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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-22

We are prepared 10 build al home or
abroad, from foundation to top complete,
and finish in the best workmanllkc man
ncr. HOUSES, &c, on the most reasonable
terms.
Persons DESTROYS of building will Ito weM
10 consult us, as we have the latest designs
from the great architect, George r. Wood
ward. All we want is tie size, how to be
finished and quality of material, and we
will guarantee the cost to complete same.
AZ; Don't fail to call and see us Ht our
office in the Factory at Mrrhanlcsto~ny
Frederick county, Md
m.r t1y WAE&CIlE, BRO y CO.
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EEssEGsA E1GDEe SALE.
r~XCELsIOR STOVE HOUSE.

T1XCELSIOR STOVE HOUSE.
I7JN1NG PLUMBING, GAS FIR
TING, LIGHTNING ROD AND
HOUSE F'URNISHIf'G EMPORIUM
FREDERICK CITY, MD.
The Stove Department is complete, and
includes the celebrated
EXCELSIOR COOKING STOW +,
and other STYLES. All Stoves warranted to
rive satisfaction or the money will be re-
funded.
HOT AIR FURNACES, &c, in their
proper season.
STOVE REPAIRING and cleaning at
shortest notice. >
ROOFING, SCOUTING and JOB
BING executed in the most satisfactory
manner. ,>-u
The PLUMBING DEPARTMENT is
correct in all its various branches, as usual,
GAS FITTING, and all kinds of Gas
Fitting Repairs, Ne, promptly attended to-
LIGHTNING ROD DEPARTMENT..
The subscriber is sole agent for t.lis sec
ton, of the Modern Improved Spiral flutcd
silent Lightning Conductor, and IS prcpa-
red to erect the same on all manner OF
buildings. II" solcits share OF the pub
lie patronage in the various branches of his
business. ~ y. W lI,'.N'
East Patrick street,
aplS-,f Frederick city, Nd,
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
= scrbcr has obtained from tAc Or
phan'a Court Of Frederick county, Letters
Testamcnlary on the Estate Of
GEORGE EYLER,
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
game with the vouchers thereof, on or be
fore the 18th day of November, 1871; as
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
ISRAEL WILLlAR,
may 13-lw Executor.
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Cheap Furniture,

AT Van b. Oslcr's House Furnishing
Store. just received Il large assortment of
Chairs; Bedsteads, Leaf and Extension
Tables, Dressing Bureaus, Chamber Suits,
Mattresses, &c, which will be sold at re-
duced prices. may 2O-3m
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-22

MONTEREY HOUSE, Summit of the
-lNI- Catoctin Mountain. HARRY WING
LING, Proprietor. Boardets taken by the
day or month. This is Lewis Ripple's cell
ebrated old stand. Beautiful scenery, ex-
ccllcnt water, delightful views, healthy To-
cation. Easy of access from Mechanics
town, Emmtsburg, Hagerstown, Gct'ys.
burg and Waynesboro.' Fare good and
terms moderate.
june 17-3m
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II cc!lanicstown Building Association

NOTICE is hereby given to ~ persons
N connected with this association, that
a meeting will be held on the LIST Saturday
night OF July, next, for the purpc!c of pay
ing up oar MONTH"; tt7rs Don't fail to
come forward and p1y '',e. BY order,
ith" - @@f SECRETARY.
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PRIVATE SALE.
1J7IIE subscriber offers at Private Sale
|. the McchanirstoWn
E1Eess,IssNsa YaEE1E.as.

