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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-22

al branches Of Literature, science, IT., md
rolitcs.
OPINIONs
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-22

Open every businessdsy nom 90, IN. TO 8 p. III
a. Saturday evenings for savings deposits only
rom 8 to O'Clock.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27

- RI ~ Ek1S SALE-s. tsr-a.. "a 49, e.
Il day % May, So Clare b t..a. 60.
collins, ls.ei u lrzst- -L4-a 4. 1aF 70
corded IN Book g. paE- 81 lal.s- ....-.l.
Records, IA which ssid deed -. 5000
- NE enler-isns' taf .Hala- - lsa-.r..asHI
prOp-rty to-Sit- A lot ussfuaI1E - ri -
81 east boundary llEs OF arl.laH-rs.aa 81 y
-. Young. - . Sas ua -ti1isr1aeF .sr. 81 4.
thence Durtn Earal.-- @ltu a. sd asal.
u ain street = o., fftlUa aHlll - r- O. ra -
steel. theme 80. b o. 30 F.-o- 81 lzsla-
Mag, one igt ssa-rg o. leilE go 49, uaIi -
lot No. j.. Ia b.uez ~ tu -r-ilE. saranF
aud Martin alGlL4uus - sI CO. - - -
feet OF tIs.. sast haIf aI "a -. . - -
-. ~ OF one tfaet, H.arz ul-1-llz ar a.
s0uth ~-st cu4n-E ri hlrl l.li -.all aarz1-l.i
street. Thence % o. Easral I'd ~lfl i-lz1a -l--r
thsil.r aiaus B-ntiy me ta . $780, I =
r-c..nu q ~futU uaru0u1 "a 80 TO-
northvar'ils 70 Place of o-Eiunlug 49,
southeast corner ~ "a =. 1'iArz /. -. 80 -.
-. Astzls az carusr aa1at ma - n - !,
Wust Sins nl said -urafy. EasI al 80 Il
line az salI survey. rlnufne - -
Ciarxis IN. ~ W.. . stake 80 = NJ -
.9Gth 80 re a STAKE. lsl-uc- s..-t - - i,
louugs line 80 d, pL.cx u - -.
Ia ala socut IS acre Anl,
v n.r-As- S@id d~-a = - .1ecut-d = -s-,rs
tis- flsylurnt VI ouc Botr Tor sIxnl 49,
collars $50, eraring Dat N.r a.. -
'.caring an t1rosl "a tlr rate - raae
M s ssi.r a.. a. 81 80 - -.
Clint tn fssor Of Iuo- . - llIt-. .lal saa.l
cecd grants q the mi r-l-ne-t s11n.rIrr
--ls said proSsrty Ia 1-lsalt ~ - ul.nt -
aid nose With tntFrs-t ~fru 49,.
Nov, th-reiors. so 4 49, >. tilut nasl1E
failed 20 maze l.sytEisz-t. t1s lH,llarsr41r-sl.
Al the request of Cs.iiifs- "a. aslaaier - .aal
note. wis all saii prrf-f5y ~ E.illc alltrrg.
al tla.. q arr otl.r dtsr - l.ll4< r11nrr -
cash - tne hien.st lfiisl-r. 90 4 L - A.
sse isss sss' FEsilr Ai.l. -. - - -
not- ana .r~rus-f intere<t. tCx-t-sr ~lta -.
col . in tns ~kecufi.u ~ fti.- tru<l-
rhONA- WANNA rru<r
FielA 4 osrv~n., Attorney. tss--4E
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27

Very few people have any idea OF
the amount of litigation going on in
Dallas. Two Justices Of the Peace. a
County aud District Judge, a Sheriff,
Constables and deputies, County and
District Clerks are kept busy with the
execution of The law. Seventy odd law
yers are busy examining papers, maxi
ing speeches, and trying cases. The
Grand and other jurIes are hammeripp
away over knotty criminal and civil
business. The desire TO claw. one
another must be on the increase, or
else there must be, an extraordinary
population coming into Texas these
last few years. The law business of
Dallas ought to make all of the attor-
neys rich, and would II they got their
fees, but unfortunately, men will 20 to
Law without any very clear ideas about
how they are going to pay for the
sport, and the lawyers, many Of them
have to whistle for their fees.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27
VI ARRELD

