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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-08

and -- street on the north, and extending
back TO an alley, having thereon erected ii two
William SaudcrsOn, Also. al the right, title
and Interest of William San,lerson. o.. in and
to lot OF ground situate in franklin borough.
CaTnhf'a county. "a, fronting on Pm alley on
the southeast, adjoining alley on one side
and a street on the other, extending back TO
lot OF - BOles. having thereon erected two
story plank hOusC.nOt now Occnpied.
Also. all the right. title and interest of Wrn
SandeTson. of. in and TO a large lot of ground
situate IN Franklin borough. Cambria county,
Pa. fronting on an alley. adjoining lot OF Rob
ert N:tz, a street on the wsst ana an alley on
the east, having thereon erected a two story
plank house and stable, now in the occupancy
of Mrs. SandersOn. \ iSJ, all the right, title
ana interest OF WIN. Sandersnn. of, in and 10 a
lot OF Rrouud situate IN Franklin borough,
Cambria county. Pa, fronting on a street ON
the south. and an alley on the northeast. hav-
ing thereon erected two story uisnk house
and stable. now in the occupancy of Robert
FuriOng. Taken in execution and to be sold at
the suit of NJ W keim & Co., for use Of Jacob
Zimmerman.
Also, ali the right, title and interest of Chas.
Wehn, Casper Wehn. George Wehn and Louis
Vein, of. in and 10 a lot of ground situate in
Woodvaie borough, Cambria county, Pa,
fronting on the north Maple avenue. a1-
joining lot OF John Bcltzner on the west aud
lot OF + Devlln on the east. extending hack TO
an alley, having thereon erected two story
plank house, now in the occupancy OF George
BoSler. 4LSfI, all the right title ana interest rf
Louis Wehn, of, in and TO lot OF ground stu
ate in the Second ward, COnemauCh borough.
street. adjoining lot OF Casper Wehn on one
side and an alley on the other. running back to
post. having thereon erected a two story
plank house, now in the occupancy Of Archi .
bald Reynolds. Taken in execution and 10 be
sold AT the suit of Joseph Hes!Ot, for use of
Jacob Zimmerman.
TERMS or SALE.-One third Of the purchn Sc
money 10 be paid when the property Is knocked
down, and the remaining twO-l birds before the
confirmation OF the Deed. -.
SberiG's Office. E5ensburg, Nov. 4. lS7S.
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UYIDOWS' APPRAIsEMENTS.

~ Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named appraiSewents OF personal nrBf,-
erty and real estate OF dccedenis selected and
set apart for the widows at infesfuteS under
the act Of Assembly uf the lfth day or April A
D. 1851, have been flied "a tie Registers Office
AT Ebensburg, and wid Toe presented To the
Orphans Court of Cambria county. tor coufir-
nation and allowance, on WEDNESDAY. DE-
CEMBER 4th. ISIS:
/. Inventory and appraisencnt OF certain per
sOual property appraised and set apart for Mar
garet Mcclure, widow Of Michael IIctfulre, late
of Allegheny township deceasei-S3U0 IS.
2. Inventory and appraisement of certain per-
sunal property Appraised and set apart FOR Mar
garet Wisscii, widow Of Matthias Wissefl. late ul
CouemauEh borough deceascd-ST3 6s.
p Inventory and appraisement of certain per-
sonal property apprasc and sot apart for Cal ha-
rine layton, widow OF Jacob L1ytan, late Of
Jackson township, deceaset-t:f0l l.0I.
l. Inventory and appraiseIneht OF certain reT-
s0ual proper. and real estate apprai sed and set
apart Tor Mary Ann Everhart, widow of Iuhn
Everhart. deceasei-S3 o 90.
B. Inventory and appTasement Of certain per
sOual property appraised fni set apart for Mary
Buxton. widow OF Char e. Buxton, late OF jackson
township. deccascd-EIc5 10.
c. Inventory and appTai5emeLt of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for tliEa-
beth N. Walters. widow ol J. =. Walters, late OF
" bite township. decCased-s2-i9 5
4 Inventory ami appraiscIneuJ oi certain per
Eonal property appraised ana set apart for War
sarst kittcli. widow OF William kiItell late ul
Ebenshurg borough. dcceasc,i-s;i)o. 20
JAMES NJ SING ER, Clerk 3D. e..
Clerks Once. NOV. 8, ls5s.-tt.
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DEATH OF REV. John HACxETT.-We
were deeply pained, on Tuesday last. To
learn OF the death of Rev. Father Hackett,
whose pure and spotless life came to an I'M
expected, not to say sudden end, at the par
souage OF the Catholic church at Summit
vile. this county, about 3 o'clock on the,
morning of the day named. We understand
'hat on Wednesday of last week he was
pF"stFated hy an attack of vertigo, and from
that time grew gradually worse until death
at last claimed him as its own Father
HackeH was about forty-six wears of age
ana was ordained a priest more than tyveuty
years ago He bad charge of the cougrega-
ton AT Wiimore forsseveral wears and fr nm
Ihehce was transferred to the church at
outntnltvliie about nine years ago He was
most Jealous pastor of both congregations
ahu was loved and respected not only by ev-
cry man, woman and child who attended on
ms m1nistrations, but by everybody who
khew him. He possessed as sweet and gen
He disposition as any man we ever knew
ana inspired sentiments of the most sincere
esteem and admiration among all with
"hom he came IN contact. Pure and spOt-
less IN this life we trust he has ft,uud a
oiessed immortality in the life beyond the
grave. His funerBal took pIare YESTERDAY
d. ~ clock, the choir of the Church of the
h"iy Name, in this place, furnishing the
music, and was attended by quite number
ouI citizens. among whom the deceased
h"u many warm and admiring friends
grand solemn Mass of REQUIEM was cele-
hTafed for the repJse OF his soul, upwards
OF fifty priests, besides the Bishop of the di-
ocese. being present, we are told, in the
sanctnory, and an affecting and beautiful
tribute 10 his memory was pronounced by
Rev. Father Bush, of Loretto After this
the last rites of the Church were performed
over the remains, and then all that was NOR
tai of a faithful priest and noble man wore
iald 10 rest in the cemetery adjoining the
church. May God in his infinite mercy
grant eternal rest to his soul
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If any German Democrat in the north of
this county who keeps n hotel or is in the eat
Ing house business, was induced through the
senSeless gdb of a German demagogue from
JohnstOwn, who visited the norton of the
county referred to prior To the election to on
pose 'he election of Gen. Coffroth on the
ground that he was temperance man, we
trust that if the same chap tries the exDeri-
ment again, when perhaps some other tenn
perauce man may lie the Democratic candi-
date for Congress, lie will have a large glass
nt lager. or something stronger, thrown in
his imnudeut face. and told that a member
of Congress has abont as much to do with
the license law in this State as lie has with
the sale of lemoade at Barnum's big show
We regret exceedingly to state that the
ohclal r"tHrHs of the election shows the
defeat, by small majority, o. Henry
S'+l 9T.sq., the DomccIatic. candidate for
County ServeyOr, and the election of VIM
i. Mcdonnell, of Portage township the
nominee of the Green back partv who was
also supported by Republicans their comfy
convention having declined to make anv
nomination. We ought perhaps to blame,
Mr.. 5. himself for contributing to his own
defeat 10y permitting his modesty 70 get so
much the better of him as to induce him to
make no effort whatever in his own behalf
whlCh hIS opponent took time;lIy the fOreIook
and worked de!igenrly for his own success
The office Is not worth seeking after bv
making personal struggle to Obtain it, but
so good and worthy man as Mr.. s. de
StfNeu 10 ne rejected, having at all times
proved himself to be most competent Of
fiCer.
The editor ofthe Herald pretends to have
understood last week that "a fellow from
SOMERSET county WAS in town and furnished
the freeman with an electiOneering story i'm
the interest of Coffroih. Whatever it NAV
he he adds, 'the people should bear in
mimi that it, is an eleventh hour lie" The
above is not "an eleventh hour Te'' of the
editor OF the Herald, bur simply one of his
ereTy hour lies, and we venture to say that
he never heard from mortal man auvfhing
OF the kind he preiendS he did. No fellow
from Somerset county" was in Our Office
last week, and consequently no ''electioneer-
ing story was furnished to us. The same
hrlght genius who concocted and published
the lie aI0ut the Democratic meeting 1T
Chest Springs, three hours before the meeting
took ptTce, invented and published this adj
ditiOual lie about "a fellow from Somerset
county having VISITED the FREEMAN office.
We again ask can postmaster under HAYES
Wh" IS ar the same time the editor of a
Republican newspaper, possibly tell the
truth ? 1t would be a good subject for a
debating society.
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DR.. c. w. GLEAS0N'S
RESTORATIVE REMEDIES F.!

