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An A merlcan Deia,ea by the Chin csc.

Plttsburg Ledder::@ at our iniorma.
ton be correct, Gen. Ward, who took a
prominent part in the Nicaraguan war in
1868, as one of Walkers tillbusters, was
ut one time resident OF PittsDurg.
When the Niearauguan war closed Gen.
Ward went to China. There was an i'm
mense rebellion in progress there ar the
time, and he offered his services to
the Chinese government. y These
were accepted, and y Gen. Ward
at length exhibited such great
military ability that he was made
ommander-in-chiet of the Imperial
army. He whipped the rebels at every
turn, and at length succeeded In squeich-
ing the rebellion. In one OF the last bat
ties of the war Ward was MORALLY
wounded by u musket ball and he was
buried with great hopors. Being. Gus.
tomary in that country to worship the
bones of their illustrlous men, the En-
peror decrecd that honors should
be paid on the tomb Of Gen. Ward. The
memory of the dead, soldier has ever
since been revered BY the Cinnamon, ant
late papers from China state that thi:
year an immense religious procession
paid honor to Gen. Wards memory a
his tomb. -'&A'.Afu-'
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ID Mr.. Sch,irx as q RefOrnler.
(FroIn the Baltimore Gazette.) AZ

-Ii ID "a -
We see nothing which looks like a sud.
den and radical reform Of the civil, SER
vice, but there is some patchwork going
on which is very we'll In its way, and not
to be slightly valued. secretary Schurz
is gradually trying his hand OH reform,
and he has hit upon some expedients
worth the trying. Now he is going to In.
sist ur.nn esreAlJ,. raaRt Jln1HsNnCs0Gf dl!
department. since daily reports are per.
haps impractlcable, by all means let us
have weekly reports. The more frequent
the reports, the less margin for error,
and less invitation for fraud The inte.
rlor department, in its wide stretch OF
business, has not been above suspicion
and it will take Secretary Schurz's best
work to effect q complete restoration OF
public confidence. Nobody will accuse
the present secretary Of crookedness,
but he will have to keep sharp look.
ont on his underlings. la 49,. d..
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| (St. Louis Republican,
At the bottom Of Mr.. Hayes idea that
the policy of Withdrawing the troops
heretofore employed. irr inimidating
Southern state governments is an exper-
iment, will befound the impression that
the states of the South occupy relation
to the federal government different IRON
that Of the states OF the North. They
are looked upon as In some respect de-
Tendencies, having considerably less OF
IiovoroiCnty than Nortlorn states. IL
| The Republican party'had secured four
| wears y more of full power IN
congress this idea would have grown
into one that state sovereignty passed
away as soon as a state government
became Democratic. However, as the
Democrats hold one branch OF congress
now, and are absolutely certain to hold
the other within two Years, this develop
ment Of Republican, ideas has been
blocked, although even the best Repub-
hcans are unable Yet 10 diyest themselves
of the other, that Southern state Is
something different from q Northern
state. For evidence read this:
especial Dispatchto the Cincinnati Gazc,te.)
.,"WAsHINGToN., May 70. - Secretary
Evarts IS preparing letter to Gov.
Stone, or to some OF the government
officers in Mississippi, setting forth in
very dec ded terms the opinion OF the
administration in regard to the cowardly
murder OF Judge Chisholm and his
family The letter win be a notice to
the people Of the southern states OF the
position of the president upon the ques..
ton OF the projection Of citizens OF all
81 sses throughout the South, and it will
furnish an Interpretation of the Southern
policy. which does not seem to be fully
understood there as yet. There is great
dissatisfaction felt~ here oyer the appar.
| ent apathy OF Gov stone. and the letter
| is one that will not be particularly pleas
ant. to that o6iccr.na haR JTgtef III
OF course Secretary Evarts may write
such criticisms as he pleases to as pri-
vate,. Individual about, the conduct OF
state Oliiee,a but when he assumes to
: pass judgment as federal official be ar
rogaies authority which he does not
possess. and which he would never dare
TO assume inthe case Of any Northern
state. What Gov. Stone has done or has
not done, in, the matter OF murder
of certain citizens OF Missls
sippi byother citizens of that state is not
to b. passed upon by the federal secre-
tary OF state, and Gov. Stone should moi
hesitate to reply to Mr.. Evarts writes thu
. impudent letter this telegram promises
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BY the Governor.
Gro. IL. HARLOW, Secretary of State


