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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-28


and transactions are demanded for examna.
tion, in order that the public may be pro-
tected against fraud and imposition, they re-
fuse to submit them on the gound that the
charter does not expressly require such ex-
hIbition. They thus adopt two very conve-
lnient rules for constituting their charter
liberal one for themselves, when they want
to grasp the property Of the people; and a
limited one for the stale if il wants disclo-
sure Of its transactions.
Mystery and concealment in Banking
have been the principal causes Of the ruin
Of the banks and the people. Had the pro-
ceedings Of banks been as open to the in
spection Of the people, % the deeds Of trust
and mortgages in our probate courts, the
credit Of the State and Of our individual citi-
zens would have been in much moro heal
thy condition than it Is at present.. know
several individuals who arc SOW indebted to
the banks Of this state and private persons,
from half a million to one million Of dollars,
and who few years ego sere not worth one
dollar; but by virtue Of the credit system,
and the principle Of concealmeni and mys-
tory, they we're enabled to make los ms fro0i
banks e purchase property. This property
gave them additiona1 credit; and from one
bank they pfoceeded 10 anolher. extending
their credit snd Increasing their property at
enormous prices, until they and the credit
system have broken down, overwhelming
themselves, their friends, The banks and tho
country = one common ruin. Publicity
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-28

JOHN PORTERFIEID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23
shcrman's Breast Ointment,

I~fapplied properly and nduc time, will cure tho most
painful cases of swclled breasts, and prevent the for
nation of nbscesses-Even where the swelling has
pointed and shown every appearance of breaking, this
ointment has entirely ~dispcllcd il, and restored the
parts to a healthy condition. In applying IL a smooth
and soft covering to tho breast should be made Of sof,
leather, or fine compact linin, with a hole in the CEN
tire to admit the nipple. When so made, put a coating
of the ointment over the inner surface and apply it
closely and smoothly over the whole breast, leaving
the nipple protruding through the hole, SO that the
child can nurse, which il should do as long as the
mother can bear il, Care should be taken to have the
breast drawn by the child or Otherwise, so as to pre-
vent an accumulation Of milk. Whenever the plas,
ter gets rinkled, and thereby uncomfortable, a new one
should be applied, and constantly worn until a cure
is affected. Ii is sometimes necessary to slit the sdos
so they will conform to tho shape of the breast, and
cover il closely. Ask for Sherman's breast ointment,
and see that his signature thus, "A. Sherman, NJ
d. is on the wrapper, none other can be genuine.
SHERMAN'S PAPILLARY OIL
Is the only infnllible remedy for sore nipples ever dis
covered. 1t will cure the most troublesome cases IN
a few days, without dep.iving the infant of the breast
warranted superior to all other remidios when applied
according TO the directions on the bottle. See tina
the signature Of Sherman, NJ d." is ON tn
wrapper, none other is genuine. Be particular or yo
will DO deceived and disappointed. Sold at the varie
! " store. PANGPORN 4 DRINsMAlD.
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NO TILE RALD.HEADEDN OTHERs

u ID es an; know q ~neighboT or a Giend who has
been Bald, and whose head is now covered will, fine
hair? One whose coat collar was GOV e,ed with dan.
duff, though brushed every hour which has now van.
,shrd entirely Or one whose hairs NJ early age wee
,Ur ling grey, who now has not u gre, hair? Children
whose heads we're covered with srmf-wlose hair
would moi grow, that are now growing the fullest G, ops
Of hair Sumo cases must be knnwn 10 most persons.
Ask them The cause, and you will he told that these
thing. have been done hy the use Of he Balm of Co.
iumbia. or 70 years growth !. his article, us demand
lnc, easin. annually some lnnd, ed per cent. - though
when discovered not opposed hy a%n,lhins for the same
pu, pose, now assailfd by almost nnmlrrless mushroom
lra,l preparation. ,lha, will ruin HE hair Il used 10 any
extent. Can moe Than these l,cIs he wdnieh - Icler
10 The recommendation hy n list Of names of ,especia.
biiily, uneqnaned hy amy other article. Look TO these
lhings = buy 'his a''lcie. Stay aul preserve YOUR hair
by ~ ne, Of NJ bald rPs0Ic IL. Ladies, attend 10 hi,
-luuire1. in fashionable life are using il MS HE onl,
article really IL Inr the toilet. Long hair ia ,e,y APP
10 fail out. Ladies. use he Balm Of Columbia IN time
10 save yourselves the disgrace Of ~'a'dnets by neglec
nf vour persons. II il ,our duly, rs mo'alis's 10 I'e
serve the beauties Of nature, with which u boun'' iu
Creator has endowed you "se the Ba'n,lorn Y'l' do n
CAUTION TO BE RE nENBERED.
Several most n,grani attempts have been made I
coumie, lei The tue Balm OF Columbia. Some OF III
imposiers have gone so lar as 10 counterfeit The sp'e'
did wrappers, aud the Falls of Niagara, and every eS
,ern.l ma,k except lhe name Of Conielork, which the
dare M, rorge. To avoid 'mpo-Ni"ns ihe'elufe, al
WAYS look ir he name of Comslock u Co. or l..
Comsiock, and never buy the ari'cle un'ess n has NJ
name upon il Sold wholesale and retail, only a. NJ
e Fletcher street, N. Y. and BY PAkssoRk al
BRissMAlD Burlington, W, j
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TNQUIRt..ASK THOSE WHO KNOW.

