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Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13

The first two dosss of your remedy-Athlo- phoros- the psin of my neuralgia entirely, sndI since I began to nse it, four years ago, I have had but one slight attack G. G. Thompson, 278 State street, corner Wooster street, New Haven, Conn,
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
Fur Trimmings.

Real beaver, nutria, Belgian cony, French oony and seal trimmings, loops, etc.
 MoNsoN & CARPENTER.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13

Fresh assortment of long kid gloves for evening wear. Mousqpetaire undressed kid gloves in 10, '12, IA and 20 button lengths, ia both white and tan shades.
 MoNsoN & CARPENTER.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13

Children's suits for s250, $3, $3.5 50, $4 and upwards, plaited and corded, at the
 tsHuB" CLOTHING HousE
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Friday, November Is. 1885.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Athlophoros-AtD Druggists'. Announcement-McIn Mcguire & Co. Auction Sale-W. s. Sanford. Apples-D. M. Welch & Son. Christmas Nunnbers-Intein national News Co. Crockery For Thanksgiving Robinsons. Pr. Bulls Cough syrnpmncAatn pnca n,s DruggistS; Ms,:e Great Slaughter--At Kaiser's. Grand Business Chance-W. J.
 Large Stock of Woolens- Joseph Kaiser. Notfce-Wsshington Council, O. U. A. M. Wanted-Real Estate-R. P. Baldwin. Wanted-Young Man-P. Q. Box 515. Wanted-Situation Willing. Wanted-Si Situation M. L.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
Thtrty-Two men want tho PIac.

Later discoveries of the peculations of Pot ter, the missing Windsor station agent of the Consolidated road, show that just before his departure he sold thirty communication tickets at sS each and pocketed the money. Thirty two applications for the position have been filed. MT. Woodward, of Hartford, is yet in eharSe
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
Masonic Hall Dedication.

Litchfield's new Masonic hall was dedi- cated yesterday. After the Masonic services the hall was inspected by the public and collation. was served to the guests.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
Qufnnlpiaess vlsit To Hartford To-
 Nf~hf.

Yesterdays Hartford Post says: Arrange ments for the visit of Quinnipiac lodge of Odd Fellows of New Haven with Charter Oak lodge of this city on Friday evening, November 18th, have been con pleted. The visitors will arrive at the Asylum street depot at 6:55 and will be received by Charter Oak lodge and escorted to Odd Fellows hall on Pratt street. Aliens drum corps will fur nish the music. The work of the first degree will be exemplifed, at the close of which a banquet wtn be served at Music Hall. The New Haven men will be present one hundred strong at least, and a much larger number will probably participate in the festivities from Charter Oak lodge. Among the visit ors will be the grand officers. The speeches and entertainment will be reserved for the hour succeeding the festivities. MT. George N. Deming, proprietor of the Deming House, will furnish the banquet. Joseph L. Bar bonr is assigned for the principal speech during the evening. Stephen w. Burchmore is chairman of the committee of arrange ments and District Deputy Grand Master George M. Beers is chairman of the reception committee,
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13

Bronchial irritation cured with Dr. Roberts, Cough Syrup of Tar, Boneset and Wild Chef ". Use Cream Japonica for faded coun- teRapce, Fifty cents st druggjstsl.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13

kaoles' and children's hats, 98c. up, at ScPherson's, 9S Orange street. n12 If
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
Hvarv rootp, roua-

A day or two since in Bridgeport Local Agent Middlebrook of the Connecticut Hu- mane society stopped on the street man from Stratford who was driving horse over thirty years old. Upon examination of the animals mouth it was found that every front tooth had disappeared. MT. Middlebrook says that such case never before came un- der his observation. For horse of that age the animal appeared to be in fair condition and spirits, and the driver appeared to have taken good care of the beast
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13

KNOW HIMSELF, by reading the sssci. eMce of Lffe,ss the best medical work ever pub hshed, for young and middle-aged men.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
Entertainments. AAERIE THE TIED