MANGEr-TROTMA tins city. Ian
uaTy %. IL: by the Right Reverend A T.
isNss, AZ the Residence OF Tue srid.'- father.
MI hRTD. GAsGET ana Miss HArFIE TIlar-
NAN, all Of this city.
DEVER-JOHNsON.-In this clty. Jauu.
airy -, Isl. by Justice " W Peas a. Ia
Cruichneld House. Nj %. = DEvER aud Ms
ANNIE Johnson.
DEWEY-CLIsBIE-On the I.th instant. A.,
me residence of the brides mother. near
Lebanon, Collin county. D. Rev. e. a. stan
ton' hF. Al Dewey and Ms Lila. Gli-bl-.
Mr.. Dewey & the only son 81 our -stinabIe
friend, G &. Dewey, postmaster al Plano.
but :or two years past has been the popular
express messenger between Houston aud
DeDlson ON the Houston aud Te1as Ceutrai
Railway.
= large number Of friends were present on
the happy occasion. We wish for the 3 Dung
couple all that makes nfe happy here anu
glorious hereafter.
McALlsTER-REYSAUD.- At the resi-
deuce OF the brides father, IN Dallas county.
Texas December =. is76. by IN. Rev :. D.
Davenport. Mr.. VIZ. II. MCALIsTEa Of -.
i.ouiS. 20 Miss ARNASTISE II. RKTSAUn.
No cards.
The fair bride. a daughter q Dr. william
Reynaud, is allied to many ofthe most dis
insuished Creole families Of Louisiana, and
has been for several seasons one Of thu most
admired and attractive beiIes. noted fur thu
charms % person aud graoss OF manner p.s-
cui!ar 10 the lovely daughters OF our slster
STATE The happy groom : widely and favor
ably known - one of the representative
business men Of ST Louis in TeHss. TIA
HERALD extends its heartiest Wishes for the
happiness of The happy paif.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27
Grexory's seed Catalogue.

Our readers will find the catalogue
of J. j. II. Gregory's well-known seed
house advertised in our columns. For
freshness and reliability of the seed
sent out and enterprise in introducing
choice new vegetables to the public,
Mr.. Gregory is endorsed by the prom.
inent agriculturists of the United
States, as recon- mendations from over
forty States and Territories, to te found
on the cover of his catalogue, amply
attest.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27

A knight In full armor dashed up to
the entrance Of the hall Of the Mystic
Hevelers, last night, bearing on the
end OF his lance = missive addressed tn
them from BogharIb, Lord High
Chamberlain Of the Empire Of His
Most Beloved Majesty, Rex, King .of
the Csrsivai. commanding the Revel-
srs to use the utmost dispatch, uron
pain ofthe royal displeasure, to make
ready to receive His Highness at an
early day. The Mystic Rsvelers, ~
dutiful and loyal suhjecnA have de-
eided 10 receive and entertain His
Most Blessed Majesty with sil tile
pomp and splsndor due his exalted
rank. The royal proclamation Will
M the Day. Long live the King
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27
D.II.. and N~~ OrIern..

The HERALD recognizes, in the in
creasing number of commercial trav-
elers from New Orleans who are repre-
senting the interests of their houses in
North Texas, growing desire on the
part of the business men of that city
TO reach for, work up and control the
trade of this section. With the COM
pietioD of railway communication be-
tween Dallas and New Orleans, we
may confidently look to sec New Or
leans become q formidable and sue
eessful rival and competitor of st
Louis. The natural sympathy and
leaning of our people is towards New
Orleans, and all that has prevented
exfrom reaping rich harvest of our
business has been the lack of railway
communication.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27

