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SCHENCk'S PULMONJC SYRUP

SCHENCk'S PULMONIC SYRUP
The Greatest Remedy in TIE World Jor, the Cure o.
Consnmption, and all Bronchial Pulmonary
HEN9sfSsS 81 seTfHSd g Rsb yRorHy
Consumption is generally preceded by
ing Of about the chest with an OF
lungs. The eIpectoraton OF mucus srsaked with blood
now commences, and sometimes blood is thrown up in
Hemoptyses may cause death by the blood accommodating
In the air passages and suffocsting the patient. .
liz such case, there no remedy equal 70 SCHENCkS
system, and thereby Of the disease II ia
caes aud frees the lungs and air tubes
from the cotted blood which would otherwise produce su
Tnere remarkable fact shown IN the post-mortem er
sumption have resoned the of Schencks Pumonic
syrup that the lungs have invariably been freed from
patient had esorted the OF Syrup before the lungs
were destroyed, a cure would have been effected
dangerous il you have cough pain the chest splitting
OF blood or any Of the symptoms Of pulmonary dssase
possible w O. cheek the eopSh soen and the .5
Of the lungs will expectorae easily aud freely,
disshsrgsg all The morbid matte, from the =, vessels which
cause contains the most valuable vegetable TONES will
always regulate the bowels without the of eahacs,
eonsamptss take schenck Pumonc syrup and finds il to
sngthea his ;y;,e@ spd %PEoye e., hs ga appetite:
Offices, No. % scuthsrth street, Phisdelghis and Noi
Courandt street, New York. opposite the National Hotel
Retebsm ia Fulton stree, G. H. Ring, ss Byosdwsv' eos
John street vsnderhoyen, Ill Division street Ford
yer, 73 Greenwich street Burger 80 Courtisndt street
New York l.. Williams, los Grand street Wiiamsburrh:
comm Smith 4 Dean street Brooklyn Dr.. Gardener s.
Montgomery street. Jersey City Dr. Mercer Newark Dr.
sy S se5oosossn .f P,ssT Hsw Is
Fletcher Saratoga Reddng Co, sis,e street Boston j.
BSs .sS @
Warrington City IS Nsmc
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your paper. deem It my lazy say word IL reply.
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will ende .vOr to ACCOMMODATE bim cannot take my boat
l"% the line she in
cor TO- But my :ss'. have Crafty
withdraw on her line for The
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straight work both wava thereorr there
4. MAI; j T.s:i
5: to "S ee S %
H'''seiii saXGG '%S.'b uNsTAN,
New York. September Sd, isss ''eA"e' A''A"'
% i The s;s r.
miserably that they have been ashamed
their and made Captain Dusan endorse t Three
for re ink dry and YET they have day
will be IKE oay change Ssr
cape.
The match offered them sssily be without oosng
Trip ifithe Atlantic and Captain Dustan, after so mach
land her and freight Light
s. dor and back, by O'Clock r. M he may the
The Atlantic and Captain pu.':s viii 90 faster than
they have been aole to do thus far. However will take
their terms will the Oregon against the Atlantic
the Sd Of from Thogs Point around the Light
Boat New London and back for thousand dollars the
bet to be taken in all next week GEORGE LAW,
New York, September 4th, 1916.
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Thus showing decrease Of f7s5 10 in the circulation
of notes in England, and decrease of f5365s7 in the
circulation of the United Kingdom compared with tho
corresponding period last year.
The average stock Of bullion held by the Bank of Eng
land in both departments during the month ending the
18th of July was fi5s9s,Oes, being an increase Of
f7l467l as compared with the preceding month"; and
decrease Of fa74s2 as compared with the period
last year.
The premium gold at Paris l6 per mile, which,
at the English mint price Of GO It's l0d per ounce for
standard gold, gives exchange of as and tho OK.
change at Paris on London at short being a5 u.s. it fol-
lows that gold OTIS per cent dearer in London than
Paris.
