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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-28

GET Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies
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Guardian Life Iusurnnce,

DR.. Walter IA. Peckham has resigned the
Presidency of the Guardian Life Insurance Co.
and will be succeeded by VIM. F. Hooker, for.
merly. Of Hartford aand President of the CONT
mental bank of this city,
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New York sssck and Money m.rke,.

NEW YORK. July N.-Morning.-Gel at 1924 "a
1923. Money easy at 8 per cent.
TIE following are the forenoon quotations of South
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SHANGHAI AND ot,o,mr,,,,,

LoSDoS. May 3l--Noon. .-.Consols
i3356. Bonds 9Oia.
LIvERpooL. May. 3I-Noon.-
opened firm-nplands 75s@72i; Orleans
~; sales It, 600 bales.
LONDON, May 31-Evenipg. .-Consols
93ll. Bonds 902s.
LIVERPOOL, May 3l-Eveninp.-Cot.
ton closed firm m-uplands 731G775; Or
leans 8; sales 20, 600 bales; slpeculstion
and export 1000.
New YonK, May. 3I-Noon. Flour
quiet and steady. Wheat quiet and firm.
Corn scarce and firm. Pork UNCHANGED.
Lard quiet. Cotton strong; sales 2:O00
bales -nplands 177S. Freights firm.
Stocks rnther heavy. Governments duli
and heavy. Money g. Gold 11aI. Ten
nessees Tx; new 71h. Vireinias 60:
new "a. Louisianas 70; now 63; leyees
70; Ss "a. Alabamas. l. o., SIS 70. North
Carolinas 4715; new 26. South Carolinns
13; new 63A. Oeorgias 80; rs 9251.
New ORLEANS. May 31.-Flour dull
supertne e. IL; double 6.62; treble 6. 81
LOO, Corn mixed rs; yellow II:
white 78. Pork dull and nominal. ut
1919; Bacon dull. at 71i@9is; sugar
cured hams 13}a@14ts: fard dull
t!erce l!@la}s; keg la@1214. Sugar
firm-fair 10(910Ia; primo liz. Mo.
iasse:s.-fermenting 35@4O; plantations
re6oiied 4S@50. Whiekey quiet, at IS
(g9S. Coffee steady, at 14@l5!a. Cot
ton nctive and tending upward-mid-
ding 18la; receipts 733 bales; sa|es
G,000; stock 90, 500. !
BALTIMORE. May 31.-Flour quiet and
good grades firm. Wheat dull. Corn
white firm, at TS@79; yellow steady. at
20. PROVISIONS unsteady. Whiskey
scarce, at 94(994Ja. Cotton in good de-.
mand aud prices advanced-middlino
l71(9l714; receipts 154 bales; sales rs;
GALVESTON, May 3I.-Cotton firm
good ordinary AZ; receipts 6o2 bales;
sales 800; stock So. .297.
MOBILE. May 31.-Cotton firm-mid-
ding l6; receipts 14S bales; sales 800;
stock 1855.
SAVANNAH, May 3i.-Cotton strong
middling 16}4@i6t4; receipts 32S bales
sales 800; stook 10, 202.
BosToN, May 31.--Cotton quiet md
flrm-middling IS; receipts SO bales;
sales 800; stock 5000.
WrlMiNaToN, May 3l.-Cotton firm
mldd'ipg lG4; receipts Is bales; sales
NoRFoLK, Mny 3l.-Cot:on strong
low middling 15>S; receipts 427 bales ;
| Gales 150; stock 3. .lG0.
CHARLESTON, May 3l.-Collor firmcr-
middling l62l; receipts 6l2 bales; sales
300; stock 9,G4O.
AUGUSTA. May 81. Cotton market
firm, at l523aGD1G for Liverpool nid,lling;
sales 443 bhlcs; receipts 81.
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Baltimore. with population Of three
hundred thousand, has church sittinos
for ono hundred Thousand people. Nc
other city III the United States is proyid
ed with church Recommendations in that
proportion. Another popularity is, that
snops OF ali SORTS are closed on Sunday.
including confectionery, cigar and liquor
stores. tf''..
Tuesday afternoon, while pair of
horses and public carriage we're bass
ing oyer Southern Wharf, Charleston.
the bridge gave way. the horses falling
into the.dock, tearing the harness to
pieces. and injuring ono Of the animals.
1t was some time before they could be
got ont, with the aid OF q block and
tackle. ..t,
DBoHARaEs AND DRsERTIoNs.-We are
informed that during last, week seven
Teen soldiers OF the garrison at this
place were honorably discharged, hay
ing served their terms Of enlistment.
we also learn that there were six deser-
tions during the same time.
'-S Carolina Spartan.
. The Democratic members OF the
,Pennsylvalia Legislature, lust adjourn
ed, publish an address to Che people TO
prove that the Republican caucus is re-.
seponaible for the failure Of mucE of the
beneficial Legislation which WAS conced-
ed by all parties to be desirable.
Tho Radical members in the last ses-
sion OF tho Ohio Legislature, shirked
voting on tue proposition to establish
mixed schools Of whites and blacks.
When the imam and brother wanted
the aid Of his white friends. they "didn't
come to time"
The notices to quit, purportinp TO
come, from the x. XXX, nre beginning
to 1e understood. Radical office.h olders,
or theif confederates, mako up bogus
warnings to resign in order to fool the
fools at the North.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT. Minnie, young
est daughter of Mrs. E. Shaffer, lad her
arm, broken on Monday last by fuIlinn
with step ladder. Mayion 4Slay. :
There were thirty-six deaths in
charleston. for thel week ending on the
z1th u!t. Eighteen whites and eighteen
colored. &, >
Ex-President o. o, Haven, lato OF the
University Of Michigan, is to be made
Bishop OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. !.
Lippman's Bitters are for sale by all drup.
gists ana dealers. Depot in Columbia, Il. q.
at tEIaEn e MoGREdoRs. Druggists. l8
a fresh supply Of Bsgley's Mayfswer. fino
II you want your thirst quenched, call at
PoLLoCK's.
The bost place to got cool summer drink
ID at PoLLocX's.
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ALL TO HAND.

