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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23
Leokont Mouut.s..

Thousands of people died every yeaI
In the miasmstic valleys surrounding
Lookout mountain, until about 1880,
when from the common mountain
herbs, DIR. A. q. Simmons scientifical-
iy prepared medicine that prove!
q specific in the cure oliver diseases.
BY Its use the country in that vicinity
has become AMONG the healthiest on
the continent The reputation OF DIR.
A z. simmons vegetable liver medi.
cine Is now worldwide. Ii Is made by
NJ. A. Thedford d Co.. of Chattanooga,
Tennessee, aud every genuine pack
sge aud bottle IL enclosed in a yellow
wrapper bearing the likeness Of DIR.
Simmons.
Ii ia for sale by all druggists, who
have trial packages OF the medicine
that will he given to all applicants free
OF charge. my27.lm-d-w.
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This fine trotting stallion, viii stand
the present season at the stables OF
B. l. Burris at the fair ground at fifty
dollars the season the money to be
paid when the mare IL bred, with the
privilege Of returning the mare free OF
charge, until she proves In foal, il the
horse lives. Should the b orse be sold
before another season, srrangemen L.
will be made for the return of mares
not in foai, or II ut a distance, the
money will be refunded.
lakewood by Blackwood; first dam,
by Red Tiger; second dam, hy Old
Imported Glencoe. Blackwood, by
Norman; first dam, by MAmhrino
Chief. Norman, by the Morse hors /;
first dam, by Jessey Highla nder /;
second dam, by Hambletonian. Black
wood sold for SI5, 600. His sister, Lulu,
beat Goidsn1ith's Maid, and $50, UDa
WAS refused for her. Lakewood, IT., a
half brother to lakewood, took the
Centennial premium, at Philadelphia,
last.year and suppose IL the best horse
of his age in the United States. Blaze
wood now, not quite six years old, has
colts sold ut from $3.50 to sl5OO dollars.
A rare opportunity Is here Offered to
fine horse breeders. Grass pasture
furnished mares from u distance at
two dollars per month, aud breeding
attention free of charge.
r. NJ. oANo.
DALLAS, Texas April Is, 1877.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

The result of yesterdays election Is
such as To bring genuine SORROW to US.
We have TO fault TO find with those
gentlemen property-hoIder and others
who differed with us on this import
ant matter. We are willing to con-
cede that they acted from honest mo:
uves, however, we believe them Who'll
iy and utterly mistaken. IL viii he
the task of THE HERALD to shield, as
much as possible, our city from the
consequences OF the vote yesterday.
We are defeated certainly this time,
but we warn the gentlemen voting no,
that the fight will be renewed
next year, and the next
until such system is established
finally as will meet the wants of the
people, IL God spares US to the work.
Those people at II distance, in other
states, In making up their verdict. on
yesterdays work, must remem Der that
our people have had tut little practi-
cal experience of the advantages of
free public education, and withal they
have . morbid terror OF taxation,
which often leads them under the
skiifull handling of the demagogue to
defeat wise measure, ~ that of yes
terday, simply by the cry of oppres.
sive taxation. We sincerely trust
the exodus of good people will
not take place. Patienee for a
year, and we believe the measure
will then be triumphantiy carried. SO,
too, We hope those who contemplate
coming here will not be deferred by
this circumstance, for in one year the
stumbling block will surely be r.
moved.
The most poignant regret we have
in connection with the defeat of yes
terday lie, that the youth Of the city
the innocent ard the helpless are the
victims, and they lose one year
OF opportunity which can never
return to them, for this the
demagogue will be held nccounta-
BILE. a. he will find when
| coming before their indignant fathers
for future political support. There Is
many \ bright-eyed lad in Dallas to-
day, who, when he lays his head on
pillow tonight, will sadly and IN tear
mourn that the light which WAS break
Ing for him IL hid, by this action, for a
season. We say to him: Be of good
cheer. for time will heal this and all
other wounds.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

