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petroleum Exchange 3. Hev Ysrk

NEW YosE, December ls.-The New Ma
,ionsl Petroleum EIchsnge opened for
br,ir IS to.day At 81 Broadway. Five
i.ur 6T.i sssis hnre slrssdy been sub
..ar''.i - u i.zja i"s.
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Proposed Reduction.

PITTsBURGH. December lS.-Singer, MINI
ick d Co., steel manufacturers of the South
Side, made proposition to the steel melt
ers, SATURDAY., to reduce their wages 81 per
ton. At the same time the meters offered
a ten per cent. reduction to their helpers.
In both cases the proposal was rejected and
the matter will 90 before the Executive
Committee Of this district of the Amalga-
mated Association. 1t appears that the re-
duction of 81 will bring the men down to
Sc per ton, which is less than is paid in
other mills and makes q considerable hole
in the melter's weekly receipts-some $40
or go week less
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The Exchanges.

BosroH MASS, December 1s.-The follow
ing table from the Post, shows the reports
of the clearing houses of twenty-six cities
in the United States, for the week ending
Dacap,har ~.
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BlArknAi1ePs.

BALTIMORE, December is.-For several
weeks past there has been couple of black
mailers in this city who have rcapcd quits
a harvest, their victims including several
prominent merchants and professional gen.
temen who are desirous Of keeping the
matter quiet, owing to the questionable
position in which they would be placed Y
their names were paraded before the pub
lie. The swindlers were Q dashing young
woman apparently twenty-five years OF age
and her lieee lord, dashing young fellow
Of about thirty.fve years. Where they
came from Is not known.
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A Rom I'm Tovu Lots,

BIsNARcK, December 1S.-To day McKen-
zie & Coffin's addition was placed on the
market and over S75, 900 worth lots sold in
less than two hours. This is the addition
which the Northern Pacific sold two weeks
ago for $4,000. The owners will make
$1,000 out OF it. This makes nearly a
million sn transfers during the last month
and is beginning to rival the boom in VIA
nePeg.
TRUE strengthening medicine and
Mediterranean is Bro yn-s Iron Bitters.
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ACrook ed DistiIIer.

PEORIA, ILL.,, December ls.-There 10 .
runner shoat that the whole distilling In
terest OF Peoria Il excited over the dis
coyery that one OF their number has been
using crooked barrels, which hold two
gallons more than the standard barrels.
making net gain for the crooked distiller
over bis competitors OF hundreds OF dollars
a day. The matter has been brought to
the attention OF the collector Of internal
revenue, and back money for the excess
contained in the barrels used or Q criminal
prosecution will follow.
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MAcoy, Ca, December lS.-Columbus
Travis, aged n, and two wesu married,
killed himself to-dsy.
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aENEWS.

y, : experiencing a rush OF
[.,,.on's receipts for the first
~ in san Francisco were
/ ..m Gary is giving the mo-
rsst while he belabors the
7 TiIteu. Jr., has been ap-
,',Ie,de.camp 4 ON Governor
T, staff.
r,ng. nf King, Reed x Co,
~ The Pittsburgh CONNER
re. is dead.
ms. the astronomer, is re-
g., ,.,rs from all parts of the
,,,..srning the terrible storm
s', IN March next. City Sur
\ I, -..,.III, y, Of New York, asks if he
y a1,ritied in recommending
d, I'M of marine works under
= 70 he stopped until after the
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bleed ~ Balttsn0Pe.

