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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-05

The CURE OF TIE DRUNKARD.-A
man long ago noted for Incorporate habits
was induced by Rev. John Abbott, to
sign the pledge g in his own way" which
he did in these words, 81 pledge myself
to drink no more intoxicating drinks tor
one year" Few believed he could keep
it. but near the end Of the year he again
appeared at a temperance meeting, with
out having once touched a drop. Are
YOU not going to sign again? 2" asked Mr..
Abbott. 'Yes," replied he, "if l can
do it in my own way" and accordingly he
wrote 81 sign the pledge for nine hundred
and ninety-nine years, and if | live to
that time, | intend to take out life lease"
A few days after he called upon the tav-
ern keeper, who welcomed him back to
his old haunt 80. landlord" said he,
as in pain, - have such lump on my
side!" ''That's because you've stopped
drinking" said the landlord, ''you won't
live long if you keep on ''Will drink
take the lump away :" Yes, and if
you don't drink you'll soon have one on
the other side Come let's drink together"
and he poured out two glasses to whiskey.
II guess l won't drink said the former
inebriate, especially if keeping the pledge
will bring another lump, for it isn't very
hard to bear, after ALL" and with this he
drew the lump, a roll of greenbacks, from
his side pocket, and walked off, leaving
the landlord to his reflections. -Agricul-
tuIT.
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THE GALE DON n
agricultural.
Tan Bark for Potatoes.

\ gardener at Troyes, having observed
that everybody living in the quarter OF
the town occupied by tanners escaped the
cholera. determined to try the effect OF
tan when planting potatoes" For this
purpose he placed a shovelful Of tan IN
the trench under the seed in a part OF the
field. and planted the remainder IN the
ordinary way. On digging out the Po1a-
toes he found that those which were PAM
ed near the tan were perfectly sounu,
while the others were diseased. tie found
further, that potatoes were preserved IN
the winter by spreading tan on the lloor
of the notwithstanding.
A friend of ours has for years used tan
hank and lime as Il manure tor potatoes,
and with the best results. He puts a
handful of Stacked lime in a hill with
half a ,lovetul of tan, mikes them to-
gethcr and drops the potatoes upon the
compost. Tile potatoes are large and
free from rot.-N. H. Journal of AD1cut
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President JOhnSOn'S FaNlilU.

President .Johnson's family resides at
present in Nashville, Tenn, and consists
of his wife and four children-two sons
and two daughters. His son Robert is
twenty-nine, and Andrew Johnson, Jr.,
is twelve years of age His two daugh-
tiers, with their families, also reside i'll
Nashville, having been driven from their
homes in Eastern Tennessee. One OF Mr..
Johnson's sons, Charles, Il surgeon in the
army, was thrown from his horse in the
year 1868, and killed; and COL Slower.
Il son-in-law, commanding the 18th regi-
ment Of Tennessee infantry, was killed in
the battle of Nashville, while CALAMITY
leading his command. on the 18th of De
cember, 1864 Judge Patterson. who is
also Il son-in-law of the President. lives
in Nashville. Mrs. johnson has been III
very delicate health for some time past.
and ii is probable Mrs. Col Slower will
preside over the Presidential household.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-05

