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WALL ARRESTS BALANCE snEsr.
A sh.lnkase 81 casa, ~. ~ IL he
valaes 81 - Railroad osoehs
New York Sun.l

new 1OIk 000s
Wall street has witnessed In ths past
year great shrinkaRe in The values Of
the railroad stocks traded in there and
quoted at the New York Stock En-.
change. Occasional estimates of the
gross amount of depreciation have been
made at random, but No figures have
been given for these guessea. The CON-
pilatiOn given below has been carefully
prepared to show the depreciation in IS
principal stocks. The highest price Of
the year 1883 and the closing price ON
December 81 have been taken in each
stock a. the basis Of computation.
Many of the corporations have declared
dividends during the year, which have
been taken into consideration, and
credited against the total percentage Of
decline. Only such dividends have
been computed a. have been declared
since the highest figure vas reached.
Thus Chicago and Alton and Illinois
Central, according TO current Q1oGa-
tions, would show . ANAL decline, bat
With the dividends included the form =
shows q net gain of four Per cent and
the latter Of one per can't. These are
the only two railroads which chow Z
gain:
The total net depreciation Of the q
stocks il $229 966, ISL. The three Vii
lard stocks, Northern Pacific, Oregon
Railway and Navigation and Oregon
| TrAnscoutipental lead the hst With q
depreciation Of $65.l59, 768. The i've
stocks known a. Gould stocks, Western
Union, Missouri Pacific, Wabash, Kan
| saa and Texas and Texas Pacific, come
nsxt With t3S, 3N 800. Union and Co.
trail Pacifics and Denver aggregate t36-
Oa2 ,9T. The Vanderbilt stocks, Nev
York Central, Lake Shore, AishieAn
Central, Canada Southern and Niekol
Plate. have depreciat. d 80 @7 ,567. Ths
roads ceuserinR as Chicago oh0W -
prsciation Of 50 Ills. The coal
stocks present much better showing
than expected, and the total net depre-
| citation Of the four roads Was only Is.
Sc, "a. Miscellaneous railroads and
Pacific Nail make up ths balance 81
SASH ,SS2.
How much the leading railroad op
orators and steekholdsss, sooh - Van.
dsrbiit, Gould. Willard and oshsss havs
lost BY the Depreciation vill probably
never b accurately known, but f.oa
the hOldin0s they have fToQusntly asit
they possssDod, IN estimate can b mad
b. the yeadoe Of their loaDoA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-19

RoBBERY WITH VIoLKNcE. yesterday
mornng rumor was going around that
a man had been beaten and robbed on
Tuesday night on his way from Han
sons mill 10 the railroad wharf. The
Ledger reporter in irving to ind out the
particulars of the affair, ran across the
man Who had been robbed, and who
upon being asked TO state the p~rticu
lars AZ to how he wan robbed replied rs
follows: my name 10 Frank Goodrich.
and live in Seattle. On Tuesday night
aboat & o'clock was coming from Han
sons mill. along the beach road to the
dock, and soon after passing over tho
bridge near the furnace man spranR
out from the side Of the path and began
wrestling with me. soen found that
could manage him. threw him down ard
nearly choked the life out Of him. As
90 IN a. he found out that | had the up
or hand he callei for help, vhereapon
four men came running to the rescue.
They all piled on me. One fellow hit
me over the head with q stick, and an
other gave me fearful kick in the
stomach. After being knocked down.
they dragged me TO the edge OF the path
and pushed rue down on 10 some logs.
One OF the men then jumped down and
took about o. or t6S out Of my pocs-
ets. They then disappeared, leaving
me laying ON the logs pretty badly used
M. Soon after they had left | heard a
man coming along. aud called out fol
help. He stopped and came down to
where vas lying and assisted me- =
rise, after which l came up 70 Black
veli's Hotel. Who the men wcfo can.
not cay. but one cf them had on ful
cap, whish could swear 70 II saw IL
-Tacoma Ledger.
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TOR eALE-FNE SALOON; LONG
Il lsase rent 80; night and day trade;
well eseahlished; good prosf of trade !;
ICkeRINO 6 Co. liS WashaiG1oa 6
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y = X T. Il
Helping HIN Along,

