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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-16
AMERICAN PHILOLOGISTS.
INTERESTING PAPERS READ BEFORE THE con-
vENTIoN.

NEWPORT. r. l.. July. 10. 1879.
The American Pathological Association was called
to order at three o'clock by President lothian D.
Sewall, of Tnayer Academy. Braintree, Mass, who
introduced Governor Van Zandt. who made happy
address. welcoming the society in the of the
State. and extended to It's members invitation to
visit his house. President Sewall made a brief and
fitting reply. He alluded in touching terms to tao
death of Thomas c. Murray. of Johns Hopkins Uni
vcrsiy the Secretary of the Association. Professor
Charles X. Lanman. was appointed to servo in his
stead.
The following is list of those in attendance,
many of whom accompanied by their families -
Samuel Hart. Trinity College: Albert Hardness
of Brown University; James NJ Garnet. Of st. Johns
College; d. L. Gilderslccve. of Johns Hopkins Uni.
versity; T. r. Easton, of Petersburg Va: Martin L.
Dodge, Michigan University; Edward l.. Crowell
Amherst College; Charles J. buckingham. Pough-
Alonzo Williams, Brown University; J, Colvcr
Wightman, Taunton; Crawford II. Foy, southern
baptist Theologieai seminary M, louisville Ky; j.
dence High school: Tracy Peck. Cornell University;
Lewis Il. Packard. Yale College; q. X. Nelson, st.
Johns College Annapolis, Md; Augustus &.
Merriam, Columbia College, New York; Francis A.
March, Lafayette College; II. +: Leighton. Brook
Johns Hopkins University, and Milton w. Hum.
phreys. Vanderbilt University.
The treasurers report was called for and read show
The chair then appointed Messrs. Merriam and Gar
net q committed to audit the treasurcr's accounts.
Tho secretary reported on behalf of the Executive
Committee that transactions had been duly published
month or two ago. and also announced the cleo
ton OF four new members. Mcssrs March. Buck
ingham and Leslie were appointed committee ON
tho time of the session.
PAPERS READ.
Tho first paper read by r. q. Siblcr. of the
Johns Hopkins University. 'Critca and libetori-
cal Labors of Dionysius, of Halicarnassus" 1t was
read by Professor Lanmsn, secretary, aud was lis.
tened to with great interest The second paper was
by stephen Pearl Andrews, of New York. on ''Ideo-
logical Etymoogy Us Distinct Method In Philology."
showing great study and n thorough knowledge of
the subject treated The meeting adjourned at FIVE
o'clock 10 meet at eight p. M.
At the evening session there was large attend
The president gave an address on 'Our Mother
Tongue ana our Duty TO it," which was an unusu-
ally able paper. This was followed by Professor
Merriam ON "Some Passages of the 'Ody ssey. >"
The meeting was then adjourned until nine O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
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TWO CASES FROM HAVANA.

On the arrival of the steamer City of Merida from
Vera Cruz by way OF Havana. yesterday. she was
boarded. usual. by the Health Officer Of the port.
who found among her passengers good deal of ex-
element and apprehension account of the sickness
of q seaman named Erick. DR.. Vanderpoel,
aiming the CASE confirmed their fears by pronounc-
ing it of yellow fever. He did not think, how
that any else the vessel was infected by
it. and the passengers were sent ashore.
The steamer Niagara, from Havana also arrived
yesterday and had on board of reputed yell
low fever in the of the steward Her passen-
gers came to the city with those of the City OF
Merida. on the steamboat he. skins. Both the sick
sent to the hospital on Swinburne Island.
The vessels still lying at quarantine last
ing. where they were discharging their cargoes.
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TRADE DEPRESSION In ENGLAND.
THOUSANDS OF spINDLEs IDLE IN ALL PARTS
OF THE KINGDOM.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD. ].

THOUSANDS OF spINDLEs IDLE IN ALL PARTS
OF THE KINGDOM
BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, July Is, 1879
Statistics published in England show that the
movement for q reduction in the output is
spreading in the cotton districts. In addition
to the depression at Blackburn and Oldham
already reported, 100000 spndles at Preston
are stopped out of an aggregate of 1000 900.
One-quarter of the looms ut Preston are
also stopped. At Accrington work is very
irregular, Ell particularly in the weaving
department. Six thousand eight hundred spin
dies are idle in two mills, besides numerous
other stoppages. In the Leigh district 1913, 900
spindles are working on short time and 100000
are stopped altogether In the Washington dis
trict $4,000 spindles and 1 100 looms are idle.
Robert Udall a. Son, merchants. of Manchester,
have failed. Their liabilities are stated OF
1928. 900.
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NO TROUBLE EXPECTED.

