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Consumption Cured-Read this letter
from Mr.. Ittick, Of La Porte, Ind.
La PORTE. md.
Dr. : Jan S1st. 1881.
In the year 1872 I was suffering with Con.
sumption. and had gotten 50 low TINT I had
no hope Of ever getting well again. 1 waited
for death TO put an end to my sunerings.
There was one of my friends who was per-
histenty trying to have me use your Pull
monte syrup and Seaweed Tonic, but l ut
terly refused to get any more medicine. I
many different medicines without being
helped by any. Finding that I was not 10
be persuaded, he bought some of your pull.
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TO touch them. l did not want to be expert
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merely to satisfy him, not that / expected
tney would do me any good. I commenced
taking the Pulmonic Syrup and seaweed
immediate relief and was encouraged to con.
tinue using them. Ny condition improved
under tneir use, until, In time grew per-
fectly well. no trace of the disease remainInr
ny lungs mad healed up and grew stronger
than ever. l was permanently cured, as 1
have had no trouble with my lungs since that
time.
I owe my life entirely to your medicines.
Notnins else saved me. will bear cheerful
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JOHN ITrrcK.
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before any Justice OF the Peace, to ali that /
JOHN 1TTIcK.
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Here is about the most strictly local
work Of a whirlwind IN record. Aship
with $500. 900 of British goods is pass
ing Rio Janero on her way to China
She Is sailing nine knots. with no cloud
In sight. The captain in his cabin
hears . crash. Goes up to lind the
mainmast lying over the starboard side.
with mizzentopmast, foretopsail yard
and foretopgallentmast-the mainmast
twisted of near the deck. Tie mate
said he had heard o rushing sound; the
whirlwind struck the sails on the main
mast with . thud-those on other masts
being untouched-and away went the
mast and spars mentioned. The ship
Was otherwise all right the wreck was
suit away. and she sailed safely into Rio.
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o oliver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Sick Head-
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FROM ALrea. .Ohis. coasunpsaoa Cured
ph ]. 4. sczzzcx: rse- nm issi

From Akron. .Ohis- Consumption Cured
AKBoN. OHro
De =. n scEzxcK. Feb. iIth. lssl
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Mr.: Isaac Miller of Fort Wayne, In
diana, writes:

Mr.: Isaac Miller of Fort Wayne. In
diana, writes:
February 7th, 1881.
Ten years ago l contracted a severe cold,
which brought me very low. went from
one doctor to another. getting prescriptions
from each. but the medicines they prescribed
seemed TO do me no good. / kept getting
worse and worse. until at last l became so
weak that II I went any distance from my
10 get back. l was In despair, and had al
most given up all hope OF recovery. As a last
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city. and asked him II he had any medicine
that would help me. He said he had. and he
was so confident OF it that he said Here.
take this bottle OF DR.. schenck's Puimonic
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not pay for It." l took the bottle home and
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/ have since used tho Pulmonic Syrup in
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l have also II To many friends.
among others. Mrs. Hesser. Of Plymouth,
Indiana. who had Consumption, and she was
cured In a very short time by its use.
ISAAC MILLER,
3. r. Residence No. u william 81, III.
Wayne. Indiana.
DR.. scHRScK. Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear slr--Ws are we'll acquainted with MI.
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The statement he sends you in regard to the
great bensnt he received from the USE OF your
Yours truly.
L. D. sTRoPE 4 CO..
Druggists.
Feb. sth, 1881.
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The tonic effect Of Kidney-w Wort is
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ropy urine from dlsordered kidneys, it
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nal
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A late poem begins: "Only . smile
hat was given me ON the crowded
treet one ldayl But it pierces the
tloom Of my ssddsned heart like q sud-
len sunbeam's ray" A s.smile'' does
make the gloom Of some hearts migrate.
p Il were; but It should never be given.
b = crowded. street. People will talk.
eou know; and . man ought to have
jnougn ~sslf-rssP,ct to take his friend
tround the corner or up an alley When
h wishes I o banisa his golden with a
ssmi.e'' be carries In 8 bottle In his
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them, and found them 10 benefit me from thu
start % use your medicines
fetthfully. and In s1x months time / was en-
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PERax, HousroH COUNTY. GA
" have known .swift,s syphiiitics pecL
nc" tested in hundreds OF cases Of syphiliH
made the most perfect and permanent cures
Huoz L.DxxxAnp, sAM D.KrLLEN Judge
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sup'r Ct, Nm. Brunson, Ell Warren, =. ",
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A. q. CoLQUIrr,
Governor OF Georgia
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. Pro-
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Consumption psrmantly Cured.
cosszRsyILLH, IsD..}

