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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25

Ct. WtaatI's Gbur1, }
piitsturab, S. s.. pa, Es3br. 10. 1874. !
Wirflib babsn Sit eur6 ettit lhSne une su.
slei6 b,Qist SABINE cine pabre Gbre s~inseIsst ;
id bin eamit isbr iufriepsn unp merle aud bel
0sIelenbtit Sbr Saus bel ~iniersn 9srsineu rshi
empfsblsn. renn eislslbsn 5abnen oeer S6Grpsu
aui6aHea wpasn. Als. bic bis isst bic SABINE
ssisbsu, ifaunttn barber.
San Ssr,sn Ssiu psrblsits Id Sbr Irsebsnn
p. Serubare b. Congreg. Pass
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25

sy" Die locomotive, meIde ben Gar:
binaI @rafen 2sbobowsti pou Berlin mad
Dresden fibrte, ioa ben Namen .5irit
Sismarf" setrasen baben. Wie omin0s !!
Da 9sbodowsfi mad Rom sils. mar ia
Bismard bsreits auf benz beitsn Bsse mad
ganoIa su ~selansen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25
II t altenb { 3.

Rpttsi @uAdnbtse e6sr, ,tsret BEN abriatn,
nteitut bic Stlt unb b~sf5rbtrt ftiba
bic @efunbbeit hes eeibo.
sB@ Warl: @arum ueridsntt alfonio
Jet an 10 piele Yotentaten
bas soloene 8lisb2 @as
1T oas sisentIid2
Ssppert: glieb 1T 10 oiel pie
Nea ober 6aut. Weil er
fid in ieinsr Saut ni5t
sana iider fibIt, 10 itedt
CT anbere binein.
RarI. Was 10 Elm Sroen bod
nidt Naes beoeuten iou?
Grobbeit uno Stol; padien auf einem 9ol,.
SaiS uno Sroo madt Wansen rstb.
gtairen uno aiien aass be9afisn.
Yra9t, Rsidthum, Sim, unS gbr'
Sino morsen oft ni4t mebr.
Arbeit, WdSistsit un6 Stub
S@I3eBt benz ar;t bic Gbire ;u.
Gan,en, Sartenipiel unb 0eiu
&eiBen sroBe 9duisr Elm.
Stiqsr Wunb un6 treue 6anS
@slten piel in iebem 9ano.
Serrensunit anb 9er9snians
&lInaet wobl unb wdbrt ni4t lang.
Der Susenb id6nfe glitbe
Sino Demutb, tlni9ulb, @iie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25

ey- 0eI9sr llnteridieb bsitsbt swiiden
ben Suben mad benz Beri9te Moiis II.
Bud, IL. Gap. 33 u. II. unb benen Der
vDeuti9en 2anbs;eituns"l
9ntwort: bic Suben ;ieben aus gspps
ten.
Die Suben aieben Dsuti9Ianb
aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25
Yeter cAiene's
Oeucrai : A0cntu.

fur bic neutrality-suspicious.
Capital am I. Sanuar 1875
Smpcrial Don Sonbou, . 5000, 0et
Rogal uOa liverpool, IL, coo, o0t
6erman amsriran p. R.sD 1850, sol
st. Vanl BON ct. Saul, 1892
st. Soiepb Don WiGorri. SIS, 4ss
yrrpcrs BON Mitrpautee, $780, 0t
Villas BON 9artforb LOCO, ooe
Aetna eife Sninrante 60. 20, 100. sec
CDis aItefs In anuitc-)
". ". aesioential p. hartford, l,5oo,s 8,
Commercial Don aiuerpoOI 10, oOo, oot
giet md&tsen Gsmsasni.ta, sts I'd sti BEN gstessv mn
Bottom 5tuer bard ylnitli6t 3dbluns tbrer 9erluEt *
rdhrt taben, tmpftbIen f9 fnba uns tSunsn gerF5srunan
pen atssatbum W ben btassasn Raisu eatseesa stnsmSn
perhtu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25

.y" 6rase: 8osurd 1T Seine glni'
men; Der Cardinal 9obenIob elm suten ge'
ra9 setommen2
slntwort: Ourd feline iesise abrsie,
wsI1e lautst: A Roma (Aroma).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25
sir Sarnter pom Sa&fon
Gountp unS i~tmseeens
gu ben nisbrisiten preiien;
Baar ooer auf Belt.

