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rheumatism, neuralgia, sprans, anu b:Hl-
scs will b. relieved py Uncle Sans Nery'
aud B,re Linimeat sll 81 II! druggists.
Dstsmpers, Coughs, Coils, Fcsers ~
most Of tho liselss5 " hich Horses, Cattle
Shsrp, Hogs ali ~ arc subject g z IA
ready overcome ma cdrel by utins Cliie
Sans Condition Pow lcr aac rlns " thoplaia
directions. soll by all drug ,lsts.
tnce sans Harness on a.ls aoi c.o.es
the pores .. leather eIootullly preventing
the enterauco III d4mpness, dust. 4e., AMI
rendering III, hArnes Il sort ani Iiable, which
IL the sam, timo increasing IL Durability
There Il n earthly boon m,rc precious
han good ,@lth, anl /. b2h1oyes its pps-
SCISSOR Il endeayyr u retain il. Ii yen are
assa,Icd with suna provoking i.s anl siet
hcad,cae, torbl l.e,. s)a. s',nlal an i
general feeling vi weo1aass 49, {lst, 4 n
Is anl commit suicide tl, take La1rt's pa3.
Ash, LIS. cr fiAs and BE- cured.
Mothers @dl end 81 Wlas4jlss T.ethto;
syrup 03t til m9lie.ae ID lssa IN The house
f,r The sill TEA, i VII as et'l4. e3a5
.oge nt..taal .ila:a tha No.. Try 4.
p.sase ana DStss, wae .A. reAsi onf
ae9se IS, o., eaiaaAgts s. eve q 10
.ireA ns..ea,e- s,al asc oiif happy Wien
sefssl fh4 thef liza !: ie,nase. Ai Sc
'ir.t g.rga-h VI ths, tel 4.stroyer c5a
4 - 3rs -
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Avoca.

EDIT oRS DENOCRAT:-l Items OF
news are very scarce. The roads are
III such i horrible condition that the
farmers cannot get in to bring news,
wood, or anything else. There is con
siderable sickness here this winter,
and il almost entirely confined to the
aucd. Mr.. Patrick kyWauaugh, one OF
the oldest residents of the village,
died last Thursday evening; do not
know the mature nt the disease The
Dramatic Club is foWishing nicely ;
then. plays are MI We'll attended; OIL
December 18th they present the COM
cdy 81 The "Oetoreon they also have
Il play east for the holidays, but we do
not know the name nf it,
The Good Tcmplars Of this place
held omen lodge last "Wednesday eve
nmg. December 5th Bro. Il. ~ ka-
mouse, Of WatcrtoWn, H. q. ". 6. L.
Of the world, VAS present and gave i
rousing lecture, Bro. Curry, OF Dos.
cohel, WAS also present, and made i
few stirring remarks. The lodge Is iii
Il very prosperous condition, and the
open sessions Will give them new
impetus.
MI +. T. EaEleSton, Il resident ot
this place tor some wears, il about IL
return 70 his old home IN York State
his daughters have been gone Two or
three Weeks and are very much missed
among the Young people, IL viii also
10 Mr.. i. and Wife among the older
people believe my communication
il long enough fer this Time AND ms
my budget = news is PLAYED our"
shall lie forced u Gloss, More anon
Cnukr ClaEnl.
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Tho Drnmn nt Homo.

Every living human being Is an
actor many are quite unconscious
that thiS Is 81, but Il littIe reelection
viii convince anyone that hr does not
always impress all his associates with
having the sumo character This pow
Ct of assuming iii ticrent characters is
given to alsW only, anl Is an accom-
pli ihmcnt certain 10 afford much
pleasure To their friends, In order to
furnish something tn supply the want
felt III this respect in This community,
the FtoSpian club WAS organized, IT
gave an entertainment last summon,
and Ink just prepared u new set or
PLAYS for tho depctatlon of the public,
and for raising II fund furthe Reform
club reaiing rooms, The exhibition
will take place GA Thursday evening
next, at the city Hall The printed
programmes Will furnish additional
necessary information to those who
Il ish to witness the strictly moral per-
formanceS which are promised.
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~ Ill Itc1nS.
Muddy foa,ls

