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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-27
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SAFE BOILER.
SAFETY BOILER !
Opinions of those who have Practically
Tested them.

Opinions of those who have Practically
Tested them.
GuSrANUS 4. JASPER, of the Union Sugar Refinery.
CharestOwn. Mass says For safety and economy The
six nifty horse power Harrison Boilers have in use
SURPRISES the tubular and fine boilers formerly used
In one year the acu saving in fuel by using the IIarr
son Boilers was 1915 tons, and the work accomplished
much greater"
What CHENEY BROTHERS. silk Manufacturers
South MANCHESTER Mass, say of the Harrison Safety
Boiler We now have seven Harrison Boilers. and are
satisfied that they are the best for making seam and
most economical in fuel for the quantity of steam they
furnish"
DANIEL ALLEN, the Philadelphia Dyer says: 81
am convinced from practical test, that the Harrison
boiler Is superior 10 all others for steam drying econ
omy OF fuel. and would not have any other"
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHT

~ SETS 49, Worcester, IS. Probate Cour-no tho
Heirs al Law Next OF Kin and all other persons interest
ed the Estate Of MARY w. KING, late Of sutton
In said county. married woman. deceased Greeting:
Upon the petition of Horace Leland. YOU are
hereby cited to appear at Probate Court to be held al
Worcester, in said County, the FIRST Tuesday of
November next al nine O'Clock in the forenoon TO
snow cause, II any have why instrument purport
ing TO be the last will and testament of said deceased
should not be approved.
Ana the said petitioner Is ordered serve this citation
by publishing the same week, three weeks sue,
gessN.eE, n the Worcester Daily spy, newspaper
pteH ~ orcester, the last publication to be one dav
Se written or printed copy Of this notice properly
inalieo postage paid, to each the heirs devspps sr
ieeees OF said estate, their legal representatiyes
Court. ~ ~ - ~ = ~ ie''S'' oeloIe sdlu
- witness HENRY CHArIN, Esquire, Judge of said Court
th5 Men nrs day Of October in the year one thousand
80, GHAs. F. STEVENS Register.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAsSACHU

I ySSnMmON w EALIH OF MASSACHU-
- - SCI IS-W oECESTER SIS. Probate Court. To the
nelr-law, next kin and all other persons Interested
IN lhe estate Of MARIA T.. CUNLEY, late of Wor-
ceSter, in said county, deceased. "
Upon the petition Of Rutus Woodward Won are berchv
etel 10 appear at Probate Court, to lie held at Wor
cester IN SAID county on the first Tuesday of November
next at nine o'clock in the forenoon Ia show canse r.
any y4n nave why an instrument purporting to be the
approved. O' h'' NC
And the said petitioner ordered serve this citation
ny pubisllnS the same once week three weeks suc-
cessVey, IN the Worcester Daily Spy a newspaper
printed at worcester the last publication to be one day
~ ltsi before SAID Court, and to send or cause 10 he
sem, written or printed copy of this notice properly
mailed, postage paid, to each the heirs deysees or
egatees of said estate, their legal
Court. " ' Oi' ''iu
Witness, Henry Chaplin. Esquire Judge of said court
this nineteenth day Of October in the wear one
eight hundred and seventy-one. ' U''iiu
o2O do 0,lSk5o K i-N'' hesister.
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FISK G. HATCH.

p. S.-Accounts of Banks, Bankers and others re-
ceved, on which we allow four per Cent. interest.
Certificates of deposit issued and collections made in
all parts of the Union.
HARVEY FISK
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FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
LAND GRANT BONDS
THE
St. Joseph and Denver City
Railroad Company,


The attention of investors Is invited the merits of
these Bonds secured by first and only mortgage
road, equipments. franchises and property of trunk
line Of railroad which will shorten the distance between
New York and san Francisco some 23O miles, and in
addition the mortgage to the Bonds covers land
grant Of 100000 of the fertile land in the
West, which is prohibited from being sold less than
four 80 dollars per acre by the terms Of the mortgage
deed and according to the present market price of the
Illinois Central Company's lands is worth $3.50 OOO
This loan was originally for $500 OOO but has bee large
y reduced by subscriptions Of actual investors The
manning balance of the loan is offered at 97h and
crued interest," but the right is reserved to advance the
price at any time. without notice.
The bonds have thirty years to runs bear per cent
interest payable in New York London, FrankfOrt-on-
thcMain at the option Of the holder, without notice
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ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS

Every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 10 and fran,
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
calling at Londonderry to land Mails and possenoore
The Steamers of this fvorite line are hut OK nrsiv
for the ATLANTIC Passenger Trade and fitted nm in every
respect with all the modern improvements caiculat
sengers ~ 0''''''0Heo VI P"9-
,, PASSAGE RATEs-PAYABLg IN CURRENCY
~ GLAsGoW: LIVERPOOL AND LONDONDFRRY
trst 1anll, Sb9 and S15 according to location Calm
kelurn Tickets, $3.50. securing hest Observation-Disclosures
intermediate S33. Storage SIS
fartes sending for their friends in the OH Co,ptr
al ptcnlse tickets at reduced rates For further mar
New York, or to RIt,F 4 GvItttTi W n'5 "ieell'
o3 dti,I "iNE 'N I u ~,
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X y II N Il W Y o II b
VIA PROVIDENCE.
IN EP 7 UNE LINEI,,

VIA PROVIDENCE,
NEPTUNE LINE!''
The attention of shippers of freight to
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and all points
u II IL a N w r. = T.
hereby called 10 the superior facilities for speedy
transportation afforded by the
PROVIDENCE 81 WRRCESTEH ~. Ne
and
PROV. d N. YORK STEARTSH UO.'h
through their
EXPRESS FREIGHT
arrangement by which merchandise leaving worcester
Dy DAILY express trains over Providence and Worcester
morning. 's
Shippers advised that frcghtug facilities by this
Line are positively ncXCccd and always as low
q by any other No obstruction from ice by his Line
Freight for the SoqT promptly forwarded by al routes
ITelght Way-Ded direct from Worcester TO all points
VEST az precisely same rate as charged New York
New York. - We -
All goods for points South of New York should be con.
RIVER New York. ~ "
=. For through bills Of sdng and full particulars apply
10 A: Z. QuACKENBOSS, Agent ?. Il w. Il. r Greei,
street, Il. ii, Rockwell, Agent, Providence or to A. @
Munroe General Agent BriuleY Hall Worcester
ia2 diff
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BANKING OFFICE OF
SEPTEMBER 25th. 1871.

OF the Fifteen Millions Chesapeake and Ohio Six per
Cent, Loan hut about 81 100000 unsold and this
remainder will he taken up rapidly.
The five years option Having expired all series of
FIvE-rwENTY Bonds, except 1865 and 1865 they
liable to be called in for payment. The redemption of
100 millions FIyE-TwENTIEs in coin and the purchases
by the Government during the ensuing four months,
with the premium thereon, will release about $50 millions
ofnvesed capital independently of dividend and inter
est payments the greater part OF which seek rein
YcstmeDt.
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r OR N E "
each way daily Sundays exceptedl. between
MORCESTER AND NEW InNnnN

WORCESTER AND NEW LONDON,
connecting with the above-nanec steamers, Ieaynq
WORCESTER at 1880 and Ais P NJ Freight IS
these trains to he New Ysk the neXl morpngs
unavoidable accidents alone preventing The lncitCsi
therefore, for the rapid transit of freight arc srpaseiI
and the rates are always as low by any other line
Freight forwarded from New York South via camden
and Amboy r. r., and West via. Erie and Penn Contra
r. K. s. or by any other route ordered promniIv '
For further information inquire OF w H. Tl+RNFR
Agent Worcester ? 81. NJ. ANDREWS, sup't.
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w ESTWARD, HO - Tickets fol
Nv west by all routes, and for all points south,
hisslssippi River, ct the lowest rates. Apply 10
sAEN AhD Y. 3. snd Canada Express 0ffce, {
ton BLOCK Mechanic street, where all iniormatiC
pe cheeriGllY given. diff
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r. II. EDDY,

