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NO APOLOGY FOR WIGS,
ATTENTION BALD HEADS.

nT all the remedies ever devised for the res
" toration and preservation of the HAik,
rothing has been found equal TO ALiBERr's
OLEAaiNoUs HAIR TorIc. II seldom fails TO
restore the hair to health and beauty. Many
who were bald three months ago, can now
exhibit luxuriant heads OF hair.
Copy of letter from DR.. s. S. Fitch.
Philadelphia May 10, 1888.
DR.. Jayne.-Dear Sir--I feel that can
hardly say enough 10 you in favor Of Alibert's
Oleaginous Hair Tonic, sold by you. My
hair had been falling of about two years, and
had become very thin, threatening speedy
badness, when commenced using this remedy.
In about one week il ceased to fall Off
! have used il now about three months, and
have as full and thick head of hair as ! can
possibly desire. ] have recommended its use
TO number Of my friends, who all speak well
ofit. IL faithfully employed, have no doubt
OF its general success. | may add that before
using the Tonic, had tiled almost all the va
rious articles employed for the hair, such as
the Macassar Oil, all the different preparations
of Bears Oil, Vegetable Hair Oil, &c. Sc,
without experiencing much, IL any benefit.
Respectfully yours, $. s. FITCH,
"a
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lTGoods at Cost.

A JONES, is calculating to let his Store
IA. next Spring, offers for sale his STOCK,
which consists Of general assortment OF all
kinds of GOODS, usually kept in sIa Country
Store, at cost for Cash; OF will SCI at very
small advance on credit.
Fayetteville, Dec. so, 1899. IS
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New Tailoring Estab-
liShment.

TUNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform
Il the inhabitants of Putney, and vicinity,
that he has opened Shop in Grouts building,
nearly opposite Blacks Stage House, where
he intends carrying on the
Tailoring business,
in all its various branches; and hopes by strict
and prompt attention to business, to merit and
receive share ofthe pupc patronage The
latest SEJ- New YonK and BosToN FAsHIoEs
regularly received.
N. b. Cutting done for others 10 make at
short notice, and garments warranted 10 iii il
properly made up; particular attention paid to
marking the same, that there may be 20 mistake
in making up.
II. ELMER.
Puincy, Nov. %, 1889. ms
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17

MALTA Brun Geography and Atlas, Q
IvA new Edition, much improved, at
THE BRATTLEBoRo BOOKSTORE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17
Copy ofa letter from C C. Park, Pastor ofihe
Baptist Church, al Haddonfeid, N. j.

fUUtSt tHuFCNs az ffUUUUtlJfCf0s ~ -
Haddonfeld, N. J. Feb. 18th, 1899.
DR.. j. Jayne,-Sir--i take pleasure in in
forming you that the bottle of Aliberi's Hair
Tonic, which | obtained of you last October
has proved most satisfactory and successful
My hair had for a long time been exceedingly
thin. But for two or three years past il had
so fallen out, that my head had become almost
entirely bald. ! was under the necessity oi
conceaing the badness by combing the hair on
the sides over il. But now after using about
half a bottle Of the "Tonic," have as luxuri-
ant growth of hair as ever had. G. G. PARK.
The Rev. Leonard Fletcher, Pastor of the
Baptist Church, at Great Valley, Pa, who had
been more or less bald for many years, used
three bottles of the HAIR Toxic, and has now
fine growth OF new hair over all that part oI
his head where he was before bald, writes
"My hair is growing finely, ] assure YOU"
j.. FLETCHER.
West Chester, Pa. March ., 1889.
Mr.. Bond, one of the Coupositors in the
Office of the Philadelphia Public Ledger, who
had lost nearly all his hair from off the top OF
his head, has had il completely restored by the
use of this ToSIc. Two Officers of the Amer
lean Navy had good heads of hair restored Ia
hem by using. five bottles each Of this Hair
Tonic, one ~ whom was over sixty years oil
age. -Four gentlemen connected with th.
Public Press in Philadelphia have also had their
badness removed by using this remedy. The
Rev. MIR. Parker, Pastor Of The PresJyferia,
Church in Delaware County, Pa, who was
completely bald over all the top of his head,
and was also becoming considerably GRAY, has
usrd only two bottles of this Tonic, and has
not only luxuTiant growth of new hair upon
his head, hut all the GRAY HAIRS have disap-
peared, and their places have been supplied BY
healthy hair, Of natural colour. Finally,
nine cases of badness out of every ten may
positively be removed by faithful application
of this valuable remedy. There is, therefore,
now NO EXCUSE FoR A BALD HEAD.
Prepared only by DIR. ID. JAYNE, sole pro-
prietor, No. 20 South Third Street, Philadel-
phia. Price 81 90 bottle. Sold also, bv
BUTTON, CLARK & CO., Agents for
Bfaitleboro; where also may be had Jayne's
Expectorant and CaIminaiive Balsam-the
most valuable family medicines that have ever
been known. 6meopI4
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Vaccination.

