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FARMERS

Can sell their wool st only forty to ity cents ner
pound; but by getting the wool made into warn a. n
three dollars per pound may be realized. On recent
of Sl5 we will forward machine as ordered
We Wish 10 procure actice AGENTS in epery soc-
ton Of the united States and Canddas to ,rboa the
most liberal inducements wiH be offered Address
American limiting Machine Comunnv.
teb16-d4wf Boston, Mass, or St. Louis Mo
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FROM SIS IT, $40 pER n.x

Machine, knitting stockings. &C. while exnart onar
ators can even make more, knitting fancy work.
when Always commands ready sale. person can
per day. the profit on which will be not less imam tor
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
SH OANADA.s
Alteration of Trains,
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.

4s.S59ff1 On and after Monday, Dec Glib
sHk@--Yag Trains win run iollows:
4. Mail tialn Tor South Paris and Intermediate sta
tons at IL A NJ. ia
Express Train tor Danville Junction at lO5PA
NoTE-Ths Train will not stop at intermediate
stations. ~ Au'e'"ieua''
- Mail Train (stopping at all staiionsl for Island
pond, connecting With night mail train for ouebec
montreal and the West, at go T. AZ.
Accommodation tor South Paris and intermediate
stations at 545 p. NJ. '''''0
Passenger trains VIII arrive as follows:
From South Paris and lewiston at s15A NJ
From Bangor at 20OPM.
From Montreal, Quebec and Gorham at 2.25PM
Accommodation from South Paris, at 6.8OP NJ.
10 Sleeping Cars on ali night Trans.
1ne company are not responsible iof bazgsset
any amount excesding $50 in value land thar pef0u
81 sniess hOtiCe Is givei Gnd paid ioT at the rats
one passenger for every $500 additional ySlue.
@. J. BRIDGES, Acaagiag- Diyscfes,
y. BAILEY, local Superintendent
Portland, Dec. 8, 1869. off
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CANVASSING-BOoKS SENT FREE FOR
Paris sr Sunlight
and GasEight

WOhA descriptive OF the MEsT EEsEEs,
VIRTUES, VICES, spEE NDsss.s
1t tells how Paris has become the GayesG and most
Beautiful CT y in the world; How its Beauty and
,p,end0r are purchased at ieariul Misery
aud Suffering how visitors swindled by Prot g.
sfona adv enturers; how virtue and vice 60 armi in.
arm in the beautiful city; how the most fearful
squandered in useless luxury and contains over 1sO
fine engrasings of nortd places, lite and scenes in
Paris Agents wanted. Contrasting Books sent tree
Address, ~
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Boston, Mass:
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HENDERSON, d STAPLES.
$50 Congress street, Portland, Maine.
Readl the FO,lcwipo =.

Read the Following:
A certificate fot the benefit OF the afflicted
For Twenty-Five years | bad suffered with Scrot-
ular and Salt Rheum, Tor Tetter) Have paid our
hundreds Of dollars, and been treated by several
first-elass Ply sciaDs, without benefit. Some four
weeks ago, commenced using the University Med
icines. Al the time my forehead and head were
covered with sores and scaliness OF tine skin; also
my tongue was covered with small Ul ers. am 10.
day nee from all The above troubles, aud can most
heartily recommend these medicines to the affected
5. Q. MUNSEY, q Chestnut Street
Portland, Jan. "a, 1870.
For some fifteen days, my family has been ps;po
the University Medicines with the most gratiiylpS
Catarrh Bronchitis, and Erysnelas. NV dana6Ier
was so affected with arrh that her breath was ve
GnensUe. In two days she was entirely released
OF the odious smell, and have doubt in a short
time will be enterely tree of the disease
Mr.: ID. STiLLINGS No. Alder Street.
Portland, January q, 1870
have been afflicted for twenty wears with Chronic
Rheumatim. have spent hundreds of dollars for
medical = treatment without benefit. Ten days ago,
l commenced taking the University Medicines and
can truly say, it has been benefit to me tina
an other IIeatneLt ever received. NV place of bu
sness Is ~ Pearl street. shall be pleased TO an
swer an inquiries. JOHN TURNER. Be-
Portland, Jan. "a, 1870.
In st. Domingo three months ago. crew sick, pro
ceeded TO sea. Fourteen days out buried the q an,
tain most ofthe crew unfit Tor duty; succeeded in
gel ting the vessel into Boston, all the hands went 70
the hospital. l emf luyed physician without BEN.
University Medicine as hours WIN '"'
n WA Sd, FRS officer OF Brig Koo-Doo.
Portland, January 90, 1870. WV
For several years have been troub,ed with +,o
worst type of Scroiula tour weeks ago NV neck and
breast was covere with Scro ula Ulcers then COM
menoed taking the University Medicine NV sores
soon Vshished and my general health is better than
1t has b. en- before for seven Years, '-'''''
Portland, Jan "A, 1870. fah $3.50 Ssae.S
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international Steamship Go.
ESsfpoff, Calais and 81. gos,n.
DiGby, Windsor & Halifax.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ONE "TRIP pEgs WEEK.

