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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-02-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Burning of a Stable.

The two.story stable on Duke OF
Gloucester street, in the rear Of tb'
residence Of DR.. Il. 2. Duvall, State
Librarian, in which were kept two
valuable Durham cows, was discov-
cred on FIRE about O'Clock this morn
ing The light blaze illumined the
whole city, aud led many to believe
Q serious confagration bad broken
out and many persons were soon on
The spot. The Fire Department re-
spOnded with alacrity, aud soon ban
sHsetual streams directed upon the
burning building, aud 10 less than
Que hour from the time the fire was
discovered it was subdued Fortu.
nalely for the buildings 10 the imme-
date neighborhood, many OF the root
were still vered with snow, and
The night was calm, which prevented
The flying cinders from doing an,
damage. The frame dwelling adj
Joining, aud occupied by Marcellus
Hall, as carpenter shop, was at one
time 10 imminent danger, and had il
not been that strong stream was
kept constantly playing upon it would
undoubtedly have caught. This woulu
have led to a serious Gre, being al.
most under the shadow of the Mary
Iand Hotel. The most unfortunate
lasir Of the fire was the burning to
death OF one OF DR.. DuvalPs cows
The poor beast was in the stable al
The time Of the fire and could not be
gotten out, and was roasted alive, her
eaafrcd remains lying in the ruin
1als morning, presenting a s;ckening
sEht, The other cow, unfortunately
nac been left in the yard during the
a'ght aud escaped the fate of her un-
o'tanale companion. The Ere wae
not discovered until the whole build
ng vas 10 light blaze. The origip
y The hre is not known, but it is
aoaghl to have occurred through care
's'ssOess 10 some one going into the
'aOle with lighted pipe or cigar.
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Rev. j M. Dashiel, formerly Pro-
fessor 10 st. Johns College, preached
his farewell sermon at Christ's
Church last Sunday. Tomorrow will
be the occasion of bis last visit as
rector ut Middleham Chapel and Sol
omon's Island. He will at once re-
move to st. Mary's county aud as
sumo the rectorship of All Faiths
Parish. The Dr's practitioners of
Christ's Church very much regret his
departure from them. During his
rectorsbip the parish has been much
improved under his faithful admins
tration He will carry to his new
field of labor the well wishes of the
entire community.-Calyert Jonrnal.
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- S@o en1 SS.Sht1a 1hsAAA @oIkskes
One ofthe saddest funeral cortage
that has ever taken place 10 our city.
was that Of DR.. Burton Randall, .
prominent and well-kdown citizen and
bis SOD. John Knapp Randall, which
took place from st. Anne's Church.
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock. The
sad circumstances connected with the
above deaths have been fully related
In the CAPITAL-the father dying in
Washington DC, where be had been
under treatment for number of years,
and bis sons death in Baltimore CITY.
where be was engaged in the study Of
law--within few hours Of each 9th
er. Their remains, were brought
here for interment 10 the family bur-
ial lot Yesterday morning, undertaken
Daniel Csulk, Of this city, taking
charge OF both remains, and in sep
srate hearses, they were conveyed to
the family residence on Main street,
followed by relatives and friends of
the deceased from the depot. Mr.
Hugh Nelson and Mr.. w. j. Webb
accompanied DIR. Randall's remains
from Washington, and Mr.. Blanchard
Randall and Major Allison came
from Baltimore with the body of
John X. Randall. The funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev. w. s.
Soutbgate, rector, aud were of most
solemn and impressive character.
The collins rested upon separate biers
in front of the chancel, side by side.
The large church was filed TO reple-
zion with citizens, many navel officers
and friends of the deceased from Bal
"more and Washington also being
present to pay the last sad rites to the
leS arted. The grief stricken family
and relatives of the deceased occupied
pews in front near the remains and
had the sympathy of all present
Flowers of the most delicate nature,
formed into beautiful aud appropriate
designs, covered the coffius. The
pall-bearers who were relatives of the
deceased were as follows:
For DR.. Randall-Gen. Hagner,
Capt. Ramsay, Philip r. Voorhees,.
DR.. Alex. Randall. of Philadelphia, j.
Writ Randall, Blanchard Randall.
Judge Hagner and Judge Magruder
The pall-bearers for j K. Randall
were John Redwood, Fredk. Brown,
j. w. NJ, Lee, Irving Cross and
Frederick Bruno.
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Yum Yum Tea Party-Introducing "Mi
kado" Fan Movements.

