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2num0erimf.

0aibuille, Eenu., 25. Npril. - gtner
Depeid)e acs &larfsoiGe sufclse mnroe Elm
getpifier Eadabee, peld,er an Der @rnor,
ouus bes 5rrt. 8illis McGliib i'm Ietten
Gu9uit betbeiligt tpar, in Der peraanseneu
Na4t BON elmer Sdaar 8ctpaffneter ans
ben, @efansnifie gu 9ouer sebolt unh an
einem 8aume aufsetniipft. Gum ueberfuiie
tpuroen ihm nod edit &useln ourd, cen &6r-
per aeia at. "
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Ginbred,et erSd,of5ett. -.

8ethIebem, Ba., rs. April. = Seds
@inhreder ip'rben beute bon einem BoltSiitsu
ertappt, ipahrenb iie i'm Besriffe Hanoen, ben
9aben bes Srn. Widum su beraubeu. Scr
Yoli5iit teuerte swei Shiiiie auf bic 9duber
a5; elmer Der 0ebtereu, NamenS @m. Waf
aus Yhtlippsburg, RS, muroe ausenblid.
lid getDbtet uno Elm aneersr oermurbet. @s
eelana iebot bem Gerpunoeten nebit ben
bier llnosrlebteu, tire 6ludt su bewetffellis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-26

Sie rtG1ti8e 3eit.-gBie 9Beniae finSen
i'm yeben ole ri6ttge 3eit uno gebeu baber
oft ibrem 8utne entge9eu. 6ait 9u Suiteu,
10 gebroute 3u rld)tlser 3eit Dr. auguft
&0nig'8 8 Sam burger 8ruitthee,
unb Du nirit nahter ntd)t aui benz &raufeua
lager 81 bercIen habeH, OaB 9u bic ridtige
.3eit, oen llnwobIein gu feaern, UerpuBt buta
teit. 81
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q qSttIte1 Fir NnklattO /.

Yortlanb, b, Me., 25. April. @iseu~
tbimer elmer Yuluermible 5u @ranb9 am
Beuobicot baben eineu @outraft fiir be 9ies
ferung BON Yuluer i'm Wertbe BON pabe3u
$25QiO iibernemmen. Dos Yuluer III be-
teits sr5Btentbeils fabrisirt. ss
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Ser 0eIot,tarft,

Nem-Dorf, 25. 4pril.- @elb leiht 5u
2-25. Dediel feft su 4.88. @clo idalob
aetis su 1O65-7. Bunbes Sblisationsn
flau nno nieoriger; 180ler ia, 1865eT
III, neue 110, 1867er 1929, 1S6Scr l143s
gisne Tiinfer ll1s, 1O.4Oer Coupons 1l2a.
aftien lebbaft unb ftetis; Stem 9orfsr
Central 90a, grie 6s, 2afe>Sbore 4Sb, SGis
nois Central 50s, Bittsbur9 S5, Chicago
gtortbmefern liz, Yriprltdtea 4l5, 8od
Sslanb 88z. e....
llnterfdatamts Bilans: @ols s76,456,.
OO8; &ouraut $41 ,226, ,557.
e. Die 3oa~ @inuabmen beliefen iid) beute
auf 1921 900.
=. Der llnteridatmeilier sablte beute fitr
SntercNen $1,000 unb fiir einYe5osene Sbli=
sationsn 1884 900 aus. &
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0ermtid)te Sepeibett aus Netp=
Nurf.

Stem q orf, 25. Npril. - Die 0ila-
tpare<eodananna- -8eftern- Babn" perfteigerte
beute $4,000 Eonnen Scrantouer &obien.
Die Preiie betruaen burdihnittlid 124-15
Geuts pro Souue mebr, ais bel Der Seriteise4
ring I'M letten Wonate.
- Die National Seucruerfderuugs Be,
bDrbe hielt beute lire Sabresuerianmluns in
oieier Stant ab.
- antouio Cor, rpeld,er sefern abenb bon
benz Yoli;ifeu Nturtha seid1oiien purne,
ftarb beute. Murtba it porlduiia rom amte
iuspenOirt woroen. 9olisiit 9osers, ruslder
BON qor oura ben Nrm se6oiien muroe,
fritiifem 3ufanoe.
- Sob er0finete Su 1913.
- Ser Dampfer nSerbet" traf BON 9ains
burg bier Elm.
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9Imffd1laa boa Nahrtretfett. .

