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weight pounds
DRY GOODS
600 yards blue strouds
500 do scarlet do
1900 do blue, fancy, and grey lis, cloth
217 do green do do
372 do scarlet do do
$3.50 do blue saved list do
$50 do green do do
800 do scarlet do do
485 pounds worsted yarn 3-fod
GO dozen cotton flag handkerchiefs
40 do Madras do
sc do black silk do
40 do Sd cotton shaws
20 do GA do do
20 do A do do
10000 yards domestic calico
1000 do English and French do
1880 do bleached cotton shifting
5000 do unbleachea do do
1000 do do do sheeting
1900 do domestic checks, stripes, and paids
300 dozen woollen socks S.57 ..I
1900 yards plaid lnsey
3400 do fannels, assorted
$50 flannel shirts
500 calico do
IS pounds linen thread
"a do cotton do .''
36 do sewing silk nt
20 gross worsted gathering
800 pieces ribands, assorted
100 gross fancy and clay pipes
SO pounds vemilon. .E7., ... ."
HARDWARE. ...... .. y. .
1900 pounds brass kettles
so nests japanned kettles, 8 in nest
AGO tin kettles ."f ' ...
IS gross square avis .#t s..s. .',
1000 fsbhooks ... .
25 dozen fish lines
$4,000 needles, assorted
100 dozen combs, assorted
10 do scissors .,
$4,000 gun flints
10 gross gun worms
200 dozen butchers knives
% dozen axes, to weigh from to 81 pounds
95 dozen haf-axes, to weigh 81 pounds a
IL do squaw axes, to weigh pounds
45 do hatchets, to weigh II pounds
To be delivered at the places where manufactured
or in the city of New York or Philadelphia as may
be required, without additional expense, @
AGRIcuLTuRAL IMPLEMENTS ss.
There will also be required, TO be delivered II
.Nsto York at the same time, the following agricul
ura implements; Gats,
200.exes, to weigh from ~ to 81 pounds
200 halfaxes, TO weigh 81 pounds
100 wedding hoes, different sizes
. cross-cut saws, Of feet and of feet in
length
IS drawing knives, IL inches in length
60 augurs, in equal proportions Of l-nch, s-inch
and l-inch y
$50 ID. brass kettles, assorted sizes.
The sum of $1,000 Is to be expended IN the above
articles, and the quantity will be increased or dmn
shed to meet that sum. as no samples piH be erhib
tied Of them, must Be understood that they are 10 Be o.
The best qualify. @
ALSO
The following agricultural implements, delivera
bic at New York:
ls0axes, to weigh from ~ to 81 pounds
$50 halfaxes, to weigh 81 pounds
1000 wedding hoes, assorted sizes ....
IS sngle-horse ploughs, with clevis and cast-iror
~ mould boards
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CERTIFICATES.
RAITINfnaE

BALTMoRE, May Is, 1896
Mr.. C. c. RErSHARDr; | have examined and
used 10 some extent the truss of Mr.. Charles &.
Renhardt II is an instrument well adapted to
treatment Of hernia, and especially the accomplish
ment of the radical cure. | do not hesitate TO re-
commend it as an ingenious and useful instrument.
N. K. SMITH, M. ID.
Prof Surgery.
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JOHN r. w. DUNBAR.

Having examined the truss of Mr.. Cha5 C. Rein
,ardt concur with Prof Smith in the opinion as to
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Having examined the truss OF Nlf. OnbB ". KEN
hardt, concur with Prof Smith in the opinion to
It's merits. - -
have used the several trusses manufactured by
Mr.. c. c. Reinhardt, and have found them well
adapted to effect the ends for which Tusses have
been applied
RICHARD wILMOT HALL, NJ. D.,
One of the surgeons of Baltimore lnfrmary,
No As Lexington ST., Bait
April 80, 1886.
BALTIMORE, May 10, 1896
regard the truss of Mr.. Chas. c. Reinhardt as
superior to any other now known, and should be
glad TO see it generally introduced into practice.
CHAS. BELL GIBSON, M. D.,
Prof of surgery in the Washington
University, Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, May IA, 1876.
The hernal truss, invented by Mr. c. c. Rein
hardt has advantages over most others now in use,
in regard to durability Of material, variety Of form
of pad, aud its admitting OF being easily cleansed.
It's Introduction into use, if judicously selected and
applied, | doubt not would give general satisfac-
ton.
III. WILLIS BARLEY, M. D.,
Prof of anatomy and operative surgery,
Washington University, Bait.
treatise on the use of the above valuable truss,
and also Containip% many other certificates of the
highest respectabity, will be given gratuitously TO
any one who will apply to
u. d. GILMAN, Druggist,
Penn, avenue, near Browns Hotel, who is sole
agent for the District.
June -
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.