Yesterday boy Was on our streets
peddling peaches that were raised on
Mr.. Bailey'z place, about mile from
town. To customer he stated that
night before last some one entered the
orchard. and was hnsy filing n sack
will peaches, when he was discovered
by the Waterman, Mr.. Kelly, who fired
two shots. The first one took effect 10
tie sack. which was we'll filled, rid
ding II considerably. The boy stated
that the peaches he was Offering for
sale were taken out Of the sack. The
second shot took effect ian the person Of
the man, ~ in the morning he was
tracked Tor u considerable distance by
the blood. though the man, himself,
has not been found. A year ago man
was shot and killed in that same
orchard, while trying to rob 1t. IL is
rather dangerous business trying to
steal frou that place, ~ two watch
men are KEPT constantly on guard
there, aud we would advise thieves TO
give the place Wide birth, IL they do
not want a warm reception.
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Fourteen thousand persons have pc.
Ut IA - tssOv,a !. ff1osg

Another tornado DESTROYED a grea,
deal of property at Fall River, Wiscon.
sin, on Friday of last week. No live
were lost lssfa I3 AH
The union league club of New York
heartily Endorsed president Hayes adj
ministration at its meeting Thursday
night last
Hon. d. W Voorhees,, of Indiana
will canvass the state next year as a
candidate for United States senator
against Morton.
The greenback convention, of Maine.
met in Skowhegan, on Friday, and
pppiHated. @itcket. Aeaded by Rev. II
~ MHnso4s pfgoyerAef zaaln
There are 81 ,40S volumes in the pub.
lie library of Chicago. valued at $50 900.
There were 40,959 borrowers and $50.
600 visitors during the year.
Hayes son viii graduate from the
law school Of Harvard University on
the 9th instant, and the president will
Pc efesent st the inport4ntes{nS
Senator Beck thinks the democrats
should stand firm. He says: 81 don't
believe in getting OF the platform be-
cause Hayes has happened to get on it. .
The custom house commission at
New 9sleans are doing sosAe eood.work
IN interpreting . barrier to the smus.
cling seaextensively carried onaat that
pors for years. as' ~ 4 ~ $50
Orders have been sent to General
Ord, TO retain the Mexican prisoners
captured on American soil il their re-
they may depart.
a sstpdert cf the state university,
AAdison. WisccnGin. asnotheeea his lilo
climate six inoAths old child affer
having married its mother. He was ar
rested on Thursday.
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This Is a nation OF enfiaysiteuee freernsu.
Education II tins eorneT-stone ana foundA-
Lion OF our government. The pcop e are ire,
70 think AID act for Themselves, and that
they may act wisely IL "a EascssSs.Ty mat they
be well informed. Eyr8y individual gain
sncressas public gain. Upon the health OF
The people is based the prosperity OF . ma
lion, by II every value Is incT.AsssI. n,
10y enhAnc d. Health j. essential "a the -.
eoinpishment Of every purpose. while - <
nssS tnwarts the best Intentions and lo.il--i
aims. Unto Us are nitied important
health trusts, which Ne told net merely IN
our own behalf but for the benen: Of 9th -
IN order that We may - abie 10 discharee
the Obligation Of our tTusie~.hip. ana thu,
prove worthy Of our generous com Ia ssfau
II n-o.-ssary tnst W. study the All ~ -.
serving health and protonxing lifr.- IL 1. 81
paramount mportsflcs 10 svery fer,-ou. tof
only TO urd-rstand the means for tue pf.l..
ervailon OF health. bot also % know aEai
remedies should lie employed Tor tie ailey'i-
alton OF The common ailments q life Nos
thai We wonld Acvise every man. uncef al
circumstance, - attempt 20 he Ais Own
physictan- but We entfr4f him ~ acquire
sufficient knosisdzs 81 hi sy.tsin ana ~
laws II al govern a. that a. NAV h., .f,.t. -.
To take care bf aimsssif pTaf-flE a-if. fEf.rFsv
prevent sickness ana prolnns lif- IN ~
subjects OF pEysiology ard hys.sus.
OF the scieuo. OF Ife and ih- Al
u Iic-s-a falE -eAiln more sCfsut4rcz4ag
dlsrussfd or more plainly taught THAI ~
The Peoples Common ---fIse -ladteai A.
yiser, by H. v. Pierce, MD. 81 urialo- =
Il IL j. ~ volume OF over nine hund o.,
large pages illustrated Is over two hun
dred ana slxhiy-tNgp snl.rzstnE- aiid ella-.-.5
plates, L. elegantly bound ia cloth and Hiit.
anu Is srnt, p0st-rait, 70 any slIrc-. b. ne
hnthOr 81 bie low pflc@ 81 one dollar and
my cents n copy. Nearly one hGndr.sl
thousand copies have already teom sufI
AMI The present. edition. whicb = r.gIss.i
sna enlarged and more especially adapt. 81
20 ne wants of the n.mliS i s.ilirr -
rapidly II treats Of all tire common 4 -.
eas-=s and their Remedies. well a. Of an ai-
otny, ply si1losY. hyr4euo. hutaau temper
aIn-nts. and many otler topics OF Err.f IL.
t.r, 9 To all people and L. tuiy what IT, a.
thor sly Ies u. "McaIcin. ,slmuiin 4
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COURTHOUSE NOTES.
Dfssvses Csart.