Ca = ON and after Monday. Jan. q
ssa'sas-,~sM the steamer lsEW BRUNSWICK
II n shSA%\ Capt. s. q PIKE, will leave
sssssSss Railroad Wharf. loot OF State ST
-. -. every Monday at O'Clock p. NJ,
Returning will leave St John and Faetno,t avor,,
Thursday. ''e''
Connecting at Eastport with Steamer
QUEEN, tor st. Andrews, and Calais and will
n. B. q G. Railway for Woodstock anu Houiton
Connecting at st. John with the Steamer EN-
PRESS tor Digby, Windsor and Halifax. and with
me h. y. A. hallway for Shediac ana interme-
date stations.
O'Clock z. NJ. % i'Ds u"'h
nov29-disiw dtf ~ d DDS
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The Electric Disk.

The Electric Disk.
A neat sel-acting alloy -eectrlqus
EZ1\A II IN43-to he worn on the body or limb
EA SE ZNjas II plasteT:--a very superi-
49, MN or 1emtdy Tor many lame OF
III ~ {--@-ffg weak hack, stomach. side or linn;
EATrXHAS <sfH Tor COLI rheumatism, nervous
EsSY EtN\~Erd cough atony, pain or palsy.
ksNSSai SssseJ These SIMPLE disks easy
EzisssazzEEl-z/ medica, electricity and tor very
general use are also prescribed by Dr. CARAT and
eaiug physician
For sale by NJ s. Whittier. Retail price 90 70
AZ Wholesale bv GEO. l.. ROGERS, General Agent
I46 washington ST., Boston, Mass. Orders filled
Wit dispatch. no97.cno
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To gNE EADyEgg.
Medical illumination
The New York University,
Branch ESQ Congress ST.,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
HENDERSON & STAPLES,
Agents for the State Of Maine.

The euratiyes are the tavorite prescriptions of the
NV hork University What may seem almost in
cure diseases hitherto considered neurabIe A val
uaole physiological adviser Tor men and women
tree to all. Agents wanted in every town in the
state F. P. Henderson, NJ. D consutir Phys-
clan. Patients treated by letter. Cancers cured
without Surgical operations. Medical advice free
Office u ours from 2 TO 6 and 10 o p. I'VE
Ahdra-c oIl LII 10
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INFORMATION IN .so aHErTroPI LES
Teachers, students. Retired Clerg, men, Energetic
per month duriag the Spring and Summer. a copy
Tree. send name and address to Peoples's Journal.
Springfield, Mass. tehISdawf
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HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and vgor to The an and bloom 10 the ralid cheek
Debility is accompanied by many alarming symp-
toms, and it no treatment is submitted to, consum-
ton, insanity, or epileptic fits ensue.
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HN 1s!Hsyt ESlt5glasSs sMleY

