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MARRIED..

DU BOIs-vOORMAN-At Francisco Cal. at the house
the brides parents by the Rev. ~ l. SOne d. d. James
Dill Bots, Of Portland Ore to Henrietta NJ Voorman Of
the former place.
QUACKEN BUSH-BALDWIN-At Patterson n. Y, on
Tuesday, March D. By the Rev. James Baird, runis s. Quack
enbas! OF Newburg " and George Baldwin, daughter
OF T. Theodore Baldwin, esq., OF Patterson Putnam County,
NY
NlS-At the residence Of William FrOth.
Washington Heights, March o, 1878, by the
A. d. D., *. Beecker kathDOne to
Helen Irving late Welding +. Dennis NJ ID.
No
the Gilsey House, on Tuesday.
March the Rev. Dr. Brooks De wilt Clinton Wheeler
b. Mrs FANNIE r. Wisner. both ~ this city.
NJ IN fOlOrSe1 lcll fuy
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DOESN'T WANT TO TRUST IN GOD" FOR THAT
OTHER SEVEN CENTS.
Prom The Cincinnati Commercial.
%ha nj % fhn Gil


We cannot say the art of the new silver
dol ar "makcs feel to rejoice" The eagr. under
stand was drawn by an Englishman. We should think
So too. appearances II doesn't seem TO resemble
me rd In fact, af aid the thing
British grouse. There is an absurd prominence
gwen the In Goa We Trust, which Is rev hing in
0nr coinage. The words should Ice lone hundrc
cents" We have opposed additional silver legisa ion,
but would be glad 10 see Congress quietly order the
anv improvements" with the words on the ed-c, "One
hundred cents-oe dollar or unit The old c'ns were
far supeuor in design and finish TO theDew We
should think Congress might order the precise repro
ductlon OF the old dollar except as TO the amount OF
ALLOW used and the date. thOut much fuss or delay Ii
is SO obviously rght thing TO do that it shouldn't BE-
hard do.
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.. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE GERRIT SMITH CONTROVERSY

A LETTER FROM THE PHILANTHR0PISTs SON.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: This controversy concerning the implication
of my father Gerrit Smith, with John Browns
raid Harpers Ferry H. of course, painful to his
friends, and seemingly gratifying to his enemies
Sufficient evidence of his implication in that affair
has not been given to the public GerrIt Smith re-
peatedly denied having knowledge of John Browns
plans. 1t must, therefore, until some further eyi-
dence Of his guilt is produced, remain for the public
to determine whether the speculations and threats
Of such eminent statesmen and philanthropsts as
o. b. rockingham and Horace White shall ont
weigh the word of Gerrit Smith or not. Respectful
" yours, GREENE SMITH.
ChicddO H. March g. 1873.
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MIDhIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.Sunopsis for the Past "a Hours.

WASHINGTON, March z, l a. m.-The bar
ometer is highest along the South Atlantic coast
II lowest in the Upper Lake Region Rainy ~eatner
has prevailed from Washington Territory TO the north
ern half OF California. Generally light rains fallen
H. Texas aud from the Upper Mississippi Va ley ai NJ IN
nesva TO the Lakes. The temperature has slightly fallen
from the Missouri Valley 10 Lake Superior and clgdn
with sOufhery WINDS veerDg TO westerly. thence sOut
and eastward II has continued slowly rising Win south
east to southwest WINDS excepting slight fall in North
western Texas.
Indications
For New. En- gland and the Middle states, falling
barometer brisk and along coast occasionally hgn
sOuthcry 10 westerly winds, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, and followed by rain areas
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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Creepy smith. Of Vermont, and John j. Bagey aud
Marin Ryerson, of Michigsl, to be honorary commits
soions to the Paris Exposition
The Senate Committee Indian Affairs. TO-DAY. agreed
to report favoraby bill authorizing the Secretary OF
he Interior to make certain negotiations with the
Ute Indians Colorado for the consolidation Of al the
bands one agency, TO he located or near White
River for the extinguishment Of the right Of tho
Ute Indians to the southern portion OF their gaton
i'm ColoradO
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LATEST SHIP NEUS.