This novel entertainment noticed
in the CAPITAL of Saturday will be
given by twelve young ladies' Of the
Presbyterian Church. in Japanese
costume, on Feb. 10th and 18th. An
interesting feature of the evenings
entertainment will be the "Mikado''
fan movements by the Japanese
young ladies' 10 which will be seen
"scornful and msjestio wave," "co-
quettish futter," and the great PAR
THAN retreat" Lunch will be served
during the evening.
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The Federal Building.

l.. senator German succeeded yester-
60 : . passing the bill before the u.
Il, /, osOate apptopriating 100000 Tor
49, - erection OF q custom house and
- in this city. Mr.. Coles
,, 49,. has made q favorable
~ sV'. On the measure to the House
ess - sae prospect Of having q res
ma building for our nostofice.
s,s 80 thieves cannot break into and
/, ~. !. %aenever the notion takes them.
'''gAi and gratifying.
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waiting for the Verdict. /" By Mrs Mary
II. Hunt, in the Han Of the House of
Delegates Tonight.
There viii be A open meeting Of
the committees on Education of the
Senate aud House Of Delegates 10 the
ball Of The Honse of Dsleg ates this
evening at s. p. NJ. Mrs. Mary
Hunt, National Superintendent Of
Scientific Temperance Instruction of
the w. G. T. u, will speak on the
Educational Bill, noU pending be-
fore the Legislature. She has spoken
before the legislatures of several
States, and also before the education.
al committees of Congress. Ladies
and gentlemen are cordially invited
to come and hear her convincing ar
guments. Mrs. Hunt il . most eff
fective speaker. She will deliver Der
famous Understanding for the
Verdict"
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Epry H0usekeeper.

LIQUID keep box of PREsroN's MAGIC
y OINTMENT in the house. lii
s ~, oest salve yet compounded for Burns
t Sous, Feions, Frostbite-, sores of All
I'm and Skin Diseases generally.
D.. a Your druggist to get it for YOU.
ny 2 cents; sample size, Is cents.
Dep"t, Oss Penna. Ave, Baltimore. Nd.
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LANG'S
- ' Ts7-- -
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.

SURE CURE Fok ALL FORMS or
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Depression OF Spirit, Loss of Appe-
x4ite, Constipation. DC. caused BY
& Z imperfect digestion.
Ht has Cared Cases 10 Wears sfanafng.
andIis spoken OF by thoseIwh9 have us-
ed it as being the best Dyspepsia REM
edy ever known. Prepared only by
NICHOLAS r. LANG.
PHARMAcHIsT,
! Fulton < Frederick AYES, Baltimore.
For sale by all Druggists. lit cannot
-ber0btaineda from. your Druggist, send
direct to the manufacturer. sl-15-Im.
Price - Css-.-aaamPs Taken.
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IA CARD.
First Methodist episcopal Church.

The Missionary Services annoUnc-
ed for tomorrow, Wednesday, Feb.
10th. to be addressed by Mr.. and
Mrs. S0per. returned missionaries
from japan, are unavoidably post
poned for one week They will be
held Feb. II, Wednesday one week, }
at same hours. G. ". LEEcH. pastor.
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Laid 70 Rest.

The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth G.
Harwood, whose death occurred on
sunday evening e the residence Of
ner nephew, DR.. d. G. Handy, took
place this morning at. | l O'Clock.
from St. Anness Church, ,the Rev.
w. S. Southgate. rector, conducting
the funeral services. The church
was flled with the. relalives and
friends Of the deceased. The pail
bearers were-Dr. D. G. Handy.
Dennis Claude, DR.. w. G. Claude,
Gordon FL. Claude, Hallam Claude,
aud JOhu ". Hodges
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At Half-Mast.

The flag on the dome of the State
House was ut half-mast this morning
IN honor ofthe statesman and soldier,
Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock, whose
death occurred yesterday stlernoon
Ct $50 o'clock, New York State.
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For mending Chin., Crockery. Earthen
ware, Porcelain, Glass. Wood, Pearl, Cor
81. Ivory, Cellulosd, Leather, &C., equal
GO new. AlD0gs Ready. NeUey. Fssits.-
Large size bottle. For sale by al drug
gists. j. Fl. WINKELMANN & Co.,
Proprietnrs, Baltimore Md
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-02-10

Win appear tonight La ChocoIa-
there drill at the Assembly Rooms,
after which lunch and refreshments
will be served for IS ceuts. Proceeds
for church purposes Go and see
them, and enjoy yourself.
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Without Regard to Cost!

