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The New York herald., 1878-10-23
THE BILLINGS CASE.

NEW TrIAL TO BE URGED BY THE PRosFCU-
TIoN-REMAINs OF THE MURDERED WOMAN
xxHuMED- CURIOUS DEVELOPMENTS wHICH
FoLLowED-sENTIMEur OF THE JURY.
(By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SARATOGA. N. Y, Oct. %, 1878.
From perfectly trustw orthy Information II may be
said that tho prosecution in the Billings will
insist upon another trial. and that tho counsel for
tho people will strsnuousy oppose the application for
hts release bail to be made before Judge LandoD,
Al Schenectady, on Thursday. rhero will also be a
strong effort by the prosecution 10 secure change
OF venue No place Is yet designated but tho trial
will not take place oefOrc midwintcr
NEW DEVELOPMENTS.
IL has beon discovered, from perfectly reliable
SOURCE that when tho counsel Tor thc prosecution
humsd Mrs. Billings romans, tney found that the
body had already been disintercd, and all the brains
ana particles OF the skull had been removed; also
that she direction OF ball not straight
ncsses stated the trial. aud II did not pass through
the head but stopped when II struck tho opposite
side oil thdskul. Tho examination made II clear that
the wound could not have becn made by tho largest
navy revolver, nor by ball weighing less than
go grains moving with great velocity, tho
skull being shattered clear around; also that
the weapon have been held the head. IL Is
remarked as singular TIM, the prosecution did not
know the absence OF the brain uD I'll the body
exhumed. and that tho defence did not know OF 1t.
In this connection Billings remark ~ Blood, the
Juror, Nv hy aon't the people sxhumc tho body p Is
suspicious OF certain parties having removed tue
brain.
JURY THOUGHT.
Burr, tho foreman oi the jury, says every juror
tablsh u clearly enough 10 warrant conviction These
new Developments serve TO Keep the excitement In
tho case from abatine.
die n
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
MEXICO.

THE ARMY DEMoEALrZED FOR WANT OF PAY
II LNEss OF GENERAL EscoDEDo-rHE CAR
vaJAL EoxDs RECOGNIZED BY THE pIsz
GOVERNMENT.
wAsnrSGroS, Oct. 20, 1878.
Semi Official ndvces received here to-day from
Mexis9 the effect that tho soldiers Of the .Di-
vision OF Norshn have received any pay since
last July, and that IN consequence desertons into
Texas becoming worry numerous.
number OF the troops IN Morelia arc said to have
lisbanded Tor lack OF means of subsistence.
GENERAL EscoBEDo ILL
General Escobedo Is reported very III In mis- prison
and the dostors attending bim think an operation
may 90 necessary. Tho prisoners fricnds complain
OF severity OF treatment by his jailors.
THE CARvAJAL BoSDa
The Dsz government Is SAID TO have rccognz zcd the
nationai Liability Tor tho Carvaja loan negotiated Ia
New York for the Republic when Maxi lmiiian held the
capital and Juarcz Was In Paso del Norte the Rio
Crande.
The government, Is stated viii paw the interest
the coupons due ms they arc presented as tho
sxigenciss OF the National Treasury will admit
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
MURDER IN INDIANA.

TWO FARMERS SETTLE THEIR DIFFICULTIES
WITH A KNIFE AND REVOLVER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
SPRISGYrELp, Ohio, Oct o. 1874
Intelligence 10 received here OF fatal difficulty be-
tweon two mon, Peter Brass aud Adam Drummond.
at Port Fulton near ersonvilie, Ind. Brass and
Drummond had quarrelled about horse collar. pro-
fesssdly belonging TO Drummoud. Brass and Drum.
mond had formerly worked small iarm shares,
each ono OWNING horse. Recently Drummond LETT
the iarm and went work a shipyard near JeGer-
sonvilIc. Brass came and took Drummond's horse
collar and refused 10 give it up unless Drun.moud
paid bill which Brass claimed. Drumm0nd denied
tue DILL. hence the quarrel.
Last night Brass was passing Drummond's house
IL Is alleged tnat Drummond threw or his coat and
attacked Brass with big knife, cutting terrible
cash in hts arm. Tnen Brass drew . revolver and
not three times. when Drummond tell. Brass denb-
oraley aimed at Drummond's heart aftcr the fall
fred fourth tims This was done IN the presence OF
the wives OF both men and several neighb0rs Drum
monds vito TO him and saw him breathe his last
bciorc his murderer was out OF signL Brass ar
rested and Imprisoned IN Jen.rsonv,le He 10 old
offender He Is forty years Of age ana without chit
dron. he has long been known as u dangerous char
acter. Drummond was quiet, industrious man.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
JEALOUSY BEHIND THE SCENES.
lBY rELronAPH TO THE HrnALp.l

