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THEIR DANGER AID SAD RESULTS.
NERVOUS CIIlLLs.

All headaches are nervous, whether called 50 or
not: ba. there IS q certain class Of headaches that
are known as and called nervous headaches bocause
they are attended by other nervous symptoms, and
what the patient calls nervous feelings or nervous
ness Headaches are more dangerous Than thcyare
generally supposed to be because few people die IN
ft of headache, but they lead to the most serious
state Of things nay, often end in death or insanity
and are always the fOrerunner of nervous chills
Nervous chills are extremely dangerous, and are
not only attended by distressing nervous symptoms
but by congestion Of the centres. and often
prove fatal very suddenly, and should receive
prompt and immediate treatment, but the best and
safest way il 10 take Il IN time; and If you suffer
from nervous or sick headache treat that and be
cured Of Il, and there will be no danger Of nervous
chlils. You may say, =" / have tried, and nothing
cures me.m No, tonlcs or those common pursatiye
pills or strong medicines will never cure YOU Tic
reeon yon suffer from nervous headache or chIisis
because your nervous system Is run down; the
nerye-guld has become poor and weak, and needs
feeding and restoring 10 its natural condition; and
1 can tell you what will DO ii in any ease and l
speak from experience, and ilatls DIR. BENsoNs
CELERY AND CIIAsfoMILE PILLS. They have
and viii cure any ease, no matter how long standing
or obstinate. Of either nervous headache, nervous
chllls, sick headache neuralgia, nervousness pa
ralyss slceplcssness, or indigestion Price, 90 cent
box, six boxes for postage free TO any adj
dress. Sold by ali druggists Depot, log north
Eutaw street, Baltimore. Nd. Prompt attention
given to all mall-orders At home Office
no 5-eodlw
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Third District.

~ Wise was elected over j. ). Wise,
'"sAber, 1880, by 1870.
Fourfli District.
D. iepecisi telegram % the Dispstch.I
'IikRsBURG, November 9.-Dinwlddie
NY gives Cameron majority Of 100
'.aoeF'tie gain Of 1852.
1aeron's majority in Grecnsyille, 5Ol-
@'eratic gain Of 97s.
!, = Charlotte, 4Oo-Democratic gain Of
Ao'toway, i,iOO-Democratic gain Of
A. Sussex oameron's majority Is $50
s'cfatic gain Of 75I.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
WEpNEspAY. Norembcr .. laaI.

WEDNESDAY. November o, 1881.
SALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-l,0OO Virginia tax-re-
ceivable coupons at 9ih 900 do. at 05; 300 vlr-
gsnis black scrip at 10; 10 shares Norfolk and
Western preferred at 81, 10 DO. at 81; 80 shares
Petersburg Railroad, u. c., at 25, 20 DO. az 2fT,
20 do. NJ rs, 90 do. al 25k; 10 shares Richmond
aud Allegheny at AZ 90 shares Columbia and
Greenyille preferred at SO; 5000 Petersburg
Railroad second SIS at 1913; 5000 Columbia and
Grccnvil!e second 6's at 90.
SECOND BoARD.-3,770 Virginia tax-receivable
coupons at 94h, 1000 do. at O4k; 20 shares Pc
tersburg Railroad at 25; 40 shares Norfolk and
Western preferred at 81, 20 DO. at 81; 30 shares
Columbia and Grcenyille preferred at ga, 10 do at
"a 20 do NJ "a
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FURTHER FIGURES
lag the Results of tao Flee
te"'. On virginia ON Tuesday.

