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tenniaI work. were listened to with great
interest. 1t was also stated that there
would be il Woman'S department i'll the
Exposition of 1876, but not on the
model of that in the Vienna Exposition
where. the work under the patronage
of the Arch Duchess Marie was divided
into four classes; LIST. The labor i'll
converts. 2nd. The work of amateurs.
3D.. The works of the household. 18th.
Pictures by women. 1t was not stated
however. in what manner the labor in
our Centennial is to be divided. MI
merous agents are actively engaged i'll
this and foreign countries, in order to
arouse the people to the Importance OF
having the Woman's department great
success. Shares have been actively
sold during the past summer, and sub
scriptiOns to the stock still exhibits Il
lively interest.
Nine miles from Philadelphia, among
the Chelton Hills, and on the TacOny
Creek, is Ogontz, the residence of Jay
of such an immense loss to thousands.
1t is building composed of Mans:rd
towers and pavilions. and iron veran
dahs; and surrounded within and with
out with all the elcgancicS and i'm
prOvemcnts of the present day. The
view from that side of the mansion,
which the conservatory is seen, repre-
sents walks with tlOwer-heds of all
shapes, and beautiful terraces, enclosed
by mock ruin, from which fireworks
were usually set forth on national h"li
days. From an opposite vcrandah may
he seen glimpses of graSsplatS slipping
down to the creek while the velvet
surface is intersperScd with fountains,
gliStcning in the sun. and sending their
fine sparkling spray high into the air.
FIom this point also may hc seen Il
beautiful imposing marble cditicc. the
Scpulchrc of the family. and from the
b'lNh bl winch SlItltIltS IL me piece bl
timber land. There are about 3UO acres
If land attached to the building. the
greater part of which is covered with
natural wood. His residence is about
:, mile from ShocmakcrStown. Il station
on the North Penn. Railroad. and from
which he came daily to the city When
obliged {" remain at home. on account
Of indiSpo>ilinn or othrrW i>,.. Il telegraph
ic despatch WAS Immediately sent to his
banking huUSt on Third street. In a
small village near 10y lived his agent.
General Ncttlcton of Saudu>kN. Ohio.
He ais" had a private secretary and
ph"n"graphcr together with about fum-
teen servants at Og"mt/. JAY Cook
also had about two hundred cmplnN,>
i'll his three banking houses. At one
time he Is believed to have been worth
- .ODO.mD. His beautiful establish
m"ut among the shelton IIill~ i now
closed. and most of the StlN ants have
been dismissed. y large portion of his
stock has also been sold
lIII\ Moss
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Letter from Philadelphia.
PHILA.. Oct. 9th, II,