noCToR SPALDINC, has just received
~ from the Health Office of Boston a guam
~ Of pure Ia cine Yirus. aud will inoculnte
all, on the most reasonable terms who apply TO
him.
Bratileboro, Dee &c, 1859. IL
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subscriber TO the Coneaut Gazette writes
70 the editor that he is about to run away, and
advises him to discontinue the paper.
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''rhe deeeased daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Melee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08
MONEY MARKET.
Eriday. Aug. 10 Y. NJ.


The stock market evnced animation this ornng.
and prices generally improved u 8 Bank per cent,
North American Trust aud Banking Go. per cent, Della
and HUDSON per cent, Harlem J. per cent s,onng.
per cent New Jersey Railroad per cent Paterson
per ceut Mohawk per cent Sales Of Canal SIS redeem
able in iea7, made az GAL.
There is much disposition in the markets now to aft
the arriva Of Western which will probably be
here tomorrow Sales Of bills England made At
ola per cent very small extent for the Independence
Money continues plenty good securities, and our
banks seem TO pursue course that as rigorous as their
course formerly lenieu The
which was the head quarters Of SPECTATORS now vgor
ousy prose ung all those who stand indebted 10 IT, and
most OF whom tempted into njidcious spccuaticns
BY the ease with which they could obtain money The
spccuations being unsuccossfu the bank could not be
paid long list Of these debts paradcd in the
port cfthe mining committee The bank pushing
them to jud nont as fast possible in orer IL ossble to
make sncn's o he mon Carried of by Ire (a~-.iy
In domestic exch tnges here Ia no material change.
The following are the current rates -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08
General Record.

