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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17
SchcnCGl's Mandrake Pill

A Certain Cure for Diseased Liver and The mm
Dangerous MaIadies which are caused Mi
morbid condition of that organ.
. give the public clear understanding
L the mode in ich Schenck's Mandrake Hi
produce those wonderful effects which are alis
TED BY thousands of reliable witnesses, we mi
cut brief Des 'ription of the Human LyerM
IT'S functions, which Will make the operation
understanding.
me li'er Is supplied with blood vessels IgTs
ana tbso' bents, One OF It's obvious usp, i b
seore,e ana prepare the bile H. likewise 6ls
Ine DO "a ana separates that fluid rom aII inn
iities' how indispensabIy necessary 70 hell
Is tne proper performance OF this function
we 'lNer Is diseased, it cannot purify the bbA
ana II shat is sent back through the Lyrc.
brain and other parts in morbid condition /
mu cause jaundice, biiousness, obStrnctop
the kidneys, gravel, and many other comDslDs
more OF less painful and dangerous. but The est
OF them quite enough to make man sick an
uncomfortable, and unfit for the perIormaDa
OF any OF the duties of life. This unbeaIb,
state OF the system very often ends in pulmOHl1
consumption.
The clrcu la ion of the blood is conducejh
this manner The heart sends the vital cUr.T .
Gown throgun the arteries it passes throu.h,h
,Hesh. taking all impurities in its progress tba
the stream of blood flows backward through III
VEINS and passes to the liver to be purified. 4
is Impossible to cure consumption, scroah, q
scarcely any other kind OF liberation while l
important organ, the liver. is diseased III
lor that reason that Irregular physicians nnJ
cure consumption. They usually begin hR
treatment with the use of some cough medclN
Tue basis n which is morphla or OPIUM 10 @R
shape which locks up the liver instead oil rII
Jug the secretions, giving a tone to the stOmaa
ana producing healthy flow of bile Dr.
Schenck's T. ulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic nN
mandrake fills will strengthen the system pG
ny the blood. and ripen and heal the ulcsna
the lungs.
volume would he required to give ha
recount OF the remarkable cures performed
pr' Scbenck.s medicines, viz : PuImonc Syrup
'eaweed Tonic and Mandrake pills-sll Of Eha
", re accompanied by full directions for The dSd
hem.
Dr Schenck will be professionally at III
'ooms every week, 80 Bond street New YOh
lnd 80 Hanover street, Boston, from . a. N 3D.
u p m. He gives advice free, but Tor tha
ugh examination with tho Respinmeter '
barge l. five dollars. His medicines aRNr
ale by all druggists and dealers. Also fil
tupply at all times at his rooms. Price Of y
uinonic syrup an Seaweed Tonic, each sS
er bottle or ST 80 the half Dozen MaBdnn
Ills 20 cents per box.
geo. q. GOODWIN & CO., IS HanOyer@
gents Tor Boston. For sale by all druggists
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17

home: and to attempt to preach without
a book was out of the question. There
was only lone help for him in his dltficul'
ty and that was to call at the clergy
mans, whose house be had to pass, and
ask him to lend him q sermon, This be
was most 10th to do, ''because said he to
himself, "he is Methodist. However,
it can not, under the circumstances, be
helped" He called at the parsonage,
saw the clergyman in question, told him
of his dilemma, and asked him for the
Loan of one of his sermons. The clergy
man consented, and Withdrawing to his
study. he sought out a sermon upon the
text, "Ye must be born again" The
clergyman received it with thanks. pro-
ceeded to his church, conducted the SER
vice as usual, and concluded by reading
the borrowed sermon. At the close of the
service, one of his congregation came to
him in great distress of mind. Sir
said he, what must do to be saved 2"
-"oh repeat the Lords Prayer. and
say the Creed and the Ten Command
ments. "--"Ah sir have done that !;
but find that wont save me. | want
to know how | am to be born again, as
you have been telling US this morning"
well, said the clergyman, "the fact
is, 1T was borrowed sermon; and you
had better 60 to Rev. Mr.--, who lent
t to me, and he will tell you what to
TO-"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17