orcameron Confidently Claimed
~ ~, Readjustsrs-Deciaed Democratic
'" Al, legislature, but IA yet Report-
Gam S.olcient TO Overcome tho Read
va,erity ON joint Baliet-Dstsils BY
'' '''' Districts aud Counties ms far
'' 80, Ceuld be Obtained.
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rSaeclal telegram to the Dispatsh.l
4 FREDERICKSBURG, VA, November o.
;,o,Nlyania, including Fredericksburg,
4 die. Daniel 70 majority.
B,ley Dem.), FOR House, is elected by &c
-toriiy. and Powell Reai.), for Senate,
4 3 majority Of 80.
Green Rcad.)i in Stafford las IS majority,
] Powell 10 majority, and Cameron 100.
King George gives Green (ReSd.) G92 ma
siiy.
VEST PorNT. November 9.-There are
! Sill returns from the following coun-
fs:
King and Queen: Daniel, SO; Cameron,
~ Senate-ChriStian DemocraD, 81;
canon (RCadiusteT, $50. House OF Dele
I a.s.-Pollard (Democrat), 500; Martin
4 R6iiuster), 772.
giddcsex: Cannon'S majority In this
a1nty, lis. House OF Delegates-Crit-
rnden's majority in this county, 1Sl. A.
Evans Democrat elected from Mat
AEs and Middlesex. T. j. Christian
Iemocrit) elected senator from Thirty
NTH di .trict in place OF Cannon.
Matthew's: Daniel, 739; Cameron, 1923.
Saate-Christian, 745; Cannon Read-
u,ier), 305. House Of Delegates-Evans
lsmocraD, 40; Crittenden Resdjustell,
%.
Gloucester: Daniel, 937; Cameron, 77s.
xnate- Christian Democrat, OBJ; Cam
On Readiuster), IA. House Of Dele
zies-Stubbs Democrat), 941; Ross (Re-
auster), $40.
NORFOLK, November 9.-Information
Rom the Eastern Shore this evening gives
lsniel gain in northampton Of 107, and
Z Accomac Of All. Daniels majority in
he latter county is reported to be 900.
Second District.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, November 0.-The returns re-
rived so far from this district show gains
iE Daniel over the Malone and Republican
wie Of 1850 as follows: Norfolk city, 40;
Portsmouth, 155; Princess Anne, ZIG;
Sa1semond, $50; York, %; Isle Of Wight,
q; SurTy, 2Sj; Sussex, go; Elizabeth
City county, 40; southampton, s75; War
rieE, o.; Williamsburg, 1O1; Prince
Seorse, Goa total Of 3,4l7.
Norfolk county gives q gain to Cameron
81, which leave. a net gain Of 3,1SG.
The returns from James City, New Kent,
I'D Charles City are so meagre that a COM
prison cannot be made, but the SUPPOSE
lon is that the gains for Daniel will run
b total gains in this district to nearly
$50.
The vote for Governor in the cities and
e1ntics Of the district, so far rs heard
tom, isas follows: NorRolk-Daniel, l, Al;
'rneron, 1886. Portsmouth - Daniel,
49, Cameron, SSl. Princess Anne Zone
feenct to hear FROM Daniel, 553; Cam
con, rs. The precinct TO hear from Off
aly gives a reported majority Of 10 for
PANEL. Norfolk county-Dsniel, 9l3;
'neTon, l,S9S. Elizabeth City county
ualsl, 1923; Cameron, 1,0l9. Sussex
''hiel, $40; Cameron, Cal. Prince George
~ Precinct TO hear from)-Daniel, $40;
aaion, G7o. Nansemond two precincts
eler irom)-Daniel, $50; Cameron, 400.
'uinnsourg-Daniel, 92; Cameron, 100.
bET PoINT, November 9.-New Kent:
Evansville Precinct-Daniel, 81; Came
~ %. For House Of Delegates: Lamb
''u'b %; Tinsley Read. Rep, 81.
summit Precinct-Daniel, 20; Cameron,
Lamb Dem.), 40; TinsIey (Rep.),
las county end Charles City viii give
~1sased majority for the Readiusters.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1UKN.
NEW YORK, November g. NoOp.-StOeks higher.
Money. sac per cent. Exclangc-LOng, 4SOA !;
short, Ash. States dull. Governments quiet and
fairly steady.
Ersnfng.-Exchange, 4sOk. Governments Grm
ndhlgher: new SIS, 1Ol5; new AIS, ll3k;
new A., 1l6s.. Money, 6@4 per cent. states In
light request. .,
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 9.-Vlrginia 6's, de-
fcrred Is: cOnsols, rs second series, i3%; past
due soupons, 94k; new l0-40's, so. Ed today.
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DIR. f.. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT; q specific for IIystoria, Dixri-
ness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men
mi Depression, Loss Of Memory, Prcms-
turc old Age, caused by Oycr-cxertiOn, ex-
cess, or oyeIwork Of the brain, which leads To-
misery, decay, and death. one box will cure re-
cent cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment. one dollar box, or six boxes for i've dob
lars-sent BY mail prepaid on receipt Of price. We
guarantee six boxes a. cure any ease. With each
order received by us for six boxes, accompanies
with five dollars, We will send the purchaser our
written guarantee 10 return the money III the treat
mcnt does not eject cure Guarantees issued bY
BODEkER BROTHERS, Druggists, Wholesale and
retail agents, Richmond, Va. Orders by mall will
rccc We prompt attention. nay 15-Sa,Tu&Th1y
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FIo,,r.

