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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14

short time The newspapers were filed with
the most ieyolt;rg details about the whole
affair.
Bszains was passioratelv attached 10 his
Lively wife, and his devotion to her and
blind confidence in her yirtus were vel
known nj tie Tuileris- Both on public
and personal grounds, Nsp,leon was de-
ternined that at all costs, the news should
be gently broken to the Marshal. Ac-
coedingly he despatched ore Of his favor
ito sides-de.camp to Mexico, intru:tpS
him with o long autograph lethr, and with
the task Of co communicating Nine Bazaine's
de.ta to her husband. At the fans time
be adopted the extraordinary measure Of
10 JiDs an embargo on oil ships abousto eail
for Mexican pcrss, and prevented tie de-
spatch of any Of the ordinary letter or
newfpapar mail by the steamer which bore
his messenger t, Bszaine.
Unfortunately the veessl wss greatly de-
layed By bad weather, ard it va, rot ua,i,
o week after the day on which he orght to
have ami Sed that Napoleon's aide de camp
reached the French headquarters in par
son aud executed his mission BazAine
sp, erred almost broken hearted and
utterly crushed by the news of his wife s
cea,h. But on tie following dsy be baI-
psned to ligh. on Psr,s paper which had
found it's way toto Mexico via the United
States, and the first thing which met his
eyes was tie hesd;ng Of q paragraph en-
titled, "Assassinat 60 Ia Mare
chale Bazaine." No detail wss
epaIsd in the account given Of
her murder and of all Of the attendant
circumstances. Bszsine never uttered .
word, but became terribly pale, and with
drew t. his tent, taking his newspaper
with him. For the space of thee daya he
remained Invisible to sil refusing either TO
eat OF drink. Then he issued fo:th again
among his troops, and welt about a. II
nothing had hsppsred, never by one ain
gle word or act REFER pg to his murdered
wife. 1t was % il shs had never existed.
Three months later he net beautiful
Mexican girl, the present Mime. Bsz,ine,
whom no married q few weeks after
words, and who now survives him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
In the Academy q llsic. New Orleans,
tuesday, November IL. 1855.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $SO0,00O.

lOO,o 900 Tickets ~ Twenty D0llars
each. Halves elO, Quartsrs os;
Tentha q, TWeutietlas o..
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Seven Chances.

The prizes in the new puzzle.making com
petition-the best one ten dollsrS-are TO be
awarded for the best seven lots OF three original
Sphinx OTIS" Favors should be sent in early.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
His Realm.

Answers will be published in two week..
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Imtrp.
NPREcEDEnTEn ATTRACTION
m I MINI KInIlD.
ISL
Lslisiaaa Stats Let cry CsspaIy.

kssIsiaAA cSAs0 ~ cry VSDPsb!.
incorporated By the Legislature In 1854 foa
Educational and Charitable purposes, and In
nanchise made . paxt Of the present state Con.
dtution, In ls0. By N overN hemins popular
vote.
take place Beni.AnsualIy, (June ard
Deeem6efls and tts Grand single
Number Drawings take place On each
OF the ether Ten months In the year.
and are an drawn II pAhlic. ~ ne
I'VE 20 AesSy eatt1 that W supefyis tie a.
ransemenb nr an TIE kontitly and Semi.AnnuE
DflVinQ Of tho Lcutdana etAte LCttery Con,
pany, and In person manage AID control Tie
drawings Themselves, Ard that the sane xre co.,
duceed With honesty, fAirnsss, and In good fAt,f
toward AL parties, and VIC authorize the COMPANY
- nss tAis ceruncasA with hsdnile q cor -
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SPHINX KNOTS.

Anycomn nication for this department should
oeaddressed TO Z. r. CHADBoURN, Lewistown, Ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
NV amin AyDE Z. ANDREWS QUIET.