I1IIE subscriber offers at Private Sale,
|. the McchanivstoWn
E1sless'lss.Nsa VaEEIa.s,
improved with a Merchant Mill, good
Water Power, ovCiSi,oot wheel, capacity
from Is to 20 barrels per day, Il fine large
new BRICK HOUSE, and all necessary
out buildings, with
g OR : ACRES or LAND,
within the incorporate limits of Tie town,
convenient to the Depot of the Western
Maryland Railroad, all in good repair, and
arranged for both mcrchan, and custom
work. Possession given and terms made
to suit the purchaser
T. 4. WIENNAN.
P.S The subscriber, thankful 10 tn"
citizens cG NcchanirstoNn and country l"7
the patronage htrttu.or" "-:j"nG>t', "sN5 n
continuance Of the same, AZ lAc mill has re
Gently undergone Il thorough repair He
i, now prepared to DO rustum work Of all
Kinds with Gg>pa;rh and Shall cndcayoT to
ulra~r all. Elour Corn Mead and Feed "i
all Kinds ana wr1I les on i0ld cor sal" an,
will h" delivered within III" Limits Of the
town on Tues lay ana Friday OF each Nr"t,
a, tn" very lowest marhct Price. Also
until The above property is $o,d viii con
tinuc to pay the highest market price, for
Wheat. I've. Corn and OATS.
mar lS-W I. g. WIERNA%.
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LOOK FOR THE SIGN OF TIE
EsEas HsasDT!

The Subscriber would in
form the citizens of Me
chanicSto,vn and vicinity
that he continues to man
ulacturc BOOTS AND
SHOES OF all sizes and
descriptions, which he
warrants, and will sell as
low as can be purchased
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-19
SHELBY COUNTY COURT, July
TERM, 1871.
MONDAY. JnIvaIs7l

. = - v A9a--
WHEREAS, the sapreme Court OF Ten
w nessee has lately decided in favor Of
Shelby county, In The cases involving the le-
galtty OF certain warrants drawn by Barbour
Lewis, President OF the Board OF County
Commissioners Of Shelby county:
And, WI eress, the county, as well as the
citizens thereof individually, are greatly in
terested In proper AMI Just action in the
premises; Ordered by the Court that the
Chairman Of the Court be, and he is hereby
authorized and requested, 10 appoint sOme
discreet and competent person to lake 8
memorandum, and make 9. record OF each
and all Of the warrants now held by tndivtd-
uals, which may be presented TO him, and
that such person report the amount, the
Kind, what issued for, and such other facts
In connection Herewith IS he may deem OF
interest to the county and to the citizens In
dlvidualiy, in this Court, at this or the Octo-
Der Term, lS7l; said record 70 be made in q
book to be furnished by the county.
Be it further ordered That said person. SO
appointed, be paid 8 reasonable compensa-
tion Tor his services, the said compensation
Be il further ordered, That this order be
published one week IN some newspaper In
the city Of Memphis.
Be Is further ordered, That the Chairman
De, and ne Is hereby requested, 70 appoint
three Justices OF the Peace to call imm edi-
ately upon each OF the Revenue Collectors OF
shelby county, and ascertain OF each sepa-
rately what amount OF warrants issued by the
said BarbO1r Lewis, President, etc, they had
on hand at the time of the decision of the Su-
pEeLne NOuEli ABOVE EeIerTeu To- anu taA6 the
written arhdavit OF each 10 the report made
BY him ss 10 the amount had on hand, ETC.
and report the same 70 this Court at this or
the October Term, l87l-
But nothing in these orders is intended or
shall be construed 10 mean, that We. In any
wise. s.fiEnn or r8tlfy the acts OF the COUNTY
Commissioners or the said Barbour Lewis s.
President thereof
A true copy from the records.
AtteBt: JAM s-s REILLY, Clerk.
By ID. 3. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
In pursuance Ofthe foregoing order hereby
from 4 On. to pm.
JyI2 TIC. BLECKLEY. Chairman
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Closing Out the Riot.

