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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02


on Tuesday last. A large lot Of logs had
been piled up inside the building, and Sc
cured by braces when suddenly the props
gave way, and the logs tumbling down,
struck young man named Frank Rowe,
forcing him under circular saw, which
completely severed his body in two near
the region Of the heart. ff88
twenty dollar bills on the First Ma
tional Bank of indianapolis, Ind, demand
scrutiny. They are counterfeited.
~ Fifty hogs an hour is the rate a.
which they dress them out west, by ma
chinery.
One newsboy asked what " in,ram-
ural railroads meant" t" Horse railroads
where they use mules" was the reply.
-Rogues out West administer chloro-
form to pigs and then carry them off with
out creating any disturbance.
u Rats are now killed by electricity In
Paris. Bits of meat and sugar are placed
on wires in connection with an electric
battery the rats nibble and are forthwith
killed.
Miss Bardett Couts Of England IL so
rich that she cannot spend her income, or
even give it away although she is very lib
eral. She has to employ several active
secretaries to read her begging letters.
- New York city paid over thirty five
millions internal revenue taxes in 1865.
One tobacco manufacturer paid $50 900 a
month, and one gas company 100000 a
month.
A boys idea Of having tooth pull.
ed, may be summed up as follows: @The
doctor hitched last on to me, pulled his
best, and just before il killed me, the tootl
came out"
- A Missouri paper announced shor
time since that the life crop in Gasc1n
ade county yielded fifteen thousand gals
The next week the editor of the papel
came out with an erratum--for scife rea,
scine"
The Hudson Bay Company recent,
forwarded to ST. Paul six thousand mini
skins, contained in twelve ordinary-size,
boxes-probably the most valuable pack
age of furs ever sent to ST. Paul. The,
were sold at nine dollars each, making
total of $4,000.
--' Madame" said gentleman to hi
wife, :" let me tell you that facts are YER
stubborn things" Dear me, you don
say" quoth the lady, g What fact yo
must be !"
- A gentleman connected with Amer
lean Express Company in Chicago, ha
been made the victim Of huge sell
by an Express Agent at or near Cree
Bay. The latter wrote to the former tina
he had captured pair of white woodcock
and thinking they might be considered
curiosity, would send them to him as
present. upon the receipt of suitabl
cage in which to transmit them. Chicag
nibLled at the bait and sent an elegant an
costly cage, purchased expressly for tn
occasion. In due time the cage arrive,
back and was found to contain two CON
mon beer faucets or cocks, made of whit
wood. Green Bay Is slightly ahead.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02

Won't Use Any Other.-The last ana h., :.
night artiek finally evsry body likes It is par =
table resteSes grey hairs in four weeks or mon,y w
ed 1t Will do II every time. Three applicat on M
al humors Of the scalp Ask for WEST yrsp se
Bile hAlR IMMIGRATION, and don't take an, tS a
fon SALE NJ ALL DRuoaIsrs, and In Bellows M j.
o. y. WOODS. i Ir
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02
Soldiers

Soldiers who have served in the armies of the Union,
ehildren mothers everybody that has got bad Cold
Group whooppg Cough, troubled with any lung or
throat comp lsints advise you to Goes Cough Bal
sam the cheapest and best cough aton In the world
when you have the Dyspepsia Or are troubled with
Constipatiopthe great Of III heathor trouble
Of the stomach and bowels Co.'s Dyspepsia Cure i'm
mediately.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02
~ w i o b - In O ID
IN BELLOWS FALLS!
COBB L. WILSON.

