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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04

He came into the store with face full
of misery, and sat down upon q box be-
side the stove and began to cry. cit was
queer thing for 4 man like that to do-a
great, rough laboref, nifty years Of age or
more. Some dreadful trouble must hsve
come upon him to make him show his
sorrow in that way without disguise. The
strangers stared alphabetically. After
awhile the proprietor of the store went up
to him and said: ~ ftIT
well, neighbor, you seem to be In
trouble; can we help you any!'
The man did not look up; he shook his
head and said: @'os' as~a
mo, no, NO! It's very kind of you,
but nobody can help me. I suppose you
think I'm ar old fool hut shs w1s all the
family had, and SHE'S dead - ana q
great tear splashed down upon the floor.
!" She's dead. You can't do me any
good now; hut Il you'd come afouAd to
my little shanty there about DiEe O'Clock
last night you might have done some good
II dunno When . man ~ determined
to make brute Of Himself he'll do it,
perhaps; but if therein been some one
there 70 say Dodd, what on airth are
you ahoutf WIN. mebbe-I dunno, tho
was mad. When q mans mad and has
had glass too much, what's the use of
talking to himf It's fixed things for me.
Anyway-Lord, forgive me!-she's dead. !"
The tears splashed down again, but the
people looked at him with faces that had
lost little of their sympathy.
lyon didn't-iiidn't do anything to
bring it on-whatever it ?" said an
old lady with q large basket on her arm.
II shouldn't have thought It Of YOU"
Eyes, did, did," sobbed the man.
If it hadn't been for me it never would
have happened. l loved her, too. Yes,
did love her. Nobody could say she'd
ever had hard word from me before in
all the days we'd live together; but last
night I'd had q glass too much. and ]
stopped at the butchers down in the vii.
lage and bought q bit of steaks man
wants q change from pork once in way
and sh0waS fond Of steak. she was and
| / Jest fetched It In, and said toher, Wei
have q supper tonight, eh p and she sor,
of nodded and winked at me Jest a. jolly
and then went out to the we'll to draw
water, and - body does sometimes wher
any body il in . hurry, I lost the bucket
off. and / was terrible time finding it
and when went in-well, you see, ] wen
| in with an appetite-and there she sat
| and-well, amt dainty, but l. COULDN'T
have touched that steak TO save he; and
got mad. Well, got madder than eve1
was before, and / Just around and I gave
her kick. Yes, did, If / was 70 bt
hung for it tomorrow, I'd have to OWL
up. I kicked heE." AZ
| s. You bruter' said the woman with the
basket; !" kicked her because your steal
didn't suit youi Well may you cry"
l VonsvvH aa$A Hhn man gGVrsn n>~N
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04
6 Let Every thing be Done Decently and
s... I'm Order" eI@

THERE is probably NO occupation in
which one who really knows nothing of
his business. can succeed so well as in
farming. There are many sayings less
true than the old one, Amy fool can
make a farmer;" and it is too often the
case, that among family Of boys, he who
shows the least energy, brilliancy, bust
ness aptitude, Or capacity for thought, is
the ono retained on the farm.
Nature is constantly doing her best, with
or without help, rs the caDe may be, to in
crease the productiveness of the soil, and
is constantly asking, in the plainest man.
ner, our assistance. The difference be-
tween poor and q good farmer is that
the one takes what Nature yields. giving
as little as possible in return-the other
strives in all profitable WAYS to aid Nature
in her efforts toward his benefit.
We purpose, in the lines that follow, to
point out one difference that exists be-
tween farmers of all degrees of ability.
The subject touched ON above opens nu-
m@ous Questigne. thai might be properly
considered, and a, (which we may give at.
tentiOns ut q future time. JET now we
propose, ID take hip Che one g Order and
Tie idle, shlftless, uaan uill med % :,
the outset BY The assers1Do 3kat eveSy dol.
lar Is moley or .Ae0rss9 1lt fsat q Bpent
for shOw, = just 90 111f 11uwn saWay
We'admit just about N1l4io Whist 1le eays
but order and sneatne ~ main.
tanned net for, show b. hey art
essential aids In the econohical manage
menf Of the farm: "a s..a.~T9ss Al s.ss:s
Letm suppose, f0r instance, two farms
On the one, the fencessareOvefgTown witt
wese and b9ehe a. fsiea va, MAJ
OF tangled graz, me 0psh 9Felne are only
par1ysopeo. the soi! and nrt wsenea lntc
them, stopping me nee lgw Of water me
paatres are covered with ironWeed and
boneset, and the rest Of the premises In
the same general coAdlSlon. = 80 .,s.,t.s
On de other. 1abor hos bean expended
The 9Tasss0f Sultvated crops extend d
the very fences mot an inch 4 wasted
there Is no uncultiyated head land to shar.
Dor vermin or produce weed seeds; the
grass from the wayside is in the manure
heap; the cleaned out drains are perform.
in their appointed duty, while the dir,
that obstructed them i absorbing fertil'
izing properties from the barn-yard OF
hog pen, and the cattle are rejoicing in
the fresh growth Of grass, that quickly
starts when sth6 srohbsr weeds are ne.
moved. - 'Ss~S 20
And what has this " setting IN order
COST. MOI q Olm3 ulOfS IMAM WILL O6 re-
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M0tkers, Mothers, M0theros
lott fail to procure MRs. WMsLows 6ooTH-
me- 81 pr for all diseases of teething in chill
dren. n Dlieve6 the child from pain, cures wind
eolic, regulates the bowels, and by giving relief
and health to the child. gives rest to the mother.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04