Law Gould did not consider II necessary yesterday 70
ay anything more at present regarding the Gould
trust All things good time" were his words on the
subject There was great deal Of talk however ABOUT
r t. Andrews Most people in this city heard OF MIN
for the first time In the Goud-Sage proceedings MI
Lndrrws It seems is the son Of New-Orieans cotton
dealer who one day arranged all his nnsneisl sars with
extreme care even providing checks TO pay on his EN-
nloves and then shot himself The son became well
known throughout Southwest and South In the great
o,,osso. hond case This omnibus suit against
some fourteen railroads Tennessee or running through
e bought by combination OF stockholders or bondhod
ers TO secure the bonds on claims 70 the amount
of several millions Those composing the comoinatoh
were c. Amory Stevens Eugene Kelly. John T. Terry ana
Peter Geddes Mr. Andrews one Of the counsel In
the suit George Hoady and others were also counsel In
the case for the plaintiffs.
Efforts made yesterday to ascertain the status OF MI
Andrews In this suit unavaling. Eugene heiy'
who was treasurer OF the plaintiffs and who paid the fees
for them when asked about Mr.. Andrews replied; MI
Andrews7 knew three Mr.. AndrewseA"
e L. Andrews, who was your counsel IN the IenneS
see bond case" Mr. Kelly was informed
OH replied he with sudden color =" prefer 20 say
nothing about that"
Peter Geddcs was equally fetcent william buuei
Duncan who was defendant In OF the most important
phases Of the matter had nothing 10 say He has SEW
Mobile for certain records which he wishes 70 Scah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
n.v,rn LYONS ASSAULTS. A KEEPER

Daniel Lyons the murderer has demonstrated tnst MS
touehp spirit is not yet subdued by his being confined In
the Tofbs under sentence Of death On "Wednesday Two
keepers were taking scoty" Murphy. an exSing sing
convict through Murderers Row" TO the hospital ward
scotty was crazy the effects OF drink and had oeen
lighting Lyons who taking his exercise In Mur'
oe,ers, Row. darted forward struck Keeper 0'Bren
hard blow on the side head and plunged In To help
the prisoner whom be had recognized The other keepers
on duty in the brought the vicious murderer into SUD
lection and thrust him back In cell No ID warden walsh
asked Lyons why he did such thing and me man repmed
ha, the keener was abusing his friend Scotty" The
warden wanted 10 know did not think 1t was Tool
sh act and Lyons said II would do the same to you
aPn not give you the chance" said the warden, VINO
told TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that he considered
Lyons dangerous The murderer Will not DO permitted 70
leave his cell hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
1,Rop MEN At ODDS IN JERSEY CITY.


Up to Wednesday night the Democrats OF Jersey City
held the championship for noisy and dsorderiy con-
ventions but It has been wrested from them oy the
convention Of the United Labor party held thai night
in HUMBOLDT Hall. The convention was called for D
O'Clock but II was 80 before Chairman Dennis Null
Inns of the County Executive Committee called the
meeting to order. There was wrange over the
selection of a chairman James T. Moran was finally
chosen and at 1o AS a m. business was begun kch-
ard j. Allen, who last fall for Sheriff, said no
pnderstood that the names of two men, not members
of the party were DO put forward for the nomna'
ton. and he proposed to name one OF them. ne
moved that the one who received the lowest vote be
dronnsd and the convention then decide whether to
nominate the other one or Labor man: he 9nch
nominate George W. Clerihew, Republican hngh
clark nominated Orestes Cleveland. the present Mayor
The vote stood 43 for Cleveland, FOR Clerlhe".
wenty-one refused to vote because neither canoldate
. An adherent Of Mr.. Clerihew then nominated Rich,
ard J. Allen and confusion rcgned for more than hall
an hour When partial order was restored vole
was taken and Allen received 4S votes and cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
sr1Irye JERSEY CATTLE.

