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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

various Items of Interest from Our
sister city.

The Street Committee met at the Council
chamber Yesterday afternoon, aud in COM
many with other members OF the Council
and City.Engineer Leayenworth made
tnur Of the ungraded streels with a
view TO a practical examination OF the
Grade pro(les that have been prepared
by the Engineer. The committee Will
hold another meeting and prepare report 10
he presented to the ouncil at lts next meet
inc IL is TO be hoped that in their tour the
honorable city fathers were so impressed
with the depIoraDle csndition OF the streets
In certain localities that early Improvements
will be the result.
Tha sewerage question Is receiving great
deal Of attention just now, aud sfter the
tsx.payers who bsve applied Tor water on
their premises shall have fully realized what
aif,icultles are 10 the way OF getting the
u,ste. water of their lots they will insist
unon having sewers, aud without delay. A
erest many people are takiRg water, and
more will follow their example IS soon as
there q assurance Of the early Introduction
of a system OF sewerage.
The new Methodist church al the corner
of Fifth aud Decatur streets. which has JUST
beeu completed. Is very attractive suuc-
ture. and the Interior IS very nanusomsiy
finished and furnished. The OLD oouss OF
worsb,p Is just in rear OF the new one, and
NV opeu,ng large foldlng.doors the TWO
rooms can be thrown into one, thus fufnish'
inc ample accommodations for a very large
congres alton. The dedicatorr sermon viii
hs preached on the Oath instant by Bishop
w. Wilson, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Csnrch. South. Bishop Wilson Is Que ol
,he finest preachers In America
The speech msde at Chesterfield Court
house on Mondxy by Colonel Thomas White
hesa state Commissioner Of Agriculture
sxas heard by very large crowd OF farmers
and IL awakened new interest In the cause
cs CT sgrlcullure and Immigration, both oi
which be discussed.
n s.coestsr Lodge OF Mssoas contemplate
.~e~fius 4 Masonic temDe on she eorner o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
GREAT TnoUGmrs OF THE HOUR
speeches by secretary Fiournoy and
EDITOR Betr1c.

The Powhaian Club, and many OF their
friends no doubt, will meet al the clubrOoms,
on the west side Of Eighth street between
Broad and Marshall, st $3.50 O'Clock tonight
to hear speech from the Hon. Henry w.
Flournoy. This geBileman IL son OF The
great Whig leader and orator Thomas Sian-
hope Flournoy; was gallant Confederate
soldier. part Of the time in the Third COM
pany OF Richmond IOwtZers; was for some
wears Judge OF Danvlle sndis now Secretary
of the CommOnwea He is a very enthu-
siastic and entertaining speaker, ana VIII
discuss practical ISSUES including The race
question-in n practical way. lie Is not a
candidate for Governor; nor indeed must IL
be surmised that the Powhsian Club intend
only TO invite candidates for the euDerua'
forill char to address them. On the con-
trarv they have invited many who bave no
poliiical aspirations whatever 10 do them
the honor Of presenting their views on
political affairs.
Tonight Coloncl Richard F. Belrne VIII
address the Clay Ward Actiyes and Demo-
cratic citizeus generally NJ Rcinhardts Hall.
That he will have an audience OF large sue
there can he no doubt since It il known
that he always speaks we'll and invariably
presents in bright and original wsy able
and decided opinions on the engrosslng
tOpics OF the hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
WHO IS MRS. WINSLOW 4?

