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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09
N0TICE-Ca

L'STRAF MOTTO E.-Came to the
IL premises Of the undersigned. in Oh
iver township, about the last week in Au-
gust, a two-year-old Beifer. in color
between a red and bFindle. with the left
horn broken partly otf-no other marks.
The owner is requested TO call, prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take her away. or
she viii be disposed of according 10 law.
JOHN WALLS.
Oliver tnwnshiD Oct 1T
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TSTATE NOTIGE.-Notice is here
L. by given that Letters Of Administra-
ton on the estate of David Miller, late
of Bratton township, Miffiin county, de
ceased. have been granted to the under
signed, both residing in said township.
All persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment, ana
those having claims TO present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
JACOB MILLER,
WM. MILLER,
oc.9z Administrators.
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LINISTOHI ACADENY

THE Male Department of this Institn-
l. ton will commence on the THIRD
WEDNESDAY 18th Of September.
Tuition in the Classical Department.
$50 per year. Tuition in the English
Department, S32 per year. Tuition
to be paid haif-yeaTiy IN ADVANCE
Boarding and lodging 81 so TO S5 90
per week. Washing, fuel, and light.
extra. Full information obtained bv adj
dressing, JOHN LAIRD. Prin.
Till sept. lst direct 10 McCoysyiIIe. Ju-
niata CO.. Pa, and after that 10 Lewistown n.
Penn'a fyS1
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SOTICE.-Notiee is here

TSTsTE yOTKCE.-Noticei is here
II bv given that letters of administration
on the estate of samuel Orf, late of
Granville township, Miffiin county, de-
ceased. have been granted to the under
signed. residing in Lockport, New York
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims TO present them
duIy authenticated for settlement
NELANCTHON ORT, Admir-.
The administrator will attend at the
late residence of the deceased, on the 10Th
October, at which time all indebted are
requested To make settlement, and those
having claims TO present then- sAe.ot
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goa! reliable mc,cins that wiil BE hafl1 Ntru
41tre amt fails when c4si That ) De
yst4srt ~ Dr. Tobias C-ebrated Venetian L1.m-ut
Many thousands call il the Wonder of tie does
represented AMI more 1t Ds-rhgRa. Dys
jery Cyr. SpasaIs. Vomiting, Group and sickness
surely 10 Is uS. ana IS perfectly innocent to take IN
;.T-1y. in double the quantity NAMED in tbs diree-
ions and - an external remedy for Chronic Rheumatism
Cuts. Bs:>es OH SCr=-, Mumps, T0othachr. H-zecls,
S0rc TarD4 Spr@ias Insect StiHss. Fa3as the Back
Chest AM Lmss, Thousands have testified TO- a their
certificates lAn De- oy ay the Doctors Depot
Cortland street New YORK. IluniTeis Of phys:vaps
ga rarir practice. Il has bean lRtrpoc-d since l
zld hundreds have i ia tae- houses say they
ngt! De l,h1;, It ifit so per bottle livery
og : MIXED IS Dr. Tobias himself and depended
sa. uu5y cents and 81 per Bottle. sod ay BruEcsss
D.Vst. s. C5urr, AMI street. y. Y ucs2 I'm
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Errors of Youth

