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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-04
From M: John a. sosh.ehsr. of shell

by. Ohio.
DE. J. 4. scHnox. Philadelphia:
Dear sir-In May 1878. I caught . heavy
cold. which gradually settled on my lungs.
causing great dimculty and pain in breath
awake by coughing. rhs loss Of sleep and
appetite At last reduced me very much-nrom
l6o pounds. my usual weight when In health.
physicians. but they did me no good. ons
days while looking over the c~LEvKLAnD HkR-
AID, ! noticed that your medicines had cured
many cases that wero at least a. bad as mine.
and so concluded 70 use them. They were
rather slow In their action At nrst, but after I
had used them for . couple OF weeks. l saw
proved, The pain and diacuIiy in bresfhins
was relieved. and after usinS eight bottles I
felt hal ! was restored to perfect health. I
been quite we'll ever since. i I'm satisfied
that l owe my recovery entirely TO your Pull
monte syrup. seawesd Tonic and Mandrake
Truly Yours.
JOHN @. NoTHAcKER.
with @. q. Asken. shelby. Richmond Co.. o.
Feb 1lst. 1851.
From Mr. Robert W. Jones, Of London.
LONDON. ONO.
DR. October 9Th 1850.
Dear sir-About four years ago l was taken
SICK WIN "nat my puyniclAu tolo mo was
Consumption Of the Lungs. l had q bad
cough. and was reduced very much In my
weight. At different times, I had seven ply
sicians OF this place and also one from Blooms
burg. attending me, and although they all
thought they could help me. l grew worse
very fast under their treatment I was COM
PEELED to give up all business for over two
years. apd no one believed. nor did l myself
believe. that I should ever get well. One day
l happened to call at Mr.. Auburn Smiths
Drug Store. in this place. and picked up one
Of your pamphlets. In reading the certid-
Gates OF cures, l found ono case 80 nearly like
my own that I At once concluded TO give your
Medicines q trial. I bought the seaweed
Tonic. Pulmonic Syrup and Mandrake Pills,
n began their use according TO the printed
directions. and I can truly say. that from the
the nrst I saw . marked improvement In all
my symptoms. This encouraged me to con-
unue their use until ! was entirely we'll.
have had good health since my recovery. and
] believe your medicines saved my lifc. ]
know OF several other persons In this city that
have boon cured by your remedies.
Yours Truly,
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the Kidney-W Wort advertisement in
another column, and it will explain to
you the rational method of getting well.
Kidney Wort will ave you more doc
tors bills than any other medicine
known. Acting with specific energy on
the kidneys and liver, 1t cures the worst
diseases caused by their arrangement.
Use it at once. In dry and liquid form.
Either is equally efficient, the liquid is
the easiest, but the dry Is the most
economical.-Interior.
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Consumption Cured-Read his letter
from Mr.. Ittick, OF La Porte, Ind.
La PORTE. IND.,t
On scHEScK Jan. S1st, 1881
In the year 1877 1 was suffering with Con-
sumption, and had gotten 80 low that I had
no hope Of ever getting we'll again. I waited
for death TO put an end to my sunerings.
There was one OF my friends who was per-
sfstently trying 10 have mo use your Pull
monic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, but I ut
teriy refused TO get any moro medicine. 1
different medicines without being
helped by any. Finding that I was not 70
be persuaded, he bought some OF your Pull
monic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic himself,
TO touch them. I did not want TO be expert.
mented on. but finally consented TO use them
merely TO satisfy him. not that ! expected
they would do mo any gid. I commenced
the Pulmonio 6yfup and seaweed
Tonic. n 70 my great surprise felt almost
Immediate relief and was encouraged to con-
tinue using them. My condition improved
under their use. until. In time I grew per-
fectly we'll, no trace of tho disease remaining
Ny lungs had healed up and grew stronger
than ever. I was permanently cured. as 1
time.
I v my life entirely to your medicines.
Nothing else saved me. I will bear cheerful
your medicines. / know Of several other
cases here where your medicines have been
used with entire success. ! am w~ell-known
mere being one OF the original German SET
tiers In La Porte Co., and having been In the
JOHN ITTrox.
NIB. I can and Will, II necessary, swear
before any Justice Of the Peace, to ali that I
JOHN rrrIcK,
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plants which are
very prevalent and afnicting. Irpurines
the blood. purges eat the lurking humors
In the aystan. that undermine health and
settle futo troublesome disorder. Erup-
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surfkoe Of humors that should - expelled
nom the tlood. Internal ~dsrangsmsnts
ere the discrimination q these same hu-
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WHOSE actions they dersnge and whose sub
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Mr.: Isaac Miller of Fort : Wayne. In
diana, writes;

