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Murder Trial.

PETERSBURG, June 29.-Surry County
Court has been engaged for the past two
DAYS in the trial Of Virginia Booth and
Mary Booth (colored), aged fourteen and
fifteen years respectively, charged with the
murder Of Mrs. X. {. Gray and Travis
.Jones. who were killed by drinking coffee
in which strychnine had been put, ana
which had been administered by accused.
The trial is expected TO be long one, as
twenty more witnesses are to he examined
Considerable interest is manifested as to
result OF the trial.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCKMARKET

JUNE 2s.-Prlces this week ranged as follows:
Beef CdftIe-Very best on the market, 54c.;
good, 4lM5sc.; medium or good iair quality,
3H@4kc.; rough oxen, thin steers, &C. Zs'G35sc.;
bulls, 3d4c. 4 H., gross.
Hogs.-9M1lc. r H., net.
Sheep.-3d4c. I. NJ, gross.
Ldmbs.-4@6c. e d., gross.
Veals.-i3afl0 q head. ~
Mich Coios and Calres.-il5@f45 & head.
About l7S head Of beef cattle, 2oo hogs, ana
172 sheep and lambs reported on the market;
Cattle market dull and dragging ana somewhat on
In price quality considered Hog market quiet
but firm a very few left over unsold. me demand
Is very limited. Some inquiries are oeihg MADE
for good lambs.
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Fuse. TOYS mining. 37s@s1.1O = 100 feet.
POicder: 1925 by the live kegs-less than hy
key. $500; blasting. S2.9u@ $3.50,
Shot: Northern, .l.sj T. bag of 20 lts
GrindStOnes: lk@2c. q 10.
Seed.
C1Orer: *5NS5.5O.
TiIOfhy: S3.25MS3.50.
Orchard Grass: Sl.500:l.7J.
HerG Grass: l.25.
German Niiiet sect: s2.75MS3.
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Iron: American refined. Old Dominion bar,
7-l0c. e ~. for standard sizes I'm large lots TO
dealers. Sc. In small lots: English and American
sheet. iMj4c. Swcdes, hammered, 4la &C.; hoop,
4.H5l.c.
Nails: Old Dominion. $3.50 for standard size,
for 200 kegs.
Piough- Castings: Wholesale, 3Ac.; retail, 44c.
= f..
Rope: Manila. best, ljc.: jute. 7!Msc.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

Conversational Proceedings Yesscrday-Osher
Washington News and Gossip-Frishsfai
Railroad Accident Near Long Branch; SIX
Cars Precipitated inio the Rivers over
Hundred OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Demo-
cratic Nominal ions-Yeilow Fever NJ Pen
saSo,a-More Murders In Ireland.
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TO TEACHERS.

OFFICE OF CLERK AND TREAsCRER)
SCHOOL BOARD CITY OF PETERSBURG,
PETERSBURG, Va, June 20, 1852.
4 PUBLICATIONS. FOR POSITIONS OF
IA PRINCIPAL OF SCHOOLS AND TEACH
Frs GENERALLY will be received by the under.
signed through the post-oitice or personally until
SATURDAY, 9Th OF July.
In accordance with State law, those applying
must hold the license Of Superintendent OF schools
White applicants will he examined on the 9TH
and colored on the 7TH OF JULY Instant az the
Higb-Scho building by Superintendent l.. Il
GEORGE W. SCOTT,
Clerk and Treasurer School Board City Of Peters
burg Je 30-dtJy8
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EDUCATIONAL.
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE,

~ W All HMOhL NOLIIuE,
~ REOPENED IN RESTORED BUILDING.
Both sexes admitted. College and Preparatory
school. Under care Of members OF the Society OF
Friends. The main building, destroyed by fire
ninth month last, has been completely rebuilt, en-
largcd, and lifted up with all conyenences. Thor
ough instruction In Languages, Literature, Mathe-
MATES. AMI the Sciences. New Scientific Building,
chine-shops, and all appliances for pursuing a
thorough course In Chemistry, Mechanical and
Ciyil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
Other things being equal, places win be given the
earliest applicants. For full particulars address
EDWARD II. MAGILL,
President SwarthmOre College,
h.l. H.r.. ..tttafx DO
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When heart and brain anguish and the
majesty Of perfect human nature Is con-
quered by tickle temper and tendency to
sorrow, the nerves are faulty. Give
sympathy to the sufferer, and teach him
the virtues OF DR.. Benson's Celery and
Chamomile Pills.
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N AT Augusta, GA.--APPLICATI0Ns TO
FILL THE CIAiH or LANGUAGESatth this insti-
tuition will he ecciyed until July Isl ensuing.
Applicants must he professional teachers OF ex-
pcricncc, and masters Of the Latin, Greek, French,
German. and English languages. Testimonials
Will De required as TO capabilities for maintaining
discipline rs well for successful teaching. Fur
Their Information can he obtained from the under
signed. by order Of tie Board of Trustees.
my30-Jyl A. e. HOLT, Secretary.
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iNHE RAWLEY SPRINGS,
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.