Gartlrrna- z-a5 sH-rai as- wears I-n Ne-yous Drb
fv. Premature Decay. sad al the effects 0f yolihful i;.s
-~jl'u. . the Ssk- 90 ernE Humanity. send free
ala heel IL. Iae T-riG~ aHt directions making
fE- siaiVs retaeEs bv VaseE hs cUret. SaH-r--.
NfSasn. .~HCr tF tk- asEr-li-e-~ Prr5ruc-
~ 10y ss.grss ~. "a perfect confidence,
nlyI[lg JOHN Is. tNIDEN. - l=-ga~ st New York
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r. Question for the Lewistown Ga
Z,tt---if green backs are the best ami
safest currency the world ever saw and
''greta5acks buy lands. houses, food and
drink. and gold can do no moren-why j.
ityoIti not approve Gen. Buffers scheme
"f iryIIg of the jnte -est-5earjng govern
meIt bonds with greenoackS? Surely
tHe haId-hOlier- could not complain, ii
paid ia a currency Scfser than G9'd and
the taxpayers would be nus relieved At
once %; the payment ofabnut one hundred
millions annually in the shape ofiutareSt
-DeH9crut.
The Democrat as usual mikes its ques-
tioUs with a good deal OF Sawdu>t. We
never said anything about Gen Butler's
scAea3e. and certainly never intimate,i
that -9eenbacks We're better than gold,
Tor thai metal. in the general acccptation
Of the term, is not currency. We see
nothing Objectionable in Gen. Buffers
proposition. a. he proposes to keep within
the compass Of the contract, as the follow
i:sg extracts from his letter will show.
lie says. after referring 10 the fact that
the United States has the right OF redemp-
ton after five years
Assuming that no man can doubt, in
view oE the legislation of Congress, and
tae w3-is ofthe contract, that these bonds
arg payable in currency, my next prOpO-
~itlan j. that the United States shall issue
:. 55@fg tom upon such terms as sound s.
nan ~ shall show 70 hc most advantageous
aH-i with the proceeds pay its five-twenty '
c.eifa-s. and thus reduce the rate Of in
te-v=,t. while at the same time it keeps
exact faith in its contracts
Gen. Butler, as well a many others,
CONTENDS that the only loan reteemabIc
in gold IS the 1910, and says that the 5-2}S
carry gold interest, but that the principal
i re'leemable in currency-a question the
supreme Court would have to decide. II
VIII t'e seen that this is very different
thing from the proposal of PendIeton and
o;i;eT coppeTheads TO food the country
with thousands of millions OF irreieema-
bic efeenbacks, violate public faith and
the Sanctity Of contracts, aud destroy our
national currency, merely to release one
rich ~ IN out or ten from the payment of
a few dollars income tax.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH


Wheatoa's Ointment cures tie Itch.
HIcaf0a's Ointment cures SAT- Rheum.
HhcatOR's OiHtmcHt cures IeHer.
EheutOR's OiatHlesgt cures BdrEer's Itch.
Iaeuf0H's Ointment cures old Sores.
IIHeaIUH'S Ointment cures EyerY Kind
of fitRagr Ike NflIic
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09

The Rev. EDN Az \. Wilson wJN seaf lfree OF
CHARGE 10 al desire the prescription wth The 81
for using Jtr simple b. auiCh
cn-t NJ, lang ah@ctt5n AMI thst dread disease
Eg1~s Nss suv object is 90 benefit the s-Ct-8
sa;s sut-Err VIII .Fy this prescription e
tli tbsu. nothing ant lruve blessing. Please
asfare-s REV EilWARp 4 WILSON
SsEts ~.rau. >t--.. Mi,-lalr. lL.s-.h \. Y.
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DEAFNESS. Badness 4 Catarrh trested

w.,a the utmost sgocess- ~ J Isttcs u. . Uc-
4.f~t aa4 Asg.-t. formerly Of Lrydvn- Holland N0
$40 Pm street P=!e pt5s- Testimonials from
Hla-t reliable sources u -L3e cty aTi country ue
~ hts otaee- The medical faculty. invited -
IcH pny their pa eu.,. ss be has secrets IN ms
Practice Artificial EFes 1~aEtet. SlIhOuL gaEn No
charge for examination. Uvl-iv
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CAETHON.-AII persons are hereby
X cautioned not to receive or negotiate
a prOmmissory note for So. dated the 18th
of september, 1857. payable ten months
after date 10 the order OF ]. 2. Marsh &
Co, as said note was obtained by false
representations on the part Of their agent,
and will not be paid unless compelled by
law. WILLIAM HESS.
Oliver township. Sept. p, IS5I3t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09

From Mr. + Tucker Depot Master az sails bun y Mass
L have teen troubled for years with a tsst huinoF'
sometimes oUtwaTd:y and sonru tunes ta"aFaif i'ur-
inr tbe past Summer It manifested it>eiI more than
usual outwarily. AMI used your Save. All Sns u
tt have ssucc Disappeared without affecting me IN
wSrtly ludl-atlp1. think. Ile eIalcAtug nature OF
tac Sa,ye. -.
SETH ". FOWLER son. Boston. Props Sold by
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09

Ey Farmers, 60 and buy Wiley
pIow at the Agricultural Implement
Agency. The best metal plow made. II
it doesn't work right you can take il
back.
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INFORMATION.