DUBLIN, Jan. l8.-Farmers, with a
hundred plows aud three hundred and
twenty horses. plouehed fifty acres Of
Parnelrs estate yesterday.
Position Of Prince Victor Napoleon.
Paris, Jan. 18-Prince Victor Napo-
leon, replying to An inquiry from Cas-
saonac how far the Bonapartists might
count upon him, says that at present he
has no political role to fill, and intends
to hold himself in reserve until duty
calls him to serve his country.
Victoria Notes.
VICTORIA, Is. c., Jan. lS.-At tho
municipal election tDday, J. W. Carey
was elected mayor.
Steamship Wellington passed. down
yesterday.
Ship Richard Ill is ready for sea.
About fifty women voted at the NUM-
Cipal election.
Fenian rumors are revived. Vessels
are searched on arrival, and the author
tiles are prepared at all points.
Death Of New WessmiWsser Ply siciams
New WESTMINSTER, b. c.. Jan. 49,
BY singular coincidence, Doctors
Fricklet0n and Masters died in this city
SOONv, WuuuJ n low uuLluttS VI ctCO
other. Of pneumonia.
4 Digntlasy Of the Chareh Assaasi.
mated.
ROME, Jan. ls.-Monsignor Cesar, q
dignitary of the church, was murdered
in his bed last night and his room plum
dered by the sssassins.
A Change OF Policy.
MADRID, Jan. 1S.-The King has &C.
cepted the resignation of the Ministry,
and in view of the iMposs'bilit. of ef-
Testing an agreement with the Liberals,
has charged Canovas del Cadello. Con-
sentative, with the formation Of cab
met.
The Liens Crewi.
HoNaKoNa, Jan. 1a.-In consequence
Of the protect of the British Govern
ment the work Ut obstructing the Cam
ton river has been suspended by the
Chinese.
| New Gum Beats.
PARIS, Jan. lS.-Six new gun boats
have been ordered To be built for the
French feet in ronQuin waters.
Ne Leng and Mis- Cempastsas.
| OaENBuso (Russia). Jan. 1S.-Lieuts.
| Harder and Schultzs, with the bodies Of
Commander DE Long, DIR. Amber and
Jerome Collins and Others OF the
Jeanette expedition, passed through
here yesterday en- route to tho United
States.
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NOTICE,

TJNHE SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY
] has opened Q branch office In the
Washington Territory Employment Bu-
reau. Washington street. Leave your
clothes or orders. deI3
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Seals and Door Plates to order,
PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE.

I HAVE FOR SALE THE PATENT
u right to manufacture and seai In Cali
f6Fnia. Oregon and Washington Terri
tory. Ivey & Uren's Patent Can Holder,
IN article that 10 wanted by every ono
tail. Call at my Office and see IL This l.
Q splendid chance for any smart man 70
!. W. EDWARDs..
jAl6 10 7l3 Front street
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CAPTAIN SWAN.
Now In the berth. will sail from San Fran
cisco for Seattle on
SUNDAY. JANUARY 2oth,
taking ct lowest rates all freight offering
CHAS. H. WELLS, Agent
jas 10 California st., San Francisco.
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a Change or Policy.

MADRID, Jan. 1s.-The King has sc-
oepted the resignation of the Ministry,
and in view of the iMpossibilit. of ef-
Testing an agreement with the Liberals,
has charged Canovas del Cadelio. Con-
sentative, with the formation of cab
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~ ean. B.-The Patchocue
~ 10y Bank closed its door
-; :. I.alefs Is cor $l5O,Cc0. Il
- The dspositors viii los<
mir tss Town Tax Collector
len ~isA Many uve..
~ ,s. 8.-F. W. Nickersou 4
u tee Savannah steam.
J: aessvsd the following dis
ssssseesd lMa.s.), Jan. IS. T.
~ -. asnore ON Devils Bridge
1Nk.au y fast breaking 10
- ssa lost. Will leave a,
k1. . the morning. / val
no, : z < =. waloHr, Master.
M Oc'embus left Boston a
y, tor savannah.
asaae- E.,l..,...
~ -. =, Jan. ls.-rhs boil
-, ~ " shoe ma. ufactor,
- - . = Wallace, blew ii
- anoanA the death Of 1
- ~. sse;A Others. The ma
- - y . l2O herse pove
m1, sl1oo boilepa. H;..he :,
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The Liens GrOwl.

