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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-09
CAN
CON 8 UMPTfON
BE CURED3
Some interesting Letters from
the people,
Which Should be Read by
those Afflicted.
DR.. Schenck gives the evil
dence on which he
bases his asser-
ton that
CON S UMP N
CAN b
CURED.
Clear and explicit statements
from wel-known persons
which should convince
the most skeptical.

For other Certificates of Cures, send
for DR.. SeAsncRs Book on Consumption
Lirer Complaint and Dyspepsia. 10
giues a full description Of Mess diseases
in their uarioas forms. also, ualuGble in
formation IA regard 10 the diet and
clothing Of the sick hor aud scAen exer-
rise should be faken, &c. This book is
The result of many gears Of experience IN
Tie treatment OF Lung Diseases. and
should be read, not only By the afflicted.
bat BY those soho. from hereditary taiit
or ether cause. suppose fhsBsseipes liable
10 any affection Of tAe throat or lungs.
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cd organs into action; n they tmpart
health and ton to the whole being. They
euro not only the every day complaints Of
everybody, but formidable and dangerous
diseases. Most sktlful physicians, most
eminent clergymen, and our bestcitizens.
send certificates OF cures performed. and Of
great bensnts derived from these Pills.
They are the safest and best physic for
children, becAuse mild a. well a. ofectual.
Being sugar coated. they are easy 70 take
and being purely vegetable. they are entire
" harmless.
PREPARED By
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Practical aud Analytical Chemists.
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Consumption Cured-Read this letter
from Mr.. Ittick. of La Porte, Ind.
LA PORTE. IND,
DR. ScHEScG Jan. 3ist, 1881.
In tho year 1872 ! was suffering with Con-
sumption. and had gotten so low tina / had
no hope of ever getting well again. / waited
for death TO put an end to my sunerings.
There was one of my friends who was per-
~sistently trying TO have me use your pull
monte Syrup and seawced Tonic. but | Ut
tcriy refused 10 get any moro medicine. Il
was disgusted with medIcin s. / had tried so
many different medicines without being
helped by any. Finding that I was not 10
DO ,persiated, he bought some of your Pull
monte syrup and Seawced Tonic himself.
aud brought them to me. I ut first refused
TO touch them. | did not want 10 be expert
mented on. but finally consented TO use them
merely 10 satisfy him. not that | expected
they would do me any good. I commenced
taking the Pulmonic Syrup and seaweed
Tonic and to my great surprise felt almost
Immediate relief and was encouraged to con.
tinue using them. MY condition improved
under their iise, until, in time I grew per-
fectly we'll. no traca OF tho disease remaining
MY lungs had healed up and grew stronger
than ever. 1 was permanently cured, as /
have had no trouble with my lungs since that
time.
1 owo my life entirely to your medicines.
Nothing else saved me. will bear cheerful
testimony 70 the great virtues possessed by
your medicines. l know of several other
cases hero where your medicines have been
used with entire success. l am well known
here, being one OF the original German set
Tiers In La Porte Co. and having been IN the
Livery business for many years.
JOHN TICK
y. ID. ! can md Will, II necessary. swear
before any Justice of the Peace, TO ali that l
have said In the above statement.
JOHN ITricK.
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Ohio.

Ohio.
IOSDoS, OHIO
Dn. ScHENcKs October 9th, 1850.
Dear Sir About four years ago l was taken
sick with what my physician told me was
Consumption Of the Lungs. l had a bad
cough, and was reduced very much Ia my
weight. At different times, / had seven phy-
sicians OF this place and also one from Blooms
burg, attending me. and although they all
thought they could help me, ! grew worse
very fast under their treatment. l was COM
PEELED TO give up all business for over two
years. and no ono believed, nor did i myself
believe, that l should ever get we'll. One day
l happened TO call Mt Mr.. Auburn Smiths
Drug Store. in this place. and picked up one
OF your pamphlets. In reading the certin-
Gates OF cures, ! found one case so nearly like
own that / at once concluded TO give your
Medicines a trial. I bought the Seaweed
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and began their use according TO the printed
directions, and ! can truly shy. that from the
the first | saw a marked improvement in all
symptoms. This encouraged ne TO con.
ttnue their use until l was entirely well. I
have had good health since my recovery, and
] believe your medicines saved my life. |
know OF several other persons in this city that
have been cured by your remedies.
