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that was heard and the frat bolt that fell In the
vicinity struck the chimney Of Mr.. Sents house,
and the currents of the powerful destroyer were
flashed all over the building. Mr.. De Sent sprang
from his seat Immediately with the sad exclamation,
"My children all deadw It was indeed fearfully
true! The two younger children were killed in
stantly The Oldest boy showed little signs Of life
when the parents reached the bedside-but gasp,
and he, too, liteess. The bed caught IRE, and
the children one by one were removed before the
flames could be extingushed.
None others of the family were injured physically.
The damages to the house are said to be slight and
unimportant. The conclusion OF the stroke was so
great as to stop the clock, and when noticed the
hands still pointed out the minute Is O'Clock and 20
miLutes) when the three children expired-a solemn
record OF a more solemn event.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-07
TERRIBLE.
hree ChiIdren InstantIy KiIIed by LIshtnIug.

Three Children Instantly Killed bY Lightning.
The Mantervtle (Minn.) ESpress OF May 27, says:
OF all the late accounts OF the loss of life by acci-
dent, none seems more sad and touching than that
which happened in our own county on Saturday
evening OF last week, In the township OF Ripley
by friend who lives not far frOm the place, aud
were substantially as follows:-The mans name is
Peter De Sent. He lives In the east part of the
township OF Ripley; has a wife and family OF four
children, daughter married. and three boys OF the
ages OF fourteen ten, and eight respectively. n
seems that the married daughter and her husband
were at her home ON the Saturday evening referred
to. The three young boys retired early that even
Ing, and were all occupying one Ded lempOra-
rily arranged the moor OF a room ad-
joining that in which the parents still
sitting up and alone, occupied in conversation in
relation TO their children But a few moments
after the storm came, and almost the first thunder
, 1870-04-30

Condition OF the Survivors OF the
Richmond Cnlnnity-Tcstimo oz1fn1s
from Abroud-Thc Decision In the
mnyorn1ty Case In EaYor OF Ely
son.
new YORK, April ea.-Despatches from Rich
nond, up to midnight, bring details OF The appal-
ing calamity, and the condition OF the wonnled
Nelson and Judge Meredith are improving, and
Mumford as Internal Revenue Collector, is worse
His agony is ildesc1iDahle The following mcm-
Dcrs Of tic Legislature are doing vel: Kelly; Of
se9sGr o se ss5e9s& & hu e R
Loadcn. A messenger from Governor Wells, at
The resolntons adopted by Tie Illinois Constitu-
tfonal Convention, and forwarded to the gpvcrn-
ment, hare had inc elect az they show that the
Firglnians have friends where once they had
4 large number Of funerals viii take place this
morning carly: The weather Is WAlm. aud the
% n keP e oR " Sa@ r To
gzaphcd q citizen OF Richmond: "Ay heart
bleeds for youz buried people. Draw On me for
l.0oan This came to sorroWing community LIE
Wu:N1N01ns, n. C., april eo..-The excitement
created by hesad news from R1chmond yestcr-
q hc @ nna ess q
city.
RIcuAoND, April ee.-Ihe Supreme Court Of Ap-
Enang aet passed b. the Isssaiare ' vas as con
stitut1ola1, and that Henry R. Enyson, and not
George Chahoon, is the lawful Mayor Of this clr5,
and that all aCtB OF Ey5on, in accordance with the
State law, are legal and binding: Chahoon, under
his formal agreement, will retire from the field,
and EllJson remains Mayor Of the city. The Court
was unanimous In tta opinion, which Is yolumlu-
GUS mud covers every point raised.
RICHMOND, Apri! es.-Inere were five funerals
this morning, intending that Of Dr. Brock, Of the
Examiner, which Was attended BY large number
OF perHous- Both houses of the Legislature met
in the Circuit Court Building to- day, and adopted
a resolution to meet at the Exchange Hotel tem-
pornrtly- .0..
Major Calvert, ex-State Treasurer, and ~ c.
Dunham, Of New Fork, are dying. Both are TIC
Tins OF the disastcr.
The business ho1ses arc still closed.
RICHMOND, April . Evening. Twelve funerals
Guiding thGt Of z. II. Schnneld, City Assessor,
and brother Of Major General Schodeld, which NUS
attended By nearly 1000 people; and those of
Julius Hehson, Collector Of city taxes, and Mm.
latter WIS attended By an immense crowd. me
body was conveyed on an engine, followed hy ali
the other engines Of the department, decorated
With eTergTeena.
Governor Walker has written letter to General
Canby, thanking him for bis Kindness in furnish.
by the late disaster.
A telegram was received By the Secretary OF
State, to-day, from Mayor Fox, Of Philadelphia,
stating that subscriptions we're being raised for
advised the Relief Committee draw on him for
necessary funds
No further deatls to-{lRy. .......
The Governor has issued proclamation dest3-
mating the sth Of May a. day Of humiliation anA
Late this afternoon, all the city property u
possession Of Mayor Chahoon Was surrendered to
Mayor Elly5ou.
, 1870-04-30
ILLINOIS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the
Constitutional Convention.
The Report Of the Committee on
Counties Disposed Of.
The Bill Of Rights.
Report of the COMMITTEES on
Banks and Currency.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
rHF RrrnKr on CDt,EuEa

