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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-20
AMUsEMENrs.
Art Lsctnrs..


A very good audience assembled
last night at the theAter, and we're
cleverly entertained as we'll ss edited
by Professor Cromwell, whose illus
tratlons and descriptions Of the prom.
iuent thOrOughfares, parks, statues.
public buildings, docks, bridges. and
leading objects of interest in the great
eity of LOndor afforded decidedly
pleasant evening to all who attended.
The audience frequently testified to
the delight experienced by literally
applauding the chief attractions, and
the Professors humorous sallies at
intervals created a good deal of mer-
rinent. To those who have never
been able to travel in Europe these
illustrated art lectures Of
Prof. Cromwell give clear aud excel
lent idea Of the appearance, Of the
places represented; the customs and
habits Of the people, and is calculated
TO make as lastingan impression onthe
mind as il the scenes were actually
visited. Tonight the subject will be
Italy the Art Land, and a synop-
sis Of the scenes to be given is as fol-
lows: Venice, city of the Sea, aud its
wonders; Rive Alto; Ducal Palace;
Giants Stairs; Square and Cathedral
of San Marco; The Campanelli; The
LOzzia; Bridge of Signs; Rialto; La
Sulute; The Custom House; Street
Scenes. ETC.; Como and its charming
Lake Scenery; Milano-exterior and
interior of its marble Cathedral, Sec
ond only to st. Peters in size and
general magnifcence; Genoa: Pisa;
The Cathedral, Baptistre, and Bell
Tower, Que Of the seven wonders Of
the World, commonly called the Lean
ing Tower; Campo SantO, etc; Florence
Santa CrOce; TOmbs of the Medicis,
by Michael Angelo; Convent of San
Marco; The Cathedral; Palatzo Nuovo;
LOggia del Lanzi; Tribune of the Uf.
FIJI; Niobi; Descent from the Cross;
Dante; The InConsolible, etc., and
other prominent objects Of interest,
including Statuary, Architecture, and
beautiful natural scenery Of the Art
Land; The Cradle Of the Graees."
IOlanth0 and other Comic
Operas.
On Monday evening, March 18th,
Charles K. Ford's English Comic
Opera Company will begin a short
season of three nights and one matt
nee at the theater, when the follow
ing operas will be produced for the
first time in Memphis: Monday eve
ming, Gilbert and Sullivan's latest
comic opera entitled ''Iolsnthe; or,
The Peer and the Peri" Tuesday
evening, March, 9th. Lies Manteaux
Noirs; or, The Black Cloaks," by
Bucalossi. Wednesday evening, March
18th, Johann Strauss, the waltz king,
most famous operate success entitled
1.-THE Merry War" None of the
operas announced have ever been pre-,
Sented in this city, and from the repu-
tatiOn enjoyed by FOrd's company it is
expected that they will have
large audiences. The sale of 70,
served seats for the operas will com.
mence on Friday morning at Hollen.
berg's music store. A matinee will
be given Wednesday, but the pro-
gramme has not yet been determined
a--o~.b-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-20
THE PUBLIC LEDGER

THE PUBLIC LEDGER
jon PAINTING OFFICE 4:BooK BrNpERg
is prepared to
Execute Work with Neatness and Dis.
patch, aud at 4
LOW RATEsY
3. any competitor.
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wensed.

Wanted.
Boys, from 10 to 16 years of age, tor
the opera "iolanthe, :" References
required. Cali at Il. Witzmann's
music store, Wednesday, March 2lst,
4:30D.m.
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Receipts Reported 10 the Mer-
chants Exchange To-Day.
Per Chesapeake, Ohio aud South
western railrOad-5 cars meat, A do
corn, 6 do cotton seed, 80 roles bag
ging, 626 bbls -four, &c do meal, 3s do
potatoes, 3 pkss eggs, 80 hogs. So cat
tie, "A mules.
Per Mississippi and Tennessee rail
rOad-2O cars lumber, s do cotton
seed, 465 SKIS do, 80 bbls sugar, II
hhds do.
Per Louisville and Nashville rail.
road cars meat, 2do cotton seed
l5O bbls -four, l do apples, 5 pkg.
butter, z do eggs.
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WpsteTN Marksls.

