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Books and Cuts the following commission WH be
allowed:
To any person forwarding " Clubs Of 10 Books,
Clubs Of q Books, or Clubs Of 81 Books each,
Silver WAtch-cyEnder escaDelnent-Worth Sl2.
To any person forwarding Z6 Clubs OF 10 Books, 10
Clubs OF u Books, or Clubs Of - Books esch, a
Silver Watch, patentleyer, nuntingease, worth SIS.
II preferable, the agent may select any other AZ
be entitled 10.
Agents will retain the certificates of Books sld
GiftS until the requif Ell numbers of Clubs COM
pleted when they Will be forwarded to US as Vouch-
eTE. .r-
Unless these regulations are strictly compiled
with no allowance will be made on extra commits
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Lost
Rich, Rare and Racy |!

A VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF THE
n hsndsomeSt woman in the world a peculiar
rich eolOrei photograph in ol. taken from p I:
heaGufnl 70 behold TINS b really q msRui6eanr
picture perfect gem. She Is a beWitohing haau-
y. Pree fly cent? Bent frse by mall IN a sealsd
circular enyelOp. Address DAVIS 4 BRO
Anll-lm" Box 1872 Post Once, Cincinnati. o
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HELMBOLD's ROSE WASH

An eKcellsnt LOuou Tor Diseases q 5yphillnc D.
tuies and 81 an injection diseases q Ia urinsJ
organs, arising from hakats q dissipstion usai %
eonnectOn With he EKtracts Buchu asld 5zxzkPar
MIA, N such disease recommended
kEidance az tns most responsible snd r.. s1s
character vii scoompany tie medicine.
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Very Valuable Real Els
tate for Sale.

DY AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES
ID Circuit Court offer for ssls that valuable pro-
H. tel, between the Methodist Church and the
SIMMONS block. on which the burnt house" nov
stands. The house can be easily repaired, and
with tie vast amount Of material on the premises
lot fronts about 50 feet and has depth Of 800 feet
Church rect, on which this property stands il
bound to be the great street" Of our rapidly
growing city, and this valuable property possesses
advantages over any other for many purposes.
Under the same authority We offer sc eTsi other
houses and lots for sale, on reasonable terms,
within The city limits, very valuable for many pUT-
poses. For terms apply 70
J. o. EWING, or
n Z. ALLOW TrIistee.
uovl5-d [Dl
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For Rent.

VHoR rHR YEAR Isss, THAT VALUABLE PRO
porty on Cherry stIsst knoSn a. the aaron
Property" opposite the Maxwell House; had ~
rressut oasupfed by the Nashville Ga Light Com
bspy This property il the mOsG valuable IN The
city for many purposes. For Ierms Tor any part Of
IL apsly 70 loct2S-t1 N. b. ALLOHAfs
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In uany affections with which numbers of Fee
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is
most happily sdspted-in liberated Uterus, in Leu.
corrhoaa, IN bearing dOun, Falling Of the womb
nahItE end fnr alL cnnrlaints incldent % the saI
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Sanaritan's Wash

Is, in case o. Syphilis used in conjunction with
the Root and Herb Juices. Full directions.
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike scknoWl-
edged by physicians and patients. They are used
in the Z. g. Hospitals, thus restoring TO health
many OF our brave soldiers. D..
E,..al ibc RrItininrI SIN
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DO NOT DESPAIR
FEMALES! FEMALEsII

Although you may he pronounced iBeurahle the
Sansrian's Root and Herb Juices will remove every
vestiRe Of impu tiles nom the system well as al
81, - r,a4e If
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AFFIDAvTTI

