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Evening journal., 1893-10-10
REPAIRS ON BRIDGES.
Electric Railway Companies
Must Bear Their Share.
A NEW Assessor FOR .EBw CASTLE

Five Hundred for the Home for DastI-
tute Chndren-HaIf TIrnt ;Amount for
the Tug Confidence Mrs. weidIn's OBJ
Jeotions Unheeded.
In the Levy Court this morning
William J. Hunter was, by resolution,
appointed assessor Of New Castle hun
dred to succeed Harry McCauley, re-
moved.
A resolution appropriating $500 to the
Home for Frlendless and Destitute
Children for the year 1892 was adopted
Mr.. Gallagher offered resolution
appropriating $3.50 70 Captain Harlan.
for damages done to the tug
Confidence by Third street draw
swinging against her and knocking
her pilot.house off, The allowance
was made with the understanding that
It should not be considered a precedent
to fix the liability OF future accidents
against the county.
In Offering the resolution Mr. Gala.
CHER said that Captain Harlan claimed
$203 for repairs and $1d4 20 demurrage.
Mr. Rodney, attorney for the
Levy Court, had advised that
the county was not liable, but the COM
mittee felt that the captain should be
paid $3.50 and he had agreed to accept
that amount
Harry Emmons was at the meeting In
behalf Of the new road from Gordon
Heights 20 the pike. Through
bis instrumentality resolutions were
adopted authorizing the clerk OF
the court to pay IS to
William Beadenkopf and $1,000 to
Louisa Il. Weldin and other members of
the family for damages for the right Of
way through their lands
The court then adjourned until 3
o'clock. This afternoon Peter l. Cooper,
Jr, will present the following resolution
Resolved, That the consent and ap-
proval Of the Levy Court OF New
Castle county, as provided for by
chapter 677, vaume 10, Of the Laws
Of Delaware, page S56, Is hereby given
60 the Wilmington and New Castle
Electric Railway Company to use, con-
struct and maintain an electric railway
along and ON the Wilmington and
New Castle road the road leading
from Lobdell street in the city Of
1 wilmington TO lhb new Ndhble
causeway, New Castle causeway
aud Market street bridge in the city Of
Wilmington, provided, in accordance
with the agreement this day executed by
said company, that all damage done by
said company TO said bridge shall be re.
paired by said company at It's own expense,
and II not repaired as rapidly as possible
the said Levy Court shall be at liberty 10
repair the same, the expense thereof 10
be charged 10 aud paid by said
company and that In granting
consent 10 use said roads such
consent is only given so far as the Levy
Court is legally empowered TO give IL,
and provided, further that said com
pany shall keep IN repair the flooring Of
said bridge between It's rails and for the
space Of two feet on each side thereof
Willard Salisbury. Ir. representing the
Wilmington City Railway Company, is
also expected to present similar resolu
tion aud agreement concerning Third
street bridge.
A member OF the / evy Court expressed
the belief that both roads would be &C
corded the road and bridge privileges
asked under the restrictions embodied
In the agreement.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
IDAKOTANS AND FIREMEN CELEBRATE.

Although the Attendance is Large, the
Park Seems Deserted, Compared with
Yesterdays Rush-JudGing OF Swine
Resumed
CHICAGO, Oct. 1O.-North Dakota and
the fremen celebrated to-day at the
fair. Although the attendance to-day is
very large the park seems deserted, as
compared with yesterday.
The Dakotans listened to speeches and
music in their building. the exercises
concluding with reception.
The fremen gave exhibitions Of run
ming hose, coupling, etc. The judging of
swine and sheep was resumed to day,
Delaine, Merinos and VictOrias being the
breeds exhibited
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
COUET.DElLESSEPS STRONGER TO-DAY.