HoNaKoNa, Jan. ls.-In consequence
Of the protect of the British Govern
ment the work Of obstructinc the Can
ton river has been suspended by til
Chinese,
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vote of 3 to 10. 1t ia believed by Rum
Der of members favorable that the
amended resolution could have been
adopted but were anxious to have united
action, 50 that when the measure Was
reported to the house. il would not be
autavonized by mem sers of the COM
mission The vote ON the report wes
postponed to Tuesday, when an eaort
will DO mad to introduce such amend
ments AS will secure the unanimous
support Of the commission.
~ lOuts After the Oemecratte Csa'
ventien.
The members of the Missouri delegs
ton in Congress met today and resolved
t. make evyry effort to secure the hold
ING Of the Democratic National Conven
ton at st. Louis. They will communi
cate with the members Of the Nationa
Committee and present the advantage,
claimed.
Relieving DesesterS.
The House Committee on War Claim,
agreed to report bill amending the &C
to relieve certain soldiers OF the lat
war from the charge OF assertion. The
soldiers affected will be thoss who aftel
| dessrtion reenlisted.
ssSek Men Visit The presiAeas.
| Several men representing the cattl'
interest of the country, including Hon
w. Smith, (of llis.D, ex-ConRreesnaI
Griunell of Iowa. aud Judge Carey, o
Wyoming, called at the White Hons
today. he President assured then
of his hearty cooperation With them II
the endeavor to stamp out pleuro- pneu
monia and other diseases Of cattle. H
had personally inquired into the matte
and the prevailing sentiment anon
members Of Congress vas favorable :
the desired appropriation. Without
nothin0 could be done.
Mr.. Smith said it was matter whic
, States could nOs regulate, and this Va
the reason the power Of the Feders
J Goverumsut was invoked. Il was fuI
. Sher stated that one infected beet in "a
sloek yasds q OhidA.e. would q ~
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~ ~. pa., Jan. ls.-An explo-
~ ~ tlls morning in the mix.
i..as Vulcan Dynamite Com
Sicay killing j. N. Buckin.
yaUSef and J. Hefner. The
@.9oesinRly mutilated. Three
>Ssssd and three small build
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eos, n. c., Jan. ls.-A shook
~ took place about eight
~ ~ morning, shaking crockery
l T., The shock was felt ut
nssie earlier. There was a
~. % hfs stove pipes and
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KAISER WILHELM.
Private Life OF the Aulcr OF the &c
mana,

Private Life OF the Aulcr OF the Ger.
mans.
Dr.. Burch In La,pst's.
The private life Of the Emperor flows
along very amply. When In Berlin he
occupies q comparatively small palace on
the corner Of Inter den Linden and the
Opera Place, his presence being mRdo
known to the Berliners by tho red flag with
the Landwehr cross, which Ia then hoisted
over the roof. The window Of his study
on the ground floor looks out upon that
point in Inter den Linden where Rauch's
statue Of Frederic the Great stands.
Ordinarily the Emperor rises between
SIX and seven o'clock in the morning.
He dresses at once completely Tor
the day; the convenience OF dressing.gown
and slippers Is unknown to him. Tho
room to which, after a slight breakfast, he
goes Tor work is rather plainly furnished.
There is q mahogany writipg-table covered
with writing materials Of every kind, pack.
ages Of letters, small presents from mem.
bers Of bis family, and mementoes Of bat.
ties In the form OF paper.welghts. Smoking
implements fail, for the Emperor Is no
friend Of tobacco. On a long table near
by lie books, maps, bundles OF documents,
and papers Of various kinds. The En-,
peror sits at his work on an ordinary
chair covered with leather, and receives
personally all communications, opens them
himself, writes his decision on the margin,
and hands them 10 bis secretary to DO dis.
posed Of. One Of his peculiarities Is mis-
economy in the use Of paper and envel.
opes. In Versailles one evening he an.
nounced a new victory OF the Germans to-
the Chancellor on apiece Of paper which
had been torn from a letter. In Berlin tho
envelopes which reach him with reports
from the Foreign Office addressed, ITO his
Majesty the Emperor" 90 back with the
ITO" erased and "irom" substituted, 80
that the envelope reads, "From his Males.
ty the Emperor" with "Tothe Chancellor"
written beneath. The Enperor's extraor-
binary capacity for work makes 1t possible
for him to dispose, as a rule, personally Of
the affairs connected with bis Office, or at
least, to direct their disposition in his own
wav |
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A Home MRde Refrigerator,

