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LEONAINIE.
A STRAY POEM WHICH PoEIs sUPpos-
ED TO HAVE WRITTEN

A STRAY POEM WHICH POE is SUPPOS-
ED TO HAVE WRITTEN. o.
Kokowa (Ind.) Despatch.
In the house of a gentleman in this
city we saw poem written on the blank
| tiy-leat, of an old book. Noticing the
initials, E. A. p, at the bottom of the
poem, it struck us that possibly we had
| run across bonanza. The owner of the
book said he did not know who the au-
thor of the poem was. His grandfather
| who gave him the book containi the
verses, kept an inn in Chesterfield, near
Richmond, Va. One night young man
who showed plainly the marks of dissipa-
ton, raped at the door, asked if he
could stay all night, and was shown to a
room That was the last they saw of him
When they went to the room the next
morning to call him to breakfast he had
gone, but left the book, on the fly-leaf of
which he had written the verses. The
editor of the Despatch believes that Ed
gar A. Poe was the writer of the poem,
and that it has never previously been
yrinted. 1t is as follows:
Leonainie-angels named her:
And they took the light
OF the laughing stars and framed her
In a smile of white;
And they made her hair of gloomy
Midnight, and here eyes of bloomy
Moonshine, and they brought her to me
In the solemn night.
In solemn night of summer.
When my heart'of gloom
Blossomed up to greet the conner
Like rose in bloom;
All forebodings that distressed me
forget as Joy caressed me
Lying joy that caught and pressed me
In the arms of doomi
Only speak the lite lisper
In the angle-tongue;
Yet l, listening, heard her whisper
"Songs are only sung
Here below that they may grieve you
Tales are told you to deceive you
Somust Leonainie leave you
While her love is young"
Then God smiled and it was morning,
Matchless and supreme;
Heavens glory seemed adoring
Earth with It's est eem,
Every heart but mine seemed gifted
With the voice of prayer, and lifted
Where my Leonainie drifted
From me like dream.
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RUVIAN SYRUP
RUVIAN SYRUP
tored 10 Complete
4 Health.
BRonrs A1n ennI Z 1ozn

H. BROOKS. Me, Sept. 7, 1870.
Elf rom early youth / was in
alIh, troubled with humor in m v
eaKness and debility of the system
was unable to labor much, and
oIne light business, and then only
fat caution.
years ago the past Spring had q
.ack oi Diphtheria, which left my
rdiiyzed and useless, 80 / was un-
ak or even sit up. Noticing the
eiuehts of PERUVIAN SYRUP 1
y 10 give 1t a trial. and to my great
'ouhu ou my health improving. L
s',e use of the SYRUP until three
~ oeen usel and was restored to
heaith' and have remained SO TO
Ky uTe " n my present health entirely to
X ast, 4 Eau WAN SYRUP, and hold
nes;ttlmation. ! cannot speak too
n enri w 'ss praise. / have In several
4, U,n nmehded 1t in cases very similar
"i'il une sam good results.
CHAS. f. PEARCY,i
f. Wi Trisp pFoWLE & SONS, Proprie-
III "'iison b. Ave. Boston. Sold by all
u.s. Pamphlets ire. N ~ ~
- aug1-mStd4w1y
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EDUCATIONAL.
|ERSITY OF VIRGINIA

hr,hnoDer Ist; continues through
tIao,,ss, tIcas, IL is organized in schools
SS.'Ve SniS 5ystem, with full courses in
iii bbuitllce ,nilce with Practice in Chemi-
NaSHSical aSaical laboratories), Literature
an5 amn5gunIclne, Engineering, Natural
iinnI, n,u PRACTICAL Agricult,ire. Ex-
Far a,rpc,u,ulng everything) about $500.
/, M n niouge Wtge 10 JAMES F. HAIR
Dice: n iEnalrman Of the Faculty,
hImooudh University OF Virginia.
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He intends to make money out Of the
paper, He has ordered that no dividend
shall be paid until 1T gets the talltower
building paid -for.s Mr. Gould never
goes into thing which he does mot see
money In. He'll lose no money by the
operation you may be sure" '-
1t is said by agentleman in utimate with
the members Of Gould's, frm that they
are exceedingly distrustful Of him. and
that tney are as much on their guard
against him ga though he was not their
partner.-N. Y. Sam
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SYRUP
RUvIAN SYRUP,
Ifcted Solution Of Pro-
/ toXide Of Iron. 4 a..
bad the Following.