The Title ''PrOteStant Episcopal"
On, Y. Correspondence Philadelphia Ledger J
A curious. movement is on loot among
the high church Episcopalians, with RET
erence TO the next general convention.
which is beginning To excite some appre-
hension among the evangeicals, the OBJ
ject OF which is to get rid OF the objec.
ti0nable term, protestant Episcopal, "
so as TO have the church officially and
otherwise recognized by the only title
which Is given 10 her in the creeds. The
proceeding will probably take the form
OF the memorial, signed by as many of
the clergy and laily as can be got to In.
dorseit. 1t is believed that at least five
bishops are favorable to the proposed
change. Tne vast influence of Trinity
church, here, ~ II 's- Is morally
Ger ain. d will be thrown a In
Its favor. The ST. Adams peo.
pie, rs well as those of st. Ignatius and
the Church OF 81. Mary the Virgin, may
likewise be expected to give 1t a hearty
support. The movement, 1t Is under.
stood, was initiated by Bishop Young, OF
Florida, who was formerly connected
with the Trinity. Resolutions commit
tillg that dioscese 10 the proposed change
came very Lear passing the diocese coun.
ell az US session last month at Tallahas-
see This measure received the moral
support OF the entire council, and the
only opposition to 1t was based on The
ground OF expediency. Word has been
sent North accordingly THAT the diocese
OF Florida may be set down as certain to
welcome tiils most needful restora.
I on"
The following are the resolutions in
FULL
WRSHsAs, the name "Prot cstant 'Epis.
copal' ,',as applied 70 our branch or the
church C&thohc II without meaning, has
never received the sanction Of the gen.
sral conyention, ana has been d welghty |
lActor In bringing about the deplorabic |
egAtionxlism IN, the church which |
robs the blshOps'of their authority and is
! serious hin0rance In It's efficient work.
Ing; therefore be it blgs y BstRssiI'a
Resolved. THAT the deputies OF the /
general convention from this diocese be |
requested TO further and aid any move.
mint which may tend 70 tho removal or
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Chicago Tribune {: A correspondent
desires 10 know the significance OF the
terms fright" ana Light" as applied
to the assembly OF France. They are
used to indicate tile political complexion
of the different parties. The extreme
Right embraces the Bourbon Mon.
archisls: the extreme Lett the radical
Republicans and between these are the
various factions representing more mod
crate views. such as the Right Center (the
Orleanists), the Left Center the Repub
licans), and the Center 1.-THE independ.
ents and Bonapartists(. The words
have meaning also as indicating the
positions in the chamber OF the seats OF
the parties referred to. 1t should be I'M
TODD thar there are comparatively
few extremists on either side: and when
Nc Mahon said he belonged 20 the right,
he did not mean that he was an uncom-
promising Legitimist, any more than
Jules Simon meant TO declare for radical
Republicanism. when he replied, al be-
long to the LETT The bulk of the Two
parties may be found in the right and
left centers. In the broad sense. the
right includes al the Conservatives, and
the left all the Liberals.
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The president has concluded that it Is
not expedient to retain army officers on
duty at the white house, and accordingly
on the LIST of jane all officers now on duty
there will be relieved and sent to their
regiments, or assigned TO duty in the
wardepartment. L.I' ffft
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80, 1877, $500 acres of land IN the several
counties through which the line rune.
The amounts in each county are certified
to the clerks OF the several coun-
ties in order that the property
may be placed upon the HIST for taxation
this year.
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New Patents.