II. II. HDDY
Solicitor Of Patents for Inventions Trade Marks or
Designs, No. 76 State ST., opposite Kilby HI -
Boston,
40 agency in NE United States possesses SUPERIOR 6o-
bihty Of iRpentions ~ y ~ P'''''"
All necessity OF journey to Washington to procure
Patent, and the great delay there, arc here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
= regard Nj. Eddy one OF the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had Official
intercourse. N''
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents
Il have no hesitltion in assuring inventors That tbev
cannot employ man competent and tyusfrotfb5J
ana more capable Of putting their applications in a form
70 secure Tor them an early and favorable consideration
az the fatent Omce. EDMUND BURKE.
,,,. - Late Commissioner of Patents "
-, hr' X II. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY an
peaons Tor Patents having been successful in almost
every case Such unmstakabe proof OF great talent and
aointy on MS part leads to recommend ALL inventors
10 apPS " h 10 procure their patents they NAV be
sure having the most faithful attention bestowed an
ihelf cases and a. very reasonable charges.
bVstou Jan ISL d2twly 10 JOHN rAGGARr,
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WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISIc
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations q
modatiOn) at 6.35 m.
For Springfield and Way Stations 6.S5, 900 am, a
pm. .
For Albany (express) 9.55; for New York and 4
(eXp.) 1925 m, and i.H and 1885 D m New
Sunday mail leaves at 1905 =. II. Sieepinp cat
leave Springfield for Rochester daily, c6nnectin
4.30 m train.
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200 lis. II. ,
l35 exp, 2O5 eNn., 400, sic exp. m. ALBANY &
express $50 m. Sunday mail 1925 m Monday,
RAILROAD CoFNECT1oNs.--At ALBANY win IL
York Central, Troy and Grcenbnsh. and Undsonf
Railroads. At Chatham with the Harlem and Il
end Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads III
Line WIN TIE Iiousstcnic Railroad Al PittsAei,
the Pittsheld an Sorth Adams and Housatoris M
AZ Westaed with the New Haven ond T",it
A. Springfield with the Hartford, New Haven and 4
held; and connecticut River Railroads, Al Paima
the sew London Northern RR. AT Worcester In
Wih the providence and Worcester WorcrstG
sasnua am Norwich and Worcester Railroad
bury, and Milford Railroads 'N
o o. RUSSELL. sup,t. SPRING.
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EosTON & ALBANY RAILR(
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION,
L-AIAIER AKRA NGEAiLhrr ,nn,1,nnnrin,t on, :