rh. An. h.rd AZ Jerssy cattle owned by Jeremiah Roth
OF Allentown Penn cx-secretay OF State OF Pehnsyso
was sale yesterday ct the annual se o. ror
c. Kellogg & Co.. In American Institute HAL seVerN
head Of the stock Of T Cooper Of Coopersours renh
were caaogued the Roth herd and proved 70 % me
lima large percentage Of Roth stock was OF tho
get Of Black Prince Of Linden, 9063 son Of tne remark
able bull Black Prince Of Hanover, 2Sla Two Oh "nos
get have record Of seventeen pounds eight ounces o.
butter In seven days Black Prince OF Linden, hmseu
figured as No. catalogue but was withheld Tor me
want Of starting bid Of $500. The star OF the T. D.
Coope- offerings Elastic, ne young COW oy bomoss
Son Sta the best bull o; A. B. Darlnss BREEDING which
was sold to Colonel Il. E. Russell Tor $1,000 CLASHES
dam was Imported Mabel I'd OF the famous Mabel family
and has given a. high twenty quartz OF milk The az
,enaanoa was larger than wednesday The results
the sale were satisfactory sixtytwo head Of Roths esus
bringing &C. CAS- average Of s112 which 10 siz oes'e.
than the average Wednesday Besides some n'ivioa
heads brought might be called fancy prices though
thew fully deserved them The following head oroasha
over $500,
% Lady coplay, $1,000. COW. November, 1883. Sire
Aphea Count 8,9s1; dam. Brunett Oh Lenish h'es
G. H. B. Cromwell New.DOrp, 8. $500
AZ Rea,ua,s PRIDE 24.4o7, COW. April 1851 sirs
Diamond; dam, Chestnut s,I25 G. d IL B. Cromwell
s216
a. Princess Honor 81, sos COW, January. 1885 sire
p,ack prinee of Linden 9o6S; dam Khodves Primrose
1s2a T. H. Burgin, Germantown Penn $500.
al Distinction 29,i4s, COW, July, 1888 sne
Carlo "a ss7; dam. ouaksrsss aiSa G. d B. os'n'
we'll s210
ST. Elastic, so,ss7. cow, December. 1854 sire
Bombss Son s872 dam Mabel ID lSeoZ L. LIZ
Burgn, Germantown, Penn s4lo
60. Rioter Flower, 1854, COW, September, lssA'
stre Duke Of Darlington o. $685. dam shenys Snow
drop. 1888 G. 4 H. B. Cromwell $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
,,oon SHARP SERIOUSLY I'LL.

Jacob sharp Is In such poor health that his famfy
greatly alarmed about him even moro 90 than IN me
utry dSys Of Last summer when at one tine he ssemeo
near dsaths door, On the Saturday before the onfsso
struck this city Mr Sharp went TO Rome. n T. 70 oos
after his big furm On his back 10 the city DC cams
by the arst train on the Central road which LOT nfou
ater the great blockade He caught heavy cold vince
NJ nrst confined itself his head and throat but now 'ns
lungs have been touched by the congestion MT Shsrs
h,, net been out Of since his return 70 the e
He sits up during the day and walks about n'us oa
mos, Of the time no IL reading o. sleeping HIS vianv
Is low and this act together with the presence OF h
ga nsm,.. diabetes and heart disease presents conob
nation Of trouble which Mr. Sharps phyaeians
look grave Mira Sharp is really worn out wltn AAev
She keeps up with her odme unnaAsns devotion 70 nsf
hnshand vt abe 10 nearly crushed with her suffering
These statements obtained from close friend Of 'ns
family and are entirely trustworthy. MI sharp, pnyS.
cians say that he may Oh this present stsox snd
start mn With something Of old time visof They sns
their heads gravsly about H. however Mr.. s"lvs
latest malady threatens 70 develop INTO pns9''a>
thia ia yisw Of hi. general physical condition. No e0s4a
and - y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
THE M1YoR RoUsEs THE VETERANS AGAIN.