4hs fAluh4 t'f ". SooStisa
- sfA1saFls-o' ap1i Luz eoa'euaoa ~ ~ An'saea
Ae report on counues po-asJ ~ II oeiock, auo
een' u " tne eon@'tutI:e w nesasoa anu aaJoss-
mens. Vne OF t"o lnpos'aa. amenaneaH VETS
mace. tne most u"pottant uas VI nj. taoicn W
lae seventh secuon' "mon pIosloes taAt ~ ices
OF county omcesa' es1aonsneo py SPECIAL AWE
snaA cease at tne aoopuon o1 LUIS tonsueatloo,
ana sucn olncefs sna4l OIL! receive suca ices as
are p1esclloed ng gene1sI ta"' 1I1s VII! stlaAe
large 1u0oer OF oMee-no!1efs Hno AaFe
mthefto quetls sol special hils tafouen
the Leg1satafe increasing saen ices ma
emotu1nentl I1e Add4tlonA seetlon oHcfeu pg
, 1870-04-30
uoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

EEIIHED ARMF AND NAVY OFFICES FORBIDDEN 10
Mr. LOGAN, RON the Military Committee, re-
ported adversely On the hill permitting retired
army and navy onlcers holding e!ya of1eea
The bill donating condemned cannon to tho Ac-
Phe1son Monument Association passed
Various other p1iya:s bills 1 passed.
The House refused, Il TO s., to take up the Lou
iaana cuntested case Of Darrell against BAILEY,
and proceeded to the business on The Speakers
tahie and md disposed Of large number OF unlmpof-
INC Senate bill 1cea,Izing certain locations Of
agricultural scrip in Wisconsin passed
RAILROAD SUBSIDY
The Senate bill granting lands to aid the COD
suuction Of railroad and telegraph from Port.
land 70 Astoria and Hchlnnsflie, Oregon. excited
III, HOLMAN said this bill appropa-
ated $4,000 acres q public lands: ne ne
there t,a ' we1c ninety bis pending, .app9orra-
ating over 1eo, COO 900 Of acres but he had since
learned that the estimate wss far below the real
III, app1up1iana9 over 95e oeo ooJ Of acres Since
the establishment Of the government there has
sSsn sTs g 5sE sd q
So % les than ia acrss have reen granted 70
M1g eon1aue sn ses rs You'd III Ses E 1on III
there would be no public lAnds LEFT for Homestead
a1a EEL Is
MI Holman continued to argue at length against
N, H. 4 saRGEST replied for i've minutes to Mr.
Hoimaus argument stating that the opposition to
railroad land grants should not come from repre-
pruFemeuts built up by such means
Nj. FITCH also replied TO ME Holman He de.
clated that the policy Of railroad land grants had
been prolific Of great national benefits and Of but
VI. IcCoRHCK spoke briefly in favor Of rail-
III: SMITH, q Oregon, argnet IN support Of
IN Int
, 1870-04-30
4
INDIAN 4.

Strong Evidence in Favor OF the
Former Existence OF u Personal
Devil.
through farm thrce miles soEth Of here, Tue
wotkmen unearthetl skeleton, having, to some
extent, the appearance Of that OF human being,
i've feet ten inches In height The skull Is guile
depressed In front, having two protubcrances o.
horns just above the forehead, curvlng hackEafa'
able length, md terminates In o tall about loot
HI
, 1870-04-30
GEORGIA..