De- nsns R a : unb Htas Gtamstsn seht fsibt.
Sanhbabuns nnb Dauetafieiat Rnb tts 6auptssrsaes.
ttrnt! eassa pr ben SnesttsI Msusr Der sdns
3sne aas esrtea Drtfamaf&tam, auIfisatsrss, pnass
eDassR n.
SIC taitea sesnfs " krdsmts pr& mie gtty sd Q.
9at4tne 1auieuet fnb TN 0ttrau& une esbm sole
Bufrtteueth % " eas etbrtssn bic biaisRs Naf&tns ssrart
erfathads tar Rssparatartn as, ~ssrrdfbts.
q u uns bic detnmr ~lbsrtraatu flr bic meme DilEsn
RStmaf6tas. ptl&t ben tratu yretS auf br Wisnu Dslt.
e~ntAsauns trlanst bat fur 5 Sabrs pirs aarantrt eprt.
eef Sr NIB ~atsrltuatt Qu6 tbh.
q 1ur Wsini&sni ra9i sas pukHfum aufresfam,
tal q isamu tsrut IA. ale St,ntltaa ausHsnar AZ ~iuuairsn;
or bsbtent I'd tatd na6 Utlistsn Der bsun6sn shsr suaHittu
eptsAs ssas 8afrtsSmesiiwtrs suarantirt unS jssr mS6is,
prdft sshsQt.
RseIer & aseinf&enf.
NS-W Bellevue Sadfva Co., So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25
Gtfenbahtt 2idefs

G~ifenbabn 9idetS
mad alien 5duptfdStsn gmuttas uns Gaitfpraias ,srau
ben san,tH Tag tn metrtr Sfitt ~ ben rtsslmdsista greIt,
sstduft Tae.a; 70 n nt1t nStbis flo suf ben Dtspts n
Fippsu eirfpstu ~ lafen.
Orunocisentbum (REAL ESTATE.
Cine srsss aasrasl bee staen Stast. Gissrtbuns, n,
aud Jarrntn ure gratrtddueerten Sab set mir atts ~ hei
%sanatsfsn Bsetusuneen lu bdbsa uae riH9t Id isstR, Dc
ien Sch tn Gtstnttum ftr rus stvtnnsriassnh anieEt,
nth, meins eifta ~ prikn.
cur Gnlssuns ben GartiaIita UiTe auf F4erat szb Fssas
Deft Serge s~sirasen.
Seter aitns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Aug. 16, 1875
BY the San Francisco papers you may see that
the San Jose Society Banner, as well as the st.
Monica Banner, were displayed in procession
for the first time trough the streets of San
Francisco amidst the great turnout Of the his
pano-American people on the occasion of the
blessing of the cornerstone of their church,
now in construction, on the 18th inst. They
have been we | admired and l an sure, will
contribute a great deal to increase the good
name and credit, that your establishment al
ready enjoys. lam, deOr gentlemen, yours very
truly, ANDREW GARRlGA, Pastor.
S%anedRer pa, 9. Gent, 1875.
Die Eabns 1T anasfommfn ; mir liuc itbr su.
irieeeu eamit. @it aller Scd lcbtuua, Sbr
r.. 7. Heufete,
Pastor of st. Joseph's Church.
st. Mary's of the Lake C. +. A. Society,
WEsrPoRT, Dane Co., Wise
March rs, is74.S
Ii Is with great pleasure l communicate to
you the thanks of our Society for the very beau
tiful and e~xcelleSt Banner you sent us. 1t is
in every particular as you represented. Wish
ing you very great success, | remain yours re-
spectfully, JAMES HOGAN,
Secretary of 1T. NJ. c. T.. A. S.
louisville, 8s.. f6. San. 1866.
6sebrts Strren DIE Iusjti1uuusen fur
ben Ct. 6ran;istus unfsrf Il n 8.
Yereiu ron Rem California baben mir trbal-
ten uue inr e~isislbsn jur ellf N
3ufrtteentsit Der gsreinsmitslisetr aus.
s~sfalsn. a&tunsspea.
Nusufin SSdeL SefrstSr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25
Agentur

fur be 5 srsssta Dampf3tfs.g smsasHii.a mao Surps.
1dsithe Abfabrt.
Sarburs- amsr:fanii&t Clinic is Dampfe1
3orb.E euti&sr 9lOys, 8rsmsn is Damsfe,
@unarb einie, eissrppsl u. antpsr. is Damefe,
&se Star Cine Tampie1
Die SauftHet zen paFastuen. ee Id In seu ksfea 4
Satrtu aaf hisfen Dampfun bsrrlbtr uns btaiba Irktir
babe, NEs tie stfs gnPfstisns uns sastI mir Aas 9usrans
mtirT 6rtunes stittrt
Sn g~erbinbuns NIT Sbissm, feae ia
We4ieI auf ale 5aupttdbte guropa's ans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25

