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Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-11
Philadelphia and Reading R. R
BOUND BROOK RoUTE.r

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA Station in New York, foot of Liberty Street, Nor
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.y ,h.l lhe br.Ine', ldss Which rr.,.n,
IN gfsnoe has bs,,sr "a.
salt ,hsn sNsnds ths slirs dsvdsp.
sent ~ sentiment la Hnslsnd. "Houhsf.
slss taid he, do va sea dnts and msf-
qui'e, marrying their servants. ladies' msi-
fyinT their o1achmen, and old vomsn Of
ihrss score and ten ssfryisf youths OF
scarcely twenty. rhe system rip,ns out
inio vofee-, until 70 day the o1srs can,
not do The wors thy are called
upsn 10 do" lie believes tao Young
women should he Oon,ultsl
IN u matter which oil ahtc. her whole M,
and net completely dlsTegafd.d, Ha In
Ftalcs. ssh The Hngliah fashion Of allow.
inEa Eifl oil eighteen, who would not be
oou''ter'd ty her parents competent 20
.1rm nn opinlpn On any o,h.r serious sub.
.ncs % dei'rmInu her choice 0i
husband, almost without ~.
ttraiut, inprssses Lin a. equally 40.
inri, Aud here - s0m-ihInE uttered hy
hlW Wl'sl Is worth hsst.Hg, despite 81,
hVt look o. nhu.Iopu olilhupm Hnl6l g.
wears No person sh0n i gary ost Of
his own iai.a Jr s1o.s sstiou aud herr.
even, where yoa hrstt tsat ~ us1 ar
sqnsi, these Tsus,ts apply vita 01uAl
tYTce, because social station iaas i.4p1rt-
alt hero as ia kuElaHa.'
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For Professional Funny Dion.

The pttsburg Commercial perpstrates the
following:
Il am sbeptic."
81 regret very much 10 hear Il, but if It is
chronic case you had better join the Lib.
ernl League" respoudsd the interrupted
writer.
Il don't mean thai. believe in the
scri otUrer. CTeeds ana testimonies, but Ty
experience teaches me hat many things |
see in tn, newspapers aiu't true. | never
have soy trouble with talEstiy. BARRIERS
The same Van he 8 2vcG me for seven
years arG L cannot recall that ha ever in
formed me whs' kind II .ea'hsY We ware
eal0yiug or were goinr 10 have. am not
annoy 1 b cas-, I never threw boojact
nj one IN nv li'e. H. never occurs to my
wife TO look under tbs bed for a man, and
no tor NY OiHgr-iE-Ia", ahB 10 the moot
valuable OF my ri matrimonial acquisitions.
IL is s,sldar on al 10 goats | ever kusI
to say that their Diet IL circus bille and
Ciuolln6 IEuoG dozen Ono men who
never had en- otScs mad never wanted one.
Married men don't all tell their wives that
they have been to lodge Out of four
daughters who ornament nav household
there Ia but one who eats ice cream. BE
funny, my son, be funny, but put truth on
as side trimming" With this be wsnt
OUT. was probably al he had to say.
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The Business of the Dead Letter ONCE.

-Four million IN rec hundred ana seventy
nine Thousand one hundred aud ninety
eip. letters strayed into the Dead Letter
Ofice during the last year; SAG, 1857 Of
these were not called Tor at the postofhoes
10 woich Jhev we're sent; rs, S65 were sent in
from holels, because the departed guests
had len 20 address for forwarding their
mails: 175 7l8 were insufiiciently paid;
IN5 contained forbidden articles, lottery
llcEsts and the like; $50, l37 were CHROME
onsIv or illeg oily addressed; and IL 1913 let
ters boIe no address whatever. OF these
letters 10 301 con aimed money amounting
TO &32 647 % Besides that. 1905 letters
eohts,nxg drafts, cbecks. money orders,
etc. lin mount of 81 1881 ,994 AZ. More.
~er s6.iS7 letters contained postage
stamps and 40 125 contained receipts
Maid notes, and cancelled obligations oil all
With this remarkable showing Of more
than 81 900 000 gone wrong, too much Cas-
moi be said ia canton to those who con1de
letters ard PACKAGES to the mail. The
money thus collected at the dead letter
otfice IL turned ibto me treasury. Inc
onods and merchandise from the PACKAGE
s,a s,Jd at auction, and the Christmas and
fsncYcards are done up in packages and
80 ia the children's hospitals and orphan
asviums uf this CITY.
IA whole history of possible anguish and
fehrt burnings IL wrapped mp ID the collec-
ton OF g, 100 autobiography that came to the
dead, leiitr ofiic- in year, and injured
and rstgnifni swains, angered relatives ard
fyiepog may tnow where some of their
TIRE asures have gone to. The phoi ographs
are preseryed, ano this portrait gallery of
The ppsi- flee department numbers up into
tha millions, BEGINNING with miniature
81 Al, " = tost m the mails fifty years ago.
fr3t. Louis Globe. Dam crat.
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Rosadalis