Personally appeared halors ne 20 Aldsruaa
ths city q Phllsdal Ph-a. n. 4. Hs1aboLi. Who, -
ing duly sworn, doth say, he prsparadons ooohsa
bet ara purely Eegetat5s- IL T. XXI yIBilLll
Sworn snd sutecrsned heEons r1s, Us 20 dayi
NCYsmreT, 1554. WM p HTBBARD,
Aiderna1, sth-street, shove Racs, Pt-1s
Address iettef7 for lulurInaf. On IN conhdenoa,
b. u. HELMBOI4D, Chemist,
Depot 10 bouih Tenth -atrset
BalOa Chestnut. Philadelphia.
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- DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, for
81 last four years Of Louisville, KY, who
La devoted his attention 70 the treatment Of PR
Ttto diseases for 70 year, Eaters himself, having
attended 10 a practice for 80 msny years, and cured
20 msny thousands he r enabled 70 cure all diseases
OF private nature no nasrueT how bad they may be
irOm iniu>ciOus medical treatment, or from neglect
* their Owl. Dr. Kings DisDeEsary Is 10. .
Dssdsrck street, between Cherry and the SqnaTe
sscond story, where De cures all diseases d pr'-
vac nature.
GozoErhoss cured Without nsuesous medicines OF
iHtSzseEence with business.
Structures Of old or recent date efectuaiT cured
IN 8 SOW days, by an operation which Games no
paiEs Where q strCsure exists health cannot 10
enEoFsd Perhaps no disease csuse8 more mischief
nd ua3enninas the health 80 much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skiE, grow.
ng out u neglect or had treatment, ear b sfectu
ally cUxed N few days.
8EHI,lAL ADMINISTRATIONS attention having
been given 70 tins disease and az the Consequence
growing out Of Il, brought on Rmany cases b. the
destructive habits Of IncOusiderste youth, and
esssiVe indulgence Of the passions, neglect q
which viii undsrInins the Constitution, rendering
the subec unit iOr business society, and caus-
ing premature old age.
Females who may Be labOrng with any diihculty
Of the Womb may rest assured Of Immediate re-
lief
Persons residing sDroad. - writing snd stating
their case, with Zee enciosed, oree tOi5r. A. King
No. - Desdsnck street, Nashville, Tena-, VII haFs
ths Necessary medicines Sent 10 their address.
Once hours nom O'ciOgE 10 tbs morning untI
q the evening. ApFEf.f
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NASHVILLE
WOOD AND COAL COMPANY

Is PREPARED no DELIVER COAL TO ASY
4 part on the city. Orders promptly aJten ded 20.
once No. "a soath College street.
isng-V THOS. u. RlCAERT.
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CLAIM S

For compensation for property employed ia me
military service of the United States. and lost de-
stroyed or captured. VIZ Steamboats, and other
vessels, Railroad Engines ana Cars. Horses, Wag.
ons &c
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- II Eff = K IN CES.
Hon. Andrew Johnson, Vice President U. 8. elect.
Joseph Fowler, Comptroller state OF Tenn.
Mr.. A. '. ). Lindsey, Post Master, Nashville.
Mr.. VI. Burns, Pres. n. C. and n. W. R. r.
Rng zen. Jno. +. Mi Ter, Com'g Post, Nashville, T.
l. Donaldson, Chief Z. vi. Dept Cum
befland.
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CECREF DISEASESuI SECRET
- DISEAsFC .-
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sAMARITANs GIFT.
ent by mai IN q plan envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.

BLUUU. bLUUU. bLUU4.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
j. offered 10 the public az positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR VENERIAL DfSEASES the SA-
AIARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES is the
most potent, certain and effectIal remedy ever pre-
scribed it reaches and eTadcatss every particle o.
the yenereal poison, so that the cure Is thorough
and permanent. Take then Of this Purifying Rem
edy and be healed, and not transmit TO your pos
tety that for which you may repent in after years
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BOOKS

For all classes, upon all Subjects in every style OF
binding and in Goddess variety. Exclusive
AgeDt for the Gals
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Take no Bai5zm, Msncufy, or UNPLEASANT IasdiCizs
fog unpleassat AMI dangerous diseases.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTA

AND UEPRECIPLED DEALEEs,
Rho endeavor 10 dizpass 'sOF fHEiR upN" All
''OtheT" articles On tile repulatio1 Attained b
Hemboid'5 6enuias Preparations,
6arsanazitA
Improved Ross Hasfs
Said b al DTuggists eFeFyshsre.
ASK FOR HkLEBOLUETARR 10 O7HRAs
Cut out th8 sdgeruaaunsnt AL aend fur ~ Az
4 WIN IgPosysJoRlARD AXFoS9RE.5
~ W-lE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11