Dist of patents issued to inventors OF illinois
for the week ending NAV 20, 1871, ard each
dated June s., 1877. Furnished this paper by
Cox 4 Cox solicitors OF patents, washington,
j, c.
j. Bramson, knitting machine, Chi.
cago; Il. Prindle, carpet sweeper,
Aurora; G.. Cook, lamp, Chicago; L.
Frederick, draft equalizer. Hall; z.
Kagy and F. Stoneburner, raking pan,
Arcola; J. Wollensack, sky-light litter
lock. Chicago; T.. Alvey, milking
stool, Mt Morris, w. Baker, gram
binder, Chicago; NJ. Campbell, napkin
holder, Chicago; 3. Garfield, cigars,
Ottawa; A. CLANCY, portable fence,
Flora; j. Gilbert, fire proof ceilings,
Chicago; 80. Holland, hydrocarbon burn
er and gas generator, Chicago; W. wat
son, metallurgie furnace, 'Tonica; e..
Wilson, car coupling, Chicago.
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A INV YORK telegram says Ben
Butler is going to move 10 Colorado,
nlrn "sheep farmer" and in course OF
time return to Washington as United
states senator, Tor the centennial state.
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name which shall truly declare bet
Catholic character. ~ ~ wv 4
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Popularillustratei bookt soopages)on
MANHOOD ! WoMANHoopl MARRIAGEl
lmpediments to Marriage /, the cai,se
and cure. Sent securely sealed, post
PAID for 80 cents, byDR. G. WH,yTiER,
on *, Charles Street, ST Louis, MOI
the great specialist Read his works.
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Ex-PREsIDENT GRANT and family ar
rived safely in Queenstown. - are
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G.HARRIsoN LEA Oh, M D.,
KoMEoPATHIST. + - (, l /,

Especial attention given to Homeopathic
ltestnent o. surgical diseases, all chronic
dren. Oliice on Commercial avenue nca
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The Most EminenI Living Autnors sucn a.
Il. Gladstone. DR.. W b. GARDENER, Prof. Hu1-
ley, X A. Proctor, Frances Power CObbe. The
Duke Of Argyle, Jas. a. Froude. Mre. Maloct,
Mrs. Olphant, Mrs Alexander, Miss Thacheny,
Jean lngeiow, George Macdonald. VIM. Black,
Anthony TroIlope, Matthew Arnold, Henri
kingsley. W. Story, Auerbach. Rnskin,
Carlyle. Tennyson. Browning, and many 0thers,
are re prese nfed In fhe raoea M
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Lattell's Living Age

Jan. ]. ls77, THE LIVING AGE enter. upon
Its sd volume, with the continued cominenda-
ton Of the best men and journab Of the country
and with CONSTANTLY increasing success.
In le77. II will furnish 20 Its readers the pro-
auctions OF the foremost authors above naInet
and many others; embracing the choicest Serial
and Short stories by the Leading Foreign Novel.
ists, and an amount -
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The Ablest Living Writers,

, all branches of Literature, Science, Art, al
Politics. 49,. sa.AfF
OpINlO NS
Decorah-posten., 1877-06-14