New YORK, July ls.-Thomes Me
Classy died this morning from q
wound received on the 18th. Twenty
five wounded are still at Bellevue and
Mount Sinai Hospitals. most Of whom
cannot recover. The funeral of w.
r. Pryor, late member Of the 9Th
regiment, will take place Thursday
afternoon from Calver church. The
body will be escorted to the Wood
lawn Cemetery by the 9Th regiment
and a force of police and inferred
with military hOnOrs. Pryor was shot
by a burly rufian who stood in a coal
cart, took deliberate aim with a horse
pistol dragon revolver. A man saw
him perpetrate the act, and will be
able to recognize him should he meet
him again. President Manierre, of the
Police Board, announced to-day that
he had been requested by his associ-
ates in the board to say that in con-
sequence of the extraordinary and
meritoriOus duty rendered by the
police on the 18th inst, all complaints
against officers for violation of rights
made prior to the 1lth be dismissed.
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WHICH is WHICH,
Six Of One Half-a-DOzen of the Other.
Hgrra, Bear! Hurra, Husband!


RIPLEY, TENN, July Is.
Editors AppeGl-As the Arkansas
lady said when she witnessed the
combat between her husband and
Bruin, l have no choice which
whips, the great Radical or the new
departure Democrat; for, il the same
policy is to be carried out, why not
let the old swarm stay, as they might
be succeeded by more hungry set, il
possible, and the people robbed OF
every remaining drop of blood in
their veins.
I have always been taught that the
Democratic party possessed certain
principles for which they cOntended-
measures not men" has been our
motto. We believe in the rights OF
the States, economical expenditures
of the public money, and that spprO-
priated according TO law and the Con-
stitutiOn, as it was, not as it is-hxed
up for the benefit of carpet baggers
and scalaWags. We are opposed to
the great central government at
Washington, which, in cur opinion, is
fast tending to q monarchy.
To prevent this, we propose to vote
our principles and sustain them as
well as we can at the ballOt-bOX We
propose to abide by the new amend
ments last added to the Constitution
of the United Statas as long as they
are the law of the land, and to repeal
them as soon as we can; that is, all OF
them that iufringes State rights; and
we propose retrenchment in every de-
partment Of the Government, and if
on these terms we are defeated we
will still have the consolation OF
knowing We are right, and that the
truth il on our side.
VINDEN.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
KU-KLUX AND MURDER FROM CHI

KU-RLUN AND MURDER FROM CHI
CAGO.
CHICAGO, July l8.-On Saturday
evening last, at Fall River, Lasalle
county, Illinois, Thomas Stanley, an
old citizen, shot and killed his sOn-iu
law, Joseph A. Allen, in the hall OF
his house, under the impression that
he was a burglar who intended to rob
him OF an amount of money which
he had received on that day.
At Cottonwood, Kansas, on the 9Th
instant, VIM. Cheel, a boss herder,
was shot dead by a Mexican herder
in his employ. The Mexican then
mounted a feet horse and made for
Texas. He was pursued by two COW
boys, who overlook him two hundred
and fifty miles south of Abilen and
shot him dead.
Dane Rush, a negro, residing in
America, Illinois, who, it was sup
posed, had been guilty of stealing
pork, was visited at his house by
Sheriff Stalth, of Pulaski county, ac.
cOmpanied by party of young men,
and shot dead upon his refusal TO de.
liver himself.
n bhOlh maj OO0h4 ~ DE hON0
CINCINNATI, July 1S.-A eOlOred
man named Charles Hammond, of
Darke county, on Saturday, pursued
Miss Clay who was passing to a
neighbOr, and ravished her. He was
arrested and lodged in jail. Since
this occurrence, it has been discovered
that he had made improper advances
to two girls near Union City, aged
thirteen and sixteen respectively,
while the latter were gathering black
berries, and Overpowering the young
er, was only prevented from carrying
out his hellish designs by her youth.
Intense excitement prevails at Green
vile, where he is imprisoned. 1t is
generally believed that the wretch
will be lynched.
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SYPHILIS.

