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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-13
COURIER

,.xrED--A JOUR PitiNTEh
{. short time, At this otiice.
~washiuston has ',o4s 'chool child
,.rr refreshing rain on wedncs-
,,,l the dust, and cooled the air.
W, few peaches In town for sale,
, ,I.y am III ones. Distillerso taking
ut Of the CROP
| ,.rrherc are SAC school children in
I.,.r,burg between the ages of g and
b years.
Nh ". Eny has built a what yon
- call il. adjoining his store on the
n.re Too much danger OF fire for
ku.ny such additions.
The caps are being placed on the
;.dow, Of the 2nd story of the new
.bool.l,ou>e in Jasper, and present a
,r,dirsble appearance.
-rMessrs. Berger & Shoenakcrs have
ia contract for some bridges. recently
!, ont in this county. which they ARE
,u.y making preparations to complete.
Some thoughtless mi>chevous boys
,,,u valuable COW belonging to George
FRIEDMAN. around the woods in the
y,;r Grounds. last Tuesday. with horses,
|un,iI thew made her try to Jump fence.
I,aS broke one Of her leg. 50 that she
lad 10 be killed. Bad boys.
BALLOON ASCENSION. The officers %
h, Dubois Agricultural Society have
|rade arrangements with a party in Gin
L.innati TO secure grand balloon ascen-
ION on the Fair Grounds. Oh Thursday
i he 81 day of the Fair. The aeronaui,
kre OF the 'smost skillful and the rare
sight will attract thousands.
lccipsSr. On last SUNDAY morning
.rar IIaysviIle, sevcra! Young men were
l.; new frame house being erected on
|ir. y. Chattin's farm. and Bail Miller
.or up on the joists Of the l>t story
hen..one Of them turned with him and
b. fell a distance of nine or ten feet,
.iriking t,le back of his head OF ono OF
u. -lcepers. injuring him severely, but
+ j. thought no, fatally.
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BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA!

Read the following extract Of letter from Mrs.
Rivers. wife of Reverend Dr. Rivers. one Of the mos
learned, sloqs and popular Ministers Of the M"tho
dist Episcopal Church. and who at present stationed
At Broad~ay Church, Louisville, Ky.
LOUISVILLE. KY., Oct. q, 1859.
Dr. JonS BrLL-pgAE SIN; Many thanks 10 you for
The medicine you ha' 90 kindly given me | have
been great sufferer Tor years and he'd the advic. oil
various ply sicians A"n'e pronounced my spine s"m,
my lungs. and some my cart 10 he the seat Of my
disease IhaVe been burnt bsfer~d and cuppsd until
had become dishesrtened Several very eminent phys
clans whs examined my sph informed me that was
s..",snsd Win paralysis PEsIp.lay sny 'ii ana
perfect horror II that. ami wa hes's'ng sbont having
one inserted ~hsn kindly ven, NJ. your Ssrssps
rs which Immediately heg.u to take thre. times
day had Tered terribly wit most acute psn in
the right side Of my bead. esp ally when would
read or write for am length Of tirh and rising to m!
feet would be perfectly blind for verai minutes and
woiid have {" hod 20 something to ':e..bt fslhhg
am most happy TO inform you tina me pain ~ my
mead - entirely rr'~' Ell uner but s''a"hi ~itn ny
indie for the mr.. time in ny life eLjoy my dinner
mor- than airy neal during the day.
You kindly me four bottles again lA>' night. and
II h~ssn again rhis morning. and hope {" entirely
rrlisved Please accept my heartfelt .tbsnk and boot
wishes
Very rGiy,your most grateful friend.
N. H. e. n, YES.
l. Esrsn-e t., he genuine anu written ny Ii. psi
whore name they hear.
Ito N" suffer- .orrsslf 10 be imposed on Don't be
drawn swsv sf'sr ar,t doubtful experiments. pn'i
risk yonr health by letting no'ices exPeriin-ht upon
you ~i,h,fheir ussh
Nv Ssrssps rills has stood the test for twenty
years. t. srii the ssr>apsriiis II tie day - the
Axe. towering al others In popularity and it,
curative qaal.ties
other extracts II Sarsap Ara. -o-call~d. Remember II
is Dr. Jhn Bull. Ssr.spsra. Of Louisville Ky, that
''""d and sero:ucs Affections. Ai~s.s Lear tLsi in
mind.
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ne following assignments OF preacher
Tor the coming year have been made h,
the Indiana conference Of the Methods
'hunh
RocxporT DrsTVIoT-J. Walls Z. L.
Rockport u. T.. Brani.
Rockport Circuit. j. Il. IliiIyard.
koonvilIc-E. Halves.
rn'er-R. a. Kemp.
!.yunvi.le l.. II. JAY.
lankeetown = ID. Mer.lcn.
Iaylorsville T. Alexander.
reiersburg-S. W. McNaugbion.
on-To be supplied.
ot'weIl-W. w. Webb.
iiuntingfon-J. W. Moore.
s.enfryville--N. II. Patterson.
1rand view--J. Bruner.
Troy q. q. Hearing.
Sahnelton +. a. Hutchinson.
Kome--R. B. Ward.
.annelton Circuit--To be supplied.
MITCHELL DrsTRIcT--J. Kei.er 7. Z
Mitcncll--J Poucher.
Sprlngville--J. l.. T.. Cooper.
I'edford--O. II. Smith.
orangeville--J. W. Wclkcr.
faoli aud. Orleans--J. a. Scamma.
horn.
Eric--F. a. Ellis.
shoals snd Loogootec--,J. w. Buck.
Haysvillc--R III. Rhodes.
iark's Prairie--L. Forbes.
Newton Stewart--N. +. Boring.
i:resvilIc--F. 4. Friedly.
,,ampbellsburg--To be- supplied.
Ling Ching : Missionary To China.
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B U L l. S
Worm Destroyer
EXTRACT OF A LETTER PROM GEoRGl,