DOR FAMILY USE. simnls cheap, reliable
hnits everything. Agents wanted. circular
am sample stocking free Address HINKLEf nj AZ
TING MACHINE Co. Bath, Me. oezs-diy
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III S0u are G0ins. West

Ese-7-iss-e.I7
SFss-->AsSs1es Procure Tickets by the sss,-s-.zS
Safest, Best aud Most Reliable Routes
THROUGH TICKETS
1T! From m PORTLAND, via BOSTON, to all points in
tGe WEST. SOU III AND NOk1 Ii WEST furnish
eu ~ .hs lowest rates. With choice OF Routes AZ
the ONLY UNION TICKET OFFICE,
NO. 4o l-2 Exchange Street,
Mo-, ". ID. LITTLE s. co., agents.
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CASH ASSETS, Jan. 1, 1870. ...., $13, 327, 24.63
APPROPRIATED AS FOLLOWS.
Amount of adjusted losses,
due subsequent to Jan. 1,
$780,. .........."......... $1e7,oooOo
Amount of Reported Loss
es, awaiting Proof &C.. G6,5O0 90
Deposit for Minors. 1888
Amount reserved for Rein
surance on existing Pol
icies, iusuring $1O1,1 51,-
1865, participating In
surance at per cent.
Carlisle net premium,
$969, 725.65; non.partici-
pating at per cent. Car
Isle. ....................n,21 3,siss6
Return premium 1869 and
prior thereto, payable
during the year. ........ 2097I3O7 81 657 173 81
Divisible surplus. ...............SI, 67O, 75O,73
During the year 1O,717 Policies have been issued.
insuring $34 446, 353.O3,
From the undivided surplus eff 27O zSO %
the Board OF Trustees have declared DIVIDEND.
available on settlement of next annual premium to
each participating policy proportoned to its ICON
tribution to surplus.''
Dividends not used in settlement of premium will
be added to the policy.
TRUSTEES
MoRRls FRANKLIN, VIM. A. BOOTH,
DAVID DOWS, GEORGE A. OSGOOD,
ISAAC C. KENDALL HENRY BOWERS
WILLIAM II. BEERS, CHAS. s. ANTHONY.
DANIEL s. MILLER, SANFORD COBB.
HENRY X. BOGERT EDWARD MARTIN
JOHN MARS, EDWIN HOYT
WIN. H. APPLETON, LEWIS F. BATTEIIE
ROBERT B. COLLINS, H,B. CLAFIIH
WILLIAM BARTON.
MORRIS FRANKLIN,
President
WILLIAM III. BEERS,
Vice President and Actuary
THEODORE M. BANTA, Cashier
GGq 90 BE- Us, r. BoGERT, M. D., Medical
WILKES, NJ. D., Examiners
CHARLES WRIGHT, MD,
Assistant Medical Examiner.
Il A r E H N II n NCEH a II RICE
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with equal facility: makes the same stitch as bv
hand, but lar superior in every respect -
VII knit 10000 Stitches in one Minute.
and do perfect work, leaving every knot on the in
tany size) in less than halt hour 1t will knit Close
or open, PLAN or ribbed work, with any kind Of
coarse or me wool yarn. or cotton, silk or linen, II
Will KNIT stockings, with double heel and @ d, awe,s
hoods sacks. smokng caps, comforts purses. NUNS
,rnge agpisns, nuDias undersleeves mittens skat
shawls jackets cradle blanke s Ieogns sn.nanders'
wristers ud1es, ,lppes, tued work, and in Iact an
endless variety OF articles in every day use as wen
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Norfolk and Baltimore Steamshi Line