&hicaQe, Is. april, : Die Yafiagter-
Mosrteu baben ben Vreis beE &iienbahntilete
bon bier n6ss, NelpeDorf pea s22 euf s2s,
nnD uodb oueern Bunss..ssn bes Dhens i'm Her-
SaltniiIe erb1ht. pie usnea Yreiie trstsn Don
teute din in Rraft,
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fnheattrfhpil

9arri8burs, Yc., rs. April. - Der
Mutrag auf einen neuen Bro5eb fit 6ranf
Wiliou, melher iiberfiibrt lit, einen 9aufrer,
Namens GeiIe, i'm lstten Sontmer crmorbet
gu haben, purbe beute i'm @rimlnalgerid,te
perrporfen uno Der @efan9ene sum Sooe Der.
urtbeilt.
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Sd,ueeffMrut Inn @eiteft i.

. mo.ba, Nebr., 25, Nprll. = Der aus
benz 8eiten fommenbe @ilsug Der rllnionz
Baclficz Babu," ipelGer I'm "A ubr heute
gta6mittas hler iaaig mar, rpirb crit morsen
frib bier eintreiien. Ser 3us mar tei @ra=
n1te.@anon i'm 5hnee fiefen sebiiebeu. SIM
@ebirse miithete aeaern uub in Der persaa9e=
nen gtatt Elm beftiger Sdneeiturm. 6eute
Worseu fcnnten bic 3iise iebod ibre 6abrten
fcrtiehfu
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Mnhfthr fen . WrattS.

yfep-p aDen, Conn.,, 25. Npril. : Die
8riide oery Nep~ Yort.Getu=S Sauen= 6Grtforoer
Babr" al Sos Cobb ,purOe beute firth nur6
Seuer serftort. Gin BaiiagierSug mar gerooe
iiber Die Bride sefabren, uno iebenfaas
perllriaehte Elm Suateu pom Der eofomotiue
ben Branb. IS ipirb tpabrid)einl,d etlua 10
Sage in Auiprud uehmen, eine neue Bride
,u ho,tpn
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@r6nNc.

Ybitabelpbi a. %. 5.Npril.-SieWibl
Der Eirma @etrTber 6ope tultrbe heute DtOr=
gen burd6euer I'M Detrage BON $4,000 beid,az
6ist. = Sn Der ,&suNnst stou-Spinnerei," @i-
eentbnm oes Srn. Sobn Somers, brnd beute
Wlorecn Seuer aus, pel6es einen Shabeu
Don Sic, 900 amidtete; oerlelbe iit uoaItdnoig
burcl gSerfiG1eruuo Qeoeft
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SooeS 11rtbeti 1T lebenSldn9tiDe
SMd)tbauSitrafe tttttaetuattoeI4.

V1ttle u d, Arf. 25. Nprll.-@. .ShomnS,
Der leste Der erei Mdpner, pelde am udd1iien
Sreitlse su eort Smitb, Qrf., binserihtet
perben iollten, lit AL lebensldnslider 3ud,ts
bausiirafe beqraoist moroeu. Das llrtbeil
Der beibtn alebriaen murbe bereits porbsr in
5udtbaas anf eebensseit ungewanOen. ~
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3etd1et,fmno.

