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From Akron, Ohio. Consumption Cured.

From Akron, Ohio. Consumption Cured.
AKRON, Ono,
DR.. J. H. ScHEscK: Feb. 18th, 1881.
Dear Sr-Having been asked by many In regard
TO your medicines, and the benefit had received
from them, | have concluded TO give you an ac-
count OF my case. In the Winter OF 1873 was pro-
nounced an incurable Consumptive by every ply
stefan IN this place, as well as several 10 Cleveland
had all the symptoms-cough, night sweats, great
debility and loss OF flesh. was reduced in weight
from one hundred and fifty pounds TO eighty
pounds. | had given up all hope OF recovery,
when was told by Mr.. James Seaman that he had
used your medicines with good effect, and he ad-
vsed me TO give them trial although do not think
he believed they would cure me, for | was so SICK
at this time that no one thought that would ever
get well. thought, however that they might give
me temporary relief, and with this object ! com
menced TO use your Pulmonc Syrup. ] had not Ia
ken il TWO days before felt great relief especially
in the severity Of my cough ! then took the Man,
drake Pills and Seaweed Tonic, and in two weeks
my appetite came back, and began TO gain strength
! took your medicines for about three months.
was too sick 10 do any kind OF work for two years.
Your medicines made a perfect cure, and ! have
been in good health ever since, | do not know
that can say more than this, unless II be that be-
lieye your medicines TO be good, and that they will
do all you say they will do.
Yours Very Truly,
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From Henry Morgan, Esq, OF Spring
field, Mass.

From Henry morgan, Esqp VI oPf'hs-
field, Mass.
DR.. J. H. ScHEHcE;
Dear Sir-In the Winter of 1861, having been in
delicate health from weakness Of the lungs Tor
over two years took heavy cold, which settled
on nv lungs and completely Frustrated me. had
a very bad cough which kept me awake nights
and ra:ked me so that | gradually wasted away
until did not weigh more than two-ihITds my
usual weight ! was al that time living az Cneo-
pee Mass, and ! consulted the best physicians IN
Ina, place but they only gave me temporary re-
lief II was the opinion Of all that was fast 60
ing into Consumption, and was ADVISED by my
friends TO consult prominent doctor oil Boston
did So but his remedies did not beneht me any,
Although | took them for long time, was
yery much discouraged, and thought there was no
hope for my recovery 1870 -
,isement and among those who testihed 10 the
noticed the name Of the Rev. Henry Morgan Oh
Boston. Being personally acquainted with him'
although TO relation concluded 10 write 10 hiin
as had some doubt about the genuineness OF lhe
letter He answered my letter, saying that II was
all true, advising me 10 al least give YOU
Medicines trial, and he believed they woula
cure me II was not too far gone ,.,
| at once began using the Mandrake Pills, sea-
weed Tonic and Pulmonic Syrup, as directed oy
you on the printed wrappers, and ! soon saw
marked improvement in all my Symptoins-hy
cough began TO get better, my appetite improved;
the soreness left my lungs and could see that
was gradually getting stronger every day. con-
,nued with the Medicines faithfully until ! was
entirely well and although my business Is one tna'
is considered injurious 10 the lungs, brass nm
isher) have enjoyed good health ever since.
thoroughly believe in the curative ptoperues'
OF your remedies, not only from my own efperi
ence with them, but from the cures have hearc
OF their performing among my acquantances
some OF whom were very much worse than was
lharst ~ 4
cbeerfully answer letters from those who are
similarly afflicted.
Yours Truly,
HENRY MORGAN,
No. 400 Carew ST.. Springfield, Mass
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A Poor Translation Of an American-F rencl


Immens example Of this which can
the nerves and the muscles of the man,
united at u will inilcXibc.
The journals of the West American
the most worthless of faith Of all we
know it-tcach us this here
A murderer, most rescarched OF the
police; of whom we had the signalment
exact, has succeeded during strong long.
time to escape at the researches by the
means following:
He knew that We had made, OF after
his photographs, figure Of wax for u
museum Of San Francisco. Grace to
the connivance Of u guardian, no oc.
cupicd in person all the day without
budging the place of his image, where
we would not have gone to seek him!
After having thus eluded the police
during three weeks, he Is succeeded to
fly.
The police tears out himself tho hairsl
--NeiU York World.
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Consumption Cured.
Dr.. ]. "A. ScHEScRi

