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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05
PRESENTATION hsf1vA1s.


Rxamiaasisn in tho Case 81 the Enterprise Of
the New York Hospital asd Dispensary-
Are Gin Esserprises LseseS1es s-Decisten
Of Justice L.edwish, &C. %
James c. Rsgap, clerk In the employ q the New
York Hospital and Dispsnsary for women end ChArsn
was arrested by Sergeant schoonmakey Of the Tsesth
precinct pohce, and aagned before Justice Ladwh
SATURDAY.. noticed the HERALD Of Sunday charged
with selling lottery tickets In violation Of the satuta
The case was 80 down for examination yesterday asr
neon, and n four O'Clock ths examination IVES gone
into, Mr. Charles II. Kitchel appearing for abe
defendant, and Assistant District Attorney
Cunning 8 Bedford, Jr for the people. Scr.
geant schoosnakeF vas the only person examined
He sid thai he made the arrest because he
thought the enterprise lottery was in viola
ton Of tho laws Of the State that he led think
nom the statements contained in the printed bills
and circulars distributed from the establishment No $50
Broadway and from statements made 70 him by persons
engaged there, that every ticket holder would not get
Counsel for the defence objected 70 the Introduction
Of any salssuts made bv outside parties evidence
The objection sustained BY Justice Ledwith. who
evidence any made By parties other thas the
defendant; that The defendant had made such state
ments TO witness had made them in The hearing Of
Sergeant schoonmahsr then stated that he did not
hear defendant mako any remarks about the concern
Justice Ledwith stated that the only point before him
TO decide WAS whether the ticket produced In EVIL
dance lottery ticket, and asked Sergeant Schoon-
maker under What section o the statute the arrest was
made Mr. scboonmaker claimed that the arrest was
made under the twentysixth section OF article Tour
volume Of the fourth edition Revised Statutes Of the
Slate Of New York. In which any lottery or enterprise
partakpg OF the nature OF lottery, under any name
Whatsoever II deemed msdomeanor.
Assistant District Attorney BEDFORD stated That ne
could not regard this enterprise lottery In the mean
ing o. tho statute lottery is where money is won by
the chance drawing Of numbers. and where there are
prizes and blanks This 10 . distribution there Is no
chance; every ticket drawing prize OF more or less
value; II 10 not game Of chance.
RerReant Schoonmaker claimed that he had been In
formed by parties that there would be blanks.
Counsel for the enterprise claimed that such not
the case and TINT every tickehoder would draw price,
There being no further testimony In the case Justice
IAdwth decided In accordance with the opinion OF Mr.
Bedford, that this enterprise could not be regarded as
lottery 10 the meaning OF tho statute and that the com
plant must he dismissed. Tho thereupon dis
continued and Mr.. Regain discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05


the Board Of supervisors met yesterday afternoon,
Supervisor Little In the chair.
Tne matter Of heating and vsnsans the Court House
vas again brought up and discussed u some length.
supervisor CRoox said he believed the coil system to
be poisonous The subject vas finally laid on the table.
The physician OF the Lunatic Asylum sent In q COM
munication complaining Of the want OF accom-
modaic the largely increased number Of patients A.
present four hundred and eghtythrss persons
nned there, which much greater number than the
buidipg originally designed for was found neces
sary appropriate some OF the parlos for the use OF
paten In various stages Of disease whore they bad 70
room togcthcr Circumstance which vas very unior,n
nate, inierfcred with the recovery OF those who
were conva'ssccnt He asked that an addition 70 'ne
building be erected.
similar communication was received from the So
The matter was rsfsrrsd 70 the Committee on Innate
resolution was presented by Supervisor scnolss 10
the erect that The Committee Hospital and Nursery
b directed 70 examine into and report on the sanitary
condition OF the nursery building and inmates and on
the qualifications and fitness Of sbe Keepers and nurses
employed He sad nom reports about ire CITY w0uid
appear that these institutions we're IN nornDy nHby
VARIETY Oh other Diseases and he had also been
told that within the past I've years every infant brought
superyIsor CLARK corroborated the reports by stating
ssructed the children crowded together into one
which bed no vepation, and when ns visted the
place be found The atmosphere - bad that N wss
Impossible stay In the place He aso understood that
there wae no cbanxs u 6eip thc nursery and believed
muss eventually njure the system ~ shown BY the evi
dsnces Of ophthalmia among The infants
supervisor Lss alec spoks Of the nthy condition Of
Ne pae1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05

