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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-27

TiuE Episcopalian people OF Wheeling
Aiye hit upon q somewhat novel plan fol-
nying of their church debtor at least
dnatCrially reducing it. 1t is one that
cher churches similarly circumstanced
might follow to advantage. They owe
shout $4,000, and within a week past have
ppyidel for nearly one half of this
amount in u way that will put themin q
more comfortable position. After having
discussed several schemes they finally
dOpted one that Is explained in the fol
huing circular issued to the membership:
The Church shall issue new series o.
cqaion Bonds, with which to fund the
rhoie debt, for the sum OF so, 900, having
nsa:y years to run, with interest Mt the
Te Of per cent, payable semi.annually,
alhe Commercial Bank on the first day oi
November and May, to be issuca In the
allowing denominations: $40, 900 in bonds
dSlOO each, 10000 in bonds OF $40 each,
lNleunablc before maturity at the pleas
are Of the Vestry, when in condition tc
Nlecm. The numbers OF thel bonds
70 be redeemed to be determined
b. lot Said bonds to be secured
ty deed Of trust on the Church
InpeHy. The Treasurer being required
Dreseryc sufficient funds ont OF the reve
laes Of the Church TO pay the interest on
he bonds as II natures. This plan wa!
Considered the most feasible on accoun
dthe denomination OF the bonds beingst
ANAL that II is in the power ot every
member Of the Church to take some o
ten. Il was hoped that five person:
Ogld be found in the congregation Il
IKE $1,000 each OF them; ten others Z
uke$iOO each; fifty more TO take Sl00 each
nd the balance OF 5000 to be takel
ty others. A four per cent bond va
a6ptel because tho bonds under an act o
,&s legislature OF West Virginia are ex
taRiom taxation Of every kind, and tn
ateest being payable semi.annuall,,
mikes them equal TO a6 per cent invest
Etnt and the bonds and coupons beini
aSOtiaGle renders them desirable, Us tht
lRl soon be the rate paid by our banks
ssMOney, the example having been Sc
" The Government.
The ten dollars bonds being held b.
Hermemberan and attendant Of the Church
they will undoubtedly be given as a.
EEter Offering, instead OF the usual casl
doAatiOn on Easter Sunday. There ar
LOFTY coupons attached to each ten dolla
soAd for 70 cents each, representing tn
aaonnt Of interest duo on the bond ever.
MnOnths, which will no doubt be plac
eliathc usual Sunday collection IN lie'
Of cash, Say that an average OF eight;
leoPlt should give, on each Sunday,
i'eHty cent interest coupon and not on
@ato Of cash was donated, that wohld b
AOrethan sufficient to meet the semi-an
hnI interest due on the whole account.l
Dat II there arc no cash collection
aSsn up on Sunday, from what sourc
WI come the funds to meet the salary an
eae' necessary expenses?
lhe regular revenue OF the church
NNng from "pcw rents" alone.
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FRANCE.
THE RED FLAG or THE SOCIALISTS.

PARIS, November GA special from
Rome says: The Socialist agitation con
tinucs in the provinces. The Deputy
Mayor Of 0rsini has been stabbed by an
assassin. In JEST, a neighboring town
the. Republicans, carrying the red flag
paraded the streets.
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REMARKS.

The receipts, though but little more than
half what they were last week, have proved
to be fully equal to thedemand, which Is con-
fined wholly to supplying tho wants OF our
home butchers, there being no sales Of note to
Others, whether Eastern spcculators or feed
crs. We quote butcher Sheep at 3a4A cents,
and few ut the latter price; Lambs 34a4A
cents; stock Ewes 81 50a2 10 each, and Weth-
erS 3n8L rnnts 'f.f.....U.
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TOLEDO November 20.--wheat-Dulla and
lower; extra white Michigan at O9c; amber
Michigan January 95c; December Csc asked;
No, red winter spot November U7a97II Nc !:
December 9iHc; January 05c, Corn-null;
No. 9 3554c,
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PROVIDENCE R. l., November 26.-Mayor
Doyle, Republican, was reelected to-day
by / 900 majority over four competitors
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CmcAeo, November 2G.-on account OF
the Inconvenience to business men at
tending their absence during the holidays,
the delegation from Chicago will not visit
Mexico until the first week In January.
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NEv YoRx, November 96.-Arrived--
Steamers Frisia, Hamburg; City Of Berlin,
Liverpool; State OF Louisiana, Glasgow
Abysslniar LIVERPOOL ! W. VOC
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WHEELING, WEDNESDAY MORNING NoYEMBER u L