For HarreThe Emerald Howe will sail to-day, wind
weather permitting Her letter bags Gp.s Foreign
Letter Office, in the Exchange.
ssehr Eeelns Captain Cee went ashore Brgsntins
e New York with lead Of pine wood The wood ha. bee
~ T.eE so.isS parsroa at Charleston when off F,v0r
ran saw P1r',on q wreek apparently large vessel pa'A
Commerce Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is the Harbor Mas.
Arrivals ships banks Is brigs schooners 80 steam
Ceances-s Ships baks brigs 80 schoon.rs SO steam
In port ui ship bark brgs, sehooners steam
Naval.
,as h, csga tai ghs has 5 ,ess ed The s,
< Psuldlng i appointed to succeed him a.. ~.
atsn sss day sail. for EasipsTi,
the 5 siy Ysss s @ s sasa:
Of complete and repair
%saa: g i esrfsnasss, ,ssisss. She max.
liz h. her :sos a will s all
awaiting for their turns
Trad Ferry Stevens from New Orleans for Glasgow, July
T.; Boston from Norleans for Liverpool Auss
Tallahassee, from Norlean' for ave, all we'll July 30, off
Foreign Ports.
EMAIasz.s Jsy 2s-n port Charlotte Thomas from Port
drrhs Aug sublime Vinsg, For Boston, soon Pauiie do
y Ba s & Al. Ella
Price for Philadelphia, August Thraan Of Ply mouth for
Russia, soon.
MADEIRA, July tin port Henry Ewhapk, Smith, Cadiz, 8
days Ann Eliza Madison Gibraltar, sid 4ih; Warsaw Shelf
land, Ju,t ClaypOle, St Thomas days. John Dun.
lap, unc. - 49, c.-.;.u c-.u, ,,.., g. =,
York in 10 day 9TH Critic, lou, richards, Sal
MARASHsa, June 2S-In port, Pam Conway Tor sale.
United states Ports.
PORTLAND, Aug 4-arr Russia, McManus, Liverpoo 5h,
DEEn sLv July aoarr Mary Jane, Pressy, NYork; Ligo-
MIA, Bath for Lutec.
PoRTsMoU tn, Aug 5-arr Ct Helena, Pearer, NOreans
GLoUcEsrER, Aug 1-arr PROTECTORS Nlork.
SALLM, Aug 5-arr lleba, Para sid Ocean, Wilkens New
York
,:BosIoN Aug Homer, Kent NYork; Oscar Kelly. do;
kv NOresns cid Hogan, do Henry Curtis Albany; 5th
Mystic, Churchill, NYork
PsovIpKs.E, Aug Three Brothers, NYork; Energy,
Mobile via Key w st; Surveyor, do sid Wilder W aker
Bath; Cuba NYork.
NEwpoRr, Aug Audley Carke ha.er Pacific Dee
Caspian swasey New Orleans for Provide returned RIO
ozzen sailed hence ult for Phade pha-hayng
leak.
HILApELrA Aug7-arr Saluda Norfolk; cid Grand Turk
Boston, Su Ia do; Gem. dos Peran Portland Chatham Ply
mouth Bidde Nfiaven; New Jersey, AbanyJ Brick, Al
bany; Grampus, Drake, NYork .
BALrIsoRE, Aug 5-arr Bangor. Eustis, Hayre
ALExASpRIA Aug 2sd President, NYork; 4h, Iole,
Eastpor.
RIeHMsSp Aug a-sld Ann Eliza, NYork.
HARLEsIor Aug 3ar Charleston, Madeira, days; cid
sAvASsaH. Aug geld Patriot Boston; Wa. derer New
York.
NEw ORLEANS July Geld Undne, London; Orleans New
York; Casco, Portsmouth, NH Ocmugee London; Sophia
EEZ1, Havana.
KEY WEsT,s days snce-sld Corine, Hitchcock I'm Calves
ton Texas, for NYork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

Before threc Judges.
AUG. Isaac Hall, Ioafer with black eye,
was convicted Of whipping his wife, and adjudged
to the six months.
Sally Graves, guilty Of petty larceny, was sent
to the tombs for ten days.
James Conner, negro, was sent TO the same place
of punishment for tw enty days.
Edward Brandon, for a like offence, was sent for
ten days. .
Sarah Ann Hicks, for stealing dimity petticoat,
was sent up for the six menths
Kate Hawkin convicted of shop lifting, was sent
up for ninety days
William Davis, for stealing coat, was sent Tor
sixty days.
Martin O'Donahue, a foreign vagabond, who whip
ped his wife without caused y, was sent zap for the
six months.
Mary Farrell, WIN AS II was supposed, nad stolen
. w.teb. /. silver spoon and a pair Of shoes, was
con victed of stealing the shoes, and sent TO the
tombs for twenty days
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

MONTHS notwithstanding this report. This seems the
probable when consider the fact that the
has been able pay its debts, although has
had large accession Of means.
Now in all this difficulty under which the department
has labored the fault has been in not forming
proper estimates boldly declaring the deficiency with
out any reference to miserable party The
subreasury law has had nothing to do with it, the
of the the customs in operation be-
the law passed The law will undoubtedly affect
the future by depressing prices and reducing the
imports.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08
General Sessions.