nR. GI4EASDN'S LUNG RESTDR 4 TIN r.
IL is n PosiTfyE CTKE for Coughs. colds and
early stages of Consumption. Take il in time
Sample BOTTLES, 2s Gents.
DR GLEASBN'S Liver RESTORATIVE
Is q SUUE CURE for Liver mplaint. Biiiousnt sl-
Indigestion, &c, Sc. Trsi ii. Sample bottles .
. Cent?.
DR. GLEASON'S STOMACH RESTORA-
TIVE JCKEs DTsrErsth-
DR. GLEASDN'S GOLDEN EIlNIR. OR
UNIV rs AL TGNItf. an iuEaiuahl- amt fnrrr-
Grating Tonic for fhe Cure of DEEILB = ard Bra-
EEN DowE CoNsrITJTIO a.
DIR. GLEASON,S SALINE \ PER F,N,T acts
the kidneys and clcauscs the lsfen of al
morbid matter. fnval0nh.e ule-lieiIic.
DR. GLEASON'S y LAXATIVE wAFERS.
highly Aromatic. Cures II AR1TUAL DoSzrlrA-
TIoN. Piles, kc- sample box 28 Gents.
q EOI. lS0Se by all D7-sS0gfSfs. -
PRiSctPAL OFsIcR. PHILApELPHIA.
August > ISIS -6nl.e oW.
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THF Father RMAJTHFW RFMFDY

y certain and speedy cure Tor intempcrUuoe- -
froys appetite for alcoholic liquors. and tutif.
nervous system. After debnurh. or ang led {
perate Indulgence. n sinrlc feaepoonfal "
move nll mental sni physical depression. -
cures every kind of Fi-N EB JOY IfizIs ana uo"
FID-IT or THE LIVER. sold hy drugEisIa see
3 per bottle. Pamphlet on Alcohol. ~. < and
Intempereucc as Disease sent free
Matthew Temperance and MauufHCtu-0e SOous
Bond Street. New YORK
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YH ENEAI..

ARFHU ACCOMPLISHMENTS. nj irwin
Wt-stnoreiand county, on Wednesday. Oct so
1873 at the residence OF the officiating clergy
man, Rev. q. y. Knox, Mr.. G. Arthues and
Nlss Mary hancock, both of that place.
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Address . ED. p. T. I believe u :.
: free. New York < So ] iud :

~ a taik louder yet = she
c-zs A perfect WORK ing shirt Bosnsa hsnl
Ter and Tr0H5n= e GARD. Best selifp , lie
Gle ia market. sells Ht sight. hnfh Il a 8
tse land country d Is superior fn eFerF "a,
-. spect. and more saicahlc than any ot he7
board E'he latest improvements over AL
Patented Nov. 21 1F7- Large 1tsr cent .
--- age paid. Territory sell rs Hul caura -- p
t-- -sFs wanted. accents Go not faf O. send
= y f,T circular and terms Go A. - SMITH.
McKcesport, legheny Co Pa. Sa3 in what pa
per you saw this htrcrt iser.eHt.
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SALES