" ~
Those only whofknow hy I'ia oI immediate ohser
walton, can lo,m ANY idea Of he effects. Of The pe,lec,
relief, Of The aluOs charm like cures effected IN Gases
of he Pitts, R@HEuMATIsM, all SwELLINGs, aud
all ex,ernal PAINS, no matter how severe, by The use
OF HAYS i.inimenl. Find one who has used IL that " III
not laud it above all things ever used, and yon will lind
what c.nnn, be found. itJ"i or the rellrfoi suffer.
'ns hum IN beings VIVA may he afflicted, beg you T." ak
ash Of those who kuow-ask HE Hon. ALFRED
CoNKLIN, U. ) Judge Tor that district. residing near
Auburn ask MATHEW J. MYERS, E-Q. Athens
n. Y AK t;rn. DUFF GREEN, Late Of Washington
cily, each o( these gentlemen know oIcasrs uncnnuher-
able b, all ol,er remed - or physicians, 'l,o"g, tie"
Car many ,e,r-. iha' have been Cared hy the use Of the
genuine Hay's Liniment. tn u-anls ofo her persons
know similar cues. We appeal 10 their sense Of jus.
,,re - lhelr human feelings tUt"lt is but IA Guly y"n
owe tn >our suffering lrl'ow-beings TO let this great
remrd, he known. Speak "( it then 10 all your tr'eads
This will save much pam where the newspapers are
no, read, or where readers are inc eln'ons. because -
many worthless articles are advertised for The same
pu, pose. To IN, ers we say, IL all who have used il do
not say it is beyond all praise, ihen do no, take IL
The prop, ietor viii not allow his article 10 he pad fOI
unless II cures, when all the directions ae fully follow
cd. win any one suffering refuse nav 10 Try il? 1.-The
does, he ought Ia I've p''ied more Tor his obsrinacy thar
his suffer- ing. i-FSNr. HAYS would never consent Il
oner This article, wee he no, compelled by his sense o
moral -oi religious hniy-,o do all in his power Tor ht
victims Of distress and misery. For this purpose Il,
would sooner devote a fortune, than secure u dollar fU
any worthless article. iLFLOOK OUT Som,
swindlers have count e, ieiled ,hs article, aud put il ~
with various devices. DO no, he imposed upon. On,
lh'ng only will project ,ou--il is The name OF Comstocj
E. Co that name must be always on the wrapper, o
YOU n,e cnca ed. DO uoi fnge, il. Take his di,ec
ton with you, and lesi by that, or never buy ; for il
impossible for any other 10 be ',ue or genuine,
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by Comstock & Co. ? Fletcher street, N. York
FL for saleONLY by PANGBoRn & BRiNsMAIp.
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VA7UKMS, WORMS.-DR. n. HI1cHcocx'