Information Eri-a-frr' -u lUEGrEECE C-0Eth
~ as- Unuu h8l1 heat hFarisr, gs--: also recipe
ne E=sE-lai o. P.,S Batcb-s hrup,'us, etc tns
'-s- .'- -h- ~tt clear. ard 1ezutltG
-asa=a ~..hgaf charge ~ al .-e~-sae
IHJS. r CHAPMAN, Chemist;
IS - Bros say. Nes Yo-E.
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A UDIToR.S SorECE-Tbe IN.

tDITOR'S S0TECE.-The IN
: dersignei, Auditor, appointed by the
orphans Court OF AIiffiin county 10 dis
Irioute the fund in the hands OF Samuel
L. Zelner. Administrator OF the estate OF
Clement H. Smith, late OF Granville town
ship, deceased, viii attend TO the duties of
MS appointment, TUESDAY. Oct. 18th, al
two Clock, 2. m. ar his office i'm Lewis
town. Persons having claims will present
them, or be declared from share Of the
fund 81. J. CCLBERTSON,
Sep-o-St Auditor.
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Rev. "EssiEy 3exaas,,,

This we'll known cGlorU.i Preacher. now
+ more than three score and ten wears Uf
I7e, who left his master, Vim. Hcyzer,
E~q., some twenty years ago. and went
North in search of that freedom which
Vas then deni-ti his race in this STATE. re-
Gently returned To our town OF = visit.
and has been preaching to LARGE audiences
% both coior7, in a style Of orutury which
peculiar u himself, ana certainly pos
-cs-es tie merit of originality. which
r,tnnot be said Of all sermons we hear.
On last Sabbath morning ard AFTERNOON
lie held forth To large collection of peO
pie in a wocds near The Fran Kiln Rail
road Z short distance Northwest Of town
where he will pr ach his farewell Sermon
next Sabbath afternoon. prior 10 his re-
tlIrn IN his home, which j. in Buffalo.
New York. Billy can neither read nor
write, but breaches from memory upon
texts which others have read 70 him.
HI3crst0tCa Herald
The Pope of Rome is again troubled by
revoiutiOuists.
The news from Alabama is that twenty
thousand white men voted with the freed
men in favor Of the convention.
Gen. Sherman arrived in Washington
on Saturday, and had an interview with
the President and Gen. Grant.
The Mifiintown Register and True
Democrat have been consolidated. We
hope the Sentinel and Republican will do
the same some day.
On Friday week VIM. McHenry was
killed in the coal bank OF j INITIAL. near
OsceOla, by a slip OF the coal. He lived
about thirty minutes after the accident
He leaves widow and five children.
Ifpeop!e who tocre rebels are 10 be con-
YeTted into good citizens as soon a. they
get tired Of fighting and burning. why
don't the Democrat also advocate the re-
lease Of our peniteutiary and Jail prison.
erS?
WISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Is "a combination aud form indeed !" for
healing and curing diseases of the throat
lungs, and chest. Ii cures a cough bv
loosening ani cleansing the lungs, and
ailaying Irritation; thus removing the
cause, instead OF drying up the cough
and leaving the disease behind.
The Huntingdon Journal states that
MessFs- Sou'ier, of that county. who re-
Gently visited the far West, brought back
with them TWO young anfelopes-male
and iemalc-which they captllrad ON tho
Rocky Mountains. AtChicago they were
offered $500 10! their pets. but refused n,
accept. They are said to be beautiful an
imals and tame as dogs.
NONE But PERFECTLY CORRECT ma
chimes are allowed 10 be sent from the
nlanutactory of Fairbanks Standard
scales This principle scrupulouSly OBJ
served has given these Instrument. the
Worldwide celebrity, and enabled them
10 triumph over ali others i'm amount of
sales and at the Great Paris ExU0sjtion
Where they received the highest premium.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09

Z r. Loop tS> ueen appointed a-en5 T,s- a ueR -5ni
vzus.3r Swung NscHine-Nr< Marshall WI csYs~ :
~ #Eeilinc iT sale GA ;he Is5a-IzsSo.stior-Tris
Last ie ElsteF's Notice. SC.
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List Of Canses for Trial at Nov. T, 1867