DY virtue of sundry writs Of Vent. Er3un.,
ID Afids Geltd- Erpuft. Fl FJ., 2t PjtJ. Fl. Ftt.
aud 4 iidS LerTj EdciGS issued out of the Court
OF Common Pleas of Cambria county and to me
directed. there viii be eXpoSed to public sale,
at the Court House in Ebeusburg, on
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-08

sall-, tang3 ."Tas I'i, .eli, was going to take
Hudson. " y 'sylnm a present 10 tie
- a donation from six lead
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SherxH7S Sales.

RY virtue of sundry writs Of VcHd. Erpon
- n. Ed and AiidS III. Fd., issued out OF :he
Court of Common Pleas OF Cambria county and
to me directed, there will be offered at public
sale, at the Hotel of Conrad Raab, in johns
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-08

PIANOS AND ORGANS -'r4sEs, ,. e. ana "a q
ana Second hand Irstrumcrs. cake, fruit, pie
kers. iulls warranted, and al rich colol. and
fvS + ~ ls'Si ,SrEf twenty cigar
OR BELL. ORG Nne along.
ted Catalogues Ma4re = he exclaimed.
Street. = \. aisoing 10 the market. Where
INGER'S Cclcurs.wbats in that basket? p
-- 10 carry this tish-polt
SIDE Yisitor. eEii. af;,,' So. avenue be
Ipe drcHs 4. %. NTgk EE T.
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EHonday. December ed, 1923,

At O'CLOCK, p. ~, the following real estate,
10 wit:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-20

Moved by Alderman Rice, that the
foregoing bills be allowed as recommend.
ed by the committee and warrants
drawn for the payment OF the same.
Aycs-Brown, Burrell, Hcaly, Rice and
Tins. Nays-None. Carried.
Ways and Means, recommending the
payment Of bills referred to them this
evening, as follows:
Claim Pay
JAIME. Hughes, work on street, cd, q, : &,
John D. sheaby, . cords Of wood, 400 2I75
Peter Owens, mdse., $50 25O
Bills allowed as recommended and
warrants ordered drawn for the payment
OF the same, on motion Of Alderman
Hesly.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-20

Mr.. Learned presented n concur
rent resolution of the Louisiana
Assembly expressing satisfaction
with the policy of President Hayes.
The House and Senate, in joint
resolution, received Carpenters
painting of the signing of the
Emancipation" Messrs. Garfield
and Stephens were the speakers.
Feb. l3-Mr. Rice, reported a
bill granting pensions on account
of wounds, etc. contracted in the
service of the United States since
March 4th, 1861, for the payment
Of areas of pensions, and for the
restoration to the rolls of the
names OF invalid pensioners strirk-
en- therefrom on account OF dis
loyalty. Referred TO the Commit
tee of the Whole and made the
special order for this day two weeks.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-20