DcdT CuledORidn - The Womm's
Centennial Executive Committee, is
very active in its preparations for the
Centennial. The various ward com
mittees met on Tuesday, Oct. 2Ist. in
Spring Garden Hall their usual place
of meeting on Walnut street, not being
of sufficient size to accommodate all
members present. Mrs. E. ID. Gillespie
occupied the chair. \ number of COM
munications showing that in various
states and territories, persons are ac-
lively engaged i'll organizing commit
tees, i'll reference to the Woman's Cen
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g., T..
to subdue the h''iSi'"V' ~ H.; H.,
Constitution Spccrhes, WIZ nit,, oooa,,
little animals ln,' wv
II anything """'" ;I :,
Mr.. +. /. Barh'lhl i''S al -
London. He Will &" al once l." al !,
to hold conference WIN NV NJ
prominent aeronaulS Oh Eti"r' "l''" INV
subject OF Il tfalSa'iail' '"ii'"
age. which he INTENDS 10 li'N' "'.";''
/ pliShcd undel his Ilhiieh,''''
/ ion If any feasible pan" H"'"'" y" i''
scented.
/ Professor James Allen of Provldenr"
| is under engagement to make captive
/ balloon aSccnSlonS Ill Saili"li'i' ,i"'''
/ the l>t of December to the Isl 81 MAY
/ 1t Is also understood tiiat All"r ms 'h
gagcmcnt closes there he VIII a''e'!Pt
Il trip across the continent as il PROOF Oh
his own belief III the theory "l an east
erly current.
If is reported that Gen. Butler pro
poses to introduce and will press at the
coming session of Congress his convcrti-
bic. bond bill as Il panacca for the pres
cnt financial troubles. lie proposes
that these bonds under tins blil ShiiI
bear Il low rate of Interest. say 5."', per
cent, and shall he converting mt" legal
tender currency on presentation I" the
Treasury Department.
Colonel X. =. Morgan addressed the
farmers of Mclean County at DauNcr>.
ILL.,, and expressed his diSapproNIl of
all the scheme, that look to the inter
vcution of Congress. He argued that
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ing huzzaS for our victories for years
past ? We like to see them waste 'hcll
powder on Ohio. 1t Is money thrown
AWAY. y. Commercial ldre'f'ser.
In the trial of Colonel james Fisk.
Jr.. for assault with intent t" Kill upon
Edward ;. Stokes. in progress ut New
York. the counsel for Stokes has sue
ceeded in proving, thus far. that FISK
was killed by Stokes i'll ScIf-defcnCe ;
that he WAS killed by the accIdcntal
discharge of his own pistol as ne was
cooking it to shoot Stokes: that Stokes
was dodging the shots from Fisk : pistol
when the latter fell down stairs and
was accidentally killed; that Fisk com
mittcd suicide in tit of rage and cha
grin at being unable to hit Stokes and
expected to show conclusivcly, this
week. that Fisk isn't dead ut all. There
can he no doubt that the jury Will find
Fisk guilty. B0st0H Gtobc.
1T is said that ninc-tenthS of the
ministers of the country are not rs well
paid as base ball professionals. And
pray, why should they be The base
ball professional has to 60 round the
country toiIimg and struggling with balls
and bats and cigars and champagne and
things. while the minister has little or
nothing to do but get up in the pulpit
and preach. tOUJjci' jOUImdI.
Old Commodore Vanderbilt, instead
of making two more tracks to New
York is recommended to make sure
that he has one track to heaven. CHI
cago Post.
what kind of Il Government have
we now - asks Andy j., with the air
of Il Roman patriot. After reference T."
the 'Outlincs of Universal History" we
are able to state that it is Il rcpublic.-
Cincinnati Times.
The most hopeful and gratifying bust
ness fact just NOW is this. Every YES
sci cleared for foreign ports is filled
with American produce. and the CON
slant cry is fol more The balance of
trade is all III our favor. and will work
ont golden results in due time. y lit
tie patience and confluence j. all that i
needed to place the county back upom
Il footing of uncNampled prosperity.
Albany .joUHdi.
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Them " ti one or copies will SECURE,
M ,n, m III 81 'il"n 10y sending their orders
rllI" list can b had hy dealers 80,
' mn single copy. hl mail ~ cents "
,,i - H!'"' publishers issue AN Animal FL -,
@ business Directory for New lI;in,,,sii ~ 'i
IN "r,. a, pan as the tb",r riic,. h., ,,,,I
sent in ,p men tue latter is ready both viii h,
itur IN 'a'h ease and not expect cb"n' rNH',
FACTUNIXt; % po 'LAREMONT MANI
Claremont n. H. D'"A Makers
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FLORIDA,

From November L. May. Fl .ridl j. th,. f:lvoril,.
resort i'i northern people" hut lis limited hotel ga,
PH'l> prove MS many ;I'u making It their winter
h"i"' Mh" would "thrIwi>, Il" IL. It is proposed
'"'uii Il large Motel at point in thu, STATE. 10
meet TIA" req r,iu,nt~ ct those. " lu d. ir,. .,,fri
Hi h'',lnmydHti"u>- My experience at thu II
James I"i"I ck>"nNiiir last winter enables m,
!" speak ""nhdrnilally tn, sllrr, - of This en-
''i"lNr. For information a, To plans Nc address
>. ., / Il. OENI~
'
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REMOVAL!
Citizens of ST. Johnsp"'

