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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-09
1MCSITG ETPERTN ENTS.

Evenings at home may be enlivened
by a variety of simple experiments; of
which we give q few II & little thread
be well soaked in a strong sointion of
salt and water, and then dried and tied
to q ring not much larger than a we'd
din8-ring, you may apply the flame of a
candle to the thread, which will burn it
to ashes, and yet it will sustain the ring.
The cohesion of the filjrous particles of
thread having been destroyed Try the
action OF the flame, the ring IS now sus-
pended by the cohesion Of The particles
of salt. Agoodimitation of the cathedral
bell may be produced by suspending a
poker by two strings, and inserting Tie
eytremities of them into tie ears. :
blow given to the poker viii now pro-
ducc, through the medium Of the strings,
a sound equal to that OF a great bell.
This shows that the vibrations given 10
the metallic mass of the poker by the
blow are much more readily cormuni-
Gated to the ear by the strings than
through the air. Thus, Oh the same
principle, the boiling Of a kettle, maud
ible III the air, may be distinctly heard,
even from the beginning, by resting one
end Of the poker on the vessel, and APP
plying the other to the ear. SO also the
beating of a watch placed AZ IL ex-
tremity o. Il long beam Of timber may
be heard through the timber at the ether
end of The beam, by a person who holds
his ear TO the wood, althoughit is totally
inaudible i'll The ar. Place n a small
glass bottle hot water near the boiling
point, colored a deep carmine with
cochinesL place the same at the bottom
OF q glass jar ct cold water. Immedi-
ately the light, hot-colored wafer i'll the
vial will be displaced By the heavier,
cold water in the jar, and VIII aecend in
beautiful crimson clouds to the top Of
the jar.
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FOREIGN.

Twenty french Communist prisoners have
managed to escape from New Caledonia in boats
built ~ then HANDS.
Deputies from the four Spanish provinces
occupied by the Carli4:- have refused to make
further contributions to the insurrectionary
cause. stating that the country il exhausted.
-Germanr las received from Spain Il part of
TIE indemnit, for the Gustayc outrage.
France ha; promulgated Il decree prohibit
Ing the Importation of American potatoes. or
the sacks OF barrels N whic.. they had been
packed. This il done to provide against the
Introduction OF the Colorado beetle.
It is announced from Paris that the En-
Ieror of Bra"i! viii shortly adhicste his throne
and take up lis residence in the United States.
The yellow fcvor il. epidemic at Havana.
Mr.. CiIildcrs. AZ! English tourist in Il recent
lecture in London. prophesicd that i'll fifty
wears this cor,!ltrv would contain $50. 600, coo i'll
llahitants. II was nov, lie said, as prosperous
~ am county on earth.
There was :wcnty-eiSht failures at Berlin,
recently. wit. TIVE suicides. caused by financial
r~everseS. ! "rca; crisis is feared.
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DIS.

-Drawinc-room cars arc free to through,
travellers OH the Baltimore and OHIO railroad.
The Hannibal and 81. Joe Company have
under consideration the having OF a double line
Of track over tnoir entire road.
The Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and Western
=" -" ~ y. ti
u,,o,, = Ill l., ciro,, r, ro,ayr IN casa tIo
Tar- ca4ahr no+ vetoed Te,nro,arv rrsrce-
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SOMETHING FaE EFERrRODY.