The above cut represents the new Of
fee Of the Detroit Evening News into
which IL removed with the opening OF
the present year, and which is without
doubt the most commodious and COM
plete newspaper Office in the west -
Started in August, 1873 the News had
up 10 the date Of its removal, printed
nearly eighteen million sheets. consum-
ing not less than 476 tons Of white pa
per, or pile n mile high-each sheet
being spread out it's full size. The
amount Of reading matter published in
its columns each year Is estimated 10 he
equal TO thirty octave vOlumns of GOO
pages each. About $4,000 was paid
ont last year for editorial work, and
$40 600 more for type setting. The gross
business OF the concern for 1877 exceed
ed SSj,000 thus cvincing the popularity
Of the paper as well with advertisers as
the reading public. Besides an office
staff Of 40 editors printers and clerks,
II affords direct employment TO nearly
800 carriers and newsboys, hesiles n
large staff Of correspondents, the entire
number Of persons deriving regular in
come directly from It's publication reach
ing as high as $40 These facts Illus
trate the magnitude of the business
which has been built up in a little over
four years.
With unsurpassed facilities, the pub
fishers now propose 10 redouble their ex-
ertions to make the Evening News the
model paper Of he northwest A new
outfit of type will soon improve he me.
chanical appearance. and new and
much faster press j. also In the near fu-
ture, Notwithstanding that the present
machine has capacity tor upwards of
10000 sheets yer hour. No Detroit PIT
per has u larger staff Of editors and re-
poriers, or one composed of men better
trained TO their profession, aud ali are
now, as one man, bending every energy
10 distinguish themselves and the Jour
nal with which they are connected. "A
most interesting and readable sheet can
therefore he promised for the ensuing
year All we ask of the public Is sim
ply to try the paper for week, a month
or n quarter.
In every considerable village in the
State the Evening News Is obtainable by
carrier NJ 10 cents per week. Where II
cannot be so secured 10 will be sent by
mail, postage prepaid at the following
rates: per year, 81 90; per quarter,
81 25; per month 45 cents.
The "want' advertisements on the
third page are the cheapest aud most pop
ular way OF selling any kind OF property
or filling any sort Of want. An adver-
tisemeut Of 10 words or less Is inserted
five days for 80 cents Farmers and
merchants everywhcrel nay avail them
selves Of the advantages they Offer
Address, in all case
Detroit Mich
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-20
pROPnSIrION.

From the attorneys Of plaintiffs In
liquor suits so called, on behalf Of their
clients, Offering TO discount the sum of
81 Ii on each amount recovered, making
Il total discount OF $780, in considera-
ton of the city issuing It's orders at once
for the several amounts recovered, pay
able September l, 1878.
Moved by Alderman Burrell, support
cd by Alderman lIcaly, that we accept
the proposition of the parties, made by
their attorneys, who have lately rccov-
cred judgment against the city in what
is known as the liquor suits, and that
the Recorder be and is hereby instructed
70 draw orders for the several amounts,
payable September l, 1878, without in
terest. ANcS--Brown, Burrell, Healy,
Rice and Tins. NayS-None.. Carried.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Aldermen Brown and Burrcll, that
the petition of fire company No. :, rela-
tive To the Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department, be taken from the table.
Ave>-Irown, Burrell, Healy, Rice and
Tins. Nays-NOne Carried.
The petition having been read, IL was
moved by Alderman Rice that it he re.
ierrcd 10 the Committee on Fire De
partmcnt, which motion prevailed.
BY Alderman Rice, that the township
OF Alpena be ami is hereby granted the
privilege of constructing, completing,
and maintaining that portion OF Mud
Lake drain lying within city limits rs
per profile by Surveyor Mirre, provided
however that said township must main
tain and keep in repair said d.Hin at it's
own expense, construct and keep in re-
pair cuvcrtS, when necessary, aud THAI
said township shall be liable tor any aud
all damages resulting from any neglect
on the part of its officers TO keep said
drain in repair, or Ivy reason of their not
building cnlveris where necessary, and
keeping the same in good condition
Motion carried
On motion of Alderman Tins, the
Council adjourned
a. L. MCDONALD,
Recorder,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-20

