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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-01
THE ORANGE AND THE GREEN.
Serious Disturbance I'm Montreal.

MONTREAL, April 3O-The apprehen.
sons Of party disturbances, arising out OF
the Orange entertainment last night,
we're verified. As section of the Young
Britons were proceeding to the west
ern suburbs early this morning they
were attacked with pistols by a mob of
some four hundred Catholic Unionists at
Wellington Bridge, who were lying in
wait Tor them. Over one hundred shots
were fired, resulting in the death OF
John Callahan and the serious wounding
Of johanna Mshsn and man named
Mullen. all Catholics. A cab containing
Young man named Joseph Larg, au
Ora1geman, aud young lady, going
home from the concert, was riddIed with
shot. Lang was wounded IN two places,
but bis companion mirsculously escaped.
Crest excitement over the stlalr. No
arrests.
The Board Of the Corn Exchange to-
day passed resolution that 1.-The mem
bers of this association view with undIs-
guised alarm the numerous faction fights
which Of late have sisgraced the city,
sud they desire to impress upon the CITY
Council the taking OF urgent and imper-
atiye steps to repress the growing evil
and bring the offenders to justice with
out res pect TO race or creed.
a coroner's Jury has been impsneled to
examine into the matter of John Conf
cans death.
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Mnrder nnsfEnnI.

KANSAS CITY, April SO.--A foul mur-
der was committed this morning at two
o'clock at No. 1909 Grand Avenue The
neighborhood was aroused by n pistol
shot and flames were seen issuing from
the house. After the fire had been eI-
tinguished it was found that Theodore
Halten bacher and wife had been murder
ed, and their little girl, eight
years old, knocked insensible
and was lying st the point Of death. Mrs.
II. was found on the bed with her head
crushed in and her limbs burned ID a
crisp. Mr. h. was found in the kitchen
with bullet hole in bis head and the
back OF his head crushed IN with an axe,
which was found near by. The little girl
was found out Of doors in an insenslble
condition. Suspicion pointed first to
Hslten bacher, but developments since
destroy that suspicion, and the real mur.
derer Is unknown.
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YIsi,to sitting Bull.

LEAvENwoETH, Ks., April 3O.-Three
sub.chiefs the Nez Perces' Indlsn pris-
oners, headed by White Feather, lef. Fort
Leavenw worth, to-day, fJr Sitting BuiPi
camp accompanied by Mr.. Clark, an eI
perience1 Interpreter and guide. These
Indians 60 as commissioners TO the Nez
Perccs with Sitting Bull, to report to
them the condition Of Chief Jossph'e
band at Fort Lsaven worth, 1t having
been rumored amcng the Indians on the
plains that those here were badly treated
They will 90 withCuta a military escort, 8
fact which shows the confidence the
government officers repose IN them.
TINS Is the first step IN movement for
reunIting the several bands Of the tribe
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TheFIoodinthe nerrimack.

NASHUA, y b., AprI. 30 The Aer-
rimack river Is still risIug, and Is now
thirteen feet above high water mark
also the Na.hGs river. The Jackson
Manufacturing Company had to partially
suspend business tC-lsy on account Of
tle bsck wst=r in the S0uhegan river be-
irg very hjsl. The owners OF property
on the bs1ks are somewhat alarmed.
Tne dam scross the Ns,icoOk Brook,
owned by the Parker Furniture Manu-
securing Company 81 Wornton's Ferry,
gave way tc-1ay, doing considerable
dsmsga. ~. Dsntorth's corner fats are
impsss. BE.
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TaIIoFs' Strike.

ST. LOUIS, April 30.-Ihe journeymcn
tsiIors OF this city took preliminary
steps Tor s strike for higher wages, At 3
meeting held by them to-day. They
made schedule Of prices, which will be
presented % al the bosses. and if the
latter DO not accept it the strike will
commence at once. They claim that
they are now working for starvation
wages. q great many Of them not beir g
sble 70 earn more than S. week, ana
fsy they will submit 10 it no longer.
Thew ssy they will be sustained in their
action by several trades unions in tie
city. Work has already been suspended
in several shops.
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Messr:. DAVIS lII,J ingalls,, Jones
fla and Patterson, who would hsye
voted in the affirmative were paired with
Messrs. Mcdonald, Kellogg, Conover
and Teller who would have voted in the
negative.
The question then recurred on the
motion of Mr. Merrinsn when the tl.,
was taken up this morning, to simply
refer to the Judiciary Committee. Il ws5
rejected, yeas -, nsys %.
After further debate, and before a vote
was reached on that motion, Sir. Allison
moved that the Senate adj )ura, aad tia:
the bill and amendments De printed. He
SAID that if the Senate adjourn now i.
would allow time to further consider the
bill, and it could be disposed of in Ia I
an hour tomorrow.
The motion WAS sgreei tc-yeas SO,
nays Il, and the Senate aej)urned.
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Fears ofan indian Outbreak.