sovereign remedy for Worms. Strange and incredi-
bic are The ELECTS OF these de,cstable vermin few
persons, and j, is thought none are free from them, par
ticularlv females and children. Many persons go
through a distressing course Of medicine without a
benefit, when they might he relieved by using the
Worm Tea. This invaluable medicine has been tested
by The experience of more than ten years use, aud
administered TO more than 10000 persons Of various
age, and not one solitary complaint on the contrary
hundreds have called, and unsolicited, given their de-
sent forth to the pubic, and pronounced DR.. NJ. Hitch
cocks Worm Tea the most safe, eilectial, and con-
venienl remedy tina, can lie Obtained for in no one OF
the thousands Of instances where ii has tccn used
agreeable TO the printed directions has 1t ever failed.
NE. Ask for DIR. NJ. Hi,chcock's WoRM TEA, as there
are many nostrums abroad for the esirlrtionof worms
For sale whole, ale and retail ly A.. HITCHCOCK q
Co., sole proprietors, III Genesec street, Utica, anc
hy their agents Throughout the Union. In Burlington
by J. Il J. II. Peck g. Co., and Thee. A, Peck g. Co.
In Nergennes, by J. II. Bowman. In Milton, by
Burnet & Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lorenzo James
aug2(
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7 OVELY e. HURLBUT are now receiving and of
l. furing for sale a splendid and desirable assortment
offancy and staple Dry Goods, and others suited to
the present season, and this market--amongst whlcl.
are foreign, and domestic Broadclolhs, Casslmcres
and Saliinctts; Valentia, and other Vestinss; silks
and Pongoes of every variety; Thread, Laces, lnser-
tons, &c. &c; SILK wire net and other Laccs; rich
worked Collars, Silk, Wells, Shawls, linen Handk'f is,
Lawns, Linens, zephyr worstcd a splendid assortment,
Morecns, and Flannes, travelling Baskets, heed Bags,
rich, fg'd and plain Mousclaine, House Paper, new
and elegant patterns, all very cheap of course, AT the
cheap cash store, east side Of Church-strtes.
Burlington, August 90, 1910.
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RALsoM OF LIvERwORT-for Consumption, |

ALSOM OF LlVERWORT-for Consumption
- Dyspepsia, Asthma, and all diseases of,he Lung.
and Liver. These diseases prevail To a grca, extent,
creating much distress aud some fatality. AL. lhcse can
lie remedied by the use Of DR.. Taylor's Bal.om Of
Liverwori. This medicine is purely Vegetable, and
from its peculiar action upon the Liver Is a ways found
a radical remedy for ihe-e diseases. For Females aud
men IN a very weak state, no medicine can lie SO
grateful a restorative, as it not only strengthens, bu,
purlfcs and gives a healthy action 10 the whole sys-
TEN. Constantly Tor sale by N. LOVELY & Go. who
from New York, all very cheap for cash.
Burlington, July 30, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

ITO THE PUBLIC. In offering Ibis Edition Of
L Smiths Geography and Atlas to the public, tho
Publishers invite attention to the following additions
and improvements.
The Geography has been carefully revised and en-.
iarged, is illustrated by about thirty additional Cuts,
and is perfectly adapted in all its parts to the new
Maps.
The entire text Of the book has, lat much cxpsnse,)
been thrown into uniform large type which We feel
confident will DO regarded as a very decided impra
vement.
The tables appended to the Book were made
with care, and contain much valuable Information
in a condensed form. The names and length Of tho
principal Canals and Rail Roads Finished and in pro-
gress) arc given, and the places connected also a
complete list of the Colleges, Law and Medical
Schools, Theological SeIninaries and Religious do.
nominations Of the United States. the rcignirig Sow
creigns Of Eurodc, &c.
An entire new Atlas accompanies the Rook, con,
tanning eighteen very superior Maps, mostly drawn
expressly for this work from original surveys and the
most authentic sources, and embraces much valuable
information not 10 be found in any similar work.
Oar own country has received special attention. Tho
Rail Roads, Canal, navigation of Rivers and recent
changes, arc all carefully marked, and many counties
arc shown which do not appear IN any other ALIAS.
Among the pccularities of this work may be merton
cd the plan OF showing the population OF STATES and
Countries in round numbers on the face of The Maps,
The navigation of Rivers for Ships, Steamboats,.
Sloops, &c, is shown by placing at the head Of ma,
yigation the appropriate characters for each.
The Map and Chart Of the World combined ION an
entire new plan, showing at one view the Natural and
Political DIVISIONS oil the tlObe, Inc Extent, Popula-
ton, Religion, Form Of Government and State Of
Civilization of each Country ~ has nttra.ted much at
tention, and is considered n great Improvement upon
any thing heretofore attempted in the form of a Chart
as here all nrc shown at a single glance, and the re-
la .ions they sustain to each other. We would al.o
solicit attention to the remarkable distinctness and
ease with which every name onthc Map may he read
as well rs 10 the very superior style ana execution OF
the work in other respects. The Questions at the
close of the Book are important, and will be found
very convenient for a General Review.
SPALDlNG 4 STORRS.
Hartford ConnscticiE.
For sale BY SAMUEL. HUNTINGTON, Bur,
%lington, VI. and by the prncial Booksellers IN The
United States.
u Burlinrton. July 3D., 1910.
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nANGBORN S RRINsMAID, of lhe