HpsteFh A9arhets.
The stock Of grain 10 Chicago to.
day as per telegram from Chicago 10
tho Merohlnts EIohaneo was 1901, !.
42l bushels Of wheat, 8 ,425, 9l5 bushels
Of corn aud l,535, 400 bushels Of oats
Quotations to- day in the same market
sge for msss pogk, SlslQ per Dbl, and
lOc below last evenings closing prlcol |;
lard Sll.2O and unchanged; crss975,
and Sc lower The Kansas City
market to-day is for mess pork, Sl775
aud l2io of; lard &lO.S7l and lSlc Of;
t092l and 1870 Of. AT St
Louis tho hog market is dull at " 4Oa
765 and the same as last night.
BLACK HAWK TOBACCO,
H. ESCH, Sole Agent.
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DeAth of . LoyeIy Young Lads


Death Of q Lovely Young Lady.
The many dear friends Of Miss
Susie Willett Converse. only daughter
Of Mr.. Elan and Mrs. Carrie Con-
verse. were aud will be greatly grieved
to hear of her death, which occurred
last Sunday afternoon. The deceased
was grand dSpgbtss Of the late j.
4 Wiilett an esteemed citizen, who
died after leaving this city 10 1878.
She was reared aud partly educated
in this city and was a young lady Of
culture and very loFssble qualities,
u tbe CIRCLE where she was best
known she vas an object of affection
and admiration. BY her parents and
relatives ahs vas idoli4ed, and their
iondest hopes clustered around her.
Up to the date Of her last illness she
was che picture Of health and joyous
young womanhood. Six weeks Of suf-
fering with typhoid fever reduced
her to only a shadow Of AeS foEmcr
sell, aad At layi gPs tel gently 10 rest
~ 4 Guild that lies down to pleasant
dreams. Her end was peaceful and her
pure spirit has doubtless flown to a
heavenly cliGs where sorrow and pain
are unknown; youth is perpetual and
bliss eternal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-27
LIVERPOOL.
Opening tiUec IIUSe
To-day To-day Yesterday
The Expense of Electric Street Lighting

