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THE PATENT LACE,
INVESTED ny
Il - MINING NJ

OF PfrTsBuRGII, PENNSYLVANIA.
MILL be kept constantly on hand by DR.. JoHN
w w. EMERY, OF Essex, he having purchased Of
the original Patenec the exclusive right 10 make and
rend the same, within and for the Counties OF Chit
tcnlen, Frank linl I.amoille and Grand Isle.
The PATENT LACE has now been before the pub.
lie for number ofmonihs, -hundrcd> have been APP
Piled IN different parts of the country, and with sue
cess never lciorc equalled hv any remedial agent
Numerous well authenticated Certificates Of It's bencii-
cal Influence IN thercnoval ofdl>cases Of long stand
ing might he furnished from this immediate vicinity
IN addition TO the statement OF and certificate,
OF cures furnished by DR.. Banning and others. But
this Is not deemed necessary al the present tme
ie'encc can lie "vcn to individuals wearing the Lace
IN nearly every town in the County.
Physicians have long felt the necessity of Snppor-
Ter differently constructed and more perfect it, aap-
ton To the human FORM than any that had been pre-
,cntcd TO the public. The invention Of Banning,
meet with their general appreciation, il is designed
10 relieve symptoms, and remedy class of physical
maladlc> which cannot lie reached by medicines alone
The descent Urdlsplacemcnt Of the v>ccrra from re-
taxation of The abdominal muscles, or other causes
tends 10 alter and derdngei he function of every
IN the human system, and, in many cases, this dcva-
o from the natural healthy position Of parts, i h
sole cause OF general dcbiluy--n Males and Females
Of DySpepSia Alice ions of the Stomach and Lirer
Papitation olthc Heart Spinal Irritation, HySterid
Hlp0c0rdrid, plies, Proidpsus Lerid, Suppressio,
IF Urjnc the bronchitis oiPublicSpcaEcrs, and Incl
pieRt ConSumption-al ofwh c will lie much relcv
Ell, nor enllrev removed, by the ne of the Pdtcn
Lace, when their existence j. caused by physical de
| rangemcnt and a mechanical displacement of part,
which can lie readily a>ccraincd by observing til
form and symptoms OF the person allectcd.
This instrument has been examined hy Drs. Mot
| Rogers, Francis and Gr>comb Of New Iork-th
| Faculty ofPn >burah, Harifordand New Haven, an
| has obtained their favorable testimony.
| Applications for this Lace may he made to the sui
>crlIer, at Essex, or Hagar q Arthur, Burlington
Patients at distance will be visited at their residence
| if required JOHN w. EMERY.
| Essex, March 81, 1914. 43tf
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a HARD CASE.