AcrnEEr AT DKr~osr.-A Canadlan named Gonyeaux
Detroit With his wife and three young daughters
ON The 3lst utimo 10 transact some business driving
across the river on the ce On bis return the horse
instinct warned him Of the danger and he had 70 be
He showed signs Of alarm also while crossing. ton.
ysAux was In liquor and did not take waning when
within hundred yards Of the Canada shore the hoss
stumbled the Joe gave wAv, and N moment horse
sleigh and all but Of the girls merged bsnssth
the water The Intlc rrl vho escaped thrown UPON
cake Of Ice, and was able " aehora II h from
hsr ssTTstiys We tacis ~ detyeS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05
J. :. s2I. ess one ~. s7a pos a26.sl1 op4

This table includes all the gold deposited from those
States and Territories, except that parted from silver"
The amount creed 70 Nevada shows her treasure 70 be
1888 being above SIS co.. These statistics also show
that Oregon aad Idaho Deposited Ia the three
81 622 900 than Colorado and Montana and that IN
her gold producioa Idaho ranks next 10 California
This difference Of treasure would moro largely appear by
account d Idaho silver Three times The amount Of
these respective deposits win give approximately the
total gold yield Of the different mineral districts Of
country. li as0N saf stt #ff ~ *tf t III .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05
BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
The Board q Aldermen.

The BcWrd - Aldermen.
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon, the
President, Alderman Fisher. in the chair,
The COMMITTEES on Public Lands submitted report
and resolution 10 Of grading the triangular plots
Of ground q the junction Of Lafayette Green Gates
and Fulton avenues, and allowing The residents in the
vicinity 70 adorn them. The resolution was adopted
His Honor Mayor Booth sspt 10 the names Of
the following gentlemen for cutnrmation - mem
bers Of the Board Of Education, with suggestion
that It would be well 70 secure the passage OF an
acs BY the Legislature 10 have the Term or ONCE
Of ons-third o. the Board expire every year
sprsrae, A. b Csp.eIl, ". W. Goodrich. j. Carey, E. b
adlev, John N Gsearns. James McGee. T. q. Rowe
Thomas W. Field. lsaac Brinkerhoon, John H. Rhodes
william l.. Gill; d. L Northrup Timothy Perry, Cyrus
r smith, John 8 Thorpe, Adam Suydam. William c.
Rusbmore, c. H schaa T. A Lambert, Garrett P Ber-
gen, H. G. Durham, Thomas Campbell, John Dwyre,
Daniel Morgan, g. r Jergns J. b. Frothineham A. J.
Buck man, d. Hart, J. Conking J. Murphy. X
Pierson, b. D. wynant e J. whitIock and Isaac Ba-
dcan ri
The names we're confirmed and . motion was passed
TO adopt the suggestion OF Mayor regard to the pas
sage OF bill changing the term 81 the members
The second annual report Of the Commissioner OF
Prospect Park received and placed on hle Refer
ence ia made TO their failure " obtain the twelve
blocks OF land between Ninth and Tenth avenues ex
tending from Thirteenth 10 Fifteenth streets owing To
the part Of the Legislature TO involve
rho parade ground recently provided for the military
of Kings county 10 UNDERWOOD. hes been placed BY
the Legislature under Tho and management Of the
scrcs The uumber Of men employed the park al
present s go me e~ ~ the nrs on the 9th Of De-
tho total receipts 'ss shs year ending December 81
tn. h.i.ncs ON L.aa 80 ......... g. 7oo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05

PmurmAmsn ExRAoRmrAny -On Saturday, the
18th ius& pedessrian callsd Ths Tarrsngowsr Novce
completed feat ~ The Red House, Northcots which be
had undertaken 70 perform for wuker Of k100 He
started % Friday aferuoon q four O'Clock 70 walk
hundred miles within twenty .foui hours He accom-
plished NE task IN twsnythres hours shrtyeight min
utes, or twenty-five minutes iese than the stipulated
time -Nsibosrrv tAwsvalson) Aygss, Nov n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05