arc now open. In the management every cGort
will be made 10 make the season Of 1882 even
more attractive than last. A very excellent BAND
OF SIX PIECES for the lawn and ballroom. The
very BEST COOKS AND BAKERS are engaged
and prepared 10 entertain la the most salts
factory manner SIX HUNDRED GUESTS
The water Is The STRONGEST CHALYBEATE
I'm America Is Alternative and tonic In Its effects,
remedy Of unepualled utility and power. noted for
Its curative properties. For pamphlets - iress
J. WATKINS LEE,
ie 2-1m Manager.
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CITY DIRECTORY NOTICE.

DERSONS HAVING MADE OR con-
i TEMPLATlNG CHANGES IN EITHER
BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE are requested 10
send them In at once to the Directory Office, rs the
canvass Is now over and the work being made
ready for the printers. j. II. CiATAiGNE,
Compiler and Publisher,
jcls corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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Why Is Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound like the Mississippi river
In spring iIesheti Because the I'M
mense volume OF this healing river moves
with such momentum that II sweeps away
Mi obstacles and is literally flooding the
country.
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YolIow-Foyer at Pensacola.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The National
Board of Health is advised that the bark
Iris had arrived at Pensacola yesterday
from Havana with one case OF yellow-fevel
on board.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Nrw YORK June 90 oon.-Stocks generally
strong Money, 3 per cent. Fxchange-Long,
4s56,4s 54: short, 4SeM4ss<. State bonds In
active Governments generally steady.
Erenfng.-Exchange, 4s5. Governments irrcgu-
lar: new SIS, lO1x: new AS. ia: new A.. 100.
Money, 466 per cent. States fairly active and
lower. Treasury balances-Coin, s92,225; cur
rcncy. t6.066.
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COngress-FirstS Session
WASHINGTON, June 80, 1882.
SENATE,


SENATE.
In the early part OF the morning hour
the Senate resumed the consideration OF
the legislative, executive, and Judicial ap-
preparation bill. Several sections were
passed over informally for future action.
The committee amendment striking outthe
provision for the transfer, in the discretion
of the Secretary OF War, OF the pension
records from the office OF the Surgeon
General TO the acknowledgements Office,
was agreed TO after a long and tedious dis
cusSiOn.
Without disposing OF the bill the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Hlscock. OF New York, chairman Of
the Committee on Appropriations, reported
a Joint resolution continuing ana making
available for fifteen days after the 30th OF
June, 1882, all appropriations for necessary
operations OF Government on the basis OF
the appropriations for the current year.
| Passed.
! The Committee on Elections reported a
resolution in the contested-election case OF
| Smalls Us. TiIlman, from the Fifth district
\ Of South Carolina, declaring the contestant
/ entitled TO the seat. This, together with
minority resolution taking the contrary
view. was laid over for future action.
! The House went into Committee OF the
I Whole and resumed the consideration oil
the naval appropriation bin. After long
discussion the debate was closed, and the
bill was read by sections for amendment.
The committee rose, and Senate joint reso-
luton continuing for fifteen days beyond
Iune both the appropriations on the basis OF
the current fiscal year was passed.
After some further unimportant leSisla'
ton the House adjourned.
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A gentleman from Wildwood informs us
that there is a regular camp OF negro
harvest hands In that vicinity, numbering
some forty OF fifty, who demand "two
dollars and half day and roast beef"
The established price in that neighborhood
is &, at which price all the malcontents
could get immediate employment. In the
mean time, farmers who are ready find no
difficulty in securing labor enough to cut
their crops, and the strikers are merely
wasting their time.- Winchester Times.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nomioated.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 29.-Mr. +.
Black, OF York county, was nominated ior
Acknowledgement OF the trst ballot.
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LONDON, June 29--j:30 p. M.-Lord
Clanricarde was not murdered, as was first
reported, but his agent, Mr.. Blake, and his
steward, Mr.. Keene, were killed. No ar
rests have been made,
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Flour.

Flour-We quote: Fine, s4@s4.5O; extra
x62O6s6.5O: superiine, S5.5OMlS6: common su-
perfine, S4.5O@f5; common family, s6.6O@s1
choice family, $50 OeLs9.5O.
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TIE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION or
VISITORS.