lpY TELEoBAPH TO THE HFRALD.1
SPRiNGYrELD, OHIO, Oct. -, 1873
Tonight, a the performance Of "L,tic Envy" by
the Charles Dickens Combination, George Fawcctt
Rowe sustaining the character OF wilkins Micawber,
m,id tragedy Was enacted behind tho scenes Rowe's
wife, s'Miss Kate Grard,' had sustained the roles OF
Emily ana Martha. Miss Estclia Clayton. who had
PLAYED the role OF Agnes wicsnc'd. was discharged
from the troupe a few days ago because OF Miss Kate
G,rara's jealousy. Mss Clayton Is . very pretty
woman both aud of tho stage; also
clever actress Tonight Miss Clayton, ac-
compsuied by Springfield gallant, took
prominent position IN tue audience. THIS
cnragcd ana disturbed Miss Girard that she
fused TO play white Miss Clayton was oc-
fore her While the manager Of ths troupe was
ibtercedng with Miss CLAYTON 10 leave tho
audience Miss Girard quietly returned TO her hotel
Rowe sent n message begging her "lor Goi's
sake, his sake, tho troupcs sake TO return
and play her roe." but she would not
After several long pauses aud after tho curtain
twice lowered on unfinished scenes, tho manager
camc forward anu announced tnat Miss Girard had
been sc,zed with ncmorrhage OF the lungs that her
role would be lett out aud another version oil the play
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Albert J. Myer, Chief Signal onlcer Unissd
States Army: Smith NJ. Wood. OF Pia,tsburg. n. r.;
Henry K. Pierson and J. Il. Ramsey, Of Albany; sx.
Congressman Calvin T. Hubbard, Of 50. Lawrence
county N. Y. tsanc v. Baker, Jr, Of Comssoeks, N.
Y. ana Charlemayne Tower, OF Philadelphia, are a
the Filth Avcnuc Judge Charles Daniels, OF the New
York supreme Court, and Lieutenant Commander II.
C. White, United States Navy, arc at the Windsor.
james r. Osgood, OF Boston, Is At the .Abemaris.
Marcus P. Norton, OF Troy, Is At the Aosropelitsns
Benjamin P. Cheney, Of Boston, and Frederick Bin
ings, OF Vermont arc at the Brcvoort. Lieutenant
c. Wilkinson, OF the Royal Engineers, British Army,
is Al tho 81. Nicholas. Judge J. N. Wooiworth. ol
Omaha, is AZ the Gilsey.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
THE INDIANS
sP. cIMEN INJUSTICE OF THE WHITE MAN
TOWARD THE INDIAN

