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An Encitins Contest as Paterson. ~. J..
The long talked OF contest for the championship Of
the United States between she CaIedonan Club, OF this
city, and the champion Paterson club took place on the
lake Al Haicdon, adjoining the residence Of General
Hoxsoy, about two miles from Paterson, yesterday the
result being the OF the Caledosans after an ex.
citing contest or 1--WE hou duration by the close score
or 90 20 60 the Paterson club making close ght OF H.
Three rinks laid out the ice numbered respect.
vey one two and three four players Of each club taking
part the game on each rink. AZ half past four he
party rink No. closed play by OF rs TO % In
favor OF Patterson, rink No terminated their play by
score Of 80 20 20 IN favor OF New York. and nj rink No
Paterson by The totale OF 20 10 ~ Had the party
behalf OF Paterson rink No played all near the
marx OF the others New York would have returned home
defeated party, but they did not, and hence the result
large Of spectators present. copsidera
bic interest being taken the match, the fine weather.
too, tempting quite number 10 be present from dis
ianor. The visiting party Hospitality entertained
by the Paterson gentlemen and returned hcme well
pleased with their trip end ne result This triumph
will add greatly TO the interest In the coming contests
Central Park and will give impetus 10 the CROWN
populeri,y 81 THE old Scottish game
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OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENTS.
VERA CRuz, Dec. %, lS66