! JuDkin's Heirs vs. John Miller. IL Aug. 1855
VI Mccoy for Use vs- q 4 Cab-aith - lss8
, R BogIe's eSr's - J NJ sellers ss 1853
s;oneroad for use V 6 #. Cabi aith I3 ApG 1854
5 Wheeler West vs-Sohn winu g Aug.
{ F. Z, Locke Co IS George Bell y ApE 1855
. =. T. shaw -. J. Crissulan et a. 26
5 J. ksie- j. Vs. Freedom / : : Co. Ia
Rev. " Floyd .; al =. J Ssroup IL
l. :. 3. Hsnc> who survived &c. rs.
Duytou Madden ei a. $50
II o. G Chesney v. john Kyle. 81. Aug
Z J. n kepner vs. Jonas Zook G.
l. Anna Hawthorn -. H Barcus ct al. 10
II Henry saow3en IS. john 7. Lane I25
Is CgnninghaTu's adnl's vs. r. D Smith I3I
Is z. +. Locke i. rs. r Gallagher es a.. Nov.
l. Or. ! J. Dahlen - The Co Of NifHin %
Is Metz trustee &C. IS. z L Benedict $
i9 T. f. Williams VS. : 8 Woods g.
y John MARKS vs. Gabriel Lenr -
p Mary A. Goshorn vs. A. VI. Shoop 70
- Hannah ". Mckee vs.. The ?. T. R-Co I Jan 1857
% Henry Taylor vs. Robt. Campbell 81
u Alfred Kline ". The LewiSt'n kfsh.
Turnpike Road Co. -
25 J. VI Cummings vs.. SAINT Watts 81
% Henry Zerbe Vs. c. X. Davis ct al. IS ApT
= Amos Hoot same 35
p Wm. J. Flemmjng vs.. same 81
y A ". Campbell vs- sane IS
81 sneua Z1ok vs same .
81 Thomas S;roGp same 20
g. John :. Marks rs. GatEFef Lehr a
WI. BRATTON, Pro,h'y.
Prothy's Office, Lewistown, Oct.7, ls6T.-tc
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To CoNSyrupTIVES-

B Price 81 cents "a box; hr mail ~ cents Address
WEEKS P1trFEE- No TO W4>HsH gtou street. Bos-
Iu.s Ms For sale Uy AL druggists sls-iy
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What Every one Wants.

,nt,fa-tur,-i Ly J CRIsrAD9Ro - Maiden Lane New
FORK Sold BY all Druggists Applied BY ali Hair Dress
- ocs2Iln
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DISSOLUTION OF Partnership.

NOR SAEE-A medium sized Gas
Il Burner COAL STOVE, nearly new.
Also, large Sheet Iron Drum. Both
bargains. Call at the y. Y. Auction
House. oct9
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A GENERAL MASSACRE
KILLED DEAD,
"a = SEQ = " lHI-..tH
IN FIVE MINUTES,
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.

% l:ces black OF bowa whch IS not surpassed by
t1rs ovu hue. Be wise in nie. The only saf- ami sur
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Job Work.


F-ht, sheet hS 81 - cor - OF less; fourth Shee
iati 3 for > or is; hI. see; btI- - far . or le
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-17
A Card to

A Clergyman. while residing in South Ameri-
ca as q missionary. discovered g safe and simple
remedy for the cure ofNervous Weakness. Ear
ly Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Semi
brought on by baneful and vicious habits.-
Great numbers have been already cured BY
this noble remedy. Prompted by q desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate win send
the receipt for preparing and using this medi-
cine. in a ~sealedenTelope, to any one who needs
il, Free Of Charge.
Please inclose 8 post-ra;d envelope. address
ed to yourself. Address.
JOSEPH 7. INMAN.
Station D. Bible House. New York City.
Nav 9 1864 1vra
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-17
A VIcTIx OF ANDERsoNv1L1E.-Thc