Proceedings In the state Legislature.
ATLANTA. april e9.-In the House tn-1ay the
onIy important notion was an effort to seat six
members who claim to have been elected under
the authority Of old organizations
resolution to that effect was adorted-yeas,
SC: nays, o9. There we're many absentees- ssSotIce
was given for reconsideration Tomorrow.
In the Senate resolution authorizing the Cor
ernuT to provide for the payment OF the interest
ah PRINCIPAL Of the public debt accruinE prior to
July /, 1870, Was adoptcd-yeas, IS; naJs, Is.
4 Joint COMMITTEES Tas appointed 70 Investigate
the affairs OF the Western i Atlantic Railroad.
, 1870-04-30
THE M'FARLAND TRIAL.
Personal Difficulty Between
Judge Davis and Mr.
Graham.

Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW foRK, Aprh 29.-The Mcfarland tTial has
adjourned to Monday. The prosecution sa5B 1t
will only require one or twp days, almost, to
complete Its evidence. Judge Davis, Of counsel
for prosecution, grew Indignant today at the 10
peated iusolence Of John Graham. HIgh words
occurred between them after the closing Of the
court and there WIS q prospect Of muscular dis
cussIon, when bystanders interfeFcd- Judge Hack
EFT rebuked Graham for his side bar Iemntts to
Davis and Gar7in. and viii probably Festrain him
more tn the future The testimony to-day was
InalnlJ upon the lntemperate habits Of Mcfarland,
and his bad temper. .
court this morning, the jury beins found In thelr
seats, the u'el Of Daniel Mcfarland "as re-
TESTIMONY or J. c. HOWELL
J. G. Howell was again put on the witness Btanl
The witness said: Came from Wisconsin IN 1860.
Have been q dentist, dagueHeotyper, newspaper
drug clerk. Have been in the government en-
a es
sider myself an inventor. I called On AcFar-
iaud In the Tombs, IS had promised him should
fIom "a lie 70 ertidc @ % rat kncw % wss to Be- "a Wit
ness for the prosecution on the 18th Of this month
Mr. Sinclair was the rst person to speak to me Of
II. went down to the Tribune ONCE and offered
myself as witness. wrote to the District At
torney that had been acquainted with McFarland
since 1850, and could give Information On the sub
tect. received an answer, and then applied to
Nothing new VAS eliclted from the testimony Of
this WttnefE-
Holdridge Dewey testified: reside at No. 100
L1rcnB street I hare beenss acquainted with Nc
Farland Rnce 1863, when he Vas Commissioner of
showed me, and said be was going to shoot Rich
art1son with It A Mr Knapp, or so1nc such name,
had gtren him the pistol tor that purpose Have
, 1870-04-30
-Nlks41-
CANADA.

Proceedings in tho Dominion PnF.
1fament-The Tariff Qucsti0n-Fro@
posed Compromise with the fkec
River People,
OTTAWA, April 99.-In the Commons yesterday
motion to put coke and coal on the free Ast "as
defeated By large majority.
Mr. Ganter announced that the Red River deae+
Bssea had been consulted by the guvernmeot-
Dou1l1 4 Smiths report OF u: mission To hea
, 1870-04-30

Opposition to Chinese LAbor-Dry
Weather and Injury to Crops-Po-
1tfico1. :.
SAN FRAHcIsco, Arrtl IA mass meeting o1
wofkingmcn last night Decided to oppose at the
approaching election the proposition to subsldlze
the 6outheEn Pacific Railroad unless the company
pledge itself not to employ Chinese labor.
injury done to the crops, In portions Of the STATE
they are q failure.
The County Judge OF Los Angeles has decided
that colorcdl people cannot he registered until up
proEstste legislation Is had on the Fifteenth
Amendment
There arr signs OF reaction In Oregon. The
Democratic doctrine Of Reputation has been In
coTpornted In their platform in Atizoua.
, 1870-04-30

Riye4was laid before the House he recommends
that at1unx military force be sent .-..-.,.
The following Is the reported plan Of compEo-
mise 10 be offered by the government: First 70
afrauiza small province on hOth aides OF Red
River, about 11o miles square, which Will cover the
settlement Of half breedA Second, the Legislature
shall hive control Of the public tands Of the
Dominion Tor colonial expenses Fourth, the bal
ance Of the new territory shau be governed from
GttaWa.-
, 1870-04-30
NGyy 0r1CnnR NThrkcts