Mr.: Isaac Miller OF Fort Wayne. In
February 7th, 1881.
Ten years ago I contracted a severe cold,
which brought me very low. I went from
one doctor 10 another, getting prescriptions
trom each. but the medicines they prescribed
seemed 70 do me no good 1 kept getting
Worse and worse, until at last I became 80
weak that II I went any distance from my
70 set back was in despair. and had all
most given up all hope OF recovery. As . last
resort. I went to strope's Drug Store. In this
city, and asked him II he had any medicine
that would help me. He said he had, and he
vas 80 confident Of It that he said, Here.
lake this bottle Of DR.. schenck's Puimonic
syrup, and II Il does you no good you need
not pay for It." I took the bottle home and
commenced using It, as you directed, and It
worked like magic. by the time It was gone,
felt very much better, and SO | got another
bottle which completed the cure.
! have since used the Pulmonfc Syrup In
my family many times with the best results.
l have also recommended Il to many friends.
among others. Mrs. Hesser, Of Plymouth.
indiana, who had Consumption. and she was
cured In a very short time by its use
3. 3. Residence No. a William st., IT.
Wayne, Indiana.
Dr.. scuKNcK, Philadelphia, Pa
Dear Strive are we'll acquainted with Mr..
Isasc Miller. and can vouch for the truth OF
the statement he sends you In regard to the
great benenf no receivod from the use Of your
D. srRoPE 4 co..
Fl. WAYNE, Ind.,l
Feb. sth, 1884,
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Monroe. Ga. March %. 1880.
We have for twelve ponths been pre- crib
ing { Swfft's 6yphilitir Bpecihc'v In tho
cases for which II 10 Recommended. and tto
results have be- n most sa.i' fhctuty rot hav-
ing hesn disappointed IN AsinR 1 Instance.
u cure.tt stands without : peel, and thai ~
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o~f6yphtiis. Is o fs quu NOM
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CURES: =: 4: :
saLD SINCE sszo.

THIS Syrup possesses Varied Properties.
II stimulates the Ptyaline in the Saliva.
which converts the starch ana Sugar oftbs
food into glucose. A deficiency in Ptyaline
stomach. II the medicine Is aiken immeii
ats,y atsr eating the fermentation offood Is
Il sc,s upon the Liver.
II Regulates the Bowels.
Il Purines the Blood.
ItQuiets the Nervous System. n
IL Digestion.
Il s e1nIsso or he s%sr olS biooa a and IN maj a s e ns~.
1t opens the pores OF the skin and Induces
Heal by Perspirat on
poison In the blood. ~t;Ss generates rcrofula.
Ers sipesas. and all manner OF skin diseases
There are no spirits employed in It's manu-
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icsts babe; BY ne aged ana q iesnls; eare o"'s
Belvlderp Mile, 0oodhue Co.. MINI.
I have used Or. Clark Johnson's Inutnn
Blood syrup 4 r Cramps in the stomach, and
complaint X IL, MALLAN.
ox Bow, Nuckolis 90, Nebr.
Ihaxe used DR.. Clark Johnson,s Indian
naily cured me after other remedies faiIed.
1.E CROOKS.
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This IL 70 certify that Or. Clark Jonnson's
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WV. 6TOOPS.
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We. the undersigned. have used DR.. Clark
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GEORGE LIrrLEwooD.
s. M.SNITH-
Waterville, LIE Sueur Co.. MINI.
A trial Of Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian
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for Soro Ey.s. Of long anding
v ATTENTION.
Agent wanted for the sale OF the Indian
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Another case of Consumption Cured at
La Porte, Ind.
On. soHxxcK: Jan. 81 issI
About twelve years ago I was dangerously Ill
with Lung Fever. l had great trouble in
breathing; every breath I drew caused me
pain. 1 had three doctors treating me. but
connected with the Lake Shore R. r. Co.
One Of my fellow clerks induced me to get
some Of your medicines. saying that he had
sent for somo Of your Pulmonic Syrup, Sea-
wood Tonic and the Mandrake Pills. used
them according to tho directions, and in a
short time noticed a marked improvement in
my health. which kept up as I continued
using your medicines. After taking several
bottles each of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic l got entirely over my sickness.
Since that time l have recommended your
medicines to many other people living In La
Porte, who used them with great success.
Rx-Trustee of a Porto Co.
THIS Is N CERTIFY, That we have sold the
medicines mentioned in these certificates 10
Mr.. Nebelthau and others. and their stato-
mens arc authentic and reliable.
FREDfK WEST L CO.. Druggists.
Mr.. J. b. Miller. of Newcastle. Ind,
NEWCASTLE, INp.,
On. January 22d. 1881.
DEAR SHINY wife was troubled with Lung
Disease. attended with weakness and pros
tration. I had doctors In Newcastle and
Hagerstown attending her. but their skill was
Of no avail. She did not grow any better
under their care. She became so low that
there seemed to be no hope for her recovery.
I then came across one OF your pamphlets.
and after reading of the many cures made by
your medicines. l concluded 10 give them a
trial. 30 I bought one bottle zach OF your
"Pulmonic Syrup" and "seaweed ronio.''
which abe used, and showed such a marked
ImnTnWAn ~ that
zines Aftor using o half dozen botties. sho
became quite we'll and strong agnin. NV
vile has great faith in your medicines. AMI
she thinks there is nothing better in tho
world We keep them always In the house.
J.. D. Miller
Of the lungs. She Also used your pnir,1a'
6yrup and Seaweed Tonic. anil. AZ :, v
wffes case. the Puimonic Svrnp hrl'ni icr
lungs, she found the selse.s = 8 ="
be possessed Of wonderful n.rsa .,nins
properties.
IllJ-
Consumption Psrmantiy Cured.
CoNNRRsvrLLR, IND.,l
DE-. scHxNcK: january 2lst, 1881.
Dear sir-In 1851 I took q heavy cold. which
quickly fastened on my lungs. l became
unable to do anything. I was confined to my
bod. NY case went on from bad TO worse.
and developed rapidly Into Consumption.
examining physician rejected me rs being
unit for service. one Of my lungs being
nearly rome, l had given myself to die.
this city. now living in indianapolis. recon-
mendod me TO use Bchenck's Remedies, as no
had done in his own case and had been cured
thereby. ! did ~ ne advised mo. which
proved to b my salvation. ! procured some
Of pour .rulmolic syruP," "ssawsed Tonic
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E ~SARSAPARILLA,
ron PURIFYING THE BLOOD.


