6‘
sun. FIGHTING FOR‘LIFE.
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RAY 0F HOPE.
Ilia Physicians. ”our, (live No Anor-
slu of the Evan-tors lflttnate Re—
covery—ate Fat Boy or Two wm
Doubt)". Tell the story.
le YORK, April ll.-——Roacoe Caikllug’s
canditlonmined exceedingly critical yea—
terdsy. Tint phrase is often applied to sick
man. Beta-applied to RoscoeConkling it
carriesitswom significance. Than is Just
room tar hope that he may recover, hardly
more. The doctors will not discuss his
chanwrot movery, and that may tairly he
mans-dad as an indication thatthey regard
the chances as against him. Dr. ,Fordyce
Barkertlnished what he slid wouldhe his
lastvieltto his path” last night atalittle
alter-9p. m. Thenhemidthatwhat changes
had taken place in his pauent’a condition
hadheenin his favor. But then hewould
notveutnreto espre- any opinionaetothe
prospect of his ultimate recovery.
ll sympathy and good wishes could help
him in his struggle for lite, with thoodde
neemiugly agnhist him, Roscoe Conkling
would speedily get the better of the disease
which oppresses him Medical and surgical
skillhave done their least [or him. For the
resthemust mm. to that robust physique,
firms will and abundant vitality which have
hemasouroeotprideto himallhis lilo,and
which ledhimso raahly toplunge into the
enowdrifte when the hlimrd held
of the town, thereby bringing upon himseli
we complaint withth heia now doing
suchgrimhattle. There huodisgnising the
lactthathislilehangsonothresd ills
phylicians virtually concede as much. What
lmdaanzelementottragedytothe struggleis
the fact that Mr. Canning is not wasted with
disease; heisstill strong, thonghmostot the
time delirium renders his struggle tor lite an
unconscious one.
Throughout the greater part of yesterday
‘ Mr. Conkling was delirious, sometimes he
alumhered fitfnlly, and again there were brief
moments when he was rational ,ln biode-
lirilnnheseemedtohehnnnted bytheiecling
that he ought to he at work. He was able to
take some nourishment, such as eggs, cofleo
and milk. Dilliculty was eometim ox-
perienoed in getting him to takehismedicine.
Dre. Barker, Bands and Hartley were in
consolation from 8:15 until 9 o'clock last
night, and while they agreed that the symp
toms were more favorable, they were unwill-
ing to make public the nature of the reme-
diesheing applied. No opiates were being
used, nor would they be it their us.- could be
avoided. All of the changes in the puticnt’s
condition that had occurred sincefio’clocl:
were in Mr. Conkling’a favor.
When Mr. Conkling awoke from his long-
eataleeping spell, at 9:10, he recognized his
wife and spoke pleaenntly to her. This was
his first moment of oonscionsncses during the
day. He also recognized Dr. Hartley, whom
hegreeted with a smile andnsimkeot the
hand. After taking a little nourishment the
patient went oil into another quiet sleep. He
soon awoke, however, and became rather
restless; but at 9:30 was sleeping again
At 1 o'clock this morning, after nahort
per-lat of quiet waketulneas, Mr. Canning
was again sleeping. The attendant physician
said his patient's condition appeared more
hopeful then than at any time since the
operation was pcrfonncd.
Dr. Barker will not venture an opinion as
to the chances of Mr. Conlsiing's recovery,
but hopes that if he canhekcptaliro for
three days longer he may he saved. The
worst fears were that physical exhaustion
may {allow the patient‘s terrible sullering,
and the result of that would naturally lye
fatal. "The inseam” said the physician, “is
a treacherous one, and no one can prophesy
the turns for the hotter or worse that it may
take at any time.“
A Notorione Bunk 1'th I'm Again.
sz You, April ll.——Inspector Byrnea
warmthepolice authorities of the country
gm George White, alias "HM”IM “Bliss,”
was yesterday from the Varmint
state lie-hm, where he has served nearly four-
teen years for thetamrohhery of the First
Notional hank, ot Barre, VL, July 6, 1875.
Whitekoneofthemostexpertcracksmenm
ware state prismin um. Hebe to
Jimmy Hope’s Momma! hankrol»
here .~
The British-Am
u writes:
“momma,
”maul.“
mum to Hoaiulu
Geek relic! in rainmatiltheyheginto
use Ayer'a Bonaparilla. Then they re
gret the years oi loitering they might
have escaped had they tried this remedy
earlier. The trouble was constitutional
not local; and, until Ayer'e Seriou-
rlllo did its emotive work as an
Alteratlve and Blood Purifier, they were
compelled to suffer.
f The wile of Samuel Page, 21 Austin
at., Lowell, Mast, was, tor along time.
subject to severe headaches. the ruult
oi stomach and liver disorders. A per-
lect cum hue been enacted by Ayer'o
Snrupnr'illa.
Frank Rubens, 7'27 Washiu a at,
Boston. says that ho iormerly ad ter-
rible headaches, and until he took
Ayer'a Salesperillu. never lonnd any
medicine that would give
Permanent Relief.
“Et’orv Spring, for years," writes
Lizzie W. DcVeuu, on rummn st.,
Brooklyn, Bl. \'., "I have had intoler-
able heady-lies. I commenced the use
of Ayer's Sureaparilln last March, and
have not had a headache since that
time.”
”i suitcrod from headache. indigo»
lion, and dobilitv, and was hardly able
to drag myscll n mnt the house,” writes
Mrs. Bl. M. Louis» oil A at, Lowell
hides. “ .-\y.»r‘s Snrsnpnrilla has worked
a nmrrolons change in my new. I now
icel strung um! well as over."
Jonas Gannon, Earp, oi llykins. P...
" For years i have antlered
alrcznlinlly, «very Bpriu ', from licnilaclic,
caused by impurity u the blood and
hiiousncns. It seemed [or days and
weeks that my head would split open.
Nothing rclicvcd me till I took Ayer's
Sarsnparilla. This medicine has cured
me completely."
When Mrs. Genevra Belanger, of 24
Brill 0 st., Springfield, Mass.. begun to
use yer’e Sarsafarillanhe had sudercd
for some year: mm a serious ntiection
oi the kidneys. Every 8 ring, nlao, she
was atllictcd with he ache, loss 0!
appetite, and indigestion. A friend per;
sanded her to use Aycr's Barsapanlla,
which benefited her wonderfully. ller
health is now perfect. Martyrs to heml-
ache ahonld try '
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer k 00.. Lowell,flau.
Price .1; six bottles, t5. Worth 86 a bottle.
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THORNTON H. SMITH,
Lenox Hill Building Company. -
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SEASONABLE JEWELER.
B arga In 5 WWW“? F!“ in glasses.
‘ Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
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hale the town. Ir 1’.
Price 35c 2. lb.
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hirstewiugzmnhejust splendid . ., , » _, - , ._
sauce, and all! slit’ll pics. ”'H‘Plror Rheumatism
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Dried Apricots
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35 Cents a. Bottle.
Plenty of good Baldwin apples" sow at
Pine new mode Butter. ltis Geo. 8" PlaIStedr
Lemons, l5 cts. dozen.
oranges, 30c, elsewhere 35c.
rosy. Price 30c. elsewhere 3'3 a “mu "1”." 3?“?5’ , .. “a“
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crty advancing. Lots in Very Low Price». (”VS YOUR 0‘VN HOME AND STOP PAY] NH BENT. livery Person can buy and build
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Also
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.Wire Steel liner luau,
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Canned Goods.
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