Doctors Amazed BY His Wonderful
VItaIity-Hls Death. In the Nature
Of Things, Not Far Distant.
PARIS, Oct 10 Count Ferdinand De-
Lssseps, who was reported last evening
to be In q meribund condition, rallied
during the night and was considerably
stronger this morning.
His physicians are surprised by hi
remarkable vitality. There is now
thought 20 be no Immediate danger of
death, though the event cannot, IN the
nature Of things be far distant.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
WeILANT's BoWsPRlT SPRUNG.
IN Accident That May Cause = Postpone.
ment of the Third Race.


After the Vigilant had returned to Bay
Ridge last night it was learned that she
sprung her bowsprit on the way home.
The report was confirmed by Latham A.
Fish, of the Cup Committee. Neither e..
Oliver Iselen nor any Of the other gentle
men on board the American sloop
cared to speak Of the matter, and the
extent Of the injury could not be ascer
tained.
A Telegram was sent to Pepgrass az
City Island last night telling him to
forward new bowsprit to Bay Ridge
to-day. It is not thought that the
accident will cause any delay, so far
as getting a new bowsprit.is concerned,
as the Vigilant had duplicates made
for all of her spars early this season
II may be, however, there will be
delay in fixing the iron work. This
part Of the job may take two or three
days In that case the third race
would be postponed till Thursday OF
Friday.
S Nicholson Kane said at the New
York Yacht Club last night that he did
not know whether the bowsprit was
broken or strained He said that il
would not be known till to-day whether
the third race would have to be post
poned or not.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10

Shields and delegation from thei Della
ware State Firemens Association. Both
companies marched to the City Hall
where they were welcol ed and given
the freedom OF the city by Mayor Short
lidge. The president of the Marion
Company, j. r. Miller, replied In a neat
little speech thanking the mayor for his
kindly welcome When he had finished
the crowd responded by hearty applause.
Notes OF the Tournament.
The old Water Witch" fire engine ar
rived from Port Deposit, Md. late llgt
night, and was hauled to the Water
Witch Steam Fire Engine Company 3
house this morning.
The city offices will be closed to NOR
row afternoon.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
BEATEN FAIRLY AND soUARELY.
Designer Watson Thinks That the Vigilant
is "a Remarkable Boat.

Designer Watson Thinks That the Vigilant
is Remarkable Boat.
George L. Watson, the designer of the
Va.kyrie. came ashore from the English
cutter almost as soon as she dropped
anchor at Bay Ridge. Soon afterward he
went down to Sawyer's sail loft in com
pany with Sailmaker Ratsey to see about
some Of the Valkyrie's spare canvas.
When later asked what he thought of
the race he replied:
"Well, they beat us; that's the first
and last Of it.
Ibid you have any trouble with your
sails or meet with any accident2"
'Oh, no, none whatever. The Vigil
liant outsailed us on every point, and
that is all there is to IL. / think she is
a very remarkable boat.
would the Yalkyrie do better in
heavy, choppy scar
ooh, l don't know. You see," he
added, "the Vigilant has Outsqiled us in
every course aud in every kind of wind,
and that's all that can be said.
why did you make that short tack
lust before coming to the first mark on
the beat to windward?'
''To get away from the wash Of the
excursion steamers, which were far too
close"
"Were you bothered as much to-day
by the excursion boats as you were on
Saturday
'No; thay behaved pretty well to day
There was one big fellow with two fun
nels which ran very near several times
It would not have affected the result
any-a few seconds at the most Very
bad taste, though, in them, don't you
think ?" he added "Then, again, at the
finish, seve al steamers which were OF
the leeward side Of the course crossed
over to the windward end OF the lint
after the Vigilant had finished an'
Evening journal., 1893-10-10

churned up great old wash. Those
saucy tug boats Of yours bothered us
greatly at the start, and we came near
running into one or two Of them.
"In case the Valkyrie is beaten again
on Wednesday will Lord Dunraven build
another boat and challenge again r
''If he has made any plans for future
cup challenge don't know OF them"
When asked how Lord Dunraven took
his defeat he replied:
ooh, Lord Dunraven is a true sports.
man, and did not complain. as he felt
satisfied he was beaten SOU rely"
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
ouARRELGD Owe A pUsKY LovER
italian Women at Holly Oak Have "A
Lively Time Over sAbato RetnndO.