a NIcTIK OF ANDERsoNYILLE.-Tha
Detroit Tribune says:
Frank Whitcomb, a volunteer in the
9TH Ohio Infantry, is now in the cjty.
at Blindbury's Hotel. He Is a living
testimonial to-the cruelty of the South.
ern rebels, in the management of their
prlson-pens. He was in captivity for
fifteen months, and the demon Writ
shot him in the knee, Gripping him for
life. bis general health was also ruined
by starvation and hardship. Franks
brother, who was a volunteer in the
same company, escaped from Anderson
vile, but was re captured, horribly torn
by5 bloodhounds, and hung up by the
thumbs until he died. Their father. a
Methodist clergyman, wore himself out
and died in The service. Frank. after
he was released by the downfall of the
rebellion, returned home and Obtained
a small p~ostofice in Ohio, but, refusing
to4s~allow Johnson's nauseous 'policy'1
this poor soldier was elected. He has
endeaVored 70 earn money by lecturine
on the Prison Life in the South.D
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-17

nois and Ohio, coz they come from that pa
gion, and the sekOnd ~generashun haint got
10 be voters. kin understand the Dimoc.
riley in Heenan's and Fernando Woods
deestricks, but pardon mel want 10 keep
very clear Nv Connecticut Democrats. A
people anywhere in Moo England wich
kin deliberitly sell themselves to US is Just
the kind Nv people l don't want to be
among. l instInctively mistrust n Yam
kee who hez diekered away his interest in
Bunker Hill. l heY notist that q Moo
Highlander wich come South and married
an old maid, or a Wilde. with a planta-
ton WIZ never to be trusted, and it's my
experience that 3 demoralized Yankee
oneEho hez shed his early t~rainin, and
tpoz up anybody else's moral close, is
t1ent the meanest specimen NV q white
man on the face Nv the green earth.-
They hev the aeOotnis witch Is born NV a
barren soil, without the P~uritanism to
keep 1t within bounds they possess the
ability to make q Twin on their native rox,
but his l~aziness impels him 10 a easier sub
sistence in milder climes, and instid Nv
fshin for mackerel he goes South and
fishes for men. A Moo Highlander unre-
strained by grace is pizen, and 1 bleeve
Connecticut is full Nv EN-. I hev heere'd
Massachusetts, religion aboosed, but its
suthin we may we'll be thankful for. 1
hev alluz bin thankful that the Msyfow-
er brot over religion ez we'll ez brains
and will.
Among the Connecticut Democrlsy 1
shoOd stand no show, and, beside, 1 heV
too much self-respeck TO soshiate with EN-
on terms NV equality. Instid Nv foragin
on them they'd manage to live on me. 1
hev lambs to shear in Kentucky, and 1
don't care about changin EN-. / don't
want to throw any cold water onto this
festive occasion, it being a element we all
desplse, but, hev we any asshOorence Nv
their continyooin troo? Ell understand
1t, We won by means Nv patronage, and
runnin a VA Demokrat, q bein /, in CON-
mon With all the troo Democrisy despise.
We can't do 1t agIn. The next blast that
sweeps from the North will bring to our
ears n story of another kind. One swaller
don't make a spring-I hev known Nv
calves being born with two heads. This
election, / fear me, is one nv these mon
strosities wieh nacher sometimes peIdooses
to show what she is capable Nv. 1t amt
normal. l hey no objeckshun to yoor
teelin good over tit %rejoict me, coz it'll
give our friends South courage, and may
skeer the Radicals into giViI Us better
terms, but
Ny remarks wuz interrupted by Sauls-
bury, who he'd bin sureptitiously drinkin
punch with the ladle, and the odOr Nv the
onions overcomin him he rolled under the
table, and very shortly thereafter the
meetin broke up. l leave for home to-
morrer, or ez soon ez l kin draw my mill
cage.
PETROLEUM v. Massey, P. N.
witch Is Postmasterl, and likewise
Professor Nv Biblikle Politicks in the
Southern Classikle & Military Insti-
toot.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-17
PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING.

