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Financial Wrecks.

New YORK, July 1.-THE business fail
ures during the past seven days number
2O9 in the United States and 16in Canada.
There is some increase noted in the num-
Der of assignments in all sections OF the
country, except New York City and Can
ada, where the failures are few and unlm-
pOrtant.
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No Use for Chinese.

TORONTO, July 16.--At a public meeting
held last night, the Mayor presiding IL res
oution was passed that further admission
OF Chinese into Canada should be risldly
restricted If not totally prohibited.
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Never Dangerous.

PARIS, July 17-With view OF allayings s
public anxiety the French Governor ~
Cochin, China has telegraphed thaC vi. Un.
military situation in Cambodian was never
dangerous and the French losses since . 1an
uary amount to but seventeen killed aho
thlrty-four wounded.
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Supplies to Tripoll.

rn1po11 July IT. - The Porte m at Tr;,oIi. mas dS.
ID darn = NUMBER OF guns and torpedoes adrts mas
ahe aready arrived and other rampe
...;+h men and war mutitions are co'i''"s'
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4n,n~ tn Save q Wreck

1,,rR,cK July 17.-At the meeting o. reSos sne
shareho,uess was adopted expressing unabatea r
lu1le11 o1.,aa " in the Munster Bank. NJ
s5aws npsropoaition not to withdraw dep0S
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The French Legislature.

PARIS, JnIy 16.-The Senate has ratified
the Tientsin treaty. The Chamber OF Dep
uties has adopted all the clauses OF the
budget except two, which were reserved for
fnrther discussion.
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Killed by Lightning.

Miles Cry, July 16, Lightning killed
Joe Buchet and his horse at the Yellow
stone Ferry last night, while he was hold
ing herd OF cattle for the Niobrara Com
pany. Buchet was a well-known cowboy
whose relatives reside at Pataha City,
Washington Territory.
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EI Mahali's Death.

CAIRO, July 1.-THE Arabs of the upper
class believe that ElMahdi is dead. Lupton
Bey, with his garrison, has arrived at
Zenaarr The famine in kardofan has be-
come terrible. and has extended to khar-
toum. The hostile Arabs will NOT advance
to Dcngola for several months.
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The Spanish Treaty.

MADRID, July 17.-Negotiat for COM
mercial treaty with America have been re-
vived. Mr.. Foster insists upon the settle
ment OF the claims OF Americans for lndem :
nifty due under the award OF the Washing
ton arbitration commission, and lhore
exact fulfillnent of the first protocol of
February, 1884, which the Spanish author
tiles in Cuba are evading.
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ST.. pErnrsBurc July 17:nTae t;on oi Gossen. per:
fortified 6snss ss%P o Greass formerly
- .rt of Poland.
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AT. legraph Office Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, July 18.-The operating
room OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany was burned at 2:15 O'Clock this morn
ing The connections in all directions were
destroyed.
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Eight Hours of Rest.

Mt. McGREGoR, July 17.-Grant slept
eight hours between his time Of retirement
last evening and 8 O'Clock a. M, and he
slept on during part of the forenoon.
Food was taken regularly during the night,
and this morning the pulse was full and
steady at ~.
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QUEBEC, July 1S-Two Russian barks at
this port, since the looming up OF the war
cloud between England and Russia, are
loading their cargo night and day in order
to be able to leave at moments notice
in the event OF war.
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rhnlera Cases.

n.nn,D, July 17-sixtee99 hundred nSniera and and
twenty deaths nea were reported yesterday
ssona all parts OF Spain.
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THE MONTANA COLLECTOR
Daniel Welch App"t"ted for Montana
Territory.

WASHINGTON, July 1S.--The following In
ternal Collector was appointed by the
President this afternoon: Daniel D..
Welch, for the district of Montana. Welch
is County Treasurer OF Silver Bow county,
MARlntapa MAtRltndta M efm maajariity OF internal revenue
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unahatei Fatality.