-~"s|~ ..~Ft
Pickett w Hicks action for tress,
pas~ and TO try title; Jury still out.
The case of CAnsth W. Obenohain,
suit for rent Of certain lands, Wa
called.
cos0sy Cssyd
The court called the motion docket,
but none were presented.
ses.sy Issrss.
Collector frsther has been instruct
ed not 10 present the delinquent tax
payers for the present, but To hold over
for lime, NJ as 10 embrace the dslIn-
quents for the next quarter, witch he
can do at this session Of the grand Jury.
~ they viii not adjourn until the 18TH
or 10Th Of next month.
s.aasy cserk-s 0mee.
Captain Hsrwood Issued . marriages
lieense yesterday, To Nc. e eater.
berry 10 wed Mrs. Wallace. Captain
Harwood then procured the services
~ J,,.tice Peak who made the tw ain
ons flesh IN Iesr than five minutes, and
the happy couple departed ~ man and
wife within Ian Ininutes Of their ilrst
Setrsncc. This was sxpsditing mat
esrs hs. Aft~sl'ssry - an odd cisiasa
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTRAKa.

Taken up by J. ,. Hughes, ant essray.a
before W. W. Peak. JrSlise cf the Pe~re
hands high, s:x OF s-vsn wears old. no hr.f,sf.
some hArners MARKS. valued ~ 80.
Taken mp by Y. J. Hill, and extrsxs. s--sy-.
W. W. Peak, jnstics az the fe.1s-. f-r.-cinri
So s Sns Gay mar. sven year- Old. ].
shoubdsr, vaiussf ~ tss; one yellow rn.-e
black streak down her back, isuT year osr,
tt hands high, branded on len sloalder
brown pony hor~s. ufns ye.rs Old, ils, ha5a.
hlxn, no os4nd2. valued az 80, ana one
smsi rAy mare, eight ysArc Odd, IA hands
49,. uranosd ca Ven shoaidet y, ssieed
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Tn. Leading CIs.n,as no... Of Dallas

sn~ h<esufn& Stotutu& mouse OF Dial as
+. NJ. Kahn & Bro. Justly claim this
egotisticsl title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock OF
we'll made clothing in the city of Dial
las, and as good as is kept I'm Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they prop se to sell their
goods as cheap ~ the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance at their stock wi convince
anyone as TO the truth their asser-
lions. They also KEEP n first-class
stock OF mems fur sping goods, con
sisting OF complete stock of mems
hats, which they make "A specially OF.
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep an hand the most COM
plete and finest lineof neck wear and
hosiery In the city In view Of the
above stern fact, we. can eheerIIliye
recommend All of our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock. aud we feel con.
fldent that they will coincide with uir
and pronounce r. NJ. Kahn q Bros
the leading clothing hous.
DalIas
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zoe ~ JOTTINGS.

