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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-06
PLYMOUTH MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
PerShing & WiltfOng,
AID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.

DEALERS IN
CRocKERY, GLASS & QUEENswARE, & ALL
KINDS OF GROCERIES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-06

Mr.. James s. Taylor. OF North
Township, in this county, will sell
some Of his personal property, at his
residence on Tuesday the 18th inst.
He is about to remove to Palo, Lynn
co. Iowa He has been a citizen Of
this county, about 30 years. We
wish him abundant success in his
new home
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-28
MAUDLIN SYMPATHY

There is one disgusting feature in
the great parade that is being made
about those Northiield bank robbers
and murdeTers. and that is the half
concealed praise, or sympathy which
literally poisOns eycry-ncarly every
account given of them, and which
seems To peryade society wherever
they move. And why IS thisi Are
they brave men! Motley are cow
ards-most arrant towards. To walk
into the office of an innocent, unprO-
tected human being, and shoot him
down in cold blood, is not only an
atrociOus act--an act for which the
English language fails to provide
words suitable to describe--but it is
Il cOwardly act--a dastardly act--an
act of which any NAH protesting TO
have spark of courage, would be
most hear tily ashamed.
Let us look for Il moment ut the
cold-blooded atrocious acts OF these
villains, and then ask ourselves, or
our neighbors. even, whether there is
any thing about them To call forth
either sympathy or admiration. If
SO, what IS il Murder most foul was,
and now is, in their hearts, and the
life of the most worthy being on earth
is no more sacred 10 them than the
life of dog. Their every act clies
aloud--not for revenge--but for JUS
tice. If these marauders--lsSaSSin
murdeIerS--are to be wreathed with
flowers, and crowned with glory, hon
or and renown, what we ask, should
be the reward of lesser criminals
T. Away with such fawning--away
with such sickly sentimentalism Let
the honored dead be remeMbered-let
the living mOurners be respected. Let
crime be every where denounced, and
criminals condemned. Otherwise
there is no safety for honest people
no protection for homes--nO refuge
for falnilies--no asylum for the OPP
pressed, and no reward for true eour.
age, real manhood, or honor Gntarn
ished.
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REPUBLICAN, CetsTY CONTENTION.

! The Republican electors OF Pierce County
are hereby requested TO meet in Delegate
Convention at the Court House in the village
| of Ellsworth on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER I7Tm, 1876,
ut - N, for the purpose Of placing in nomin-
alton candidates for the Office of Meml,ar of
Assembly, Sheriff, County Clerk, County
Treasurer, Register of Deeds, Clerk Of the
Circuit Court, District Attorney, and Sur
veyor, to be voted for 1t the ensuing Novem-
Ter election, and tor the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come before
the Convention.
Zach town and ward will be entitled to
representation as follows Clifton, L; Dia-
mond BluiT, Ellsworth, & I'll Paso, 1 Gil
mar, !; HartlsnI, 3; Isabelle, l.; Maiden
Rock, 3; Mart-I, 4; Oak Grove, Prescott
1T ward, i; ID ward, !; 81 ward, | River
Falls, g Rock Elm, 3 Salem, Spring Lake,
?; Trimbelle, 8 Trenton, l; Union, l.
Total, 40.
Under instructions from a former County Con-
vcntion the Committee would most respect
fully recommend that the primary meetings
he held at the usual place Of voting, Oh the
Saturday afternoon last preceding the Conven-
tiOu hereby called, At three o'clock.
NJ B. KISIBALL,
Z. BURNETT,
r. NJ. SANDS,
Republican County Committee.
Ellsworth, Sept. 18Th, 1876.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-28

