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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-20
LIVE SIOt n
hcW York.

NEW YORK, April 10 Beoves- Re
ceipts 1000, making 3,isO head for
tour days, against $500 head tor tho
same tlmo last week Demand fair and
oGsrings readily sold A. an advance OF
tc Exporters took 2iO tat cattle tor
shipm,n alive at 9IG 10 dress &c; car
loads OF lat oxen NJ - 70 per 100 pounds,
live weight, and fat bulls, ard 9Idllc
Tor steers. Other buyers paid slGlOIr
for stserI, 55C9j7c Tor medium 10 primo
steers.
Sheep Receipts 27sO head, msking
$500 head for four days against II 200
head Tor the same time last week. Prices
easier; market dragged, with a limited
business NJ 81 OOmG 30 for poor -
good unshorn; 81 OO(,5 90 for common
to good clipped; ST. 75Ca7 25 for year
lings; u OOCd,5 90 for ordinary 20 goot
spung lAubs, A car load Of cboIcc
State wethers went 70 an exporter At
GO 81 per hundred pounds. A deck
load Of poor Colorado sheep sold at
So so.
Hogs Receipts 200 hosd mslung
1900 head for four days, against 1900
head for the same time last last week
Market very quiet. A car ioad Of fair
Ohio hog Of l3l pounds alive st 81 S7t
per 100 pounds.
CInefnnau.
CsCIESATT, April l9-Hogs- Dull
and lower; common 81 75Ca,3 70; light
50 Zjla3 4Oi packing 80 SO@3 40; no
butchers on market. Receipts 1917
head shipments 1893 head.
st. Louis.
81. LOUIS, April l9.-Hogs-Activs
and better: light shipping and packing
q 2Ol13 30 butchers 10 fancy g. 900
3 30. Receipts 500 head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-20
Negro Murderer Hung.

FONDA, n. y, April l9.-Samuel
Steenberg (colored) was hung at l o'clock
to-day, Tor the murder of a man named
Parker, at Amsterdam, November last.
A large crowd witnessed the execution.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINSATI, April -. - Cotton
Quiet. Flour-DIll ard unchanged.
Whost-Qaict and steady; red 81 loo
! Il. Corn-Strong and higher nj 43Ic.
Oats-Demand islr and market firm At
2s@3Ic. Rye-QuIet and firm a, Glt,a
02c. Barley Demand fair and market
hrmi prime fall 45c. Pork-Dull and
nominal St - %. Lard-Stcady and
IN iair demand; current make SIS 90; kct-
tie s. 25@7 70. Bulk Mcsts-Qu.ct and
firm ut 80 OlG4OOG5 90 Bacon Steady
At 81 25@5 6O@5 TO- Whisky Dali Vt
II O3. ButIcr-Dull Hud dropping
L!nseed OiI-Stoady ~ GO@G3c.
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HASGaIAS'S DAY.
Execution Of Robert McEVery at
Aiken, sc.

AIKEN, s. c., April l9-Robert
McEvery, who killed Major J, j. Gregg
at Grautsvlhe, in this county,
April 2O,h, 1876, was hung to
day. The execution was private and
was witnessed by about thirty people.
He made Lo address on the scstiold, but
met his fate firmly and resignedly. The
csse has excited the greatest interest, as
he has escaped four times from custody
and been thrice sentenced to death. Gov.
Hampton yesterday declined to interfere
with the last decision of the Supreme
Court, which was adverse to the prisoners
appeal.
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hlcnlIO.