The weather y extremely warm.
80 special uurines- has transpired
iu Uur Ig-.,ss- court for several days.
Iu- amount q travel Is very great
iuF tuis time 90 year, and our hotels
are al nIL
--Ialu- on both roads are running
ou time and have been Tor some
months past.
The water works were in fan op-
GRAFTON irum auuve yesterday, bat for
some reason the water refused To run
up hI.I thTo1gh some OF the new gut.
tiers.
-lheprlvate schools Of our city have
ahoWn creditable record throughout
their examinations. They are entitled,
zach nnd every ore, 10 the support oil
our citizens.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

A $4,000 fire occurred in Burlinc
ton, Iowa, on FRIDAY
The German gov. rnment has recoe.
nized Diaz as the NJ zican president,
i The aAtionaa ;assacsxsioH of irailfers
held its annual session in Buffalo, New
York, last week.
The national association of stove man.
ufacturers have been holding a session
in Detroit, Michigan.
The chamber of commerce of Cincin.
aAti, OHIO, voted q theosapef dollars 10
the NJ Carmel sufferers. si53 q
The peach crop of Georgia is moving
northwsrd at avery rapid rate. 1t goes
to northern and western cities.
A boat left Benton Harbor, Michigan
with thirty-fve hundred cases of straw
berries, on Friday. bound for Chicago.
Phillips, of the journal, Springfield.
Illinois, is to have the postoffiee. The
light is over and reform (2) triumphs.
The railroad magnates of the east are
discussing sths sttject of aking off
their last trains TO Chicago and st.
Louis.
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Get. 0. rr.vs. C..,.y.

The oai crop on Walnut creek is ex
ceedingly fine, cutting from ninety Il
one hundred bushels to the acre. We
hear of one farmer not far from the
city. who paid ten dollars per acre for
his farm, aud has just sold his oats,
ayerAging ninety bushels to the acre, Al
twenty i've cents per bushel, and still
complains Of working hard and gets
poor returns, 0ats at twenty cents
per bashel, with this yield per acre, is
better than the dry goods business Of
our city.
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The management Of the Einckley
hotel ~ sherman went vest snd east
i'r furniture aud carpets for this SPLEEN
All the hrt.cia-s establishments deal
lg boz pianos and organs. After II
critical Examination Of wotkmanship,
tone and finish, and u comparison of
prices, they concluded to order square
grand piano from the Dallas house Of
Ny-sr>. r. r. Nedheld " Go. We un.
dgr-tand this hrm sold three OF their
beautiful Instrument. In sherman du-
ring the past ten DAYS.
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Philadelphia Times: Governor Fil-
den spoke with campaign vigor at the
Manhattan Club last night, and his
oitterest enemy must, in fairness, ad
init that emphatic as they were. his re
marks were characterized by good taste
As well rs esrnestness. 1.-THE New York
statesman husbands his resources he
will be hearty enough to give his COM
Petitors for the democratic nomination
IN 1880 an opportunity TO develop their
skill and strength in wrestle that viii
recall st. Louis.
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The races at Columbus last week at
traeted large crowd The three-qUar-
ter dash won by Eniight; time, l.l6i.
Bill Dillon won the three in five mile
race; best time, 4sI. Long Bow won
two-naile heat in 543 EnIight won
. mile and quarter dash in 2-l4i
| The two miles and quarter dash was
won by Verdigris in i06i. The mile
and repeat was won by Jack Harkauay
in l:46l
Al Kalamazoo, Miehisan, Adele Clark
won the : 81 race in 23li. The free for
all was won by Mazomanie in 2.24s
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a Gard,