or all diseases which flesh Is heir 70. none
bring so much misery, moral and pb ysieaI
Is syphilis. To all SO afflicted we can truly
say this RENE dy viii h'alp you. Two articles
found, by experience, 10 be peculiarly efica-
cious for this disease, are contained in this
compound. We ask sou to try DR.. Fowler's
Compound Extract, ard, by giving il a fair
trial, 1t viii cure you.
We speak with much confidence Of DR.
Fowler's Compound, because we know what
II is composed OF, and what II will do, We
know DR.. Fowler well, who Is q physician or
known repute, standing second to none in
the country, Of long experience, an honora-
bic man, who, having . reputation for char
acter, as well as ourselves, would never Al.
low medicine 20 60 before the public with
out merit. And we say of this Compound II
taken according 10 directions, after 9 fail
trial, Il will do all we claim for Il.
We offer it IS q new discovery which IL
certainly is-a genuine article for Scrofula
Syphilis and all blood Impurities; and know!
ing the genuineness OF it, IS such we send il
forth, saying :" Go, Heal the sufferingi''
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
FOR SALE BY
B0ck0tER Bros, Sole PrOprietOrs.
IlS Liberty Street, New York City
&W. JONES 4 CO., wholesale Druggists,
SSz Maan Btrest,
ylsOd SOLE AGENTS FOR AEMPHIs.
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of a free government like the Ameri-

