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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17

HORSE CRAWLING THROUGH A Posr.-A story
is told of Rev. Mr.. Spraguc, of Dublin, N. H.,
which sets the remarkable simplicity Of the
learned person in ludicroYs light. Paying
visit to one of his Pensioners, he threw the
bride of his horse over the post of a rail-fence
near the house. During his stay the animal
contrived 10 disengage the bride from the
post and get it under his feet; seeing which, a
servant girl drew the reins through one OF the
mortices and over the top of the post, in the
form of a moose. The parson, going to unite
his horse, was indescribably astonished to find
the bride, which he had simply thrown over
the post, thus passed though one Of the holes.
This beats all" CALCULATED he TO HIMSELF"
| never saw the like in all my life before =
To be sure. we read Of a camel going through
the eye of n needle, but this was in days of
miracles. Mono; | never saw the like Of this
beore?' He examined it anew he tried to
get the bride out, but it surpassed his inge-
nuity. Eyes, it must be-" said he "the horse
has actually crawled through the post-hole !;
there's no way to account for it" Full of
this impression, and despairing Of making the
animal retrace his steps, he whipped out his
knife and was about cutting the reins, when
the same girl, perceiving the quandary, re-
leased the horse and explained the mystery
But il the simple parson had been astoniShed
before. he was little less so now, to find his
own penetration surpassed by that of a SER
want girl. "Hey girl" said he, " | believe
you're right, but how in the name Of wonder
should girl like you know more than man
ofmy learning. It's astonishing astonishing!
Miraculous miraculous !"-dm Citizen.
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and proposed that he should enlist. The idea
of a military life, und~a large bounty, so de-
lighted Patsiek, that he at once consented.
"But," said the sergeant, "unless you can speak
German, the king will not give you SO much.
"Och, and be jabers," said the Irshman,
" it. that don't know word of German"
But" said the sergeant" three words will
be sufhcient,and these you can learn in short
time. The king knows every man in the
Guards, and as quick as he sees you he will
ride up to you and ask you three questions
first his majesty will ask you how old you are.
lou will say twenty seven--next, how long
have you been in service; you must reply
three weeks-6nally, if you are provided with
clothes and rations; answer both.
Patrick soon learned to pronounce his an
swers but never dreamed of farming the ques.
tions. In three weeks he appeared before the
king in review. His majesty rode up to him
Paddy stepped forward present arms" 2
"How old are you ?'said the king.
"Three weeks" said the Irishman.
"How long have you been in service?'
asked his NASTY.
"Twenty-seven years"
cam l or you fool?" roared the king.
Both" replied Pat, who was instantly
taken to the guard-house.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17

A SLAVE OF HIS Ferdinand the
Second, Grand Duke of Tuscany, who died in
the year 1910, was remarkable for the care
with which he attended to his health. T have
frequently seen him." says the Able Arnaud
pacing up and down his chambers between
two large thermometers, upon which he would
keep his eyes constantly fixed, increasingly
employed in taking off and putting on va.
riety OF skull-caps of different degrees of
warmth, OF which ne had always Eve or six in
MS nand according to to the degree of heat
OF cold registered by the instruments This
:. assure YOU was mighty pleasant SIGHT
70 osnola, for there was not oonlurer in all
his dominions more dexterous in bandl;nn H. t i
cups. and balls than was this Prince in sb;tt.
ing his caps lucy III shit
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The Greatest NJ deal
DISCOVERY or TWEA cu
IA k.kENNEbY Of RuxbuIv has discoye,,d il, am,
nA our coiii'hnn pasture weeds remedy that cure.
EVERY KIND OF UUMOp