Asthisques.iou Is frequently asked. We will sim
ply say that she Is lady who for upwards Of forty
years has untiringiy devoted her time and tai
ents "a a female Physician and Nurse, princi-
pally among children. She has especially stu
died the constitution and wants of This numerous
class AMI az a result Of this effort aa1 practical
knowledge, Obtained IN o lifetime spent as a
nurse aud physician, she has compounded a
soothing Syrup for children teothing. IL ope.
rates nke maglc-giyng rest and health, and lis
moreover sure to regulate the bowels. In con-
SEQUENCE Of this article, Mr.. WinsioW r. becom-
ing world-renowned "a q benefactor Of hor race,
children certainly do RISE UP aOd bless her; es-
pecialiy Is this tho case In this city. Vast Quan
titles Of the Soothing Syrup are DAILY sold and
used here We think Mrs. WinsloW has immor.
talzed her name by this invaluable article, and
We sincerely believe thousands OF children have
been saved from an early grave by its timely
use, and that millions yet unborn will share rs
benefits aud unite in calling her blessed. No
MOTHER has discharged her duty 20 her suffering
little one. In our opinion, until she has given IL
the benefit OF Mrs. WlnslOw's Soothing syrup.
Try Il, mothers. TRY IT sow.-LGfies' Yssit0r, New
YORK city. sold by all druggists. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. ia 2s-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
visit 90 the Pubiic SCHOOLS Of Rich
uaDutI

Colonel j. b. Cary, late Superintendent OF
CIV schools, accompanied by Mr.. John 4.
Deaue, prominent resident OF CbIesgo'
visited the colored Normal aud High school,
and the Baker cOlored school on yesterday
Mr.. Deane was anxious 10 see the working
OF the schools, aud was shown over Tue en-
,irs buildings, inspecting the work and OBJ
serving the discipline. The schools were
assembled for short while and gave him
some specimens OF singing. recitstlons' &C.
Mr.. Deane made some handsome addresses,
which we're very complimentary. lie re-
marked that the city OF Richmond hsd lust
cause TO feel proud OF her public schools
and that tue people OF The North nad no
;des Of The amount OF money and paios
snent in the education OF the colored race.
He would csrry the news home with him,
and il would surprise great many people.
Colonel airy also addressed the schools IN
his usual happy style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
Confirmed by the seuate.


WASHINGTON, March l3.-The senate has
confirmed the following nominations: A. G..
MelIete. Governor OF Dakota; F. b. Rich
ardson, Secretary OF Dakota; Cornelius IL.
Hanford, OF Washington Territory, Chief
Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the Terri.
tory Of Washington; George ". irwin, OF
Montana, Marshal Of the United states Tor
the Territory OF MOntsna; Smiley \. Cham.
bers, OF indiana, United States Attorney for
the District OF Indiana; George ;. Batchel-
Ior. OF New York. Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury vice Hugh 5. Thompson, resigned !;
Albert G.. Porter. OF Indiana. Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister PlenipotentIary OF the
United States to Italy; John A. Enander, OF
Illinois, Mlnister-Resident ard Consul
General OF the United states to Denmark
Walker Blaine. Of Maine, Examiner OF
Claims in the State Department The con.
firmation OF Walker Blaine was out OF the
usual order, and was made by unanimous
consent, probably as a compliment to his IA
ther. The position TO which he Is appointed
is practically that OF legal adviser or CLAW
officer" OF the State Department, and its in
cumhent necessarily occupies specially CONT
dental relations with the Secretary.
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p.nnerrv Trnnnrara.

Richmond: William II. Lucke and vile to
Carrie Thalhmer, wife OF Moses Thalhimer,
81 feet on south side Of Grace street near Ry-
land, g, 7sO; same to Pauline Thalhimer,
wife OF Gus Thaitimer, n feet on south side
OF Grace street near Rysnd, $3.50; Charles
f. Whitlock aud Others to Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company. right oil way Tor
tunnel under 1876 feet on south side OF Mar
shall street between Twenty-third and Twen.
ty-fourth and 60 feet on north side OF Broad
street between Twentv.third and Twenty
fourth, 5000.
Henrico James n. Dunlop's trustee to
Thomas II. Carter, p. II. Mavo, and Page q.
Carter, Lots 26i, 2Gj, 2G6, 2G7 in the plan OF
sydney. $4,000; Louis and Edward G.
Rawlings aud their wives 10 Grace =. and
Kate J. Powelps trustee, 20 feet on east side
Of Wac street between Hanover and Grove
avenue, 81 400; Joseph Il. sands and wife TO
Lucy +. Sands's trustee, y j-l2 feet on south
side OF Main street between Third and
Fourth, and ~ feet on Beverley street near
Randolph, S25; Lucy p. Ssnds's trustee to
John Coltart. 42 feet on Beverley street near
RandOlDb. 1918.
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Personals and Briefs.

