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The Osceola times., 1876-04-22

CHRONIC DISEASES CURED.--ln COM
munities remote from larger towns there seems
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The Man that Scares Blaine.

1t is a noticeable feature of the can.
vass that the fear OF an entirely new
candidate starting up ghost like in the
midst Of the revels at Cincinnati haunts
the politicians in Washington City,
whereas thoroughsut the country such
an occurrence is rarely spoken of as posi-.
BILE. There is a story told of Mr.. Blaine,
which Is characteristic enough TO be
true. Judge jeremiah Black, meeting
the ex.speaker one day, asked him If he
felt apprehensive that Senator Morton
would defeat him. morton will have
a fair strength in the convention" re.
piled Mr.. Blaine, "but it will not repre-.
sent a single sure electoral vote. You
see it would never do to nominate such a
candidate. I'm not at all afraid of him. "
Are you afraid of Mr.. Bristow?"
No; Bristow has a good deal Of
strength among the people, but it is not
organized. I don't see how he can posi-.
bly, get majority in the convention"
Well, are you afraid Of Senator
Conkling " asked Judge Black, going on
with his catechism.
He can not carry his own state in
the convention or at the election, and
his candidacy is an absurdity. No
I'm not afraid of him."
Is there anybody you are afraid off,
"Yes, there is" replied the ex-speak
er, with a serious air.
"Well, who Is Il ~
"The Great Unknown"
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Dr. scheurL,. standard Rcmesa,c..

The standard remedies for all diseases Of the lungs
are ScuFScK's PuLnoSic SYRUP, scHEscK's SEA
WEED Tosic and ScHEsCKs MANDRAKE FILLS
and If taken before the lungs are destroyed speedy
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TO these three medicines Dr. J. II. Schenck, OF
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treatment Of pulmonary diseases
The Pulmonic Syrup fipens the morbid matter IN
the lungs; nature throws II off by an easy expecto-
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Mandrake Pills aud sshenck's Sea Weed Tonic must
he freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act on the liver, removing
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starts freely, aud the liver is soon relieved.
S-henck's Sea Weed Tonic is gentle stimhlant
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healthy condition, that the food and the Pulaion-
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and the patient will surely get well II care is taken
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CHURCHES AND MINISTER'S.

The Wesley Memorial church, now
building in Savannah, where John
Wesley spent part of his early minis
try, is now 80 far finished as to be ready
for roofing. 1t will contain a memorial
room, for the custody of books, pictures,
and other relics of Wesley and his work.
IT is mentioned that distinguished
merchant Of New York city, well known
tor his great liberslity, has had the salts
faction of seeing favorite son, who has
been very wild, converted under the in
strumentality of Moody and Sankey. As
a thank-offering he has contributed $780,
900 toward the hippodrome expenses.
THE Protestant Episcopal church in
the city of Rome was dedicated with
much ceremony on the 25th of March
Bishop Littlejohn, of the diocese OF
Long Island, ofiiciated. The Bishops OF
Peterborough and Gibraltar of the Eng
lish church, the American minister and
the British ambassador, and numerous
clergymen, were present.
AT the anniversary of the California
Bible society, which was held in San
Francisco during the month of March,
an address was delivered by Fung Afioo,
a native of Canton, China, who was edu.
Gated in Washington, ID. C. According
TO his report, the heather and Christian
Cinnamon in California meet at times to
debate the question of the truth of
Christianity.
AN erroneous report has had some cir
culation that the Bishop of London had
refused to allow Bishop Quintard, of
Tennessee, to confirm in his diocese. The
fact is, the good bishop is chairman of
the committee appointed in England to
aid in obtaining subscriptions to the
University of the South (for which Bish-
op q. is laboring), has subscribed literally
to the fund, and has received Bishop
Quintard with every kindness and attcn-
ton. Bishop Quintard has confirmed in
England with the Archbishops of Canter-
bury and York, and twice recently in
London. A few days ago he received
anonymously the following well-turned
epigram:
THE BISHOP OF TENNESSEE.
Ten dioceses Of the south
Send but one man TO make their plea;
And rightly for his gifted mouth
Proves that one good as tn.is-he.
News of the great revival" comes
up from all parts of the country One
Methodist conference.-the Central Penn
sylvania-reports six thousand acces.
sions. Individual churches report forty,
fifty, and some hundred or more of
members added. The results appear in
all parts of the union; nor are they con-
fined to any one denomination. The
number of members gained, when aggre-
gated in the reports made 10 the spring
conferences, conventions, and assemblies,
will make sum total greater than has
been known for number Of years.