ed in all Imaginable shapes. Needle
work, fine sewing and knitting were
in abundance. The show of plants
and flowers was good as usual, arrang-
ed, we believe, by Mr.. James Gum, who
eats. sleeps and lives among the flow
ems. But it is not Il ''lloweTy bed of
e:lse. !" fur he tolls early and late from
pure love of these beauties of creation.
q. T.. Atkins exhibited some very
choice fruits of his own culture, the
| most noticeable of which, were of the
Haas variety. The cereals were equal
to former years. Vegetables better
than usual. The pumpkins of g..
Teachout caused much remark, every
body insisting that they were winter
squash. one colored brother, l..
Washington, SEN, took the palm for
melons and ''sich.' and went hcme
feeling happy and proud rs an Amer
lean citizen always should. Mr.. Wat
son, of River Falls, had OH exhibition
some Of the finest looking harnesses
we ever beheld. The equestrian dis
play by Misses Cora Newman, Lily
BOustetd. Myrtle Bailey, Nellie Hope
and little Ella Proctor, WAS all so good
that the committee of award would
gladly have escaped discriminating if
they possibly COULD but selection
had to be made and they gave the first
prize to Miss Newman, and the second
to Miss BOustead. They remarked
that while Miss n. sat perhaps with
the most elegance, yet Miss Il. showed
the most thorough command and self
possession, and without saddle, would
undoubtedly distance all competitors.
The trotting did not amount to much,
4. y. Redmon being first and out of
sight of all others. We must mention
Il little affair gotten up by Charlie
Walker, boy of ii. who had little
tent and exhibited the tricks of his
two year old colt. and some dogs, all
taught by himself.
And thus ends the 10Th fair of our
county society, which was made more
memorable than amy of its predeces-
sOrs by the presence of two brass
bands, viz, the River Falls Cornet
Band, and tie Prescott COrnes Band,
which played alternately. and by their
strains made the day seem
wonderfully short. After the fair was
over the River Falls Band went on a
trip to Hastings on the Plough Boy
and delighted the citizens of PIT Doug
lass and Hastings with their excellent
playing. The festivities wound up
with TerpsichOrean exercises in G.. 4.
Dill's and Gray's Halls until the Sab
bath put an end to all and the Fair was
among the things that We're.
| would suggest 10 the executive
committee that a list of entries should
he kept somewhere accessible To re-
pOrters, for it WAS task impossible
to discover who were the parties who
entered many of the the best articles
That will account for SO few of the
names OF exhibitors being mentioned
in this report. w. II. VI.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-28

The sixteenth annual fair of tie
Pierce Go. agricultural Society WIS
held on the 22nd and 23d, and
WAS exceedingly well attended. The
days were propitious. the entries more
numerous than usual, and the receipts
ut the gates more Gathering. The out
side show WAS not as good rs we have
seen. that IS in quantity. In quality
it will compare favOrably with former
years. OF Poultry the entries were
meagcr but were very fine, what there
mn chickens. also some fine turkeys
ana ducks. Quite a gOOdly show of
swine. one pen of five months were
excellent. There was a splendid
brood SOW. and 4 nice lot of six hogs
i'm one pen attracted good deal of
notice, alsI 4 single hog that woHld
do for moderate family very nicely.
OF sheep and lambs the show was
small. but good. \ very fine black
stallion was exhibited belonging to
a man named Doe. three years old 1.-THE
h0ISel; he said (the mani, that he
weighed .200 lbs. (the hOrse). Silas
McIIroy's Norman horse WAS there
also. and fine fellow hc is. Nick
Nupr entered a mare three years old.
David Bates was on hand with the
finest single carriage horse; q. w.
hcMurphy with Il pair of carriage
horses 4 large lot of tanning mills
drew quite a little crowd of farmers
to see them. Washing-machincs were
in fall operation, and the steaming
operation seemed very interesting to
the l.ldics. John Nienstadt, of Pres
colt, had a splendid farm wagon which
for beauty OF finish cXcelled anything
of the kind we ever saw. John keeps
his shop and smithy on Orange st. T..
Mciuckr had a patent harr0w which
lac is Introducing here. IL looks as if
il would work well. Fred also cxhib-
tied some family wagons of very
fine finish; also two gorgeous cutters.
Ii is proper To- say that the painting on
FrCd's Wagons and cutters WAS executed
10y Charlie Champl.tin, than whom
there is no finer workman in the
northwest. ceilings painted Mems
tIdt's farm wagon. and displayed good
artistic taste AMI execution. J. Firner
h.,d Il splendid lot of stoves and fur
nituIe. Tire granite finish OF which
| furniture WAS greatly admired. lie
also had ON exhibition unique top for
chimncys. warranted To cure the
Smokiest chimney. q. II. Nichols had
4 large lot of his grapes ana honey. nj
So one of his unt lualed organs from
4 which many elected dulcet tones till-
! ing the large ,.1ll with harmony. l..
I u. Newcll's boots and shoes were mar
Vtls Of beauty Of workmanship and
! durability. There WAS asa \ bewilder-
( ing show Of-Woil. il wants a woman
Ia tell wIat--we will call them pillow
eases ami pass along. Tie fine arts
were line. There were some beautiful
craven drawings by Miss Nettie JAY.
among which was q child's head that
WAS speaking portrait. ana that is the
most fitting term we can give TO il.
Her picture crochet work WAS marvel
ous. AMI reminded one OF some of the
scenes in SCOTS 'IvanhOe.' Mrs.
Hulburd had a large collection of pen.
ell drawings and oil paintings of heT
own execution. in which she displays
much culture and native talent, OF
be,l-sple a,is. log cabin quilts, tIdys. &c,
there were piles, draped and feStOon-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-28