SOMETHING EFERTRODr.
Paperispreferable to straw beneath car
pets, since it is thinner, warmer and
nOiseless.
Mix common white lead with gold size
and you will have d putty Which viii BE-
come as hard as flint, and viii take a very
smooth surface.
The English ivy requires Il moderate
temperature and only moderate Watering.
With these conditions observed it Will
thrive, whether the sun reaches it or
not.
Foy chilIhlains the fluid concentrated
chloride Of iron is sud To be an mfailing
remedy, its application for a single day
often etlecting Il cure. 1t may also he
used with advantage for Prostitutes.
A good soap for whitening the hands
may be made by shaving 81 cake Of Wind
sor soap into Very tin" powder, and
mixing it thoroughly with hall Il wine
glass of lemon Juice and eau de Cologne.
Put INTO Il mold and let it harden, and it
viii be ready for use.
y poultry-raiser says I have tried
several remedies for gapeS but have found
zone SO cffectual as asafmtida. Put a
few grains INTO the watering-troueh and
let the chickens have no other water, and
they viii rot be troubled with gapcs. [
have founI it to be preventive as well
a3 cure.
\ hot lemonade IS one of the best of
remedies for a cold. Cut Il lemon III
slices, add sugar, and cover with half a
pint Of boiling water. Drink Just before
going to bed, and avoid exposure OF the
following day. This remedy will, it is
claimed, ward off an attack Of chills and
fever, if used promptly.
Some horses have such brittle feet that
il is difficult 10 keep their shoes on.
This is often caused b. a sudJen change
from excessive and long-continucd wet
ness To cxtrem" dryness. The best treat
mcnt IS to rub the sOleS and shells of the
feet with 4 mixture composed of the fol-
lowing Tar. two parts; beef suet. two
parts; whale oil, four parts; beeswaz and
honey, one part each. Melt over It slow
fire, mnI mix well.
10 mend rubber shoes, get q piece of
pure rubber-an old shoe, yJIicalized
rubber viii not do-cut into small bits,
put into a bottle, and cover to twice its
depth with spirits Of turpentine or re
fined coal Jar-not petroleum naphtha.
Cork III" bottle, shake frequently. and It
Will soon dissolve. Then take the shoe
and press tn" rip on cut closely together,
and put on the solution with a camel's
hair brush. Continue to apply as fast
as it dries, until a thorough coating is
formed.
Alcohol is recommended as Il most
powerful agent for reducing concealed
water to a liquid form. Half 1t pint of
alcohol will thaw out the watcr-ripes of
II medium-sized house, if the pipes be
perpendicular or inclined SO that the al
cohol can reach the ice. Where the
freezing occurs at horizontal points on
the pipe, even alcohol fails, as the ice
forces the spirits back. Salt, as is well
known, is also beneficial i'll reducing ice
to liquid form, but it makes the water
cold while, OH the contrary, It mixture
of alcohol with water engenders heat.
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SAVANNAH,


Mrs. Woodruff publishes Il statement III
which she makes a sweeping denial of the cor
rectness OF the testimony of the colored wit
nesses i'll the Beecher trial. She says the only
night that Tlton ever staid in her house was on
the occasion of his writing her biography.
The friends of ex-senator Patterson, Of
New Hampshire, are taking steps looking to Ills
vindicatiOn from the charges Of being con-
nected with the Credit MobiIier transaction.
1t is stated i'll Washington circles that Mat
Carpenter is quietly arranging his plans to cut
out Senator Howe. two Years hence.
The differences between Secretary Bristow
and Treasurer Spinner. relating chiefly to tive
appointment of subor3:nates in the Treaslrcr's
Office, yesterday illuminated in the resignation
of Gen. Spinner, who ~retires from his position
Oh the 1st Of July. President Grant has ten
dered the place to John c. New, All Indianapolis
banker.
Wilbur /. Storey, editor of the Chicago
Times, recently published several articles re-
tlecting on the action of the grand jury then i'll
session. This conduct was deemed a con
s%tructive contempt Of court by Judge Will
Jams, Of the Criminal Court of Chicago. who
sentenced Mr.. Storey to ten days Imprisonment
in the County Jail but after spending only
about seven hours i'll prison. the venerable
editor was released On i S,LperStieaS from the
Supreme Court, issued by Judge McAllister. of
Waukcgan.
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BOY.

If Henry V. Rice, a boy of MAN
county, Kan, had been an Indian his
fame and name would have been made
now. He lately brought alarge she wolf
to bay and had no gun or other mstru-
ment Of death except his naked hands.
The wolf sprang at him and young Rice
caught the animal by the ears. Then
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At 4 meeting of the Presidents Cabinet at
Washington, the other day. there was a long
discussion OF FitZ John Porter's case. The
President set forth the whole historv of the
battle. and all things pertaining to Porters OPP
erations and conduct, and expressed himself
decidedly against any reopening of the case.
With great unanimity it was decided not to ol-
terrain Porter's request.
1t is the opinion of the Acknowledgement
that President Grant has no power to appoint
Il successor to J~udgcDureil, ofthe /. s. District
Court OF New Orleans. the vacancy having oc-
CURED willie the Senate was in session. and
consequently no Judge will be appointed for
that court until next December.
\ procession that was to parade the streets
of New York i'll memory of John Mitchell was
interdicted by the police. such processicns on
the Sabbath being in violation of the law.
The advance sheets Of the new city dirCc-
tory Of ST. Louis show 2 population of 400, 600
On Jan. 1, 1875.
The United States government has consent
81 to place at the disposal OF the arctic eNpedi-
ton the depots of provisions and other stores
which were established at certain points for the
service of the Poiaris.
Great excitement has been occa4ioned ut
Salina- Kansas. by the reported discovery of
gold III the hills north of the city. The ASSAYS
of surface rock found. as certified to !y the
United States Assayer at Denver. showed "a per-
entaSe of SIS i'll one specimen and 80 in
another per ton.
"A case of alleged infractiOn of the Civil
Rights act has been decided at Chicago. III
which a colored man had made a compihint
against a restaurant keeper for not being
served. The United States Commissioner de-
cided that a restaurant il not All linn" within
the meaning Of the law, and the complainants
received $50 each a. witness fee.
The United States Supreme Court has de-
cided unanimously that the Constitution of
the United States does not confer the right of
suffrage upon any one, and that the Constitr!-
tons Of the several States which commit that
trust to men alone are not necessarily void"
Circulars have been sent to Chambers of
Commerce, and heads of municipalities III En-
gland and Ireland, by the Commissioners of
kne Philadelphia Exhibition, and the answers
indicate that those countries will be well repre-
scented at the Centennial.
-Advices from Key West report that the vel
ow fever has broken ont in several gulf ports,
and is rapidly spreading.
The Secretary of War tciegraphs to Gov.
Coke, of Texas, that immediate steps will he
taken to protect the people of Texas or the
Mexican frontier.
While a gentleman at a Cleveland bank was
counting his money it was snatched By a thief
and made away with. Some men standing by
thought it was an April fool" joke, and let
the thief escape. The amount taken was $f2,-
900.
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THE GEEiT

