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OF RENTED BUILDINGS
II ns fcl1ows. Fizst Difariot fonr. Secoud


| Il as follows: Fest, D9riot. four: Second Dis
bsr ia.f "s" fst ss@Iest Sn fi;b R's'
tie TIT two SRs p s1h Roa 1Rzze e Seventh Dis
| Twenty I'VE OF these rented buildings are
used exclusively for the instruction Of colore1
children, and thirteen0are in t}f0 Second
Espd Thtstl municipal .ostrids The sre2tiop OF
ttrIet would erdoly relieee to GnaneSs. OF the
solia seSoi for bogs on catss!slst street. Be- BE-
| tween Philip and Fiat streets. The rooms are
unfit for school purposes, md rented properly
Cow used blythe school i9ffersd Tor sale Eg its
.wner. The want Of the First SeGsnd. ThiSd or
Fourth Municipal Districts for
ADDITIONAL SCHOOL, HousE0
srecsd 4 a these ed ds4Ss" s es so fa 70
DO Of public ad@Tnta Q. Comparatively little
has been done 10 meet theDants Of the rear of
in n' the p ea saeeon would nr result from rom"
he choice Of he FIRST or SeeRi District. say
Just beow Ga Gaiborne if b5low cansb street, and
thr Ihrd Dlstf sis , -. q roe eohoo,
not been regarded as II fortunate one by recent
made rect and since the change g location
e to to- no psps Ri d b sns a s@%
Of grouni ia very important consideration.
md should q handsome s6hool.housso be-
0eetsl tHSIe, IL Ulby afhW aIl lncEehSsu attend
ancs. O.
Three of The school houses in the sncond fps-
t,dt t nrs VIZ tie
Robertson and the Claiborne" corner Of Clai-
b 'rne and ST. Peter streets. These buildings
belong to the city. antP are greatlyoou OF re-.
pair. Many respectable parents bitterly object
10 the location Of the hrstSnamed schools. both
on
SANITARY ASD MORAL
grounds. and 1 think that large schoo, house
beyolSel Claiborne street would give satisfaction
to a large class Of citizens should there be
difficulty In securing the necessary space
would suggest that be present site Oloth5 Clat-
Borne School could be used with the addition OF
another lot of ground This school. house
could be erected most advantageously during
site Of the Claiborne School.
In that event, respectfully ask your coSid-
erationdOf the immedate wants Of bs First and
Second Districts. and that. should the present
state Of the fund allow. you will, in addition To-
the contems Iated subs tu'e for the lie Bret on
give us another McDonogh not far from the in
tersec'ion OF Broad and Common streets.
| ask your indu gence for the length of this
communication. The judicous selection OF To-
calities and the admi rable character ofthe build
ings erected by the McDonOgh fund under your
iatration-buildngs which are an honor
they bear-tbese considerations have embod-
eDed mo to these suggestions with the rs
surancs that whatever you may determine
must be for the interest Of the schools. Our
wants are 80 generally diffused that assistance
In any section will be felt by the entire IS stem
Of our city schools.
yours. etc. VIM. y. KOiERS,
Chief Superintendent Public Schools. New
Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28
Rumors OF Anderson's Pardon.

Il IL said TINT the President teday received
Information from Louisiana to the effect that
Gov Nichols will pardon Anderson. 1t is al
legged that he President has communicated TO
Gov Nichols his desire that Anderson should
be pardoned.
bill was considered in the House to-day. and
passed by vote Of los to I'll
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28
Harris, 4s St. Charles street. auction sale OF
unredeemed pledges to. day at II o'clock a. IN.

The attention Of strangers is called e the ad,
yertisement of Mr.. II. b. Stevens, 100 Cana
North and il fully posed as to the various
fashionable spring sta 9; and'is now prepared
sss nar snjt. Cant. Stevens has procured the
most stylish cutt'.rs and filters in the country
and clothing made up in bis tailoring depart
81 n.s,-s strangers desiring an outfit should not
return to their hores, without visiting Il. b.
Eterens' clothing establishment.
Decorated chamber sets, complete u I'll Jl. AZ;
fail, latest styles. IT p. Other q
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28
MIR. Gladstone Holds That England Has
o No Reason for War.