WAsHIyGToS, April 30.-There are
apprehensious IN several quarters OF sell
ous troubles with the Indians THIS sum
mer, but though: to be groundless
The War Department Is il receipt Of
communications from parties whose
opinions sre entitled 70 earn est siten-
tiJn TO the effect that wsrlIke NOV sments
sre clearly discsrnsb.e on the part
Of several tribes. a long letter 70
this effect wss received by Secretary
NcCrsry, in the past week, and referred
by the Secretary to the General Of the
army, Tor MS consideration.
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JANUARY AND JUNE.
A Wife of TwenIy-One CuTs the
Throat OF Her Husband OF Seventy
From Ear TO Ear, and COnfesses the
Crime.

Nrlne.
LYNCHBURG, VA, April 29.-A sen.
sAti0nsl tragedy WAS enacted in Carroll
county, Va last Saturday night. 1t has
Just come to hight, and the particulars
that have reached here are somewna.
conflicting. Last December Maud Hsr.
rIs was united in the holy bonds of mat.
rimony with Captain LucIus ID. Trsvers.
She was twenty-one; he was upward OF
threescore yeats and ten, 1t was under
stood that at the time she married the
old man he was in feeble health, and was
likely to drop of at any moment, leaving
young Maud 100000 in Government
securities Months rolled on, and instead
OF dying the Captain grew stronger and
more manly every day. In fact, he was
heard to remark few days ago that he
was good for twenty yesrs yet.
1t is supposed the husbands return
ing youth so disappointed the young
BRIDE that she took his life. At any rate,
be that the case or not! the cruel woman
cut ms throat from ear to ear with a
butcher knife while he slept soundly by
her side on the night of the 9th She
afterwards dragged the corpse (she was
of powerful muscle), just before daylight,
and threw it in creek one hundred
yards from tie house. The body hoated
down the stream two miles, and was dis
covered Sunday afternoon by three
fishermen. This morning an inquest was
held. The blood had been discovered in
the chamber OF Captain Trsvers, and cir
cumstsntial evidence was strong against
the yourg bride, and to-day before the
Coroner's jury that lady burst into =
paroxyism Of weeping, and confessed the
crime. 1t is supposed that Mrs. Trsvers
was in love with q young lawyer of Bal
timore, to whom she hoped some day tC
be united. She Is now in Jail. | under
stand the Baltimore man Is in this city
and he attempted tonight to commit
suicile
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Annual Report OF Lake shore md
Michigan Southern Railroad Com.
many.

CHICAGO, April 3).-The annual r.
port OF the Lake Shore aud Michigan
Southern Railroad tor the year ISL
shows: Freight earnings, -, ,i7G.COo;
passenger earnings, S3,2O3,l99; other
earnings, $s25.35I; total, Sl3,5Os, los,
against l3,949,l7G tor 1916. Operating Z
expenses and taxes, iS,963, ,965, sgalnst
1854, $50 tor the preceding year. Net
earnings $4,000.
President Vanderbilt says, Of the 81
killed by the Ashlsbuls disaster, IS hsye
been settled for, and of the 6i wounded
So have been settled for. This absorbed
$453 $40 OF the earnings, yet the rosd
earned 3! per cent on its capital stock OF
which the stockholders received two per
cent
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ITOESE.

The House resumed consideration Ct
the legislative appropriation bill, snd
sf.er q short discussion the bill was re-
ferred to the Comnit of the W hole,
and the House went into Committee OF
the Whole on the bill, Mr.. Eden in the
Chsr
After lcng discussion the Committee
arose having disposed OF only four pag, 5
of the bill, and the House adjourned.
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The Urbana Bank Cashier Arrested,

CHICAGO, April 80 Matthew Wca-
uer, former ca-bler Of the Citizens Ma
tional Bank of Urbtns. Ohio, who IS y
defaulter to the bank in the sum of S41,-
600, besides $4,000 which the bank re-
covered from him, and other sums, MAX
ing the total deialCation $4,000, was
arrested here to-day by the United
States Commissioner, before whom he
had hearing this afternoon, and his
case was continued in $4,000 bonds.
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ImnorIsnnd ENpOris.