Two fine specimens of Ke ntucky
raised Berkshire pigs may be seen Al
Jerry Brooks. They are from the
stock farm Of Mr.. G. H. Phillips ol
Lebanon, Kentucky.
There IL very destitute family Of
seven In frame building in rear Of the
LeGrand hotel. The mother is Z
Methodist and viii doubtless receive
aid from the worthy society Of that de-
nomination.
And now, said his honor, as the
thunder cloud Of wrath began to gather
on his brow, ri want to know what
you do for . living.'' "weIl, please
your honor, Pm an author.n An
aothor, eh z What sort Of works do
you write n swell, / don't writs any
works yoa know, but Ijust write any
thin my body wants written-mostiy
lei sehA and the author stepped forth
. free mxn.
MIR. a. r. Bradley, station agent
u Arlington, fiftsen miles nom here
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27
SHORT HORN CONVENTION.



The Texas Short Horn Convention
met in the city of Dallas, on the 23d
day of January, 1877, at IL o'clock a.
III. The convention having failed to
obtain the Courthouse, assembled in
the Office OF General X. NJ. Gano Il
Sons. The house was called TO order
by Colonel Hughes, and proceeded TO
business by eiecting the following Off
GERS, pro tenn: Chairman, General Il.
NJ. Gapo; secretary, Mr.. T. G. T. Ken
dali; assistant secretary, Clarence w.
Gsno.
After some very appropriate remarks
from General II. Al. Gano, Colonel w.
u. Hughes, Captain Rhea and others,
in regard to the object of the couven-
ton, short horn interests in Texas and
other questions equally pertinent, the
following committees we're appointed
!. y committee of three on "Perma.
nent Organization" Captain Rhea,
Collin county Colonel c. G. Slaughter,
Dallas eounty; \. NJ Wiliett, Ellis
county. On motion, the chair was
added to this committee. Said com-
mittee to report on the 2tth, at :
O'Clock p. NJ.
.. A committee of three on ''Creden.
tisls: Major J. Eakins, Dallas county
Colonel Dent, Dallas county. Said
committee to report on the cath, at
O'clock p. m.
). A committee OF five to consider
ana report some feasible plan for as,
tablishing "A Texas Short Horn Herd
Book" etc: Captain Rhea, Colin
county; \. NJ. Willetf, Ellis county
{. G. Slaughter, Dallas county; l.
Billiard, Dallas county; J. A. Gano, jr
W liiiamsou county. On motion, ths
chair was appointed on this commit
tee. Said committee to report on tht
24th, at II O'Clock a. m.
There being no further business, tn,
convention adjourned to meet tie fol
lowing day, at 10 o'clock a. N.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27

Just now there are large number
Of drommers from the West, East and
South here. The chief topic among
them Is the present Homestead law in
this State. They declare that 1t IL
gradually and slowly destroying the
credit Of the State. that uLdsr IL their
houses have little or no recourse In the
collection OF debts, what, with the
property exempted BY law and claimed
as homesiends. Ia many instances
without having been previously desig-
mated M such. THE HERALD does not
propose to discuss the Homestead law
at present, but gives the current tone
OF opinion among the various repre-
sentatives Of foreign houses doing busI-
ness In this State, who claim that real
estate being the basis OF all credit, there
cannot well be any credit where there
10 no more tangible security than the
homestead, which they regard In many
instances ~ having bsea bought with
the proceeds Of goods bought Of them.
~ nss paid Tor In sall.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27

