davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-02
sHRUBBERY, PLANTS, ETC.
TREES, SHRUBS, PLANTS, ETC.

II DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTEN- ss1s
ton OF those whs intend planting xcS22
Fruit, Shade or Ornamental Trees to my fine sSs&G
collection of AIagnolias Camellias, Auriea- -
ras and fifty varieties of Roses japanese Per
simmons, Orange and Lemon Trees budded on Orange
Root fine collection Of Hot House and Conserva-
tory Pl.,ts; also the finest collection of Fruit and
Shade Trees TO be found in Sacramento. THOMAS
0'BRIEN, Proprietor Rosedale Nursery Depot, 1913
street, between Seventh and Eighth Sacramento.
All orders from the country promptly attended to-
a1 1uI
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-02
CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate.

ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE RECORD UNION.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-02
RAILROAD HOUSE.

VyHIS HOTEL, UNDER THE NEW MANAGE
ment Of CHAS. MONTGOMERY, will be found
one of the most comfortable and respectable hotels
in the CITY, Table irst class. Board, with rooms,
81, 81 % and 81 so per day. Special rates by the
week or month. Free Coach TO and from the hotel.
ia11-4p2m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-02

San Francisco, January IL, 1881
JULES CERT,
Residing at No. 716 Post street, San Francisco.
ALBERT CERT,
Residing at No. 10 Post street, San Francisco.
Duly acknowledged before L. Meininger, Notary
Public, and fled in the County Clerks office of the
city and county OF San Francisco, January H. 1881.
ja27-.w
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-02

N TowNE General Superintende.
T. Il GOODMAN. Genl Psssr and Ticket aeeh
isG-4pf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03
A,TkRXxBLE a MURDER.
caroline Farrow Shot Through Craok in
Ter House -Detalls Of the Horrible Crime.

Caroline Farrow Shot Through Oraols in
Ter House "Details Of the Horrible Crime.
Caroline Barrow, a colorcd woman
about thirty-Hve years old and The
mother Of several little children, was
ahot through a crack In her house in
Abbeville county, by w. 3. Martin, a
white man, on Friday .night. Febm'. -
ary l8, and so badly Wounded that
she died Oh the Monday morning fol-
lowing. An Inquest was held on
Monoay, ana verdict rendered that
death resulted from the gun.shot
wound Inflicted by Martin.
The testimony taken at the coro-
ner's inquest showed that on the nivht
ef Frlday., the 18th inst, some negroes
undertook to have cnudv-nnlli1,v a +
the house Of Sarah Martin. on tho
plantation in the possession of Stnrl;
Martin: that owing to the presc,ce of
William Bee Martin that Intention
was abandoned; that w. B. Martin the
same night forced open the door of
Caroline Furrow's house. Wills she
was dressing; that she took f}iyht
lrom the house In the darkness and
secretcd herself for time: thol She
afterwards went to the house of Cor
nclius Matthews; that in abont hujf
or threc quarters OF an hour from that
time the muzzle Of gun was seen pro.
lectlhg through crack between the
logs OF the house in which size had
taken refuge; that a voice from the
outside, believed to he that Of William
Sec Martin. said: "1'akc ca:e, I've
got You row" At that instant the
gun fired, and the whole load of shot
was lodged In the hip Of Caroline Far
row. who was standing perhaps four
or five feet from the lnlzzle of the gun
when 1t was discharged. She fell
upon tho floor on her face. There
was commotion about Il c house, not
unnatural to the occurrence ofsuch an
event; one of the men went into the
yard; the figure ofa man supposed to
be TINT of William Bee Martin was
seen to mount horse, which had been
mtchcd near by, after which he rode
away rapidly. j. Campbell Martin, Il
brother of w. B. Martin who was in
dlcted with G. A. McClung for the
mnrderof Penn Guffin some months
since, says that w. B. Martin was at
nome III bed on the night of the mur-
DER or Caroline FarroW.
a warrant has been issued for w.
Is. Martin by Trial Justice o. r. CAL
noun, and placed in the hands of Depu-
ty Sheriff j. Y. Jones for service, but
up to Wednesday morning Martin had
not Gcen arrested.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03
FIVE WEEKS IN Il TRANCE.