SUIoIDE,-Abram Ward, an English
man by birth, but naturalized citizen
and for many years resident of thi'
town, committed suicide last Sunday
night by hanging.
Ward had been sick for some months.
and had given such evidences of desire
to make way with himself thatit was
thought prudent to have watchers. A
Mr.. Curtis Bean was watching with him
on Sunday night, who says that Ward
having gone very quietly to sleep, be,
Bean. trusted himself'to 90 to sleep also.
Upon awaking be'missed his patient, and
upon search, found him in the she'd
dead, hung by his neck. Ward has al
ways been hard working man; but at
times given to habits of intcmpcrance.
He was about 80 years of age. =.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17
FOURTH OF JULY AT JOHNSON

Pursuant to previous notice, the follow
ing lodges Of the I. o. Of G. T Greer
Mountain Lodge, No. SO. Morrisville
Mountain Spring Lodge, No Al, fillmore
Lamoille Central Lodge. No. 40. Hyde
Park Pearl Lodge, No. 45, Cambridge
Mansfield Lodge, No. SO, Wolcott; La
noble Lodge, No. so, johnson; and Cold
Spring Lodge, Waterville, in the county
OF Lamoille. met at the Academy Hall in
johnson. July 4th. 1867, and were
called to order By the W. G. T., of La.
noble Lodge. A proposition was brought
before the lodges, by brother S. II. Pearl,
to form Union County Temperance So
ciety, and on motion of P. X. Gleed, vo.
ted that We have County Union yem.
perance Society, composed Of Good Ten.
plars in the county, and independent of
any other association in the State
Voted to have a committee Of one mem.
Der from each ledge in the county, to make
all necessary arrangements in regard to
said society. 1t was voted that such com.
mittee be the W. G. Us, of the aforesaid
lodges oftbe county.
1t was voted that this committee make
immediate arrangements with regard to
the County Union Temperance Society in
the county
Voted that the Grafton be delivered in
the Academy Hall.
The W. g. T., called upon the lodges
represented, for speech and song.
Green Mountain Lodge. Charles Ho.
gan, speaker. No music.
Mountain Spring Lodged. p. Bragg
speaker. No music
Lamoille Central Lodge. D. Bcemap
speaker. Music.
Pearl Lodge.-E. Wheelock speaker.
Music.
Mansfield LODGE. P. Fairmap
'peake. Music.
Lamoille Lodges. H. Pearl speaker.
Music.
Cold Spring Lodge.-Not prepared.
The speeches from the different lodges
yere good. All we're earnest 10 the good
work of temperance, and il Ill tho lodges
will take the speech Of their speaker upon
hat occasion, as text, aud carry out the
principles as laid down by them. they
gill do good and earnest work for the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17

REMOVAL e. B. Merriam, Esq. o.
johnson, has sold his house and land tc
Mr.. Perciville, for S2.63l. and is going
to Willoughby, Ohio, which lis compare.
lively new, but very thriving village,
about 80 miles from Cleveland. Himself
and brother William, are building all Ell.
legant brick Store in that place, so K %
feet, and three stories high above the blse.
ment. He sells his household furniture
at auction, on the 9th inst. at johnson,
and wants all who are indebted to him.
to pay before the lst of September, at
which time he will leave.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17


Gen. Grant has witten letter to Gen
Ord, in which he says department com
mander it not obliged to let an ex rebe
register, though he be willing to peiuj'
himself. when commander knows, or cat
prove him to be disqualified. A tiger fol
Grant.
Mr.. Williams of Pa. has some thing in
him, on the impeachment question, which
lie is very anxious to let cut. We see no
legal objection.
Maximilian's last order to Europe, was
for 1000 nightingales. to be purchased in
the Tyrol and sent to'Mekieo
A number of gentlemen, citizens of the
United States, residing at vapcouvcr's
Island, write congra,ulatory letter to
Secretary Seward upon his acquisition Of
Russian America, and make such repre-
sensations as if true, show that acquisi-
tion to have beenan' act of great wisdom.
No man was ever more roundly abused,
than the Secretary has been for this pur-
chase. Let US wait little.
The Turkish Sultan is visiting Eng
land. ...
Nearly all the property stolen from the
churches in Burlington, last April, has
been found in barn at Cooks Corner,
.. E.
The Submarine Gable between Florida,
md HavanaNwill soon be laid, ana the
queen of Spain will be in telegraphic
with the sever faithful"
The Secretary of War has been author.
zed to raise four regiments of volunteer
'avalry to aid iniputtiRg down the Indi-
MS.
A committee has been appointed by the
louise Of representatives, to investigate
he rebel treatment of Union prisoners, Q
nd "fix the responsibility" a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17