BALTIMORE, December ls.-0n Saturday
morning John schpengler, aged IS years,
first shot and killed his wife Lena, aged 30
years, and then fired q bullet into bis
temple, causing instantaneous death.
About 7o'clock two pistol shots we're heard
proceeding from the second story OF No.
is6 Bank street, followed shortly after BY
something heavy falling down the stairs.
Ii appears that the husband shot his wife
in the stomach as she was lying asleep In
bed and that she arose from the bed and
attempted to escape, and in passing along
the passage she staggered and fell head.
long down the stairs 10 the lower door.
When discovered by neighbors, who we're
attracted by the pistol shots, the poor wo-
man presented n ghastly sight, being Gov.
cred with blood from head to foot. She
lived only few minutes.
Upon the upper floor the lifeless body
of the husband was found, bleeding from .
wound in the right temple.
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p November to date, Chicago
> have slaughtered l, $500 hogs,
= l.2j1,OOO for the corresponding
.a>, year.
ErhmOndaud Allegheny shows
Awnings of ~237, ,S53 20, and net
., ot SlO6, li3 . for four months
: september 30.
p mining exchange was unusually
saturday, 1t. James, Manganese
yin Lead being the leading stocks.
Il the former from soc. to soc.
feature Of the sales.
November statement of the re-
-ri the Ohio and Mississippi road
total receipts of S629, sos 81; dis
U-ut> Of 1876, ,702 81, and a bal
IN hand December l Of Sl22,-
r poughkeepsie, Hartford Il BOs-
Road. which forms a part of the
,achuSettS Central line TO the Hud-
.yer. under the new scheme, eN-
paid expenses during the year
4. >yp,emper 3lth, earning S6S, Hos
D,c;iug charges 10 the same
.Gt.
4 directors ofthe Allegheny EXten-
company have been authorized To
-age the company's property not
.Uug 80, 900 per mile of first
age, and $4,000 per mile of see
murtgage-terms and form OfmOrt-
, 70 be the same as these of the
muud and Allegheny Railroad
rauy, so far as applicabler to in
urlh"r subscriptions to the capital
, Of the company, at discretion,
20 the limits Of charter; to appoint
rucrS and other officers as may be
,-ary, and tOdesignate a route from
ui on the Richmond and Allegheny
road 10 the West Virginia State
70 Glowing figures for each semi
arial year since 1910 will present
-.anre the facts relating To the past
present condition Of American
nIuI.
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JUDGE PETTIS.
How Abraham Lincoln was Nominated
At Chicago

How Abraham Lincoln was Nominated
At Chicago.
Special Dispatch to the Rsgister.
WASHINGTON, December Isl met Judps
Pettis, an old-time Meadyille friend, at the
Arlington, yesterday, and he told me that
Secretary Bob Lincoln was fast growing in
to favor with Republican managers as the
most available Presidential candidate on
whom all factions of the Republican party
could unite. Pettis is the man to whom
Frank Carpenter, in a recent article in
Scribners Monthly, gives the credit of
nominating President Abrham Lincoln in
the first Chicago convention. He preserved
the unit rule in the most discordant dele.
CATION ever sent by Pennsylvania to na-
uonal convention, by inducing Simon
Cameron'S enemies in the delegation to
vote for Cameron first with a secoud and
third choice expressed for Bates, of Mis-
souri,, and Lincoln, of Illinois, and with
the understanding that if Cameron should
De Withdrawn the delegation should vote
solidly for the candidate a majority of its
members should prefer, and succeeding in
having Cameron's name Withdrawn after
the first ballot he pluCked the prize out of
Stewards grasp, by giving the fifty-twe
votes OF Pennsylyania to the great rail
splitter
Lincoln Recognized
the services of the Pennsylvania delegate
whose shrewdness gave him the nomina-
ton; but his recognition did the latter very
little good. An order given in 1864 enabled
Pettis to recruit two regiments for
the Federal army from the Confederate
prisoners at Rock Island prison, and he
was offered $50 900 for the order by other
communities which desired to credit these
troops upon their quotas and escape the
pending draft, but he turned them in for
the benefit of his own county and got moth
ing but the good will of those who were re-
leyed from army service by his efforts
Subsequently he got to Congress and held
q South American mission, but his oppo-
nents crippled his usefulness considerably
by making charges of selling cadetships
and swindling against them, which they
never could be made to prove, and fo- a
time kept him down. Just now he seems
to have gotten his work in pretty etiectu-
ally on the bulk Of his ancient enemies,
and is getting to the top again. Lam.
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A TRUE friend tn the weak and GONZALES
cent is Browns Iron Bitiers.
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WRECKS.
A Schooner Causht In the Ice-SeVeral
Lives Lost.