ARRIVED. MARCH o.
Steamship City OF Vera Cruz Van Sce Havana March
with mdse. and +. Alexandra 4
steamship ybee Kuehl St Domingo City Feb 90 SANTANA
23i Porto PLATA 2jih Cape Haytien 26h aud Turks Island
27th with mdse. and pass. 10 VIM. Z. Clyde & Co.
MOVEMENT or OCEAN STEAMSHIP.
QUEENSTOWN March 6.-The Inman Line steamship City Of
Montreal Capt Brooks sailed from here to-day for NewYork
For other ship Neics Third Pd1e.i
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA. March 6.-Supcrintendent Pollock
Of Mint VIII issue 100000 OF the new SILVER
dollars now being cOiued
HAMILTON, Ont, March 6.-The epizootic has
broken horses here aud In attributed 10 continued
wet unreasonable weather
COLUMBUS March 6.-The House joint resolution
asking repeal the Resumption Act passed tho
Senate to-day by q party vote.
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FIRST DAGUERREOrYPEs II AMERICA

SIR: Professor Chandler. in his lecture last
evening on photographs. said: People were naturally
sLepca about DiguerTe's astonishing story. One man
In the ely b,hcyedu that was DR.. John W. Draper
Professor Morse Of telegraph fame, brought over 10 this
country the process and the top story ~ the building
now known IA the Park Hotel, which his brothers.
sidney l. AMI Richard e. Morse. placed AT his di-p"s
he took the ir lenes known rs the dasuerrc"typc
III thi- country The people thought be was bcwchcd.
"A sofc.rrr. efc II Dr. Draper one man who believed
IN IT, Professor Morse the nrst to mpart that berf
Netc York, March ., 1873.
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rSsuAKABIE SERENITY.

Charles smiths Washington Letter IN TIE AbIny Journal
Through all this turmoil, the President is
calm, serene seli-cOmpacent. He appears ali un-
conscious Of the situation Perchance there Is rear Of
the bold, INSCRIPTIONS men OF the south who nave
seemed TO palsy the Administration. az who are sad
threaten intOrmation but II the President
would throw on this dread incubus aud speak out the
true living Republcanism which all so ache to near
how the Republican party would be glad 10 respond! hr
Eyars IS leading spirit o. the Cabinet, ana can
all vencrae him the elder Weller venerated Mr. Solo
mon Pel " a lim0 o. the law az has got brains IKE
the frogs dispersed all his body, and TeacDlb 10
tile VERY tips OF his fingers" great and hrlny law
YER ndeedbut would that had the political sense III
equal degree There experienced, sagaciOus men
about the Administration who appreciate ana dePore
the ituaOn, but ihoir counsel Is not ugAt nave
talked with men Justly hig in the confidence OF the
IT, who are Adm nistTatiOn, who see inc ten
dency and whose comments would pain the Republican
heart Of the land But nothing disturbs the serenity
which broOas over the White House.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday. March O. 1873.
The Controller OF the Currency has appointed Joseph
Kelley OF Clinton ILL.,, National bank examiner Tor
Missouri and Southern Illinois.
The President, to-day, appointed L. r. Poland and j.
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ont ard schodac but most Of the ice IA on the we
shore and out OF the man channel All the ferries on
the river in operation. Navigation to Albany Will
omen next week
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOOL-In Steamship Wsconsn.-Mr. and
Mrs Holgate. II. A. Tuthl, G. McGreeor Mrs. n Morgan
and child g. Holmes and wife ~ Peterson, Rev Father e.
Curtain Miss c. Hart r. Norman d. Brsal wife aud child
W Richards A. Murrish, NJ 3. White Miss A cathbert t.
S. Re inofnn
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A CALL FOR SILVER.

THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE MINT TO HOLDERS OF
BULLION.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The following circular,
relative to the purchase of silver bullion, issued
this afternoon
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, March 7. a ma decline OF
air-pressure began yesterday before continued
till midnight. The sky clOuded after nightiall. The
temperature rose considerably, especially IN the after
noon. There Is more moisture IN the air.
For this city and vicinity, warm and partly cloudy
weather may he expected to-day, and light is pos
Ebe. Tomorrow is likely to be partly cloudy. but
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=, o,rsa mueh softer than II would De- Tor
o, oh and the characters OF the different registers oil
tudeously varied. The instrument has balance swell
TIE wind 10 supplied by small hydrauhc engihc'
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
TILE CONIMEECE OF SEVEN MONTHS
wAsHrYGros. wednesday. March 6. I,

wAsHISGToS, Wednesday. March g. 1873.
Tho following comparative statement of the
imports and exports Of the United States for the month
ended January 81 1873 and Tor the months ended
the compared wi,a like data for the correspond
ng periods OF the year Immediately preceding has been
prepared by the Bureau Of Statistics:
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Guerial Notices.
~ Cont Of Arbitrntion.

BIaIrs PiIs.-Engsh remedy for Cont and Rheumatism.
Box Pills ri % by mail II. PLANTEN q SON. ga VII.
\ Y drnggsts.
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ENOCI +. FASCHER, Arbitrator.
this Court held daily AT the Rooms OF t1e
Chamber Commerce. No SO William ST. aad al the ONCE OF
the Arbitrator No 229 oadway for the hearing aud ponps
settement controversies disputes and matters OF liner.
euce merchants. shipmasiers and others
within the lur sdicion 81 the Port 81 Ncw-lOrs.
tttS Court confined 10 no Glass; our no
geH,rI D.5c submit their controversies 10 uJoT sftfeH
Blank forms for the submission OK causes and Other hioaS
ton may obtained gratis application 10 tho clerk at the
of ia
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T. Preserve The tribune.

THE TRIBUNE has received supply OF PATENT BIND.
Frs suitable Weekly and semN eeky Issues which val
he sent by express chargcs paid by the purchaser will DO
delivered at TRIBUNE PUBLICATION OFFI J.. ON re-
oeipt Of 81. Address, TIE TRIBUNE,
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usual mint charges.
III. X. LIYDERMAS, Director of the Mint.

JoHS SHERMAN, Secretary OF the Treasury.
Under the direction of Acting Cashier Whelpley,
the vaults OF the Treasury being arranged for
the reception of large quantity of silver now in
the mint at Philadelphia. Seven hundred thousand
dollars. the weight of which will approximate 40
900 pounds, will be received at the Treasury here
in the present month. The removal from Pha
delphia is for the purpose of aordng space for the
bullion from which the new silver dollars will be
a,rueI
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Miami. Mi,,on on EarIh.-A thorongh MctIcaI Trease.