BOSfON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on
DAY, May u, 1871.
EASSEAGER TRAINS leave Worcester;
For Boston, AZ 20 exp, Z, 925 exp. and 945 nj
l'lU, 80 exp. $50 exp, 600 and 9.55 exp. m.
The 4.29 nj, and 3, 3.55 and 9'55 IN trains
f9Y, lower; all others from the upper station.
For Grafton, Westboro'. SouthyiliC, COrdavill-
Ashland At 100 and 9i5 a m, LAO and 800 pm. ..
for south Framingham, i.20, 200, A25, and az
lin, d.25, 3j5, 500 and 9h5 m.
For Milford, az 100 and Is a IN, lao, 3.25 and 3.5y
For Natiek at 100 and q As m. lao and 500 M
FOR wellesley, Granville, West Newton, n
and Brighton, at 100 and 9,45 m, and 600 p m.
sengers for The same stations can also take the 4
train, which leaves Eatick twenty-seyen minutes )
wards.
The i.20 a III train runs every day except MOI ds
others every day except Sunday.
Sunday express from Albany leaves the lower
at S.S5 q III. for Boston.
Sunday Mail leaves Lower Station st $50 A. NJ. /
day) for g; son.
TRAINS leave Boston as follows:
Fer Worcester at $50, 100. $50 exp, 9 exp, M
express, $50 express to Framingham, $50 expires
For New York, via Springfield, 900 exp. m, so
New York, via Norwich, 5.3C exp.pm.
Grafton 100 m, l.5O, $50 p m.
WestboIo' 100 a m. l,30. 4.30, $50 exp pm.
SouthVllC, 100 a IN, l.3n, 4.30 , m.
Corolville, l,DO m, l.S0, 4.J0 p N.
Ashland, 100 m, LOO 400 $50 exp. nm.
South birmingham, 500, 100, S.3O exp. and &c
M ~ -,it exe., 400 exp, 400, 4.3O exp, so
Natick, 100 10 N, l,3O 2.l5, 400, 800 $50 500 o.
Millbury, 100 a IN, 80 D 10.
SaXonville, 1000 a NJ 500 m.
Milford, 400, $50 exp, 9eXp. am 2l5 exp. 430 eXs
All outward trains runs daily except sunday.
Sunday Mail leaves Boston al $50 m, stopping
Newton, South birmingham, Worcester, West
esld Palmer and SPrinsne,lG aTriyes in New. y.
A. FIRTH, Asst Sup't, Boston,
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A FINE LOT OF
PianOfOrteS and Organs
TO RENT!
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Az MAIN ST.
RICHARDS, METCALF & CO.,
o6 diff SPY BLOCK.
ITO LET-A large room. I'd floor. $50 Main
NJ, st. INQUIRE Of c. X. HUBBARD, No Rogers
TO LET-At South End, near Horse R. R.,
4 new and desirable Cottage House, rooms. Pos,
session given immediately Apply to
ABBOTT 81 RICE cs RsS} r EHsaqpss
no LET-Nice New Tenement of rooms
= No. Larch st near Merrick st. diff s25
ITO LET-A suit of rooms over tbe Five
ol0 dii {. HARRIS scc'y,
ESK ROOM TO LET-Up one fight
- IN Room :, lst National Bank Building Inquire at
~ N",loIal IRE ms COS office. dh ol3
NO L LEY Tenements on Providence
= stone OF four rooms. one of three rooms to Amer
lean Families. Inquire between and P. NJ
A FIRsT-CLASS LOWER TENEMENT
premises. diff ''' inquire ." o. t"e
FOR SALE OR TO LET-In the centre of
a lewiston, store and Tenement connected of seven
INQUIRE Of HORACE Kendall, or , JOHN &YDR RSs
Boylston, Oct I6. 1911 dr. %
fT'O LET-Rooms for light manufacturing
l. purposes, up one fight. Inquire at
o,,s ,,e WORCESTER SKIRT Co,
au,o al 1854 Main st.
TENO LET-ln the Block corner of Main and
e in Sc Sew shf B tRd OPPOSITE SS % q 50
two rooms on the second dspr suitable for Offices one
% * x 30 and one FOX rs. i, R. c. TAYLOR.
FHNO LET-Four tenements on Davis st. p: two
= OF them IN the new house, No. IL now ready; and
E at W 70 Tc wiz lib Be ready Sept Apply 10 Mrs
NO LET-The large lower tenement of nine
- rooms, with stable at the corner Of Edward and
East Sn5 s Apply to WM ALLYN at the corner of
10 IL, REN 'I5,, of Front Rooms in I'd
heTy or other bu-iness purposes. Apply to
81 dI w II. GoULDlEG.
FNO LET-A newly finished Lower Tenc.
= ment of or rooms at No silver ST Inonire nj
the house before II O'Clock A. NJ, or after p NJ "
oIo du N NJ. BARNES
Rooms TO RENT
Also, STORAGE
o. iii f. NJ. STOCKWELL.
rE1O RENT-Suits of Rooms, or Single
a Rooms for Offices. Also, Desk Rooms, and rooms
ma ~ 01S III GooDNow & TAYLOR.
FNO RENT-The Store No. II on Mechanic
= street, now occupied by the ST. Louis Flour 90
ms store is admirably adapted for the grain iron or
GEO. cRoMrToN,
my6 DIFF Crompton Loom Works Green st.
FNO RENT-To small family, one Upper
a Tenement OF 5rooms, corner of Harrison and b axe
~ Apply on premises, orOf JAS. MELANEFY, office
No. worcester Bank Block, Foster IT, dtf Of
| taNO LET-One tenement of seven rooms.
| = Apply AT No. 70 West St. du Of
| fNO LET-In Crompton's Block. Mechanic
ST. rooms Of various sizes second third and fourth
hoIs ultaDe LOT Offices, manufacturing PURPOSES and so
ctg rooms rms new and elegant block il centrally To-
~ Wtn lew rods of Main ST. the Dcpots IL ia
ee business centre of the city and fitted up with all
Lhen09eIh improvements, making il one of the most
aesraoe locations Tor business Worcester For
| anu lurther particulars, inquire Of
| ,.oo ,.e GEO. CRoMPToN,
| -Je-V ud trompt0n Loom Works. Green ST.
| FHNO RENT-A convenient tenement of &
rooms, all floor, in the new house corner If
| Harrison and Coral SITS. @dtf angl
| -
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Leaves Webster for Worcester - G.OOsm.
Leaves Worcester tor Webster at G.:s5 M
-, /, 81. n, ANDREWS Supt
du Norwich IL Worcester Division


