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Vegetable Lllh0nlflpllr MlXtuft.
vI,Hs cclcbra,cd rcncdv il eon,t,,, i,cre.j IL, fam,
by ,Se maSv eutes i m,kg ie'e'Sis ''' 'a'Ae
All OVER THE WORLD
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p"'''uN''' ''''""e''IS nPGpSy.
al stage, of Of hi. smplan. immediately relieved no matter
VI NJ" ''hs ''Aiains' ee rNl,Ph'c' of 'e''nh'y'
~ GRAVEL,
mo u. oi the urinary org'ls io ucse oistieS
my e'nrohu sanos alone NJ oheI article can iehese
INC .ne eItes tesned o me Ihsi ske-
"ca sec pampnie. Eye5 S'hP"nii nih'u' Diseases
rev ER q ALC Il.
To the Great we.. especially end wherever these
p'-"'' N1n Ils h9WH6 M9"TrG 70 Inu ,%C>rr
NJ MINERAL AGENl,
decterous compound is part OF this mixture it
these diseases with certainty and celebrity, and does
no, leave the system torpid: See Pamphlet.
PILES,
g c)n,iiiut nf most painful character, is
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED.
and cure fol- by few days this article; it is
ohos disease originating from npa:e i!'olsee PAM
p'''' Drprr ,r,- a., r,,t,, ex,.,,,,
seak aae;, weakness Of the Kidas;., &C. Of naarn.a
II ~ ~ ;i, NJ 20 'l''eoa'e! .t.Hed Z! .eW uu!a u>c ~
.a,ds " 'A 'a'' S "''a!' 'eS' ~ ''S "S'' -
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NEhlA AIN REAlEDl,
fni such conii"s and ais for deunaene,S Of The le-
'''''i IppE,,,,1t uI,'Iy, ,p,r,cc or-unn,,cs,o>-s
ihhEho LAhl les, OUifKEHSlONS,
painful mcnstraa'ijns No article has ever been oierel
except this which! would touch this kni OF arrangements
u may te relied upon as sure td cle'iSc remedy, and
did we feel pcrHn!i,d T. % 3, G,n.i gtvs
A THOUSAND NAMES.
as proof u cures in this DISTRESSING c, of rnpapty
See uumphlct All broken down ,,,llil.s ,suti.ns
from the effect OF mercury viii lind the brcine pows u
this article Immediately, and the pcis n u inera
eradical.d from the sysem
ERIi pTIVE nISEtSES
will find the a,tc,n,ivc ,rnncr,io. - f = ,i--,iI
pITRIEC THE ia 1t,n ,''
hir iIE- DlIooD
anu oEcn suc' diseases ir'rn the system See pamphlet
iNi eS'hi my "i cures In oil dsefscs, which the limits of
an advertisement w not pY-ln 10 be named here Agents
give them away they iiin j. pages OF certificates Of
hSh character, and str niger
ARRAY OF PROOF
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-06-17
CONSUMPTION

CoNsraPrIoS CAN CugEp--C nchs, Caihuh, Br NJ
clis, Splitting "f Blvd Asthma Difficult prniusc Ex
pcc ra'i Hectic Fas, Night Sweats, Pain in the side
&c have been cured and can be with much certainty
any other disease Specific has lng been sought for but
IN vain until the dsc very q! DR.. brakes Paiacea 1t is
mild and sii. hut certain and cicatius operation
and cannot possibly niurc the st delicate cnistitu
We would earnestly nend those afflicted give
talnd believe they will not have occasion to regret
t. The system il ceansed and strengthened, the ulcers
the lungs hcaed end the patients gradually regain their
usual health and strength. Read the following:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-06-17
INDIGESTION OR DYsPEpsI A
RIiUEMATISM.