The Expense of Electric Street Lighting
The gas commission awarded yesterday
the contracts for lighting the streets for
the year beginning May 1. The price per
lamp is $l7 so for the following districts;
South of Grand street, New York Gas
Light company; between Grand and Thir-
ty-tourth streets, Manhattan company;
between Thirty-iourth and Seventy ninth
streets, Metropolitan and Mutual .compa-
MES; parks between Grand and Thirty
fourth streets, except Washington, Union,
aud Madison squares Mutual company.
Between Seventy ninth street aud Harlem
Bridge, the Harlem company is to get Sl0,-
80 per lamp, the Central company 500, In
the Twenty third ward, and the Northern
company and the Nonkers company S32
and $50 respectively, for the Twenty fourth
ward. The Brush Electric Eliminating
company will light by electricity Union
and Madison squares, Broadway and Fifth
avenue from Fourteenth to Thiry-tourth
streets, and Fourteenth and Thirty-iourth
streets from Broadway to Fifth avenue; and
the United States Illuminating company
will light the Battery, the City Hail Park,
and street, and Fifth avenue from Wash
ington square to Thirteenth street. The
electric light companies will get 10 cents
night for each light. The report of the SUI
nerintendent Of Lamps and Gas to the
commission says that one electric light at
70 cents night costs the city S25j, so ayear.
ltdisplaces G& gas lamps, which, at $3.50.
each per year, cost the city Sll0S3 year.
New York Sun.
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son. Cotton futures have been remarkably
low all the year, but the indications now
are that they may improve slightly, but
haru y enough 10 warrant any great hopes
Oh rise that would influence the prices of
spot cotton.
chicago Produce and Proyisions.-May
wheat tell oil I, and on last call brought
Si'lls. For June there was an advance of
b and 1t closed at $ll3 SIS. May corn went
up IS to ., and brought otto $50. June adj.
vanced and closed at 57i The receipts OF
grain IN Chicago to-day were wheat, 10 S6S,
corn, SIS; oats, S5,027. Same day last
year they were, wheat, l2,Sl5 corn, Isl, $50;
oats, 'O,hl, The shipments to-day were,
wheat, lo,yOS; corn, Is All, oats, $500.
Same day last year, wheat, 2,2li; corn,
l6l AL; oats, 95,69t. Provisions are higher
May pork closed at Sl9.25, an advance of
~ cents. June pork was 225 cents over
last evening, bringing Sl947l. May lard
was up 10 c nts, and sold al SILICA.
For June 1t also advanced 10 cents and
closed AT Sll.SO The Chicago Times saws
both wheat and pork are now believed to
oe controlled by the same clique, lard by
a single large commission house, and
short ribs by two or three pork packers,
who have been quietly buying them since
last February. The wheat and pork CLIQUE
IL ls alleged, Is composed OF two pork pack
ers and commission house that lately
changed its base of op erations from Mil.
waukee to this city. This clique is able TO
obtain all the pecuniary assistance Gesira-
bic, and, it is stated, is in a position to ma.
nipulate the markets under It's control. In
both pork and wheat toe short interest is
unquestionably heavy, and composed large
ly of local traders who will stand n sharp
squeeze before laying down."
In st. Louis wheat was better to-day and
May brought Sl.ll3, an advance of lie.
June went up II and closed at 81 Isl.
May corn was the same price rs yesterday,
5Os June was off and brought 52l. There
was no change IN May oats, i2s June
was lower and closed at 42f.
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Honest Endorsement.

Mr.. G. r. Melvin, Of Providence, Il. L. says:-
Believing, as I do that an honest indorse-
Remedy, with pleasure attest to the fact that
its action in restoring healthy condition to dis.
c1sed Kidneys aud Liver is, in my case, little less
than miraculous"
so say we all Of us,
One, two, three, four Of U.S.
and so on up to thousands, that Hunts Remedy
is incomparably the best Kidney and Liver mrdi-
cine known.
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Illustrated Marriage Guide go pages. Goth
aud gtlt hintns, 50 cents; same in paper GOV
y cents. Manhood. 70 cents: womanhood.
cents; pamphlet $ cents, securely sealed, b
mail Send money or postage stamps. pr.
WHITTIER the great specialist si7 St Charles
street, 81 Louis. Ne.
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stylish, perfect-tltting, well made garments,
ut reasonable prices. Please state Us near as
possible tho color, price, style, etc., desired.
A whole suit can now be sent by mail at small
,ost. TlCKNOR q co. refer 70 thousands
,hom they have thus supplied during The
past 20 years. Send for samples, or call ct 8.
W. cor. 9th and Chestnut sts., st. Louis.
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FUTURES u RES.

point. y, was an advance OF from 4 10 8
(he Nc ~, IN luture cotton IN New YORK to.usy,
Sise. 'In months showing the smallest
ID not,au liverpool an improvement Of 2.6i
kelin,e. IL about time for A bette,
70 obtain ifit .hall be felt this iet:
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9AMPLE FRID