TIE Filthy Discharges and disagreeable
Bad Breath incidental to Catarrh disappear
after few doses Of SANToRD's RADICAL
CURE FOR CATARRH. Ulcers of the mem.
braneous Innings, the bones and cartilages Of
the nose, are at once healed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04

.vxaxr1xrrnys. Boston physician, has no equal
- . blood purifier. Hearing Of its many wonderful
cures, after all other remedies had failed, visited
merit 1t 10 prepared from hanks. roots and herho
each Of which % highly e6cctive. and they are com.
Tesult1.~ tse
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s~see E. BROWNS Adv't Of Foor LAruEs.

II you want good reading, see list Of Nreside
and Sunnyside Libraries, in another column.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04

HOFMANN's HOP PILLS for Fever and Ague.
They cure at once ana Ire preventive.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04

The washingtonian Home Of Cnica4o. wss estab-
llshed U 1853 for the treatment Of inebriafss and
opium cases. The elegant building IL pleasantly eit-
uated, corner Madison street and Ogden avenue op.
Poeite Union Park; is admirably arranged. contain.
Ing chapel seating 500 sh0epital, convaiescent room
amuSementroom. reading room and library, beside
sattee Of rooms Sufficient to accommodate Opatents
years. and large percentage have been permanently
reformed. The Superintendent and Matron reside in
and interests Of the inmates aided BY the daily visits
Of the Attending Physician DR.. Chas. w. Earle
tcuars, address either Dr. n. s. DAVIS, Pres; n. G.
Ao11Y. Sec. Pref D. WILKINS. Supt.
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The Wtse Men Of the Lar the Divine, the
PHYSICIAN, the Judge use daily. in their homes
and recommend to- d. invads and sufferers from Dys
pepsia, Sick Headache. Sour Stomach, COstiveness
Heartburn. Indigestion Piles Bilious Attacks. Liver
own great and good remedy,
laramie Enervescent Settler Aperient
a the best and most reliable medicine offered ID
the people for the above class of diseases The nursing
babe its brothers and ssters its parents and grand
parents will all ind this pleasant remedy adapted tol
their different complaints Sold by all druggisis
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04

Mr.. ALBERT CROOKER, the well-known Druggist
and Apothecary, Of Springvalc Me-, always advises
Everyone troubled with rheumatism to try vEGkr
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-26
GUTTER AND RUO.

Was the Annihi1atfo1 Of the xsr-
mar's O>umand De to Rak Cen
ara1ship or CowarEioo On tie Part
Of tho Latter.
n. 7. Telegram to Inter-Ooesn
Major Reno's conduct il the battle,
which resulted in the Massacre Of Gus
tcr's command, is severely criticised in
view Of Sitting Bulls csrrcboratisn Of
the suspicious excited by the stories
heretofore derived from scouts and
friendly Indians. The Herald says /:
"As soon as it became possible to con-
struct from the excited stories Of the
participants and witnesses, connected
and logical chronicle Of that bloody
fight, it was seen that the conduct OF
ii ajor Reno called for explanation. O5-
seryatioDs were made at that time upon
the circumstance that this officer, ap>
pointed to CO operate IN combined ad-
vance upon the the 1adian position, did
not do lis whole duty under MS orders,
and not only that, bat discontinues his
advance altogether on enccunter'ng
some resistance, permitted himself to
be very easily whipped. and withdrew
MS forces to comparatively safe place
and saved his men, within sound of the
fire that anaihilated the force with
which be vas to cooperate. Sitting
Bull now tells the story Of the baltic,
which implies that Major Reno had so
completely withdrawn from the tight
before Custer even got into it, that the
Indians though there was only enc col>
unn. which had Withdrawn from hrst
point only to advance AZ another. 1t
was under the sense of encouragement
given them by Reno's fight, that the
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-26

