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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
afMiaAl NEWS ITEMS.


Young sospsuds and old nicotine
have proved fatal In the case Of Al
English lad at Dartmouth Park. He
saw some children blowing soap bub-
blss on q nsighbor's doorstep and bor-
rowed q clay pipe from his father. which
he soon broke. He then returned for
another and his father gave him an old
wooden pipe which had been lying on o
shelf for a year. In an hour the child
was very sick. vomiting and becoming
very drowsy. and deadly pale. Al tho
end OF the third day the little fellows
srffsrings came TO m end. The physi.
clan testified at the inquest that the
child died from imbibing nicotine IN.
tanned in the old wooden ripe.
Two gamblers were In Lsavenworth.
Kansas, several years ago. with about
$50 In their pockets. They desired to
get money enough to 60 to California.
They went TO separate hotels. One res.
istsred as a physician and advertised a
remedy for cholera. The other put up
a large quantity Of yeast powders into
sample packages, with a little croton oil
In each, and hired o boy 10 distribute
them. Soon family after family, affected
by the croton oil. felt what they believed
were symptoms OF cholera. The sale Of
the cholera remedy was enormous, and
the gamblers were enabled TO 60 to Cali
fornia.
From Hnvre comes the tidings That
there need DO no more sea-sickness. A
number OF persons, II Is said. have IT.
peatedly been taken on board the steam
tug l'Avant.port, and have put ont to
SEQ Just whore they were most likely to
meet with severe tests. and It has been
found that those who were provided
with q certain electromagnetic sirdlo
were entirely exempted from sss.sick.
ness, while those who became sea.siek
without this appliance were almost in
simultaneously cured by It, application.
The girdle. IL Is explained. tends 10
check the arrangement of the Ola.
phragm.
Mr.. Evarts has leased o handsome
house In Washington for the next two
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Evarts and their
four unmarried daughters will make up
the domestic circle therein during the
coming season. The Secretary will
give the usual formal entertainments
demanded by his position.
The late Senator Bogy never allowed
political bias to sway him In his per
sonAl relations. He expressed the ut.
most friendship for Senator Morton,
and has bssn heard to shy that Morton.
outside Of his politics, wa ''as clever n
man as sver lived" This kindly feel.
ing was rsciprocated by Mr.. Morton.
The Smith sisters Of Glastonbury.
Massachusetts,. are again under the yoke
Of the tax collector. Three cows have
again gone to tho auction block. aud a
wall arises from the Woman's Journal.
The London World says that the eli.
max Of sgotism was reached when n
war correspondent telegraphed n few
weeks since : "Ths Turks are evacuat-
ing the Dobrudja. / shall remain"
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NEVADA ITEMS.

William Hamilton and Thos. Lovsry
vrr. arrested In Eureka last Saturday
s-vsnino on "A charge Of complicity I'm
tho aitsmptsd robbery Of the Tybo and
i,n,cLa s,noe A abort time 400. In which
Jacs Davis was killed by the shotgun
messengers. A warrant was also trls-
graphed to Sacramento for the arrest Of
Dob Hamilton on the same charge. The
of.enss was committed in Nye county.
and the prisoners will be taken to Bel.
mont for trial.
The King Mining COMPANY of White
Pine ar, about 10 erect a 3O.ton water.
Jacket furnace. The DEVELOPMENTS re-
gently made in tho mine are reported TO
DO remarkably good. Five hundred tons
Of 800 ore are on the dump. and last
Thursday a body OF $500 ore was
developed ON the iOo'foot level. The
mine u located at the bass OF White
Pine Mountain.
OF the financial condition Of Eureka
county the Soiind says: An exanina-
ten Of the assessment rolls. and the
present financial standing OF the county.
insurts the Tact that we VIII snow clean
balance sheet ny tbs hrst DAY OF Jann-
AIRY. Wise legislation. economical gov
sfnment, n ample are 10 10
credited with this agreeable state Of al
fairs. and tho taxpayer reloices accor-
doggy.
The Reno Gasetk Of last evening says :
John Copp. late Of Alkali Flat, and
lessee OF VIM. Ross's ranch. removed
his presence from washoe county be-
tween two days. Saturday or Sunday
night IL set down ~ the time OF his
sudden departure. His disease was
debt aud 1t lasted only m month.
Toombs K Co., A. II. Barnes and sew.
sral woodchoppsrs are among the losers.
George Hymer Of 0rssna was run
over BY a band Of stampsdinp horses
at that place a few DAYS AGO and ~serious.
ly injured. Several of his ribs were
broken, ard DIR. johnson, who was
called to attend him. says that he was
injured internally. as be splits blood and
brcathss with difficulty while In a re-
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The latest phase Of the daily rumor
about the Ohio clerks Ia that they hsv.
signed q paper pledsing themselves to
20 home on an excursion train at half
fare. This report will probably bs tip
ped over to-day. Meanwhile the inter.
ssiing statement 10 made that there are
not more than 40 Ohio voters in all the
departments. One would think from
the talk which has been male that there
were at least 100. 900
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03