NEW ORLEANS, April 4s.-CoTros-Fism; fall
receipts, G'oS bales; exports. 1910 bales: stock
1366e3 bales. Receipts for the week. p, 1sI bales
exports, q. .7gQ bales; sales, Il, so bales
RREADS1 EFFs Fs-Flour drli; $A5o{2atQ. CoIu
<1.1sHSLta. Oats, &C.
BRAN-S1-40-
uAY-F1rm 1t S2G21 ..-.
FRor1s1oSB-Pnfk firner; mess, $3o.2S99. Is
Bacon nrmer at 13491s. Hams, 1s@19Hc- Lard
easier and Irregular
Other articles unchanged.
SIEnI IH{-2S4.
, 1870-04-30
OHIO.
Meeting in Mansfield to Cons1dcr the
Project demonstrating u fkaiIroad
Retxeen xhat City and Co1dsSater,
m 1frhfRHn.

H1lE1Akd&As
specia1 Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MANSFIELD. April as.-Messrs. Lawyer, Park
hurst, md Shlpuan, committee from ColdWateE.
Michigan, we're in this city today, to confer With
our citizens in regard to the proposed ratlroad
route between Coldwa,er ant1 this point. An IL
formal meeting Of business men WAS held thss a.
tcrnoon, which was addressed b. MessEA taEyGr.
Patkhnrst, and Lewis, touching the pFaet!cability
Of the proposed route and, also, as to the Ability
and Willingness to build the road Win tne eas. ae
IoT, Remarks favorable to the project and exqlah.
atory Of the position of Mansfield In regar 70 the
different routes we're msds by several o. X, o1s
ctttseng. d. C. Hedges, J. .. Matson, and ". >.
Hicfox were appointed committee TO report a.
organization fof the proposed route berHeen Cola-
sppoinfed, consisting Of J. H Cool, ~. Tracy,
It. s. HIcloI, s. B. Sturges, and Dr. Wm+ 6nsn-
ne1l 10 e1aInaue the different routes and report 10
q future meeting as to tho most feasible one The
proper papers hare been made out tor the 1ncol-
;,oradon Of the Mansfield, Co1dwater 4 Lake A!eh-
tCan Railroad and Will be placed On 1c n the Sec
ietary Of States oG1ee- Capital, f5o0, GO lneol-
ppt1tpTE James Puru5, 4 l. SeulBcs, l. Il hees'
b. Djrlam and 1. B. MAtSou.
, 1870-04-30

PITTSBURGH, April 29-Crude petroleum fIm:
closing stronger with an adyance; sales e,4o0 brla
SPOT, nt 11zxc: 19c was afterwards asked; buyer
TIL October, 1sNc; oil The year, 144814Hc. Re
at 271c; 500 brls each May md June. &c; 5000
June, e7,{; ne quote April, e6kGe7c; May, sthc
bid; Ju}y to December, CSC hid; August 10 De-
cember, e3Lc.
, 1870-04-30

Nenbers Of KILWIESIHG LODGE, 511. A. F. L
4. H., arr notified to meet At their Hail. on SUNDAY
It halfpast O'Clock. sharp, 10 attend the
funeral Of late Brother, James Carucs Members Of
sistrr Lodges arc frateruay inFited to ue With Us
, 1870-04-30

Kailrond Meeting ut OSHKOSH.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
/ 0suEosU, Wis, april 29.-There VAS large at
tendance at railroad meeting here tonight pre-
! s!dcd over by Mayor Stringhan. 4 committee
Of Elk, one from each ward, and the Mayor, VAS
appointed to consult with the officers Of M!lwan-
| nection With W1nneconue and the Northern d.
vision Of that road-
, 1870-04-30
Masonic.

Special Aase1ntly Of CHICAGO GRAND LODGE
PEAFECrI0f. &. 4 A.. II. Masoas, this tSATuR.
work,
By order Of Tie I. r, G. M.-
, 1870-04-30

ORIENTAL LODGE No. q. A-E.EA N. Special
Communication. By order Of the ". H. thIs Saturday
evening, At ~ O'Clock, for work the Sd = In tie
MASONIC TEMPLE, DeaIbo1n4t. VIsitura coriislIy
inTtted to attend
, 1870-04-30

Haflroad Tunnel at Baltimore
BALTIMORE. April 2.-Wo1k has been cu1-
mcnced On the Ereat tunnel OF tue Balnmole q e
Potomac RAILWAY, ia the northwestern SECTION Of
thte city. 80.
, 1870-04-30

Pr7sHuRGH, April 2a:-The uon: WIN. Mont
,fomefT, ek-Aembcr o1 Congress, died at hts resi-
ucuce II NastIpKtuu, Pa-, last night
, 1870-04-30
WASHINGTON.