Ladies Dress Goods from 8 TO
25c. per yard.
Plain and Brocade Velyeteens
and Colored Laces for Dress
Trim nings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes, Cot
ton and Flannels, at reduced
prices.
Gents, Ladies and Chilren 3
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Handkerchief, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs amp
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jerseys,
Jersey Capes, Gents and Boys
Knit Jackets and White Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for soc worth Zoe.
Boys white shirts for Al cents
worth 60c.
Splendid line of ladies Coats
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
All other goods in stock at
prices TO suit the times.
j. FRANK KRAMER
nov4-tf Francis Street
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., person who hpyg bne Bound
C.as =, I. Reuther's BOstoR Chips
! viii receive 8 handsome satch.
nms This caudy is for sale only
dsea, . ., 81 West street, near the
i So. ana q my stand in the marke,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-02-10

Mr. Stephenson Archer, The new
Treasurer, took possession OF the
ONCE IO-day. As stated before il the
CAPITAL Treasurer Archer win make
no change in tie present clerical
force.
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AND rRoPRIEroRs OF THE OLD RELIABLE
THE CITY HOTEL, ANNAPOLIS, MD.
Store extends through from IS Main No Francis Street
PRACTICAL.

WsrespecfuMy
spared neither labor putting this we'll known first
working
p both in WORKING EQUIPMENTS AND STOCK frscss retail
Pharmacy in Baltimore City, N##M8###
Favng athorough knowledge all its
know just what needed TO PLEASE
We take special pride in furnishing the
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-02-10
Trans ARRIVING.

mi. paper Il circulated and read By
.,ave peopIe in' Annapolis. than ans
.,Asr paper published here. and 10 th'
be.1 medIuua for advertising.
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FOR SALE.

sslf-feeding double HEATER: 'will
hat both up and down stairs; suitable
for Par'or. Drawing Room or Dining
Room. both ornamental and useful and
good - no '. Apply aat the Office Of the
Evening Capital. dec.Ie-ts
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Adjourned Over.

Both Houses met this morning and
adjourned over ont Of respect to Gen,
Hancock.
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..rEs Of ADVERTlstSs'

One men lions 1io 80 cents Liberal rates
squen1, ihs .h n advertising by the month
made SIN ga. cal notices and political or
or year .r,unications, cents per line.
peciai conn con announcement Of marriages
0falpab free. but obituary notices VIII
sod ds snnS for at one half the usual rates
q Advertising
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-02-10