SENATOR THURMAN takes occasion TO
say that the Presidsn, has adopted the
principles be has himself been fighting
Tor during the pas, ten years. Then
Why Is Mr. Thurman climbing the stump
at the tail end Of = campaign to make .
speech against the Presidsntr He would
b o consistent to speak on the OPP
posits stump. AMI then he would no, be
forced TO 30 disgraceful n surrender as
he has made 10 the infationists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03

Mr. Lincoln oncs wrote to the late
Judge Minshsil Of Illinois n letter just
printed for the first time. which con-
eluies with this postscript. curious in
The light Of after relations between Lin.
coin and Douglas Up. 8. We have
adopted 1t rs part Of nj policy here
never 10 speak OF Douglas At all. Isn't
that the b.ss mode Of treating so small
q matter 2"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03

SrrKA JACK is expected to be the next
leader Of hostile bands Alaska the
field /; the fifteen white men and their
families there the nrst victims. Our
soldiers are 10 few that we cannot af-
ford to send any tbiihsr. until = mas
sacrs Of the white people has taken
place. BESIDES the immediate loss Of
life anil property. . war thereafter Is
likely to he far more expensive than II
wouli b. Ia send troops now. But the
prevention Of wars has never been n
part OF our Indian policy
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

EQugsTRiANsHIP.-Gn ladies' rourps,
mept for the most accomplished and graceful
lady rtdsrs. Friday, October 10, Of IL o'elcch =;
coosist II The yoei.ty's oliver plste. valued re.
ppectiyely st 500, SO, $40 and go.
SPECIAL PRRM1UNs.--IAdy's hat, value
AS, gift Of Aware Rvsns; standard edition Of
poems, gift Of =. n. Jamison.
Tbs isdy VINO 10 adjudged nist shall have her
choice Of all premiums o1eredy the second
LADY phail have recond ohoiec. and 40 on. u 70
expected that other special premiums viii b
added 10 this list By privats CONTINUATION.
viii be allowed to oompste for prizes. Ladies
vishins 10 compete for prizes vii pleAse send
names % Secretary. indor'sd By two members
Of the eociety.
yANEs Il. BORLAnD. sserst.y.
Rsno, N.vsds.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
MINNESOTA DEMOCRACY.