of a free government like the Ameri-
can republic.
From the New York Commercial Adver-
tiser, Republican
The very first shot fired by the mill
tary disclosed the pusillanimity and
cowardice Of the mob, who fed in
terror from the scene, bursting
through the nearest doors that offered
retreat, hiding in coal cellars and
climbing out of windows hitherto
passable only by cats. It was to such
a crowd Ofriff-raff as this that the sur
render Of the police authorities was
made-a crowd upon whom the clubs
OF. the officers wrought such work that
speedy flight offered the only escape
from a martyrdOm for whose hOnOrs
they were not eager. It was evident
that all the respectable men Of New
York, regardless of race or religion,
were disposed to tolerate, where they
did not strongly approve, the Orange
parade. They felt that sacred right
was in danger, and they believed that
il should be made secure at whatever
hazard. The Catholic clergy had ad-
monished their fiocks of their duty,
and cautioned them as to their con-
duct. Here were the facts for the
superintendent and the mayor to act
upon. They were assured of a strong
backing, but they failed to accept the
omen, and so they brought a sense of
humiliation to every New Yorker.
Out of this "muddle" the action of the
Governor opened a way of escape, and
the determination and manful sup
port of the police and the National
Guard won the day for the right.
From the New York ExDress, Democrat
There is but one efficient medicine
for mObs and rioters, and that is the
lead and steel put in the hands of the
officers of the law. A foreign enemy
is bad enough; civil war is worse
but the greatest enemy of freedom,
right, liberty, law, property, and ev-
cry thing sacred, is the mob. The
mob is usually composed OF three ele-
ments, vice, ignorance and fanaticsm,
all enemies of republican govern
ment, and not TO be tampered with.
We can pity ignorance and regret IA
but we can have no parley
with them when arrayed against law
and order, and still less with vice,
which usually leads the other two.
Let it always be understood that mObs,
or not, are to be considered
and treated as public enemies, not |
only by the civil authorities, but by |
all good citizens. They are without |
excuse and wholly indefensible. Their |
place is either in dens and holes, jails |
Or prisons, and there they must be |
kept till they respect the law and
public opinion.
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The Drawing Postponed
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Drawing for the Real Estate, held in
Il the Distribution under our management,
which was announced to take place to-day, Is
POSTPONED UNTIL AUGUsT 81, lS7l.
The reason this Indulgence is asked OF the
public We briefly state: Our en- terprise Is one
OF magnitude requiring he establishment OF
Agencies throughout the United states. We
have now secured them frOm New York to
the raci1c SlOg g, but In doing so more time
has been consumed Than we anticipated We
are In working order everywhere desired,
ard place the day Of LraWfng only two
months on for the purpose Of giving all our
agents, far and near, fuu scope for their best
labOrA We started out 70 render the people
a Distribution of valuable Real Estate that
should be satisfactory to them in the details
OF It's drawing, and We intend TO maintain
that point regardless OF all else. If there Is
10 be any grumbl1ng, we prefer that it shall
occur In regard TO the slight delay we ask
than to have IL take place after the drawing
Is over. On the 3lst or August our enterprise
viii be perfected. We do not, nor viii nos
require another hours inGulgenee.
Respectfully, PASSMORE 4 RUFFIH,
Managers Real Estate Distri button
Memphis. july lS7L w
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RARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, July Is. Wall Street.
Gold dull and steady; all transactions at
ll249ll2H. Loans made at l@2 per cent,
for carrying. Clearings about $34, ,OOO. COO
Governments firm and q fraction higher,
Stocks more active but feverish III couse-
Quence Of the decline In Northwestern
and ST. Paul, caused by q disagreement
between the two companies. Money easy
at 2d3 per cent. In Southern securities
Tsnnessees and Missouris are Very Arm.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, at IO96
Govt coupons OF 1881, l151S; do 62s, 6-2ls
lI4sS; do SIS, ll3Z; do 65s, ia; do new
5-2Os, 1l29<; DO 81 6-2Os, llS; do 6Ss, us;
do 10 4Os lis; do currency IS, ia. Mis-
souri, Stste bonds, 1201<; Old Tennessees.
72; heW, 72; Virginia, new, 70; do
old, 66; North Carolina, old, As; do new,
q. Canton, 7e; West. u. Telegraph Co, ,
5S; Quicksilver, II; Msriposa l08: do
preferred, lO6 Adams Express Co.
81; Wells, Fargo i Co.'s Express, 5O5<
American NJ. U. Express Company, SEX /:
United States Express Company, 63L
Pacific Mail, 43%; New York Central,
96k New York Central scrip, Elk; Erie.
%; do preferred, 50; Harlem, I2s;
do preferred, l3l Reading, ll1z;
Michigan Central, 100; Pittsburg, FIT,
Wayne and Chicago, 100; Northwestern,
6s%; do preferred, 80; Rock Island,
IOyL: New Jersey Central. los st. Paul,
6sk; DO preferred, 7S7{; Wabash, SO 90
preferred, 81 Fort Wayne, 99k Terrs
Haute, "A; do preferred, s.; Chicago
and Alton, 12e1<; do preferred, 12S; Ohio
and Mississippi, 435S; Cleveland, Colum-
bus and Cincinnati, S61<; Burlington and
Quincy, l52; Union Pacific, 277<.; Central
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Z Mrs. WinsIOVTs Soothing Syrup, u
Greatest Medical Discovery Of the Nine.
teeHth Century. -
Dr.. FOwIer's Compound Extract

e
Ser0fuIa, Syphilis, Liver Complaint,
Constipation, Chronic Rheumatism,
Diseases of the Kidneys and bladder,
and all Bleed Impurities.
~ We ofier to the American public new
and valuable remedy for the sbOve-men-
toned diseases. Fowlerfs Compound Ex-
tract Is composed Of the best medtcin es
known to Msteria Medtea- 1t is perfectly
pure in all its Ingredients, being composed
Of several well-knoWn articles universally
used by the best physicians; each of which,
in eombination-supphes what experience
has shown to be wilnting when singly en-.
ployed; but the result OF patient investiga-
ton, requiring time, labor and skin, so as to
give the public genuine article, which they
can rely upon, and in place OF the worthless
and dangerous Patent Medicines flooding the
country; and therefore enables US to warrant
Fowler's Compound Extract to be the most
perfect curative for diseases OF the blood
ever discovered.
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ScROFuLA.

