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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-02-16
WASHINGTON.
Doorkeepcr Polk.

Washington, Feb. 15.-Polk, door
keeper of the House, will certainly be
removed unless he resigns. The evil
dence shows an utter disregard of laws:
that he has been lobbying for certain
interests, and doing other unofficial
acts.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-02-16

st. Petersburg, Feb. 15.-The Agence
Russo says all the newspapers point out
that the British fleet has entered the
Dardanelles in spite of the Sultan's
protest, and is consequently violating
the Treaty of Paris.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-02-16

Constantinople, Feb. 15.-The head
quarters of the Turkish army of de-
fense have been removed to Stefamos.
The Turks are hurridly erecting earth
works on the Kujuk Chekmedja line of
defense.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-02-16

st. Petersburg, Feb. 15.-The Galois
announces that Osman Pasha has given
its editor positive assurances that there
is not word of truth in the report of
his cruelty to prisoners of war.
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Ne,o York Money and Stock Market.
New York, Feb. 15.-Gold closed
at 1929.
Silver-bars, 119, greenbacks; 116s,
gold.
Silver Coin-3(91 discount.
Money-4@5.
Governments steady; Stocks dull;
Western Union, rs; Quicksilver, II;
Pacific, 224; Mariposa, II; Wells-Fargo,
s4t; New York Central, 105; Erie, o.;
Panama, 1923; Union Pacific, 674; U. p.
bonds, 104a Central Pacific bonds, 1O44.
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DAKOTA.


Arrest of an Indian Horse Thief.
Yankton, Feb. 15.-Advices from
Spotted Tail Agency are to the effect
that last week Charley Smith, half
breed, accompanied by several Indians,
crossed the Niobrara to the Indian res
ervation. Smith was arrested by the
military, and placed in the guard house
on Saturday evening. Shortly after he
was confined he undertook to take his
life by shooting himself in the left
breast, but his aim was too high, and
the ball passed through his body with
out producing fatal wound. He said
he had no money to defend himself in
the courts, and would rather die than
be taken to Yankton. Smith will re-
cover.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Yesterdays Doings in the Ma
tional Legislature.
SENATE,


washington, Jan. 15.-Voorhees
called up the resolution submitted nv
him yesterday in regard to INQUIRY as
TO the issue of bonds by certain rail-
roads, predicated upon conditiona,
grants of lands of Indians of the Indian
Territory.
Dorsey submitted an amendment di-
recting the inquiry to be enlarged as to
the expediency of extending a Terrific.
rial form of government over all parts
OF the country where the same does not
now exist; and whether the rights of
life and property can be properly main
tanned without such territorial organiz-
alton. After a brief discussion the
subject was laid over until next Week.
A number of bills and petitions of
no public Importance were presented.
Window reported the Senate bill to
authorize the Worthington & Sioux
Falls r. R. Co. to extend its road into
the Territory of Dakota to the village
of Sioux Falls. Placed on the calen-
dar.
Armstrong presented a petition of
the Merchants Exchange of st. Louis
in favor of the passage of bill to COM
pei the Union Pacific road to-cemply
with certain laws of Congress in re-
gard to pro-rating with branch roads.
Referred.
HOUSE.
Washington, Feb. 15.-Stephens re-
ported a joint resolution authorizing
the President to invite an international
monetary commission to consider and
recommend uniform rates or relative
valuation in coin, and legal tender
powers of gold and silver. Referred.
This being Friday, committees were
called for reports of private nature.
The House then went into committee
of the whole on the bill appropriating
1915, 600 to pay southern mail contracts
for service before the war.
Without action the committee rose.
The bill to pay George II. Giddings,
of Texas, S2,967, due him as mail con-
tractor between Santa Fe, New Mexi-
CO, and San Antonio, Texas, some
years before the war, was reported fa-
vorably. Pending action the House
adjourned.
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4 PEIRIFIED HUMAN BODY.
The Condition Of Mrs. Whaiey'. Remains
Amer Being buried Five Years.