MOULD respecaly auneaace the people of Rocking
w ham and vicinity, that they have taken tn shop for
erly occupied by William Conant and have htsed the
same for doing all kinds of Job Wood Work. Our Ma
chi ery consists whtnsys Improvsd Cylinder PaDer
Circular Saws Turning Lathe, Mortising and Tenoaing
Machines Also a Gauge Lath .. for turning Hoe, Fork
Rake and Broom Handles. Also all other done with
Gauge Lathe.
Particular attention paid to Planning and Saving for
house building Also Door end Window Frames Sash,
Doors and Blinds furnished at short notice. Orders from
abroad promptly attended 70.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02

FoE- EvERy Oar UsE.-There Is no truer maxim !
that, Prevention Is better than cure
PLANTATION BIfTER5
sQould always be nssi whenever the rst symp ons q
lie felt. Heartburn Headache, Cold Feet Psin Il
Back, Low Spirits, and Indigestion, the SURF fo's
pers Of Dyspepsa, and other horrd nightmare dsess
For all such symptom PLANTATION BrrIkRs are q esi
snd ready velisf An mnse date good eject al~s's
from the first trial. They easy procure, peassi
take, and sure b do good
Fewer give up ii h wiser and bsttsr
Always TO HOPE, than once to despair;
PLANTATION BrrrERs break sanxs's fetter.
And drive out the demons of sickness and eas
Fafigued, ovcr-worked men, merchants, studsBH
all persons whose occupation wears out the body sna .
thS BRAIN md In PLANTATION BrrrxRs
EXHAUSTED NAryKx's dRsAr REsroRsR
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02

g. The spriasasa Rsp.ss;sa~ ha. be-
come the political ~. Nj e vernon,
Last week il had sastAsr letter on Yer
mont politics from I, eerreaponasrt ror.
porting to write ir'aSSA Johnsbury. and
about as correct IL haay Of It's statements
as any writer is apt II IS when ~ mis-.
takes DIS own partissa sselings for tina. Of
the people.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02

Psssus Interested hezeby no>isd tAAs The Ass1
"a .uu<apvt ~ ths % q kpndondssry fhs Grand
- e ys Hunting, fog l86a rsmans unpad, ana thnt
- uueh a hi fnterust IN - Arm owl ~ c. n Brown
= Nm - pssaed pay lid saxes vfA 60. vi b ~
ct Publ1s Asction, Il @. T. Brown - ~ scwn- -
H. A WALx0, Cnk7cees.
nsesd q Icudond<ny, ym. Is. H. SIS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02

Davis Paia KILLER has won for itself. ,.,,...
unsurpassed in the history Of medical rs
- veil kaown In the trading ports q lndia sas u.s.
In New York and Cincnnat aud its eontIuualls
ing demand, where II has been longest known lass
sulngest Recommendation II Il not unfrsnn. yne q
it--"W would soon think Of being wi,ho,, Ivy st
houss rs without PAIs knlsR" Il gives in,msHs' y
In case Of scalu dyssntery or other similar n
bowels and being ensirey vegetable 81
'-'-~ - - - -~,s~~N. Al
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02

70 chicsma, or Mothpatch, tslso LiEsTspot and u
tigo, or Freckee, often very annoying particularly
ladies OF light complexion, Cor the discolofd spots y
more plainly on the face Of blonde than brunette
they greatly mar the beauty Of either and any Yra
ton that will ee~tualiy them seinf at sHs
fefxyx eoes Of the siis Is certainly iesi3ztxs
b. q. Perry, who has made diseases Of the skin s
has discovered remedy for those discaoAhons, sEt
at once prompt. Invaluable aud harmless.
Prepared CAY BY b. :. PERRY, Derssaspiazist. ss'
Bond Street, New York, and for sale BY all drusss
price So per bottle Call for
PERRYS MOTH AND FRKcELR LOTION.
soid by all druggists IN Beess FANS. 4sa
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02

elected life member Of the society, and
the fee of 81 900, and $500 besides, was
Immediately subscribed by the congrega-
ton.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02
go James Claxk's Female Pills
sir James Ciarkis Female Pills
a. frar. n 3. \, ala Flti1-

