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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-02
xyrANrED. EVERY CONSUMER TO

NV IN Id II WI
w know that have just received 100 CORDS
SEASONED HICKORY. OAK. and PINE WOOD, |
he best in The CITY,, hbsral discount II bake 5,
callers aud large consumer Al>0.a iuil SUNNY
Of ANTHRACITE. BRIGHT HOPE, and WEST
VIRGIN 4 SPLiNT GOALS. which ! am deter
mined n sen Is cheap The cheaDr,t. All orders
promptly GNod. ". j. MCDpH ELL,
corner Ninth and Main, Broad ana First. and
Broad aud BciNderr. y 3O-~u.N&t3t
, 1881-10-19
MONTANA.
Serious Trouble 1IetSvccn Whites and
Il Hansl 0t llutiiend Indlans-Three
Of 1lae Lnsscr Killetl-Ncxs from tho
Hi fill Il. EIilufHrN.

serious Trouble 1IetSvccn Whites and
Il 1anA 0t l'lathend 1ndlans-Tlaree
Of lhe Lnstcr Killesl-NcSys FROM the
1sM fill o- Hunters.
dp*etot nt,pa.sh 10 Tns Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Ntimu., Oct. ls.-A telegram las
been received from W. II. jordan, Third ILL.,
funtry, commanding ut Fort Missoutn, ssatlng
that messengers lave just come III rrportin.
tho murder OF three FEathonl llnttans by
so.ia citizens Ut Slevensyil!e, Thirty miles
from the fort, OIL tho 11tlI inst. Gharlo, Cl'ct
,nur,!erers us dellycrc!l !, him for punlsh-
npIIi, ntMt sent rllnliela to tllo Jnckn A4et!cy
for assistance to enahie him tn enforce Ills
.ielnunt'. There Ii ,great nxctteinant, ut
Stosenssftto oyur tbs atfalr. alid Maj.
'rhirtt Infantry ara reatly. to lnarcll
II liz scenu vi nGt'on III cAso tic ciyit ALL
thn,is1rs arn ulnahlc TO keep. tlle M:agr*
S'H,snsyi!ls !, small town q s!lMut ltD III.
l.tycr, at,nu. thirty n!ius snl.lls q tho fort.
Near tilu t0w,, ityn ut,hil ilfty Flutlle,ul III
tln!s, who occupy large trict Of tl,e must
desirable farming atMl sr.zing lai!d y , t!ie
!n.t1'i,ls y rertniM lawless .Ie,nunt In thu
cyr-, ,.i:slrt!!v tlielr l|sp9ssession atsi r:
n.nyal IN tho agel,cy. Chnrlu, the Ghtcf
4 y s II v tSrFIsS FS;sS. IL, i ias asn es s3ssS yess
hy Str ltnnni!. Agent III Charge OF Tho ,jac;0
.tErury, hrcll.Ba 1T Ills determination IL bu
srIt::upporsinu aiul mt Ierolna y urns!oner
III! t;nvtsntneht bounty IT tlle aKu4lcy. :,
,utIlrit Ut Cant. Snyder, Will tlie mounted
| tt.tar!ttnn ut three companies Df tlln flttl,
| lntIMtry, from to Valley Ut the lsc.l Wntcr
River. Gapt. Snyder repArts that tlle baud
kND strung tunl on LIS ulert to resent my In.
turfrru,ra With uleir npnratl0ns ul tbs part
Ut llle l'unktNHnaIs IL Indians alwlntlletl on
his apprUarl, III about ifty men nll t0ls!,
snlna rs tiny cnitltl lind, a dutaIlsu report
| uf Cart. SnYiIer'A QunrntilNls II pxperteil,
, 1881-10-19
Is1.NEIt,