Lives Aost.
ST. JOINS, n. F., December 1S.-As tele-
graphic communication around the island
is re-established the disastrous results OF
the late hurricane unfold themselves.
From Belts Cove, Notre Dame Bay, the re-
port of very melancholy accident is tele'
graphed. The schooner Kate, owned by
CAPTAIN Young, that place, was lying at
anchor in the cove when the gale was at its
maximum. Her chains parted, and she
drove out seaward in a newly formed sheet
of ice There were two Of the crew on
board at the time, and unless timely succor
was afforded their doom was sealed.
Eight heroic shOremen volunteered to go
to the rescue. They manned stout, strong
skill and pulled after the drifting vessel.
1t was utterly impossible to save the
schooner, as she was now embedded in
sheet of ice; so the two human waits were
rescued and the skitf was
Headed for the shore.
Unfortunately, when passing over spot
of shoal ground, breaker rose and split
over the skiff, completely swamping her.
Eight men were instantly drowned; the re-
manning two were washed on shore in
state of Inconsistencies and terribly
bruised and gashsd. The schooner shortly
afterward struck a rock and sunk. The
names of the drowned men are Abraham
Joy, John Mills, Elijah House, George
Goss, William Nelly, Thomas Randell and
William Young.
Shortly after a fine new vessel belonging
to Nlpper's HarboT parted her chains and
became total wreck on the island. The
brigatine Iiason, Sydney, c. B., to this
port, despaired of in the past week, arrived
this evening. She was towed in barely in
time to save her, being in sinking condi-
ton. Her decks were completely swept,
rails stanchions and bulwarks all carried
away and her crew in an exhausted cOndi-
tion, from continuousl " pumping for sew,
eral days. The Austrian, from Liverpool
and Moville, arrived here this morning
and left at o'clock P. NJ. for Halifax and
Baltimore. The Cromwell steamer Gamma
leaves at ten tonight for New York via.
Halifax 1t is now blowing gale from
west.northwest, with light snow showers.
The barometer is - 50 and the thermome.
ter shows six degrees of frost.
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LABOR NOTES.
Blast Furnace Men in COnvention-wiH
NOt strike.