sip James Clark's Female Pills
sH James CiArAg FamAls Pile =,
ma ,n,.n.h,e medicine is unfAiling in tie eals
those painful and dangerous diseased incsdsns !" WIS
constitution. x.-,-.;eus d
Il moderates all excess, removes all 20 y
vhsteyer csuse, and brings on the monthly PER-
ms Pius sAexid .ot 5s fafen q .sls, sse =
uazf d.Siax de FIRST THREE Mor- st,r :
s,v sspe 70 bsSnx on Miscnriassi Bat ~ eeos
ond IN erxyy ofA<r ease fsry perfectly VT ,.t
In all oass of Nervous ana spinal Anes' sissi o
TIN Back and limbs. ncarnee, hnsus s.;,;ss asa
-. ~ E..dsche whites and AL the p.inis II -
sssasibnsd ~ . disordercd yseen. - :.
cure when ~ ekhsr means have hiee- .~ssre, %
Pail dipsctfDes in pamphlet arosne
aheuld b carefully pressrvee - "a pilb-
nv - b ssst in . bottle. eooean .s = an -
~ y snelsing a md thr.sesns q sirrtlsrd -
ssls UnissA shos sssns, Jon Aess" sEH
Z. sold By all Druegists-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02

A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
REeulnEs lxxKpiArE ATTENTION AND SHOULD BE eaf'n
asrs IP ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritntie1 OF the Langs, Pcrman"
Thssss Affection. or an Incurahse
Lang Disease
M eyfrS rnB RrsuLr.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHE
HAVING. A DmRcr INFLUENCE 70 THr PARTS, CIV ''
DtArk REIiEs.
For Brouchitis. Asthma, Catarrh, w
.uuspsSve and Thront Diseases
7Rscurs ARE ysKD WITH ALWAYS COOP sroeiss'
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAkEkS
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice Nhen
before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the ta'
an unusual exertion of the vocal organs The nv
are recommended and prescribed ty Physicians anu
had testimonials from eminent Throughout the "
try. Being an article Of true merit, and having
their efficacy BY test of many years, each year anus
IN new localities in various parts of the world az
Troches are universally pronounced better than o'
tices.
OBTAIN only "BRovs's BRoscnAt TRoeHs'
not tsss any Of the Wsrtllsss limitations that H''
hfed.
SOFA ever, .n's - .'e .s-lsis
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02

WhiskeTs! WHISPERS DO YOU want gba..
or sioastachesf Our Gr~cian CoHipaund VIII src M
grow ths smoothest face or chin Or hair ou bas ~
in six Weeks. Prise slo0 packages for s200 SeSIl
mail any where, cesel, sealed On receipt Of nr,rs a.
WARNER Co. Boz 1888, Brooklys, NJ u Tg
Important 20 Female The esisbrstrd DR. Il
eoninees 10 devote his entire time TO the Treatment u
diseases incident to tina ieusAlesy stem An ernerscs !
years enables him TO guarantee speedy and
In the trorsi eases Of Suppression and oil sth.r Mo-
Dsransemes eats, IRON xaaistsr All sttsfs for a,
must contain 81. ofAce, No. 0 Endcott street ~,
N. B-BcArd Furnished 70 these who vish 70 rsuai9
DIR treat nsnt.
Boston, June y, 1855. ssx
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02

Ssrnugc, But True. Every young lady Mi
tlsinsn In the United States can hear something YER &
70 thSr advantage BY return mai (free OF charge n
dressing the under signed. Those having fears 4 !
humbugged will obligc by not noticing this card n
ers will please address thsif obedenf servant TN
CHAPMAN, SS1 Broadway, New York. gr
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02

Smolnnder's Extract Buchu
Cures Kidney Disease.
-x4 sMoLANDER's EXTRACT BUcHU
Cures rheumatism.
ssiOEANDgR'S EXTRACT BUcHU
Cures Urinary Diseases.
1 s.aoLANDER's EXTRACT BUcng
Cures Gravel
SssoLANDER's EXTRACT BUGHU.
Cefes Structures
The BEST Fl1id Extract BCcHU now before the ru
Is sM0LANDERS. For all di eases above, and for VIZ
NESS and PAINS IN THE BACK, FEMALE y
PLANTS, and disorders arising som ExCEsSEs 0f
KIND, il IL perfectly INVALUABLE. For sale b
Apothecaries everywhere. PRICE ONE DOLLAR
IT TAKE NO OTHER.
BuRLEIGH & Rooms, Wholesale Druggists, Sc Hsn'
street Boston. General Agents. lily
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02