=, Sp.ctal Dtapatrh ta The Chsfaqo 1rtbune.
WAxlIlxuwoS, u. e., Oct. tH.-lt Is charged
tilnt the removal Of Firs-Asslstant l'nstunst.
ertienerul Tyner Is due 10 thu tnet tllat llo
Ind knowledge that frauds existed In coll-
Ilee.Inn with tlle star-routo matters, but that,
when actfn!: t!s pNstmastur-t;eneral, ho lid
mt consider It necessary to correct these
nl>lses, nnA lid nut tteil pake public tliB IT.
pnrt III wlfc!, lie hatl communicated to the
department tlio Information. Tile story goes
tint sunni time Hgu Mr. 'rylcr, with party
Ut friends. wgnt Wust IN II pleasure trip,
which WIS made nls0 III part tour 0r l,,spec-
tton. lis lad speelAl ears Mt Ilfs disposal,
atla lcar,esl IL great .!,a.,y tIlings which have
Binge bccol,lp known In tile progress ut the
stAr-routu Investigation. Ilo embodied thls
Information In
4 SPECIAL RErOnr
to the department, Which was noyer madu
public, in wlIttl. ,o Aet forth graat many
abuses. Th!s report wa5 lodged somewhere
III the Post.O1ico Department. till WIS never
actcd upon-fur what reasons, or through
wllNt iHllnel,ce, Ia nut stated. Soon after
tllat, AIr. Tyner hfIl,su!t for Il ulsu was aot-
lng Eustinustcr.tiunurat, hut In tIIas calneiiy
llo lid not attempt tU correct lilo Rbuses
which lie had lIllQself discovered III the stnr-
route matter. Curlo,lsty enough, thIs report,
which Is alleged tn llAyo been culcunlc.
somewhere In tic department, fell Into Tho
hands Of Postmastcr.G General Jnmes soon
nfter llu callo Into Office, an!, after exaIntl-
!as 1t, 1t WIS steclttau that 1yMer should not
ha continued III ot1lce.
Mll. JAMES POSITION
WIS that, illasnllch rs TyEer hud ltMowl-
edga of these wrongful Nuts, ind did mt
tako active steps TO Gurruct lhtn, itb ought
not 10 bu permitted to rou.atn In tho postal
service. ThIs alleged eu,lcuaied report ot
'rynur l,ns been shown 10 President Arthur,
mid II lns bBen a9rcod that Sir. Tynur shall
bu removed. This Is the lust story rclatln,
tn his cuse. TllerB nro Nn perS0nnl cE1nrEes
Ut my kind nHa!mst 3Ir. TyNer hInlsclf.
, 1881-10-19


spff'af O"paseh to ahs Caaea'. s'tetn'.
WASHINGTON, u. u, Oct. ls.--lt sco'na
probabluthat TIC ChrlstlnMcy case Is not to ru-
naia alono On tue court records Of W"sl.ing-
i'm fr,tic rnufnf,,s a sensational urifrlr in
~" ~ '. ~ ,,t.i.,, ~ so ~. ,,,,t i,n,'rss",'.
.t"o .o G"'.n ~ - r'ar ~ Wissomr j,os Iast II,
at. ~ ~ .na a",'sos ,.,io', aro s.atos ~. ~ sh
, a.. e"e tsn !'e r.to,", III ''''
'u,"m.s y, en.'"u. ~ . .H .rt,si, .I y! - ~
.', ~" S,,ra 10 aav .,.t,'s -, hIss, bnnonss ,n. ~,
% nhn,t ,so wcosa nro. Al tint ti,np % Ian Clark
It n utatol took occasion to rcpr,maui his wlfo
Tor rc,nu.ntnR out lato ut night, ilor ubset.cp,
1t IL ullcgod, CONTINUED night nftvr night, nnd
ucn. CLARK, believing that uil WIS nut right.
took u tlsiecs!yo into h's contdoneo. anu hts
laboFs "erc.' Is sala' rowarded ny soo'ns tho
lady. tn company with na!o eo1npan|on'
90 INTO a SALOON
~ fepofto! az onsoesauohs 10 uen. c'ats,
wno anp1ossa n's w.'e ~ ue'se ,,'s aos . no"nwar
t%an au os ~ sv .ha nn.d ,Js 's @
hm.hsnI ,n NJ, ,1Id M, x"en hsr ward md IN :,
fow ,,lvbty aftsr, roturned to her old hnul,s'
aud kent it M uixht after night, Ut times golur
hume III M cxh!laeutuil condition. 0cu. Clark,
finding thut hIs appeals were In vain. resolved
yesterday TO leayo hIs wlfo. III view VI tho high
standing Of both parslca slo anals has uroased
tho !nas. ln'eHse , eaos1eac1 un's os''.1a, M "
, 1881-10-19


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so,,on ~ nost NJ IN, ,,,,rs.entntly" snu,Icrn
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emn,,r e s,o, nv asac,.t,' a., as w.s ns,.srnt.
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, 1881-10-19
The Assassin Now Of the Opinion that
His Lawyer. Has betrayed"
Him.
bourbon Senators Purpose to Rato Day3s
with Malone, anM Refuse
10 Pnir.
Statement Of the Result Of tho Financial
Labora Of Secretary VIM
dom.