LONDON Feb. 27,-Mr Gladstone contributes
another article to the Nineteenth Century tho
principal point of which is that since the gov
ernment Is determined that tho question re-
snecting the patsage of men Of. war through
the Bosphorus should be left to the decision OF
Europe. there does not remain q shadow Of II
plea for separate war by England. or separate
operations In the Levant tending to war.
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- n
'veto0of tsse virginia Anti-Ds'e Payers

RICHMOND. Feb 27o-Gog Holiday has vetoed
the Barbour bill. which smbGiiedothe scheme
tlts. The veto created great excitemena and
Bofsterous attempts we're made in the HoHse to
prsyent Its rsasding being heard The bill it II
occasion an extra session Of the Legislature.
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1920

The First and Third Districts are most in
need Of aidtiqXal school ACCOMMODATION orhe
pressure is particularly felt in the rear of the
city For all that part of the Second ard Third
Wards b.uudtpby kampart anu Canas streets
New Basin and the Ridge. the only schools for
boys aEs the Fisk. corner Of Franklin and Per-
di0o, and the M@airie Ridge School, on Canal
street, near Hagan Avenue a distance between
two and three miles. o. N
Tho Iist L ihrtlnn
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X. o. NJ,

That same little man mysteriously apo
before US again last night, and with y
bows and courteous gestures requested
we would announce to the good peoples
city that tonight tie gallant Knfsd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28
THE ANDERSON CASE FIXED FOR
TRHAL IN THE SUPREME COURT,

The Supreme Court adjourned Yesterday,
afterdisposing Of all the cases on the country
docket, 70 meet. on Wednesday, March 6, 1875
addition to the cnases already fixed, the List
teenth inst. the court, upon motion of counsel
Of Tbs g.: Anderson, ordered the case of The
stateys j Madison Wells ct nls. 10 be as
slgne for trial, with preference, on mat dat4.
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The Terms of Reace-Danger OF n CQp-
flct Between oussia and Engiandg

LONDON. Feb. 27.-Tbe st. Peters burg corre-
spondent Of to- Zines. speaking Of the term, Of
feet: tho question II the Straits will be- cub
mitted to the conferencs. when. il EIGland as
is probable. proposes Yhe preservation Of the
status quo Ko ,s b'm assured, wiz not sell
It would se6Th. theBfere, as II all a.yowed
British interests are respected. aud the tMngeJ
of q conflictbstw een Russia and England end q.
Such howtTer. is not the o@inion here: mega
tiati2ns have lett much sgensss; it is though.
Russa, and these feelineS may possibly lead to
the most serious Conseuuences. O
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seryia Dissatisfied with RussiRs Tgeat-

| LONDON Feb 27.-A dispatch from Belgrade
| SAYS servia has appealed 10 ihe Pnwers aeainst
| tions for peace
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Hebrew Charity Rails:

rHILApELpH1A. Feb. 27.--The Hebrew charity
bali for the benefit of theJewish Hospital. which
il opcn to all without regard to creed or nation
ally. at the Academy Of Music last evening,
wa greatly crowded. The sale Of seatoantl
tickets will net about $4,000 for tire charities
under the protectlo OF the aseociation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28
Libel Against the schooner Josie Crow
ley.

NEW YoRK Feb a7.-The United States Dis
trict Attorney has caused to be fled In court
was run into by the New Jersey ferry-b
james Fisk Jr.. on Saturday night last, during
of s90O for falling to sound bell or to give
warning to approaching vessels while lying in
the highway Of commerce ut anchor in The
Hudson river. and Tor not having exhibited o
white light rs required by section 4l2y
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The nusso-nounanian Dlaersn~es.

LosDoS, Fsb IA dispatch fF2m Vienna
Gays: The latest Information 4Aneoura ges
hope that he diff renees between RussiHe and
Roumsna are less acute, probably e}eGauss
Russia has offered some better com pensaton
than Dobrudscba for Bessarabia,
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H6ulinY.

New YORK, Feb IA mutiny was attempted
tai merntpg on the Nova Scntian bark Grace
Capt McNutr outward bound for Rouen, in the
lower bay. Five Of the crew attacked and badly
beat Edward Hay the mate. They were finally
put under arrest
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28

New YORK, Feb. 27.-The steamer, Scythia
sailed fos Liverpool odav. Amoneothe pms
lauvrat. OF Russia and ex-dov. Hoffman. of
New York
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28
Austrian View of Russla's Condition.
The Peace Party Agitatt0ns.