CoSskQuKxcx ov Srsmr SKATING "A young iacy
named Helen Noble severely injured IN Chicago On
the 1s1 Instant While passing cautiously % she
could along the gany sidewalk on Madison street sne
was run against ~ reckless young skater wnen uss
about 70 Attempt the descent OF one OF those ~
cnes q the end Of she block the shock sending her cs
from under her. and bringing her bead wtn lefnnc VIZ
Isnce down on almost the same spot where ,ney %
pls Who had xitnessed the accident 70 her assistance
she was conveyed 70 chemists store, where vpon "
animation II discovered that her ngnt sncu'osI ~
beeo dislocated by the fall and the arm broker immcd
stelv sboye the wrist She was conveyed nome, %"
MEDICAL attendance procured without delay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05

Total. Hs---2Oo8a tons.
This 10 truly formidable list, and when taken in
connection with the ipnumerable smaller steamboats,
that are annually lost or disposed o. makes very per-
cepsble differences 10 The gross tonnage OF the port Of
Mao YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05

p,o,,s, The pytssbure Petroleum Re0ners' Assccia-
zion nave prossted against the passage OF proposed Law
making compulsory for rcnners 70 have Their OIL ~.
srsc.cd bv Saie inspector before shall be sold for
nr,ns consumptop Hut they sheary advocate The
massage Of state national Law prohibiting We sas VI
III ssp1wiye VIRp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05


La 10 consider upon Mr. McCulloch's plan. Our
debt about g. 800 100000 This taken up BY she
public whom gold vas tho average OF go Gold 81 100
n an equivalent expression for greenbacks at 60tha
H. Sl0o In legal tender notes would bay gold being 100
only ons-half what u would buy gold being 100 or par
Thsn what followsS Why, the debt created from
greenbacws worth 20 Is 70 b paid Oh In greenbacks
worth 100 Or, N eshsr words our national debt 10
doused when sold falls 70 par Another deplorabe re-
salt Of this contraction Of the currency Follows
dsbs and necssnv sutiays will b. nearly the same and
ths 6ecsstay In taking away the currency and forcing
VEN nssss for sSs pubic 70 meet snsIr sssss 80
pssss sSss sSsy * the Sorsssrs States rom 1851 %
= Ss 60 Sc o. 80 loan When ss e. 'a
lures moro nourshing Or agriculture moro profitable
D 1inss s e: ssnr s ss
i .os aenopssrstsd ci shs. durns ihOss year. !h:y
and zssss $ ssSs question. ss
Try, having tasted Of NE svestA should take the
bitter The true mode IN the present crss 10 inter
dict further oarsAlnsnt snd empower The Urea
ysrtbls into 7 Per cent honda and Tsconverslbls
Tbs soIosins would b the results P>sics ga none
.sry imitation: wocn 3 I@pcssbIs; because 4 ss.ln.
gent money meSk<t io5oooue0 tne fofWer, government
four per would b. converted into gveenbaokn and
the crisis would b avered limitations would BE- mpos-
sbIs; because The moment kssI tender were more
plentiful than the demands OF commcrcs sud sads ~
aursd they would be converted into government four
per cent honda BY this plan The unprecedented proc
eboud BE- wonder 70 all Christendom. Such measure
q the above approved By Congrss. wcad revive By
magic our anguIshing trade and manufactures; the
aborsr would rscsivs full employment and al eIassss
would thrive. We might view with Indifference mono
tary rsvusIons abroad because gold would b article
Of nsrchandise, and ~ might export $50 100000 Of
bulon without perceptibe effect on the market Bat
thc secretary Of the Treasury cngs 10 hs IDOL specie
ana will drag the country Into unheasd Of suffering,
uns Inc people, awakening 70 the criis shall forbid
rustbw cQpvssjse0 LEeA yENDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05