Yours Truly.
RODERT W. JONES.
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From Mr.. John q. Nothacker. of Shell
by. Ohio.
DR.. y. H scaEScK. Philadelphia.
Dear sir-In May 1879. I caught a heavy
cold. which gradually settled ON my lungs.
causing great difficulty and pain in breath
Ing. l could not rest AT night, being kept
awake by coughing. The loss OF sleep and
appetite at last reduced me very much-from
l60 pounds. my usual weight when IN health,
to 1888 pounds. ! took the prescriptions Of
physicians. but they did me no good. One
day. while looking over the CLEVELAND HER.
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many cases that were at least as bad as mine.
and so concluded to use them. They we're
rather slow In their action at nrst, but after I
had used them for a couple OF weeks. l saw
that | was getting better; my appetite i'm
proved. the pain and dfficulty In breathing
was relieved. and after using eight bottles /
felt that l was restored to perfect health. l
soon recovered my former weight. and I have
been guile well ever since. / am satisfied
that ] owe my recovery entirely To your Pull
monte syrun, Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills.
Truly Yours,
JOHN @. N~oTHAcKER.
With c. II. As,sen. Shelby. Richmond Co, o.
Feb 2ist. 1881.
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Mr.. =. IL. Miller. of Newcastle. Ind.

Mr.. J. Il. Miller. of Newcastle. Ind,
writes
NEWCASTLE, IND,
DR.. ScH-ScR: January 2si, 1851.
DztE Shiny wife was roubled with Lung
Disease. attended with Weakness and pros
trntiol. ! hat slo-:ors in Newcastle an |
Hagrrstnw1 ate tilns her, but their skill was
of no avail. s'l' III NOT grow any better
under their ctrc. Snf brclins ~" low that
there seemed Ia be- 40 hope isr her rec very.
I then came acr.~s one ~ ,.,lr pr u lii"ts
ami after reading a. a. niIt",re .g.l- by
vour maiicinos. ,''ir ifrt t, - ..'', an u
trial. 30 I bought one bottle each Of your
"Pulmonic Syrup" and "Seaweed Tonic
which she used. and showed such n marked
Improvement that | got more OF tho medi-
cines. After using n half dozen bottles, she
became quite we'll and strong again My
WIG has great faith In your medicines, and
she thinks there Is nothing better I'm the
world. We keep them always In tho house.
Yours Truly,
j. MILLER.
MY wife's mother was seized with bleeding
OF the lungs. She also used your PuImouic
Syrup n Scaweed Tonic. and. ma I, iay
wife's case. tho Pulmonic Syrup hcnlei her
lungs. and she found the Seaweei Tom 10
DO possesscd of wonderful strons h D,'n;
properties.
linn n
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From Akraa. Ohio. Consumption Cured.
AKaoS. OHfo.l
DR. J. H ScHEScK Feb. l7h. lssll

AEoh AktAas OAAo- CONSUMPTION Cured
AKaoS. OHIo.l
Dr. j. H ScHEScK Feb. 11dh. lssll
Dear sir-Havlng been asked by many In
regard 10 your medicines. and the benefit /
have received from them. l have concluded to
give you an account OF my case. In the WIN
ter of 1878 ! wa pronounced an incurablo
Consumptye by every physician In this place.
as well as several IN Cleveland. Il had ali
the symptoms-cough, night swaats, great
debility AID loss Of flesh was reduced IN
weight from one hundred and Nifty pounds 10
eighty pounds / had given up all hope OF
recovery. when I was told by .Ir. James
Seaman that he had used your medicines
with good effect. and he advised me TO give
them a trial, although / do not think he be-
ueyed they would cure me, for / was so sick
at this time that no one thought that I would
ever get we'll. 1 thought, however. that they
might give me temporary relief. and with this
object l commenced to use your Pulmonic
syrup. l had not taken It two days before l felt
great relief. especially in the severity Of my
cough. l then took the Mandrake Pills and
Seaweed Tonic. and In two weeks my appetite
came back and I began 10 gain strength. /
took your medicines for about three months.