!
n.14. 4Lo pono+o m the f!nn-
Ouoaeo " 'Ae NoA |
o,.o7 C11hipct nf Paving South
arm War ClnlmBs
!. L
--
Testimony III lAe EfSAAeA'S
Hureaxl unve6tiE0tlOn.
|
- |
SOUTHERN WAR c1A1xs |
s,ce3., 1,crnatrh tn The Chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON. Ami, ao.-Tne Senate to-day COL
luded to dIscnss the subject Of paying the claims
<,f 1nys1 cn in the South before rass1ng upon any
1naty1dunl Case. The matter came up on . bin for
The relief Of man in Tennessee Objection to
this whole class Of payments was made By Mr.
Trumbu}l. when he was Informed that the Senate
had passcd precisely the sa1ne character Of bill
Yesterday to mar O. n; Cutter OF Missouri for cot
ten. Upon this HI. Trumbur said II that was the
case, he wonld move to send over to the House and
recall the bill which motion was agreed to, and
no more business Of this sort viii slip through M
noticed ...-
THE HOWARD INVESTIGATION.
Dlsburssng Officer Brown continued his test-
mony On the Freedmens Bureau investigation To-
day PaSt oI inc !uaoocf usco IN tue cfcceon OF
C1..,.. Yr.-,.~a III, Fn$h ~. 10 49, T. rs.,..
<.s-a. 49,. .o,,..es. w. 49, x," 49,, -
-. 49,. ~
as ~ uSs tsn,.. 'a +.nA 1o"
ard had ordered them to PAY for It Tenements
wesr buzz 1of 1rcenmen TO me number OF several
hundred, because certain barracks number OF
thcrn hal occuufed were ,ircn IN. T1tnesa hntl
-I asIn,. ,.7s.-.,. rs,ras ,s,n++r,. -
Pau 4ot eA1ff 1 ...ss A~..o. ~ ~3.6' eAe
Of 1urnaccs' ana e1ecaou OF scnenent houses
all on me Ho"afa tnl'esaaty ground He
Fas directed 10 os1ng oetaueo sta1e1oens
- ~ e. ~ .,so ran1s ~ 500
tnontas " *4,.eu - .4se eane aN'' W. o.as
the bnlcau- amer 1a'1nR e1eesed posa uuise1altg
and hoepital payB the trustees 600 rent for tho
privilege Of neodouaIters in the nrst, and s. 900
tor tha ,,se ~ rho hosn1,a1 fhe letfer being con
'ut ane use " LIZ 4nsr1 ~ sH".s' 80. oe.4s -
stdered the medlcal department. OF lae university
Against this the defence sets up that more rent
than This Has pald before the removal Of the head
<,.,vte-, n fte ,,nixerstv :.
-,SI- - ~. 1-.,~ 7,~o.ta.r+ ~ tbo
Ill. so1oeou1s' VI Se" 1oAs r1es'oea. ~ +1s
American Building Block Company. testified TINT /
he so.d The richt TO use the blocks In the District Of
C,...,. ~ IN ooo =, cano,o, .1ou-a,a ,na fonr
Eol1ntda 1ol $la,eeo W uene1a1 fat"aio auo AouA
other bu1can ofncerE- The sale tooE place a1e*
weeks before the plans for the unirergity were
nrenare1 The cn1ut.ttree has adjourned I'LL We'd
$500,
oeoHo:' "
TEE OREGON RAILROAD.
The Oregon Railroad bFf, which passed the
u,nsn ~ aav br +h,-+r ,,a4n,7.r "a nntn r7nttn
- - -. ,...s1oss. .u.,u... uha
GAaon u LIE I'oaIs 3te1eA"'oAe po4 4saeN' 80
grant WIS fixed at ten sections per lille, or ha4
the usual grant to the Pacific roads, and q pro-
, 1870-04-30
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
PUBLIC NOffGf

