sick Headache. Calls, httsif' i"i's no
.ion. .,u! Costiycne,. eulreiy crgvf. bia re-
cc,ptofsllaey viii boz m4llcif,l, 'e amy -lAf-s
in o. ogt or this ci.y.
". -. Pill ifH. A. %,
BrosianI Pa, streets, Richmond. We
An fN-lf
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The Ice Monument.

4 number OF newspapers are publishing
an item 10 the effect that General Fitz. Lee
" has issued a circular 10 the commanding :
OF regiments in his brigade -ignuyinS hi,
with IL have the brigade encamp In Rich
mond next fall, at which time the corner
stone Oi the Lee monument will be laid,
&C.. &c.
We would Ike to have the brigade with
Us. Of course; hut as 10 laying the corner
,rone Of the monument, Tor which sub>crip-
tons were taken ten ortwelye years ago, thaI
has not vet been determined upon. There
arc two monument associations. eacn with
a large fund. \ union OF the two funds
would accomplish the desire Of every south
ern heart; but from neither association has
there come any word asserting to the pro-
posal (Which has met with 30 much favor
that the cornerstone be laid during FAIR
week.
Whether or no General Lee issued the
Aforesaid circular is al.o a question.
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sI-ryrRrD FoR TWENTY YEARS.

Hon. JosuUA TUTWtI. ~ East saginaw. Mich.
says. Couu, me among ,he enthusiastic friends
o. Ucnt's Remedy. l. has proven ia my case all
vou claim fol it. Having suffered Tor about twenty
Vesrs with severe disease II the Kidneys (which
our local phys. clans pronounced Bright. Disease.
made Journey Els, io consult ;he eminent Or.
Haven. ef Hamilton. New NorS. OF whose fame In
this snecialtv had heard much. Dr. Haven eX-
amined rie carefully and simply ssii, Go and gc,
"a bottle of Hunts Remedy and sake according 10
dircc.lou,.' After having travelled s0 flr fo-
treatment. ~ struck me as rather funny % be d.
rectoi o. take q medicine w.dch Z micht have
bought within a stonc', throw 0t Iuy own coor ;
bur was ia the doctors hands, and of course
followed lis adyicc, and right Sad was that ]
did SD. Tor before h,.1 raktn Huuts Remedy half
o dozen times ! found immense benefit from IT,
and ay continuing The Use of B. for d limited umc
recovered from my trouble entirely. and am to-
day. filas, one or The most rugged n rugged
Nirhiclucers. The w1-'i g, indebted o. you. sir.
Tor thc promul-aton of such g medicine, ,nd
hope sou may not go without your reward
ap 5-Th " I>a&Tu
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Manchester Notes.

To prevent malaril troubles the Chic; of
Police OF Manchester has been busy pre-
pairing subpwuae- against all partic, within
the citg limits who have -tagnInt pools Of
wafer upon their premises. tie J. not only
looking forward % the health ~ the city,
but also has m eve 20 her finances. and l.
proceeding under the ordinances against
an parties owner, OF unlicensed dogs and
goats.
The disturbing element must have been
issued out by cautious hands within the
last two months. - the city never wa,
more quiet and ORDERLY.
Services were conducted at al the
churches sunday night except the Baptist.
The minister being indisposed. there was
no service there.
The Chesterfield County Court met yes
terday.
Judge :. Bassett French. Of the IIustings
Court. will III on Tuesday Of the April
term for the purpose Of hearing appllca-
tions for >tore-licenses.
one Of the stage, Il the Manchester and
Richmond Line. oG ior repairs. has been
repaired and put on duty asain.
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NO GoNGs. NO BANNERS" \ SUM-
MFR lDYI."
rroM \ pRovInrNcr MERCHANT.


Mr. GEORGE n. DAVIS, frait-doslcr az 2e7
Westminster street, hears his grateful testimony
10 the uncQualled excellence of The production n
one OF oar NEST sluiui Providence pharmacists
Mr.. Davis SAYS: Last spfing was very greatly
Troubled with severe Inflammation q the kidneys,
and Il became 50 bad that az times urinatcd
blood, ald nay sufcrines were intense. My condi-
ton was 81 painful That for awhile was scarcely
able % attend % business and the severe pains
would come so sutdcniy ana severely hist would
bc obliged L. leave a customer whom might hap
pen &, Dc waiting upon. Daring a part Of The
time I was unable to walk, aud scarcely knew
what 10 do or which way - look for relief At
this time a friend rvcommcndcd Hunts Remedy.
It,ok two bottles Of II, and &c took iisht hold Of
my disease and cured me very speedily, and have
oXpc7icnccd no troatle with my kidneys since.
~Furthcrmo-c. Hauis Remedy has strengthened
me vcry much, ami since began 20 use 10 have
ben able % attend 90 business, .ud am al right
now. heartily recommend 10 Co all. What 20 has
dove for me u viii 60 for you who are Afflicted
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ueetios ofInsurance Agents.