DR. J. II, SchENCKi
Dear Sir-My son has been cured OF Consump.
ton by the use Of your medicines, and wish to
give you sr account Of his case. His sickness be.
gan with 1 heavy cold which soon brought on a
harsh, dry cough. This kept him awake nights
so much, that he became very weak from loss Of
sleep. Then he had night sweats, with great loss
OF flesh pain in his lungs, and he frequently raised
bloody matter from them. He was obliged 10 give
up ali work, and afterwards was confined 10 his
room and bed for long time. He was advised
TO take cod liver OIL and did take several bottles
but this seemed 10 take away what little appetite
he had, and make him worse generally.
At last, from reading in the papers OF the many
.ures you had made in serious lung diseases We
concluded TO give your medicines trial. He took
the Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and Man
drake Pills as you direct, and ! believe that 1t is
due 10 their use that my is now alive and we'll
He is now attending 10 his business as usual.
Yours Respectfully.
A. FOSTER.
Pwaam, Conn, April Isth, 1881,
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, DEC. rath, 1879

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, DEC. rath, 1879.
Dr.. J. II. SeHENcR
Dear Sir--In the Fall Of 1871 my son was taken
sick and several Of the prominent doctors OF this
city pronounced his disease Consumption. BY
their advice took him South, but the change OF
climate did him no good. Soon after this, Caot,
Blake, an intimate friend, told me how good youi
medicines were for such diseases, and advised mo
to give them a trial. l did So and he soon began
TO gain flesh and strength, and finally was entirely
cured. I cheerfuy recommend your medicines
10 all who are similarly afflicted.
Yours Truly,
PORTER LEONARD,
Corner Ninth and Pine Streets.
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From Cyrus Laverty, Esq, of Charlotte,
Mich.
Chronic Bronchitis Cured.

DR.. J. H. ScHRNcg.
DeAR SR.-Nne years ago | was suffering with
a severe bronchial affection, which reduced mo
very much in flesh had a severe cough, wild
hoarseness and sometimes an entire loss OF voice.
For several months was compelled to give up
my work, and was sick for over two years AZ
this time ] was trying many remedies that wer
recommended to me by my friends but without
any benefit, Al last, Mr.. J. S. Upton, Of the firm
OF Upton & Brown, Machinis!s, Of Battle Creek,
Mich, advised me to try your medicines, at the
same time telling me that ithad cured him OF a Sc"
rious affection Of the lungs, after spending humid
reds Of dollars with physicians without beneht.
took his advice and bought some OF your medi-
cines OF Schuyler Bros, druggists, OF this place,
The first bottle gave me great relief, and after US
ing several bottles, was entirely cured. My cure,
am satisfied, is permanent as have had no re.
turn OF the disease. | candidly believe that your
remedies are the best that can be used in throat
and lung troubles, not only from my own expe
Renee, but from many Others that / know who
have used II with great benefit.
Yours truly,
CYRUS LAVERTY.
CHARLOTTE, Mich, DEC. 9Th, $780,
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BAY Cry, MICn., Feb. 8, 1880

think it my duty 10 send you recon-
mend for the benefit Of any person wishing
to know whether Hop Bi,ters are good o.
not. | know they are good for general de
bility and indigestion; strengthen the ncr
vcus system and make new life. recon
mend my patients to use them.
DR.. A. PRATT.
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NEW ADvERTlsEM ENTs.
$500 REWARD!

~ will paw the reward iot Anr rave Liver Complaint
hyTepa, Sick HadAlh, Indigestion Constr or Co,tivsne
eanaot cure with Wgts vegetable Liver Pills. when the dec
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tonnirflsH and mih, The e-Hsue manufactured ouy by
JOHN e. WEST A CO., III is W. Madison ST.. Cheasl
tse nv. rsska. ,cui bg u1 preui stamp
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From st. Louis, Mo.
DR.. ScHRNcK

DR.. ScHRNcK;
Dear Sir--I have used your Pulmonc Syrup
Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills in my family
for years. and have always found them good and
reliable medicines. believe that they will do all
that you claim for them
w. H. BLAKE, Captain,
Steamer John b. Maude,
Memphis and St. Louis Packe, Line,
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From T.. Brainerd g. Son, Druggists.