PHYSICIANS in Newark, New Jersey,
nave been deeply interested lately in a
curious case OF hysteriu In that city.
For five weeks Miss Anna Ward, six-
teen-year old step-daughter of Alcxan-
der johnson, Of tho Mutual Benefit
Lite Insurance Company, lay in n
trance. Last winter she was seriously
Ill for weeks with typhoid fever.
w hen She recovered it was deemed
best not to allow her TO return TO
school until September. Then she
found that she had fallen behind her
clas>-inatcs in her studies. Feeling
t'at she was strong, as she had spent
the summer at Long Branch and Sara
toga, she began to apply herself dill
gently to her studies to make ND for
lost time. She ovcrtasked her brain,
her health failed after Il few weeks
and she was compelled to withdraw
from school,, Her sickness bcranc
serious, and in tic latter part of No
vcnbcr she fell into trance. She
lay quietly in hcl bed with her eyes
sometimes open. aud snnn. imrs shut.
nut fceogniZinE no one, and never
speaking. No sound escaped her, and
It was evident she suffered no pain.
There was slight twitching OF the
eyelids. bnt lille other movement.
Dr. William OIiorman. the family
physician. called DR.. A. N. Don. .ylertv
ana Or. Il. &. Scguin, nf ihis city, tn
consult with him. 1t was quickl, de-
tefmlncd that the Strange disease was
not catalepsv. tor the patients aruus
when raised fell back II pom the bed in-
stead of remaining where placcd. Ii
was concluded tlInf she was victim
o1 hystcrin, III all aggravated form,
resulting from ovcr-sIudy. The sever
est electric sli' cks caused not even the
twltching ofa muscle. After several
days had passed DR.. O'Gorman, not
knowing how long the trance would
! last. decided to administer liquid food
artiticially. as the patient could not
swallow.
About New Years day she revived,
now She is able to ride out, and seems
to DC restored to health. While she
was in the trance the physicians were
satiSlicd that she was conscious. and
proved it two or three times. Once
! Dr. Seguin said for Test, "She's a
very pretty girl"
Immediately she blushed.
She says she was conscious, but had
only one thought, and that terrible
one. She feared constantly that the
physicians would pronounce her dead,
and she would be buried alive. She
had no physical pain, but this dread
was ay"nizing. In vain did shu try to
speak. She could not even move her
lips: 1t is supposed that ,hc twitchina
| ct the eyes was caused by her efforts
. to speak or give sign of life.
A physician said that hc had knows.
OF only one other case OF hysleria that
was at all like this. Within the last
month. he was called to sec lady
who became victim within q week
attcr her marriage. The shock to hei
nervous system resulted in d trance
state, and a partial suspension Of ali
sense OF feeling, but after q tow days
. She became conscious
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03
COL CMRTd TENN.