Fysr FAfRLEE, VT, Jan. II, 1T1.
|Sr-For seven or eight years past l
In in poor health, and for the past
|more very feeble. My health con-
h d cline, and my flesh and strength
Eway, until was unable to work
@go up stairs without great exhaus-
Suffered from frequent and Distress
|cks of palpitatlon of the heart, my
dressed me, causing acidity and
|the stomach; and suffered from
4 nervousness, constipation, and de-
4 the system generally, my blood
Hin and poor and sluggish in cireu-
Ind was for years suffering all the
|of confirmed dyspeptic. About
IthS since concluded / would try a
PERUVIAN SYRUP, and recelv-
.hch benefit from IL that purchased
b., more. aud have continued the
ID SYRUP until quite recently. 1t
bred my health to such an extent
1el myself as good as new. NV di-
&s good and my weight has increas-
! past four months from 100 to 1873
&my strength has returned, and my
health is thus wonderfully improv-
D can truly say | owe II all 10 the
bur PERUVIAN SYRUP. ] earn
commend all sufferers from dyspep-
. Debility to give II trial, hoping IL
Diem as much good as 1t has me.
4. livery truly, MRS. s. b. BEMIS
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llnlngton conference
Academy. .--.n-

Profess, sor Business, Teaching, Col
AtaIoeSndn nave been extended. Send
REVeaS : l5e % Principal, ,I-lI ID.
Rmsd s ~. M. WILLIAMS, A. M.
Dover, Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-09

The experiment of slaughtering cattle
by means Of dynamite was recently tried
at Dudley, England, with marked sue
cess. Small charges of dynamite were
fastened on the toreheads of the animals
and exploded by an electric shock. The
animals, two disabled horses and a DON
key, were instantly killed by the explo-
sion, suffering a comparatively painless
death.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-09

a a Ri fTiErR;NNoN INsTITUTE-Es.
fnan SShED ls59-English, French
adies boarding and day school for
plaooa ana little girls, No. 4G Mount
Ind NJ. baltimore. Mrs. Mary j
hv mrs. rs b, Maitland, Principals
viii - iarge corps of professors. The
lSep6 p6'peh September 20, 1877.
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EDWARD INSTITUTE.
2lI2 PER YEAR

,eanHed. ,teeaGeed. Facilities never better.
teparatns, A business Course, Col.
for ho,,y and other graduating
I'm Fou FoIl sexes. or any studies NAV
d, Decnllt all term, September 8, Win
|DportiEenner II. Adm issions any
JAS !, aiiE. For new Catalogue
brk, H' hING,D. d. Fort Ed ward
aug6
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II Lh4M MILITARY INSTITUTE.

eLliErXINGTON, VA. H.
5 weli wli1as ni of obtaining admission
ls Cah1AannoJwn STATE INSTITU-
hc undoEr.IiS viii apply without de-
iScin1iifslgned. Provision is made
htbs ~ Piiie and instruction during
h To VI ,ha ULY and AUGUST, pre-.
lon lst 'ie e,1, reSumption of regular
=" Isl SEPTEM BER.
epl FRANCIS H. SMITH,
Superintendent.
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A srAMMER1Nd wIFE.