DANGBORN S BRlNsMAID, Of he Variety
L store, are oiorlng a great variety Of Watches,
Clocks, JeNelry, Pcrlnmery, Mns'cI, INSTRUMENTS
S,i,.or,, Cane, Stocks, Caps, drawing materla,' =, vii
low Wagon, Chair, and Cradles, Casters, Pencils,
Tea and to,ce Pots and Crns; silver ware, plated
Ware, Lamp Wick> and Gla,sc,, Collars ana no'oln-,
sD,nenl her., SWORDS and Pistols, Thermometers Station
cry, Ink, Cour, Plaster; poN~, Bag, pocAet Books
and a great variety Of fancy ar ir'e' 10 supply the
want, anil minister TO The qualification at the n"'lonai
and all who cali a, the Variety store we are N sap
ME Pie" order ready 10 answer order. or return calls
=, III, variety sore. PANoBoRN & Erin MAID.
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T OOK At THIs.--HAvE you CUUGH,-

At THIS.--HAyE you A COUGH D
- 10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION every year in
the United States, and millions suTer lcom troublesome
coughs. and colds, that can la curld by DR.. NJ. Hitch
cocks Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops, a safe
medical prescription, containg no poisonous drugs, and
used in an extensive practice for several years will
most positively afford relief, and save you from that
awfil diseaee, pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps into the grave hunnrcds efthc young, the old,
the fair, the lovely and the gay. Have You a cough b?
BE persuaded TO purchase a bottle OF The Cough Drops
to-day! Tomorrow may lie 100 late. Have you a
cough!-Dr. Hitcccok's Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough
Crops is the only remedy you should take 10 cure you.
For this plaig rcason.-Ihal in no one of The thausand
cases where ii has lccn used has II failed TO relieve
Price IS scents per hottie. For sale, wholesale aud Re-
tail. by A.. HIINHCOCK & co. No. III Gene, &C
ST., Utica, n. Y. And by their aScnts throughout the
United States. In Burlington, by J. & J. II. Peck e.
Co, Theo. A.. Peck G. Co. In Vergenncs, by J. II.
Bowman. In Milton, by Burnet & Sawyer. In Geor.
gia, by Lorenzo James. au.2
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nEWEY,s ratcnt SURFING .Tooth Hor.cRake

- The Wire Tooth Horso,liake' WHICH has been
used with so much satisfaction during inc last two
HAVING season. in the counties of Rutland, Addison
and Bennington, VI. and Washington, n: Y. will he
kent for sale the present season by SlfiONGS& Co.
Burlington. These rakcs are adap,od to all meadows;
thew are easily tended, and do the work faster and
better than any other Horse Rake in use, 1t is
found by experience, that the expense of rsking hay
with the Spring Tooth Horse Rake is only about one
quarter as much as the common method of raking
with hand besides securing thehay in better or.
der. Some farmers who have large meadows, esn,
mate the use oione rake last hay season at forty 4
| fifty dollars. DAVID DEWEY, Peten'ec.
July |, lS0
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They DO not offer their services Stree ofany charge"
to tho'e pers ons Interested in trade wi,h the Uniied
State, but will endcavor 10 make their attention 10
he inlercs, of their employers worthy a rea. enable
recompence.
Having good Wharves tat which The LAKE CHAM
PLAIN STEAMBOAT will landl and excellent Storage,
together with the Convenience of a connecting Rail
Track with the CuAMPLAIN and 81, LAWRENCE
RAN RoAD over these wharves, they aatler thems elves
that, with fifteen years experience in this branch OF
business, they will he enabled 10 do much TO facilitate
and encourage trade between the United Slater and the
Lower Province. JASON G. PlERCE& SON..
81. JONAS /. C., March, 1910. jei28 Gu
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~ NVFF ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CFNTS.-D. u.
- Hi,chcoch'> newly invented Snutl The lest arti-
Gle ever discovered by scientific men, in Europe or
America, for The cure and alb dilute relief Of Catarrh,
Dizziness of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous. Head
achcS, Fallen Sickness, Fits, and Infants troubled
wholesale and retail, by A. HITCHCOCK & Co., sole
Proprietor, No. III Gene ee ST.. Utica, and by then
agents throughout the Union. In Burlington, J. &
J. II. Peck 4 Co. In vcrgenncs, by J. H. Bowman
In Milton, by Burnett & Sawyer. In Georgia. ly Lo-
renzo James.
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PAINTS Il OILS.