:,
10 w 'o' N''o" ""e" We nave "'e' WIN
casa OF mare pa ninl interest than one DC
tailed in me late English papers. 1t is the
ease of LYQrH IIaficV, sentenced to be hang
OH ..,~ ib. ,,,nrIer ,r h,r cL;,I and is ,no,h.
..,. .l;,:....; 49,, ,,.;,,a L o,,
-
s"-"5cs Il ""''' '''"'' "'''o'. "0 !" O"''-
stances III b!!ci are these. In moment OF
despar-drspair such as can be felt ONLY by
,.e uuprlv destitute. fine vrciched ,,om9r
do,or,,i,nJ f., draw, r.,.crr,,d child Tbo
cliiu Pe'S"cu' oo' sue was S'Eeo nom '''e
late she courl'd, indicted Tor the murder OF
her child, tried, convicted, and sentenced to
be HANGED. The case. as NAV be supposed.
oxci,oL ,,. 1,,.l;.., i..,.,,., IN r,o,,nl and
s''o"s ''''' WIZ ''' " l'"'~ wv"
Tor the unhappy woman, or al lcas! Il COM
mutation OF the scn.cuce.-the following
remarks upon the case, which we copy from
,ho Jo,d,n vi,uo. do cr,Ii, f., tl, head and
.;,...
"e"'. u WV "'''e'
Act hot Ior homohl NC supposed
'ha' we "o"ia l'"''"'e OF eH'ehoa'o lhs WICK
eu"ess Oh Se"-ucSi"'''oh, VI '''at we seek 10
aoSoNe '''e pe'!'ot"'or Oh one .r'he' on 'i'e
eroutu l!'at she i'''ea Il" co'hPlicatlhg WIN
another NO. '"e a"e'hi' a' se,I-ot''ruc-
tioh Is d "c'"ous o''c"1o 'e"''S, 'l'e laws VI
Hou tAe i''uIue' VI human oeihs ilgnuy
Provokes tlie st'ereSt pehallies from 'Hc CODE
OF hah'-bul me murder "i'ci Is mus pun
ished by law IS an act oil purpose ana 'nten-
toh-ah ac' deS'sheu III tlie malice OF lhc
heart, ana executed IN coid oiood.-ihere
Is no evidence mat that wretched woman
hatooured snch lceI'hg OF hatred to her
CHILD as would induce her TO become It's MUIR
derer. And be 1t remembered that we have
not rarely had to report cases where parent
has been gully oil the murder OF his or her
child, solely 10 avoid the duty OF supporting
II, or Tor worse and more guilty purposes
Here the act was reconclcabe with the
deepest affection; 1t was the frantic impulse
OF IA woman reduced to the abyss OF want,
and having no friend to rescue her or her
child from the horrors OF lingering starvation.
1t is difficult for the readers OF these col
umns-and let them thank their God that
they find it difficult to realize the misery
which imprlIed this woman TO attempt a
twoiod crime. They cannot realize to
themselves the feelings with Which help
less mother regards the child of her love
whose cries for food she can onl, answer by
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How SCHOLARS ARE MADE.-IIon. Daniel
Webster makes the following pithy remarks
in relation to scholars -" Costly apparatus
End splendid cabinets have no magical pow
or TO make scholars. In all circumstances,
as man is, under God, the master of his
own fortune, So he Is the maker OF. his own
mind. The Creator has so constituted the
human intellect, that it can grow only by its
owA action, and by its own action it most
certainly and necessarily grows. Every
man must, therefore, in an important sense,
educate himself Ills books and teachers
are but helps; the work is his. A man is
not educated until be has the ability to sum-
mon, in case of emergency, all his mental
power in vigorous exercise TO effect his pro-
posed object. 1t is not the man who has
seen most, or who has read most, who can
do this; such an one is in danger of being
borne down, like beast of burden, by an
overloaded mass Of other mems thoughts
Nor is il the man that can boast merely Of
native vieor and capacity. The greatest of
all the w'.:riorS that went to Troy, had the
preemnence, not because nature had given
him strength, md he carried the largest bow,
but becau"c roli-disciplne had taught him
how to bend lt.''
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rate wlckedness porperated the murder Of
ms wife, acquitted, of the crime by an sin
telligent jury Of his couu,rymen yet when
UNDERSTANDINGS arising from the bttcrcst
angnisIl--is obviously assignabe as the i'm
polling cause of the dccd--whcn there is no
conflicting or opposing testimony--thc plea
is cruelty rejected"
we are sorry we are unable to state the
result OF the efforts in behalf of the unhappy
woman.
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EN1lFAS H.Y vi An