The proposition made by City Chamberlain WINS ana
strongly seconded by Mayor Hewitt at the Sinking Fund
BOARD meeting on Wednesday eject the Bureau OF EN-
ploymen. and Relief of the Grand Army OF tne hepuo0
from its quarters in the basement Of the City Hail. was the
subject of much Indignant comment yesterday among vet
Grams and other citizens who are aware OF the WORK Oh
charity and benevoence which has been carried on thee
The apartment used by the Bureau which Ia conoue'eo
der the superyison OF the Memorial Committee OF New
York was until about three years ago. musty storage
vaul used for storing away the worthless old trumpefy
accommodating about the building 1t was damp ana dry
hut the boys" cleaned 1t up and whitewashec the walls
making IL barely habtabe got together little furniture
and have used It as headquarters for the work Of assisting
needy and homeless comrades resolution OF me boAro
OF Aldermen legalized the occupancy Thoussnas Vi
wounded and health broken and their families
have been assisted and cared for here In many wayA an
better s hundreds of them as wen a. their sons ana
daughters have been furnished with employment NO
city official would this place for an once Oh any
kind The Bureau is supported mainly By contributions
from tho various posts Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
THE OVERDUE LANCASTER.

w.su,xcroN March 20 lSpecial.-The fact
that the United States steam war vessei L"n-
caetor which sailed from Montevideo on January,
IA for Gibraltar. to ioin the European Squadron,
has not been heard from since she left Brazil
causes mucb uneasness at the Navy Department.
and many letters have been receiVeu I'LL parginS
relatives and friends of those on board 9esgirhhs
for any tdngs that may have been receiVeu = nc
IAncast S secOnd-rate vessel tin slzeh 1ounSnx
ten guns, and has crew Oh swsH ~ Iieutepsnt
Commander L. s. Houston, the former e1ecuIas sS
officer Captain S. l.. Breese, having been oeeacn S
and ordered home under charges pLoicr .natiag ~,
Rear-Admiral d. l.. Braine for lnsuDoralnatIion.
The Lancaster was built In $780, put nas , 49,
so thoroughly rebuilt that she may De conslueIedd
a comparatively new vessel Laso 20. ana hoisrs
hIu ~. after are IN bad condition anu naVe ooSi
recommended to be replaced with ne" ones Wy
Engineer-in- Chief Melville. , ,h. umor
Some of the officers here look upon one .uiVi
-. - LrvDaD.y lost US almost aDsuru, anu
attribute her long voyage to the rocuiots I ne
ulations which require wan Ves Sers and TO use
coil alone except in cases of great emergency
This regulation was made on the plea OF economy
An officer said to-day ,., D.. ,-ars
that which P5ASs Taxes use s Of
sea Is s%ay ss Psp @Usl Which recently returned from
three years cruise the European az long as She
would have 6esn she been permitted uss aef asys
gnes oe es S' than thousand dollars She had on
n;sF' u DssE1 e Rs sY s1s
beyond er ensnens they we're
S9Ts 4Ssss RsS Iss
they board which mn %uf S.f Be Sssn Scurd
sss Sssn that Su asda to
'S Sers: sn nus Dc
nothing q the pS Snss on snd Ooa
Voyage think that Lapeasters long yoySge sue
She s. h poDsby got caught Odms Ehs
and then she may had light or adverse "nUS W A'eS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
MATTERS IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE.

WASH rSGroN March 29.-It was ordered tnat'
tomorrow being Good Friday, whom the Senate so-
iourns to-day It be to meet on Saturday.
Mr. DAWES introduced bill to esiaousn courts
for tia Indians on the various reservations ana 70
extend the protection Of the laws Of the states anu
territories over all Indians. Referred
Mr. BERRY addressed the Senate on the sup>eos
~ the Presidents annual message.
THE senate then proceeded to the consideration Oh
hills on M calendar and passed sixtyon bills agalns.
which the-o was objection Jhe o,lls related
mainly to pnbc improvements. The Senate then az
journed tll Saturday
Mr. ENLoE. Of Tennessee reported adversely roso-
luton calling upon the Postmaster General for IN
formation In regard Canadian postage rates tros
summary Of discussion, see another Dispatch.
Mr. OATES of Alabama, from the COMMITTEES Oh
Revision of the Laws, reported the bill 10 pronio''
aliens from acquiring title to or owning lanes "''n'n
tho United states House calendar
The House then went Into Committee OF the " roio
on the Irdisn Appropriation bill Mr.. NELsos' VI
Minnesota took advantage of the general deoa1c 20
speak on the tariff. lie declared In favor oi ~
vision and reduction OF the tariff maao MN sp ~
he said to think that there were lean,hg eu ou IA
side OF the chamber who could think OF no o.nor n9
Tor tax reduction than whiskey ana tooacco. hV
and mt free sugar SALT and free LUMBER agahss
troe wklskev and free tobacco. The committee tnen
rose and the House adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30