VIENNA Feb. 27.-The Russinn conditions
party in favor of peace at any price still CONT
nues agitation. but there seems but little prob
ability that 1t will get the upperhand either In
delegations or ReiChsTath,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28
Fire.

About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning n FIRE
caused by children playing with lre broke out
IN me atlic OF the one,,story frame house stu
afed at the corner 81 Broad and Cont streets
ryurgold and occupied by different families
Ta s,, totally DESTROYED Insured IN the Union
turned in from box No l54 by q private watch
man.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28

Ii there is anything In the world that la pre-
ctous 1t Is good pair OF shoes-shoas well
such can be found ut Mr. Corrveau's, No. 20
Royai street. who takes orders and Ia goi1au,sSS
larl9 10 III them. Hs also invites all hieh Ls
Geal IL leather to send him ordef~. WILMA A~
VIII I'LL well and at the eheapest iates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28
STILL NEGOTIATING OVER THE SUR
RENDER OF THE TURKISH FLEET.
Russia Presents an Ultimatam Insisting
Upon the signing of the Peace
Conditions, O

LONDON f. b. 27.-Reuter's dispatch from Con o
stantinople confirms the report that the snrren O
der Of the Turkish feet. rs portion of the in
dpmnty still forms an object Of negotiation.
It is said Russian ultmatum has been re-
ceived insisting that the conditions OF peace be
signed These reports lack OFFICIAL conhIma-
tdon
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON Feb. %, 4 a. m.-IndicationsS for
meter. except a temporary rise In the eastern
portion, noriherly awinds shifting TO- south
erly or easterly. wdTmer and generally clear
wnnthar. Cd "A O
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28

PHILADELPHIA. Iesb. 27.-AndreS J. Know, a
prominent local politician. died suddenly VI
heart disease at his res denc, this morning;
He was the Gspublican candidate at the fhll
election for cSroHer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28
Misers Fortune Beauca,f,ea to Queen
ViC&Drfa,

JERSEY CRY. Feb. 21.-Dayid Leach. who re-
Gently died. left, 1t was SUPPOSED. considerable
money which he had often said he would will
to the Queen of Eng and. In The miser's home
pon ana tbv rags With Web g II. ,an e
was Uttered The only money yet found Ia
deposit OF nearly $4,000. to the miser's credit
in the Providsnt Institution for Savings
Leach's remains will be deoenilv inferred
No will mas yet been found. but there is no
doubt that he left his ation Of wealth to
Queen Victoria. IA his determination to do so
seemed apparently to be his lifes ambition.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28

NEw YoRK. Feb 27.---The Produces Exchanges
hns received o circular announcing that the
fifth annual convention Of the National Butter
Cheese md Egg Association will be held in
Chicago March G. and s.
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Mere Menffnn.

New YORK. Feb 27-Snrrogate Calvin g decis.
ion hat the will Of ex-Citv Surveyor Beihl If
valid gives the House of the Good Shepherd q
lapacv of 1850 600
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The hecsna yesse, or for Paris

NEW York Feb 27.-The Constitution. the
second Of the naval vessels with goods for
Paris. sailed yesterday. and will be followed in
9 few days by tho Wyoming and the Portsmouth.
the exhibit will be the largest ever made by the
United States at foreign exposition,
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A Small DefauIter.
Trial Postponed.

RICHMOND. Ind, Feb. 27:-The case OF Fork
ner and Hustled, charged with rape. which was
+, have come up to-dly, by consent Of both par
ties vas continued till March IT,
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The Conference Expected +
from Austria, W

LqNpos, Feb. 2Ty-The Paris correspondent
Of the Times says
Preliminary dscIarations nre expected from
Aus tria which will either Devent Il meeting Of
the conference Or render Its programme accept
hble 10 the powers. o "a %
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28
Reduction Of Grain Inspection CHARGES

New YoRK. Feb 2T.-The Committee on Grain
has decided that the rate per car load for the
inspection of grain shall be reduced on and
after March from forty to thirty cents. II is
arriving. tho latter sum will afford Il sufi1ee4t
profit.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28

The Ioonnade Hotel, Philadelphia. Pa ex-
hibts the secret OF it's graf popularity and suc-
cess BY wisely maintaining its old standard OF
excellence since its reduction of rates
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Filling Ru,garlanoomces witt, Rasssaus.