FTUTH Es 1TdrHUrU u Df"bbToF"
RAvuNNA, Ono, Nov IL, 1881.
MHssRs, ]. II. SeuENcR & Son,
Philadelphia, Pa
C;ents-We have sold your medicines for the
last twelve years, and feel confident they VIII do
all you claim. Mil. ,.,...,
and know of several remarkable cures made BY
your pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic,
We cheerfuily recommend them as being reliable
medicines. - n, .,vppnn CON
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with Consumption. She had had physicians at
tending her for some time, but they could not help
her. She found no relief at all until she began
ssing your Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and
Mandrake Pills. Under the influence OF these
medicines she regained her usual health, and
Ia to-day without a trace OF the disease. Your
nsdicines were the only things that cured her.
YouB Respectfully,
JOSEPH l.. LANGEVIN,
With Nathan's Clothing House.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMNER LAW LECTURES In nc weekly, be.
I'm 18th July, 1883 aud end 18th scptoml or. Have
proved of sigma use let, 10 stud nts who design
to pursuc their sludles az this or other Law School
to practitioners who have not had the advantage Of
systematic instruction, For circular Apply (P, D..
University of Va } to John b. Minor, Prof Com.
and Stat, Law,
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From Prominent Druggist of Eaton
Rapids, Mich.
No, 400 Carew ST.. Springfield, Mass

DR. J. II. ScRRNex.
DEAR SIR have used your Pulmonic Syrup ie
my family for the last fifteen years, and eonside
the hes, remedy for lung diseases in the market.
have sold your remedies for the last ten years
at my drug store, in this place, and have never
had a single complaint that they did not do all you
claim for them. | eheerfully recommend them as
hrst-cass remedies IN every respect.
JAMES RUSHTON,
as Main ST., Eaton Rapids, Mich.
December 9Th, 1880,
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SAGINAW, MICH, Nov. ~, 1881.
DR. SeHENcxi .s -.
Desr slr-LAs Winter my wife W" Very low
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pL JIHE MARRIAGE GUIDE. pi2s az

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Cairo. Illinois.

The Passenger Depot OF tho Chicago, st. Louis
ard sew Orleans Illinoie Central; Wabash, st
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Mobile and Ohio; Cairo and st. LOUIS Railways
are all just across tho street; while tho Steamboat
Landing II but ono square distant,
This Hotel Ia heated by steam, has steam
Laundry, Hydraulic Elevator, Electric Call Bells
Automatic Firc.Alarms, Baths absolutely pure air
perfect sewerage and COM cte appointments
superb Furnishings; perfect service; and an IN
oxcelled table.
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Yours Respectful

Pwaam Conn, April r3th, 1881.
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where every known appliance Is resored TO,
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LIEUTENANT DARLINGTON.
Preparing to Start on into Arctic Solitude

Preparing to Start on into Arctic Solitude
Relieve Greeley's Party.
-WAsHISGroN. June ll.-Lieutenant Gar
hngton left here tonight. and will sail
from New York Wednesday on the Yantic,
on his relief expedition to Lady Franklin
bay, to relieve Lieutenat Greeley's party.
He has very little expectation Of reaching
Lady Franklin bay this summer, but will
90 as far as he can, put up his winter QUAR-
tiers, and send out sledge parties to meet
Lieutenant Greeley, who in SEPTEMBER will
leave his station and follow down the east
shore OF Grinnell Land until he falls In
with the relief party. In the summer OF
lSSS 1t Is fair to expect that both parties
will get back.
Lieutenant Darlington Is q young calyal.
~ officer, seven years out Of West Point;
one OF those who received sudden promo.
ton in consequence of the Custer massa.
&c. He Is now well up to a captaincy. In
person he is short and slight, almost 10 81.
ieminacy. His whole appearance would
not encourage the idea that he had the
physical endurance necessary to lead such
aparty. HIS fe'low-otficers, however, have
great confidence In his success. He yolun.
teered for the service, and 10 conversation
this evening expressed himself as confident
that no accident would befall his party,
which is equipped with everything which
experience recommends, aud Is acting with
an understanding with the Greeley party
AT st, Johns he and his men will be trans.
terred rom the iantic to the Proteus
which carried Greeley north in 1881. since
when nothing has been heard from him.
Commercial Gazette.
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ing lovely, womsnly woman, and a cul.
.ureo character and manly arm are united
Tue ialrest OF prospects.
Tue presents were numerous and appropri.
ale 10 The occasion. In the long list of
those rendered was a set of household fur
hlture by the proprietors of the Dallas
HERALD" a tine marble mantle clock with
marble vases, card receivers, etc, "by Mrs.
ana Miss Ptouts, Mrs. Hall and Mr.. Elliott"
a Brussels carpet by Messrs. Morley,
wood, Smith, Hurst, Williams, Sparrow
ana ffouts," attaches OF the HERALD.
After the ceremonies at the church the
happy couples were driven to the home OF
he brides mother and there held reception
Tor members of the families exclusively.
MI. and Mrs. Littlefield will remain with
Mrs. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Toole will fol
me present take board with Mrs. DR.
Meeks, on Emma street,
10 brides and grooms We tender heartiest
congratulations, and wish for them al
health, prosperity and happiness that
can come to married life and wait upor
genuine and sterling worth and merit, feel
Ing that II the ormer be apportioned &C
cording to the latter, their cups Of Joy viii
be full indeed.
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born, cunning though fearless, patIsn.
though excltable, the mountain Slav is a
very Incarnation OF man, the perfected wild
beast. Under mass of soldierly frankness
he is perversely treacherous, as a
rule, but also he is bound to
the death by his own shibboleths IL one
knew them. Pity does not move him; his
brain is cool, while his passions blaze to
madness. And he has the physical ad.
ysntages which give his character full play
Generally tall; often gigantic, he is always
strong, tor none but the vigorous survive
His features are handsome, his eyes OF
palish blue or amber yellow. have the keen
look fitting to warrior. A long. fair
mustsche up-curled hides his stern mouth;
his bearing is martial, and his strides full
OF arrogant seltcontidence. Though rough
with his fellows, q man of the upper class
is superbly courteous to the stranger. And
manly costume sets forth every advans
age.-I Belgravia.
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Xatidlnr BELLS.