EXTRACT OF A LETTER PROM GEORGIA.
vnLASow, wALxEKCo GA. I
June 20. \
DR JoHs Btu-Dear Sir: have recently given your
worm Destroyer several trials and find II wonderfully
acous II has not failed in single instance To have
the wished for effect am doing pretty large country
practice and have daily for some article of the kind
am, sir most respectfully
JULIUS ?. CLEMENT. NJ d.
p g. So unqualified and numerous are the testimo-
malls in favor of my Worm Destroyer that newspaper
spsc. is entirely too small 10 tell its merits.
II is an nfsilble remedy for Worms. Try u and he
conv WINGED. See my Journal for more full description
JOHN BULL.
Bulls CcdrOn Bitters.
BULBS PectOral Wild Cherry
Bulls Extract BuChu.
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS.
AIIthe .bcv. medicines prepared by Or. jour BrLl
at his LsbrAtory, Fifth street, Louisville, ny.
FORsALEB NJ. TRIEDMAN& co.
JASPER, IND, and by Druggists gsn.
orally. May 81, I'll.
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The Lady Of Iron Nerve

who will during each performance enter
a den of Kaiiir Lions and while in the
Den actually feed the monsters with raw
meat from her naked hand.
Remember but one price Of admission Is
charged to witness the entire confederation.
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For Sheriff.

Clement Doanc: Sir: - on are all
thorized to announce my name rs a can
didate on the Republican ticket for
Sheriff Of Dubois county at the ensuing
October election.
WILLIAM +. SIMMONS.
Ey-Wc are authorized TO announce
Mr.. FRANK FINK, as candidate for
Sheriff Of Dubois county, at the ensuing
October election.
~ We are authorized to announce
Mr.. JOHN WEIKEI.. az a candidate for
Sheriff of Dubois County, ut the cnsu-
ing October election.
us' We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM HENDRICKsoN, as a candidate
for Sheriff Of Dubois county, ut the en-
suing October election.
We are authorized to announce
the name Of CHARLES INDEREIDEN, as
candidate for Sheriff ut the ensuing
October election.
give are authorized to annoucc Mr.
John N. MORGAN, as candidate fol
Sheriff Of Dubois County, ut the cnsu.
ing October election.
~ We are authorized to announce
Mr.. HENRY KIRwER, as a candidate fol
Sheriff Of Dubois County, at the ensu
ing October election.
For County Clerk.
'-.Wc are authorized to announce
Col. BAIL Il. ERMoNsToN, as candidate
for County Clerk, at the ensuing Octo
Der election.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-02-10