fairs, Washington city, ID. c., until 10 O'Clock, on
Saturday, the l4th day of November next, for fur,
nishlng the following goods in the quantities annex
ed or thereabouts for the use Of the Indians; and
deliverable at the following places, viz
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Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th streets
Sept. 25-3t
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N. II. DOWNS
VeEeta bic ID a . a m I c
ELIXIR.

THE Grca, Nor,hern Remedy for Coughs,
Il Colds, Bleeding nj the Lungs, Bronchit-
is, Night Sweats, difficulty of breathing and
all other diseases Of the Lungs, which ar.
incipieni stages fths Consunpiion-s full
evidence OF which can be found in The sevs-
raj sheets and pamphlets in the hands Of A.
gents, some Of which are occasionally pub
lIshed in another part Of This paper.
CURTIS d SMITH, ST. hlbsns VI.
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents can
be supplied in any part OF the Union. upon
the best terms.
Sold by especial appointment BY ". F..
c, Stoddard, Rutland d Morgan. Jr W.
Rutland; Y. Ross, Brandon; T.. Jameson.
Caslleton C. Walker. Benson Vail & o.
It's, Middleiown; N. w. SAWYER. Tnmoulh
H. Simonds. Prtsford; Hall q Parker, Cln-
endon c. c. Blossom, w. Pouliney and
by some respectable dealer in Tho county
1919
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LOOK HERE.
Dr usanDiRg's Patent Lace

HAS done more for the diseases for
III which it is applicable than any other
instrument in use. And the subscriber is
determined to convince the public, though
that it be al his own expense. ANY person
who needs an instrument Of the kind, is IN.
vited TO call al his house and receive one on
tIlsl for I~o weeks GRATIS. iflhey are moi
already convinced. People are cautioned not
10 believe reports derogatory to this invalu-
able Instrument ofreuain doctors who may
be interested in "Hull's Supporters " or
other ins,rumen,s,) till they nave improved
this opportunity. II has nsrer failed - ave
entire Satisfaction when properly applied IN
der the jireclian Of The undersigned, add ma
ny "ill aues, hy certificates or pelsonsl in.
letri"'y II des'fed. Go thrse facts. LADIEs
~i.l nc wsitsa upon uy 4 lemile Who has
hti extensive experience ~ thTif aPplicaiiOn.
H,viug a very large assortment 90 htnd at
all sizes, aG5 likewise much n proved of
late. IL enshisd 10 Piv- al Who insy rall an
entire satisfaction. Please ~ cali Aondays
o. TUESDAYS. JOIN u lllBBARD, Nd.
Rutland, oct. Q, is&s Az
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THENEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
SAN