Ns.tI7TNIlNI .NINU WANNNtTI TTNTTT
~ AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAI
cas- !cave Worcester Foster St Depot for Ioosac IN
h'il, N9Ilh Adams Saratoga and Troy, NJ " AT $40
NJ, lor North Adams, lloo,ac Tunnel Greenfield SE,
outhe t3llN and hrtueporo, at $50 and llI5am F
"TtPnnel4 III $50 and HIS A. NJ. and 420 p NJ
pm. 0 az Tow iu' ana
Leave Greenfield for Boston at 30 and q3jama
~ m lea'e BraltehOro for Boston at l22 and :
a N. and 2.00 m. " ~
J. ne ,iU m aud 20 m trains, from Hoosac Tunn
h''u M llaln from Greenfield and Al a IN and 20
trains from BIatilchOru connect at FttChburtr vi
trains for Providence. Newport aud r lunion
me 5O IN aud l.20 p IN trans from Huosac Tuun
ana y Al q m and eco pm trains from Brattrbor, ~
Hect III tllghbug with trains for Worcester Provden,
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For Freight and Cabin or Steeragc Passage
Apply at the COmpany's Office, so STATE STREET,
BOsToN. JAMES AJFXANDFE Accent
UT IN worcester, TO RICE IL WHITING,
mN2I diff Main Pearl
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Solicitor of Patents for Inventions Trade Marks n
DESIGNS. No. IS State St. onnosite killv 81 ~
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A MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS

fNO RENT-A convenient tenement of 6
- rooms az on one floor, in the house corner Of
~ ii9On Hii" Sotdi SIS sa,a---.s-F dtf au3l
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sired him at once to put on. He
then requested him to turn himself round
before cheval looking glass, which was in
the room, and judge for himself how much
better it became him than the dressing-gown
he had been wearing-a ready-made article,
but with which he had for some time been
thoroughly contented. My informant does
not feel sure whether the King presented the
dressiDg-gown to his visitor or not, but he
told me that he knew he made him wear it for
some time, while he sat by the Kings side
listening to string of anecdotes connected
with tailoring, which the sight of the
dressing-gown had conjured up. Gradu-
ally the King, warming with his con-
genial theme, talked himself into good
spirits, said he was sure Peel must be tired,
and recommended him, nothing 10th, to go
back to his chamber. The King took an
sffectionate leave of him, but allowed him to
return the following morning, without ex-
pressing any desire for another interview.
The very next news that reached him from
the Pavilion was that Canning, who was i'll at
Brighton at the time, had been conveyed to
the Pavilion in a sedan chair, and had had
the interview with George ", which led to
his appointment as Prime Minister in Lord
Liverpools place, and to the secession of
the Duke of Wellington, Mr.. Peel, and their
friends, from the Government Of
q. al. Young, 1rGgediGnl, by has Son.
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Anecdote of George Nv.