THIS NEW ROOFING MATE
RIAL which has attracted so much atten-
ton the pastsesson, is now within the reach OF
all wanting roofs in this county.
The subscriber having disposed Of his former
business, will reside in Warren after the LIST OF
April, and give his exclusive attention TO the
putting on Of this roof Until that time be may
be found at the American House, or for the
present week. working hours. at the new no
ling Mill in Warren. which is now being rooted
with this new ma.eriai. Roofs have been put
on fer the following persons the past season:
Jacob u. Baldwin. House; jameson Dc Vince
I Ter, part of Foundry ; Packard. Cook d Co.,
addition to part of Planning Mill; lddings q
! Morgan's Store: Part Of the American House:
over tin; John Hutchius, same; Packard. Hull
Dc Medbury's Blacksmith Shop; James Ward
q Co., Niles, Rolling Mill and Nail Factory ;
Marshall 4 Calhoun, Store at Niles. --
Hisroofng has the following qualifications:
lst. Itmakesa perfectly tight roof.
ID. 1t is FIRE proof and the fact Of its being
licensed by the Fire Board" in the city Of
New York, to be used in the Ere limits. is sufi-
cient testimony on this point. besides Il can be
proved By actual test. IN a very few minutesto
any who doubts it
Sd. 1t is not expensive-costing less than =
first class single roof.
4th. It can beused on q very fat ROOT. or on
n roof0f amy finish or upon q Perpendicular
WALTZ necessary and not run by the heat ofthe
sun.
9Th. It is durable; the elements having no
effect upon L, except to BetEify i; forming =
Warren o.. March %. 1861.
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Special Notices.
DR., schenck's PuImOnIe Syr-
ND.

DIR. Schenck's PulmOnle Syr.
up.
This great medicine cured Dr.. J. H. ScHENcK
the proprietor, Of Pulmonary CONSUMPTION
when it had assumedit lbs most formidable aspect,
and when death appeared to be inevitable. His
ri physicians pronounced his easeincurable. when
he commenced the use of this simple but pow
erfuI remedy. His health was restored in short
time. and no return of the disease has been ap-
pretended, for all the symptoms quickly disap-
peared. and his present weight is more thantWo
hundred pounds.
Since his recovery he has devoted his atten-
tion exclusively I. the cure of Consumption
and the diseases which are usually complicated
with it, and the cures effected by his medicines
have been very numerous and truly wonderful.
DR.. ScHEEcK makes professional visits to sever
al of the larger cities weekly. whsre he has a
large eoncourse ofpatients, and il is truly as
tonishing to see consumptives that have to be
lifted out of heir carriages, and in 3 few months
healthy, robust persons. Dr. SCHENCK'S
PULM0NIC SYRUP. SEAWEED TONIC. and
MANDRAKE PILLS. are generally required
in curing consumption. Full directions accom-
pany each. so that any one can take them with
out seeing DR.. S~oHEEcK. but when it is conve-
nient it is best to Eeehim. he gives advice free.
but for q thorough examination with RespirOm-
eter his fee is three dollars.
Please observe when purchasing that the two
likenesses Of the DoctOr-one when in the last
stage of Consumption. and the other as he now
is. in perfect health-are on the Government
stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price ST.
80 per bottle. or $3.50 the half dozen. Letters
for advice should always be directed to DR..
Schenck's Principal Office. No. Is North 9th
Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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hear through all the solemn pines
The south winds pleasant flow.
And see the clouds. like the happy things.
Ger fields of azure go,
While all the SORROW from the earth
Seems melting with the snow.
-TheFobin and the blue bird siag
Ger meadows brown and bare;
They can not know what wondrous bloom
Is softly budding there:
But all the joy their hearts Out-pOur
Seem pnlsing in the air.
And We viii sing. though all our days
Seem dark with pain and loss;
We know that sorrows furnace heat
Consumes alone our drOsS:
We know that one dear Fathers love
Gives both her crown and cross.
Oh. while beneath the snow-drin buds
The flower we love the best,
And on the wind-tossd bough the bird
still builds its happy nest.
Praise God for all the good We know.
And trust him for the rest!
-Horpsr,s Weekly.
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They have a patriarch in Taunton,
Mass, who says that he once raised a
flock of wild ducks from q pond, when
he took aim at them with his gun and
fired. They flew away with much
clamor, and surprised to find that none
Of them dropped, he examined the
field of battle. He picked up four
bushels of legs. There is a touch of
pathos in the old mans voice, as he
adds; 81 fred too low"