WASHINGTON, July Is, 1870.
There is nothing in advices received by the War
Department to indicate any impending trouble with
the Indians on the Northwest coast. General Shcr-
man Is informed that General Miles. with his column
Of 800 men. has crossed the Missouri at Fort Peck.
Dakota Territory, which IL about fifty miles south
of the line of the British possessions. lie has q
supply depot ut that point, and another has been
established ON the Mussle Shell River. He is thus
well provided for. IL any unexpected contingency
should arise General Miles could call on General
cry and DO promptly furnished with moro
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PROTECTIVE SYSTEM IN EUROPE.
WASHINGTON, July Is. 1879.

WASHINGTON, July Is, 1879.
Mr.. Gale. our Consul at Christisna, Norway. in
despatch to the Department State gives informa-
ton of some essential notifications Of the Nor.
wegian tariff The increase American products,
fish pick led and meats canned and smoked. is con-
siderable. The protective system, the Consul re-
marks, is gaining favor in Norway and in other Eu-
ropean countries The industrial classes urging
it upon Parliament, and 1t is believed that future
parliaments will listen to the demands of the work
ingmen more readily than even the present Storth-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Rear Admiral Reed Worden, United States Navy,
and Daniel Magone. of Ogdensburg. N Y. are at the
Everett House. Senator Theodore M. Pomeroy, of
Auburn, N. Y. and William Brandt Storer. of Bos-
ton. at the Windsor Lieutenant Colonel +. D,
Grey, of England is ut the Brevoort. Senator
William McMaster, of Toronto. Canada. is at the
Park Avenue Congressman William NJ. Springer. Of
Illinois, is at the Sturtevant Edward j. Phelps, Of
Vermont. is at the Clarendon. Judge Israel s..
Spencer of Syracuse, is at the Fifth Avenue.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Scytha. for Queenstown and Liver
pool and France for Havre. will sail from this port
to-day.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Office
at past twelve. and for Franco direct at hafpast
one r. NJ.
The New YORK Naturalization for Europe-will
be ready at haf-past eight o'clock in the morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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Is II YELLOW JACK?

man who gave his name as Patrick Higgins
suddenly seized with cramps and collie in Sixth
nue., Brooklyn, last evening. He told Surgeon
Plympton that he had just arrived from Men,
pills. where he had lived for three years.
He had been drinking freely of ice water. Restora-
tives administered and Plympton sent to
the City Hospital. There he was attacked with
vomiting and had slight fever, but was sleeping
quietly ut early hour this morning. The
physicians stated that they were unable that time
to determine whether or not the case was one OF
yellow fever.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON. July Is, 1879,
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC PROVISIONS AND TALLow.
statement. just issued by the Bureau of Statis
tics shows that the values of the exports Of domestic
provisions andAtalow from the aforementioned
customs districts of the United States during the
months of June 1873 and 1879. were as follows
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A CARD.

CARD.
To PUBLIC
As an original method of advertising last char
tered neat yacht had "HGGiSs' GERMAN LAUNDRY Soar
its sails and ployed coast along the
Coney Island that the thousands of visitors
could the advertisements
novel, original effective and not at all offensive
tho public. This made similar arrangement
supposing it would be equally unobjcctionablc
regret however, that the idea has been borrowed
stolen by u mitators whose joint efforts have
result ted in the establishment of u public nuisance
have. therefore, withdrawn my boat, although char.
tered for the whole season. CHAS. s. HIGGINS.
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LLoRILINE-roR rnE TEETH AND BREATH.