PITTSBURGH, December 1S.-A preliminary
meeting of the blast furnace men of Pitts
burgh and the surrounding districts, called
for the purpose of considering the advisa-
bility Of forming mutual protective asso-
citation, was held here this after
noon. All the districts were repre-
seuted, and after fully discussing
the project, it was decided to call another
meeting on the 9th inst. to complete the
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FIRE RECORD.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, December 1S.-A
fire in the Carton block this morning in
jured the building SIS, 900; insured; also J.
T. Barnum, dealer in trunks, $500; in
sured for $6,40O; Demon e Ross, printers,
s., 200, insurance 81, 100; Clark d Co., COM
mission merchants, IS 600 insured; Swedish
Publishing Company, $500, insurance S.
600; J. Monach, photographer, $500 in
sured for 1900; J. Oscar, $4,000, insured;
Grover & Brooks, $4,000. Total loss about
$4,000; insurance $4,000.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 1S.-A fire
at Clayton destroyed the principal business
houses, loss $50, ,OOO.
MEMPHIS, December 1S.-Four car loads
OF cotton of Isl, bales, and car load OF
wheat burned, yesterday with the depot
at Fem, on the line of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad. The cotton was con-
signed to Memphis houses.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, December 1S.-The
fire at hope, Arkansas, Saturday night, de.
stroyed an entire block OF wooden build
ings and 225 bales of cotton belonging to
the Iron Mountain Railroad Company
Loss 30,O0O. =,
ATLANTIC CRY, n. J., December 1S.-The
Atlantic Hotel, at this place, was almost
totally destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss heavy.
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was wrecked on the Cardin-
- The crew were lost.
amer Clander, from New Or
| ,%,e reported ashore, has been
| -; Madagascar are becoming
4 ,.usniS Europeans. An Eng
9as murdered.
| ,.srk by the mountaineers upon
ne troops marching against
Ii ! connected with q general
> Yum Nan.
|,tss have been raised to Lord
sppOintment To the Indian
rssOn of views expressed at
s.,,sr in relation to Egypt.
ne prevails in Carrick, County
Z The people are living on In
81 Two thousand five hundred
|, az in danger Of starving.
sa.liIies OF the six tin plate
zach failed in the past fortnight
,,- 4.5OO,UOO. The trade is COM
gaalyLed for the moment.
b Of the witnesses at the recent
a..5n regarding the Phoenix
r7!rrS. when pressed, admitted
sf neeu practicing with revolvers
rsrpD>e of committing murder,
'n.; .;regard the carrying out Of
e.,a> crime, but only an act of
N.rh German Gazette, i'm reply
RI .- in the y. Petersburg GOlOS
lrermany's attitude in the
u.rgrpSS, says: Germany did
~ Russia requested and would
IS have supported the further de-
Russia, had the latter made
aown officially. 1t is immOssi-
irrmany 10 support more than
s,5ed. The Russian attacks on
,y Of Germany at that period
rrrfore unjust"
I'll ina speech at Cork yesterday
would always oppose any at
y The government to land emil
aa helpless and pennileSs con-
70 the shores of America. He
.ugland desired to promote the
l0n Of IriShmen let them be
n land in America provided
Uses and means to raise q crop
YEAR Of their residence. He adj
relief for the thickly settled
by purchasing for the people
tracts of grazing lands in Ire
Yich were peopled before the
There was no reason, he said,
" should not be peODled again.
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with his services. After that he alternated
between New York and this city as a
newspaper correspondent, writing bright,
cleVer letters at times, and again indulging
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vh,,. H.irea s~s..AreI.

KANSAS CRY, December 1s.-John Miller,
the white haired criminal who escaped
from the jefferson City penitentiary Lass
August, was found and arrested hero to
day. Thirty years ago Miller murdered an
old German In st. Louis county and was
sent to the penitentiary for twenty. years
Long before his sentence expired, he was
out Of prison and engaged in lawless acts Of
various kinds. A few years later he again
dyed his hands in blood and again the law
grasped him, and once more he found
himself serving out q short term In the
Jefferson City penitentiary. In due time
he was released and returned to his old
ways of life. Aboat three years ago he was
convicted OF burglary and for the third
time found himself behind the bars.
During his last term he has escaped three
times, but has never been able To remain
long concealed from the men who were
placed on his track. Miller Is q typicu
criminal in appearance and 10 stu con-
sidered desperate man, although his hair
has been bleached for many years.
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Great Fires In China.

ragged in Canton November 7 and 3 Eight
hundred houses were destroyed and many
lives lost. including the firemen burned to
death. The Viceroy visited the scene with
a body of soldiers to prevent robberies, and
a fierce fight between the citizens, but was
himself placed in danger of losing his life,
his party being jammed in the narrow
streets.
Fires in Foo, November and ), con-
sumed each about two hundred houses.
Five lives were lost.
Prince Keyng's death is hourly expected.
Many Chinese troops continue to en-
camp about the capital
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vow have rhe chiHs ts[s PsgUyN. II
49, - ~. ;EeIa take Es."r:'A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-15
Boston Produce and Provision Market.