Indians assaiIed Custer's command with
such unusual visor, and having destroy
ed it, they would have destroyed Reno's
also With equal thoroughness bat for
Terry's arrival. This new light on the
battle, confirming 50 absolutely what
Was before thosght, will give new oc-
casion for regret that Major Reno is
still an officer of the army: under q tso
lsnient remission Of his sentsncs fer an
other offense."
The Tribune says: "If Sitting Bull
tells the trstb, Rsso's drst attack WAS
merely light skiImish, snd his foroe
resaibed lssshsd upsa the heights,
and fssing The squaws and superanua-
ted warriors, when, ifhs he'd rsoew:d
the assault, in secsrdsses with Caster's
plan, hs night hsve ssved tie lives Of
his eslIsst tompsass. Rene hss stated
il his sd1sisl 5-zH. Eat be knew meth.
ing Of Castsr's enpzE5nt, Sitting
Bull says thss the s;.svs II teDt oe
Ress heard DISTINCTLY the esas1 sf tbs
firing. Major BsDo ID net in = pssitian
to csnuaal public sympathy. He WAS
cendenned BY . cou1t-na,tial last
spring for insulting . IsdJ, and suspend.
ed from rssk and pay for two years
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-26
Prepsue1s 1br Nail Service.

Advertisements asking fer proposals.
for Nail Servics. beginning July
lst. 1878. nay be sosn ct tho Post
Office. Bids will be received BY the
Department until P. n. Feb, I'd, 1878,
The routes in which our people are
directly interested are the following:
FROM Sprine6 field to Deadwosd, $50
miles AID back, three times Z week,
time limited to 96 hours. Bond of $751;
600, and check of $3.50 required to &C
company each bid.
Fron Fargo to Bismarck, 1875 niles
and Back, three times week, during
suspension Of railroad service, four
days: bond of $4,000 and check Of
S4OO accom- panying each bid.
From Bismarck to Chantier Greek,
viaFt Lincoln, Ft. Rice, Standing Rock,
and Ft. Sully, 22s and back, three times
a week from Bismarck to Standing
Rock, 66 miles, and two t;mes week
On the remainder Of the reute 200
miles. To arrive ia 60 hours, Bond re
quired with o & $l5, 900, check Of $500;
present cost of service Ss.175.
From Bismarck to Deadwooa, 200
miles and back, three tiEes week, to
arrive in y hours. Bonds Of s15,C0O
and check OF $3.50 to accompany each
bid. Present cost of service 1890.
Proposals are also Invited for six times
a week a:-.i for daily service. Fer the
latter bo:,d o: $4,000 and ci'ecS for ST.
500 required.
Frcm Bismarck to Tongue liver, $50
miles, ,prce week; service III four days.
Bond for $500 required.
From Bismarck lo Ft. Buford, 226
miles, and back three times week
Bond of $4,000 and check for s1,125
required. Present cost OF service
$22,50O.
From Buford TO Tongue river, ITO
miles, and back twice a week; service
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1sHAs. THOMPSoN-City Engineer. Those who
will be accommodated. Office, Q. s. Land Office.
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z Ionent tozs Problem.
3arIinssja u.nssyr.

SaEiinSsja N.NEeyf.
Rutherford. said lady IN rich
bl.c. silk, IN tones whlc. u-er. danyer-
ou-:Y bland, let ne %tneii yaur b.sath
4yain2 What IS saI-s AZ am sem-
pera.ee s:o:uan, br--." The .reat
core .Iissar, trIa:nph.rsiy, "MIuce = w
asd snc Murphy movement y cf,i n
ted and appalled, by problem tFs. sili
aamp.r and tbwaTt the t~rrp- n CO
from Thanksgiving day eve ;
aHti! mkt spring.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-26

zoe DIETRICH Omnibus Line. Leaves Bis
u rnarc,s for Ft Lincoln at and 2:l9 p m
Returning leaves I.iEcoIn ut 10 and $3.50 p m.
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NJEYENs & BOsTWICK-Manuf facturers and
lNDeaiers in Harness, Saddles, &c. Full line Of
Whips Bells, Trunks, Travelling Bags, &c.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-26

