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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
HARLEM REPUBLICANS IN An UPROAR.

"Things are getting rather mixed, shouted
vicepresdent J. c. Grnng at the turbulent meeting OF
the XXIs District Republican Association last evening
at Lincoln Hall Alderman Cowing had left
tbe chair and made motion that The resig
nations of onice-hOldeIs be accepted in accord
auce with President Hayes order. number
OF amendments and points OF order interested score 4"
orators NJ once and the Char recognized several at the
same time It was moved 70 postpone Indefinitely ac
centapce Of the csigations and noisy debate fol
lowed the confusion Of which was greatly
increased by the frequent speeches Of deaf
man named Thompson. The motion was finally
lost A motion simply to lay the designations on the
table was also lost Mr. Thompson sand that AZ cluzeh
he did not approve OF President Hayes ORDER although
II would undoubtedly be good thing Tor the KepuDllcah
party Edward Seymour, formerly OF the Revenue De
partnent supported the action OF the President III hearty
terms AT last the Association, by unanimous vote ac
ceptcd the designations OF Ofice-holdefs.
Alderman Cowlng said supported President IIayess
policy from beginning end. He then read long sd
dress 81 the Republican Electors OF the AAlst A.
semby District which " 10 be printed in the daily
papers and copy forwarded to President haycs, II
r-IleweI the work OF the Association IN the last two
years claimed that many important results mad been
FJWard seymour said that the address was
coored and some facts needed explanation.
Hootng yels and hooking cries Drowned the voice OF
the speaker, who relieved himself ~ cailng MI Bofst
who happened to be prominent from tie clarion pitch OF
his VOICE insane and advising several members 70 20
fbe address and forward President earned.
T. Brundsge then proposed the following resolutions
which were listened to in silence, ana were tabled by
cons siderable majority:
whereas We. the Republicans OF the XXIst Assembly
instinct Association have Witnessed with eradication
action Of the President the United States IN carrying
hs pledges made TIE American people that lie would effect
n Reform in the Civil Service; and,
IFEfr,qs his determination to reform the
Ci-u Service by investigating the corruption
New YORK Custom House and the abuses OF therein
Eisoir,d That We the Republicans Of the XXlst Dis
rct Republican Association, accord % the President
dial support sympathy. That recognize him the
able efficient statesman and the IuTeminded patriot.
Tin. Association adjourned until the second Tuesday
in septeber after the reading Of the following names OF
oficehoders who withdrew from the Associations VII
liam starft Inspector OF Elections aud Inspector IN The
Cuefom-IIou-e; VI f. Haradon, Inspector Of Elections
and Inspector in the CustOm-ilouse The siI members
of the Central Committee who resigned were George d.
Carroll :. r Doty, ". II. Benjamin, Samuel Wallace
Jarob knnbch and A. j. ketchulD. The nrst four
InsuccOfs IN the Custom House. The last two
the Appraisers Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15

had sent him Can II be that liberty and prosperity have
spoiled any portion Of the American people w ,ne!
Another ADVANTAGE Of every class III Nm'l'o,
impressed mc-tbe tact that We have no n.;,l , gnu
SLAMS and Turks killing each other Ihi- uvtS ~
cudanger affect except that creates nor .h n
World where nations adi0n each Oihcri LN'Il P,,,.
In danger. every taxpayer ana every N evI,.
man and working woman Is involved bita' N.i'.l'
must have q road 20 lndia WheIr s"o ot 80 ,,,,sf
l~uOOu.upO human beings with the ld! oiltt
therefore guard The pardai ll't thV & T,ikey
7uez anal aud oonstail lrope sul l'us'i ~ ,esf ~.
md Germany, aud Austria, and France ana lnE re-,
OF power; and the Judgment or caprice Oh N III
and rulers depends the question whether w " ,' -
aud die and must toll and read IN nan tit III
doins ~ the earth. Oar country s'9nus "4"''' ~
In the amplitude Of her own comiuionA - 90. ,,,
"lt s said The American uag IL NOT 70 ~ irt ,rts
as o'irr hNrs h"auhs rom Itsl'''' .'et hs othcr
This true; 10 ought To be Other"lsc-iI hlut' ~
wise. But without meeting ~ u'"n o ~ ~ nome
yOu know aud feel that TIE starr! "'- -, "S and
and that from home IL makes ne lh1u'n Ia a."i
power felt around The world gu see anu ~ VA
that shelters and projects more lDe4ly Vio t
ual prosperity. more OF human rleh ahI iolu u -,
and kmsship monarchy; h.hlty r,,3
De- good thug-good for the few within Tie oha'l,u
circobul give ule land Of Equal hshtS ANA I'LL
there Is no awinakihg Few: ana "ucfe u" m ,,
called 10 obey any laN which he has not is llii sur
in eH~cting aud chgugmg. Give me aud III NVn -
the rsht and the duty OF every man OF every mn %
sovcrtO take tart IN ell the elections and All tne pro
coeings by which Government Is con-iiin'ed au IN n
rcc"o. This Was tht ana lde" Oh or l"tu'i' WI ''
cornerstone they founded our great hepu.c' - ,i.
"Oue glimpse at the systems t'l rriudi"'" ,o I ',
carded has gwen me ircsh Nth'l"ou i"i ~" ~ -
ami their IL has also Increased tly Nii $3.50,
obligation We owe 10 cherish and protect Ah nv
uuupared TO children The great heIltag' Il' ~
d" But. my friends must put curb on my "Oi'ls iI"f
ccTs are apt 10 be talEaNe, ana te hlhuhesn ~ ,d
has kept me going rpn39ndy Hook 10 TINS tnitsuou,
We're cy.rV recollection Of my trip blOted out save "uy
the welcome given me in haror in the City 0l New
York. from step to step nome ward, ana no" heio' ~
memory would remain ono OF the best ~ my ne, ,,,.
AGAIN thank YOU; again oner you my hi 9 ~
wishes. my only regret beng tAat my HouSo 10 NV '
Ar Ms ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15 1877