WoRK FOR APRIL.-Duripg this month far
mers should make all necessary preparations
for performing all the labors of the field, as
toon as the sOil has become sufficiently dry to
be piowed, and the ser son is right. Even on
small farms, as well as on large ones, there il
much preparation to be made. Old plcwt
should be pot in order, and new ones should be
purchated aud il is important that little
effort DO made TO secure, us far as practicable
those plows that are best adapted to the kind
OF blowing 70 be done. Harrow teeth should
be sharpeued rollers, eul,ivltors. secd.drills
spades, hand hoes, and all tools and im plement
should DO put 10 working order, before the tim,
arrives for using them.
Some farmers are always behind hand, mol
emily during seed time, but with their hayius
and harvest; aud one prominent reason for i
is, their tools and implements and not put il
order in good time Our own practice Away
was, to have every tool and farm implement II
working order several weeks previous to tn
time when 1t was to bs use i.-.im,rioan Ayr
cuhwid
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11

Hor BkDs.-lt is the season of the year for
making hot-beds, aud thousands of mechanics
who cultivate gardens would doubtless employ
this means OF enjoying the luxury Of early TO
matoes aud caboages II they knew how simply
and easily hot-bcd can be made The foun-
dation is bed OF horse manure, two or two and
half feet deep, aud Of any desired size, say
fse by eight feet. -Four rough boards are nailed
together to form box, without top or bottom
and somewhat smaller than bod Of manure, say
four by x ieet. IhS is placed 90 the manure
bed, hIlea with good soil q the depth OF sll
inches, and cred With window glass. The
box should be made sloplng toward the south
the north eide about fifteen inches In hightt
and the south size about eight inches. 1t i.
better to have the cash tnado with bars running
only one way across the box, and rabhettod o.
that the panes OF glass may be laid on 10 the
manner OF Shingles; but any old window sash
will answer the purpose. II the manure is very
dsy it should be well sprinkled with water o,
1t is piled. Ia two or three DAYS the soil will
become warm when the seeds may be planted
aud 1t Is surprising with what yigor they viii
sprout aud grow. 10 hot days the sash should
be raised little at one edge the soil should
DO frequently watered and kept free from weeds
II man once tries hot-bed he is not likel,
to dispense with It afterwsrd.-Sitniife Amer
icdn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
agricultural.
About Potatoes.

Some soils produce several hundred bushels o.
the white, commonly Gale the Irish potato, and
there is such general taste for them that they
are likely to continue to be very common article
Of diet, although not as valuable or any more
healthiul Than many other qualities Of food.
Threefourths Of the potato is water, so that Of one
hundred pounds only twenty five pounds are nu-
trimentj the rest is waste. Almost the entire
nutriment is contained within quarter OF an iDsh
Of the surface, Immediately under the skin hence
by peelinl, the very best art Of it, aud nearly all
that is valuable, is wasted. Only the outer skin
should be fremdved-lhst which is disposed 10
peel of after boiling.
The tendency Of potatoes to sprout in the early
spring is reported 10 be prevented in Scotland
and by 70 doing, their full eGib qualities are pre-.
served, and meay" potatoes can be had Ill sum.
mer from The previous years growth. The ex.
pertinent costs but little, and is worthy Of being
tested by esety one who doubts istfficacy. 90.
tain from druggist one ounce OF liquor of am
monia (hAr,shoru) 10 pint Of water let the pc.
tatoes he immersed 10 ths mixture four or Eve
days. dry them. Their substance is thus con.
ssldated, and much OF their moisture extracted
without the slightest injury for all table qualities
but Their vegetable power ia forever destroed. i
spread on after immersion so as 70 be we'll dried
they will keep good fCr len months.
Baked potatoes are easily dgested, requiring
only twdho1rs and thalf, but one hour longer I
boiled. Ii baked in The ashes and eaten with but
ter and salt, they are swetter and more healthiu
than by any other mode Of preparation. Th
sprouts Of potatoes uncovered with earth conta
solanum, powerful poison, III, pc alto becoming
green, and ore then unit for even animals. Il
have meaiy potatoes for the table, boil them unit
the fork easily peLelratesi pour oil all the water
cover tie vessel with cloth near the Are, unit
steamed dry,-HaFs Journal Of Health.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
HlieteIlanp.