u ANING rc'c we'd very extensive as>urmcn, Of
- IIl GOODS invites the Ladies AMI Gentle
men oil Burlington and vicinity 10 call and examine
Them. Anon" which VIII lie found Balconies,
Lawn, Satn Striped Muslin, Sriycd Muslin Gin.
hams i. d. Laine>, &c: &C.
-AL,u--
: VerN extensive assortment Of Rlarl; and Hluc
Black Aicpue> OF superior quality aud finish very
low. Pruis; Il very Great variety of beautiful finish
light 'rOInd,, aId superior quality, the most clcpant
styles in market. These Goods were Tough, IN Boz
Ton and are recommended for Durability and fast c1or>
Furniture Prints, White Furniture Dlmitv Conn
tcruaue>, TO- II aud Il quarters and Curtain Frinaes.
Black and Blue Black, German, English and Amcr-
can Broad Ciolh-.
Ca.smcres and Ve>rngs, an extensive assortment.
SJtucte. TWc"d., ErnHcic, Cambrtccn, Doe
sim, Cashmere, Figured and Plain Lasting, Valve
the, Mole sim, aud other rich Sumner >ul>
Ladies super Bacl, KID Cloves Light Cuorcl do.
!or ,ummcr Nh1e do, Half Long do. Also, SILK,
Li~lc Thread, Cotton, de.
Ladies' lnita Rubtcr MilI>, few pair Rich Cn1.
Gem 'emcn'> KID Gloves, Blac, Whine and Colorcd.
u lie Thread, Linen and Cotton do, White Kid and
Six ito.
superior spta'Gcl Hdhf,, pcngec, Choppas and
Black Italian Cravats, extra size. SILK Opera Ties.
Fancy and Black satin do. Stocks and Collars.
lmn"h DnlIv, Camlrir Inserting and Edging,
trIn@e>, Gimp~, Pur,cs, B. rs, Hooks and Eyes on
Cards and IN BoXe>, jet buttons.
An cN cn>iye assortment Of Zephyr Wor>rcd>, Pearl
3urou>, with and without >hinl>. Fine Combs,
Dressing do. Scissors; Pins, Needles, &c.
COttons.
Stark Mills, Farmers, M,ldcscx, Merrmac, Dover
and other Shecilng> Superior unlleachd Family
ShIrns and Drilling. Blcach'd Shecins and Shirt
lns, Ticking, Mexican Mixtures, Fancy Stripe,
G,herk-, &C., ilamil on Strip'd Jeans. Wicking,
Wa ding, Batting, knitting Cotton, Cotton Yarn,
Carpet Warp, o.. at old prices.
lrISl Linen, Double Dama>k, Brown Linen, Jacket
do, superior White Linen Drilling Duck, Crash
Russia pal r,Brds Eye Linen, Table Cloths, Spread,
and DualleS.
PAIN NJ. d. Lainc Iidkf>. and ShawlS, Bonnet
Cap and Neck Ribbons. Mar,hars Linen Thread
do White superline No. from 80 to 100 Tor knitting
Lace, &c.
TaiIor's Trimmings.
SILK, Twist, Imperial Canvass PADDING, Brown
Linen, Selccia, Buttons, Coat Cord and Brad, Wig
an, DC 4'c. Iaylor's Spool Thread, Clarh's an,
other kinds.
Burlington, % May, 1sli. 81
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INSUR ANCE.

THE sui scrler has acted a Agent for the Htna
Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut for
more than twenty years past, and continues insure
against losses hy fire. and all kinds ibuldines and
personal property, and will receive applications al
h.. oiicc in Burlington and Immediately issue Pocc>
for that purpose al low rates Of premium, as any
private company can afford. The undouLlcd re- pom
>ihlllly OF this Company, nsurcs safety the n>u-
red, and their prompt, honorable, aid liberal course
in the adjustment and payment Of LOSSES, will he at
tested by all with whom they have had occasion TO
do business. WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, AGENT.
Burlington, March |, 1914. 4Ou
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loU CAN'T Srop 'EM-Thc Builaonian
says he would as soon try to 90 to sea on "A
single, make ladder of fog, chase streak
of lightning through crab apple orchard,
swim the rapids of Niagara river, raise the
dead, stop the tongue of woman, or set
Lake Erie on fire with lucifcr matches, as to
stop two young 'uns from getting married
when they take it into their heads to do so.
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PRINT WAREHOUSE
IN NEW YORK,
TO supply the City and Interior Trade Iy the Picc,
Package,
Removed!
From 1l3 Pearl Street 10
Il CEDAR STREET.