10000 lbs. t dry Nn's Lead 1'''
100 casks Crolnddo do
IS BILL. Venetian Rel
10 casks French " low
50 hhl.. American Linscel o.,
25 do Snirit> Tnrpentne
Coral WARMTH, Gel Leaf, Sand paper, Smalt',
Brishe,, Glue, Gnm CopnI, by ia j. PEcK q Co.
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100 DYE STUFFS.
IUO llls. Cam Wood
600 DO Log Wood ST. Domingo
$50 do Log Wood Canpeaoby
80 do Fu>,ic
200 do Nicaragua
40 do Alum
25 do Blue Vltriol
80 do MnlAor
SO carl oy> OIL Vtriol
Muria,ic Acid, A1ro Forts, Nitric Acid, Carcrmo,
Bar Wool, Peach Wood, orer Citron Bark, Spanish
Flotant anl fcn~nl Indigo, Lac Dye, Guit Gals, pres,
lime 70. Nv J. & j. II. PECK & Go.
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TONSUMPTION!-No person can have an ade-
~ duatc idea Of the astonishing reiiei whlch ~
Relies isthmatic or ConsumptVe rms give, III Con
srnnn,ion, Couch, Colds, Asthma, difficulty OF breath
Pun SVbnezinu. tinhtness ofthe Chest, PAIN in the side,
snIi,tinn of blood, &c. \ fair trlal only is necessary
to convince persons suffering from these Complaints
that this is one of the most vaunola H.olio. ,an sGo eo,s
C,sre A pentlenan, of this neighborhood, recently
observed TO the proprietor, that he believed these plUs
rad kept him alive for the last two years MANY
,,hers giye similar testimony. \ letter states-'lhe
'ssIrstic pills give such astonishing relief IN cases oil
rongh, Common Colds, &c. as no one can believe
,InIcss thcy make the trial" Important testimony;
..Thore has been, (wrtcs an urgenp AN unusual call
u,;r,cr for ReIfe's A~sthmalic Pills. Applicants
Iins ~, them a valuable medicine, and say they
pao fnd n substitute" A young Lady-Was thret
uaors afflicted with a violent cough, pam III the sue
y oa; If blood, and disturbed rest at nghi-oht
sPn'n,s arod tn perfect health by taking two boxes
VS. If Asthma-Of thirty years standing, ,wa'
n od7 nv these pills. A Gentleman-Nh9 had beer
for wears afflicted with a 'lo.ent uoGs", "aina p \
m,,b;na. &c. was cured by these Invaluable rnis
breo'anai ~yri,es-"Your Relics Asthlnallc Pills.
~ cgcdit dnly.' A Physician wrltcs.-Alter al
gM 'har medicines have failed to give reI,ei IN cons,n,p
olnei / have found the Relics Astilhatc rms
toh casu% lartr Extract--"Severa persons Athlete
mo ros Ina COMPLAINTS, in various STAGES OF tho ulscusI
ns,or irving every thing else, have USED ,hpso C -, WV
,hc mos, happy success - .nnnvnrv and he
iaoy Wa r ovnected, was raised from what was cN
neaun loud b, her death bed, ana rom ,hi u',uu
peeteu Ave. hy these pils-and declared heI wms
that she coula iaancl' are the valuable properties {
bic ihss ,n eiIIs IN Coughs, Colds asthma; pI'i "I RIeo
uh;n" Uoarsenes, Wheezlns Sp'.Hns W n"o
idonmniain,s of the Lung generally una, "no' ~
persons rer9so ' ,hov ever met with. Common cole
the best 'neu'tino ho,,,rs' price 81 for whole boxes,
T. mn,s and 30 cents for half Boxes OF IL rlls, -
'or.'p repared by r, KiDDER; sole PpoPnmIi" u, !,
: sssa, 50 ,s % D' % a qsss;.'. "P ;' %;s : $ e. $ 81 s?Res
Hall a b%s THE D. A. PECK. & Co. B@rling,on, VT !;
u mS"v prinssn wrapper Large discount "de'''''
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wv oA 'N'y