DR. Dke's Panacea 10 uac with the creates, SUCCESS in
Rheumatic Complaints, especially such chronic II
by driving all impurities and fou. hIIGous which have
accumulated in the system, which the Of Rheu-
rnaiisn Cont and Swclgs Of the joints Other remedies
Sometimes give temporary relief this entirely ersdicates
the disease irm the system when the ubs aud bones
dreadully swollen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-06-17
TESTIMONY

DEAR SIR In reply your question respecting the
of DR. brakes Panacea will cay, that although perfect
dislecver in the existence o PASAcFA, for
diseases, however valuable it may be in certain nons
nf the system, still have b,cvethst for Consump-
on 'ud be disc wcred Inter, and sy led
Try y.ur medicine IN two very inve,cratc
They were pro ,unced BY the attending phy cias to
PULMONARY Consumption, and abandoned by them
One oi the persons had been under the treat
of several very able practitioners for number OF
wears and they said she had 'd ash med Consumption
combine with Scruan y and that she might linger for
time but could b. permanently relieved In both cases
the effect o hc Panacea has been gratifying Only
four ar hvc btics were u.el by nne OF the cTsns
she began improve rapidly The other ts'k ab nt ten
viii only add that familiar as am with consumption ny
inheritance and by extensive observation as study ana
knowing sp the injurious elects IN nie cases OUT o Ten
qi tnese and other vegetable to9ies as wen a. o
MANY the expectlrnls and 81 eh never nave
r,ronended ihe use a. brakes Panace Ii had not been
acquainted with the nsrechs Suffice 1t t1 say that these
are rec mmendei our IN ut popular and scientific physi
clans and i'm their present nbined state, form probably
The hest nrcrsive that has been made The is
IN; ,cc ri.nce with theDry OF Consumption preached in
Frauce q few years ae,, by o her eminent wri-
tcs medicine, and now established by facts which ad
Very Respectfully Yours, L. C. GUNN.
To use the language ot another Dr Drakes Panacea in
ALWAYS sanitary its rccts-nevcr nlurious IL 10 not
Opiaie- NOT and EKpecioun II is mol intended 10 iul
the invalid into fatal security II is great remedy--a
remedy which medical science and skill has yet produced
oi this hitherto unconquered malady And
himself and his friends il he go down the grave without
testing its virtues single batie, IN m ST cases, will pro-
duce favorable change in the condition Of amy patient
| however low"
TO THE LADIES.
ladies OF paie ,npex and cmsumptive habits, and
such delated by those obsuctions which females
liable to, restored by the Of bottle two,
bloom vgor II is by far the best remedy discovered
for weakly children, and such have bad humors being
pleasant they take it, tnmedately restores the appetite
| strength and cnlor
Nothing can be more surprising than its invisors.ns e
ecs the human frame Persons all weakness and las
suds before taking it, ut once become robust and full OF
tn1u
| nervclessness Of the female frame.
CAUTION,-Be careful and that you get the genu.
inc DR.. DRAKIs PANAcBA-it has the sgnstufs Of Go
sroRRs the wuspper-and also ~ nans "DR pRAxs,
| PAsAcBA, Puu-A." bl,wn in the glkn.
Prepared oaly BY eyoSIs Co.,, pyssgss. No 81 horth
Sixth et, Phiiadelphia.
| Agent for sunbury-H. MAeeER,
| Sold also by VIZ. 4. MuRnAx Co, Dsavine H. fHAu
| N, Milsoa May Mccoy, Northumberland z. ,. Lurz
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SALAMA AMBER,

Msnnfactnre and keep constant.
iy ON band, large aas rtmcnt II
The above articles, tcgcthsr with
their Pntent Improved Selamsldcr
FlRE.PROOf SAFES, which
ere 20 constructed ne 10 set atJe.t
NIL manner Of doubt as to Their
being strictly hre-proyf, and thai
they will resist the Ere OF any
lniiidina Tha outside casea Of
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KNOW ALL MEN THAT
BENNETT & co.

uAVE REMOVED from 1872 Market Street
IL at their New Splendid and Immense Es.ab
lishment to be known as the
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-06-17