EVERY KIND OF HUMOR
Ffdm the worst scrofula dnwntoa c,m,non rin,u,.
ne mas uen I'm over eleven hundred cases ana n.ve,
aea except ~ two cases. (h"th thunder Lumnr lie Las
now W MS possession over twu bundled H.,
valnt, ali within twenty miles uf Boston " "'
Two bottles are Warranted cure nursing so,. ,ro,,
pies the face. ~ "'"""i pun
Two 10 three tottes will clear the system of bl.,
"" ,e warranted to cure the cahkcr in
Three 10 five bottles are warranted 90 49,. a..
krd u erysipelas, ~ '"e ""s'
The eyes. " ''"'i !"
Two bottles warranted 10 cure run,i,. Sat-. -
] and blotebes among ID. nar. " ~
running ulcers. 'V''"P' All"
| One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the Ski,
Two tn three bottles are warranted to cure the mus, dec
perlte Case &c rheumatism WV ~ ueS
Two bottles are warranted Ia cp,r tho v,, -
ingwoim '
ahfee 10 iour botlles nrr warranted to cure sat rhenm
rive 10 tgh bottles VIII cure the ease of cua
pehth' l. always experienced fr,n The first hor and
perfect cure Is warraird when the ahnyr ou,nt, ~
taken.
Reader, have pedilcd over Thousand b,,s, IF ,,i
III uie Ncln.y "i D"rth know he cts Of in ev-
cry cnse SO sure AZ water will exneut.h fire So sur.
will this cure humur. never sold n b1r Of I'm, Tho,
bottle sold another after Trial il always s.uks far H.
self There arr Two things about this he,h that ANNA, IN
me surprising hrs that grows in enr ASSURES in soms
places quite plenty mud yet lis value his never been
until discover 10 lSiG second, that it should caro-
"' h'"nS VI nuno nave gwen u rind:en ytarOd
up to old men Of sixty, frim the humc.t woman in Bos
TIM up To the belle If Puuatu and IN all cases The rur.
Is certain N"ehange Of diet is tyer necessary at the
beet yun .ti.
Mr. Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad cos,s of
SCoifula.
Piice Sl.O0 Manufactured by Donald Kennedy 100
w rren street, Rrxbury. For sale ny SMITH II P,Ercr
Montpelier, VI General Agents for Vermont, Sold by r.
p Smith, Nolhed !. y. Bailey, Waterbury, +. b. Green
Ricinond Otris French. Barre, A. R. Ainswnrth, VIII
iianistnwn, Waliice It piekey, Wei Tolshan.
a libtfi discount made % those IN SELL
Ap"iecares Grers, and others. who wuuld like 10 act
rs agents. VIII n''..e ..nd IN hnir orders lnn,6
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New England Truss Mauufaclory.
JAMES FREDERICK FOSTER.
-,MANUFACrIRER Of
Rachel and spiral Frusscs,
533 Washington Street, 533


