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The Car1isle Inaian seI,eol.

GsAREEsEE. Pa, Aug 24.--Capt Pratt, super
intendent of the Indian training school here, re-
turned this evening from New Mexico bringing
seventy-seven young Indians Of the Pueblo
tribe ranging ii ago from nine to twenty wears
The next term Of the school will open on the LIST
of September with 400 pupils.
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"a Generons stranger.

LAFAYETTE, Aug. % On last Saturday a
strange gentleman dropped intOthe First Pres
byterian Church, and was seen to drop a $40
gold piece into the plate. After service the pas
tor called upon him and thanked him for his
generous contribution A walk was proposed
into. He lives in New York city, is d member
of St Johns Episcopal Church, and gave the
pastor his name. telling him he would leave a
letter at his hotel directed tohim, but mot tobe
opened until Thursday night prayer meeting.
1t contained q check on a New York bank for
&950
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.ahedge
d Ijans
are
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same


Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BLooanNGToN, Aug. "a German Lutherans
Of Central Illinois held feast meeting here to-
day, which was grand and successful affair
Excursion trains brought in seven hundred Wis
itors from Champaign and intermediate points,
four hundred from Peoria and Pekin, and three
hundred from Minonk. There were appropriate
religious exercises. The excursionists returned
tonight, but the exercises will continue to-1nor-
row
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An English Runner stabbed 70 Death.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug "a "A special from
Wilkesbarre 10 the Presssays; Fred Hurst the
noted English rnnner, stabbed by Charles Simpr
son at Hazleten, on Friday night died to-day.
Simpson was brought here today. for safe-keep-
ing, the feeling in Hazleton giving rise to fears
Of lynehing,
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FINE BALL PLAYING.

Indianapolis and ST. Lonis Play Twelve In
nings without Deciding the Came.
ST. Louis, Aug. "a The game between Indi
annapolis amidst Louis was tie at the ninth
inning and three more exciting innings were
played without result, when the game was called
on account of darkness. Ongeil was hurt on the
baseaine in the sixth inning. Following is the
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of this stake. The speakers bewailed the wick
edness of the gentiles. and said they were better
slam than slayers. Much stress was laid on the
crown of glory ready for those martyrs. There
is a similar service in all the stakes Of Zion
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The nTormon ssNTartrrs. !,

SALT LAKE, Aug "a -~Memorial services at
the great Mormon tabernacle, attended to-day
by immense crowds, were held in honor Of the
martyrs" from Tennessee The bodies ar
rived three days ago The meeting
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) Organization in spencer County.

Correspsndences of the Indianapolis Journal.
ROcKPoRT, Aug. % The Republicans of this
city organized Blaine and Logan club last night
and elected w. s. Lamar president Other clubs
have been organized in different parts Of the
county during the week
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DAILY WEATHER BULIETIN.
Inaications.
Wa DEp4RrMrrr.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
lORRIcE or THE GHIET SIGEA b 0FF1g1sR,
WASHINGTON, August %. 1 a. III
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley-Gen-
orally fairweather, except in northern portion,
where there will be local showers; partly cloudy
weather, winds shifting to southeasterly, nearly
stationary temperature. lower barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region Threatening
weather and local rains, brisk and high south
etiy winds nearly stationary temperature, lower
barometer
Local Observations.
INDIAN Apnf.Is A11v Oh
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Attacked hy & Footpad.

Special TO the IudisnsDolls Journal
BLoQSnNeroN, Aug. "a Last Thursday night,
while Mr. Geo Ijams, . young merchant was
on the way home, one mile east of the city, in an
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Mn. GIkBBRE Corn, Wayne, Wayne Co,
Mich, says he has used the wonderful pain.re-
ieEer, St Jacobs Oil, and can truthfully say ii
cured him Of rhcnmatism.
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UNITED STATES CAMPAIGN EQUIPMENT

Manufa curing Company,
667 broadway and ga Mercer street, in Grand Cen
trial Hotel Block, Now York eIty. Frank ., AtEeii,
ners, Flags Badges Pins and everythiBg reuhired By
poiitic9i organizations supplied on short notice. Uli
forms madeof kAbbes Cloth especially THIS OUT.
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open buggy, man rnshe ahedge,
seizedshis horse by the bits Ijams
to stop. Iiamss reply WI mare-
volver, when the footpad last
night while Iiams wa same
point, pistol shot was am
bush, striking the Derb 4
ting hole in each sid "a .sea q alfIsr nj ling
through his hair and 4fno.'as9 ssy d. Jams
again shot but without is aim being dis
turbed by the horse rIElr iilg. Great excitement
exists in this locality
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The eluOs,0f the. American Association played