Spsefdk uLspaseh IT, The uhieaaa TfthHns.
WASHINGTON, u. e., OFT. ts.--A gcntla-
nlNn who kilhWA tilt 1lNlllrH Of tho report If
Tho Treasury Investigation for which Senator
Sl,crlnan Is calling saya tint thu report will
neither ytndtcnte i1ur acells0 Anytoly; tlMt
It IL, In pn'nt Of fact, nut II rep0rt Of tito IT.
vrstlgatton; a1M that tho resolution Is 50
drawn TINT IL will Mnt rccntvn tho testimony
upon whlcl, thu WpOrt Is b.srtl. Illo rcport
was simply preliminary statement natlu by
thu committee 10 thu Sccrotllry Ut the 'rrcns-
ury IN accordance will IL letter directing
them 10 do spcrItic thing. That letter Is
tile busis Of the Investigation. A!trr this
preliminary repurt, no considerable further
Inquiries wcro Iladc. ind the Investigation
seellls to liaye cEosctl tl,crc. Tho rcport prop
or, which will bo transmitted to tho Seiiato,
1t Is sail
MAKES no nEFEItESCE 10 ANY uNE
except, perhaps, 'itney, tic dismissed Clls-
tutlinn, afHt two ar three local dealers, WHO
lnye returned to the Treasury money which
thay admitted they had improperly received;
but tho mutn subject mutter out Of which
tilo Treasury scandal arlscs will not be Gov
crcd, Or, II covered ut atl. will only bo ynEue-
" referred to in the document callctt f0r by
tic resolution NOW relillng Ill tito Senate.
There Gull be lit doubt, however, tl.at there
will he Il Thorough Investigation Ut this mat
ter, by ut lpast ul!u f1uNsu Of Cungress, rs
sU0n ~ C0ngruss shall bc nssambluf III reBM-
lar session. Certainly tlioro seems to be no
good rtns0n why Tho report should not hayu
beun inado public long ag0.
STATEMENT.
WAstiiSaroS, Oct. lS,-1l yiew ut tho a]r
proacting end Ut Sccrgtary Wtntlonl's att-
ninistration Of tho Treasury Department, IL
statement WIS prepared by Chief Conns, Of
the Loan Division, tottay, ahDwllg In detail
tle a,nount Of tic United States bonds re-
tlcetied, Or which llayu Ceasetl to lcar inter
est, together Will II reduction Ut tho annual
Interest cllnrges ainco Mnrch lMst, tho lato
upon which the Eooretary assumed control
OF Tho Department.
Amount Of United sintes bon,ls Redeemed,
nr which llaye ceased to bcar Interest, slMco
| Nlarcl4t lssi:
| Act 1f Mnrch =, fsd1. ralo per cent,
Act Of J"iy il ind Xua i, isi. raio '''''
At Ct II f: Sarch j. ss, iats iurcent. '''-s
at ot Sy ii. ISL, ad jar. ID is;. 0s''"
| rskc pttr cent, amount ........... U7,Bl7,stm
| uhttHi States bnndS continued ut III
pur ce1t, rato vi pur cent, AMOUNT. fJSos,ooo
Tota! fnouns.. uns......................* { !U5 pi, ,7bu
Reduction III ANNUAL Interest churge:
| Redeemed. Continued. IDtul
II oo?,ls * ;;;*'''aaess *',45i,ns s5,pl,oss
honls... a;no,sp7 o,eaa,5.p aAl3.4l7
Total. tul......................... lisi
or thu S105.ENl100 0f bonds which, ll,lyo
been redeemed or ceased ~ benr Interest,
there are ut tllis tEne still uustalll,g ST. ISL
1f l0i1diu In tin
, 1881-10-19

parcntiy under aat! From tho yachts in the
harbnr went furll, q constant stream of
r1ckets, etc.
THE WATCH ON T1tt: 1tittNE.
Troubles have Increased oil Secretary
Dlaine's shoulders ~ tic day went By. Ills
rclmrtc.t TINT tlm French grew jea1ous of tic
attention pai,l Tho Germans, a!N( tho Germans
refused tn come Un thu sRtno ship with tho
French nftnr leaving Fortress Mnnltp. Thu
Germans oau,v on tic CatsktIl, wlllo tia
Freiicl, catnc OH their own ycssel. II II 1,'I-
tlurstoud TINT MI endea,or will l'o made tn
heal the differences by II, reunion uf both
French md Germans Mt n luncheon. u, hoar'l
tho St. JolE,, t:pn. ]Iancnrks lteaduNnrtcr-
sl,it.
, 1881-10-19
INDIANA MAS0NS.