AMERICAN THEATER.
 This house is erowded nightly to witness Mullen & Magee's variety company.
 BUNNHLL's MUSEUM. The 'sstranglers of Paris" is being pre- scented by good company at the museum this week and is drawing large houses to the production, which is we'll worth seeing.
 MAY BLOSSOM
 On Friday and Saturday of next week May Blossom" will be produced at Carll's Opera House, with Miss Georgia Cayyan as ttMay Blossom" and MT. Ben. Maginley as ''Tom Blossom," her father
 FANNY DAVENPORT.
 Monday and Tuesday evenings this charm ing actress will appear at Carlls Opera House in Sardou's great play Fedora" The company will be the same as in the original production at the Fourteenth Street Theater, and includes Mir. R. B. Mantell, who created such furore in New York by his impersona- tion of "Loris."
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 Harrison and Gourlay, the popular come dians, will appear at this house this evening and tomorrow afternoon and evening. This evening and to morrow afternoon they will present the Imaginable comedy "Out of the Frying Pan into the Fire" and tomorrow evening Skipped by the Light of the Moon :" The house will probably be crowded at each of the performances, as Harrison and Gour- lay rank among the most popular comedians of the day.
 CARLLS OPERA HOUSE.
 This and tomorrow venings and to-mor- row afternoon the popular actress Miss Min nie Maddern will appear at Carll's Opera House in the play written by Steele Maokaye, entitled f'In Spite of All" The New York Times says The town is talking about the charming naturalness of Miss Maddern's act tation of Andrea MT. Mackaye has made The New York Tribune says of Minnie Mad dern: The Lyceum Tneatsr is crowded nightly. MT. Mackaye's new piece, 'tIn Spite of All" has steadily grown in public favor and Miss Minnie Maddern's engagement is indefinitely prolonged. Miss Maddern played in Hartford last night to a large audience. She has awakened much interest among the theater loving public of that city The play will be well put on tonight and the support is pronounced excellent.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
Archie Deacon, the Wonderful Boy
 &kateF.

Master Archie Deacon, the wonderful boy skater, is booked to appear st the Lincoln rink Saturday afternoon and evening. This boy is but twelve years of age and was for merly employed at the famous Winslow rink in Boston in the capacity of 8 skate boy. He is now considered to be the finest boy skater in the country. His feats are difficult ones to perform, yet he executes them with an ease and grace unknown to the majority of the artists in the profession. The admission to the matinee, including the use of skates, ia hut ten cents
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
The sold Boy, On Rollers.

The Rev. Dr. Peck, of New Haven, in his sermon yesterday said the ''skating rink is t1,e. 11Iaylrror1nd of esaeaz-' Satan has no
 playground in Waterbury ry.-Waterbury Am
 erican.
 He may be too busy there to play. But
 Dr. Peck evidently forgot that Satan never
 learned to skate. The climate in his country is said to be unfavorable to that pastime.- Hartford Times
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
Seal Plush Garments.

If your hair is thinning and fading use Ayers Hair Vigor. It restores color and vi- tality.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
INDIAN RIGHTS.
The Coming Public Meetings at Gel
 "a

The Coming Public Meetings at Gem
 ter Church.
 Public meetings of the Indian Rights as- sociation will be held November 18th and 2Oth at Center church. Besides 8 discussion of Indian problems by delegates sent to this gathering from the various branches of the association, interesting addresses on the posi- tion of the Indians at home and before the country will be given by Senator Dawes, MT. Herbert Welch, Prof. Painter, Miss Fletcher, pr. smyth, Prof. Brewer and others.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
Royal Arch Masons.

Over one hundred Royal Arch Masons as semb1ed at the regular convocation of Eureka chapter, Waterbury, Wednesday evening, representing different chapters. Brief speeches were made by Grand Officers A. E. Blakeslee of Thomaston and John o. Row land of New Haven. A fine address was made bv Rev. R. N. Bowles of Bethlehem.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
Evening Gloves.

See Johnson and Bro. $ adv't on srd page.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
35$:;{ZS5 ||||Stzisl;f 1!

Young mems suits in straight-front sacks and four-button cutaways, corkscrews, chev- iots and plaids, prices $10 to $28.
 "HUB" CLOTHING HOUSE. A big line of gents' neckwear from 25c up wards at the
 "HUB" CLOTHING HOUSE,
 112 Church street. Prince Albert suits in fine wool corkscrews the finest fitting garments ever shown in clothing store at the
 tsHUB" CLOTHING HOUSE,
 112 Church street. Mems all wool pantaloons for s2.00, $2.50 $3.00, $3.50 up to $500.
 s'HUB" CLOTHING HOUSE. Boys and childrens suits for school, play or dress ranging in price from $2. 50 to $500.
 ''HUB" CLOTHING HOUSE. The 'sLittle Giant" suit, ages to 13 years, styles, price $500; pants lined with tick ing, pockets of ticking, double sewed every where. Ought to wear until the boy is tired of it. "HUR" CLOTHING HOUSE,
 112 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
SILK Hosiery.