FREEPORT. l.. l., April s.-Mr. David
VLalcv of tbis ,iao, huriod bia ,,ito Ia Turo
80 -, H., -. 80 ~ nj ~ -
90 III 'le Vcnc''rY iot vi MS uhcie Joseph
lhtchic. He died recently and was buried on
March 30 last in hi, fathers lot Last Tuesday
a., ,,.I,,. -. ,a,'',, 49,. No., -
'h' WHO ppuN was laheh up ana placed pesldc
that OF the husband. Besides the undertaken,
David Seaman. and his son there were nresont
A. -, u,,',,t ~. -. v.i1i \,
Nr' 'oseph h"Vhle' hlH pro,hcr' Mlilaru H.
Richie. ana Mrs. Joseph Richie. They were
ast0nished nj the weight of the coffin. md CON
ciuded 10 open H. "heh inc lid was removed
they were moro astunlshcd to see the face on
uroly preserved and looking ns natural MS in
u''' i"' "",' n'H E'v"u '" ."''o ~ lchE.n at
u' ume OF d'alh' ana was OF glossy black.
The skin was covered with coating not
"'N@'' '"'" ~" 49, ~ p"p'' i"'S V0"'"N
was hnri ana wNitr. You never saw snow
winter, Mr.. Nit'hie said, It's smouihnoss r.
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AM ShhILNTS.


translation by Charles Smith Cacltnsham from
the German original OF Leah. the Forsakrn.'
WAS acted In Nihlo's Garden last evening This
form of the play is not dlf rent IN any essential
particular from the Older Eng ish version. The
prosecuted. passionate Jewcss Is the dominant
character throughout. Miss Gussie De For
rests performance OF the trying role would not
stand tho test of comparison with that of stlll
remrmh' red Kate luiruuu; vet II WAS care
ful "ffori. and surct --iul % - degrer. She put
all nor strength and considerable ski into tine
ialn, gar curse oi her lover She ana Mr. sam
uel pirrry. the cursed lover, received the I'M
stiuted applause of an evidently delighted. If
not very dis Drimnatlng. audience. Mr.. Frank
A. Tannnhiil WAS less in luvor-not because his
acting was poorer. but because. Ms the apostate
jew the audience was inclined 10 reprobate his
outrageous Vlllainy.
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An old-fashioned love feast was hold in st.
Luke's Church previous to the opening Of yes
terdays session Of the New York Conference Of
HE M,thodist Episcopal Church. After the
opening Of the Conference the Rev. DR.. Hama
hurgh reported that there are in tho United
States 1857 Sunday schools. 2l2 .3j3 officers
and teachers. md 1911 .022 pupils.
There was an animated discussion following
a motion to direct the Rev. I. Stoddard, who has
been on tho superannuated list. TO locate A
brother said that the Rev, Mr.. stoddard had
given note for 500, which he Ind not paid.
Object Il was made that he was in dolt In his
behalf 1t WIS said TINT he is Il most worthy man.
and that his embarrassment II owing tQ the
hard times. ON a N9te II Nts dGei3gd 10y larFg
locate. The Rev. Messrs c. y. EsEle.ton ".
W. ,ST;yerT ChorIes Hanoyer, D. +, MEGoI9il9hds
suprrannuated preachers.
Ii was OH tay, announced thottGG Home for
SuporgNnuated preaGhgrs I" r ikthnG 1,''. had
Il c0mfuuable house and n small farm. The
glft wa, accepted with thanks.
4 communication from n member 81 the Leg
i,lnturc asking fOg the sense Of the Confcrcuee
III regard to n bill 10 repeal the law permitting
women 10 vote in church elections was read. A
resolution was adopted that the Legislature be
informed that the Conference H. ia favor If
women'- rights, and that the law giving woman
the elective franchise in churches should not
he repealed, The women spectators IN the Con-
The Rev. DR.. H. s. Rust Of tho Freedman's Aid
Society spoke In behalf OF that organization.
H. said That efficient support shoul be given
10 the Sunday school work among the cOored
children Of the South.
4 resolution that clcrgymcn should endeavor
to bring out n full temperance vote at the polls
on election days created iluter,
4 brother lrNcitrdlyl What docs that mean ?
Are preachers 10 clectoncrr ut the polls
Tho mover Of the resolution explained that
preachers wcro not expected to exceed the
bounds Of proproty but quietly toRlyocate the
election OF temperance men 10 puplc Offices.
The resolution was tabled.
Ii was unanimously recommended that the
clergy and laity diatOuuteuauro the use of fer
mcntcd wines for communion services, advu-
cato the enforcement uf ia" Excise ana ClYll
Damage laws, and aid the temperance cause in
every prHNlcaho manner
The next Conference is to be in Newburgh,
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the mark Of lend on his body to-day, whose
name IS John II. Trent OF Morristown, Tenn.
Mr., White tRcr., Pn.) asked whether Mr..
Field had ever been relieved of his political dis
abilities.
Mr.. Clymor tDcn. Po)-Cortninly. He Is now
holding Office und the Republican Commits
sioncrs NJ This city,
The vote was then tnken. and rcsutcd:
For Charles ", Field, 1913, all cast by Demo-
cTna.
For Jamcs Shields. 1oi. MI but ono cost nv
Rrpublirans. and tht ono h"ing cast by Mi.
Springer tDcmo ru0 of Illino q.
For John H. Trent. 8 "oet hv Nesere Frrot
Barnes Evans O'Ncill. WHITE, and Harmon llto-
luhlicansI Of PENNSYLVANIA, Handolnh of Ten
nr-sor. anu Bltioy Or iulliHam ~ New Nurt.
Charles w. Fiell WIS ther'upou de 'lar0d duly
elected. and WIS sworn in. taking the modified
uuth.
Mr.. Clarke tD'm., Mol fskol unanimous COM
sent to intro lu'o fer present consideration n
hill uuthOril o.. the President toupuomt James
Shields oi Missouri Bri4adirr-t' ~ raj oi tho
Untrd Stnt army on the retired list his pny
tO rOumunc" from tho time Of the passage Of
the bill. Carried, 92S tO ".
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCTIh
MONDAY, April s-Thc movements at the