Present-Recorder Morris and four other Jud gcs.
William Hardy bare footed negro, was charged
with robbtne another loaferised specimen Of the
African variety, Of 500 in notes and coin The rob
berry having been sworntc, Handy set up in defence
that he was the robbee and the other the rebber.
'g A white man testified that the prisoner boarded
with him, in Oak street. He came from sea about a
fortnight since, and then deposited some money with
witness wife
The Jury, without hesitation, found Handy guilty,
- Ann Williams, stout negress, with +" little pic
aniny in her arms, put to the bar, charged with
stealing piece Of silk from store, last November,
confined - in the tombs, with her little un, since
the untoward event which caused her arrest.
The prisoners counsel made ne affirmative de-
fence, and the Jury found Ann guilty, but recon-
mended her and the picanny to the tender mercy
f, of the Court.
Leonard Trafter, a we'll dressed, middle aged
man. was put 10 the bar, charged with forgery in
the second degree.
" II appeared that in the month of December las t,
the prisoner took lodging at No. 80 'Bowery, and
while staying there, parcel oforged notes PurPor-
ting to be Of the Br tteborough Bank, was found in
the closet Of the room in which he slept The land
lord of the houe took possession Of the bills and
the prisoner subsequently claimed them as his pro-
perry :,
The prisoners counsel set up that his client had
the notes, but not with the intent to pass them.
The jury retired under the charge of the Court,
and returned with verdict Of not guilty.
the following convcts were then arraigned, and
sentenced TO the State Prison.
Jane E.Coe, for a robbery in the first degree-ff-
teen years. This convict had been once pardoned
out Of the same place OF amusement.
Edward Frazee, convicted of burglary----FIve
years.
Christopher Hughes, perjury at the fall election
Two years II was announced from the Bench,
that the sentence was a matter OF form, as ii was
thought probable Governor Seward would grant
pardon
Francis Williams, better known as Boston Frank,
convicted Of kurglary-Five years, and an addi-
tional FIVE years for grand larceny, of which he
had been victed.
Matilda Seitar, Harriet Marshall, and Ann Will
liams all nrgrse wenches, convicted Of grand lar
cenies, were sentenced to two years each.
William Handy, convicted Of grand larceny
Two years
To the Pentcntary William Carroll, convicted
Of killing his wife, by causing her msearriage-
One year.
Pat Msllighan, throwing stone at a negro-Also
ono year
James Williams, aged Is, to the six months. This
hero had been twice to the House of Refuge, and
once on board the North Carolina as pupil in the
naval school
Robert Johnson, negro-the ak months
Jehn Thomas a negro-two months.
The Court then adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08
Corouer,s once.

AUG. IAN inquest was held at No. ~ Lewis
street on the body OF Mary Larkins, native Of this
city, aged two years. II appeared from the testi.
mony o the mother Of the deceased, that the child
was at play in Rivingon street, when timber truck,
heavily laden and draw byswo nurses, came along,
and the child being in the middle OF the street only
seven yards from the horses he ads, before it was
seen by the ariver IL was knocked down, and in
jured severely that 1t died in one hour Verdict
accidental death.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

10. VsuxHALL C,apsNs.-Barnum has been obliged to
enarre and his establishment end yet he viii find
his place too small to accommodate the host OF vsites,
who attracted by the splendid bill Of attractions
nightly presented h &c. damon appears again tonighi
the hole attractive performances OF last evening to
be repeated
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08
IrnpOrtaticus.

LrvERrooL-P,r Eniap-1 bales Gihon Co-io Smith
Thurg.r Col Haddan Co556 bxs TIN I'll tie Cooley X
Smth-7so sacks salt Newbold Cra-I2 TWsiker-i3
Bird Gilland2 bales Lord Taylor Denniston-s cs
Rhodes-3J MuIler- bales Hutchinson Co-s7 GRATIS 5
hhds BIZ - cases 10 cks s bales to- order.
NEw ORLEANS Per .4mar anth50 bids sugar Franc
. Shslcrao bales cotton Elwell-4 bills 1hempson
McConnel-s4 moasscs Lsidaw Whitlock-2 hhds to-
baeco toodhue Cots do bbs moa SO nd
40 lie. cotton As hhds tobacco ais pigs lead to order
Per Elsa MsseyefeiI7 bds sheet 10 iron chts Phelps
Dodge Coo BIZ, cks oil Hussey Macksy1 h, de sugar
b Perry Coil do tobacco T Osbornsi do Ravens Go
Ia do Dor Boornan, Johnson Coco bbls ROBBERS Will
lams-22 hhds tobacco A Townsend
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