The waters are specific tor rheumatism, Govt,
Neuralgia, Affections of the Liver and all kindred
diseases.
sR. WILLIAM II. PARKER, long connected
with some If the principal summer resorts, has
been engaged as manager.
For pamphlets and other information address
:. 4. TAHDl,
ic lin Hot springs. Eath county, Va
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OFFICE OF LANCASTER & LrCKE,l
SToCk-HUOKERs


STOCKHOLDERS. I
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING IN
W NEsTMENT SECURITIES FOR SALE:
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE FIRST MORT
GAGE PER CENT. BONDS.
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE INCOME 6 PER
CENT BONDS.
ATLANTA AND CHARIOT GUARANTEED
, PER CENT. STOCK,
PETERSBURG RAILROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE PER CENT. BONDS,
PElERsBuRG RAILROAD SECOND MORT
GAGE PER CENT. BONDS,
CHARLOTTE. COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA
FIRST MoRTGAGE PER CENT; BONDS,
MORTGAGE PER CENT. BONDS.
Mortgage only $4,000 per mile.
All other stocks and bonds bought and sold on
commission. jc 2S-cOd2w
MONEY TO LEND TO THE AMOUNT
wi of $4,000 on RICHMOND FIRsT-CLAsS
REAL ESTATE at q per cent. and $4,000, % be
divided into small sums. 10 lend on GOOD, FIRSTs
CLASS COUNTRY PROPERTY az 4 larger rate
of interest.
je 2S-cOd3t II. L.. STAPLES q co.
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FINANCIAL.

COLUMBIA AND GREENvIILE RAILROAD co..l
COLUMBIA, :. c., June 26, 1882.
rNHE COUPONS OF THE FIRST
L MORTGAGE BONDS OF THIS COMPANY,
due July l, 1882, will be paid at the NATIONAL
PARK BANK, New York city.
a. 2S-3t G. H. MANSON. Treasurer.
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CApEMY OF RICHMOND COUNTY

President SwarthmOre College,
Delaware county, Pa.
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5000 will be paid forany case that HOP BIrTERs
VII Lo, cure "a Lclp. Doubt not.
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NObleman Murdered.
LATER.

LONDON, June 29.-Lord Clancy CardC
was murdered this morning on his way
home from Noas.
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DOCK AID JOB WORK NEAlLl
DEXECUTED at the DlsPAiCh.fhiN'iN'
HOUSE
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xEw YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, June 29.-Cotton-FntUes closed
decidedly steady sales, igi9e1 haies July S,
SI2.6sGsI2.60; August sl2;1a%siz'..99i; ia
sTii1IoTya' : So,cmber. eli .5s@sll.54; DECEMBER.
siisi6sII.56; January. VI .65asl 10 fep-
raary. Sil.77asll.79; March. sil.s9@fii'si'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 80. 1882.
AkHlyED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York
merchandise and passengers, G.. ". Allen Co..
agents.
Steamer J. W. Everrnan, Smith. Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers, j. W. heCarr1ck,
agent.
Schooner Frank Mcdonnell, McAnircws. Phila-
delphia, coal, :. II. IIawes.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. II. Tatum,
supe rntendent
Bark Anna. schmidt, RIO Janeiro, -four, HaxalI-
Crenshaw Company.
Schooner John :. Bercham, Eskridgc, New York
slaves, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner :. III. Walker, Higgins. Portsmouth, y.
a., coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE MERCHANTS AND PLASTERs)
SAVINGS BANK.
RICHMOND. June 20. 1852.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
Il have declared n SEMI-ANSUAL DIVIDEND
OF THREE PER CENT. free If all taNesl, pay
able 10 its stockholders and after the sth Jniy.
tc 3O-td WILLIAM 4. JENKINS, Cashier.
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NRKNEy sPRINGs WILL BE OPEN

A lIlk Y z II hI.N'FN " ITIII I'I4 VI IN
" FOR TIE RFCEPTION OF GUESTS
.JIrNE /. 1sS2. This wcil-reDOwncd place has
lust undergone extensive and thorough repairs both
As 10 The hotels proper and the grounds. Special
attention has been given o. the sanitary depart
ment. For further information send for descrip-
five catalogues j. Y. WOODWARD.
General Manager.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Thu NhDAi, JuIlt 70, IcT-'
For the week past we find no change in the mar
ket worthy Of note. The market for all grades Of
dark tobacco continues active, with receipts very
liglt. Our market for brights remains as last re-
ported.
There will be l sc hogsheads fine export tobacco
offered to-day: report prices next week prices
of manufacturing decidedly full and In active de-
mand.
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bright ToBACCO-NASUFACT