Rosadalis
Is the great southern remedy for the cure
Of sc ofulous faint, rheumatism, white
swelling, govt goitre, consumption, bron-
chitis nervous debility, malaria and all
diseases arising from on impure condi-
ton of the blood.
Certificates can be presented from many
leading physicians, ministers, and heads of
families throughout the south endorsing
Rosadslis in the highest terms. We are
constantly in receipt OF certificates of cures
from the most reliable sources, and we do
not hesitate to recommend IL as the best
known remedy for the cure of the above
diseases.
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Ntl.a LON Wo01snuktt Ri; have sean
cured VI shat believe " ksve bsen liver com
psiltl ~ ilsp ri H. N which before l got re-
~ 7, tfs tod my lunss cutie seriously wa 20
wat IVA cnuli not ~ a. slAlTt hout he'A
sud w. rOnau, 4 10 toe aNuie 'rT many weeks
Ny .yzpinn were OuinuouH COZ h, ntRht
aWeGu, faitinT ~ taHt sifetkrt With blsoi,
'uTenetF Ut he lunIs ssN 81 the pit " ths thn-
ny recovery have commended your m5sl'
eiars 70 "a great ma y, ala 'I q Others a ADJ Who
had wtsttTrly oge ~ plssd 70 D. oonHsnpiisn
~ me lGBFs, fOr four y avs She entirely re-
covered BY tbs US 81 hem sud 70 NV sIogs,
uesliHy Nlmtn" NJ, harmsnaiH here fefsrt
70 Mrs. Lnu.sr Plsuis whose ease We have neh.
10 I'D Nj Ssuaaniiu suu lives Et 10 tts
Nigh tgssL PrI1idt.t, h !.
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Den Wsstasld, nsU fsf1f ssi Asf that she vas
Ist csfe wits osrsur ptlon sRf thN the Mp Or
cart Of loiA ss lurss were A lsi With iussrols,
She sad osuch, soIhsss olsh 'avs,ssee
hps she ssssn uins Dt Schsnct', hsdicluss,
was only itt psssds ID soon had COED sp-
petite, her h'nsuhsss o'lagd, her cough he
Cas lnOsor aud fn dis ,pPtAftd hsrsl.
pounds Her health Ia, hssr excellent slsee
her zee very hhs cenolsdss her lsiter 10 DIT,
hfnr. BY saying u an convinced that sss
N, shan =. pleased " have any uss We 10
sfficts1 " call 90 ma"
", J. BosJ, arsrEi,t Of yeslht'd, I.yr 81
Az peponsly srrsAlatd -lIh hIs. Meadow,
and ~u Waite oh vas 40 slcE helirvs OIL
'ho says In her or ificat- " Dr, sche-.k ~ %
true
Rat III. fsi account of h'T osss on pare n,
d.. s,hensss ooE GA Consumption,
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Sr.. 6. ". u. Martin, OF Alton EsPot,
virginia,