Last evening at the First Presbyterian
church, Rev. DR.. A. P. Smith, otliciating' q
rare event occurred in the matrimonial line,
q double wedding. The church was filled
to OVERLOOKING with witnesses friends and ac-
uuaintances. The high CONTRACTING PAT
ties were Misses Clemmie ana Mute
Parker, daughters of Mrs. Mary NJ. farSe e.
and Messrs Robert p. Tool and Thomas "
Littlefeld. The brides were attireu ~
lavender watered silk, with BASQUE
and overskirt as worn by Miss Clemmie,
and with polonaise by Miss Mittie; white
chip hats trimmed with white plumes,
gloves 10 match the dresses. And never
walked down the aisle Of q church 70 tne
last Trysting place two tairer faces .,
more graceful figures than were seen ia Us.
evening on these two sisters who nave ioa
the past two or three years been reighine
bellies In the Dallas social circle. For tneii
beauty had won them many admirers any
their various virtues had fastened
the frmest friendships Of all VINO oams
to know them. Mr.. Littlefeld occupies
Appointment position In one Of our iesuin nl
commercial houses, and Is highly esteemeu
for his many manly merits. Mr.. Ioole Is az
sociate editor on the HERALD, and by nis rsI'
abilities and readiness % . writer, MS ess'
and grace Of diction, and his uniform devo
ton To duty, and general manners mas woI
friends not only with the proprietors, on
with the public generally. In thor Lo'n
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Murder Trial.

The case of the State VS.. Shropshire Evans,
charged with killing Engers, in 1876, which
has been on trial in the district court for
the past few days, was argued yesterday bv
counsel-County Attorney Clint and r. b.
Seay, representing tie state, and Colonel
Mccoy and Judge Barksdae the defense
A ole speeches were made by counsel ior
both sides. The jury came in at 0 O'Clock
and stated that they could not agree, when
colonel II. g. Bower, acting as special judge
in the use. neld then, over until this
o'clock q. m.
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A greedy, unscrupulous,grasping monop.
oily OF lottery company, instead Of giving
ticket holders a chance to win a prize, is
spending their money by paying news
papers throughout the United States for
advertising mean, untruthful articles aimed
t. ipjure the great Commonwealth Dis.
tribution company, Of Kentucky. The
Commonwealth company is above such
practices to secure business, and prefers TO
obtain patronage by honorable means and
by honestly conducting their business. The
American people love fair play, and will
from such a source, but will, as usual, send
their orders for tickets for the next popular
monthly drawing In Louisville, Kentucky
June 36th, 1883. $4,000 Tor only 81 $ll2,.
400 IN prizes. Tickets 81 each; half tickets
ST. Address r, M. Boardman, Louisville,
Kentucky.
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RelltntI the Bars.

At present there are confined in the
county jail twenty-six persons charged
with the following offenses;
For murder, 1; Manslaughter, /; aggra
waited assault, 2; burglary, 4; theft ofhorses
4; robbery, 3; forgery, l;.adultery, 1; violat'
ing the United States liquor law, l;counter
feiting United States coin, 2; lunacy, q.
White males; II; white females, l; colored
males, 7; colored females, l.
United States prisoenrs, 4; state prisoners
IA; county prisoners, s.