tiet," iaaos GambacsrcS % psaeos
paa Souhe, % ba Mue trGngte inc
paa BAN. %fortalte ban 8eIgenoe
8 Sttobsr 1901 faIbte Napoleon
bam til ii9.
"BOrssr Miniit,r." iasbs 6crite.
foniuIen iii i'm 6ortroIies, "ben Of.
fsntli9s SpmGrfiombee or for Die.
bliffst oItfor me9ci beupenot paa
min Yerlon, bet aenerer mig 50 for.
itprrsr mine Ylnner. Sc mao bur.
tie ubhnce ct Wibosl. Tom benpcn-
Der Den cnentliae Snteresie % So9s.
preslen paa en- anben 8iennanb."
"8orscr fSerlts 8oninI en- ubp9.
9elia 6orbrpbelie, iom bra9ts belle
Sranfris / Sprcr, siIbe ianoipnlia.
pis pGrc Sem psIfommcn 2"
"Sa."
"Gt uIminbslist oa9liabo9s Woro
piIoe maaits life prrs nof
"Nei."
Seq lfol altlaa orran9ere no9et
iaa arGsicli9t. lom man oloriS for
bar bert"
"Gr Sc ba en- Srolpmano, Son.
DEP"
"5orlab Sem paa MIG. % ber
min Ylan."
90 MI ~uilcrcoe 6ouds en- Ylon,
iom ban bapce ublpefuleret / fao
Winutter. % iom panot Wapoleons
8iiaIb.
"Wen bpab nil Den foite?
"Gn ubeiprelisbso. Gn Snes III.
iinh SrGncs."
"@oot, ic9 itoler paa Oeres pro
pece Sueliabec."
6oube icrlfuHebe li9 fra Solpi'
taIsrns Gig. Tom ban Loo S%opseern'
ltiers at. % laalebes lapece bar
ben arGlfe 8repefamilie. Tom bar
loo Icie til / Worcbniei. % iblano'
@obs % Weblsr inbimu9lebe bar
9i9ene, Der bare paofIUbie Tom B,
finaerebe @rnfcre -, fnn 3iencrcr
bIep la9t ben peo Slooen. On
Nattsn arrranasrsos Souhss M9cH
ter % Macntinocr. iOm ban bauo'
/ bnnprenpis belle zen ubp99ellat
Scsns ri bare bslfrepct. % fprlof
Suiet 40 Den iGrs9nc Snc9ans, nccr
at blipe bemelfeoe.
Wlobpelen paa @aben bleu lapet
5crflGNct meo Snbbolo meN Wlllit
benla9t Der. % ell al M9enlernc no
iiebte Ncrlfri9st. Tom Berger Sri
Qlct berie. Observation-Disclosures ON
Spba9cllsn af Worberen bare ma
turliepis Iapsoe af Yolitiet
S%enii9tsn meo Donbes WOrbbi
ltorie lpffebes; ben bemHeliSbeos
fuIoe Souebailfisrer opfplote, bpae
Rapoleon ~forlan9tc Yublifum GLEN
te for en- &jo lang BAN, men bans
Ylancr bare forbateoc ben9an9. YG'
rem VAR enhnu lite mooen
% fcrit 3 Mar lencrc iatte ban &ei'
lerfroncn paa iii Sopee.
Decorah-posten., 1877-06-14
MOntencgru o. bets ScbOcrc.

WontsneGro 60: oct forte Wler9),
sller lom be Snbiebte fable oei
Slhsruaeora, sr ct SprltsnbDmms
paa 80 &pocrat. Wils, Der nGlten
ubeluffenSe bcltaar at Slipper %
&leiter oct grruoisr moo Telt til
OaImntien % MOB Slt til Bosnisn.
VI ontene0rinernc, Der brrer til ben
ilanilte Solfeltammc, ere lmuffe %
fraitlae Golf, Der cnnnu ltabi9 itoa
paa Naturtilltanbeus Stanopunft
osrss 4ip iom cmhaffcnne Sprosr
% oriiiiSe SW9ere er nbnnoet %
irit. Gone - icetmincltc l~frspne -
fisnbs be life Noast til; bos Dem
aiolrsr. bpab Der or Gift oa BRIG,
% oerss Sprite eller $Ospooar, Der
i fig ~forsner aeiltIis % %psrosli9
Mpnbiaben. CT poa cn9ang Oom'
mer, Grfebilfop % milltGr Operbe.
iaIinssmanc. Se ere itricbare %
fampIpitne, neiiomms % fGerslanes.
fiGrlige.
Spcroer MI 3Giersn. bporlebsS
oct cr mnliAt, at ct SSolf iaaleoes
fan lace baout ON &ultur, fan bt.
beboloc fine fra 6orlGorene neoar-
pebe Sfiffe, I'm Nationnlora9t %
line ~Gicnbommeliabeosr. CT Sparet
meset let 4; Oct %ailonereoe 4ano, men
nopnlis 6oliets s9ne bsitemte aa.
raftsr maa ablolnt boloe Dem iier.
net fra al fremmeb S%nobIanbin9,
MI iom for b%unerebs % after bun.
orsbs Mar iioen maa 8ruN9ommen
msb line @enner inbfinoe ii9 ioran
Brubens SuS meo en- pr9atig op.
tablet Sslt til lit Siertes uofaarne.
% formaliter anbolbs ON bsnbes
Soano ; MI iom for psliisnsr &la.
bifasn unosr aaben Simmel 8ru.
Den, % taller til Be forlamlebc Wio.
ner. 90 8ierSene sienlpoe al @lG.
nesfuo. lom DC bape 8iort en- lang
MarrGffe.
Men true Sbrferne mee at aicre
9 inb9rcb ocrss N~etti9beber, ha rsile
be iis Mue Tom Gn (; bsres 9anb sr
en- flor. u~inbta9eli9 8ier9iritnina.
% Wontencarinerne ere ppperli9e
Siptter iaamanse &e be emo
baoe maattet tiGmpe. iaamesst BLOB.
Dc baps uospot for BeorcIanbet,
3prtsrns babe aIeri9 fact GoefGite
Der, % Oct 9nnp, Tom nsppc teller
100. 900 SiGle, % | oct Scisits fan
title en- Urine paa ballot iaa mango.
bar ublert Bsnriftsr, Der i%oriisns at
tesn,s / Siitoriens Marbcscr meo
uueleiteliae 8rGf.
8ilbe % sner9ilts bops Dc aliio
pGrst / 1910 lenots @eneral Eau.
Decorah-posten., 1877-06-14