! would call yuur attention O. '.t
business uu Portland Street. Ni,''
{" continue tiliu- orders tor t.. .
Ornamental Sins also i'l.riu ai' ''.
Painting in all its VARIETIES. ta''..-.
ais" Ice neatly done shop just go
Portland Street.
orders can bt. LETT with VII \.a.
rr place. OF business. and Mil TO- .~
To- daily. qnti tIINI.
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HALL 4 FLETCHER
FARM AT a BARGAIN.

situated within /! miles "i ,ir,rl.>hnr.. Station
ana "lihin mll'> "t Et>t i.I,lWlrh on tn. T. n
q. Il. E.--n'-'I >ch"i rauulu. water ut huuS, and
barn, Wen 'i"''rr'd. GOOD pasture. ,,1t.,iu>
NOM 20" "'i'~ , desirable qlIc, tx ANY man
WI" Viii pay >'th col Gun down. Ih. resi- ma, u.
mann GA m"rt-a-'. Address
ELISHA MAY Attorney
81. Inhn.hurN " nct .. I-,i Nm
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Editorial Paragraphs.

"" think ON West Concord core
Spomdcnt must be mi>iuformcd in re-
gard To the right of the druggist there
Ia sell liquor. Many druggists take
ont Il United States license To sell Ii
qu"r. bur they are still amcnahlc to the
state law. and are liable to hr arrested
and tined for every otlrnsc. This mat
ter has just been up at Montpelier,
VIII re three or tour druggists were
complained of. and paid fines ranging
from SEQ to 5000 each. II the town
agent in Concord sells liquor for other
purposes than those specified i'll the
law. petition the Commissioner to re
move him and appoint man who will
obey both the letter and spirit of the
law. If your druggist is such Il man,
appoint him. One place where liquor
is sold is enough for any town.
W" presume before this paper is
printed. the Hird trial of Edward
Stokes for the murder of james Fisk
will have been completed and Stokes
dcqHUtcd We say acquitted. for no
one has amy idea that Stokes will he
convicted. Yet we do not suppose there
is any more doubt now than when he
was before convicted. that Stokes de
lihc,atcly shot Fisk. and that he went
to the Grand Central Hotel for that eX-
press puIp"Sc. That Il man can thus
commit foul murder. rs did Stokes and
a> did Mcfarland before him. in the
killing of \. ID. Richardson, and he
acquitted. is one of the alarming signs
of the times.
One feature connected with this
Fisk Stokes affair and to which we
have alluded heretofore demands I'M
mediate attention from the law makers.
We refer To that law which incarcc-
rates an innocent witness of Il crime.
Two men who were in the hotel ut the
time of the shooting of Fisk-waitcrs
in the housc-havc been locked up for
nearly two yeals, because they are
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-31
FiREMAN'S MEETING

The members OF p,lu.r Fr,. Enoiur e., W y
are requested t. meet at then Engine II all on sum
mrI street. on Tuesday Nnl. liII I-1l at 1n,I,rL
T. cl II hcIn- the last meeting. ct tn. S,.,s,,u :,
nun ait"n'ianc" Is desired. Also thn-,. members
NIl" nave uniforms ~ their homes are REQUESTED To
pIhS mem IN. and th"s" Citizens who ilu not he
winch belong t" the Company. are requested To- r..
Iiiin the same. II. CNIPE\ I'E, f-I.,I
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l)AETNnJ TIL COLLEGE. Dartmouth
Is not quite ready t" drop haziug. a>
WAS sufficiently proved 10y an exciting
cane rush between the Sophumnrt~ and
freshmen. "Wednesday night. Only the
timely Interference of Il professor pre-
vented REPETITION of the rush. next
morning. The faculty have decided
t." return t" the old plan of civ
ing t"n weeks vacation Just before
graduation. The Anvil. which has been
Pnhll>hrd nearly Il year hy the students
dies for want ofpatronagr.
The Michigan Constitutional Convcn-
tl"n after Il long discussion. has adopted
Il provision for licensing the sale of
liquor. Th" license fee is to he $500
and Is t" go t" the poor fund.
The Congrcgatiomali>t tells of Il min
lister VIII" prayed forty minutes at Il
funeral. and adds Not Solomon in
all his glory would have PRAYED at this
length. had he dedicated Il hundred
temples"
owing t" the war among the dry
goods merchants at Denver, caIirorS
were reduced To two cents per ward. and
every editor. reporter and minister in
the plar" now wears Il shirt-gaudv in
some Instances. hut still Il shirt. 81.
Lo"iS Dispatch.
Mary Rcardon died at the MaSSachu-
SettS general hospital, Thursday from
the effects of freezing her limbs. 10
months ago. since which she had suf-
Tered tW" amputationS.
;. Judge Aldrich has sent Il Boston
liquor-Sell"r to the house of correction
Tor three months. for pleading first of
TENSE when he had been fined before.
his policy will tend to make the rum
sellers less t"rgettul of their court
record.
squirrels are ii pest in California. and
the Legislature is to be asked for a law
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HALL & FLETChEH
1000 Mistakes Corecfe'