MONDAY, April 8.-The movements at the
Stock Exchange reflected an active market, al
though the aggregate volume Of business was
less important than previously noted. The
larger transactions. however. were in Delaware.
Lackawanna aud Western, Northwestern COM
mon. St. Pduls. and Lake Shore, while at the
same time Ohios and Western Union attracted
attention. although the two last named were
not Of special significance, If we except Onios,
which rose from ga to 10b. and then AT r
ward fell back to 10% in the final trade.
Lake Shore rose from G5S to GG's. and
then reached to Gj's. seller 8, but later
recovered to the highest figures, and closed at
GO. seier 3. In 81. Paul common. There WIS II
larger business during the afternoon transa'-
tons, during which the price rungcd. after
O'Clock, at 46A@47. and then dropped OF to 45&.
although earlier in the day selling as high as
Az. The rcalizations alluded to last wccli in
this stock seom to bc continued. The North
westerns. however. moved NJ to ~, after tue
second call. but closed nj 4S3a. though the pre-
fcrrrd was quiet at 72S@72i6 Wabash ranged
ut 193sm20iaCn19h in the late transact IONS hut,
a G cent. 10 80. there was nothing Of special
prominence in the general market
The total number of shares dealt In was
1888. OF which Lake Shore, represented
81 1876; Northwestern. 250O0; do. preferred.
$500; Deaware. Lackawanna and W,stcrn.
1925 Western Union. 4.4l7; Wabash. 1000;
Delaware and Hudson Canal. 1lG7; Rock
Island 740; Kansas Pacific. 600: Michigan Cen.
tral, 700 Morris and Essex, 800; NJ, X. and
Texas. 500; Ohio preferred. 700; Pacific Mail
$40; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. 800; New
York Central, 800; Erie 200; New Jersey Gem
trail. 1876 c., G., c. and L. 100 Hannibal and St.
Joseph, 100; do, preferred, 1907, Illinois Cen
trial. 100; Union Pacific, 100 and Harlem. so. -,
The gold market continued inactive. and all
Of the transactions were devoid OF special fea-
ture. with the sales mt 1908.
IN loans The rates paid tor having balances carried were
T. q amt n cent.
The total cearnvs the gold department Of the stock
Exchange We're Sa,o23ODp; gold balances SOlu,NO
and currency balances SJ26635 The Sub Treasury re-
tercst on the public debt. Sa2.O'n
The days business At the United States Sub Treasury
was. Gold receipts St474l9 ~ rod payments Sl23.
3fl 50, gold balance siu7 IA so Al currency receipts
tl2N2Hl w currency payments, S't5.pplst currency
balance, So. 2sl .t0t4O Customs s3i7.OoO
The Internal revenue receipts at Washington to-day
were SJUOOO and the custom receipts S;RntHp. The
Treasury also received s33OUUo in national bank notes
for redemption
Foreign exchange remained without change. and quo
tations are therefore omitted.
In the money market call loans approved collateral
ranged carly IN the day nt 5aH ana later at 67 Prime
discounts were still quoted At 6ol7ia
The Government bond market closed active. The fol.
lowing the 3 Y. NJ. closing prices;
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In STATE bonds note sales Of Missouri 1887 at
lO4A and 6s at 1919 ut lO4h Railroad seeuriues were
moderately dealt IN with the principal transactions us
follows;
New Jersey Central cony co. Nil and st Paul cons.
T., e64 a6ss Morris and Essex ads. iU5dHA Del and
nud reg bonds. ~, e7s u aud st j. s. ,ony st5s;
Det, and TOl ists 1895. lp1s l.. Shore. ID mort con
coup 49, asa Michigan Cen =. 10. Ohio aud Miss Ids.
81 L Pacific X Il 1T mort, ln6s Pitt. Fort W and
chic Id, llais Toledo aud MHha sl cunv. ae1s
Cedar Fasanj MINI. sts Sis Winona aud ST Paul SIS,
Hia - Lous ant Iron Mountain lists iVisa Michigan
central = lts. Nurlhwesern consolidated coupon gold
bonds. ~, - Paul =. gold. 1Ot'4 Milwaukee and ST.
Paul ana NJ division. 81 gNi, Chicago ard North.
western consolidated coupon gold bon = ~ Central Pa.
cine lss san Josqun branch So Union racinc i land
grant l1is New Jersey Central lists new, nv canada
southern henturc certificates. CT s0S. Kansas lnc
income Ne 10. IL. Louisiana aud Missouri lists 81 Mo,
Kan aud I consolidated assented, 46'4 Great Western
lsts ~. cN coupon, 100. South Pacific lists. IL,
The opening highest, lowest and T. NJ closing prices
VI stocks today were.
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Colored Player. In Lyric Hall.

