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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Saturday Government bonds were
quoted at l16 for 4s Of 1907 10l5 for 5s of 1881
ia for AS sterling, q s2I@4 SAL silver bars 1123
Silver in London, BIZ consols, 993d; per
cent United States bonds 1o4I a. 119E; AIS, 164.
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at
discount to par Mexican dollars, s93a9oc.
At Liverpool wheat is quoted at lis Id glls I'd for
good to choice California.
There was fair business in mining stocks at San
Francisco Saturday morning, and prices were about
the same as Friday. Some descriptions rose from 5
CENTS 70 50 cents above Fridays figures, while
others fell off in 4 corresponding ratio.
Particulars, SO far s learned, Of the massacre Of
General Carr and his command by the White Mount
ain Apaches in Arizona are given this morning.
The drought continues in certain sections OF the
south, and in Virginia ami North Carolina great
damage % the crops has been sustained.
a woman rode ten miles al Council Bluffs, Ia,
Saturday, in tweuty.ore minutes and forty-nine
seconds-the rs Is. si-2s IN -sco7j.
4 farmer at F1sa.tza, T.. VS. t1ra to shreds by
an enraged Jersey BAL
James Manss, Ir.. g Charged by the Coroner's
jury with tbs u-urdef q Jennie Crauer, recently
found dead near N.w Haven, Conn.
NAA-e
morrow be SET aside as day OF prayer for the re-
covery OF the President.
Nothing OF Importance is reported in regard to
the attempted train robbery in Placer county.
Morris Blueill committed sucile at Capenteria,
Santa Barbara county, Saturday, with stryehnine.
Captain William Hanscom, torty-niner OF Cali
fornia, died Saturday in Boston.
Lorenzo Delmonico, the famous New York caterer,
is dead.
Guiteau was hanged in effgy at Buffalo Saturday
night, in the presence of 5000 people.
In a row in Smith county, Tennessee, Friday, one
man was killed and another fatally wounded.
Hugh Pntchard was shot and dangerously
wounded by a negro at Las Vegas, N. NJ, Saturday.
The King Of Wurtemberg has been converted to
Catholicism
Bush fires ia Ottawa valley, Ontario, have rem
dered 60 families home ess, and destroyed $4,000
worth OF farm property.
Two Americans and three Mexicans were killed by
Apaches at Eagle Springs, Tex, early last week.
The race week at Santa Rosa closed Saturday
Thomas Filbon was instantly killed near Almaden,
Santa Clara county, Saturday, by the wheels of a
loaded wagon passing over his head
Fire at Portland, OR. also at Omaha, Neb
Peter Boyle died suddenly last evening at Stock
ton.
Aheayy rainstorm prevailed at Tucson, A. T., last
night.
The President experienced further gastric dis
turbancas Saturday night, which caused consider,
able excitement in Washington; but the trouble
soon disappeared, and yesterday, according to the
surgeons, he was as well as could reasonably be ex
pected. He viii probably be taken 20 Long Brsnet
tomorrow or Wednesday.
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THE PRESIDENT.

While some gastric troubles have been
again apparent in the case of President
Garfield, the dispatches do not warrant a
fear that he is any worse, nor can there be
said to be any foundation for the belief
that he is better. The country will be
gratifed to learn that tomorrow or the
next day the national patient will be re-
moved from the influence of the malarious
atmosphere at Washington, and be trans.
ported to the northern seaside, where the
saline breezes, it is hoped, will cause a re-
action in his system for the better.
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ATTORNEYS FEES.

EDS. RECORD UNION Since the proposi-
ton submitted by District Attorney Buckley
to furnish ali Tie counsel required to carry
the suits against the miners to final issue
for $1,000, we have not heard from the fee
business. The people are anxious to hear
from the Supervisors in the matter. Every
body knows how the plain commonsense
proposition Of the District Attorney embar-
raised the Board, but they ought to face the
music and either accspt or vote it down. As
the case stands they al pear to be lodging the
issue. TAXPAYER
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SECOND EDITION.