MADRID. July 1S.-There were 1929 new
cases of cholera and 624 deaths reported
yesterday in Spain.
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JERSEY CRY July 17.-There were seye!a, e! a.
deaths from heat in Hudson county. rNe
OF the victims were children.
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Patti and Her Husband.

LONDON, July ia decree divorcing the
Marquis de Caux from Madame Patti mas
been pronounced.
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LEO In Good Health.

ROME, July 16.-The reports that the
Pope is ill are false. His Holiness is enjoy
ing excellent health.
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ChOl ra IN spain.

MADRID, July 16. There were ,4?6 new
cases OF cholera, and 664 deaths III Spain
Yesterday.
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Caliinrnia Rai,road Notes.

Prescott is now certain Of railroad
connection with the Atlantic 81 Pacific
within the next few months, and, II
Indications are worth anything, the
Atchisop, Topeka and Santa Fe people
contempiste the huiidipr of road
from the A lantic Il Poetic via Pho
nix and Florence to Benson, or via
Tucson TO Cslabssas.
A reporter was received ia this city
yesterday thar the second irestie Ds-
You'd the heavy cut on the California
Southern above San Bernardiho ID IN
plscs and the construction train now
runs through the big cut. From the
northern side tse train viii reach the
eummit in day or two, and tho gap
to be completed will th6n be reduced
10 lees than three miles.
The Central Pacific is in trouble
with the Colorado Gah pool, OF which
it is member. Since April last the
company has refused to pay its short
age into the pool, aivipK az reason
the fact that the Colorado Utah con-
tract provides that the Denver and Rio
Grande must not deliver coke from
Colorado to Salt Lake City for Iesstha
SIG per ton. 1t il asserted that the
Denver d Rio 9rande reduced its rate
TO $13 u tone in April, q statement ad-
nittsd BY that line, which claims that
It had right to quote such q rate by
virtue of it's contrast with the Union
Pacific. Tho Central Pacific 10 said to
owe the pool $45, 900.
An official OF the North Pacific Coast
railroad told reporter yesterday that
track -layi had been commenced on
the extension above Duncnn's NILS,
= Ia ~ a..
ishcd to Iogram's by the first OF the
WAR.
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s..Htf IHslfiF uh|Nf both raf
lies showed ~ ~ whathef the pIssi.
dart NUnld support OOvefnof liil ~
rot, IL, 4 thlHk, q proof ~ this, The
lndnpsudenis who wlAed ~ make
IL appear that "a would ba ~
support th0 administration ~ oleot
Davenport, and the Den0orata who
knew That the governor was the presi-
dents choice, both desired the sup
port Of this Naturalization, knowing
that Il would sarry With II victory"
SECRETARY LAMAR
"My own feeling with regard 20 the
groas Democratic ylctori0. In Now
York and Virginia IN one of Intense
eradication. They show, l think, IA
decreased aud settled confidence on tho
part Of people In the principles upon
which the government Of the country
~ being administered, aud they are
alro signal rebuks To the effart that
has boon made ca give sootionai
tendency TO the political contest"
ArToRNEN-onFnRAL GARLAND
at 10 very gratifying, exceedingly
gratifying. IL Was, i think, very
hard fight, aud certainly Ia grand VIC
torV.r
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Tho Opinion of tho Exposition.