Fjtfy-rjghh Ddy.-The testimony was an Gu
deavoT to contradict that of Mrs. Moulton, and
to show tiat Tie defendant was at his farm i'll
Feckskill on a certain date when she claims tc
confessed to her IN Brooklyn. John Winslow,
IL member of the Plymouth Investigating Com
mittee, testified a. to the friendly relations be-
tween Tracy and Iilton, and 70 TiitOns unwll-
~lingness, when before the committee, to have
the investigation proceed. On crO7s-cXalnina-
ton. ne admitted that tie reason Tiiton gave
was 10 spare pain t3 the parties by exposure.
FIJfy-n;nh Nny. Horace y. Ctatlin and
Charles Stolrsi. dry goods merchants, were ex-
amined. Their evidence related to the ne5O-
tiati0ns for Il settlement between Bowen and
TiltOn. and to the ratification of the famous
tripartitc agreement.
.Si1tic.h day-Several witnesses, including
Mrs. Perkins. Il sister of the defendant. were
sworn. but their testimony was of very little
importance.
.Sjrty-tirSt Day.-At Tie conclusion of Red
paths testimony. the defendant himself took
the stand. \; the outset he objected 10 taking
the oath on the Bible. but instead solemn!y al
tirmed with upIiftcd hand. Ills testimony was
a comprehensive biography Of himself and
family. lie stated !Aat he was engaged and
married 1t an earl= age, smd his wife, being the
elder, became tho business head Of the house.
He told of hla pulpit, platform, journalistic and
~bookmahing expe-iences. and how his ac-
quaintance with the Tiltons commenced. Tie
fatal blunier OF all this sad business WIS his
advice to Elizabeth to leave her husband his
ofrense had tins e~xteut-nothing more. Mr..
BeecLer,s testimony wac delivered with sin9u-
lar dramatic cfrect-the great defendant beng
sentimental at times. and droll expressions
falling from his lips frequently az the diff
fcrert portions Of his narrative were taken up.
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WHITE ~guest-"You don't mean to
say you intend 70 occupy this bed with
me-" Colorea ditto-"Yes, boss, but
don't ~'pologize. I can stand it il you
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A NAN i'll Il trance, who was supposed
to be dead, was laid out on ice, but he
awoke, and startled his watchers by yell
ing, "Why don't you keep up a better
fire 2"
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pDITTlT{L

The Rhode I%iand Republicans have romi
mated Col. Henry Iippett for Governor.
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WHITE HEAT.-A surgeon has lately
published the results OF experiments
tried by him which have proved to his
satisfaction that the application of &
white-hot iron to the body is absolutely
painless, while when only red-hot it isan
extremely painful operation. When OPP
Grating with a red-hot iron OF men, their
screaming was fearful, whereas, when
the iron was whitc-hot, not 4 murnrir
was heard. When he operated On q
horse with white-hot iron, the animal
seemed scarcely to be aware of what he
was doing.
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What 90 DO with the Fifty Thousand.