DIR. E TON S
VEGETABLE HORSE COX IMMINENT

VIII cure II applied ia season,
Sprains. inflammation and Sweliings of all kinds.
Cuts Kicks. Bruises. Corking. Calls. Scratches.
Weak JOINTS. Cramp III the Stomach or Limbs,
Soreness stiffness of the Limbs or J ontS Hheu-
matsnI, old Sores. &c.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie, give quarter To half an ounce 81 the
LinimeLt, well mixed with three times the guam
ti,y of warm Molasscs. For Scratches. clean the
ANGLE by dry rubbing. then apply the Linmcnt
often when the ANGLES are dry and use the Horse
every day
For Sores, cleanse them when need i. with
CASTLE Soap and water, then apply the Linm,nt
from two 10 three times day. For all other ex-
ternal diseases, make thorough application two
or three times day. Please take bottle and
be sure and shake il up before using. and YOU
will be satisfied.
TESTIN ONIILS.
From d A Burnside. Esd the we'll known proprietor OF
the Lancaster Hotel. \. H.
DR. Eaton. Dear Sir lhit horse Shch | WIS Obliged
L. erp in the Stable Tor long time. which hal on
his ANGLE. CAUSED 10y interfering. which could heal W.
Your iiorsc and On Lii.iieHi MS :ecnlvued -
the l,St In
made an application which reduced the !liiarna
tn'i At h-liei the wound AMI brought hang
and the hrr>, 1T DAYS. CONSIDER il
the best liunent ever used and would chceTiuily Tt
commend II L. the public
From Joseph L. Glib Esd one ofthe Proprietrs Of the
well known Crawford House al the " hIIt Mountains,
keep large number az Horses la the >ca>uii
AT Mountain Stables. also keep si.,h Dr. Eaton,
Horse and ok L'nment on hand have Used II ion.
enough tu know thati, Is the best LiimeII SAM
Used Ia reduce iiiiamatl,iS ami iI-> al
and heals Cuts. Bruises CurA> tails Scratches Champs
III the Limbs or Slvma, Ia Collie, SC-.
II YOUR Houses or Cattle are troubled with any
of the above diseases or injuries, try bottle
and You viii be satisfied
Many other testimonials could ne added
For sale b. all the Druggists and dealers III
Medicines in town.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
AL orders addressed to
{. b. HCTCIflNS.
Nov. 2i-ly. Lisbon, y. H.
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In Castle Thunder.

The author of the southern history of
the war. +. A. Pollard, and his brother,
IT. +. Pollard. were arrested last night
and committed to Castle Thunder. They
were connected with the Examiner, and
have been and are now exceedingly bitter
against the United States government
Mr. +. A. Pollard, as will be remember
ed. was for while prisoner in Fort War
rem, was paroled and allowed to come to
Richmond to be exchanged for Mr.. \. ID.
Richardson, but before his arrival here
Mr.. Richardson made his escape from Sa-
lSbury. Gen. Butler SAYS that he was to
be exchanged for Mr. Richardson and no
one else He has been at large through
the week and has not bridled his
tongue.
He was arrested by Col. Coughln, of
the 10th New Hampshire, who is Pro-
vost Marshal of the district Of Virginia, an
able and efficient officer When brought
before COL Coughlin he said : "Do you
take away my parole ;" 80 no, you
may keep your parole. | do not arrest
You because YOU have been connected with
the Examiner, or for what you have pub
l>hed. but for what you have said since
the occupation Of the city"
When informed that he was to he sent
to Castle Thunder, his cOuntcnance fell.
He asked permission to take his clothes,
which was granted. and ut sunset Satur-
day night he and his brother entered the
door where many better men than they
have suffered long imprisonmcnt-eaten
by vernin. >uflocated by intolerable stencil
and starved till they We're walking skele-
tons. SO the wheel turns, grinding the
grinderS.-CMletoa IN Boston Journal
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~" 1t Is curious that the third instance

r1@ 1t Is curious that the third instance
OF the succession Of a Vice President to
The vacant chair of the President is mark
Ell. "a were the two former instances, bv
the Tact that the vacancy occurs in the
very early part OF the term office. Presi-
dent Harrison was inaugated March 4.
1911, and died April of the same year.
one month after his inauguration. Presi-
Taylor was inaugurated eight years later
March 4, 1919, and died July 8. of the
next year, about one year and four months
after entering office. President Lincoln
was inaugurated for the second term on
March 4, 1865, and was killed April II,
less than two months after'the commence
ment Of the term.
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A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II EDDY.