VERA Cruz Dec %, 1884
ORGANIZATION YoRLoRx HOPE
In order to facilitate The pacncaton Of the empire
says Macmillan in of his late decreos. have
to the conclusion rid the imperial army into three
c0rns to be commanded respectively by Generals Mira
mon Marquee and Mcjia. Tho First corps lie charged
with the work Of paccation and the preservation
order In the departments of Cal fornia Sonora, snaoa
Chihuahua Nazas, Durango, NayafTt, Jaiisco and Co
lima The Second corps will do the in Guanauato,
Queretar0, Mchoacan, Toluca, Tula, vaic dc iexcor
1ulancingo, Tuspan, Taxcaa, Pucbla, Iurbidc, Cue
rero, Acapulco, Vera Cruz Oajaca and Tehannte-
pee. The departments assigned to tbs Third corps
pas, San Luis Poosi, Maiehuala AguazCalenes,
Tresnillo and Zacatecas The Eve departments
OF Campeche, Merida Laguna Tabasco and Chiapa5
% remain subject TO the orders Of the present highest
civil and military commanders or Yucatan. This cen-
petcs the military organization under tho regime,
which Will embrace war against Juaraz for the Interests
Of the Church party
In another decree Macmillan ssarranges for the pay
ing on OF the Auslrans and Belgans AID their transpoT
tation from Mexico to Europe
MIRAMoN MARQUEE
La Fdyi0, newspaper issued entirely in tie Interest
OF the Church party says that the movements OF tho
above named Generals have caused great alarm among
tho liberals.
The Ogcia. Bulletin Of Talcoiapau liberal ncwspa-
per- says that the activity Of Mramon and Marquee IL
both omnous and dangerous, they expect accom-
plsh great deal against the republic with the support
OF their c0rTeii0i0Tarios, the chGrcDmen The same
paper speaks IN rather attcrilg terms OF the military
abilities of the two Generals In question: and addition
affects to believe that General Eejia Is not an officer 70
liberals can triumph II they will only unlxe remain
united and be patient.
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On motion OF Mt IIrrLsJoHv the endme,ts were re-
ferred the Com mittee Federal Relations MT Lit
ilelohn also introduced, by unslimous nsent, nn
prov dng Tor Inc rat caton OF the apendment which
was referred 10 the sama soinrattee.
THE c0SsTIv rnoSAL coSvtSnoM
Mr. BERRYsAS moved thai so much OF the Governors
tuition be referred iosu select committee, with in
stTuctons " report . bill INC motion hes over
under tho rule.
Tho petition OF H~phen BAKER, claiming the seat new
occuped by LOUIS H. Gregory. OF Putnam county was
presented and referred
By Mr. RossREsoS- an appropriation for the erec
zion OF new Capitol
BY M. whas-ro amend tine charter Of yassar Te-
male College.
BY Mr. OAEsr-To regulate the price Of freight the
Harbem and Hudson River Railroads.
BY Mr. DizoS-ro regulate the sale Of railroad tickets
BY Mr.. 8rRRyxAs-In relation to public schools in
View York.
BY MI cRsAna-Fo amend the Erciso law in tho
By Ar GMDLEY-In relation to she publsc markets in
New York
Mr. RASsox-To provide for the election Of delegates
10 Convention to sgnend the constitution.
BY Mr.. RoGDs-To prevent gas companies rom
changing rent on gas meters
By Mr. FRxAR--To incorporate the Kew YORK Ware
b Mr. sicrses-In relation to certain departments Of
the government Of New York city and county.
~ Mr. Dosozo-To regulate the use Of steam BY rail-
By Mr. BIAR-For the better protection Of working
BY Mr. TnAvm-To authorize the Metropolitan Transit
Company construct certain railroads and provide for
the storage Of freight
By Mr. wEsD-fo grant STATE aid to the Whitehall and
Plsttsburg Railroad Company.
BY Mr. G. MURrHY-To reduce fares on New York city
railroads.
REvIsloS RULES.
The Speaker announced the following committee On
the Revision Of the rules:-Aessrs D. p Wood, Little
john, Williams, Weed and Parker Adjourned
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Interesting Breach Of Promise and Seductiou
Case-Motion 10 vacatc and Order or Ar.
Before Judge G. G. Barnard
Jennie c. IlIman, By her Guaydiaa, o. Josses @
Byrne was motion to vacate the order or arrc
Of the defendant and for q reduction or BAIL The
complaint, which was published at length in the HEsAIp
short time since alleges breach Of promise marriage
and seduction that the seduction took place 10 the
been reiterated several OCCASIONS that tho plaintiff Is
now Tar advanced in pregnancy and that the defendant
nas ays a. g AID The contract and the
Upon that complaint Judge Barnard granted order
OF arrest and the defendant was committed 70 Ludlow
young lady nineteen years Of and 10 reputcd TO be
Of decidedly prepossessing appearance All the parics
family connections the plaintiff, with her mother and
family, being residents Of Hudson, Columbia county,
pose tho motion aside the order Of arrest Edwin
James counsel, read an affidavit OF Samuel Bachman,
ional Bank, setting forth that ne had known Inc mother
and family Of the plaintiff for many years, and thai
Their reputation was Of the highest respec;a6ty; that
he had been acquainted with the plantin for number
Of years. and that he had never heard word OF re-
prosch cast her character and that her position
society had been that OF chasse and vrtrous young
man. An affidavit made by Henry Miller, Recorder Of
Hudson also read stating he had been intimately
acquainted with Miss Pullman and her iumily Tor ten
years, that her reputation, well as that OF hsfa-
iiy unsulled and that she LADY OF cducaticn
and refinement and he rad never heard stain 10
her character. The Rev. Mr. Holmes tho Dutch Re.
formed Church nj Hudson made afldavt that he had
been intimate terms Of aequa ntancs with te Pull
man family for two years in religious well social
capacity, that the plaintiff member OF his church
and that she had always been considered chaste and
spotless young lady and that lie had heard any al
lusions whatever doroga,ory character until the
commencement OF this action. Afdnvits OF Cornelius
Essctync and Milton Best also submitted both Of
which speak in the highest terms Of the reputation Of
the plaintiff having been hitherto ireproscha0le ard
faule8.
For the motion anldavlls were read by j. G. Hackc,t
OF counsel setting forth that the deponcns Levcre q.
Mansfield and Reuben Ham were acquainted with the
plaintiff and that they had several occasions had
in Hudson.
Mr. james asked that the court would not decide upon
the question Of character that would he matter Tor
tho consideration OF jury and said that the proper
time for the last named dcponcns TO testify wou6
DO upon the trial OF the
The papers submitted to the without srgu
ment Decision reserved.
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LEGISLATURES OF OTHER STATES
TIE Pennsylvania observation-disclosures Cur.
tin's Farewell Message.