FOR ERuPTIONS OF THE SKIN
Scurvy, Sc Tu!ic Affections, TuInprs, White Swelling,
Erysipclas Ulcers, Cancers, Running Sres, Scabs and
IIes, DR. Drke's Panacea cannot be tp highly extoed
searches the very OF the disease and permanent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-22
N Oticc

The Liberty Party Of Addison County will hold a
convention Bristol n Wednesday the 28th inst l848,
at 10 o'clock a, NJ. for the purpose of nominating a
Senatorial Ticket and electing a County Committee
for the year ensuing. The friends Of the Liberty
cause in snd county respectfully invited to attend.
BY order Of County Committee,
NICHOLAS GuNDoN, Chairman.
North Forrisburgh, June IS, 1913.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-22

"'"'''s 60" Correspondence o me DoS'o" ''"'g'
WASHINGTON, June 8, 1913.
TAYLOR Observation-Disclosures HepE.-Just
before the House convened this morning the
news come that General Taylor had received the
nomination of the Philadelphia Convention. Had
athundcr bolt descended from the then clear sky
it would not have astonished members. more than
this news did some Of them. Southern Demo
Gratis regarded each other with Clear and trem-
bling" and many of them were heard to say that
"Old FAC" would carry the entire South. The
South Carolina members hail this as most ex-
cellent nomination. Mr. Holmes was so elated
when the news was announced that he was on
the point Of making speech in favor of the
old General, Mr. Woodbury., another South
Carolina member said that he was pleased with
the nomination. though 1t would have suited
South carolina better II he had merely run as an
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-22
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.
Franklin COUNTY liberty COUNTY,

All who are opposed to the institution of American
Slavery, and are willing to operate with in meas
ures calculated to the evil and prevent its fur
ther extension, are requested to meet in convention
at Bakersfield, on Wednesday, the 28th inst, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, to nominate senatorial ticket, and APP
point county committee for the ensuing year. We
many who have heretofore felt it their duty to break
their party ties and unite with us for the accomplish
ment oil the object we seek, will now be disposed to
DO So 10 all such hold out the right hand of fel-
lowshIP, and bid you hearty welcome. We hope
ana have reason to expect from present Appearances
that we shall have large and spirited convention, aud
as the convention is to be near the county of Lamoe
we nope we shall be cheered by the attendance and
councils otmany from that county.
SAM'L KENDALL, } County
ELEAzARj JEwETT, : Commit
E. w. SHERMAN. ) tee.
Enosburgh Falls, June 14h. 1913.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-22
foreign Nous.
Seven Days Later from Europe.


The British mail steamer America, which left Liv-
erpoo on the 30 inst, arrived at Boston on Tuesday
evening. having made her passage in ten days. This
is the quickest passage on record.
ENGLAND.
The English funds were heavy, and very little bust
ness doing
According to Wlllmer's Liverpool Mail the ministry
were becoming more feeble and it is believed by many
that they viii not succeed in maintaining themselves
in power till the close Of the present session Of P0ra-
ment.
IRELAND.
Mr. Mitchell editor of the United Irishman, was
sentenced to II years transportation, and had been re-
moved from Dublin to Smike Island, preparatory to
embarkation
All this is sudden and terrible and it exctes the
peal press to fury. The correspondent of the Times
writes from Dublin May 81, that "there appears to be
more work in store for the Attorney General Monahan
and her majeslys Judges Of commission | am ena.
bod 70 state that, at meeting private Of course) held
yesterday of the council Of the confederation, motion
by Father Kenyon put and carried to the effect
that the committee of the confederation hitherto com
posed OF $50 members be reduced to o. to be chosen
by ballot An address, bearing the signature of Will
lam Smith O'Bnen and advocating direct resort to
arms, was submitted TO the new directory, and unanj~
mously approved Of This document is to be laid for
final adoption, before the open meeting of the conlede
rates, which takes place tc morrow night"
FRANCE.
There had been considerable alarm in Paris, and the
rappcl had been beaten, though it is not known for
what. At the last accounts all was quiet. Tho com
mission on the constitution has decided by a majority
Of II against s. that the republic shall be governed by
president. A committee Of eighteen had been ap-
pointed to consider the proprey Of mpoaching Louis
Blanc. Tho proposition is looked upon with dis)ivor.
The Prince Louis Napoleon, who visited Paris ncog.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-22
THE NOTE or VERMONT.