SAN
S probably almost without arallel IN
. having during triil of nearly 20 yeaIs,
fully IN lulaIued the hiph reputation whiCl
II has acquire tor COuSumplIye complaints
and alt d seases Of the lungs and chest. l.
has bren used probably with greater
success Than any other article known, and
many physl' ians who have had an Opportu-
nliy of Witnessing It's highly salutary effects.
do not hesitate 10 recommend II as a safe
convenient, and very efliCaClous medicine,
equal is not SUPER T TO any other prescrip-
tIon for the above complaints within their
knowledg, and one which has seldom dis
appointed The reasonable expectation OF those
who have used IT,"
The proprrrtors canno, descend TO the
present unhlushing style Of advertising SINH
lar articles II is too we'll known 10 require any
surh course, and they would merely refer
those who wish for further confirmation OF
It's superiority TO those who have used it,
and to the numerous certificates Of physi-
clans and others attached to earh b~ttle.-
The vegetable Pulmonary Balsam was for
many years the only article known es Pull
monary Balsan. lis great celebriely has
given rise to great many spurious articles
which, by partially assuming the name Of the
genuine, and being put up so rs to resemble
It as nearly as possl lie, are often iUis,ed up
on the public for the truo article. Among
these are 'Csrter's Compound Pulmonary
B'lssm,' American Pulmonary Balsam,
Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup Pulmonary
Balsam,' Indian Pulmonary Balsam,' Hun
tors Pulmonary Balsam,' DC, Beware OF
all of them. Enquire for the article by It's
whole name. the VEG FABLE PULMON-
AIRY BALSAM, and be sure and get the
true article, prepared by RsEn. Visa d Cur
LrR. Wholesale Druggists, 81. Chatham ST
Boston, and see that II has the wdten arg
nature of Wm. Jon'n Cutler, upon a yellow
label On the blue envelope. Each bottle
and seal Isl stamped Vegetable Pulmona.
~ Balsam." For sale by druggists aud
country merchants generally.
For sale IN Rutland by l.. Daniels. 46- On
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s,r,,ss sc..,ry. vh,ce ). 10, The e.s. Al ,he,s
s-rpar. arts 70 to sse~ that Mwts's Bslssm V
kse~s to the ~~rld To 10 Tho Cr-,i R.@eS, y
sid thai N sell shy ni,ure II ma,i h. iks this 70
aaars ~ pu,p-F ~ b the " 10 sehsiahes.
J'Bri,e.e aca the seesingiy wrought hbv,os
tioss-s.d take ss,y th. or,sinal ana g,esibs Vic
Tar. BALsp Of Wild Chevy
40 OTHER CAN BE LIKE 1T.
Addr.. 81 ura.r 10 seth W fo~l. Gener.
AF,nt ISs W ssh,nsson Of. Rc.tsn f1.o~.iy
AGENTS. Luther DANIELS. Rv,lsnd. =.
Jones 4 Dow, Cuunpvills J Perkins
Csstleion W Nouhsn & Co.. West Poulr
ney A Bliss 4 Co, Pouhney Is. Besls
Wells Whedon & Swallow, Pa~let; s,
Smith, Dandy 4 corners ; |. J.Vnil d Co
Dandy Henry Smoods, Piuiord Warren a
Bliss. Brandon, and also Tor sale by
druggists ans agents throughout New Eng
land.
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A POST
MASTER, DATED,


Pembroke, Washington c" Me. April 80. ~.
Mr. Isaac Butts dear sir Al the request Of
m1nv 81 NJ, friends al this pace and ivcuiiN. who
nc afflicted with consuup iIon and liver complaint,
take the liberty To ask Won to appoint some one
in this comfy Ms agent to sell Wisiars Baslm al
Wild Cherry, and 10 send him q few dozt~n ss
there IL none of IT fot sale within 200 miles from
here ! have no doubt thrt II would meet ready
,,le II it were where II could be procured without
too much expense and delay.
Nv wife was attacked about siI month sincrwith
what the physicians called the ff-; Stage Of tho
consump,,on-a complaint very prevalent ~ this
ion Of the county Having seen the Balsam
Advertised IN Augusta.
Hrc0O NIL rs FROM HOME m
took p ans I" send there of bottle of It which
she took and wh'ch helped her So much tina, | sent
for two bottles more, which she has also taken ana
rho new siys she hns not felt we'll Tor sx years
she does At this time. All those who have IN
quted Of me and a,ccr lined what effect the Bal
had, are anxious Ia have some for sale in this
vicinity. which - the cause of nv Whiting To YOU.
Pleas" infotin mr hy return al NAL whether YOU
conclude to send some. and u so. To " ON IN order
that II may be known where 1t can he had.
am with respect vours &c
q FdRNSW ORTIZ + NJ
The whole county Is fast learning that no ned
cine phvsicAn-no preparation Of any kind
whltevet-can equal DR. Wlslar's lialsam Of " ,lG
Cherry,
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TRULY WONDERFUL CURE