Gbef.r, Ya., 25. April. - Die 2eide
ees Sru 9hos. Softer, tuelder por eiuisen
Eagen ipurlos peridmano, murbe beute I'M
@heitsr- Greet aufseiunoen. 0tan permutbet
ptre., qforb.
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@al1rSdteittIid1 Elm % orb

8ofton, 25. April.-9ie 2eihe oes Srn.
Sauuel aull ipnroe beute in ben Si9hlanos
aufaefunoen. aue auseiden oeutsu auf einsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-26

iprud Der Seidmorenen lautete auf .,Shuls
btasSes Dforbes i'm erfteu @raSe !" Der Bro.
ssB ge9eu Silas Morris uuS 2ouiie 9awion,
Die ais 5Ifersbeifer unseilast iinb, IpieIt
fi6 in bieIer ISOLDE ab.
= (aus DOrt, Benni.) 6rau Wlarie Miaa.
ealene aleiufeloer itnrb in uoriser 8ode in
Dorf, Benni., i'm 80. 9sbensiahre. Sie bin
tsrlaBt ipei S0bne unb brei S6ftsr, fiini,ebn
Gntsl, neben= uno.rreiBis llreHtel uuo flint
llrzllreufel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-26
Ser 3ries i'm Sttet sttto feline gSir=
f,tt.s anf a,aerifaaifd)e 3ro=

gfem.Y orf, 25. april. Die 9riesss
nadlriGten ans europa erre9en bebeutenoe
aufresuna uub groBs Ehdtisfeit auf Der Pro-
buftenb0rIe. aRebl itieg I'm Is bis 25 uuD
in 4usnabmefdllen ioaar nm so @egts pro
Nab. Baisea luurbe su btss10 Gents pro
8uid)el bDber, als allI porbergebenoeu Sage
perfauft. SIldfurn itieg um ? bis Gents.
Goggsn, Saisr, Sdmal5 uno 80telastIh
fiegen ebenfallS imBreile uub itanben in bei:
iersr Radfrage. Depeid,en uu5 Dem 8eiten
er9eten, oaB bic europdllheu 9ta9rtftsn bic
etetde @irfung oaielbit berporbradten. SIN
@5cago ift Der Wuisen felt lettem Woutase
I'm IL Gents uno islt Dem 1. Ipril Inn All
@ents seitiessn. Webl fties selerr nm 25 =
so Gents pro Sag, unb Die ytadira9e 1T be-
oeuteuOer, ais 81 irseuo elmer 3eit i'll ben
leeten. 5 Sahren. alae iibrigeu Erooufts ltie>
Qen i'm SerhGttni5ie.
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@etetnttttBpoI4er Selbitmoro stueier
---,. i1tttaer WGod,ett.

Cincinnati, 25. Npril. - 3tpei iunge
Damen fameu sefern abeuo BON annapolis
bier al unb fite9en in benz ,Narmers' 6otel"
ab, mo iie iid unter ben Nameu 9arat uno
Soa Mag Dill in oem Reatfer eiutrugeu.
Sie aogen It'd, allf ,br 3imrler surid unS bas
ten, iie um IL Ilbr meden 5u laiien. als elm
Iufmdrter 5u Der beatmmten 3eit on ibrer
Ehiire pod)te, erbielt er feine Nnttport, bDrte
ietodJ eiu leiles Stobneu, als Oh Semano
gro6e Sdmersen lit. Ser Nufndrter be-
nadrihtiste ben @lerf, ipelder NIT 5iilfe
mebrerer anberer 8ebienfieter bic Shii-e erz
brah nns ertoedte, baB bic MaoAen einen
SelbfuorbSeriud begangeu batteu uno i'm
Sterben lagen. Cine Der l1ngliidlid,en 1T
iettoem seioyben, uno man be9t feline Soft.
mug auf has @eneien Der anberen. Die llr=
iad1e. pelde bic Wdoden 5u Der Gbat trieb,
TT uicf,t befanut. .s -..-F .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-26
Baltimore e5ire 3u(araufe Wffift
ss6 - - auf Der =. is5 sss -
Gibmeit>Gfe berSuutb> u. @atertr.