Black, white and colored silk hosiery 1T all qualities; also lisle, wool and cotton hosiery in new styles.
 n612 at ' MoNsoN & CARPENTER.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
ssMarchfng Along.o

Perforated Stamping Patterns. Large assortment; liquids, powders, &c. 25 Lyon street. no2 eod2w.
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Special 9ntiees.
Special 1ntices.
F. M. BROWN
D. S. GAM LE.

F. M. BROWN D.S. GAMBLE. F. M. BROWN & co. Will offer this week Extraordinary Inducements in their Gents Furnishing Department. Our stock Fall and Winter su,as | ao, wss mns % this this line tremendous assortment and always 
 Gents and n the n ] n sss ss eoa ] % as T : E.: :: Fl; : @ ::: ::s: & ; $: ,s ... you, ent Handkerchief Department. @ ss dozen dozen all all ss s Hs%= e15 afi se ] % 9s 1. I ] % T M 's5s s G eas h ss F'"s
 Gents Glove Department :; H'' Fur Lined H Driving $:s:: $:s:: Bs:s Bss; fs Ss:ss RsS'Ss g!;5:s s57. nms e osa s % 5 Rassa Hasss alsz asv nn Youth and Boys
 
  1caseEx xtra HeavyA and Drawers 1caseEx Extra HeavyW hte and Drawers 1caseEx xtra Heavy Drawers a  AI-
  1caseG 'SeamIes Hose 3parf 1caseSu Stout EneIsh Half Hoses 17cpair 
 Suspe nandfa sin 
 Cardig  
  
  wand for F. M. BROWN & CO.,,
 Leaders of Low Prices,
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
CRUSHED BY THE CARS.

George w. Brigham Murt by the Cars
 At Belle Dock and Dies on the Way
 TO the Hospital.
 For the past four years George NJ. Brig ham of 79 Hamilton street, 29 years of age, has been employed by the Consolidated road company as a brakeman. Yesterday as Brig ham was about getting on freight car of a moving train at Belle dock, he was struck by the platform of the next car and fell under the car where he was badly mangled. The police ambulance was called and he was talk en to the hospital, but died before the ambu- lance reached that institution. He leaves a wife and one child. His funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 79 Ham ilton street, Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13
MT. O,ReilIy,s Visit.

Mr. John Boyle O'Reilly passed the day very pleasantly in this city yesterday. In the forenoon Town Agent Reynolds and Corpo- ration Counsel Driscoll procured an open carriage and with Mir. O'Reilly drove about the city, visiting various points of interest. They also drove to East Rock Park, and the fine views from the summit and the natural scenery of the park were much en- joyed and highly complimented by the dis tinguished visitor. During the day several prominent Irishmen paid their respects to MT. O'Reilly at the New Haven House. He went to Waterbury on the o'clock train last evening, where he addressed largo meeting. This evening he will speak in New London.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13

For mems all wool Moscow beaver over coats in black, blue and brown for $11, $12, s15, $20 and $22 call at
 fHUB" CLOTHING HOUSE,
 112 Church street
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13

The clergy, the medical faculty and the people all endorse Burdock Blood Bitters the best reno vating. blood purifying tonic,in the world.
 no9 dtZw1wk k..5
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-13

