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In Derby, suddenly the 10Th ult, Major Rufus Stew.
Ar aged II. lie native Of Braebofo, and one of
the FIRST settlers Of Derby. lie distinguished officer
in the Of 1914 especially at the battle Of PatisbuTgh
At Cincinnati 4h inst, Josiah D. Gallup Esq attorney
at law, formerly Of Vermont
At Londonderry n II June i6, Mr. zaecheua Greeley,
92 grandfather OF Horace Greeley ESQ., editor Of The New
York Tribune
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-30
A. C. WILLIAMS, M. D.,

I ATE from PlTTsFIELD, announces to the cit.
~ zcns Of Guiliord and vicinity, that he has located
10 Gullord Centre, for the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery and hopes BY prompt attention. and close APP
plicaiion, 10 merit share Of the public patronage.
He Is authorized TO slate that he has made this To-
cation BY the request OF b. W. Stevens, the residen,
Physician, who Is wishing to reinqush professional
business.
Guiliofd July goth, 1916. As
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Escape from Prison Last Tuesday three convics
viz Charles W whilehouse John Adams alias John Al.
LEM and John j. Johnson escaped from the Stale Prison
Charlesown, Mass The doors OF their cells having be.
unfastened by unknown the three men pro-
ceeded lutheran window the bars Of which had been
viousy loosened and let themselves down by rope
reward Of $50 each has been offered by the warden for
their apprehe nsion.- Barre Patriot
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-30

TIE BonBAHonEsr OF SAE JUAE ULLoA.-The I'm
ion says II true board of captains of the navy no
in session in Washngton but the which connec
them with the castle Of San Juan Uoa any thing else
connected with the Mexican hoslities is pure fiction.
All the officers who have been summoned by the Secre
tary Of the Navy ia attendance the number Of 90
eept Capt lavailee, who supposed to be the way
from Memphis to join the b ard
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-30
Brighton Markct-MOnday, July 20,

and Calves, 1900 Sheep and Lambs $50 Beef Cattle I'M
sold
Beef Callle-Belier Cattle at market, and nd,
vince was effected. We quote extra, $6all from Ohio
very hnei first quality, 50 IS 80 second, 90 IS
third, 25 a 4 75.
$40.
Sheep and Lambs--Lsmbs from 81 so to FPS Old SHEEP
from 90 10 276
swne--None at market
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-30

W YousG SAFFoRD, the Mathematician, is about to
leave Vermont and enter upon Of study in the
highest Of the literary institutions Of the county We
defstand that through the beraty Of friends Boston and
vicinity arrangements have been made 10 give home to
young Stafford and his parents in Cambridge, Mass and
that the lads education will be under the especial charge
President Everett.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-30

Horse There's in PhMipson-On Thursday night, 9th
inst horse stolen IRON the pasture Of Mr. Ezra l..
Bates in Phlpston, and Saturday morning the thief
taken 10 Buckland and deposited in Greenfield jail and
the horse returned the This the third horse
which has stolen in PhpstOn and all have been
covered by the owners.-SPy
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CONCLUSIONS AND FITS.

DR.. A. # Christie
Dear SirI feel duty to state for the benefit Of the
public that your Gavanic Remedies, applied by the
Rngs and Magnetic Fluid, have entirely cured my son,
eleven years DID, of the and alarming Fits
which he has been subject for the last sir He has
often had from l2 to 6 fits in day. and somtimes
eouipaued with the dreadful scresehing the
time ehoakng in the throat and pain in the region of the
His mother and myself have long despared Of his
fe but through the Of Providence and your
dies he is now quite WE'LL and sincerely believe his
will be permanent | am, very respectfully yours,
GEORGE WHITE, No. l0l Charles St.
New York, Nov 10, 1876.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-30

CALEB J. MoNuLTr, formerly Clerk of the United
States House Of died board the steam.
boat Alhambra the Mississippi River the 10Th Of Ju-
" lie was private in he company Of Young Guards Of
Mount Vernon. OHIO, attached to the regiment OF Ohio vol
unteers, and was on his way 10 the Rio Grande.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-30

DRowSED, in Lake Champlan, at Orwell, Sunday, June
81, Darius Haywood poor orphan boy, aged 49, As
present the inc of the sad occurrence the par
hcuar incidents connected with cannotbe given but
the clothes of the deceased found on the Shore
supposed that he to his death while in the bath
ing.-Poice If Freedom
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From the Boston Mercantile journal, Jan. 1885.
WISTAR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.