IMPROVED CONDITION OF THE wINNEBAooEs-
sP. cIMEN INJUSTICE OF THE WHITE MAN
TOWARD THE INDIAN.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2:, 1878
Conrad White, United States Indian Agent at the
winneoseo Agency, IN Nebraska, has forwarded bis
eighth annual report to tho Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs, IN which he compares the condition OF tho
Winnebagoes at the date OF his rst annual report
and at this time Then they unsettled people,
living In iepecs located principally in villages In the
unhealthy bottom lands, devotiug but little auen-
tioa to agriculture, being fed with weekly rations
OF beef and -four. costing the government
Sl9,0l9 during the last nine months OF the year end
Ing June 80. 1870. and S27 972 Tor tho succeeding
year; holding In common what little property they
possessed, ana governed by fourteen hereditary
chiefs who ADVERSE to tho adoption Of customs
OF civilization. Now nearly every head OF a family
holds patent issued BY The General Land Office at
Washington for eighty acres Of land. which
is vested in them ana their heirs with
out the right Of alienation. On these eighty.
acre allotmeuts ninety substantial wood and BRICK
houses have been butt by contract costing about
$500 each, besides number OF good frame houses,
built BY the agency carpenters anu by the Indians.
UNDER CULTIVATION.
Tho aggregate amount OF land nnder cultivation by
dians the,r estimated at 2 500 acres
10 the product OF this land and The wages received
for work performed Tor tho government and
for white in the country adjoining their
reservation they depended during the year thoir
subsistence nothing having been issued BY the De-
partmcnt in tho way OF ra.ions, excepting three
POUNDS Of 'ur per elk to Indian sonolar aud
TINS only as reward for regular ana punciuai atend-
ance ut the day schools the indy wealth
Of the Indians at this time amounts to
$3.50, ,000 and there are so many questions arising
respecting the ownership and proeclion Of property
that the application Of Stale laws to the reservation
and citizenship ny the Indians is desired by many,
with the number SO inclined constantly increasing
WHITE MEMS NOTIONS or JUsT.cK.
As an Instance OF Inc peculiar notions OF justice
teraIned ny the whites in the vicnity, an instance
grudge against tho settler Tor whom The
Iudlan was cnopping WOOD. The murder Is repre-
sented TO have been shocki0g cold bOodcd assassi
nation and proof of the guilt unqucstonabc The
murderer never indicted (thoush tho caso
presented tho Grand Jury OF DAKOTA couniy). Tor
the. .reas0n that II only lndian that Killed
ana It would not DO proper 10 incur the expense OF
bringing tho case TO triaL Eight years beiore hve
Indians had beon convic less evidence
10 the penitentiary Tor lilo for killing white man.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
LOSS OF THE OCEAN LILY.

The British schooner Ocean Lily was cast away on
tho 4th OF September last The southern coast Of
Cuba, At place called Pho Vega. Her captain, y.
Myers. with james and Levi Cook, mate and steward
respectively, reached this port yesterday on the
American schooner Evening Star, Captain Chicxs
from St Jago and Guantanamo. Tho remainder Of her
crew oil seven returned here ON the bark Scotland.
The Ocean Lily was built somc eight years ago, and
was worth $4,000. Her owner Is Mr.. A. ~ Whitman,
OF Halifax, N. ). The vessel lett Halifax, july 70,
with 4 general cargo OF cured lsn for Kingston, il.
ma,ca wntcn port she roachod on tho 23d OF shat
wonth After leaving there aud up to September 4.
strong winds prevailed. On that day, the schooner
was caught In hurricane OF Gaiata. and the iols
low ing Afternoon drted ashore. All hands escaped.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OYprCE or rnE Cmigr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsniSGroS, Oct. 23-l A. n.


OYPfCE TnE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsniSGroS, Oct. 23-l a. ~
Indications
For New England, increasing cioudincss, followed
BY rain warmer northaastcriy winds. falling baron
eter followed In west portions by rising barometer
and colder northwest winds.
For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy, rainy
weather, warm castcry backing TO colder northwest
winds, falling. followed by rising barometer.
FOR tue South Atlantic States, colder partly cloudy
and cloudy weather, with frequent rain, nwescry
v,pds rising, preceded In east portions By falling
barometer
For the wcss Cult States warmer. clear or partly
cloudy weather, variable winds, mostly southery,
lower pressure.
For tho lower lake region, cosdy ana rainy weather.
colder westerly winds, rising preceded In
portions by falling barometer.
For the upper lake region parity cloudy weather,
westerly winds, generally shifting TO warmer south
erly, stationary or lower pressure.
Cautionary signals continue at Lcwes, Cape May,
Atlantic City, Barncrat Sandy Hook, sandusky,
Cleveland and section Fivc, Erie, Buffalo, savannah,
Tvbec Island. Charleston, and are ordered for
Rochester, Oswsgo md section SIX, New York.
New Haven, Now London, Newport. wood's Hole
pos,ou. and section six. Baltimore. Causionsry OF
shorc signals are ordered for Wilmington, smith,
vile, Macon. Cape Lookout, Cape Hatteras, Kny
Hawk, Capo Henry and Norfolk.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
TRAIN ROBBER KILLED.
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