s@ &dtblel. - Welhe Wiener fino
nidt in @isn sebOren?-Oie S~sr;esopi:
ner.
@sldss Gbisr mug in SoIJs Der Gin,
fibruns bss neuen Ra6es ieinen Ramen
perdnosrn2-Ier gleiant, berielbs miro
tinfiis Weterfant bergen.
Bie nennt man sic sbrdnen, bic Bel
Erennunsen usrsoien wsrosn?-S4etSe;
paher?
8as lit bes bsutiden 8utsrlanS 2-Gin
altes Qie6.
Was 1T cine 1br?-gtn finflides Sn:
%itrument, bus u;eI bdufser ueriest al5 uers
lteut lit.
Sm Sabre 1859 itarb elm Sauptmanr
uno binterlisB fir feline ieds Sobne iieben
Stit lS64er 2ooie@ 100 f. Bis uiel be:
fam ieber Sobn2-@ar uidts. neil es
i'm Sabre 1859 nod feline ls84er 2ooie
gob.
@as it Sas2-Oer @si;iss sibt's aus
uno Der Ssridwenoer bebdlt es. Der &si
de uermibt es uno Der arms bat es;-
9ti1ts.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
CORN BEEE.

To cook corn ieef it should lie rut into
cold water and SKINNED till no more scum
rises. Il should boil slowly. and a riece
weighing hive pounds requiresthree and a
half hours TO boil
Now lei me tell your readers how to make
the incest carred beef. The following
will he found very superior way of pre-
pairing it.. Meat to corn ~ pickle shanld
always be Of the best qnality. It is poor
economy 10 pickle poor beef. To one GAL
lon Of water take one half pounds Of salt.
half pound Of sugar. half an ounce OF
sugar. half an ounce of saltpetre and bal
an ounce o. potash. In tIis rati, the pickle
to be in increased to any quantity desired.
lie. these be boiled together till al i'm
Purities rise from the sugar and are skiu-
med off; then pour into tub to cool.
When cold pour il over the beef. To- Ie-
main the usual time--three or four weeks
The meat should be we'll coveted with the
pickle; shonld not be put down for at least
three DAYS after killing. during which time
il should be we'll rubbed with saltpelre.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
TREATMENT or PICS SELECTED
FOR FATTESING.

csrefnl experiments have proved that
time : ecomized. sDd that PORK can be
mos, ebes3ly produced b pushing pigs for
ward - rapidly = possible. from the time
u their birth 10 that Of their slaughter.
gitiDg ihem regularly st least thrice per
dss, Al. fbs np.i suitabie food FOR this
purpose. which ihsy will eat up clean and
digrs, The last three weeks r. 50. iuish
VI aIib ID,iisn meal pudding Or Whole
corn. With pure fresh water FOR drink.
Old CORP. " vel riyeuei and drink II the
sessoa's groaih. i best. THIS makes the
sweetest sad H,est solil pork Of anything
hste tried. SsrEs contend that roots
agd Psmpkius have 20 great proportion
a water iuibsh. that flied With tie whole
r1ra W meal. they tend 10 an increased
sppgiite. keep tie bowels N letter order.
and le--0a tie quantity y water a fatten
jng anirnsI T0uli 0ihersise drink. They
aid also, ihst this combined feed lessens
the cost q lsi,ening. aud mikes as sweet
and rgiid meat s. corn alone. cannD,
voueii for tbis method. never huriDg follow.
81 il but if ldiI. ! sIould use tae sugar
bee. " preferences 10 other roots. aud the
winter squash - preference 10 pumpkins ..
faf | ihiuk ihey sFe the besi fitted Tor this
yufI,Ose. = Gil Farmer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06