A second edition OF the REcoRD-UN1oS is issued
ach day at r. NJ, bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to tina; hour. By this arrangement the
RECORD JNoN viii present the latest news obtain
able at all points east and north of Sacramento.
The regular morning edition of the RECORD UNION
is carried by morning trains, and is ahead of all
competitors as far north as Chico, the California
Oregon Railroad; west to Benicia, and south to
Stockton, and east to Colfax, Folsom and Placer
Vile and all intermediate places.
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o'clock A. NJ. till OF Tuesday, September 9Th
named in the proclamation OF the Governor of
Pennsylvania, for the people of the Presidents
n1tive State to unite in prayer and supplcaton 10
Divine Providence spare his life and restore him to
health Let set aside from the ordinary pursuits of
life these two hours and them to this high
and solemn purpose. respectfully suggest to the
citizens of Ohio that at the hours designated they
assemble in the houses OF public worship, about
the family altar, and join in prayer to God to avert
from this nation the calamity that threatens US and
grant that the hope that now sladdens us may be
allowed to grow into welcome certainty and re-
joieing the Presidents restoration to health
and strength. CHARLES FOSTER, Governor.
Postal Changes for the Pacific Coast.
WASHINGTON, September 4th 1.-The follow
ing are the Pacific coast postal changes an
nounced for the week: Offices established
Cozzens, Sonoma county, Cal, Davenport
Fresno county, CAL. William r. Hampton,
Postmaster; Snowflake, Apache county,
Arizona. VIM. d. Stortchner Postmaster
Office discontinued = Shawmat, SikiyoR
county Cal. Named cnanged-San Marios,
San Luis Obispo, CAL, to San Miguel.
Postmasters ppointed--Charles L. Muller,
Caliente. Kern county, CAL; John S. KIM
ball, Cuffeys Cove, Mendocino county, CAL;
Thomas B. Smith, Eureka Mills, Plumas
Kern county, CAL; George Thorn, Newark,
Alameda county, Cal; Lemuel Allen, st.
Clair. Churchill county, New; Joseph Bragg, 1
Pine valley, Union county, Or.
Fire at Omaha.
OMAHA. September 4th.-This morning
about o'clock an incendiary fire destroyed
row of frame buildings at Thirteenth and
Dodge streets, causing a loss of about IS, 600,
on which there was light insurance. E.
Airscow, who owned large twostory
frame lodging house, had no insurance. The
Western cornice works lost about $1,000
in stock. with $1,000 Insurance. The
fire originated in Stevenson's carpenter
shop. and is supposed to have been set
by Mrs. Allen, to revenge herself on Aims
COW, her landlord. She was arrested. This
afternoon high wind sprung up and famed
the embers into blaze, and in FIVE minutes
three good two-story frame dwellings were on
fire, and some were destroyed. Creighton's
hotel had a very narrow escape. The dwell
ings belonged to James Chapman, and were
worth 81, COO each, on which he had about
81, 000 insurance. Considerable furniture
was destroyed. The total loss by today's
fire amounts to nearly $4,000
Home Again.
NEW YORK September .-Ex-Secretary
Evarts arrived to-day from Europe.
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and quite as numerous as the latter
force, has not been the recipient of much,
if any, Of the Governmental bounty. To
Offset this is the reflection that to quell
this rising will cost more than would have
served to keep a sufficient army force in
the troubled section, and thus have pre-
vented the outbreak.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The French ELECTIONS.

PARIS, September 4th- Second ballots
were taken to-day for members of the Cham
her of Deputies in those districts where there
was no choice at the general election two
weeks ago. In the ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Paris,
PassY defeated Godelle (Bonapartist) and
Tony Revillen (Intransigeant) defeated Ranie
and Tick (Gambettists) Maret RADICAL and
Lasaint (Republcau) have been returned for
Nantes. Peytral, Bauquier and Duverdieu
(Irreconcilable) have been returned for Mar
settles. BesarcoD. Lyons and Camescasse
have been returned for Brest.
SECOND DISPATCHl
PARIS, September 4sh The results of
twenty.one second ballots taken to-day show
twenty Republicans and one Conservative
elected. The Monarchists lose two seats and
the Bonapartists one.
Riot In Dublin.
DUBLIN, September 4th-A conflict has
taken place here between the police and the
public, caused by some soldiers making in.
sulting remarks about the Pope The police
fired upon some persons throwing stones, and
fifteen were wounded, some seriously.
A New Expedition.
ROME, September 4th-Lieutenant Bove,
the Arctic explorer, has started for Buenos
Ayres on an expedition to South Patagonia.
The Teut0n Disaster.
LONDON, September 4th The Union Mail
Steamship Company estimate the total loss
of life by the laundering of the Teuton at the
Cape OF Good Hope at 236.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Nrm IIfcf