Cor. AMERICAN A9rtculuria.
A very useiul leo box can be made out
OF an ordinary dry goods packing box.
Mine is three feet each way. Inside OF
this il another rough pine box two feet
each way. The side spaces and six inches
Of tho bottom are filled with sawdust. The
inner box is covered with tin internally
and painted white. The cover is two feet
ten inches each way and double, with
six inches oil sawdust between tho boards.
1t is fastened to the back OF the box with
strong iron hinges, and being very heavy
it has pulleys with weights to raise and
lower it. Tho pulleys may be in the top OF
uprights nailed to blocks on the back,to be
out Of the way Of the cover, or they may
be suspended at any convenient point
where the weights can descend. When
shut down the cover ii.s tightly, and ia
flush with the top OF the outside hox, and
lies closely upon the top Of the inner box,
and lies closely upon the top Of the inner
box 10 exclude air, m important point.
The whole affair can be put together in q
few hours by any skilllul man on n farm.
It is best to have cleats nailed
to the sides Of the ice chamber to
support c shelf made with wooden
sides and galvanized rods or large wire
in the center, and handles or holes on two
sides to lift it by, Large blocks Office, the
larger the better, are laid in the bottom,
WHICH should slightly incline 80 as 10 run
off all drip water, q few sticks being placed
in the bottom for the Ice to rest on. ! have
the drain pipe constantly opea, and find
the ice keeps longer If not In its drip. This
ia Oh EXCELLENT refrigerator il ice in good.
sized blocks is supplied literally, say every
twa or three days in very lot weather. On
the tray with two large blocks Of ice below
have kept delicate fish quite fresh for ten
days In the hottest weather. The constan,
good circulation OF air in the box leaves nc
close, muaty smell as Is COMMON in ordi'
nary refrigerstora. At frs. I covered the
eawdust all around flush with the top o
the inaide boz with tarred felt, hut l fount
this did not answer VOL, 30 l subsequent,
placed a board cover over the felt.
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To Make Home Heau,ifal.

EIehdnCe. ... ..
We all want some pretty things abou'
the rooms, some things that small means
and fragments Of time can suspass, and We
can have them.
The present style OF short lambrequin, OF
drapery for the middle OF the mantel, on
which a clock or other heavy article may
stand, can BIO easily made OF almost any
heavy cloth, Of desirable color. 1t may be
q piece OF black broadcloth, with cretonne
flowers or figures cut out, and outlined
with embroidery silk for a border. Or you
may with the Diamond Dyes, now so much
used, color the cloth to suit the fancy OF
the furniture. Lay On q piece OF black rib.
bon an inch wide, Or wider if you prefer,
about two inches from the edge OF the lam.
brequin, and with bright embroidery silk,
Of good contrasting color, herring.bone
across the velvet, or catch the edges.
a neat pocket, or "Catch.all," may be
made with an old straw hat, especially one
OF mixed braid. by lining it with turkey.
red Calico. and bending the frontlower
than the back, fasten it to the wall. A
bunch Of dried grasses, held with q bow o.
bright ribbon, gives a pretty finish to the
front. "
A neat wash.stand splasher may be
made Of a piece OF ecru or buff linen, such
as is used for window shades. Indeed, q
piece Of an old window shade will answer
ii stifily starched. Cut the length and
width desired, bind with scarlet skirt braid
or carefully cut a scalloped edge. From
some gray cretonne cut a graceful spray OF
bouquet OF flowers and fix them with
mucllage firmly in the corners OF the
splasher. Put on also a small center piece
Of the same and you have quite an add.
ton to your room.
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Wholesale Grocer. Main st., Wheeling. ". Va.
Ulcerations Of Rectum, Prolapsus and Piles
WAS given up to die and pronounced incurable.
d.. Smith cured me without knife"
WASHINGTON DELAEY,
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n WARRINGTON,

Tho Capital In tho limo or President
honroe'a Administration.
T. ". NiJginSoa IN Hauer's,
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True MeritAlone

has given Allcock's Porous P!asters thu
largest sale Of any external remedy In the
world. If you have been using other kinds Of
plasters, one trial Of "Allcock's'' will convince
you Of their wonderful superiority.
No. GO BROADWAY, ROOM 81, New YoRx
March :. lS83.-Having been cured OF severe
nttack Of rheumatism OF the neck and shout
ders by using Allcock's Porous Plas.ers, ]
feel 1t my duty to strongly commend theil
use to any one similarly ELL !cted. For u
period Of several months I had exhausted
many other ao.called remedies without, oh,
tanning the slightest relief. Finally I az.
piled one OF Alicock's Porous Plasters, and
found myself almost Immediately cured.
I consider them a blessing.
Faithfully yours,
TrhBAW =. JAMEs K. Hosurp
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MEplCAL,
New 2ioyx,