l. speaking of John GlOver's nomi-
nation for Congress. Horace Taylor
says: ''ShOuld he accept the nolniIia-
ton. his record, character and qualili-
cations will no doubt he fully discuss
ed.
Now, Horace, dcsist. John Glover
is a citizen of the city of Hudson, and
il you have got any thing out there
that would emit had odor if yentilat-
cd, we beseech you not To do it. Yea,
we protest against it. We have some
regard for the morals of the community
at large. and we don't want the air
outside of Hudson. polluted with any
moral putreseenee. forbear, young
man, forbear.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-28
RErTgLiCis SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

The Republican electors of the oath Senate
district will meet in delegate convention at
the Court House in the City Of Hudson, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9TH, 1876,
At one o'clock P. ", to nominate candidate
for State Senator. The representation will lie
as follows:
Ashland, Barron, Bayfield,, Burnett, Doug
Lar and Polk assembly district, "a; 81. Croix
County Assembly District, n Pierce County
Assembly district, 8, Dated SEPT. IL, 1876.
MOSES D. CLAPP, Chairman
+. l.. gibson,
AUGUST ZACHAU.
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For The JOURNAL,
AT SUNSET.

The soft, bright rays OF the setting sun.
Filled the air with golden hue,
And fingered above u tiny grave,
As il to bless
The darling babe which was soon to lie
In the little grave, meath the dark green turl
With sweet caress.
Navy times and oft, had his bright Leans
Kissed the cheeks, and innocent lips,
Seen the bright eyes close in sweet repose,
On its mothers breast;
While she, with a heart full OF love,
such as only mothers can feel,
Lulled it sweetly, gently, to rest.
Tenderly lay the beautiful casket
In the bosom OF Mother Earth:
The gem is no longer within.
IT'S safer far
In the lambent light, of a holicr sphere,
Pure, happy, and holy it lives and moves,
A beautiful star.
A star to the eye of faith,
Lifting thought, and affection from earth !;
A lamb in the Shepherds flock,
In the Sayior's fold
The spirit babes in that world OF bliss,
In love secure, do always. the face
Oh the Father behold.
liver Falls, Wis. JENNIE.
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A. MORSE,

DEAL. PSI ATE AGENT Real Estate Bought and
II Sut un Commission Stttc. County. Tow % "a mel
other TINe- paid Abstracts Of title - any LAMBS
Ia Pierce IuI 81. CrIig CaIuiH- furnished 0n short
notice OiiiCe ID JuURNAL Building, River Fails.
Wisconsin
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JOHN WHITE.

DLACESNITrIT.-Due an kinds of blacksmithing.
ID PiTticui1f attention giveu tu -hoeiu. horses.
sop opposite Br',ekvtt HoIsr stale, River Fals,
Via -
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f.. W. REED.

RONS wagons buggie~ aud ~lei-hS. and doe- re-
Il pairing At his shop on Maple street 4 special
u made 81 ironing bu.-se> AND light work I,-g3
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MISSES LEvINGs,

Il EEP a bookstore embracing school and Niscel-
II lansOu~ Books. Pcrl,riic-li- ami tit-g zines A
full supply ~ Stationary. Main s.. River Fails.
Wis
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N. f. BURNS,

Z ASIIIONAbI.E TAILOR. Work done tu srler,
Il short notice and reasonable terms. Shop
At his residence, Opposite the Normal school
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0. W. PETERSON.

DEALER IN Watcles. Clocks. and Jew-Iry- Re
y pairing dome ON short notice and warranted g.
We satisfaction
River Pals. Viz l7-aO
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-28

Tue Minnesota State Pair and Expo
sitiun will he held at st. Paul, Oct 81,
18th, 9Th and sixth. This will doubt
less be one of the best (if not the besti
Fairs ever held in the state. ana, since
our own State Fair is quite too remote
TO allow the attendance of many of
our citizens, it may he well TO embrace
the opportunity offered to attend this
one.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-28

DEALER N Watches, clocks amt Jrwelry Re
IL p..igins done on short notice, AMI warranted
t0siVe satisfaction.
Hiycr Falls. Wi>. IS-ig
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MARTIN RIPPLE.