POrATOES.-We quote the bulk OF the stock at 60Gi5c
" bushe for northern and EASTERN according to quality
EGGS.-rhe supply Is light and prices firm, Fresh
eastern sell at 33c northern at S32c, and Vermont and
New York at Sl@32c u dozen
HAY.The demand has been fair and prices steady
for desirable stock We quote choice prime hay At ss
medium and ordinary hay at 5@l7, poor at sl2Gl3 with
eastern swale at s@lO 81 ton.
CHEEsEThe demand has been moderate, and there is a
strong tone to the market. We quote choice new
northern factory at l3@3Ae choice western factory at
l?@lSc, fair to good At lOgllkc with common at s@Se
u h. according TO quality.
BuTTERThe demand has been fair, and prices have ad-
vanced, Fresh stock ia hrm quotations. Choice fresh
creamery sells S6637c northern creamery at the
price choice New York and Vermont dairy at 81 q
3lc fine Franklin county tVt) dairy at $780, long Diaries
23G2lc at 2U@25c, choice fresh western dairy
23&!5c choice fresh factory at 1lsc, and common to
good at l5el6c 81 b.
FLoCRThe market continues steady, and stock is small
We quote hne at s3p3d, superhne s3I5 common extras
at S4li So choice extras at S. 25i0 New York roller al
s5s5@16UO Canada superior at sS6S6Ib.75 Minnesota
bakers s6@lb IS, Michigan roller AT s5 @6, ST. Louis
at SS5O@t6, Mehg n at S. 25@b5 So OHIO, Indiana, st
Louis southern illinois roller al 500 49, Minnesota anC
Wisconsin spring wheat patents at s25175, with fancy
brands Of old at S. and winter wheat patents al s6l
t} barrel.
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@arriaass

10 Montpelier, Nov. s. by Rev. j. Edward Wright, W,
IRVING LEONARD and CORA =, kELso, both OF Calais.
In Montpelier Nov a. by Rev j. Edward Wright,
ORANGE j. LONG OF MiddleseN and IDA H. MARTIN OF
CHlaia.
In Montpelier Nov. g. by Rev. J. Edward Wright, JOHN
4. MACDONALD of Flint, Michigan, and LII ola NJ LAW
RENEE OF Montpelier,
In Newport, Nov. S. HENRY O. TlCHuRsf and MAG
GLE MITCHELL, both of Glover,
In Albany, Now s. WILLIAM A. SHEPARD and BET
sEf q. PHELPS, both Of Albany
In Springfield Nov l. WILLIS =. GRlSwoLD and
ROSE NJ PAKS0N both of Springfield
In Walden, oct. 80, LUTHER r. HAMILTON and Mrs.
ELYlRA u. ROBSON both OF Walden.
In Walden Nov. 2, JOIN n. s1MoNS OF wheelock aud
Mrs, ALYIRA =. BArCHELpER Of Cabot
In Ilinsdale \, H., CARLOS d. ROGERS OF Bethel and
NELLIE j. CHAMBERLAlN Of Hinsdale, n. H.
In ST. Johnshury Center Nov. 8, GEORGE A, GATES
OF Rarton aud MAMIE h, WRIGHT OF 81 Johnsbury,
In Fast bethel Oct ST. by Rev. o. j. Taylor, GEORGE
X. BINBY and ABBlE \. ABBOTT both Of Chelsea.
In Roxbury, Nov. IL, by Rev. s, A, French, HIRAM
DUNsMOOR and nYLuRA QulMBN, 10th OF Notthheld
In Washington, Nov. II, by Rev, H. O. Clark, CHARLES
HUTCHINSON OF Barre and EMMA urroN of worces-
ter.
In Washington, Nov II, by Rev. L. @. CLARK, LEWIS
GONNON OF Planheld and ELLA y, RICHARDSON Of
Barre.
la Barre, Nov $, by Rev. W, NJ Klmmel GEORGE
7. NELL Of Franklin, Mass, and MINNIE q, HATCH Of
barre,
In Worthwhile Nov g. by Rev. W. A. Bushee VICTOR o.
HEATH OF Carroll, n. H., and SARAH $. ODER OF Nor
dsyille.
In waltham, Mass, Oct 90. by Rev, II, Packard JOE
NJ SLACK of Chelsea and Mrs. MARTHA Il, BArCHEl-
DER OF Lowell, Mass.
In Berlin Nov. II, by Rev. J. O. House, CHARLES J.
DURAWAY OF West Randolph and JENNIE l., FREE
MAN OF East RoNburg,
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WEafrhn,an d NnnrnaL
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is 1882
Local Items.