WAsHNGToN. April 3O.-The follow,
ing i: statement of the imports and ex-
ports for nine months Of the year ending
March 81, 1875:
Merchandise - Exports, domestic
1922, 2,58L923; do foreign, $lO,4i9 2O7i
total S533, 3,O3l, ,l3O, imports 1929, ,SOl ,G29i
excess Of exports over imports S2O3,229,-
59l.
Specie and bulhon-E1ports $23 O36,-
O92; imports $l9,749 $40; excess OF ex-
ports over imports $3,3lG,243i total eI-
port, over imports, specie and merchan-
disc, S2CG,545,74I.
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rn,n1nt.un1e o,er a came Of cards.

New ORLEANS, April 3O.-A dispute
over game Ct cards in saloon Oh
Common street, occurred between
Wm. 4. GitsOn snd J. r.
Lswless, in which Gibson was
fatally stabbed and died in half hour.
Lswle.s wss imprisoned, charged with
murder. Both were pilots on the steam
boat Fanchon.
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CounrerfeirerS Arrested.

CIYCIsSATI, April 3O-A man named
St9ker gambling saloon keeper, and q
DR.. BrooSwater, Of Anssris, Clark
county, Ono, have been arrested and
brought to this city, charged with counter
fel.ing trade dollars Aud half dollars 81
Brookwster's place. The apparatus was
seized By the ofic3rs. The prisoners
were srrsigned here to-day and held in
default OF - 900 bail esCl.
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Heavy Robbery.

BosroS, April 30 Burglars entered
the residence Of i O.is, leading citi.
zen Of South Sci!uste, this morning, and
foor, earned II bali mile down the
road, blew II open and got away with tho
contents, consisting Of railroad stock,
and bank books, representing over
$40 600
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SOLDIER Reunios.

Quite 81 enthusiastic citizens meeting
was held to-day, which endorsed MAJ or
Moor's project Tor grand jubilee next
Septemosr comprising a vast encsnP.
meut Of soldiers from both armies in the
ls.e war. Efforts will be made 10 gather
one hundred thousand men or more IN
camp for the grand peace demonstration.
An executive committee was appointed
until raagemenls could be perfected.
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Funeral Of VIM. stewart

WISDsoR, VI, April 3O-The funeral
Of Vim. Evsrts took place from St
Pauls Church this forenoon. The Secre-
tary and Mrs. Evsrs were absent, hsv.
ing been called to New York by the
dangerous illness Of their other son.
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Call for Bonds.

WAsHINGToN, April 3O.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury to-day issued 4 csli
for the following bonds: Coupon bonds,
dated July l, 1876, namely, $50, Nos.
59,O0l to $4,000, both inclusive; 500, Nos,
S5,0Ol to 10000, both inclusive; $500,
Nos. 60,OOl to $4,000, both inclusive;
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RnSP Rnll.

UTICA, kpnl 80-Uticss, l3i Ale
ghenys, l.
New BEDFORD, Mass, April 50.-The
directory Of the New Bedford base ball
club hsve decided to withdraw from the
international championship.
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British Military Movements

LONDON, April 30 The first conIin-
gent to be dispatched from this country
to Malta will lumber five thousand men
and two batteries Of artillery, sll OF
which are under orders for emba-kailOn.
The torpedo service promises All that Is
desired, and }. ThorOcrsts n Co will
soon have ready five OF sl& ot the twenty
torpedo launches they are building, and
other firms are making extraordinary e.
forts towards the completion o. govern
ment orders for lsuncEes. PprtlAnd will
offer her whole sysi.ab.e tO;ce Tor ser
vice abrCai.
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Try the Psten. Safety BrOller Cooks
70 perfection over any fire 81 moments
notice, An uu'qlsi!ed kitchen gom. X.
II Sweeney, so.e agent, lower end mar
ket hOusp
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Fight Between Russian and Turkish
SOIdierS.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 3O.-An
sfrsy occurred between the Russian and
Turkish soldiers near Daud Pashs's bar
racks, about two miles beyond the fOrti.
fcsuons. Eighty men were wounded on
beta sides. Schrasklerate has COZ s-qaent-
ly prohibited the Russian soldiers t.om
cross.nw the line Of demArcaLLOn
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weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, May l, l A. M-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valley wester-
ly winds, stationary temperature and
pressure, and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
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The Point nt Issue Becoming NoIe
DisIinct.