A LADY who has been cured OF eat neryon. Ia.
after many years Of misery, desires to make kfeY S
fellow sufferers the sure means Of relief NN
Address, snciosinpa stamp, MRS NJ. MERRls- H.
SsS, Boston, and the prescription will be sent m i.
tal1 mail. ga.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02

The Mason & HaInlin Tn binet Organ,
~ different styles adapted 70 sacred and secular
$50 to 5000 each. FlffY-oNE GOLD or SILVER MN
other nrst premiums awarded them. Illns,ra,sse
logucs free. Address, MASON & HAMI.IN, Bosros ~
SON BROTHERS, Nrv YoRK ~
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Il
zontai position. This checks the tendency
to mass Of vine and leaves, with no fruit.
The rule is, little vine and much fruit.
Prepare the ground and mark the rows
as in raising corn, thus besides the SYM
metry displayed in the arrangement, the
sunshine will be let in just where it is
most needed. Avoid the lofty trellis, it
shades too much-use the simple stake
and tie strongly. Keep clean surface
culture with the hoe, throughout the year
The isotherm of 65 . Fahrenheit, for
the four months Of June, July, August and
September, said to be necessary to mature
the grape, Is more than realized in West.
minister and along the Connecticut valley
southwark. He regarded ii as one Of The
best of regions for the hardy grapes emu
merated 10 the list first given. No o,he,
part Of New EDglsnd was equal to it.
To preserve grapes during winter, b,
packed them in dry boxes, Is lbs. to 8
box, With folds of bibuIous paper between,
and placed in q cool room, not suffering
them to freeze. They would sweat lightly
at 6rst and the paper must be changed
also, changed once or twice during the
winter. He gave also, the keeping quail.
ties Of various grapes CHE Secretary d
tho Farmers Club, resolved from Mr.
Merrill, o. late - the middle of January
F.. Rsbecca Grapes. which we're - fresh and
delicious ~ ~ any coming directly from
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-04-21
The President Abrosd

OF the factious opposition by the Radical
majority in Congress to President Johnson's S
restoration policy, the London Pal Nall Ga
zette thus speaks:
The present American Congress, by the
mere circumstance Of their being in possess
sion of their seats while the Southern repre-
sen,a,ives are still outside the walls of the
chambers, are IN reality a body of men who
could carry a coup a. etat, in defiance Of the
Constitution which placed them where they
are. Their aim is 10 substitute their own will
for the letter of the law of the land Thev
may maintain, as they do, that the policy
they pursue is for the good of the country, as
the present French Emperor maintains that
he overthrow the Republic and made himself
absolute sovereign for the good OF France.
But their proceedings are absolutely Fdentica,
in spirit with the coup d etat by viii lib Louis
Napoleon seized the French consttutonalists
in their BEDS and moved down the Partisan
people with volleys of artillery. VII ether he
was justified or not in his daring unde ertaking,
the fact that he overthrow the existing con.
s,itUtion.l liberties of his country is ot to be
denied. Ard just SO, the aim of the IN I. .ority
III the American Congress, which would
make use of its accidental possession oflegis.
lative power to crush the South without m .r>
.cy, is as complete substitution of personal
will for legal action as that by VII ich tie
Emperor seized the sovereignty of F1 ance.
Happily for the United States the tradi-
tons of English parliamentary act lon are
still vigorous among their people. hotwith-
standing The changes OF form ia which their
Constitution differs from the old English form
When their President, like an Englis Prime
Minister, appeals from the tyranny of the ex>
listing. Parliament to the Country" as we call
it here, and claims to be the real Representa-
tive of the law and the Consultation in the
teeth of tho adverse majority of popular rep
resentatives, he has a natien to appeal 10
that understands political action not only in
theory, but by long and incessant practice.
Granting to the full the exoesses of popular
extravaganza into which the Democracy of
America are at times betrayed, it is possi>
ble not to recognize in their conduct at the
present moment a legitimate continuation of
the spirit which for six hun lred We ars Las
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-04-21

