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THE inDlAN0LA DISASTER.
IxD1A1ozA, Tex. 0ot. 9.-rha ReGaf Com

mittee publish the following card:
To Our Btnsfaeeors: After the ase tez11hls dsasas
which let large majority of the population Of In
danoA homeless and destitute, i became ths painful
duty Of this people to call upon tho good people Of the
DATED stases for sid To this cali generous public
has responded with = prouptness and unernity truly
Christian. Tr1ends and philanthroplsts hare multi
pied a. the extent of our nlsfostunes became known.
The 1nauola Belief Committee, g1ateful to the eenar
oue public for the timely and liberal aid furnished
su ering people, without voice Of diasan direct me-
to announce hit In view Of the fact that many Of cur
suerars have found homes In the fnteetor ae GreAar
number Of those re1naning can now obtain rsnunesa-
tive employment which. with stout hearts Ad willing
hands, wi sivs them support 70 that yonr generosity
h their ruas did they not publicly acknowledge tho
kind words Of sympathy and material lid from almost
eyerY s4ct1on Of the country. Thess contributions
hAve aud are now be1ng distributed unde. the par
sonal supervision Of tho COMMITTEES With every pru
dent md equitable regard to tha relief of tbs audr
ers aud 1t IL hopsd that the account Of cur action.
which x7u be published in dsta, viii meat tha xp-
proral of tho generous donors.
II now my pleasant duty, In baha4 Of tta 1ndt&u
ola Raiaf COMMITTEES IN tbs nAms of sYsr3 fectpbsna
e yeur bounty. e :sad Joa hind srs{3tnf' I'D haazs
AVA asat.rnsS q ia 1.4ihsah h1ist dasnssIsksa.
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Mtt WAf|KEE ITEMS.

spscsal D4.pa.eh to Ths Chicago Tf7osM
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 81. T. A'I,~ -
1iquor-dealer, partner Of tbs Caioo ~ -
Distilling Company, OF Chicago, "hoee ~.
was late1y seized for $4,000 assessnsns J.
property Of said Company, JestsrdA, ,hsa ~ ri,
dencs and ali tho residue Of bis v1a'a4e 4
sessions seized for q further sssss1
9236, $50.
The Hebrew festival Of Yorn Rippuf VIZ
erAlly observed IN this city to-cay. .<,. 4at
The lecture courpe Of The Young Asa :s. 'c.na
ciation is NOW announced, and iHosnaT Tnes5
DoughertY J. G. Holland, md es"'
among the lecturers. .:.. nst i
The Democratic Senatorial ConVenacn, as,.iass& ~
the old City Hau this afternoon. ana aetra1 ts ~
John L. Mitchell for ssnator. kseola;n VI
paused indotsing Taylor, ,,,san.3' adn.1t1ss T. - t
their railroad policy: ~ Atsoesn1 ~ %;1vsufss =
paui Rad.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer has very humorsome
report Of the game between the Red Stockings
Of that city and the Phladelphlas. which it
heads, 1.-The Red Stockings Defeat Jones'"
Following are extracts:
There is funny part Of the history Of tn1s game
which should make tho Philadelphia blush every time
they think OF it. cGea1y, the short stop Of the nine
went home last iday, leaving vacancy in the reeu-
should have flied BY Of the two substitutes which
accompanied them. But the sly bal-tossers thought
anss a.? q: They Inv bS tie s1psenee x I q The int
game thss they needed @ ~ ths =. strength; a; hey
knois- So they hunted up JONES', Of the Lud-
lows--Jones, one Of the best first tasemen and
strongest battess In the country: Jones who has
Jonca, Better player han there il in the Padeiphs
Club. They decorated Jones in McGea.yb suit and
boldly marched On tha field with him with ss much
uouchaIance - II he were regular member OF the
nine. Tho nnanagers of the Red Stockings naturally
objected to any such preceedtngs They had not en-
long contest Of words ensued but at last the Beds for
the sake only Of not disappointing the large audience
q Il enss & ss p asv sec me- os
Philadelphias he played fully thzeefourths Of
II. Jones made three Of the seven base hits. He
tho only made. and he put out eighteen men On
Aras base, leaving eix TO be disposed Of among the
Of. the game would stand thus:
Runs-Rsds, i: Jones. !; Philadelphia 0.