6ps<Ws VNpa3FN 10 TN CHIsato 1r1uRHE~
INDIANAPOLIS. 1ntl., Oct. 1B.-Ths 1natana
Grand Council Of 1loyal and Select Muster
Maso,ls held its twenty-B!xth annual collyo-
cation today, and elected the following
officers: lllustrious Gruld Master. Perry
". uar4, OF Frankfort; deputy !!Iustrlous
liralul Master, AlbNrt Howard. OF Vinconnes; !;
A.,ce, Ut Huntingdon; &. r. O. at the Wnrk,
Th0lnas Il. Austin, OF Vineennes; Grand
Treasurer, Charles Fisher; Gralld Recorder,
JohN III. U.xnlwull,
, 1881-10-19
THE SPRAGUE ESTATE,

NORWICH, Conll.. Oct. 1B.-Arguu1ent waa
begun today IN the Supreme Court Of Errors
IN the case Ut, Winthrop Dc Wolf, lleectyer,
aga!nst the 4. s. 4. ". 6pragus ManufaqtuG.
aps Company, Ths complaint is for tore
closure qf Judgment lten upon = Judgment
rendered by tho New k,l,.inn CnulllS AApe-
rios Court, june !erAl, ls92. III sipelkattshh
, 1881-10-19

0PF f04t Atl%AAoH-H
FonrI.I:ss MoSr,oE. Oct. 1a-Tho steamer
Cntsklll, with Secretary Dtuine md the
Frctlcl, and German guests, arrived ut lamp
ton iloalls this illornIng from Washington.
The French Minister and lhe guests were
transferred 10 the frfguto Maglc1enhe,; which
gut under wAy, and, accompanied by her con.
sort, the Duniont Durytllo, sailed for York
Town. Snlutcs were fired from tile fort III
llonor If tho arrival of tho distinguished
visitors. Tho Catskill left for Yorktown nt,
Do'cl0ck.
W.ATEtrTOWS, WIS.
Special Dupateh 10 Ihe Chicago Tribune.
WATEnrowS, Wis, Oct. lS.-!Apr0pos to
tic celebration Ut tho surrender OF Corfu
wallis to Washington, which llas been hell
to.lay ut Yorktown, 1t may bo Interesting 10
refer to tho fact tint wp lave anlong our
citizens tne who saw in Ills ttMe Lord C0rll-
wallis, tic English {;ellarnt that gayc np his
sworto tie Cnnlna'tlcr-ln.Chtef uf the AM
ertcan army, Oct. H. l7Sl. Wu rcfcrto Charles
DruniKNn. now nuarly ~ ye"rs old. WHO
distinctly remembers seeing Lord Corn, ,vallls
pass through County Monaghan, ireland,
In tl,u yaar 17Da with wllat was called his
"iiy[ng camp" Mr. Dranigan at t''at tllao
WAS Il lad of II, n1ltl Corllwallis II yenrs Of
nEe. Among tho groat number Of peopte
assembled today thore wis probably not ono
tllat Ind ever seen CORVALLIS.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, I'a., Oct 1S.-Goy. 11oyt
and stuff md thu Pennsylvania troops left
| for Yorktown today.
, 1881-10-19
MATRIMONIAL,

Special Dispatch to Thu Chicago Tribune.
AURORA, ILL.,, Oct. 1s.-The nlArriugo Ut
Mr. VIII Cooper al.d bliss Eno Bnrre!t took
place ut tic home Of the bride, md was per-
formed by the Iley. Thomas Gait. The event
has beon anxloalsly anticipated, as butIl pal-
Ties aro well kMuwn it, Atlrora circles. Mr..
Cooper Ii heavy grocery MereluIlt, al!tt pne
Of tho partturs III the firm of 1Allon II Cooper
Bros,
, 1881-10-19