ee Steamships of this Line sail from end
6es5s of Central Wharf, Boston. Truce a
NSss4ssesl1eesS aeek. tor NORFOLK and Baltimore.
EzZzsz1<a.45- Steamships
.'George Appotd," Capt Solomon Ro,ces
WM!dm laurence" Capt. Nm d. HGHett
"Vatiam Kennedy" Cap,. J. q. Parker Jy.
nMcLleHdn," CaDt. Frank ~. Houes
Freight forwarded from Norfotk 10 Peter sJ,,r, md
R!chmond, by river or Iail and by the "a & Tenn.
ar Lane to all POINTS in Virg,aid, Tennessee, 4ia
odmd and Georgia; ana over The Sea5ooId and Boo.
nofe H. to all POINTS in North and So,tiL (1roj;,,o
places Vest anu an
Through rates given to South and West
Fiue Passenger acco ,odations
Fare including Berth ana Meals S,5 %. tina tn
Norfolk, 4S hours. To Baltimore IN hon,s 49," ~"
For further information aptIy to
II. SAMPSON, agent,
noiiu'm j3 Central Whary, Boston.
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DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses by death. $767 6s3.19
Less received
for reinsur-
ance...... 9579.l2- $75S, 10407
Purchased Policies and
Annuties. .."........... 224,89O 90
Dividends to policy holders 1885, 1911
Commissions, brokerages
and agency expenses. 1,32442
Advertising and ply sicians'
fees. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 92,2s91s
Office and law expenses,
salaries, printing, taxes,
revenue stamps and rein
surance. 724.7e-$3,5e2, 711.6l
Total. S13. G25 561 o.
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Be Careful what Medicines you
Take.

A PALATABLE REFRESHING NOURISHING
TONIC BEVERAGE, more Strengthening than ale
beer or porter, or ANY DESCRIPTION OF ALCO-
HoLIC DRINK. indispensable to the debiitated,
especially nursing mothers. Recommended by ply
slcians as an excellent strengi hening TONIC BEV-
GRACE and NUTRIENT, and as the best known
preparation for NURSING MOTHERS. not having
eral. ~ a " eO
TARRANT & co., NEW YORK,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE,rNIvFDcr Arpc Erc
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ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITU-
TONS, of both sexes use HELMBOLD'S tx
TRACT BUCHU. 1t will give brisk and energetic
feelings, and enable you to sleep well.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and I'M
PROVED ROSE WASH cures delicate disorders in
all their stages at little expense little OF no change
OF diet, no Inconvenience, and no exposure. It is
pleasant in taste and odor immediate in its action,
aud free aliIinjuriouss properties.
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BMchaI.
BMchM.
BWcha1.
BNchaI.
BaIcA2E.
BMchW.
BMchas.

For NoN.RETENTIoN oltINCoNTINENCE of
Urine. irritation, inflammation or liberation of the
bladder OF kidneys, diseases Of the PROSTATE glands
stone IN the BLADDER calculus gravel or brick
oeposits and all diseases of the bladder, kidneys,
and dropsical swellings,
USE HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHIr.
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was cured of Deafness and Catarrn ly a simple
remedy. and will send the re ceipt free,
lc22tow MRS. NJ. c. lEGGE1T, Hoboken. M
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-11