H''A'iiI 1btAtAH
Indian Summer.
SNOW, SNOW, where is the beautiful
5now2
$50 Dcllors advertisement Of holi-
LAY goods
Dale Baker got back safely from his
Trip 10 ChiGtSa With hogs.
LOOK ut tho Retling Room sign. H..
6, Evans painted (, lust Tor fun"
l'red Mooller II spending d few days
~ toWn.
Hogs sold u cf'caso on Thursday
u. $50 and BiOS
Ono hog sold IN .hiscity by Mr., Rob
oi' Story, on Monday, weighed cx-
aetly five hundred and illty pounds.
Mr. Fhen sylvester, who makes his
rInciptl headquarters in platteyillc,
lowadaya, is IL town for a few days.
ri Wcbor, ot Chicago. who is now
ASSISTANT Sblto's Attorney for Cook
county, waa IN town last week.
NV Geo, Wolls, brother in-law to
~ 'fribnn'a editor and foreman, II
n4# stationed over tho large and
Furnishing charge ot Whitewater
Aifa. WellS ~ noN now visiting in
tais city.
ME ngt proceeds of the 1heSpian
Cubs Entertainment which is
Promised toi next Thursday evening,
VII 50 towards purchasing "A Musical
CBbnct For The Reform Club Reading
h'pna, The aas ertscment of this
laH and wonderful invention will be
found In ths paper
now paper has been started in
SYM Gieau called the lntcr-eounty
itiaaa rhe venture, for newspaper
suited IN sGch times NJ these IL
rppsht but venture We wish sac
eo3S
GA lest rues,iay "jot" lIanseom lett
sa u VISIT, for iho stat, III Maine,
whence his brother Fraul, Las re-
eDtis retursad
A. the shooting .match ut Jcnrk Il
Gedtn, las. Wednesday. some very
llM 9o hana shooting WAS done, ana
81 the boys eava home feeling taat
toal could beat 90 Irish Riae Team.
..no weather W. are now having is
HAply unpl tlciled The oldest H.
/ ''itant fails q rae,Icct when ID.
eeia Il faTetAs We.slty such sue.
es'Ssiaa y sGtaY days
S:r2.n C3ifsS. IA Wee President
e g. l'nitei 'iStt.>', viii deliver his
'sas ~ ~, sian L.neoln, III TINS
4 NeiAoisSy eyoi III, fanauy
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The Flax Meeting.

Pursuant 70 notice meeting was
held at the City Hall, Monday eve
ming, December 10Th, for the purpose
OF consulting a To the pflcticablity
Of raising iilteen Of twenty thousand
dollars for The purpose Of aiding 5.
d. Randall Of Warren, Ohio, to build
~ this city flax Or bagging mill. on
the proposition Of the said 5. d. II.
that ne will.myest IN it from forty to
sixty thousand dollars.
MAYOR 'opehSlty was called To pre-
side over the meeting, aad Edward
Harris N.s cbn..n ~,nn,...f.,
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--a's-ts ~ +l!1Ns,--
WANi WAX. WAy,

W ~ @tt ~ "A ~ ~ th.h
Miss IA !ers ~, who is here f,r
j short tinr, wili give lessons IA
Wax Work, in atl is branches,
WooIbines, Vines ete., II ~.
Joseph Opip's. Mineral Point ~
Birely Il now il Chicago. heyiu4
goods, 81 look ont foraew goods, latest
styles and lots Of them.
WANTED Mon; Good employ
ment, Any one who will bring ! i.
T. Pridcaax 800 in cash will
get 10 pounds white sugar, and
everything is cheap for cash.
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All persons indebted to the firm #
Perry y En3enroth requested to call
and settle their accounts before jar
uary Isl. 1877. All hills not settled
~ that date Will he placed i'll attofa
neys hands for collection.
lIliiY u lsNZENR0TH.
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Notice y hereby gwen that the
annual meeting III The Linden Town
Farmers Mtauli Iasnranc, Company
vii " held III tht Isl Tuesday tuJau-
uaf1. s. y ISIS, ii tie town h4a. III
tae illase 81 Linden. III III arlatk. IL.
M. for lis election HI Officers aal
.iGSS
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pLATrEyII.LE DIVISION.