Some consolation tor the prolongsuon
of the efforts to preserve peace is found
IN the fact that the point At issue is be-
coming gradually more distinct That
point ls whether Russia will recognize
that the rights OF the great powers, as es-
tabhsned by the treaties of SO and II,
take precedence Of the claims OF the
treaty Of San Steiano The concessions
which it was stated Russia would make
are the Limitation OF the bounda-
rIes and of tae period Of
occupation Of Bulgaria, the substitution
Of an European for Russian cOmmif-
sion and tho organization OF an Euro
pean syndicate to consider the claims Of
bondholders IS well as the Russian claim
for indemnity, and the retrocession of the
small slip Of Bessarabis inhabited by
Russians are owned TO be great, but it is
conspicuous she completely ignores the
treaty of Paris and its reatiirmation
1871.
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Silver for Greenbacks.

WHsuINGToN, April 30.-All the as
sisluDt tressurers throughout the United
States have been authorized to exchange
silver dollars for greenbacks.
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DIED.

FLETCHEH-At the residence OF her
son. PniIllp ? =. Fletci er, 40. - Fla hteentb
street, lZ3JA. n, May I. l7s, Mr.. AsH
FLETCHEH, In her 9th year.
Euneral nOtlce tO-fnOrrOw
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BELLAIRE.
Rev. w. +. halOy, ID. d., TO Deliver n
Temperance Lecture.
BELLAIRE April 50.

BELLAIRE, April 50.
Special to the Register.
a dispatch received here this evening
announces that Rev. w. +. Msloy, d. D.,
of CadIz, the eloquent divine who has
received call from Chlcsgo, willIecture
on temperance in the L. p. Church,
Wednesday evening. Rev. Msloy is a
favorlte in Bellaire and should have =
rousIng audience.
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Friendship Restored Beiwecn Russia
and ServiR.

LONDON, April 30.-A telegram from
Belgrade says: 1t appears that the
friendship between Russia and Servia is
completely restored. Il has been ar
ranged that Servis, in the event OF an
Angl Russian war, shall only observe
the stipu!aLious OF the San Steiano treaty,
while Turkey remains neutral. 1t II
probable thNt the Servian army will
slowly occupy many of the strsgetics
points in old Servs with the consent Of
Ruseia
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warlike Preparations I'm Italy.

LONDON, April SO-A dispatch from
Berlin says that the intelligence received
here from what Is considered 3 trust
worthy source, states that the ltslisn
Government is making warlike prepsrs-
tions on somewhat large scale. The ob.
ject it is said, is to dispatch force into
Albania. THIS is similar to the report in
Berlin dispatch to this mornings
Standard, that Italy has decided 10 make
n descent on the Albanian coast.
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Austrian Occupation of BosnIa

Various Vienna correspondents per.
fisten,ly maintain that Austris's Occups-
ton of Bosnia is imminent.
A Berlin correspondent says posi-
lively that the occupation will b. affected
IS the result Of bargain with Bussis.
A Vienna dispatch fsyE No dnsl
decisions have been taken relative 20 the
project for realizing part Of the rate Of
credit. THIS must cause for . short
time, q postponenent Of the occupation
Of Bosnis, which, however, mus. hence
forth be regarded "a 8 certainty, and ma +
be expected in three or four week. One
reason will BE- to escort 10000 refugees
tack 70 their homes; slSo to overswe The
Moutenegrins and others. The same
correspondent say: Serious difficulties
are apprehedded in concluding the
Austrc- Hur garisn compromise negotis-
tiOns.
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EUROPEAN SITUATION.
THE ISSUE STILL IN DOUBT
England Continues Her Military
PrepaTatiOns-Ehe Point at
Issue Becoming More Dis
IincI-AuEtriau Occu.
patton Of Bosnia.
An English Fleet Fitting Ont for the
BAItic

LONDON, April 80.-Consldersble ex-
citement seems 10 hsve been produced in
Berlin by the announcement that sn
English fleet is being fitted out for opers.
tIons on the Baltic The idea expressed
in Berlin, that it is hardly to be expected
foreign fleet would make Its appearance
IN the Baltic against the wish OF Germs.
ny, is declared to be sn eccentric theory,
which is repudisted by the Germsn gov
eminent in view of the present critcsl
state of affairs.
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Awkward PosItion OF Russia.