~ cured or consump iOu IN 1872 ma ihe has
remain in ko1n heA IN kinC4, Her IN stnd
writes IN ID sphenck ngptsu oeT lsib, 1919 "oa
August 70 a., lis my viii yss tfeR q, w Y "a
consumption. ! c llSd ~ oIs az no UsL. ss
tos a. tNis county. u sttsEdrd he g. h
flynsny man could, dol geysrythtnt IN hlL
power, - she get vorse ave y day In October
called 81 anOthcr decor. They both aid she
G ND rot ,o,Siby i've for SOC had c0nsuup.
lea, sud ihat her luuss wrrn ne. y Eons sno
wa a. init tine the u at III 81 shiscs Eas per
,up had ever INen,s sr oct trieop eeuaklne
aud ,plttiu lsrs. qusntiies e u,tter. II va
the opinion Of IN dlclors that ths could NsS
lv I've dy By chance / GOT one Of yes,
DO Is, dtsCribiUs Insny 81 'ilGr cssss rnd their
cure. lat ssce \ your Pul tnsnis s. rup, Sea-
weed Tonic g. d n sndfskt Pillt. She immeai.
ely beESn TO improv from thsrus.. la ksw
days she cot 10 .he cou lay down ~ q tlseh a
hing she had not done t'Ucs she was nrst ssea
SICK, her apostle improved and nevcrsswEush
Wond, rtul change. About tna
LIST OF June chs COMM seed 70 attend 10 her
huusshod dsIies hGa has ,onsrued 10 d. 10
aud sewing for herself and our
Ave chlldie- abe looks b II u.d'y than shs
has FOR len years e ." / Wi cheertully
answer al inouirisl hat may be m de OF me,
whether by correspondence or peTtonally, and
/ can rcfe- to thirty or forty parsons OF ne high
eft s,sudirs In this community, VINO will vouoh
sud rulmonic : rup. ! was entirely cured.
l believe In and recommend your
Medicines, as / believe they saved my lifs"
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Peter Christopher,

her long course Of treatment with cod liver oil,
during which he was constantly growing worse.
a short time his cough became easier ard he
was eventually GU cd. He SAYS II was told by
several N sicians hat ] could rot live three
months It'll without doubt that to your Inesi-
cine | owe my lite. / have no hesitation in say.
ing that they ossess all the quail ties you claim
for them and more too" Call on or write to
him at L. ARner, Ils.
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Mrs. Charles W. Plummer, of No. 81
Main ST., Springfield, Mass,

was ami ted with clnsumpiiUD. Symptoms:
Loss OF appetita, great weakness, dry, hacking
cOngh, night swess and BLEEDING from the
lu. a. She was pronounced incur bic hv mary
doctors Sho says: 'Iu one week after / b. gan
to use Or. ScheuCks m aGicines my night swoais
stopped end my app,t te b,gtn 10 improve. |
commenced 20 uga The medicines il Mr. Ia in
July | was quite ST Dug, and in two onths
IN ne l was well and have had good health ever
since"
60 and see her, II possible. Sees full &C.
count of her case In Dr.. SchenCks book, page IS.
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who resides at Ne. u Trcm ut street, Cam
bridgepo Mass., was euro Of consumption by
DR. Sshenu Ia me- dicises ever Is years ago. Tn,
last physc an sh- employcd before Using the n
in 70 MOI he sister that she could live hut .
I " weeks She mas been Ia good heath since
E-sd avery interesting letter fr m her In DR.
Schenct's Book on Consumption, page q. Thi,
book is SGT free 10 all applicants.
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Residing al ~ Washington Arco,, Boston. ks.
writes - DR. scleark hat - iSsJ ussiA'
ormet ky ny psytiriIn hail had gUnsunp-
ion AMI lklt my e9veTy frOn the d. east
wnu q be very dugruul ~ ] wGs naturally
weak I'd thai cousunp ION was here dliary ia
cur family vas a. thlt me spuhnSi u nI
bed most IL TIE Iar" Nis Young wsa eund
by ths uss Of br s fnauokt medicines. and hss
had good health .ilce,
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W. j. Partridge, ofAthoI, Mass,

Writes to DR.. 5,heu K March 9th. 1880: soon
after my discharge from ths army H. 1868, was
atsrkcd VII ali the symptoms Of THU dread
dtsease--cous um ton. / was soon educed from
my usual weiehl.of 1855 pounds to % snuds
was tod by several physicians Of WOrU~EtcT,
Mass, that my lungs were badly diseased ind
that hey could do nothing for me. None cave
m any hope Of recovery snd one Of them sid
shat one OF my lungs was entirely gone. con-
Ii uued ~ use your medicines unll was en-
tirelg cured My present weight is 100 pounds.
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Writ >, June 18th. 1883 When began IN use
your Medicines WIS considered i.cuvnble by
my reghbprs. hHd night sweRis, cough. and
rails d great d, al VI mlit'r am now well.
Please send me our book on consumption,
which you sdve lie to SEM free 10 all
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Harley, p. Hopkins. of Proyidence, II.