This compound a
the vegetable alter
atives. s~arsaparilla,
Dock. sttllingia and
Mandrake. with the
.Todides of Potash
and Iron. makes .
most enectunl cure
OF . series Of COM
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MI. :: b. Miller. of Newcastle. Ind.


Ny wife's mother was seized with biz. Ing
OF tho lungs. She Also used your Pni-sla'
byrup n Seaweed Tonic. AMI. a. :, v
wffes case. the Puimonic syrup hrp'ni icr
lungs, and she found the selse., = &; ="
be possessed OF wonderful ntr,a .'n'ns
Il!J-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12
A HANDSOME IMPROVEMENT,
Messrs. George r. TImms q Co.'S Mann
moth Clothing House.

The building on the northwest corner
ofseventh and streets has been so changed from
Its original appearance that even those most init
mately acquainted with the locality would fail TO
recognize II. Tho oriental front that adorns the
first story instantly attracts the eye with Its elab-
crate ornamontauon while at night the arch OF
gas jets adds to the briiancy Of Its appearance.
Within the large windows are the latest styles OF
gentlemens and boys wearing apparel, while
rich lace curtains at the back shut out the view OF
the store. On entering the door one is almost
dazed by the immense display of clothing, neatly
arranged while large mirrors add TO the effect. AZ
the back Of this spacious sacsroom, which is 100
by "a feet, are dressing. rooms with every con-
venience for customers TO try on the goods before
purchasing. A massive gothic stairway Of ma.
hogany and butternut wood leads to the second
floor, where the boys aud chlldrens clothngi Is dis
played. The upper floors are for stock aud work.
rooms Mr.. George +. Tlmms &Co., who ore the pro
prieors of this mammouth clothing house, believe
that they possess an establishment which Is an
ornament 10 the city and stock which is not sur
passed Their adherence to the oneprice system
Ensures the treating of all customers alike. Mr..
Timms' associate, Mr.. Harry II. Parker, is widely
known MS one Of the best sResmen in the District,
and II Is believed that the firm of Trims 4 Co.
will continue the prosperity that has already COM
relied them to occupy so large building to ac-
cOmmodnto their constantly increasing trade.
A----
NEVER bull doze" man, but IL you meet n
human being suffering with bad cough you may
bull.dose" him to advantage with DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup
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At New Orleans, on the 18Th day Of September
ut the l3Gth Grand Monthly Drawing ofthe LOuisi-
ana State Lottery Company, $4,000, the first
half held by John Conners, an engineer oil
the L.. N, and Great southern Railroad, and col.
lected for him through the Bank of Commerce OF
Slverman, of Indian Bay, Arkansas, whosC
title TO its Ownership is disputed by Mrs Emmo
Clarke, of the same place. Ten thousand dollars
of Mr.. Hynes wethen. through the First National
Bank Of Nineonnes, Ind. Third, 5000, drawn by
II, " who Is DESTROYS of remaining unknown
for personal reasons. $500 drawn by No. 32,Gis,
held by Mr.. @. A. Prinz, of Cullman, Aln:,. and
No. 56,771, halves Of which were held by
Emily Moir, No. 7S7 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn,
n. w. and Il. J. Short of Warsaw Ind. There were
many thousands of other lucky ones. Any one
pnxiOus TO know about anything connected with
The next drawing should write at once TO NJ a.
Dauphin, New Orleans L., before November Sth,
The day OF the l3Sth drawing
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Jefferson nulIding AssocIatIon.