Watctville Oneult CO n V Sept a. 43
Dear sIr u owe II to the afflicted 10 inform YOU
that IN January last, VAS attacked by a very ro.
len, cold caused ny working in the water. which
settled IN nv lungs. II wa. accompanied by very
severe pun IN INV breast end sides nd also DIS
t-o.s 'n~ couch h'd,n ATTENDANCE al the best
.t'u.rtI .l ,u our ,i1gc hui after cti4u,,iug ID;
their xii to no avail, they pronounced my dis.
ease confirmed consuT p ION N nd they one and al
gave mr up to die. Amer much per.uasinn I got
IN" consent nay physician 10 use the Bals7m of
wa Cherry prepared by DR. Wistnr. Ipurchascd
ol the agent IN our place one bottle before using
hiatt al which, began To gam strength, and II was
very ov'drnt that my cough WIS much better, and
my symptoms IN every way improving have now
u'ed three bottles nd am restored to perfect he
THIS result aon" rs owing To tho Of DR. Wist1r',
R1l,'m "f N,lt Cherry. md ltake thu. method OF
giving YOU The Information. purity To pay you the
debt Of erai'tufe owe you, and partly that others
similarly AFFECTED may know wher. to apply for re.
lief Very truly yours,
JAMts SAGE.
Mr Palmer Druggist under date al Watervlle
Scpreu,her - l843 wuI,s-
The statement gwen Won, nv NJ James Sage, il
well koown Ia be true hy this whole commonly
II certainly was most remarkable cure. The sale
olhe B1isnm Is very good, and lie success IN cures
,ey Gathering. Yours respectfully.
ID. II. LINER
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hle medicins to the proprietor ftsdei'cs
B,o~a. 80 Mssirs,os a.. B,s'on.
AGENTS. Lu,hsr Dsuiel., Rutland 80
ZONES q Dow, Cu,tinrs,,lls Jameson
CastIe,on W Moui,on & Co. Yves, Pouli-
ney A Bliss, Poul,ney b Besls, Wells
whesdon q swallow, Pswlet \ smith,
Dandy 4 csfper~ J II Vail 4 Co. Danby
II Sinonds. Ph,sford; Warren 4 Bliss,
Bra naon, add for ssls also by.druseis,s snc
appointed agents generally. Price one dol
lar q bottle. ~ ~
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER 7

CEAyER'S JOINT and Nsrre Lin,msni 10
- no, oniy the best Article that can he
used for RheUmatic affections, Bruises,
Strains. and I.amcness OF all kinds, but IL
the mos, perfect and lasting cure thai has eV-
or been discovered Tor the very troublesome
complsin, Ck,iIiains. No Inconvenience
whatever attending It's application. Tue
most incI,dulnus may he satisfied 10y irving
o,i. b,.,.,c, VII. l. viii cost bet 20 trnis. In
all cases where an tIfsrnsl 0pphrohon Is
needed. It has proved itself highly valuable
a. may be seen by the follow lnc certificates
The Undersigned, having made use o'
Seaver's Joint and Nerve Imminent, eiihei
~ our families or on OuI own persons. ant
finding II tu be The hest remedy without eI
ception that we have ever used, i)r the cvm
plants for which il is intended would recon-
mend II 10 our friends and the public gener
allv, believing that those who are afflicted
with any Of these complaints will Ind relic
ia the use Of this valuable medicine H. i
White, Rutland Peck d Spear, Druggists
Burlington; George Morton, Willlston; HI
ram Hopkins, Rutland o. Cook, Rutland.
For Rheumatic affections, SprainS, Brais.s
&c. ! most cheerfully recommend II 10 the
public, as | can speak from experience, hav
ing made use Of i, in many instances in my
family for the above complaints. d. L.PRIcr,
Rutland, Sept 5th, lS45 37:6n
W. f.. C. Stoddard, Agent for Rutland
Jones & Dow, CuitinRsville; S. d Wins
low, Piuslord; V. Ross, Brandon: J. d
lIuntley, Salisbury W. p. Russell, Middle
bury Peck & pear, Burlington; S. X
Collins, Montpelier and druggists and mer
chants generally, Reed, Wing & Cutler
b4 Chatham street. Boston. wholesale SCENTS
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TO PRINTERS
TYPE rOuNDRy I'D fhlN sRs FUR
asnnssn sgaQEanLAE


% .ubs ui-ts have ops ned oc~ iyp'
f"unIt, ip tie cav OF New IofA .~heis
ne, .ts tcsa, 10 supp, orders To any eitsn'
lof an, And If Job pt fame, Type, Ink. "a
pct. Cases. Gsll-'s. Brass Buis, Siee' Col.
uu,n o. Composing s'i,ss. Chases, ~rd s''
efv suirie n.crs-sr, iof Pnnung Once
The Tyre which are cssit ns~ moulds
from a. entirely ne~ set vi matfles, VII
deep counters. are warranted iu he unsu''
pissed by snt, and viii be sold Al Prices i'
suit the umes.
Pruning Presses Furnished. and also sieSn
engines Of ibe most approved patterns.
y IA machiuisi cun-isnu, IN auend.
snoo to repair presses and do Iishi worn.
Composition rollers cast Tor printers.
Editors Of Newspapers, who buy three
tunes 80 much type ~ their bills .mouht to.
nav give Tho above sit months insertion N
her papers, and .sod tl.eit papers contain
ing u 81 the subscribers 81 an
COCkROFT & o. Friend. ~ Ann ST..
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THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE EVER
FCORDED.