Neurozone, new Ncrvc.Iife, Strength ant
Vigor) Is \ positive restorative for the Loss Of
Manly viaor in Young, Middle.Agsd ant
vous Debility, Exhaustion, Impotenoy.
Seminal Weakness, and kindred ailments
this Standard Remedy Is certain cure ,ant
to nll such sufferers, who send q statement o.
virtue will DO sent Free Of Cost. Address,
>. O, NE YylRS0.z ZONE MER,offiL. ' S6, 2,
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DR.. Bohannan s'vege table cuYa,iyep is war.
tanted To permanently cure all forms Of speyma.
iorfhea or Seminal Weakness, General Debility
impolency, etc ,,nnd restores Loot Power and
brings back the pYouthfnl Vigoin OF ,hbse who
have destroyed by ,exual txcssitS, or evil
practices Ia from two to seven w,tlsSSue. his
remedy, which has been used ! y N. rohapnan
III MS private pisdiice for over ihiiirSetrs was
never known To fail in cuiing tvtD.llesTORsT
oASEs. ~ gives vitality aud imykfisstnergy
WIN wonderful ,fect 10 III, sc middl .nged men
who feel weakness beyond their y. ais MS In.
VigOfat,hg properties are ielt at once. YCnnR
men suffering from the const qutLc,s of thai
dieadfuIly obstructive nabit OF Self n bure ran
use this medicine with the assurance al a speedy
ana PERMANENT ssure The Ih,lent rsiny
strength aud elasticity Of sIiii,s IT onte, nv II
nots ulrcctly on the hTih affected M n soothing
anu meaning tonic and andy he 10 The RELAXED
seminal vesicles ana irii'Atd dntts imyartirE
p0we' and tote and re,'oiing n en- 10 ,hcir nat.
ufal STATE the tame us The paLciIl halt hsd
never been indulgeo IN, The irgr. di.nis Me
sinpie productions Of nntuie-tAiks, fooip
cases. ''
Sc Prlc, Five Dollars, sen, with fun dlrsc
,ions 70 any address. For tale only at Dr. q A.
bohnnnans Office, No. G2i North Filth .irest
between washington avenue and Gf,en tiIttt,
ot. Louis Mo. Established is3T
~Dr, BIS "Treatiss on -Jecial D seastE
when gives clear delineation Of the nature
,ymp,ons, means Of cure, ETC., Of SYPHILIS,
sEMlNt l. NEAkNEse e't. t.rt fffE 10
any address upon receipt off ne t,Amn
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cDIc pRKsURI TON 70. tns av.ee. , ..
Tncc Seminal Weakness Lost Msnho"
Nervousness Confusion Of Ideas, Aver
sion o society, Defett tive NsnerJ anu disordc
bought on By score, habits add exoesses An,
druSvis has the ins n dieuts. g. Louis OuIauv,
.ln.itus: ei9 81 Cherries 81 Lo1ls No
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Mcss'T Hiiors =
Ths abevc isa good likeness OF Mrs lydia f. Fink
ham VI Lynn, Mass who above all other human beings
may bs truthfully calcd,hc Dear Friend II Woman"
Us some OF her correspondents love 10 call her She
Is scalousy devoted to her work. which Ia the outcome
Of ltestudy. and IS Obliged to keep ak lady
assistants to Lcp her answcrthc large correspondence
which daily pour in upon her, each bearing It's special
burden Of suffering, or joy at release from It. Her
Vegetable Compound lisa medicine for good and not
evil purposes have personally investigated It and
am satisfied OF the truth OF this.
on account ot proven inertia, Il e. recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians In the country
one says, at works like charm and saves much
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Medical.

~DR kuGENE Dr. vAux. OF FRANCE
has made Us his agenu for the state Of TeIas I,
sou his never-failing remedy, Mature Coana.
bal Restorative OF vitalTern Al anee.eaviti
nervous debility. loss Of manhood anc ali AIN.
tred diseases should 81 once procure HI scircaiay
Irom which to learn the cause OF the diAessef
above mentioned, then At once 20 Pros are frou
ns or through w by your druggls,or yexpresl
the neyer.iailing remedy
CRowpus. BALDWIN d WILLIAM
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas Teaes.
BY retail At Howell a Bros aud 3scs Tolliy,f
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Hunts &cmedu.