There is no change In prices Of bright tobacco;
market firm and demand limited.
SmOkerS.-COmmOn, ssMslO; medium. sllM
SO; good, sl3@sl4; fine, Sl5@l6.50; fancy,
s1s@S27.5O. A., .,oo
FiuerS.-COmmon, s10@s11 medium, sl2@
sl3: good. sl35O@Sl5; fine, Sl5.5Odsl6.
Vr1DDers-C ommOn. slSaS22.5O: medium,
$3.50 $50; good $3.50 $40 tine, s45@s55 fancy,
5000 s75. - sooeao,
medium. s30dS35 good, s4O@s45; fine, 5000
400: extra, f57 5Od 500.
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DARK EXPORTS.

DARK ToBACCo-MASUFAcTURIS AND STEM
MING.
Lugs-Frosted, s2.75@s3.75; medium, free Of
frost, s4@Si.75; good, si.75@s5.25; fine, 1880
@S6. 80
LedC-Common, s650@:7.5O; medium, IS
80 /; fine, Slo@s15; extra line, s2QMs45.
SeIaming.-Lugs, s5.50MS6. Leaf-tommon,
s7@ss.5O; medium, :9@ 80; good, sl0@sll
fine 81 .5OGnSl3.
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BALTIMORE, June 29.-Nrginia 6's consols,
59A; past-due coupons, GO; new lO-4O's, 43h.
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Further Action OF the Council.


Spoon ICI'ITIIN ~ TNV III7IIa''H'I
PETERsBURG, VA, June 29.-The Com
mon Council this afternoon elected more
officers, against the protest Of the Read
iu,ter members and in defiance OF their
clam that 40 vacancies exist.
The general appropriation and tax bill
for the next fiscal year was passed. The
estimated receipts fer the year are slSj, 900;
estimated expenditures, SlS3,000. The
rate OF taxation was fixed at SLIGO.
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nIVIDEND-O l. ID DO NJ MON
II STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FIV PER
CENT. DIVIDEND Will be paid to the Virginia
stockholders out of the earnings for the past six
months, at the companys office, Rockets, on and
after July /, 1882.
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO.,
io 2n-3f
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Proposals for Flour.

Office Comuissary of Subsistence
u. S. A. Cheyenne Depot, Wyoming,
Ter, March 10, 1882.
Sealed proposals in duplicate, will be
received at this office until 10 O'Clock,
Il. m., on Monday April 10th, 1882, for
the delivery at this depot of:
100, 900 pounds of iour" in single sacks.
20 1000 pounds of flour in double sacks.
All the -four to be delivered here on,
or before Nay LIST. 1882.
The flour must be full strength, high
ground, well dressed, and made from
best selected wheat. Single sacks to
be of heavy twilled cotton, and outside
sacks of new burlap strongly sewed and
corners securely tied, each package to
contain 100 pounds Let OF flour.
A copy of this advertisement and a
full sample of the flour offered must &C
company each proposal.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked-"Proposals for Flour, " and
addressed to the undersigned. Blank
forms furnished on application.
w. A. ELDERKIN, capt. and z. S.,
u. s. A, m21 Ct.
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For the past seven months there has
peer living with the Omahaa. thirty
miles below this city, and educated
young lady-a Boston lady, too-who is
for the time q member of the tribe, be-
cause she hopes in this way to learn
something of the inner life of this, the
oldest tribe, excepting the Pawnees, in
this part of the West. This lady, Miss
A. c. Fletcher, was in the city on Tues
day with DR.. Wilkinson, agent of the
Omahas and Winnebagos. The agent
says that on taking charge of the Oma-
has a few weeks ago he found this lady.
with them, and nearly starred. Miss
Fletcher is a brunette, solidly built,
about % years old. rather good.ooking,
and with q directness of speech and q
way of standing silent while irrelevant
conversation is going on that probably
comes of her present mode If her life.
Miss Fletcher minated to DR.. Wilkin-
son that before coming to the Omahas
she had been with some of the war
like northern tribes, and from her pres
emit place of study she would 80 to the
New Mexico Pueblos, thence to the Flat
heads of Washington Territory, and re-
urn East by the way of the Sioux u
try.-Sfour City Journal.
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kia far TIA nnmnisrinn.