AGRIcULTuRAL-J. W. Bryant, Esq.
the efficient Secretary of the Agriculture
Society, proposes soon to start upon an in
spccting tour of the farms, stock, &C., il
the county, and will, from time to time
we expect, report what he sees. to this
paper. We almost envy him the pleasure
of these visits Wish we had the time to
do the same thing ourselves. However,
give Mr.. Bryant cordial reception, and
we can hope that he will do much to make
you better acquainted with each other,
and promote your mutual Improvement,
A report of what our best farmers and da.
rymen are doing. and their modus op-
erandi, can but do much to stimulate EN-.
ulation, and thus promte their general
good.
We believe these visits are authorized
by resolution or vote of the society, and
we hope they will be productive of much.
good.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17
MoRRIsvILLE, July l4th, 1867


Mr.. EDIToR.--Dear Ssr:--It gives N,
pleasure to Inform you, and through you
paper, the people of L1moille county, tina,
the first Base Ball Club, Instituted in tn,
county, was organized at Morrisville, OF
the 9th inst. under the name of Lamoille
Union Base Ball Club.
The following are the list of officers:
President-Frauk PIumey,
Vice President. Fred Gilman.
Secretary.-H. NJ. Tenney.
Ireasurer.--J. W. Wilson.
LIST Director.-E. A. Place.
I'd +" j. LaPage.
ID d. P. Hutchins.
The club consists of twenty.niue mem.
bers, and promises to be success.
Per Order of Club.
Ii. III. TESNEY, Sec.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17
VIKINGS IN GENERAL.

The Burlington Times bids Congress
"6x the Military bill" and adjourn. We
bid it do as it has mind to. Guess twill
heed u.s.
DR.. Thayor is writing to the Burh,ng
ton Times Some very clever letters, from
Europe.
Ed. Phelps declines the Democratic
nomination for States Attorney of Chit.
tendin County--but will support the
Democratic Ticket
a conspiracy is said to exist against
the life Of the Queen Of Spain, and 1000
arrests have been made.
Garibaldi has issued manifesto, in
which he says his sons and friends will
eight for the freedom Of Rome. Lot UNI
fight.
A Post Office has been established at
East Arlington, J. r Judson, P. NJ.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17
IMPORTANT PRoCLAMArIoy,
Good Me,os f3r The Psorl IVA
NO. [ W INGrp
Only $500.