Dieie @eleaidaft periaert fortfpdbrenb sesen Ber=
lutte ober GdMben our1 8ranbungllid iore6l In ber
@tabt tpie auf bem aanbe, ae Mrsen BON gisenttnm,
@obn=, 9aben< nnb Qeaarenbanier, 5an6elsslter,
NderbausB Brooufte, Dio6eli, 5aus @erdtbf6dften,
i'm Ban besrfene ODER I'm Saten in eaouns teHnbltde
6abrSeugeiI. I. n. i..5 ~ '''f
3as Streftorium teffeht aus folaenben Serren:
@m. 8. 6arrt5pt, 4r6fibent;
Oanio 8. WiIion, 9. Worton Stepart,
Traucis Z. Sing, y. j.. Nencomsr,
Senrp Garrol, SrDiie Sortptt,
g. O. @keuart 50. %. EapIcr,
2Dm $. Brune, Ge9rge {. Sarrifou, .
s. pon 9dpff, y. albert 2siders,
g. Hobert Senftns, Dtenbes goben, % Z.
Wm. s. ssenntston. d
NppIifations= ormuIare ui1o iueitere Nadriht nber
bic Geeai1aft wirb in Der sofflce anf ber Slopef=
gde Der Soutb= unb Wateritrabs erbet, mo audi ole
Muerdge iofort erleoat fDertsu VerfGerungen
neiben auf rsenb eine 5rif anseuommen, tuelte auf
@ppIitant ipIni6en mag.
[San1 1871 It. @coom1to, Getr.
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(Smit,iftrafions= =2insetgs.
w gtahrt tuirb biernt 9e9e6eu bas llnterBet6nete
Sollmabt Sllr Germaltun9 beS JahIaIes oeS allbter
periorbenen Subn isi6en1d1er erbaItcn BADEN. ale,
Die 6oroerun9en an 6ielen HadlaS BADEN, tper6en
btern aufeeforoert, iole ne6f oenn6tbigen Beleeen
gu MAIDEN ODER gu 9epdrtisen, oas e tbrer Qniprihe
an beiem gta9laiie 9eietI fir perluitfs ertdrt mere
ben moeen. 2lae, 6ie 3ablun9en on beien Ra6loB
Bu MAIDEN 6doen fperoen hiernit aufseforoert, IoIe
uuperSlsd an llnerSeibnee Su letiten; no nidt, 70
pirS geri9tlitb ein9ei6ritten.
atnna 8. tStsmann, abminifrntorin;
Sphn D. Witfeu, antpat,
(51,7,93,9) SIR. 80, ct. Yaulfr.
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eRt3ial.Meti3sa.


-n O'Brien's
eaIpn bGbsStmmer
W. e2. 4ermanttraBe.
NaIssans1 1Ietf @.estratt
1sabshatt ans ttarfene.
eebert1ran. se8eu g1minbfu9t,
Renaf= gnt5lnbung unb anbere
nb SaIs=B Beidmerben. Bel iWerpenz, ,s&ar,
anoeren Gie6ern aIs ndbrenbes 9oncum
sur Sefce.fa5runs raider uno poaHdnbiser @ens{uns
febt uirtfam. Gut sesen Dpspepfe, appetiaofsteit,
Yeroouunssleioen unb ollscmetne gdtpd9e.
5n alien apotbefen gu haten. [San.5,tSf]
6areaa ses GasltAt>0o mpaants
rsF BON . Baltimore,
r.. 10, eoutb 9frabe.
&ute....StIItses 5eiSmatertat....&ote
a8ir baben cine porsdstide 0uoIitdt bon Coles porz
rdtbis, tpelde mir benz 4ubltfum als Elm empieblens=
uertbes eismateriaI far bdlsli1e unb anbere 3pede
offeriren fdnst Ieit euer unb lit frei nreints>
feiten.
YeteQunsen perben In oieiem 8ireau ober In Der
Sabrif, 6us BON seaoenbaHftr., ansenomrlen.
4rets $3.50 pro g3aseniabuns, In irseno einem
gtaott9eile a6seliefert.
lOtt23-Jl Sames 9. zn.auspsos, setr.
HarS. Gcr'S SnoiartidBeS be8etabiltideS 9es
colt felt % Sabren als bas sros,e Btutreinsunss=
Nttel Der 9eseniuart tetannt, rirb nur In gr.
177h, JaSettes, Norowei=G6e ecr G1ta.us
Strahe, Su6eretet unb LIT bei alen Apotbefrn 5u bas
ben. [aus26, ,t2MteH]
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Sauces
dcmiider 5aar @ieberberFeaer.