Base htts-Rsds, 8; Jones. 3; Philsde1phias' - T.
Outs-Reds, n; Jonea, o; Phiiadelpm q, u.
Put out-Red., n Jones, is; Philade!phla., ..
Jones by tar the larger ha Of tie Philadep phias
Yea. Jones was the balwark which saved he BfotherJ
Love fellows from utter annihi.tion. II Il had not
been for Jones ito 1diom} they you'd not have
gotten a smell. II the Philsdelphias could secure
Jones for next they might dtapenss with ths
services of the nine they have in ths had this year.
,on:. at r.: e..s .ingly immense. and :,top 2.
utmost difficulty taat they suecseded in throwing ,he
ball past him ons time out Of ninseen. They banged
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HINES Axp pEvL1N.

10 ths Editor Of 1hs Chteags Tftn"s: ,.,
CHICAGO Oct 9.-1u your Last Sundays edition,
notice with regret that the Of both Devhn and
Hines we're omitted, snd that instead Of remaining
where they have accomplished 80 much for good this
Benson, they 60 to other and rival ninea L. It not
grave mistake on the part Of the Management to les
pitcher is not excelled even BY "Josephs." Notice
the game Of last Saturday the Browns made but one
base hit from hts peculiar I" cafbohe carve. Mno
change pttcher7 And he Is equally good ~ bat or on
first base AZ for Hines, ha needs no recommend from
Chicago lovers al the gae notice with regret the low
champion list, and Is ne1t season viii be
Thing better even II do not the pennant borne
TO Chicago and this effect. will you not urge the
managers to retain the above players only as sub
injured disabled, We Will not have to fan back On
the Franklins on amateurs whenever and wherever
wishes of many, and hope they will be worthy Of .
nlsca in your paper, Yours very truly, H.H.
Norr-The Chicago niue for 1876 Was select
ed by the best judge Of ball-players in America,
and be was suffered to get Just such men 40
suited him. It will be time enough to crisiclse
his action when it shall have been proved un-
wise. As to change pitcher. it may be said
that spalding expressly declined one. Hines'
batting record ls Just about On level With that
Of Addy aud Anson, and below that Of JONES'
the latter three coming hera next year,-whlle
Deylin is below Hines It would be useless to
"urge the management" to retain these man,
since Deylin has already signed, aud Hines las
passed his word to go elsewhere
THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
There has been no change in the standing Of
the several clubs for the championship The
closing weeks OF the season, With the two Vest
eru clubs on their Eastern tour, may make some
change, although the clubs are now nearly in
the order in which they will be at the end Of the
season, Nov. !:
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cant hiA protastatiopa against be1ng inter-

cept his protestations against being inter-
| viewed. r.
| Reed?
Reed-I see from the papers that am, but
| CANNOT STAND An 1S7Ea71k"
On the subject.
1r. Reed~I viii simply say that I am q Re-
publican, and will aot desert the party for the
sake OF an Office OF any kind:
Reporter-I notice it is said you arc allied With
tho Opposition party. How t. this!
| Mr. Reed-I repeat. am Republican.
| Reporter-Then will you accept nomination
from any other party'
not answer such questions.
| Reporter-But the public want to know the
| meaning of this alleged alliance between you
| aud 3lr. Hesing, and. II you are candidate, it
| is right that they should know a(l about 1t.
| Mr. Reed (arising aud cIoaing his dess)-
Well. have an engagement down in the city
| which must meet.
Reporter-Then, shall I say that you are
| candidata7
aIr. Reed (making strides for the outside)-
1F1AM NOMINATED,
shall most probably run.
for Judge in an Opposition convention, and a.
Republican?
III. Reed-Good-by, eood-by; we'll talk the
question up when have more time.
Reportor-Good-by, Judge.
The reporter then turned his attention to such
politicians could be seen around the building.