The Jefferson Cooperative Building
Association held It's seventh annual meeting last
evening at 6l7 Seventh street northwest. The sec.
rotary, Mr., John JOY Edison, submitted his report,
which showed the associations financial, condition
to be very favorable one, The receipts during
the past year were SlO,2S53s, of which a balance
Of S2,li7G0 remained uneXpended In the hands of
the treasurer, The present value of each share Is
s2G7.75.- The following officers were then elected
for the ensuing year; j. g. Judd, president; james
Wilkinson, vice presidents John JOY Edison, secro-
tary; A, L, Fox, treasurer; H. II. TWOmbly, Andrew
Glass, Alexander Ashley, Charles b. Bailey, J. ID.
Free W. O. Beokford, b, r. Fuller, j. IL, Sayille,
and q, w, Fisher, directors.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12
A woman shooter on Trial.

At the conclusion of the proceedings in
the star.route case yesterday morning in the
Criminal Court, Martin ]. Casey was placed on
trial for assault and battery with intent to kin
Martha L, Bergeyin by shooting her last spring,
The complainant gave. her testimony, in which
she detailed her relations with the accused with
the utmost frankness, and did not seem at all dis.
mayed by the presence OF her husband, who occu.
pied seat directly in front OF the witness box.
The defense did not attempt to deny the
shooting, but claimed that Casey was
suffering from dipsomania at the time OF
the affair. The Government examined only three
cOlOred domestic in the house in which the shoot.
ing took place; DR., Eliot, who attended the vic.
tim, and Officer Simpson, who made the arrest
They closed their case with the testimony OF the
officer, but before the defense began recess was
taken till this morning.
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EBB1TT.-B. DuBarry, U. s. A.; 8. NJ Jackson,
Providence, r. J.; ]. G. Gilmore, U. 3. N; Hon. A.
a. keasby, Newark, N. j.; Frank J. Cheek, Danvllle
XVI ]. T. Davis, New York; Il. 4. Reynolds, U. 8
Nj Charles H. Hill, New York; George +. Leland
Philadelphia II. l.. Bayne, New orleans Lewis
Buckner, Louisville, KY; General Baranda, Mexico
DR.. A. T.. Bighthlll. Boston; W. W. Page, New York
+. h. Tracy, Mansfield, Ohio; j. Lewis, U. 8. N. l.
N Mills, Delaware; Richard Harrington Whining.
ton, Del; j. f. Evans, san Francisco; H. r. Frazier,
Ohioi Henry T. sherman, London; James Brney,
The Hague; f. H. Phillips, Bridgeport Conn.
NAr1oNAL,-H. G. Ashbaugh, Newton, Kas; Rob
ert Neville Toledo; A. II. Halloway, Phla.; T. w.
McNalr, New York; Howard Wheeler, Gloucester,
Mass q. @. Geary, W. H. LlttleJohn, Chr +. Rhodes
New York; d. w. Garfield Pha; Robert II. Tay.
Tor, Texas; Alfred Grimes, New Orleans; Chr. s.
Partridge, Mobile, Ala; w. l.. Patterson, Knoxville,
Tenn.i Alexander Graves, Lexington, Mo. II. $.
Morse, North Carolina; r. A. Gibson, Pittsburg Pa.
METRoPoLIrAN-Charle Il. Hill, New York +.
III. Hamersly, Baltimore; Rev. s. u. Darnell, jack
sonville. Fla; DIR. j. f. Mason, virginia. H. X. Car
mack, Philadelphia: G. G. Converse, Erie, Pal Fred.
Ettlnger, d. Torrey, New York; r. Huntington,
Rochester, N. ". +. +. pcscud. Raleigh, N. c.; John
A. Edwards, Brooklyn, ~ "; H. l.. Lyman, Vr-
