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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-09-23
NEW AND FASHIONABLE MIL
LIEERY,

NIRCUIT COURT PIERCE COUNTY.
" Norman Wright against Samuel g..
kollin.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed, Referee duly appointed by the
above named Court, and by virtue Of, and
in pursuance Of a judgment and decree Of
foreclosure and sale rendered by the Cir
cult Court Of Pierce county, in the above
entitled action, at the general May term Of
Of said Court for 1873, shall on the 3lst
day Of October, 1873. at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, Of
that day at the front door Of the Post
Office, In the city Of Prescott. In said coun-
~ OF Pierce. offer for sale at public
auction, and sell 10 the highest bidder, the
following described real estate to wit; the
South East quarter the South East quar-
ter Of Section l6, and the North East quar-
ter Of the North East quarter Of Section
u, all In township q Of range -, in the
county Of Pierce. and state Of Wisconsin.
Dated Sept. 10th, 1873.
CHARLEs SMITH, Referee.
wHITE BUTroS, PrTs. Aity's.
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HAVE opinions of your own which
you are ever ready to improve upon, and
then live true to them whether people
like you or not. It is the only way to
make and keep friends who are worth
having.
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r. J. WILCOX,

Dealer in Books, Stationery. Toys. News
papers, Periodicals, Inks. Pens, Pencils,
Pen-holders, Envelopes. Writing Paper,
Fancy Goods, &c. Orders for books or
anything else in my line which is not on
hand, will be filled at the shortest notice.
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.AOTECE.

". II. Mckay a Son will do plastering
In town .. country with neainess and dis.
patch. All work warranted where good
material is furnished.
VII NE w.H. McKLT & soS.
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IFesc0tt, WIS, sept. =, 1910
Hon. H. d. Barron:
SIR:-Seeing that through mad
yertence, or otherwise, in drafting the
resolutions adopted in the Senatorial
Convention which nominated you on
The Goth ult., the points upon the pro-
posed st. Croix aud Superior Land
Grant h. r. line are stated in inverse
order from the resolutions and bills
upon that subject heretofore: Therefore
you will oblige us by an answer to the
following question: DO you under
stand said resolutions to favor, and
ask you to favor and labor for the
bestowal of the st. Croix and Superior
Land Grant upon Company that will
commence the road at Prescott, or some
other point upon the Mississippi River
in Pierce County, and construct it
from there northwardly via River Falls
and the city OF Hudson to Superior
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Republican Ticket.

Republican Ticket.
For Governor,
c. G. WASHBURN.
For Lieut.. Governor,
r. ii. BAKER.
For Secretary Of State,
Il. w. YOUNG.
For State Treasurer,
OLE @. JOHNSON
For Attorney General,
L. T. FRISBY.
For Superintendent of Public Schools.
ROBERT GRAHAM.
For Commissioner Of immigration,
G.. p. LINDMAN.
For State Senator,
III. ID. BARRON.
For Member of Assembly,
j. Ii. PERSONS.
For County Superintendent,
M. Il. CADY.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
n. E. BURNS
Z. W. REED.
.TOhn white,
MISSES LEvINGs,

Keep Bookstore. embracing School and
Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals and Mag
azines. A full supply Of stationery
Store next door to Mrs. Winchester's Mil
linery shop, Main Street, River Falls. mt
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A. l.. ROBERTS.

nEALER in groceries and provisions, at
1.-the lowest market price. All kinds OF
farmers produce taken in exchange Tor
goods. Prescott Wis. 1881
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TEE River FALLS JOURNAL.

FIRST EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY TUEsDAY
TERMS sl.5o PEI yEEs
SECOND EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY FRID Az
TERMS sl25 PER YEAR.
TWO EDITIONS ONE YEAR TO ONE
ADDRESS, So. CASH IN ADVANCE.
Weekly Edition, published every Friday, ST.
A.,M0RSE g. son, Proprietors.
JOB PRINTING
or every description executed on short
notice, neat and at reasonable prices
OFFICE on Main Street.
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DAYTON MIII@,

BY Charles A. Mckee This mill Is now In
complete order for custom or merchant
work. A fair share Of patronage is res.
pectfully solicited, River Falls, Wis. nc
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I'elU advertisements.
PETER GOULD.
Gmisorial Irisf.