The Centennial managers estimate that
lie minimum attendance Of visitors AT that
affair viii be Gnf0Co0, and that the average
daily attendance viii he Jl.Or0. Is the pres
cut hOtef accommodation Of Philadelphia is
little icyOGJ what is required for everyday
bushes. Tire question comes up where the
visiting multitude is To- be accommodated
over u-glt. The hotel men have male a de-
tailed statement OF tie number Of guests
they can low accommodate, a well as the
number that can be lodged after making con
Template improvements. From these fig
uTeS IL appears that the number that can
low he provided for = under ,Ga0. and that
tue additional accommodations VIII give
room for only about $500 more, or
1850 IL al. The hotel accOmmOIa-
ton al tire outside, therefore, viii BE-
Inadequate Tor little nor" than
fifth par; q! the guests expected. The Cen
teEniaI People. however. cipher away the
difficulties IN an of hand style by - timatiar
that ic.eCo private houses viii be opened TO
dodgers; and, as there viii be 50 much to see
on the Centennial grounds. and so many good
restaurants ON all sides, IL is believed that
visitors will find IL convenient to live on the
European plan. securing their lodgings and
eating whore they please and when they
please. In the event, however, that the
thIOug IL attendance should altogether ex-
coed the lodging capacity of Philadelphia.
the surplus could b. readily provided for in
New York, Baltimore and Washington, as
cheap excursion trains could take them
nightly To TOOmy lodgings in these cities
and return them next morning in good sea
son. But. after all, there is a bare possibility
that the attendance may no; reach 10000 per
DAY; though il i TO he hOped il may. The
number present at the opening will doubt
less De enormous. but il is doubtful II the
daily attendance will reach $1,000 for any
leL.th Of time.
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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF MME Il
= LAW LhCT Res nine weekly begin 18Th July,
lc5, and cad 18th sept. Have proved of signal
lStc students designing 70 pursue thsiT studies
this or other law school, 24to those who propose 20
study privately: Sl-tO young practitioners who
have not had the adyaBtsg of y stematc insiruc.
tion. For circular apply tP. o; univerty Of Nir-
ginIa. 10 IOHN Ii. MINOR,
Jc9m. W f,lm Prof. Com. and Stat. Law,
nR. pERABEAU TEACHES PIANO, Hal
IL EUHI and the Cultivation of the Voice. hd-
dress az Mrs REICHENBACH'S Piano Store, No.
422 nth street northwest. decls-l y"
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IH.
IL SIITUTE for young ladies, 81 New York ave.
que northwest, Mrs. ANGELO JACKSON, Princi.
pal. Seventh annual session begins the 18th Of
September, 1874. sug2s-ly
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 co.,
BANK ERs,

nes. . and IL Nassau street. New Ysrk,
Issue CIRCULAR MOTIFS and LETTERS or
CREDIT for TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE AND
TIE EAST, available IL all the principal cities also,
for use In the United States West Indies, &C. TEL
EGRAPHlC TRANSFERS 70 LONDON, PARIS,
CALIFORNIA, HAVANA, MEXICO, CHINA
JAPAN, &C. Accounts Ct Banks. Bankers and 9TH
received. anS- N WHY
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Average Daily Circulation, 1880
The star for the Summer.

PcrsonS ICardlg The ci'y Jor the SIMMER or yor
ON potion = Il may hare THE STAR se,r ty
mail, postage lreIdid. 0r sl'ch period Of tin,e az
tbey desire a. ne rate Of rs cents per meek. so
cents reT month, $50 goT three months, on So
(1r 81 months.
DOTc'eTS nulst ia az cases Be accompanied by
the n.oaes, and no paper sent IoageT ltau, paid
for.
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PERSONAL.

A LADY OF EpTCATION AND REFINE
nIo uf Is DESTROYS of making tn lUaIutAHc 81
refined and wealthy gcn'lcms1, who would rem
i.r her immediate assistance. Ad1rt>s Mis-, LOLO
NJ Star Office. Il
ENEKY LADY SHOULD GET PAIR OF
- those : BaimoThls pair Gore Bu-kins. for
the house. at 75c. Also,a Kid Slipper at the low
price of 75c.. worth 81. Please call through the
hue. iel--t
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s 3 I Il y L . q y.
MADAME RQSS

THIS celebrated Lady Ssiroiosfst szi H5slsDs Z
= In oSa be aited % No. 2l street, corner o
ID, northwest. She has superior in delineatiGs
the Past, Present, and Future. In love or bGsiuess
ntr adyice Is Invaluable, describing your friends
pointing ont your enemies and iBf~TmisR you of the
sCre way 70 success IL all undertakings. COusulta
ton strictly confidential. Ladies, 81; gentlemen,
SIZE. y5Y-by
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How the needs OF the poor are minister-l
TO in Ohio j shown by report OF the COM
miSSiOner> Of Franklin county recently pub
lished in the Columbus Jptouo1. One item
reads; Whistcg f1g The poor. $500" An
other: Bread JDT the J.C0r. SlGS5."
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BANKERS.
: Mob. TIMoNEY & CO.,,