New ORLEANS, Nov. s.-The North,
Central and South American exposi-
ton will be formally opened on Tues.
day, November 10. The day will be
generally observed here rs holiday
There will be c grand civil and mill
tary procession under the command of
Major j. B. Throckmorton, OF the
United States army, grand marshal.
Addresses OF welcome will be made by
Governor McEnnery and May or Gull
lotto, Senior Don Mates Romero, the
Mexican minister, and other.
The exposition management report
the arrival OF complete exhibits from
% States and Territories, and portions OF
tho exhibits from other States. Rapid
progre.s is being made in getting the
exhibits in place. The exhibits Of
Guatemala, San Salvador, Colombia,
HonSuras, VeDezuela aud San Do
mingo are in position in the main
building, while olhsrg are arriving
from Brazil, Cbil', Peru, Argentine
Republic, otc.
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All aratifsd.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Five of the
members OF tho cabinet.interviewed on
the recent elections responded as fol-
lows: Secretary Bsyard: ~ am very
much gratified with the result OF the
elections. There IL one remarkable
fact for the people to look at in connec-
ton with them. For the first time In
Is years the United States Office. hold
ers, - q body ,have not interfsred With
tho freedom Of election OF been per-
mitted TO exercise any controlling In
husnce in them. do not believe any
man can pretend that there WAS an as
sessment of any kiod or any ORGANIZED
subscription among the office-holders,
bat they were tree to cast their indl-
vidual votes a. any other man would
be-"
sEoRETARY ENDIcorT.
~ am highly grAtitisd, as every Dam
ocras must be, with the victories OF the
Democratic party in New York and
Virginia" t/7t
PosTMAsrHR-dE NHRAL Villas.
~ sm highly 0slig bted with Tho re-
suit OF the eleolion, aud have cent
Governor Hill = lettor of congratuia-
non. have never distrrsted Governor
Iiill's sincere sympathy with the sd-
ss have tho independent
papers of Now York aud elsewhere.
think the result Is 4 proof Of the conf
renee and ttust the p00plo have ~
Presid cut Cleveland = unswefvtng pol
10y, devoted not To the suocoee OF any
psrtlcular party, but The welfare o. the
,onrla - 1nr&1{ Md urnnnnTIfv a. ~
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lYersonal Fointa.

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-James A.
Bayard. who was yesterday appointed
secretary of the Territory of Arizona,
Is son of Secretary Bayard, asd 10
abaut % y srrs OLD. He was educated
at the University of Virginia, and has
recently been teaching school ard
Studying In Maryland.
Mr.. Strausghan, the new surveyor
general of Idaho, is i son-in.lsw of
John q. Shoemaker, proprietor OF the
Indianapolis Sentinel, and is con-
nected with tho business department
of that paper. Aeis a civil engineer
by proiSs sion.
Mr.. Dawson, the new survey.
or-genarsl of Colorado, WAS at
one time acknowledgement of
Kentucky, and subsequently became
editor of the LouIsville Evening
News. He has been resident OF Col
orado for several years.
Er.'Thompson, appointed appraiser
Ut San Fran cisco, IL @ lawyer by pro.
fesslon, snd WAS ut one time county
clerk at Santa Rosa.
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ONE nouR FASTER TIaE
ON Goth morninG aud Evsnins Trains
Via vandaiia and Pennsylvania
Route, From ST. Louis TO the East,
Commencing August u, 1885.

ON Goth Morning aud Evening Trains
Via vandalia and Pennsylvania
Route, From ST. Louis TO the East,
Commencing August u, 1885.
DAY ExrREss-Lesvs st. Louis 0. n.
M, arrive Columbus ll:2o p. NJ, az
rive Pittsburgh, 6; 40 q. In,, arrive NJ
Baltimore $40 u. M, arrive washing
ton 40 D. m srriye Philadelphia ESQ
p. M, arrive New York 9:35 y. IN, ar
rive Chicago 3 p. M, arrive Cincinnati
IL p. IN.
Passengers by Day Express can con-
meet at Columbus with the "Limitod
Express" aud arrive at New York AT
0:55 q. M.
EASTERN HxPRlss-Leave ~. Louis
s o. III, arrive Columbus ll:l0 n, mr.
arrive Pittsburgh e:lO y. my arrive
Baltimore 5:25 u. IN, arriye Washing-
ton $3.50 a. M, arrive Philadelphia 0:So
O. M, arrive New York q a. M, nearly
four hours earlier than formerly. Ar
rive Chicsgo7:2o q. m., arrive Cincin-
natl 1885 q. III.
All trains run daily, Saturday and
Sunday included, and 1t will bs no.
ticed that both morning and evening
trains now leave Sc. Louis one hour
later than Heretofore, and after trains
OF all other lines have gone, with same
arriving time at New York as before.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST TRAINS,
IN ADDITION 10 above trains tho In
dianapolis Accommodation and Gin
cinnati Express will leave 81. Louis as
7:l5 a. m. daily, except Sundsy, arriv:.
ing at INDIANAPOLIS Mt 3:35 p. IN. aud
Cincinnati at 7:l0 y. m.
Only line running Reclining Chair
Car on night trains between 81. Louis
ana Cincinnati.
Pullman Hotel or Buffet Sleeping
Cars ON all trains through to New
York. Tickets over Vandalia Line
and full information can be secured
OH application to ticket agents OF con-
Meeting lines in the West, or by ad-
dressing Il. A. FORD,
General Passenger Agent, st. Louie,
Missouri.
GEO. A. KNIGHT,
Southwestern Passenger Agent, Dali
las. Texas,
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THO Florence Nightingale OFF the