A correspondent draws serious stten.
ton 10 the awkward position of the Rus
sisn'. lie points out how they are con-
fronted =! CoDstsntinople by an army
superior TO anything the Turks had ever
concentrated at one point during the war,
an army, according TO the lowest esIi-
mate, numbering 10000. The Mussul-
man insurection appears TO be growing
serious. 1t involves not only the whole
OF the northern half Of the RbEdOpe
range, but according 70 one account H
spreading 10 the Balkans. The insur-
surgents are endesvoriDg 10 gain the
strategic points in way that
shows the existence Of directing hest
No final decision hiss been reached in the
plenary council Of Ministers in regard 10
the Austro-Hungsrisn compromise. The
Hungarian ministers have left for PesLb,
but they will return during the week 70
Complels pegstiAtlOns
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Condition OF Prince GorischakoR.

LONDON, May IA Nienns Dispatch
says tLst the accounts concerning Prince
Gor;schakof' condition represent that be
is worse again. He is very weak and,
above all, sleepless
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Pence Meeting.

LONDON, April 30.-Hon. John Bright
SPOKE at large peace meeting to-day.
lie declared there could be no faith 10 "A
cabinet which had no truth. Lord
Besconsfeld was q great disturbsr ot the
nations policy, however, and hostile TO
the highest interests Of Great Britain.
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CLOCKS WHICH TALK.
rnEwoNDERFrL ros>IBLLITi Es
oFEDISON'S INVENTION.
How Lc trrs MAY b" Dictated BOOKS
Read, songs sung, and Dolls
made tO speak,
and Sing.

-. j. Edison in North American
The daily gazette., 1878-02-20
Jennie Moore's Tragic Death

The body of Jennie Moore, the besuti-
iul girl who was found drowned in the
Passaic river on Suuday,was buried in the
cemetery at Franklin, N. j., yesterday,
She had roll of bills and some silver In
her pocket when she disappeared. Ne
money was found in her pockets by Cor
oner Vreeland. who saw her body in the
barn in East Newark five hours after il
had been taken from the water.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-20
THIRD EDITION.
Pennsylvania Election.
From the Press. '--r
THE RESULTS IN THE CHlFF
o CITIES AND BOROUGHS. q

THE RESULTS IN THE CHIFF
CITIES AND BOROUGHs. q
The dispatches from large number Of
the principal cities and boroughs Of the
State, give the result Of the elections
held therein yesterday. The returns do
not show any surprising changes for an
off-year. The observation-disclosures men ap-
pear to have held their own, save in
Scranton and Hazleton. where the Re-
publicans and Democrats made common
cause against them, reducing their
majority in the former,as compared with
last November, and beating them in the
latter. In Shenandoah and Hunt ngdon
they have made clean sweeps, and in
Titusville the Democrats loss an office
owing to their strength. As regards the
two leading p arties the honors are about
evenly divided, the Republicans gaining
In Easton and Lancaster, and the Demo-
Gratis in Reading. Mauch Chunk, and
Harrisburg. In WIlliamport, Judge
Bentley, the opponent of Judges Trun-
key and Sterrett tor the Supreme Bench
in 1877, has been defeated for Mayor.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-20
Turks Defeated by ThessaI.
ians.
The Princeton Haxing.

Or. McCosh, president of the College
OF New JERSEY, of course will expel the
two sGphomores and the eight freshmen
who have engaged in fight with pistols
the civil authorities will deal with the
youth-if he Can be identitied---wh
wounded young Atterbury, and DIR
McCosh doubtless will improve the oc.
casion TO read sharp lecture to the lads
over whose Intellectual fortunes he pre-.
sides. Probably this will end the matter
AS countless other matters of similar
though not SO fagrant a character have
ended at Princeton and elsewhere in
time past.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-20
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP

OF the firm of Colgate q Co., Manu- factur-
ers of Flavoring Extracts, 81 Black
stone street, Boston.
soMERvILLE, Mass, Dec. Q, 1876.
Messrs, Seth w. Fowle Sons: ..I
Gentlemen--Last Spring my little
daughter, aged five became very much
emaclated wits loss OF appetite and great
prostration OF strength, so much SO that
we were obliged TO take her out of school.
This continued through the Summer, and
caused us much anxiety. After trying
various remedies without deriving any
benefit, our family physician recon mend
I'd the use OF PERUVIAN SYRUP. After
using IL one week we saw marked i'm
provement in the chIld's condition, and in
month she was rapidly gaining In health
and strength. her appetite being excellent.
AT this date she is perfectly well, with
round, plump cheeks and healthy color
and Is again attending school regularly. /
consider her restoration to health entirely
que 10 the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and feel that
l cannot too highly mmend 1t as q
tonic. Very gratefully yours,
CHAS, ID. COLGATE.