italian Womon at Holly OAK Nave "a
Lively Time over sabato RetnndO.
On Sunday last at Holly Oak ssbato
Retando was slashcd on the left arm by
Antonio Charles, with a large knife.
Retando, It seems. had been too familiar
with Charless wife, end this led TO the
ARRAY. A warrant was sworn yesterday
for Charles, his wife and for Joseph
Brank, with whom Charles board
Charles could not be found.
Soon after Constable Reardon had
visited Holly Oak Mrs Brank and her
daughter, Mary, assaulted Mrs. Charles
and she had warrants sworn out for
their arrest This morning before Magis-
arate Smith both women were fined $40
and costs and placed under peace bonds
Of 5000 each.
Mary Brank, when informed Of the
sentence Of the court, said she would
not pay -- penny Consequently
Magistrate Smith committed both
women in default Of payment Of the fine
aud COSTS
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
The Commission WIN Take a Hand.

The regular meeting Of the Police
Commission was held last evening. The
charges OF derelletion Of duty against
Patrolmsn ClRyville were not acted upon
as that officer had presented his resigna-
tion, and the commission promptly ac-
oepted the same.
The communication from the clerk Of
City Council stating that that body had
approved OF Auditor Bil,anys action in
erasing the name of CGrmlne Di Mare
of the police payroll caused a good deal
of debate and finally the commission
agreed TO present an answer to the same
against the session OF Council on Thurs
day evening
Patrolman s. p Dougherty, FOR some
time past, has been anxious TO have the
three stripes OF sergeant on his arm
aud presented an application to he q
sergeant, but the commission considered
that Dougherty is doing excellent work
in his present position and when a place
Is well filed they do not like to make a
change
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
REV. DAeER loN "PREPARATIoN.7

Meeting OF the Wilmington sundaT
School Union at Grace M. r.. Church.
Professor John R. Sweeney will lead a
song service at stated meeting Of the
Wilmington Sunday school union in
Grace NJ. f Church on Thursday even
ing. It will begin at 80 o'clock, and
will be followed by the reading Of the
minutes and reports Of the various COM
mittees
Rev. Forrest E. Dagger, Of Philadel-
phia. will deliver an address Of forty
minutes on Preparation. After
music, there will be discussion, "How
can we get more Of the children into the
Sunday SCHOOL, opened by W. S.
Prickett. ESQ.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
En Route for sunny Italy.

For time this afternoon everything
WAS hustle and confusion around
the baggage room az the p, W.
& B. railroad station. Four
families OF Italians were leaving
for sunny Italy. after being here for
about three years. They intend TO stay
In Italy for two years and half, and
then will return to America.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
KILLED BY A 3. q 0. TRAIN.
The Company Exonerated From All Blame
for the Death Of Thomas Gary.

ELKroN, Nd, Oct. 10.-Thomas Cary,
aged about 35 years. a resident Of New
York, while walking on the track of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, between
Singerly and Eder stations, on Sunday
night. was struck by an east bound lin
tied express NO. $50 and instantly
killed.
His remains were taken to Singerly
station and Coroner Perry Litzenberg, OF
Elkton, notified The coroner went to
Singerlys this morning and held an y ?
quest.
The only person who saw the man
killed was companion who was with
Cary at the time After hearing the
testimony the jury rendered a verdict
Of accidental death and exonerated the
company from all blame.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
A MIdnIeht Fire.

About 2 o'clock last night FIRE was
6i.covered in the stable Of Charles W.
Gooding at Eighth and Morrow streets.
The four horses that were In the stable
were got out safely A stable next 70
Gooding, occupied by Frank Hook,
William Moran and John Sutton, also
caught fire aud was damaged to tho
extent Of $500. GOoding'I loss was 500.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
FOURTEEN BUILDINGS BURNED.