A fair share Of patronage is solicited.
Rooms on Main Street, first door North Of
Pierce's Warehouse, River Falls, Wis.
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lst EDITION..
A Letter to Judge Barron.

Prescott, Wis, Sept. 2, 1873
Hon. H. d. Barron:
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-19


t,|,. 81 1r1 l,I. I
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a.
tI 0r0 I1J .ta1I. lrt Io.H'
1- was elJ
81 -. IS {. +, ,..-
~ alpay8fa1
81 |1 81 "a '.|sr ~ e1 s. ,lsI
r '.rt Pc
s.s
- toh b. l'1i t.s 81 sor cane
Ami t.I The ltIr ~. .icl,i s il Ile .ar|s
'TercIi ~ - r.I l1.lI .i'o1 .I.1-n bg nfut
~ Hairsf 81. q q .'le .1' eI.arE9 l,'rr.
And Z I'M I.II4 II..1 I|1d ne 1I|f.
1n1 ol AZ ,.s I'D s1n
my e.u|1 With II. ~ d. err tolis D. shars.
IE11 l1eI .IIl'FI BIN IlcsI.-I1r own right a,ld
4. ..o... ~ -. ne1ae lls there
sIr1. h.rI I'-... fs.-I,le 5000 ~ FROM ne
- u11I rttlE .Issue q s1ole ana -
Ard l.I tIa - 81 ,lli nr-as'i know rio,
Naso1l1esr eAs'1t - ~ ,s.ls2lie .yess
I11 darkest IerItI. II1I'e1l bonrlest rlrr
Aea seeh e,.sk l,ir.-,i Z, - sisskesi hair
TEL him old Fihchcr fr1iicd rlary day.
And rl1IItl. poor doEi 'tfre p.il b. ditn'i die.
C11ucaed 81 ite roadsiie boy he WEIGHED tie way.
And 1rIIeI che IrlEc.rs a. f|lc unescd him by
IInI. l1ir or su1sfinc FHrt Twas al the same,
ue l'.I11cl Tor flt fool fhat r1Tcl came.
Tell Him lie horss a iosn.sne NE and cold
The are fIeciI seems robbed 81 hair hs light;
But nay 0c 'I|f rlF cfra arc rInHll- 4lur
hnl IhIn4s hook dim tel1rc ~ failing sig1f-
EsfnII fl'ai tel hin -tras Ftalf tlIlt spun
Tho lhir.s goe tdrr nnd siitehed tlenl ever one
Give - sleaslns. e.oral1g, nom s1d night.
iell llllr ny ff.l g. ~ qle.,.i ~ pa. s'oa'
That % NAY keen he IlIref atIi ID nI.[1t.
And HrIIq stand - Nd brave flller llooll--
Trne 10 iia name ~ EHlnirr and his God,
I6iihiul 10 home 1ld slcsI,iatt ltil abroad.
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Tobacco.