Tho Minnesota State Democratic Con-
vsn,icn moi in st. Paul yesterday. made
nominations. and promulgated . plat.
form. The nominations are OF NO con-
sequence. az q Democratic victory In
Minnesota Is an absolute impossibiliiy.
But tho platform 10 . curiosity. even
among Democratic documeuts. Indeed.
q. may b doubted II such . thoroughly
cheeky aud bombastic address was ever
made to intelligent voter. The burden
Of Its song IL fraud! fraud! It
makes no appeal to tho reason Of Its
hearers. Il evidently assumes In sd-
vance that they are all fools. and calmly
proceeds 10 dish up for them . . Of
lies aud misrepresentation which they
are expected 10 swallow. The result 10
natural and inevitable. The convention
has ovsr.rsachsd itself. True 70 Demo-
cratic traditions these noble citizens Of
Minnesota. have done precisely what
General Grant predicted they have
"put their foot In Il, and kicked over
the filling milk pail" They have dis
gusted their friends. and made them
selves simply ridiculous In the eyes Of
their political opponents.
The ''principlss" upon which they
claim popular support are . mass Of
contradictions In themselves. Accord
ing to our dispatches the nnt resolution
dsnoupcss the frauds and crimes by
which the late election Of President and
vies-P resident vas reversed (; the sec
ond csngratulaies the country thai Presi-
dent Hayes found 1t necessary to adopt
the Democratic policy Of local sslf-eov-
srnuspt and to abandon the devices for
psr~pstusiing sectional jealousy and ha-
trcj /; the third accuses the Republican
party Of acting In tho interest Of capital
acaius. labor by making the public debt.
which was promised in legal tenders.
payable in coin. arraigns Ii for dsmons-
thing silver. for passing the resumption
act. for raising. s~Ipsnding and wasting
enormous revenues. and for adopting .
high protective tariff the fourth Gen.
surss the Republicans for keeping in
Congress men VIGOROUSLY in favor Of
high tariffs (; the NTH declares gold and
silver the only constitutional legal ten
der. aud that resumption should come
- soon as the business matters Of the
county would permit. and that the de-
monetixation Of silver was q step back.
ward aud that the silver dollar Of the
old commercial value should DO restored.
Here In Que breath President Hayes
il accused OF stealing his position. and
good Democrats are called upon to sup
port him In measures which. 10 he In the
fraud that they pronounce him. he has
no right to take. Consistency 10 svi'
IDENTIFY u jewel that Is not to be found II
tbs head of tho Democratic toad. NJ
party will ever be successful In thi'
country which bases its claims for sup
port ON the presumed idioey Of Its ad
h.ren,s. Try again, gentlemen. whe'
YOU have learned to DO honest IN youI
own convictions. you may possibly se
cure q popular following. but you vii
never do it by calling your friends fools
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yLAa aoLD Ann s,LyEl

uxION FLAG GOLD AND SILVER
~ MINING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il princi
pal place Of busines. Han f,ancisco California.
Location Of works, uold Hill District. storey
Notice Is hereby given that Of = meeting OF
the Beard Of Dircct1rs. held on the ~ day
Of October, 1871. an assessment mo. ~ OF fiv.
(D Cents per shsro w.s levied upon The
capital stock Of the corporation, payable I'm
mediaiely. In United States gold c'in, TO the
Secretary. Of the once Of the Company. Room
II. No 4l9 California street. nayward's Build.
Ing. ean Francisco. California.
Any stock up5n which this assessment shali
remain unpaid on the ~ day OF November.
1871. will b delinquent. and advertised for
sals q public suetioo, and unless Payment IL
made before will b, sold on MONDAY. the
18Th DAP of November, 1877, TO pay the delin-
Qucut assessment. together With costs OF adver.
Using and sxpenses OF nlc.
by order of the Board OF Directors.
W. II. ALLtN. Ia, Secretary.
Once - Room II Hayvard's Building. No.
lia California street. san Francisco. California.
oSt ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03

II ruoroHr you told me that -'s
fever was gone or" said . gentleman.
~ did so," said his companion. "bat
forgot to mention that he went Oh along
with it,"
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SPEED PROGRAMME.
Pirst Day.-Monday, October is.