general average Of the market s475. Tx.
IRENE range of prices 25asT 90. Most
Of the sales were from 81 p to s % per
100 pounds.
Sheep.-Fair 20 good wool Sheep at 5a
s cts per pound gross.
Hogs Prices ranged as follows: fair to
good fat Hogs jOaS7 0 per 100 lbs.
net.
Seeds. Glover Seed s682a7 90; Timothy
SO 50aa IS; Flax 81 80.
Leather. City Slaughter 10 to ~ cents;
Rough Skirting 80 to 50 cents; Spanish Sole
b TO 81 centsi Country Slaughtered 40 to
as cents.
Hiies.-City Steer at l2l cts; Cow II
cents.
Hay and Sird0. -lIay 25aS27 per ton.
Rye Straw lSaS20 per ton.
Feathers Quote at 90 to Go cents for
common to prime live geese per pound.
Woot BURY unwashed, q to SO cents
per ID; unwashed, free from burrs. 40 to
~ cents; tubwashed, IS to SO cents; lamb
pulled "a to - cents long pulled a to l6
cents per pound
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DIED.

On the 3lst Of January, near Houcks.
Vile, Mrs. Mary A. Davis, aged 7G years,
month and day.
On the 22d ultmo, Gorilla Snider, aged
30 years, / months aud / day.
On the 18th rltimo, Susanna Condor,
aged years, months and 6 days
On the 10Th ullimo. in Unioutown Dis.
trict, John Nicholas Ogg, aged IS years, 0
months aud 10 days.
In this county, on the 22d ultimo, Mr..
George Reindollar, aged 81 years and 8
days.
Near Warrensburg, Mo-, On the 9th
al umo, Arthur A., youngest son Of Ezra
and Mamie Roop, aged o years aud q
months.
Suddenly, in Taneytown, on the 4th
instant, Mrs. b. A., wife Of Adam Clark,
aged about 30 years.
Near Westminster, on the 9th ultimo,
George Annie, daughter Of Francis G. and
Anna L. Lippy, aged 10 months, week
and | day.
Our little George sleeps calmly now,
Adorned with sweetest flowers;
Bat death is on her snowy brow,
Aud she is no longer ours.
The Saviour called her to his home,
In the bright realms above;
That che WIKI Angels Ger may roam,
In purity and love.
Those little eyes will beam no more,
That lit;lc mouth Is still.
Her little feet are or the floor,
And smile she never will.
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Marriages or Death inherited free. II hey
exceed fire taes hey icH be cha, ged for at Ms
ra'e offIyr GENTS per line.
On the 2sih ullimo at the lutheran
Parsonage, la l.ittlesiuwn, by the Rev. l..
7. Williams Mr. Henry Hahn, Of this
county, and Miss Mary A. Slear, of Adgms
county, Pa.
Near Uuiontown, on the LIST instant, Mt
the residence of the BRIDES parents by
Elder solomon Stoner, Mr., John c. Wright
and Miss Elizabeth Myers, all of this co.
On the 10Th of January. IN the NJ. u.
Church, Union Bridge. by Rev. William
NJ. Fnrguson, Mr.. ]. II Sundergill, Of
Westminster, and Miss Nclia A. Dulderar,
Of Union Bridge.
On Wednesday, 3lst Of January, at Mad.
ison Avenue NJ. T.. Church, Baltimore, by
Rev. DR.. Sims, DR.. William II. II. Camp.
bell, of Missouri, formerly of Frederick
county, Va, and Jessie ". Gorsuch, Of
Baltimore.
On the LIST inst ut his residence, Double
Pipe Creek, by Elder d. z. Sayler, Mr..
George Il. Whlmore, Of Frederick county.
and Miss Mary Jane Newcomer, Of Carroll
county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-02-10