Which We. will continue to receive all through
the season. Q -
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ABusE4R fHE RIaHg or tGHAuHsNaE, :
gA9BatFiRter let thitty y Heatn.a attending. ;.
apropos 6t shS difficulty i6f sd3paneline
n, tary IL TIE Eoster- 5case. writes to the
!: "ThsplactiSs of challenge, I am sorry
70 say. has of late vpn into mere farce.
a jugymah is Raked Under oath IF he has
Horriied;an opinion, Of sthe prisoner's III.
poesnee OF guilt: 3 hasanswers he has;
he'ls asked WHht fhlt tppinioH is TT La
says Ne thlpks HIM guilty, the prisoners
Goupael l9p1ectgto htn and his objection
Y held good. f hssays |he fhinkahirf,
muotenk the Rtnt6 ptosacltof objects,
NRw, SIN ,atheS .cdatt should instruct
NsoEs that they Gun only forni an, opin-
ion.Aa gsa tapplotiog. or law; fromsthe
tpsaEnv5a len fsrea, whioh ne.
cessafliy hndeEgoes q CLOSE scrutiny by
S1unse,' q frse, court Aad ldrS; No sane man
serve on a Jury can arrive at on opinion
Of mans Innocence or.gnjlt from mere
hearsay evidehce, This Il ll1nar ss.iona.
bly, the true meanipg and Intent Of the
law in concedihg the right Of challenge.
II were challenged by eilher counsel
and asked if Ind formed IN opinion ns
TO the prisoners guilt Of, innocence, I
should answer, uhhesitatfnRly, NO
end no oross.examihation could shake
p1y reply Wherefore this answer ii Tie
ispe OF so MUCH newspaper evidence of
the mans gailt? Simply from the fact
that divest myself oE all my know
ledge, as we'll as Iprtjndice, and deter
mine to be: gfiiaa wholly by the evi-
dence that sh4ll He given. before the
court and jury who are sworn to try the
case. But large number OF men seek
to shirk the onerona duty of sitting in
cases involving life and death, and shape
their answers 9.s' pa1!rposely o,get rid of the
task. Tbs il ~ wrong. The result in
many cases j 5s That our. ,iqries are not
eo91p,9Gssed 81 t9e best, most, impartial
ana 2. Qf. .coonsclentioua men, or such rs
possess the! highest order Of intelli-
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
lIHHE undersigned, by order of the Judge OF
Il Prubate, is now prepared to pay diyi-
dend OF 333 per cont. on the proved claims
winch have been placed in hin hands against
tho Estate OF tho late RICIIAKD ALLEN, dc.
ceased. Those interested will please cali and
receive tho same. JOHN AGNEW.
Mny 81 9 Administratnr.
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Whooping Cough Candy.