WE BEAT YOU ON SIEAABOAiS
this trip-one hundred and nlnety-nine
arrivals and departures from the 10th OF
April to the 31st Of October. We
claim the sshonsrs easy on the first boat,
the Josephine-and the l2st-the Rose
bud. We havn't got any steamboat
laid up on the west side, but-we' had
Joseph first, here. REx.
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HOTELS.
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We have had our first snow,sn the 17tl
and 18th. The battalion of the 9TH cav
airy, camped near the post, got the ben
eft of this storm, and are very anxieu:
that the Cheyennes may arrive speedily
and they take up their line Of march
h0no Guard
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-08-25

cHERIFFS SALE The State of Loul-
- siana-Parish of West Fellclana-
9TH judicial District Court No: So3l: p
B. Newman g. Co. VS.. J.J: Wade. -.
By virtue of and in obedience TO a VIII WIZ
Of Fl. fa. issued in the above styled sn1t
from the Honorable 9TH Judicial DlsCric5
Court, aud to me directed have sei1eo
and viii offer for sale to the highest Dla-
der. at the Court House. in st: frances
vile on Saturday, the IS day ofseptemoefr
1877. at tho hour of IL O'Clock, A. M. OF
said lay, this being the third Saturday OF
said month, the following described pre-,
perty to-wit.-A certain tract OF lano
tooether with all the buildings and I'M
proyements thereon or thereunto belong
ing and the crops of cotton &c thereon,
situated in the Parish of West Fcliciana
and known as the river side plantations
Bounded on the North by lands OF MIS-
o. Il. Wade, West by the Mississippi nv
or. back and below by lands now or tor
merly of w. R. Barrow, and containing
745 acres more or less and being the same 9
property purchased by J. J. Wade OF
Charles f. Percy on the 5th day OF Jan
uary 1866, and by the said Charles +.
Percy acquired of James r. Wimbish.
Terms of sale.-Cash with the bene-
fit of appraisement.
A,r11,s77 Sheriff
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-08-25

est. LOUIS UN1vERs1TY.-This school,
under the direction of the Society OF
Jesus, was founded A. D. 1929. 1t has
not like many other colleges, been fortu-
nate in securing rich endowments. New
ertheless by virtue of the excellence of
its discipline and the thoroughness of its
course of instruction, the University has
steadily maintained a high reputation,
and stands to-day in the very front rank
of the educational institutions of the
United States. Its merits are fully re-
cognized. as evidenced from the fact that
during the scholastic year just closed,
the students numbered above five hun
dred, and tho average daily attendance
was over four hundred. Av-
ALASCHE.
tits accomplished graduates, to be
found in all professions, and the annual
exhibitions, show it's worth to be gen
uine. It is properly regarded as among
the certaintics that sound education
can nowhere be sought will moro hope
fulness than at this shrine of classical,
ethical and scientific lorc.'-ST. LOUIS
DAILY GLOBE.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-08-25
FOR SALE CHEAP.

The property situated on the top of
the Hill in ST. Francisville, well improv-
ed, consisting of two lots of ground. The
improvements consist in a 40 Y 40 dwell
ing house with large bed rooms, three
down stairs and two upstairs, dining
hall, kitchen &C., nearly new and in good
order.
A building situated at the corner of one
of said lots facing the main streets which
lead into ST. Francisville, and measnr-
ing SIS feet in length by % in width
said building has been used as store,
is nearly new and in good order. Anoth
er building suited for store or dwelling,
with two large rooms and gallery, situated
at the end of one of said lots facing the
main street measuring 40 Y 80, is also
new and in good order.
All of said property will DO sold for the
sum of eighteen hundred dollars, ono
thousand cash and tho balance in one year
with interest; insurance and policy to be
transferred to the vendor hereof.
Apply to Samuel j. Powell Esq. Atty
at Law, st. Francisville, La, or to Jos.
Gondran, Donaldsonvillc, La.
Aug.25th, 771m.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-08-25

THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER
WITH HANNAH.-Poor Frank Flow
ers Being under bond to keep the
peace Of the great commonwealth
of Louisiana in general and of the
parish Of West Feliciana in par
ticular, he was lilly prepared to ef-
feet that SELF preservation which is
the "frst law of nature" when
Miss Hannah Coleman waded into
him with big stick, but like a
good, peaceful and law abiding cit
izen he promptly appeared before
Justice Raynham and swore
out an affidavit which caused the
arrest of the belligerent lady and
she is now reposing in tranquility
Of temper under the restraining in
auence of a peace bond in the sum
of twenty. five dollars, good and
lawful currency of the United
States, secured Ivy Messrs. Julius
Freyhan e. Co.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-08-25
E j. ELDER ". Al
ELDER & co
FIRE &. LIFE INSURANCE Al
WOodVille, MiSsissirl
E j. ELDER
W, A