Loss Roughly Estimated at $40, O,OOO-The
Blaze Thought to Have Been Started by
Burglars.
TUEKHANEoCK, Pa, Oct 10 Fire
late last night at Meshoppen destroyed
the Opera House, two hardware stores,
two general stores, a iewelry store and
several dwellings, fourteen buildings in
all.
The loss is roughly estimated at $40, .
900 The safe in Winan's store, where
the FIRE originated, was found open and
It is thought burglars started the fl O.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
EMMA GOLDMAES HUSBAND IN JAIL.

he IL Jacob Kersner, and Was Sent to
Auburn Prison for Three Years ON tho
Charge Of Grand Larceny.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Oct. 10-Jacob
Kersner, socialist and the real husband
OF the Anarchist, Emma Goldman, was
sent to Auburn prison yesterday for
three years on the charge Of grand lar
ceny.
He married Emma Goldman four years
ago in this city and for time the couple
lived together here. The Goldman
woman during trial In New York FOR
making an incendiary speech, refused to
tell the name Of her husband
The reason was, without doubt. that
he was wanted by the New York police
on the charge Of Issuing a fraudulent
bond TO secure the release Of his brother,
who is also In the penltentiary.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
Lrnnm-RIachIsinn TrIal-

The referee trial Of Louisa Lyman VS.
Ezekiel T. Blackiston, for rent alleged
20 be due on Christiana
hundred farm, was continued
at the Court House this morn
ing before Thomas J. Baldwin,
Calvin w. Crossan and William
Armor Mrs Lyman claims $500. She
was represented by William =. lyman,
and the defendant by Lewis Q. Vande-
grlft.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
Is This the clan-na-Gaelq
New York sun.

NeW York Sun.
To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir:
can prove that on Friday night several
spiteful and. unscrupulous q lrishmen
went down to Bay Ridge with a lot of
crabs and barnacles and dumped them
around the Valkyrie. Owing TO the
barnacles and crabs adhering to the
boat, her progress was retarded and she
lost the race. Yours truly,
d. E. D.. Pleasant avenue
New York, Oct. 8, 1893
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
Big Ice Company Goes Under

BANGOR, Ne. Oct. 1O-A receiver has
been appointed for the American Ice
Company, local ice trust. Assets $500,
poo; liabilities, $4,000. Refusal Of the
banks 10 extend loans caused the failure.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
To BuIId q Now snire.

The Mount Salem Church tower which
Inspector Dohl condemned some time
ago has been taken down. There will be
a spire built in its stead, at cost of
$3.50
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
eREcKINRIpaE oPPosEo.
Hon. Emerson Settle WIN Ply for His Seat
I'm the House Of Representatives.

in the House OF Representatives.
FRAEKFoRT, Ky, Oct. 10 1t is now
certain that Congressman Breckenridge
will have opposition for denomination
Hon. Emerson Settle, OF Owenton, is out
for the nomination.
The opposition to Breckenridge be.
comes stronger daily. Four papers NOW
oppose him and but two give him sup
port. shrewd observers predict his re-
tirement.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
FIRE RACED AT NANTAskET.
Family in One Burning building Had
DIficnItY in Escaninr

NANTAsKET, BEACH, Mass Oct. TO-
Fire at o'clock this morning DESTROYED
Rsnson's restaurant on Hull street. the
Weymouth House, and six cottages Of
wealthy summer residents.
A family in one of the dwellings had
difficulty in escaping.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
SHIPWRECKED SAILORS WOES.
Walked for Three Days Almost without
Clothing and with Little to Eat-Their
Story Very Ciroumstantial.

btory very CiroumstantiaI.
VICTORIA, B. G. Oct. 10.-The first
officer and eight men from the Chilian
barque 'Leonar" have arrived from
Forte Townsend
The men were in terrible condition,
having walked from Cape Johnsons to
Neah boy, almost without clothes and
but little to eat for three days.
Their description of the wreck and loss
|of the captain and crew was very circum.
lstantial The vessel struck a rock.
Nothing was saved from the ship but
most of the men have since been pro.
|vided with all necessities.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
YfGILANT's GAINI

The jubilant Yankee yachtsmen say
that there are still two boats that may
beat the Valkyrie. One is the Colonia,
which the Vigilant beat by six minutes
and a trife in a fine breeze and rough
sea on September II, and the other is the
fin centreboarder Jubilee.
Evening journal., 1893-10-10
Tho Marion Arrives.