- PyneS I - ~ 40 .-4sBrr
I-xowed IL the maiden would only be mine,
would always endeavor to please her:
She blushed her consent, though the slut
tefing lass f-a o.
Said never word, except ''You're an ass
An assam ass--Iduous teaser =" !..-
But when we were married, found to my
ruth
The stammering lady had spoken the truth;
For oft, in obvious dudgeon
Shed say, IL ventured to give her jog
In the'way ofreproof, "You're dog-a dog
A dog-matic cur-mudgeonw
And once when said, 1--WE can hardly af-
ford
This sextravagant style with our modera te
hoard"
AL limited we ought to be wiser,
She looked, assure you exceedingly blue.
; And fretfully cried, you're Jew-you're
Jew
A very ju-dicious adviseri"
Again when it happened that wishing to
shirk
Some rather unpleasant and arduous work,
begged her TO go to a neighoor.
She wanted to know why made such a
II fuss, n 'tt ~ 't1
And saucily said, "You were always a
cuss-
You were always accustomed to abor,'
Out of temper at last with this insolent
dame,
And feeling that madam was greatly to
blame, '+
+ To scold me instead of caressins,
l mimicked her speech, like a churl that
am, 49,"
And angrily said, " You're dam-dam-
dam
A damage instead of blesslngp'
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08
September 8, 1877!

LOSING OUR MkRCASTME Trade
Undoubtedly Wilmington has been los
ing her mercantile retail trade for the
past five years. Her merchants are no
longer the high spirited class of business
men she formerly possessed. In former
times the wilmington newspapers were
the medium through which our citizens
were made acquainted with the goods
our merchants wanted to sell. But now
We look in vain for any show Of q spir-
tied competition in trade. The merchants
now, instead of q sensible and invitingly
written advertisement, giving price and
asking calls, depend upon big show
window and small amount of putty,
paint and gay paper to attract customers
as if they could thus be able to compete
with the inducements offered in the Wig
ocous and senlsntious advertisements Of
the Philadelphia tradesmen. 1t is thus
that the cash buyers are driven off to oul
great sister city and the credit ones lef\
TO make bills al home. The merchant
who does not advertise is bad tenant
and is very likely TO so into the hands o
the Sheriff and. to destroy suy reputation
store may ma
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS

A n ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF
"A OF the Appropriation for opening Sts.
Incidental and Miscellaneous Expenses
and Phphc Buildings.
Be it ordained by the City Council ofwil.
mington, two-thirds OF all the mem bers
thereof concuTTing therein.
SECTION !. That the amount OF $500 be
transferred from the appropriation for re-
pairing andcleansing streets 10 the approprl-
auon Tor opening streets. Also. that the
amount of $40 o be transferred from the a D.
preparation for repairing and cleansing
streets TO the appropriation for Incidental
and miscellaneous expenses. Also. that the
amount of 81, ,3O0 be transferred from the ap-
preparation for repairing and cleansing
streets 10 the appropriation for public
buildings.
Passed at the City Hall, September 5. s.1s77
NJ. L LICHTENSTEIN. President.
W. II. FOULk, Clerk.
sepI2t
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08

DEMOCRACY AND GoLp.-JuS! as the
prospect hrightens for the Democracy COM
ing INTO possession OF the national lesisla-
ture, the price Of gold dimlnishes. This is
= singular circumstance and some may
scout the idea But /; is nevertheless a fact
ami may he relied upon as being based upon
sound reason. The Democrats propose 10 50
legislate as 10 save many millions OF the
paol-c revenue Thai Is now wasted ami ap-
ply il 10 paying The notes, bonds or debts
% the government, and hence the notes.
which are the lowest III the list OF current
quoted prices. advance towa0i sold, with
the prospect Q! their being paid earlier and
anore surely II the Democrats come into
the possession of the legislative branches o.
me government Again il : known that
The Democratic party is the peace party and
!; IS only by maintaining peace the notes
can Be brou ght up to gold The defeat OF
senator Sargeant in California. the absence
Of Morton. and the exposure Of Patterson,
all have a tendency 10 elevate the paper
dollar, insomuch as they bring the Dem
ocrats nearer TO the control OF the Senate,
whereby they can accomplish the econom-
zeal legislation proposed by the Democratic
House two years ago and defeated by the
Senate AT the sessions OF 1875 and 1885,.
And then again there is the hope that the
President will finally be compelled 10 lend
his influence To the Democrats by the de-
sertion of him of part of the Republican
Senators. II the Dem oerats get majority
Of both Houses OF Congress in the October
session We should not be at all surprised
Josee greenbackS rise 10 within fraction O
gold by the first of ISIS
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08
PERSONAL.