hANSAS CIrr, MO-, UCt. ~, 1878.
Big Mike Roark, leader OF gang OF highwayman,
who robbed trains on tho Council Bluffs, Atcheson.
Topeka and Santa f6 roads last spriDg, was
arrested los. Saturday, ana late last night Dan
Dement, was killed by q dctectiva The gang
had planned a robbery OF the Kansas Pacific
train out on the Piaina but . member
OF see gang gave his partners away, end
posse OF picked men attacked them. Roark
was captured and Dement, led. Being pursued sby
officers they came on him In dug out rhompson's
Croek and Lan, the detective, called on him TO sur.
render lie was nred a. by Dement, who sent q ball
INTO the roboer's sida The wounded man fought like
= tiger aud nred seven shotA when Light shot him
through the brain, killing him instantly. This breaks
up one Of the most desperate gangs In the United
States reward OF "a 900 has been ous for Roark'B
body for ox uonsna
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
DESTRUCTIVE PkAIaIE FIRES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.


OMAHA, NEB., Oct, %, 1878.
Teiegrams received here to-day show that the
prairs hres in Butler Seward and Saunders counties
are tar destructive and sweeping ,han had been
supposed. Tho nre originated in the Platte River
bottom. northw OF David City, and extended
territory eight by twcnty 1.-Two miles in extent, sweep
Ing away every growing thing, stacks OF hay and
grain. barns, farm houses etc. Leaping the Repub-
can Valley Railroad track, burning tolo
graph poles and ties on the railroad
many places making soid wall Of
flame, It swept down David City with fearful
r.pidity. The town was barely saved BY promptly
setting n back IRE, not two minutes too Bsne
Creek valley, splendid farming region and thicky
settled, Ia scene OF black des0laion, having been
swept perfectly clean. Tho same Is tho case TO the
south cast. Fine groves, with which most OF the
farmers have protected their houses anu farm bua.
ngs, lor which Butler county is noted are completely
swept away, and years Will DO necessary to restore
them Inc very door yards OF Brainard village were
burned In The overw nelming wind the flames leapsd
all ordinary hrs guards with Had the railroad
proved barrier the villages OF Oak Creek aud oil the
mead waters OF Blue River now burned over, would
escaped.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
GOVERNMENT. OF NOVA SCOTIA

HALIFAX, Oct 20, 1878
meeting Of tho hbcrai-consvrvative members re-
Gently elected TO tho local Legislature held
night, when t is understood local government was
decided upon composed as iollows:-
T. n. Holmes, Provincial Secretary.
J. I. ID, Thompson, Attorney General
Hon. Samuel Crcolman. Commissioner OF Mines
and WORKS.
Win the following members OF the Cabinet with
cot ofncc:-N. ". White, OF SbeIburnc; Charles
Townsend, of Cumberland; Alexander Campbcii, of
Inverness; James :. Mcdonald, Of Kings county; W.
D. Troop, OF Annapolis; II. y. McDoueaiL OF Capc
Breton.
Il 70 rumorsd that f. L. Mosely will bc tho Speaker
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
RACING IN ENGLAND.