CHICAGO, April l9.-Tho Drorr,.,'
Journal reports hog receipts IA 600 hssd;
shipments 1900 head Msrkrt lO@l6c
lower; choice heavy 50 i5MS S5; light
50 iO93 90; mixed rough 81 25G3 Is.
Cat.Ie-Receipts 4,OOO head; shipments
> coo head. Market shade stronger.
SuipPing steers 81 OOG5 SO; feeders ana
stockers steady NJ 50 ZOUb4 30; butchers
firm; steers 50 OOCH4 %; cows - SO,B
%; bulls s. 1898 o. All sold A.
strong prices.
Sheep-Receipts $40 head; shipment,
400 head. Market weaker At 81 75(d5 20.
There WAS no afternoon board to-day GA
account of 1t being Good Friday.
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Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, April lg-Flour
Steady and firm. Wheat-Opened steady
at n decline Of g ard closed quiet; No /
Milwaukee hard 81 l5s; No Mnwsu.
keo 81 lot; No. do 81 lOi, seller April
81 l0i seller May 81 l0,; seller june
81 0Js; No. 3 do 81 ONl Corn-Quiol
and little stronger; No , old Ale; new
3Sa39c Oats -Firm.and higher; No. .
26ic Rye-Quiet and stcldy: No. |,
g.. Barloy-Strong and active NJ 57Cd
57tc PrOvis-ions-Dull. Pork-Mo.,
80 90. Lard-Prime steam 81 90
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PRODUCE.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April l9.-Flour Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and prices y
shsde lower, No. Chicago spring 81 10
cash; 81 0g! seller April; 81 U9:Gl O9i
sci O. May; O7,@l OS seller Juue;No 8
81 O5; rejected sSc. Corn-Syeady and
IN good demsnd 81 4O3c cash; 4OJc seller
April Ate seller May; 4l:i seller
June 36!c. rejected Oats-In good
demand snd prices Il shade lower At 26Ic
cssh snd seller Apri; 26sG 26!c seller
May snd June. Rye-Qglet and weak
ST 5Sc. Barley-Qulet and wcSk At 4Slc.
Pork-Dull, weak and lower 1T IS 90
cssh and May IS ~ seller June
sni S. 20 seller July. Lsrd-In fair
demand but ST lower rates st IS S7I@
6 80 cash and So 90 seller MAY; SO 92tCa
4 % seller June and sc 97IC7 % seller
Suly. Bulk Mests-Buiet and un-
changed. Aicohol-At 3Sc asked
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New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, April 49, Conoo-
Fair demand for Rio cargoos; ordinary
TO prime li@l7!c, gold. Sugar-Dull;
interior 10 good common 63aGIc; com
mon 10 good common Gsm7r yellow
clarified s!@sIc MoIasses Quiet; com
mon 10000; fair 22825c Rlco-Stcady,
Louisiana ordinary 10 choice jl@Gic
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weather Indications.

For additional market. .ee fourth page.
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CInefnnRII.
st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, April l9-Hogs-Active
and better light shipping and packing
q 20l13 3D. butchers 10 fancy g. 4OG
3 80. Receipts ] 800 head.
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BALTIMORE.

Money ana Religion on TOp-hOney
Makes the Mare GO-Hard Times
and Hard MOney-"We are Ont OF
BFeRd''- When the Gold is DtStrib-
uted-BO IngersoIPs hOuse-Bootn
and Shskespeare's BirIhdnJ-Ths
TiITOn-Beecher Fungus.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-12
THE LINCOLN RETURNS.