Boston, Mass.
A LII the various approved lrusses constantly for sale
II Ladies' waited by Mrs. Caioline u. Foster, who
has had twenty years. experience in the business.
He will keep fan supply of ready made Tsses for
Gentlemen aud Lades, Youths and Infants Abdomna
Supporters OF five different kinds and such as us
Chapin's spiral Cutters, Ftch's, ingalls,, sc.
" Ladies Tilted upon by Mrs. Caroline d. F. ster at
the above place.
The following certificate from Dr. John G. Warren of
Boslor was given II years since but will last forever.
BosI ON, Jany T. 1885
Having had occasion to ,bserye Il at some prrsuns
afflicted with Hernia have su much from the want
Of Skilfu workman in accommodating Trs>es 10 the
pecui4ties Of Their cases, have taken pains 10 inform
myself al the rompeeny Of Mr.. j. Fusier 10 supply
the deficiency accustomed by the death OF Mr.. Bealh.
After some m"nihs Of observations of rs wurk, am well
satisfied that MI Foster is weIlacquaned W h the
actuie of thest instrument and ingenious in accommoda
ting to he va rittv of which feel called upon
tcomnend him my professional brethren and to the
pablo person well fitted supply their in
regard to those important articles
JOIN Z. WARREN, NJ, D., Ro ton.
rEsTIMoSiALs
The undersigned TAXI great pleasure in recommending
the favorable con ie alton Of those who unappil
afflicted with Hernia Mr.. James Frederick Foster
skll and competent person in the ,uicure and fiji.
ting Of Tru>ses. We have employed HIM. (som of us 70
over twenty years) and therefore speak f'm persona
knowledge OF hia abilities. His early advantages hi
long expeI in the business aud the large number
individuals whom he has relieved in variety of cases,
render him, in npininn, equal if NJ" superior, To any
manufacturer If the article His father, Dea. Gideon
Foster of Charlestnwn master Of the pnrr House in
that town for upwards o nty fur years. during which
period Mr. Foster avaled himself Vi the opp uty and
made application Trusses to great variety of
with gre al Success some Of which were Of very
plcated and distressing character.
Tsses a e treat a In" svs On, to
tnn to the body at the me time relieving the patient.
Any ordinary mechanic may make Truss, but none hui
kfll praci ti0ner apply il in such manner effect
ually and oitennes adically cure the complaint.
Our experience has convinced rs that Mr.. Foster has
Thoroughly attained this knowledge The certificates Of
III barr npAn nj. nj ,ip,
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A man was promenading with his son one
day, when the little fellow cried out, 90, Pa!
there goes an editor !" Hush my son p
said the father, "don't make sport of the poor
man-God only knows what you may come to
yeti"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17

TIE IRISH SOLDIER. Frederick Of pruss;.
had a mania for enlisting gigantic soldiers
into the Royal Guards and paid an enor'
nous bounty to his recruiting officers for get.
ting them. One day a recruiting sergeant
Glanced to spy Hibernian who was at least
seven feet high. He sccosted him in English,
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- q N.VS NUF.S &c

DURE Dry and Giound White Lead and Zinc, White
L Zinc in varnsb, Florence White, Fire Proof Paint,
u NJ and Puisslan Blue, Chrome aud French Yellow,
English. Chinese and American Vermilion, Chrome and
Paris Green Boiled and Raw Oil, hrponte aud Varns,
and mnny ether articles in this line which WIN he sold
very low fur eash, by SUIT fiEli'.
Nav 4. 1851
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open until seed time) show ten distinct varlc-
ties, ranging from one to six years old; these
have never been in the world before, and
their existence demonstrates that the power
to grow them existed previous to- aud since
t he blight of 1886"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17
Silks. Silks. Silks.

DICH pIad, Striped, Chanseabe & Plain Dress Silks
IL for GIL conts, from New York Auctions this day
oprned They are cheap rs to IS cents, hui they
bou ght cheap aud customers shall have the advan
age o. The purchase. Can soon. sLYMAN& KING. 3
Mav
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FAIR BAN HIS


ae of the best applications ever discovered forthe cure
" ot the following diseases:
InGamaion Of the Lungs Sore Throat, Phthisic, Head
iche, Piles, Cholic Cramp Fever and other Sores Ear
Ache, Cuts Burns and Scalds, Rheumatism, Bruises and
Strains Sings 0f mi Cts Dyspepsia Worms Chilbains
This Compound will remove that foul bilious matter
from the stomach, which causes so many diseases fol-
laws Pains aud Dizziness In the head Sicknes Mt The
stomach Loss Of Appetite Costiveness Janndce Weak
ness, bowel Complaint and in Colds 1t gives immediate
relief iftaken in season.
Among the many important discoveries of this eeners
lion, Is one wlse fhns viii be writtenas with sunbeam
N the history II the past Fairbanks celebrated Healing
Compound glands forth alone, and b. his own works pro
claims IT'S power Thut mute eloquence ressaby az.
ecng In the appeals Of the suffering for relief has been
answered. Hundreds NJ have been cured by mi
Invaluable medicine, and they be produced IL neces
4My, TO suhsanIate beyond doubt the healing virtues
,ls PREPARATION :
The compound is combined with the most efectua aids
the most sautay productions and Its in the re-
tola ion to health of those who hal long mined under
ressng maades, has given II exalted character.
Manufactured and sold by the proprietor in West Bowls
|tou, Mass. horace FAiRBANK
H. A. Hodges, Richmond and ]. D. Braley, waterbur v
Retail Agents. r. o.TYLER, Montpelier, General whoe-
sale and retail Agent
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mEpOT, STORE.