It Was found that the announcement Of Reeds
candidacy had created
CONSIDERABLE EXCITEMENT IN TIE oPPoslI1oN
RANKs
aud several Of the more prominent members OF
the organization we're bold enough to say that
the Hesing- Reed alliance was intended As q sale
Of the party. In their excitement they gave
vent to many harsh expressions about how af-
f~,N rnTrr aud
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The match for $500 = aids between 0Ten
and Ennis will be walked Saturday:t tie V.,
Side Rink, Ennis receiving odds Of 10 1aies !,
100, The latter is stayer, and will u...
O'Learv hurry himself more than ho e75s ~
has II he would win.
YACHTING.
The yacht-race announced for ysste:d,3 "a
not take place. The Rear Admiral a,.l aai,
Admirats, and Commodores and tnsa ifrs
propose to wet their gorgeous ni:n.n:, aaaI
nav be- set down that the sport is deaa fcr u
year. ........
TIE TRIGGER.
A meeting Of the Praifie Club will Be hela u
Charles Kefn's parlors Tuesday e7ap:ns. ID
members are requested to attend
ANEUAI. MEETING OF THE TAEjAGUrA
The October meeting Of tho Fo;1gat Bcs+
Club will be held Monday evening at the pan..
House. The annual election Of officers viii hi,
place, and full attendance is requested
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the record Of forfeited game wss wiped out md not
TIL recently the Athle:1es Wiling to eoncede The
succeaaful was the fact that their weak condition
cexaitated the buying ont Of the Centennial nine.
th.s they paid the Losses to ne o. saat
Bechtel and, again. they did not ease on tnels west
e1n till nearly Ill the other clubs hsd WORKED the
Now bnv Nu waive disputed points in order to get out
whols On tho seasons playing.
The Bluff City Baseball Club, OF Elgin, will
play match with tbs Bloomington Club. OF
bloomington. on tho White-Stockin9 grounds,
ship OF the State. These clubs arc claimed to
be the best amateurs in the State. and doubtless
some fine playing will be witnessed The BUNS
aud Bloomiugtoos have each played over thisty
gamcs this season, and hhow the best record Oh
any amateurs in the State.
Tie Philadelphia Times Of the 9Th has the
following:
to discuss the Of Meear who left the club sud
denly last week while in the West MeGeary was pres
ens ind defend.d his action On tho ground that the
veatrs v4s rainy and that he didn't think any more
Games would be played and that he also felt angered
Oegause the club owes him large amount Tae D.
rcctors took vote and expelled an M nus as!er 10 o.
nearly over, and 1econsidared the vote, ano mercy
dned him 500.
The Hartford Cournnt snins at the commonly
received ane Boston idea OF batting, and a.
vances the following heretica1 notions:
Among the absurd notions dispelled By tho eeaaons
p.ay il .escieneac batting" so-called. More games
than few have been lost By players who hare foreei
themselves to believe rhat bali should only be hit At
scientifically and with view Of sending Il 70 sona
particular point in the ned There probably IL not
player in the profession who would not ad3t that rs
has driven ball in contrary direction TO that IN,
teudcd mora ttues than be hss where he set his mind
upon sending it. Scientific pitching Isl great thing
and as long - men have to face sueh skfui pitSEs
us that Of Spauldtng. Bond. Mcbride, and others,
Ar hntt Ia an
do is to hit BALL and its coutao after s - much
rnatter Of luck a. Of science.
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unsold-ones would be accepted ~ caah in max
ing returns, which was regarded as liberal

unsoldones would ba accepted - caah in max
ing returns, which Was regarded as liberal
offer.
This arrangement being perfected. Mr- Jo-
sephensen suggested that the employees be tuf-
ther arranged by wards and distributed through
the city as often as possible to work for the
party until election. The idea was approved.
Upon the call OF wards the reports were the
most dattering, and each ward seemed to Vie
with each other in claiming majorit:es for the
Opposition party. ....
At the close OF the meeting 1t Was suggested
that the Office should
RAISE $1,000 AT LEAST
toward the campaign fund. While tho tax Was
regarded as exorbitant. it will be borne as
choice between two eyil5.