THE NEWMARKET HoUGHToN MEETING-IsoN-
oMY THE WINNER OF THE cAMBRIDGEsHILE
STAKES.
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON Oct %, 1873
Tho race for the Cambridgeshr Stakes took place
to-day At the Newmarket Houghton meeting. and
was won by Mr.. +. Gretton's Isonomy. Count F. de
Laerange's CiemsntIne was second, and M. X.
Pscks La Mcrveillc thlrd
BETTING.
Mr. I. l. Roeds Macbeth was the favorite At IL 10 2
but failed to got place. The last betting was SO to
against Isonomy, &C TO agai.st Ciementins and 20
/ against La Merveillo There were thiriy.eight
starters.
Csmbridgeshre STAKES. OF 25 each, 10 forfeit
and only IL declared before tuesday, the 10Th
Of september q, twelve O'Clock noon, with 300 sovs
added by the Jockey Club: tho winner OF the Don
caster 81. Legcr 10 carry weight 70 be fixed when
the weights are published the winner OF . nandcap
value 800 sovs after publication OF the weights, to
carry 10 Ib oi any other han0icap It's extra; the
winner OF the Cesarowitch II lbs ex RAJ tho second TO
reccivc 100 sovs o, the stakes and tho third to
save hts stake; ontrance, sovs. CamDridgcshire
coarse, 1 mile. 24O yaros u77 subs.)
Mr. +. Gretton's0 .. Q. lsopomy. years, by Ster-
ing out OF Isoia Bella. 80
Count y. de Laerange's cb. T. Ccmentine, years,
Ny Mortemer, out Of Regaiia, l04 lbs............
Mr.. r. Peck's b. !. La MerveIIe, years, by Blair
Atnoi, out OF CAuioron. 81 Ios................. 3
TIE WINNER
The landing OF this handicap by Isenomy, with
thirty-sevcn horses behind him, Ia a creditabls VIC
tory for his owner, and proved n great surprise.
lsonomy was bred by tho Messrs Graham, and as
two-y ycar-old ran three times, these performances
showing something IN his favor. His hrst attempt
was tho Brighton Club Two Year Oid
Stakes. about four furlongs, when no finished
bad third to Ersiia and Preciosn He managed to
capture tho Second Nursery STAGES, four furongs at
the Newmarket First October Meeting beating large
field, and then second to Beadman with thirteen
behind him, N tho Nursery Hanucap. iour furiongs
~ tho Newmarket HoughIon Meeting. HIS Grst ap-
pcarance this year was In the Cambridgeshirs, Us
shove
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
ALMOST A CATASTROPHE.
[BY TELEoRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
PpfLApElrHIA. Oct % Isl

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ~, 1878.
Thorc was marrow escape from terrible accident
al a public meeting hero this evening Hendricks
Hall, iu tho Eleventh ward, was denscly filled with
tho democrats OF the district TO listen TO speeches.
from Mr. Randall and Others Just as the proceed ngs
were bog ming the chairman was privately informc
that the floor was setting and that there was i'm
mincnt danger OF q fearful catastrophe. with great
presence OF mind he announced tnat MI. Randall hud
not arrived aud would speak IRON the front OF tho
bu,ld,na Tho crowd was thus qaicy got out OF dam
ger aud panic avoided, none Vi them knowing the
peril they had escaped until u was over while Mr.
randall was making his speech, standing in door.
s,ep some threw large stone which narrowly
escaped wounding him.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
A HUSBANDS VENGEANCE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE BERALD.1

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Oct. 22, 1873
Bowling Green tKy.) despatch says the
scottsvilio stage driver brought the iuselli-
eence to town iato last evening OF q mur-
dor committed OF Spans Mill, midway between
hero and ScJttsville. Chafnn bnd takcn NcwtoE's g
wfc with tho intention OF eiopine. Newton seised
ooubls.barrci shotgun, pursued them and hte-
rally shot Chafhn's head into fragments.
He then took his wfc behind him
and returned IN tho direction OF home. Newton has
not becn seen posse Is In hot pursuit OF him.
Cnalln lett PROSTATE with bis brains strcwn all
over the ground.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
MIR. vANDERBILTs WESTERN LINE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CrxyelANp Dhto Oct % 1875

CLEvELAND, ONO, Oct. %, 1873.
The rumor which was current here ABOUT a month
since has juss now assumed moro definite proper.
tons 1. Is 10 the effect that J. II. Deversux OF
this city, President OF the Cleveland Columbus, Gin
oinnsu and Indianapolis Railway, and receiver Of
the Atlantis and Great western, has been rendered
by william H. Vanderbilt general control OF the lines
west oi CLEVELAND IN the iatter's hands These IN.
clude Lake shore ana Micbigsu southern, Michigan
Central and Canada Southern. whethcr there Is
truth In the report not ~ 10 isct that Mr.. Dev.
ereux Is absent In New York, AND that some prom-
nent railway mon, apprsciating hts ability, would
ike 70 bring about such an appon tmsnt which
would allow ~. Vanderbilt more leisure Tor man
aging hss Eassssn hnsa
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
soZoDONTi sozoDONTii

To preserve the teeth and keep them and white.
their decay therc no preparation In the markee
eoual TO SozopoSr; the gums In naturally
hard and condition there Is superior TO Soso
noxr a. nury and ath there rival
SozopoSr no wonder that the poputaes
of sozopoNr dentiirice has bounds-thAs IL 10
m use among ali cleany and sensible people tho vids
world over.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
BRITISH COLUMBIA ELECTIONS.