hogsheads; corn, 787 bushels; oysters, 14s
barrels; sewing machines, 1,403 cases;
cigars. 20 cases. In specie, she had on
board Mexican silver to the amount OF Sl7,-
500. This was probably landed at Ply
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LINES W. DicKEr, ESQ, of Washington
,oputy, Pa, was in the city last night on
ii. way to Cameron, Marshall county, to
ri,it his brother, Judge Dickey, who is
,,iny quite III at his home near that place.
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DOVER, November 26.-0ne Of the res
cued passengers, q German lady, makes
the following statement: i intended to
have left the Pomerania at Cherbourg,
but changed my mind and resolved 70
come OH to Hamburg, feeling so pleased
with the Captain and officers. Last night
shared my cabin with another lady; we
retired soon after 10 O'Clock In excellent
spirits, looking forward to speedily see
ing dear old Germany again, Soon
afterward the lights were turned down In
the cabin. About this time We were
rapidly approaching the Straits Of
Dover. Captain, Schwcnsen told
me he was going e on the
bridge as 1t always required great care
in passing this spot, especially il any fog
preyailed. think it might have been
nearly midnight when ! heard the fearful
Grating crash, then screams and other
Sounds OF confusion. instantly reused
nv companion, and we dressed ourselves
in me greatest possible haste, We being
under tile impression that the Pomcrania
was sinking. As soon as we rushed on
deck we found that q large number -ot
passengers were there ahead ofus. II was
loo dark to see what was going on. saw
INV good kind friend. Capt. Schwen-
sen. upon the bridge giving orders.
Tho crew, under orders oil the
chief officer, were busy ut work
launching the liic boats. Blythe aid Of Ian
terns we ran to the nearest boat. l held a
lantern while the man.ropes were being
cnt and then climbed in the boat over the
side OF the sinking vessel, The crew dl1
their utmost to save the lives and showed
great courage with but very tew Sxcep'
lions. | have no complaint, ! tell you
honestly, to make against tho male pas
sengers OF the Pomerania, who were nat a.
urally anxious to save themselves, and dc
not spend O second longer on the hoat
than thew were forced TO. do not know
what became OF my lady companion.
saw many rescued aud many drown
inc. / do not think all had time
Ia come up on deck after the collision
Soon after boarding the Glengary, saw
the Pomerania sink. She fired rockets in
A vast concoursc is at the seamen't
House in Dover, and great excitemen
prevails. In tho rooms arc TO be secl
many shipwrecked sufferers who have NJ
elothingon them except loose wrapper
Three little children would be utterI,
naked had not the authorities supplies
them with clothing. HgGIlIC)
! so ISsyRAScI, CARGO, &C.
New YoEE, November 2R.-Ihe PoRel
anIa was partly. insured, but the ABopn
oi insurance is not known here. She COS
, 500 OO0. The cargo was general on'
ana the heavy principal consignments b
! ING the following: Cotton, 500 bales
. lard, 40 tcs; bacon, so boxes; leather
IIa bales; butter, l,SsS packages; sees
:li,ssQ'bagSi lead, l,l9l bars h tobacco, .
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ITALY.
TIE MILK OF THE cocoAvu1

TIE MILK OF TIE cocoANuT.
ROME, November 20.-Cordinal Nina,
by order OF the Pope, has instructed the
Nuncios TO urge upon various Govern,
ments the duty OF repressing Socialism and
restoring the preragatives of the church.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, November 2G.-The Progressist
party has adopted n programme which
includes trial by jury for political offenses
and the right OF Parliament to fix the num-
bers Of the military contingent and to vote
supplies annually. ~
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NAnTAx, November e6.-A largo mum:
SGl Hentlemen attended thelevec held
II NE Marquis Of lorne this afternoon at
Sas s iEgisIatEs Council Chamber. At the
tnssalon ttSnaSIaslon number Of addresses were
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FIRE RECORD.

CiSctxSAri, O., November es.-Neil &
Killians bent wood works, at Junction
City, Ohio, burned this morning Loss,
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Credit llobilier.

WASHINGTON, November 2G.-1n the
Supreme Court to-day argument was COM
menced in tho Credit Mobilier case.
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BUCHAREST, November 2G.-Eight thous:
and Russian troops, an advance guard OF
reinforcements for the army in Bulgaria,
will arrive ut Galatz next week. t,uIi
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nusINEss EMnARRAssMENTs.