Vt MIN
auINd nArT a NJ GolNn WEST, a. ST.
JpuyU HintteyIl,r, 30 Lcnvr Mtnur,1''t 100
do ~ uluj, % Arrive Calamin0. 10 -
Arrive GUlammi. u 81 leave d. ~ 10
l.eHyt ID 800 llriSr belmont, II ~
AIuY9 Ainl riMt I ~ Arrive l'iatlcVillG II 81
I'HhiGRr AN IGC0ANODI TiON
GntSp - .r, Pm doisd wEAr. 4 NJ,
IelYa lal ihFr.lS ! Al Lnavu Ullamtna -
do B.unlaG 2O,I d. BelHlolt 10
hfrho GH mic 90 Arrive 'aEteylllG ~
G# Faua tgrro towing Mineral polnl ~ hlo
n 81 Gun ieaca hhd'-on NJ T. NJ. tho ratna
dag, ~ MaJ 81 iGep0rl ana uaicdpnh.
GaAS. r.. GALE, AGENT.
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MI J. ~ Rigplo, 1 hirasa traveller.
will give Temperance Address III
Sunday npNt, probably 1T the city
Hall. All ate invited taMtcud,
The time AMI place viii II 4ilca
out IN thu tts Churches.
nNo: 2 a
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Notice.

Nh persons are hereby notified not
I give credit tony wife, Mar Ann
Latvrty, iii my account, Is viii.
pay no bill hcr contracting after this
date. JAMES LAEFRFY
Dec. 18th. 1877. ls
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Horse Blankets and Buffalo Robes

\ choice lot q tie Z tnuine Nee
Hampshire siN pound douhl" strap
large sl1c. horse-banN s. &, eeea.s
elcA and buffalo robes III fr1a ~
$40, can he had At I. peestIe5 La.-
mess Shep, this month
Rrmamhr pacly 4 San all
':itlt,s af SeAi,. Maehg.@ p,.s "a
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MARKET REPORTS.
BY OUR REGULAR REPORTER.
For THE WEEK ENDING Dnc. II, 1877.

For TIE WEEK ENDING DEC. II, 1877.
Very little change has occurred in
Our markets during the last week
but still, one or two items have ad-
yanccd point or two. Trade has
been 80 very dull that all sorts of pro-
duce remain about the same. When
we arrive At the old State of trade,
such ~ We had three or four years
ago, then will fluctuations oeeu or
tcner and to 4 greater extent than at
present.
Chicago mlrllets are surely iuey-
haus,ble, and Uncertainty is mot from
over supply that our markets here are
80 dull, II is, onthe contrary, on ac-
count of an under supply that makes
things 50 Stagnant. For steers there
is Il good demand; the price having
adyanced for best steers from $3.d5 to
SIS,
Our readers will find i market price
list, for this week, below.
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Mineral Point r. r.

MAN,
,., %"d t@TT 3" Lean" "e' W.l S"%r q
do Innmlnc, ~ do UratlOt y 30
do Darlington, " d. Darlington. ~ "
do GIbtiut, 40 do CaHinine. ~ 10
kauys. Wmrcn. 10 Arrive, Nn'l PIT, II IL
TREi3Hr MN A rC01hnDd TION
uuIbu EuuTm. PM uOISG KorrIl, I'm
Leave 3lhefnl l't 10 IGapu Warren b 81
40 ilaHiHp $50 do Gmtot SOS
do ALL Eton 321 do Darlington Il 50
d. llnli16 10 do CElaminu 795
AnIyr 5,nuen 10 Arrive. Mineral P't8 90
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c.. M. 81 Sc. Paul II. r.
Illinois Central r. r.