state OF Michigan. Alpena county, -.
In q suit pend NJ in the Circu!t Court for Al.
p'na county. IN chauccry, on the nth dag oil
Fehrua Y, A. ID. 1873.
Charles Dawson. cashier OF the FRS. National
Bank OF Pontiac. Michigan. complainant, vs.. Ell
win :. Jcuucy, and lila \. Jrnney, and William
Jenncy, jr, survivors ot Wi'hlm IenNey, de-
conscl, aud Charles Baldwin as administrator of
the estate OF William Jcnney deceased, defend
ants.
ln this cause il satisfactorily appearing to me,
"A Circuit Court Commissioners I'm ana for the conn-
" of Alpena, by affidavit that one of the above
named defendants, Edwin :. Jenncy il not a r.sl-
dent of the state OF Michigan, aud that he resides
in the State of New N0ik therefore, on m tion
OF Kelley n Cmyherr solicitors for complain n A.
is ordered that said defendant Edwin :. Jcunry,
cause his app aranes 20 be entcrea IN sud cause,
aud answer The bill OF complaint filed therein
within three months from the date hereof, an IN
default thereof, said hll 10 be- taken as confessed
again4t him. IL j. further ordered, that within
twenty days from the date hereof, the complain
ant cause tins order to be published IN the Al
PFNA WEEKLY ABGUs, a newspaper printed and
published in said county OF Alpcna, and that sand
publication be continued for six successive weeks,
once in each week. OF that said complainant cause
u copy OF this order 20 be personally served on
slid defendant ~ least twenty days before the
day of appearance herein mentioned.
3nwG VICTOR &. BURNHAM.
Circuit t'nurt Commissioner Alpena, Co, Mich.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-20

The occupation of Bulgaria and
the exaggerated extension IT is
proposed to give that province will
never be tolerated by Austria.
Action and energetic action alone
can save Europe.
Vienna, Feb. LIT appears
certain that in view of possible
contingencies the great military
council of tie empire will meet
shortly. Meanwhile the negotia-
tons are proceeding between
Austria and Russia, and it is hoped
the latter will take into account
Anstria's objections to the peace
basis.
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OPTICAL
Council Proceedings.

The Common Council of the city of
Alpena met in the Council Room.
on Monday evening, February Is, 1873,
and was called TO order at eight o'clock
by the Recorder.
PREsENT.-A r. Mcdonald, Recorder,
and Aldermen Brown, Burrell, Eiealy,
Rice and Tins.
Journal Of session held January z,
1877, read and approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Comptroller, recommending the pay
mcnt of sundry bills Referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
PETITIONS.
y. =. Buker, Foreman OF fire COM
pany No. ., recommending that Fred $
Goodrich be appointed Chief Engineer
of Fire Department Moved by Alder
man Burrcl that said petition be acted
on this evening. On motion of Alder
man Rice. Alderman Burrelrs resolution
was laid on the table.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Attorney, reporting that the suit
OF James L. Denton and others against
the city, brought TO recover back money
paid in 1873 as tax for the business Of
keeping hotels, saloons, etc, had been
decided by Circuit Judge against the
city, for one-half of sad year, being Il e
first half, and asking what the pleasure
OF the Council was in reference to TAX
ing said cases TO the Supreme Court, al
so that under said decision the amounts
the city would be liable to pay are as
follows
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-20

The standard remedie, for all
diseases of the lungs are Schenck's
PnImonic Syrup, Scheuck's Sea
Weed Tonic, aud Schenck's Man
drake Pills, and if taken before
the lungs are destroyed they effect
speedy cure. TO these medi-
cines Dir. j. ii. Schenck, of Phila-
delphia, owes his unriva!led success
in the treatment Of pulmonary
diseases. The Pulnonic Syrup
ripens the morbid matter in the
lungs, nature throws it off by an
easy eXpectoration, and the patient
has relief from the prostrating
cough. The Mandrake Pills must
he freely used to cleanse and stimu-
late the stomach and liver they re-
move all instructions, 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 it is composed
mixes with the food aud prevents
,ouring. 1t assists the digestion
touing up the stomach 10 a healthy
condition, SO that the food aud the
Pulmonic Syrup will make good
blood; then the lungs heal. and
the patient will surely get well if
care is taken to avoid fresh cold
Full directions accompany each
preparation. All who wish to con-
suit Dr. Schencll personally, can do
81 at his principal office, corner Of
Sixth and Arch SITS, Philadelphia,
every Monday.
Letters to the above address ask
ing advice, answered free Of charge.
ScheDck's Medicines are sold by
all druggists. Film.