There are so many certain cures for coughs colds,
and even consnmptions, that we are sometimes dspos-
ed 10 question the efficacy Of any Of them. Mr. S. W.
Fowle, druggist Of the highest reputation at 1888
Washington Street, has the agency OF an article called
Basam Of Wild Cherry, which seems to have won
for itself good reputation where il has been in
troduced. We have seen letters from various parts of
New England, from persons Of the highest standing in
the places where they reside, bearing testimony The
benefit themselves OF friends had received from trial
OF its properties.
Extract from letter dated
Petersburg, Va, Jan. 10, is45
A gentleman Of unquestionabe veracity informs US,
that his brother had been confined to his bed for weeks
with some species Of cough, that bafiied the skill Of
several eminent physicians, and by the Of two bot
ties Of
WlsTAR's BALsAM oFNILD CHERRY,
he has been restored 10 perfect health and he is
"a lat and hearty man.
Yours, respectfully
ROSSER g. ANDERSON Druggists.
For sale by BUTTONS CLARK, Brattleboro.
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IJ Gen Clarke puts the price of the Burlington Free
Press at 80 for village subscribers supplied by carrier
and Sc for all others The General commenced his ed.
fair price his subscribers ought not to grumbe Vermont
printers generally, do their work for less than fair com
3ensaton.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-30

The loss by the late Nantucket FIRE officially stated
Ss75e9l assurances $slO55 Balance Of the loss $565,
1896
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-30

tended TO secure TO married rights in property real
and personal which they have their own right protect
ing them from the debts Of their husbands The property
Of the wife held liable for her own debts contracted be
fore or after marriage II also grants females the right
Of disposing OF their property.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-30

APPoIsrED TIE Pharmaceutical G. HopknsoT
be collector of the customs for the district Of Vermont
and inspector of the for the port of Alburgh
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1t is said that Gen. Taylor has sen, home host Of his
Mexican prisoners declaring that he had rather fight them
than 10 feed them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-30

Troube-The Bennington Gazette, noticing the
nouncemen in the Democrat that J. d. Bradley Esq, Of
this Village had been nominated candidate for Congress
from this District asks, what MEANS by whom the Con.
venton called, and in what papers the for the
Convention published &c, &c aft few of the would
be leaders Of the Democratic party in wndham County
says the Gazette have taken upon themselves To hold
Convenon aud nominate candidate for Congress, with
out giving timely notice to the democrats Throughout the
district, they will find that the democrats Of Bennington
and Rutland Counties will have something to say the
Such nomination cannot and will receive the
support of the Democratic party upon this side of the Noun.
tain" They cant make better selection than MIR Bradley
besides nomination for Congress is great honor
after all, especially it nominated by the Locofocos
" We understand that Mr. Bradley nominated to
the Convention by our friend Erasmus.
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VERMONT PHOENIX,
Mr. MeKay's Bill Defeated in the Senate I!

We take the following from the New York Express 1t will
be that Mckays bill has been at last referred Commit
tee with instructions restore great MEASURE the
ta features the tariff Of 1872 This good There is
reasonable ground to hope that this insane attempt destroy
the prosperity Of the county will yet be defeated No Admin
saon Senator has yet dared raise his voice in defence Of
Mr. McKays bill They have hitherto maintained dogged 81
ence well knowing that nothing could he said in It's favor but
still daring dsobey orders from head quarters, by voting
down Mr. Haywood Of North Carolina has resigned his
rather than vote for H. Masory arguments have been made in
opposition to it by Messrs Evans Davis Simmons, Webster
and others The reports say that Mr. Webster spoke with
than his usual ability. The "Unon" s down Mt Haywood
in sledgchammer fashion for resgnug Poor granny Richie
has hard time oft
Our teleguphic dispatch last night bring the pleasing
elgenco that the Bill Of Abomnaons was the last pinch
found altogether too monsrous through the Senate Mt
J. NJ Clayton when the mastery Mr. Webster
shed, moved committal Of the bill the Finance Committee
with such instructions to modify and especially to
and yet especially TO INCREASE 10 alter the
whole character Of the aud this motion prevailed by
the vote Of % yeas TO y So that whatever the Senate
do they will not pass McKays billiard then the bill III they
pass anyl must go back to the House We agroe,
present advised with Telegraph Reporter "TIllS is
EQUIVALENT TO A DEFEAT OF THE BILL.
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Arrival Of
a. full assortment Of fresh
" L. Goods, Fruit, Confectionery, Sc, al The
WI. GOODS STORE.
Among
which are
Teas, Coffee,
Spices, Sugars,
Molasses Cocoa,
Broma paste, Chocolate,
Rice Tspioca
Sage, Macaroni,
Yermiceli, Prunes,
Raisins, Eng. Curanu,
Chfon, Jujube Paste,
Cassa Buds, Cardaman Seeds,
Oranges, Lemons,
Figs, Fig Paste, Almond Meats,
Sweet Salad OIL, Extra Cologne,
Smelling Salts, Hair OIL,
Essence Oils Castor Oil,
Mustard, Pepper Sauce
Saleraius, Starch
Tallow Candies, Sperm Candles,
shaving soap, ToIIe, do.
Bar Suap, Salmon,
Shad, Maekerel,
Cod Fish, Sword
Fish, Tobacco,
and Snuff,
Canary &
Hemp
Seed for Birds
The above together with many other articles have been
selected with great care, with strict reference quaes
and will be sold for small profits the ready pay syste
Purchasers requested call and examine qualities
and prices.
WANTED Grain, good Butter, Eggs Berries anc
paid. GEO. A. MORSE.
July %. 4!
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HARTFORD, PHILADELPHIA AND