OF COMPANY C. He was present Mt Bull bu1 L,oA4 9
Mountain and other battles anu was hon"lltpH "i IL,
charged TWO years after entering thr otINitS. -.
1861 he wont Colorado, where Tor ioui ye,H IT,
sued the business Of mining ana lumDeIing' ~
10 Boston IN lS6. he has since followed ms lI"cr" ~
civil engineer Mr.. Jackson's first sh0otln on p A.,
December 1873 aud he has since comltuL uhicbb
i'm matches He Remington IN.
nc won by a score Of 80 ont ~ a possible ! - -
scoring for this match peculiar anu con- 10
n handsome wcll-built man, SIX teet anu ~ Lts
OF an pch IA height and 30 pounds "eisut - Ic1'e,
cnt ON scientific princp pies ana never shot AT ohh
range before he came to Crredmoor M .ooia
TiIc Fx,.utive Committee of the National Rne hssocis
zion nne .doutcd uew regulation. 10 govern the coie
titions OF the Association hereafter One OF Src i
changes relates 10 rifles of sights No uhs
or altering Of the sights viii be allowed: lhH si,s
bar OF the rear sight may be inverted ana ilhea
marx te centre The sights may De backened Dut MOI
wLtened or cOorcd The state VIII hereafter uinrn
ammunition nj ali competitions OF the Natiohn @
change has been made in the outersquare Oith tsrte
which will hereafter embrace all portions OF Tue ut'
from the inner line The outer was heretofore 1870 oros
The corners now count as cutters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
PROTECTION F0R WILING W0EEERS.

A special meeting of the Paterson Board OF
Trade was held last evening to hear the report Of the
committee appointed to confer with Mayor Buckley IN
reference to aordug protection to the mill operatives
who desire work when strike Is in progr's' among
the wcavers, and who inundated and kept from
work by the unlawful acts u the strikers Tie Commit
tee presented a long report OF their interview with the
Mayor which was adopted. \ resolution was Of
fcrcd by Or. Inclcs calling the attention OF the Board
o. Aldermen the fact that the police force OF ne cry
was INADEQUATE and asking that IL he Increased at once
Remarks made by several OF the leading htuncls
a uuauImous vote. MIR Cook the President Of the Pas
sale Rolling Mills Company, claimed that the city au-
thortics did not afford proper piOtectlen 10 m"uuao
fIrers ana mill owners stated that the large cOn
Germ with which ne was connected was 10 be placed any
where would never be placed al Paterson on u'I ~
rnunt Mr. ConLi0n advocated the organization 81
HrstclsSs mill, airy company which could aid the city
officials IA maintaining the peace III tihes q Io' anu
disorder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
p Q ST S RIPT.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CAMPAIGN IN EUROPEAN TURKEY.
MARROW ESCAPE OF RUSSIAN CoMMANDER-UEN'
IGNATIEFF SAID TO BE DIsGRACED.
3:45 a. m.