Helps Ia speak and wriir D''f'...
rahcc. Il gentleman VIII" hat ."'.
crarN work all hI~ 'it,.. uI- ~i"''
book and has examined u>,E l".
en- us IN these "CurrtciIuu- '.'
the best writers II deserves
Dictionary. Ne offer thu lr.'
Agents and premiums UuH,''"''
utility. Send I" y. IIEliNI r'
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TIE YELLOW FEVER At MEMPHIS.
\ number of citizens of Memphis. So
jouIming at 81. Louis during the fever
III that city. held Il meeting Oh Friday
to devise means To furnish further Iclict
to the people of that pia@Ir-~trirkrn
city. Colonel Williamson presided and
said that it WAS impu>>ihlc foI strangers
to comprehend the condition of Mcm-
phi>. The situation WIS appallin" he
y"ud description. The trNcr l. more
like plague than anything else. and
its IaVagc> are not checked 10y the frost.
Newspaper accUI;nt> ANA tclrg!.im> have
III no >rll>c exaggerated the condition of
the city. \ committee WIS appointed
to canvass the city toI aid. An appeal
wa~ ais" issued. which >:lN~: ''AI,mphi>
j. almost dcp"pulatrd. Out of :1j.OOU
inhabitants only about In.uuO remain.
OF these. more than 100 are now sick
There nr 4.u0O newly made widow :
and orphans dependent "m charity. and
even though the >coUr@c NcIC L. cease
at once these helpless people must hc
assisted during the coming winter"
y dispatch from Memphis. Friday.
SAYS the response from the NI~"m>
Throughout the country j. :" liberal that
Ii" further contribution j. needed
y dispatch from Memphis. M"nday
night. states that information from all
available >"uIoc> goes To- confirm the
opinion that the fever i rapidly de
crra~img. There were fewer Ipplira-
ti"n~ t"r muses.. Monday. than since the
beginning at the plague. EIcm noon.
Saturday. to noon. sunday. there we've
2G deaths from yellow fever. and from
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Green Mountain Bows

lhrrr being II" session of the I.c.,i.l,tur,. tr,;s
, 'I !, Is now cnntd,ntly expected HAT fh uy
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TRANSFERS!