Sances temiites Saarz Restorative,
Sanees dlemil6es SaarzRestorative,
Sance5 hemiide5 SaarzRestorative
SanceS 6emtihes 5adr Restorative
uerbltet bas Gusfaaen Der Saare.
Sances dbemiI6er 5aarzg gBieoerberItener
ldBt auf tabIen Sopfen oas Saa> fuieoer padtlen,
Sance's 6emii6er Sa0r=@rSeueer
beu9t oem @r9rouen Der Saare Dor,
Sance's hemii6er SaarzBte6 erberiteler
beiettigt &opi9rinb auf bic Sauer.
bance's hemii6er Saar=@rseu9er
oerlei5t Dem Saare @lan5 urb Sd0nbeit.
Sance's 6emif6er 5aar> >2Bieoerer8eHBcr
Iladt raubes 6Gar fpei6 uno 9ldnsen0.
Sance's heniider Saarz@rSe44er
beiIt aac Sopfbautleioen.
Sance's bemii6er Saorz gDiebererSeuser
lit oas bette Saarz& &oilettenmttel fir 9iaoer.
Sur bubereitet pon Sett e. SSaRce,
Sir. 1913, gseitz 8oltimoreitr,
Breis 81 Die 5lai6e,
gu baben bel Setb 9. 9anee,
(5e6rl9.1S) RT. fO8, geftz SaItimorefrase.
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Nsue an5eigen.

sMA SnrnbaQens5 heater,
XII Str. 81, Heft Baltimore Gtrabe.
~ frettae, ben q. Mprif,
9ro9e Benefis gsoriteIuns fir ssrib Tbtele,
geriualter Der uGurnbaGe," unter sefdGiser
Vtprfuns Der Nitslieber oeS Eurnballen=3 5eaters:
gum eriten WaIe:
r9te 0lt.oe bon Yaris!" ober Ser 9eufeI bon
Ct. 0ermain,"
@9arotterzg gendlbe in stten BON Ysarr.
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@dfSei safe!
sur &eiie ms ausanb hetorst lnuerbaIb "a Stunben
II. &ains,
Gds Der saItimo<efraEe aga @ois SfFcea aapeHus,
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Die Sttmmuus in &onftantinopel uno
Wosfau.
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Siio=Satplftsa.

@o1umbia, S..e., 25. Npril. Snl
unterbauie iettcn beute Die 9er1ofraten etne
0tcibe 8eiolutionen burh, tpelf3e oarlesen, oab
bic Witslieoer bes ebenlaligen Madepihen
6auies iid, Der MtBaAtuns bes eeieeliGen
llnterbauies ihulbia madhten, uno beittmmen,
oaB Die Wanoate Der betrefienbeu Dtttalieoer
BEN @omite iiber Bripilegen unb 8ablen
ibertragen ntperoeu iolleu, nm iibsr ble Jte6ts-
siiltigfeit oerie!ben su entideioen. Die rec
publitauilden Ritslieher bes. Ballace' ifen
6auieS erboben heftlge Sppoiitlon gegen bic
&elolutionen uno bebaupteteu, bic Wttslieoer
oes Wtadep'i9en Sauies tpdreu iieteredtigt,
wenn ite bewieien, baB fie ben prima facie-
Seridlten na6 erludblt paren. 9us @omite
bot bic llnteriubuns Der Manoate bereits be
sonnen uno miro morsen ieinen 8ertdt ein=
reidlen. Die ausiid)leu itub, oaB ale Mit~
sliecer ses Utadep'iben SauieS nit Nua-
nabme Don 5 rber 6 sugelaifen neroen.-Sie
Serbanblunasn beg Ssuates mareu unlpif.
tis. Die SOtidaft reS @ouperneurs miro
r1IorQsu erIpartet
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Scr urtentaiii9e Griss.