Mr. Oomiskey did not put in an appearance at
the meeting, which gave rise to the suspicion
that he knew its purpose in advance.
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Bl8 CANDIDACY FOB THAT
When stase's-Attorney Reed came over to the
Criminal Court yesterday morning, be was greet
ed On all sides with "Good morning judge"
and he answered to the name with great readi-
ness, and appeared, too, to take some delight in
the sppel'ahon. His face was Ill smilea, and,
even in the performance OF bis duties in Court,
1t WAS noticeable that he had lost much OF his
sternness and, ~ he looked in the
face Of the hardened batch Of prisoners
arraigned for sentence, his eye spoke the senti-
ment Of his heart, and indicated the aspirations
for judicial aonors which for Soma time had
been almost extinct but we're 30 suddenly
aroused anew by the paragraphs in the morning
presa.
TEE FIRST EXPRESSION
be mAds touching the question Of bis candidacy
for Judge Of the Superior Court MAS In reply to
the inquiries and congratulations Of =
brother attorney. Said he: II am surprised
II my name being used in the matter. and really
cannot aay what steps will take." Putting
his finger to his nose, be continued, IT am \
candidate, however. will bs elected" Just 1t
this 1uncsuro TRIBUNE reporter put In few
inquiries, but before he could ges an answer
messenger had handed ME. Reed
SoTE FROM MR.. HEs1Sa.
asking him 10 como down stairs Ut ouca. He
tu1ned upon his heet with tbs remark, Eth ees
yon agmn. and moment later was aeaan con.
fronting the reporter who had gotten the Start OF
him 10 answering Mr. Hesiug' note. He passed
hurldedly into hts Office, where Mr. Hesing
awaited him. and. shutting the door behind MIN,
was aoon engaged in confidential whisper, the
substance Of Ehtch for the present must be lost
to tho world. The interviex Was Of short DURATION
and evidently exceedingly pleasant. Mr. Hesing
left tbs room in tbs beat Of spirits apparently,
aad the reporter, rushing In upon III. Reed,
d.taiusd fur monens only, md ID thae shoff
spAos sets littis could ID 1Llnltad kroan him d.
, 1875-10-10
THE CANDIDATES.


However unsatisfactory the charter election
decision may have been to the masses, it had one
very saluta1y effect in killing OF al the scrub
politicians who we're hoping to get into office
through the success OF either party, aud at the
same time it preserves in Office horde Of
mere opbers who are not one whit better than
the men who are endeavoring to get in. An in
timate knowledge Of how these officers behave
and conduct themselves, under \ charter
that allows them illimitable scope
for piiering sud enrlching themselves, will have
tendency TO awaken the great voting masses
to aense Of their duties. In this manner the
present administration in causing the postpone
meut OF city election this fall may ouly bottle
up the lightning which will fash them out Of
existence when they do call an election. Some
of the Aldermen will certainly find themselves
in the lurch. The charter provides for but thirty
six Aldermen, and these are to be chosen from
equally populous districts OF the city. The pres-
ent ward system will be overturned entirely,
and with it the political influence Of at least
dozen Aldermen. And 90 it ought:
In the South Division this plan will
create the greatest havoc. and will
result in leaving it but about eight Aldermen in
place OF the fourteen it now Possesses The
North Side will probably lose three or four repre-
r. Wast n;v;a;,n ri11 eafn a1nnoat "A ,nnch "a
ne .ne ,te+ n,a;a1a lac ~A@''' 40 ~'
'ns o'oeA o4''''oo9 o1r,11 1u91 >r.eor
a-ha faot .h.+ thsra VII he no ctv e1oct;on th;a
81, 80 ~ - cot,-oa va.tenad hoth nartiaa ar
,aa+.-;1,v % ,hat na;tbar vii do anv verv active
e~It;as :t.sr +ha coorsn+;ona ara onca haid and
~ t;ora o,ven n The onhic lhia nl
nasa 10 at111 fsrther ;ncreased b7 te small nun
ber Of the Offices to be- voted for, and the insigni
cance Of not few OF the candidates. One
Comfy Treasurer one Superior Court
' 0lsrt' one County Surveyor. two Judges,
and sva comfy Commissiouers. three
~ au Whom are e1ecred bv the outside towns. make
NJ tha lat Far asch OF these lie candidates
- az Loo ieoinn Far Comfy Treasurer at the hands
~ The Ramblicana. Thomas i. Hill is making q
~ rar1 w. -asnactahie showing. phila the Opposition
&c so1nawhat d,v;ded IN Has,rio and Eealey.