Mans Mission on Earth-A thorough Medical Treatise.
CONFIRMED disabilities may be rtiuONed lh5
experience of 20 years study observation ana professional
the agencies that VIII Insure RESTORED Man
hood strengthened Vitality and sound CONDITION. OF oa IN
oVcraAet powers y statements
tho Obstacles Marriage and OF the means by winch they
can removed. BY mail, 25c currency or pos age stdisJ
Address Secs Museum Anatomy science lib Bdway Ny.
Post ONCE The foreign mans Tor the weeE enns
SATURDAY March 9. 1873 Will close at this Oihce on
M ESDAY az 1 a m. for Europe by steamship Wyoming,
wa queenstown WkDN ESDAY. at 3 A. ~ for France
steamship Labrador. via Hayrc ard al M
Tor Europe, steamship Batavia via Queenstown ~
THURSDAY. at NJ. tOr Europe by steamship Balte
correspondence for GeTnaDy and France
be forwarded By TINS steamer must be specially aaaess
and II for Europe by steamship tlinDila va fv
ChcrJUutg and Hamburg; on eAl l hDAi ~
a. H.. for Europe by steamship CIV OF laehmonn, wa
lcOrrespOndrnCe for GERMANY ahh oisii 10
forwarded by must De- specially aldsst
aud az $50 A. M scotland direct by sieaishii dnihi
via Glasgow 1880 for Europe Dy steamship ho-el
Via Bremen Tho steamships wyoming
totavia alto and CITY Richmond do not take mails or
Denmarr Swedep N0rway The mails Tor Nassau, v.
I've New York March .. The mails for the West Indies
N, Buuna ami Thomas. leave New YORK, March =
mails Japan oaye san Francisco March
Is Tie mails Tor Australia DC. W leave San FRANCISCO
Nm. YORK March 2, 1873 I. l.. JAMES. Postmaster
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
= :

OFfHE OF IlL DiRECIOR OF NE MiNIi(
WASHINGTON, ID. C., March q, 1873. }
Notice Ia hereby given that the Treasury Department
IL prepared receive 1T all offers in
telegraph for the sale silver bullion in quantities OF
not less than 10000 ounces deliverable at the mlnta Of
the United states, at Phlladc phia San Francisco,
and Carson. All Offer will be addressed to
the Director of tHe Mint, Washington, d. C.,
fine, aud when delivery VIII made II the Offer is
copied.
The value of silver purchased will be determined by
mint assay. and until further notice payment will be
in gold silver coin OF null egateuder. Where
bullion Is offered and purchased whc ~ of character
requiring parting refining, the seller will pay the
usual mint charges.
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DIED.

All Noiics Of Marriages mast os ndorssd w!a f.H
name and address.
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Why THE HURON WAS LOST.

communication from the Secretary of the
Navy accompanied by analysis OF the evidence taken
at the OF Inquiry the loss Of the Huron, ~ sur
ceon-Gonera james G. Palmer wasssent 10 the Senate
to-day Is is the opinion OF the court that with oue
caution aud carefully taken and plotted bearings Oh Cu
rtuck Light, the close proximity o! the huIon " 'uc
coast would have been made manifest
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-16
BIBLICAL.

The annual meeting otthe Audrain
county branch of the American Bible
Society at the Liberty street M. f.
church on last Sunday night (May
12ta) was one of the largest and
most interesting which it has ever held
in our city.
The opening services were con-
Quoted by the President Rev. B. T.
Lacy, consisting of singing the hymn
beginning "Jesus lover of my soul,'
reading a portion of the 219tk Psalm
and prayer. Elder John A. Brooks
followed in an elegant eulogy or the
Bible and an earnest appeal in its be-
half as s'the great sciyilizing agent,
the chief corner stone upon which the
whole structure Of society rested"
Rev. J. C. Maple next came to the
platform. He said we were one
humanity, We had one book, one
Savior, one heaven, the great need
was to read it more, understand it
better,-happiness here and hereafter
would be the result.
DR.. Lacy responded n few
pointed remarks and concluded by
asking for a collection which amount
ed7to $3.50.
The officers for the ensuing year
were then elected, consisting toi
! Elder John A. Brooks, President,
Rev. j. c. Maple, vice-P President,
Rev. II. B. Seeley, Secretary, j. M.
Marmaduke, Treasurer.
~ III. R. KEEToN. &
HUGH WILSON, Ex-Com.
f. j. GIBBs. +.
The wise man laugheth at . joke,
but the fool goeth of on his ear abou'
E-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-16