MonE FRAups.-The New York San, of
Saturday, publishes a startling exposure of
alleged frauds ard defjdcaiions, amounting
to several million dollars, in the Stamp
Department Of the Internal Revenue Bu
reau. Commenting editorially upon this
statement the SIN says: "The stamps have
been issued and sold, but the m ,ney to the
amount Of the missing millions has not
been returned to the Treasury. This state
ment is fortified by a considerable amount
OF evidence, and we are assured that there
Is much more not yet produced. Oar cor
respondent allie es that the facts hnve been
for some time known TO various prominent
persons who have labored steadily and
hitherto successfully to keep them hidden
This subject is one Of moment. Let us see
whether tue Republican majority in Congress
will think II best.to pass it by without in
vestgation.
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Political Affairs.

THE PRospBGr IN CONNECTICUT
The New Haven Register says the Dem.
ocrats of Connecticut can elect any
ticket they put in the field this year, if
they will Try to do SO" The Hartford
Times remarking upon the Radical Con
vention, says:
Mr. Grinucll, tho head Of the Gus
tom House, confessed that he sent sl0,
900 into Connecticut to buy votes for
Jewell last April, aud carry the Legis-
lature.s The same game is to be tried
again this year; but il did not elect
Jewell hast time and he can be beaten
this year. The Democrats had the
most votes, without getting Que dollar
from anybody in New York or any
other State outside of Connecticut.
Jewell Il Co, had $4,000 from other
Administration sources, for Corrup-
ton Fund aud then they did not get
a majority of the honest aud fair vote
The Democrats can, if they will, carry
the next election.
TnE Policy OF DISCRETION The
two Treasury clerks who peached on
Grant about his Indebtedness TO the
Government have eome to grief. \ let
ter from Washington says The two
clerks, II unt aud Green, Of the Third
Auditors office, who were so iHdiScreet
as to disclose the fact that the records
10 their division showed the President
to be in arrears to the u States in the
sum OF IS 900, aud the Third Auditor
$500, have paid tho pcnal,y for telling
family secrets. They have been SUN,
moned before the Government cxccu
toner, aud Informed that they "had no
right TO know anything outside OF their
official duties, therefore, the Govern.
ment could dispense with their scrvi
ces." The Third Auditor is New
Hampshire carpetbngger. but appointed
from North Carolina. He has re unled
and SO has the President Let Us
have peace "
ALL TUE Difference, You Know.
In abiding to the action Of the New
York Legislature, the TriL,me hits it
of to a dot, when it says that 4" a good
many members imagiue that they were
chosen to make as much noise as posi-.
Die about Democratic frauds, but roar
you as gently as sucking dove when
the presumptiye rascals are RcplbIl
cans" The same is applicable to the
profcssed Radical rclormcrs in Congress
The exposure of Democratic short com.
ings is beautiful thing, but when
swindlers of their own like are the vie
tins, they are exceedingly mealy
mouthcd aud charitable.
IL is less than six weeks to election
day in New Hampshire, and both par.
ties are ia the field, flukcd by the two
other organizations, the Labor Reform
and Prohibitory. Many earnest Demo
Gratis profess to be sauguinc Of the
choice, this year, Of Governor Weston
by the people, even On the rigid terms
Of clear majority vote,
The Connecticut Democratic State
Convention met on Tuesday aud nomi
mated full ticket, headed by Hon
Richard ID Hubbard for Governor.
General Butler has announced that he
will again be in the field for the Governor
ship Of Massachusetts, next fall. He will
have a newspaper organ in Boston, to be
called the Globe, which is now preparing
for its advent.
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CANINE RAvAGBs ON TnE SHEEP
FeLD.-Oficial reports show in Ohio
an annual loss OF $4,000 900 in inju
ries--a loss equivalent to 100000
pounds OF wool OF. tax Of two per cent
upon the total sum invested in sheep in
that State 1t is said that in two years,
from 1868 to 1870, Illinois sank from
the sixth to the ninth rank among the
States in the number aud value OF the
sheep, and this great falling off is attrib.
uted to proportionate increase in the
number OF dogs, aud the lack Of proper
Legislation to prevent their rlvsges
among the sheep. The Legislature of
Maryland is considering the same sub
ject. The returns from five counties
report over 1000 sheep killed in Que
year by dogs.
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PUBLIC SALE
" VALUABLE
LOTS OF LAND!