A. J. Chewing aud wife are spending a
few days in Florida.
A new start is soon to be made in the up
town hotel movement.
Mr.. Charles Spott, Jr, of the new firm oil
spo & Spott, has gone to New York on bu-
slness.
Major David Games, Of Charlotte, n mem-
ber Of the state Board OF Agriculture, Is in
the city.
Rev. Mr.. Turubull. who Is TO be DR.. Hoge's
assistant at the Old.Market Hall services, IA
in the city.
Mrs. Sarah Woodson has been chosen ma
tron OF the Ladies' Home, on Seventh street,
vice Mrs. Braxton, resigned.
Mr.. Sol. Haas, general traffic manager OF
the Associated Railways, reached the city
yesterday afternoon from the south.
simon Harris qualified in the Chancery
Court Yesterday as the administrator OF the
estate OF Kitty Quarles. The estate ia small.
Jsmes c. Hin. Jr., Esq, late editor OF the
Scottsville Courier. passed through the city
Yesterday en- route TO the City OF Mexico
his future home.
Mr.. William +. Owens, of New York, who
has sustained a great affliction In the loss OF
his wife, is the guest OF DR.. w. Leigh Bur-
ton, 206 east Cary street.
A meeting Of the subscribers TO the capits
stock Of the Savings Bank OF Richmond will
be held at the Office OF Warren 4 Quarles to-
day at 4 O'Clock for the purpose OF orgsniza-
tion.
"Civil Government in Spain !" is the title
OF q handsome little book Just out, OF which
the Hon. J. l.. NJ. Curry, Of Richmond. Is
the author. Our city is becoming = regular
book writing centre.
Rev. W. o. Waggener will deliver a lee.
ture at Laurel-street Methodist church to-
night on surprises" Mr. wsggener Is q
very agreeable speaker, and will doubtless
have a large audience TO hear him.
General X. Lindsay Walker, who now
lives on bis fine James nver farm, near CO.
lumbia, Vas IN the city yesterday. lie spoke
IN terms OF great affection OF Captain Francis
w. Dawson. who was member OF the Pur-
cell battery when the General Was its com
mander.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

\ ECTURE AT LAUHEL-STREEH
II METHODIST EPISCOPAL, hch oy h'r.
". o. WAGGENEK Tn-Nl1Hi. Narh iin, o.
oclocG. Subject: "sURrklsE,." Admi~loa.
Adults. 25c.. childreu. l5c. mh Iii.
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E.aa, inc CanitoI.

Governor Lee yesterday granted pardon
10 George Lewis, who was sentesced on
July 10, 1879. TO eighteen years 10 the peni-
teniiary from Chesterfield county for murder
in the second degree. The pardon was
granted upon the recommendation OF the
pbvslcian OF the penitentlary that Lewis
would not live II kept confined.
The Governor has removed the political
disabilities OF Isaac Coleman, OF Charlotte
county, convicted OF petit larceny.
The following e0nvicts were received al
the pen,teniiary yesterday: Moses Wiley,
from King and Queen county, two years TOR
housebreaking; James Dorsey Nicholas.
from Page county, three years for abducton.
w. T.. Haynes, sherItfoi King and Queen (;
]. n. Chapman, sheriff OF PAGE. and {. I:
Phillips. clerk Of the Corporation Court oil
Portsmouth,, were st the Capitol yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
Reurico County Court.