Washingt N. June S.-Thc point sought
to be develop d by the examination of Nc
Kinney IL that certificate No. 1, which LIE.
vissee identified a. containing his genuine
signature, contains only a single statement
that the electors voted for president and
vice president, while certifcat, No. 8, to
which Levissee says his signature is forged,
contains . double statement of the vote for
vice.presldcnt. 1t app a:s thus in both
printed volumes. the one in quarto form
corresponding with the congressional re-
cord, and the n 10 oc' 70 form with No.
s that Is printed. OF this curious fact, the
only explanation that could be offered BY
Mckinney, secretary of the cleo nal COM
mission, was that the printed copies of Nos.
I and 8 were 30 nearly identical in the irs,
page, that in gathering together the copies
that were not used they got mixed up to-
gether, there being no printed number tc
distinguish them, and when he handed "a
Murphy, the Official st .nogIApher, the
copies - be printed in the appendix. he had
given him two of the same kind instead a
Two Of different kinds. That was the sub
stance Of AcKinney's testimony, excspt TIA
smother somewhat intere sting incident va,
also related In II. That was that some Az,
or elk weeks ago Gen. Garfield called or u
him and asked II he recollscted the differ
ence between certificates Nos. I sEa 8, III
AcKtnHsy did not Of frst recollect IL bu
Whea 10 and 0at6sld went 70 coupariaI
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certificates Ia the printed volume. the recoi
lection Of the differences came fresh upon
him ssd he ststsd II 10 GAY6sld and furnish.
ed him with separate copies. II WAS In pro.
curing tbeNs Copies from ths store room
where they hsd been thrown % waste p.
per that be discovered how the two sets Of
KellsGg certificates had got mixed up tc'
gether and that disclosed 10 him how he
kxd made the mistake IN furnishing the
copies TO Murphy.
After recess Tbos. w. Terry wal exam
ed at great length regarding the manner ia
which the various returns reached him,
mainly, however, the Louisiana returns. lie
refused the first Louisiana return becauge
1t seemed informal. He never learned II
WAS defective because it contained but one
list of voters for president and vice presi.
dent until quite recently. The record would
show that be opened first the envelope re-
ceived by mail with no corresponding one
by messenger. He didn't know in advance
any OF the contents of the returns. He be-
Never had the idea suggested to him tina,
some signatures were not genuine, bu,
somebody had said regarding the second
Louisiana return that he feared in the Ger
rection of the returns the time when they
met was put in inst Fad of the time wher
the college should have met.
Witness had remarked that if any retur,
was correct 1t would probably be the on,
that came BY mail, ss that was made out .
the time the college met. He fret heard o
. doubt of the authenticity Of the correcte,
return four or five weeks ago from Ger
Garfield. His rule in receiving returns fron
any state whatsoever was when he saw q
envelore with shy evidence of irreeularity
to direct The attention thereto of the mel
senger and If the messenger refused 10 tax
the envelope back, then the witness woul
receive it and keep the package and declin
ed to give it up. He believed the man VIII
brought the second return was not the on
who brought the first, but as he exhibite
his credentials as messenger, that fact di
not excite his attention.
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6Ecrtos ]. Any peyson who shall hinder
or obstruct the city marshal or other toiice
officer Of this city while engaged il dis,rin.
ing any horses, cattle, mules. asses, goats,
sheep or swine. pursuant to ordinxncs No.
eighty four, entitled animals running n
l3fge,p or shall remove such animals or any
Of them from the pound, place or enclosure
in which such martial or other police OFF
Ger shall have put them, or any Of them,
for safe keeping, or shall break open any
pound, enclosure or other place where such
marshal or other police officer has any such
animals in custody destraincd an Aforesaid,
shall for each and every such offence. upon
conviction thereof, be punished by = fine OF
not less than five dollars nor mS,e Than
fifty dollars, and the costs of prosecution.
In default Of the payment of any fine and
costs imposed for any violation of any Of
the provisions of this ordinance, the person
no offending shall be imprisoned for . term
not exceeding thirty days.
SECTION 2. The city martial or other
police officer shall have and retain his lein
for fees in restraining, impounding and
keeping the same upon any and all animals
taken from his custody or enclosure in the
manner described in section one of this or.
d%inance, and may retake, confine and keep
such animals or any of them, and, if neces'
sary, sell the same and retain his fees out 81
the proceeds, - provided in ordinance No
eighty:four Aforesaid, in the same manner
AID with like effect as if said animals hac
not been taken from his custody as afore
said.
SECTION 8. This ordinance shall TAX
effect and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
Passed June 3, 1873.
Approved June s, 1878.
Attest: H. B. WYNN,
F.. j. WAsnABAUGH, Mayor.
Citv Clerk.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, June 11.-Mr. Morrill, in
treduccd amendments to the sundry civil
appropriation bill, appropriating $3.50, 900
for q building for a national mu.sum, and
$4,000 for the grand stairway and terrace
on the west front Of the capital. Referred.
HOUSE.
Washington, June I.-Mr. Atkins ask j
if it would BE- in order to separate the votes,
and discharge the committee Of the whole
bill, and put the bill on its passage.
The speaker said that It would. and Mr..
Cox said that he would 6libuster on that
motion, to the end Of the session. Finally
the house went into committee of the whole
on the sundry civil bill.
The appropriation for the Albany post
Office IVES increased from $500 0 to $780,
600.
MI. Aldrich moved to increase the appro-
priation for the Chicago custom huse, from
100000 to $3.50, 600, as it would in two
years save the government at leaet one mil
lion dollars rent, etc.
Mr.. Foster moved to fix the amount at
motion was thus amended. Adopted "a to
rs.
Mr.. Atkins said he despairsd Of beating
any increase since he learned last evening
that Mr.. Page had l.t night called a meet
ing of certain members to combine and put
appropriations through.
Messrs. Harrison and Sayler denied the
knowledge of such meeting.
Mr.. Durham said that he heard of such
a combination.
Nj. Eden suggested that there had been
a good deal said about getting rid Of the
sinking fund, but he thought It would b,
got rid Of without much trouble, il these
big appropriations were made.
MI. Price said that if a combustion die
exist. its members we're alive, and should b,
trottsd out and investigated.
Mr.. Brettano offer d IN amendment re
quiring . supervising architect to fnisl
parts Of the building at Chicago, to be use,
BY the district and circuit courts, sub treasu
~ and collector Of customs and interns
revenue, by the 6rst Of July, 1879. Adop,
l ~ -
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Respectfully yours,
GEO. W. HOLBROOK.
wALrHAx, MASS. JAN s, 1876.
PSI purchased tie RADICAL CURE of GEO,
b. ROGERS, Druggist, I.umforl Building.