purserrE sr.Kr.-yo, ,boroussbra
mree,yesr o,a n,,iss' sos,ey 70 n 40 . ,n snI Sa,i
ml,Iss. rp,rspes' $50. Any any that has prs.
ss,1s. .nv an, that hss won Two rsces' cisht
pounds: extra; any nLy snss M, NO, 'nr ss
49,, .en P'usu' 'A"s 'N""" my "'-
sn"Anee'
q upyIpA Nah M ana and
September j weights announced sep.,moei 10;
aeelafhtion. oetooet y. hptf.scs, s.vo. -.
,oris"; ~ on,y u aec'siea out, Dos'e'y ~su'
All nj ioI,,s ~ s.ysds ana q c.i 1ns mu s:., ,, q d., ls
sisIrs MsvAas. ha'Isnee. ~ we sr,sss.
Ws,,s,s - ,rIs WIZ
"ss' 'u
4. RUNyINa.-Dsh OF two miles, free for
~. se'f.nes, si'' rn ,ev ave sns,.ps.'
Weights 10 ruls'
TS,ss y, morn pomin.tIon. will he reouired
.9,,t nj ,ms oo ne ,u,s, q, eoIieeiiss forfeiis.
al az soe,s,y sivs sassd mon.v vithoat a
SECOND pay-Iucsuay' Vct0per io'
r-,or-r,xn p,r.. ann, .,... nm.
IL 49, ,hSsn a. NJ to-. a. far ali
bones In Nrvsds and California east Of The
49, I..sd. rirss es.o, secand. sisO !.
sssrsa Me'a's' fn"'' paw '''0na' "S'
nIo.sd' With IN. following %eutrie,: W. r..
enainosiis'p u naner oim cs,st. N,nnoi,.
nnns INN. n n" i.t. n.mss 80
Mussins; ]. wil'on names g. b. Nevada.
9. rsorTIsa..Pare, 81 go: class. az.
ma,,'s ses.' snn, 10. shi., 's,"S "
Third u,v-v.dne.d,y. October II.
=. RusSrso.-pur.e. sso,tvo mile. and
foptris al N IN sieyrs Neysds. fir,t. 200 ,
Second. 500; third. tioo.
RusNrso-pur,s. s,oo, ono m,ls and
mprsti ns''o' W r"" s'''' ' s'"'
.u -,
.. hUNNlN0..-Purse, tNOi nasn ot na.t
mile' IRE fora ri"'' s'"' se0'n'' s"'
p...,, n.v ru-a.v o.,oho, 70
.
N. TRoTTlSo -Purse 5000; mile host,,
teo IN thee. 70 harness, frre for all three year
olds In Nevada and California east OF the sienn
nevada rlrs'' SOW seeoea' ss'o ''h'fa's '"'
fouitn. si,0; 49,. ,,,,.-,,, .,,a.. T.. A.
olossd. Win tne ionosin9 svr ~,
Breeo nsneo 81. l,,io 1.i l'aoa
blt; G. othsn9 W. No r., pns. "a
reafoi An. Lsmo pn,Mvs.e Az" va
bloesom names D. G. SAh'orh's
q, o-prr,. ssm . cisss. FIRE for
~; mile hsets; sn,s. " Az tnsrsss 4: sios.
Esoofsecano' tso'th1u's'"'
oeoosf een'
v,oA u.y-p,id.v- OrfoheP 10.
Elitn W. VesoS0
,vo "a. ssoo, ton m,ies and
" hvNstMu VII p,r., sEo. ssespd. f,oO;
Third, eioo.
.uuvo No.. ANN. ,,,is and m.
u sy.d. ana osIIfor
peal ! Tree IoIA ~ nnIs Ms.S P,rst exs0.
nia east 81 tne sies,a "s"~ " "
second. tlo; tnifu' siW'
noo-r,va -p,,.. ann, double team,
~ TsoL.h ,.or,,si sntdrs' Monsy 10
o,csea ~ soo,hsr class.
" on''ea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03

The facility with which Chevkst
Pasha has sent over 10000 men. with
fresh supplies Of provisions and ammu.
milton. into PlevnA. renders II clear that
the Russians have made little progress
toward interc.pting communication be-
tween the rurki.h stronghold and So
phia. II the I,ussians ever entertained
the intention Of reducing Plsvna by
famine. they must now abandon II.
Henceforth they will have TO depend
upon the slow. gradual operation OF a
siege. corresponding in some respects
with the strategy which led. in the last
war. to the capture Of s~,bastopol by tho
Allies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03