MR. JEROME AGAINST THE FINN POOL BILL.

Albany, March 90 Qspecian.-Leonard W. Jerome and
John NJ. Bowers Of NewYorh were heard BY tho
General Laws Committee Of the Senate to-day In op-
position to the Finn Pool bill which excludes nom
the operations Of the Ives Pool bill French pools ana
combination betting. Mr. Jerome said that the TO
suit Of this bill would be to throw tho racing assoca-
tors into the hands Of the bookmakers-
Mr. Finn appeared for his bill and said be was
not acting in the interest Of the bookmakers. The
bin he said, had been drawn by Ambrose II. puruy
of New York whereupon Mr.. Jerome reIorrou " do-
cidedly uncomplimentary terms to Mr. Purdy, aading
though he Is my nephew" .., -. -
II. w Bowman. representing trottinB trachs' up
peared against the bill
:. The committee took no action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
ARMY ORDERS AND CHANGES.

washington. March ga general eourtmarusi mas
been ordered to at wllers Point NewforA sioor.
before It. The detail for the court as follows Ospsn
Edward Mcguire and Captain Solomon w RoesAer Corps
Of Engineers Second IAeutenanu Thomas Hdgwsy otn
ARTILLERY; Charles y. Parker 2d Artillery Mason si.
patrick Corps Of Engineers Francis Skunk Corps OF
Fnginesrs: James j. Meyier Corps OF Engineers ana
Joseph T. Kuhn. Corps Of Engineers, Judge advocate
The following changes have been made In stations IN
the Quartermasters Department: Captain A. H. Young
relieved from duty at Columbus bsfaekA ONO a'
"a duty At newport Barracks KY. Captain Charles A.
Alcood has been relieved from duty as San Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
n1scussrNG CANADIAN POSTAGE RATES.

WASHINGTON. March 80 Especial. -According
to recent ruling OF the Postmaster-General Can@-
dian merchants are given an unusual sdVahtage
over Americans and this fact led to vigorous
discussion in the House to-day. The CANADIAN
rate of postage is lower certain classes OF mer
chandse than that in this country YET py Iho
recent Postal treaty the Of each country are
accented and the mails freely exchanged. ACHING
upon this treaty right several American seeo mei-
chants who have branches In Canaua naHeu ev vs
to this country attixlng the required Oah cue.
postage But because the merchants were Ain s
cans the Postmaster General cOntenued tnaC uuey
shnuId nav Amer can rates and could not ENJOY the
rights which they would have II OanaulanS. All All
cordiugiy an order was issued directing onao Oh
seed packages giving indication that tney were
originally handled by an American urin 'AouiN W
marked up for postage. ,,y,.. ~,
Following this order, Congressman Wnloe, VI
New York introduced a resolution calling upon tle
Postmaster General to explain why an esp.onagg
had thus been placed on certain class OF nan
matter After holding the resolution SIX weeks, tne
House Committee on Post Offices and Post Hoads
this morning reported it back with the statemenI
that IL was not resolution OF inquiry Dut Vi ecu
sure of the Postmaster-General and an arIalgnment
Of that official The committee desired 10 navs
the resolut on tabled and the harsh Things saiu
ohout the POST Office Department brought to
close. 49, ,,,..s 60 HE
feet in a speech denouncing the policy wmcn pre-
ferred Canadians to Americans lie wanted "
know why there was SUCH continued nrch;J
the English Government. II another orcnio
statesman came to negotiate treaty our Caoines
officers would catch the cOntaglon, dash arounu
in English broughams, with orchids in their put,
tonhoes carrying huge canes ana leaolhg puu
INNS, Mr.. Reed urged that the Postmaster-Gen-
araI should do the explaining and not the COM
mittee After q lengthy debate the resolution was
tableda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
A DESPERATE cRAB FOR CAMPAIGN FUNDS