TIE Pennsylvania I.egislature-Governor Cur.
tins Farewell Message.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2, 1897
Legislature which met at Harrisburg today He gives
nat,erng exhibit OF the nnances The public debt 10
$35, o22 062 le-heing . decrease Of nearly two
millions for the year, and i've mil
lions since 1861 He discusses the constitutional
amendment and recommends It's adoption He says that
the proposition that rebel States have right to voice
on the question OF It's adoption is moastrous one The
cudcs the says the dictate Of peace and
restoration. He declares the lately rebel States to be
without lawful governments, and that Is the duty OF
the general government to reconstruct them.
The commonwealth OF Pennsylvania is supporting
and educating three thousand orphan children OF de-
noble work. and he also recommends that provision be
made for the support Of the destitute and MANNED
The State Military Agent at Washington has prepared
during the year past for Pennsylvania soldiers 1850
claims, and has collected and transmitted TO them,
frre Of charge, $3ll,70 The Governor closes by
has been the Chief Magistrate OF the Commonwealth
and says that TO have earned and maintained the con
dcnco and affection of the people and their representa-
tives, Is sufficient TO satisfy hn highest ambition.
n the Senate an act introduced allowing passen-
ger railroad to run Sunday. In the House
luton was passed. allowing the return 70 Phiadelphis
Independence Hall OF the chair used In tho FIRST Con-
gress and since occupied by every Speaker OF the State
House OF Representatives. ColOHel Frank Jordan has
accepted tho OF Secretary OF State The republican
rcn0ninaed VIM. II. Kemble State Treasurer.
The cauc9s s 70 meet onthe 10th 70 nominate cand
for United states Senator The 5lecton takes place
on the 18th, the sszne day as the Governors naugura
ton
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liberals ned 10 the mountains and night ended the who
AFFAIR Tho liberals must have reformed soon after sna
men, under Lerms arrived there with three pieces q
artillery; this enabled the garrison, who had coserc
the insrenchments for several days TO retire 70 ms
Quarter. The liberals twelve hundred strong
under PaIaclo Conto Tirado. Ugade Mate, Plata, Ca
tso Gomez Gailardo, coss and In fact the CHIEFS IL
ths department. ~
force Of ave hundred Juarists, after passin. the
snvirons Of the town, entered Huejosingo and then
who mcnacng Chanta- Other bands were collecting
In different localities. Porro Diax detached
brigades In all three thousand strong towards TeAss
and tho other In the department. one ccEnn
by CoDada de Teotitan under Fgucroa, and the oher
by way OF Mxteca under Ramos. He was directing TIC
ca. The Ere says that The bulk Of The Juars. s-ns
under Daz movement bat its destinstsn was nos
known The Notifications Of Solcdad and the DOMINGO
being destroyed a. the latter Don Francisco Er
sine and Don J. y. de yiar were prisoners, and the
Jusrst authorities demanded large SUNS Of money for
their ransom varying from =. 600 to 5000
The principal town in the district OF San Lorenzo
Zmatlan. has pronounced In favor OF Juarez Tho Aus
tran force which in Acatan had gone 10 the negn
borhood Of Puebla The capita continued In the power
OF Poriro Dnz The prisoners arc well treated, say the.
imperiasts. One Of thcn Mr. Smith, captain OF the
battalion OF chasseurs had been sent BY Dax 70 Mexico
with letter from Daz 70 Marshal Bazaue
The chief town OF the district IAN Lorenzo Zmatan.
In favor Ut Juarez the Oth The political
chief there was Senior Canscco.
GUAsAJUaI0. F4stsTt
The families who emgrased from Durango rad arrived
at Loon, under the protection OF the French convoy
Another expected shortly in Leon, togehsr with the
specie conduc;a in charge OF Senior Larran-
Many families were ENGRAVING. General Mcjia
determined defend the city should the Liberals con-
template an attack. Some OF tho commercial OFFICE.
closed The forces under Quiroga said 10 be full
OF enthusiasm, but the government had provided
them with tho necdfu either equipment, with
out which all their enthusiasm would be uascrvcea5c.
The may be said with regard TO The
Luis do IL Paz, under the orders Of Commandant kio
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HAN.--At Jamaica, l.. l., on Monday. December 81,
JOIN H. HAM, aged "a years, months and IL days.
The relatives and ricnds OF the family, also tho mem
bers OF Corner Stone Lodge, No. 367, r. AMI ~, also
the members OF Jamaica Lodge No $40, v. aud A. NJ,
and the fraternity In geasra invited TO attend the
funeral this Thursday afternoon ct two O'Clock, from
tho chapel In Prospect street,
tFor oihcr Dealhs Ssrent pl0.l
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POISONED BY EATING CAKE.