When the mind and body are tired BY over
eNertion, or by long study, BATH in which has
been mixed half bottle Of MURRAY Il LAM
MANS FLORIDA WATER, viii reinvigorate the
physical powers, and impSrt delightful huoyaucy
and clearness t. the mind. To prevent disappoint-
ment, always ask for the Florida Water prepared BY
Lanman Kemp, New York, there being worthless
eounterieits possessing of the above properties
SILT
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The splendid new Story. written for tie
REcoRD-U UNION and the WEEKLY UNION, en-
titled 1.-THE WAYS OF THE World"
scN be commenced Norenter 1st, and icM be
published in tpenty instal1ments.
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THE highest hopes and interest of the race
rest on the purity, health and strength of
womanhood. We take pleasure in referring
our readers to the remarkable efficacy of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in
all that class of diseases from which women
suffer SO much
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Mortality Report.

For the week ending September 3, 1881, made by
S. r. CALDWELL, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
August 2e-Geo W. Farr, 80 years IL months and
days; New Hampshire.
August 27-Joseph Monkey, 81 years, 10 months
and II days; ireland.
August 2s-George Phi. H. Urban, years and u
DAYS California.
August 30-Charlotte MAY Wilson, % years, Q
months AID % days; Oregon.
August Sl-Edward French, As years; Pennsyl-
vania.
Besides the above there were brought here for in
terment the following:
August 24-Charles Z. McLane 81 years: Delaware.
August 25-George Turner, 80 years; New York.
September 1-Jonn McCabe.
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AS a MILD, but effective laxative as
safe. but sure tonic blood purifier and general
strengthener use King of the Blood.
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Reopening Of Pcfcrs0n'S New Palace
Confectionery Dining lee Cream and oyster saloon
Nos els and C2o street, Sacramento. iy6-Splm
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DIED

Sacramento, September 4-Yetta Kaiser, native of
Germany, ca years.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of her brother-in-law Is. Coney), K
street, between Front and Second, this afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
Walter Springs Napa county, September 3-John
Young native Of Canada, 81 years
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the undertaking rooms of J. Frank Clark, No.
1oI7 Fourth street, between and X, this after
neon at o'clock
Sacramento, September John schott, native Of
New Hampshire, Al years
Funeral notice hereafter
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MARRIED..

Sacramento, August 31-By Rev. D. Deal, at the
residence of the brides parents, Simeon Gould, Of
Woodland, Yolo county, to Emma L. Klees,
daughter of John Klees, OF Sacramento (No
cards)
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-05

Punch Cisars.-Just received by Reyu-
oLDS " CoRMlN, a ful supply Of those Cigars
the Havana-tilled, five cent Cigar Third and
streets. auSO.iw
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municipality of Paris has concluded con-
tract of fifty years duration with the
Pneumatic Clock Company, which will be
charged with the time service of the town.
At Paris, then, the unifcation of the time
will be an accomplished fact.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-05

DIR. In Mars Seminal Pills.-The best
remedy in the world for General Debility, Nervous
and PHYSICAL ProStration, Loss Of Sexual Nigor,
Seminal Emissions, and the many iments caused
by Excess, Self Abuse, Dissipation, etc. All sui
ferers, young and old, viii find in these PILLS q
remedy that speedily restores wasted vitality, and re-
kindles the HaIne of Hope, Health and Ambiti9n-
TH1 Glory OF Man Is HIS STRENGTH. DR. Ia
MARS PILLS are a veritsble g Fountain II Youth"
Price, 90 90 per bottle. senthy ENDress, receipt
OF price Tor c. o. D.] to any address. a. Nc
BOYLE X Co.. Druggists, Z. o. Box 1852 San
Francisco. m25-6m
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The only Genuine MIX Hrend, delivered
every morning, by w. f. PETERSON, go j. iyI
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-05

Says the Saturday ReUieeg' Women are
VIGOROUSLY Indifferent to their food. IF
European community could be deserted for
year by the men, we verify believe that
the women would Glide back, first into
custom of having tea and chop at every
meal, next into pecking at some bread and
butter at any hour when they felt the
pangs of hunger, lastly into the condition
Of savages who live on casual roots and the
gum and bark of trees. 1t is man, proud
man, who keeps woman up to the civilized
mark in the matter of eating and drink
ing.
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For Sale.-0ne fine TecumsehA
Stallion. ; years old also three fine I'm
Mares Inquire at Capital Brewery, corner IA
Twelfth and streets. au2I Wv
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Drink !" Halls Pepsin Wine Egtters" and
be happy and content. Il is absolutely pure Cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and the "blues" Ii has re-
ceiyed First Premium throughout the State au25f
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KIDNEY.WoRT is natures remedy for kidney
and liver diseases, piles and constipation.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-05