BY advices from Hamburg the price Of gold 43o per
mark, which, at the English mint price of fs It's. lOd
per ounce for standard god gives exchange of 10
and the exchange at Hamburger London at short be.
ing Is llx it follows that gold is Os7 per cent dearer
in London than in Hamburgh
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discharged. h.
A gentleman. whose name could not learn said Il
seemed to him that the committee misunderstood their
objects 1t only meant that they should draw up re-
port of what has been done up to this time on that
branch Of science in order that persons about 10 embark
in the study Of 1t might know the starting point
The CHAIRMAN said there was no motion before the
chair and the committee could not be discharged with
out q vote.
motion was then made for their discharge which
was carried, and they were accordingly discharged.
The meeting then adjourned
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PHILApELrHrA, Sept. 4. lsAs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 4, i5A6.
The fitting out Of the soop- ofwar Germantown ia 60
ing on " rapidly possible at navy yard Her lower
mass have all been stepped and her fore and main upper
mass are now in their places and the rggers are
work a. busy bees she will doubtless present quito
shipshape appears nee in very few days.
The repairs TO tie revenue cutter Spencer arg
gressngrapidly at the extensive establishment Of
Rainey, Neafie & Co, Kensington. Her old bo
yesterday taken out and she Is to be hauled out
day6 that survey may DO had upon her hull
tain the extent OF the repairs which may be ne
Gas has been introduced into the distric
Garden from the city works, and win be
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Married,
In this city on the I'D inst, by the Rev. DR.. Len.
thai, Mr. DANIEL to Miss CAROLINA Mas
sENBAcH, natives Of Germany.
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Metallic Tablet Razor strop.-Thc oldest
and approved article having before the
public for the last thirty years. be had the subscriber
Wholesale and retail.
@. SAUNDERS & SON. III Broadway
A few doors above Courtlandt st.
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TO MECHANICS AND INVENTORS.
THE EUREKA,


A JOURNAL Of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION or
"A INVENTORS devoted TO the Disco yeries Of Science
and Invention IN the Arts embellished with elegant line
engavng End containing sixteen large of
in the country IL is positively Of the cheapest and
valuable publ cations issued Published l35 Mass
Clinton buiidngs at only shilling number So
per hundred News and others supplied Sabscrp
ton pnce dollar year. strictly advance Clubs OF
six persons furnished with one copy gratis IS 2tsrc
1NHE PERSON who took Black Hat (Gennin maker, }
i from the Gothic Hall Bowling Saloon. on Monday
evening last lis requested it, together with the
contained without further delay suffer the
SEQUENCES The following notes, with other papers, were
in said hat the payment OF which has been stopped:
One note drawn by Jones Hartman for $3.50 co. dated
One note drawn by A. X. Howard & Co.. sIsI %, dated
April 81, 1916.
One note drawn by L. L. Peet s o. dated August a.
One note drawn by c. H. Taylor Co.. sas &C. dated Aug
30, 1915 50 g.rc
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-Brown sheetings aud
shings fevery style and width, all the known brands
both heavy fine Stark Mills, Lawrence e. Indian Head
Cabot A. Premium Hevy. Merrimack Ereter's, Unknowns
&C. may Be had At % M R,,ss' on ths SECOND
street Low priced and medium wide Shesting Also
best Southern Cotton Yarn assorted 70 10 and 70 ~ Bats
wieks: Warp, and wsdding. I. uspEHsHlLL,
IS ItSmc Nos ~ ano ~ CEDAR street.