..,.-,.. ga, ,.",,n ga ~ ,,clorv.
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W, nimnets OF Vision
Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
that lead TO insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree TO forfeit Five Hundred DoIiars for
case OF this kind the Vital. RESTORATIVE
not cure, or for anything impure or nIur,0ns
found In H. THE ENGCISH MEDICAL IN.
SrlTUTE treats all Private Diseases succeeefully
without mercury. Consultation Free Thor
sis Of urine, o. 20 Price Of v1sai RestS Ative.
G.0Oa bottle, or four tlmesthe luRptity, Slo. 06
sent 10 any address on receipt OF price, or T. o. D..
tho @, o. d. sent without 81 enclosed A Q guar.
name u desired, by ENGLISH MEDICAL
iNsIfTUTE,7 lS Olive street 81 Louis, Missouri
Wholesale Agents, W. II. HOWELL 4 BRO
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II You doubt come 10 see us ard we will
CURE You, or charge no,hingl Write iur bar
icnlars and copy OF the little took Message
gist ~ 10 our standing,
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Mother" Doctor, 10 she dangerous aud wha,
Is het AdiictOnfh
Doctor" Yes, madam, she Ia dangerously IN.
Tbs venrlcular and Autcuar forces ATE not In eQui.
llerium, there 10 an Increased centfpetal action
about the ceIebtum and medplla OhlongAtA, the
portal circulation yascillstes, suspended Nature
ieems hes,tAtiug, and II
Mofher-"siop. tot heavens ssss stop and 90
10 work al once"
Docfor-''I will do all l can"
Mother, amer two weeks have expired
Daughter, our Doctor shall be discarded Al once.
fwo weeks and no relief iwill procure that which
you desirvd al nfsi."
Daughter, IN allow ,ope--.'l am glad, and think
" The only Lhlng that VIII restore me ~ healih.n
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DIVORCES, No publicity; residents OF an,
~ state, Desertion, Non Support Advice
ana snn neppIcafons for stamps W, II LEE, Atty,
A DvERTIsgRs! send for our sclec, Lis, Of
q a,, Local ., NewsSapsra Geo. p. Rowel 4 Co,
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Sold by All Druggists.
THBsGREAT..E


~ +" ucNctslANuK
for Nervous Debility,
,exhaus,ed vitality, Semi
nal Weakness, Hper.
|matorrheA LO 1T
MANHOOD impo,en.
Icy. Paralys, and all
the terrible effects OF
|self Abuse youthful
20 lies al d excuses in
|maturcr y,arl-such a
Loss of Men DRY, Las.
|si,ude, Nocturnal Fmis.
|sion, Aversion To eocle-
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-12-26
A M. FITCH. THE CLoTnER.
HOW TO BUY GOODS.

Because marks so go profit his goods and
then throws ptance for for friendships sake the goods
not cheap; you pay for friendship with vengeance
Those s22 Suits sometimes sold for $40 banter sold
for than S16.
The s23 Suits sell at sl7, but will not banter.
$14 Suits sometimes sold favor S12 always sold
at $l0--never penny a cent less
The $40 French goods made New England sold
tic goods at
The s15 Suits other places have sold for than SO
years. dime them clnch
and when others throw off three dollars you still pay
two three or four dollars too much for Them
The $11.50 Overcoat at other places, sell at 49,
The 80 Boys Overcoat sell at $3.50
offered dollars for eight dollar
minutes show
being beaten. He bought fourteen dollar
twelve dollars but he found he had the goods
that had just offered eight dollars but would not take
not responsible for the he used when he found he
constantly occurring and yet think they can't buy unless they
asked from four dollars than suit worth and then
have dollars thrown off Such their time
attempting induce adopt the gambling shyser SYSTEM but
heretofore, shall keep the prices down.
For than decade have advertised that would refund
money from the fact that recall but
that time and then cheeruy refunded the think
the bottom As heretofore goods
prices, at the New York Clothing House.
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General PRODUCED.
CHINacHANYrKIANa, CHINA, Dec. LIST '63
MEssRs. BowLBY & HALL,