The~most popular and brilliant lee
ture of the season will he delivered
at Opera Hall, Saturday night, Aay
i8!h, 1873, by Mr.. james Ebert
Powell. Mr.. Powell is ? man Of rare
literary attainments; having gradu-
'ated at Westminster, ana subsequent
ly at Washington and Lee University
OF Virginia. While at this latter ia
stitution, Nh. Powell was awarded
the gold medal for being the finest Or
ator and debatcr OF the institution.
Mr.. Powell was for several years the
managing editor Of the Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post, and gained
for himself the reputation Of being
one Of the most fluent and humorous
writer's o. the age. He was at one
time, also. q '.pleuC' ut West Point.
and it was from his stay there that
suggested the subject OF his lecture:
''PIcbc Life at West Point He
delivered this lecture to Il crowded
house in Fulton last Friday night.
and al unite III pronouncing it one
of the grandest specimens Of elo-
quence as we'll as the most humorous
compositions Of genuine satire they
ever heard. He has delivered this
lecture in various parts OF the United
States, and has invariably been the
cause OF unanimous praise. \ short
time since he delivered this lecture TO
one Of the largest audiences ever as
semhicd in Kansas City, and carried
the house almost by storm. The
Kansas City Times describes him as
being Il little giant of rare oratorical
powers: he Carried the house by
storm. To say that his style OF de-
livery was the essence of both elo-
uucnce andNhumor combined does not
begin to convey the meaning of the
words" Everybody should attend,
rs it is sellom such rare opportunity
visits our city. Reserved seat tick
cts for sale at Geo. kabrich's store 4;
price 50 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-16

ANTI FRICTIoN.-Several of our
leading citizens formed an associa-
ton last week to test the merits of
Colman's improved self oiling car
axle box. This invention does away
with hot boxes, and if it works as
anticipated, it will be a big thing ''on
Wheels" This association will test
it by placing it on a street a in st.
Louis. If it works on a street a it
will work on a railroad car.
j. NJ. Marmaduke, President, E..
Rines, Vice-President, p. Locke,
Secretary, j. McWilliams, General
Superintendent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-16
HUGH NILSSON.
PUBLIC SCHOOL.

The public school examination
begins next Tuesday and will con-
tinue till Thursday v On Friday
morning there will be literary exer-
cises. The school closes on Friday.
1t is the earnest desire of President
Gully and all the Professors that the
friends and patrons of the school
should all be present at the closing
exercises of the school. Parents can
do nothing less than encourage their
children and their teachers by their
presence on this occasion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-16
WHAT THE PRESS SAYS:


''Ihe best speaker we have listen
ed to for many years. We predict a
bright future for him.''-Richmond,
(Ea.,) Enquirer.
"iIe held the large audience spell
bound with admiration OF his elo-
quence at one time, and carried it
away with amusement by his inimita-
Die humor at another. lie needs no
-Eulogy with those who have once
heard him."-Austin, Texas States
man.
"AIr. Powell is q Young man of
rare ability as a lecturer. He held
his hearers e~ntranced for an hour
with genuine wit and unsurpassed
eloquence Kansas;
Herald. ~
Ills subject was handled in ancX-
cellent manner There was II fea-
ture Of the lecture to which every
student of oratory would do well to
direct his attention. That OF entire
absence of monotohy. Wit, patAos,
and eloquence had their rounds at
such intervals that the interest of the
audience did not for an instant
abate."-The Jewell, William jewell
College.
"A little giant OF rare oratorical
powers, he carried the audience by
storm. To say that his style OF de
livery was the esseHce OF both alo-
qucnce and hume Or combined does
not begin TO convey the meaning of
the words. kansas City, (Mo,,)
Times.
General admission to the lecture
will bc % cents. Reserved seats 80
cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-16
A DASTARDLY DEED.
BARN AND HORSES BURNED.