made is ]. Ruther' Every variety and
favor for sale at my standin the market
every Saturday night and at 81 West
trcet
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gach. Zach book is complete in itself.
which your gandmohcrs laughed till they CRIED and
q il just 5 funny to-day as IL ever was.
= Fancy Work for Home AdOPnmcnfs an en-.
practical Instructions for making fancy baskets wall
packets brackets, needle work. embroidery etc., etc., pro-
fasrIy and elegantly illustrated.
finest collection Of fairy stories ever published The child
will be delighted with them.
. ame Lay q sne Anke. ny -, Ma.es SS Z, VI
the works Of Scott 10 more beautiful than this.
D. Manual Of Etiquette for Ladies and Gentlemen, n
guide TO politenes and good breeding giving the rules Of
q. 1he standard Letter Writer for Ladies and
Grntiemen. complete guide % correspondence, giving
fnd, With inuumerable forms and examples.
Z. WlmteP Evening Reercatf0ns, large collection
TAcing Chafades Tableaux. Games, Puzzles, etc., for
social gatherings. private thearicas, aud evenings at
home illustrated.
q Dialogues, REGULATIONS and Readings, a large
aud choice collection for school exhibitions and public and
o ParIer Magic and Chemical Experiments,
book which tells how TO perform hundreds OF amusing
tricks 10 Ragic and instructive experiments with simple
10. The Home Geek Book ana Family Phyei.
einms containing hundreds Of excellent cooking recipes
AMI hints to housekeepers also telling how all
non ailments by simple home remedy.
". Manners and Customs lm Far Away Lands,
very interesting and Instructive book Of travels decrib
nag the peculiar le habits aud customs Of the
pcoplc Of foreign countries; illustrated
". sixteen Complete Stories by Popular Authors,
embracing love humorous aud detective stores stories Of
society lfc Of adventure, Of railway lfe etc. very
terestiug.
IS The Budget, Of Wit, Mumor and Fun, a large
and jokes that have been written for years. illus ted
oak q useful inisrmass all iron many and various
Is; Called Back. A Novel, BY Hugh Conway, author
81" DARK Days." etc.
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j. L. Reuther's best Yankee Candy.
For sale ON the Market every Saturday
night, and at my store, 81 West street
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And all other Havors, for sale cheap
Al RItner's Confectionery stand at
theMarket every Saturday night.
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FAVE A. NJ. ARRIVE +. d.
bhA'D GAO Mall, - 500
hAn' $50 Accom-. loU
Accom- 1906 Mail, 300
sunday trains will leave Annapolis al
al a. H., and 4:zo 2. NJ.
r through Coaches are run between Bal
, In.OI and Annapolis on all the above
trains p.,.,u
through freight to and from Baltimore
lnfo day Local freight Tuesday and
r,ljsy at $50 a. M
ruv BALTIMORE AND OHIO X. X.
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In all cases of acute pain. This is strong
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l6 At the worId's Mercy. Novel. BY Florence
Warden. author Of " The House on the Marsh" etc.
css," author Of Molly Bawn.' etc.
Is Dark Days. Novel. BY Hugh Conway author
BY the author Of " Dora Thorne.'
%. shadow. ON the Snow. Novel. BY B. L. Far
q. The Gray Woman. Novel. BY Mrs. Gaskell,
author Of " Mary Barton etc.
author Of The Woman Il whit" etc.
p. Red Court Farm. Novel. By Mrs. Henry
Wood, author Of " East Lynne" etc.
q. In Cupid's Net. a Novel By the Authcrof pors
Is. Hack to the old Home. Novel. BY Mary Cecil
Hay, author OF !. Hidden Perils,'' etc.
26 John Bowerbank'a wife. Novel. By Miss
Mulock, author OF John Halifax, Gentleman, etc.
y. Lady Gwcndoline's Dream. Novel By u.
2s. Jasper Danes secret. Novel. BY Miss NJ. Z.
Braddon, author Of Aurora Fioyd," etc.
20. Lecllne. A Novel. BY Mary Cecil Hay author %
80. Gabriel's Marriage. Novel. By wiiAie cOasn'.
81 David Hunt. 4 Novel ny Mrs. Asn S. stephruH
author Of Fashion and Faiulnc." etc.
50. Keaping the WhirlwInd 4 novel by Mar,
SIS. Dudley Cartoon. ANeyet. BY Mis- ". = Bra1-
dom author q Lady AudIey's secret Sele.
Novel By Eita W. Pierce author .'The Birth Mark
IS. A Golden Dawn. Novel. by TIE author %
"a. VaIerIe,s Fate. 4 Novel. BY Mrs. Alexand,r
81. sister Rose. 4 Novel. by Niikie Collins, author
.. Anne. 4 Novel ny Mrs. HAIRY Wood, aaffor q
East Lynne
author Of !" JoEn HALIFAX, Gentleman etc.
90 Amos Barten. 4 Novel. vs. George fliog aitsc'
Of ''Ada.a Bede.' q The Min on the fioss, &C.
end any four Of these books eaaOcne coniaun,
u 1 - ~ Is ~ ~ Ssses "a 1aa FfIert 81
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TIME TABLE
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OUR UME0UAllED OFFER wi s .s $ @ @ s
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-03-12

The first bridges were of wood, and
the earliest in which we have any ac-
count was built in Rome, 500 B. G.
The next was erected by Julius Caesar
for the passage OF his army across the
Rhine. Trajan's great bridge over the
Danube, Alto feet long, was made of
timber, with stone piers. The Romans
also built tho first stone bridge. which
crossed the Tiber. Suspension bridges
are of remote origin. A Chinese one.
mentioned by Kirchen, was made Of
chains supporting a roadway $50 feet
in length. was built A. ID. 65, and is
still to be seen. The first large iron
bridge was erected over the Severn in
1777. The age OF railways has brought
u remai kable development in this
branch of engineering.
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three months ago the ievar .;.r, !.