SWEAI PGOPRNNlkl2 NINEo
VIA Delaware AND RAniTAS CANAL.
THE NEW STEAMER }. n. THoarsoS, Capt. Wiieor,
Cot J. SrEvTSs, Capi Derrioks0H
LEaPLYG EACH PORT WEEKLY
Ranniag time from, Hrord 10 Philadelphia, 40 hrs Hart.
ford 10 Baitimore, 60 hrs
Arrangements made to forward goods to Pitts
burg uia. Philadelphia, and To Wheeling via. Balii.
more, also to all other places West.
Merchandise asureds at The iowest rates Of Premium
NJ w. CHAPLIN X CO.
Hartford, August, 1876. 4s
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HALIFAX HIGH SCHOOL.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Rev. William Mil
IN Ter, former experienced and successful teach
OF, will open a high school at Halifax Centre, on We'd
nesday, Sept. 2, 1886
TERMS.
For all English branches, per term, $500
For Classics, 400
Board as reasonable as at any place.
BY order ofihe Trustees, SAMUEL FISH,
RUFUS X. HENRY,
STEPHEN NILES.
CHARLES FOWLER, Sec'y. 40
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Tlc-DoLEREUx.

NJ The following testimonial is from Timothy C.
Dwight ESQ., who avorably known for his eIertion
in the Of Educoon throughout the United States
DR.. A. n Christie:
Dear Sr-For several years have been terribly ailict
ed with tina, aponzna called Tic Doloeux prn
opsy affecting the asialie At times, haman
being can have suffered moremy have often dis
turbed neighborhood By simply wearing Of your
Rings each Of my hands. and faithfully using the Mag
nec Fluid, the complaint has entirely le me, and
believe myself completely cured.
Iam, very respectfully, yours,
Albany, Dec. 4, 1876. TIMOTHY e. DWIGHT.
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ASSESSMENTS.

ASSESSMENTS.
TIME Members OF the Wndham County Mutual
II Fire Insurance Company, are hereby notified that
the following assessments have been made by the D-
rectors all notes in force, the following days, to
wit:
July 18th. ls45, per cent,
March I2lh, 1876, 4per %
2lst, per +"
Making per cent. for the year, 10 be paid to the
Treasurer at his office in Newlane, on or before the
2Sd day Of September next, being the day of The An
nual Meeting.
The Directors have authorized the Treasurer to
borrow money pay OIL Losses, but in consequence Of
the great want Of prompness the part Of the
bers Of the company 10 paying their annual assess
menis the company's paper has recently been refused
Therefore, 10 enable the Company TO maintain its
credit with money lenders, il VIII be necessary that
the members should promptly pay their assessments TO
the Treasurer.
MARSHALL NEWTON, Treasurer.
Newfane, July 81, 1876. 40
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SICK HEADACHE.