n MEhlCAN O. FORElGN PAIEN IS.
r. H EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late agent of T. s. Patent Office Washington under the
Act of 1881
70 State Street, opposite Kiby Street, Boston.
After an practice upwards of years,
Great Britain, France, and other foreign Countries
Caveats SpeclhcatoEs Bono Assignments and all Pa
perS or Drawings tor Patents executed on literal TERMS
and with despatch Researches made into American
tOleSh wOrkS 10 determine the validity or utility Pa
tents or egalor other advice rendered
III all matters touching the Copies of the claims of
any Patent furnished by RENTING ST. ASSIGNMENTS
corded at Washington.
TESTING NIALs.
al regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable and
successful practitioners, with whom have had official
intercourse. CHAS. MASON,
Commission of Patents
nave no heS1tatonin assuring inventors that they
cahot enpoy more competent and trustworthy,
ana more capable OF putting their applications
10 secure or them an early and favorable consideration
al the fateht onlce" EDMUND BURKE.
- - Late Commissioner OF Patents
Mr. H. Il Eddy has made tor IL applications, on
now pending Such u1stakeable proof of great talent
and ability on his part leads recommend all nver-
tors 10 Apply 10 him To procure their patents they
be sure Ohavlns the most faithful entOn bestowed on
their cases. and at very reasonable charges"
JOHN TAGGARr.
During eight months, the subscriber i'm couse OF his
large practice, made Oh twice rejected applications
appeals every one of which was decided his favor by
the Commission OF Patents. r Fl EDDY
Boston, Dec 81, IS64.-l W.
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Franklin Bailey,S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court, held at pro-
Caledonia District, bate ONCE i'll St JOhsbury
the 18th day ot ri. A. ID. lS6J.
TRUSr SANBORN administrator upon the estate
OF Franklin Bailey. late Ot Peacham, in said district
deceased interstate makes plcation TO said for
license to sell the Whole oil the estate of said deceased
representing that said sale necessary for the payment
oil the debts said deceased and expenses admiii,tra-
tive Of said estate.
Whereupon. i. is ordered by said court that said appl
cation be referred 10 the sixth day of MAY, A
$780, at the Probate Office III ST JUhISbury hearing
and decision Thereon and it is further ordered that all
erSons interested be notified hereof by publication OF
notice vi this application and order thereon three weeks
successfully in the Caedonan printed at ST JohnSbury
before said time e" hearing that they may appear at said
tins and place. and, il they object thereto
BY the CUurt-AtteSt
il-iy ASA l.. FRENCH Ju,Ive
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Abram Halls Estate.

STATE OF VERNON +, In Probate Court. held at St.
Caledonia District s. bloomsbury within and for said
district, on the 24th day Of A pril, A ID, 1865.
instrument purpOrtng to be the last W ill and Tesla
hment of Abram Hail. late of Sheffield in said
district deceased being presented to the by Caleb
Hail. the executor tler elm named, for probate:
Ii is ordered by said that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear at of said court
holden at the obare office in ST. Johnsl ury Oh the
2th day OF May. lSt5. and shew CAUSE If any they
may have against the Probate OF said viii; for which
purpose it further ordered that copy of the record
of this order be published three weeks excessively IN the
Cdledoian printed al ST. Johnsbury, previous to said
time appointed for hearing
ASA L. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate
true copy OF reCOrd-Attest,
4S-Su ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge of Probate
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9eeal advertisements.
LlOyd kimball's Estate.

WE,the Subscribers being appointed by he Honora-
Bile Probate court for the district of Caledonia COM
to receive examine and adjust all claims
ana demands OF all persons against the Lloyd
knbal. late OF Barrie i'll said district deceased repre-
sented and Tie OF six months from the 10th
day OF April, ID lo65. are allowed by said
creditors OF said deceased exhibit and prove their
claims before us, give notice. that we will attend to the
duties OF our appointment the dwelling house of Louis
o. kimball, in Barnet i'll said district the Sd Saur-
day and the Saturday OF October next at
| O'Clock P. M each vi said days.
HARRY MOORE, Oc,u
$3.50 WILKINSON, (Oou 10.
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S 3, 7. bE GoSSiLL, }com'rs.
Seneca Rrown,S Estate

STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Court held at
Caledonia District )St. Johnsbury, i'll said district
on the 18th day OF April, 1865.
WHEREAS, Lewis Pierce, administrator, the estate
w OF Seneca Brown late of St JohnSbury in said dstrio
deceased PROPOSES To render account of his admin
i>tratipn and to present his account against said
estate Tor examination and allowance the purpose
of making Partition and distribution OF the residue
said esteuier decree o! said court among the per
SONS " no are by law entitled 10 the II Is therefore
tered by said court that the under c,uSicri-
u and be heard III the Probate Office in 81 JunSbury
the 9th day OF May. 1860 And IL further ordered
that all persons Interested be notified hereof by publiCa-
Ou OF copy vi the record nj this in the Caedonian
printed al ST JOhsbury three weeks Successirely pre-
vious to said time hearing. they may appear and
contest the allowance vi said II they see CAUSE
and also be heard y said court IL the matter fpartion
and distribution OF said estate.
BY the Court.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH Judge.
true copy Of record,
i14g Attest, ASA l., FRENCH Jui,e
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DACIFIC GUANO.
Il AGENCY FOR THE
PACIFIC GuaNO

are rroeiEing constant supply Of this superior
guano, which all be found one Of the
Cheapest and Best Fertilizers in the Market.
- Seluiiie imported tuano amin from sever-
=. eiSLtH Per cent oi Phosphate Lime. which
reh dltd 10y Chemical process. adequate percent
dSt oi Ammonia. fixed that Il; cannot eyaporaie
~ = powerful and eicacous. capable OF CARRYING The
N"ts through The ssa>On maturing the before the
- - -
Phosphate of Lime and Ammoniacal Salts
i adapted all soils and ali the various crops Grass
brain Cora. Potatoes Root Crops Tobacco. &C. &c A.
VIII Ice ell by the numerous letters aud iestimuiia,
ceiNcd Every farmer and gardener should U.s. IN a
pamphlet Containing Testimonials &c viii be furnished
on application GEO DAVENPORT 4 Co
ti-Si li5 Mix street, Bosiln,
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BETHLEHEM, n. H., Sept. l, 1864.
This is to certify that c. p Hutchins of Lisbon,
N. H.. has the sole and exclusive right to manu-
facture and vend my improved vegetable medicine
and the public may be assured that the article in
troduced by him is the genuine and the only gem
uine medicine of my invention.
BREYANT EATON
To those who have made use of DR. Eaton's
Llniment no appeal is necessary, TO those who
have not We have only TO refer them to the wit
ten testimonies of some of our distinguished ciii
zens. Having unbouIde confidence in this
medicine after using it in my family for long
time, purchased the recipe and now offer it to
the public. hoping To receive your liberal patron
age. remain, very respectfully.
Your Obediant Servent,
G. 3. HUrCHINs.
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RetributiOn and ErpiatiOn.

Crime Is often eXpiated by the inno-
cent. This is one of the divine mysteries
OF the universe. but the fact is not to be
denied. The solemn recognition of it in
the second inaugural address of our late
president struck many people at the time
u strange and ncongruolls, and shallow
critics ridiculed the inaugural as very
poor sermon. Now, illustrated by his
own terrible death. we see its truth and
It's momentous import. and we cannot but
feel that it was an almost prophetic utter
ance. Let us re-peruse and weigh his
words as he lies stricken down before us:
The Almighty has his own purposes.
= Woe unto the world because of offences,
tor 1t must needs be that offences come.
nnt woe to that man by whom the offence
cometh.' If we shall suppose that Amer
lcan slavery is one of these offences, which.
in the providence ofGod, must needs come.
but which having continued through His
appointed time, He now wills to remove.
and that lie gives to both North and
South this terrible war as the woe due to
those by whom the offence came, shall we
discern there is any departure from those
divine attributes which the believers in a
living God always aScribe to Him! Fond
ly do we hope, iervenily do we pray, that
this mighty sconrge Of war may speedily
DaS> aWav Yet. if God wills that II CON
time until all the wealth piled by the
bondmanS two hundred and fifty years of
unrequited toll shall be sunk, and until
every drop of blood drawn with the lash
shall be paid by another drawn with the
sword, as was said three thousand years
ago, SO still it must be said, the Judge
mentS OF the Lord are true and righteous
altogether"
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ID r. ARREN'
b L o u S ERS,