On. scHKNcK: January 2lst. 1881.
Dear sir-In 1861 l took a heavy cold which
quickly fastened CT my lungs. l became
unable to do anything. I was confined to my
bed. Ny case went on from bad TO worse,
and developed rapidly into Consumption.
At the time of the draft during the war, tho
examining physician rejected me as being
unnt for service. one OF my lungs being
nearly gone. l hnd given myself 10 die,
whom John 8. Benson. who formerly lived near
snis 10y. NJ ~ M. schsnrs.s nain .om.
had lone In mis- own case and had been cured
thereby. I did as he advised me-. which
proved TO 10 my salvation. ! procured some
md "Nandraho Pills" I commenced to use
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CAN
DON s
BE CURED7
soms interesting Letters from
the people,
Which Should be Read by
those Afflicted.
DR.. sohenck gives the evil
denee on which he
bases his asser-
ton that
JON s UMPTION
CAN BE
CURED.
Clear and explicit statements
nom well-known persons
which should convince
the most skeptical.

For other Certificate of Cures, ssnd
for DR.. Sehsncks Book on Consumption
Liper Complaint and Dyspspaa. H
gipss a full dsseritfion Of these diseases
IN their various firms, also. vaiua5is IN
formation IN regard to the diet and
clothing Of The aek Aop and uhen ezer-
cise should b taken. &c. This book Is
the rssaaf Of many years Of experiences IN
the treatment Of Lung Diseases. and
should b read. not only By the afflicted,
bat ~ hoss uho. from hereditary faint
or other eduss. suppose Asmselpes liable
to any affection Of Tho throat or lungs.
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Another case of Consumption Cured q
La Porte, Ind.

Another case of Consumption Cured Mt
La Porte, Ind.
IN. SCIENCE: Jan. 81 issi,
About twelve years ago I was dangerously Ill
with Lung Fever. had great trouble In
breathing; every breath 1 drew caused me
pain. l had three doctors treating mo. but
grew worse all the time. 1 was at Tint time
connected with tho Lake Shore n. r.. CO.
One OF my fellow clerks induced me 10 ret
some OF your medicines. saying that he had
used them himself with entire success. l
sent for SOM of your Pulmonic Syrup. Sea-
weed Tonic and tho Mandrake Pills. used
them according to tho directions, and In a
short time noticed q marked improvement In
my health. which kept up rs | continued
using your medicines. After taking several
bottles each OF the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-
Since that time I have your
medicines TO many other people living In La
Porte, who used them with great success.
Rx-Trustee of In Porto Co.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY, That we have sold the
medicine mentioned in these certificates to
Mr.. Nebelthau and others. and their state
ments are authentic and reliable.
FRED'K WEST Il CO.. Druggists.
Mr.. y. b. Miller. Of Newcastlo. Ind,
NEWCASTLE, md
DR.. SCHENCg: january 22d. 1881.
DEAR SHINY wife was troubled with Lung
Disease, attended with weakness and pros
tration. I had doctors in Newcastle md
Hagerstown attending her, but their skill VIVA
OF no avail. She did not grow any better
under their caro-. she became SO low that
there seemed to be no hope for hor recovery.
l then came across one OF your pamphlets.
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J. HILL
Ny wifo's mo'her was seized with birr ting
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From Mr.. John @. Nethacksr. of Shell
DE- J. H s~oHESok, Philadelphia,
Dear sir-In Nay 1878. I caught . heavy
cold. which gradually settled on my lungs,
causing great dimculfy and pain in breath
ing. I could NOT rest at night, being Kept
swske BY coughing. The loss Of sleep and
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Truly Yours.
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On. October 9th, 1885,.
Dear s~ir-About four years ago I was taken
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cough. and was reduced very much In my
weight. Al different times, l had seven ply
sicians Of this place and also one from Blooms
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thought they could help me, l grew worse
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ROBERT W. JONES.
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WOman's Wisdom.