The best Meals In the city at Pctcrson's,
CTS and go ] street ly7.u
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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, September 3l.-To arrive Septem-
Der 7th Mrs Sarah w. Hansen, Chatta-
nooga. Tenn. Mrs. r. T. Miller. Alice Mil
ler Rygate, Vermont Rev. w. b. Priddy
and family, Amador City Sister Mary Phi
lomene, Sister Mary Columbine. Montreal
w. Jackson, Mrs. E. Depraus, Portland,
Ogn.; Surgeon-G General Hamilton and wife,
Canada; J. w. Sanborn. wife and daughter,
Mrs, A. w. Sanborn, j. Greenbaum and
wife, San Fran cisco; Richard r. Morris,
Sparta, n. j.; P. Weissman, Winnemucca.
OMAHA, September 4th.-Left here TO day,
to arrive in Sacramento September Ssh:
Miss c. z. Connolly, Brooklyn; Mrs. J.
Coghlan. San Francisco; Florence Arm
strong Hampton, n. Y; Mrs. Nelson and
child, New Hampshire S. NJ. Gorst, Isabel
Gorst, Elsie Gorst. Dayton, o.; James w.
Hale, William 5. Chapman, Mrs. Furlong,
San Francisco @. o. Bachelor, London
James Smith, wife and child. Stockton;
Mrs. NJ. L. Lull, San jose; Ellen Nicoll,
Salem, Mass.
CARLIN, September 4th.-Passed here to-
day, to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow:
Mrs. Hall. San Francisco f. +. Howard
and wife, New Orleans; Miss Hattie Bewsel,
Miss Mary Bewsel, L. Stewart, wife and two
children, lone; A. II. Benring, China; j.
w. Donaldson. wife and children, J. l.. Cur
by, V. G. Samuel, st. Louis; A. Mailliard,
p. X Austin, Miss s. Austin, San Rafael
New jersey; Mrs. L. Force and son, Fort
Lowell, Arizona; Miss Ella Reynolds, Wat
kins, n. Y; Mrs r. A. Blake, Detroit;
Mrs Edward Hall and son. Portland, Or;
George 7. Steel, New York; Z. Young,
Philadelphia; j. l.. Ross, Mrs. j. r. Neff,
John Kross and wife, Logansport, Indiana
Jacob Kirkpatrick, Illinois: John Laugham.
Salt Lake; Mrs. j. Lang, Elko; 81 emigrant
passengers, to arrive in Sacramento August
9th.
NRwHALI. September 4th.-Passed here to-
day. to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
B. X. Ayser, San Diego; y. 7. Clark, +, Il.
Shearer, M. j. Egan. Mrs. +. r Cox, +.
Jayner and wife, Miss Henry, r. d. Finley,
Bernsrdino Mrs. NJ. Hicks, p Delany,
Tombstone J. II. Godfrey. wife and child,
Yuma /; John Foster, Prescott.
An ADVERTISING BELLE.-A novel
feature of the season at Saratoga and Long
Branch will be an advertising belle at each
of those places. Two handsome girls of
good form and toplofty style have been
hired for the purpose. They will be
fashionably dressed, but their mission
is not to display dry goods. A dealer
in hair, hair dyes, washes for the
and toilet articles of
a identifying sort employs them and
will pay their expenses. They will serve
as models on which to exhibit the latest
in false hair and hair dress.
ing. Their faces will be carefully made
up with such preparations as he manu-
features. The plan is a bold one, but en-
tirely feasible.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
ORE GASTRIC DISTURBANCE.