uEN. SHERMAN AT CRY PoNr.-When Gen.
Sherman arrived at City Point large number
oil his old friends were there to meet him. lie
was warmly greeted. An account Of the scene
says;
i" As he walked up to the Lieatenant- ieueral :
tent he was met by Gen. Grant aud number of
distinguished visitors, and the scene formed the
most animated t.bleau imaginable
Recognizing a naval officer in the company,
Gen. Sherman advanced to shake hands with
him, hls countenancc beaming with delight, ex.
claiming, " That wasn't fair old fellow that
was my game-W lining ton was my meat. How
ever, I'm glad you took it, glad on Terry's ac-
count, glad on your account, glad on account
oil all concerned, and for many reasons almost
unmentionabe, glad on the coun!rys account.
But whipped EN- too, My boys chased EN-
everywhere. No trouble at all. The latter
sentences, uttered in hi, quick, nervous manner,
sounded 10 peculiarly Shermanish that oil we're
smiling at his eagernsss.
General Grant quietly remarked, I" All, but
you see, Sherman, we've heard the other side Of
the story slluding to the accounts Of his
many defeats in southern papers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11

STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probate Court. held A.
RAsOoLrH DnrRlor, IS. hando 'ph, in said i.lfiet
on the 23d day Of mnrch, A. b. 1865
OklN GblHWoLD Executor Of The last viii and Tesla
~ ment Of Bella Durkse late II Randolph IN said d,tris
Deceased presents his administration account for eInm
nation and allowance, and makes application for decree
ceased.
Whereupon III is ordered bysaid Court. thatsnd a,
ana application be fefered TO session ofsad
Randolph on the 2hh day Of April A. b 1865 for hear
ing and decision thereon;
And 1t Is further ordered, tina Office hereof he
entoall persons interested, by publication ofhe same
three weekssnccessivey in the Green Mountain Free
man, newspaper published al Montpelier, previous 10
sad time appointed for hearing that they may appear
Msald time aud plaee, aud show cause ifany they
may nave, why said account should not be allowed ana
such decree made. BY the Cont
T4wJ Attest J. K. CLEAV ELAND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
STATE OF VERMONT.
\ DECENTRALIZATION

w hEREAs, the Vermont Bank, banking corporation
" duly Incorporated ny the IL, saure Of the state Of
Vermont, located and doing business Al Montpelier in the
County OF Washington, have made application to mo re-
que'ng me TO issue aptOclamaon sesig me day
for the termination OF the existence OF said o5rporaon
A. Whereas has been made 70 appear to me thai two
hrds OF the legal votes Of The stock holders Of said oorpo
ration were given In favor of sad application Now.
therefore, John Gregory Smith Governor OF he state Of
Vermont, In conformity " tn said application and N.
provisions Of sections eighty six aud ghy seven Of chap
TER eghynine OF the General Statutes Of Vermont ds
hereby issue nv proclaim llion and declare that on the
hheenih day Of September, A. D. 1907 tho said corpofa-
lion o. Tho Vermont Bank shall to exist as fully and
win me same effect rs It's charter Ipirei by The limit
ton herein or this III creditors Of said Vermont Bank
,nd all olherseo cerned will take notice and govern IN,
selves accordingly.
In witness whereof, have hereunto ,ignld my
name, aud cause The seal Of the state 10 be here
unto athIed at 81. Adams IN . hrstdsJ Of March
tL in the year OF orr Lord thousand ,ifht hun
dred and six ~ i've aud OF ths independence of
the United States The eghty-ninth.
J. GREGORY SMITH.
BY the Governor
sAnUEL WmlIAxI, sec'J Of Civil Military Affairs,
&Mmar25sept15
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
Railroads, 81.
vermont Ce@trqi and SuIli-
van Railroads.
~ lk&ssks,xsF ir Asts.sr z N ~ I'LL zSsfl
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commenting March l3fh, 1876
Train. GoIng sonth and ear.