Will you permit me through yonr much
valued paper IL call The attention ~ far,
mers 70 wdat NY experience aud obstrsa-
,ion lead lae 10 regard n the eStraotdma,
rg Yalar III Rye a crop:
Rye Is one Of the Oldest Of the cuItiya.
ted grasses knowa to Us. and although i
has been extensively grown from time in,
memorial, | 10 not belieYc that lis value
is yet fully appreciated. There Is but
two yarieties--tie white md hlack The
latter is the more hardy and altogether
the better variety for our purposes
| Commenced rye. first fir its grazing
qualities. For this purpose. it is nat sur-
passed ID any of tIrs grasses Sheep aud
farm stock 81 I'LL sinl, like il. ard wiIi
keep IN good orler on it withou, o:har
food. III resietl occasionally. il will bear
mare grazing than ans other grass Ii
Middle Tenaassee where many of the 6ne
grasses Ar successfully grown. the best
farmers SOW re fF winter ard spring
srasing. Ehey af:en keep their young
stock ~ il y late y the 18th II April.
After this late grazing. il will usually yield
from i've q seven bushels Of seed to the
acre.
Rye, if eut when IN bloom. makes ar
excellent hay. L permittalto ripen and
fall on the lauA. IL will befound very near
IL equal 70 red clover as a fertilizer.
kse will grow on any land however
rYnr N noe i0o wpt
10 the months Of August and September
when hogs saiIrr most fer want Of good
paaurage and are most liable 10 disease,
if,urned on re 6sId they grow and fat
ten assonishingly.
Rye may be sown from the irst Of Sep.
tem5er til The 10Th Of November. In
orlerio get = good crOpofrye. one bushel o.
seed 70 the acre and turn under with sin-
gle horse turning plows: Or better still.
ffst pioW tie land deeply and closely. then
500 and harrow 10. On clean land. good
results may be b4i By sos g ami harroE.
Ing without The use II the piOu
Rye may be soxu on any rOrt of land,
clean o. siabble. however rough Of weejy
without the s-e Il the harrow. and If sea.
sensible. il viii produce a go1i grain:
crup. .-
hope every farmer in Alahsma vii
sOs some this fall.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
Old Hundred.
TIE nlLLsBoRo REcoGDER,
And Louisville

WEEKLY GOURIEsLe.gOU URNdL
ONE year for ear. rive papers for little more
than the prize nf one.
send ~ Three Dollars aud receive yonf home
paper With the Cyurier.Jourpal The lesi. Wit.
iiesi. brightest aud allest CIV Weekle n ~,
country.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
now TO APPLY MANURE

When eparse manure Is applied 70 erot
y Jecomposes sers -lowly gvf we fail ID
gss che whole benefit ~ II ~ the first srof
and mag lose soals q i,s salse. Bot wheH
Il i made completely ayailaele before il i
applied. The 6rst crpp u enabled 70 appro.
priste ~ that il wants snd the surplus re.
mains for The mes. crup. TOgcs the great.
Ell benoGt from Il. therefore. manure for
shsllow.rooied plants. such as wbeat. cats.
~. should b applied near The surface and
nssi with ibe soil By bsrosing. juss be.
Iof the seed i soun. % that the young
plant can reach II food when Il will Do II
ths most good. For desprooted feeding
plants. - TIE various roots. potatoes. 6e
thr manure should Be covered with light
flrrsr 10 ihc drill snd Ia,Ie extra Zoe
frliliEsr placed nsar ihe seed.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
CARE OF pOOTS AND SHOES.
From Hearth and Home1

Boots and shoes. taken care Of properS
IL, will usually last two or three times
longer than thsy generally d., and at
the ssnie time Dit the feet far more salts
fac,only, aud keep them 6ry and more
comfortable in wet aud cold weather. The
upper leather should be Kept soft and
piiable the soleS need to be hard, tough
and impcryious to water. The FIRST thing
TO he done with any pair Of new SLoes for
farm use sto set each one on a platter or
an old dinner plate and pnur on boiled
linSeed oil sufficient to fi,l the vessel Is
the upper edge OF the soles Allow the
leather to absorb as much OIL as ii will for
eight hours. l.iuseed oil should not be
applied to the upper leather as il will sof u
become dry, rendering the leather hard dald
tough. 1.-THE soles be saturated with this
Oil. il viii exclude the danipness and en-
large the Frgs 80 that the sole will never
get loose from the upper leather Ii the
shoes tie sewed. the hnseed oil will Irc-
serve the thread from ruiting Now, wet
the nprer leather thoroughly When The
bpnis or shoes ARE 10 be pnt un the ieet, 50
thai those paris Meich are lghl may ren'ier
trlf', aHd bu, s,iiP' hr lgfm ol the shoe
to the !eal tlr iEotr stFis tr1afty iIau w5,rn
the urpe: Ieatlef i unt act Keep item
% tbe lee. auiii the leather is nearly dry.
fhen giya the upper leather thorough
g1eaSlng With equal parts of lard aud tai
low or with taiiuw aud heat ;. foot oil. Il
shap> be treated IN this manner. AMI i row
Of round headed She nails lie driven a
round the edge Of the soles they will wear
like copper. aud always set easy 70 the
feet, Boots and shoes should he treated
as suggested. aud worn a little several
months before they are put to daily ser
vice. THIS is the true way to save your
shoe money.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
STATIONS. MAIL. NAIL |
srATIoNs.
A Accommodation Trah..