HNiE subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
on the premises, about miles from
Westminster, on the Gorsuch Road. about
half mile from Switch on the Western
Maryland Railroad, on
"Wednesday, he IAN dag Of February,
1872, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
valuable Lots of Land, being principally
Wood Lots, TO wit;
Lot No. lies Immediately on the Cor
such road, contains Rools
and II Perches, aud is i'm AN ~
proved with Frame Dwelling -, -, -
House, Garden, &c e. i1ia'.eI
Lot No. aaioins Lot No. 1, lies Oh the
Gorsuch Road, and contains
3 1cycs, l R0od and % PercLcs.
Lot No. . lies in the rear of Lots Nos.
and ?, and contains
6 Acrcs anil I Psrches.
Lot Ne. adjoins Lot No. aud con.
tains
4 Acres, ! Rood and IS Perches.
Lot No. . adjoins Lot No. 4 in the rear
aud contains
4 Acres, 2 Roods and Is .Perches.
Lot No, adjoins Lot No. 3 in the rear
and contains
B Acres and 80 Perchcs
Lot No. lies in the rear of and adjoin.
ing Lot No. and contains
. Aeres and 80 FeycAes.
Lot No. s adioins Lot No. : in the rear
and contains
. Acres, 2 Roods and &c Terehes.
Lot No. 0 lies in the rear Of and adioin.
ing Lot No. Q and contains
Z Acres, l Rood and % Perches.
Lots Nos. 4, 3, 6, 7, and are Wood
OTIS, well covered with valuable Timber,
A road II feet wide leading from Lot No.
. to the Gorsueh road has been reserved
| for the use Of these Lots.
Deh-A Plat of these Lots will be exhib
tied on the day of sale, or may be seer
previously by calling on the subscriber.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
j. Il. SCHLOSSER,
JNo. NJ. 1lSGLlNG, Auctioneer.
! feb SITS
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Two powder mills belonging to the
Miami Powder Company, between Xenia
aud Yellow Springs, Ohio, blew up Mon.
day morning. Brick houses more than "A
mile distant had their windows blown out
and were otherwise damaged, and the shock
was felt at Springfield, Dayton. Urbanna,
Aeniaand yellow Springs. Springfield,
the people ran out OF their houses IN a panic
Asearch among the ruins Of the mills result.
ed in the discovery Of the bodies of three
men. Robinson Whites, Nero Ballard
aud colored man named Conley Other
workmen are missing. A colorel man
named Duncany was fatally injured The
bodies Of the killed were terribly mntilate 4
and burned
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Esfatc Of George Meisei, deceased, e
NOTICE is hereby given that the sssb-
IN seribers have obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Carroll county, letters
Testamentary on the Personal Estate Of
GEORGE MRISEL,A q 1
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per.
sens having claims against the deceased,
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally aniheptirAied
to TIE subscribers, on Or before the Srd day
OF jdiy next; they may otherwise by
law Ne excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Those indebted are requested 10
make immediate payment. s &. s..se
Given under our hands this 22d day Of
January, 1917.
CHARLES NEUNER, t..isikd
JOHN PRICK, iiits9J nsgsi
rs GERHARD RABsMA6HER,sp
jan zl-4ttaai-sa gam fl ExccutorB.4
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A Rio Janciro letter brings the dreadful
intelligence of the burning of the steamer
America, on the 23d of December, by which
scores Of persons were burned to death
and it is probable that many others lost
their lives by drowning. There were on
board the i'll fated vessel one hundred aud
thirty four passengers, and had not an Itali.
an steamer been IN the vicinity Of the
burning boat every soul on board of the
America would have perished The con
duct Of the Captain OF the destroyed steam .
er, and who was saved, was such that shou Ia
be appear in Montevideo the presumption
Is th, he would be murdered. There were
no citizens Of the United States lost on the
America.
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THE WRGiXs rs CHARLEsrpN HARgoR. -
For some time past operations have been
going ON under contract with the United
States Government, for the raising of the
wrecks OF war vessels that since the war
have been sHch dangerous oh5trnetions to
nayi alton in Charleston harbor. Thus
far the rebel rams Charleston and Chicora
have been raised, Those vessels were sunk
in Cooper river near the city wharves. by
aa explosion, to prevent their falling into
Union hands; set strangely enough one o t
them was found to be very little injured
a steam engine was taken out Of her ia
good preservation, result said to 30 due
to the fact that the ashes Of the upper
works fell upon and adhered to the
machinery, thus Eeynting corrOsion.
Three seven inch rifle guns hav also been
taken out in excellent condition. The
next wreck to be raised is that Of the
Patapsco, which divers report to be also
in good order, but lying deeply imbedded
in quicksanG
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Estate Of Jacob Frinyer, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county, letters Testamen.
tary on the Personal Estate of
JACOB FRINGER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
TO the subscriber, on or before the Sd day
Of August next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
January, 1872.
HENRY l.. FRINGER, Executor,
Upper Co Post Office, Baltimore Co.
jan 20-4t
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A freight and passenger train collided
ron Wednesday on the Rockford, Rock
Island and st. Louis Railroad, a short
distance from Alton Station through the
criminal negligence of the conductor of
the freight train, aud the result was
that several of the passenger cars were
rtelescoped aud set on fire The flames
spread with great rapidty, aud mum
iber Of persons were roasted to death
In all, four persons were killed and
thirteen wounded The conductor Of
the freight train, seeing that collision
was inevitable, jumped from his train
and sought safety in flight.
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DANGER OF DELAY.
For rani eftimely care