Rogers, Peet & Co.'s oyercoats for young men in elysians and kerseys, with all the style and finish of custom garments, from SIS to $50, at the
 tt "s tttHuRn CsroTHIxG HousE
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mERCHANDIsE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden
March 9Th:
For sacramento-J MilHken, boxes
household goods
For rysYille-Abramson,B Bacon & Co,
, bundles cards; b. F. Gilman, l case
quilts, cases hosiery, . cases underwear.
For n-Grang gers Union, 20 cases
staples; Austin Bros, 2 boxes castings
Southworth &, Grattan case quilts.
The following freight passed New Orleans
on the ID:
For Sacramento-Billingsley q Co., 1G
crates churns; Hall, Luhrs e Co, 40 cases
fisl, 400 cases canned oysters; Kirk, Geary
& Co, 8 eases medical paper, case drugs
case dye stuff; Capital Furniture Com
pany, 3 cases furniture; Huntington, Hop
kins Il Co, case hardware, l barrel curry
combs, case locks: G. Lavenson, cases
boots and shoes; Booth Il Co., % boxes
| 100 kits and p drums fish WeinstOck &
| Lubjn, cases and bale cotton goods :
cases shirts, packages and II cases hats
l case towels, l case knitted goods 2 cases
underwear, l case silk, package hats,
case umbrellas; Whittier, Fuller e Co.. ;
cases brushes; Hale Bros. e Co, . bales
cotton goods, case dry goods, case cloth
| ing.
For Woodland-L Charmack, case but
|
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.



The City Trustees met in regular session
at 10 1. N. yesterday, all the members
present, Mayor Brown presiding.
Grove l.. Johnson appeared before the
Trustees as the attorney of r. S. Carey &
Sons, asking for the passage Of the charter
submitted at the last meeting of the Board
granting Carey IL Sons the right to con-
struct and maintain street railways on GER
tain streets of this city, with certain amend
ments. The City Attorney recommended
its passage, and 1t was passed unanimously.
c. f. Wright appeared before the Board
and claimed that the Poundmaster had two
Of his horses imprisoned, and that they
were taken improperly. His statement
was rather damaging to the Poundmaster.
The Board gave Mr. Wright an order on
the PoundmastGr for his animals
The following changes were made in the
Election Roa.ds X. Q. Cravcns, Inspector
of 3! precinct, resigned, II. NJ. Blackwell,
one of the Judgec, was appointed in his
stead, and W. d. Comstock appointed as
Judge. L. 4. Scott, Inspector Of 81 pre-
cinct, vice Dugad ellis. Ben O'Neil, a
Judge at the 18th precinct, vice Thomas
O'Nei..
Mark Foster, Chief Engineer of the
W dleI w oIhS, report iol tiIc Ntch CHUNG
March Sth shows that the Holly pumps
had been in operation 153 hours, and ID
464, $50 gallons of water pumped.
Charles NJ. Prodger appeared before the
Board and asked that four lots in the City
Cemetery be donated for the purpose of
making a burial plot for the Protestant Or
phan Asylum. The matter was referred to
the Mayor, with power to act.
A communication was received from r.
A. Fisk, making charges against the man
agement of the fire alarm telegraph sys-
ten and asking that the office Of the Chief
E--<Heer of the Fire Department be de-
clared vacant. The Board placed the
charges on file and set the date for investi-
eating the same at 10 \. NJ. Friday next.
After auditing q large number of bills
and ordering the same paid, the Board adj
iOurned
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Sacramento, March S-Thomas, youngest son of
James and Kate Mclncrney, a native of sac
ramento, - years, 5 months and % days.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1909
street, Tuesday, March 10Th, ut 2, NJ; thence
to ST. Rose Church, where services will be
held
Sacramento. March S-AUgusta, wife # Vim.
Schmidt, SIS years, l month and y days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from her late residence, H street, be
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth, this after
noon III 8 o'clock.
Sacramento. March 9-Thomas jefferson, young
est son of Baruey and Ellen Herman, native
of Sacramento, years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully IN
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence of the parents, {
street, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
at 1 o'clock this Tuesday afternoon.
Biggs, March 5-Carrie Hadly, q years. (NeN
York papers please copy
Monroe Me, February lS-Almen Dodge (fathel
of p. II. Dodge, OF sucramentol, 10 Yeas
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

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Those of the public who need my services can
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address particularly those who have been ~
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have contracted local diseases
Persons afflicted can ii they prefer, consuIS
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be directed J. II. JoSSELYN, nj. r., 70 Suttef
street, san francisco, Cal.
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CURED Consultation, personally or oy IettSr,
gratis Send for book. Comtorta Die apartinenLh
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Consultation ParioTs. 20 suffer street, adloin-
ing the Young Mems Chr stis.a Association
Building.
Once Honrs-FrOIn A. NJ. to 7. Il
NV Diploma hangs In my nffct'.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and MART
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o2-Spy, j. II. JOSSEsXN, II. ID,
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EDS. REcorp-UNIoN: l notice that the
Bee has included my name in list pub
lished last evening of those who favol
license generally understood as referring
to the licensing OF gambling). l desire tC
again say what | have already said in {
card in the Bee, that | am decidedly OPP
posed to any ordinance to license gambling
and regret that my name should have st
appeared in last nights issue Of the Bee,
SPARROW SMITH
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EDS RECORD UNION: The Bee of last
evening published what it designated as a
list of I75 citizens who We're unqualifedly
in favor of the license system" as regards
gambling. | would like to interpose a
demurrer. When reporter of that paper
called upon me, l told him squarely
that | was opposed to the proposition in
any and every form, and that | would as
soon think of licensing theft and murder
as ! would gambling.
PFRPIN STANInN
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PILESI PnESlI PILESIII