New 7ioyG.
Thi. n toScer,ify that I An well acquainted with
4 mM fifty years Of age, for many years a resi-.
dent Of this city, who has been ut times extremely
III, but could not tell from what cause. unicas 4
was worms. He told his attending physician his
suspicious, but the physician ut once ridieuisi
the Idea, md refused TO attend him any longer.
His son then mentioned DR.. e. McLanc's Yer.
mlfuge, and asked him II he would take II his
reply was-l must take something to get relief,
or die. Nv. IUN1F.t
] They at once procured a bottle Of Dr.. G.
NeLdnts Term TTgt, and he took one dose. The
result was, he passed upwards Of three qnnr. u.
trorms, cut up In every form. lie got well In.
medIateiy, and Is now enjoying e~xcellen. health;
and, like the good Samaritan OF old, Is endeayot-
Ing 10 relieve hisunfortunatc nrighbors. lie makes
Il his busines IS TO hunt up and select all eases STINT.
lar TO his own. that may be given over by regular
physicians, and induces then, TO try Dr.. c. Nc
Lanes Vermifuge. So far he has induced more
than twenty persons 10 take the Nermituge, and
In every case with tho most happy results. lie
Is well satisfied that DR.. c. MeL.ane's Vcrmlfuge,
prepared by Fleming .llros., OF Pittsburgh, is fat
superior 10 any other known remedy. md that II
more generally known would not fall to save
many valuable lives. For further particulars
inquire Of Mrs, Hurdle, ii4h caanen street, New
~S'S ~"t' '-..' HH
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An Uudoubted Blesnipr.

About thirty years ago q \ prominent physi.
clan by the name Of Dr.. William Hall dis.
covered, or produced after long experimental
research, a remedy for diseases OF the throat,
chest. and lungs, which wss Of such wonder.
ful efficacy that 1t soon gained a wide repu-
tation in this country. The name OF the
medicine is DR.. VIM. Halls Balsani for the
Lungs, and may, be safely relied on as a
speedy and positive cure for coughs. colds,
sore throat, etc. r7hsaw
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Pa1p1rAr,ox or rapid beating Of the heart

P%ALpIrArsoS or rapid beating OF the heart
followed by periods Of complete cessation, 10
csusod chiefly by nervousness and bad blood,
II the diseas,i Is neglected 1t IL liable 10 result
seriously. especially at a time Of sudden ex.
| element. Purify tho blood, strengthen the
muscular and nervous system, governing the
h,srt, BY using Dr.. Guysotts Yellow Dock
and %sasapssi!la, and you will soon be- rid OF
every trace OF tho affection. pav
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I COULD scarcely speak; it was almost i'm.
nossible to breathe through my ~nostrils.
Using, Ely's Cream Balm q short time I was
entirely relieved. My head has not been 80
clear nor voics so strong in years. / recon-.
mend this admirable remedy 10 sll afflicted
with catarrh or colds In the head.-J. O.
TlcHENoE, Shoe Merchant, Elizabeth, N. J.
(Pricp so csnts.) rrHsaw
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The hest Bslvs in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Uscers, Bait Rheum, Fever Sores, Tet.
ter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Pi!ea, or no pay required. II is guaranteed
10 give perlect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price Is cents per box. For sale by L.
gan & Go, .-HI
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The enervation and lassitude OF spring time
are but indications Of the sluggish action OIL
the blood, overloaded with carbona,es &C.
cumulatsd by the use OF heating food in win.
ter. This condition may be remedied by the
use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, the best blood pu.
riier known. nAw
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I WAS troubled with chronic catarrh and
gathering in my head. was very deal al
times, had discharges from my eafs, and was
unable to breathe through my nose. Before
the second bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm was
exhausted l was cured, and to-day enjoy
sound health.-C. J. CoRH1N, 1913 Chestnut
street, Field Manager, Philadelphia Publish
ing House, Pa. (ses ADVERTISEMENT
-N| TTHgaW
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Gtm lltdliqttlrex
Onics. nc.. 20 nuH "a FourIcenin street.
SACRlLEaE,
Iia1NnJT May.

Na1ersJ0r May.
They walked In tho c,oyer.liaunttd fields
a weary worldltng and daluty child:
lie satnhano worn with the love OF le,f,
she ifcAi ~ The dow OH the upland wild,
lie stole tho blush from the twee. Wild lose,
Mua proved tlint VIC mornings grew less fair;
That a tailt OF poison lutkcd In iho bloom.
,r, And hung on the breath Of the summur sir;
That HE is not ~ good as II seems: r.
That faith aud virtue raror grow;
Ihst tle worm !. hiding with greedy mouth
At the heart Of all that we love or fnoW,
And \ shade fell over tho summer lclds,
ana tho SIM ill., Its brightness seemed 10 wand
lief hearts t0ug laltered-AlAsl for her. H.
Ills doubt erepl Into tho perfect strain.
'..' KATE l.. bRows.
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MANY OF the bitters and quack nostrums
Of the day are also advertised for consump-
ton on tho plan that the only thing that the
stuff" wont cure is the avaricious, ignoble
greed OF the proprietor. Don't be deceived.
The best remedy for strengthening the lungs,
soothing all irritation, and stopping the
cough, is DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher.
~. It has cured many cases where physi-
clans had given up hope. nav