The total tobacco crop Of the United
States in 1870 was 262, 175, 81 pounds; in
1860, it was 434. POS, 46l pounds; and in
1850 it was 100, T52, Cos pounds While the
crop was largely more than donbled during
the decade ending with 1860, it decreased
ncariy a third during the decade ending
with 1870. The falling off isno doubt due
largely TO the excise tax levied on it during
the war, and stin maintained which dis
courages fhc consumption of it. The lars-
est producers of it are Kentucky whose
crop in 1870 was f05, 305 500 pounds: Fir-
ginia, 81, 0S6 J6f pounds; Tennessee, 81, =
465, Al pounds; Ohio, IS. 74l,913 pounsls {;
Maryland, IS, 785, $50 pounds; Missouri,
10, $40, 483 pounds: North Carolina, II, iJ0,
OS7 pounds; Indiana, 9,325. 500 pounds;
Connecticut, S.32S, 7gS pounds; Massachu-
sets, Z, 1872, SIS pounds, Illinois. >, 249, 274
pounds.
Kentuegsy has decreased its crop since
1860, nearly 1000 600 pounds Illinois
decreases ,430, 600 pounds; Missouri
decreases IL, 800, 600 pounds; Virginia
decreases SO, 900, 600 pounds; Maryland
decreases Il, 200, 600 pounds; Tennessee
decreases %, coo, 600 pounds North Caro-
lima decreases 81 000, 600 pounds, and all
the other Southern States show smaller dim
inutions of their crop since 1860.
On the other hand, Connecticut increases
about 1000, 600 pounds; Massachusetts.
100000 pounds; Indiana, 400, 600
pounds; Pennsylvania, 2S6. 600 pounds and
Wisconsin 800 000pounds.
In the manufacture Of tobacco into the
various forms III which It IS consumed,
there are 5, 2O4 establishments engaged em-
ploying- AZ, 5tS persons, and an aggregate
capital Of $24, s24 330 These establish
ments pay Sf4, 815, 342 wages, use S34, CSC. :
COZ of material, and turn out a product Of
S74, 962, 044 per annum The state most
largely engaged IN the business is New
York, which has /. 1913 establishments, TO-,
DAB hands, and 1925, 046 capital employed in
it, and whose manufactured product is sl8, Z
$40, 658 Next comes Missouri, 363 cstab-
lishmcnts, 3, 3e8 hands, 81 1856 727 wages.
50, 2S5, 915 Of materials and $40, 4l5 Goa u
product. Next comes Yiroinia-- establish
ments 13l hands employed ,534 capital
81, 391 OPS. wages 81. 18f, AS; materials
81, 0S2, fS1 product s. 054, TO Pennsyl-
vania has establishments, I, 005, employees,
0.229; capital, 81 517, 795 wages, 81 so, Z
7s9; materials, s., 2S2 7Si product, Sc, 234 :
493 Illinois establishments, 274 :
employees, 1854; capitai, 81, 904 GO; wages,
1871, IA materials, 81, 046 922 product.
"a, S197l0 Ohio has Embellishments, 452 .
employees, 9,7i9; capital, 81 4s7, 400 F;
wages. 81 104 247 materials, - 545 100 :
product, S. 500, J9f
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cicr W
Nh o 1 Iof
ioa'c' hou'd M
SE n '1l d art
shaIt- r follows Sec IL
That fon. being cred voter.
and SING - raIe oul 81 We pn,ci1ct
WheE he ~ rttis.1,oa. iat within Pie
county ~ his resldenre may lo So en t'c
lirerne % tie otitcr 81 tie cicciian GER
Trieste u the registering officer W lis pre-
cNnct, unocr lbs nuiaFiaf II other official
IS cr1il s. aellas 80 sesi Or GER
fdoaie ifoia tle clerk 81 tic district court
ol his county, showing that the person 50
paerlns % vote 3 de.l rcgisicred, pforilcd
that II such person & not knows q any ~
the olicers 81 the eleckon and cannot be
identified ~ the oath 81 any person present
and known 20 them, bc shall ~ required 10
make oath - ms i,lentity; which oath
shall bc reduced to writing, and signcl and
sworn 10 before one Of the Judges Of
election, by tho voter, and shall. with said
certificate Of registration. be deposited by
the officers 81 tiie election with the clerk 81
the district court Tor safe Keeping and FOR
Judicial inspection, should the legality 81
such persons vote be questione,l The regis
tering officer shall 5e entitled TO a fee not
exceeding ten cents for each certificate Of
registry provided for l. this section, and by
section fourteen Of this act, to be paid by
the person applying therefor; and Il any
Registering officer shah refuse or neglect 10
furnish any such certificate on demand
made therefor BY any person entitled to re-
ceive the same, such registering officer shah,
on conviction, be punished for such refusal
or neglect by fine Of not less than fifty nor
more than i've hundred dollars; and any
person who shall vote as permitted by this
section, OF section fourteen on any certifi-
cate not issued to him, by using eertif-
cate issued TO another, shall be deemed
guilty Of a felony, and on conviction, shall
be imprisoned in the penitentiary not less
than one nor more than i've years.
SEC. 3. That this net take effect and be
in force from and after the fifteenth day of
May, A. ID. 1878.
Approved April-l, 1873.
STATE DEPARTMENT. AUSTIN, TExAs.
L ]. E, Oldrght, Acting Secretary Of
State for State of Texas, do hereby certify
that the foregoing. IS a true copy of the
original enrolled bin now on file in this
Office
Witness my hand and official seal
IsEAL- at office, IN the city Of Austin
this fourteenth day Of May. A.
D. 1873.
j. E. '0LDRJGHr,
Acting Secretary of state
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Panama Star and Herald, lsthl
The Hot Wells OF ChIrfauf.