~, -"'u team Horses Ion sale chrap-In
"Ii' VI y. L. BOWMAN
st. .Iuhnsbury Vt an,
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COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MESSRS. j. Il C. MAGUIRE, st Louis, MO. os s
tlemen:The undersigned having known A ~" it,
many years as reliable chemists and FiaI i;s
and observing the effective action q YOU I,,,ar,
for whatever recommended. wish 70 ues a. ~ ,,,;,S
evidence to the efficacy of you lrst anu IA ~ n
ion hest INFORMATION ''MAGU IKE > = M
GO BITFERSu 1t is all that you eau, ~ 49,; %.
alternative purgative, depurai9f wv I'D bis
specially upon the liver, blood hies aii' " eis'
JosEpH BROWN Mayor, who ADDS: have
found this the most pleasant ana ehe''i'e
have ever used
1,IT &c Sells STATE Insurance Commissioner,
tNtaaiSs. al endorse the Mayors opinion !"
THoS. RTCHESoN, s. III LhFLINN,
pres White Lead Oh Of Lefiin d RAND Powder
- &c e HorsEH. Caks. D. CONFER,
Prop st. Louis Globe. ca mn Dem Cen Com
w E.WAGNER, PIG. FURGEsON,
" f,Ierk Probate Conrt Jerks " of No Dem.
BRITAIN A. HILL. HENRY T. MUpD
Attorney at Law. Late City q ! G s1n Ass g
80 prost R,tm,ns SAYINGS C'tk Court Criminal
go. Correct
NORMAN j. GOTHAM, b: M. CHAMBERS IA 1 asbs 'n.n,
Pub, kural Home; Pres sHs \ I'm oSiii
MI HARTNETT, e. ; S'hi1 ~ = Nj e, A
Late City Collector SrpyaigE ~ n
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81 M a,,ssSs 3 "a 4 ts,gNiTM JAMES ARCHER,
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American woollon Msnuiasturss

IL appears 70 be an undeniable fact that
~ some OF the most important specialties
~ woollcn manufactures, American skill
has proved superior 10 the best foreign.
lu the whole range Of fancy cassimeres,
including the mixed of silk and wool. in
style taste. perfection Of manufactures
aud strength of material we now excel
the English, and nearly approach the pro.
auctions OF France. The same may he
said OF the whole range Of flannels .colored
and plain, and Of the "Esquimaux" and
Moscow beavers which have been imi.
tated from the Germans. IN the low cost
pilots used as substitutes for the beavers.
the English are without a successful rival.
In all the grades Of woollen shawls which
can be fabricated Of American wool we
successfully vie in quality of fabric and
cheapness Of price with the Scotch who
are contessedly at the head of this branch
Of manufacture. In the class of all-wOoI
goods Of light weight, also, made in all
varieties Of colors--known as sackings and
cloakings-the fabrics are now sold in this
country cheaper than any similar goods
are sold IN Europe and this, notwithstand-
ing the difference, so far as the price OF
labor Is concerned, in favor Of foreign
manufacture st LINUS Republican
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MOFFAT's life Pulls
aud
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The most Successful Medicines
in the world.
Established In 1885, by one OF
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
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pleasing results than any other
Medicine in eases Of diseased
Liver, Blood, or Skin, Indiges-
ton, COstiyeness, Bilious Com
plants, Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands Of certificates are
in our possession, giving detailed
accounts OfperfectC CT RESetfect-
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System, and
put all the functions of the body
in a healthy condition.
CO Sold by Druggists everywhere.
J. T. Rowland. Proprietor, IS Liberty
Street New York
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WHITTIER are we Drii,ing,

The Cincinnati Enquirer has the follow.
ing:
There are bills before Congress, brought
in by members Of the dominant party, 10 this
effect
|. To purchase and run the telegraph as
a government institution.
.. To assume jurisdiction over, and reg
ulate the fares of the Railroads.
3. To pass a National election law, and
supervise and control the elections of the
country.
4. To seize upon and exercise the con
troll Of all the common schools in the diff
tcrent States.
5. To enteron and condemn property in
the States for the federal government,
without the consent Of the State Legisla-
ture, or even against their Iemonstrance.
.. In addition, federal judge in Louis
lana assumes to decide who are State Can
yossyrs OIL votes, and thus foists upon the
pgsSple a Governor, Legislature, county
Z, The Washington Administration
with the bayonets Of its soldiers snstains
the Judge in, this proposit S' '''''''
Can anybody doubt where ,b;s nol;ov i
tending? i' poiioS 40
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Extract Of Brch1.
- u g - u