The clubs'of the American Association played
games yesterday as follows;
AZ Csncianati7
Cincinnati $1,000 a 2 o o 4 O o Oil
Columbus o o o o L. 9
Base Hits Cincinnati, ~; Columbus A.
Errors Cincinnati, 9; Colunbus IL.
Al L0nisUite-
Louisville. o Q o % L o O. lie
Toledo ..-....-...--.O O o o OIL
Base Hits-LonisviIle, ~; Toledo A.
Errors Louisville, 2; Toledo, 8.
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Knocked from Train by a Brakeman.

Knocked from Train by a Brakeman.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KNIcHTsTowN, Aug 24-Last night John
Caster and Edward McGoyern, of Richmond,
Ind, jumped on a through freight here to get a
free ride, but were met with resistance by a
brakeman, who knocked them from
the train. Caster fell in a cattle guard,
apd received bad heshweund on the
left leg and side, and his right leg was broken
MeGovern was struck on the head and received
a bad flesh wound
Yesterday afternoon, Harry, son of G.. Isl
Lowry, while riding horse and driving cattle,
met with serious accident The horse fell,
throwing him ON the ground, causing conclusion
Of the brain. He is in a critical condition. z''
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INDIANA AND ILLINOIS NEWS
Enormous Attendance Yesterday at the
Soldiers Reunion at Fort Wayne.
Mysterious Disappearance of an Illinois Cler-
gyman Attempted Assassination Near
Bloomington, -GEeanings
INDIANA.
Large Attendance at the Soldiers Reunion
at Fort Wayne.

Large Attendance at the Soldiers Reunion
at Fort Wayne.
Special to the indianapolis journal.
Fort WAYNE, Aug "a Thirty thousand
people attended the soldiers reunion and en-
campment at the fairgrounds to-day. Colonel
E. g. Briant Of Huntington, was officer of the
day, and conductsd, this evening q grand dress
parade and drill by the Indianapolis, Danville
and Butler batteries Theprocession yesterday
was the largest in the history Of theseity. Sixty
three Grand Army posts participated, and there
were IN line, besides many local organizations,
the Indianapolis Light Artillery, with two guns
and twenty nine men, the Danviile, Ill, battery,
with four guns and thirty seven men; the Butler
battery, one gun and twelve men; Company
g., of the First Michigan Regiment,
of jackson; the Emmett Rifles of
jackson, with twenty-five men; the jackson
Cadets, with twenty men; the Elkhart veterans,
Company G., with twenty five men: the Elkhart
Cadets, with twenty men; the Peru Light Infant
ry, thirty four men, and strong organization
of Ohio veterans. The military parade was in
terspersed with bands of music, and old battle
flags were at the heads of many companies
They were cheered as they passed by thousands
Of people. Following the military came an in
dustrial parade of decorated wagons, represent
ing the mercantile and manufacturing industries
Of the city. The procession was one hour in
passing.
The encampment is commanded by Col Chas
A. Sollinger, district commander of the Grand
Armyof the Republic assisted by Nate G.
Welsh, of Warsaw; Nick Enmslsy, of Angola,
and corps of lieutenant commanders. Relig
ious services were held at the camp to-day This
afternoon, fellow who stole knapsack was
tried, courtmartialed and escorted from the
grounds by a detail of soldiers at the point of
the bayonet The sham battle will take place
tomorrow afternoon. and tomorrow evening the
reunion closes. The silk banner for the Grand
Army post having the most men in line, was
taken by Kosciusko Post, No. la, with 272 men
in line Caperthwaite Post, Of Angola, was next
and claimed the prize.
Last night a company of Blaine and Logan
first voters marched to the grounds in uniform
and carrying torches and shouted for the Re
publican candidates. The company was ordered
off the grounds and conducted to the gate by a
detail of soldiers The officer of the day am
nounced that the encampment must be strictly
non-political.
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INFANT BEAUTIES.

Picking Out Beautiful children for Photo
graphite Grouping.
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eUPREMs COURT.