Flour-Wc quote: Fine, $4,000 So: extra, $50
supcranc, 5000; common family, 1913; choice
or uatcnt family, SS.50msS.7J.
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ing Portsmouth. Unless MI OF our careful
estimates Of this morning arc erroneous,
we have elected Cameron by more thnn
10000 majority and carried the Legisla-
4 ture.v
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DOCKS, STATIONERY, Adjust re-
ID celyed. urge assortment u BOX PAPER
an the latest styles. | carry full line or STA
PIE and FAECY STATIONERY. My stock Is
all new and fresh and sell At the lowest prices
the following quotations on few leading articles:
a FINE BOX OF PAPER for Toe. reasn OF
GOOD WRITIkG-PAPER for Toe. Prices on
line grades cheaper than any house In the city.
large assortment or PHOiOGRAPH-AL-
BUNS AZ very lOw prices.
POCKET-BOOKs, PURSES, SC.
All TIC late-t Nos. OF FRANhLlS-SQUAEE
aud SEASIDE LIBRARIES.
large assortment Of WALkING-CANES,a AZ
LEONARD'S Book ar News-store,
oc 40 0CS Main street
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ID &c IL n q n ID.

DICHhO ND.
MURPHY's GUIDE, with Illustrations aud maps,
35c.
CHESTERMAN's GUIDE, 25c.
WALKS ABOUT RICHMOND, 81.
! JAMES RlYER TOURIST. 2sc.
YORKTOWN HANDBOOK, 2Jc.
CENTENNIAL ALBUM yorktown and Rich
mOndl, soc.
900 sT'EREOSCOPIC VIEWS.
The largest assortment OF BOOKS. new and old
I'm the southern states, Is at 1902 and 1864 Main
street 5. ". RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
oc i6-dAw
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NEW PUBLICATION
MARY j. HOLMES.

NJ .,,..,,, 49,.
Just published, MADELINE: splendid new
novel by Mrs. MARY j. HOLMES, whose novels sen
SO enormously and are read and re-rcld WIN such
Aiso handsome new editions ~ Mrs. Holiness
other works: Tempest and sunshine, Lena RIVERS
Edith vie, EDNA Browning. Marian Grey, hest
Lawn, Forest House, etc, etc.
Also. SOLD by ALL BOOKSELLERS:
MAY AGNES FLEMING.
"a CIIANGED UEARfr y: another intensely In
tercsting new novel by MAY AGNES FLEMING, an-
thor ~ those capiLll novels, Guy Earlseonrts
Wife. A Wonderful Woman, Mad Marriage, sile ,1.
and true, Lost for a Woman. cue. beautifully
bound price, sl.5o.
@. w. CARLETON 4 Co,
Publishers,
q. ao-eolIm New York city
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcuNOSD November o. 1891

RICHMOND, November ., 1881.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Iancas,cr, 80 bushels seed nj sl.55 {;
$50 bushels very good az 5l.4s. Mixed, BUSH
els ycl.ygOod at I.42. FultZ % bushels very good
at : AZ; "a bushels very good at sl.4O; 20 BUSH
els common ut $3.50.
CORN.-Whitc. g bushels very good old at 72c. !;
ia bushels good old al lie; 90 bushels very
good new ut zoe; ~ bushels damp new at Csc.
RYE.-6 bushels very good ut Sl.lS.
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ROCKS, STATIONERY, &c.