ginia Colonel II, t. Lesten Savannah, Ga; Ed. Cur
ran, New York w. II. Patterson, Atlanta, Ga.
RIGGs.-J s. Boyd, New York; ]. J. Durln, Arl-
IONA; +. II. CleghOrn Toronto; Henry Roberts,
Hartford, Conn; H. A. Osborn, Kansas; Edward
Melton, Scranton, Pal H. n Fenton, Philadelphia;
lll'' flNNgeThlu, fnli-
adelphia;C II. Dix, Cleveland. Ohio; II. ID. jackson,
New York ]. @. Clark, Bangor, Me-
ArLINoToN.-John T.. Earle, New Haven, Conn;
j. A. Sands New York ]. s.. Moore, New York 4;
F. Delmonte, Dominican consulgeneral; a. d. Hep
burn, Philadelphia j. Abecasls, Abccnsls, NJ VI;
Richard Gibbs, II. Ronald Gibbs, A. II. knight. X.
Mexican, London, Eng; +. Plnto,J. Bernales Gillian
legation; ID. @. Rollins, New York
wILLARDs.--c Bender, Philadelphia; c. Busy,
New Orleans; Mr.. Wright, New York; Hon. LA. j.
Crcswell, Maryland; W. ]. Lakewood, New York;
j. ID. stevenson, St. Louis; ID. H. Valentine, Brook
Ign; Il. ii. Weed, Albany NJ. Herman, u. Ferhold.
New York; William Judge, II. NJ Day, Philadelphia
ST. JAMEs-C. Goodman, New York George w
Evans, Virginia; William o. Butler, Connecticut; NJ
+. Wall, Virginia; II. +. jackson, Il. 1. lkilburn,
Tennessee; J. j. Evans Pennsylvania; q. p. Gray,
Georgia; james W. Allen, John +. Boyd, Boston.
Mass; +. NJ. johnson, New York.
ST. MARCH,. o. stanton, Boston; w. A. Bagden
New York; b. ]. Nickel, Nashville, Tenn; II. H.
Bcall, Maryland; j. Morrison, Boston; II. W, Carter,
Il. Il. Hbbs, Virginia.; W. =. Bradley, Maryland
woRNIEYs.--George Gray, New Jersey; 8. ".
White, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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PENNSYLVANIA VOTERS.
Preparations for the Coming State EIec-
don.

s,,.,,..,,., ,,,aa.,', - ~ -,
v0rIa poD,,,l,con AssocIo,Ion in tho n,s,.io; -
wanna hePupieah Asso',n.,oli IN .ne District OF
Columbia was heid az cosmopolitan Hal last
After the minutes of the previous meeting had
been read nronositions for membershin werc made
as follows and the gentlemen were duly elected !:
William II. Miller, First district; Granville Lewis,
Twenty third; Charles A. Erney, Nineteenth, Ed
~ 't'"oI A"'ns $3.50 - "-S' ."Naus,pn'"'
James H. iouhg eecohu " A. McNamee,
Third; william ii. Nelson, First; George Ford
hmm. Flnh, ID, j. OConnor. Third. r.
b, stewart sixteenth; R, e Rob.
-, ,r.".',,' n,.,i,, 1ha,,o, n - ,,.'e'
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LOCAL MENTION.
BIG INVENTION,
So Wan OF virginia for 20 Cents.

Lloyd, the famous map man, who made all the
maps for General Grant and the Union armies, GER
tificates Of which he published, has Just invented
print Lloyd's New Railroad Couuty-Seat, and Dis.
lance Map Of Virginia for 1881 on one entire sheet
of strong linen paper four feet Tong on lightning
press all colored in counties handsomely, ana
ready for mailing TO any part Of the world, Tor
25 cents, or, with rollers TO hang on the wall 90
cents. This map cost 5000 TO make u, and shows
q million places on it--nll the railroads, every
railroad station, the name and length of each rail-
road and terminal towns, IL is perfect travellers
In Virginia should have copy. Send % cents to
j. r. Lloyd Washington city and you will get o
copy by return mail