three months ago the iev.r :;.r,.. ...
to revisit the home OF my OLD chii.lh,mi,
and, if possible, buy it back. I DID 70,
and succeeded in regainng the old
place. Going to your old home. l was
surprised to meet Mrs Mcpherson. She
was Thunderstorm, and told me you had
all thought me dead. Imagine my sur-
prise and delight when l learned that
you were alive and we'll j.! / procured
your address, took the first tram for
New York. and here am now. Now,
without more ado. Kate. we will just get
quietly married md return to Alabama,
there to end our days in peace and
plenty"
In the next days " Herald was the
following notice:
"ARMrrAeE-CARTRR On July II,
49,, by the Rev. w. H. Jones, at the
parsonage of st. james Church, Ed
ward Armitage, of hermitage, Alabama.
to Katherine Carter of the G.ades,
Georgia. No cards"
Thus were two ives made happy after
many years.
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WHOLE NO l0,9e2.

and in the deciding heat beat him by q
neck Sir S. Gardine's bay colt Riverdale
was third, half length behind Button
Park and the Morgiana colt. There were
nine starters. The betting was six TO one
against Button Park, twenty to one against
the Morgiana eolr, and nine to two against
Riyerdale. Lord Arlington's bay colt
Candlemas was the fayorite ut FIVE against
two. In the deciding heat, two to one was
offered on Button Park. The race Cor the gold
vase, two miles, was won by Douglas
Baifd's four-year-old bay colt Bird of Free
dom, Leopold de Rothschid's six-year-old
bay horse Middlethorpe second, Mr.. Le-
frevpe's four-year-old brown colt Ducai
third The other starters were r. Craig,
Jr. formerly J. +. Keene's) siz-year-old
chestnut horse Blue Grass and Friday.
Bird of Freedom won by head Ducaf
was foar lengths behind Middlethorpe.
The last betting stood TO l against Bird
OF Freedom. to / against Middethorpe,
to against Ducal, 6 to against Blue
Grass and II to against Friday.
Further Rie,ins in Ireland.
DUBLIN, June 8th--Nidnight.-Rio
continues in the Orange districts of Mong-
han. AT Lurgan several militiamen have
been wounded, some houses wrecked and
several persons shot, soIHe being danger
ously wounded. One, Thomas Gallagher
was shot dead. Troops have been ordered
from Armagh TO clear the streets. Almost
all the Constables were injvred BY stones
or bricks.
BELFAST, June 5tt.-Rioting was renewed
here this evening. A mob Of Orangemen
wrecked a number of houses of Catholics,
severely injuring some of them. The Riot
Act was read, and the police fired upon the
mob, which replied with revolvcrs. Many
were injured on both sides The police
finally triumphed
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has been arrested and sent to Green River
Minister pendleton and Family.

Minister Pendleton and Family.
New YORK, June Sth-Minister Pendle-
ton met his daughter and son on board the
Seryia yesterday. The former had not
withstood the voyage well, and early in the
afternoon the reunited family left for Ches-
ter, where they will remain few weeks 10
enable Miss Pendleton 10 recover from the
effects of the voyage. when they will prob
ably go to London.
A Cowsoy Drowned.
CHEYENNE, June sth.-Hardin Grant, a
cowboy, was drowned in the North Platte.
near Fort Laramie, yesterday. Grant had
just been indicted by the Grand Jury for
forgery.
New York Steck Market.
NEW YORK, June slh-Central Pacific,
AZ Burlington, 1881; Rio Grande, 154 !;
Northern Pacific, 22 Northwestern,
1134 New York Central, 1929 Ore
gon Navigation, 1903 Transcontinental,
81: Pacific Mail, 53 Panama So; Rock ISL
and. 24l; St. Louis and San Francisco, u !;
ST. Paul and Omaha, 47s; Texas-Paeific,
IL; Union Pacific, 522; Fargo Ex-
press, f25; Western Union, sos.
New YORK, June Sth-Northern Pacific
skies. 1f54@116; Southern Pacific do,
11S4@ 1884, Arizona do, 104; New Mexico
do, l0if.
Grave Charges.
New YORK June 9th-A M-The Tribune
publishes story, charging that officials Of
the Interior Department have allowed in
formation of the telephone decisions to
leak ont for the benefit of spectators, and
that E. y. Davis, OF Chicago, formed big
pool to buy or sell Bell telephone stock ac-
cording to the decisions
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Twentv-four Hours To L,sye.

From John Kuhn, Lafayette, Ind, who
announces that he is now in perfect
health" we have the following One
year ago 1 was, to all appearance. i'll the
last stages of consumption, Our best ply
sicians gave my case up. | finally got so
low that our doctor said could only live
twenty-four hours. My friends then pur-
chased bottle of Dr. VIM. Halls Balsam
for the Lungs, which considerably benefited
me. l continued until took nine bottles,
and am now in perfect health"