Young W. Russell ct al from Bell county.
Opinion BY Walker J. D. Adopted. The
attitude OF PLAINTIFF being that vi hostility
to Russel's interest and that OF Alice Young
and he recovery being In the same manner.
the appeal bond should have been made
PAYABLE to the plaintiff. Young a. we'll as TO
Bussel, and 1t not being so made Il does not
give this court jurisdiction OF the appeal.
Pierson ct al. vs. Rice, from Falls county.
Opinion by Walker. p.j. Adopted. Suit
20 determine the boundary iine. Persons
title did not other wise describe the land than
o. ''tbe lower half OF the said league" II Q
boundary was established by verbal grant
or acauieeence in line established ana acted
upon BY adjoining proprieiors, such would
be the true boundary line From the judges
conclusions OF fact l, is Inf. rrible that such
line was 80 established. Affirmed.
Holmes VS.. McIntyre. from Newton
county. Opinion by Willie, C. J. Where
the sflidsvit of property de- Is not state the
number OF the case, nor the court IN wnioh
the case was Appealed from, nor 'he nature
or the amount of the judgment. Held; In
sufficient as the affidavit musG so describe
the judgment as that il may be identihed.
Affirmed.
Hebert We. Brack from NEWTON county,
Opinion by Willie c. j Where the judg,
meut was Tor tho recovery OF certain lana
and also for $50 and COSTS OF suit nnd the
appeal bond described The Judgment rs
one for the money alone. Hela: irsutiicient
Reversed with directions 70 the district
court 10 dismiss the appeal.
Brack vs.. McMshon: from Newton coun-
~. Opinion by Willie. c. J. Where the
blank was lett In tbs attesiation clause oil
writ by the clerk, but the date OF its issu-
ancs was eiven and mel Der the officer max
ing the levy and no third par made OBJ
iections thereto and the court allowed the
writ TO be amended in this respect. Held:
The sttessation clause Of the writ Is merely
q matter OF form and there wss no error In
allowing 1t to be am -nded. Affirmed.
Berry W. Texas n New Orleans railway.
from Orange county. O1iuion by West. ].
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Innortod Goods.

imported Goods.
The Flu Street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, is the only saloon IN the city which
imports its oN. wines and liquors. They
import in and ont Of bond Hungarian and
otter wines, aud therefore can give their
| regu nr patrons the benefit. No saloon IN
the southwest imports direct rs much as this
house Their cignis, lunch, liquors and at-
tenticn given TO the public cannot be eA'
celled i'm tAe United States. Don't iorgei
70 get your lunch and liquors ~ the Elm
Street Exchange, where you will AWAY
find the affable Jake Menczer and assist
ants.
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tor, for the sale ct their celebrated mixed
paints Tor the state, IN his city. have
be II appointed agent for the sale OF same,
and will i'll al, orders ~ factory prices,
thereby saving my customers the freight
an same. IL. HAMuTON
Wnolesale painters supplies, window
glass, wall paper. uoultinRs, ETC., $50 Elm
street Dallas, Texas.
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BENJAMIN TANNER, Esq,

WHO Is a prominent builder uf Providence. III,
was necessarily exposed co. The Iuuahr-t ui %
rough elm a. iu attending o. his utiing oper.
utions An is,' he CONTRACTED heavy cold ON
his uue- which tOOu settled into confirmed
Communion Ills ems. was cons dcfci hope.
less. re was persuaded To- ufo IN srhcuck 81
medicines by hi f'icnds ana NJ, O. rs'u th M
tor -cypriu month, wa entirely ru'ri, He has
enjoyed good health ever since. uud b. low JOS
healthy man ~ yol Niil hul u Providence.
llu 10 always pie Ted 10 see aud tuk with t.u,c
Wno are SUFFERING ~ DE- hu. EcpUu lu .vIicTe
thai Dr. suhcuck's col iuce u|t % sp Cinc iu
luny diseases. ST Tame, resides ut 80 Pearl ST.
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The new ombinutlun Of Smhrtweed ana
Belladonua. as used in Ca7ier'a Backrche
P,s ers has proved 10 be one OF the best
tnnt could he male. Try one ni these pop
nlar plasters in any case OF weak or lame
hack, nackachp, rheumatism. neuralgia,
soreness of the chest or lungs, &c. aud you
wi be SURPRISED aud pleased py Tue promp
,liei. I'm bad cases of chronic dyspepsia o.
pln,ter over the pit nf the stomach stops
| he pa n at once. Ask FOR Carter's Smart
weed nod Bel.adonua Backache Piasters.
/ Drica pput.
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Attention in called 10 the advertisement
of Mr.. Kane Shields in another column, who
is ack wledged as one among the most ac-
complished decorative artists in the coun-
I v. He keeps full stock of all goods In
h,s line. which he offers Mt wholesale and
retail. He gives special attention to house
decoration. The HERALD can assure its
readers that Mr.. Snle'ds is reliable and
prompt in all his business engagements,
and as one with whom IL Is always pleas
ura IN trapsact business.
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We think we can cure bad case OF back.
ache quicker with one OF Carriers Smart
weed and Belladonna Backache Platters
than by any other application, and alter the
backache ~ cured, you can stu wear the
plaster without discomfort for two or three
weeks or Longer. This CONT iustion OF
smart weed and Balladonns is a great hit,
AID IL is hari to md any ache or pain that
will 20, yield 10 IL. Price % cents. Sold
nv druggists everywhere.
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Every nervous person should try Carriers
liz lie Nerve Pl!ls They are made specially
for nervous aud dyspppuo men and women
a ID are Just the medicine needed py all per
sons who. from any cause, do not sleep we'll
or who fail to get proper strength from theli
f,nd' cases of weak stomach, Indigestion,
uytpepsia. nervous ami sick headache. etc.,
readily Weld TO the use of the Little Nerve
Pills, particularly If combined with Carter 4
Little Liver Pills In walls At % cents.
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was sick for nearly six yerrS He had o many
different doctor, that he said h. house looked
like II drug stIrc, Tor each physician prescribe Il
II different cJutSc o. tregtment. lie u.uuly %
u iittlc b tier la tho sumucr mo tbs but h}
snon a. the wet cold weather 4 Iail came NJ wa
down again. tis weigh, seut down from o
hundred aud siXt 20 a. ono hun Il 1nt
twenty pnu IDS. Thea h. began 20 use Dr.
scntnrk's medicines and they eur Il him in
coursc % II Jew months tie Is now in eNce len
hca IN. His brother was al'o cuted at CO.
sumption by "r SUnenck's medicres. Mr.. La
cey resides nj No. li2U spring Garden street.
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r,r,,,,r,Lower Than Ever.