BEAUTIFUL LEATHER GOODS.-W
ID are now opening a Gne line Of Ladies' DRESS
iug-(ases, XOrI-BOXcs, Wrting-Dcsks, Glove
and Iiaudkerchicf-Boxe ia Russia Leather, some
of which are beautifully Manipulated, suitable Tor
wedding. birthday, aud Other presents; also, nne
Steel Engrayings, Gilt and Velvet Frames, and
many other Fancy Goods IN our line. birthday
Cards-a beautiful assortment. Books in every
WEsT, JOHNSTON & Co,
noe Oil Main street
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sspres below give the latest news
- ~ elections Of Tuesday, They do
I'l .,uraee the idea that Major Daniel
- -, elected Governor. The Reid
> :. IN this city, on the contrary, conf
-, claim the election OF Colonel Came
''.''S s..ing their judgment, however, more
N- .vnec,stions from back counties than
W final returns now in. We have GER
n, made gains both in the House and
p.- .. and below is given the best esti-
!. !, legislative results to be formed
rs,prns now in our possession. Some
"a. are vet hopeful Of securing ma
- -, On Joint ballot, but though our gains
~. ,,o.idcrable they do not so far show
y, We have accomplished that desirable
died.
or losses are as follows;
DRLRoAIBs.
s..,.g........... ...........................
-f-a .sssss
s-vomCry .'-'''''' ''''''''''''''''''''''''
etaghsnl. .-s''.s'..s.'.''s.''..
..1Rflf.
- .nd Nadison........''''''''''''.'''..'''' /
SENATOR.
las
Taial......s.....-...-s .''...s.'s.sss''s's.
Our gains are rs follows;
SENATOR'S.
.s.rrf NisfTlrf
,1syC dstriCt.... .s...s ...........
erfx
g-ssld Quccn district. .'.......'.......'.....
pRLEGATES.
AR .....ss..-.
stt,.ri
rHfrx L
s.l5,r mow represented by Debt-Paying
pf1rHclnl ...........s. ..sss...s.s.....
ssthrCgc
y.sea. aud NiddlcsyN ....- .........-......... /
-rs,fer. .....-'''s's.-...........
rrrsld .s...s..s....s.s....
r,.nouth .s........s.....
10
X -fu........
v...s.,rv 10 cain majority on Joint BAL
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DULMoNAi PULMoNAiPULMONAi

DULMONAl PULMONAi PULMONAt
T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, 9lo Main
sgrcet, has secured the exclusive agency for Rich
mond city and Ienrico county.
PUI. MONA, THE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
by FOR COUGHS, THROAT, AND
LUNG TROUBLE.
IL requires only fair trial 10 convince OF Its
efficacy. II gives satisfaction in every instance.
REFERENCES.
Rev. 4. T.. Gibson, NJ. d., Rev. w. NJ. Osborn,
Rev. W. 3. Edwards, ID. d., Rev. s. a. Wilson.
Rev. job A. Price, Rev. 4. s. Hank,
Rev. J. II. II. Lemon, Rev. J.. d. Herring,
Rev. X. w. Black, Rev. y. w. CrOwl,
Rev. -. II. Carroll, Rev. ID. Henderson,
Rev. j. J. G.. Webster-all of Baltimore, Md.
Rev. A. Foster aud Rev. George V. Leech, OF
Washington, d. C.
Rev. James Gamble, IIagerstown, Did.
Sold by Druggist A, Il. METER. Proprietor.
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~ Is reported that Brunswick county
gives Inc Resdiusiers majority Of 1000,
Which would be Democratic loss Of an
There Is nothing from Mecklenbury
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DOLICY-HOLDERS IN THE PRU-
n DENTAL DETACHMENT on TIE LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY or VlRGiNiNIA re-
siding east ~ Ninth street are Informed that dR-
ring TIE sickness Of rr. C9skie their premism
pavnents Inust he made al the once ~ The CON-
pany, No. o north Tenth street. or 10 Mr.. GLEN
MIfT the superintendent Of the Prudential Do
partment. JAMES w. fEbhAMs
no S-im secretary
SOMETHING NEW.--we have In store
- and for ale about twenty bnshels Of CENTEN-
NAL, or DOCBLE-IiEADED WHEAT, said 70
be- very superior and yields well. Call anu ne Ger
tihcate ~ grower aud ~hoit. We nave oAncT
SEED-WHEAI; also CIR AsS-SEED.
III. n. TALIAfERfO 4 CO..
oc so No. III south twelfth street.
49, :
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ELEGANT STATIONERY, &c.
We have just opened handsome stock OF
LETTER AND E0TE-PAPERs