Writes 10 DR.. scheuck. Nsy 18th, 1881: Il have
been cured OF what thee of The best physician
Of this city told me vss consu ption of the
Jugs, by the use Of your medicines" Mr..
Hopkin case is a very INTEREST G one, and We
ak you to read his full stat mint In Dr.
,chencs's Book, page 81, Mr. Hopkins resides
at No Howell street.
Mr. H. l. Leith, druggist No. $50 Main street,
Providence, says, referring TO Mr Hopkn case:
He WAS considered o consumptive in the last
stages of the disease by bis physicians and
iris DIS, and believe that his recovery Is en-
tirsly due to the use of Dr.. Schencks edicines."
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Was sick with consumption for over seven
years She was cured by the use Of Or.
schencR's Medicines in about two months. This
W IS ia 1854. She has remained in good health
ever since In a leuer itten to DR.. Schenck
on her 9th birthday, she says, II cat ak and
attend ~ my hou eh0ld duties as well as ma
at Al. If there are any who wish IN know the
particulars of my case they are at liberty TO call
on me-" Her residsnce is 1884 West 18th str, et
New York Cly,
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Mrs.. Sarah Carter, of Carlisle, Mass.

Had heriitsry consumption, and was cured bv
Dr. Schelck's Medicines, ia 1873. She says III
h ad consumption tits hereditary In our fam.
lily my is her AM two brothers have died OF
IL won d say, IF m my own * elience. t.
all consumpd is, take nr. schenoks Medicines
for they wi 4 certainly cure you.
DR.. Schenck's Mandrake pills
Do no. IrOduce sickness tie si0msch, nau-
sea or gripiug. On the contrary they ara SO
MID and agi eegble Ia their act on thst fer
ron suts ng with sick headache, 0 ursLemach
or nGin n the bpwei' " speedily relieved OF
these distressing symptoms. They net dhe1ty
On the liver, the OrgYn which, when in a
he lthy connitiOh, pu.i the blood for the
Who'll body Tn y are perfect preparation OF
hat erest and we,l-kpown remedy, Saudrake
ar T. dophyllin, a remedy that ha" elis laced
the II e of mercury, as ell as m-ny o'her pol
ons iTuls, IN he FRA tice OF every Intelligent
thyglr an.
P-,fess0r John Einc, of the CT lege of N al.
cine, of Cinci natl say: In constipation IL acts
upuu The bowels without posing Ii IL u sab
quent costly ue.s IL chronic liver com lRfut
there Is not | S equal In the whole rarg OF med
cines, b ing vastly mere useful than IN, rcuria
agents arn ST. ths liver 10 healthy action, in
creasing the flow II bile nd keeping up these
action longer than any Other agent with which
we are acquainted" (see American Dispense
tor, psge72l)
In al Eases Of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia
when there Is gr at weakness o. debility, Dr.
Schencks esweed Tonic should be USED IN
connection with lhe3e pills.
DR.. sCHENCK's MEDICINES
Mandrake Pills,
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Ofthe hTm n Manning & Leonard. Dry sosiR
merchsn ,, Of Putnsn COEn.. was compelled To
rive up all business, being ai1lsled With brsn.
Ohitls lie Yves cured In shor, time By DR.
Bchenck's Pulmollc Srrup.
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whole Tickets, o.; Hair Tickets, 81; a2
Tickets. $50; SO Tickets, 9loe.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, or rend
by express. Don't send by registered letter or
pos,-o6lco order, until further notice. OrdeD
OF SO and upward by express CGu be sent at
orr expense. Address all orders 70 J. D0ea.
LAS, Louisville. Ky. g. A. Webster, 70l Kln
StrnpI, Dallas Texas
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Writ Dec. %, 1880 to Or, schcnck: ''soms
cars ago had Eeyorf 90 Igl with ,plttiny OF
bio GOT two bottles OF YOUR Pslmonis
Syrup which entirely cured me"
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Hho live, ~ No. " Ann sire / Sowhrrg y z,
was lex vita consumption FOR over two yearg
sHe rss cured by Dr. rcheucEs medicines =
ls78 Md has had IOO1 health ever since.
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ISM tripoliAu r sGe, tost n NAsI,, was srtsd
OF cons symptom ~ mr. sChenett medicines he
mi MAS pronou csd ingurabls by al phyh'
clans lao coniult1N,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