ESPECIAL TO THE REcoRD-UNIoNl
MORE GASTRIC DISTURBANCE.
The President Experiences Further Trouble
With His Stomach.
POSTAL CHANGES FOE THE PACIFIC COAST.
Female Incendiary at Omaha Causes
Considerable Loss.
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Pratrs Abolition eu.-Tlse Peoples
Remedy has cured thousands; it will cure you. Il
has no equal. Sufferers with Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia Sciatica, Partial Paralysis, Lame Back Gout,
Sprains Bruises Sore Throat Collie, Cramps, Cho.ers
viii find prompt relief BY using ABOLITION on.
The tests Of time and have proven It's value and
its popularity IS the best guarantee Of its success
For sale by all druggists Price, small, so cents;
large 81 Ask FOR P8ArT'S ABOLITION OIL.
A M0BoYLE & CO, Druggists, san Francisco.
Sole Proprietors. m25-0m
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MADAM SoLEMA.

yVyHE CELEBRATED ASTROLoGER, HAS e..
returned to this city, after two years y
absence, and can be found at No. $40 street, -
between Fifth aud Sixth. s5-4pu
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The Situation at Midnight.

EXECUTIVE MANSION. September 4th.-
1915 P. M.-Blaine sent the following to
Lowell tonight: last night the President
did not rest well. and twice during the night
his stomach was so disturbed that he vomited.
During the day he has been better. and has
swallowed the usual quantity of food and
retained it. His pulse. however. has been
surgeons do not think he has lost ground, but
he certainly has not gained since last nights
dispatch. At this hour (half-past 10Y he is
quietly sleeping"
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

tc.....,.............Etc ....... Etc.
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EJANTFD-A COMPETENT GIRL WANTS A
Wv situation to do general homework No
objection TO the country No. I'll Eighth street.
s52ts
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Il feaC LADIES' SILK
TIES, acith Chenille ends, 10
cents each.
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The Car TO be Used by the Governments
Patient.

WASHINGTON, September 4th.-Dr. Bliss
saws the President is doing very nicely in
deed. Last nights disturbance of the stomach
does not necessarily interfere with the Presi-
dents removal. The glaudular complication
is about all gone, but there is still some dis.
charge. The vomiting was more from the
effe,ts of wind on the stomach than anything
else.
Proclamation Il ON the Governor of ohio.
COLUMBUS, Sept, mber 4th. The following
State paper WIS Issued to-day by Governor
Foster:
STATE OF ONO. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
COLUMBUS September 4, ISL /
To the people Of the state Of Ohio: In compliance
with the general wish and desire Of our people,
hereby designate the same day and hours from 10
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POSTAL CHANGES FOE THE PACIFIC COAST.

Exc.
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-21
MIstook Hls Role.

The Judge of Galician village
near Cracow, having learned that an old
peasant woman resident In his district
had won a prize Of three hundred ilor-
ins in the CracOw Lottery, bethought
him Of stratagem by which they
might be transferred 10 his own posses
sion. Accord ngly. dressed as the
devil, he presented himself, as the
clock struck midnight, at the old WON
ans lonely dwelling, aroused her from
her slumbers. and in a hollow voice
commanded her 20 hand over her win
nings. The terrified woman at once
produced seyenty-five forins, protest
ing that she had that day lodged tho
balance in the Cracow Savings Bank;
whereupon the devil informed her. with
dreadful threats Of internal torment
should she fail to fulfil his behests, that
he would return the following night at
the same hour 10 receive the remainder.
Next morning the poor old lady applied
10 the savings bank for her deposit.
The manager surprised that she should
wish to draw il out so soon after having
lodged II, inquired into her reasons for
so doing, and elected a full confession
of her adventure OF the previous night.
When his Satanic Majesty called az
twelve p. IN. for the balance OF his per-
qnisite be was received by two gen
darmes, who handculied him, marched
him OF TO Cracow, and there delivered
him 10 the secular arm, which will
probably disable him from playing the
devil Tor some time ~ come.
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-21
R.,cusa nrom DEAN.

William j. Coughlan, OF Somerville, Mass,
SAYS 'ln the fall of 1876 l was taken with 8
ViOleiu NsedinggG 1is lungs, followed bya severe
cough. was admitted TO the City Hospital
leitlung as big os ahalf dollar gave uphopo.
but friend told me Of DR.. WM. HALi's Ball
BAN FOR TUE LUNas. I got hottie, when 10
ms surprise leommencedto 20 feel better, and to-
day feel In better spirits than have the past
three years. Iwrlte this hopinGthat every one
afflicted with Diseased Luugswill take Dil. WM.
Halls BAtsAM ron THE LuNGs, aud be con.
vinced that CONSUMPTION CAN DE CURED y
Also asure remedy for Colds, Coughs, ana all
Chest and Lung Diseases. Sold by druggists.