The only route running throuyn cars between
Warren and Chicago. Tho only r0ute to ~.
Louis, Cairo. nnd tho South. and 70
Dubuque, Sioux uity. 0m1hn aud west
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-14

Go TO nirely u Sons, and sec their
fine stock If JeWclly ana SilserWare
Kiunio q spratlcraon't blow much.
but they sell goods as cheap US the
cheapest.
Persons indebted 10 me are kindly
invited to call and pay III full. All
&c cunts not paid by The LIST Of .Janu-
any arc subject u Official collection
ll-td II ). CLAUEE.
Headquarters soy tie Holidays, III
bircly's
Closing out 81 Dry Goods, Hats 4
Caps,a Sclnchergor 4 Brmgers We
give list of the prices on some OF our
goods:
Best Prints, per yard, 90.
: Bingham, per yard, Sc.
\ lpaea Dplaincs, Poe.
Corded Alpaca, 20c
Jeans. 'l'iclings, and I'LL other goods
in proportion to the above prices
i'hc above are auction goods, but
arc genuine dry goods. Call and eX-
anime for yourselves,
II you want nice present, go to
Birely's.
1'ha largest stock to select FROM. the
finest goods and the lowest prices, At
Bircly's.
May 4 Tcrncs will sell their entire
stock Of Boots and Shoes 1T first cost.
Call and see them if You want t. get
good bargains.
g. IL. James is ready for the
holidays. If you want anything
in his line be sure TO call on him.
Rooms 10 rent over Birely's
jewelry store. Inquire OFT Dayyc.
q. IL. james has Just received
All immense stock 81 lewelry,
which lie will sci! At extremely low
prices until after the Holidays
Now oranges and lemons At j
L. Prideaux
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mellow Soil lNi'fees.

Unless The aaritce OF the ground is mulch
ed around young trees over an area of six to
ten zee. diarrets-, the ground should be kept
clean and mellow. Every farmer knows
that hill of corn or potatoes will not
amount to much unless cultivated, and yet
there are many who will neglect to give the
same care to tree which is worth a hundred
hills of either of the former. In rich soil
trees may grow rapidly without cultivation,
and no amount Of grass or weeds will retard
them but there are other things beside
growth to be looked after. If the weeds
and grass are allowed to grow up around the
stem Of apple, peach or ounce trees, the bark
will become soft near their base by being
shaded and thereby be in a suitable condi-
ton for the reception Of eggs which will ev-
identity become peach or apple borers. Take
any dozen of young apple trees In sections
where the apple borer is abundant, and al
low portion to be choked with weeds, and
the remainder well cultivated, and then
watch the result. From our experience, we
believe The chances are nine to one in favor
of these cultivated being exempt from this
pest. National Agrieuhrit.
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Evenings at Home.

When the evening lamps are lighted,
says an exchange, the children now gather
with school hooks around the table to con
the morrow's lessons. To many of them
the tasks assigned seem dreary and hopeless;
definitions are hard to remember the geo
graphy lesson is difficult to comprehend and
won't stay fixed in the mind; history is
dull and dead, arithmetic hopeless tangle
of figures, and grammar more puzziing than
any possible conundrum. The little folk
need help; they need cheer and encourage
ment, and who should be 80 ready, 80 will
ling, so able to give it as the parent? ?
Even if the parents education is imperfect,
he will bring to the comprehension Of the
lesson in hand a wider range of knowledge
and a broader manner of looking at things
than the child can do, and thus greatly aid
in the clear comprehension of the lesson to
be learned. .... ....-....
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Little by Little.

lfyou are gaining little by little, every
day, be content, Are your expenses less
Than your income, SO that, though it be lit
Tie, you are constantly accumulating aud
growing richer and richer every day Be
content; so lar as concerns money, you are
doing well.
Are you getting knowledge every day?
Though it be little by little, the aggregate
of the accumulation, where no day is per,
mitted to pass without adding something to
the stock, win be surprising 10 yourself
solomon. did not become the wisest man
in the world in minute. Little by little
never emitting to learn something even
for a single day-always studying little
between the time Of rising up in the moru.
ing and laying down at night; this is the
way to accumulate full store-house o.
knowledge.
| Finally, are you daily improving Il
character BE not discouraged because it
little by little. The best men fall far shor
of what they themselves wish TO be. It j
something, it is much, If you keep good res
olutions better to day than you did yester
day, this week than last, better this yea
than you did last year, Strive to be per
feet, but do not become downhearted $
long as you are approaching nearer an
nearer to the high standard at which 70
aim.
Little by little, fortunes are accumulateC
, little by little, knowledge is gained littl
T by little, character and reputation are
, chieyed.
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THE cofUMBAN And eeTUMBT Ny