NlfBeTy.
The following is an extract from q
letter written to the German Re-
formed Messenger at Chambersburg,
Pennsylvanis:
A BENEFACTREsS.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American
Florence Nightingale of the nursery,
or this we are SO sure that we Will
toach our "Susy" TO say "a blessing
on Mrs. WinslOw" tor helping her TO
survive and escape the gripping, colick-
ing and teething seigs. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup reiisves the
child from pain and cures dysentery
and diarrnoea. H. soitsns the gums,
reduces ~ tlamation, cures wind collie,
and carries the infant safely through
the ieething period. Ii performs pre-
olsely what it processes TO perform,
every part of it--nothing less. We have
never seen Mrs. Winslow-kDow her
only through the preparation of her
"SJothing Syrup for Csildron t2eth-
ing.n Ii We mad the power we would
nuke her aa she is, q physical savior
to the infant race. Sold by all drug
gists. 25 cents a bottle.
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Beautafsl, Ever Blooming F.s.s.

Ali lovers of chDice flowers should
send IN tie Dlngee g. Conrad company,
West Grove, Pennsy lvsnis, for some
OF their lovely rosez. Tho roses are
certain to bloom, and are tho naest IN
theworld. They are sent Hn1eiy py
mail, post paid, 70 sll postnmces IN tne
feotly reliable, and noted Tor liberal
dealing. They give away Ia premiums
and extras more roses than mort ss-
taoli. hments grow. Send for their
New Gu de, complete treatise on tho
ruse, (76 pages, elegantly Illustrated,
free. Ses advertisement in this paper.
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Hard Times.
While money is close, wages and
prices low, expenses should be cut
down in every household. Economy
the watch word for Mothers. Head of
Doctors bills by always keeping In the
house q bottle OF DIR. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup. Stops o Cough In
stantly, relieves Consumption, cures
Crou p and pain In the Chest in one
night. 1t Is just the remedy for hard
times. Price SO cents, and 81. Sam
pies tree. Sold by all druggists.
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Home Items aud Topics.
"All your own fault