The Revenue Tax upon Clo,h.
ers having been removed by the ' L.. "tF q
gress, and it having been proved 10y W Z
great success of a COMPANY II Y@,u
branch of trade, that the i6,ell;,' aoNl' =, e
pie of America are both allie and ''n 10
to attend to their own business "Ilal d.
decided to give them an oppor,o.a s''N M,
procuring Clothes Wrlngers a, ,Sa Ry
wholesale cash prices. thus SAUL, i ''a !
large commission formerly paiJ "a a,lu
for taking the Machines from ,bs y. %s''' - ~
the people. The retail price Of w !; iy
through AGENTS has been 81 IA n .a ?,
inch machines, and the whole,,,.% Oh Oh
price to agents, s. %. The Revsn % y. ~ cr
paid by the manufacturer amouu,,I '. ~ ~ NJ
cts. on each machine, bu. as that !, ', %
removed we otter the people the far b,' I
tit of its removal, together with A. NJ
amount formerly paid to "Mid1ls NJ In n.
amounting in all to S. so on ,,. I' !, = I,
chine which you can save by orier ~
your own Wringers.
Send your orders direct to Us bv -, n,
for one or more machines. with the .n.
IN National B INK Bills, Post Office O'%' J.
or D'at's on Boston or New York =, n.y. "
convenient. and we will forward ,bpr, -
chimes by the cheapest and most div
way. The expense of frcrgh, viii 1'% a. a.
much less if you club together, as, h. DO
en- or more Machines will 20 obom : T. =
cheap as one. As an extra iudpgns ss 80
We will send the NYringar fee, to any \" sdi
or woman who sends US a club or3., I In
two Dozen or more Machines. and ia y, sht
Que getting up club for Que Dozen ". H. :
will send as a premium, two Will pl
Clothes Baskets worth So so. Cirp,ree en- =,
giving full description of our Wrinr,c u
with abundant testimony showing lb,,Die
is the best Machine in the market ,5rvv
on application. 10
We are confident the public will ann, s s,s
clate this opportunity of saving ope61epr
the expense of Wringers. and We END cav a.
those who notice this advertisemeD, n ~
call the attention of their friends Mfr
ghbors to the subject, until it beoW y
generally known. If our Wringm yFhs
now made with the late improvement 'es'
are not known in your neighJohool NJ
had better send for one as a sample b
'ore getting up Club, that all may ~
what they are ordering. For circuIaIns,
'r further information. 10
Address, COLBY BROS. & CO., ION
~ tt Waterbury, Vt lior
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17

New CURATIVE AGENT.-Among the
persons who were struck by lightning. a,
Rutland, on tha 4th inst, was ono who
had been deaf for many years, aud he
was entirely cured by the shock.
pugnacious Paddy, who was knocked
out of window upon tie pavement was
not cured of bis puguacity. He jumped
up. ana pat himself in position, s,outly
avowing his ability to .ssootch the man
who hit him.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17

A BoRRowEb SERMON A cleravman
In passing to his parish. which was
at some distance. had to pass by the house
oil another clergyman On one occasion.
when on hlsway to hold the service for
the day. to his great discomfort he found
nc mad forgotten his sermon. lie was at
a loss Tor moment to know what to do
lhe time would not admit Of returning
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17
Union Hou5e,

HYDE PARK, VERMONT.
House renovated from top to bottom
New Furniture and Carpts. The propri
etor having recently purchased. and reft
ed this house, standing on the South East
corner of Main St. informs the public,
that he is prepared to furnish wholesome
entertainment for man and beast for rea-
sonab|e comp .nsation.
Hyde Park, July 10th, 1867.
3ftt ABEL SMALLEY.
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sCRoFuLA-

DR.. LuGoL. of Paris. one tho no..
Chemists Of Europe, laid '"Oa' snihehi
na,od luost astounding results may be antic,.
ter.r w uisooFeu III pure wa.
rs sna H. ASpERs, after fifteen years of scientific
solv,n vn una experiment has succeeded in lis-
each A., aug anu one quarter grams OF Iodine 10
results have followed Its use, har,ic,,at.i.
Tree. '"e'eiiom' Circulars
II N, ., anders Iodine Water is for sale bv 7
BY all Druggists. New foss' and
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17

g Taking mcdiciue to cure diseases
occasioned by deficiency Of iron in the
blood, without restoring it 10 the system,
is like trying to repnir building when
the foundation is gone. The Peruvian
Syr"p "a pro'ox;de of from supplies this
deficiency aud bulbs up 40 iron consti.
tuition.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17
sg' A young ladv returning to @