The genuine colored tragedian b. j. Ford"
he called IN tho rla,bil, appeared last evening
rs the Bu.o e Gieter in "Richard III e." in Lyric
Hall II the word genuine" was intended
To amply TO the word coored there was truth
In thc Implications hut n 10 the word trngctian the NJ
ness Is not apparent Vet tic iauuns aud Inc tear
ul ct passion % tarrs ON his part was necessary 10
muse some lite into the play, 10 make up for the
wooden acting of the " genuine cnlnrcd cast" The
audience like those at the unc rushed traicdan, seemed
"a consicr tho tragedy comedy for they laughed ull
the way through it. The Hhs W bpk"Viuo
Charles De Lyon was Ruplauicd herccy at every
and exit amid shouts of laughter The lowcrng
ot the curtain at wr0ns seasons the running acros, the
those o The stage proper who were too lnducnt
ground III scenes ni tho unexpected gestures or
droll defamation furnished an enjoyable evening.
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THE cRUMBLING ADMIyIsrRA1IoN.
A Determined Attack upon the Great Fraud
by the secretary Of the senate.

--7' ~ Y -'I'-'-'
WASHINGTON. April s.-Secretarv Gorham
o' "v H'h"r n''Ih"rI ol t'e N"Vohal hcpuo-
liean Executive Committee, has written an I'M
>, rtaut l.tt., in r.fnrnuo. . . tn, issnoa il, tn,
pl'''"' ','''' !" tV''i IN 10 '"o '99"'9 ~ VIZ
coming Congressional campaign, III Whieh ne
takes occasion to criticise the Administration.
o,I J,.l,r.. that tina marty, .,nn,,,t onJ,rsa IL
49, " ''"' '"S ''''' @''''''' 'N'''0 ~
ana says
This Almini ,.rntiln will only bn regarlod as
Republican In my Judgment upon tie unler-
standing that the presence Of Eyarl, in the cab
met il not an endorsement Of the Motley of
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MARRIED.