SAN FnAScsco, Oct %, 1873.
Avicioria despatch says the elections Tor tho Com
mons has resulted IN the return OF Sir John Mac
Donaid by vote OF nearly two TO one over tho other
can diaaief, ana tue return OF Mr.. Decosmos by n
majority OF IS over Mr. Davies.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
DOMINION SENATE.

TORONTO, Ont, oct. %, 1878.
II l. of1ciaily announced that Senator wmot, Of
New Brunswick will oe President OF the Senate and
! member Of the govern mcnt without q portfolio
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
rnE wRArHER YESTERDAY.

This following record win show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-fsur hours In CON-
pnr,son win The corresponding date OF last year. a.
indicated by the thermometer At Hudnuts pharmacy,
Herald building, 2ls broadway
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
INDICTED FOR MURDER.

[pY rELBenaPH 10 THE 'HEnALp.1
WHEELING, W. Va, Oct ~, 1878.
Henry schmuIbach, prominent liquor dealer Of
ms city. was to-day indicted for the murder Of
usm,lsoa r. Forsyth ON August "a, 1878. sehmul-
bach beat forsyth 70 death with his feet
The New York herald., 1878-10-23

I love IL. I love Il, and who shall dare
To chide me for loving my SozonoSr tberer
I've used IL, and blessed it . thousand times,
TIL my breath 10 as sweet as posts rhymes,
Till my teeth are white as diamonds rare.
oh n precious thing IL my SozoDoNr fart
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
FLORfLTHE,

for tho toeth ana BREATH best liquid dcnsiee iu
Inc world II thoroughly cIennscs partially dcesyed teeth
from ali parasites living animacu@" leaving them
ns.riy white tmparting delightful fragrance 70 the
breath The FLoRiiyE removes Instantly all
odor arisng from foul tobacco smoke. Beus
nnrtiy o honey aud the Of
herbs and plants Is perfectly harmless and delicious
sherry. - ...,c -. -
London, Eng and anu retaisd everywhere.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23

ANNCUNC UNCEMENri-LADIES MAY COMMENCE
writing lessons 23 East i4th daily this
GOLDSMITH.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
SUICIDE BY DROWNING.

BY TELEGRAPH TO TUE HERALD.1
WHEELING, w. Va. Oct. 22, 1s7a
George F. Tape, German in good circumstances
ana dong tar business in this city, committed sui,
eide by drowning this morning IN the ONO River He
had been su urerng from insanity for iew days.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23

A-FALL STYLES GENTLEMEN'S HATS
ready, at popular prices. hnc SILK HAT. S.
BROAD
The New York herald., 1878-10-23

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The New York herald., 1878-10-23
VIEW CIVILIZATIONS

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The New York herald., 1878-10-23

AWHILE wAlilNG FOR COUGH "r0 GO
as IL came" You often sowing the seeds Of consump
ton Better try once Dr. JArSKs ExrkcroRASr sure
all rauvh uud col
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-07

NesTs. rtri. 4 Potter. Gentlemen, = One year
aHO FHf sslkrd With aNeTefB hltaek OF lsnedma.
thu IN ulSTtSht lily, 70 winch lnAA Eubjeet. Tried
the various llnllnentS and rheumatic cures, but
without the least benefit. whom ny E0n, druggist,
snggeslsd0no Of your CoLllhs'E oLT lld PIABTkRA.
The ehect was almost magical, for, to my grateful
was able 70 work upon NY farm Va usual, GefCaS
before hel apnl cau ajoI nltt I1ade r,I could do
nothing, Anl every stcpgayO mo pain. A few weeks
returned, but am happy to SAY thp 9eeonl Plaster
proved As elcaclous aSIheftftf, anti an now well.
MY vile wishes me to add that one Plaster has
cured her OF very lams hack. We think theru 10
nothlnR 10 the world OF remedies that can compare
Win the CoLLfNA'Y nLTAio PLA6TERSfO RlIelmA-
them TO the suffering. YOHrS very respectfully, :
ORLANn. Me, IuAe 6. lSi6. ROlEIIT COTTON