ornos0ans 81 - YasS1 - psesisos h1seAls
l0o0 shak fersasa - she Usassa eaasss Cen-
'n1ossd WlsAan he Great Basln n the Csla0-
- 1svss. nabsAnaas the state Of Oressn
~ ~ Tosyieesses e IaahO and Wsshing-
49, Cassfhlly Preparsd frsn the Moss Au-
eAeae1B uoaSeos, 20.
Asupass Sssw sss Ne sssAl annual supply Of the
vsseis1 mssas thrsssAous the world did not exceed
SsAoo4ooo ~ ssnum. s eNiNsn .rsE 81
Upsa ~ duevesy Of The gold nslds Of California the
svissd world vas astonished annual yield Of
Nm ~ from this country alone BY this sud-
- ssgosusssion Of treasure from American mines
s~s sppsshsnsons of speedy change in the relative
vsaas q IL precious metals snisrainsd BY mot
fsw q Ne leadias financial and crowned heads Of
1ropsi but with this increase Of the bullion Of the
world NE sesvity Of all industrial pursuits the produc
sons of commerce and the necessities Of trade have kept
equal paDs NfsasHl. lssSts fesliH3
rhe tosa projection Of gold and SILVER nom The mines
q NE Pacific coast = estimated from mint statistics
end other reliable data, for the six years may be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05

TO THE EDITOR OF rHE HERALD. m
n Mr. Jonathan Odbuck IL only less original than Mr.
Nicholas Knicssbocksr the discussion Of questions q
finance He has discovered that have sulti6ed
sbe in that which the world only willing 70 receive
asug disclosure thsf I'm me fluctuations Of the mossy
market 10 gold winch rsss and falls, but our Ds
uoaal credit rspsesentsd in our paper currency He
apparently fails 70 Observe however, that the difference
in value between dollar In paper and dollar In
gold represents exactly the estimated time which must
earee before that paper dollar vill be redccmabls In
god on demand; and that while we may renew our pro-
missory notes long credit enables rs 10 nego
tiats them, we destroy their value utterly the
moment We exclude the belief In their ultimate
failed 70 establish or maintain the value OF paper
or, IN fact the value OF anything else Not even the
Sie laws OF supply and demand regulate all values Gold
dnd silver by the difficulty Of Their producTn and the
universal demand for Them represent more nearly
during snbslapcs and portable character make
them the most convenient medium OF exchange.
80 long a. me rorc SUassss 3, ossd vaue
a. aggregations Of monetary units. 30 long must
an obligations national and Individual be based upon
the STANDARD they afford, and long must payments be
made n something which Immediately ultimately re-
pressnts them international oblieasious must At once
% ' ssSe = our uapss even Il discount To
our. country no one would take nov. oat
that the faith ct the nation ~ pledgeo 70 Us
ultimate payment In money that Is money evcro.here
that say that the American paper dollar shall 10
facs Be dollar, which II Ia not now.
II our government only shows ~ much wisdom IN re-
duclnQ the unnecessary weight Of taxation aud imposs,
and Ia developing the ample resources OF our industry
as IL has In the speedy reduction Of expenses aer
the war and IN The ease with which has accumulated
IN enormous revenue the question a. 70 the value OF
oer currency would soon b. settled without argument
by the demonstration Of perfect ability 70 pay, and
the consequent readiness OF the world " notes
q such discount - would represent merely the time
Until masurisy with proportonabe reduction on Inter-
sss bearing bonds II We he'd not stopped 0ghtng only
70 bsgs quarslhng again, the day would have been
nearer than 10 n whom MeesgA Oldbuck and Knicker-
booker will Be able 70 exchange a their fsce greenbecks
aeainss coin, diminish The popular prudce 10 favor
Of I INGOTa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05