Garihald! is entirely restored TO health.
General Joseph (. Johnston is on a visit
10 North Carolina.
Colonel J. J.Str1cker jenkins is al the 6 rand
Union, New York
The latest novelty In ladies toilets IS a
mirror in the heel OF the boot.
Pere HSacinih is announced as a canfi-
date 10 e rench Cham ber from oi4e OF the
Paris ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Com mauder q. 7. Mahau has reported
for duty 81 the Naval Academy, Rear A a.
miraI Rodgers has returned 10 Annapolis.
Gen. Balknsp is hobnobbing with Chica-
goans. The local account does not say
whether Mrs. Belknap siill wears No. !
boot OF not
The President has declined 10 honor Al.
oany with his presence, at least until h,
has sEung around the western and south
ern circle s little
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08

Senator McCrary has done well in ap-
proving General Schofeld'S sensible and
soldier>hEe order about the Sily and black.
guard practice of 'hazing' at West Point
But v by should he set the cadets such a
copy OF clumsy and slp-slop English as
this:
Il am gTautied that you have promul-
gated SO firmly your determination in re-
latlon 10 practices under consideration.
feel confident that your order will.
through true msnhneS>, bring additional
supports 10 the high character nov well
attached 10 the corps and recognized BY
the country
Hos can a high character De at
tached 10 a corps. and hos can an order
bring additional supports through true
manaueS> 10 Sach a character The
Scriptures hkens worS1s tIly spoken 10
apples q go!d n pictures OF silver. These
ar apples oi gold IL pictures OF tewier.-
Word
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08

El'NES0AY, 1sIh Sev4 IS-
s--S lo-soS1og Personal Properly TEre-
- -. y, o-ae orlo1le COW. AID year Cd cali
o.,s lG4-ss car. a. the pioEs. ksrroEs. a..
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08
GOD S.afITES 4 BL.7SPHE.NER
a Sa,lOr's jar Tungeiy Disiooated
y Hhiie He is Stcedriag.

A colored seaman named Blennan. Of
the bark Jasper, now At New York from
Sierra Leone, was seatto the Chambers
Street Hospital on his arrival, suffering
severely from n dislocated jaw, which he
painfully informed the surgeons was done
while he was taking, but he refused to
state further particulars. Before he was
fully cured he left the hospital, being
very restive and anxious to get away ,
and though he. was promised 10 return he
has not since been heard from. He re-
turned TO his vessel, bus could not be found
when reporter went to obtain the par
ticulaIs of his strange case, which had
caused much comment.
Capt Miller, of the Jasper, made the
following statement
"People won't readily believe a man
could get lockjaw while talking. Blen-
nan was the cook on the voyage, and he
was alone when his Jaw got out OF joint.
1t was on the 20th of August that the ac-
cident happened. had turned in, but
was aroused by the boy, who rushed in
TO my cabin saying the cook had lock- jaw,
He could not talk without great pain, but
when asked him what the matter was
be said behad lockjaw. got my medical
books and 81 Iudledthe treatment of lockjaw
but for six days he could not eat or talk
in spite of my remedies. He is better
now, but his jaw is srin out OF place, and
it is still painful for him TO eat or speak.
"BlenDan is a very profane man. /
never knew a man TO swear such terrible
oaths as he would swear when angry.
BY talking he meant that he was swear'
ing at the time. He was making a fire
in his cook stove, and he could not get
the fire to burn. This angered him and
the boy says, he ripped out some fearful
oaths in consequence, cursing Almighty
God as the cause of his trouble with the
fire, and calling upon his maker with ter
| rible imprecations TO let the fire burn
1t was in the midst of his profanity thai
his Jaws became locked, and this is, real
ly, the whole truth of the matter
After this visitation Blennan was una
Die 10 do anything dunng the rest of the
voyage. aud even now il would be I'm
, posibl for him 10 indulge n profanity
except at the cost of much suffering A:
| Captain Miller says, the case is very
quiet one, aud many people who are mo-
SuperstiuouS will regard his misfortun,
as dir ct punishment of the sins o.
which he was guilty.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08