DESPERATE GRAB FOR CAMPAIGN FUNDS
Albany, March 90 lspccal.-The minority mcmbcrs
of the Assembly Committee Canals tried to forcs
on the Assembly this morning bill favoring an ap-
preparation OF 81 100000 for canal improvements.
struggle nearly took place for this was complete
surprise to the majority. which had decided to ask
for only s53o,OO0. The Speaker ruled however, that
bill could not DO received from the minority members
Of the Canal Committee The bill was introduced BY
Assemblyman Gallagher, tho only Ropnoncan who
voted for the larger amount -
The Canal Committee of the Senate handed In It's
report this morning. favortng an appropriation OF
$1,000 600 Senators Arnold and Sloan Repub
lcaus. dfssentcd. Senator Laughin, chairman OF tho
committee. and Senator sweet voted Win the Demo-
cratic members.
The canal appropriations werc made special order
In the Senate for next Wednesday, ana In the Assembly
for next Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
MIR. poRsHErmBrs BoDr BROUGHT HERE

Tha hodv Of william Dorshemer arrived here yesterday
ornna from savannah In charge OF Mira Dorshemer ~
was taken to his home. No. iol Psrkave where u WIZ
remain until tho funeral. which VIII take place grace
sd =, the house yesterday TO express their sympathy
Mrs Dorshelmer Is almost Frustrated
The day before he died Mr. Dorshemer seemed greatly
mnroved and almost himself again Shortly after arriving
In savannah the party went out for drive As the
Uea.he, wa warm Mr. DJrshemsr wore no o,ercost The
cold he caught then supposed 70 have been the immed
ato cause OF his death The body WIN be taken % bufalo
far ur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
=, ,oss 70 TIE soUIrABtfsoo1ErE

The osclals of the Eautab Life Assurance society
in sis oy cay tina. The dispatches Dublshed here stating
that superintendent Orr Of the Beifass Agency wiz nov
he orosecused for the recent foreres committed ase
ara not authentic a. % they have bean h.or -
their London agent who has oontfo On ss $3.50 ~,
49, ,na Ia,sst adytcss received here the Officers so
,hs, tho London agent will take mea'rss 70 punish ~.
neous concerned 10 attempting % dstrsnd the s'Ss s"
The timely discovery the forged death esruh's''
the soelety from pecupary losa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
.,,,s nrIAYEp BY rHf FOO

The North German Lloyd steamship ss''s "a y. vouss
lrvns Lacy Josef Holman. board. gos cut o. ns
ossnns !, 10 m yesterday and continued On NOV
' s".aa rhs steamship Dc Ruytes nom Ansvesr
sooS.a an the Romsf shosi yesterday nlonins Da 81.
80 ,,,,,s later The steamer City Of washington -
- hsr voyage from Havana by the fog shs IN
a.. ,os b,nk little above Cape Hattszss and aa ~
essaps n unt,l sAe reached ths posA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
shocking Accident,

60 read tho headlines OF nany newspaper colsmn asd
va perase with atsrss the details 81 the estss
rob and are deeply impressed by the sscrncs OF hunsn
life involved thousands OF mon and women are falnf
victims every year 10 that terrible asesse
srrolua Of he their freds are saus
e 10 bclsvr the dy incurabe Now. there co1h be no
re,ter n,fstsks earthly OF restore
uag rely wasted out Dr. Pierce. oodse mail ~,
oonsumption n time. DO noi thsrsiofe despair
urtlI yoa nave tiled this wonderful remedy