Each packages %contains pr. sanford's Improved
1nhaliuG Tube. With FULL directions for use in All
cases; Price, tl09. For sale " ali wholesale and
Fetal Druggists EEs fl,!o.pghboo9 4sT TIE United States and
and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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SANFORD's
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
4 purely vegetable ~distil.ation entirely
unlike all other remedies.

IN the preparation Of this remarkable remedy
u every hero. plant. and ba-l: is subjected to dis
uilation, Whereby the cssei.'iG: medical principle
remains rem; IN the stu is inert, vaiueless, aid totally
passages. Yet al sn':ils are insolubie ccroounds
Of woody 0urc: al iiOcrrrrs. s.inrat nL snin,iSns
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No Other road runs Pullman Hotel Cars, or any
other form of Hotel Cars, through, between the
Missouri River and Chicago. 80 t 2
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CITY ORDNANCE

An ordinance TO prevent hinderins or
~obstIucting the city marshal or other polics
of'cer from distraiaing or ~impounding ami.
mails running u large.
Be i Ordained y As Mayor and Gx.el
Of ~ CftyS Yaskses:
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EXPRESS. ExpRr..

CONTRIBUTIONS.
!. At U. P. Transfer with Union Pacific Raj.
.os. Tor omaha.
3. At Council Bluffs, with Kansas City, st. Joe
and Council Bluffs Railroad for st. Louis and iii
points south.
s. Al Missouri Valley with Chicago L NORTH.
western Railway for Chicago and ali points eaet.
=. At Sioux City with the Sioux City ana 81.
Paul, Illinois Central and Dakota southern Raj.
Northwest.
r. for Omaha and Soathern Nebraska.
o: I Fremont, Nsb., With the Union Paciac Il,
{" for ~ points west, and tho Pacific coast.
T. AZ WiisnSr, with stages for Norfolk, and all
soints tn No1thesn Nohrsska,
- Pc su!e your tickets read via PR,
5.e. ~11xS. 0elI Ticket Agt.
I. Ov1H1S3. topsrstssdant,
~ OrCoNRon,
WeetesA Passenger Ae0at,
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Be It Resolved by The Mayor and City Council
Of the Citu Of YdnktQn D. Z.