! was too sick TO do any kind OF work for two
years. Your medicines made a perfect cure.
and ! have been In good health ever since
/ do not know that ! can say more than this,
unless IL be that believe your medicines TO
be good. and that they Will do all that you
say they will do.
Yours Very Truly.
j. A. REILLY
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Another ease Of Consumption Cured mt
Ia Po-te, Ini.
Ia PORTE. md,
DIR. ScHESck: jan. D.. l2HL
About twelve years ago | was dangerously IL
with Lung Fever. ! hal greet trouble In
breathing; every breath l ire.s csusel me
pain. ! hal three doctors treating mo. but I
grow worse all the time. | was 1T that time
connected with the Lake Shore II. L.. co.
One OF my fellow CLERKS induced mo to get
some OF your me liclncs. saying that he had
use! them himself with entire success.
sent for some OF your Pn,monic Syrup, Sea-
weed Toaic AMI the Mandrake Pills. used
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wee Tnaic ! GOT entirely over my sickness.
sine, 'li,t tim. | have commend yonr
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Pore. w'io used tis.n with great success.
+. ". S~EYELTuAU.
ES-Trusiec ofLa Porte Co.
TN = r,C;RrIfY, That we have soid the
IN ~.tt"tt'E mentioned in these certificates TO
Nc, S.b 'ltlinu AMI others and their state
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address. j. H. ScAenek d Son, Cor.
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them. and found them to beneat mr. from tn.
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CURESSSES:::;::;::::::::::::: g. s s.: s.; E: s;: :
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ff- WAYNE. Ind.
Feb. sth. 1881.
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Brief HemS.-The twO persons attacked
with the varioloid in this city several days
ago are nearly well, and these two cases are
all that have been reported.
The Chesterfield COUNTY Court has adj
iOurned for the term. The next term OF
this court VIII begin Monday week.
Judge French Will not resign the Judge
ship to accept a Government position in
Washington. as has been reported.
Il was TumOred Yesterday that Mr.. George
II. Jewtt. o! Midlothian, will probably be
offered the Office Of treasurer of Chester
field by Judge Gregory.
The Manchester amateur band serenaded
one ol lis hOnory members Monday night.
The music was excellent.
An amateur sportsman from this city
succeeded in bagging liO robin, in Chester
field Monday near Falling creek.
A concert viii be given at the COURTHOUSE
Friday night by the choir Of the Manchc.-
ter Baptist church. The best musical talent
OK Richmond and Manchester will partici-
pate in the entertainment.
The streets i'm Manchester are in a tolera-
bly, good condition at present.
Next FRIDAY night heing the first Friday
night i'm April there Will be a regular meet
ing OF the City Council.
An effort i being made to obtain new
library for the Providence sunday school,
in Chesterfield
Some very tine fish have been caught in
the river near Mayo's bridge during the
past few days.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

County Supervisors. Board OF Su-
pervisors OF Chesterfield were in session all
day Monday. The reports OF the road
oyerseers were examined and allowed. The
committee appointed to visit the poor-house
and report as to what improvements are ne.
cessary there handed in their report. They
recommended the building of two more
houses on the prt mises-oDc for white and
one for colored paupers. The report was
adopted, and a committee al pointed to
have all the poorhouSe buildings insured.
Work upon the two houses mentioned above
Is to be commenced at once. The question
regarding the improving Of county roads
was discussed, and the Board were Of the
opinion that the roads needed repairing.
and viii take some action very soon looking
to the fixing OF ;hcm.
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JUMPED FROM THIRD STORY WISDOM
Yesterday morning while Sergeant Hall and
Policemen Jcter and HannOn were out
hunting for stolen goods they suspected
that some articles were hidden In the third
story of house over Gentry's store, at the
Second Market. Sergeant Hall left the
other two officers TO watch the premises
until be could get a search-warrlnt. Two
negroes who were in the third story. seeing
the policemen cycling the building, became
frightened and jumped from one OF the
third.>tory windows. landing upon IN avn
ing some distance below. They escaped
injury and ran oil. One was subsequently
ARE sIed and carried TO the station. house.