The following, which we get from table prepared
with much labor by the New York Express is the vote
of the Delegates of Vermont in the National Con
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-22

MorrisY3Ilh lame 10, l3i3.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-22

At the last Presidential Election, the total popular
vote was 2G97 $50, of which Mir Polk had 1853
Mr.. Clay 1897 O33-Mr. Birney 64,G53. There
was plurality against Mr.. Polk of 25,852 The to,
tai popular vote Of the free states l899955, and
Of the slave states 79z665--the free state: having
majority of over one million one hundred thou"
sand.
John Van Buren, in his speech to the Barnburner5 in
New York, very pretily said;
"But willing as am to stand by the comprises Of
the Constitution, and let every white man at the South
who owns four negroes oast two votes to my one, am
utterly unwilling that one white man should count
nine when seveny-two of our own people count moth
ing (Lqughter) Considering the vast obligation.
of the Democratic party to the Democracy of New
York. what have they done that they should be treat
ed with contumely, that they should be made to suffer
stripes from such cato nine as this of South Caro-
lima" daughter.
Congregationaism. The whole number of Con
gregatona ministers in the United States, as appears
from the Congregational Almanac, is 1857 number OF
churches, 1927, and of communicates, 1915.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-22
Rutland County Committee.

The Liberty party, by their delegates, will meet in
Convention il the village of WOlIingford on Tuesday
the eth day Of June, at 10 O'clock A. M for the pur
pose of making suitable nominations for county off
GERS and appointing delegates to our very important
State Convention to be holden at Montpelier OIL the
4th day July next
Capt Hyde of the Walngforl Hotel, will prepare
an entertainment for the friends and members of the
convention, at honorable rates, &c The importance
of the cause at this particular time is an unanswera-
bic argument in favor of full and hearty rally to at
tend this conventon-Come one, Come all.
In behalf of the cause and the people,
GEORGE GRAyEs,) Rutland Go.
D. H. NIcHoLsoN,}
June 49,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-22
L]o01t9tjt Conlptn0.