Bpeeta. pt,paiea to Iha Chicago 1ttbune.
D.cATuis ILL.,, Oet. l8.-Albert 7. Snm-
iners, n yo,ltlg attorney Of this city, anu
Miss l'attio 1'egrnnl, wore nIarricd ut Lill-
coin, ILL.,, this eyenlng. They will bo given
4 brilliant rec9ptlun ut tue new DelnmtuK lIo-
tel In tl,!s city Friday evening.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-08-25

tsupposo you Ia a.wlysa great fan
oy for surroryP' people often usad TO
say 70 Sir Beujamlu Bro io, thl great
English surgeon Of tho day, The truth
was no had no moro tosto for II than o
fop for polo.oat Ho went into tho
business because lhor1 was nothing else
for him TO do. Il i4 not at all probable
that tho older Bonnet ever had any
youthful aspirations IN tho direction OF
journalism, or that A, 4. Stewart over
thoughtot booomigg q merchant Ste
phongou was not nn inventor because
lao wiliod 20 be ono; nor Edison an cleo
tHcian because that was the dream Of
his boyhood. These mon followed tho
bent Of their own genius, and for thom
il was along tho line Of tho least resist
anco.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-08-25
SIon ihe Sale

Tho New York Evening Post, in
speaking Of the law in New York
City which prohibits any person
from discharging or setting Of fro
works, says "Tho only effective
way Of doing away with the dis
charge Of fireworks on the Fourth Of
July would be to prohibit the sale
thereof So long as they are OK
posed for sale in every shop window
the police are helpless TO arrest the
yiolators in numbers sufficient to
make any impression"
Now apply tho SAME reasoning
to tho liquor.traflc, and sec what
you think about it. So long as tho
temptation Of drink is openly erpos-
cd on every corner, persuasion is
fruitloss, and prayers, unaccompa''-
ted by action aWapa3iag
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Marulnnd.

A Baltimore correspondent writ
ing Of tho progress Of the Temper
anoo work in Maryland, says;
"ro those who have not thought
Of the matter 30 will bo interesting
10 know that the State OF Maryland
is very nearly one-hali under ne thor
oughly probibitory law Rs the State
Of Maine, and that the nations cap
ital can only be approached from the
north over territory freed by the vote
OF tho people from The curse Of The
rum.tratio. Take down tho map
and see bow completely Prince
Georges and Montgomery counties,
Nd, surround Jhe district Of Colum
bia on throa sidoa, while tho Poto.
mac River bounds II on the south, so
e haa been claimed that Washing ton
Is surrounded by cold water ] think
few States are doing moro effective
work than We are here IN Maryland
with that noble man, Daniel, as our
loader We oro hard M work now
trying 10 secure tho right kind Of
q Legislature for next winter 80 as
10 get Local Option laws loras many
moro counties bs possible, IN hopes
Of being ablo 30 extend prohibition
throughout The State, on RB nOarly 80
aa possible, We arc also looking
forward 10 Tho securing Of o eonsd-
tutional amendment similar 10 that
OF Kanaaa,n
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s.urrprising .bruggiaie.

M,wrs, sEYBERr & CO., the live
Druggists OF lhe town, ave always up 20
the times aud ready % meet the demands
of thplr many UIumpr, They have iust
received aHupply of that wonderful rymc-
dy that "a astonishing tho world by i,E
marvellous oure7, DR, kNUs Nav bNroy-
EUY lor Consumption, Coughs Culds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever phthitic,
Group, Whoopiug Cough, Tickling in the
Throat, Loss ul Voice, lluNucugs ur any
affection of the Throat and Lungs Ihia
remedy positively cures, as ,houmuds can
testily, n you do NOT holiyyo it call ul
SENNfRr IS CO.'S Drug rlore and get @
Trial bottle Gts ~ cost or q regular size
bottle for enc dollar Az you value your
liir, give ita TRIAL pud be- convinced, Os
lhousaud5 olFeady have been,
deoDu0yls.Sichw
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-08-25

TaoMmkgtoo tNnn) Rf'onR giyoa
uu account ui % rather upplotsunt
adventure bya cltHu ot tHt vicinity
r'raullY MWia NgEHg, OF Nlvoo L.
who was walking ,lpg the road no r
his plpoo, one day lu3I wonS, jn % mod.
lRtlyo mood, wal muah UNuulshol by
blow from % hugr b0ci boar that
knocked him down, Before ho could
recover hmsoE Mrs, Bruu WIS ON
him. and bio and scratched him s'vorp.
ly, despite lil appeals for m'rny and
bis arguments tuNt 10 was unfair 10
abuse mau whom down A cry from
n cub iu The vicinity WAS more eG'N!iyoi
ma,orual affection prevailed whoa on.
treaty could not giving Walker au up.
pouuuiS 10 gl'Hcr himnli up aul
leave, rho lify inlimllon ho hat OF
tho praNjmlly af tho boar was the blow,
Tho boar aud cub were killed ncot The
same place most dHv
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Correspondence OF the Now'.
HOW TO TREAT POTATO BUGS.
PARIS GREEN A CERTAIN
REMEDY.