NEAR w LILLIAN STREET..
7 EE s. BREWSTER give notice to the Dealer,
IL i'll Drv Goods, that they have removed their
Warehouse for Printed Calicoe., Exclusively from
Pearl, TO I 1 Cedar street. By conhnng their al
lenon to Prints onlyL. b. are enabled to exhibit
assortment far surprising any ever before Offer ed
in Amcrlca-and to sell al prices low and General
~ Lower than houses whose attention Is divided
among a large variety Of articles.
The Stock consists ofsEvERAL THOUSANDS OF PAT
TERMS AND CoLoRINGs. embracing every variety Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PRINT
In market-many styles Of which are got up excu-
svely for their sales, and cannot be had else
where, except IN second hands.
Dealers in Prints will find for their interes, TO
anime this Stock before making their purchases-hcy
will have the advantage OF learning the lowest mar
ket priccsand comparing all the desirable styles in
market side 10y >i e.
Catalogue OF Prices, corrected with every variation
of the Market, are placed in the hands Of buyers.
April o. III. 40 If
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DIR. Johnson at late period of his life, OBJ
served to Sir Joshua Reynolds :-'If man
does not make new acquaintance as he pas
SIS through life, he will soon find himself
alone. A man, sir. should keep his friend
ship IN constant repair"
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CULTIVATION OF ONIONS BY THE TAR
TAR '.-The ;auars, who bring all sorts of
veect.bles to wilma, the capital of the grand
dlchy OF Llthnanla, have particular meth
oil of cuItivating onions. instead of raising
thcm from seeds, in which they do not sue
coed, or "hich appears to them too long IA
process, they dry and smoke in IA chimney
those which they wish to propagate, and in
spring, when the time to plant them is ar
rived, they cut them diagonaly into quar-
tiers, but SO as not TO separate the pieces
entirely one from the other. They set these
onions in rows, when thus prepared, in good
soil well dug, but not freshly MANFRED, at
about ten inches from each other, and two
inches deep. These onions increase extra
ordinarily, and grow large and strong.
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WRIGfi'IrS
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.; OR
INDIAN PURI:hTIyE.

Sc
EdouHfi MANY medicines have been leiore the
pubic tor a mn,h longer period than ,Wrlonr'
INDIAN NLGErADLE t1LL%, yet none stands now in
ii;i'Eh hEPurE' or ha> more RAPIDLY a'iame Il firm
mold upon popular estimation. The THOUSANDS that
nave "eI inem Hrou.hon the ien9ih and breadth Of
NE heinDir, all htar cheerful testimony to Their
IN most distressing disorders which flesh is heir
'o rto ,to,.,. !, W,
ine .,euiI p 81 ueaIe On Wn'h RIGHT lTnAN
10Y, ,',h ;'7 'o - ~ VIZ w, L'aI htsrc
'Sg y! ,I g"i Ptm". 'j"'e au INC "lS'r"ers ne"
9g'ts' ".G l"naI /'WHy oiu ma, = '2rrni hnnor
or, III ol"et W"r"'-iHPurtYW ,Dto0d. ms primer
Plo !, row 80 srmtInlIy naGa tnat IT. may in fact
the ,owdis.enlers con,rii,tine but yery GIr l'
norv. II i. u.ce,. therefore tn J,.cr.s ,b. I,,,,,
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CT.DEkS

Do not forget 10 remember that we are opening the
most leauful Brass and Wood CLOCKS, striking
and alarm, aud we intend to sell them single or hy
,hcm hev WON'T hurt ' yd rYf you don't buy them
No CHARGE tor showing them II you don't buy.
May 20lh. BRIS>MAID a BROTHERS.
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NEW GOODS.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT of Broad Cloths, eros
n dEta, Drnb de Ia, Cassimercs Twecds, Sati-
nets, Rich Nestings, Summer Stufls and Trimmings,
&c. &c. which will be sold at prices to suit purcha-
sers. LOVELY u SEYMOUR.
Church street. May 10, 1874. 40
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HOUSE TO LET.

ITNHE subscriber will let his large aud commolous
l. BRICK HOUSE, situated opposite the Bank OF
Burlington, and on the corner of Church and Ban,
Streets, for one longer term Of years. The
house has lccn occupied for numler of years past
boarding house, aud is well calculated to accom-
moiae from twcntyto thirty boardcrs. Terms made
known by Application TO the subscriber, and posses
sion given on the first day of May next.
WIN. A. GRISWOT.D.
Burlington, April 4, 1914 al If
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KERN g. SPEAR