ERE is som ething for children suffering
kc. pleasant medicine in tic for,n oi
kissea, effectual in alluying coughs, croup,
colds Keep tho patient under tic influence
or tiio medicine contained in this candy: will
uliaS ths violence OF The cough. At
June HEINIrSH - Drug Sfcro
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To be Sold Very Cheap.

10 be Sold Very Cheap,
ME- Or Grey u Sons celebrated OVER
" SaOT TItKESHERS, With Separator
ma Cleaner-one OF tho most simple and du-
rauic machines now in use, and can be trans
ported by One-horee Wagon.
Two RAILWAY TWO.HORSE POWERS
adapted fox Ginning or Threshing. Capacity
OF Ihreaher Oats, GOO buehels por ten hours
work, and 275 bushels Wheat for ten hours.
Addroaa y. Fl. SPENCER,
May ~ Columbia, s.. C.
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'FoiTl.stsh a nafssis s,i:1 saa ~ ~

s,tl - g FeHprs1ah a s:. s::s ;saS s1Aa
rPAn1s.a May 29-Evening.- Already
there is strong feeling that the Paris
doysrnment is too weak to last. Awful
massacres continue, In one ditch the
wounded we're buried aalivo. Whey
g!oandd and 1shrieked dfeadf1lly1. all
night. svtdalwhs shot: sb, WAS ,Faidher-
4e. 4viU0O fnnasjWere found in, Tie
iatters: cellar4-thegpoils ofthe republic.
Mathieg i tMhrohet. OF the OoEnGhe heg
beeH trEested, and 100. .dQ0, ftRnSs found
wounded in an amhulanoe,- 5andl was
taken ioutsnndi shot. \ Milliere was dr.
rested at, ,Lpxemborg.'.. He resisted 'vio!
ledtlyns ana fred iai4 .ahp.s; from bis re-
volyer:: He was taken to the steps and
oadea hs paae Bss stes, shG Saaber naI1a
Of insurgents Icst theif way, md rot
mixed nn with HEY nsTsaiI Iliata; ,bYewhom
thgJX,1watp taken ,pris14ers, aid 3iifty
sh9E:l The troops bhll hdtd tho mayoral.
Ties and public buildings. E.,.Ia.ua
:..HrENHA,sMay 31. The Pope's encyo1E
cal 9etter declares the italian guarali,ees
9tlssueSoE lies and HYPOCRISY. n.:!.s9'ilS
i.RAsH1NaroN, yMay MeForeiign Mis-.
dHMny|9luseret was, shot SATURDAY.
Lef'ranS Succeeds Pi6hpd.. Gear Oessy
saseeeds ;fefto,lab, Minister 81 Wa.
Fayfe remains IN the, Ministry at the
special re4usst Of. Thiers.- Picard will
Fsanoa Ps %ade .G1sys5RSf ct the Bank Of
JaSvs g%as bsss baSs9aaesi ples1aiasd snss
bs4a 1s s sx:;se GAs
and Orlennists. Ia complete. Rochefort
Will certainly be cpn9emned.! T6ftb
goes ah ethbasshdof. to al PaAaIyaSGS. 80
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america n isst.ilioene..