9tadjridjten bon oen SartessSdaupldsen am Oct
9anau nno Der @ret5e BON 9iontenearo.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-30
How to Keep a Wife's Love.

Many men, l believe would retain the
warm affection and romantic love Of the wO-
man they marry much longer il they would
express the tenderness they really feel often.
er,
Women love to hear things talked about.
They like to hear husband say he loves,
over and over again. They like to have him
to tell them in plain terms that he misses
them when they are absent They like COM
pliments that come from the heart, however
free they may be from vanity, And little
praise of dress, or face, OF manner, il a
mighty comfort to one who has given herself
to one man for lifetime.
II is said that women have more imagina-
ton than men, but in matters of love scarce
ly think that is so. Man will believe in wo-
mans love with far less visible token of il
| than is necessary to prove his tenderness to
her. She wants more speeches and longer
than he does. The moment Of promise and
vow must be supplemented by many fond
words scattered through her life, else griev-
ing doubts creep into her soul. A term of
N"NN"'hiNuNi pSb HOlIb iilllS tOhtu
that she is to him what no other is, will
make her feel matrimony happier estate
than the merrlest time OF girlhood. And if
| in public he shows other women that he
t esteems her and values her society, jealousy
can never poison her life and his also.
4 There is great deal of talk about women
t glowing forever" however the man may turn
out. Il is true in one sense; he NAV be a
/ rascal to other folks and not alienate her
f tenderness, but once convince any high-spir-
I tied woman that her husband is false To her
q that he loves her no longer, has "roman.
n tic friendship worst Of all firtations
with another woman, and in place of love
" comes an emotion too cold to be called hate
- and that puts stronger barrier betweeJ
II them than anger can raise. Silence is ap
e to foster the doubts that bring this feelin
/. with it Often, Just saying, "You are bet
G, ter, sweeter dearer than any one else,
d would save her, But man, after his boy
hood rather shrinks from word loye-makins
re He thinks that his wife should take his al
ID iection Tor granted, even if he sits in til
y. corner whispering to Miss Flip with h
ne back to her all the evening, and lets h,
be put on her shawl while he interests him
H. self in Miss Flip's boa.
IL Little words, little deeds, little thou gh
re fulness would ward of many of those "seI
ne arations' which blight so many lives. Tru,
be ly, these come Of greater things but littl
Ie- omissions often lead to them. BY this nel
ais leet he spoils her temper, and the spoi
tn temper drives him from her at last, an
turns her foolish suspicious into realities.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-30
Dr. sChenck's standard
n N ppn N ASna