This CompOund is a never-failing cure for
this terrible disease. How manv diseases
have their seat in the blOod-diseases which
have been treated vainIy for years. II the
blood alone Is purined, in most cases health
and happiness win soon return. Dr. Fow-
ler's Compound acts especially upon the
virus in the blood, causing in time the dis.
appearance OF the hioeous sores, and Iestor-
ing the skin 10 a healthful appearance, tie
eye clear and sparkling, and the whole hu-
man organization becomes healthy.
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Court of shelby county, Tennessee.-S. p.
Jones and others vs.. W. Il. Walker, ]. M.
Bradford, W. B. johnson and son ct al.
TT appearing fr om bill duly sworn to Ia this
/ 'cailfe that the defendents, W. H. Walker,
j. N, Bradford, W. b. Johnson and sop, are
nom residents OF the State OF Tennessee:
ii Is therefore ordered, by the CleHk and
N aster That they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse Of the Second
Chancery Court Of Shelby county, in the
CITY of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the irst Monday In September, ISL,
and plead, answer or demur to complain
ANITA bill or the same Will be taken for con-
fessed az to them, and set for hearing ex-
parte, and that q copy of this order be pub
hshed once week Tor iour successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal. This July u, ls7I.
MD. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By c. BKLcHER, Deputy G. and N.
Vance q Anderson, Soils. Tor complainants.
1yly wed
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MERA.
His LynChers to- be Arrested-6OVernSr
Palmer Says so.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-A dispatch from
Springfield, Illinois, says Governor
Palmer, on receiving information Oi
the lynching of Martin Mera, who
whipped and burned his son to death
at Watseka, Illinois, a short time
since, called upon the sheriff of Ino-
quois county for an official statement
Of the facts. To-day he received an
account from that officer, with the
finding of the coroner's inquest and
the names of the lynchers. The
sheriff states that il will be difficult 10
arrest any of the mob, but he is willing
to do his duty. The Governor replied
assist him with the whole power OF
the State, if necessary.
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ODD Fellows al Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., July lS.-The Odd
Fellows procession this am. was one
Of the finest ever seen in this city. All
the brethren wore the handsome re-
gala Of the order, and the bands had
been out in tull uniform, and numer-
Gus flags and banners were carried in
the line. The lodges of this city and
county were ont in full force. A large
delegation nom other points was
present. The column was a mile in
lenth, and contained 5000 persons.
After the march a banquet was par
taken of at the rink, at which place
there was a reunion and ball this
evening,
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PEORIA, III, July 1S.-The ex-
Committee of Distjllers' Association
is in session here at the Peoria House
All the live houses of New York,
Ohio. Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin
and Iowa have joined the association.
The balance of the States were we'll
represented. The association IL un-
dOubtedly q success.
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- Three hundred fest long. 80 fsst WidsS
and In first-class working order, and a0ls TO
dock the largest vessels coating In Western
waters. Is now offered FOR SALE, a. she
now lies at AIgisrs, Ia. Apply to
WV. WABHBURN,
CHAS. GALLAGHER
LEOPOLD sHEUREB.
LAg. COmmlgsfoners.
New Orleans, La, July I8. IszL iy5
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We have put mp and sold this article for
years. ana CAN SAY IN CONFIDEECE AMI
TRUTH OF It, WI hat we have never been able
to say Of any OF her medicine-N EVER HAS
IT FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTh NOE TO
EFFECT A CURE, when timely used. Never
did we know an instance of dissatisfaction by
any one who used it. On the contrary, all are
delighted with It's operations, and speak in
terms OF highest cOmmendat1on OF It's magt-
cal effects and medical virtues. We speak In
this matter " WHAT WE DO KNOW" after
years Of experience, AND PLEDGE OUR
REPUTATION FOR THE FULFILMENT Oh
WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. In almost
every instance Wnere the infant Is suffera1lg
from pain and exhaustion, relief viii be
found In fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered.
This valuable preparation has been used
with NEVER FAILING GTTCEESQ IN