TTAyE Iu>t received from New YorR general
/ l. assortment, of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
comprising the latest styles OF Prints, Gnghams,
Bumhazincs, Bonnet and Dress Lawns Silks aud
SILK Shaws,, NJ. de LANES, Brocha ShawlS, Florence
aud Straw Bonncts, Silk Parasols, Hosiery, Gloves,
Mitts &c. &c.
Also For GrnlIcmen's summer wear, Drap D'ete.
Doe Skin, Cashmere, Tweed Cloth, Gambroone,
Boml azine Vevetecn, Fancy Silk vcstlng, PLAID AMI
fancy Velvc, do, Mar>as and Valenlia do, Fancy
and plain Stucks and Ties, Cravats, Collars, &c &c
Which will he ,old as cheap can be bought Tor
cash approved credit.
Church street, May 3, 1874 49i
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FlRU FOR S ALE.
PERSONS ABOUT BUILDING.

THE subscribers keep on handa their Lumber
/ Yard on Pearl Street, Boards .,cantilng Plank,
Floor Boards and Inch Boards ,ady planed; Lath,
Lining and other materials lo' aiding,
Persons in the adjacent Towns can be supplied At
the Mills in Undcrh at u suitable deduction from the
Burlington prices.
n b. They ohor TO contract for the erection OF
Buildings on reasonable terms. Apply 10 II. 2.
Hickok. ElCkOh II SlENENS,
Burlington, 3 JAN, 1914. 81 It
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New Store, New Goods, New
Partners, New Prices. New
Everything almost.
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS,

Successors 10 PdngbOrn If BriHSmdido
A RE opening Il more extensive sormCnt OF beau
II tlfl Goods than ever, aud they will he sold at
prices that can't lie beat, we IN haste sullon small
list and invite all 10 call and us, to look if
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Il til1l Goods than ever, aud they Will lie sold al
prices that can't cheat, we IN haste suioln small
list and invite all 10 call and see us no cost TO look II
you do not trade.
Mnlacca Canes, do do Butter Knives,
Safety Lamps, Silver plat'd Table Spoons,
Common Marbles Silver plated Tea Spoons,
Polished do Britannia do
Gold Snaps, do Teas,
Front Hooks, do Castors,
Pay>on,i lndclliblc Ink, German Silver spcctaecs
Cu.l Pins, Steel Shutters,
Whalcloncs, Steel Top Thimllos,
Dressing Combs, Britannia Candcsicks,
States, Gill Shank Pms,
Swin,, Gilt Stone Runle Pins,
Britannia Tea Spoons, Stone Head Guard Keys,
Pockel Book Locks, Plain Gold Rings,
Bailey lndclIibIc Ink, Chased do Finger do
Silver Pencils, Oclaaon Head Keys,
German do do Ladies' brooches and other
Ivory Pocket Combs, ornaments
Steel Pens do do Enamclcd,
Metal Pen Holders do do Plain Borders,
Bone do do do do Small Garnet,
Tin Plates, do do Topaz,
Wood Chess Men, ICen,lemen's Garnet Pins,
Chinete do do do Scarf Pins, Gold
Looking Glasses, Heads,
Lamp Glasses, do do do Stone do
German Cologne, Stone Breast Pms,
Gold Finger Rings, Steel Watch Rings,
Gold Guard KEYS, Steel do KEYS,
Garnet Breast Pins do Shoe Buckles,
Gold Guard Chains, Guitar Strings
Patent Vertical Watches Plated Steel Butter Knives,
Gold and Silver Lever dol do Knife Rests,
Gold and Silver Lepnc do Block Cat Buges
Gold and Silver Anchor do Navy Vest Buttons,
Gilt Guard KEYS, Silk Sashcs,
jet Bracelet Clasps, 2 telescopes,
Gold Spclfacles, Necklaces,
jewelers. Gold Rings, Gold Thimbles,
Brass Shutters, lociei>
Gold Pens, Head Pins,
Ger. silver Table Spoons, jet Ornaments,
do do Tea Spoons, Necklaces, new patterns,
And very many new and splendid articles.
We would lust say that we have Goods suitable Tor
every body, it Pin, or Ring, or CHAM or Key, or
al IN. m mr. IDr islp urt
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DAIRY SALT.
COn Sacks Dairy Salt, Jus, received by
cOO III. w. CATLIN.
May 0, ~. 40
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FLOUR.
1OOBBlS Superine Flour " Hcrrlngtons"
1OC 80 half oils do do
MAY Is, 1874. SC STRONGS & Co.
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NJ 'l'B dCE.