Be 1t Resolved by the Mayor and City Council
Of the City Of Yankton D. Z.
SECTION l. That it is, and is hereby de-
clared necessary that a sidewalk should be
constructed on the north side of Second
street in the city Of Yankton, as follows
Commencing on Capital street, on the north
east corner Of Capital and Second streets
thence along the north side of Second street
to the east side of Picotte street, the same
being in front Of and along the south side
of lots Nos 9 and 10, of block No. 23.; lots
9 and 10 Of block No. 26, and lots Nos
and 10, Of block No. az, and lots 9 and 10,
Of block No. 49, all in lower Yankton,
D. T.
SECTION 2. That said sidewalk shall be
constructed of wood, be four feet in width,
and be in all respects made of the material,
and in the manner provided by the ordi-
nance Of said city, and the outer edge OF
said sidewalk shall be laid four feet from
the curb line of said street.
SECTION 8. That this resolution shall be
published for four consecutive weeks in the
official paper Of said city Of Yankton.
Passed May Goth, 1878.
FRANK j. WAsHABAUGH,
City Clerk.
Approved May goth, 1878.
H. B. WYNN, Mayor.
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ns.l

MOVING
WEST.
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CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTIONS.

Be 1t resolved by the Mayor and Clty Council
@M City Of Yankton, Dakota.
SECTION lat. That it is, and is hereby de-
clared necessary, that a sidewalk should be
constructed on the east side of Mulberry
street, in the city of Yankton, az follows :
Commencing on 9th street, on the southeast
corner Of Mulberry and Sixth streets I; thence
along the east side of Mulberry street to the
north side of Second street, the same being
in front Of, and along the west side of lots
numbered !, 2, 8, 1, s, 6, Z, 8 and 9, Of each
and all Of blocks numbered "A, as. 48 and
AZ of Lower Yankton, Dakota.
SECTION I'd. That said sidewalk shall be
constructed of wood, be four feet in width,
and be in all respects made Of the material,
and in the manner provided by the ordi-
nance of said city, and the outer edge of said
sidewalk shall be laid four feet from the
curb line of said street.
SECTION Sd. That this resolution shall be
published for four consecutive weeks in the
official paper of said city Of Yankton.
Passed May Goth, 1878.
FRANK j. WAsHABAuGu, CITY Clerk.
Approved May Goth, 1873.
H.. B. WYNN, Mayor.
BE ii rc10lved by the Mayor and City Council
Of Me city of Yankton, Dakota.
SECTION LIST. That it is, and is hereby de-
clared necessary that a sidewalk should be
constructed on the south side of 9th street,
from Broadway to Picotte street, in the city
of Yankton, as follows: Commencing or
Broadway sire ct on the southeast corner O
Broadway and 9Th streets, thence along the
south side Of 9th street to the west side O
Picotte street, the same being in front of, and
along the north side of lots l and Is of each
Of the blocks numbered As and 40, and o
block numbered so, of Todd's Yankton, anc
of lots numbered l and Is Of each and all o
blocks numbered 5, 20, 29, "A and 50, lowe,
Yankton, D. T.
SECTION End. That said sidewalk shall
he constructed Of wood, be four feet in width
and be in all respects made of the material
and in the manner provided by the ordi
nance Of said city and the outer edge .
said sidewalk shall be laid four feet from
the curb line of said street.
SECTION Sd. That this resolution shall
be published four consecutive weeks in tn
official paper of said city of Yankton.
Passed May Goth 1878.
FRANK WAsHABAUGH, City Clerk.
Approved May goth, 1878.
"A. B. WYNN, Mayor.
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PASSENGERS GOING EAST should bear
In mind that this is the
BEST RoUTETocHlcAco
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Passengers by this route have choice of FIVE
DIFFERENT ROUTES and the advantage Of
Eight Daily Lines Palace sleeping Cars
from CHICAGO to
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
AND OTHER EASTERN POINTS.
Insist that the Ticket Agent ,ells you tickets By
the Northwestern Road. Examine your Tickets,
and refuse TO buy il they do not read ovsr this Road.
All AgcAte cell them and Check usual BaIkAg0
Free by this LlLe.
Through Ticket via this Route TO al Eastssn
Points can be procured at the Central kaet4e Rail-
road Ticket Office, foot OF Market Street, and a
3 New Montgomery ttreet, San Francisco, and -
oil Coupon Ticket Offices OF Central Pacific, UAio0
Pacific, and all Western Railroads.
New York OH c. 10. 4lo Broadway. Boston
Office, No. 8 StGte Street. Omaha Once, ~ Fam.
/ ham Street San fr-ncisco Once, 8 New Nopt-
Eomery Street. Oh g 20 Ticket Ofhuse : a. Clad
Street, under Sherman House ; Is Canal. corneS
Madison S rect: kin,ts Street Depot, corner Wet
Kinxis ard c nal streets /; Wells Street Depok,
corner Wells aud Kinkie Streets.
For rates or information moi attsinahle from
your home ticket agents, apply to
EARvn HroaIrf, ". n. Oruu-
. 0salAane'r CAieaso. 0sA1PsAN0isaaa
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RAILROAD