DOLLS OF all kinds at Websters.
FLORENCE knitting silk at Webster's
NuBIAs, hoods, leggings, etc, at Websters.
NICE bay rum and cologne at the 20 cent store.
FEW more OF those nice lace pins left at the
80 cent store, Walton's block, State street.
ALL wooden and cotton goods to be sold a, cost
to make room for other goods ut 80 cent store.
CHOICE extracts and nice bottles to put them in
at the 90 cent store, waltons block, State street
HUNTS, Warmers, and Richardson's kidney
remedies sold at Babcock & Cutters. druggists
DR.. J. L. Prescott, oculist and optician will
remain another week, and can be consulted at
the Pavilion
BUY boots, shoes, overshoes and all kinds Of
rubber goods at lowest cash prices at j. C. Griggs'
shoe store, Waterbury, VT,
FULL line Of beaver shoes, both button, lace
and congress, also beaver slippers etc, for ladies
and misses, at Griggs Waterbury,
Buy your sewing machines at j. c. Griggs',
Waterbury The White and the Groom constantly
on hand Prices sent to any address by mail
A FULL assortment of goods for cold weather,
sheepskin moccasins, wool boots, beaver boots,
overshoes, ETC., etc, at Griggs, Waterbury, Vt.
MEMBERS and senators of this legislature will
please accept the hearty thanks Of Babcock &
Cutler druggists, for their very liberal patronage
during this session.
THIS is to certify that c. II. Shipman is the
only agent for Montpelier, to sell the new Crown
sewing-machine. (Signed.) j. V. Page Cen
eral dealer for central and northern Vermont.
ODD, very odd, and why odd, because goods are
sold so cheap at Webster's. If you don't believe
GERS Bohemian vases. Big stock, very cheap, at
Websters.
SUGAR-MAKERs, throw away your old patched
pans and sodered heaters and buy the Granite
State Evaporator OF II. C. Bagley, Granville, Vt,
who has taken the agency for Washington county,
Vermont. Send for circular"
Mrs. p. A. STANDisH has rented the dressmak-
ing rooms in the Riato building occupied by
Miss L. NJ. Lawrence, and has secured the ser
vices of Miss Alice L. Smith, who is prepared to
do all kinds of dressmaking by the Taylor sys-
TEN. The system is sufficient recommend OF itself.
AN organ that is now looming up" is the
Carpenter organ, made by +. P. Carpenter at
Worcester, Mass. At the recent Atlanta exposi-
ton the highest d,odrd was given it, I" for sweet
ness and evenness in tone, ingenious combinations
in all the arrangements and action, variety and
general excellence in design and workmanship"
G. A. Ainsworth of Williamstown Vt, is agent
for this vicinity. Send to him for catalogue.
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Rescued from Death.

William J. Coughin, of Somerville, Mass, says:
In the fall of 1876 was taken with BLEEDING OF
THE LUNGS followed by a severe cough. lost my
appetite and flesh, and was confined to my bed.
In 1877 | was admitted to the Hospital, The
doctors said | had hole in my lungs as big as a
half dollar. At one time a report went around
that was dead. | gave up hope but a friend told
me OF DR. WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM FOR
THE LUNGS got bottle, when to my sur
prise | commenced to feel better and to-day |
feel better than for three years past | write this
hoping every one afflicted with diseased lungs
will take DIX. WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM and
be convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. |
can positively say it has done more good than all
the other medicines have taken since my sickness