CHTNGcHANYrKIANa, CHINA, Dec. LIST '63.
MEssRs. BowLBY & HALL,
Wellington, Ohio.
GENTS I'll have been delayed In starting
to your place In consequence Of spending
more time than ever before In selecting
your goods.
Your shipment of Foochow, bungalow,
Kwangtung and Fukien Teas was made
In good time and, no doubt, have arrived.
They are the best that have been shipped
from Chinese ports this season.
The great Kwan.shi-yin of the Sheu-
chang assisted me in selecting your china
ware from the best factories OF the Realm,
and with them sends his stately obeisance.
and the statement that chinaware will not
be wholly neglected nor rejected, yet the
Clifton and Avelon wares will be most
sought after for this seasons holiday pur-
chases, of which have made you iiber-
al shipment. / am sick. Have eaten al
most nothing since came here. United
States physicians would call II vacuum in
he stomach with vertebral curvature. The
latter, / think, is somewhat consequence
OF my age. / have had Il before, some OF
the natives here always have it. A good
square meal of II. & NJ. oysters, such as
you sell, always cures me.
met the Wandering Jew last summer,
down in The Soudan and he was enthusi-
astic In recommending Maltby's II. 81 M.
oysters. Buy largely, for you will have a
large trade in them.
Twill be there about the 7th inst and
remain until the 26th, when l will be
pleased 10 meet everybody at your store,
Yours until arrival,
SANTA CLAUS, Sr.
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slxtIeth WeddIng Anniversary.

The children and friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Bennett. made them quiet yisi
last evening, 1t being the Goth anniyer
sary OF their wedding day. A few item.
with reference to their early history, will
be interesting to many of our readers
who have known them Tor nearly or quite
half century. In an interview he said
II was born June 10, 1901, in Guilford
Windham county VI. The first event OF
which I have clear recollection, was the
total eclipse of the sun, which occurred
June 10, 1909, on my 9th birthday, and all
incidents connected with II are distinct in
my memory.
II was married Dec. %. TO Esther
Childs, who was born in Deerfeld, Mass,
Nov. 8, 1901.
"The laws Of Massachusetts required,
that before a couple could be married,
they should either procure license or
have the intended wedding announced
three successive weeks in the neighboring
church. Vermont, on the contrary, had
no such laws. We therefore went from
Tie Drluc > tOIllc dt 1tcciuCio, uhid q Shott
walk, walk OF not over one hundred
yards, brought us into the State of Yer
mont, where we were married without the
tormaiity of license or publicity Of church
announcements.
I'VE moved into Wellington, February
10, 1884. At that time, the southeast
quarter of the township was an unbroken
forest, and in the northeast quarter there
were but two small clearings. AT the
time we came to Wellington, there were
but eight frame houses in the whole
township. The American House was the
first brick building erected in the town
ship. The next was the old NJ. E. church,
the brick for which was made by myself,
and which business followed until with
in the recollection of our boys.
"Of the men and boys living now, when
we came, there are now, Dec. %, 1888, but
three remaining, DIR. Johns, F. b. Manly
and George Battles" n
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A Remarkable Case.

DR.. Hartman-Dear Sir: am induced
by sense OF duty to the suffering to make
a brief statement Of your remarkable cure
of myself. / was most miserable sufferer
from the various and annoying and dis
tressing diseases of delicate persons,
which caused me to be confined me to my
bed for long time, boing too weak even
to bear my weight upon my feet was
treated by the most reputable physicians in
our city, each and all saying they could do
nothing for me, had given up all hopes
Of ever being well. In this condition /
began 70 take your Peruna, and, l am
most happy to say, in three months was
perfectly well-entirely cured without any
appliances or supports of any kind.
Yours truly, MRS HENRY ELLIE
No. 500 Scott street, Milwaukee, VIZ