TIME TABLE
To TUE Effect Wednesday,. December l.. 1875
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200 MILES OF RAlLWAN

by it through between
COUNCIL BLUFFS & CHICAGO!
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SAkFORn's RkplCkl CURE

!salocal and constitutional remedy, and IS applied
toIhe nasal passages by iniuiiaiOl, thus aliaying
and. pain and ct once correcting,
cleansing, and pGrifyingtl,e secretions. internally
Keeps the skin. moist, Gnd ncutralizes the acid
poison that has found its way into the stomach and
thence into the blood. THUS q euro progresses in
both directions, and 1t does not seem possible for
human ingenuity to devise q more rational treat
meut.
SURPRISING CURE.
Gentlemen About twelve years ago, while
travelling with Father Kemp's Old Folks Concert
was laid up at Newark, Nj. This cold brought on
ascvcre attack OF Cataryli. which l battled with
every known remedy for four weeks without avail.
and wac finally obliged to give up a most desirable
posltion and return home, uaal!e to sing q note.
all. The first attack ofC.iargh !.ailcf my ~nasafor.
gans and throat TO s~g.s.t.Ne lat The slightest cold
would bring on e f.. sh crack. leaving me pros
trated. IN this way /! { EH:!;i"elto snlor.. The last
attack, the scver' " t,rl Hal J, was terrible. / suf
Tered thu most t%rru, .!@s, PSI In my head, was
quick CONSUMPTION. a".I iI:lAiy Iri.eye that had
these symptoms COtt!.ucu N!t..cut relief thew
would have rendered nic an easy victim. When
lathis distressing oad.t!on, Commenced the use
ofSASroED's RADICAL CvAg ron CArARRu very
tised remGdi' w!tlioutb.nctt. The first dose ofthis
woucerfui medicine gave he the greatest relief.
1t is hardly possible for one whose head aches, eyes
ache. who can scarcely ariicuiate distinctly on &C.
count ofthe choking accumulations in his throat,
TO realize how much relief obtained from the hrst
Us influence, both internal and external, I rapidly
recovered, and by an occasional use OF the remedy
since, have been entirely free from Catarrh, for IN
drst time In twelve years.