He gave his name IL Richard Coleman, and
il was thought at first that he was an es-
capped convict. The officers afterwards
learned that he was not, but he was held rs
a suspicious character. and will have TO
appear before the Police Court to-day.
The other man has not yet been heard Of.
The officers were not after them particu-
larry. and were surprised when they saw
the negroes run away from the house. II Is
thought that these two negroes were mpi-
Gated in some Of the robberies recently com.
mittcd in this city.
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IedChers' Institute. e.-Thc Teachers In.
stitute held at the Chesterfield Courthouse
Tuesday was well attended, and the exer.
cises quite interesting. There were about
forty teachers from various parts OF the
county in attendance, and addresses were
delivered by b. A. Hancock, Esq Superin-
tendent Blankingsbp, Rev. Il. j. Neltles.
and others. The main questions discussed
related to the grading of county schools and
the best methods OF teaching geography.
The speeches were interesting and instruc-
i've, and the meeting lasted several hours
The Institute was in session again yester.
day. To-day the COlored Teachers Insti.
tute will be held at the Courthouse, and
VIII remain in session two or three days.
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REMOVAL OF WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.-Tbe practical consolidation Of the
Western Union and American Union Tele-
graph Companies IN this city has been
effected by the merging Of the two offices
into one. The former Office OF the Western
Union, at No. 1910 Main street. which they
have occupied for years, has been aban-
Goned, and the wires, instruments, and,
with few exceptions. officers and en-
pioyes. have been transferred 10 the Office OF
the former opposition company, corner
Thirteenth and Main streets, which will
hencefOrih be known as the Western Union
Telegraph Office.
The work OF transfer has occupied seye-
raj days, and while everything has not yet
been perfectly arranged and syStematlzed IN
thorough working order, enough can be seen
10 demonstrate the fact that in the change,
comfort. convenience, and, it would almost
seem, brellhing-roOm, has been sacrificed 10
Il questionable economy. The entire business
departments, opeIating-rOomS, and the rest,
which before occupied three stories and a
cellar, have now, with the additions in in
Struments and operatives resulting from the
consolidation, been located in one room and
a cellar. There are some thirty-siX in>tru-
ment> altogether, and on entering the Office
ones ears are assliled with mighty tick.
ing aS the great number Of wires receive
and transmit the messages.
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THE COMMERCIAL CLUB INvADED.-A good
Joke is told OF the amiable and excellent
president Of the Commercial Club and some
OF his c,nfIe eres. On Monday night Com
pany MinstrelS gave an enjoyable enter
tainment at Mozart Hall, in which several
worthy and well.knOwn citizens took parts
which neces,itaied their assuming the out
ward facial smiltude OF the festive African
brother. The worthy president OF the {. c.
had forgotten this gathering Of his fellow
citizens, the claims Of trade and commerce
holding him OIL The occasion in question IN
their strong grip. What was his astOni>h-
ment. therefore. on entering the Club Mon
day night to see IN the parler four stout coll
Ored men in the act OF taking night-cap.
They seemed entirely at home. and to his
looks OF astoniShment and exclamation,
" Boys. this is not the place for
you." they paid not the slightest heed,
but proceeded to absorb their ,tmuants
with the ease and grace OF little tin sol
dier>." The wrath Of the president grew
at this violation OF the rules OF the club.
and ne announced hi, intention OF eit1er
ejecting the parties or calling the police TO
his assistance. Finally one OF the parties
pulled of his WIZ, revealing we'll
known citizen and member. When the
president discovered he had been sold
lie promised another nightcap and his COM
plimcnts if the parties would go up in the
readlng-room and play oil on those assem-
bed, which they did most successfully,
horriiying 4 number OF worthy citizens
present with the audacity Of the fifteenth
amendment move. ~ the personators were
about being expelled ii et GrmiS, the pre>i-
dent lei out the Joke aud all ended happily.