exercised, the band lengthed, or became
more elastic, until they could readily stand
| side by side, or even back to back, and could
turn themselves in bed by rolling one over
| the other.
In answer to my questions, the mother
said that during their early childhood Chang
and Eng used to talk to each other quite as
OF en- rs to thpse about them but as they
grew older they seemed to IN lersiand that,
~ they werr alwa's togeth'r aui sew
AID heard the same things. th,ra was
little need of conversation betwe n them
selves She seemed surprised when asked
her if she had ever thought that they were
actuated by the same mind or impulse, and
| said promptly that she was sure ii wds not so,
for they always played together as two, not
rs one that one sometimes cried while she
nurs,d the other; that it one struck his
head or hand his brother felt no pain; only
when the ligament that united them was
| touched both were conscious of it. One was
| occasionally sick and the other well, nor did
she remember that both were very i'll at the
same time, except when they had the small
pox. She could whisper in the ear of one
and the other know nothing of what she
said but that they generally kept no secrets
from each other. sharing voluntarily their
mutual joys aud cares
| The last time | saw the twins was IN the
| fall Of 1865, at The Agricultural Fair in
| Brattleboro, Vermont, where they were
again exhibitag them-,lves. with son Of
each They w'.t btgnHihg TO Look old, and
seemed 20 have lost, not only their boyish
sprghtliness, ,ut the deep interest they had
formerly shorn 10 their native land, saying
carelessly III ansWer to my question, "Ame-
rica is our home now we have no ether,
and shall never leave this country, where
we have been 20 long. ."--Fdnnie Roper Feuge
| in february Vide Ardke.
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Stery 0fa Book Agent

A book agent recently met with serious
accident in the suburbs of Lacrosse. He
was walking along the railroad when
freight train came along. The unfortunate
man was struck by tbe engine and knock
ed directly across the track, some fifty. three
cars passing over him. He was then tum.
bled down bank 800 feet high, over stones
and stumps. and just as he got to the
edge of the river he struck against pile
driver that was at work, and, his head lying
on the top of the pile for minute or two
the ponderous hammer descended, striking
him on the cheek, bruising his face some
what. The shock rolled him into the river
just as an upriver.packet WAS passing, and
by some mishap the unfortunate man was
entangled in one of the wheels, and whirled
round and round for an hour and half be.
fore he was discovered and released. He
was picked up nearly senseless and removed
to the cabin, where his wants were supplied
After he had eaten hearty meal he wa,
approached by tho captain, who asked
SIS there anything you would like tc
have ?"
"No, no." replied the canvasser, there i.
nothing but this"
"What whatw calculated the captain
"whst is it?"
The book agent smiled sweetly as he pro
duced subscription list and said ::
Subscribe for that beautiful book enti
He'd "The Poisoned Gum Drop or, tn,
Candy Woman's Revenge by the author 0
Jones, the Button Hole Maker"
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We G ( T INE