0y- Cu,ru,u TuE.rRE.--Master Huchings, whose
extraordinary success at the Chatham during the past
week procams his worth makes his last appearance this
evening" on occasion Of his benefit prior to his departure
for Europe The pieces selected popular and enter
tanning, aud ubt will secure foil house They con
sst Of the smugglcr Of Booc Bay, the Pet of the Adm
raj in which the beneficiary susains Eve characters
Good Looking Fellow, the Flying Dutchman, and i've
comic songs Enough Tor the prices IN oil conference
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08
GlBLO'S GAHDENs


PARK THEATRE
tn. s e1se s Informed S.s that during The
Ss.Ssa saS sI''.'f' and CT"
with a Ssl'5' II ' FsNST fn rss which
':sifs
been engaged, and will appear in due succession.
MONDAY evenings, Aug 10, performance will commence
THE Er s4 q GI;lS'i RAKE e
Ia Rsa sSyIrhide Mai1ls Fanny EI..lsr
''Gss" Song reeoia MI; N Ssaps Sylvan
fa'0'l's Overture After which, by the Orchestra
N'de Fanny E''s X w GacP fnF the a'or'e dance of
rhf THG Man ssp ANS S f se of
tGi- Season tickets may be obtained at the box Office
NEW CHATHAM THEATisE.
THIS EvE AAfTEk al. g. hMar
THE s Eits ii afT Ss S S;,5i Z BAY,
TH5 5.1 MURDERED n; wa I'm Ns ASD ms @
p pe,!y Tis,tv Mrs Thorns Ph9ss Mr. Ia ,i.in
Comic Song nc 'e'i Mr.. Baleiey. DRUM
PET Of A' Th FA %bnInAL
Connie In w sSns Master haeh will sustain eha,,ctn
THE e a 3 ff roSk X &; ' r.; Cow
Esssissu' bxE hf R21S G?ts cN NJ Hueh.s.
S"s il: Hits, s sss
Tom Willis. Cline. Rockaida. Stevens.
Capt pepperco H. Anderson Peter Won Brummei Shirley.
Doors open al T. performance to az quartz
Boxes SO cents I'd and Ed tiers rs: gallery
FRANKLIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THIS EvESS MI S..a.nes S
with the interesting tragedy OF
DOUGLAS
Young NoIval, Mr.. Kirby Glenalvob Mr. Field
Randolph, klcCutcheon Old Norvai. Jackson.
Lady R4ndolph Miss Ludlow.
After which the vande Vile OF
- THE MAN ABOUT TOWN
Tom Skirts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MIR MCutcheon.
Fanny Bates, Mrs Ander son.
Fancy Dance, by Mrs. Codet.
To he followed by
THE MAYOR OF GARRATT
Sneak, Mr. McCuicheen Tops, Mr.. Jackson.
Mrs. BruiR, Mrs, Anderson.
Pompey Smash, by Mr.. Henry.
To conclude with the farce of
THE LOTTFRY 1ItkET.
Norwood, Mr. hcCutcheon Car las, Mr.. Clemeus.
Susan, Mrs. Jackson
Doors open the performances commence quarter
before S ocio(b.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

LvERpooL-PHcket shin IndependHce Campbell an
fous Campee Low New works Dr Val' ntine do
,lexr MrLeaich Rev MIR Wooisc.o MIS- Woo liscro Mrs
Mcdowell and two children M Simpson aud
Virginia; James Tenant do; Lieut. Seay, A. Montreal
MIR b, les. as'h reg A. dol Maunder Pert au Prince,
Packet ship OrphetMr Beaufsy and lady, a, Of Upper
Canada; John Wroe, YORKSHIRE fng John Gibson do Jas
Low ell Mass; Thos II Sepheps, Liverpool; Mrs Smith
aud child Scotland Stanley, England.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08
Umited states circuit Court.