ADAMs-PowIIS- In BROOKLYN April 3, at the resi-
dence OF the brides psrents, bv the Rev T. L Cuyler
n D. Warren T. Adams Vi Boston. Mass, TO Minnie T.,
daughter Ut j. q PowN-
HfNCKS-rllu RSrON- Saybrook. Conn. April
by the Rev. H. X. Thurstun the Rev John H. ilincks
Montpelier Vt, to Jennie X daughter Of the onicatinf
CLERGYMAN
UNREASONABLE April 3 by the Rev A. II. Par
fridge OF christ Church, Nathaniel W Hunt To Emma
Stoldart. all oi BROOKLYN.
JARRlGE-WHEEiER- on Monday. April ;, ~ the
otlcc vt the Mayoraty. BY his Honor smith Ely jr.
Mayor OF the city. Peter Jirrse Of Futnce To Alyna
daughter OF Frederick Wheeler. ESQ. VI brooklyn.
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Trnn-a .uon. Yesterday at the Exchange comprised
fore, lu,urc sulcsby
= Rctckcr 4 Snu-rw0 brick buildings front ahG
rear with lot 2iNiNN the side of ouNtrucur
street between cherry AMI Monroe streets S7,2J, to
piaWun
lnth Camp-Ono three story frame house. with plot
of lud 'psNlnl on the east side at Tenth ayenUc ~
itet south Of seventy fourth street $1,000 to platinum
TWo story ami Basement brick houses with plot AK
lloiu 2- AMI 2lp East il7tl street. south side 100 lev
elst a lMIl AAnuuo. l3ulo. ~ nlAlnuM.
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A Western star in the New Pink Theatre.

Park Theatre. Brooklyn. has presented many
excellent entertainments, but none have been
So completely praiseworthy as The Mothers
secret" which occupied the stage last night.
The SerapLine Of Mrs. Rachel Macauley is Il re-
in this region. although she Is bright star in
the West, Tall, graceful, Of command ng pros-
ence u luxurious taste in dressing her part
soon AS she came on the stage. and her efforts
won hearty applause. She was supported by
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grades. with moderate trade Raw SUGAR firm M 7.d
ne for fr to good cfinnp sales 1850 hhs and tO
mat. ut it@7isc. Tor Cuba 34c tur Porto Rico ti II "a
for Manila Refined ia lair demand, hards %
"A HiiwN'sr
SuSDEit~. Naval stores Gtict and uu, n nrrd,
spirits turrputiNr, $40 ~ common 10 good strained
ro in, ~ Wiasi u3 rctoltWn wa. duu and u0mnf MS
W i'"y w.s quot nt SlwAs aFi ~ rdu/v unchanged
at f'as1ii 'of prime Ocean trel-htS were qUct and
irIc.uitl, lot IT, sun wcak Grain To ia,cfponi ~
sf,nu, 80 flour go Irusi.i.l-. % ,9ls hcur. rs
nil, 3 3t do to London 'y > - ;lrain 81 hops
by ..,m 49,. ot'.. q. i.N!"l by N,um. iic golil
grain 10 Con s'n Toy 'd gar du tu bordeaux,
a. do i' HAl In.r. o. 49,, .tIs. titum " Sabk
dOlonnc A.. 81. refined dp g.. ttcmtn, 3s II al.
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Another defect has been found nthe II ,O0O,0OO
Post Oncc long ami oruou, crack in one OF the huge
pnruuun walls Postmaster james, sccyctary's room
has Widencd lately lue door "a the lnriiupl would
clo, oulN with dlihrulty Yesterday EDcruuY lic ~
doors the gallery mad To be Med IN order 10 maize h,n
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ON pr IuulhorE took two children from
,quai room 40 the tenement at l,6 Mott street. yesier.
day. Their mother iiel ON sunday night ot consump.
ton Except the heap of rags W which tNe body lHY
NJ sto,c iuIt all Winler Tic mother, Mis- Llla Levitt
WHsA widow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09

Wstar's Ba'slm OF Wild Cherry seldom fails
" cure lVush VI eolG, I'D,
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Susinrss notitts.