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the annual meeting OF
stockhoIde-s Of the Chicsso, Rock Island / Pacific
road Company. fer the election Of Ditte.ctE- End
transaction Of euch other busfess may CONC be
uaId meeting according to Law, will be held At The O.
of said company. In Chicaso. On WEDSESDAf.t Tia
day next at IL u'eh<h The tt71sftE be
VII be e]ceed On Th1rsday, April y, 1ssu.
JOHN F. TRACY. Preaidt-
EBExER CooH, Secretary.
DtyEHrnur Anil q 1Ep
, 1870-04-30
Red Cloud 1nke1 u Few Modest DC
manda nm the GQEeIonlepks

i: Fokr: FHT1ER,LAS, Wyoming, April ea-Red
Cloup left here yesterday, With 500 Sioux. for
Powder River, to collect his bands Hs wishes 70
70 I'd Washington with the principal Chiefs to see
the 3;Eeat Father. He says he has John Richard,
JE., prisoner, and Til1 deliver Richard up At
washington, but not before they get poWderr 1904,
= ffaa
, 1870-04-30
UamaXes Awarded TO an Injured
Man,
Died.

BALTIMORE, Aprn aa.-A1e1. Thompson, colored,
who claimed = 800 from the CITY Railroad III
forcible cectment from the interior OF one Of their
cars, has been awarded SO by a jurJ.
, 1870-04-30

Graham, counsel for the defence, stepped up 70
Judge Davis, called him pettifogEing thief, and
threatened to chastise him. Judge Davis stepped
back, put his hand in his coat pocket, and warned
Graham. The Inter then tauuted him, saying:
Tou were hired to come here to send man to
the galfoWs-r The court Officers here intettered,
and the parties were separated.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-03

Empty Bitirrs hotties, Of various styles car
he found around almost every dwelling and
cabin throughout the land Their taste I.
pleasant; and are sdrerfised to cure almost cyrts
disease, while the manufacturer kross the,
possess no medical. properties mhntcycr. Tho,
are 90 many DISCUSSES for eTescdisgiy common
beverages which do not, nor can possibly eur
any one.
Beware Of these pleasant hitters in que RI bo,,
ties. they contain q sling for your riials, an
he who ouys tbem carries i~topcr's' g,og in,
his house, One man Who Knows nothing
about medicine, says his big bottles ofcommop
sta6 will cur chiils md fever, rheumatism
and consumption another, whose hotlss ar.
very fancy, cures al Impurities a The blood
makes old men young. resm nut devils. rrsiores
sight to the blind. and numerous other mira
les; while Jet another. Who prerumes ever.
man ! drunkard, proportes 10 rure collie, III
growing nsils, yellow fever henri disease sns'
lovc-sick msidens,i We know they nakrno
such cures, We now the people Al large ara De
ceived aad swindied. and a. W desire ID ven.
tilAie these conmen humhugs, make the fellow
ing challenge V one and all
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-03

The only acknowledged ristiae Tonic and ".
male Regulator ksown. will cure all those com
plants above mentioned IN an Incredibly short
time. The Bittsrs al once srsuses, strengthens
aud restores the womb 10 lss natural condition,
removing obstrue,isns relieving pain and reg.
alatins the monthly period. yondsr stand a.
pale, feeble and lansuld girl, jus, bursting into
v~omsnhood she l. the pride Of all, but bark
shs silently steals pickle, Eats chalk, or
slate pencil no appetite for food she turns
with dull we ans seeks solitude; her eye no
longer spsrkles; nsr merry laugh Is no longer
heard ringing through the air she mopes about
with bloolless lips and gums, with headache,
palpiistion, constipation, swimming Of the bead,
cold feet aud hands, melancholy; she has q
coated tongue, offensive breath, and . host OF
otter evils ton numerous 20 mention.
When neglected al these systems become ag-
rava,.d, there is sick stomach hearthurn, a
dark line settles under the eyes, the legs and
ANGLES are swollen, the hair looses It's gloss and
falls Oh, there il a brittleness and splitting Of
the hnger-nails. swollen abdomen, extreme ner-
vousness, fretfnlness, panis and aches dry
cough, Hystetical Pits rapid prostrntion
epilepsy and DEATH Nyou, or any Of your
friends, are thus afhicted, send at once for a
bottle Of English femsle Bitters and be cured.
It's effects are magical In such complaints
Surely no mother will postpone and delay I'M
Ill
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-03

.s 80 ass -
saff - Iae
- - 81
go 'ssff ~sf II @n af~fsf =
sas Hss H saa
= - =M ~ F 49, tsists 80
asss ffssss4 Hae - $50 80
81 y ss $3.50
fsaeHa $3.50 80 fssfsI 80
HIIstE a4f a&flasas = - nffis4
Hlesf 81 fllsf 49, ~ .sssss $50
Assfsl - ftsHf