! q ..s.f ..' ss'',.'y sa'.2, g1S. .s.s:s
Of aLsf,ss r,lsh, has been ~ psssds siass
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by the ed rice u Mr. David Lscey whose ease
vel have slrr,dy mentioned v,s Gu Ell Of liver
complaint Nnd disc az 81 The lungs by nr
s,sspcks red cine after iufreriug Tor over =
year duiiI Z VII Oh tme how told by physl-
clans that he cJuld not get well.
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C. w. Emm.rson, Esq. of Natiek. lIau

Was cured by Dr.. schnecks Medicines. Ms
case was sever one symptom. severe cous h
would oiteu cough up clear blood: feet and
ankles swollen; cod swess and steady diGrrh.
ora which moth ng wcu Sup He writes II
am satisht d that had consumption. I have,
since my cur r. commended II TO two 6thsrs.
both of whom Il has cured"
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soldier In tho SiTtQ' nth Begin 4nt Maine Vol
unteers, Army Of tn Potomac, cont acted one
cold on snother while serving m virginia, until
~ last he was anti .or duty; symptoms. con-
slant disTrho,s and cough. He use DR.
schcnck's Mediciaos unit! cured. Eis prs sent
residence is Orange, Franklin county, Mass.
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william Higginson,

mnnufactn err No. Merr mac street, Boston,
yrs left with bad cough and very weak lungs
If 81 an attack of lung yer, By the use OF
ur. SChenck's Pulmoric Syrup ard Sesweed
Touic he was restored 20 hea tb in few weeks.
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Mrs. j. b. Miller, of Newcastle. Ind,

Was suspoEed to be hopeles,ly Ill with lung dis
ease. Her husband read OF the cures made by
Dr. Gchencks Medicines and concluded 10 give
them a trial. She wa. cured by six bottles Of
seaweed Tonic and PumOniC Syrup.
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Arrfr being cnnnued FOR three month"; with
Inn distas AID liver complaint John RIsChi,
~ La Porte, Ind, wrs cured by DR. sa1snCk's
Pulmoulc syrup aud SCa@ ed Tonic,
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va, fcn. &, the Hospital ~ Philsdslphl, surluE
tks war rs shbt ios upiyi with what the
srny nhyalcisa. prom suoed csnhsmpt on,
= sIs he hs Esds the aeq g. tauoe oil DR..
Schenps who psl,usdSt him 81 givS VIA me-
iIela trial He iIa TO'yd pd. rom tgtir
use and vas nnAly quad, He now re idea -
Cheshire AsssschusstIa Ha. had 70 d health
siMcs mr. OWL.
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John HertaIer, Who Lives nj 1907 Mas
A.nammond, of wtIilsmrntic, Conn,

had = constant cough for over three wears H.
used DR.. SgheuCk's medicine Tor about ak
vsefs and was stored 10 good health.
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In 1870

Mr. II. P. Nelson OF Cedar Falls, Iowa. was at
tacked with we're bleeding from the luHTs. He
was gu ed by Dr.. GchencI's Medicines, ana has
never had auy return OF bleeding or weakness
Of the lungs
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of DR., Set g. ,k's IN "a cine He has also used
Il . Pulm II ic S!Iup himself with great benefit
for hoarse' ess or minister sore throat For
further Information address him at Maiden
Rock, Wis.
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WHEN THU DRAFT was made at Copnersvi,le

WHOM THE DRAFT was made at COnnersviIle,
Ina, Mr., Sanford Caldwell was dratts1. Tae
examining PHYSICIAN REJECTED him, say
ing tirt ore of bis lungs was par
iial gone with consumption MIR. Cald-
well WAS soon after this advised to {
DR. Schenck'S Nedi iaes, by John $. Be- son
who now lives IN Indianapolis, ind. From
tn .ir use he entirely recovered bis health, MIR
l.. Rawls. druggist at ConneJsvile, says, II
know Of he above case. and can certify to the
lr d OF tho iOIegOirg"
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Norman blanchard