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Personal BRIEF LOCALS.-H. W. Muir
raw. Esq, State senator from Louisa coun.
ty, was in the city yesterday.
Joshua 4. James, Esq, editor and pro-
prietor OF the Wilmington (N. c. Reuieu,
was in the.city yesterday.
DR.. Hoge will deliver his lecture on
Z. Tent Life in the East" in Norfolk some
time during the session OF the East Han.
over Presbytery, which meets in that place
on April 18th.
The Rev. W. &. Starr, OF this city, will
deliver sermon IN Portsmouth, on Ascen-
,ion.day, May 26tb. before the Knights
Templar OF Norfolk and Portsmouth.
The Henrico County Court adjourned for
the term yesterday. The next term will
begin Monday week.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday the
ease OF Era Sutherland rs. Addison p.
Grady was tried, resulting in verdict in
favor OF the plaintiff for 500. Some time
ago the defendant hired horse from the
plaintiff to 90 10 picnic in Hanover coun-
ty, and the animal, 1t appears, was killed
by hard driving.
The United States Court will meet in this
city next week. A grand and petit Jury
have been summoned, and 1t II expected
that the Court Will confirm the sale OF the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad at
this term.
The West-End Beneficial and Social So
ciety will elect officers tonight.
"Paradlse Lost" will be presented at
Union.Station Methodist church tonight.
The real estate OF this city on which the
tax Is not paid by April 18th will on that
day, according to law, be exposed for sale
by the City Collector.
The fishing sport has now begun In earn
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Police Court. T.-The following cases were
disposed of yesterday by Justice ID. c. Rich
ardSon:
Lee Robertson and Eugene Moore doth
colOred). charged with disturbing the con-
gregation Of the Second Baptist (colOred)
church during religious worship and o.
sauliing and beating Archer 7. Grimes.
Robertson was discharged. Moore was
fined So and Jailed for twenty.four hours.
Richard Berry (colored). charged with
reckleS,ly driving his team through the pub
lie streets and injuring John Patterson.
Tue case was continued till to-day.
Claiborne Thomas, an old offender. drunk
and disOrderly in the street. Jailed for
thirty days.
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THE BLIND LADY PREACHER still continues
her meetings at Friends Westinghouse.
There is increasing interest manifested in
them. and the house j. filed nightly by al
tentiye listeners. She holds meetings for
inqurers at IL o'clock each morning. Her
calls on peniteuS have each night been re-
>pOnded to. Whatever the motive which
draws persons 10 her ministratons, none
can fail 10 b. interested and pleased with
her sermons. She is deeply IN earnest and
arouses the interest and sympathy OF her
audience no less by that than by reason Of
her lifelong afilctlOn.
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est. A noted angler OF This city piled his
line successfully yesterday, booking some
tweniy.seven club, together with other
game fish.
The ex.members Of Company C., Guard
OF the Commonwealth. held a meeting last
evening for the purpose OF forming d G
Company Association.
Jones, in speaking OF the condition OF the
weather yesterday. said It Uas-no joke.
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J. THOMPSON BROWN. +. NJ, trustees sale I
twenty four lots az the southeast corner of
Washington and west Cary streets. and along
Taylor street.
JAS. MACDOTGALL, 10Y A. W, housohOld furnl-
lure, carpets, oi-paln,ings, books. Ecench
clock. &c.
JNO. +. LACGHTON, JR., 10 A. VI. hOuse hold
furniture. phaetOn. bfeecL.l0ading shotgun,
sewing.macbines. c0okng-st0veh scales, &c.
II. J.. STAPLES & co. ~ 7. VI lo' with ~ pr we
ments thereon on the south side OF Main street
just above Monroe Park.
JNO. r. LAUGHTON, JR., 10 4. W., al store No 4.
92O Main street, triple siiver-plaied ware o {
every description.
JNO. T.. LAUGiITON, JR., 10 \. NJ, pawnhrokers
sale of diamonds, watches, rings, bresstpins ,
oDCrs. glasses, &c,