Tnx Union League Club OF New York
has done u wise aud patriotic thing in
calling a mass meeting to dsnounes the
action Of c~onklins's convention. and to
endorse the administration OF President
Hayes. C~oukling placed the Republic
cans Of Now York State in . false po-
sition when he refused to allow the res
oluiiou Of George William Curtis TO Be
embodied in the platform. and all that
they eau do now 10 10 undo the evil that
he has don. by placing themselves right
on the record. The proposed ma
meeting will accomplish this. and II We
are not mistaken. II will be QUE Of the
largest and most enthusiastic ever held
In New York City.
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SETTLEMENT DEMANDED.

4 III PARTIES INDEBTED TO EUGENE
n MAaK.Y. r ilroad Exchange Saloon.
uOld lIiii. will please como forward aud 9 tile
their bills ON or before thu fifteenth Of DC.
tobsr. o., he 10 retiring from the business. Al
blils led at that time will he placed In
the hands q . legal collector.
ostd EIGEsE MARKEY.
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TO LET.

A LARGE HOUSE. soXco. SUITABLE -
"A for . restaurant. and . house with Isl.
seventeen roons. adjoining. Both could -
ne used a. . tcardlbg and lodeinI.house. Op
poetic the Railroad Depot ON Union. and on u
os JOHN PIPiR.
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COOK WANTED.
1 ADV WARRINGTON

WANTED. IMMEDIATELY. AT TIE
W veranoah House. Lower Goid niil. q
competent Americas Cook. OF Sc
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BORN.

EDwARUs-in virginia. October let, ~ the
wife Of Prank idwards.a non.
ATHIRTON-In Carson. september 18th, 10
the vile OF q G. Anterior, Q daughter.
STEPHENS In tioche. September x2d, 10 tbs
wife of J. II. stephens . -on.
IA 3sER AT Plat No.e Station. Lincoln coun
~. s~eptsnbsr 10th. 10 the wife OF J. III.
Losser. . son.
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ATTENTION.. ENGINEERS

-ur yrRsr rrvrsIoN OF STATIONARY
III ry0iNBBRs OF Virginia CITY hereby ten
A., : oordisl Invitation 70 III their brother
sna,ssC. Of Btorss and Lyon counties 10 sttsnd
- h~n 10 b given By them a. Coopers HALL
On s IL alsht Of ocTobER NINTH.
'5 Y. d. sABiN. chisf Engineer.
], 4. CouLrxs, sservtafy. ss1s iw
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MARRIED.

ALLGERN -RosEyBAUM-In Ban Francisco.
september 3oth. Justus Aile-rn to Julis
Rosenbaum.
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r rDERAL SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR ALL
J. worthy articles exhibited, not mentioned in
schedule. The society will give. In addition 70
the premiums named. q gold medal TO the mort
msiltorious exhibition In each department.
The Socletyis silver medal viii be fhs awsrd ~
highest merit. All premiums over ave dollars
may. In the discretion Of the Board Of Trustee.
be paid In the society's plate. manufact]rei
expressly for the purpose.
Gazette Gold Medal-yaluc, 800.
RENO. August Is. 1871.
JAnHs II. BoRLAxp. secretsry: Pieass on'r
4 eold m~edal-value. tl00-from tbs Erentny
0dstft, for the best and largest exhibit In any
department Of your Fourth Annual Fair.
JOHN y. ALEXANDRIA.
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.
All freight will b sh'pped 10 and nom the
Isir. over the Virginia and Truches Raiirosd'
free OF charge.
exhibition. within tho stat, tres Of charge;
at half rates from other States.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-26

The result of the naval court of inquiry
in the Huron case substantially confirms the
opinions of those interested in that melan-
choly disaster, that the loss was mainly
attributable to bad seamanship and bad
navigation. The officers responsible for il
have expiated the offense with their lives,
and it is too late and would be uncharitable
now for censure. 1t is to be hoped, how
ever, that the conclusion of the court of in.
quiry will not only serve to make other
commanders more careful hereafter, but
will call the attention of naval authorities
to the value of good seamanship and navi
cation, which seem to have been con.
siderably moderated since the introduction
of steam. This finding of the court will
not bring back the lamented dead but
ought to result to the benefit of the living
similarly situated.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-26