The work upon The park 10 shown 10 be progressing
rapidly
me seventh annual report OF the Nassau Water WORKS
wss received, and. moton 500 copies veTe ordered
70 be printed. think Ne
Tbsrs was short dIscuason regard 70 the miserable
condition o. the sccs lamps and Of the neglect 70 keep
them burning
The matter vas referred 70 the Lamp and Gss Commit
teo.
Counsel was directed insert In any bill for the Lsgis
Isture IN regard 70 the building Of pier. provision
prohibiting The building Of PIERS within 100 feet Of the
termnatiOn or the stroeta
A report was received from the Finance Con mittee
showing that while the appropriations for some purposes
were exhausted they 10 for Others.
luton YVES therefore adopted 10 the effect thai be
framed for passage By the LEGISLATURE authorizing the
transfer OF any unexperded balances 10 the treasury
and the appropriation Of the by the Common Coun
eli 70 the payment Of ootssaudng oils against the city
The Board thea adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05

sWA&8&0t HEIt0EIs A00&
Lost II sea, jan, 1865.
Burned. China Gea, looS.
sunk, collision. June -.
.Ponndersd q ga, 0cl 3
Stranded, Rocksway. lsas.
. Lost 81 SEA, l6eA
. lost q -, iooe.
.Los5 Coast Of Florida
Lost Pacific Ocean, le06.
.Wrecked l0el.
Lost 81 ga. Dec. lec6
Burned. New York. 1875.
.Foundered NJ sea. 1864
.Wvckei. BarncgAl 1886.
Burned, Savannah, 1873.
. sailed from New York,
1895; never heard from .
Wrecked. May 20, 1885.
.b ,n.r1nsed a. sea March
BrazIlian eovernm't 1873.
Wrecked, December, 1850
Destroyed, July, 1854.
Wrecked. 1865.
Wrecked. Sept 1874.
Wondered atsca, Dec. '66.
. COedem ned, Dcc. 1855.
Wrecked. March, 1866.
. Lost South AmericA, le06
. Burned, Jan. 1881.
Lost, SavAnnab Riv.. '66.
foundered ~ ssa, Jan. -.
Lost, Halteras, Jan. 1855.
. WRECKED, Body Island, 20.
+. Stranded. Dec. 1875. ~
. WRECKED Sandy Hook. -
Chilean eovernm't 1853.
Burned q "a. 1865.
/. Burned. Savannah r., 20.
/. I.opA Florida. 1855.
/. Lqst La Plata X, |, Nov. -
!. Wrecksd. Dody Island, '0s
Lost. July, 1888.
.Wrssksd, bela ware Brssk
water. Dec. 1866.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-09

| Where he will be happy to sec his old friend
vho Az. ir mod ~ ANYTHING In his line ~ h"'s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-09

Coon SHor.-The Richmond Enquirer
ia responsible for the statement that
there is an old gentleman in Pocahontas
county who has on his hands the oloou
Of twenty-one hundred deer, seventeen
hundred of whom he shot with the same
gun. He has also been the death OF
many bears, panthers and other wild
beasts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-09

An old lady being asked to subscribe
to a newspaper, declined on the ground
that when she wanted news she manu-
featured it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-09

One western paper publishes but half
a sheet, and apologies for so appear
ing. A contemporary says: "There is
no apology that is needed, for the less
there is Of it the better we like it."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-09

THE HuxBoLDr SALT COMPANY has
leased its mine for one year, to John
Guthrie. He pays $40 q ton on all the
salt he takes out. So says the Register.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19
BE ON YOUR GUARD

against the iuiitstIoss and eounterfeits OF HOS
rErrEWs nroRAcH BrrrkRs. Nth which the
PIRArks vhs sshe . pisRosoRAbLx iiyISG, by
prsyinsnpoa the ask and sussrias. ~ now en-
deavorinss 10 food tAs MARKETS Of thiseountry.
Whenever thsss Poissu-nosG.as Ars discovered
they arc Immediately presssstsd b. The proprie-
tors. vhs sxpsad tAessanAs Of dollars annually
In tr.siss sAsa ous asA bsiagins then 70 Justice.
within short tine injsnetions have been obtais-
Cd 10 the Cssrts Of the Usitsd Staiss against .
. nsuhsR e iadivi1sals s.A arms, anA ssits are
now In progress seAasss several othsrA all Of
whose sanss vii b given 70 The psblie. But in
spite Of the utnose vigilanos ssA activity Of their
detective Agents, Ne undsrsignsd afs Of course
unable 70 psssset ths psblie entirely Against pi.
ratical initAtisas q . etasdard National Tonic,
syerywhsrs In request end - readily eeavsrAAAs
into cash - United ssAtss BOsds ~ Trsasuly
Notss. They, therefore, Is . nsAsuas OF rss-
CA srtss. direct attention 10 the et that . asely
engraved isbsL rsprsssusisg 81. osorss> md the
Dragon. aud . bss.sifsl proprietary stsnp' bear
Ing the oshsIai ss<ersemsnt Of the Government,
appear on every bottle Of Ne xeasins BirTERS.
The article 10 further authenticated bya minis-
tars note Of hand, with the signature Of Hostel
ter saiIh,. 10 souatsrfsit which y sssss prison
sr~s. The true BIrTERS are sold N bottles sniy,
ssd ssssr IN b.A. H0srKTTER SMITH.
Inn
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SWEET BREATH.