Millions hare died Of nsdicaJic toounds.
The forms and changes # winter haveset in
in earnest To-day the thermometer may be
down to zero and tomorrow 40 degrees above;
the shocks to the human body, under such
vicissitudcs Of climate are full Of perils; the
humors are driven upon the internal organs,
and the weak organs are the first to suffer
Now comes the chill, the cough, the splitting
Of blood and pains 10 the breast, the banuful
harhngers of a terrible disease. Stor reader
and Think
Dr. Srayaos Compound Syrup of wa Cherry
Is rs sure TO arrest such diseases and nip
them In their bud AZ water will extingui.h
fire. II will remove the obstruction; carry of
the Ovor-abundaut humars hich impede and
obstruct the channels which perrnrm the work
OF hlci II will allay irritation at once. The
cough viii be removedi the chiliness will
cease; the ANNUAL functions will 20 on with
their accustomed regularity. II consumption
has already set in, do not wait another day.
Hr Swdgng's Compound Syrup Of lIid Chsrrg
still has power to cure you, as the following
indispuiablc evidence will proves
REApfSg, Pa, Dec. q, ISL
Or. SWaync, Dear Sir,-ln answer to your
request as regards my wife being cured by
your Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry"
am happy 10 say ii is correct. She had bad
cough, night sweats, her lungs were much ef-
lected, 50 much 50 that my family physician
considered her case incnrablc. She Us Cd your
syrup which made permanent cure. I have
since recommended 1t 10 many, and II ALWAYS
effects a cure. Ny wife still enjoys excellent
health, and It has been twenty Years since she
was cured. These are fae,, and you can pub
lish them to the world. purchased your
medicine Of DR.. s. 5. stevens, Druggist, 72l
Penn street. Reading, who can substantiate
every word OF this great cure. Yours truly,
NJ. DgIIART, No. Us la Penn street.
Who can doubt the ity Of consump-
ton after reading such testimony. This valu-
able medicine is prepared only by DR. SwAYNK
sos, Philadelphia. Sold BY
WILLIAM REESE. East End,
Jan IL Agent for Westminster.