! American ladies will prick up their
ears at the information that Scrkys is 8
plant much in use among the woman OF
Eastern Europe in order to enhance and
retain their charms. Its properties have
been known to Turkish women ever
since the introduction OF coffee into
Europe. 1t is said to be a little herb
which grows at the foot of tho noun
tains of Lebanon. A spoonful of it in a
breakfast cupful of boiling water forms
g delicious infusion, which may be
drank with milk and sugar, like ordi-
mary tea. but is far more pleasant to the
taste. Its great recommendation to the
Hair sex is that it has the virtue of re-
tardinu the rayages of age on all those
who drink it daily. DR.. Paul Lucas,
physician to Louis XIV, mentions it in
Lis travels. He relates that, having
been to attend the widow Of Hassas
'Pasha, he was surprised to sec her wait
cd upon by two young women of ap-
'parcntly 25 or 80 years of age, where
AZ he knew that it was customary for
her to be waited upon by old women on
ily. On expressing his surprise, he was
told that both those young ladies were
ioyer sixty years OF age. and that they
owed their youthful appearance TO the
abundance Of ScrhyS tea which they
drank. Or. Lucas Immediately asked
for some of this plant, and took it with
him t. France. 1t is supposed that he
nadc " present of it to Ninon del En-
clos, and that it was the mysterious
secret of her extraordinarily youthful
appearance when old. There is Il great
run on this article in Paris just now. for
the doctors have discovered That it puri-
fics the blood. and thus preserves the
skin fair and transparent as in early
youth. 1t also makes the flesh firm,
and is particularly conducive 10 q full
bust. About three years aGo it was re-
introduced into Paris by a French doc
tor who had travelled in the East. In
Turkey, where it costs but little, it is of
ten mixed with the water of the bath.
Taken, however, in the same as
tea. twice a day, its effects are said to
be certain. 1t costs five francs an
ounce. but 4 thimbleful is enough for a
brealfsst-cupful of the infusion.
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Hereditary Consumption Cured.
MRS. SARAH LAWSON,
334 West 18th St., Now York City.

Dr.. SCHEScE
Dear Sir-In the autumn of 1877 I had.a severe
cough with terrible pain in my sides and between
my shoulders. / had very little appetite, and
what little I could eat only distressed me. 1 con-
suited physicians, who said my condition was a
very bad one and gave FIVE different cough syr-
ups and tonics, from which ! received no benefit,
but seemed to grow worse and kept losing flesh
and strength. l had night sweats, and sweat
most of the time during the day. l coughed and
raised blood and a salt-foamy Phlegm my throat
was filed with ulcers, l could hardly swallow /;
sometimes | could not speak a loud word for
weeks my lungs grew more painful every day
with difficult breathing. while ,pleurisy pains
would almost stop my breath. / had collie pains,
sour stomach, and vomiting up everything ! ate.
My whole body was filled with pain. l could not
to breathe. gave up and did not think of ever
getting up again, as it was hard moving myself /;
my feet and ankles began to swell badly, and my
hips had given out long before.
In this sinking condition, l thought l would try
your remedy for Consumption it might do me
some good it could do me no harm, for l was
certain l could not live a month longer the way l
was.
monte Syrup, Seaweed Tonic and Pills, and took
them as directed. In a week l was better and
low matter streaked with blood, could eat a little
without throwing it up, the pains in my sides
were not so severe; | could sleep an hour very
s~oundly, and that was what l had not done for
three months.
1 took your medicines steadily six months my
cough got better, ! did not sweat so bad nights,
kept gaining slowly. and in a year after l began
your medicines l could say felt well. l began
10 gain flesh, and last September weighed one
hundred and thirty-hve po~unds-hfteen pounds
more than l ever weighed before in my life.
Your medicines, l know, saved my life and l
would say, from my own experience, to all Con-
sumptives, take DIR. Schencks medicines, Tor
they will certainly cure you. / had Consump-
ton, it is hereditary in our family, my father and
two brothers having died of it. | have had bet
ter health the past Winter than for ten years pre-
vious.
Yours Respectfully,
CADAIJ A "a TED
Carlisle, Mass. April sth, 1880.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-22
The WAYS of THo Women.

Two women got into 4 Third avenue
a the other day, every scat of which
was filled. One of the women had pre-
maturely grey hair, and wore spectacles
because she was near-sighted. The 9TH
er was homely and carried = big bag.
A beautiful girl jumped up and said
TO the g~rey-haired woman
Take my seat, madam, ! I'm young.
er than you"
Then every man in the rose and
offered his place to the beautiful girl,
who only smiled sweetly and said:
mo. thank you, 1 prefer 10 stand"
Meanwhile the I'M with grey hair
hung to a strap and glared at The crowd.
II may not be a chit OF seventeen"
she said, in vinegar tones" but I'm mot
iinfirm, I'd let you know, and can stand
lup as long as anybody"
And the homely woman with the
basket sat down in q space fourteen
inches wide and wondered what it was
all about