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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-05
Opinion Of a Reg1sdr Physician

-. -. I.AETLN, NIk., sept, 80, 1915.
THIS eertii chat have recomu nded the of WSTARs
BASA OF WILD CHERRY for diseases Of Lungs for two
my patients all with benehcrl es In cases where was
effected ''' - Va avg
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BAR Z :. Il !! IS! LOTION & + /!


"a Rhsam.sg. Goat spraos. Bruises, Cuts. Ban. se.d.
swelinss Wsa6ss.. and Pain: the Breast Side and Back
pmples all kinds q krupons Of the skn EIysypslss Sail
Hnsum ever snd AEue Ague ~ the ace a9d bs;
mach and Limbs hce Bowel Fever Sores. Old
Ulcers and sores Of all kinds Complaints Of the Kidney
!aly Chblins corns. Bunions, Head Ache. Tooth Ache
propeto deem il 70 write lengthy articles
the merits Of his Invaluable medicine its COO endl
New York and the Atlantic cities chesrfuy certify the
beat only remedy for the complaints above named asserting
being generally useful aud ready
The LADIES also gratefully unite atesng its value in
many hch heretofore seemed without remedy.
For sale the Propeor GrnIal Depot retail and whole
sae s2s doors sbove The Hospital where agent.
the city and distance wi, be supplied liberal Al
tn Depot 2 welaut philadelphia; and BY
.n ey sa., s,sr sH g. ,S .sss. ov:
Donueli saratoga sp; Tousey. Syracuse; H. Fowler
Auburai j. B. Ma achs Utica; Coleman Co., Bu6alo w
Y Cish. Jersey siiy; v,a Mott MsvsaIy; 4 Z. AZ
bB whyrl.. B.limers: ;Hsash. FlessTek.bu,S. VA
B Baker. Bowen; Messrs w. II. Still ~ell, Westerly Il
Nc DJnsd, L. johns Do j. o. HuicSnson Toronto, c. w
p ice Is cents C.. 8. BAhTINE & CO,
do lmeod$m Broadway.
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
consul PTION.

Colds Soughs, bpng OF Blood. Bronchitis, Diculty Of
Breathing, Asthma, Pain in the Side and Breast,
orders OF the Liver, and Lungs
Broken Constitution.
&c &c.
THIS Celebrated Renedv has now by It's intrinsic vir-
tues acquired celebrity which never be shaken by
TIE many quack Nosums" with which the country aboucds.
can be relied Tor the speedy and Of all
Diseases Of he Lungs Il literally sweeping Consumption
from the sod hcsever introduced and becomes known,
AL others dwnde into iusgnhcsnce The PUBLIC have been
long enough and now resort too medicine which
the testimony most eminent physicians in thu land has
BY p.blishnR columns Of forged cert,6eatesbuit Is
enough let the public know whore be obtained and
distressing diseases above named which have ked the skill
ofshs most Leaned tqr ages hssqfois - =
which introduced the public ample proof
afforded Of its BY the country being flooded with Bal
sans Candies and Mxtues of Wild Cherry, OF
which PREPARED BY regular phyean although they have
have assumed the names Of respectable give
rsney 70 their Thero!e thr public should be ON
them % he G5En ad EfsnSs which = hO.y
Mace streets, Philadelphia.
fresh supply has inst been received and for, sale
by G. Ring Dr. Minors old stand, Of Broad
way and john street; T. A. Sands. Church ,pi.pen-
s Bleseker corner Mnss; John B. Dode III Broadway cor
q 9th streets Lewis Lane SCI sreenwich street; John
Hart $40 Grand street, Of Norfolk street, Horace Eve
IS hudson Leonard street; Wm Bailey
Fulton and Sand streets, Brooklyn; III Cook Pros.
pact and Bridge Bi0ohys and Bsn ods gig BiGsd
lane and Hoadsy, Phelps Co., ls Water New York
n29 lmeodsr
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Court Of Oyer and Termlner.