QuRuRc, November 26.-John Brown &
Co., cordage manufacturers, suspended.
Liabilities $4,000. l 3aitH
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FEL-oESTERLING.-on Tuesday, November
26 is7s at the residence Of the brides lather John
oSstetling, Esq, W Rev. Z. Yoss, Louls +. STiTEL
aud ". ELnA 0EsTERLISd, both Of ihlS city. No
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nIED.

JONEs.-On Wednesday, EOvSmbcr q, 1873, at
1880 a. ~, WILLIAM jUNEs, son hf Lewis and EiIEa-
beth Jones, In the 2ith ysarUi bis agr.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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READING, Pa, November 26.-Mrs. Mary
Hester Clymer, passenger on the steam:
ship Pomerania, was the only sister Of
Hon. Hester Clymer and widow OF W. b.
Clymer, who died in Italy three years ago.
She was on her way 10 Europe with her
four children Mary, Rose Maria! and
R Richard, q where they were to complete
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TURKEY.
nouMANlANs MOVING.

., RoUMASiASs MOVING - i-9
IBRA1, November %. The Roumanians
are now crossing the Danube into the Do
hrulia. --.n-- ---.N
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LONDON November $3.50 ,. M.Thee
london. Chatham & Dover kailroaa aa
brought free to London this evening lu9
of the Pomerania survivors, % being sea-
man and the others second and third:elass
Messengers. n, There were number Of itirst.
HAS passengers, and q few women among
them. OniS tiye Of the tlrst-class passen'
s,ara saved are at Dover. r
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
A coIItsION on THE MERsEY.

LONDON, November 2e.-The great Tren-
ton Colliery Company will close Its mines
until trade reyiyes, A
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0RAyoEs-ts O0ai0 so nor harrol,

PorGroEs -Recoipts continue moderate for
this season Of the year, and the market Is
steady. We quote prime peachblowa at 05a
75c per bush. Sweet potatoes are In limited
supply at = 90 per barrel.
PRovEsioNs-The market has been decidedly
Otiish this week, and while there hiS been q
sharp decline during the time in question,
there Is no evidence that the hard pan las
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Arrivals this Eeck.....
Arrivals last week ....

Arrivals this week ,Sll
Arrivals last week y
Arrivals one year ,lQl
The quality OF the receipts this week ismuch
the same as last weeks offerings. Trade in
all the yards has been generally slow, and
prices scarcely rs high as last week, the do.
cline being fully Nc, Us compared with the
prices then. There is likely TO be full num-
berleft in the pens after to-day for the balance
OF tho week. Quotations, 3}Sa4IEc, and few
choice ut &c The receipts OF Saturday were
some 400 head, and the balance, say $500
head since then.
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LIVERPOOL, November 26.-During the
dense fog to-day the crowded ferry boat
crossing the Mersey came into collision
with the ships lying at anchor. A panic
occurred and several passengers jumped
overheard. Some accounts say six per
sons nere drowned. others only two.
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AMONG TIE LOST.

New YoRK, November 2G.-The follow.
ing as furnished by the Hamburg-Ameri'
can Steamship Company, are among the
lost or unheard from: Mrs. W. B. Clymer,
Philadelphia; Miss Maria Hester Clymer,
Philadelphia; Mr.. B. W. Clymer, Phila-
delphia; Alex. Bodisco and Mrs. Anna
Bodisco, New York. .. :. - NM.
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The Pomerania was proceeding at amod.
crate speed when deaiening crash was
heard. The decks were soon filled with
atfrighted passengers. { The confusion was
terrible, and the air was filed with
prayers and curses. Tho veteran Captain
Schwenzen stood on the bridge giving or.
dersina cool voice, TO have the life boats cut
tffom the dayits. No little fine was, unfor-
Itunately consumed inlaunching the boats,
the night being dark and foggy. OF the
eight boats the Pomeania carried, but
five were successfully launched, each boat
holding 20 persons in addition to the crew.
Three boats were stove while being low
cred; anothebIwas so heavily laden tliatit
swamped, and all ip It had to swim for
their lives. Hopes arc entertained that
some OF the survivors may have been
picked up by passing vessels Tho boats
Of the ship Glengarry searched all
night. Several good swimmers owe their
lives to the long search AL on board the
Pomerania were aroused and nobody was
left sleeping. There Is great excitement
,atthe Office okthe company in this city.
The Pomennia was builtat Greenock-on-
Glide in 1873; she was Of 1888 tons bur-
den. The following were her principal
proportions: Length, 365 feet; breadth,
10; depth OF hold, 80. She was brig rig
ged, her engines were compound, and of
600 nominal ihorse, power. She had six
bulk heads. She was the most popular
vessel of her line. heieyl9ia & AL
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There was little more activity in the mar
provement was almost imprrceptiblc, and did
not last long nor was 1t general, nearly all the
dealers complaining Of q very SLOW market
The quality was scarcely as good as 1t was last
week. There was some slight advance in the
Wholesale trade. Prices ranged from 2a4 7-1o
cents, few selling at the latter price.
tAll quotations given IN these reports are OF
the retail market, except where otherwise
stated.l III sH ti.l NJ" N'
MlLcH Cows-The best grades arc scarce and
in good demand; others arc IN full number,
and for them trade is dull. Prices $2Oa50 per
head.
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"s, -e'' ~ '.I
Wheat, s5c; corn, Sc; oats, 2ic; potatoes
&c; apples, 25c; butter l5ai7c; eggs, iOalsc;
dressed poultry, 7c.
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baltimore live stock Market
81 .7 MONDAY, November 25, 1878.
REcKIrrs ION rnE wEEx.