Fss-eneer train l-asinv I.alrieh a 4 "A n. m,
ronnsctsa n 6reensbOfo with the southern hound
tIaini making the quickest time 10 III sS,ithrrs
ri'es. Accommodation Train .iea,ine Raleigh
Trains - 6rvmslAsro fpF hirhmand ana nj
pginis east. -
I'rice Of rirkets sane ss VIA other routes.
No Change ~ Cars between Atlanta
aud Richmend. 5l7 Miles.
.sleepIng Cars ran through rrom,a k.hmopd 10
M"hivumrry aiihoni rhaRre.
raTers ihsi have srrsngsment, IL ad,evtl.. n =
srhr'inie of This ronseaIt uiIl lease print Is >.
fUr further inflammation asl,lrrs.
JOilN n. MACNuRpo.
Geu'l. Pas, Agent.
Richmond, Va.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06

A Sunday scLeoI teacher Wa giving .
lesson in Roth. She wanted 10 bring out
che kindness Of Boar IN commanding the
Tsapsn 81 drop largo handfuls of wheat.
New children. ~ sid Bosz ji1 ~.
Other nice .iirf ~ Ruth eia yuu tell ne
rLHH #nt Married horr sail cns n
siF
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
AMERICAN
AND
Foreign Patents.

GILMORE 4 TO-. Surre>s0fs to Chipmar,
W HaSnter < o., Solicitors. Patents iiloeii :
80 ~ All countries NJ fEF.o W Advance. No
Charge unless he patrnt Il granted. M fees flr
making preliminary examinations. No addition
al ices Tor obtaining and conducting u rehcafins
Ry recent decision III the Commissioner An re-
Jerted applications may lie revived. Special at
teiition given 20 Interference Cases lcioie he
Patent ufiire, Extensions before Congress H..
tringement suits IN different states. and alI Ill.,
CATION appearing II Inventions or Patents. send
stamp To oGiinioIe &Co., ser pamphlet of 90 psses
Land Cases, Land Warrants. aud Scrip.
Contested Land Gases prosecuted l,olnre lie
Us. General Land ufiire and Department oftLe
Interior. Private Land Claims llinin. and Pre-
EnptioH tlaiins and Homestead eases sftentlsd
To. Land scrip i assignable. ard ran be lleaie,
IN the name Of tie purchaser upon any Guyern-
ment laud subject 10 private entry. ii l.2 Der
acre. IL 81 equal salns with Bounty land
warrants. send stamp 10 Gilmore K CO.. for
pamphlet oflnstrgction.
Arredrs Of Pay and Boun.y.
Offi ers. Soldiers and sailors ofthe late war or
heir heirs. are ~ MANY paSeS entitled 10 money
from the Government Of which They have M
knowledge. Write iiIll history of seryire and
silie amount "i pay and bounty received. En-
close stamp - Gilmore 3 co., aud lli rep,y =,
after examination; viii be given yOu free.
PENSIONS.
All Ofirers. Soldiers and sailors wounded nm
turetl, or injured 10 the late war; however slight
| 4 60.
Cases prosecuted ly GIL MORE e. Co. before
the supreme Ourt Of the United slates. tour. u
claims. and the Southern Claims Commission.
.Earll department 81 our business l. conducted
~ sciaFaIe bureau, under charge Of the Sane
experienced parties employed hy the old firm.
Prompt attention 10 all business entrusted to
GILMORE 4 90. u thus secured. We desire 10
WIN success ~ deserving it.
Address GILMORE & co.
G29 f ST., Washington. d. G.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-02-04
No Dogs Allowed I'm the Cars.