LFiIEK- MD kOTE-PAFEK5
In great variety, at low prices by the rcam or szn
gle quire; some in new and pretty boxes, win
ENVELOPES.
CARDS and ENVELOPES IN boxes or ssparate-
Also, NEW and POPULAR BOOKS, BIBLES.
PRAYER-BOOks, and HYhSALs of iatssS
styles Of binding and finish.
oel4 wOODHoUsE 4 PARHAn.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

Sold by Druggist AR. METER, Proprietor,
1872 west Fayette street, Baltimore, Md
PRICE, soc. &C 4-ru,Ih&Sa3m
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
A GAlNST SMALLPOX, DIPHTHE-
n RIA, TYPH0ID-FEvEE, sc.
VACCINATION.
USE ONLY NON-IIUMANIZED VIRUS.

In an article IN the NfnoteenM Century Dr.
CARPENTER, the distinguished English scientist.
says that the alleged inefrciency OF vaccination,
omen asserted Once DIR. Jenner's time has been
due 10 the fact that the virus used In yaccinatina
persons who afterward took the smallpox was not
fresh from the COW. but had been weakened by
long transmission through the human subject
Vaccine Virus net fresh from the cow, but shu-
maniZedn by many removes, affords no protec-
ton, and may communicate dangerous maladies-
But DIR. Carpenter details many facts TO show r1izs
good bovine Virus Is free from nearly all the oh
jceiiOns which can be urged-and with good deal
of forco-against humaniEed virus.
We are constantly receiving supplies OF BO-
VINE (non-human!Ted) VIRUS from tie Penn
sylvania Vaccine Company, who have facilities
not surpassed by sny vaccine firm Ina the country
for producing reliable virus fresh from the COW.
PURCELL, LADD 6 Co, Druggists,
no3 1916 Main street.
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ReYcnfh Dirfr..s

Especial telegram TO the Dispateh.l
hAkRIsoNBURo, November 9.-The vote
IN Rockingham was: Cameron. 2.e2a.
Daniel, 2,i27. Cameron's majority 4 one
vote less than was Paul's last full. but
thcre is nearly 1000 increase In the vote.
The delegates and senator are two pro.
iessed Resdjustcr-Democrat and one Re.
publican ReadIuster.
Shenandoah elects Grands,af. a Read.
l"ster-Democrat in place Of Strayer, for
mer ReSdiustcr-Democrat.
Page sends Readiuster-Democrat. No
change.
NO change in Augusta; nor is IL believed
In Highland and Bath.
AT Tenth Legion, In this county. yester-
day, Michael J. Summers, quiet and
pcaeeablc Democrat. was shot ut the polls
by Thomas KooStz. He was shot in the
breast but not much hurt. He turned
upon his assailant and went for him vIgor-
ously.
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A PERFECT LIGHT-PERFECTL
"A SAFE-THE BEST IN THE WORLD
FOR FAMILY USE.
The RED OIL Is ABSOLUTELY PURE, ami
can be entrusted 20 the use Of any member Of the
household. IL WILL NOT SMOKE nor CRUST THE
WICK. Try II. AZ wholesale and retail by
BODEhER BROTHERS, Druggists,
&C G-Th3m l4l4 Main street.
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HARTFORD, November 9.-The Courant
has complete returns from the state,
making the following representation in the
House: Republicans, 149; Democrats, 0S ;
Greenbacken, I. Last years House stood I:
Republicans, 1G6; Democrats, 80; Green
hackers, ! (; and Independent, l.
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KANSAS.

TorEKI. November 9.-The elections
throughout this State excited less interest
than usual except in local contests. The
Republican State Central Committee has
not been advised OF any Republican losses.
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First District.

,es.ary to gain MINORITY ON Joint bal
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-11-26
STATE NEWS.

James Harwood, of State Line, Erie Co +,
died one night recently while engaged ia
conversation with his wife. She thought he
had fallen asleep, and discovered the next
morning that he was dead.
Mrs Bowler, of Vallonia, Crawford Co.,
died of heart disease on Sunday of last week
while arising from an attitude of prayer in
church.
Mrs. Murray, Of Kittanning, Armstrong
county, was beaten 70 badly on Thursday
night of last week, by a drunken son that
her life is despaired Of
The income of the Indian schools at Car
Isle will exceed the expenses this year by
nearly $500.
The Orr x Painter stove works at Read =
ing are SO crowded with work that they
have refused an order for 1000 stoves.
The offices Of the Charlotte Furnace Com
pany at Seottdsle, Westmoreland county,
were burned down on Sunday and John
Shaw, Jr., Of Glenshaw, Allegheny county,
pershed in the flames.
Swedeland mill, near Bridgeport has
been purchased by Frank Tolson, Of West
COnshohocken, and will be devoted 10 the
manufacture Of woollen goods.
Patrick McMahon, aged years, was
killed by ears ut Lock Haven On Saturday.
Eugene Sullivan, Of Lock Haven, has
been arrested inr fatally beating his wife on
Saturday last
Windsor township is the banner Demo
cratic township in Berks county. There
was but one Republican vote polled there.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