For the Cierkship Of the Superior Court, Mr.
1onn = Fnar+r ia scknowledred tn have rhe
led The latest aopounced candidate is AID.
tsn11er+on ~ rha seventh Ward. He ia an &C.
eornr1shaa no1itieian and nav c,nsa snrna at
tie other Candidates considerable trouble
ss;t, ~ u;ra' wiling Thom.a = Indoa ia M
"tim nther % c.nd'dste and be holds the Balance OF
no,rar tn certain extent. He ia not thoueht
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Aft4r considerable negotiation bstwsen Col.
Mansur ~ !s1sos Of Dexter Park aod horse
owners. 1t has been proved itnpoasibls to havs =
good fall meeting. aud ths project Of such .
gathering h.s accordingly fallen through.
Lovers Of trortinK will therefore plesse conhne
themselves 70 xcTub-1acss foz the remainder Of
lists.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
All members u3 ths Centrai Park D4ivs Aaso-
oin.ion atd ssdnettsd 10 meet 10 No. 20 HoJne
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s. ". Bu1nham, first prize, Hamilton, Rowe Co.
badge, $50 ~.
George willard second prize. Life membership SIS.
s. z. Bliss, third prize. cash, s12-
J. hutr, fourth prize, casn, $40.
G. r. Prouty, fifth prize, caah $5-
c. Fuller, si1th prize, cash, s.
The badge will be shot for sverv Saturday un-
til won three times ny some contestant, when It
will become hts private property. 1t ne1t Sat-
urday'a match ten prizes will be offered
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THE RIFLE CLUB.

RESULT OF YESTERDAY MA1IH~
In spite OF the unpleasant weather, q fair num-
ber of the Rifle Club were present at tile range
Yesterday to shoot for the Hamilton, Ro"o Co.
badge and s11 other prizes offered. The result
Of the seven shots each At the 500-ysrd range
w4a aa follows out OF possible 35:
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In response to correspondents request, the
games between the Chicago and st. Louis clubs
are given below, with additions and q correction
from last week. The showing is satisfactory
aa proving that the White Stockings have won
the deciding game Of the eleven played. and may,
therefore, justly claim the championship OF the
West. Following ia the LIST:
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Summary Of the Games Between the
Whites and St. Louisans.
The Championship Record---Ex-
pl0its Of Jones.
Where the Whites Are Going-Hinss and
Deyln-Base-Ba1l Notes.
BASEBALL

BASEBALL.
Observation-Disclosures
8pee{aI Dispatch to The Chi:a9o Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 9.-One Of the TWO
draw games between the Athletics and Bostone
was plnyed hare this afternoon. About 2,0o0
persons were present. Fulmer. Of the Phila-
delphias, umpi1ed very Enthusiastically. In
consequence Of the late hour Of commencing,
only sir innings we're played, the Dossons hsv-
ing then scored II TO the Athletics 13. The
Bostons punished McBrde's pitching terribly
tue first i've innings, making sixteen clean hits.
Sutton pitched in the sixth inning. when three
hits were made oil him. The Athletics hit
spaldlng, who pitched the first two innings. and
Manning, but failed to hit MoVey, who
pitched the last inning. The Athletics earned
nine runs 10 their opponents eight EERler took
the lead in batting, making tour hits, including
tuo th1ee-bRsers and tWo-baser.
Innin2s- l
Atalatc2-..- . A~
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sCULL RACE At aESxcA LAKE,
E1M1aA, N. Y. Oct. ELLIS Ward Won -,
2-mils scull race yesterday On Seneca Lak, :,
$500, beating Kelsey. Time, 15:2a
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H18TFORO4-AIIANT1C8-
NEW YORK, Oct 9.-Hartfords, 20; Atlantlcs
T. This is the last champion game between
these clubs.