y
If you remain sick when you can
Get Lop bitttrs that never--Fail."
The weakest woman, smallest
child, and sickliest invalid can use hop
bitiers with safety auo great good.
Old men totteTing around from
Rheumatism, kidney trouble or any
weakness will be made almost new by
using hop bitters.
g--My wife end daughter were
made healthy by the use OF hop bItters,
ard recommend them to my people.
i Methodist Clergymsn.
Ask any good doctor Il hop
Bitters are not the bestlamily medicine
On earth II!
--Malariai f5vsr, Ague and BILIOUS
ness viii lesve every neiShborhord 90
soon 40 hop bttsrs arrive.
-"My mother drove tho paralysis
aud neuralgia all cut Of her system
with hop oisters."-Ed. Oswego sun.
EG-nKsep tho kidneys healthy with
hip pitters Gnd You need net lear
sick ness"
-.Tae vigoro OF youth for the aged and
Infirm in mop bitters !! III
Sat the change of lifenothing equals
Hop Bitter, TO lay all troubles incident
hereto"
--"Tne best periodical for ladies' to
take monthly, and from which they
will receive tho greatest benefit IL hop
bittere."
-Tnoussnds die annually from some
form OF kidney disease that might
have been prevented by timely use OF
hop biItere.
indigestion, weak stomach, irregu-
lsrities or the bowels, cannot exist
when hop bitters are used.
A timey - use OF hop
Bitters wi,l keep o whole lam ~
Inrobust health y year at q little cost.
To produce real genuine sleep and
child-like reposs all night, take little
hop bit ers on retiring.
EEy- None genuine without Q bunch Of
srcel Hops on the white label. shun all
the vie, poisonous stun with "Hop" or
.Nops' In tAeir namo
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Glad Tidings For

Glad TIdings For
Patton's Sour Well eye sslva. tn
day certify your ealve cured my eye
entirely after using it four mouths.
lost my sight by working in machin-
cry. John A. Hodges, Enterprise,
Mississippi. The salve cured me OF
letter in my hand. Fred Smith,
Granville, Texas. Send ana got u
box, only 25 cents.
Il. G. PATTON d. Co.,
Sulpher Springs, Texas.
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You are allowed q free trial Of 30
DAYS of tho use of DIR. Dyes Calsbrated
Voltajo Belt with Electrical Suspense
nv appliances, for the speedy relief and
cermanent cure OF Nervoun De-
bility, Loss of Vitality and Man
hood, and all kindred troubles. AisO,
for many other diseases. Complete
res toration to health, vigor and man.
hood guaranteed. No risk Is incurred,
Illustrated pamphlet with fun iDfor-
NJ alton, terms, etc., mailed free by sd
dressing voltaic Belt company, Mar
shall. Michigan.
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Swiit's Spe idc. and resolved to try It. L
commenced takin. it In April, 1884. M :
enerai health was much ImproS ed, yet
the cancer W cich eas my breast contin-
grew and became quite neavv. felt that
/ must either have 1t cut or die. But 1t
commenced discharging quantities OF al
most black, thick b God 1t continued
healing around the eiges until February
when IL vas entirely healed up and well.
BETSY WOOD.
Cochesett. Plymouth co, Mass. July Is, 1885.
swift's specific is eatirely We eteele, aad
seems TO cure camper, by forcing out the
Impurities rom She b God.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mai ed free.
TIRE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, At
laIita Ga N. Y, LOT W 23i st.
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tho nfnf m rnslanO, hnh iiHnfY
a. NffaHfli WlifaH wfliinFs. Hlfn
Oae M tIfffV Hueks einhs, hHte
ptlf Nv upHf'd nj uiftt'lfm iu fnr' fnhi
both dire inrs N Inn eHinn hnuf 4
pfoifssof annuwirk, Oi Oxfnff, ono
Hhf.fdtd The il inetsiii1 tnfHf iu hia
ifoatlrs nn political economy, hHu wa
the nfn.iding Moor Of hlH section We
fhn last nIiiisu nggOriAiinn u00iingi
Professor j. T. Thofol ltoagIs, NJ
CauhtidFat Professor David Nrssnn,
LOT gdinburgh, Professor James
Hrycp, at oxford, ~. A.; samuel
smith, who with =. Williamson, rep
rosanis III meisliisIn and Liverpool 10
tho House Of Commnnsi Mr.. Had
Icy, the president oil tho
ROy sooislYi Mr, Hobart spsne",
Count Munster. and NJ. W. Addiugton,
the German tnd French ambassadors
IN England, hesidas numerous ner'
chats, BANKERS aud public men,
many or the latter having
boon brought together from psrta
of Europe by tho 80 year jubilee of the
Statistical society held la London last
June.
or France and Germany the loading
pablic0 men with whom Sir Marble
conferred nrn less we'll known here
bus .hey Include, in France, henty
Certnurhi, tho recognized and
pre-eminant leader of bi-mothlliit.
not only of France, but OF
Great Britain and all Europe,
" no WAS a delegate % the lnternslion'
al nor e,Ary conference nt 1881, With
M.pguin aa presiding cficsri VINO Is
now ths president OF the Bank OF
France, Clavsry and other experts Ia
the 0epartments; Sadt Carnot, the
minister OF finance. and Defrey Cenier,
the minister % foTsign a1airs.
In Germtpy, besides tho Leading
banker and bi .mstslllsi, Biuehrgdon
Schrsnt, the eXpsrt deleEste of Ger
msDy 20 the conference Of 1851, and
tho author OF we'll known trcat-
lao on the "most favored nAtlon;''
Count Herbert Bismarck, new sxcrs'
tary OF state; Won Beurchzrd, tue I'M
psrial finance miDister; Won
SchCltz, the P,ussian hnanco
minister, and Won Dechsrd, =
trusted financial adviser OF the
priuce chancellor, who is now
and for many years has bsen the
governor of the Imperial Bank ol
GsrInsny, under whose skilllel
administration Germany pssssd
through the grssl wars without resort
ing to deprccisted paper currency
and by whose advise the
sales of 0ermsny's silver
was st ypped in 1879, !ogsthsr
with many others, merchants, bank.
crs, ecopomiss and public men, oil
whom the first and most i'm
portsnt WINS tho famous
Prince Chancellor Bismarck.
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Thousands Say SO.