american Isatclli9cnee.
MEx1oo, Nfay %. Affai,s look threat.
.ening In the States OF Jamisco. San
4HsuiS Hottosi sud z tsoHbiidd. Cunio iDnr
been sentenced TO death. 81 600. 900 IN
silver have. arrived from G adalaiaro, 70
be shipped to. Europe. The United
States steamer Tampioo has hotye been
taken, Consul Badham says tue. rebel
lion has no political Significance. It's
only object is, to rob the merchants.
Fanberlik. Peralata and Mari were en-.
Enthusiastically received on their first ap.
pearap6e. fH:.F
.WxsHrNdroN, hay so.-An appeal for
AID sfor the Pittaton survivors says those
who have already died lenvs twelve
IND1ANApor1s, May .36MTIe vcrd;;c,,
Of the. jury in the lIilligan- oase oiyes
Judge, viii deteTmine DE Question of of
costs as the suit was brought in tba
State Cohft. The jury was Gont auayaii !.
teen aionrs.-" It is probable tliat o motion
will be made for q new trial.
LoU1sy1hE, May 30. George WaIcott,
who killed asoldier ;nt ,Frankfort. and
Tor whose arrest Governor Lester offered
$500 reward, had hiinbeif arfested bv, q
friend, Whp drew tie reward and cave +
to Walcott. et Walcott Immediately nnva
the money I'd. the widow of his yieiiti,
He was drunk when the killing occuffs1
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3O.rrJldge, bnw-
yersaof the Police court today: dis
1nissed the ehargge OF rohbery neninst' q
white ,maH made by :Chinaman. de-
Gliding to abide 1,y the decision Of the
Suprehe.Uourt OF California against tho
aamfiassibiiity OF Chinese evidence. not
withdrawing the KG Klux bill. i,...Ess 24..E:ss
PouasH:KEErsIE, May 31.-Al terrible
storm: prevails on tho upper Hudson.
inches. -sl3ll.,'' 80
SAN FnAsc1sco, May s1..-Higl winds
have damaged the fruit and grape crop
was convicted tosday, ios1pa Is tie Gennr:1 aurray
SesaIons Court, Of being impliAted In
The Central7 Park robbery. and waa ~
sentenced to twenty years in the State
WASHINGTON, May 31.-Robers Wal.
lace has been. appointed Marshal for
South Caroline. The Cabinet mset;6p
to-day will be the last for the summer
months. The President is going to
Long. Branch Tomorrow. Scodeld tele.
graphs Tor reinforcemeNts to fight the
Indians in ARIZONA: It is stated q reoi.
nent of cavalry will be sent from Texaa.
Bowen's bail has been Increased bv
$4,000. The following kilograms were
"NEw YonR, May Bic. p. Fisher.
y; .: ARo,3ey: Have examined the
Clerks records; find an entry Of the
case, bnt ,.erasures have been made
Chris. .O.fand Feensis being written over
tho erasuresl no Judgment on file, or
pepers 9f Any kind; have examined the
;1Fanserips tor january and. February,
hat dnd no publication; will CONTINUE
the search. ~ '.!s.yy
.lsignsdy A, B. WILLIAMS"
fsNHMaXnAR May 81, IT fhink the
Whola,thing y ftand md forgery. Wit.
Hsases and pto9t satlll sssooma an to. night.
90 Il K6hiEea elatas @ Atiornsy;." Ahrne;
;Ehe, SloNrt tttsp; adjourned. I
sHoldsn WAS before tliA',aonthorn
Claims QShmittee, to-day, sweatfno to
the Loyalty OF certain citizens.
Colfax has departed Westward.
Weather PEobabilities--1t is probable
that local rain storms will be experienced
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a pnbiio SCHOOL for little girls in Paris,
maintained by the Sisters Of ST. Vim
cent de Pani, was recently broken up by
revolt OF the pupils against the substi-
tution by'the Commune of three lay mis-
tresses for lheir former teachers. "Givo
US pack the Sisters" cried the indignant
htt!a rebels, and they upset the forms
and threw tho books and states about tho
room. Order was only restored by The
expulsion Of nearly five .sixths Of the
scholars, the number in attendance Inv.
ing been reduced from $50 to 60 pupils
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OUR SAMPLE BUREAU