Sure cure for Blind. Bleeding aud Itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst cases of 10
years standing. No one need suffer five min
utes after using Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
il absorbs tumors, Gliays itching. acts poul-
itching of the private parts; nothing else. sold
By drte gists and mailed on receipt OF price. %
cents ard 81. FOR sale by KIRK. GEABf ~ CO.,
aud JOS. HAHN & Co. Sacramento.
oIl-lyTuThS
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Sacramento, March Wife of A. Wassaman,
son.
son.
Sacramento March Wife OF William Thomp-
son, son (stillborn).
Brighton, March S-Wite of Peter Rooney. a son.
(san Francisco papers please copy)
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A camp of tranps at Santa Barbara is
doing 4 brisk business by sending a youth
ful member of their band out with plau-
sib!e tale of proyidential visitations They
find it profitable racket, although it has
been worked out in Ireland and England
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AYGosTUEA BIrTERs are Endorsed by
all the leading physicians and chemists
for their purity and whoiesomencss. Be
ware of counterfets, and ask your grocer
and druggist for the genuine article, pre-
pared by Dr. j G. b. Siegert q Sons.
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Auction.
Bell & Co.-At 10 \. NJ, tomorrow, furniture.
Business ADVERTISEMENTS.

Business Advertisements.
/. L. Lewis & Co Bargains
For Sale-Work horses.
Strayed-A bay mare.
Dissolution of co-partnership.
Certificate of partnership.
Chris. Suter-Planiug mill, Thirteenth and J
Dissolution of partnership.
Notice to immigrants.
Patronize the Howard boxes
Groceries sold at cost.
A firSt-class cook wanted
Lowell roller skates.
Eureka Carriage Factory, Sixth and L streets
Bell & Co, auctioneers.
Baby carriages at Dale & Co.'S.
Weinstock x Iubin-Item for boys.
Red House-Great reductions
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REOPENED!

HAVE REOPENED BUSINESS AT THE OLD
! and well known Cigar stand Of the late B.
KOZaIINSKY. No 800 X STcEEr, ard would
most respectfully invite call frola my friends
and the public. \ full line of
Cigars aud Tobacco and smokers Articles
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
e2- Country orders solicited, and PROMPT at
tention guaranteed.
=. RToo@E E,
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OCCIDENTAL HAIR STORE, 52l J STREET
Mrs. G. f. Aaron has Just placed on exhib-
ition in her store many new designs in
front pieces and waves. Among the latest
styles in human hair are the Nanon, Ne
vada Baby Wave, Parrish and improved
Pompadour. The assortment of shades are
very rare and beautiful. In fact, the stock
consists of masterpieces of art, style and
workmanship. Attention is particularly
called to the natural curly hair and self
dressing
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All diseases of lower bowel, in
Guiding pile tumors, radically cured Book
of particulars, two L3ct,) stamps, Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo
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Is OUR great six-days' sale this week we
will add twenty cases of new goods direct
from New York; mitts, gloves, hosiery,
S1orsey jackets; ladies merino vest, % cents,
and a host of other lines, all at reduced
prices. Red House.
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ADVERTISER. ENr MENTION

Tivoli tonight" Lighthouse Cliffs"
Metropolitan Theater-Kate Castleton, Friday
Concord Lodge, f. and NJ, tonight
Confidence Lodge, X. of p, tonight.
Henry Mccain, Sr., insolyent debtor
Agent wanted to travel.
Loan Exhibition notice.
Occidental Encampment this evening.
Z. A Bower, for Fire Commissioner.
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CoUGHs.-" Browns Bronchial Troches ~
are sure remedy for coughs and sore
throat. - cents a box.