Before Judge Edmonds Aldermen vsntne and Brady.
JAN. 6.-Aftcr the court was organized. VIM. Harper.
convicted the week before last Of the murder Of john
George Kimpland Patrick Campbell. convicted OF man
slaughter In the fourth degree for causing the death Of
Matthew Cogan, were brought up to receive seItenos
little girls nrst desired to stand up, upon which
MIR Darr, his counsel, applied to postpone sentence
until the bill Of exceptions settled. He urged the
postponement on the ground that sentence Was now
passed. they would be driven to argue the exceptions y
the January tcrm and the prisoner destitute q az
prepare with any chance Of success for 80 Important
proceeding. The court said there would DO abundant
time both Settls the exceptions and - make all other
and thsy could not depart from
the ancient pracice OF the court Harper was then Or
Clrar william Harper You had been indicted iss
certain fslenyto that indictment you plsadsd net
guilty, and put yourself on your country. Your coan-
try has found you guilty and whist have yeu now .
say why judgment should not be pronounced against
HAnrrn-I ask the court TO put the proceedings back.
The Court, then, after making some remarks on the
enormty the offence of which the convict found
guilty aer full, patient and considerste trial, by
Jury Of his country said II was the painful duty OF the
court to pass him the sentence law which was
that he be taken back 10 the place from whence he csns
and on 2sth Of February next between the hours q
neck until he Is dead distressing scene then took
place between the unfortunate convict, his vile and
children.
Patrick Campbell was then ordered to stand up, and
after few appropriate remarks from the Court hs was
sentenced TO II months imprisonment In the psnissnI
tiary
Hat was next called up, and pleaded guilty to an IN
dictmsnt for assault and battery and sentenced TO ten
days imprisonment In the city prison.
Tee court then adjourned.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

FessMsyCdnM duemk, ITahingt0W Cuy,U. e.
THE fROPlETORs ei this new, large and modem built
lie for the liberal support they have gvsa and confidently anti
signed the public accommodation The house situate
the Avenue the promenade de between Third
Capitol capable Of accomplishing three hundred
for the winters season. The parlo and ladies' apartments
have bean elegantly farnbedhe ladies' ordinary
h been adapt i 70 the comfort Of
by day night the Union Our train Of servants are
polite active obedisnt and well disciplined Briefly
hdeny challenge the judgment OF discriminating public
al the essentials required to render public hou,e homs
Charges as heretofore 81 PER day Permanent boardes
tunes. TYLER BIRCH.
The Express will please copy every other day for three
weeks. and send bill to Ty Ter Birch mas 3m eod+rc
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Decisions In Chancery.
Before the Hon. Lewis H. Sandford Assistant Vice Oh

JAs. s-caarle, ". Leonsr r.. B. r w1ee'.ieAt;- Muir
ray Hoffman for complainant w. Bradford and ni !.
Ing the Pearl and Cedar street stores OF o. Loomer the
mortgage, which was the principal security, became
compisinants lands was thereby discharged. That de-
PENDANTS decree In the former suit against complainant
psinant the lots which he bought under that Do
and account for the sums paid BY other bidders Com
painant not entitled to the money paid 10 defendant
by c. II. WhttemoIe and he il to repay Defendants
advances on Mr. Astors mortgage Complainant he: 2
right Of subrogaon against O. Locmsrs estate ~ the
curssy the lots sold for sums which his lands paid for
o. Loonsr And defendant to pay costs Of suit Dscid
cd where wife Joins her husband in mortg aging
her nhsrtsncs for his debt advance to him. IL
prima aca his security those who alegs that she
Intended g the principal debtor Tor any cause
G. saSw and = and AZ Wilson ss D. Lsaritt. Ree.ser
Of the N. a. Trust and Banking Co. and ofhsrs-0 T.
Allen for compliments g. N. Titus and NJ g. Bidwen
by 7. Wilson Co. to the N. A. Trust and Banking CO.
security for the payment Of the certificates Of DE-
England, as we'll as for r. Wilson Co.'s bond and
that the latter Is entitled 10 have the same spped g
T S;rS G o. the 70 Be- c yca
For $4,000 collected by the n Trust Co.. the proper
" to be deemed Is security For the other $4,000 q
Braafe,d b. jViGsms ". Mstfhsv Mssry and ss.e.s.
ans-Dec,dsd that complainant part owner q tho
ship Republic when first purchased that no soid ms
ss the To % or
ships husbandry and that there be an account taken
the m..sr c'sn Hs
with costs a. to Taylor and Merrill All other questions
7Hs Nsv York life Insurance and Trust Company Va
a. Cutler and ethsrs-W Belts for compainants A.
Thompson for Young T. Sanford for Seneca County
tina. Young has not shown actual or constructive
notice Of hs all ged trust either TO the or
Lodi ar% and $500 on the Hector farm to
inquire to the ordor of sale Of parcels Of the latter
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NEW FRENCH RESTAURANT COFFEE HOUSE
AT NO 7T BROApWAY:

1 the public general and distiushed families IN
particular that they aye opened elegant French
and Coffee House, ar No Broadway where Breakfasts
il style that cannot Gail 70 satisfy the most delicate palate
confeetcnery jelles, creams Chaottesrusses III
qustc Liquors aud the most choice Wines Orders received
from Families for Breakfasts Dinners aud Suppe or spparate
dishes Parties supplied with every kind OF Pastry Jsss,
Confectsou aries and Ice Creams az lm$re
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
81 ]
CH1NGE OF HOURS

CH1NGE OF HOURS
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOW8,
Commencing ON Monday, September Isth isa
0reenport, daily, sundays excepted, stopping
at Farmingdale and st. Georges Manor
Leave Brookyu-At " A. for Farmnatae and intsmedi-
ale Places daily Sundays excepted and on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, through
to 0reenpoTt and intermediate places
atlP NJ. for Fsrmingdale and intermediate
places, daily Sundays excepted.
Leave 0reenportBoston Train, at4 O'cioek r. d., or On
the arrival Of the steamer from Norwich,
daily, Sundays excepted, stopping at St
0sorge's Manor and Farmingdae.
ats O'Clock, A. NJ; Accommodation Train,
ON Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leave FarmingdeFor Brooklyn, * o'clock A. NJ, and
IP NJ, daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave Jamaica-For Brooklyn o'clock, A. NJ and AZ r.
M, daily. sundays excepted Fare 70
Bedford ceutsi East New York ~ Race Cosne lex;
Trotsins CSuIas lsk s%sca 81 sIushylis si Hyde rsi
Hs%.'s,;:d Tk s.snsa T c.1: rI.s: z; wsS..y g;
s. suiOh Sc, ss.0s M S Lake Rcd Static. sE MsdSTa
al, I'll sE M,t:s s Gs
GrseSpors s. so:ssD Tram b. : .'A' -
Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains the several
Stations take lew Fares to all Of the
Island. .
Baggage will be readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street, receive Baggage for the several Trains minutes b.
fore ths hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
The Steamer Statesman leaves reenpert for Nag afb
twice each day the arrival Of the Trains from Brooklyn
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Pncs cents per copy
n IS u er anuum-pay ,bis in advance
WEEKLY HEKALD-Evrry Sarur tay-Prcs ~ cent
Der couy-S li2X per annum-payabe in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prces-always cash
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and dss-
~ All letters or communications bv mall addressed TO
the post paid. the postage viii b.
deducted the subscription RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Prophet Of the
Nrw YoRx HERALD EsTA sLssHMEKr
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nasssu
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HOTEL DES DEUX FRERES.
R011,dinp and Room nm The Etsroa,ensa plan

w than other plan for travellers and merchants whose
buslness require them TO be absent frequently.
The quiet and healthy location Of hotel opposite
park retired from the nose hustle and confusion Of tho
roughfres adjacent thereto, and all the steamboat land
posite Duane park. ni4 Inn
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HARTWELL'S
" a SHIN q TON HOUSE.
013 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