IL The most popular ,emedy ever known IN America
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is the most valuable
'emrd, now III use Tot coughs, colds, asthma or phihisic,
con.umpiion. %wIo"ping cough and pulmonary alt ciions
ui every KIND. Its sac is steadily INC, easing. aud the
propr,e,ors are rouslanli, .cceiving lie most favorable
account Of lie effects. The following new Ger; iiicates
a,e offered for publ c examination.
AN INrENEsrINo CAsE.-Ex'ract Ola letter from
VIZ g ) Clay, Kingston, Ulster co.., N. Y. to the
pruprietors. "Nours Of The 9Th inst. was tuly reed
\ remarkable cure was effected 10y he Veg ,'a,le Vul.
menary Balsam m the winter and spring Of 1885. The
Lerson. Mr.. MOODY, had been SICK n long time with
The consumption. His physicians had gwen him up
lie was reduced 40 low ~ 10 he unable 10 help him elf,
and was ra,.ins n large quantity Of blooG when he
commenced Using the Balsam, which has effected n
complete cure, aud he ia now as hale and hearty AZ
ever he vas. Mr.. Mnohy has removed Com this town
but he his promised inc a more detailed accoun, Of hi:
ease. wheel, I win fm ward YOU. C.S CLAY.
Kingston, n. Y. June 2j. 1898.
Ex,rart of. letter fom DR.. jacob Myers The
Vegetable Pulmonary B.l-am has heen sold in TIL,
county Tor Two years, aud The MEDICINE has gained ~
uncommon celebrity, for il .carely in one instance
failed Of having il- dcsi,ei effect. an, b, no mean.
N favor If the many nost'uns, most OF which are i'm
position. upon a crehulous public, but thar which
know by u.c T." be effcc uai. | cannol help huI Civ" m,
app,ob iion thereto. A conntc'('i, preparation H..
been "nrieh here ty II travelling Agent, Of Comslotk
v. Y. aud here ia ano her ar,ic!e yendpl here that j.
strongly ~suspece ed To he spurious.
JACOB MYEns. NJ. d.
Miffllng'on, Jnniata CO. Penn. May 3. 1887 From
Or. Samuel Morrell, 10 The Poop ieIms "C The Veee
table Pulmonary Balsam. am satisfied that the We
.eiablc Pulmonary Bais,m Is u valuable medicine
I Ia. been used IN thus place with complete success it
IN obstinate complaint ot The lungs, attended with
,c,eie cough. loss of voice. aud The raising Of murl
blood, which had pre-, Inusly resisted many approve
prescriptions. Alter using The Bai.am one week, ,h'
p.,icn = voice re turned and he was able 10 speak audi
bly,. This case occurred some time since, and u,
man ia now engaged not only in active but la'oriou
business. Respectfully, Sc. 5. MoRRELL.
L is nav more than six Years since was rough
very low by an affection Of The lungs, and nv complain
was declared 10 be inrw able hy a council Of three pin,
sir,ans. Was then restored 10 as quo health u. la
enjoyed for many years, hy using the Vegetable Pa
mon ,y R.i>am. Since my recovery ] have recon
mrnded the B,sam IN u great many cases OF 'un
ronpla mis-, and so Ear ~ can lra,n. It's use has IL
variahI, been followed by muc, benefit, and in MAJ,
instance = it has effected cures which we've wholly une>
pec,ed. SAMUEL EVERETT.
Boston, March 2, 1887.
For sale, wholesale and retail. bv J. = J.
PECK Il Co., AMI rI]EO. A. PECK & Co, Bu'
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