Udolpho Wolfe's
sCHTEDAM sciNAPPS
Endorsed by the Medical Faculty
Take a wine glass three times day.
BEWARE or couNTERrEIrs AND INVITATIONS
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CoNNnVWE\i,iI l,i>ri,ni fI'V co
In ,no ci' 10, Of LsT A.. "' , monS,
rra> ~ Gou. ltrr, lrr, NrN-lu frtusluriHupt
Co. AMI other rr1mu"u' iun". S'-'''' I'll r X
y" ov6l.t.r,i u +, .'' '. ...,, 39Tr.% .s
iruuwraIul Distribution Co.. l..flI ..Inu "uliilns
Luu,,ily. Ky,or d rol,!hR CO..
Nr,n,fVNE nT MrtTp ms ,r1.s IfFI
= ~ t''' ',tf H. -, 70 u..- ha. tlur
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ti,l t,vuu.,itI i,.'l N,l't.i 900 ,,.ot ue-, ais,
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Nctlncrcase


three weeks only OF March in each year
+frOm Jan. 90 March 81
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II IIE % w T-NINI INNIN W NIIIOU Viii
TAKE fLAra uA AfElL 49, l,f~
Ih.ir Nl.. Dr.. Nuit iNuN'f Att.. with
g1.2loI ~ rNlHrs fArllAI.l ..HE NJ 'ill. LION
PAGES cuisine iutrfH' 100 'H a~i ..irl. 4
sc TAA LOK a co. BNNkl.H-. 90 .A... q. )
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memorial service was held at 3 I, W. in
and Il. T.. Griswoll, who had died in the past
Conference year Theanniycrsary OF the Board
of Church Extension was celebrated III the even
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-01
The standard remedies for al

Inc sfahuaTa IeueuIeS lot au Qlk-
eases of the lungs are Schenck's Pulmonic
Syrup, Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic, and
schenck's Mandrake Pills, and If taken
before the lungs are destroyed they effect
speedy cure. To these medicines DR.. J.
h. Schenck, OF Philadelphia, owes his I'M
rivalled success in the treatment OF pull
monary diseases. The Pulmonic Syrup
ripens the morbid matter in the lungs,
ton, anG the patient has relief from the
Frustrating cough. The Mandrake Pills
must be freely used to cleanse and stimu-
late the stomach and liver; they remove
all distractions, relax the gall bladder
and start the bile freely, and the liver Is
soon relieved. Schenck s Sea Weed Tonic
is a gentle stimulant and Alternative; the
alkali OF which IL is composed mixes with
the food and prevents souring. 1t assists
the digestion by toning up the stomach TO
a healthy condition, so that the food and
tho Polmonic Syrup will make good
blood; then the lungs heal, and the pa
tient will surely get well il care is taken
to avoid fresh cold. Full directions ac-
company each preparation. AL who wish
10 consult DR.. schenck personally, can do
so at his principal office, corner OF Sixth
and Arch streets, Philadelphia, every
Monday.
Letters TO the above address, asking adj
vice, answered free OF charge.
Schenckt Medicines are sold by al
druggists.
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Cousumptiou Cured.

An old physician. retired from prsc-
,ice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula of
simple vegetable remedy, for the
speedy and permanent cure of consumP,
ton. bronchitis, cstsrrh, asthma, and all
tbros, and lung affections, also perms-
pent and radical cure for nervous deoiii-
~ and all nervous complaints, after hsv-
ing tested its wonderful cuts.ive powers
IN thousands of cases, hiss felt 1t his duty
20 make il known to his suffering fellows.
Ac,uated BY this motive, and desire TO
rebeye human suffering, will send, free
of charge, TO all who desire it, this recipe
IN German, French or English, with full
directions Tor preparing and using
Sen, by msil by addressing with stamp.
naming this paper, w. W: Shersf, l26
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