Iladdnnfed NJ April %. -
On or shout tie 18th day Of October. 1871. was
taken with vote nj pam m my SIDE. near the liver.
which continued about tive DAYS. and Vas followed
BY thr breaking Of an ulcer, ~ ahsren. in~atdly.
which relieved the pain 3 litlc hut caused me IN
throw W great qautty oi otenstN" matter and
'ls" much blood Being greatly alarmed At thus, |
applied 10 a phNsictan bot he sad lie thought he
could do but hulc Tor ne eIesp, give mr. come Me-
eUr, PILE which refused 10 take. feeling ast,s6.d
that they could do me no goddard the dpcbarye
nj blood and ror'uption continued every lew DAYS
and At last leclme offensive that could scarcely
breatbt. I vas als0 ~ re- Nth n violent c,ugb
Nhtrh tiimrs Saused ne 10 rase more GOOD ,,,
had done beforehand M d'-essr continued N ih,.
wnY. stu grow ing worse unii FchtUaty. when an
t"pe oi nv recovery Ms gwen up aud NY friends
81 thought would de oi qsilnping rnn.nmou,n
A. tbs uomont Nlro my h'e Wa app1teniiy d,,~
INC near ts close beard n Or Visitors Bi,,m or
Nd Cherry. arA got hoitle WHICH relieved m.
tmuediairlv sod blythe use ~ only ih'ee bnitl..
o. this medicine sll nv patns we're Teotnyed-m,
cough and splitting of blood nd enrrupfion ert,.I
sI"pped God fe~ weeks my heath WAS 90 "a, ,,.
t"fsd a. Ia rnsble 10 ~ork At nv tfsds Which :,
carPshisF and up 10 this TIN" haV" eno,sd gons
tTuith. THOMAS COZPSS
Gl"Soe-isr Coantv,N H.
Per-"s'lls came hrfore ne the suh-~aiher On, of
tte Jssitoss 81 the Ps,es ni saiI rouuts Tho
'utsns. 40 lsing dul, affirmed a~rntd,og 1. L.,,
'tuh TIE a. Ss sAlsmrbt - 90 sll ihinrs itas
Affirmed be.ocs ~ on ih@ e0ih d,y Of psi Ists }
J CLEMENT JP
Ssoh 10 ths spr.-~sissisd ssrrr,. ,ftha Tai.sn
'hATURUs FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
FFs"r 'piios roHfrnisi Co iSr SAINTS ia - pr~
pA'eH 'ru chemical ~Itsseis fr,n substanes uhcA
~ 'a'hof Of Hs'ar~ has placed 10 o~u land
Tor ~'.s i-fPasss that ntay ~ho tna~ ssiting ~
r~e""iN'f 81 - Pfrnsfat,-a endesvo'-q 90 -,
Dos @rosAis by ssii,a4 90 sntcls .tt.,i.t ~
sFf-essaRs~ ~ b rpfese.ita4 th~,f 90 tr..h =.
'nper'af - ths pslssu,sf - prtttng upa s,,1ts,,
80 sois~sf Asss~sSsiag tAsa 3, issysStss AVE-
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d. $ q RICHARDSON'S CFLl BRATED
SHERRY WINE BFTTERS:

4 CERIAI cure Tor Dyspepsia, Wan
~ dennQ or Settled Pains, Heartburn.
sinking Faintness, Piles Liver Complaints,
Soui Stomach, Weakness Of the Limbs, Ner.
vous Debility. Cosiivencss, Loss of Appetite.
Dizziness, Headache, and all diseases caus-
ed by an unhealthy state of the Stomach and
Bowels
For sale. wholesale and retail. =, the Doc.
tors Office, IS Hanover Street, Boston. and
by Barrett & Co, Rutland. Vt. 3lBm
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NOTICE