Persons desiring TO buy parlor, dining
DOM and bedroom SETS bedsteads, chairs,
rocbers. tables, lounges, sideboards, ward.
| robes, office furniture, etc, can find one OF
the largest and best selected stocks ever
brought to Texas. Anything in the furni.
ture line etc. can be found Ia this large ana
elegant assortment. Prices are lover ,Dan
ever and great inducements offered 10
bnyers. GEORGE RICK,
TAT and 749 Elm street.
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A Down Town Merchant

Having passed several nights, disturbed
by the agonieg and cries Of q suffering child.
and becoming convinced that Mrs. WINS
lows Soothing Syrup was just the article
needed, procured supply Tor the child
On reaching home and acquain,ing his
wife with what he had done, she refused 10
have 1t administered to the child, az She
was strongly in favor of Homeopathy. Thai
night the child passed in suffering, ard the
parents without sleep. Returning home the
day following, the father found the baby
still worse; and while contemplating ait
other slceple:s night, the mother stepped
from the room to attend to some domestic
duties and left the father with the ohild.
During her absence he administered por-
ton of the Soothing Syrup to the baby, and
said nothing. That night all haKds slept
we'll, and the little fellow awoke in the
morning bright and happy. The mother
was delighted with the sudden and wonder.
full change, ard although ut first offended
at the deception praciiced upon her, has
continued to use the Syrup, and suffering
crying babies and restless nights have dis
appeared. A single trial Of the Syrup
never yet failed 10 relieve the baby, and
overcome the prejudice OF the mother
Sold by all druggists. 2cents bottle.
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FURNISHED with teeth rendered pearly and
slislening bv fragrant S0zodont, usually re-
zarded as al indispensable adjunct OF the
toilet, are perfectly bewitchiDc.. SO ire
stible does the broad cloth ~tx find them
that it requires the utmost self restraint to
ioroear impriuting a kiss upon them where
ever .een. No corrosive substance contami-
mates this standard oeau,ifier of the teeth,
from which it removes every impurity.
u SO il regularly.
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ILLINOIS,

We shall next mention TIE case of Mrs. A. W
WHIT, OF Pekin, III. Her husband writes Nov.
9ls'. 1879
In tho winter of 1872. three pr minen. doc
tors told me that my wife had CONSUME ton, and
tina. she could not live until sprln p" ny the
advice Of n friend she used Dr. schencks mcdi-
al ies, and her husband N his gratitude says
"Thsnk God, by It's use her life was saved. she
Is now entirely well"
Mr.. White Is The proprietor OF the Whit House
at Pekin, Ill. II you live near there call and sec
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Young men, middle aged men and sll men
who suf.er from esrlt indiscrerons VIII nnu
Aliens Brain Food the most powerful invig-
GRANT ever intro inoed: once restored by H..
there Is no relapse. Try u; II never fails.
al. @ for s5.-At druggists, or 10y mail rom
!, II. Allen, 3i5 Eir-t avenue, New YORK
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Cnrl.