To all who are suffering from the En-
rors and indiscretioas OF youth, nerv-
Gus weak ness, early decay, loss Of man.
hood, etc, / will send . receipt that
will cure you, free OF charge. This
great remedy WINS discovered by a
missionary in South America. Send a
self-addressed. envelope to the Rev.
Joseph 1nmsp, Station ID, Bible Home,
New York City.-tii sept23- eod-w.
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intes-Ocean: Careful comparison o
the exchanges 1t eleven Of the leaelins
commercial centers for the first week d
June fails 70 indicate snbstantiai I'M
provement in b,lsiriess measured Nv AZ
values paid Tbs aggregate inossAse, 3.
compared with the corresponding week
II Last year. i $40 per cent, but out.
side Of New York, where stock transac-
tjoas cAit6y acd1uAt ~ ME- ihersSk<
tAsss Was snasgseestsde ii } Fsf6
The veol Improvement appears at Ros>
Ton, PittSbarg. Louisville and 81. Louis
= H&1ss<sa Ont Y-IH0
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4 nilane.e aerai..

Milan. according to III, P. Parfait. in
the Paris Charivari. il. about to erect a
statue TO . heroine who saved the city
when it was besieged by Frederick
Barbaraosa. The heroine {nameiess)
was s-yeung and beautiful woman, and
she volunteered 10 stand, in what Arte-
mus Ward calls ''the scandalous COS
tune OF the Greek Slave all but the
dog-chhn, on one Of the gates and so
engage the attention of the besiegers
till the garrison, issuing from another
gate ,.fell on the rear and compelled
them TO retire, casting many a longing
look behind II may be true, but our
prsssts opinion is thst the pretty Milan.
csc miss is pretty Milanese myth.
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Le.aoa's Preseas 90 Grant.

The gold casket containing the free.
dom of the city has, on the diverse cen
trail panel, view of the capitol at Wash.
ington, and on the right and left are
monogram and arms of the lord may
or. On the reverse side is a view of the
entrance to Guildhall, and appropriate
inscription. At the ends are two
figures, also in gold, finely modelled and
chased, representing the city of London
and the United States. and bearing
their respective shields in rich enamel.
At the CORNERS are double columns OF
laurel, wreathed with corn and cotton,
and on the cover cornucopia. emble-
NAUTICAL Of the fertility and prosperity OF
the United States The rose, shamrock
and thistle are also introduced. The
cover is snrmounted by the arms of the
city Of London. The casket is sup
ported: by American eagles, modelled
and chased in gold. the whole standing
on . velvet plinth decorated with stars
aud stripes.
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property-holders. and not one-hslf II
that number were polied, pro or eos.
The project was defeated otis true,
tits pity, pity ais, It's true" Bet
ter luck next time.
DALLAS, Texas jane -, 1877
To the Waco Examiner:
Dallas sends greetings Ia Waco. Tie
public free school measure was carried
to-day Icy Il majority Of two - on 2,
every ward giving majority in fav r
OF of the measure. Everybody Juti'
liant R.
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Aascstine( Iowa) Tribune: How pleas
ant y must be for those strong repub.
licans who hold postofiices to look owe
their commission, signed by Mr.. Key
"exropfederate general of the rebe
army. But then this is an age of con
citation. and . patriotic spirit prompt
them TO stand by the country-rebel o.
no rebel :
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Old FAsHIoSEp WAYS

II used 10 cake twelve hours 10 dye tllt
hair, and then Il looked ridiculous. Nov
In fifteen minutes TUFTS Hair Dye will give
You beautiful glossy black trosses, without
trouble or Inconvenience j. Murray street
SeG York lunets-a.r
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COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