tIscrvssTt, Jan a 1901.
Fifteen young ladies and gentlemen were poisoned ~,
Christmas nigh, at Sicphensport, Ky, by eating cake
in which too much cochincal was used all suffered x.
crucatlncy and several sti very critical con.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, Jan. 2, 1867.
covERNoEs MESSAGE.
J. yhs Governors annual Message delivered 10 the
eeuate after eleven O'clock and after reading
sne thousand extra copies were ordered printed
THE NEW YORK STREET COMPREHENSIVE
Mr. II. c. MURPHY presented memorial from Senator
q G. Cornell liking for the appointment cfa committee
Of three TO investigate the allegations charges pre-
sered aninsl him street Commissioner OF Now York.
The follow NJ y the memorial
on the lib Of October AsI observed in the newspaper,
Ias;nson sontsn,ng ch,r,es q oas. ~. g
Goysrno Of mis s.,e relating to my conaas q street
lseiy stating ihsi mad yet received cory q
well rs responsible Office hold notice them
ar c, TO nn assure s PUZZLE ess, I ann 81
whwh has been made, or sny other which malice
copy he Charge. on The @ @
70 The osernor my alswe. which wa positively verified and
YES fa and detailed cra'soa q every charge sssiss,
Whom BEING con.deed sy " m nSr o i
procecdngs such estimate Of q has repeated, been
ssrrsssed BY ln,elIscn. ana qisinerSssd gentlemen. 4
q o s S~ sns ST1 .sc I psss at me session.
eyrca,ed coramssioner g take testimony about the
lawyer recognized i local ps by the technical parti
name y % o me is q ,u se a. ssocaion
,,,st, vso frcu, his poeal ss.ocaicns might be fairly
Lhe law which h.. been construed
tho sss srasnes % praSs n
suced in before an unfsvoiablc ocer world
NJ, sISs onas ON Sesrs
public runor ny council after mature reelection, ad
ysed view o. thes. that the tribunal
:. thus consiis,ed wa. neither far just; and my
Dnce thus avoiding the partisan and furnish.
has s.a son9ssd T. ss n's saoSs or an
fshsctng indication OF the charges.
hnowlf dment OF nhb iy 70 dsprova hem This imputa
ss ri s' q s s . e ss nc
riy. before sny impartial tribunal hut not willing 10
have The columns ~ ~. press lied day after day with at.
upon founded upon OF Suspicious
Adherng 70 my svorl Of October IL that courted an In.
which have the honor TO be member Respectfully
the appointment Of committee ~ the senate with power
segulse probe = the utmost Official conduct IL after
legal and JUS investigation thus conducted, The
senator much :, would dspors Sens a.rrI ia. :.
che hon aud the associations which the position 6csiow
viii resGn them all oonsQling myself with the reflection
public officer a. AZ times conducted myself with honor
hope t6- request NAV satisfy even the most viruent OF
character thst anc prepared for any examination
which %sy ss made BY upright en1men e rs,crsnec TO
tsw Yosa, Dec d. 1855 Senator Fifth District
Ga motion tne subject was referred - the sudoiav
COMMITTEE vito power 10 send for persons and papers
PETITIONS.
Petitions presented 20 exempt from taxation
town bonds issned for the New York and osweso Mid
New York
NOTICES BILL
Notices aeTe sveE ~ bills 10 repeal the rsiirosd anti
Gree pase BILL 10 reduce the brokers sales aud
for pcypAxent bridge between Brooklyn end New York
over s rssf river; efter which The senate adjourned
Assembly.
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N EXC 6.
Organization OF the Imperial
Army.
Tssultory Fighting Between the oP-
posing Forces.
&c. &c. 90.