strikes at the root Of disease by purifying the blood.
restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy action
invigoratlug tne nervous sy stem.
Vegettne
Is not vile nauseOus compound. whcn Imply
purges the bowels, but a safe, pleasant remedy
which Is sure to purify the blond aud thereby re-
store tn health.
VegPtine
Is now prescribed in OF scrofua and other dis
owing u It's great success In curing al diseases OF
this nature.
Vegetina
Does not deceive invaiJs into fa7, topo, by purg-
ing AMI creating fictitious ap1tt,tN, hat assists ma
ture In clearing and purif ing the wbcie sA stem,
leading the patient gradually 10 perfect health
Vegesine
Was looked upon as an experiment for some timev
some OF our best ply 'ians, bat thoSc lU7t mcre-
lous in regard TO Its merit trenOf its most ardent
friends and supporters.
It vegetine,
says ASTON physician, ''has no equal as blood
n.iuer. Hearing OF Its many wonderful cures after
Ill other remedies had failed, visited the boratory
and convinced my self OF It's genuine merit. Ills
prepared from harka roots and herbs, zach cf which
Ls highly efrective, and they aro compounded IN
suca . manner as 70 Produce astonishing rasulta$
Yegeilne
La acknowledged and gecomns Adea by Physicians
and apotheeaIies TO be the best purifier and cleanser
of the blood yet discovered, and thousands speak In
It's praise who have been restored To heath
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HRO0E. .....
WHAT Is NEEDED,

~ rli lIll BOSTON, Feo 10, ls1l.
Mr, u. H. stevens; ., .ff Ia. -. a. ..
Dear sir-About one year since forno myself 10
q feeble condition from general debflItY vegetine
was strongly recommended ~ me by friend who
had been much benented by its use. procured the
TO health and discontinued It's use. feel Confident
that there Is no medicine superior TO Il for those
complaints for which 1t Is especially prepared, and
would cheerfully recommend 1t " those who feel
that they need something to restore them to perfect
health. Respectfully yours,
u. l. PETTINGILL-
Firm Of s NJ. Petungnl & Co, 70 State St, Boston.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 81, lsf9.
Mr. II. X. stevens:
Dear Sir--The two bottles Of vegetlne furnished
me by your agent my wife has used with great ben
ent. .t.'.. ...r
For long time she has been troubled with dizzi-
ness and coetveness: these troubles are now en-
trely removed ny the use OF VeYtnne
She was also troubled with iyspensia and general
dehilty, and has been greatly benented.
THoS. GILMORE, 2asx Walnut St
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Dr. SChenck's Stan dard
Rem edies.

The standard remedies for all diseases Of the iSngs
are schencks PulmOnic Syrup, Schenck'5 Sea Weed
Tonic, and Schenck's Mandrake Pills and II taken
before the lungs are destroyed. aspeedy cure u ef
fected. .
TO these three medicines nr. ! ". scbenck, OF
Philadelphia, owes his unryilled success IL the
treatment VI puni mary diseases
The PulmDnic syrup lipenS the MOI bid matter In
the lungs nature throws II on by an easy eXpecto-
ration when the phegm matter IA ripe slight
cough Will throw II on, the patient has rest and the
lun ys hcgln to heal. .. -
10 enanie the tumon'c syrup to do this. schenck's
MANDRAKE Pills ana >chenck'S sga tuvd runir nIst
be freely Used 10 Ueun-e the ,tomlcn Hul liver.
ScnpnCks Mandrake Pills act on m" liver, 10 wing
all obstrutons relax the gall the bile starts
freely, AMI the liver Is SOOh raiitvei.
.chsncks Sea Weed TJLic is gentle stlmulant
and altrrat We the alkau OF which II l. compos.d d
mixes with the food and prevents SuIlng. IL asSsts
the digestion by toning UP the stomach T. healthy
condition 10 tnat the food and the Pulmonlc syrup
will make gooh blood; then the lungs heel, and the
rathnt win surely get well II care Is taken u pre-
vent fresh cold.
All who wish TO consult Dr Schen,k. either per-
sonally or by letter can do at his principal office,
corner OF sixth ana Arch streets Philadelphia every
Monday.
schencks medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the country.
March a zpril.
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Feel Myself a New Man,

-.t.. 81 -4-lt BOSr0N. Jan l. 1914.
Dear sir-This Is TO certify that have sold at re-
tail lbsh dozen 1850 bottes) Of your vegetne since
best satisfaction Of any remedy for the complaints
for which 1t " recone nded that ever sold Scarce
ly day passes without some my customers teeti
Tying to It's merits on themselves or Their trends
perfectly cognizant OF several cases Of Scrofuons
tumors being cured by Vegetlne alone In this vcini
". Very respectfully yours,
To II. r. stevens Esq.