get into q difficulty with Gus Rentle-
man, Fort Worth saloon keeper, day
before yesterday, who had gone there
in search OF q man whom he alleged
had robbed him of 500. Hot words
passed, and Bradley seeing Rentleman
about to draw his pistol, as he thought,
drew his and shot Rentleman three
times. The wound is painful bat not
dangerous.
We cali the attention of our read
ers, who are in need of flowers, plants,
or trees, 10 the advertisement Of Storrs,
Harrison Il Co., OF gainesville. Lake
county, Ohio. They have been in the
business nearly = quarter of a century.
They are success fully shipping to every
State In the Union. Send for their
catalogues. which they furnish free.
1t is wonderful to realize the new
principle, DIR. J. H. MeIean's Cough
aud Lung Healing Globuies. As the
globule come in contact with the juices
in the mouth, gas generates, which
soothes and heals any soreness In the
throat or lungs, stops coughing and
consumption. Trial boxes % cents by
mail. DIR. j. III. Mclean, Sl4 Chest
nut street, st. Louis.
Strange to say, there is an aversion
among the country people against a
list of the marriage licenses issued be-
ing published. Many of them have a
holy horror of their names being s'put
IN the paper This is refreshing.
We no longer despair of the Republic.
The difficulty nova days is to keep
from offending by not putting them in.
Writing indictments all day Sun
day is tie sort of moral pensnce that
makes county attorney feel that our
civilization does not afford that re-
creation to the mind the demands of
the age call for. Is il auy wonder,
| then, that so mauy indictments are
blurred with the sympathetic tear,
| shed, not as the professional tear is, in
the courtroom. but which trickles
| down the innocent nose of law, and
strives to blot out the memorable words
that go to make up the hash of legal
phraseology.
"A small boy, Juggling basket of
chips home yesterday, was wsylaid
and bulldozed by larger African
brother, who proceeded to ascend his
spinal column, with view of putting
head on him aud sequestering the
chips. That small boy Immediately
sought effectual revenge 10y butting
the bulldozer in the abdomen, and
thereby doubled him up. They
clinched, and after "short, sharp aud
decisive" tussle, saved enough rags TO
get away in by a careful drapipg of
them about their young forms.
-''Dars a niger here in dis Freed
mentown what's been OWN me fur a
shote and bag of ta,ers, nigh onto n
| year. Well, Boss, went to tind him
| yesterday and he was sleep in troff
in de horse lot. / walked him up, and
SEE /, William Henry, l wants set
! tlement.' a whatg seq he. a
showin',n seq /. "a who p seq he.
Money sea /; you beerd my horn
Go way, Niger seq he; dis is my
humsted; i amt in business no more;
| dun trade dat shote and dem taters
for dis here humsted. and | amt got
no assets nuther- Go way, you must
be sick. Fore de Lord, | bieeve dat
niger dun give me away"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27

Mcclellan d Co.'s grocery stsss was
entered on Saturday night ukro1eb a
window, the burglars taxing ont the
iron bars. They tool about eight dol.
lars from the cash drawer and some to.
bacco. Suspicion rests upon a negro
oy the name Of Smith, who was for.
merly porter In the store. Marshal
Morton procured search warrant and
searched Smiths house and found
therein the tobacco and two dollar
bill, which was identified by Mcclellan
d Co. rs their own. Smith was taken
into custody.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27
Ahead Of All Competition In the Cloth
ing Trade.

AoeSsA u - Noso PcAsssOeh IN une SlOtn
ing Trade.
This Is very applicable to the enter
pris ny clothiers, Z. NJ. Kahn d Bro,
who . e first and foremost to open
the fall campaign by the introduction
OF an immense stock of fashionable
clothing for men, boys and children, to
suit the desires of everybody, the APP
probation Of which Is being sttested
daily by the many beautiful suits they
have turned out this season. Ii il safe
to ASSERT that whenever you see any
one ~earing n nice-fitting, we'll
made and cheap suit, that IL comes
from Z. NJ. Kahn d Bros. and why
this 10 thus, is because they exercise
the greatest care n selecting tie late
and most approved styles, and their
goods and prices satisfy every body.
Having been in this city since in
fancy, they are we'll qualified 10 know
the wants of this section, and their
honstautly Increasing business 10 the
test proof that the public appreciate
them.
We commend this reliable clothing
establishment To the public, where
those contemplating buying can save
money and get better goods than
anywhere Ia the city. We simply Say
visit this popular, emporium and ex
anime their stock and our word for it
you viii be amply repaid
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27
Ned River Oman

We learn from Captain ID. f. Grove,
Of the Texas and Pacific Railroad, that
Red River navigation is again fact.
To the dealers in sugars, molasses,
coffee aud similar com modities, OF
which New Orleans makes a speciality,
this is good news. 1t is hard to tell
whether our friend Grove or the New
Orleans commercial travellers are the
happiest over the event.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27
Bf-AND-BI.