The following certificate is from the lady Of Captain
John T. Strain Of the most respectable citizens Of Al
bany n Reference can be given to many others, most
ly ladies' who peculiarly affected with this maady
This is to certify that have been afflicted for many years
past with Sick Headache, which distressing complaint
has confined the bed from to two days in the week
during that time. Fer month past have worn DIR
Chrses Galvauic Rings and occasionally using the Mag
netic Fluid. am happy TO state that have not been
troubled with the sick hsadache since.
ANN STRAIN, 81 Dewitt ST.
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This Company will also exhibit at Haverhill, Jolly
asth ;-Oxford, July 29th;--Hanover, July S0th;-
Windsor July 2isl;-at Claremont, August ist;-
Charlesiown, Sd;-Wapole, 4lh;-Keene, the 5th;-
Winchester, the 6th;-and Mortified The 7ih, a46.
July %. IL
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Most Magnificent Band Chariot,

drawn BY 10 crehm-colored horses) with 10 talented
musicians, playing some of the most popular airs
marches, &c, selected from the most celebrated com
posers, followed BY grand Telinue Of carriages wsg
ons, teams, &C., Sc,
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MESSRS WEIGH & MANN, most respectful
lNA ~ announce tn the citizens Of BRATTLEBO-
RIO aud its vicinity, that they propoze TO visit this
place on SATURDAY, August Sih, lS46, for one day
only; and he propretors would suggest that having
been received and patronzcd by the first families Of
YORK. Philadelphia and Boston, they derm il in
cumbent upon themselves n state that during their
Summer campaign they intend 10 present such va
ried and pleasing routine of performances, which
not fail elicit the appreciation aud patronage OF the
most astdous. They also pledge themselves that the
performance generally shall equal the CoRrEeE by
which il is preceded in every city, village they
may have the honor to visit. They most confidently
assure the citizens Of each place. that their Company
shall be selected and comprised of the largest and
greatest order OF talent in the United States.
Upon entering each city and village, this extensive
Company will be attended by
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GR@o 40 M@BSNo
The only Agent for WfndhGm County,
CHRISTIB'S
GALVANIC RINGS
AND
MAGNETIC FLUID.

TN HIS remarkable discovery comprises entirely safe
IL aud novel application Of the mysterious power OF Gal.
Vanitm as remedial aRent The Galvanic Rings in con-
necton with the Magnetic Fluid have been used with
TO- applying 10 the head face mbs Gout Tic Doloroux
Toohaohe, Bronehs Vertigo, Nervous Sick Headache,
indigestion, Paralysis Palsy Epilepsy Fits Cramp, Palp
tatoD Of the Heart, Apopexy Stiffness Of Joints, Spinal
Complaints, Lumbago Neuralgia, Nervous Tremors Dtzz
ness Of the Head Pains in the Chest and Side General
Debility, Deficiency Of Nervous and Physical Energy and
all Nervous Disorders In cases Of Dyspepsia, which is
simply nervous arrangement Of the Digestive they
have been found equally successful The Rings Of diff
erent prices being made Of all Sizes and Of
mental patterns, and be by the most delicate e
male without the slightest Inconvenience
THE GALvANIC RINGS, BANDS, BRACELETS, 10
Are notifications Of the invention and recommended
more chronic Of disease where the Rings do not
possess sufficient intensity Of power They adapted to
The waist arms wrists anoles chest part OF tie body
with perfect Any Gnlvanic power that is required
may thus be Obtained and complaint which the mystic
o1s agency Of Gavanism effect will fail to be perma
nenty relieved
CHRlSTIEs MAGNETIC FLUID
IL used in connection with the Rings and their modhca
tons. This composition has been pronounced by the
French chemists be Of the valuable discoveries
Of modern science Is believed possess the remarkable
power orenderng the sensitive TO Gavanic action
by this meaus causing concentration Of the influence
the Of the disease and thus giving rapid and permanent
reief.
CHRIsTIEs GALvANIC STRENGTHENING
PLASTER.
These articles form important addition 10 the Gavani,
Rings, acting uPone same principle, but having the ad
for the system when debtaed by disease
other causes a certain aid in constitutional weakness
as for colds and ali affections Of the ches
generally Gulvanc Strengthening Plaster will be foun'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-30

DOES NOT REASONAN COMMON SENSE
teach Us that EXPECTORATlON is the most NAT.
uRAL as well as the most EFFEcruAL agent in arrest
ing and curing
PULMONARY DIsEAsEsi
Reason says YES because
OBSTRUCTION
is either immediately remotely the cause of nlamma-
ton and Catarrhal Fevers, producing Group Con-
sumption, and Assesses Of the Lungs Pain and Sore
of the Throat, Breast Sides or Shoudes--Bfon-
chts, exciting mucous and peTuent secreions, there
by clogeng up the lungs, so TO or less impede
both respiration and The free circulation Of the blood,
causing Difficulty Of Breathing, and
ASTHMA,
Pleurisy, Hoarseness and Loss of Voice, Dropsy Of
the Heart and Chest, Rupture of Blood Vessels and
Bleeding from Throat and Lungs, and
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
To remove this Obstruction, from which all these
alarming and dangerous diseases originate, and pro-
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10 JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
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lar above and beyond the reach Of competition, that il
is the only reasonable the only natural and the only
truly successful method Of arresting and curing diseas-
es Of the Pulmonary Organs.
For sale by BUTTON & CLARK. 40
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CHRlsTIE's MAGNETIC FLUID
CHRIsTIEs GALvANIC STRENGTHENING
PLASTER
NOME CERTlFICATEs.