WHTPWH SHWNEs
THE PLACE to buy Goods cheap and save the trucking
i bills buy Of the subscriber who has general assor'
Inent consisting in part Of the following, ct
25 Tons N. s. Platter,
500 Bbls. Selected Stone Lime, fa-
100 Sc Extra Fmr, eH a0t0Ul
10 BUS White Fish aud Mackinau Trout,
5 4" Salmon Trout.
10 /" Mackere and salt Pork, ar
8 $50 Quiutas Cod Fish, p Rf& e
100 Rus. 4. l. Salt, very nce9
Tobarcc. Teas Coffee, sugars, Syrup, Molasses Nuts,
Cash customers Will go away empty II low prices are
what they want. u. ID FobbEh'
Montpelier, March 10th, 1854 10
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DoRtr.uA

The following lines from the pen of Miss H.
r. Gould. will be read with interest by all who
love to peruse the " short and simple annals "
of the pious poor. The description OF little
Emma, with piggin to sell to procure bread
for the family-her rustic dress, with la toe peep
ing through. the end of her shoe--the artless
story Of her invalid father who makes piggins,
"Whle mother aaI Katy knits,
And Eddy in the cradle sits,
Or leans upon a chair and plays,
And laughs to see the shayings blaze"
Is pleasing picture of humble life; but when
she tells of her fathers praying that morning
and reading to them in the Bible how the ravens
fed the prophet Elisha, and expressed the most
entire confidence in the goodness of God, the
humble trustfulness of this pious family are
truly touching.
Like everything that comes from the pen o.
Miss Gould, these lines are beautiful, but theil
literary excellence forms but small share O.
their merits.
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DEFINES
COMPOUND PITCH L0ZENGE,

]. Colds. 4. Pains In side s. Back,
2. Coughs, 8. Habitua1 COstiveness,
3. Asthma, 4. WhOOping cough.
lndf lungs enough are left to sustain life, CONSUMPTION.
For Asthma Read This!
SPRrSGFIELD, October 10 1851.
Mr. DRvrNEs-Dear Sir: Noone who has not felt them
selves s",d over heii friends, afflicted with the AS,h
ma conceive of is distressing effects 1t has been
my lot 10 witness for years in my mother. We have
tried fr her every remedy which CAME 10 notice. but
TO no lasting bouef until we tried your Lozenge, since
which .hr has been wholly fee from liz much dreaded
and painful return. Money bears no comparison to the
conf of hea III she is enjoying and language fails
to gratitude to yUn for sending the medicine
us. We can but hn@tlat ii will reach evoy afflicted
with the like disease.
Gratefully, remain Nou,s. DANIEL HIrCiICOCK.
$. F. Redfied, Smith & Pierce Agents, Montpelier Il
E. Smith, NorhGgld.
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THE CoOpER.s CHILD.