what vi Il matter hy-araby
Ahefhsr my path beios " a brfsht
a. tnei IL wound through Carl OF lluhr
= nle' gray or golden sky.
" hel LOOK back on H. by-AnI.bs-
What viii II matter by -suG-by
whether ,pnhelped, I toiisd alone.
Dn.hing my loot AZ ainsf = stoue.
hi<siug the charge OF the sug-i ulls
Bidding me think On the by-and-by-
What = iil IA matter by-and-by
whether with laughing Ioy I went
Down through tie years with a giad c0a
Never believing, nay, net I.
IeGrs would be sweeler by-su9-tyr
What VIII 81 msttsr hy-and-ty
NV hsiher with cheek "a cheek IHy. lain
CIOsu hy the pa lid angel. Hasa.
soothing myself through sob AHa sikh
"All viii De eisew-s by-su1-By-T
What will II matter Naught.ifI
only am sure tie way I've tod
Gloomy or Eia5deusd. Leads 20 col.
Questioning not OF the how. the why.
IL but reach Him by-aud-sy,
What Will 4 care for The unshhred aga.
II. ia nty lear ogsiip OF fail.
ttplely We clung 81 Christ through al.
Mindless how rough the path might DE,
since he viii smooth il by-and-Jys
All u VIII matter by-an--by
Nothing nut this Thai Jos or Fa1u
Llftr1 M skyward. helped % EHtu.
" neither through rsck. or smile. O. al.
HesNcu-houe-Ali IN all. hy -anL-n2
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27

8Prof Max Muller assures Us that the
word Linda" is corruption Of the
Persian wore "Shindu.n Our Indians
therefore, ought really to be called
Shindyans, and from the number of
shindies in which they engage we
have dark suspicion that they
know it.
Andrews Bazaar: A Chicago man
who attended a crowded revival meet
ing there lately, feels confident that he
would have laid hold on salvation II
his washerwoman didn't put SO much
starch in the collar band of his shirt.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27

PoPuiarillustrated book S75opagesDou
" NHooDi WoNASHooDl MARRIAGE!
--5PediHents 20 Marriage; the cause
and cure Sent securely &eoLsd, post
paic for so cents, by DIX. c. WHITTIER,
OF 81 Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his wor.s-
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NnIira In I'm na,n-

The state and county tax rolls for
1916 Will close on the 18th Of February.
1871. After the latter date there viii
be additional cost. Don't delay ray.
ing until February begins, a. Il viii
take every day from nos uuuI til,
close of that month 10 close the rolls.
II ziHiy-five persons pay each day. u
any considerable number wait til ia.
last, il will be impossible for me 10 re-
ceive and receipt for the amounts, and
this VIII add costs 90 the tax payer.
". ~. TRRTHEK,
Jauls-AArl. Tax Collector. La..az 90.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27
Msre Nee Y.rt sm.xx,...

NEw YORK, January 24.-Lawrenee
and Edward Haas, importers of silks,
were arrested yesterday, charged with
smuggling goods through the custom
house, through collision with deputy
collectors Gaylord and Desanges, his
successor. They were arrested upon
Information of Charles l.. Lawrence.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27

Some people become mUnomsBiac-
on certain subjects An ardent aiyo-
cate OF mustard drafts submitted al
night 20 a Powerfully-drawiBg one on
each foot, because OF cinder ia her
eye DAnbury News.
Judge Gray, OF Oshkosh. being in
yited Ia lecture on some light topic. did
so He announced a. his subject
Candies, Kerosene and Culture. " and
there was no gaz abOgt il, either
- Exchange.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Ffnane,al.