Tho steamship Eagle Captain Greene, from Havana on
the 20h ult arrived at this port yesterday, bringing our
niss and dispatches from Vera Cruz Mexico and the
West Indies.
Purssr Huertas win please accept our thanks for the
prompt delivery Of our dispatches and nles
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lsf saOw sIOak Asr ms sAlSoAps.

oswHac Dan. q 1897
Tho Csweyc md Rome Railroad which has been ob.
sructed by sn betwsen this city and Rchland for tho
last nye days, i nor 0pcp and trains running on
tina
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] . BALTIMORE, Jan. 2, IcoJ
The Maryland Legislature convened at Annapolis the
State capital to-day at Lieutenant Governor G. E.
Cox took the chair presiding officer Of the senate and
eloquently addressed that body The House Of Dele
gates organized by tho election OF Dr. Phelps Of
Dorchester, as temporary chairman. n announced
that caucus Of the members composing the majority
or the House would be held in the evening. Both
houses without further proceedings adjourned TO pay
their respects to and receive the proposed Inequalities
OF his Excellency Governor Swami.
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Massachusetts Legislature.

BosroN, Jan 2, 1857.
Tho Massachusetts Legislature with two hundred and
thirty eight white and two black representatives asstm
bsd to day. James A. Pond chosen President and
stephen n Clifford Clerk Of the Senate, and James n.
Stone was chosen Speaker and william g. Robinson
geantaArmR Tho presence Of the two coiored repre-
sentatives created considerable speculation and talk
among the visitors In the galleries Governor Bullock
will deliver his message to the Legislature Friday
next
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The Mime Lexislature.

AUGUSTA, JHnuATy 2, 1907.
The Maine Legislature met and organized this fore
by the choice Of the following ocsrs all republ
:Nathanel NJ Barpes. Of Knox, President Of the
senate Thomas Cleaver Of Brownhold Secretary, and
Prentice Fogle Of Hope Assistant Secretary. Lewis
Barker Of stetson Speaker Of the House; franklin ~
Drew, Of Brunswick. Clerk, and Sumner j. Chadbourne,
OF Dixmont Assistant Clerk Governor Chamberlain will
deliver his inaugural message tomorrow
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COLCNBUs, Jan. =, 1907.
Governor Coxs annual message was read to-day be-
fore tho Legislature which assembled here this
ing The nnancesof the State satisfactory Eleven
thousand new buildings werc erected during the year.
Thirty thousand marriages took place. which is eight
thousand more than any previous year. The peniten-
tary fell sixteen thousand dollars short Of being self
supporting. resolution ratfying the constitutional
amendment introduced in the House, and will
up for action in . few days.
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NEWS From rfyAs.

GALVESTON, Jan 2. 1897.
Snow fell here today for the first time IN scveo YEAR,
The despatch boat Blackbird has been waiting here
two days for dispatches for the Rio Grande
Very heavy weather has prevailed bsi no Marie dis-
esiee ard reported yet.
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SAILING or the Java.

Bosf0s Jan. = 1861
Tho steamship JAN Allied lhis foreno n taking ,oriy
passengers fnr iycrpooi Nd eighteen for HALIFAX Che
tahes no spsctA
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sussNe o. 4 PUBLIC lNs1lrp1I0E

CiSCSEATI Jan. q 1867
The Ip6,Uls,.e building near Lebanon Ohio wa De.
suoyed by 6re.s The whole one hundred asd nfty n-
mates escaped :
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Irt LAST pOsTos nysrtry.