Was cured OF COZ sum ption by Dr.. schenck's
Medicines, in The year 1871. after a council o.
physicians had denounced his case hopeless
enc. His address is Florida, Berkshire county,
Mass,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

The Elm Street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, is the only saloon in the city which
imports its own wines and liquors. They
import in and out of bond Hungarian and
other wines, aud therefore can give their
regular patrons the benefit. No saloon In
the southwest imports direct as much as this
house. Their cigars, lunch, liquors and at
tention given TO the public cannot be ex-
celled in the United States. Don't forget
TO get your lunch and liquors at the Elm
Street Exchange, where you will always
find the affable Jake Menczer and assist
i(nts.
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ssv nssfy nsfgss

M .pI.s 81 ..,, .1,. :, ~ .s,, ,.s.;
.ss ~. ,.s..st :, luslsh.s Ia o.
which, In q letCr 10 Df, Aetsnet, dated FEB
bth, 1859. he ssys' The foregoing h,sI va
wi "a 10 mr. kchsnot sssJ years ago, | can
esly ssy, that my lungs were then p.rfsouJ
cared, 1hsve hsd Ho fsmFn " hsnouhtss Or
luug discnly ffsa IN I dag - this "
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on his lungs. He was soon reduced In flesh
from TO- to $50 pounfs H. suffered severely
win cough, pain in the chest, and loss OF sppe-
lite and ttr'ng h. He was cured by DR..
schencks Medicines.
Loyi Jacks, of Haincsyllle, Meigs Co, Ohio,
Wrote TO DIR. schenck, JUL 5th 1880: The
first indication had of eny disease, was Il
slight tickling in ny throat, which, in week
or 50, developed into q hacking cough. This
has continued for a long tine and troubles me
so rouch that cannot sleep at night l hsv~
lost my appetite, and, from ack of nourisll m N
have grow 20 weak that cannot walk but
rhor, distsnce. have lo.t thirty or forty
pounds 4 flesh"
Or Schenck wrote him, advising the use of
his Notwithstanding nothing rom him until
February Il. TSl, when he again wits: "As
soon as received your letter s>nt for the med.
&c mes yea told me to get. that IL, your Mandrake
Pills, Seaweed onic and Pulmonic Syrup and
began to Lse them as directed. ] soon saw
IN irked improvement in all my symptoms, and
after using Them for some tine was entirely
cured, ! am now free from all pain and trou IDLE
with my lungs, and weigh more haI ! ever
did. CJn,umpiou is in my family, my father
and several others Of my family having died
with it,
See his letters in DE-. sohenck's bsOk On Cen
sum ption, page II.
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The Rev. Stephen Roos, Missionary for
American Baptist Publication Society
at Maidp7l Rock, wis,
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Writes No 9Th 1884, that she has been cured
Of consum ton by DE-. Scheucl2s madicin 3
See her l. lyr on page OF Or. Schencks Book
on COnSp ton.
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Benjamin Douglass. Of
Hiddletown, Conn,

Writes Nov. 9th 1891 II hSve used Dr..
scrneis Medic mes n my amily for many
wears. know OF hose who have been cured
of very serious lung disease by their use"
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A. SchelIy, of tho firm of Smith & Schelly,
DRY Goods Merchants, Grass Lake, Mich,
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Says, 'Twelvc years ago my physician le my
wife 10 die, bat thauks 10 your great medi'i e.,
she lives to-day monument TO their efficacy"
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w. w. Van Antwerp, Editor of the "Daily
Patriot" jackson, Mich,
Reports that l. is BOD WAS cured of congestion of
the lungs, ate the fami y ply siciar rad given
him up, by the use Ut 8 ;henck's Medicines
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

Was attacked with bleeding from the lungs in
1880 caused from OverwOrk. Was cured by DR..
schenck's Medicines
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j. McGonigal, of the Empire House,
Akron, Ohio,


Says; my mother was saved from a consump-
tives grave by the use of DR.. Sehenck's Medi-
ciueBn