THE CAMPAIGN IN EUROPEAN TURkEi'
NARROW ESCAPE OF A RUSSIAN CoMMANDEh-GEN'
IGNATIEFF SAID TO BE DIsGRACED.
LONDON Wednesday, Aug. Is, 1877
The Ti,seSs Bucharest correspondent telegraphs
that Prince Eugene OF Leuchtenberg, VINO conf
manded force of dragons and Bulgarians under
Gen. Ghourko had great difficulty in extrlcatng him
self when the Russians compelled to evacuate
Eski Saghra. He was surrounded but cut his way
out with the loss of 500 men.
The Times has the following. dated Shumla August
ii: "suleiman Pasha announces that his vanguard
has without any opposition, pressed forward as Iar
as Ferdlnskinj, the road to Elena and entrance
to the defe Of the same name, and that it seems as
if the Russians wish to abandon the Pass" An
Adrianople telegram confirms the foregoing.
Tie TiJaes's occasional Vienna correspondent says
il Is rumored that Gen. IgnatIelf's indisposlon rs
\ feint. and that he has suddenly fallen into dis
grace The passage of the Balkans mainly re-
solved on in consequence Of his assurance that with
the Turks ANYTHING might he veutured upon. The
Russian Government says moreover that it has been
misled on ceriai other points concerning the state
of things in lJr.cy. This rumor may have some
foundation but communicate 1t under reserve.
KUsTENnJE BoMBaRDED.
LONDON, Wednesday, AUG. 49, 1877.
The Vienna correspondent of The Daily Nocs re-
ports that at kustendjc there is panic, OWING TO
the bombardment Of the place by the Turks kus-
tcndje was occupied by only two regiments OF the
Fourteenth Army Corps and one battery They VIII
eyacuate the town. Meanwhile, for the protection
Of foreign subjects, an English steamer has arrived
in the port.
bulgarian families are leaving Tirnoya in large
number, for the Danube rs an attack on the place
by the Turks is daily expected.
OsMAN PAsIIA NEAR TIRNoVA.
The Daily Ners publishes the following telegram
dated Kadkoi. Tuesday, but no news of the en-
eagement has been received from any other source.
"An engagement occurred yesterday at Iopkeny,
the Russians defeated the Turks and captured FIVE
cannon Osman Pasha has arrived within four
hours march Of TiruOya. The Russians are retreat
ing from Iopkeny. They have been reinforced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15

sERvIA AND ROUMANIA.

LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. -, 1877.
A Vienna telegram says letter from n good
source in Bucharest shows that there is much dis
content in Roumania at the passage of the Danube
bv Roumaniau troops. The writer adds that Rou-
mania aimed al independence, and would have at
tanned her object without great sacrifices
by remaining on the defensive, whereas
direct participation in the war endangers
her future and exhausts her resources. The Rou-
maniaus derive no pecuniary benefit from supplying
provisions for tie Russian Army. The Russians can
no longer pay in ready money but in bonds payable
at three months date. The visit of Minister kstics
of Seryia to Vienna has been postponed, and the
Seryian Ministry meanwhile remains in office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
THE TEXTS And P4CIfIC R4ILRO1D
THE ANNUAL STATEMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA meeting of the
stockholders OF the Texas and Pacific Railroad was held
here to-day The annual report which read. states
that 1905 miles Of track have been completed OF which
40 were finished during the year just closed The re-
ceipts for the year were S23Sl,976 AZ, and profits
s3lsaej o. The passenger has increased 2js
por cont and IO1 ,5OI more tons of freight were
hanled than the previous year. Under the ADJUST
mcnt. ont Of S9.13O.5jO Al OF the indebtedness Of
the California and Texas Railway Construction Compa-
nv @S.i7I9II 80 had been satisfied by July ., 1871.
On uue the liabilities OF the Road only SlS.JJG,-
j-S OF with 4ii miles operation, nfty locomotives
and $50 ears all kinds being reduction OF S},.6S.
9T5 5t-a Gain ~ 100 miles $50 and thirty-two
en- ines The balance Of the floating Indebtedness was
oulv sos 9Gf H. against S93j 1j7 g in june 1873,
and the Company has on hand pay this debt S39iOOO
of Its first and consolidated mortgage bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
THE HooSIC JUNCTION ACCIDENT.

BENNINGTON, VT, Aug. 14.-Midnight-At
the accident the Centennial train tonight Robert
Clark Of Bennington, had leg broken fireman. name
unknown had both leg. broken The station agent had
limb broken Gen. Alden of Troy, " Y, Commander OF
tie 10Th Brigade n c. 8. ~ Y suffered sprain OF the
foot His motherln-aw had leg broken. diis niece,
Miss Dauchy OF Troy, was slightly injured. Old Mr..
Ward " Albany " had MS spine badly hurt and re-
oeiyed "a scalp wound. Gen Alden and his relatives
were brought 10 Bennington and taken TO the residence
Of f. C. White Chairman Of the Centennial Entertain
ment Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
SELECTING HE MARKSNEN.

