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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-05
GENERAL. MNIAIkY,
News ana Notes From all Quarter

News and Notes From all Quarters,
Gambetla's death was due to pyumia. 1t
created profound sensation in Europe.
Count Won Wimpffen's suicide is attributed
to financial embarrassment.
The Hungarian Premier says that there is
no ground for apprehension of disturbance
OF the peace Of Europe.
HE Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs,
IN reply TO note OF Secretary Blaine in last
March concerning The Panama canal, protests
| against The Monroe doctrine.
San Francisco was visited bv Il snow storm
winch continued for over four hours Mon
day.
A meteor of great size and briliiancy was
observed from East Concord, n. H.
Mayor Galley, Of Salem, Mass, commit
yea suicide at the expiration of his term of
Office.
AT Reading, Pa, a cannon loaded with
powder and stones was discharged at a
Shirch WINE watch meeting services were
being held inside,
A shock of earthquake was felt at Rock
land, Me-, and vicinity on Sunday night.
AT Abbevillr, S. G., n ncgrs charged with
cotton stealing and murdcrous assault was
taken from Jail and lynched by a mob.
| MIR, Dillon announces that h. viii retire
from Parliament during the first week of the
session.
The libel suit against MIR. O'Briep. the
Dublin editor has been postponed for three
weeks.
A national league meeting at Ballinahown
was dispersed by the constabulary.
A number of hlooded horses, late the prop.
cry oil Mr. f. Gretton, deceased have been
sold at auction. Among them was Isonomy.
$4,000.
Well Informed members of the House say
mat the passage of the Civil Service Reform
able. ''0'
President Arthur gave brilian, reccptiou
IN Tie newly furnished White House, Mon
day.
In Knox county, Ohio, woman who is
salu 10 DC uylng OF consumption has con-
iessed to having committed three muir.
ders.
AT Stratford, Conn, a colored woman was
found bIutally murdered, An axe was the
weapon used, and suspicion points strongly
to younger sister Of the victim.
Franklin Edison became mayor of New
York, Monday. His message is a comprc.
hensive document, and deals with every
question of municipal policy. Economy is
urged in the conduct of the different city de.
partments, the state of the cty's finances is
set forth and the need of many improvements
pointed out.
Miss Eliza Manning Hawthorne, sister OF
Nathaniel Hawthorne, died at Beverly, Mass
Monday, aged over so years.
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consumption Curcd.-Rcad this Letter
from MI. lttick, of La Porte, Ind.
+. W. NEBELTHAU,
Ex-Trustee of La Porte Co


d., SeAeHek.
In the year Is7s was suffering with Consump-
tion and lad gotten so low that had no hope Of
ever getting well again. | waited for death to
put an end to my sullctings There was one of
my friends who was perSstcntly irving to have
me use your PuLMONIC SYRUP and SEA-
WELD TONIC, but utterly refused to get any
more medicine. was disguised with medicine
! had tried so many different medicines wthou,
pelhg helpcd by any. Finding that | was not TO
I've persuaded, he bought some OF your PUI MON.
IL SYRUP and SEAWEED TONIC himself.
and brough, them to me. | at first refused 10
touch them did not want to be experimental
on, put hnaly consented to use them merely to
SATISFY MN, not that expected they would do me
any good commenced taking the pULMONIC
SYRUP and SEAWEED TONIC, and to nv
great surprise felt almost immediate relief, and
was encouraged TO continue using them. My
condition improved under their use, until in time
grew perfectly well, no trace OF the disease re-
naming. My Lungs had healed up and grew
stronger than ever ] was permanently cured as
! have had no trouble with my Lungs since that
time.
owe my life entirely to your medicines. Moth
ing else saved me. will bear cheerful testimony
70 the great virtues possessed by your medicines
know OF several other cases here where your
medicines have been used with entire success. am
well known here, being OF the original Ger
man settlers in La Pore Co., and having been in
the livery business for many years.
JOHN ITTICK.
N. B.-1 can, and will, il necessary, swear be-
fore any Justice of the Peace, for all that have
SAID IN the above statement. -
la PORTE, Ind Jan. 81, 1883.
This is 10 ceytiJ: That we have sold the medi.
eines mentioned in these certificates to Nj. Nebel-
tlau and others, and their statements are anthem
tic and reliable.
FRED'KwEsT 6 Co, Druggists.
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New YoRR, November 8, 1881.
Dr.. SckeAek
Dear Sir.-In looking over one OF your books,
in which find SO many letters recommending
your medicines, have though, to myself how
negligent have been in not making my case pub
lie that others might take warning. In visiting
my friends in New Jersey a short time since, my
attention was drawn to the many advertisements
IN large letters on different buildings and fences
!" DIR. Schcnck's PULMONIC SYRUP SEA.
WEED TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS" As
looked at these tears Of gratitude fell from my
eyes, and thought what blessing that such a
man as DR.. Schenck should be sent among US.
lweEty-scven years ago contracted heavy
cold which settled on my Lungs took many
things that were recommended for colds but moth.
ing seemed to relieve me. | made gallons of sy.
rups with many different kinds Of herbs, still got
no better. My husband would consult doctors,
but they gave him no encouragement, only said
must die. | had then been afflicted over seven
years Ono of my sons came in one day and said
to me; Mother, have heard Of Doctor
Schenek that is making great cures in Consump-
ton will you sec himp" | had given up all
hope of recovery, but he insisted upon it.. Con-
sequently, was taken over to Dr. Schenck, then
in Bond Street. lie examined my Lungs and
SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC and MANDRAKE
PILLS about two months and felt as well as
ever ! did | have enjoyed good health ever
since, and Il any OF my family take cold it is our
only medicine. am this day sixty-sevcn years
OF age and can walk and attend to business as
well as many at forty. II there arc any that wish
to know the particulars Of my case they are at lib
erty TO call on ME.
Yours Truly,
Mrs. SARAH LAWSON,
g., West Fifteenth St, New York City.
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The Had and WORTHLESS.