I notice in q recent number Of tho
News that The "bugs" are destroying
the potatoes about Russell's Station,
Let me say to my old parisbioners
and friends at Go Station and else.
where, that the bugs are small mat
ter il properly treated
Paris green is n certain specific,
and does quick work. II is safe and
harmless in safe hands, but other
wise dangerous. Avoid the tedious
method Of putting the powder on the
vines.
Get a tin sprinkler, put heapipg
teaspoonful to two gallons OF water,
and shower the vines half MS fnst as
you walk to a plow--in tho forenoon
is best, and where the vines are dry.
Look next day, and you will 500 the
bugs have been swept as with q blast
Of FIRE,
Let mercy be a stranger TO the
first mother.bugs that appear in the
spring. After that keep your eye
peeled and give attention TO the
young, as fast as they appear upon
tho vines. AS q rule, to reconuoiter
the field regularly, one row at time
once q week, will be sufficient.
CAUrIoN-When haud}ingtho pow.
der, be in q place-close room-where
tho air is not in motion, with plenty
OF light, Dip the powder into tho
sprinkler oarofully-the dust flies so
oasily-be sure not to breathe iti then
pour in the water till full Let the
sprinkler have a cover Have on a
pair Of leather gloves, See that no
is done. Then you are
ready FOR business, Keep the pow
der in a glass jar with tight cover
and keep both jar and sprinkler in a
box, under lock and key, slowed
away in some secluded corner, where
olso is apt 10 he, and let
some careful person alamo bo the
and dealer out Of the
thing. In using il goa cannot be
too carCtm children should never
bo allowed TO touch it, There is a
certainty IN its deadlineas that must
not bs TITLED with, And woe he to
the bug that has bouudooity to taste
II aa 0n experiment,
j, M, RoBNsoN
MALymS, Iowa, Aug, 1881,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-08-25
UNDER OATH.
| Startling Revelation OfSBf-
fering!
.'Oh, My God How | Did Suffer
! Earnestly Prayed 10 Die"
have been qic.sd for twenty years win I, 4 a

t r have been afflicted for twenty years VII an
II obstinate tklu disease, called by sumc M,D.s
PsuTasis, aud others Lcprnsy, commencing on
my scalp, and, boz spite OF all could do, with De
help uf the most skilltu doctors, il slowly hu'
surely extended, until year ago this winter %
covered my eu,ilp person IN fOIm Of dry scales
For the lust three years have been unable 10 90
amy labor aud ruuViiuV intensely all the time
Evury morning there could Ne nearly dusypan
tnll Ut scales taken from the sheet on my bed
some nt them half as large az the envelope con
tanning this letter. In the lniter part Of winter
my skin commenced cracking open. / tried every
thing, almost that could be thought OF, without
any relief The 18th OF June / started West, in
hopes / could reach the Hot Springs / reached
Detroit aud was 20 low thought should have
to go to the hospital, 6ut finally got az iar az
Lansing, Mich. where had q sister living. One
DR.. - treated us about two weeks, but did me
no guud. An thought had but short time TO
I've I earnestly prayed 10 die. Cracked through
the Ekm an over my back, ucrOss my nus, arms
hands limbs, feet badly swollen, tuc-uails came
of, finger nails dead aud hard IS bone, hair deau,
dry and ifclGss rs old straw. 0, my God how ]
did suffer
''Siy sister, Mrs. E. Il. Davis, had s'uall part
Of a box Of Cuticurg IN the house. She wouldn't
give up said ave viii try tutiCura." Sume was
applied On one hand aud arm. Eureka there
was relief stopped the terrible Burning sensa-
tiOns from the word 60. They immediately got
the RcsOyeu', CutiCura and Soap. ! commenced
by taking one tablespoonful Of ResOlNCnt three
times q day, after meals had bath once day.
wSter about blood heat used Cuiicura soap free
": applied Cuticura IN lruiEg and evening. Re
ru't, returned 20 my home ia Just SIX weeks from
time Iltf, and my skin hs smooth AZ thls tneeL OF
paper. HIRAM L. CARPENTER,
Henderson, jefferson Co.. n. Y,
Sworn to before ne TIL, Ioth day Of January,
1881. A. NJ. LEFFNGWELL,
Justice OIL the Peace.