QATHS lust inroducrd-Warm and Cold-iu fine apart-
ID Tor both ladies and gentlemeu and the entire orgs
nxation and fitting Of department OF the Washington
House, complste. dill lmsm
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RuxoRs.-There were various rumors IN clreue
tion This lnornng-some said exprcss had arrived
from Mobile with wsrllks nsvs.tns Is. : ,.ssss.
~ rcd,,cs and rise In the rate Of interest Aner AL
il nav be- and probably w. altogether tho wex - seses
ulstofs.--N o. Courier, Dec 10
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DOOI
GOSLIN0, Of the American and French Dining Saloon
~ Nos 81 and Is Nassau has always ready
tie Soup for Cspains and families put up in tin boxes
from Y M. gil r. M the hrs Of the markets. all kinds
game &c., for prices which suit every body He has fely
erected machine whereon dinner for
two minutes prsps5sd Hs. famous cakes Every
loon is from M till r. NJ Except the 6rst day in
My Henry Goslins, has erected at great expense.
similar estsbiishmeat Boston, Mass No Is Devonshe
Very thankful the bestowed for the
last five and In the hope Of have the
honor 70 call myself most obedieat restaurseur
mn lmsrc L. GOSLIN0.
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HAYTI NEws--AMERIcANs IN SERvIcE.-By an
arrival, we understand that the Hayden feet was
expected TO reach Porto Plata the Let Of January
consisted Of i've schoops, well equipped and four more
barque Alsst recently purchased by the Dominican go
yernmen to be fitted vessel Of war; has been GOT IN
readiness and she mounts twenty twenty four
represented a. being commanded by . |" foe, young.
cool calm and daring American, and . picked cfsw Of
any able and prime semen"
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Fsox HAvAyA.-During the month OF November
last there have arrived at Hsvans the foowsng Pss-
ss,s.. ia from other parts Of America frsn
England 3 from Hsmburgh. - A.. ..,..a
Al Puerto Principles Pin the PR = sss p,
ssins sell thirty for picayune, and salt beef ~ rsss
dime ii the srroba, (aslbs)
- =. ,hst Madame Rachel the celebrated French trs
~,c sctress, contsnplstss visit TO this country.
In The Englsh packet from Vera Crus company
usxicsn bull fighters had arrived at Havana
The papers speak Of play 0rscie ds pics,
Al having ass, bled great crowds 81 the Tacon Tneae
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JAM 5.--4israsder Cook James Bridses-This was
an sction for assault and battery, brought by jour
lyman baker against his boss appeared that the d.
PENDANT had had some diculty previously with
party named Hamilton ard the evening In queson.
in August last the defendant and his party met Hamil
ton and his party, among whom was the plaintiff at
public house, Of Rvngton street and the Bows-
ry. The evidence showed that the s6ray was CEN
msnced by defendant taking hold Of Hamilton, and
telling HIM he wished to spesk TO him. when one Of the
defendants party pitched into the plaintiff knocked him
down. kicked him. and made his face bloody There was
no evidence show that the defendant struck the plain
M II attempted. however, on the part Of the plain
tiff TO show that the defendant had admitted that he he'd
procured the others assist him TO lick the plaintiff Ths
Jury, however, found verdict for the defendant.
For plansih-Messrs. Nelson and 0rinth. For de-
fendant-James Mccoy.
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ANOTHER DKsoLATINc FIRE IN COLUMBIA, South
CARoLrNA.-Thc Columbia Chvowicie Of the Slst
ult says " has again become our painful duty 70 10
cord another desolatng fro In Columbia. Yesterday
morning, about O'Clock, vacant frame building On
the Main street, belonging to d. r. Stevenson, and r.
Gently occupied by John fosyh was discovered to be
ON ere and from IT. combusble materials, and those Of
the houses south Of IT, our indefsdgsbs nrsmsn found
impossible check ito until had consumed the
whole block fronting the Main srset from Richand
10 Lumber Streets with the exception OF the brick build
ing occupied by James g. Scott 4 Co and 0attman X
Rosepthail, on the corner Of Lumber street.
The buildings destroyed are the wooden building Of
and occupied by M'Nams Ksnner, and widow wo
man named Wilson, ~ groceIssnc insurance On ohsr
the building or the stock The adjoining frame building
north owned by w. M0nnis. and occupied By him %
dwelling and groceryinsured. 81 500 on the building
and So 600 ON the stock In the Etna Once OF He uord,
Conn The adjoining frame building, b ON nE = ths
estate Of Michael M'Kinney. and occupied oy w - u
kns a { grocery and insurance On be us
stock. small frsms building, belonging TO the aus
essts and occupied by W. M'Pherson % conieotonary
NO insursnce. The large frame building occupied By
Mrs Candy a. hotel, and the stsss occupied By n.
Chandler Co, owned By the estate Of Thomas MCui
Tough building insured Tor - 90 in Augusta Insurance
but no loss. The brick building occupied By w. T.
Little a. dwelling and grocery, belonging 70 the sane
estate 400 insurance the building In the Augura
Company and $500 the stock In the store In the 1t
M Company, which will be far from covering the loss
The frame house belonging to D. r: Stevenson who're
dwelling occupied BY Mysr Nsthans. belonging 70 TIE
estass Of Thomas MCullough-nc insurance. The beck
buiIdipss In the rssr Of the brick stores occupied ~
(3sttman Rosenthall and James B. Scott Co.. oesong.
ind 10 the same estate and covered By insurance IN ne
Augusta Company. At this point the nrs wa ssPPed
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TO THE PUBLIC.
GIVE MY ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE
FOR N0ITR SELF