THE AMERICAN TEAM NAMED ACCORDING TO REC
oHD-GES. DAKIN UNANIMOUSLY CHOSEN CAP
TAIN.
The unfinished days shooting for the selec-
tion of IRE International American Team was concluded
yesterday CIeedmoOr fourteen competitors attending.
The DAY was cloudy IN the morning with light shifting
clouds ana battling wind in the afternoon. The shoot
ing Therefore naturally 0cwla below the
Tne total VI the eight best shots added 10 the unfinished
OF July IL was only 15sG or two points less than
the centennial The best made yesterday was
that OF Mr.. Jackson the Massachusetts, competitor at
900 yards. This numbered fourteen bus-eycs
out Of possible fifteen, and inner, thus making
his score seyentvhree OF possible seyenty-ive.
Cen Dakn and Major Jewell VIII shoot to-day, TO change
# possible their positions on the team.
Tie following is the Of yesterdays shooting, with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15

Police Court, that he q resident OF Philadcl
phla, worker on Britannia ware, and at present
looking for employment in this city. lie denied
all knowledge OF the conductors arrested and
OF the mechanism OF the punch. The railroad
officers assert that Mcpherson forner In the ser
OF the Manufacturing Company, at ChicOpee,
Mass. where the punches made, and that he
using the knowledge thus acquired by "reguatngs
punches that they wall register fares just dis-
honest conductors desire. Owing To tie absence Of
sell the examination postponed The cases " the -
conductors arrested Monday and par0led, mol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
SENATOR coNKIlxG's DEPARTURE

Senator Conklnes departure yesterday Tor
Utica was a quiet enc. lie alIghted hom Col Ho"e7
carriage al the Grand Central Depot soon after III
o'clock Postmaster James and T. Dwight Lawrence
oer, there not to bid him goodbye, but To accompany
him ON his Journey. Mr.. James said however UNI o
MAS ot goiu as far a. Utica. There WAS no one present
a. saw .oodbye not even Col. Howe, AT whose nousc
senator touk lug spent sunday and Monday, Al lo'3o
O'clock the tram moved OF the station, with the Seh
tor the Postmaster and MI Lawrence chatting cosby III
q dTawing-TO car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
, from The three bcat days shooting:

Practice viii begin to-day and Will continue every Tues
day and Wednesday until the match
william u. Jackson the only member OF the team
whose life has not been given to tire public and tho third
IN the order of excellence has attracted great deal OF
attention by tie precision and of ms shooting and
the handsome targets which he makes at long-rangc
shooting in wL.cb he Is an une xcrienced hand lie
born in Boston IN 1892, and graduated at the High
School from which be entered the profession OF civil
engineer 1861 hc joined the 18th Regiment Of Mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
TROUBLE IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT.

The Committee appointed by the With As
semby District Republican Association 10 prosecute the
charges OF aoasanee against President Austin Leake,
met last evening Leroy at the residence OF o1As
semby,nan Eugene Warde some prelimnafics were ar
ranged with regard u the conduct of the prosecution,
al meeting AT No. 2l7 oprngst to-norTow evening
AT that meeting Nj. Leake will appear " answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
10 noon 70 3D. m. So. Midnight ~
Highest during tho day, 81. lowett o5'-
Average. 1853 Same day, 1876 1879
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

TRONININT AHNINAL7'
Bycyo0rf H0usc-Ihe Hon. Benz II. Brstow OF sen.
tuo Neto Y0rk h0t-Exioy. WIN. AIKEN Oh 9Jnih az
lima and Judge : Lacy Of New-orlean. '''' mitn
Cf0rsc Prof William c. Sumuerof Yale Gone GEN.
JJofs-SsuatorJ r. Mcpherson Of NcwJersey l-yI
Voe-S Senator AgefnOn s. Paddock Nebraska j. y am
den Of West Virginia, and II. b. Huribut Nicellfsl.
den, Of cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati ana
Jofet Brils1ict- NJ J. j. phan'
t. = 4 GssV fIousc-ssmuel VI. Shoemaker Of Baliin"e
Albany and Atred Cart - III
ira Nm drenDe Ht0I- y, con Gresham D. j. 4Orreil
81 pennsvIyania ana Nathaniel We' Ter OF Brdgeport
u,alpsfer UofsI-SdDev iancr Of Georgia aid Charles
Cnghlan ST. NlcHOias H0tei-Gen. George D. wright oI
dia and r. r. Brdxers President Of the Atlantic Coast a
sav rand Central hOtet-Assembly nan George West
Of lallstOn, n. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15