A Case OF hobla-Compliment to
Col. Thompson-A Copper.roofrd Depot.
Especial Dispatch to the News and Courier.)
COLUMBIA, February ga negro
boy ten or twelve years old, named
Sam Moore, came to this city from Lau-
rcns a6out a week ago and was short
ly after arrested for petty offence
and lodged in the guardhousc. At ten
O'Clock to-day he fell into 81 fit which
lasted four hours. during which time
he ravcd, foamcd at the mouth, snap
ped hia teeth and barked like dog. A
physician, who examined him, pro.
nounccd his complaint severe case of
hvdrophobia. During a lucid interval
he remembered having been bitten by
q do2 some time ago. He had another
attack Tonight and his screams were
terrible and could be heard long dis
tancc.
The 'flic"rs Of the Columbia compa-
mes iormin& ~ part Of the newly or.
@Ani2cd Palmetto Regiment met to-
NIGHT ahn unanimously nominated
t"l. Hugh :. Thompson, as their can
di''@ir for colonel at the forthcoming
election. rs these companies compose
;hc lHNiori'y Of t!c regiment, it is ccr-
taiA that ;hcir choice will be approved
by its other organizations, and Colonel
Ihoin,s son will receive vote as unan-
mons Ns that which made him State
superintendent Of education.
lh" Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad will in few days
@c&in tie erection Of a Gne brick and
granite copper-rootrd freight depot on
;,"'r newly acquired land. It will be
CT %iZoNItEicicnt TO admit of loading
a"I Unloading an entire train Of cars
W!hin 1t. y part Of the lot will be
leased to thc Navassa Guano Comma.
hN, ot " !!n!ilgton, the largest ship
rcr% OF fertilizers over the road, as a
&I,c for commndionS buildings intend.
ca TO be erected this summer for the
accommodation of all their fertilizers
needed for the up-country market
The company is prepared to furnish
land to Charleston phosphate cSInpa.
MICS also, in order to reduce the strain
on The capacity Of their depot for their
heavy freight.
Tho union passenger depot project
is approved by the presidents OF ali the
railroads ccntering here, but will have
to await freedom Of action on tho part
of the South Carolina Railroad. The
contemplated cost is $50 900.
The Richland Volunteers, who ne.
ceptcd an invitation to attend the H.
|augaraiion of Garfield, have made no
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03
SEoe -1a.c y i A,:ot1o:;sa.

Col. James Il. Earda!l. Of the !A.u-
gusta ChrcHic1e, writes entertaining
letters from Washington, hUt he is
occasioNa|ly little IS ~ in his Dcmu.
tracy, and leans more ,ow&rN@ Mcs;,rs
Stephens, FELTON, and Snrrr than il OK
pectcu Of q rcVi cspn"tivc Of So staunc',
and "trnly organized q joEriNl rs hg
Chronicle. Mir. &trphcna i; an tb,u
nan, but Is eccentric IN pul;.iGs, tv say
tho least, while Farsun Frl.uu is q
positive disorwar;zcr. The latter rs-
Gently delivered himself of 81 ,:iatriGr
against "Bourbon" Dcmoclncv THAI
gave great JOY TO the sta,wnrts, and
followed it up with fiery speech o,,
protection, which seems completely tu
have won Mr.. Randall over to this
anti-Dcmocratic position. Briefly,
Fclton's argument IL that tie South
should not repeal the tariff just as sic
1s beginning to manufacture. as he
holds that free trade would stop South
ern factories and keep us chained 10
the Northern or European car. The
answer is, first, that Southern farto-
ries, with chcapcned machinery and
cheap materials, could be able to live
without tariff; and, secondly, even
If they should not ii is wrong to tx
the three hundred thousand Georgiuns
who follow other industries for the
benefit Of her six thousand operatives.
If Mr.. FELTON, or any body else Gun
show that in the next decade Georgia
under the operation Of the existing
tariff can manufacture all her cotton
or that more lhan hnlf Of her capital
and industry can tc Invested in manu-
factui1ag enterprises, his position
might be tenable. But as long as she
imports her supplies from beyond her
borders she is a sufferer from protcc-
ton, because in helping this small
fraction of her own population, she is
compelled to pay tribute to New Eng
land and the North. Congressman
hammond, whom Colonel Randall
criticizcs for becoming one of the off,
GERS Of the Congressional Free Trade
Alliance, represents, in our opinion,
both the Democracy and the material
interests Of Georgia better than either
Parson FELTON, OF Colonel Randall.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03
ONE WHO KNOIuS

says: Rankins Compound Fluid Extract OF
Buchu ana Juniper Is the most pleasant nnd
enc! tive emedy for all diseases OF the Bladder
or kidneys hat has been offered TO the public
and tnvigorates the secrettons and gives health
ana tone t" the PROSTATE or diseased organs.
retention OF the Urine, Brick Dust Denos,t.in
cured by 1t.
Druggists, Atlanta, Ca, and for sale by all
druggists.
Antioch, Troup Co Ga, July 4, 1870.
l am one OF the unfortunate sufferers from
Gravel or dlse1se OF the Kidneys, and find more
and speedler relief from Rankin's Buchn and
juniper than anything have ever tried. l es.
teen II so highly were there but one bottle in
inc world would willingly give slOO, or any
Hmount, for 1t. recommend Il above all Other
slmliaf preparations. +. Il. WlNN
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03