Represent the following Fiji
Companies:
u. S. Branch Liverpool and Iod
Globe, assets over $685., 200. i
of jackson, Miss, Assets over
Phoenix, of Brooklyn, Assets Owed
900. Home, of New York, As]
SC, 1O4 900. Manhattan, of New n
sets over 100000. Hanover, |
York, Assets over 81, 6OO,OOO \
leans ms. Association, cash asl
1925, 900. Piedmont and Arlinpj
Insurance Co., Richmond Va, 81
Also agents for East & West d
Parishes of the Royal Canadian
of Montreal. Capital S6,OOOOOO.|
Rates Generally lower, and
more tangible than in New Ord
tual Companies.
Correspondence solicited FROM
boring Counties and Parishes, 4
desired Information most cheerful
We give particular attention I'd
surance Of Churches, Dwcllin|
farm property for Il term of vt|
now offer $1,000 policies for 3 yeal
low rate of 500. Gin House nj
n speciality.
For further particulars d
Elder & Co. Woodville, Missisipl
JOHN d. AUSTEN, st. Francissil
ROBERT S. AUSTEN, Jacksa
LOUIS NAUMAN, Clinton La,
Sub. Ard
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-08-25

r>ss Tho D,,.;o+ Don,,,t of Aha 1a+b
80 go. 1872 - ~" ".S w. y. a.;
tor to our parish, contains the following
inst and COMPLIMENTARY allus;ons to our
'-:,,. 49,, .,.-,I. IT.. +.1-o o,.o+
'.h'so' t."u Poop.o' "N'on "o '''No s'o"'
pleasure IN reprtduclng
ST. FRANCIsvILLE.
Among the gentlemen of note with
whom We met and conversed. we are
n,aa cod tn ment;on Messrs Charles t.
Fisher. Sam'l. +. Powell. ard w. w.
Lake Esnrs. and DR.. d Stacking. as
1reIl - those 'nmbI;c sn;rited and hi%hlv
esteemed rentiemen. Messrs. J. 7. Bar
row Sheriff q. NJ Rarrow. Clerk of
Court and Tom. Rorillio. Recorder. all
of whom Nv the wove are entitled to even
more than . full share of the thanks of
tho neonlc Of that Parish. for tho great
and much desired chanre which has so
suddenly bnt; 40 effectualiy been brought
ahont- TO these gentlemen. together
with many Others, we lift our hat and
extend our right hand. May they reap a
rich reward for the noble part they per-
formed, and the fearless stand they as
sumed.
nAyo1r SARA.
At tho foot of the hill. and lust before
Ravon Sara nroner is reached. we met
orr old time friend D. s. Oswald. who by
the way has always had the deepest re-
card for q journalist. and who lost no
Pine in introducinp Ms to that vide
awake business man, Mr.. joseph Stern,
Twhose card vii, he fonnd in orr adver
tis;n~ coInmns.1 and who has a man
motif estahlishment and a large and SUI
ncrior stock Of dry goods. GROCERIES. plan
tation sunnlies. ready made clothing,
| etc otto, On the onnosite side of the
Sweet and in close nroximity to the rail-
,ooI 10 10 bov;n~ erected y still LARGER
and moro nretentions establishment. and
wh;ch hv The wav viii he completed in n
| few DAYS
! In Bayou Sara we met Or. f. M. Num-
foad, the champion druggist and who IS
also Tax Collector tor that Parish. En-
| tertainlng no respect tor Radical rascal
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-08-25

Sensible Advice.-You arc as kcd
every day through the columns of news
papers and by your Druggists to use
omething for your Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint that you know nothing about
you get discouraged spending money
with but little success. Now togive you
satisfactory proof that GREEN'S I"gust
Flo,cer will cure you of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all effects, such as
sour stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual
Costivens, palpitable of the Heant, Heart
burn, Water-brash, Fullness at the pit OF
the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Ton
quo, Indigestion, swimming of the head,
ow spirits, &C., we ask you to go to
your Druggist and get a Sample Bottle of
Green's august Flo,cer for 10 cents and try
or a regular size for IS cents. Two doses
will relieve yon.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-08-25

CUT THIS OUT.-IT MAY SAVE YOUR
L1FE.-There is no person living but
what suffers more or less with Lung
Diseases, Coughs, or Consumption, vet
some would die rather than pay IS cents
for bottle of medicine that would cure
hem. DIR. A BoscHEEfs GERMAN SYRUP
has lately been introduced in this country
from Germany and its wonderous cures
astonish every one that tries it.. 1fyou
doubt what we say in print, cut this out
and take it to your Druggist and get %
sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two
doses will relieve you. Regular size 70
cents.