Inithe plains Of chiriqui, which Is one d
the departments 81 the sovereign State OF
Panama. and close to the Cordilieras which
form there wall between the Atlantic and
Pacific. their exist certain wells 81 warm
watef heated hy.yolcanic fires below. which
possess wonderful healing power. These
wells are situated on the banks 81 lie river
Chinqui. They are comfortable tempefa-
ture Tor bathing aud people lame AID Grip
pied from rheumatism, unablc 70 walk, have
been carried there 10 hammocks, ard after
taking the baths for d week bake walked
home without the help 81 anybody
There IS ne doubt the ancient Indian IT.
habiiants 81 Chirfqui know The value 81 the
said wells, for close Dy them exists an im-
mense boulder all covered uith inafan en-
cravings, showiee tie IMAGE 81 the sun end
certain animals. u called the Pi.ifa
f'eHt94a - that inritiids can esFiIg f1d
their way a. these marvellous baths s. fic
pictUfIs 4uc and trlnfil icnnntfg ~ li1fni.
Another curious thing aI'otf f'ie wells g.
that they also spring 10 through Iie lolt0In
~ nc rftr itelf - that while iaei1e s.
cold bath son can ve feuf itcl e lhc
iut ii1e in wafn n1tt
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To MUcu LzND.-Band IN wealth only rs
it can be made productive. When unpro-
ductiye it IS source of poverty When
partly cultivated and made less productive
than it might be by thorough cultivation
labor is wasted and goes for naught Had
that labor been expended in thorough cult
walton it would have yielded profitable re-
suits. These ideas are worth considering
by those who strive to add field to field and
to enlarge their boundaries beyond their
powers Of usefuily and productivity cultiya-
ting them. The capital needed to properly
cultivate farm in England is estimated at
$50 per acre, leaving out of question the
land and buildings. This amount is ex-
pended in stock implements, manures pur-
chased, feed and labor, before single dol
lar is returned in the shape of crops. The
consequence is the average yield Of the sol
their IS FIVE times that Of ours, which ratio
probably represents the excessive proper
ton Of land under inefficient cultivation
with ms.
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bteldfe consists when IN full nctiv
81 one queen. several hundred drones,
nI many thousand working bees. These
constitute community by which o com
tho1 efstem Of labor is carried on trans
ing 81 many respects the most c0mpli
Gated aclioDe ~ man himself. Their strnc
shows 10 ORGAN similar to those By
lhe mental functions are mazNestcd
atnt higher apinals and in man. They
ata oo brain proper oer docs their ner
ls sItH correspond % any way 70 that
Ie cffeb3tes ia ~ TeEiebrates the
n.8 front mass Of the nervous system
iicb SIC t6i tile brain IS prolonged back
d Irta long cord known as the spinal
msffoN from which many nerfo0s threads
arise said hranch. spreading through the.
whole organization. THO brain and the
cord, % fact the whole nervous sys-
n le ucl1sed n cavity the skull and
c eants. separate from lhot 81 which
oans q digestion. resfilatioll cifcu-
hHon and reproduction are continued
chest end abdominal cavity For the ar