In the Henrco County Conrt yesterday
the case OF benjamin Williams. charged with
breaking into the storehnnse OF Thomas
Burns and stealing Sl20 IN United States cur
rencg, was called for trial. The accused,
VINO Is young colored man. pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to one year in the peni-
teuuary. Nearly all OF the money was re-
covered soon after the robbery occurred,
The Court directed an order to be entered
summoping the landowners along the route
of Robinson on Meadow street to appear on
Monday next to show cause, if any they can,
why this street. which runs from Cary 10
Broad, intersecting the latter near where the
Hermitage road branches OF, shall not be
opened.
Mr.. George d. Carter appeared in court
and qualified as a notary public for the
county.
The court will be in session sgain oday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
a,nna thn resf.

AIlcock's Porous PIasters have success
fully stood the test Of over thirty years use
by the public; their virtues have never been
equaIled by the uuscrupulons imttstors who
have sought 10 trade upon the reputation OF
AIlcock's by making plxsters with holes 10
them and claiming them to be "iust as good
ss AilcccRs."
Atlcock's Porous PIasters stand to-day en-
d0rsed Dy not only the highesI medical all.
thofities but by millions OF grateful patients
who have proved their efficacy as house
hold remedy.
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raE D0crea.' oIsPUTE.
Appointment OF sew Resident Pbysi-
class az tne AImshouse.

Or. Edward Mccarthy and DIR. J. VI.
Whitfield have been appointed resident ply
scians 10 The provisional vacancies al the
hospital Of the city slmshouse.
Dr. Mccarthy is son Of the late Edward
Mccarthy. OF this city, so well and so siiec.
tionately remembered. Tie graduated at the
Medical College Of Virginia IN the class OF
1850. snd after praciicing for short time IN
the Valley OF Nirg1nis came back 70 the clty,
where he is taking rank as one OF it- rising
practitioners. During the term Of ISL 81
he filed the position az rcsiden. physician AZ
the almshOuse hospital, where be Is stu re-
membored for the efficiency and gentieness
Of hls service. Actuated by the genes
rous nature which was such distinguishing
feature IN the character Of bic father. II was
natural for him in this emergency 10 tender
his services to the institution. which be re-
membered with so much OF interest.
Dr. Whitfield Is a son Of the Rev. fheo-
dorc A. Whitfield, D. d., Is graduate OF
the University Of Virginia OF the class OF
1885, and has famtlisrlzed bimself with the
practical duties Of his profession ny serving
one term as resident physician az the Retreat
for the Sick in this city and another az an
attendant on the hospitals OF New York city.
lie proves his devotion to the city Of bic re-
cent adoption bv The alacrity OF his response
TO a call for service In its largest charify.
TIE cuArRNANsHIP or THE COMMITTEE.
Though the duties Of the Superintendent
and OF the physician Of the almsbouse baVe
now been Interpreted by The Committee Tor
the ReHef Of the Poor the discussion has LETT
some aceTbity with the committeeman, ana
misunderstanding has srlseo between the
chairman and some OF his associates, and In
secret session night before last resolution
WAS presented asking the chairman TO re-
sign. Decisive action was, however, post
poned for thirty days.
Bv that time ii Is hoped the angry feelings
aroused will bave so calmed down that the
brethren will be able to dwell together IN
that accord and unity hitherto characteristic
OF thcm.
FRESH BREAKOCT EXPECTED.
In City Council circles last night II was
said that 30 far from this matter having
ended fresh outbreak was expected ana
that the whole matter was likely 10 oe
brought before the Council In the form OF
charges OF some sort or other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

Cowardin avenue and Hull street OF 50 cary
day. Arrangements will be made IN u"
davs TO have the dirt on their LOT removed.
Messrs. Woodward Il 500, who recenuy
had four frame detached dwellings erec.eu
on Seventh street between semEes ana hs.
Donougb, two Of which are not yet quass
complete, have Just hsd the foundation i,La
for four more. A number OF otser ouIu-
ings are Ia process oil erection tnrous"
out the city. s.,a
The Methodist church nj Chesteraelo
Courthouse IS nearly completed and WILSON
be dedicated.
Sir. David Forester bas left for San Diego'
Cal, where be will spend several months.
Postmaster Jordan has ordered eleetrie
lights placed In the post-ofice.
Mr.. Richard Putney left yesterday TOT MS
home in Buckingham.
The Hastings Court meets nezt MonuA''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
u,,,,. Csnnoway acquitted.