"Bow Bells" April IL. 1871 has tho following The
Tceh.Thc beauty OF the and the teeth have
themes which poets and novests OF all
delighted TO dwell but tho
would be lost without the teeth whereas good OF the
latter without tho sparkle OF the always renders tho
attractive la both Cleanliness Is necessary
above all things in the preservation of the teeth but yet
assduousncss In their often defeats tho
which Is aimed at Many tooth powders in which acids
or minerals corporated ray whcn the teeth for
time but frequent OF them would only hasten
their destruction indeed. tooth powders should always
be used with caution. Personalities liquid
preferable any other aud 10 these have vegetable basis
nothing be better Among these latter none will DO
found ocncious than the exquisite toilet requisite
called Fragrant foriiine IL has been analysed by tho
most scans and declared perfectly from
all corrosive OF irritating ingredients fow drops ON
tooth brush produce delightful foam which ceauscs
from all Impurities swcetens the breath hardens
gums aud arrests the OF decay This must
admitted IL the aim arrived and In THE
the Fioriine has already become great and dc
served fasVrte" Ask your druggist TO get bottle
Price. 30 cents
'Fiorinner IL prepared only by HENRY g. GALLUP,
400 London, and sold all druggists through
United states Canada ~ " cents bottlA
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OF TAxES IN CUBA.

HAVANA, July IT, 1879.
The Gaseite promulgates decree requiring persons
in arrears for taxes of any kind from July 10. 1874.
until December 10, 1878, TO pay said arrears proper
tonatey during each quarter of the coming fiscal
years. all embarpoes and other penalties imposed for
previous default Of pay meat remaining annulled.
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LABOR TROUBLES AT LYNN.

BosToS. July 10. 1879
The Lynn shoemakers held another meeting to-
night in furtherance OF the strike Speeches were
made and IL decided to aid the Fall River
strikers aud also the Order OF st. Crispin.
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WELL KNOWN COMMISSION MERCHANT AT
n Lisbon, representing several English Houses. desires
10 become the agent OF shipping firms references ex
changed Address J. g. Rua dos Doursdores "a Lisbon
Portugal.
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GENERAL MILES MOVING.

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BUronD, ID. T.. July Is. 1879.
General Miles expedition moved north from Fort
Peck this morning at seven o'clock.
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A-A.-pRooKs' BOOTS AND SHOES.

Low PRICES.
Gcntemen's fine French calf and kid DRsss GAIrxRs
and UxroRp TIt.s. So. 50 10. 81 and s..
Ladies fuc button Doors - 90 So 81 so - ana So
at BROOKS, 1856 Broadway. corner 18th st.
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SECRETARY SHERMAN.

AN EARLY MORNING CALL AT CAPE MAY-No
AFFINITY FOR PHILADELPHIA POLITICIANS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CAPE May n. j.. July Is. 1879.
Secretary Sherman made this attractive watering
place very brief bright and early this morning
long before its fashionable hotels were awake. It
WAS scarcely six O'Clock when the revenue cutter
Hamilton was seen hove to of the stockton House.
In a few minutes the Secretary and his attendants
came ashore. The party went first to the stockton.
admired the magnificent, sweeping pazzas and
broad and lofty corridors, and then started
for an early walk through the town, which
still slumbered on. as UNCONSCIOUS OF tho
presence of greatness as the subjects OF
good Haroun all Raschid were when His Hghness
walked abroad In disguise Colonel Duffy. the host
of the stockton sent for carriage Tor the Secretary
and expected entertain him ut breakfast, but Mr.
sherman preferred little pedestrianism and quiet
breakfast with Captain Irish and the other officers
of the cutter.
STEERING CLEAR OF PENNSYLVANIA POLITICIANS.
II is possible that the presence OF several Philadel
pbia politicians the Cape may have also had
thing to do with Secretary Sncrmans haste to get
away as it was evident while he wa in Philadelphia
that the Presidential candidate fought shy OF
tapqling alliances. After about hour on shore
the Secretary returned aboard and at eight o'clock
the Hamilton got under way again for Long Branch.
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ARRIVAL. OF TIE srcnErAnY AT LONG nGANcu.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
Loxa BRANCH, N j.. July Is. 1872
Secretary Sherman arrived here this afternoon in
the revenue cutter Alexander Hamilton. Captain
Irish, accompanied by r. W. Clark. Chief of the
Revenue Marine Service; George q. Dewey. Chief Of
the Lighthouse Board: George IL. Brown Naval
Secretary ana Mr. Babcock. private secretary. Tho
s rar.w u,u no ma 1n boat amid from the
plymouth Rock and the wharf. MIR. sherman
received at the landing by Judge Fitch, and after
tered the carriage of Colonel Snowden, superin-
tendent of the Mint at Philadelphia, with whom no
manner, and left on the cutter for New York,
although il was supposed he would make stay of
two or three days He declined to see visitors other
than limited number Oh intimate friends, and was
evidently In haste to reach the metropolis this
evenipg
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CITY PEOPLE CAN ENJOY AS GOOD HEALTH
thse In the most favored rural districts by using Rcit.
ANS Trrror.L ToSIc Call and try IL FREQ Is vesoy
sts sell ".
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NO YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.