are never initiated or eotnterJeitcl. This is espc.
ciaily true OF family medicine and 1t Is positive
proof that the remedy inltaisa is of the hiybcst
Value' As soon Us 1t had been tested ami proved
by the whole world that Hop Bitters was the unrest
best ana most valuable family medicine on earth.
many limitations sprung upand began to steal the
notices IN which the pres. and people of the country
mai expressed the merits Of II. b., and in every way
trying to induce suffering invads to use their stun
instead, expecting TO make money on TIE credit and
goo" name oil H. H. Many others star cd nosirums
put nP In the similar style TO II. b., win yarinusly
devised names In which the words 'Hopn or .Inns,
Mere USED N way 10 induce people to believe they
MeIe tlie same as li0p Biie-s. Al such pretended
rrihehies or cure1, no matter what their styie mr.
name 49, aud especially those with The word IJonn
or 'hDis IN ller name or In any way commercial
WIN them or their nance limitations or counter
felts. Beware OF them, Touch none Of them Tse
nothing but genuine Hop Biitcrs, with a bunch or
cluster OF green Hops on the white label Trust
morning else; Druggists and dealers are warned
against dealing IN limitations or sounteIfeits.
Dec DAWN
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Communion Cured

An Ola physician, retired from practice having
had place IN his hands by an East India mission,
airy me formula of simple vegetable remedy f1l
me speedy ana permanent cure Of Communion
btohchils' talarrh, Asthma, AMI all Throat an,
Lung Affections, alsI "a positive and radical cur,
lHr nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints
alter having tested It's wonderful curative power
~ lnousahus si cases has felt II his duty 10 maxi
u known To his suffering fellows AriuateI Ia,
tns nilllNe anu ahesirr 10 relieve human suffer,
ny VIII send Tree OF charge 10 all who de are IL
ms receipt III German. French or English, witl
lnll directions for preparing aud using Sent D
man ~ ainressnE WIN STAN naming this pane,
Oct90 weow,st - ~
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A Cough, Cola or >or. Fhron. should

DC stopped. Neglect frequently resulrs IA An
!"cVRABiE LrHd DISEASE OK CONSUMPTION
fHo"Ns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs do moi dis.
order the stomach Ike cough syrups aud balaamy
nut ACT DIRECTLY on THE INFLAMEp PARTS, allay.
ing irritation, give relief in ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS.
COUGHS, CATAHKH, and tho THROAT TROUBLES
which SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKFRs are subject
TO- Fol thirty years Browns Bronchial Trochcs
nave nesn recommended by physicians, and always
give perfect satisfaction. Having been tested h,
wide ana constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained wcll-merited rank
among the few staple remedies Of the age. ,olG
at rs cents box everywhere.
Feb 10, Sy--fufhr fryy,v
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From Camden, n. j.