A Specific Remedy for all Diseases Of the Urinary
ORGANS. retention or inCuutIuUHnce OF urine,
irrltauOns InfrmatiOn or liberation Of the Bladder
ami Kidneys. stone in the Bladder. Gravel or Brick
dust deposit. Bright disease milky discharges, and
al diseases OF the BLADDER, kidneys, PROSTATE
Gland, whether affecting Male Female or Child.
F1R WEAKNESS. arising from youthful iRdiscrs
it Cblse crcssSeS or dissipation. attended nth
some Of tfs r0i!0iCtlg symptoms. Nervous Deb5i0y
Lass Of Memory istiSpgsittgB 10 eyerfioH 0r bust
qsss. LOss Of F0so-v, ShOFtSsesS Of Breath, TreH-
5bag T'rOt blsd trtih ih0aghts Of Disease DiHneSs
n" Fjsi0l. Pam IN The Back, Chssf and Heat, Rush
nj Stood 10 fhs Head, skin ErHDti0Ss, Fa!s COuH-
tsasErf, and Dry skin.
Il -llcsa symptoms are allowed to 70 on. v r. fire.
..- gfiv Fpiieptic Fits and Consumption follow.
fne nsane asylums and the records Of death by con
sumption bear ample witness 10 the truth Of the
-.r.au where the constitution becomes affected with
urztaic weakness il requires the aid OF nyiguT-
a'.a- medicine to strengthen aud tone mp the sys-
ffa. which HENDERSON BUCHU does in every case
. FsE FEMALES, Young or Old, married or single, at
the avn of womanhood or at the turn of life, HKS-
uEEDF BUDHU has no equal ii diseases peculiar
10 t5nalCF in painful or difficult menstrnation.
Car.nie inflammation OF the Uterus. Falling OF the
Web Leuhhrrea or Whites, Sterility or Barrenness
ana II complaints incident to the sex, whether arts
in ON indiscrhtion habits ofdissipation or in the
y de- e or change Of life. HENDERsON's BUCHU is
rue allied by any remedy known II is prescribed
by t.r most eminent physicians all the world.
H. b used after confinement, and all enfeebled con-
Sits jons Of both sexes and all ages.
'I1gsrEPsIA or INDIGESTION. HEADACHE. pain in the
sul err, coughs, dizziness, sour stomach, cructa-
tag- bad taste in the mouth, palpiiation of the
hear ain in the region Of the kidneys, and thous-
and 1ner painful symptoms. are the offspring OF
Vvspe sia. HENDERSON BUCHU inyig0l ates the
stors a, stimulates the torpid Liver, Bowels and
KiIu to healthy action. In cleansing the blood
of al PARTIES, and mparting new life and vigOr
. 10 p hole system. II is the Great Life giving
Prur e.
n, APP AND OTTER WoRsrs, by which thousands
of f.r rs, Young and old, affected. eectua
! IN r, ed from The system by HENDERSON BUCHU.
yynr-.c xiet upon the diseased humOrs and not up.
on lealthy elements of the body. NoYermfuges
aufl.riHties or system Of medicine will etiectu
an n the system from these monsters Of disease
7 like yDERsuN New and Improved Extract BU
+ CHI
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CLIMAX! GILMAN!

Pages Climax Salye, a Family
blessing for % cents.
It heals without n scar. No
family should be without il.
warrant il t0cUrC SerGfula
Sores, Salt Rhcum, ChilblainS,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
ScaldS, Cuts, and SpraiES.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
1T has no parallel-hayingp per-
fectly crGdicatcd disease, and
healed after all Othcr remedies
had failed. II is'a compound OF
Arniea, with many other Elk
tracts and BalSams, and put up
in larger boxes for the same
price than any other Ointment.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-22

when there is no lung disease and only Liver
complaint and Dyspepsia, Scheuk's Seaweed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills are sufficient, without the PM
monte syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills freely in all
olIions complaints as they are perfectly harmless
Dr schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted health
lot many years past, and now weighs 225 pounds
was wasted away to mere skeleton, in the very
a7' stage OF pulmonary Consumption his physicians
ha'ihs pronounced his case hopeless and abandoned
MN TO MS late He was cured by the aforesaid med
teies' ana SINCE MS recovery many thousands sim-
harry afic'ed have used his preparations with the
same remarkable success. Full directions accompa-
ny eacn' making 1t not absolutely necessary to per
soiaiy see DIR. sehenek unless patients wisb their
lungs examined