AFAiht 0othk S0Nth Anf East,
Leave Montpelier 4 g iOA,n 340 !. land 10 90 T.
M All IRAty leave' st. Adams at 6I5A.A,co connect.
NJ inF al Whue River Junot on ard Bellows Fails
WIN trains Tor Boston, Worcester SpringReld and New
YORK, arrlyinR at NV YOfk at ln.l5 H.
DAY Errtrss rnAIrleaye, Montreal al 500 An St
Johns nj ? 50 ~, Z Troy and New York
MONT EtrhEh rSAtr l.avrs Ogdehstuit at II. 80 A.
n, MomIea al 3.'5 ~ Eouse's Point at 545Pa ST.
Jonas at 44O rs, awning Al Boston at Al connect
ing at Bellows fal Wh Cheshire Dad for 10 ton nd
Worcester aud with Vermont VALLEY II r fot sprinq
hslJ, Sc, asd arriving In New York Al 1907 NJ
Trains oipp North and West
Leave hontpelierat2 So A.s. 40 A. n, An, r IS ?
b.
Dn k'rss" rtAIS leaves Blrlinstou 1t 4a) I'm,
Tor MuHte'. ~
Man it,1N leaves poston at 100 a. NJ, via. Lowell
lawrence, OF flehburg. Springfield al 7i5 A. ~, tot
BurnHon and ST, Alban,.
fcothsoDaf'cs rWAiH irsves Mortified r ntA..E..
and Burlington II 10 NJ, fcr Rouse Point
N0ht EHrEHss rRatN leaves Htliuws Fen. ~ 10 90
~ fsee wing pSHsengcrs from Vermont Vale, H. r.
leaylhg Men York at II ,. n, and from Cheshire
H. leayint btstn 5 Is >. n. cnnnsrtinr White
hNe' junction Wit vain taviug B,stci .ts.Ol 81 n,
Tor bufllnEol, Rouse, Point, honiFc5l and Ordens-
butth' Iha Nail Tmins connect with Pas.unpsic Road
Sttplg cars are attached to both the nlgntt Hur-,s
uans running between s.. AIbtl, and Boston ava \ q
Alb'ni and priurfe a.
Through Tickets tor Chicago andthe Wen fot,sls al
III principal satiois
q. MLRRlLL, sui l.
st r.". ", Match Is. isi5.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
Manhood, how Lost, how Restored

Just pabahed new edition Of DR.. CulverweIt,s
celebrated Essay onthc radical cure twi,hoat ,pcd
icinel ~ SpermsuoFihwa cr Seminal Wtakntss fHyol
anury seminal Losses. Impotence Nentai ana fhgscsl
lnoapaoyj lmpedimcuts 90 Marriage. ttc. also ton
sumption Epilepsy atd Fits nuuccd by ser ndus tnet
or sexual eNtTayagauee
1r Priee in sealed Envelope. ohly G ott
The celebrated author tina admirable
demonstrates from hiry years sneces.fui practice.
thst tue Alarming censequ noes Of self Ahusr NAV ht
radically cured sithnut the dangerous u.c u iuitrna
medicine or The application Of N, knlf-poiutns out
mole OF cure ~ once simple, certain and cnctuaI rs
means Of which every sufferer no matter sbsi Tia rs
oleon nay be, may cure himseltehearly privately ard
~ ms Lecture sheeld be IN The hsnds u e7sfs
youth aud tVcfy nan IA the lanl
sent nndefseAl, IN PLAIN telere. oary ATTIRE
postpaid, on the receipt Of fi2 cents ~ i've etts
himis Address the puhlIthsts,
ChAss ID. NLiNE TO-
lsi pewtfi. Nv fots. rssi oais, Ito, An.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11