heard the knocker gently fall,
And rose to answer to the call;
When, there a little stranger stood
Serene beneath her faded hood;
While under it the wintry air
Went searching for her golden hair,
To catch the curls and throw them out,
And twirl and toss them all about.
She had dewy, azure eye,
As bright and soft as summer skyj
A pretty dimpled rosy cheek,
And modest mouth her wish to speak
And when the little Emma told,
That she was seven winters old,
I though the raiment that she wore,
Might well have numbered seven more.
The cloak, with hardly strength to hold
The name of one, looked thin and coldi
And not tuck in Emma's gown
Remained, again to let 1t down,
An inch or two of skirt to hide,
Which proved that any skirt to bde
Its time and chances, smooth and rough,
Must first be made OF g sterner stuff"
And at the tip of Emmas shoe,
Its little tenant pceping through,
Evinced that it was never put
Upon slow or idle foot
While, by her slender hand she bore
Her fortune round, ffpln door to door,
Within kerchief wrapped with care
About piece of wooden ware.
Il wailt to sell you this, ~ she saidy
"For twenty pence to buy us bread,
1t is a piggln smooth and tight,
That father finished late at night,
When was tired and sleeping sound
For yesterday carried round
Another just like this, that sold
For brcal I'D much as it woult hold
cit served for supper ; AMI to-day
For breakfast ere came away.
Before We ate it, father prayed,
That we no more might teel afraid
OF never beng daily fed;
For he had took the BOOB, and read
The story, in its pleasant words,
About the Prophet AMI the birds
"But father cannot walk, like him:
He's sick, and has ruined limb,
He cannot stand and use his feeti
But does his work upon a scat
To save the ship from being lost,
He suffered by the storm and frost;
And then was bruught 50 changed from sea,
We thought at first 1t was not he
Gle was the cooper, and had made
So many voyages, he had laid
In store, he says, from Nh, q sum
To keep for age, .snd warts to come,
He placed it in the Bank, and felt
That silver there could never melt,
As in the purse, and in the hands,
Or down among the Eastern lnnds'
"When he was on that stormy trip,
Anu ioSt HIS HedllH W SAW Shc snip
The world turned upside down 50 quick,
Poor mother saya her heart grew sick,
To see the changes, anil to knox
How all he'd saved 80 long, must 80
But now, she would give ten times more,
10 see him well, and as bef)re.
..,., e..
,,
W, s.u.,
The merchant too, FOR whom he sailed,
ana ne uhpaio-l' was Sf!c"'
no Wien vessel ''''Ass focN
fo' 'i'e" Ills i''s' ie'af'iiNfs 'ope
"@S i"s'7h0u ~ 'n' "u0h'i, ii0pc
' '(''' "''i 90 "N,
s .-''A1' '"''' ''-''7' ~ WINS
And Eddy in the cradle sits,
Or leans ,uo,t n el,air. ami p,avs.
And laughs to see the shayings blaze.
He saws he hopes the rudest gale
Will never make his coura re fail.
aUe,l, thank vou much f,r bavfnr b,uct,
IT., ,,. :., .,4 1..,.
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WATER CUJssE.

mr. WALLIS ESTABLISHMENT AT Conc ord, N, II
" open Summer and Winter for the recepti"n Of pH
TENTS Inquiries concerning the applicability If the
.e meni will he answered withouieharse Prescription
Tor home treat ment $40
Nav
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CARPET STORE