BARN AND HORSES
Last Monday, a young man, aged
about %, with short curly hair, heavy
set, named John b. Duke, made his
appearance ON Johns Branch, in this
county, horse back, he rested his
horse at Cartmell's barn and took a
nap himself. That night about one
O'Clock the barn OF S. c. Hale was
found in flames and was burned to
the ground with five horses and about
5000 worth of farming implements,
no insurance.
After the fire went out the skele-
tons OF five horses we're found; but
it was discovered that the sixth stall
which held the finest horse in the lot
vas vacant. 1t vas then plain that
some one had stolen the horse and
fired the larn to hide his work.
About three O'Clock that morning,
Jackson, bridge watch, east of Mexi-
co. saw a man that answers the de-
scIiption of the lad at Cartmell's
barn pass the bridge, riding one
horse and leading another. About
three O'Clock the same evening j. b.
Duke was arrested on the Columbia
road neal Mexico, by Bob Steele, and
Mr.. Duke now lies in Jail waiting de-
velopments. When arrested he had
a pistol on his person. but did not
have q chance 70 hseit. The papers
on his person seemed have !
crooked appearance: He had sever
al accounts Of horses sold. From
his papers we should think he had
handled a.good many horses in enc
way and another. 1t is thought be
had an accomplice WHO relieved hrn
of his horse when he reached Mexico,
His papers, picture, &c., were. SEM
to chief Of police in St. Louis, for in.
vestigation. He had 9 sack viii
feed in which Hale thinks came from
his barn. The evidence is only cir.
~cumstancial all of which seems to bt
against him- He will have "a pre-
lirninary examination Tuesday: 4
WINS a dastardty deed, and if guilty
he should be punished to the full OK.
tent of TIE law.
Days LENGTH, fourteen hours ant
| f,seen mini
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-16
NOTICEi

w. r. Gregory is the best Paper
Hanger in the city, if you don't be-
lieve it, let him try it on your parlor.
You will find him at the Laclede
Restaurant, ready for Business.
Mol LIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glandon gave a select
party last Saturday night at the
Martin House in honor of their guest
Miss Switzler, of Columbia. 1t was
arechcrche affair.
DIR Lacy is attending general as
sembly in Tennessee. There will be
no preaching at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday. Sunday 2
week w. w. Robertson, of Fulton,
will fill DR.. Lacy's pulpit.
Those affected with catarrh are
daily using Lee McC onnelps remedy
with the most happy results. Ii
you are troubled with catarrh don't
fail to give his remedy a trial.
Willie Hooton went to Fulton yes
trday to establish branch office fol-
the Mexico wooden mills. Contracts
for carding, &c., can now be made at
Fulton.
Unless you want your catarrh te
run into consumption and place you
iAa premature grave use Lee McCon-
nell's catarrh cure for sale at Schar'
Zach & Halrs drug store. 4
j. L. Southworth, furniture dealer
under Cromwell House, has erected
the boss sign. 1t is the mammoth
arm chair. Itjust lays "The old
arm chair Of history and poetry il
the shade. This chair is withou
doubt the largest one in exlstance
There is room for you, your girl ant
your nother.in-law, and asa genera
thing a house is not large enough TO
such q trio. We ara thinking abou
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-16

GERM SYRUP.-No other medi
dine in the world ever had such a ties
of its curative qualities as Boschee's
German Syrup. In three years two
million four hundred thousand small
bottles of this medicine was distrib-
|uted free OF charge by druggists in
this country to those afflicted with
consumption, asthma, Group, severe
coughs, pneumonia and other diseas-
es Of the throat and lungs, giving the
American people undeniable proof
that German Syrup viii cure them.
Tho result has been thatdruggists in
every town and village in the United
States are recommending it to their
customers. Go to your druggist and
ask what they know about it. Sample
bottles 10 cents: regular size 70 cents
Three doses will relieve any case
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-16

While every preeaution should be
taken against accidents of this kind
in which lives are endangered, and
this time about So, 900 worth of
property was destroyed, yet we are
far from thinking hal all the blame
should be saddled on Cowan. The
tex in the repeat was dimly written
above the line, and was not in the
original order.