$40 REWARD-LOST OR STOLEN.
an The evening Of the 30th ut, from the wharf Ho
" boken, Ysw Boat, 20 feet long, painted white, with
the exception Of one black streak around the Top and has
builders name branded the inside OF the
ward Of TEN DOLLARS will be given the delivery Of
the boat 10 the subscriber. JOHN VAN BOSkkRCk
TSHE duties OF Miss EOGHs school, No 70 Third Ave
nue.. will DO resumed on Monday, Sept 7th. silver
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Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, new and in
valuable discovery warranted neither wash of
being Liquid Dye which sly changes the color
Of the hair beautiful brown bla ck without injury
the symods application and instant. nsous effect all other
change. Its superior excellence will be apparent every
upon single application Country gentlemen have
closed phao1 Bro.dway Juason: Hotel Price 81
invited call at the depot and have thaix WmsGsrs dyed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-05

Toilet Articles, consisting OF tho choicest
Perfamery Denrihce:, Cosmetics, Shaving Creams, TY
Soaps, Razors from the approved makers, Dressing
Case: containing all tina, i e, the toilet the
n7sBroadway opposite Towards Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-05

DRowNEp-We learn that the body of a man.
apparently as years old found on Wednesday in the
Passac River toll gate Pine Brook Morris county
He had sandy hair, and upon his arm "ls4O, C. " M
was marked with India ink paper was also found In
his pocket marked "a Grand street. but his could
not be ascertained.- Hewark .qdr. Sept4.
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Ladies Will he glad 10 learn that the
french Lunar Pills can be bad liz Cherry street. Us
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A VALUABLE TESTIMONY.

w like. all tines give credit when credit il due
w and the time relieve the distresd
douby grahed we therefore, give the following
voluntary testimony to the beneficial effects OF Wtar
Bassm Of Wild Cherry. by the editor Of the Columbia
South Carol nlan who have obtained relief
from ts uss-[nId pcmin,on, Ponsmop,h, Yarn,v
WiSTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
We seldom patent medicine, having great
spec for the skin Of the medical but chance
ate, the close Of the late session Of the essagre when
lungs almost dried by the highly rarhed
phere OF stove warmed State House. The Bssam i'm
mcdiaely relieved OF most harassng cough which
threatened health serious degree We feel that
indeb!ed to for fifteen pounds Of animal wegh
which addition being once FELT cannot be forgotten
None genuine, unless signed 1, BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale by A. b. X d. SANDS, Agents for New York
city also by druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canada. SIT D&W
OTIs sTI;AtNlE,lnELD, DENTIST, HAS RETUKNED
" 10 JHL CITY, aust lwsm
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Photography.-We beg To remind the tra-
vsli,n. public that they should NOT the opportunity
while passing through city, of visiting Pumbes National
psgue Gallery ISL Brosdway We feeiproud Of IL for
the triumphant superiority Of the specimen pictures Of all
the great m with the history OF
our country We shall look upon the greatest orna
ment TO our city. Admittsnce free.
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The actual circulation OF the Bank Of England for thu
four periods mentioned in the above table, was an
nexed -
CIRCULATION OF THE BANK OF ENoI.xn
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On comparing these amounts with the fixed issues of
the several banks il appears that
The Irish banks above their fixed issue f3sl ss7
The Scotch banks above their fixed issue 500 s5l
Total above the fixed issue. 49,. f63a s4s
This excess Of circulation the fixed issues, is
based the amount Of gold and silver coin held by the
several banks which during the month ending the 18th
Of July last, appear to have been follows
Gold and silver held by the Irish banks Ca 266 7s6
Gold and silver held by the Scotch banks. li47 1897
Total of gold and silver coin. ga, ala, 1873
Being decrease of fi4s2le by the Irish banks and
Of f5,4lo by the Scotch banks from the amounts
pectvely held by them during the preceding MONTH
The stock of specie held by the banks will allow of their
issuing to the extent of f2779aa5 over the present
amount Of notes in circulation in Ireland and Scotland
These returns, combined with the average circulation
OF the Bank of England for the period give the fol-
lowing statement Of the total paper circulation for
United Kingdom compared with the previous month
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NOTICE.

LEWENBERG Practical Opticsn, has finished a
LIZ large objective glass telescope with great improve
ment beg Of some gentleman OF science pro-
fessor who has given lectures In academy the
pleasure and with him nature
It, at my house North First street. Wamsburgk IS 5src
r1,HE PERSON who sent a note Mr. C., Wall street.
signed Brooms street. is earnestly requested give
Mr.. q, a interview.