The following statement of Wm. 7. Cough
lin, of SOmerville, Mass, is so remarkable that
we beg to ask for it the attention of our read
ers lie saws: In the fall of 1876 was TAX
en- with u VIOLENT BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
followed by severe cough. / soon began tO
lose my appetite and flesh. i was so weak at
one time that could not leave my bed. In
the summer Of 1877 was admitted 10 the City
Hospital. While there the doctors said had
a hole in my left lung as big as a half dollar,
l expended over hundred dollars in DOCTOR
and medicine. was 50 far gone at one time
II report went around that was dead. gave
up hope, hut n friend told me of liR. WIN.
HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS.
laughed at my friends, thinking that my case
was incurable, but L got II bottle to satisfy
them, when, to my surprise and qualification,
l commenced to feel better. My hope, once
dead, began to revive. and to-day feel In bet.
ter spirits than j have the past three years.
- write this hoping you will publish 1t, 50
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
wiz he induced to take DIR WM. HALL 5
BALSAM FOX THE LUNGS, and be con-
vniced that CONSUMPTION Can be Cured
1 have taken two bottles and can positively y
say that 1t has done more good than all tn
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
peared and shall spOn be able to go 10 work. y
Sold by A, ]. DURLING, LehlghtUn, and all
druggists. Dec. Is. l6S0-ylOOw
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rhe 9TH Comet of tho year.

Director Swift, Of the Warner Astronomi-
cal Observatory, Rochester, N. Y, at eleven
O'Clock pm. of the 18th inst, discovered a
faint, round, tailless comet in the constella
tion Cassiopeia, which has Right Ascen-
sion of | hour 80 minutes and Declination
north Of II degrees with a motion slowly
westward. This is the 7th comet which has
been discovered since the first of May last,
four of which, meeting the conditions of the
fund, have received the Warner Prize of
5000, Prof Swift procuring the first and last
award. lnasmuch as the comet OF 1912 is
expected in the quarter in which this one
appeared, Prof Swift IS not sure at present
that the stranger may not be the familiar
comet which was discovered by Pons. In
1873 Director Swift, at Denver, claimed to
have discovered an intra Mercurial planet.
In May, 1882, he will visit Egypt, under
the muniicent provision Of Mr.. Warner, t.
observe the total eclipse, at which time he
hopes Ia verify his intra Mercurial planet
discovery. Mr. Warmers generous patron
age of science has gwen astronomical study
wonderful impulse during the past year,
and the country is to be congratulated on
having SO broad minded a man SO "substan-
TALLY" devoted to the upbuilding of her in
tellectual as well as physical interests
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-11-26

What is to b. known as an lndepend-
ent Democratic Workingmon's paper, is to
be started in Wlkesbarre.
business in town on Thanksgiving day
was pretty generally suspended, aud relig-
ious services were held in the several
churches.
Peter A. McCabe has been appointed by
the Governor to fill the unexpired term Of
Sheriff scanlan, Of Schuylkill county, who
died lew days since.
The Wilkesbarre Union Leader says
that revelations are soon 10 be made show
ing that the graveyard insurance bill was
not defeated in the last Legislature, but that
the clerk took advantage of the excitement
OF the closing scenes, 10 make dishonest
announcement of the vote.
Cora Moyer, a en-year-old child, Of
Chapman's Station, Lehigh county, while
engaged at play with COMPANION, on Fri
day last, fell upon her head aud was in
stanlly killed.
Robert Bennie, charged with the mur.
der Of Thomas Bremen, at Locustdale, near
Pottsvllle, some time ago, was on Wednes-
day night cony icted Of voluntary man
slaughter, with recommendation to mercy,