The first visiting company to arrive
was the Marion, OF Reading, accompanied
by the. Ringgold Band. Irhe company ar
rived at, the Wilmington aud Northern
station at 10 45 o'clock. 1t was met by
the Phoenix Company. who will entertain
the members while in this city, and Chief
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-05
ABRAHAM L1NCoI'

When leaving his home at g.,
field ILL.,, to be fnauguratea pr sptiD
Of the United States. made a fa a.''s
address to his old friends and, , ns
bOrs in which he said, "Nr,c nss
GIVE YOUR BOYS A CHANCE" 0ol
These words come with. 30
force to-day as they did thirty r ~at
ago. '"'
How give them them this eh.D..
Up in the Northwest isa grrns =
pire waiting for young ana stu s'
fellows to come and develop # "
''2rOw up with the u0nntryn "
over this broad land are the y,,1
fellows. he boys that Lincoln rat0 w"
to, seeking to better their conditi'''
and let on in life.
Here is their cllance.
The country referred to lies sO,
the Northern Pacific Il. Il. Herp y
can find pretty much anything y
want. In Minnesota and INK thcI]
ltiver Valley of the North Dakn1
the finest of praiEie lands fiated \
wheat and grain or as WELL for A
versified farming. In WESTERN Nor1
Dakota and N0Ekana, are stnI
ranges limitless aa extent, clotbl
with the most nutuitious Of yrass1
liza fruit farmingsregion il want1
there is the whole State of Washh1
ton to select from.
AS for scenic Delights the NorthI
Pacific Railroad passes through
country unparalleled, In crowiI
the Rocky, Bitter Root, and CaSsl
Mountains. the greatest monpta|
scenery to be seen in.the UHitpdSta|
from a car window il found ri
wonderful badlands, wonderful
graceful forms and llOwingcolar, al
u poem, Lakes Pend a. Oreila al
Cnur a. Alene, are alone worthy cI
transe- continental trip, while th|
are the fisherman Ultima qml
The ride along Clarks Fork Of n
columbia River is Il daylight drcu1
To cap the climax this il the Od
way to reach the far famed YeAu|
;stone Park.
To reach and see all this Norhe|
Pacific Railroad furnish trains Al
service of IN surpassed exeellu(
The most approved and cOmiortaI
Palace Sleeping cars; the best Dinni|
cars thar can be made: Pullm|
Tourist ears good for both first al
second class passengers easy rhlI !
Day cuachs, with baggage, ExpuI
and Postal cars all drawan by pow
ful Baldwin Locomotives. make
train tit for royalty itself.
Those seeking for new HON
should take this train and go ands
out the lanal. To be prepared vi
to.
CHAs. S. FEE.
6. p. & II. A. :, n. =. r. r.
st. PAM MINI
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-05

IT SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE.
J.B. Wilson, 81 Clay ST., Sharpsburg,
Pa, says he will not be without DR..
Kings Now Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds, that it cured his wife
who was threatened with pneumonia
after an attank Of ia Grippe, when
various other remedies and several phy-
sicians had done her no good. Robert
Barber, of Cooksport, Pa, claims DIR.
Kings New Discovery has done him
more good than anything he ever used
for Lung Trouble. Nothing like It. Try
it. Free Trial Btotlcs at F. Beardsloy's
Drug Store. Large bottles, SOC. and
SI.OO
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-05
ELECTRIC BITTERS.