riiton to monisue9rinife Sanger til
Yaris I; ben enc iuIteoe ii9 libel. %
ben anoen lob Sopeest mob SGn9.
isISmursn be ere li9siaa ufcIiom.
me mob berss 0lsnocr, iom mob
benz IeIu.
gettinle sller SSstinie er ben mino.
ite Sopscitab i europa. Sem bun.
orebe Snobpa9ere % trebGnostpps
Suic.
Won piIoe imibIeriio tase Sell,
bpiS mon troebe. at 4anbets Napn,
"Sortebier9". muli9ens funos bio.
rpre fra merfe @runifope. Sc faa
Stope, man forefinbsr Der, ere melt
lpis % penIise We9eiiope Der CT
osiaa snfelte frnstbare SaIitrr9
$ellsr life bape &%lippemaslerns en-
mort eller fort Sarpe / Solcn FIN
ne .oeres Soppe tprrtimoo meo en-
bpioSraa 6arpe, sllsr be piie no Gle.
oente p%urpurrene ON Mitsnen %
ON Mor9snsn. Spsrbopeoet pleis
Slaperne at 9ipe Mlt. bpoo Der bar
ct pilot. eoe % itp9t llcieenre,
Napn al Tort, bporimoc De fable
Mlt, bpab Der sr sobt, imuft o9 be.
baasIi9t "bpiol". Naunet Wontc.
negro bstpbsr aItlaa Oct ia mms iom
ben zoe Blsrsitrsfnin9.
Decorah-posten., 1877-06-14
@aabcns SpIesniua.

) Aaret 1915. ba Napoleon alle
rsee FAB paa ct. Selena. lamIcret
oiis Doe Gambneeres. Sranfriss Gr,
fefantllsr % Strtug af WapoIsons
Naaoe. ON Mitsnen mango W9no,
lom bapoe to9et pitflom Del b
liolte 20-30 Oars 8%saipenbeeer
bIanot benz osiaa ben fcrrias Yoli.
timiniitsr SOnbs. 9srtus ai Stran.
10.
ga ole hitle WGnb omtaIte os
forltiellgs @nsrsr fra tiblisere Oa.
ss, falci &alen osiaa en9ans paa
be gaaoeiulb Worb / 1901 meo So.
psoaIiil9rinsrn. % nOaIs 5illteos.
pGrenoe ipnrste ssouds. ON ban
alori9 bapbe iaaet ben risti0e Wior.
Der fat.
"Det par ct &unhfDife ai YoIi.
Decorah-posten., 1877-06-14
DEBORAH MUSICAL ACADEMY
Mrs. A A Aiken. PRINCIPAL.

Mrs. A. A Aiken, Principal.
Miss L ID. Blakeney Assistant and
Teacher of Music.
@neen isrmin al bette Atacemi 1utter
ben Bite Warts. Den treble lsrmin bes
9pneer ben 9et Ipril cl perpar.r 10 llger.
Den Sniercslt, hcrrmeo bette Neloemi bar
paret mllaitet ZEN tcrte (tr bet bar pG
rel | Griltdnee. CT Bergen Ter. at BETTE pil
tlice en- ltaaence Snlttuitcn Tor Oeecrlh.
6lUer fra BET lpoiiae @inueicil % cmltls
genie 6cuntisr tcmmer bio lcr al bragg
Scrnel at bsnne ucmGrfers Wuits Siele.
Price OF Tuition.
Private Lessons $1,000 per Term
Class Lessons $1,000 per Term.
6lecsr fan bclpnbe iii hpilftnicmbclli Sie
~ Retailer funs for ben Stn &c npcsr llrs
nercisnin9. %. Ia.
Decorah-posten., 1877-06-14
Illus ti13a1u2