The monetary market IL somewhat s.rtny-
ent for outside b1si mess, but there l. anlpfe
funds for legitimate business and com rner-
cial purposes
GOLD Buying, large pieces o.; snail 1 %.
Selling, large o. T; small o..
SlLVEa-komfnal
There Is but little gold or silver In market
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. x per o.nt
disco unit: bank, par.
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NJ. ,. a. s~.x.r. p.,,,.,

prom bails-. Ia travelling over the state "a.
me Interest Of his profession sss st-eiss.
DENTIST Any person having defec-fre is~ii.
cannot do better than 10 employ hisa. A.
aress him through the Dails. POSI- m -. an
700 can be waited on At home. lBls-~stn
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AR~r,.b,. ,.,,.x. n..S

One oor Of DR.. Tutts Pulls Vii save 20,
many dollars IN doctors bills- They MI
surely cure Chiiis and Fever, Dysper<iA
Disosdered Liver or Bowels; sick Headache
Jaundioe or Chronic Consti psiIoa- COL
. cenb- Msy.GH-t
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Jinplecutes 1t will be remem bered
by the old settlers that there are some
Indian mounds near Mr.. Reese Hughes
plantation in Cass county. Tradition
says that these mounds are the ruins
OF an ancient city, and il is supposed
that they may contain rare relics of
the pact In. near the base
OF onspe these mounds the laborers
On the East Line railroad unearthed
aAp1Ses of ysiqab yrsltcs, A por-
IT, QtA4trg attfa0tA Fach Attention.
III 10 highly ofnamented with carving,
and some of the workmanship on it
70 compare favorably with the
ID Italian ecuipture Professor Whit
elnks ehe4o utensi1s must have
pen y uee duriag the antediluvian
ase. We look for further develop
ments ~ the excavation progresses.
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Thersanamar.n =,

There's magic which l. mighty
At the North and At the south:
lis a womsn's sweetest magic.
lis the Magic Of the Mouth.
Of pearl-wbite teei.. and fragrant breath
and ~ y hate or bef-ll
BE SIRE you use your soZoDOST. and b.
AaRiciars ali.
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GRAIN MARKr-

WHENT-Choice, new 81 IS; medium new
~ %; lower grades, new, sossi &c; old y,.s
OATS -25ssOo.
EfE-Hominal.
BARLEY FEED-sp4Sse
coAN-Texss, In shuck. tsst5c.; Texas
IN sack, nome.
BkAS-sl IS, per ton
HAf-old, $40 I; si3 per ton.
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DIR. -cHENCK's ruLnosIr .rn,p

SKA WEED Toxic, ASD NAsBRAKE PfLis---
These medicines have undoubtedly ,.~T-
formed more cures al Consumption thAn
any other remedy known o. the American
Paoiic. They sze eomPo0nds.i Of vesetai,l-
Ingredients. and coniaIn nothing which can
he inJurions 20 the human constitution.
other reInsdies Advertised ss cures for Con
sum ption, probably contain ops I'm. ~ hlch
IL "a somewhat dangerous drug In All eA-...
and iftsken freely by eoiSufnptise patients.
II must do great injury. for It's tendency Ia T.
eonfine the morbid matter IN the syst.su.
winch, OF course. must make a cure fint-
sible- sehcnck's Puinonic syrup L. war
ranted not 10 contain a particle OF Opium. IA
IL composed Of powerful but hAr niles eElrs
which act on the lunEs, liver, stoin aeh an u
blood, and thus correct all morbid s-cr.--
tons, and exPeI all lhe diseased matter from
the BODY. These are the only means by
which tcusumrrou can be cursd and a.
sehenek's Pulmonle syrup. Sea Weed Tor Ia
aud Asztdrake Pills are the onl. rnedicines
which operate In this way. ~ Il obvious they
are the only geusine cure for Pulmonary
Consumption. zach bottle Of thls An y aiu a.
Ole medicine Is accom- panied by full dire,
lions DIT. schenck il professionally NJ hi.
principal Once. corner sixth aud Arch
streetsY Philadelphia. every Monday where
al leters Tor advice mcsi DO addressed.