MIR. T. w. Atkins, Girsrd, Kansas,
writes: 81 never hesitate 10 recon-
mend your Electric Bitters to my GUS
toners. They give entire satisfaction
and are rapid sellers" Electric Bit
tors arc the purest and beat medicine
known, and will positively cure Kid
pey and LIVER complaints. Purify the
blood aud regulate the bowels. No
family can afford to be without them.
They will cave hundreds OF dollars 10
DOCTORS bills every year. Sold at 80
cents bottle by w. IL. Howell d Bro.
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Heath is wealth. Wealth means in
dependenoo. The keynote Is DR..
Rosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, tho
best Cough Syrup in the world. Cures
Conxhs. Colds, Paines In the Chest,
Brouohitis and Primary Consumption.
one dose gives relief In ov0ry csees
Take no othcr. Prioe 70 oontn ana Vi
Samples free. soid ~ all druggists.
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For MANY ysars WAS a sufrerer with car

For many years was q sufferer with car :
Ger OF the nose, and having been cured by
the use of g. s. y l feel constrained by o
sense OF duty to suffering humanity to mate
this statement of my case. With the
fourteenth bottle he cancer began to heal
rapidly aud soon disappeared, and for sew
era, months here has been no appearance
o. as re OF any Kind on my nose or face,
n ither 10 my noe At all tender to the
ties q. g. s and am soundly cured, and
know that s. y. 3 effec ed the cure aftsr
every known remedy was tried and had
failed. RoBHRT SMEDLEY.
Fort Galner, Ga, May l, 1885.
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Alter thorough Jest w. II.
Howell A. Brup., dTuggist loss POSI-
lively asssft that Aoke's English
Remedy Ii tho best msdieine for
ssfhirs. ornup, coughs, topping
con9il, and aiijung traubl6y, that can
a. fornd. Ask tllEm &b0ut - Tor they
iuljy gussanfee q,
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withered Flowers.

Tho chilling blasts of wiptor wither
the fi,wers and they fall. So does 1t
affect the hnmen family, amt II pro-
cautionary measures are not taken,
being entitled Is followed BY evil re-
suits. Tsyior's Cherokee Rfmsdy OF
Sweet Gum aud Mnliein Will cure
coughs, colds and consumption.