MARSHAL BAzArEE. ~ The New
York Tribune thinks this officer will
cut sorry figure in history. 1t says
of him:
That he should have made no bold
er and more frequent efforts at es-
cape, and should thus soon have sue
cumbed 20 hunger. appears strange
when compared to the desperation OF
Mcmahon and the patient endurance
at Strasbourg. Bazaine will receive
neither the sympathy extended to the
wonnde,ey commander at Sedan. nor
the admiration freely expressed for
the stubborn defender of Strasbourg.
Ills campaign has been one Of great
bIunders aud weak efforts; he Is not
only condemned by its incidents and
result as a commander of few re-
sources and little daring, but he will
rest under the grave suspicion Of be-
ing a designing iDtriguer, who has
sought throughout to secure his per-
sonal advantage at the expense Of his
country.
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THE JOURNAL, with its accustomed lying
stupidity, says Mr.. Van Ripper brought
suit against some of the owners OF property
on Locust street, (which Judge Jones
promptly dismissed" because the city had
no legal claim upon the parties sued.' The
JOURNAL probably knew the statement
was false when It was made, but could not
resist the temptation to lie about Mr.. Van
Ripper, whom the editor hates more sin.
cerely than the Devil hates holy water.
The fact is, the suit was brought by Messrs.
Shackelford and Parrett, whose legal
ability win scarcely suffer on account Of
the JoJRCAL's lnuendoes.-Coayter.
Mr.. Van Ripper stated at a Council
meeting that he had brought suit
against some Of the owners Of prop
erty on Locust Street. We presume
he knew what he was talking about
and that Messrs. Parrett & Shackle-
ford, as his attorneys, brought suit
against the parties named, and in the
way designated BY him. The Courier
says we hate MIR. Van Ripper worse
than the devil hates holy water. We
do not comprehend the amount of
hatred indicated by tAe smile, not
knowing that the devil has either fear
or hatred of holy water. We do
know, however, that we have no per-
sonal hatred of Mr.. Van Ripper. AS
a politician and Councilman, we
have been free to express our opinion
of his merits, and the Democracy en-
dorsed our opinion by falling to nomi-
nate him as their candidate for Mavor.
We believe Mr.. Van Ripper is impu.
dent and reckless, and would have no
more hesitation in involving the citv
in any scheme Of folly that he tbougbt
would advance his own personal in
terest or that of his party, than he
would in partaking of good square
meal when hungry. We believe that
he is an unsafe man in almost every
particular, so far as interests other
than his own arc committed to his
care, and we have ceased not to warn
the people against him and his de
signs. Yet, while our duty as iour.
nalists requires this at our hands per.
sonally we have no hostility to Mr.
Van Ripper, and entertain towards him
no hatred whatever. :
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THE Courier says Mr.. Doughty is q
very fine scholar, and as a mathema-
tieian has very few superiors. This
may be true, We confess TO no little
surprise, however, that Mr.. Doughty,
possessing all the qualifications
which make him eminently eompe tent
to discharge the duties come cted
with the Mayors Office. as the Courier
would have us believe, should he so
long content with a position on the
railroad which called none of these
educational attaiuments into promi-
nenee. 1t is no doubt owing to
this fact that the people generally
have failed to recognize his fitness FOR
the position to which he aspircs..
They would much prefer that EIr.
Doughty would display his mathe-
NAUTICAL and educational attainments
in some more subordinate sphere, be-
fore assigning him to a position as re-
sponsible as that of Mayor, especially
when his opponent has demonstrated,
by actual service, that he is pre-emi-
nently qualified, and that his election
will not be doubtful experiment. 1t
strike Us the people of Evansville can
not afford, in the present critical con-
dition of their city, to run any risks.
They know that William Baker is
honest and competent. While they
may not doubt Mr.. Doughty's hon.
esty, they have no evidence whatever
of his competency.
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ELECTION IN HENDERSON COUNTY.
The following dispatch announces
the result Of the Congressional cleo
ton in Henderson County:
HENDERSON, Nov. 10, 1870.
Col. John w. Foster:
McHenry's majority IN this county
is only two. j. T.. BALEE.
What fall was there, my country
llenl Henderson County Democratic
By two majority Rspublicanism is
en- the advance in Kentucky. Work
and organization will yet place that
party in the majority in that State.
The people are becoming thoroughly
disguised With Democratic mal-admin-
filtration. and are disposed to shake
off the party yoke.
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Counties give Gov. Snyder. Republi-
can. 12J, and Jefferson, 1000. Saline
County gives Rogers $40. 1t ID be-
lieyed Snyder, Republican, is elected
in this District, and Edwards IN the
Third District. Democrat.
MISSOURI.
Sr. LOUIS, November 10.-Johnson
County, Brown 500 majority, and 250
for Smith, Liberal. for Congress.
Phelps County. official, Brown 222;
Finkelburg, Liberal, for Congress-,
BOG. The entire Liberal county
ticket is elected. Livingston County,
MoClurg 400 majority. Ia Franklin
County six Precincts give Brown $40
majority; Finkelburg, for Congress,
500 majority. Marion County. Of
fetal, Brown S05 majority; Blair,
Liberal, Cor Congress, 226 majority
Iron County, Brown 200 majority
| Cape Girardeau County, Brown ,OOU
majority; Madison County, Brown
! 54S majority. The Democratic Ooun-
~ ticket is elected. Platte County
Brown 1000 majority. Comingo
Dem, for Congress, 1000 majority
The entire Democratic County tIekel
is elected. Ghe majority for Wells a
the First Congressional District wi
be over 1 500. beating both johnson
Liberal, and Smith McClurg.
The Democrat has a special from
Little Rock, Arkansas, which says,
strong attempt TO sell out the Rspub
lican party, was made By Governo
Clayton. in the election yesterday
His Registrars in some places, com
mitted all manner Of frauds in faVo
of the Democracy. In Phillips
where there is about 1000 Republi
can majority. the Governor went i
; person, the Saturday before the cleo
; ton. and through q white candidat
for State Senator, and Judge Bennett
defeated the Republican candidate
and turned almost the entire RepuE
lican vote against Roots, candldat
, for Congress.
On Monday night, at Little Rock.
leading rebel and candidate for ii
Legislature. declared himself an
! party for Governor Clayton for Il
United States Senate, and the Cha.
S ton men here all voted the Dem
cratic ticket. Notwithstanding TIL
J; it is believed the Republicans ha'
I carried the State by a handsome m
. jority.
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Good for Paducah {,