Dr.. 7. n. S,irnek.
Dear Sir l wish to contribute mytes,imony to
tho wonderful effect Of your remedies.
was very low with disease in the lungs in the
year 1873 and By the use Of the Mandrake Pills,
Scawecd Tonic aud Pulmonlc Syrup | was entire
iy cured. ! was weak when ! commenced
their use that could hardly stand had all the
symptoms, cough, night sweals, pain IN my side
and breast am well satisfied that If had not
used your remedies that would not have been
alive to-day. My health has been good since my
recovery, which proves that your medicines are
not merely calculated 10 give temporary relief. |
earnestly advise all who are afflicted with Lung
disease to use your great remedies.
FRANK 5. SHEPPARD.
ssi York ST, Camden, n. ].
Dec, y, 1881.
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Hle y"u disturbed a; night and hrolci o: your
resi- ny sick child suffering anS crying with the
eN'rncia'inF pain of cutting teeth? If so. 20 nj
once ana ge: bottle of MRS WINSLOy.s
>ooIHlNG SYRUP. II Will relieve the poor little
SUFFERER Immediately depend upon 1t there is NO
mistake about II. There is not a mother on e,,,h
VINO has ever used 1t, who wall no, tell you AT once
mat II VIII regulate She bowels, and give res, r,.
me mother, anu relief and health to the child
operating ike magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use IN
all cases. ana pleasant 10 the taste and is the pre
scrir'ioR of one of the oldest and best female
Glars ana nurses in the United states. Sold every
where. 25 cents boite.
Feb1g, SO, d NJ w Skh1v
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From Naugatuck, Conn.

Dy. !. H. Sehrnck
Dear Sir'-I herewith send you an account OF
inc cure your medicines have made in my case,
winch am willing you should publish My first
sickness was caused by heavy cold which con-
tracted some twelve years ago. Afterwards my
iver became very much dsordered, SO much so
mat ! was unable TO do any work for over four
months MY sides were so swollen and sore that
could only lay on my back. was SO weak that
could only walk a few rods from the house. |
lah cold sweals almost every night and also dur
ing the day. II seemed almost impossible for me
10 keep warm, even in moderate weather. At
diiiereni times employed three or four different
physicians, but they gave me relief.
MY attention was at last called TO your adyer-
usemenI and tile certificates Of cures you pub
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u always gives pleasure 10 draw attention 10 ar.
,iclts Wh!ch are deserving OF public patronage.
fIohablN no article ever offered to the public mas
inel WIN Inc same success as GRAY's SyRUp oy
tED SPRUCE GUN. Thousands of families In the
Cough cmedy The sale of This article has .s,i,n'
ca enormous proportions our advice To the public
AZ large IL 10 Try IT'S virtues II they should nj an,
ilihe unfortunately contract either Coughs or Colds
1t /, sold by all chemists Dee ia Win VI N'''''
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NO Doubtof the Ultimate .SOIyency of
the Firm.

BosToN, Mass, Dec. 3l.-It is rumored
That jordan, Marsh * Co.. who do bust
ness OF :l4, 900, 900 year, are embarrassed
and have engaged banking house to pur-
chase all OF their paper that can be secured
At u! per cent discount There is no doubt
OF the ultimate solvency of the firm.
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Another Case of Consumption Cured at
La Porte, Ind.

lF' >tHrHfH
About twelve years ago was dangerously i'll
with Lung Fever. had great trouble in breath.
ing every breath drew caused me pain had
three doctors treating me, but grew worse all
the time ! was at the time connected with the
Lake Shore X. Il. Co. One Of my feow-clcrks
INDUCED me TO get some OF our medicines, saying
that he had used them himself with entire sue.
cess. sent for some OF your Pulmonic Syrup,
Sehweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, fused
them according To the directions, and in a short
time noticed marked Improvement in my health
winch kept up as continued using your medi.
.lncs' Alter taking several bottles each of the
fulmonic Syrup and Seawced Tonic got
entirely over my sickness. Since thar time have
recommended your medicines to many other pco-
pie Giving in la Porte, who used them with great
success.
FW. NEBELTHAU,
Ex.Trustee Of La Porte Co.
Ia PORTE, Ind, Jan. a. 1881.
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Defaultiny Truste. Impri.onca

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec 2s.-Stcphen
PRICE, the defaulling trustee of the estate of
the late Thomas Richardson was pu, in iail
ms morning for failing to comply with the
o,a,r OF the court directing him to pay over
sl'S,ooO. Price cludcd commitment several
months ago.
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Honest mud UIbprnI.