Ii happened the other day on the Le-
high Valley Railroad. The train had
Just left Easton and the conductor was
making his first round, when he OBJ
served a small white dog with a bushy
tail and bright black eyes, sitting costly
on the seat beside young lady so hand
some that il made his heart roll over
like lop-sided pumpkin. But duty
was duty, and he remarked in his most
deprecatory manner:
Sim very sorry, madam. but it's
against the rules to have dogs on the
passenger cars"
"Oh, MY is that so?n and she turn
ed up two lovely brown eyes at him
bcseechingly. "What in the world will
| do? can't throw him away He is
a Christmas present from my aunt.
BY no means, miss. Wen put him
in baggage car and he'll be just as
happy a. "A robin i'm spring"
"What. put my nice white dog in a
tasty, stuffy. dusty baggage car?''
I'm awfully sorry. miss, do assure
YOU, but the rules Of this company are
as innexible rs the laws of the Modes
and them other fellows, you know.
He shall have my ovcrcoat TO lie on,
and the brakeman shall give him bread
and water every time he opens his
mouth"
II Just think it's awful mean, so do
and | know somebody will steal IL, SO
they will,r and she showed half no
ton 70 cry that nearly broke the con.
ductor's heart; but he was firm and
sang out to the brakeman, who was
playing solo on the stove;
+" Here, Andy, take this dog over into
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-02-04

ScHK~cK's PuLw5~rc SYRUP SEA WEED ToSrc
AVID NANDEAKg PuLs.-These drscrehlv cele-
hrBfed and popular medicines have effected a rev
ulufiOn In the heAiu. art. and proved the fallacy
- several maxims which have for many years OBJ
sfrGcied the progress Of medical science. The
false supposlfon that = Consumption IL inrurable'
deferred physicians from attempting 20 aud RENE
dies for that disease and patients afflicted with IL
reconriled themselves % death wifhon; max NJ an
effort 70 escape from doom which they supposed
70 be unavoidable IL Il now proved. however.
that Consumption can b. cured and that X has
been cured In very CREST number OF cases fsome
~ them apparently desperate onesl by Schencks
Pulmonic Syrup alone. and IN other cases by the
same medicine In connection with SchencS- Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. one or both. &C
cOrcing 70 the requirements 81 the case
d.. - enCk himself. who enlog ell uninterrupted
good health for more than forty year. Wa sup
posed ~ one time. 20 be "a the very gate Of desfh.
bis physicians having pronounced his case hope
less and abandoned him 20 his fate. He was
cured by the Aforesaid medicines. and, since his
recovery. many thousands similarly affected have
used Df Schenck- preparations with the same re
markAhlu success.
Full directions accompany each. making u not
Absolutely necessary % personally see DR. Sc henck
unless patients wish their lungs examined. and
Tor this purpose he l. professionally at his princi-
pal Office. corner Sixth and Arch streets PhiiAdel-
pEia. every Monday. where all letters far adN ic.
mu-i he addressed. Schencxs medicines are
FOLD by ali druggists
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the baggage car and tell 'em to take
just the best kind OF care Of him."
The young lady pouted, but the brake
man reached over and picked the canine
up as tenderly as thongh il was two
weeks old baby, bu: As he did so a
strange expression came over his face,
like wave Of cramp collie, and he said
hastily 10 the conductor:
Here, you just hold him minute
till put this poker away" and he trot-
ted out al the car door and held on To
the brake-wheel, shaking III
WIN ague. .....ur no sooner had his
hands on the dog than he looked around
for hole 10 fall through.
"Who-wh-why, this is worsted
dog"
- Yes, sir" said the little miss, de-
murely. "Didn't YOU know that?"
- No, I'm most awful sorry to say
didn't know that" and he laid the
Christmas dog down in the owners lap
and walked out on the platform, where
he stood half an hour in the cold, try
ing TO think Of hymn tune 10 suit the
worst sold man on the Lehigh Valley
road Boston Transcript.
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rheumatism = Symptom or other Dis
enees.

The alarming extent of chronic rheuma-
tism in the country has led TO persistent in
vcstigation. II has lately been asccrtained
that the disease s.the result OF other com
plicatcd diseases OF the liver, kidneys, PAN
creas blood, absorbents. etc. In other
words, that rheumatism is symptom. II
is also found that, hy the removal Of the
complicated disease. the rheumatism disap-
pears, as a result which seems 10 substantiate
the theory. We all know, TO our sorrow,
how fruitless the ordinary treatment 81 this
disease has been. and we now hail with joy
The dawn Of this new discovery. We all
know that the symptoms Of these diseases
are generally present in cases Of chronic
rheumatism, bat few have supposed the
disease to be an effect
To remove these diseases the surest remedy
can be found in the SHAKER EXTRACT or
ROOTs OR CURATIVE SYRUP; II appears to
be working many cures. We refer TO the
article sold by Druggists and Al. White,
New York.