BLACKSMITH, shop on Haiu ST. south &c Brack
ID EFT Hou7e- Particular attention siyeu 10 sho,,-
iue hOrreS
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ST. CrOix Mills,
HUDSON, WICONSIN,
NOW RUNNING.

We have on hand large stock of
sea ;oned lumber, including flooring OF
all kinds, siding. castings and finishing
lumber, which we are now working
up for the spring trade. We sell
CHEAP. We keep constantly on hand
all kinds of building lumber, shingles
lath and pickets. Give us call.
NJ. IIERRHK K Co.
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DAINTERS.C;raiuers,G laziers ami Payer Hangers.
orders left at the P0stOliice, River Falls. Wis-
cousin i4-I3
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'.IS the lexicon of youth, which
fate reserves for blight manhood,
there is no such word as-faii."
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YssE s..sIS-HEESS
INSURANCE C0MPkNY
River aIIs.

This company : now fully orgamized and
ready tur bg~ins>S Its risks ale confined
strictly L. FARM PROPERTY, On the Iiutudl
llan-
Office In Il lines ard BrSlslIaWS new
huildiug, near tie Post Office, where appiicS-
ton should lie made. and an information in
regard tIthe government and working ot the
company can le obtained
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PRESCOTT FAIR.

Republican, County Coz
Ellswol Tia, sept. 18TH, 1876.
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O. O HICkSz
Contractor and Builder.
l. prepared 10 so All kinds OF work IN liS line
taking Landings from the foundation. oT
otherwise. SASH, Doors, Blinds, Moul,lings,
brackets, ", furnished tu order A fair
share 81 patronage respectfully solicited
ShSP near dwelling house at tie corner -
Cascade auj Main Streets River Falls, Wis
a. MCKAY r. A. ppvg RtlS
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MRS. ". II. WINCHESTER.

TONvEYANCER, COLLECTOR AMI Justice Of the
~ Peace New Ceuicrvliie- Wis j. Is
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D. II. LEVINGS.
S. JONES.

OAlNTER- House, Carriage aud sign Painter,
Paper Hanger aE.l GraHtr, River F-lr Wis
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-01-08
YER Y ITTEN7TVE.

Buzfuz is very active in attend
ing to the business Of the INDEPEN-
DENT. He does it from the purest
motive. lie could always attend to
other persons business better than
his own. He has a penchant for
that. Even as a youth he displayed
this wonderful talent by successfully
transacting business for his mother,
and nothing succeeds better than
success. lie won her gratitude by
his filial kindness, ard since then he
has amassed a fortune by attending
to other peoples business. We have
heard, however, of a great many
more people who succeeded better by
attending to their own business.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-01-08
A VETO.

Governor Jacob has done good
thing in the veto of the various bills
passed by the late legislature appro-
priating money for the building of
bridges and making reads in num-
Der of the Western counties of the
State. To say nothing of the doubt
fnl constitutionality of these bills, if
permitted to be carried out a pre-
cedent would be established which
would entail a burden upon the State
in few years that taxpayers
could not stand up under. There
were bills before the last legislature
asking appropriations for roads,
bridges, &C., which aggregated over
100000. But few of them were
passed, and the Governor is entitled
to credit for killing those.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-01-08
CONSUMPTION CURED!

An old physician retired from prac-
ticc' having had placed in his hands by
an East India Missionary the formula
of a simple Vegetable Remedy, for the
speedy and pertinent Cure Of Con-
sumptson, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all Throat and Lung Affections, also
a Positiv aad Radical Cure for Nervous
Debility aud all Nervous Complaints,
after having thoroughly tested its WON
derful curative powers in thousands Of
cases, feels it his duty to make known
to his suffering fellows Actuated by
this motive, and conscientious desire
to relieve human suffering, he will send
free of charge) to all who desire it, this
recipe, with full directions for prepar-
ing and auccesfully using. Sent by re-
turn mail 10y addressing with stamp,
name this paper.
DR. w. G. STEVENS,
Munroe Block, Syracuse, N. Y.
ian ltf
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-01-08
I'm Menorianl.