LoNpog. Feb. 1.-THE Times has the follow.
ing fromovienna: 6'Al offices in Bulgaria ert
be NJ filed by RnRsans or. Bugarians edu-
aens Rsy {"
tIs has jusSbeen ordered. The officers will be
Russians" D
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Attempted Murder and suicide Jealousy.

MoNTrElIgp. Vt. Feb 27.-,Last evening Mr.
strapahan IT,. Of waterbury ATTEMPTED 7,e 1T fS
struck her belt and glanced off. She then ran
into a closet. where, he, fred twice OF her
Attempted to shoot himself, the ball entering
his breast. glanced upon the breast bone. fol-
lowing the rib till IL came out on the right side;
The wound s not dangerous He was arrested
this morning Jealougy the cause
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28
No knowledge q to The signing Of Peace.
INTERVIEW Between Derby and n"surus
Est.nate eto EnsIanh's Available Forres
IfTAsasR nf War.

LONDON. Esb 27.-MajT55r Gen wolsey ssti-
into the field 100000 drilled troops. supported
by s7Sleli guns. This is exclusive, d the yeo
many available for home service. H. ridicules
the idea that England " not proposed for war.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28

JERSEY CRY. Feb GA woman with an infant
child ~ her arms was provided with food by
the police yes erday, having had nothing to eat
told sad st. ry to the effect that her husband
bad left her In Council Bluffs Iowa. where they
lived. and Game East to look for work, not being
then she has not heard from him. She sold
what few effects she ha let and while her
aeg as s tray9ed by rn After met she
New York State. and she thought he might be
with them. The officers present raised money
enough to send her to her destination.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28
THE EASTERN QUESTION. G
THE REPORT THAT TURKEY HAS RE-
FUSED TO sugmlT TO RUssIA's 0
Q 3 ULTlmATUM DIsCREnIrED. Q q
Authentic Advices Anxiously Awaited In
London-The @tuation Considered
O UnImpfOyeA. q

LONDON, Feb. 27.-Tbe rsbort that the treaty
Of pence has not yet been signed owing to The
Perte's refusal to submit to Rnssia's ultimatum.
though not generally ereditgd. causes enDid-
Constantinople are anxiously awaited. Nearly
oil the papers here assert that the sltuationoso
fafehs Englagpis concerned. has not improved
No knowledge as to the Signing of Peace.
LONDON. Feb 27.-The Russian ind Turkish
ambassadors in this cityfAre still Ignorant of
whsther the beege treaty has been slgns1 or not
INTERVIEW Between Derby ana M"sur"s
Pasha. "
LONDON. Feb. 27-Musurus Fasbs Turkish
am ssador in this city, had q long interview
with Lord Derby to-day regarding the Eastern
nc
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cThe Peecc GNegotlattons Will Occupy An
other Wfek4

LONDON Feb 27.-A dispatch from CONSTANT
NOBLE says it IL nos believed that he peace
negotiations will ooeep vanother weeke o
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28

day found II true bill against Frank Leslie the
oNew York publisher, charged with libel by Law
yer Wsigly.
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Diamond watches jewery. ETC.. etc. ut Hart's
auction sale to-day ut II IL II.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
CITY WITHIN FOUR WALLS.
The stewart Hotel for Working Women
Almost Ready for Use,

New YoHK, Feb. U.-The great hotel for women
who live by labor. which was begun by A. T.
stewart and has been completed By Mrs. Stew
use IT is expected that it will be opened with d
reception about the middle Of next mouth. 1t
is whole city within four walls, having more
than i've. hundred sleeping ooms, making its
own gas. having its own wells. being fitted up
with Every known appliance OF comfort. and
1t is evidently not to be an institution for
paupers. or. on the other hand, for we'll to do
women who would like the comfort ans Sc.
curity OF such n home. It is to be as comfort
able and apparently as luxurious as q first
cass hotel, and the cost Of accommodation.
whils beyond the means of very many If the
poorer lass of working women will be easily
within the reach Of n large tlass who are much
in need Of such shelter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28
THE HLUE AND THE GRAY.