At the conclusion Of the shooting the committee on
selection Of the first six members OF the met and
decided upon the contestants. These then called
together and voted unanimously that the composition OF
tie team should be decided entirely according 10 the
value of the score Gen Dakn unanimously chosen
Captain OF the Team. The following list constitutes the
team OF 1877, with the positions earned and the total
nnmher Of points from TIE three beat days' shoong:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
AND FRANCE.

LoSDON, "Wednesday, Aug -, 1877.
The Cologne Gazette says it is rumored from
Stockholm. but the news requires confirmation, that
negotiations pending between sweden and France
respecting the cessiou OF ST. Bartholomew, of the
West India islands, To the latter.
Tar otLer y0yeiyn Nctrs see Ffrst Pane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15

NEW DIRECTORS OF THE CHARTER OAK LIFE.
Hartford, Conn, Aug. 14.-At IA meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Charter OAK Life Insurance
Company to-day bylaws adopted increasing the
number OF directors to ten John L. Bruce President OF
the Phruix Bank; Samuel +. Elm0re, President OF the
Connecticut River Banking Company, and Geo l.. Hatch
were elected To I'LL the vacancies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
PTSSIA ANn CHINA.

LONDON, wednesday. Aug u, Is77.
The Chinese ambassador at Berlin has pro-
ceedcd 10 st. Petersburg sound tho Russian Cabinet
respecting the incorporation of the frontier districts o.
Ka.ear in which Chinese continually victorious
lie returns 20 Berlin al the end OF August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
A HEAVY STORM IN ILLINOIS.

CLIFTON, ILL.,, Aug. 14.-At late hour this
afternoon terrible passed this vicinity.
from the best information considerable damage has been
done particularly t. and other grain. church,
mill and "a sch0ol-house besides number OF dive llings
were completely destroyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
TILE coNpucroRs, CONSPIRACY.

John Mcpherson, who is charged with COM
pcity the conspiracy 10 rob the Second Avenue Rail-
road Company by means OF tampering with the bell
punches was arrested Monday evening. Yesterday he
stated ~ Justice FAmmer. VI the Fnyseyenth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15

An old citizen in a country village, on hay
ing subscription list handed HIM tow ard purchasing
hcar-c the place, thus used himself: paid 10
for hearse forty years ago, and and my folks
huint had the benefit OF II yet"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
ME pREsIpENrs ARRIyAL Isl MS cITY.

President Hayes and suite will arrive from
Washington by tine train reaching Jersey City about
o'clock this morning After breakfasng at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel the party will take the O'Clock train on
tie New-NorS Central and Hudson RIVER Railroad Tor
Troy and from that city will proceed To BehhlhsIoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
A GOVERNMENT coNrRAcroR MURDERED

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Aug. lie. G. Hedges
OF this place large cattle contractor for the Govern
rnent was found killed the road between Fort Ran
dali and Fort su'ly sunday last, having been shot
through the head, 1t is supposed, 10y Indians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
Az INsrRANCE COMPANY ENJOINEp.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 1.-the State Super
nendent OF Insurance has revoked the license Of the
Atlas Insurance Company of Hartford Conn. to do bust
ness IN the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF The
y Generative organs radically and speedily cured. Ohcs
hours 10 g. HENRY A DANIELS. ND. la LeNluGiOnaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
lAuuOunccments.l

Cramns. Collie. Cholera Morbus, Sour Stom-
acb Darrlpa and Dyseuery speedily cured by DR.
JAMES CARMfSAIyE BAsAA IEIenoycs all soreness ~ ne
,vels ouiets the stomach and It's natural actun
A. family remedy FOR many Affections OF the Bowels '
uf among children aud adults the summer months, 10 10
especially recommended being prompt IN II operations pei
fectly safe. and easily administered.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-17
"uerman syrup"

No other medicine in the world was ever
given such test of tits curative qualities
Jas Boschee's German Syrup. In three
years two million four hundred thousand
small bottles of this medicine were dis
tributed 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 undeniable proof that
German Syrup will cure them The re.
suit has been that druggists in every town
and village in the United States are re-
commencing them to their customers. &c
to your druggist, and ask what they know
about it. Sample bottles 10 cents
Regular size rs cents. Three doses will
relieve any case.