At a meeting of the students
held in the Office of Lonoak Female
college, Janury 3rd, 1876, J. A.
Downs was called to the chair and
George Busey appointed Secretary
The following resolutions were
submitted and unanimously
adopted
WHEREAS, It hath pleased al
mighty God, in the order of His
Providence, to suddenly remove
from our midst our well-beloved
class-mate and fellow student,
Meverel Blondel, and
WHEREAS, 1t seems proper that
we should give expression to our
feelings in reference to this sad
event, therefore be it
ResotUed, That in the death of
our class-mate, Meverel Blondel,
the class has lost an earnest and
devoted member, and the college
a worthy student; who, though
dead, yet speaketh through the
memory of his example.
AccoOtC6tt, Hal dlIuOuSH our
hearts are sorely grieved at the
death of our friend and FELLOWSHIP
dent, and the severance of the ties
that bound us so closely together,
yet we rejoice to believe that we
do not sorrow as those without
hope, and that he has entered into
the rest that remains for the people
Of God.
Resolued, That we kindly tender
to the family of our deceased class
mate, the assurance of our warm
est sympathy, and that we will
wear the usual badge of mourning
for period of thirty days.
ResoLUed, That the Secretary be
directed to forward a copy of these
resolutions to the family of our
deceased friend and class-mate, and
also to the city papers for publica-
ton. J. A. Downs, Chairman.
GEO. BUsEY, Secretary.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-01-08

The Hagerstown Neecs says ON
Tuesday Mr.. John Loose from
Clearspring went into Updegraff's
glove factory with pair of gloves
and asked to have them repaired say
ing that he would call for them in
about two hours. Mr.. Forthman re-
piled he would have them ready 10y
that time. At the same time two
strange men We're in the store look
ing at some gloves, Mr.. Loose went
out, and also the-strangers. In about
an hour and a half one of the strang-
ers came back and asked if Mr.. l.
gloves were done, if so, he would
take them. Mr.. Forthman suppos-
ing the parties had come to town
with Mr.. Loose, handed them the
gloves, and in few moments after
Mr.. Loose came in and asked for his
gloves. Mr.. Forthman told him he
gave them to one of the men who
was in the store with him. Mr. Loose
said he did not know the parties, and
that there was no one with him nor
did he tell any one he had left the
gloves in the store to be repaired.
Mr.. Updegratf was beat out of pair
of gloves which he furnished Mr.. L..
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-01-08
FrightfuI ARRAY Between
Gamblers.

PETRoLIA, Jan. 5.-A stabbing af-
fray Occurred here this morning at 6
O'Clock Rody Rawbottom, j. Hum
phrey and John Moreover were engaged
in gambling When an alteration arose
between them which resulted In a fight.
during which John Moreover was badly
cut and beaten with a pair Of sseel
knuckles by Rawbottom and Hum
phrey. The latter are under arrest and
confined in the county jail Moreover
is notorious gambler and keeps faro
bank here.
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Tribute Of Respect.
WIGwAM, Opequon Tribe, No. 4. !
l. Q. r. M. Cold Moon, 31st I
Sleap q - II 2S1

l.. ". II. M. SOlu MOOll, 01SU Z
Sleep, G. S. ID. 3S4.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the
Great Spirit to take from our hunt
ing grounds, our worthy brother,
John Cross, to the sleep of the Red
Man, until summoned to appear at
the great hunting grounds to answer
with the tribe, therefore
Resolred, That in his sudden and
unexpected death we are reminded of
the uncertainty of life while follow
ing the hunt, and that we truly re-
greet the loss of our friend and
brother, and will ever cherish and
respect his memory.
Resolced, That we tender our
sympathies to the family of our de-
ceased brother in this sudden and
unexpected bereavement, trusting
that an Allwise Power has taken
him to the happy hunting grounds to
mingle with tribes of the Great
Spirit.
Resolred, That we drape our Wig
wan in the usual mode Of the Tribe
for thirty suns.
ResolUed, That a copy of these res
olutions be presented to the widow
of our deceased brother and publish
cd in our city papers.
VIM. ARMSTRONG, I
w. MCELRoY,
X. CREME, Com.
M. L. KREPs,
CHAS . LA0IBERT.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-01-08
REMEMBER THIS.

Now is the time of the year for Pneu-
monia, Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, and
fatal resulte of predisposition to consump-
ton and other throat and lung disease
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has been used
in this neighborhood for the past two or
three years without a single failure to
cure. you have not used this medicine
yourself, go to your druggist, ]. L. w.
Baker, and ask him of its wonderful sue
cess among its customers. Two doses will
relieve the worst case. If you have no
faith in any medicine, just get sample bot
tie of Boschee's German Syrup for 10 cts.
and try it. Regular size bottle rs cents.
Don neglect cough to save seventy-6vc
cents. octl5, cow If.