sg' A young lady returning to W.
country home, after sojourn of few nopI
Ia the city. was hardly recognized by her Il'S'
In place Of coarse. rustic flushed Iace, she O~'
SOFT ruby complexion of almost marble spl0'.
ness. and instead of twenty-tBree she reaV%
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry IS w.
cause Of so great chaoge, she plainly tOu ""
that she used the Cirea.sian Balm, and c01'r
FRED u an invaluable acquisition to any '',
'oiet. BY its use any lady or gentleman '' Ia
prove their personal appearance an huno''r,r
IL IS simple in Its coordination, as nature O,
IS simple, yet unsurpassed in itseflicacy 'n' al
ing Impurities from. also healing clean'i" 4,
oeautiiying the skin and complexion
direct action on the cuticle II draws Ifo~" .,,
itsimpur'ties. kindly healing the same 'pu ,s
ing the surface "a nature intended II snvu" +,
clear, soft, smooth and beautiful Pnce ~
by mall Or express, on receipt Of an orae~
WI CLARK IL co, tDemTyY
z5yl No 3 west Fsyette st. ~ 'aVu'"
The only American agents for The sac OF W.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17
LAMoILLE CO. REPUBLICAN CoNvEN.

TON.
Convention met pursuant to call anc
was organized by appointment Of DR.. E
P Fairman Chairman, Hon. w. 0. At
we'll aud Hon. Henry Stowell, Vice Presi
dents, and c. S Page and H. c. hish
Secretaries.
On motion of 7. s. Small Esq, this or
ganization was made permanent.
Onmdtion of H. A. Waterman Esq +,
the several towns met and appointed three
persons from each town to act as nominal
ting committee.
On motion of L. s. Small, Esq, the
chair appointed committee of three to
draft resolutions, and the committee SO
appointed were.L. S Small, H. H. Powers
and Hon. E Bentley.
On motion of H. H. Powers adjourned
80 minutes, during which time Commit.
tee on nominations met. aud upon the re-
assembling of the Convention presented
the following ticket which was nominated
BY unanimous vote:
For Senator Hon. Geo. ". Hcndee, Of
Morrisvillc. ..r
LIST Assistant Judge, r. 8. Page, of
Hyde Park.
I'd Assist Judge, G. s. Parker, of FL
more. r.s..
Sheriff. w. G. Doaue. of johnson.
High Bailiff, James T. Parish, of Stowe.
Judge of Probate, G. G. Chadwick, of
Cambridge.
States ATTY, G. J. Lewis, of Morris
vile.
For County Committee, L. S Small,
A. c. Slayton, L. G. Nichols.
II. II. Powers, Esq, from Committee
N Resolutions, reported the resolutions
dopted by the last Republican State
to which was added, on mo.
ion OIL. s. Small Esq resolution en-.
otsipg the nominations this day made
the ticket to the confidence
the voters Of this County, and pledg G
lg TO it the earnest and hearty support
this Convention.
The following arc the town committees 81
'pointed IL
HydePark--C. S. Page, A. Dwinnell, f
%. Hardy. IL
Stowe-Emory Town, Albert Barrows, Pr
A. Savage.
MorristOwn-W. S. Cheney. Geo. W. ar
'ty, Geo. J. Slayton, H. d. Bryant. A.
JobDson--G. H. MILAN, Thomas vii. BIZ
!, j. 9. Waters ... lo'
ambridgc-J. NJ. Wilcox, R. NJ. Blais. Nj
|, Harlon Wires. str
Belvidere-J. R. McCuin, Curtis va
'wn. Orren 'fillotson. arr
Waterville-Henry Wilbur, Thomas Sh
vens. H. w. Holmes am
Sden-James Brown, David Randall, apl
S. Adams.
Camp. Lyman A. mo
G, w. J. Churchill. do,
'olcott-E. ?. Fauman, Justus Hub. tic,
Z, |. D. r Collins. om,
ommittees on Nominations we're not MIA
rtcd. coc
n motion Of Hon. Alex. Riddle, adj. Lod
ued. ... r;o,
&c. lnlsu. Secretaries i u, .
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17