The arrivals Of Cattle during the week
amounted to 2,sl9 head, against 3, 1888 last
week, and 0i2 head the corresponding week
week amounted 10 2,010 head, against 2,150
lust week, and ia head the corresponding
week of last year, and were as follows; NJ
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The agents here, OF the Hamburg-Amer-
ican Co., say that forty-seven passengers
Of the Pomerania were to have landed at
Plymouth and Cherbourg, leaving 1Oi on
board. Four second and one third-class
passengers embarked at Plymouth, making
the total number on board, when the dis.
aster occurred, at 100, provided forty
A dispatch from Dover says: 0. Helms,
chief engineer; DR.. j. Scheiding,C @. Peters,
chief steward, and two stewardesses are
supposed to be drowned. .5
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NO DIPLOMATIC RUPTURE.

A Copenhagen dispatch says the state
ment that the German Legation had with
drawn from Denmark Is untrue, The late
German Minister left here before the ar-
rival OF his successor, but no diplomatic
rupture has occurred; ut the same time II
cannot be denied that the threatening at
titude assumed by the Prussian Govern
ment against the Duke OF Cumberland,
simultaneously with the declaration ot his
betrothal to Princess Thyra, Is causing
snme unpnsinesS. sru
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-15

State, ia the event the Eastern di.
vision shall be entitled to Lgo Judges
for The Supreme Court. III the event
that East Tennessee is entitled 10
but one Judge, the vote of Cooke
county shall be cast for the Hon.
Robert Mcfarland.
Be it further ResOlUed, That our
intimate personal acquaintance with
the Hon. Robert Mcfarland is the
occasion Of his being the first choice
of the Democracy Of this county,
and that we recognize equally the
past services of the Hon. Jas. w.
Deaderick.
On motion it was ordered that in
the event none of the delegates ap-
pointed shoald attend said Conven-
ton, that w. S. Dickson, Esq, Of
Hamblen county, and w. L. Shields,
of Granger county,or either of them.
be instructed to cast the vote Of
Cooke county.
The delegates appointed are left
free in casting the vote of the coun-
ty for the Judges of the Western
and Middle Divisions Of the State.
On motion. it was ordered that
copies of these proceedings he pub
lished in the Morristown Gazette.
Knoxville Tribune. and Newport Re-
porter.
On motion, the convention ad-
journed.
ALVEY JACK, Chairman.
j. III. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
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Nature Provides.

An antidote to the Coughs and Colds
incident to this severe climate can be
found Coussens' Compound Honey of
Tar. Its undoubted efficacy warrants
us in endeavoring to extend the use
fulness of the greatest Dug Ii Medicine
of the age. Genius, Nature and Science
have joined hands In the production Of
this invaluable remedy. The busy bee,
who roves from flower to flower, gath
ering his sweet store, contributes gOl-
den honey, the treasury of his industry !;
while the lofty Pine pours from its bo-
som resinous balm. Combining these,
with ether simple materiala from the
treasury OF nature, skillful hands have
prepared Coussens' Compound Honey of
Tar, which bear the palm as cure for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Group, and
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
Price, 80 cents q bottle, For sale by
w. P. Carrigcr, Morristown.
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How to Cure Consumption.