Elr|afe on lhe contrary, 10 which all IN
c. cfnsfaceo and worms belong. the
1tfrcns system IS scattered alcng tho length
he body IN succession Of sweiIings
cIe1 together IS threads The first Of
csc lIines IS atnnted IN the head, above
Hmenlsr1 canal; the rest arc a rceu-
distances along the lower side Of the
Hr07 Thus 4 trpeass that the lattery
nom which ail FQltlon siarts by which all
oI life are perlonaed or regulated
Though which all external impressions are
ftnnicatcd and acted upon. arc yer,
orlnf in these TIVE types 81 the animal
o1 L IS therefore hardly probable
The liieaork done BY these organs
a4o|d be the same.
ette look 81 some Of the acts ~ which
o0,lilr call instinct IS manifested IN
community Of bees. When such com
nraii necomes too popalens for q given.
the bees swarm - Z 8 called; that
part IS the oYef.eFoWdcd population
separates from the rest and goes Oh 70 es-
aftl new colony. IL such caao the enli-
ANTS chosen Or form theif own baud
'h 0fe reference seemingly, 70 the fu-
3a welfare 81 4ho new colony, preserving
1nIefitsl proportions characteristic Of
pala8 11te The swarm consists
aI one anota. some thousands 81 working
Seas ~ nndctoIored females SEINE hnn-
IItats ~ males 81 llroncs. This IS the nor
M conditions 81 The lice community. anil
So organized mss Survive aud kecl
her Isl many years There are reports
Itef century old This ho'l-
ohabs sn ekaegtfation. Tor bfe-
twenty y<sIs Old arefafe, and they 40
tIcf survive uoIl lhan seven. eight on
1t1fs Nnen speak Of The
hIfe. 30 not mean g. Say hat
ug it ligo tpgether
pet Cne lndeed. queen
Beyond three 81 four ydale; one
&elcm seen. uhile Tie
survive the SUMMER q which
....I ||4 eE.|rItEH" ||Inr die
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At-srIS. rExas. Jnne s. fasa
We hereby certify that Ger tan proai ssofE note exc
cutcd hy III o. ue1ter and bis Nifa Marie T. HclIiel,
securc by deed 81 Trust 81 Max Mas the lhireth
day u December. is7a and handed tod g. Iracy for
supposed amount oI indebtedness 10 u G. Tracy ).
II. Quick james p. Neucomb apd =. ~ Nheelock,
amounting g thirty hsc hundred dollars i from this
dale null and void there being no satisfactory evidence
Of ans Indebtedness o. sid %. He1te % ourselves
hileproprietors Of the state Journal 0fioe:
Signed = g. TRACY
i. III QUICK,
innei29f "A. SIFNftitiNti.
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hereby waru everybody not 10 purchase acertan
prumissory nOto cxocnted hY myself and wife the
ihirtieth day ol Decosher 1914 payable six mpnihs
after date. amounting 70 hires Thousand eve hnn,
drcd dollars t350ol On favor of J. a. Tracy. s. rs
Che latter inserted by mistake. heing SUCCESSOR
% A. Siemeripg and sfcnrCd by deed a trust nay
Homestead and Other rQfy; SAID note being obtained
from without consideration ,fiil resist ~ pay
ment. y. q. hEft IEh.
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gives rs pleasure % meet again IN our
h fo.ths friend, sher4 Geo b zimpleman,
se been absent ior some weeks stof the Mis-
iqs SIC RETURNS with his daughter who has
II@I..rNa
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STATE DEPARTMESr.
1000 re-.