WARRANT them all TO be as represented, the money
IysTaAh Il HAIR .g EEssT1 .g. II. s .
& iss
aat Washed :o
and uxarsnt in i. growth; and will positively bring
ss ny ne f:s a;
o y
!. sgsin.. and s9 iols cure in
y; &: Il z: aud
@
i %
hair ard Evss j. beautiful goss and sofness. and
agreeable and '''''s'ns REsvvirDpssiN cE.
IL ss X s: s and which
ssss 4l s;sa: s:: r ts!s;s1i
my sgse s!.ss So. and 81
willard. s. w corner q Cedar and William ..rsess
lions either Or iosss for sale Who sssie and rs
@ soc5
s hs n ny
South American markets. nted 70 stand the test Of
climate md ''" ioa ii: !; wi y1hooM FOWLER
DUCKING GUNS
CASES superior Duck Guns, Of The most approved length
ease: s very . sas SSs' Cooking Gun.
q. :;e:s ~ u. .ssIsas Ss
as % ;:Ssl Of sfs G &" ~ Fs:
u. M. STONE,
Attorney at Law, Raleigh, ~ g.
70 &c = -, that may
Msssrs Woo hull & Mnturu, New York.
Bryan Maitland, !"
3. Myers & Co. -
A. NJ. TIedwell, Esq.
d28 3taw3m'r
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ago a. they have been fixed upon the understanding
that pilot 10 TO apprenticeship, may assume 70
belong to profession for which they not qualified
they cannot BE- made answerabfs therefor.
Your nemoralists respectfully suggest that the idea
Of throwing the busness open to competcn which has
procured the pasage Of the present law ought to be 70
ono should besowsd to enter calling which s 70 in.
vove the security Of lie and property Of others. with
out security given that the public shall be safe
In all professions where the skiunsss and un,kilfu.
OF the practitioner will operate TO his loss
emolument merely, composition, Of course, will insure
diligence but your memoralists submit that the pro-
fession Of medicine law thrown open TO compe
csive the hrs sican attorney who offered his
vices, such law would at be condemned aIbi.
tary and unwse end yet such 10 the effect Of the pre-
ing 10 the port Of New York obliged By law TO take
the first pilot who OFFERS and he has security that the
pilot Offering 1T to DO trusted, either from know.
ledge or habits
And your memorialiss humbly submit, that justice,
and due regard TO the interests Of all parties demand
that the present act Of Cong IN relation to the pilots
Of the port Of New York. should be repealed or modified
Of individuals end the integrity Of state rights require
all which Ia respectfully submitted TO your honorable
body being than the rights Of the State Of
New York and her citizens require.
And your msmorialsts further represent, that petit
ton presented 70 the House Of Representatives In
1884, In which the difficulties Of navigating the Misss
ppi and Ohio rivers were fully set forth, and in which
the FL quent accidents occurring from the om2lcymsnt
ofncompetent persons as pilots were also stated Ihe
petitioners therefore, pray for the passage OF law ~
Congress regulating the pilotsge Of stsamboss. upon
that this petition was referred to the Committee on Com
msrce Who after due consde GRAFTON oil the SUBJECT re-
ported that In their opinion THE subject should De lett
who're powers In relation 70 ample, and who have
convsnent sccess 10 that local information which in
dispsnssbls to enlightened legislation upon matter IN
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OvvicR OF THK JEvyxRsor irsunArcE Co.,
New York, July a, isi5.
a. sscssheds Of this Company are q call q
Tsh 70 oil up their 70 receive number
sn1aes e?oA o ne present value OF their stock
rssding out Of the city requested
convey tnen intsnnos BY post the once No. s. Wall
Got. Horr. ssey. E"'THohS ,z& I1 r:
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patent Mebieints.
SANDS'S SUBSTANTIAL,