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YACHT CLUB.
A MEETING Of the NEW YORK YACHT CLUB
will be held Tuesday, the 8lh half past
O'clock r. M at the Club House. Ely sian Fields Hoboken
Dilner at o'clock
-Gentiemen Intending to dine, will confer favor by
leaving their names at the Union Club Honse
By order Of the Commodore,
ks3 2tseJe JNO. Z. JAY, Secretary.
CENTURY PLANT
VNHE CENTURY PLANT exhibiting at DUNLAP &
l. THOMSON'S Seed Store, go Broadway, is again
covered with flower buds seed Pods and perfectly formed
cents, children halt price The price of admission will Ge
refunded to yser,
fled that Is the largest and wonderful plant Of the Kind
ever exhibited IN rhIs country. IS iws nc
PLASTEREkS' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
II EMOVAL OF THE PLACE OF MEETING.-The
Society VIII meet Tuesday eniug the sh Instant
at o'clock az the Carpeaters' hall No. 79 Wooster be-
low Blocker street. Puncua attendance is requested
VIM. SIMPSON, President
JOHN McURATH, Secretary x5fsrc
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rASHlUNAbLr DANCING
M3LLE DkSJARDfN would respectfully inform he,
1 pupils and the public hat she returned from Sara
toga Springs where she had honor
keaowa az which she had jus. received from Par
fashionable Dances her residence No "a Leonard
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United Kingdom f37,759.2is T,si3,7as lsi,ag
Showing an increase Of s627 in the circulation Of
notes in England and increase of Elsa 497 in the cir
culaton of the United Kingdom, when compared with
the preceding month ending June 90.
The following statement will show the position of the
currency when compared with the same period last
wear
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Ills sTAsN l,ItD, DENTIST, HAS RETUKNED
TO The CITY, aust lwsm
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FLOUR AND MEAL-Holders steady at IS Sc!
for Genesee but the inquiry not large We note sales
1000 bills at that rate and 500 do fiat Ohio IS So
sale OF 1000 bbe Genesee for export was reported but
we could not trace 1t. We note sales AGO bbls Extra NJ
Orleans at SIS so. Southern descriptions are rmer En-
port from 1st TO 18th March, "a leg bbs Wheat Flour
GRAIN-Ne hear Of no transactions to-day. and there
was but little offering Export from lst to nth March,
es75 BUSH Corn 1883 do. Wheat; l4,4s9 do. Rye
1897 do. Barley.
sEED-The large holders of Glover ask s0lot cents
for good lots. The sales small Export, from LIST 10
l7th March, s97 terces Glover Seed.
BEE5WAX-About 5000 rs. prime Southern Yellow
have been sold al 29t cents and 1000 ID extra 80 cash
PARTNERSHIPS have been made of 10000 ID. good
to prime Western Live Geese ct $3.50 cents, cash.
FRTTT-Tbe transactions include 1900 boxes Bunch
Rasns part st 81 951S2; 1000 do dry, So l2t mos.
and 500 drums Turkey Figs terms made public
oLs-Farther sales of 50O0l0OO bbla. North Yves,
Coast Wbnle for home use at IS cents. cash Linseed
remains without change.
HEMPLSales of 5 tons Clean Russia at S2l0; 48500
bales Manila from the ship $3.50 and rs do Ssa $780,
6months.
HDES-sales of 100l2O0 Southern at ss09 cents y
h. tpart discount off, cash 3l2 Porto Rico, 81, equal TO
Smon,hs $50 Maracaibo at previous prices 500 Rio
Grande IS 10. private terms and in Baltimore, for
this market 5000 Rio rande % 10 at 12i cents, mos
merchantsbe and 5000 Porto Cabello, on terms not
made public.