the breath and leaves . dolightful taste In The
mouth. hyperion to any thing ever put before the
public. Prepared by DE-. NJ. Lsvsrr, . Dentist u
thing. and Is endorsed by the prominent Dentists,
Doctors and Clerxymen.-fs~ York Ttnss,
SwtsrxS,A 10 pleasant IDENTIFIES, whose merits
will I've manifest % Its use.-Ns~ fsrk TStSsss. ~
SwtErENA-we don't think We 20 too ar when
We cay No don't think anythin: can equal In.
4. IsIepesdsst.
SwIEruSIA, We can say amer having tried 70, 10
opc Of the best dentifrices have ever used.
NssasH Ps,if,ps' Nsfs-Sirsry StssdaSd.
Pr,cs fsc for sale by Dr. bacon, Biddslofd, and
MITCHELL sawyer. ssco, and all Drugsists and
Fancy DEALERS. lyH
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MARRIED.

ueorce W. Littiedsld and Miss Julia A. Blsnch.
ard. both VI this CITY.
In $500, June 8, by Rev. E.ekiel Trus, at The
house cf the brides hther, Mr.. Josiah ~ Smith,
OF Gardiner, and Miss Eilen L. Libby, OF Saco |,
also, by tho same, 1T the same time and place.
Mr.. Charles ~. Milliksn and Miss Ernsstsns L.
Llbbey, both Of Saco-
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No. {.
Nr Schonck. thu Lung Doctor.

n rss ropretoe es scHENCx.s PUIMoNIc
sSKUP, me inventor of sciiENck's REsriRoN-
ETH, ths oay instrument that can 10 . certainty
detect The slightest mumur of the respiratory oryaAa
This 10 u great Importance 10 DIT SCiiESCk 10 know
ne eIaet condition % the lungs, whether 10 rubercu.
ous Pulmonary, bronehial Pieurtic. Dyspeptc Con-
SUMPTION and whsthsr q y both tangs OF only one that
are Diseased.
Il rssairss constant ana ioas practice b bseoos
familiar with every sound OF rattling % dseassd
bronchial tube. Patients cone b Dr. SCiiENCK 10 est
examined that have been examined BY their family ply.
scan who toki that thslr lungs amost yons
whss, By eess szam9etion WITH the Resptrcmetef,
70 oen found that Il q affection Of the bronchial
tnbe and BY gsttng healthy action % the liver and
tone of the stomach. the sufferer socU RESTORED TO
hsalth. somstiues medicine that viii stop cough b
esrSain death % pssat II lcks up the liver, stops
the circulation of blood hsuonhaee follows, and, In
et soypins ths action q The very organs hat caases
Dr. Sehenek yin b professionally at HE rooms svsy
week u bond street. New YORK, and5s Hanover Street
Bostca, ffom A. u. until r. u. lie gives advice
ffve bot Coz shsrvuxh examination with the kesgt-
rcmeter the eharys 10 g. Hs medicines are for sale By
Al druggists and dealers. also Gull suppy % ali umse
his rocms Price Of the Pulmonie ayrup and SeAwee1
Tome. each also per bottle, OF $50 the half dozen
. en-, n Hanover sussL Agents fur Dostou. For sale
b. I'll druggists.