GREAT BRITAIN has met with anoth.
CT serious reverse in Southern Africa.
The Dutch Rocrs were attacked in
their mountain passes by six hundred
British under General Sir George
Collcy, one of the most experienced
officers i'll her mujns!y's army. By
superior marl,smamshin tho Eur"s
moved the British dnwu N heaps, &n>i
put them to Gi@l.:. with s. iuaa Of fear
fi'tha Of their "nnnbrr, including Gear
eral Col.ey aEd ueari.% all Tic 0tIi,crS.
The British dc;ScImcNt nun,Hcr, q
originally neal a thousand men, and
its deciina'jon IS n severe blow [,
British prcsti:n.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03
recent preparations for TIC trip and

recent preparations tor TIC trip and
VIII not 90.
- a survey Of Main street was mat,o
.vo'day 70 ascertain the cost Of the SOW
LerageHylich is expected will be con-
structed ny the city autlOrities. This
Atteet, Like tho others, 10 at preecut pro.
fvided only with open drains.
This winter has been famous in Co
lambda for its successful burglaries,
and the ease with which the offenders
have eluded the police. The boldest
with which houses have been ransack-
cd and the clothing Of sleeping occu-
pants taken from their very betsides
wit impunity chow degree OF skill
and confidence whiclfcan only result
from professional organization a,u. ex-
per'ence. The latest case vf tho kind
occurred yesterday morning, but the
name ot the victim IL withheld while
search is being made for the burglar.
Some stringent reform is needed OH the
part OF the city authorities.
The shnd hatchery which you have
been Informed would be established on
the Edisto this season will be soon in
progress. The site selected is on the
plantation Of Mr.. e. NJ. Barnwcll, on
the Charleston side Of the river, sever
nj miles below Jacksonboro, from
which point the young shad will be
shipped. Mr.. &. J. Iluskc, the fish
commissioners assistant, will leuve
this week to sec after tho erection of
the building which will he required for
Matching.
The department Of agriculture has
received from Senator Butler supply
ot fine short cotton seed Of various
varieties. Noticea like this generally
suffice to secure the speedy distribu-
ton Of such supplies.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03

county.
you Re Ress % ssg aSgs
sysT 70 ss,aP,snss sne use ot .se ssesk ISs Fssd
prevent them from taking the disease.
For the benent ~ ali those H MRo arr .S Int inter
mendi"y shoefes s @ edieaea stacb resd &c on"
hod several chickens with cholera. and by the
use OF this wonderful nriiclr. given according
on nt rot XIV e.; III
iully concur IN the above.
Sold by tho druggists OF this county.
MACON, G,.
Mrssrs. Lamar. Rankin & Lamar. Dear Sirs--
had been troubled for long TINE be. ore using
like Asthmi. aid nftei using only TWO hotties
OF your Brewers Lung kestorer fbreathed per-
tsiesy 1rse, and b. We felt no symptom Of thy
who ",c suffering from Asthma.
MACON, Ga, March ~, $50.
Messrs Lamar. Rnnkin & Lamar. Year Sirs--
vnr;,o haze used d Nonr Brewers Lung Restorer for
much for II, and cheeriuIly recommend Il to
"il "32 Vnmrs mesd ;ri reiief from Vertis1 .p,o,v
81 CON. Ga, Mnrch ~, SSU
Messrs. Lamar, Rankin q Lunar, Dear Slrs-
suffered Two years with Consumption. and
during the Inc was treated by Drs. Read,
Thomas, Chnlt0n and Others OF this city, and
also by u prominent physician OF Macon, Ga,
without nnding any relief Ny husband bought
me SIX bottles OF your Brewers Lung Restorer,
which began TO take ut once, and found I'M
mediate relief have used the six bottles aud
have never felt symptom Of the di,caso since,
ana my general health IS better than 1t has
been IN years. therefore recommend IL to oil
who have Consumption as Pearl beyond
Price. Very respectfully,
MRS. NJ. GOoLSBY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03