The Turkish Government hss sen.
fenced Redif PAshs. Abdul Kerim. Ps
abs he eXconnsndants Of ScUisri SIS
ioYs nd hipkA Pass. And tea o,he-
unsuccessful officers 10 be bAn ishet
> Lemons until the wsr Is owe. wbsr
.aey w. Dc uied for inoApszcity
hsi would become of NJ. McCrar,
rAshs' Howard Pashs- aod q boss O
olne' military ngurehesds in our ON.
* vice, under slui.zr orcer Of exil
Tor gross fAl.ure,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08

The Presidents speech AZ the soldiers
reunion AT MariettS was brief exposition
o. his policy towards the South. without.
perhaps being specially intended as such
The way in which il was recelved by the
veterans who fought with him shows now
popular II Is with the masses. BUT il is q
unpopular With the Republican political
-esderS Thai they have never been able ID
-7noNer nom ,aeir disgust a; lis adoption
and i : likely ;he.r disgust viii reach is
climax ty Tie Time HAYES seis hack from
h.s southern tour and Congress meets il
.--t-h.--
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08

The New Iork Herald dispatch e7e,
me Legislature of California 20 theDenc-
crAts BY large majority on Joint halo;
aud the World suggests that ibe eminen,
Mr.. Sargent will now probably Sc, Ahou,
preparing to..aeoep; foseign mission 8
ihe end Of his Senatorial term.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08

PEoPIE con. pam Iaal conhiraI.on< o,
capitalists keep ur Tie v-:ee q sugar AMI
eo1s-s- :: ihs people ~. o-.ly rsfa>e 10 H.
iaS-Ss articles once q Twice each ws@k. o.
-ss.-.ci themselves 10 using ore half 0.
s7rAl iasy do nov. Tie p-.oe viii Suoa come
.e~1 - . nai i Was oe.orc ne wa. Ara
-cG 50 - aga. 500. i pays tte r--s Q:
capitalists 1ov 10 send czrsoes away taa,
.-.s l-gA rr.oes Asre n .sai 3. kep, N.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08
CALIFORNIA ELECTION,
SAN Francisco, Sept.

NAN t hANNLsNVs OtFt. 4.
The latest election returns indicate that
the democrats have elected ten Senators
and fifty-seven ASSembl blymen, and the
republicans ten Senators and twenty
three Assemblymen. Including hold
overs the democrats will have thirty
eight majority on joint ballot.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08

THE LIBERAL I-EA6UE-A; The uAa,-
-ng Of the held io-morrox u,o-nir1s y, -,
AcCiAry builiing. third roo-. fbs s,,b;e~,
IoI discussion will be ,.lhe Exiserc;es ~
ihe Times. Mr.. John s. Rowho,ban
VIII intrcduce The subjec;, Sf.er wIirl
-rEsTAl discussion will be iuy.,ea.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08

Down = Lowell, Mass ne va-kl-Ernz-
ave pAs>s'5 -es1. ai.ons declaring ;e.st hay
-! vo,e ~ 10 cA23l5Ass Q. any r.s-,v -.
eSs be Is voi ktngnAo and oo~ Ihs y.
y. Posi- by way q comment sars ..Nou
- them tai E1Ai So. @: a-Aa lhsy CO.
>55sr : wo-klngZA,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08

Hon ChAs- fosser, Il Ohio. writes In;
i will Be as vel ;o le he 1lsrDo-,,.
organize the issue y made q Measure.
a. tie Federal ofhc-bolde.s oo,Da-e+
With ;hs Republican associations = N-u
OK cl'y are taking a back SEA. Art -
signing from the various organ iEs,jo-s
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08
Fashionable FurnltuHsI
]. & j. N. HAnMAS|
no 4IO King street
WILMINGTON, DEL.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

10y, We respectfully inform lls ls
.--Asi< zens OF Wilmington, and W.
rounding country that we ol. o.
ygFEa To manufacture and keep 9l
at our large and long eStabllshel u
rooms, Furniture Of every vaI,e9
style, consisting of Mahogany hox,l
and Walnut Furniture suitable iOi ri
dinning-room and chamber uses
Our assortment of Furniture IS hlss las
more varied than can be found N L,.sr ps!S
and all articles sold al our esIaol'-'
are warranted as represented ,...r.i|
Venitian Blinds OF the most lasn% aSS
designs made TO order and kepl eoIss eons
on hand. We also manufacture !. az S,T
stantly keep a large assortment III "
Hair, Moss and Husk MattresseSsiv
41O King street, WilmiA"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-30
Cure of all Female Weaknesses