NO YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.
A resident of New Orleans and member Of the
Howard Association at present in this city. feeling
uneasy in consequence of arumor that several
of yellow fever had appeared in New Orleans yester
day. teegraphed to Mr. Ogden vice president Of tho
association named asking for the facts He received
the following responses
Not . single case, and no conditions fayoring one.
y. N OGDEN.
Vice President Howard Association.
+. r. SoUTHNAYD, Secretary.
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SOFT, EASY SUMMER SHOES CHEAP.
Corner 18th st. BROOKS, No. 1875 Broadway.
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BEWAREl-"THE HEALED 10 NOW
holding high carnival throughout the land The surcst
prsyentive of its evil effects is
COCO, Btrrrgs. Tnk CKLFBRATKp NKHvg Toxic,
sure cure for malaria dyspepsia and general debility.
fo' sac oriCiiuA COCOA COMPANY. ~ William st.
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Extract from letter of the UNITED STATES TREAS
UKY DEPARTMENT In conformity with your request.
the Secretary of State asked thorough in
oury DO by Consul at Cologne.
who his report follows -: therefore that
my opinion. formed after what consider careful and
pansaking investigation. that the APoLtNARIs WATER
bottled the Aponaris springs exported to the United
States is beyond question natural mineral water The
evidence which accompanies the Consus depatch abGn-
dainty his that the APoLLSARis
as imported u natural mineral wSter."
This evidence was given after thorough examination by
such eminent scientists of the Old World as
PROFESSOR A. W. HOFFMAN,. y. X. s.. of the Univor-
sty Berlin Member of the Scientific Depua of tho
Kingdom of Prussia. Vice President of the Chemical So
ciety of Germany. &c, xc.
PROFESSOR w. ODLING, Professor of Chemistry at
the University of Oxford Chemical Judge at tho Centcn
NAL Exhibition, Philade phia &c. &c.. and others
spurious article, purportg to be the genuine Apol-
hnaris Water being offered to the public, warn all
to be that each aud every bottle bears the yell
low label and the name of FRED. DE barry Co, New
York, sole agents.
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oooD ADyICE TO pARENTs.

Many person labor under mistaken impression that
their children all pass through the ordeal known
chdrens Diseases and they sometimes express it, the
sooner better. child Is subject to disease
n fact than adult, II the proper precautions
are taken to regulate its diet and keep the system
clcanscd by appropriate medicines by this do not
mean an habituai dosing with purga;ves Such prac
tcc would weaken the infant stem that IL could
of disease and would also ruinous
TO It's but moderate occasional
use OF efficient Alternative blood purifier. would al
absolutely insure the chd's system against disease
besides greatly promoting its vigor and strength DR..
PtrRcrs GoLpEs MEDICAL Discovery In unexcccd a
Alternative and will provo very eectuai preventive OF
tbesed
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MEMS MACKINAw sTRAwS, 81 40, WORTH So
MANtLAs ~ w. worth So 10 New Church ST., stairs.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

VANILLA BEANS, MEXICAN--EvERY QUALITY
from very cheapest for sale by TYLER FINCH
Drug Importers. % Cedar ST.
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YELLOW FEVER.