The Hastings Court sas engaged yester-
tlay in the trial OF Mile Gannoway, tue
coIored woman charged with sending poison
to herself aud al the same time trying 20 lay
the charge TO Mary Themss, ano'eer coioreo
woman, Of wtom Il Is SAID that hihle was
,ssi,ns The facts In the case have been
tuIlv published In the Dispatch.
Ir. Edgar Allan represented the accused
and Colonel spotswood appeared for the
Commonwealth.
A large number OF witnesses were exam
,,ad and il was quite late hour before the
case was given 70 The Jury.
The Drisoner was acquitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

music last summer, aud last fall he and his
hand oi eighteen pieces enlisted In the First
VtrgIuls regiment IA fegimental musicians.
Al a meeting oi the band Tuesday night Mr..
George Noelktr, the cornet soloist OF the
band aud an accomplished composer and ar.
ranger, was elected leader, and Mr.. A. LEES
was chosen assistant leader. The band viii
De kept up TO eighteen pieces. Mr.. Isrdells
rendered bis resignation 10 Adiuiant J II.
Derb,shire OF the First regiment on the
tfh ~ March
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
Charlottesville Items.

Correspondence Of the Richmond DlsDstchl
MARCH Is, 1889.
MuscO, the condemned negro confined in
the county Jail sentenced to be hanged on
the 10th instant for the murder OF Policeman
Seal. when told that his execution had been
STAYED for the present at least, said he was
very glad, but did not make any unnecessary
demonstration. Musco has always expressed
the opinion that he would not be hanged.
Miss Matte Jones, OF ScottsVille, Va, IS
IN the city visiting her sister. Mrs. James Il.
Jarmen.
Miss Lena Ambrsselli is in Richmond
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Eva Gator nee Williams) died OF
typhoid. fever in Baltimore yesterday morn
Ing. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j. Williams, her parents,
OF this city, received telegram last week
announcing her illness, and Mrs. Williams
was with her daughter when she died. Dir.
Williams received telegram yesterday an-
nounclng Mrs Caor's death, and he left on
an afternoon train for Baltimore.
Mr. W. j. smith is in Lexington, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
Trotttng-norse Breeders.

Atan informal conference Of some OF the
officers OF the Virginia Trotting-Horse
Breeders Association yesterday morning 1t
was decided 10 hold a meeting OF the Execn-
tive Committee Friday or saturday 10 con-
slider the question Of calling the entire asso-
citation together at an early day. The asso-
citation intends having a meeting every
spring, and the one this year will probably ne
held the 2d Of April. At that meeting, II
called. the question OF having trotting races
here this season will be decided. II 1t Is de-
cided to have any races they will be con-
Quoted strictly for the benefit OF the troltlng
breeders, and, as a member put It yesterday,
"nOt for the benefit OF gamblers"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
Hiii City Gatherings.

Especial telegram 70 tho Dispslch-l
LYScHBURG. Va, March l3.-The mar
riage last night OF +. Crump, well-snown
Young businessman OF this city, aud Miss
Alpna Lee, daughter OF John A. Lee, was
the great socisl event OF the week. Ihe
marriage took place at I" Locust Hlh'' Bed
ford county, the country seat OF the brides
father, and was attended by large number
Of people from this city.
senator John W. Daniel has been elected
president OF the Lyncnburg Lasd Company.
The suit OF samuel shelton against the
Richmond and Allegheny and the Piedmont
Electtic-Light Company in the Corporation
Court was decided in favor OF the plsintiIi
and he was awarded damages 10 the amount
OF 81, ,305. Each company to the suit was
held equally responsible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
THE WHEEL COMPANY.
stoekhoIders Resolve 40 Increase
Their stock.