A COMPLETE assortment Of Wool Carpe,iuas--Extra
n Super ssuterfne Cummon--also, Cotton aud Wool
Cotton, Hemp aud Straw Mating, Bookings, Stair Lii,
en- Hay State FEELINGS, 81 wide, Oil Ciu'hs, A 10 4
wide AZ a commission fom the manufacturers prices-a
the PEOPLES STORE, opposite Brick Church.
May 9, 1854. LYMAN & KING.
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AnCy GdA 4AVCP A1VoSS WAsAS'>S ~
Exterenre ri than sixteen wears has estaoshe
lie tao, ,ha, Merchants Cciebriied Gargng OH, or tG
rcrsa Family Embcation, VIII cise most Eases, al" IT,
aevs all such as
Spavins, Sweeney. Rngbone, Windgals. Poll
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fis-
.ula, Siliast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lancness,
Founderel Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mange,
Rheumatism, Bites of Animals. External Poi
suns, Painful Nervous Affections Frost Bites,
Bnils, Coms, Whtlows, Burns and Scalds,
Chlblains, Chapped Hands, Cramps, Con-
fractions of the Muscles. Swcllmgs Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, DC. DC. DC.
The UNPARALLELED success Of this OIL in the Of DIS
eases in Horses and Cattle, and IN human nesh Is
daily becoming more hown 10 the farming comn'unty.
can hardly be credited except by those who have been
The habit ol keepns il ~ their stables AMI houses wha
amount Of pain, suffering anu uihc are saved oy
the timely application Of this Oil .,,
ny De sure the name Of the sole proprietor, GEORGE
w MERCHANT I.ockpor. N. r., Is blown IN the side
Of the bottle and in his handwriting over the cork
All orders addressed to the proprietor VIII De promptly
responded to. -,
tsct Pamphlet of the AGENT and see what wonders are
a,ronpshei BY the use OF this medicine
Sold by rcs,eciabe dealers generally, IN 'he United
States and Canatia. Also by 2ft Await
Fred y. Smith and Lyman & King, Montpelier; Fred e
smith. Nerhfcld j. 2. Braiey, Waterbury; j. NJ. Rich
arisen. Watsfeit; Putnam 4 Wooster, Marshfpla; Al
len X Jenney, Div. 49, Roxhury; G w Car6ei Warren
y r. Ainsworth, Williamstown and P. r. Slatr& Go
Ag-nts for N. T.. SiateS, Rnson Va
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Highly Important announcement
To the Afflicted Everywhere
DR., L.ADAMS LIVER BALSAM

Comes Greeting!
TlR. A. L. ADAMS new theory of disease is awakening
" the inquiry in the minds Of all who read H. How Is u
that Americans have been rag and slavlshy mur
ed darkness and Ignorance on the subject Of disease.
DR. A. l.. ADAMS LIVER BALsAM,
The great Panacea of Disease IL offered to the afflicted
of the States and Territories for the entire cure Of ye
Complaints in all stages Bilious aud Chronic Lung Fever
Drosc Affections, Coughs, CnnsumptiOn Asihina,Jh'h
dice Bowel Gnirla MIS- Darshea, Dysentery, Rhrtma
tism Plies Scrola Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia General DE
bty Nervousness CostIvencs Indigestion, Female Com
plants, &c. ~
Dr. l.. Adams Liver Halsam now siistais tue hgbes'
reputation any remedy before the public and has prov
ed to The skeptca beyond shallow Of doubt, iEa
IL Is the I..
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED
(being purely vegeabe) for the permanent cure Ut Inc
ahove diseases. The most skepcal have become It,
most sanguinc votaes and The Liz er EalsaH
| to be the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBINGER OF HEALTH TO THE
AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials come up from every truck has made
swollen with expressions &C graiade for the relief
ceived by its use, And in submitting his the LIVER BAL
SAM Is recomnt nded To those suffering under the
IRON GRASP of the MONSTER DISEAAE,
and prJcure one bue Of DR. A. l.. Adams Livc
Blsam.
The readers attention Is ralled to the Perusa of the
Medical Ci:ruar, which be obtained IF every AgeI
throughout The United STAT giving clear epinmr the
and cure Of disease Also Of certificates ro those
who have tested lis unparalleled scendency the dis
| cases to which We are MI subj cI
| A. G. Scott General wholesale Agent for DR.. A. L.
Adams Liver Basam for The State # Vrlm to VIII, m
all orders oud he ad dressed receive prompt attention
1871 A. G SCOTT. Mnuip,lieI, VI. General Agent
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ME receive every week from the manufacturers -,
w w wholesale at city prices-aso retail D MET RTE
ONS, from Auction. LYMAN q KIvC
May "a 1854.
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Eighteen dreadful suffering from Nervous Prostra
tInn The most eminent physicians had gwen up all hopes
OF ter recovery she had become
HELPLEss EMAcIATED FLnrR .FBuS,
This was the of Ms. Hatfield, who has by this
remedy been restored to perfect health aud hur certificate
is endorsed by Prof Dunham, NJ. u. and two eminent
| rla