The Republicans of Paducah, we
are gratifed to learn. are beginning to
demonstrate their power. At the
Congressional election on Tuesday
last they carried the city handsomely
for the Republican candidate. On
Saturday last, at special election for
Councilman Of the Sixth Ward, Mr..
Madison was elected over a Demo
crat-Col. Alfred johnson. The
Paducah Herald is terribly chagrined,
but derives some degree of comfort
from a report that Mr.. Mattison Is an
Englishman by birth, and has never
been naturalized. and consequently
cannot hold the Office. The same
paper says the secret of Mr.. Matti-
sons success is that the Radicals are
we'll drilled, and brought out every
vote. This is most encouraging. We
hope Republicans everywhere will
learn this secret of success.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OORsumntiOn.

The Three Remedies. aEoHENCH's POLs
MoNIo SYRUS," for the cure OF COughs'
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form Of Con-
sumption. The peculiar action OF this rneds
foine ripens the ulcers IN the lungs, pro-
notes the discharge of the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Purines the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy falls.
"Schenck's Sea- w eed Toxic" for the
cure Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, ard all
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
invieorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place OF the gastric juice when that is
deficient, and then enables the patient TO
digest the most nutricious food. It is
sovereign remedy for aii cases OF indiges-
ton.
"Sohenck's Mandrake Pills." one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered
being a vegetable substitute for calomel,
and having all the useful properties as
cribed to that mineral, without producing
any of It's Injurious effects.
10 these three medicines DR.. j. ID
sehenok, of Philadelphia, owes his I'M
rivaIed success in the Treatment of Pull.
monte Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup
ripens the morbid matter, discharges It,
and purifies the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, remove all OBJ
aGruetions therefrom, give the organ q
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint
which is one OF the most prominent causes
Of Consumption.
The sea- Weed Tonic Invigorates the
powers of the stomach, and by strengthens
ing the digestion and bringing IL to NOR
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality OF the blood, by which means the
formation or ulcers or tuberclss In the
lungs becomes impossible The comb1ned
action OF hsss medicines, as thus sx.
planned W cure every case OF Consump.
ton II the r NEEDLES are used In time and
the use OF the is peTsevered Ia sufficient
ly 10 bring the case to a favorable termina-
tion.E
DR.. Schenck's Almanac, ontssining a fun
treatise on the various forms OF disease
his mode OF treatment, and general direc-
tions how to uss his medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by mail by addressing hi
Principal once, No. Is North sixth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa,
Price OF tho Pulmonio syrup and Ssa-
weed Tonic, each % 50 per bottle, or % so
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, Csc. per box
For sale by all druggists and dealers.