BURGLARY The Store of S. & 0. T.
Scott, of Eden, was entered on Friday
night last and money to the amount Of
Twenty Dollars taken from the change
drawer and goods to considerable amount
stolen. Tine Burglar or Burglars, entered
the Store through a window. which they
succeeded in raising aud Thus far we do
not hear of any arrest. Suspicion rests
upon two struggling Frenehmep,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17

cause of temperance. The music was yer!
good and appropriate for the occasion.
On motion, DR. L. ?. Fairman, of VOL
colt, was elected President of the Day.
Upon opening the doors of the hall, Il
was soon found that all could not be &C
commodated in the hall, to hear the ora
ton.
The marsha)ls of the day formed pro.
cession and marched through the streets,
and halted in front of the church, and
the Grafton was delivered from the talco-
ny Of the house opposite. We need not
speak much IN praise Of the grafton. only
to say, that it was delivered by P. X.
Gleed. of Morrisville, in his usual sty lie.
which is a sufficient guarantee to all who
are acquainted with Brother Glecd. to
know that we had a good grafton. After
the grafton, the marshalls formed the pro.
cession aud marched to the tables. set in
a bower near Pu,ker's Hotel. We had
but just commenced paying our respects to
the good things upon the table, when the
rain could be heard upon the leaves. over
our heads, and soon it commenced to rain
in good earnest Some we're provided
with umbrellas and were determined to
have dinner but the rain came down
in torrents and we were obliged to take
farewell leave of the tables and take a
run for the house: and saddest of ALL the
casts and responses that were prepared !
~ the several lodges. were fairly rained
'out of order" On the whole. we had
very pleasant time in meeting the
riends Of the different lodges in this coun-
J. May they 60 ON in the work of tenn
erancc, until LamoiFle county. shall be
be banner county in the temperance cause,
n the State. ....
r + PARKER. w. s.
KATIE L PESNooK, w. A. S.
johnson, July, 4th, 1867.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17
LAMOILLE COUNTY CONVENTION.

LAMOILLE COUNTY CONVENIIUN.
The Democrats of Lamoille County are
requested to meet in Convention at the
Town Hall in Hyde Park, on Friday, the
I'd day of August, A. D. 1867. at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon. to nominate can
didates for County officers for the year
ensuing and to transact any other proper
Business.
W. Brigham.
Samuel Andrews.
Hyde Park. July 8, 1867.
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Royal Havana LOTTERY ~
Cuba

D n.. nN,. ONCE IN SEVENTEEN DAYS.
" $4,000
on 90
6c 4 ~, IN on
and ' q, Prizes paid in Gold. Prizes ogy ssn.s
81 n ngI''mation given by GEO. Uplia speu
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-17
LErrKR FROM ELDkn n. 4. oIlulv
GLOVER, Vt, June %. Istb

mos.uu @ ~ :, GLOVER, Vt, June 20, 1850.
Messrs 5. W FowLE ~ Co - -oo''
,r uentS'-l hereby certify that have been
baart eu ior several years with difficulty of tie
nhvsici.n u lungs, ana nave applied To several
MUSICIANS for help. and have tried almost everu
aeheuy Oh the numerous ones which have beenn
,' recommended without receiving any assistance.
put nad been growing weaker and weaker, mil
n'aalng o. Wistar's Balsoih OF Wild cherry abont
a,a wear SINCE commenced using IL with imme
u ~ relief II has not onyI estored my lungs
dlllculty or diseai Of the heart 49, " ,ne
hesitation IN saying that it is the best ung msI
ic'ne before the public, and most chs,r,ui
y anu conscientiousy recommend IL IN oil non
S0h' Soher'ng with pulmonary complaints. p''
pron.s, A.. l.. GILMAN.
nepared by SETH W. l0WLE& SON. ls
generally. oa,9 ny druggists
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Sprfial 5lotitts.


Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma Cro.,
"hooplng Cough, Qdinsy, and the numerous as
wen as dangerous diseases Of the Throat, Chest
aad Lungs prevail in changeable climate A. all
seasons OF The year; few are fortunate enough
70 escape their banefhI influence How inlpor.
Then to have at hand a certain antidote to all
these complaints. Experience proves that tbis
eA's'S IN "istar's Balsam to an extent not found
IN any other remedy however severe the suffer.
ing The application OF this soothing, healing
anu wonderful Balsam at once vanquishes the
disease and restores the sufferer to wontsd
health. 'u