Our Washington dispathes, says the Tri-
June, sound a note of alarm, which it is not
necessary to tell honest men to heed. Not
only is the Bland Silver bill certain to pass
the Senate, but the prevalent notion that
the delay in its passage, caused by the re-
cess of Congress, will bring some people to
their senses, and diminish the army of
silver maniacs, is deemed to be delusion.
The advocates of silverinhationa are expected
to come back to Washington stronger than
ever; they are printing and distributing
documents, they have formed associations
everywhere and are spending money to
spread their ideas. For the cause oi
honest money, on the other hand, nothing
is doing outside of the newspaper offices
There are no organizations, no meetings
no documents; there is, in fact, no move
ment against silver imitation and for homes
money. There is, to be sure, the grea
silent protest of the multitude of homes
people, but silent protests will not frighten
demagogues nor stop land-slides.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-26

First-class Photographs only made Al
Bradford's Smyrna, Del.
Guaranteed the best Coal Oil. at Wor.
denis, for Is cents per gallon.
Coal and Wood constantly on hand and
for sale by w. w. Tschudy.
Fresh supply of Mems, Boys and Chill.
dren's Hats and Caps in, at X. VI. & W. r
Johnson's. December 9TH
Music! Music !!-Sheet Music and Music
Books. New Stock. Call and see it. b;s
count to Teachers. Cheap to all 4. Price
Griffith.
If you want your Watch properly re.
paired, take it to j. V. Smith, Main St. in
this town. His long experience and ac.
i knowiedged mechanical ability gives him
an advantage over many in this trade
Guaranteed the best Coal Oil, at Wor.
den's, for Is cents per gallon.
For good Jowelry, Watches and Clocks
20 to the store of J. V. Smith, Main ST.
Don't buy presents until you pay him 4
visit. He will order any thing not in stock
and remember every thing lie sells is
warranted as represented.
If you want Pumps, 20 to Tschudy's; he
has big lot and sells them cheap
Two Good Howe Sewing Machines for sale
cheap, for cash, or something we can turn
into cash. Also a Cast Iron Parlor Coal
Stove, at r. N. & w. r. Jonhson's, Shoe
Store.
Miss Allie F. Smith is agent for two of
the best Sewing Machines in the market.
the New Wheeler & Wilson and New
Weed. You cannot mistake in buying
either Of them. Her place of business is
with her father, J. V. Smith, Matchmaker
DIR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP.
DR. VAN DYKE, whose NE long specia ~ and word
ior years to combine an external treatment He
plished this desirable result the preparation of his
by thousands is highly recommended to all our
Price y Cents Cake Box tthree Cakes co Cents.
Wboesa Dnnt 400 al o' Oise ~ ~ ~ 54
Druggist For sale by Jas. p Hoecker Smyrna Del. aul
Druggists generally. July i-!y
Remember this fact, r. VI. & ". +. John.
son are the heaviest cash Boot and Shoe
dealers on the Peninsula. Their system Of
conducting the business enables them 10
give advantages in prices, quality, style and
repairing, that places them beyond compe-
tition and saves thousands of dollars in the
communities in which they operate.
"GERMAN SYRUP. No other medicine
in the world was ever given such test Of
its curative qualities as Boschee's German
, Syrup. In three years two million four
hundred thousand small bottles of this
medicine was distributed free Of charge by
Druggists in this country to those afflicted
with Consumption, Asthma, Group, severe
Coughs, Pneumonia and other diseases OF
: the throat and lungs, giving the American
people undeniable proof that German Syrup
will cure them. The result has been that
Druggists in every town and village in the
United States are recommending it to their
customers. Go to your Druggist, James P
Hotfecker, and ask what they know about
: it. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size
, IS cents. Three doses will relieve any case