At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Virginia and North Carolina Wheel
rompanv held Yesterday at noon in the office
Of ihe President OF the Planters National
Rank the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Colonel Thomas MeMa-
non. president; Norman V. Randolph.
secretary and treasured. Directors; W. j..
Wes,Uood, p. II. Adams, }. j. Montague,
james McGraw. and W. a. McMahon, OF
New York.
II was decided TO increase the capital stock
OF The company from $4,000 to 100000.
This company was organized about year
age. but tue works have only been IN opera
tfon about seven months. Their business
has been very satisfactory, and the plant is
To be increased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
The Cruiser Charleston

10y tuIDBI HP1 70 '11V D'1F''11El
WASHINGTON, March l3.-The contractors
building the new cruiser Charleston at san
Franclsco have informed the Navy Depart
ment, in answer to telegraphic inquiry, that
the vessel will be ready for trial in TWO or
three weeks. Secretary Tracy says that the
purpose OF the departments inquiry appears
10 have been Misunderstood. Captain Bel
KNAPP, who was the head Of the trial board,
was recently detached aud ordered TO China
II was necessary to fill the vacancy on tue
trial board caused by his retirement, and the
department. telerraphed tue builders OF the
Charleston In order TO ascertain when the
appointment must be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

RICHMOND, VA, March Is, 1889.
have this dag severed my connection
with Msssr.. Wanarnsker 6 Brown a. their
s.les agent for Richmond. 10 few days
will have q complete line of samples from one
OF the bcs; tailoring estabishneuts 10 this
country, and win be prepared to make
clothing 70 order IN the best style and At
.ock-bottom prices. Call at the "Liitle store
Around the Corner" and see the samples and
prices. +. LESLIE SPENCE. Agent,
No, g north Ninth street.
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wood CEMETERY.
Cows. Goats. and Chickens Have Free
Access

A few days ago gentleman visited Holly.
wood cemetery to have some work attended
TO on his lot, aud found TO his surprise ana
modification seven chickens scratching ana
feeding on hls section, and drove of two
COWS that we're very near his lot. Inc sec
tons in the neighDOrhOod all g9ye evidence
that CONS and chickens had been depre'
dating upon them. Tins is dcsecralloh
tnat ought not TO be tolerated. THOUSANDS
NJ dollars are expended annually bv section.
owners in Hollywood IN beauIifying and
adoruinc their sections, and they should be
nroiected and encouraged. Complaints are
continually being msae about depredatlons
OF this sort IN the cemetery, aud the evil
should be remedied at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

The loom-hxers, who began TO 20 out yester.
day, have sll left their places to-day and
joined The strikers. They refused 10 weave,
aud many OF them were discharged In con-
sequence. The state Board Of Arbitration
has arrived. snd IL inqairing into the sitna-
ton. The same quiet order which has cha
ractefized the strike sll along prevails tbs
morning, and no special police are detailed
for duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
Con.umpston, scrofuia,

General Debility. Wasting Diseases OF Cbll-
dren, Chronic Coughs, and Bronchitis eau
be cured by the use OF Scotts Emulsion OF
Pure Cod-Liver Oh with ypophospnltes.
Prominent physicians use itaud testify to it,
great value Please read the following; 81
used SCOTS Emulsion for an obstinate
Cough. with Ilemorrhage. Loss OF Appetile,
Emsciatlon, Sleeplessuess, &c. All of these
hsve now left. and believe your Emulsion
has saved n case OF well.developed Consump-
toni. j. FNDLEY, VI. d., Lore star.
rpyas