81 should like the fires and the carpets
and the book. and the pictures better yet
But I'll not leave my mother"
"Will your mother come ?' Mr.. Richmond
turned and looked into the worn face, aush.
ing little with Indignation at his words
81 do not mean to ask anything you cannot
grant, he hastened to say, in tones of quiet
reinsurance. II am sixty-t two, and alone in
the world. Wife ! shall never have ard
need house-keeper-a woman faithful
enough to lock out for my interests, and kind
enough to nurse me patiently through my old
age. you will come to my home, and keep
my house, it shall be your homo and your
boys home while l live, and IL. my death
you shall be insured against want"
The widow looked a oroment into his eyes,
and then gave him both her hands in a pds>
sion of eager gratitude.
~ deserve nothing from you,' she said
"and You have saved me from despair
But think as time went on, and the ele>
CANT abode where Pierce Richmond had pass-
ed so many solitary years took OH Few as
poets Of ease and grace under a woman S
fingers a, little Frank met him whenever he
came IN with loving eagerness; and he began
to understand something of the difference
between a house and a home he never repent
ed that he had shawn mercy to his enemy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-04-21
Curious Animal Traits.

| DR.. Livingstone's new book of travels and
ex xploration. in Africa is intensly interesting
In the course of Its description of the smaller
animals which he encountered, we find that
the river rats are credited by the explorer as
being endowed with an almost human .ove OF
fun and froiie:
"Their sense Of the ludicrous is quite ex>
qulsite. The facetious little wretches often
indulge in hearty laugh. They would
scamper over the faces OF the travellers as
they lay asleep, and swaklng them from their
s!umbers, INDUCED in a loud He he ! he at
having performed the feat. They actually
screamed with laughter n. vain attempts
made in the dark to bring their lltimed mcr-
rment to close. Scorpions centipedes,
and poisonous spiders also were not untre>
quently brought into the ship with the wood,
Ian found their way into the beds. 1t Is said
that when they remain few weeks on board,
their poison losses its viruleuce. Snakes
often loated dowE the river, and climbed on
board by the chain cable. Some poisonous
ones were caught in the cabin. Troops OF
cockroaches infested the vessel, not only eat
ing round the roots of the nails but even de-
yorrtng the food, fanneis, and boots. The
soil cf 4 trica teens with white and black ants.
They are caught in countless numbers by the
natives, and their roasted bodies, resembling
grains of soft rice fried in delicious fresh oil,
form fsvorit, dish. The ants appear to
possess = git rot unlike that of language. /:
a part Of their houses is destroyed, an
official is sen. to examine the damage, and
after careful surrey o: the ruins, he chirrups
a few clear and distinct notes and u crowd
of workers begin al once TO repair the breach.
When the work IS completed, another order
is given, and the w5-kmen retire, as Will ap-
pear on removing the soft, treshly-JuIt por-
ton. The party was one night attacked by
battalion. Of small species, not more than
one-sixteenth tfan inch in length. They
were under regular discipline, carrying out
the plans and stratagems Of some eminent
leader. Large bodies OF the little pests were
massed in siferce round the hands and necks
which were the first objects Of attack. Ine
sharp, shrili word of command was two or
three times repeated and the instant after the
stormiug hosts would range over head and
neck. biting the tender skin, l.ingiug with .
death grip to the bair, and parting with their
jaws rather than quit their hold
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-04-21