This remedy is becoming 50
known and so popular as to ne@
special mention. All who have
Electric Bitters sing the same sOis
praises.A purer medicine does now
and it it guaranteed to do all VIZ
claimed. Electric Bitters Will cu'0
diseases of the Liver and Kidneys
remove Pimples, Boils, Salt M"
and other affections caused by l"l]
blood. Will drive Malaria from 'n']
tenn and prevent as well as cure az i
laral fevers. For cure of Headache \
stipation and Indigestion try h. .
Bitters-Entre satisfaction glaran3l
or money refunded.-Price 81 cen nd
81. 90 per bottle at f. Beardsiey'
store.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-05

Free To All Minister Of Churches,
| will send one bottle of WARNER'e
WHITE WINE OF TAR SYRUP, the BEST
Cough remedy on earth, FREE OF
CHARGE to any Minister that will get
his drug gist or store keeper to order
One Dozen and recommend this most
valuable Throat andLung remedy to his
friends every where. Address.
DR.. c.. ID. WARNER.
Coldwater, Mich.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLHATIONI
La I'd 9tfce at WLusau wis,


Notice is hereby given that the
lowing-named settler has filed motto
his intention to make final proof ms
port of his claim, and that said pf
will be made before the Judge or Gu
of Circuit Court at Rhinelander, VI
on Jan. s, 1898, viz: Lawrence VI
ram III. r. No. 6444 for the NJ SWt
Lot 3, Sec. 10, Up. 80 N. Il. ZOE
He names the following witnesses
prove his continuous residence upOn1
cultivation OF, said land, viz:
Mat Sherible, August Zebell i
Zimelmam, Frank Wolf. All Of IA
River Wis.
E. B. SANDERS
RegiSc1l
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-05


In Justice CO
To the Standard Distilling w. Vi
You are hereby notified tl'a' is,r|
rant of attachment has oeen ..scb|
against you and your proper, ,orr ID
to satisfy the demands OF Anu' # ts|
risey amounting to the SUN ..o, sbI
dollars $4,000. Now unless w. . ID
appear before Jas. Oberhol'1e' a cod
stice of the Peace in and fof 'a .ns n
ty at his Office in said town on . :, |
day of January A D 1893 At -, 0I be \
the afternoon, judgement W" proper
dered against you and your
sold to pay the debt. Dl1
Dated this 18th day of Dec. sv
ANDRE" - plaintiff
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-05
BUCkLEN'S A INICA $ALvE.

The best sasye in the world for
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, f
sores letter, chapped hands, chDbs
corns and all skin eruptions and
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It is guaranteed to give perfect salts
pion or money refunded. Price 0a
bottle at F. Beardsley's.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-05
SUMMONS.

State of Wisconsin &C
Oneida County
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-05

Don Dickinson, Secretary OF State:
Senator Carlisle, Secretary of the
Treasury; Senator Gray, ATTORNEY
General: Dan Lamont, Secretary of
the Navy and Hon. VIM. r. Morri-
son c'Horizontal Bill"), Secretary of
interior. This slate is given for
what 1T is worth, and your cores
pondent thinks that very little, be-
cause Don Dickinson stated positive
~ when he was in Washington last
week that he would not go into the
CABINET, and close PERSONAL friend
OF Senator Carlisle, who would he
likely to know his intentions. said
Today that Mr. Carlisle has been Of
lered the Treasury portfolio, but had
Ior private reasons declined tn accent
it. NO guesses are being made by
democrats who know the inside
workings of their party machinery
about the Secretary of Agriculture
because they know that 1t will de-
pend upon whether German can make
a deal with the populist Senator's to
exchange the portfolio for votes in
the senate. Ii that deal is made and
jerry Simpson fails to break into the
Senate he may be the next Secretary
OF Agriculture, that ia, IL German can
get the place for him.
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PILES! PILES! PILES"'

They can be relieved at oDce s.or
time effectually cured, by d Wv .
use of Beggs' German SalSe' v" ", h
a positive guarantee with eSe''
r. Beardsley.
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FOR LAGRIPPE.

TAKE WARMERS WHITE WINE OF TAR
SYRUP freely as soon as you feel the,first
symptoms of the disease. For cough
following this dangerous malady, take
from 20 to 30 drops very often, Or after
Sach coughin gspell.