Russell Moore, a well known character, was PUT
to the bar charged with countcrfcitng the current
coin of the United States The charge was not sup
ported by sufc ient testimony to warrant cenvic-
tion and the Court directed the jury to find ver-
dict ofnot guilty.
For the United States, Is T. Butter, H. A.; ior
the prisoner ] ohm A. Morrill,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.

Arrives. Closes
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via Stonington,
daily, except Sundays. ........... A.. 81 Pm
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Haven,
daily except Sundays. ............... p. AM
Eafteva Land Mail which leaves Sunday
rnoraIng, closes Saturday ............
Eastern Way Mail via Harlem We stchester,
Norwak, &c. daily except Sundays..... Pm. A. NJ
Hartford Mail, BY steamer daily, except
daIy. ...,.,....... ............ill p. NJ. 81 p. VI
Western Mail. daily. .............iil p. 81 p.
Northern Mail daily .......... .....6 AM 81 p. M
Northern Steamboat Mail, to Saratoga, via
Hudson, Albany and Troy, daily. 81 PM NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

1.-THE banks pay wha, due so9ooooo the probable
now appropriations 10000 not made there will be
nothing proyde for II the banks do not paw and the
appropriations reduced to the amount Of their
deht below the estimates, the result will be the same
This calculation is based upon the supos ton that the
ceips the las, half year will tqual The original es.
mstes Thy fell short the first half Of The ~ 100000
ofthe estimates. The reliability that 81 100000
WIS spent the 6rst six months than estimated that
st least as much will be required for The last sin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08
sales ut the Second Board.
Provision Markets.

There has been change in the prices of provision
since last week Beef has fallen cent per pound
vegetables have declined several per cent There plen
ty of every thing edible.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

The butchers compelled to reduce the price oil beef
by the great quantity poultry and vegetables in market
Farmers not finding profitable for their hens to lay
eggs this Of the year. kill and bring them to mar
ket.
In what called the country markets" lamb and
mutton sell much cheaper than in what styled the
regular markets" The difference in price is full SIX
pence per quarter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

NEw PoLIcE JvsrIcE-Last night the Common
Council met in Joint Ballot, and after the Preiimi-
nary business had been disposed OF, the following
appointments were made, VIZ
George Matsell to be a Special Justice oil the
Peace vice John.M. Bloodgood, Esq, who did not
desire TO g hold over any longer
Hiram A. Morris, to be the Aqued"ct Csmmis-
sioner under the ordinance recently adopted.
The Common Council then adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08
LIfE sURED FOR
II w O ID q l. l. A X s

To Nessrs. J. Pease Son, as Division street:
NEAR sTRS-Ny wife wss " ing ~ deaf . door, and
~ posed h she had the mtr rteb 10
many repdies without csper eucIng relief At s-
soca ~ irenc. fhs al v rad, 'rAI
6d Ess OF lilo found, and al no gh hr pau' bsf
fled the skill Of eminent ply scisn t-o dollar. this
invaluable comp una performed aneu rstica
IN two ws,ks Ut MORE $40 Greenwich ST.
To M,.srs Pease& SON Is Division street
My wife ying AT desHs door w the last stpgc Of
sumption he c"e pronou cd hoptI b. sumb.r Of
eminent physicu her ir ns hss eiven all hofss sr
recovery: little ,xp. cing 70 see her w. al uc OF
death Hut lated ctherwtee fr nd oi niue 90 70
NE induc me 70 make teal OF lahsr ehouLd
Candy. ltishm Thought a. ss useless s,rr,Is -
his est lat lss that she a. nd W oft
She did tr, and the effects eahsbe We thought
was the benign influence osome guardian spih st. sd Of
Peases Hof ehound Candy.
wiiievetbe Jude, lasting obligation 70 yopmort ihan
n yer REQ ON for. tuNleh III aud II the
word know What atuly wonderful cure your sn, rs TER
formed doubling the tru YOUR obtdI,n
,ani, AN csl Al ny reside, e ema - ~ VIE
Or e,ll at j. PEAsE SONS Division SIRE, aud e
ny certificate. nj im"'