ToBAcCo-There is but little demand at present :
Sales Of 100 bales Cuba about 2223 cents and
40 cases Florida 9n terms we did not learn Manuac-
tured ia in moderate request.
wOOL-Ssles have been made OF 10000 ID. American
a.A cents for No. l, and 2s for Superfne.
GRoCERIES-For The last three ddys-There ts no
charge in the Coffee market with fair demand The
Gales 5000 bags Brazil as. cents 500 Maracaioo
9; SIS old Java 9l0lo; and 500 Sumstra. 6, and
months. There continues fair demand Tor Sugar from
the trade, and prices remain unchanged The Gales In
clude 400 hhds New. Orleans, &c. at 81 cents l5c
Porto Rico ran; and 900 boxes new crop Havana al
1ass for Brown and 81 0l0., mos. for White There
has been continued good demand for Cuba Mossses
the advance barely sustained The sales include
$50 bbs Newlberia in lotO part 80 cents cargo to
arrive five cargoes Cardenas Havana, &c. Including one
from second hands not TRANSFERRED; and about
500 hhds and terces Porto Rico in lots, 81
: PROVISIONS-A sale OF 400 bbls. old Mess Pork &c
20 out of market has been made at $40 690Sl0 10 2
Dbl In other descriptions we hear Of nothing doing
Export; from lst 18th March, Sos bbs Beef 22s do
Pork; a. 295 kegs Lard.
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NEW-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY. MARCH oil. Pc
~ ETRY-Liaes- sugge-;ed by VIII; ihs City Of
Washington In 1915, byJ. Whittier; The Sunny South
A Song by C. D. Stuart; Forest Melodies. IL EDITO
-Punishnient-Seyeriy Certainty; Tue Public
Lands; Matters al Washiugton lsns ana Oogies-Re
peal; Lberaism and Law New HsnD shire; Mr. w aIk
er's Tariff Bi!l-Booss: Capital Punishment, Reform 10
Public Printing; Black Snfrage--Its Consequences; The
Evening Post: Sc1kc III. POLlIICAL-Al Hail! New
Hampshire; Election Returns from resry the whole
State; New-York Town Eections-Alegsny, Clinton,
Chsutsuaue Caiiaraisus Deiawere, Essex Genesee, 81
tiou &c ". EEWS-From Texas; Lister from Africa ;
Honduras Late from Mexico Asirs in Canada East; One
Dsy Later from Europe, By the ship Sunbeam; Another
Cherokee Delegation More about the Slave. Pens From
Esyi; Brszil-Her Poiicy-The Condition Of her People,
Of The Tribune from Albany Phi.adeps
New Bedford, Harrbu Washington; PROCEEDINGS OF
CONGRESS-, from Regular Correspondent; Appoint
from The Old Man OF me Mountain: NEw-YoRR LEcIs-
LAruRE V. MISCELLANEOUS-The Deaf and Dumb
Capital Punishment; Expulsion of the Tribune Reporter
Co.nnsnis of the Press Law and Lawysrs-EX;oton Of
Fees; The Season Grating Near: Rumors sud Numors
al Washington, No Ill One Way 10 Nuliify Bad Law
Where s Heary Clay p Tue Freshe, siths North Freshe
or the D-laare Great Flood the Susquehsuna The Ii
The Farmers Library Monthly Jo1rna of Agriculture
The SpoiIs OF Newfork City; Post Once Arrangements
for New Brunswick and Nova Scotia; Decision Judge
Putnam In the case OF james W Webb Testimony for Inc
Candid; Notices OF New Publications. &c. VI. CONNER
CIAL Observation-Disclosures, stocks, Money, Cattle
Market
Single copies, put up wrappers The Mails be
obiained al The dess-piics 81 cents
r. TERMS-S2 per year All subscriptions payable
GREELEY McELRArH, Tribune Buildings,
and Nassau sis n CITY Hall
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MEN.

On Wednesday morning, 18th inst, of lingering i'll
uess which she bore with Christian tortitude. CARO-
LINE NESTLE daughter of j. B. and Rachel GaSsner
sg.d - years.