T. Mob. TIMONEY Co,
H. bANh EhS,
Have removed their Ban king House 90 LIE DROIT
BIILDING, corner Sih and streets
They are prepared TO do = general Banking bust
ness receive d. posts sui jet to check at sight draw
Drafts on Baltimore, Phtladel phia aud New York,
Buy and eell Foreign LIZ change, and make COllec-
tions on all points. ap29-u
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

LroRSALE, OR WILLENCHANGE FOR GOOD
II COUNTRY PROPERTY A S-story BRICK
DIV ELIING, 10 rooms, ga ard water, bath room.
Price s 0s0-terms easy. Apply 10 I. NJ. & JOB
pan, SIS TN street northwest leip
HOB RENT-The bcst BRICK DWELLING in
Il Washr C:ou fer the price, nine rooms; all mod
eTn Cocyvuierces; excellent neiEhbOrhOOd, and
within one SQUARE CT street cars. -
r. 4. PHILLIPS,
- sfr
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nR. OBERTsDN,

~ Als 10TH STREE~, MAR PA. AYR.
From long experience in both hospital and private
practice, viii guar autee care IN al Diseases Cf the
Urinary Organs GOnOTrhtea, elect, Structure, Ph-
His and SpeTmatOrrhUa. Gases 81 GUuuorrhuea re-
Gently contracted cured IL T. days syphilis IL al
its stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
eradlCated IRON tie = stem, without the Of
curry. SpermatOrThOaa, brought on by excuses Guc
abuse In youth, causing loss OF memUry and insanity,
general debility, organic weakness, impOteDcy. neTy
Ous trIltAblity, symptoms Of consumption, iatig55-
ton: IalpitGlon of the heart pains IL back dimnss
81 sight OF gdilness evil fcrebodlngs, sell dlsrust.
&C, speedily cured by newly discovered remedies.
Or: Il, located for many years a. 9 5 EutRw -
Baltimore. Md, has consented, after many sOiiclts
lions BY his Washington patrons, TO open a perms-
nent otce in that city, where he may be consulted
every Wednesday and Saturday in each week. from ,
tO9p rnAr9 IL
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IlEAUTIFUL COTTAGE SITES.

MONEY TO LOAN.
Liberal advances made 10 any amount and Cor sny
time desired AT very reasonable terms, ala kinds
81 personal property, Bends. Stocks and fiRe Ger-
chandise. Also, goods bought and sold on commits
sion Always on hand ~ private sale large selec-
ton Cf WATCHES DIAMONDS, good yEWELRy,
&c. &c, cheap for cash, Auction sales on the l.;
or % Of every month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Strictly confidential.
s. G0LDSTEIS & CO.
LnGr one, Commission and Erciaag. Boxes,
\. =. corner 10Th and u streets northwest.
IL Private entrance on 10th street. msy4tr
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MERCHANT TAILORS.

L. y.HEIBEKGER,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Metropolitan Hotel, late Browns,J
yly No. 362 Penn ave-. Nsshingtou
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n word OF timely aIvice 10 parents is in
OrteT. The report OF the health commits
SloneT OF Baltimore for last week shows
that the deaths from cholera infautum have
increased from seven the week preceding To
about thirty for the past week. A. this is
Tie season fOT fruits Of many kinds. parents
should be exceedingly careful how they in
dulge their little ones i'm such Injuries Tn
ripe fruit Is prolific source of disease. eSpe-
Cially among children
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AUCTION SALES.
SAT- RDAi. June 10, at ; o clock r. m, 4 neat
two story Brick House. No. 30 2ld ST., bet. Pa
and Il NV.
LOANS ON REAL EST ATE.
see, { 800, Sl,epD. l,5OG, S2,OpO, and $500, I
per Mt. for negotiating. lell II
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A Sictim Of youthful imprudenoe, causing prema-
ture decay, nervous debility, etc, having trea
vain every known remedy. has found a simple self
cure, hCh he will send free his fellow sufferers
York may3-eo3,n
DOGERTs VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
- Wanted, case Of MhgSlipg Cough that cannot
be cured by "BOGERT VEGETABLE COUGH
SYRUP 1t is also the best in use for Coughs,
Colds Hoarseness, Sore Throat Group, and all Brca
chial Affections For sale by the principal Druggists
and wholesale by CHARLES STOTT x co, aud by
the proprietor, 1912 G St northwest noyAly