The great number of deaths from this
destroyer of the human race, and its
rapid increase. call with trumpet voice
for the genius of some one to diyise
means for the dethronement Of its pow
er. The cure has been discovered and
is saving thousands. Genius has invent
ed detector; nature has furnished the
remedy. Avail yourself of it before it
is too late A slight cold, if neglected,
often terminates IN consumption. To
guard against this sure and fatal des-
troyer use the only known antid0te,
Coussens' Compound Honey of Tar.
Price only fifty cents bottle. For sale
by W. P. Carriger, Morristown,
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DEMOCRA ITO MEETING IN COOKE.
Pursuant TO notice heretofore Civ
en-, . convention of the Democracy
of Cooke county was held in the
town Of Newport, on the 9th day of
May, 1878, when and where the fol-
lowing proceedings were held:
On motion, Alvey Jack was called
to the chair, aud ]. Ii. Robinson was
appointed secretary.
The following gentlemen were APP
pointed as delegates to the Judicial
Conventioa to meet at Nashville at
Nashville Oh the 18th inst. VIM. j.
Nc Sween, Esq. @. w. Pickle. ESQ.
and W. Langhorne, Esq.
The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
s Whereas. the eminent ability with
which the Hons. Jas. w. Deaderick
and Robert Mcfarland have dis.
charged the duties incumbent upon
them since their elevation to the
Supreme Bench reflects the highest
credit np0n themselves and adds
lnstre to our State.
BE- Gt therefore Resolved, That the
delegates from this county be in
Btructed 10 cast the vote of Cooke
county I'D. The Judicial Convention
10 meet at Nashville on the 18th
inst. for the, present distinguished
Judges from this division OF the
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CLAIBORNE COUNTY CONVEN-
TON

On the 9th day Of May, 1878. the
Conservatives of Claiborne county
met in primary convention in the
Court House at Tazewell. when @.
b. Cloud was appointed temporary
Chairman. The convention was call
ed to order and J. C. Thomas was
appointed permanent Chairman and
w. III. Barnard, Secretary.
On motion, J. NJ. Harbinsen, Joe
Lewis. A. d. Overton, G. s. Gibson
and r. F. Patterson were appointed
q committee on resolutions, who re-
ported the following:
Resolved 1st. That in our able. ac-
complished and eminent Supreme
Judges, representing this end of the
State, Mcfarland and Deaderick.
we recognize men who have honored
themselves. the State. and the Ju-
dietary of the country.
ReSoLUed I'd, That J. n. Treece,
Esq, be appointed delegate from
this county to the Judicial Conven.
ten to be held at Nashville, on the
29th day of May, and instructed to
cast the vote Of Claiborne county
for Mcfarland and Deaderick. Ii
said Treece fails to attend said Con-
vention, Hon. J. @. Hodges, OF Nor
ristewn, is authorized and requested
to cast the vote of Claiborne.
Resolved Sd, Recognizing the abil-
ity Of the Hon. A. A. Kyle. of Ham
blen county being cognizant of his
services and sacrifices made for the
success of the Democratic party,
that the vote of Claiborne be cast
for him in Convention for Governor,
and that John E. Helms, of Morris
town cast said vote.
ResoLUed 4th, That as there are
several worthy gentlemen aspirants
for the Democratic nomination for
Congress from this district, that we
do not give instructions, bat author
ize the Chairman hereafter to APP
point delegates to the Convention
when called.
ReSOlUed 9TH, That we are fret,
last and all the time for our fellow
citizen, Hon. Ii. Il. Patton, for State
Senator and authorize The Chairman
to So instinct the delegates when he
appoints them.
Resolved 6th, That copy of these
proceedings be furnished the NOR
RIsTowN GAZETTE, with request TO
publish.
j. G.. THOMAS, Ch'rm.
w. III. BARNARD, Sec'ty.
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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
were distributed free Of charge by Drug
gists in this country to those afflicted
with Consumption, Asthma, Group,
severe Coughs, Pneumonia and other
diseases of the Throat and Lungs, Civ
ing the American people undeniable
proof that German Syrup will cnre them
The result has been that Druggists in
every town and village in the United
States are recommending it to their GUS
toners. Go to your Druggist, and ask
what they know about it. Sample Bot
ties 10 cents. Regular size rs cents
Three doses will relieve any case. For
sale by w. p. Carriger, Morristown.