never fails 10 cleanse the system of all mos I'd
and unhealthy secrelions, thereby preventing or
curing diseases Of the skin, AID all complaints
arising from Impurities OF the blood. or a d.
ordered Stale OF Inc liver, kidneys stomach and
bowels The proprietor having sold this mt J.
lcine extensively during tn past five years.
and marked its effects, offers II the public NH
fuilcsl confidence Ia lis merits assured from
experience that ! single trial viii convince me
most sAe:,tlcal- of lis rare medicinal virtues
Mr. Daniel Smith OF Barton, VI who had hc,-
out of health foT = LONG time and unable Ia lahs-
writes under date of Angus, %, 1862. II con-
meneed taking the bitiers list of july. have taAt-
one eottie and part OF anothtg-1lnd my heath
quiie Tesiored- Ny son has been tIoaa.cd -
years with seres under his arms aaG ha> Js n
cured oy taking one bottle OF Dr. Walrtn's Lii
puS Ri-r.rS
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Reliable Test
Clergymen, Lawyers, Singers,

and AL Those whose occupation requires an unusua ~
ci>e Of the rooa organs, viii In ;his the Oak r.
which VIII etectGaly and inSianfaneausly rtlry, H.,
difficulties This remedy, unlike Others l. no 90
10; lAr>e'Iie. hGi - extremely PLEASANTToTA~TE
a small quantity allowed 10 pass The iIriar. Ear.
al onoe removes the ciftioury
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ID X. WARREN'S
BILIOUS B1TTERS.

For Purifying the blood, curing Liver C'a.-
plant and al Bilious Affections. Tor slrt-zr4,,.-
M. inrigoratlng. building up and putting II
order the Weak, Worn OuI Run Down, ns,..-
taiea and diseased Human Sys;cn, hae IL g. =
IN the world
Ii quickens the circulation. restores Tie lost
appetite, regulates, Strengthens and luni-ora'ts
the whole system. For HumOrS IL the blood. AID
imperfect circulation, this i an active and e-ci
ent remedy The use OF
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READ. READ. READ.
ID X. b. E TONS
white MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE PAIN ERADIcAT0R