The relatives aud friends of the family requested
to attend her funeral Friday afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence of her father. No. Ii hottest The
funeral services at 81. Paul's Church.
On Wednesday morning, Of typhoid fever, MARY
FRANCES daughter Of the late Thomas Yates aged
thirteen years and four months.
4ol O. of O. F. are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral on Thursday al halfpast O'Clock, from her
Grondfa,hers residence, % Beecker.s without farther
invitation.
Suddenly on Wednesday, 18th inst in the Goth lyesr
OF her age, Mrs. PHEBE. widow Of the late James An
defson and mother Of James S. and Cornelius V. An
derson
nterment Friday morning, at clock from her late
residence &c Crosby.st
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M.,..,,u,ett, per cent. are worth 2.es, and

dam. Massachusetts per cents are worth 2f63, and
sor City /: Is offered, but sales hodera asking 800
o, immediate vicinity Is TO have railway iron roll
4 ms mil.s-that in Warcham, the fremont Company
have in fact already contracted for 5000 tons at sso MI
era, frat mill ia TO be started at the old site upon
the Mil DAM and as the building Is up and machinery
ready specimen OF Boston handiwork in this rnahuis
ture viii ere long be offered Real estate appears
with every sale and II Is generally understood 'ne'
$4,000 profit upon the Atheneum LOT in
- Tho $40 600 that Association realized could now De
mad By tho Museum Company
The South Western Railroad and BANKING Com
ns,v has inst issued It's Annual Report appears from
~. ,bs, the Company in aorrishins condition and
, he gross receipts freight passage, and the mails
,,o, Ia, Jsnusry ls45 TO LIST January 1896 amountto
s5ss e97 H. while the current expenses for the same
lime arc $3.50 735 TO- leaving nett prof, for the past
sY Of sl6s e62 6l Of which two dividends have been
d To stockholders of $4,000 leaving balance or the
,oroyemeu, of the road Of s2l062 81 The number of
hale. of cotton received the past year amounts to $751;
s57 bales while the quantity of packages OF merchaD
disc shipped sums up s52.l65. The total number of
,,rsops travelling between Charleston, Hamburg, and
Columbia Is reported $685. for which the company
,scefyed e57 o. The of road diverging
f,opo the Columbia Branch TO TO Camden has been
suyeyed and the cost of it. estimated at S7Ooooo has
been already subscribed for and the work commenced
There Is now continuous line ofrailroad from Charles
z ,on peoetra,ipg into Georgia 3SS miles.
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The Genuine Preparation.
DR. SWATHE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
rnNSTTM pfrIVES

COMPOUND SYRUP OF Wild CUE2RY
CONSERVATIVES,
OR those whose lungs affected slightly, should take
~ this Syrup without delay by which they may prevent
the fixing o; mat dire disease fully and firmly. How
po,snt hen, eyod it Never live day with u cough
when this Syrup be had and you are nearly cer'an,
with proper care, avoid destruction by Consum oon
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY.
is a compound OF Vegetable remedies; is called Wild
Cherry because thai article Is the basis OF the
Ii Is so combined with other ingredients that the utmost eth
cheney Ia given is good qualities supporter and pre-
server of Inc powers and functions OF life. II has equal
CAuTIoN-An preparations OF Wild Chsrry, excep, DR..
Swaynes, are fictitious and counterfeit and sprung up
years after this valuable remedy had introduced itself into
ia sick chambers therefore, be deceived by the many
Raisam and 'Spurous Mixtures" hut try the genuine
and be cured Prepared only 10y Or SwAYSE, NJ w. cor
ner of Eighth ard Race streets, Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale and retail Charles Rings Gate DR..
Mnors 1872 Broadway, corner OF Johnst; and NJ Drug
stores 1873 Bowsry Broadway 25 Beecker-s, CO Hud-
son -. ANA $40 GraHdGt. 23t lmeotis7