FAVORABLE CONDITIONS AT MEMPHIs-oUAR-
ANTINE REGULATIONS TO BE SUSPENDED
BITTER COMPLAINTS OF MERCHANTS AGAINST
RAILROADS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. July 10, 1879.
The situation continues most favorable. 1t Is al
most week since new case has been reported. and
with the exception of Judge Rays son there is no
in the city sick with any disease resembling yell
low fever The streets to-day presented their usual
animated appearance and many have returned who
fed SO hastily last Thursday.
QUARANrIN CALCULATIONS SUSPENDED
telegram from Nashville received this evening
says:-
The State Board of Health decided this afternoon
suspend until further orders the enforcement Of
the rules and regulations being enforced in
Memphis next Monday at noon. provided that no
other case Of fever occurs prcr to that time. Nor
folk. Vn led off to-day by removing all quarantine
restrictions against Memphis.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST RAILROAD.
Our merchants are complaining bitterly of the
Chicago. st. Louis and New Orleans Railroad, which
refuses to handle any Memphis freight. Hundreds
Sl oraers dor goous are mere 10 DC nea on. '
the Mississippi Central. The fact that few
sporadic of fever have developed is not con-
sidered sufficient grounds for these railroads to
fuse transportation to Memphis goods espec-
ally when the cities and towns to which they are
destined have not quarant tined against us
Strong hopes are now entertained of the recovery
of Judge Rays who is reported better tonight.
The first train the Little Rock road since last
Friday left this morning for Lonoke Ark, to which
point quarantine has been raised.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN DEATHS FROM
TIE DISEASE IN HAvANA-THE AMERICAN
HEALTH COMMISSION AT WORK
HAVANA. July Is. 1879.
The commission appointed by the National Board
of Health of the United States for the par
pose of studying yellow fever symptoms.
development and treatment in Havana is
prosecuting. its work here assduously.
Much local interest is manifested in the work and
hopes of benefcant results entertained During
tho last week there were lit deaths from yellow
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS SUSPENDED.
CAIRO. ILL.,. July Is. 1879.
At meeting Of the Board of Health this forenoon
it was resolved that owing to the favorable news
from Memphis and other points in the South all
quarantine restrictions be suspended.
New ORLEANS July 15 1879.
The Board of Health to-day adopted resolution
resembling quarantine against Memphis.
NORFOLK Va, July 15 1879.
The quarantine declared against Memphis q few
days ago by the Norfolk authorities was raised to-
day. owing to the favorable yellow fever reports
NO YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS
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APOLLINARIS

Absolutely pure. Sold only in cans
80 Most cheap powders contain alum; dangerous to
Avoid them especially when offered loose bulk
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Sweet as the ambrosial air.
With iIs perfume rich and rare;
Sweet as violets ut tho morn.
Which the emerald hooks adorn;
Sweet us rosebuds bursting forth
From the richly laden earth
Is the ''FRAGKANr FLORILINE"
The teeth IL makes pearly white,
SO pure and lovely TO the sight,
The gums assume q rosy hue,
The breath Is sweet as viulets blue;
While scented as the flowers OF May.
Which east their sweetness from each spray
Is the FRAGRANT fLORILINE."
Sure some fairy with its hand
Cast around it's site wand
Aud produced from fairys bower
Scented perfume from each flower:
For in this liquid gem we trace
All that can beauty add aud grace
Such Is the FRAGRANT FLORILINE."
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NATURAL MINERAL WATER.

purity freshness persistent efervescence and
able flavor alone mixed with wines spirits
titioner
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EUROPE.


E'LoRILIsE FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH As
the best liquid dentifrice the world 1t thoroughly
ceanses partially decayed from all parasites or iv-
ing animalcule," leaving them pearly white mpartinga
delightful fragrance the breath The Fragan Forine
removes instantly odors arising from foul stomach or
tobacco smoke. Sold everywhere at so cents.
its advantages paramount The Florlne should be
thoroughly brushed all cavities NO fear
using it too often time Among the in
gradients being soda honey spirits of wine and
tracts from sweet herbs and plants forms only the
best denfrce for cleansing discovered
that is perfectly delicious the and harmless
cream The taste pleasing that instead of taking
the toothbrush with dislike often the case children
will omit the Florine regularly each
morning if only left choice Children
be taught the Of the toothbrush young; early
neglect Invariably produces decay Of the teeth
FRoRILINE is PREPARED ONLY BY HENRY c.
GALLUP. NO 4s3 OXFORD ST., LONDON ENGLAND,
AND SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PERFUMERs
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. AT SO CENTS
ELORILINE-FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-20

The DEATH RATE OF our country is get
ting teartully alarming, the average of life
being lcssened every year, without any rea-
sonable cause, the death resulting generally
from the most lnsignigcant origin, At this
season Of the year especially, cold is such
a commenting that in the hurry Of every
day life We are apt to overlook the dangers
attending it and often find too late, that a
Fever and Lung trouble has already set in.
Thousands loose their lives in this way
every winter, while had Boshce's German
Syrup been taken cure would have result
cd, and large bill OF a doctor beenavoided.
For all diseases of the throat and lungs.
Boschee's German Syrup has proven itself
to be the greatest discovery of its kind in
medicine Every druggist in the country
will tell you Of its wonderful effect. Over
100000 bottles sold last year without a
single failure known.