WHITE srocK1xos-sT- LouIs BROWNS.
ST.. Lou1s No., OCT. 9.-Dase-bau: Chicagos
T.: st. Louis Browns, !.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09

spector Of Indian Bureau, and Major E A
Howard are accompanying the Indians;
and also the Interpreters, Louis Bordeaux,
William Garrct. L. Pallardy and l.. Be-
shan. The Indian Chiefs were: Spotted
Tail, Swift Bear. Crow Dog, He Eagle,
Ring Thunder. Looking Horse Nick Jan
is, Red Cloud, Sitting Bail, Conquering
Bear. American Horse, Little Wound.
Shoulder White Face, Tall Lance, Black
Bear, Iron Horse, Bad Wound and wife,
Fast Thunder and Pawnee King.
ST. LOUIS, June S.-The millers of this
city have joined in petition to the presi
dent and board of directors of the Mer
chants Exchange asking to have wheat
stricken from the list of articles sold at the
call board on Change. They assert that
that this kind of speculation produces lille
gitimate fluctuations which are ruiniOuS tC
the manufacture of -four and will ultimate
ly destroy the trade; that the Tenderness oi
such speculations are demoralizing, disrep,
utable, etc.
PRINCETON, ILL.,, June S.-An Anti
Horse-Thief Association has been organ
lied in Usage township, La Sale county
owing to the fact that several horses have
been stolen from there within the past few
weeks. The citizens have become aroused
and say they will string up without Judge
or jury. the first thief caught.
The crops in this vicinity are doing fine
ly. The weather is all that could be de
sired
New. YORK, June s. Aaron Schultz, O.
Bradstreet's Commercial Agency, who re
sides in Brooklyn, discovereda a burglar il
his room last night, and, though 60 years
Of age, grappled with the intruder, wher
the burglar shot him through the neck
The burglar escaped, and Schultz will die
WATERFOWL, n, Y, June 8.-Foul
persons were drowned on Saturday night
while fishing on Racket river, their boat
having been carried over the darn.
AURORA, I'll, June Sd. B. Stolp, al
old resident of this town, while engaged il
painting, yesterday: complained of
severe headache. Soon afterward, while
mixing paint, he suddenly dropped, an(
soon after died.
Boston, June S.-By a boiler explosion
at Lee to-day, in Smiths paper manufac
tory, two persons we're killed and fourteen
wounded. The mill and surrounding build
ings were damage $4,000.
TORONTO, Ont, June 8.-About half q
block in the heart of the city was burned
to night. The loss will probable amunt t,
Sl50,000.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-09

DR., SCHENCK's PUIMONtC SYRUP, SEA WEED
Tonic, AND MANDRAKE PIILs.-1hcse medicines
have undoubtedly performed more cures of Con-
sumption than any other remedy known TO the
American public. They compounded Of 7egct-
able ingredients, and contains nothing which can
be injurious to the human constitution. Other
remedies advertised cures for consumption,
drobably contains Opinm, which is a somewhat
dangerous drug in ali cases. and if taken freely by
consumpti' patients, it must bo great injury; for
Its tendency is to cOnne the morbid matter in the
system which, Of course, must make cure imposs-
ibe. Schenck's Pulmonc Syrup is warranted not
to contain darticale of opium: 1t is composed OF
powerful but harmless herbs, which act on the
lungs, liver, stomach, and blood and thus correct
al morbid secretons, md expel all the diseased
matter from the body. Thease are the only means
by which Consumption be cured, and as
Schenck's Pulmornic Syrup, Sea Woed, Tonic, and
Mandrake Pills are the only medicines which Op
crate in this way it is obvious they are the only
genuine cure for Pulmonary Consumption. Each
bottle of this invaluable medicine is accOm7anicd
by full directions. DR.. Schenck is professionally
at his Principal Office, corner Sixth aud Ar0h
Streets Philadelphia, evry Monday, where al
letters for advice must be addressed,