OUR SAMPLE BUREAU
Ia u success, and NO are now distributing
Goods over the entiro State through it's
agency. The most careless obaerver cannot
but sec the great advantages to be derived
from dealing with live house, like ours,
whore everything is kept moving by ayateun
and order-Whero no extra profits are be esed
on to pay idle hands. OF course, We can and
do SELL GOODS CHEAPER. THAN ANY
HOUSE, IN THIS SECTION. "A positive
proof IS, that we sell more Goods than all tho
rest added together. That is tho proof.
The people know wherc to buy cheapest, and
let the stranger follow the great public. In
buying, let them follow those who know
r. C. SILVER & CO.
Aprl 6 -
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1,sasssasi1, lsa;s.sl.
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/ + ~ = =
I The New York Commercial Advertiser
says: "The twelfth Juror in the Fostsr
case was captured ut half.pnst ten this
morning. The process of Determining
his qualifications wa.3 brief and TO the
point: 'Connsel-.Do you ever read the
newspapers? JurorANo. CounseI-Oan
you write? Juror-No. Counsel
you read Juror-No. What do you
know about anything? Juror-Nothinu.
J!udge-That'll do, sir; tako your seat in
tho jury box.
boarding house keeper in Davenport
has way Of managing the affairs OF his
institution that is peculiar 10 himself.
The other day, after having heard fire..
quene complaints from his boarders
about the regular recurrence of hash, he
prepared himself to crush the rebcllious
spirit. At the next morning meal lie
placed Two revolvers beside his plate and
remarked, Whoever says ho doesn't
like hash lies." He then began distri.
butlng hash, nnd no man declined it,
In California they have peculiar way
OF tempering jqetice with mercy. a Jury
IN that Stdte found Chinaman guilty
of murder in the first degree, bnt re-
commended him TO tho mercy Of the
court. The Judge consulted. tho Dis.
trlct Attorney rs to what ''mercy" was
possible In the case, who considered that
by stretch in the law tue Sheriff might
be Instructed to. hang him with soft
rope.
Mr.. Henry Deas, q former Charlesto.
man, has been admitted to practice law
In the California courts.
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Special Notice.
A NMNo THE MILLS USE,
&HnrXAA5 Charleston, s. c., has reduced
AssASS 81 its rato of Transient Board to
6$8afI&E3jaHSASSS 50 90 per day during tho sum-
mer monIhs. j. PARKER, Proprietor.
G. W. PARKER, Superint tondent.
May go 3mo
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8 =. =, = xEc1 rfl.

i. s E 4 sf-sse=s-s@ s8 s f
during the night op the immediate coast
s5Sm geS5$3 $j5,,Ea. t. Mts5AS # l1YeE Y by
and partially cloudy Weather Will light
winds, wilkprobably: preyaitiny tho inte-
nor aud On The i,al.. ...s;;;
!: Reports OF Indian troubles in Arizona,
New Mexico. aud along the Texas from:
the IpdianH Haf6a 8. q 70 81
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English Ginger Pom

English Ginger Pop.
EULLER'S is the best. This is the best
H. summer drink NOW out. Manufactured
only by p. ~. FIITER
June East cnd Gcryais street
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Infants Food.

Infants Food.
A MOTHER supply Of FOOD FOR INFANTS.
"a This IL just the food for babies. Mothers
call and examine it, at UEiNiTSH.S -
Juno Druy Storo
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04
DUNBAR'S WONDERFUL
-.fs DIsooyERr.
BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING
WATER,
OF WAUKESHA WISCONSIN.

TINS water 10 the ackr owledged cure OF the in
tsacsaols and incurAble disease known a. Bright's
disease and diabetes.
Brights disease 10 fatal 10 the kidney, the body
wastes away, destroys lie by starvation Of the
Diaoetes commences with frequent desires to
pass water, great tn rst, constipation. loss OF
Astonishing cures Of dropsy have been effected
brtck-dug deposit. inflammation OF the neck OF the
bladder, aikali, and equity sweilings. For the
liver u y unsurpassed. u will sllay all infama-
ton 0 the kidney and urinary organs In twenty
four hours, giving immediate relief; also q scar.
let fever II prevents the kidney from congesting
| and removes ali traces Of aibumenera. 1t viii
give relief in all cases OF high fever.
EDWARD DUNBAR, ESQ.,,
General Agent at the Springs, waukesha, Wis.
Reader IL you are afflicted with any OF the fore
going diseases, write 10 the undersigned. His
sdvice will cost you nothing; he can by chemical
analysis possess himself Of a clear knowledge OF
any Individual case-no matter OF how long stand.
ing. His wonderful discovery--BethesdaM Mineral
Water--is positive remedy for the foregoing
ailments. 1t has never failed to do what he claims
6os y whore ever used This water has the same
good effect at the semotest part Of the country,
thst has ut the SPRING. IL never loses psrti-
cal Of hs medicinal qualities by package or trans
Portatson. Directions now to use the water and
circular will accompany eack package ordered
Address, RICHARD DUNBAR,
as Pennsylvania v., Washington, d. G.
Or Edward 2. Dunbar, General Manager at the
Spungs, W Aukesha, Wis.
Agents wanted everywhere. jel5d3m
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THE BULLETIN.
Publication Once. Bulletin BuiIdsnr.
Washington Avenue.