roa TIE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT cusx
DISEASES ARISING rSoM AZ NPcRs STATE o.
s,6i. or Stass Ev SAr.-aat,rp. Oassaate C4tG.se~,
Tnt,oat Ptnplss Px.,si tx FACE R.oehss. St.s
c.rs.,e Sors Ee hss ss o. Js, Ssass saa IN
S.ni,h,,c S,<SpkmJ, Ssaticu Or Lsrosso. G.d Ds'ea
/ a-,rax +oza pjssares' r's hsre.Sy A's,iei o.
Csza,extisns. Dttord-n &c ,...
THIS preparsi,oais eor2iassoa .a, 4. ~, So. =
he sory Of Medicine, cferinf eon,e! y W eSa.a
- ,ns from The various Preparations o. sassar
.,ij,s h.ch have different tines oro " 20 paS
~. !, unS a. is dirsci and Immediate influence A.
,,a "a possessed f?o~srfn hesl.as y, 5sne.ir
80 ,nron Sen in perfect heath, no eSeet ofoSueea
hy II, use except increase OF srPeuie; ou 80 ~
u ses,s> IN The t,se SD Isl. - s., Nd ..es /,
nstpS-. oew lie snd vsor ana sragseeah ana '1e's'a
70 The sufa Ing sad diseasec- i. ,u,,-,,, .s-,,6
e,s ,, hish,y pectsSie souree OF cure uaoe o5
sItng beir preparation OF ss.ssesa.N M,,,s.ls4s.
L n s.Sns-GeaileIner: Having oesn cured o.
.evsre scrofo,s diesse BY The uie o. you, ~,
70 ~. F.rtuy fellow beings 10 Ieslity To the
m.sr, which rssoeet me to seso, ohde5 sne -,
pov,,rs Rl e,ss, remedies t1e The disease 5rsi
ssJ i, r.1i oi,rp.x or blsters. which was attended
with Violent ichr and corc ~ Inese sps $40 sr5
,hs body ard IN ing ,ogshe, 'orres lSss 'eNes stS
sn-nm which t,.1ed wssS Ard The sAin cracking srd
burntug blood and uHiiet eompSn-St ~ - 49,
crest As TO deprive me- ~ 81. nsts affected nv yen
e,s hesih. which rsp. uy fs'ird and 'sAs o'Is 20 a.
red -rsut rru,edie. ~ilhoa, feesv;ug pHruaneni
benefit then into the Ne~-fork HosHiNt, SIC Ie
manned for fourteen uodes u-tnl-ct. Hhls GRO
durs temporary relief lGer leaving the Hospital The dis
returned IN fow d ys and ~aen gwen W oy ~
your SarsspsGs and inn ,d.,eiy received giving It's
trial The Srsi bottle relieved me OF Al ns
sans eor wear. Ssfore o,rnuaou your ssrsspar
Ia. combination with your sALr HkEpN kIStof spPh-
10 health aud ,m now able attend 10 my business
would TO ALL and psruc, larry 70 S 1r.nsi 'a