AlsTIN, IEXAs-
I, j. f. oldight, Acting Secretary Of
State for the State Of Texas do hereby
certify that the foregoing is true copy Of
the original enrolled bin now on lile III this
Office
Witness my hand and official seal.
fSSAI at Office, ia The city 81 Austin,
this fonneenth day of May. A..
D. 1873
j. Z. CLDRloHr.
Acting Secretary 81 state
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Dealers b neiltine throughout ne ini9'1.
aud oltr them 10 te|f customers ih rffIeft1te ~
those manalacinr 90 ne NORTH re afeI.al1 ~
At.nefn diseases. and exported tprft
feeefapt
crclJ ianiif would keep cn ian. ssnc1i. ~
tIEct'1 Southern Remedies fHV frf aat s.I..l fs
qulre4. e1ats o. pioflc1el l|1En1se and half t.c
tore ~. nI9at ilcIdeliiY 81 4fr'fei.-Iir1t
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H DuIzaa q he Texas posi Is spending q
os thslaeas contested With ~ raper The
i1t onig German paper printed ID the loFer
f anl S aa nseptndenl political and nlcrry
nfa o1dsr We commend ST. Diefzei 10 fls
lI 81 ~ oar people,
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Or. III sARsAPLnILLA


Al entirely vegetable compound. Is ~ ~ rn II0
peculiar entering into the Cfc1lafnn. fnnS rrr|0 .
contact with ihe germ 81 cause Of diseases. end
placing unhealthy eecfttIons b e1lc1trf IA |1|H
to every patf 81 The body end causing elfI0I I|.1
fion. whereby health eIiofredt debility tut
Under the inHueliec ~ lhia tai mllIIuf It
eve grows sptfkirH, tHn comp tKiuu clear rif
ans shtly Bieiches. Peck afs. 81 oIus "a lnc IiIl
Pmplea and houelnlso ni The Ska Ii4arI. NI1 .N0
entire organization grows ItIu|tri sli|l ntaII
gives tone the body and caNses g 10 s1|f Us Et
and iucfease inNeiqhf
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: oUTHERN REMEDIES
-nzANuFAcruREp by
HOUsTON. TEXAS.
Teras AnlI-BIIIons PMS.


a cure Tor bilious fever Constipation q che bowels
headache, dyspepsia, liver complant etc ~ cents
per box
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LNNII@Nt 1NI NIII|| NIIA "tIl''I
shaillc deposited ia the.olIce u the clerk
Of ine district court. The transmitted re-
turns. Injected "a the care Of the Secretary
Of State. shall bc taken charge 81 IS him
aud preserved ID his office. thcpackage and
scal thereon o. remain untfokcn unu 4 BE-
ofganisaio1 Of tie next Legislature. when
he shah. on the first DAY theool. deliver
llls said RETURNS % Tie Speaker q The Holisc
% Representatives
SEc - Tllai The judge oi the election
ehiie in The discharge 81 their duties. sIlals
have tlc poutr of district Judge g. pre-
serve order ant keep ihe peace. lhey may
trpoiul - tal cnlsisb.os to az dnlIn- De-
election. end ties. either cI thcn mas
I>se. wits oiEeIri fof felony lreafh -
ne I.1rc, ~ l'c >hcrE 81 cIr.IabIt rIl'
|I iot|nrIIt ttouIt frn tlIt r ass
n|atN I| rIt affcslI.i % $50 IflIr 81
.'e-N tr|.ftl ~ llit e cs "a f|er-
I'on ot - |I tr united e
iIr0tt| "a fl w tc
n lr .
t
W
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-02-27
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
sCHENCK,s sEAWEED TONIC,
sCHENCK,s MANDRAKE PILLS,

Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will of
ten occasion the death Of the patient 1t locks up the
liver, stopsthe circulation Of the BLOOD hemorrhage
follows and, in fact, coggng the action Of the very
organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes Of
two-thilds of the cases of consumption. Many
now complaining with dull pain in the side, the bow
els sometimes cosve and sometimes to loose, tongue
coated pain in the shoulder blade feeling sometimes
very restless, and at other times drowsy; the food
that is aiken lies heavily on the stomach, accompan-
ed with acidity and belching of wind These symp-
toms usually originate from disordercd condition Of
the stomach torpid liver. Persons SO affected, if
they take two heavy colds, and if the cough in
these be suddenly stopped the lungs liver and
stomach clog, and remain torpid and inactive, and
before the patient is of his situation the lungs
are a of sores and liberated, and death is the
inevitable result.
Schenek's Pulmonic Syrup is an expectorant which
to check a cough suddenly.
Schenck's Seaweed tonic diss the food, mixes
with the gastric juice of the sto ach dgests easily
nonrishes the system, and create healthy circua-
ton of the blood. When the els are costve, skin
shallow, and the patient is q a bilious habit,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared by DR.. j. H.
SCHENCK 81 SON, MOI theast corner of Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia. Penn, and for sale by
GEO. C. GOODWIN q CO., SO Hanover street, Bos-
ton, and John F. Henry, S College place, New York.
For sale by Druggists generally. sept3sneodtf