DR.. Gwin, lately rebel and duke, is confin.
ed in Fort jackson, New Orleans. and in
front of his casemen. is stationed a negro
sentinel with orders to prevent any n tempt
to escape. The other day gust Of wind
carried nut of the embrasure sheet fPaper
on which the prisoner was writing, aud with
out moment srehection he jumped out after
il. The soldier outside leveed his husket
and pulled the trigger, and cnly the failure
of the cap saved the Doctors life.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-04-21

An OLD 'SoUIRE.-P. A. Tisdel, Esq, of
Harlem, Stephenson county, Illinois, has
served as Justice of the Peace for fort years
twenty in Michigan, and twenty in linois
and on the Sd instant was reelected to the
same Office. His frequent election 10 the
same Office is fattering evidence of the
confidence his neighbors have in his sound
Judgment and integrity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-04-21

A stray contraband from down sou th wa.
lately inspecting horse rower in opet ration,
when he broke out thus: Mister, has
seen heaps oh tings in my life, but hebber
saw before anything whar a hoss could do his
own work an ride hiself too
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-04-21

from Rev. VIM Smith formerly Pastor Of the Vino
and Miii'ie ~ j. Baptist Churc.es.l
Having used in my family number Of bottles ID yer
Hoohands German Htiers, have 10 say that regard
thom excellent medicine. especially adapted to
the diseases they recommended for. They
strengthen aud pyigOTaie the system when dett9te,,
and useful IN disorders OF the liver loss Of appetite &c,
have also recommended them t. several ~ nlont-.
who have tried them and found them greatly bon al ~ in
the restoration of health. Yours truly,
WILLIAM HlTa,
966 IIutchinton St, Philadelr&A-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-04-21

been the animating life of the nation from
which they sprang, and to which it is still
our happiness to belong
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's
OYSTER AND LUNCH HOUSE

Madison street, opposite Post Office Block
Oysters Hot Tea Coffee and Lunch at all times but no
LIQUORS
Parties families at all times supplied with Oysters 10y
the can. cheap lie bought in the city. Also
large assortment of Candies Nuts Fruits and TOYS kept
constantly on hand. Thankful past hvors, hope to
merit continuance, 10y keeping the most rcasam resort
In the city. HENRY WALTiER.
"A
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,,IlA,J
From The Rev Joseph H. Kennard Pastor Of tho Tenth
Baptist church,

From The Rev joseph II. Kennard, Pastor Of tho Tenth
Baptist Church.
have been frequently requested 10 connect my
with commentators OF different kinds of medicines but
regarding the prac, out Of my appropriate sphere,
have H. all decncl hut with clear proof
instances. and particularly in my fan lily. the
funcSs Of Dr. Houlauls German Bitters I depart for
from my usual couSe, 10 express sy full conviction
that f general debility Of the system and -pcc NIb for
Liver plant, i safe and valuable preparation In
some cases il may fail: hut usually doubt vii D.,
very beneficial 10 those who suffer from the aSsys
Yours. very respectfully
J. II. hENNAED, Eighth below Coates sh
Philadelphia, Dec. "a 1864.
Rev. j. s Herman, Of the German Reform CAureh
KutztoSn. Bcrka uuty Pa cured Of ths DysPerSs
of twenty years standing.
A. VI. Spnngcr, Eli'or Of the Ci'lrit, NO IL North
Sixth street Philadelphia. SAWS this Itters recon
nlended 10 him by medical friend and Elk bottles cured
him of complete prOstraon Of the nervous systsp.
Rev. J. Newton Brovn d. D., Editor ofthe lneysors
dia Of Religious knowledge and Christian ChroniGo
Philadelphia.
Rev. Thomas Winter, d. D., Pastor .! RoxborsssA Dsp
tist Churrh
Rev. Levi q. Beck, Pastor Of the BAPTIST Cir rob, Pen
berton, y. j., formerly # the North BAPTIST CLsr,h fs
delpha at present PtoI Of the Dapst Church. thsssr
Pcnnsy lvana-
These gentlemen express in tho strouscs. .crris tAst
favorable opinion OF these Btt'Is.