| .1W Says the Matoon Journal. one of
OF the features of the. Illinois Central rail.
road 10 Its great fruit trains, run during
the summer season from the Canaan OF
southern Illinois, flowing with peaches and
cream, 10 Chicago, 70 market an kinds OF
fruit and vegetables. No vhSfe eke in
the world, bht IN The "0aS6en 6ext6.I can
this kind ofaspscisi ffult q prsss b found.
But daily Il thundeS nostxward through
our city now, almost mile kmiAute with
its rich freight. Sunday n1osnink train
on 10 cars passed up, and Ia the evening q
train OF 20 more, loaded almost wholly
With peaches. Ths.sundsy before, 80 car
loads passed through. ~
- Tho Memphis Sunday Appea, says
I" The. most gigantic specimen or grape
vine that has ever been seen in this city ID
Of present on exhibition in the Cham ber Of
Commerce. II was sent here By J.T
Irrelevant, from Augusta, Arkansas,
where such gigantic growths ara very
common. II measured nine and . half
inches In diameter. Augusta sends out
about 10000 bales OF cotton every year.
the country around there being the iich-
est in the world. The Memphis and Kan.
sas City railroad Is projected through
there, as also the Cairo and Fulton. II
Memphis does not look sharply to II she
will lose the trade Of this exceedingly
rich region, which will go toward st. Louis
by means Of the Cairo road"
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GIVEN UP AS LOST,

ua The s see0nd a lhipg is the patient. mus, stay in
be s9as wse t d4 Is eas
especially IN this section Of the country, IN tho
d ~, ana winter season. are all wrong. Physi-
tients, II their lungs are badly diseased: and YET.
because they are in tho house they must not
as much and as fast as the strength viii bear To-
get up good circulation Of blood. The patients
well. This has great deal to do with tho appe-
tile, and is the great point 10 gain.
tainy in al others, Is sinful, Dir. schenck's per-
was IN these modest words:
MANY years ago was In the last stages OF
time my physicians thought that could not i've
a week then, IKE drowning man catching at
which now oher 10 the public, aud they made
perfect cure Of me. IL seemed 10 me that /
they soon rpened the matter IN w mS system
would spit up more than u pint of offensive
AS soon as that began 70 subside, my Cough,
fever, pains, and nighS sweats all began 10 leave
with dhiculty that could keep from eating loo
much. soon gained my strength, ana have
II was weighed shortly after my recovery
added the Doctor, then looking like a mere
skeleton; my weight was only ninety seven
pounds my present weight Is two hundred and
twen!y.iiye l221l pounds, ana for years have en-
1oyed uninterrupted health
DR. schenck has discontinued his professional
visits To New-Sork and Boston. lie or his son.
DR.. j. ii. Schenck Jr., still continue 10 SEQ pa,
tients az their office No. Is North Sixth Street,
philadelphia, every Saturday 'front.' AM. to Pm
Those who wish II thorough examination with
the Resplrometer Will be charged IS. The Res
promoter declares the exact condition OF The
lungs, and patients can readily learn whether
they are durable or not
The directions for taking the medicines arc
adapted To the Intelligence even of u child Fol-
low these directions, and kind Nature will do the
rest, excepting that In some cases tho Mandrake
RUS IRE 20 be taken in increased doses; tho
three medicines need no other accompaniments
than the ample instructions that accompany
them; iirst create appetite, OF returning
health, hunger IL tho most welcome symptom
When II comes, as u will come, let the despair
ing ~ once be OF good cheer. Good blood at once
follows, the cough loosens, the night sweat Ia
abntcd. In short time both of these morbid
symptoms are gone forever. +.
Dr. schenck's medicines are constantly kept In
tens Of thousands Of families. As q laxative or
purgative the Mandrake Pills are Standard pre-
paration while the Pulmonic syrup, as a cure
OF coughs ana colds, may be regarded as u pro-
forms. - - ~ ''
=, Price Of tho Pumonic Syrup and sea-weea
Tonic, n 20 bottle or $50 u half dosen Man
sists and dealers. ~ 49, SA"e-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04
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