4 meeting o. Tie general and SPECIAL
agents Of fre-insurance companies doing
business in Virginia va, held Yesterday
evening in the Office Of the Virginia Home,
and was organized with General Joseph
T.. Johnston as chairman. and Mr. Even,
Of Baltimore, as secretary. One Of the
chief objects Of the meeting was to con-
slider line Of action with reference TO the
writing % policies on tObaccO-factories IN
the city Of Danyille. but it adjourned with
out reaching o conclusion, and Will meet
again this morning at 10 o'clock.
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THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
THE NURSERY.
/ RFNFFACTRFS@.

The following is an extract from . letter written
% the GsrmGa R,forlssi NssSHg,r. 20 Clam-
bersburg. Penn:
4 BFNEFACTRESs.
Just oren the door for her, and Mr. Wlpsiow
viii prove the American Florence ~ rhunrnieot
The Nursery. ~ thls we are s0 sure t.4t $50 VIII
teach osr ~>usy~ o. say, " \ blessing on Nrs.
Wn-losy n for helping her D. suryiy, and c1arc
tie griping, colickug. and teethifg siege. Mkr.
WIN>LOW'S SOOTHING "a kUP relieves th"
child from pain. md cures dy-cntery and dias-
rhna. L softens the gums, reduces Inflammation
carcs wind-colc. and carries the infant -aieiy
through the teethins period. iperf1rms rrer isely
what lt profess 90 perform. esry part Df it-no-
thing less. We have never seen hr- iaslov-
know her only through the preparation of her
soothing syrup Tor Children IeeAnine.' lf ~
haI the power We would make Der, ~ lie j. a
physical savior o. tbe infant rlsc. sod ~ 1h
ap 10 eodlw
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At the Fourth Presbyterian church, on
west Grace street, Sunday morning, four
teen persons were received into the COM
munion--three OH profession Of faith and
eleven by letter. This church was orga-
nized July /, 1882, with forty-two members.
II now has eighty-four. The sunday
school is reported in fouri'hing condi.
tiOn.
SECOND PREsBYTERIAN CHuRciI-ORDIkATIos
AND INSTALLATION SERVICES.
Sunday morning DR.. Hoge delivered an
instructive discourse on the duties OF
church officers, taking for his text Acts, VI.
chapter, 5th verse. At the conclusion oi
the sermon the installation OF Mr. Frank
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ROBBERY SATURDAY MIGHT. ON Saturday
night last the grocery store Of W. II. smoOt,
on Marshall street between Filth and Sixth
strests, was entered by thieves and robbed
OF two bags OF codee, one LOT OF bacon, and
chewing-tobaceO. Entrance was effected
by breaking pane OF glass out Of the tran
som OF the rear door.
The thieves next took Mr. smoofs horse
and hitched him 10 his buggy, placed
planks beneath the body 10 strengthen
the springs, and loaded the buggy with the
articles mentioned. All OF this was done
while Mr. smoot was asleep IN the rooin
over the store. The horse and buggy were
found Sunday morning near the Old Mar
ket.
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A. SAKS & Coz
The BOYS - CLOTHiRRs.
1913 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE THE POsT-OFFICE.

DR.. WuBOR's CoD-LIvER on AND LuNE.-In-
valids need no Longer dread 20 take that great
specific for Consumption. Asthma. and threaten
Ing coughs-C od-Liver on and Line. A. prepared
by Dr. Wilbor 70 l. robbed of the nIuseatlng taste
and also emDodies 2 preparation Of tht Phosphate
II Lime. giyny nature he very article required to
aid the healing galitles of the OH and % rc-cre-
ate where disease has destroyed. II also forms
remarkable tone, and VIII cause weak and deb!i-
ta;eI persons 10 become strong aud robust. Il
should he kept n every family for instant u-e on
tie first appearance Il coughs or irritation ~ the
lung. Manufactured onl. by \. y. WLDoR,
Chemist. Boston. by all druggists.