His late Majesty George ~ is the hero of
the following anecdote:-Peel went to Brigh-
ton to inform the King of the death of the
Premier, Lord Liverpool, and had some diff
Guilty in checking the grief of the father of his
people, whose anxiety for the welfare of the
State was intense and fearful. He succeeded,
however, in dispelling his fears for time,
and left him tranquil.
In the course of the night, however, SER
want went to the door of the Home Secretary,
to beg that he would go down to the King at
once, without waiting to dress himself, as his
Majesty was again taken seriously i'll. Peel
promptly obeyed the summons, in his dress
ing gown and slippers, and found the King
unquestionably worse than he had ever seen
him before, and harping upon the difficulties
with which he was threatened, out of which,
he declared, there was no possibility
of escape. He proposed that Peel should
to the Duke of Wellington, and
summon him to the Pavilion. Peel assured
the King that there was no necessity for such
extraordinary hurry, and prevailed upon him
to wait till the next day, when he would be
more calm, and better able to determine on
the most desirable course to adopt under the
emergency. The King consented to this
adjournment, and made protestations of un-
fiinching confidence in the Duke of Yelling
ton and Peel, confessing that with two such
ministers by his side, it would be culpable in
him to despair. He embraced
Peel warmly and wept upon his
shoulder; when suddenly, in the midst of bis
excitement and his protestations of attach
ment and confidence, he broke off, exclaim-
ing, ''Peel, who made your dressing7gown?
Peel confessed his ignorance, and the King
his astonishment at it. 'Open that ward
robe" he said, ''and will show you what 9
dressing-gown ought to be-" Peel obeyed,
and drew forth an ample robe de elGBabre
composed of rich material, and elabo
rately ornamented, which the King de
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CLOSING SPRING SALE OF 2OOO CASES BOOTS,
SHOES, TRAVELLING BAGS, HATS, ETC.
ON Tuesday Morning,
June 81, at 10 O'Clock, on months credit, 62l st
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LARGE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH, GER
MAN, AND DOM ESTlL DRY GOODS,
On Thursday morning
June 20, at 10 O'clock four months credit. 20 st
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-19
A Supply Of Coed Blood.

The Sea-weed Tonic in conjunction with the Pills
permeates and ass initiates with the food. ChyiiE-
cation is progressing without its previous cor
lures. Digestion becomes painless, and the cur -
seen TO be at hand. There is no more fatuleuce.
sets in.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet
given by ind a. gent Father 10 suffering Iuau.-
Schenck's PulmoIiic Syrup comes in To 1erfOrm its
functions and to hasten and complete the cuIe II
enters at uFOn its work Nature cannot BE-
cheated. II collects and riPens the impaired anG
diseased portion! of the lungs. In the form Of
gathrings it prepares them fer exTectorstion and
10 in very short time the malsdy II vanquish he'd
the rotten throne il occupied Is renovated and made
new, and the patieTt, III all the manhood or woman
hood that was
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DIR. yOSEPEg SCEENCE'S SE5E-
PEE TREATMENT

and availed themselves Of his wond erfu ethcacious
medicines they would not have fallen.
DR.. Schcnck has in hi- own case proved thai
wherever sufficient vitality remains that vitality,
by his medicines aud his directions Tor their use,
IS quickened into heaithful viEor.
In this statement there Is nothing presumptuous
TO the faith OF the invalid Is made repres@ nia-
tion that is not Thousand tim substantial a Uy
living and visible works. The theory Of the cure
by Dr. ;chcnck's medicines is simple as It II I'M
failing. It's philosophy requires no argument II
is Self-assuTin-, seif-cOnv ihcig-
The Sea-weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the
first two weapons with which the citadel "f tno
malady is assaulted Two-hirds Of the cases OF con
sumption originate in dyspepsia and functioraily
disordered livti. With this condition the bFoH-
chial ia bes s-symPathiz e" with the stomach They
respond tothe morbifc action Of the liver. Here
then comes the eliminating result, and the setting
i. wi d all IL dis rc,,irg ~ N m oIus Of