These testimonials ali Of which from the most !
spectacle Sources been selected from several hundred
Of similar character which have been procured during the
the discovery has been bsoe the American pub
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Numbering over $50 Persons, Horses, &c

For particulars bills posted at different Hotels.
u5- PRICE % CENTS TO all parts of the arena.
~. Positively no half price
Doors open OF n O'Clock. Performance 10 COM
mence st 2, 2. NJ.
The evening performance will commence at 8
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NERVOUS DEBInlTY, PRosTRATIoN, &c,

To DR. A. II. Christie For siE years have been suf-
ises, and believe have suffered My dis
complication ofcomplaints, brought by
tons support my family often being obliged 10 work at
the needle for twenty hours out Of the twenyour was
afflicted with distress in the head my sight was impaired
and general weakness seemed 10 PROSTATE my entire iac
utes. l under the Of DR. Sillwel, 10 Suffolk
street. for along time but my was so stubborn that
baed the skill Of every physician tried My nervous ez-
cemenl SUCH thai the slightest noise would sometimes
throw me into convusons. Sometimes would not close
my eyes during the night and would walk the halt
The time For over year deaf that could
ly hear any speak siy lite has been constantly des
paired Of and oen wished death to relieve my suerngs
first heard of your Galvanc Rings and Fluid purchased
the articles them since, and the result Is
that have completely recovered my health strength and
spirits My friends my physician and myself con6dent
that i solely 10 the use Of your wonderful Rings and
Magnetic Fnd that this happy result has to pass and
shall gratefully acknowledge it, and now, -Dd
will be- at all tines ready 70 slate any further PARTICULARS
to satisfy the public that assertions are true ID every
aspect LAURA JOHNSON, ll2 Division street
New York. Nov. /, 1876,
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Mammoth National Circus!

CONDUCTED BY JUHN J. DRAKE.
Equestrian Manager, G. J. CApwALLkpER.
Cioons, (groiesque 10 The arena, JonSsoN & WELLS.
Masters ofhe Circle d. CAMP s. N. JoHssoS.
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EPILEPSY AND PALPITATIoN on THE HEART

The following case relates 10 a Clergyman, the SON
in-law Of Mr. John Jacob Astof, of New York.
Rev John Bristed, Minister Of the Episcopal Church,
Bristol r f. residing in Maine street. has always been
subject distressing attacks OF Epilepsy often falling down
nsensble The disease has been accompanied with vio
lent Papitaou Of the HEART and rush oil blood 10 the head
For three years he has been unable peaeh attend
his other duties Mr. Brted has found the valuable
benefit from the Rings Bands and Fluid better in every
respect been since his Illness and is rapid
y recovering his health All symptoms Of Epilepsy have
ref him.
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APopLExY AND PARALYSIS.

OF The following is Of deeply interesting charae-
ter and has attracted the attention and examination Of
some Of the first physicians Of New York and Brooklyn
Capt Andrew J. +. Tones residing at No. 20 Bridge
street. Brooklyn L. J., is in his 10th year He has general
y enjoyed robust health but about three years be-
gan fail general weakness AID lassude affected him
accompanied with depression spirits loss Of appetite ina
bilty to sleep, &c. DR. John W. Francis, Of New York,
consulted The usual remedies, such copous bleed
ing, &c. recommended but shortly after, Captain
Tones fell down insensbe in the street, with Apopetic
fit On recovery he noticed that portion Of his side
apparently dead and further examination his phys
clans his be that Of combined APopexy
and Paralysis He unable TO walk without assis
lance he could neither feed dress himself alone; he
unable artcnlate distinctly, and his sight i'm
paired The family Of Capt Tones were induced TO try the
Gavanic Rings and Magnetc Fluid and for this purpose
procured pair Of Rings for the hands, pairof Bands for
the limbs aud bottle Of the Fluid in tweDtyfour hours
after using these articles feeling was PercePble in the
was enabled 10 and his hand and three
weeks he enabled 10 walk alone. period Of six
months has elapsed, during which time symptOn Of
Apopexy been apparent be enabledto take regular
exercise all his impaired faculties have been restored