Boepov, Jan 2, 1897
TIE mystery attending the discovery OF dead bodies
oh the steamer Saxon, from Philadelphia has beer
ceeed up They were subjects for Dissection procured
fr6t1.a legitimate source
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COURT CAlrSuAR-THIs OAY.
Died.

SUPREME Couhr-cHAxHrRs Mos - s. 80, l32, 15s.
157, 160 $50, 100, 1e col, EOS, ZIG Call begins al
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WILMINGTON, jan 2, 1857.
The Delaware Legislature met ct Dover yesterday and
completed Its organization to-day In the Senate James
Ponder, Of Sussex elected Speaker In the House
William A. Polk was elected Speaker, both being the
nominees Of the democratic CAUCUS The message OF
Governor Salisbury win be presented this afternoon
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Court Of Appeals Calendar.
ALBANY, Jan. q 1857
The Court Of Appcas day calendar for tomorrow
Nos p 10 1ots, I2, 10, IA 10, I6,s, H. IT, 1els TO-
20, II, ~ - - - ~ -
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Missouri LegislRture.

JEFFERSON Cry Jan. q 1857.
Both houses convened to-day, bnt did nothing toward
efecting organization. brakes and Fletcher 5
chances for the Senatorship are about equal.
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AIFtNY Jth. 4 IFNT
spy GoykRyoh's uEssAog
Ybe{}ogernor ,hrodgH bps private secreery, sent in
hsw annual mfseago wkch Hss read by the CLERK.
xtr cOFsrIrrUSslL Ankxcsssr
The Uove,pof ALEC sent IN tb6 anendDeDB % tbs
yptisugU pgoppssd by Cppe,ess =
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Interesting Breach Of Promise and Seduction
Case-IotiOn tn vacato and Order or Ar.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
DIR. SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.

Thls great mcdlclne curod DR.. J. II. sonnsog, tho
Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption, when II had
assumed s most formidable Mpcct, and when speedy
death appeared 10 be incvltab 3, Hin pysoians pro-
nouncet hls eaec incurab'c when ho commenced
The ufc OF This Simple but powerful remedy. His
health wal restored In q very short tllne, and no
return Of tho dsoa3o has beon Npprchendo6 for all
tho s'mp'omi lnckly disappeared, and his present
weight Ia more than two hundred pounds.
Since h's recovery, ho has devoted his attention
exclusively 10 tho cure OF Consumption aud tho
d"eal,n which are usually comp icaici with Il, and
tho cures effected b. hla medicine, have been very
numoTo,s and iru,y wonderful DR.. sonrsor
mako professional visits toacvern Of tho larger ctcs
weekly, where he hai larte concoure Of p,,len,s.
md " Ia truly astonishing TO roo poor consump.yc,
That have 10 TO llncl out Of ,holr crrrarcs aud In
n icy mouths healthy, robust persors pn.
sOiIENCH5 PuLMoNIC SYRUP, sEAwEED
TONIC, Ghd MANDRAKE PILLS aro generally
o.! required Ia curing Consumption. Full diroc.
tone necompnn, cech, 10 that any ono can take them
without acohe Dr. S)nnSoR, but WHOM II 10 con.
vcn'ct II begt 10 500 him. lilo givcs advice froo,
but ior ,horou h examination with his Rmplromotcr
hs o. 10 thrci doiiarJ.
Popo ob'oryc, whoa purcha,lng that tho two
llkolesc o. tho Doctor--onc whoa In tho last staro
OF Consumption, md tho other @ ho now 10, In
l"iricc, h,ath-arc on tho Government stamp.
Sold by oil Drutrlss md Dealers. Price $l.5O
por bottle, or $7.ho tho half dozcn. Letters for
aivlec sh'uld alws's DO directed to DR.. schoncks
pr'nelpa, oIicc, Ii North nh ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Gcucral Wholesale Agents: pemas Baracs h Co.,
n. T., .. y. lIance, Baltimore, Nd. John D.
Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor, Chicago,
III Collins Droa., st. Lous, Mo. God W. %. mo. W.