A day or two ago the Mayor received n lei
ter from Mr. G. S. Barnes informing tn
Major that whilst he (Mr. Barnes) was
Marietta, Ohio, last fall, he was waited upo
by committee of gentlemen who had bee
officers in the Federal army during the las
war, who invited him, together with other g.
Confederate officeSs, to join in n general e.
union of 1.-The Blue and the Gray" to be h'ls
in Cincinnati in September or October next
h he was s1 treated Mr. barnes sgests the
ing of meeting of Southern soldiers on th'
sixth or seventh of this month to considerth'
movement.
Mayor Pilsbury having referred the mate
to Col. James Lingan, that gentleman rspie, :,
to the Mayor by letter yesterday, saying Il
conclusion Il know of nothing better cal
cu1ated to assuage these sectional bitternssse
and bring about feeling of mutual cont
depce hstwsen the North, and the South tina
tile reunion suggested by Col. 4. M. Moore
e Gill; most ehe'rfo'y second MS PATRON
y The call for thee so1sieHs in this State o~l
Probably be mwie in u day or two
10 MISCELLANEOUS.
,rhe Mayer and AdiminstrafSofTs Donis o.
Brown were engaged yesterday in making o
lsffngementso relative 90 the0 organization {
the New Orleans
p wArGEwoRKs ooMf'ASY, !
the amendments to tbe Original bill of inc :
pore tion having been signed and oprof1
gated yesterday by thSGovernor. t
THE JEFFERSON GAS GpahaGY b.
haze Been taking upon themselves TO pu t
new lamps in the upper district, without 4 1
osulting the city administration, no fewer
twenty-eight having been Eslt UP last me {
each Of which will cost $50 per annum to i,
city. Administrator Diamond will notify
com pany that they must not put up any n
lamps without the sanction OF thocity aut
tiles.
O WHARF goNDs. Ii
The following bids for the sale Of ten " a
bonds were opened at the City Hall ye j
day: James Buckley at forty-eight 6 r
John X. Pendleton at forty-pight and q
cents, and Thompson j. Carter at forty l
cents. The first bid was accepted.
A NEW MARIA.
The Administrator of Police has deterh h
to order new Maria, the present one : G
too close a concern for use In the sur g
months. The new one will be better +
lated |
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Diamond witches. jewery. ete.. ETC.. at Hart's
auction sale to-day at ii q. m.
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The Reuman'ary MakingoRee for HE
Russian ArmY.

BUCHAREST. Feb. 27.-The Roumania Librf
announces that the Roumanian troops Rave
din. in order to make room for tho KussiGf
army.
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Horse Stealing.

RICHMOND, Ind, Feb. p7.-Wn. King, who
lives Ok miles north Of thia city. had n valuable
black horse STOLEN from his stable. Tuesday.
for some time
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jagged for Ten Years.

RICHMOND, Ind. Feb. 2T.Ths case OF Mincer
Of Randolph county. which 1t will be remem
bered was brought to this county on q chang
OF venue. and recently. by mutual agreement
sent back to Winchester was finished yesterda
sending him to the State prison north for IN
years and to pay fine OF $780,, His par tner il
crime. Mundane. who broke Jail six weeks ago
has not yet been heard from.
The Dickey-Tytus Breach OF Promise
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Trial Postponed.

p1rrnuna. Pm. Feb. 21,--A special to the TEE
WWs Weldon n" family in Hooking county. Ohio, last
September, created such sensation in this
part of the country. came up for trial IN Logan.
Ohio. on Monday. The trial was well nlgh com
oner having under oath confessed his guilt =
when the counsel for the defense moved the
discontnuance OF the trial, beeause the docket
entry did not show that any fixed day had been
set apart for the trial. The case WAS dismissed
and the trial postponei until the next term Of
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-01-10

A GENTLE HINT.-In style of climate,
with its sudden changes of temperature-rain,
wind and sunshine often intermingled in a
single day,-it is no wonder that our children,
friends and relatives are SO frequently taken
from us by neglected colds, half the deaths re
sulting directly from this cause. A bottle of
Boschee's German Syrup kept about your home
for immediate use will prevent serious sickness,
large doctors bill, and perhaps death, by
the use of three or four doses. For curing
consumption, hemorrhages, pneumonia, severe
coughs Group any disease of the throat or
lungs, its success is simply wonderful, as your
druggist will tell you. German Syrup is now
Sample bottles for trial, 1oc.; regular size, 75c.