A Worcester, Mass, paper says fruit trees in
that region have escaped the perils Of winter
unframed, and never, perhaps, at this season
Of the year, presented more promising APP
Pearance. This is particularly true in refer
ence to the various kinds Of stone fruit.
j. A. Spear, E;q., the well known horticul
turist oil Braintree, als) confirms the above
statement IN regard to fruit in this section. lie
says the buds Of fruit trees never looked more
promising, and he prophesieS large yield Of
apples, &C., this season.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11

ANEcDort or SnERM,N.-When Gen. Sher
man was in command at Benton Barrack.,S Louis,
be was in the habit Of visiting every part OF hi.
institution, aud making himself familiar with every
thing that was going on. lie wore an old brown
Goa, and stove pipe hat, and was no, generally
recognized by the minor officers and soldiers.
One day while walking through the grou, Dis, he
met with soldier who was numerically beating
mule. "Stop pounding that mule ~ said the
General. Git eout !" said the soldier, in bliss.
ful ignorance of the person to whom he was speak.
log. 81 tell you TO stop !" reiterated the Genels.
You mind your own business and will mind
mine,' replied the soldier, continuing bis flank
movement upon the mule. " tell you again 10
stop - said Gen S. "Dj YOU know who
am | AN Gen. Sherman that's PLAYED
out said the soldier /" Every man VIII comes
along here with an old brown coat and stove
pipe hat on claims to be Gen. Sherman. /, i
presumed that for once Gen. Sherman considered
himself ouih,nked
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
keRncdy'S Rheumatic Liniment,

The att non ofthe public IL called 10 ihi. most a.
eetht OF all lnmeus rs perfect and speedy cure OF
all TIE aches aud pains that 4 81 Is heir To-
~ ~ MAllSh = caused BY s,agnaIion Of thu nuids
arising irom checked resDifation are cu.td by n hW
DO tie OF kennedys Rheumatic Eminent
Ntl kAL6iA the king Of all pain, 4 eanaed y an
illumination 81 the nerves Is instantly cugcc lp lew
lsppieailoas OF KeuuCdy's Rheumatic Linimcut.
81 AlNs ATE caused by an over, extension and sud
contraction OF The mu Giles are cured by lew bott 10,
Of kenn.dgs Rheumatic linment equally GOOD 10.
msu nud htlsf 49,
PLkLRlsi, Is an inaamstion Of the lining, ot IN
rib'-s eutsd by lew bottles 81 kennedy's Rheumatic
Lfnmpnt.
BRUISES eie oau-d ~ a sudden pressure N The
hvh and smashing OF the tissues are instantly relieved
by KENNEDY Rheumatic Eminent
NNNMI II contraction OF lhc mu cles esnsed by a
tuudtn ttnthng 81 TIE ne'Vens huid which prcyfi IA
animal lie having irss aow isoaied by few ami.
csltn, ~ htnm dvs Rheumatic Eminent
! Sotb THROAT AND hOARSENESS are ati.ed nv
an pnat, dry ne's OF the glands We pece OF fsu
mel Win henmdis Rheumatic Lin uent tnp,y II on
gong 70 bed, hnd on will be we'll IA tho morning
HEADACHE AND THsoa4iNa ~ TuE rrsrlrs Il.
c4usod bl pressure from itsfnshtu preparation cur
| "a oy als~ applications II heuaciys Rheumatic lin
WEAKNESS or TnE BACK follow the dlre,,iop.
IN the circular aruurd earh bottle
| FOR An I'll lERATEn SURE THROAT Won wiit
uke ne easpoehnl Of the miment aud four a s,in,n,
iuh o. wa'ef gatge "a the throat twice dar In o,s
days VIII Jewell This oai ,cispVoniul will b. wouh
foR BR0NCnl Is and all ina,nm ,t, n Of the ,h,o,,
ton ls and palate, with dry hacking oonsh ,ou u,i
dilute the uimeni With four OF i've times it, bulk ni
water. "a gle he throat and swallow The moisture Ths
never iaii u ~ good for q othsehe. tarache suecd
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have inll supply Tor the Ninvr.
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hare' Tree 81 cents. forsale by all dfnFgista.