cara. -.
10 al who aye suffering from tho errors
and iud iscrct.uns Of youth, nervous weak
mes early decay. loss ot manhood, etc, J.
viii scnd . recipe that will cure you, Tree OF
charge. This great remedy WEE discovered
by = missionary in South America. Seno
a seIfei4rassad envelope TO tbs Rev.
! Iosepr e. lnman. station y, New HorE
Ia
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MIR. A. ~. GRIFFIN

or Rayenna, Ohio. was cured OF severe bleeding
ut tnr lungs 10y the use OF DR.. s3hcncAs ful'
m mic syrup.
BE sure 10 send for Dr. schencks book on CON
sum, tior; YOU will find It of great value wheth
or YOU conclude to use his Remedies or no.. II
4. s,nt tree post paid. Addres' j. II. schencK
4 son corner OH aud Arch streets. Philadel-
phi.. IA. Dr. schoncks Me- icines, Pulmonic
syiup. Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills.
are sJid by ali DRUGGISTS.
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MIR. BESJAmIS TItFANN,
OF BAY CITY, MICH,

Writes that his mother, Win formerly lived al
Oswc.o. n. Y was cur d of ClusumItO IN do.
year 1874. This is en'thcr CA which the phys.
icians pronounced iAcurablc.
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Your Blood PureY
For impure blood the best medicine

For impure blood the best medicine
know is Rosadalis. II is the great Southern
time tried ana true Remedy, and may De
implicitly relied on when everything else
fails. Take it In tho Spring time especially
for the impure secretions of the blood Incl
de to that season OF the year; and take
II q; all times for Cancer, Scroiula, Liver
Complaints, Weakness. Boils, Tumors,
Swellngs, Skin Diseases Malaria and the
thousand ills that come from impure blood
To insure cheerful disposition take lto
sadalis, the Great Southern Remedy; which
will remove the prime cause, ana restore
the mind to its natural equilibrium.
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AxcrlIl Mixed Pnints.

1 guarantee this paint will prove salts"
factory when applied according 10 uirec'
lions. | do not mean grerantee Of salts.
ton only when first applied, as every paint
is satisfactory when first applied, but my
guarantee embraces q sufficient timo 20
properly test the merits Of the paints. My
friends and customers in the country are
authorized to project this guarantee. Ad-
dress all orders to Ii. HAMILTON, Dallas.
Texas, wholesale dealer IN painters sup,
plies. wall paper, window glass, etc.
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NIE, sANFORD CAIUWELL

Was rejected hy the armv physician In 1852 ms
unfit fOr ryicr. who said tIut one oi his ugs
was epiirey gone a had gwen upHl hope
OF recovery, u when NJ M 5 Beus m no
ives Ia iuiiauauol = advised HIM 10 US. r.
So cnck's me igines. lie mpuv very fast
aft r beginning their use, MT was hnely cur d.
Iii. II alth has emaidyl good ever since ms
iccuvtrf nov over tWcniy year,. ar. Ctld-
weIis address + Come syillr lni.
Mr. J.. RaWle qr.ggi,t. Oi Conner vile, GER
flies 10 the ruth OF Nj. Col 1--we Is statement.
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A FARMER, MIR. AARON ECKER,
or KNOX, N. W,

Was cured Of Consumption by Dr. SHhenck's
medicines His was a case OF great suii-rig
the pblegm rom his lungs Won collect In The
bronchial tubes to su IN an extent that he WAS
sonnet mes IN danger of choking to death. He
had night -wea 8. severe cough and often such
Do n In his .iies and breast thHt 1t was i'm posi-
bio tuiic down His feet and legs were badly
swollen lIo is now so wei that h works on
his iarm, AID enjoys better health than he has
IL yeacs. Gall on or write o. hiA. Ills address
is X OK. A lhlnY CluHt., n Y
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MIR. JEREMIAH WYNN,
OF wOHCEsT liz, MASS A.,

Whose lungs were naturally weak took heavy
cold in February. 1876 lie soon had all the
prominent symptoms OF Consul p.iOl As Con.
sumption Is hereditary In Mr.. Wuns family,
he was naturally Sxinrs about his conditiI d.
He used Dr. Schenck's medicines until cur, Il
His place OF business is at 81 Irving street., Nor.
cestcr, Mass.