NUTICF..
Proposals will be received until the 25th
OF January next for furnishing TIMBER and
building Llulce Bridge across the Gre,
near Avery Billings Materials to be same
size and quality as IN East Creek bridge
neat J. G Thull's
c. REYNOLDS
VIM. Gilmore, Selec'men
I, Mnnllhtnn
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: p ~ e OF P.irh.sen. :, Is beted 'ha,
At ptohsSe cn0r; iIoldeH al Carleton with
"a and 6Jg sd district an the 18Th day Of
January. 4. .. 1915.
Present. 4. Warner, Judee.
Puony Holmes. administering OF the estate
nf hcib G,btA. late OF Henson, "a said
district. dereased. proposing 10 render an
arcoua, of h,s sdcItr..,rtsiua -"i ssid estsle
IT.. o. issed that . scuoaat be rscessd
anA examine 4 (of ai,o~ ance IN ne p Ned
ne.day 10 Fshru,rs neit.1t The Pfotaietptiice
90. Cssiirtna snd hat the prdef 10 puhh shed
ihree weeks saccNssivsy PREVIOUS 10 Aaih
tsanoa. 400 the Rui.a-. ilerald, bssspA
pos pr,atsd al Rut,srd. stsoh shall H. sUf
6c,ent no,,ee 30 Al persons Interested. ot ib'
Hms and place nf rEsmiuz said acrount.
A true copy oi Record.
An.S, JAN rs A WARNER. RsgiSisi
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] The test remedy knotrn 10 the rorid fer he
cure sfCovghs. Colds. Asihm0, Cropp, Bleed
tng al a., Lungs. WhooUng Cough. Rron-
shtns, Iafusn-d. shorih,ss Of Broth,
Pam N The Breast or side. Lirs
C.mpfarnt end ihs FIRST stages Of
CONSUMPTION.
Lthounrd ene, deemed utterly hopeless have
firmly established us vast sntett"ttv over every
Gotu.I medical discovery. u bnt Rl~s,s been ,,yl-
ed Natures own ptes'rp'Icf letnp fu'med ohiei.
" ir,,tn emicll extracts from Wild Glory Bark
sod 1sr-t~o trees that are scattered wheie'tf die
es.e. ofthr long, prevail wsr. lev instan-
&c, OF u. EXTRAORDINARY power, from catalogue
almost ~dhout end.
A lady (,ddte,-s. will be giy-r At the New Ystk
Agency Who VI, given Up by all her phy,lrSn.is
de NJ consumption, h,d had iumof Tor months
the de-rsised smorg large sunniirs of matter IA
SOFT of bouy substance had taken no medicine for
two months being passed all hope -entIrcly cured
by 4, " bottle. Of thus Balssm IN September and
October. 1914.
A W,hiam., E.o attorney. &c N Y cured Of
sr,.n,oiic ,Nhu, ri twenty Eve years standing rrr
rf.F i, D., r, order ia''m.tge and J Pow
.rt, u u.
A C.tman New York CITY. ~ho had not slept w.
ing down. Cor seven y-ars. teine obliged to sleep
IN sitting posture - f7r cured As to attend to his
business m The Rost stormy weather.
Thomas Bt,dlee ESQ, J. = Jamaica, l.. l.,
cured Of asihma Of 40 Jesrs standing
Jacob Hoffman. VI d, Huntingdon. cured
child IT + SLcrneblr. Of obstinate dlsca" Of the
lungs after he had ,ried all the usual rcmede, IN
vain.
"Thcre - M sucb thing as faL' in the his
tory Of this wonderful h1lsNm. Evidence tho most
consiuctnp- evidence that no one can douht-iully
eaabhshps this fact. For the sake ~ bte'liA We
select the lnlo~lng from thousand
Isaac Plat ESQ editor Of the P"urhke"pse IA
pic ot the lnfu-ntil papers ~ the state nj
New YORK. state. under The authurtt al his avn
name that young lady relative Of he. 81 very
dehcrie constitution. was attacked IN February,
lSi2, WIN ,c,cfe cold which immediately pr"dnceh
splitting al blnod. cougl fever and other dangerous
and ahimlng symptoms. Through medical treat
meat and care she putty recn,cted during the sum
ucr. But on the rcivtn Of wtntct she was attacked
more violently than nj frit-shr was scarcely abe
TO walk, and was troubled with cough .chs md ie-
YER every day and appeared to be going rapid. with
consumplinn; at th,. tn,c, when there was 90 sign
al Improvement, Mr. Plau procured a bottle Of WIS
tst's Balsam Of W Id Cherry, which ste to"k, and
II seemingly restored her She got n second, and
before It was hilflakcn she was restored to per.
feet health, winch she has enjoyed to the present
tne, without the slightest sy mplom of her lotmer
diserse.
Mr. Piau s1ys rhe cure came under nv own OBJ
servation and cannot be mistaken as to the facts.