Composed of sixteen kinds of Vegetable Ingredi-
ents, is now offered TO the public, and will Cure
Spralns, and intia;nations of all kinds LaIneness
Soreness, Cats Bruises, Rheumatism. Cramp,
Headache Toothache, Group. Diarrhua. Liver
Complaint, Chapped Hands, Run Rounds. Chill
blans, Sore Throat. Cold SoreS. Scald Head, and
never fails to cure Burns or Frozen Limbs
This Is no HI MBUG medicine. but will cure The
above named diseases if applied in season
TESTIM WON IILS
Fom C. ff Hodsman, the well known Druggists
We have sold large quantities OF DR. Earoi..S Whit.
Mountain Vegetable Pain Eriicior which ia, given he
weerer sold aid our people all that i tie best
pain eradic.tOr ever offered L. the public
From Josiah Kilborn. Esq, Lit,leton. Nh
Icey that by sudden tall broke tna u nv RI. and
bruised side. which caused great pain and soreness
made thorough application oi Dr EatOl's Pain Eradi-
took the from INV side consider il a very
valuable medicine indeed. and pleased hear that
ii is about 10 be offered 10 the public al large
From I.aban Tint> Esq. LiiIieton n IL
DR- EAToS-Dear Sir: have been very much troubled
Tor long time with Rheumatism, all through ans ~
Using one bottle of your Pain Eracator reeye~la
and IN Justice Ia you and 10 your medicine would
oheerully recommend IFS Use I" the afflicted
Dr. EAroS-Dear Sir: was very much trouble, a
days with lsme Lack. hard n: in INV side ant
nuntc>> one SIDE 81 my AMI nilt>. dC
vour Pain EracatOT. An! made eAierlla Application
which relieved me al once. wOui also say that l.s! .
attack OF The cranp aid relieved unce y an
application la the same anneT, consider The pam
erLdlcator ever saw DARlt ) GEuK,IE.
ianiaIi. January Isl. lSl4.
C. Il. HuiChins. Dear Sir Please send HE An other
dozen III Dr. Eltnu's Pain ETiiCatGT. rEaVeil:.
from house 10 house have good Opportunity intro
iuCe il, have seen IL SICK eaICiir r,hace
Throat, Frozen limits and Rheumatism and know
TO be good for cuts Bruises would
ced 10 the public. T. B. LONEJUI-
Lisbon. January ~. l>ti
c. b lIutChins Dear Sir lreCeivc very had sali
my ANGLE and foot. | made application al 81 Dr.
EarOu's Pain EraiiCainr, which Produced most wonder
cure. FULLY satisfied il / the best family
medicine ever used, CHAS- WOOLSUN-
Li>:-,n. Nay |. la.
Mr.. HutCh!I> Dear Sir MAS troub!cia lew !ay> since
with Lame foot which swollen L. ankle badly.
and Twas Unable To- any weight upon H. applied
yuur Era,C aiVr AMI in iUUT dIy> lhc lo my
boot - Usual. OTIS SAVAGE.
MANY other testimonials could be added had We
roem. FL sale bv a.! the druggists and dealers
in Medicines i'll this town
TRY A BOTTLE AND BE CONVINCED.
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II EN- EDY' S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.


of ali nimentS a Perfect and speedy cure Tor all IN,
aches and .'ains that flesh Is heir To-
Rheumatism
Is caused by staGnatIOn Il" the fluids from
ed perspiratior-is cured by few bottles Kenued.
Rheumatic Linlment-
Sprains
Are caused by an Over-Xen ion and sudden re- action o
the mrsces-is cured by few bottles Kenneys Rhe
matte Internationally good for man ami beast.
Neuralgia,
The king all pain Is CAUSED by Inflammation of the
nervesis instantly cured by applications o. Kene-
dy'S Rheumatic Lnimeiit-
Pleurisy
Is inflammation OF the lih- of the rbS-is cured "
few bottles of Kenedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
Bruises
Are caused by sudden pressure of the flesh and
OF the tissues instantly relieved by kennedys RheI-
matte Lniment.
Cramp
l. contraction of the muscles caused by suJ,,e,, sian,
page oil the nerves fiud which prevents animal lie hay
Ing free flows cured by few applications Of Kenney
Rheumatic Lniment-
Bilious Collie
Is caused 10y neuralgia in the stomach and u, wels-;
teaspoonful OF Kenncys Rheumatic Liuie, In marlin
water every halt hour until cured
Sore Throat and uOarseup>..
Are caused by an unnatural dryneSs of the Cla d-w..
piece OF flannel with Kennedys Rheumatic rinim.,,
apply ii on going 10 bed, and will be well in Ih
Ing
Headache and Throbbins of the Tenn.
Is caused by pressure from nsensible perspraton-s
cured by lew Applications OF kenneiys RheGnatic Lin
iment. 1880
Weakness of the Back,
Follow the direction in the circular around each bottle
For an liberated Sore Throat.
gu will take one teaSpOonil 81 the ninent ana four
teaspconiuls OF water Gargle the throat twice y In
lev days II will be well This one teaspoonul Will DE
worth a dollar 10 YOU
For Bronchitis,
Anu ali Inflammation the throat tons and paira with
uIs, naChns cough, You Will dilute the Lnment with
our or nve times its bulk of gayle the throat aud
swallow the moisture This Lever lailS
Ii Is good for TOothache Earac,e Swelled Face and In
aihalon "f every kind Every iamy should have iull
supply Tor the winter ~
, manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY Roxtury M
Prize So cents. Sold by MS
3.9 J. c. BINGHAM.