when the Hops IN each bottle OF Hop Bltfcrs (ai
tNc present prlce, % per lh.,) cost more than n
poucls soli Tor besides the other costly medicines
anu lHc quality anu price are Kept the same WI
thk II = honest and liberal IN the prOprlciors and
sini,or cheating bogus limitations because me nrirr
Is less. Dpc17rnJ WYNN ~ ~
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War Upon Cowboys

DECATUR, Texas, Jan. 2.-Last cvcuin. All
encounter between the city marshal aud a
patty ui citizens and several cowboys took
pl1ce. Two cowboys, the Gin brothers,
were killed aud several others we've severely
wounded
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The violation Of any OF natures laws brings its
warning by .he feeling of discomfort. Exposure
will induce colds, throat diseases, consumption,
etc. all OF which give warning by a troublesome
cough. Use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup In time and
remove both the icause and effect OF your discom-
fort. nrm
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an n0ne,t meilclnc / one that the propric tors
u.e WullhE 10 warrant. such i the CONSTITUTIONS.
Al Cough SYRUP. sold al Btro.e 4 Grants II is A
suIe cure Tor 'oighs, colds aud all affections OF
the lh!O!t anu lungs. Al % Il so cts Ter bottle
MDN.s-l.th.sNM - -. '',-I,.
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Louisville, Dec. 90 Ferguson, late col.
iectorf back taxes, now under indictment.
confessed to-day to using the funds of the
city while tax receiver and back tax collcc-
.or' Tic claims that he divided with Levi.
late deputy collector but cxOntrates Auditor
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Mysterious Murder.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Jan. 2 Richard Pierce
was wayaid and murdered lere last night.
The body was probably thrown into the riv-
er. A portion of his clothing saturated with
blood and bearing the mark of several knife
cuts, was found
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Murder and suicide

WEST BELLvlLLE, ILL.,, Dec 2s.-Winam
walton, coa' miner, this morning sho,
Jane Mclbourn because she refused to marry
nm and then shot himself Both are dcad
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ConucctiCut,, Savings.

HARTFORD, Ct, Jan. 2.--Thc bank com.
lnissioners' report says that the deposits in
the savings banks Of Connecticut are Ss4,
9i2 900, an increase of 4,420 900 compared
with last Nenr
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How ChilircnII Had ssTun,.

On summer LAY, they Went to play,
Down the road to Deacon Jones' pasture:
Dick climbed the tree, Vie looked 50 CAV
me hours were spent in fun and laughter,
Iua llignt, those youngsters yelled with main,
Yes, The funny Dick AMI Victoria;
So. me Grlpcs were of the green apple kind
Bu' quickly cured by CastOria.
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Thirty-hve People Drowned

FRANKFORT oN-TuE-MA Jan "a boat
conveying passengers from Oppau to Lud-
wigshafen dashed against Il tree, TODAY, and
thirty-hve persons were drowned.
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PIrTsBrRG, Jan. 1.-THE River coal opera
tors of this district have decided to insist
upon Il reduction to three and a half cents 4
bushel for digging. The reduction will af
feet five thousand miners. 1t is thought they
will submit.
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PITTsBuRG, Jan. 2.-The suit of the Allie
ghany Valley railroad against the estate OF
VIM. Phillips, the late president of the road,
Tor the recovery of nearly half million.
alleged to have been misapplicd, has re.
suited in u verdict for plaintiff for S4GG,
600 '
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MONTREAL, Dec. 29.-SiX clerks in Cars
lel's dry goods establishment were arrested
today on charge of systematic robbery of
goods Tor the past twelve months. 1t is be
lcted TIE loss amounts to several thousands.
Other arrests are pNrprtpl
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New HOrk.s Expenditures,

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The board of APP
por'lonment has fixed the city apprnpra-
lions for 1888 at S2s, SOB 900, against s27,-
4l2,OO0 the present year.
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SYDNEY N. S. W Dec. 2G.-The steamer
New England was totally wrecked in Cla.
were drowned
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foEr HARRINGTON, Ga, Dec. IS Five
coored persons were drowned here. today
me ferry beat cIpsizcl AMI no help was
available F
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lhere Is untold suffering among the fair sen
whch wheat Btters Will relieve, and turn weak.
ness into strength. ian /. c,I6w
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CT ARD against any lung or throat disease l.r
f9nlc's sfYney of suorchOund ana Tar.
Fixes Tooihnchc Drops cure IN one
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Duo TO Insanity.