The standard remedies for all diseases Of the lungs
are Schenck's Pumonlc Syrup, Schcnck's Sea Weed
Tonic, and Schenck's Mandrake pills, and II taken
before the lungs are destroyed, speedy cure Is Of
fected.
TO these three medicines Dr. j. w. sohenck, of
Philadelphia, owes his unrlvalled success ia the
treatment Of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic syrup rpens the MOI hid matter In
the lungs; nature throws II OF by an easy eNpecto-
ration Tor when the phlegm or matter Is ripe slight
cough viii throw OF, the patient has rest aud the
lungs begin TO heal
TO ENABLE the Pulmonc Syrup to do this sGhcncks g
Mandrake Pills and Schcncks sea wood Tonic must
be freely used 10 cleanse the stomach and liver.
Schencks Mandrake Plls act the liver, re owing
all distractions, relax the gail bladder the bile starts
freely. and the liver is soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is gentle Stmulant
and alterat We the alkai Of which II Is composed
mixes with the food and prevents sOurng II assists
the digestion by toning UP the stomach TO healthy
condition 80 that the fold and the pulmonc syrup
VIII make good blood; then the luugs hoal and the
ralent win surely get well II care Is taken to pre-
vent fresh cold
All who wish to consult DR.. Schenck, either per-
sOnaly or by letter, do so at his principal Office,
corner OF sixth ana Arch Streets hilaicphil, every
Monday.
schencks medicines are sold by al druggists
throughout the country.
March a APRIL
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"But my purpose has been only to suggest
a scheme which seems to me entirely, even
though remotely, practicable, and in which
l hope for the sympathy and help of the
country bound farmers wives and daughters
"a scheme which promises what seems the
easiest if not the only relief for the dullness
and desoation of living which makes Amer.
ican farming loathcsome to so many who
ought to glory in its pursuit, but who now
are only bound to it 10y commanding necessi-
typ
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PrGpar8dby Stevens, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is sold by all druggists.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For all the purposes of n Family Phyaic,
and for curing Costiveness. Jaundice,
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
Headache, Erysipelas. rheumatism,
GruptonS and Skin Diseases, Bill
ionsness, Dropsy, Tumors, Worms,
Neuralgia, as a Dinner Pill,
for Purifying the Blood,
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DHILADELPHA AND READING ROAD
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
july 49, 1870.
TRAINS LEAVE RUPERT AS FOLLOWS (srEnAY PxrrrTE
For New York, Philadelphia, Reading, rottsyllle
Tamaquo, &C, 1888 an
For C0tawissa, II ,33 q. IN. and 7,3G p. m.
For WilliumspOrt 6,2s G,3l c. m. ana 4, 90 p. In
TRAINS ron RUPERT iFAvC AS FOLLOWS tsUNuAyt >,
cErrEp.)
Leave New York, $40 Il. IN.
Leave Philadelphia, g,i5 Il. m.
Leave Reading, tl,3 a. IN, Pottsyille, 1915 D. m
and Tamaqua, 1,8O p. H.
Leave CatJwissa, G,2O G,25 n. m. and 400 n. m
Leave NlluamspOrt92 am 1910 m. and 500 p. IN
Passengers ara from n New YORK ana lhllade
phla 80 througA thout change OF cars.
}. +. WoOTTFN.
. General Manager.
c. g, HANCOCK,
General icket Agent.
Jan. u. it'll.
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PROOF.
WHAT IS NEEDED,

BOSTON, Feb IS, l57l.
Mr.. II. r. Stevens
Dear sir-t bout one year slnce found myself IN
q feeble condition from general debility. Vegetine
was strongly recommended 10 me by friend who
had been much benefited ny its use. procured the
article. and after using several bottles was restored
70 health and discontinued its use feel confident
that there IL no medicine superior 10 Il for those
complaints for which II Is especially prepared, and
would cheerruy recommend 1t to tiosd who feel
that they need something 10 restore them to perfect
health. Respectfully yours,
U. l. PETTINGILL.
Firm u S. NJ. Pettinglu Co., 10 State Sc, Boston
CIsCr'SATI, Nov. 81, 1871
Mr.. H. r. stevens:
Dear Slr-The two bottles of vegetne furnished
me by your agent my wife has used with great ben
ett
For a long time she has been troubled with dizzi-
ness and costiveness; these troubles are now en-
trely removed ny the use OF Vegetlne
she was also troubled with dyspepsia and general
debility, and has been greatly benefited
TlOS GILMORE, 22gI5 Walnut st
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Feel Myself a New Man.

NAfIcK, Mass, June !, 1879.
Mr.. II. II. stevens:
Dear Slr-ihrough the advice and earnest persua-
sion OF Rev. L. s. Best, OF this place, have been
fered for years.
have used only two bottles and alrea ady feel my
self new mar. Respectfully
DR.. j. W. CARTER.
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Report from q Practical Chemist and
Apotheoary.

BOSTON, Jan. /, 1874.
Dear sr-This Is TO certify that have sold at re-
tall l54s dozen s52 bottles) OF your Vegetine since
April ~ 1870 and con truly say that II has given the
best satisfaction OF any remedy for the complaints
for which IL Is recOmme ndeu that ever sold Scarce
ly day passes without some CT my customers test-
Tying TO It's merits on themselves or their friends
am perfectly cognlzant OF several cases OF scrofuous
tumor, being cured 6y Vegetine alone In this vicini
ty. Very respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, 4os Broadway.
To H. R. stevens, ESD.