IN +. & w. l.. STRONG having associated with
l. them ANDREW THOMPSON, the Mcrcan-
tile and COMMISSION business will lie continued under
he firm of STRONGS a. Co.
April |, 1874. so
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
g NJ POPE has gust received his Spring Stock
~ Of Dry Goods and Groceries, which he will sell
for cash or ready pay a cheap as the cheapest
Burlington, May Is, lS4t. 80
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DOIASH KETTLES, 80 and 100 gallons. Caul
l. dron do 80, As, 60 and l20 gallons, very cheap,
May, lSIi. 30 STRONGS Co.
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DYE STUFF'S, ACIDS, DYE WOODS, dc.
WILLIAM PARTRIDGE IL SON.
81 Cliff Street, Corner Of Fulton, New-York,

A CONSTANT sUrrIY OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-01-05
Ottawa Market.

FNHE subscriber respectfully informs
the public that he has opened his
Meat Market in Ottawa, where daily may
be found an assortment of fresh meat
Thankful for past (avors, he hopes to re.
ceive a continuance of the patronage OF
his old friends aud the public generally.
JEREMIAH WOOD.
Ottawa, April 7. ls43. Aft
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-01-05
REMARKABLE CURE OF HIP DISEASE.

New York, July Goth, 1913
Messrs. SISps--Gcnt. My daughter AGED
six Year., was attacked with the hip disease wheu
tw" years old, aud since then she has been grow =
ing gradually worse until recently, aud her suilef.
lng at intervals was most pnuiul t. behold aud
battles all description. 1 he head ulthc hlp bone
was thrown entirely out of place, after which mat
ter ar puss formed IN the socket ri the ioint auG
iur many months IN succession she was entirely
deprived Of all natural rest. She was reduced t.,
a mere skeleton aud very often exclaimed. "Oh.
mother! wish 1t might please the good Man
above To take ne to himself' 1t was my irryen,
prayer her suilerngs might be terminated aud my
anXlouS Ears rem we'd.
The Almighty has promised to be with MS r.
SIX trnuhI,r, and Ia the seventh lac viii not leave
us nor lorsake US, if we pa, our trus, and conf
dtnce in Him; aud truly can say 1t has teen
verified ~ the present case. Through HIS bless
ing and your instrumcntality, my chd hvcs--yes
is restored To perfect health and Is "A living noun
mcnt of the efficacy Of your hcoith-reslorng Sar-
saparIIla. We had tired all the remedies WITHIN
our reach, had the hone once set had il hIlstcrro
~ plugged, without effect She commenced the
use OF the Sarsuparlla IN April last, and in less
than week there was an evident improvement
discharge came out from the hip joiut, and in a
few days ii commenced healing, aud in less than
two weeks was entirely CLOSED. During the time
of using the Sarsaparilia she passed large quaui-
Ties of Worms. which aided materially in hasten
ing the cure. She rapidly improved in health aud
strength, her appetite increased, and she is now
entirely restored and wholly 81 by the use uf your
SarsapariIla. With the grateful feelings ot a mo-
lhcr's heart aud u fathers joy, we subscribe our
selves your friend. WILLIAM :. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY.
No, 500. Fourth-street.
We the subscribers, being noighbors to William
aud Sarah Bailey, know the above statement in
relation to their child and the cure performed by
Sands Sarsaparilla, to he strictly true.
WILLIAM POWERS,
JOHN MYERS.
Prepared and sold by A. b. Sands & Co., Drug
glsts and Chemists, Granite building, 273 Broad
way, Corner of Chambers street, n Y, and for
sale by Druggists throughout the US. Price, II
per bottle, six bottles Tor IS.
~ Remember tina, it is SwdS Sdrsopdria iha,
has, and is constantly achieving such remarkable
cures of the mos, difficult class of diseases.
g. l.. THOMPSON,
Agent by special appointment Of the propric,ors,
DR. Ottawa and yNinirS. Sly