NIENNA, Jan. e.-Autheniic accounts
leave no Doubt that the suicide Of Count
Won Wihpilen WAS entirely due to insanity.
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She sat in the crowded church that dreadtulli
COLI SUNDAY, and kept her new sacque on all tn,
morning. She went with perspiration and tho sac
que INTO the chilly street aud caught an awful colt
they labOred IN vain ~ cure that COLI until they
thought OF PERRY DAvlss PALS KILLER. and sent
70 the druggists for u bottle. Then came relief
suddenly checked perspiraton brings sudden colds
chlls, coughs, consumption.
JAM, d&wlw
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- Hoods. scarfS ribbons any fancy articles
T IN ne maze any color wanted with the Diamond
Dyes. All tho popular cOltrs Jnug ,lvwiw
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\ Texas Iynciiin..

CoLrMpr-, Tex, Dec, 2s.-Yc,tcriav, a
s'n OF Capt. Stafford was shot but not killed.
St'hori's friends laugCd tho man that did
the shooting.
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Nisinr's tsaisam of Wild Cherry cures
,,g,.,n Colds bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
ihe Throat, Lungs and Chest. 80 cents and n 90 n
bottle. Nnrchi - ~ 80 -, Il
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luny, weak, and sickly children are made hcnIth,
ana strong by using Browns Iron Bittcrs.
,JaulpnuCv.
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MkElDEN, Conn, Dec. 20 - Edaa d
hnowlton and Charles Stiles aged II and 5.
residents of Wallingford confessed after he
ing arrested that they attcmpttd u wreck n
passenger train from New York. Tuesday.
near here. An cmp.oye of the road drove
lheln oil the tack and tLcy wanted le-
VCn.c
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BRADFORD, Eng Dec. %. A mill chimney
tell, to-day, causing the death Of thirty 81 4
persons. Fifty Others were injured, mostly
women and children. Owing 10 the amount
OF debris, the exact number OF killed can no'
lie learned for several DAYS The damarc i.
estimated at over 100000. Three thou,aud
persons are thrown ont Of employment. right
mllls having ilue injections with the demo
Ish'd chimney being brought to stanls,ill
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IANKroS, OAK, Dc. 29.--1hcre is great
excitement here over the secret marriage Of
Dr. sebastian Ross, a young Russian physi
can, and Sister Mary Paul If tie Ca'hoi,
convent OF the Sacred Heart.
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r.F. W. kin.,:,an, ESQ: Dear =

WIN measure We o.u-r zen gross AdaInsOu's 10
tahIC cough Baisam showing cOncusIvcly that
nisIt mas WOO the day. and tnat your Bal sam 4.
hhg me lead over lac may bottles of trash MAT
Smith, DJpGqis :, Bosisn LAM mwsSn
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now can yon remain sufferer from dy spepsia
lloois Sarsapdrllla. Tfy IT, ~
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From Cauaseragu, Allegheny Co., n. Y.
d.. H. T. Scicecf
Dear Sr.-l was taken with heavy cold which
resulted in Congestion Of the Lungs | suffered
terribly with night swea,s, bad cough, pains in my
back and shoulders, and was reduced to a mere
ssseieton, my weight being less than 100 pounds
MY cough kept me awake at night, and in the
morning coughing spells would last from 10 to Is
minutes, sometimes longer. ! raised considerable
mueus strcaked with blood, and was SO weak that
was unable TO dress myself. Having all the
symptoms of that dreadful disease, Consumption
felt positive 1t had claimed me as one Of lis VIC
Tins. had two physicians attending me, and
they pronounced my case a bad one.
While was in this condition saw your advcr-
tsemcnt in one Of the New York papers. I pro.
cured supply Of your Pulmonc Syrup, Seaweed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills, and commenced taking
them as directed. My cough became better, and,
IN Tact, all the bad symptoms soon began to leave
me, my weight went up to 40 pounds, and In a
short time found myself restored to perfect
health.
Yours Respectfully,
Mrs. J. d. GOODWIN.
Nov. 6, 1881.
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Robbed nnh Murdered in Utah.

BLAKE CRY, Utah, Dc 90. Last niabt
thr,c men were mur,lcrch and robbed Oh the
railroad. They had their ,hroas cut.
Charles Mulkereim has been murdered aud
robbed OF $1,000 on Snake river.