THE Whitaker trial drags it's slow
length along, and tho same testimony
is elected as before. 1t. Burnett, officer
OF the day when Whitaker was dis
covered bound. has proven to the
court martini by actual experiment
that Whitaker could have tied and
cut himself. His evidence, added to
that of the experts in handwriting,
will be hard to get over.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03

The defeat Of the proposition to give
Captain Eads United States guaran-
tee Of fifty million dollars for his
Iehnantcpec ship railway Il; not dis
couraged him. lie will get fresh con-
cessions from Mexico and then try our
Congress again.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03

THE Color QUESTION IN THE NEW
JERSEY Schools. An Associatrd
Press dispatch from Fair Haven, n. H..
aaya: Some time ago trouble arose be-.
tween white and a colurcti resident of
this place because the colorrd insieted
that their children Rad a RIGHT 10 nt.
tend the new school built tor the while
children. The colored school WIS
finally closed, and some Of the colorr,l
people scholars were admitted tn thc
white schno, Thn ul;to ,l,;i,I.o, .I.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03

A WHALE eighty feet IN length has
been taken off Port Royal and carried
to Savannah by the whaling schooner
Lotto 0. Cook.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03
"FRoKEN ARROW" RUSSELL Co.. Ala,

AuBUBt, I, 1915.
Dr.. q. ]. Mofiett-Dear Sill, for years. used
children and my plantation. when l owned
negroes. They relieved and prevented much
sunering ana sickness among the children, aud
besides saving many lives, saved me much an1.
iety, and many hundred dollars IN doctors bills
can, ,cith confidence, recommend them 40 tho
sMrest and best medicine ever used for 1ecthin0
Children and the Bocei Disorders Of our .Soufhsrs,
NkoBERT BLouRNoY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03

EDITORS AND NEWSPAPER MEN
Of the country endorse James Boss, Patent
lowing: ''''
=. Baltimore. Mo-, March 8 1890
JaInsss Eona me RieasHre to inform you that the
ElYen faiy perfect satisfaction: il wears beauti.
I'd, and Prop't Isieoran,.
Lafayette, IND, March q. ieao
+. ! take pleasure III comnendine The yaTnea Ty
BOSS, BOSS Watch m Case as highly satisfactory % ana
tho Boss IL Se az wei, 81 sed as IL ss gSlS They
Ed. and Prop't Courier.
nae Des Moincs, ia., Feb. %, 1890
patent manager Watag has carried q James boss
cannot haSca he bse Case and oheerfully says that Il
,sTxTYE LEADER co.
fuoTs loDo State Ltddey.
am pleased to say that tho % SarSssa a'sS; Soss
,WaSch case have Is entirely sai;sfactnyrST9 yS9
Is iS ortecs sSsefs asSessPsot Just e
I'd. add rrop't Ipeaast, %s {; tseeag4Es; e. Ill.,.
Iho Watch Case have OF yo,ir =, ~. ~, iSso. ~
every way satisfactory II ts Just splendid. =" !"
I'd. and Propt Torch ~ Efss1;;v.
Tho ebove are concurred In by bnna,on. :.
aSt ana ieaIe SgsIers az vel as merchants eohanos
This Is sfs 81 oniy nH pppasES paartS Of the seahtry
Platss of Solid Gold. II WarrnmtsS ~ H. Iwe
Gia certicate Ask your jeweler for iiIyyssppe Spes
ten iaS Sas!a'osde containing full description.
.-:s.IIs,----.-4-- s.a s''
-, ,,--subsoribe to :,TnS News An AND
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03

GARflELD goes into office on Friday.
This ia all unlucky day.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03