She insists that It is of more impor-
tance that her family shall be kept in
full health than that she should have
all the fashionable dresses and styles
Of the times. She therefore sees to il
that each member of her family is
supplied with enough Hop Bitters, at
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512w2
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The subber nights are clubbing, lub
the moon shines bright and clear
New York Commercial Advertiser.
When we can 60 to Brighton, lub, and
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way Journal. Ad hear de busic up de
bad down by de iron pied,-Wit and
Wisdom. Ad-ad--ah-ah-chew achew
achew! Oh, dear! oh, dear Modern
Arpo.
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AT Sunday breakfast table Pater-
familias to son and heir.-"Glad to see
you dressed for Sunday school, George,
it will be the first time you have been
there for six weeks. George know
it, father, but Tom Green says the new
pirate and cannibal books have come,
and I'm going every Sunday steady
Boston Journal of Commerce
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Colonel McSpilkins came home late
from the lodge the other night and
raised mischief of row.
my dear, what is it that angers you
50 ?" asked Mrs. McSpilkins.
We'll, amt it enough to make a
saint swear to have the chairs go pranc-
ing and prowling around in such
d-n fool ?-Free Press.
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A thief is really profound philoso-
pher and always a candid thinker
that is, he looks at everything in an
abstract way, and if you reason with
him he is open and liable to conviction.
Albany Argus.
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To Mr.. III. Venor, Canada Dear
Sir.--If you have such thing as a
belated snow storm lying around loose,
please forward at once, G. o. d., and
oblige yours, etc. p. S.-Put small
chunk of blizzard in it.--Norristown
Herald.
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A Philadelphia man was fined s27
in that city for kissing girl on the
street. In this city he'd have had to
pay $500. We believe in making 'em
pay what a thing is worth.-Boston
Post.
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A Frenchman in business here ad-
vertises that he has "chasm" for an
apprentice. He had looked up the
word opening" in the dictionary
Alta California.
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The Chinese are ordering public re-
joicings for the prospect of an abudant
tea crop-offering Tea Deums, as it
were. New York World.
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Ingersoll draws larger crowds than
any other lecturer, and the Louisville
Courier-Journal says he will bob up
serenely with the largest crowd here
after.
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The man said he couldn't hire the
Said the young man: 81
can prove that | am perfectly honest"
"Yes, l know" said the other. That's
the trouble. You see I'm in the coal
business. Boston Post.
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The question which divides the House
Of Commons Just nowis: Which shall
we have, statute law, common law, or
Bradlaugh Transcript. When the
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The only thing that prevents five or
six thousand Detroiters from trying to
eat thirty quails in thirty days is the
absence Of the quails.--Detroit Free
Press.
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Bustles amt worn any more, and a
man stands some chance of finding the
morning paper after nine o'clock
Washington Nation.
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Said the general to the major
"What is your rank, sir?" and the
major replied: 81 am a major, gener-
al. l."--Somerville journal.
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When the Derrick man put on his
last years white vest he found a roll Of
bills in one of the pockets, amounting
to S120, which he had forgotten. z.
S.--None Of them were receipted.-
Oil CITY Derrick.
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The reporter who was requested to
write up the death of two murderers
said he'd see 'em hanged first.-Boston
Post.
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The fashion editor who goes raving
in this weather about black cashmere
suits being in style needs muzzlin'.-
Pittsburgh Telegraph.
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A Kentucky boy while playing base
ball, Sunday, was struck by lightning.
He was lucky that it wasn't the ball
that hit him.-Boston Post.
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WIT AND HUMOR.

1t is better to hit the nail on the
head twice than it is to hit the nail on
the finger once.-Cambridgo Tribune.
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The following bit of Paris gossip was
in letter from a young American TO
his father; "All the theaters, and
many of the churches are now open
every Sunday in this ity."--Brooklyn
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