MAINE Inc oVefSooiS Oh tue poor IN Bangor are
getting together library of the use OF the inmates OF
the aInshouio OF that CITY,
NEW HAMPSHIRE. The story that girl was
found with her throat cat nolRock Raymond in Colts
town. Is false
John ) Walker Esq editor OF the CIaFemont Eagle
was lately mlried to Harriet H. daughter OF inc late
U7'.S9 PH'." u 0''ig''on' NJ p'l0' oi'I'so 70
ilot "'3o,'i az 0o"y '0 'i'0 NIUE sum oi 9I''-
w. '0'' lIi " No. '''''''
loo'' .No'i'' J'' was 0''''7' ~ D. 9e"d'ol' W
~ H. I,sI7''"'' Oh "oI'uly' lorSN years. IN pace
" 81 '''' ""''0 WA" 'AP'09 0'' U'0 f''i VI
MAY" N'-'
MASSACHUSETTS, Inc Forest Hills Gene
terry, IS the tue OF ne" cemetery IN hoXouy, "hlch
Is to be doacat9d' with appropriate solemnItI9s on
the l0h OF TINS month"; 1t IS on the ROAD to Jamaica
PAM ana sad to sorPas5 Mount Auburn IN the
beauty OF It's scenery
About 10 o'clock on Saturday last a check since
ascertamed to be a forgery tor S39a3 purportmg to
be signed by FIsko, broker, at u State street,
was presented and paid at the Hamilton Bank. The
check was presented, and the money received by LAD
ABOUT IA years OF a9' VINO was mus maze 'ne 'oo' OIL
SOME o7',s1'iis N"''e'
mon ABDUL N'"IGH' Is '"la 10 lso gwen 10 ilaI-
VoFa university %no,"9F sum Oh 'oUOo 'or ule use Oh
tne 0ciehIilic ocuoo' "ncn DEUS HIS h'lle'
CONNECTlCUI. The church IN Hartford, over
which the Rev. DIR Halves IS settled, has never dis
missed minister during the PIP years since it was
formed.
NEW YORK. 1t is stated that Rev DR. Stone of
Brooklyn, has recently inherited, through his son by
former wife, by the death Of an English gentleman
named Morrison, an estate of 100000, The Doctor
and his family sailed for England Saturday last in
the United States.
The New York Supreme Court has decided the late
State lay" allowing every man to practice as lawyer
TO De UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Inc body OF an infant was recently found IN New
York, surrounded by dogs VINO were deYou"ng IT. 1t
was partly covered by piece OF cIotl'
l"H'j -I'0 Plp1I' ~ NC" Io'N l'.0 i0PoUi''00
nv ~" w. r'1'''
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ih,'-,'o Nv ANA l"0'0 arc 40 newspapers
PuolSi7o III eA'!oS''0 u o0ii'"eo0'
Pup0%''oii' II % 9''u Ul'' 'e 'A''g9 '0 O m.
00i'''" ~ aH' T''lo- 'U.' - ''
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4 l,u5,,,I' no ,'t Cor.t SaitE afN vol
n'o T',.,l>.' c,.t,. p.o.;5
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N0 o'''''0 sun rN,eon, 19
Tho nlo,, n,,ruf,ctn ofpbiIo1oInbia have dis
,;a,o1 Io hIo,;,,, a,++on;no and cr+tino If closs
,bo e,hh,tb dor and invite +l,o co-oneration Of
o4bo. a,on,,c,ot,rors
O"ASi l''
MARYLAND. Constitutional flights al The South
S+ennn Roddan ~ we learn from the Baltimore
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-22
no / ICE: s. s


The LIBERTY PARTY IN the State Of VEmoar,
requested, by their delegates to meet in Coayen
ion at MoNTrEIGR, on TUESDAY, the 9TH day Of
jury noXt,at 10 o'clock A. M for the purpose ofnon-
inatng ticket for State officers and also ticket of
Electors OF President and Vice President and trans
acting any other necessary business. "Iho crisis has
come and it must be metz The slave power has de-
mandel at the hands Of the National Government. pro-
lection for Slavery aal its extension over territory
now free The Sout, has erected the standard Of
sayery, and mighty efforts are being made to force
upon both the oaot parties candidates who will favor
openly, or by silent conniyance, the designs Of the
Slave power. Already one ofthese parties has put in
nomination man vino has done more to defeat the
principles of the Wilmot Proyiso than any other man
in the United States Nothing remains for every OPP
ponont Of the nmn1n system Of slavery extension,
but acquescence in the demands of the Slave power,
Or q noble struggle for victory We invite, therefore,
anti-slavery mcn-Wimot Proviso men, who prefer
freedom to slavery, free territory to slave tcrritoryto
unite with us in Convention and in the coming con-
test to make one mighty effort for freedom and the
overthrow Of slavery. Let every County be fully Irp
resented Let all come who can.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-22
JACOB SCOTT, !
r. V. MARSH STATE
A. NJ DICKEY,
VII. FRENCH, Comm1rrEE
7, II0WARD,
Montpelier, May 90, 1913.
Fourth DiSlIicl liberty Convention.

The friends of the Liberty cause in the Fourth Con-
gressional District hereby requested TO assemble
TUESDAY, the Fourth day Of July noxtatl2 o'clock
NJ for the purpose of eecting suitable candidate to
be supported by the feemen Of this district at the
next Congressional election. 1t is earnestly hoped
that the vital necessity which exists for being repre-
scented in the next Congress by devoted champion Of
free principles, free men, aad free territory, will SO
combine the entire antslayery strength of the dis
trct as to secure to such candidate a triumphant cleo
ton. j. SCOTT, for Committee
Montpelier, 1iay, %, 1918.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-22
CONSUMPTION.