COOLEST WEATHER on RECORD
The last Montana yarn is to The cnrc,
that the cold was so intense last week
in Madison Valley that tho wind was
unable to blow, and ducks, prairie
chickens, and other feathcred game. in
chdeavoring to reach the Gcyscr basin,
were frozen Bold In the air. where
they Will be compelled to remain until
the spring tiiaw.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03

MACo Ga, M.uc 5 ,SlJ.
From having bcel i,timrte nu nber OF
years with the proDrintOrs OF SwlfL'3 Syphil.
itic Specific" Have known much or It's ma lu-
1hcturo and use There are mer In this com.
munity--wcl. knowh citiZen'--who were vic
ti,ls IN early lie 10 Svpht Is: the most terrible
curse thq' ever micted the human amilv an"
who have taken he $. m dici e. ana are
now I" oil appearances. and II their own be-
"'; nn rs TIefn fr"r %r, from t%it " isen tho first
cacy, o. curse. iorbids Lhei Dnbitr recon-
ncndatlnnS or this ncdinine bu: 7 am allowed
10 retcr IN" sccpt;c priraiev I'D th -. who nj
cmao:se everF;hin@ tha can b.. al III It's
lnEi being protest. ~ 'llv mu:h opp sed to
cldoroin" o., rrconimnn;ii e %, 'un,"' c'iet
:rmf"H" l. tiw:th ~. 10. ~. n'',ch nv
ni'nr =" Il! ~ C = II I:1 ,e - :~- '!fI max
"h l u nr -. a -. !. y, :
.''.h - T.. , I.H".r .'''.': II !:
i:c' -, III or.@>.' :..rte l",: ln set.
~ : : .. n IT, 4 / - ,..r ) u
lis - II - Il l'i : n.'Z So. - D
par''! -" y: :. c"int - I; Jropr r. I'd
i'akc 'hili Tor the Ecncil. o Tie sl,. ent
"a Ill Canning enc ':ions
TIE SWIFT ypi cfrH HAt cd@r,lv E@NbIE| ru r, 9
tors Atirntt G.
So.db al! Druggists
Call o:a copy OF Youag Mems F.ienN."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

RRLIADtg AND CnEAP.-In order to place
reiiacle Liver plu within tue reacn OF all, the
price OF May Apple. Pills has been reduced to
county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03
TWENTY-FIVE *~
ID \ Wis Y e KTlC FEED
SiWlNG Ms}liN s.

lie bet the %et for plain heavy and fine family sewing ONE
"h MACHINE and tho Of work turns Warranted
chimes in use in Fairfield County.
AIL5SC) r = SIT rRH1
fine lot Of Planting Potatoes Onion Sets Seeds Corn Cheese,
Candies
T wras ar od BScaa Mattresses Tb Safes Chairs etc.
Dry Goods Of all kind Millinery make room
lot of Spring Goods - ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
n
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03

d. I;-.subsoribe to :,TnS NEWS AND
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03

WALL STREET has recovered from
its temporary panic.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03
ONION SETS. :

E>RESH Garden Scotland Oni, 1;s.ns.."' ;...'Sss
IL just received. and devices
MoMAsTER, DRIcE & e. AhsMs thonsa'.
JUN 40 '". Auoh thu "Hi oh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10

William J. tougllia OF someriile, Mas.
saws. Iu tee Glll of 1876 was taken with
blerlnig 0f fte iaags followed hy a severe cough.
I lost ny appetite and flesh and was confined
90 my bed. lu 1871 J was admitted tothe Hos
pital The doctors said ! had hole in my
lung as big as "a half dollar. ~ one time u
report went around thai ] was dead. ! gave up
hope. bat friend told me OF DIR NN HALL ;
BAIStM rOE THE LUNGS. got bottle,
when tony surprise, commenced b. feel bet
ter, and today feel better than for three year,
pasl. i write taia hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs will take DIR. WI.
HALLS BALSAM. aud bc conviHccd that
CONSUMPTION CAN BE- ct RED can pos
itiycly sav 70 h;.s done more good ihan all the
other medicines / have taken since my sick