Ffnanesal.
EKw YoRk. January 25.-(iold LOG. Ex-
chanxe-iong ~. short go.
stocks active and strong. Sub Treasury
baianees-Sold, 90, 81 Dol; currency, Ssl ,5ss-
coz. Customs receipts, ti5s,0V0.
Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, January "a Cotton demand
fair and prices steady. saies $40 bales,
Good ordinary, il5f9lt56o. low middIine "
9lz1Sc, tniddliug, H1x0i15<c; good m3ddi1i,g,
E9zSi35fc: middling lair, 55&9l37<c; fair iS5z
siSXc Heceipts-uet A,sl3; gioss COS; ex-
ports Liverpool. $50 bales; stock q, - bales
0ALvEsroN, January 35-Cotton market
quiet: good middiing i25Sc; middiins i21<c;
low middllng nc. god ordinary Il1<c; or
binary ioszc, low ordinary SIC. ssiss ls5i
bales-
Cea1eFe1nI.
6f. LOUIS, January 1---FIour easy. Wheat
dull, No. 2 red fall, 81 ST. Corn inactive
0aes dull, &c bid. Rye dull, zoe bid. Barley
quiet Mhiaky DUH AT o. q. Pork firIner,
Siz IS aske1. Lard fifmer. iQ5Sc aeked. Batk
meats nr1uee bat inactive: e1S9S1<0fS0zx0
$40 for nhoniders, clear rib and clear aides
Baeon quiet and unchanged. Hogs Arm;
packing. - S00e Is. Cattle ncsive.
NV oRLRA1aa, January Bs-Pork Qutot
but strong; mes. 3ls 69l6 81. HulI meass
duil NJ 40e0exc PACKED. Deoen dull
6 SSiD1s0 6Ec. Sugar dull; ln6i11, tG5c;
essniDon y scod, 70f,<c. =
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Died.

Mr.. J. r Parker, for many years a
highly respected citizen Of this city,
died on Monday evening, January %,
1877, at his residence on HI uston
street, and will be buried this evening
at three O'Clock. The friends of the
family aud those of Colonel John C.
Mccoy are invited to attend.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-27

Buehans CresyIic Ointment Will XIII the
screw Worm every time, and cure Foot Rot
In Sheep and Cattle
hacSs.n'- Cresylic Sheep Dip l. an tufalli-
Ole retnedy for the ssao in sheep. being
kill. the scab-
bncaan's Csrbolic Dlsin. ect!ng SOAP cures
Mango In Horses. Dogs ana CEttie, aisd kills
Lie-, Fieas and Ticks on al animais
Be sure Jas. Buchan e Co.'S name amman,
on the labels. All otilerp are eounferf.It and
worthless. WM. p KIDDER & Co, P.IDeI-
pal DEPOT, 81 John street. New York.
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Sehenck'- rulmonie syr up. sea W cod
Tonic. aud Mandrake pills.

Sehenck's fu1monfe yrup. sea W e<ss
Tonic. aud Mandrake Pills.
These deservedly celebrated and
popular medicines have effected a
revolution in the healing art, and
proved the fallscy of several maxims
which have for many years obstrueted
the progress of medical science. The
false superstition that Consumption il
ihcursble" deferred physicians from
attempting to find remedies for that
disease, and patients afflicted with it
reconciled emselves to death without
making an fort to escape from
doom which they supposed to be I'M
svoidable. 1t is now proved, how
ever, that consumption can be cured,
and that has been cured in a very
great number Of cases (some of them
apparent desperate ones) by
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup alone;
and in other cases by the same medi-
cine in connection with ScheDck's
Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
one or both, according to the require
ments of the case.
DIR. Schenck himself. who enjoyed
uninterrupted good health for more
than forty years, was supposed AZ one
time To be at the veIy gate % death,
his physicians having pronounced his
case hopeless, and abandoned | i'm 10
his fate. He WAS cured BY the efore-
said medicines, and, since his recovery
many thousands similarly sffectsd
have used DIR. Scfnnck's preparations
with the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each,
making 1t not absolutely necessary to
personally see DIR. Seheuck unless pa
tients wish their lungs examined, and
for this purpose he is professionally ct
his principal Office, corner Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia, every Mon.
day, where all letters for ADVICE must
be addressed.
Schenek's medicines are sold by all
druggists.-jan3 I'm.
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