This Compound. which Is purely vegetable, has
entirely cured the most Stubborn cases that have
bafled the skin Of our best physicians and hous-
ands OF persons who were considered as incurable
before this remedy was discovered have been re-
stored 20 perfect health by its use.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-30

Of the late Senator Nye, Mr.. Clinton
Lloyd, formerly chief clerk iu the Office OF
the Clerk Of the House, writes the New
York Tribune, that when Nye was Govern
or Of Nevada Territory. some OF Brigham
Young's people took refuge there, aud were
pursued, at Youug's order, by several Da.
mites, or Destroying Angels" Governor
Nye heard of it. and going to the hotel
where they were, informed the angels
that if they didn't leave his dominions in
twenty.four hours he would hang every one
of them. They left," says MIR. LLOYD;
and he continues the story thus: Some
time afterward. Nye had occasion to make
q trip through Utah, and. feeling little I'm.
easy lest some ofthe angels might retaHate,
he concluded it was best to put bold face
on the matter, and called on Brigham, and
said to him: Brigham. [ came to advise
you as friend. that it isn't safe to send any
of your angels into my Territory, for have
more devils in my jurisdiction than you have
angels 10 yours. and if they come in contact
there will be h-of a row. This pronuu.
ciamento had the desired effect, and Nye
was never more troubled by Brigham's an
gels. !"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-30
Ths 9ailg Arsas,
RoCx ISLAND. ............ rrrrrors
An EvERx-DAY RoMANcE.
From the Pulpit to Prison and to the
Pulpit Again.
From the springfield Republican,


Superintendent Orolhers, of the Hart
ford, Conn. Walnut Hill inabriate asylum
tells this strange story of an eminent
clergyman. we'll known 10 Hartford many
years ago: a clergyman of fortune, position
and much reputation, be lost his daughter
by violent death, and began to drink to
drown his sorrow. 1t was in vain, that his
wife and friends opposed, demonstrated,
implored and persuaded: he drank on, the
appetite steadily increasing, until le be-
came It's slave. Hls congregation disnasr-
ed him; his wife died Of broken heart: he
squandered his fortune, lost his friends.
and at last became reporter for low New
York paper, through means of which he
picked up a scanty living From bad to
worse he swept down rapidly, and for some
offence committed while drunk was at last
sent for SIX months to state prison, On
coming out and returning to the city he
became fish peddler, drinking desperate
ly all the time. One day while drunk he
was injured and taken to the hospital,
where he was recognized by the attending
doctor, and finally sent to an inabriate
asylum. He remained here six months,
went away, relapsed and was returned BIZ
his friend, the doctor. 4 year later he
went away to tie far West to begin life
again. Commencing in small church as
pastor he became 10 few years one Of the
leading men and finally president OF COL
leRe. Last year he died. man renowned,
aud regarded as the ablest divine of that
section. Among bis papers we're found
some of the facts concerning bis early
struggles, in which he gratefully ac-
knowledges the wisdom of his old college
friend in forcibly removing him from
temptation in an asylum which was the
only possible way in which he could
eScanA
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-30
Astonishing snc,saz.

1t is the duty of every person who has
used BosCHEEs GERMAN SYRUP to let its
won 1erful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, .Asthma, Pneumonia, and
n fact ali throat and lung diseases. No
person can use it without immediate relief.
three doses will relieve any ease, and We
consider it the duty of all Druggists to
recommend it to the poor diving consump-
tive, at least to try one bottle, as 10000
dozen bottles were sold last year, and no
one case where i. tailed was reported.
Snch medicine as the GERMAN SYRUP
cannot be too widely known Ask your
Druggist about il. Sample Bottles to Try
sold at 10 cents Regular siza IS cents.
Sold positively by all Grsr. class DRUG gists.