llncertesnere a1tcr at iGlse MT Sus be-
liMenee I Riin Sirest. / 9Grbspen al Am'
mon, Stctt & 6c.s Welleedm. quiet CT
naltsn npt, NJ innebcloer 8 g9rdlsr. Mln
tebdss at benpsnpe is til
80 6 w. &ans Scrten.
Decorah-posten., 1877-06-14
III
DEBORAH Radical

sr Den biIishe amsrifaniIe Avis @in'
nelbeif Sc. Yris si.OOfcr |araau9eu.
@oet Wab at apsrtere /. Gee. NJ.
Naislet, Nebaftsr pa Sisr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-23
Auction Sale Of Livery Stock,

AT go O'CLOCK A. NJ, ON MONDAY
"A February >. 1877, At Nos. 800, IS2 and
l5o4 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va, / viii
proceed 70 sell at public auction, the yaiu-
able Livery stock used by the late arm of
Husemen d Nendel, or 10 much thereof IA
- not previously disposed ofat private sale
TIE ssid stock comprises nineteen Ans
horses, five splendid hacks, eight tor
buggies -four nearly newt one barouche
one large f0ur-hors- wagon with .eafs- one
sample wagon, one saie. two ONCE d,srs
nine buffalo robes, one large four.horxe
sleigh, three one-horse sIeighs, nine sefs
single harness, nye sets coach harness
one set barourhe harness, one SET he. -.
harness, one yet iaiT leather barnes To-.
u light pole harness, one set four horss
harness, thirty harness ooyers, thtrty-two
iron stali fixtures, one fsed-cutt.r and
numerous other articles such IA are n.n.
ally part Of the equipm ant Of q first eiss.
livery stable. ''
Terms Of sale Will be cash on ali nu,.
chases OF iess than 500. A credit OF ninety
days viii be given on all purchases OF fI.6
OF more, the buyer 10 give a nsgo, "a biz
note with approved security Tor the
amount Of his purchs se, and the Inter-
thereon from the day OF sale 70 the date OF
HARRy c.tnwr,,
lal5 Assignee Of Husemen 4 Msad:I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-23
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s.hanck's PulmOnic syrupsS ea weed
ToutO. and Mandrake Ptlis.
These deseryedIy celebrated and popula
medfcines have effected revolulon IN
,he haaliny art, aud proved the fallacy OF
ssverai maxims which have for many
Years constructed the progress OF me9lcad
Science. The false supposition tnst "Son-
SUMPTION is incurable" deferred pnyM.
clans from attempting TO nna remeo ssn
for that disease, and patients amiceeu S,h WI.
it reconciled themselves 70 oeatn wi Saso,,,e
which they supposed to be unavoidable.
II is now proved, ho viewer, that ConsumP,,
ton can be cured and that 1t has been curea
in a very great number of cases lsome OF
them apparently desperate ones py
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup alone; ana IN
other cases by the same medicine IN con-
nection with Schenck's Sea weed Ionic
and Mandrake Pills, one or both, accora'
ing to the requirements OF the case.
DIR. Schenck himself who enjoyed unln.
terrupted good health for more than forty
wears. was supposed at one time TO De ~
The very gate OF death, his physicians
having pronounced his case hopeless, and
Abandoned him to his fate. He was cured
by the aforesaid medicines, and, since MS
recovery, many thousands similarly al
I (, cted have used DIR. Schenck,e prepare
| lions with the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany eacn, max
| ing 1t not absolutely necessary 10 person..
ally see Dr. Schenck, less patients Wlsn
| their lungs examine ed ! and for this purpose
| he is professionally at his principal once,
Corner sixth and Arch Streets, fnllaoel'
phia, every Monday, where all letters ior
| ad vice must be addressed.
Scbenck's medicines are sold by al
| druggists,