Tn'fa is, perhaps, no disease with which our country is artod
which sweeps of annually victims, that fell destroy
the human race Consumption. What Of suffer
ing might BE- saved The human family iftbcy wouldn't avail them
selves IN season If the remedies which Nature has provided fO
her children, and which Science Las reduced such form
h. within the reach of ALL Far b. from lampcr with hos,
who are suffering with this plind disoe. In offering you
remedy we do not ask ry upon thu ton Of hosC
who might be actnacd by selfish and pocnny motives bat
give you The delham9 testimony e some of the most respectable
Yrans that Wars Baaia Of VIVA Glory has established
for itself reputation that cannot ha aaeI A VIM A. Shaw
Of Washington, ~ C., writes, under Der ot Aiy J. 1916 fl
lows
4" have heard Of many of d latcial effects from
its u.s. especially in Asthma and chuuc OF s'Dodc cr
aGcr. lave u5td th2 villa Cherry great d. Il ID Practice
with marked good results in those NOf great mobility
and rritlby, to which phiscl patients subject. have
doubt the best form in which The e1c If Prs acid MAY
BE- had sadd,t the constitution without danger pa
TENT Every knows the rapl tim Of tn Turp
aam constituents in prtaeted cous. THE combination
these principles in Wat13 aan Of VIA Chary nge lou
ana iUdicioui.
"M"l.ca mon are justly dsrIstf Of Patent Medicines in
en mt condor discriminate bWasu Outrageous hlmbug
and no,tams ami those medicines which have proved sauay
aaI in many well etesed eases curative"
For sale hy T. P. r. dfcid and :. H. Collins. IS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-22
Second District Liberty Convention,

There will be a meeting of the Liberty Party in hc
Second Congressional District at Royalton, on the
9th day of July next at 10 O'clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose Of selecting suitable person as u candidate to
represent the Freeman of said District in the Congress
of the United States. 1t is hoped that all true Anti
Slavery men who will act as well as talk against the
institution of slavery without regard to parties will
Join with us in the great cause of freedom.
A. NJ. DICKEY,
S. A. WEBER, DIsTMcT
RILAND FLETCHER,
M. M. DAVIS, Committee.
f. G. BIGELOW,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-22

The Wheat Crop.-The newspapers in the wheat
growing sections of the country, with hardly an excep-
ton, continue to speak of the fine prospect Of large
wheat crop. From present appearances, the crop will
be as large if not larger than ever before,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-14

4 Doctor Outuitted DR. H. J. was one of
the most able, talented and eccentric surgeons
of the last century. His practice embraced a
large circle, and his fame extended to every
part of the State The Doctor was one NOR
ming sitting in his office, porting over some
medical work. fresh from the mother country,
via Boston, when a loud rap at the door a.
reused him. "Come in" said the Doctor,
and an old lady hobbled into the apartment.
who seemed the very embodiment OF dirt and
negligence
{" Doctor, I've got desperate sore foot can
you help it /"
&c | will try: let me see it,
derstanding' of the apology of hose with
which il was covered, and displayed to the as
tonished Doctor foot-and such foot
My God - exclaimed the Doctor, throw
ing up both hands in amazement, 'what a
dirty foot!
La! Doctor, We needn't be in such Won
deTmert about il; there's diltier feet than that
in the world. I'll warrant, aye, and dirtief
loot than that in your own house, as proud
as the young ladies, your daughters are, for
all that;' and the old bag cackled forth her
pleasure at the Doctors establishment
Woman! if you will find dirtier foo
than that in my house, | will give yea gui-
nea and cure your foot for nothing"
"'Pon honor ," said the beldam.
"'Pon honor" cried the Doctor
The old woman stripped off the otl.er stock
ing, and displayed foot that beggarel ali de-
scription, grinned at the face OF the astonished
Doctor, exc!aiming, "Gi'e me the guinea -
Gle me the guinea! | know'd ii washed
tother 'atore | came here ~