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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-22

2 STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Coart in aud
prsrRIT wEsTxssTERs FIR said District. To all per-
sons interested in the estate of Elias Puspher hate
Rockingham, In said district. GREETING.
XyoU hereby notified that John Baker, administr-
tor of said deceased will render bis administration
sccou Of said be held the
Inn Of NJ A. Wilder IN Rockingham, in said district
the LIST Wednesday Of December A. d. 1857, and that
said will then and there decide upon the allowance
Of the SINE and dividend of the sum remaining
in the hands said administrator among the
said deceased at which neand place you BE- heard In
the premises If shall
Nov. 8. 1867. c. EDDY, Regi.
4643
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rvp1ANAroRY.-The editor was called
.,y suddenly early Wednesday morning,
!, lie dangerous illness of an only sister,
4 any unusual delinquency in this weeks
,oo, may he attributed to this fact.
Next week being Thanksgiving we
n h,lI probably issue our paper one day
arlcr than usual.
See notices Of DR.. Haynes, and note
\ a. times he is to be here and at other
N places.
Rev. Mr.. Earl preached at Saxtons
y River on Saturday and Sunday to crowd
n ID houses.
Our readers will no ice the adver-
,.ement Of Mr.. Lyman Stearns, who Of
N a., his residence on Cross Street for sale
N % Tuesday, Nov. 26'h.
" Mrs. A. S. Campbell has sold her
4 .j,ce 10 O. L. Perham Of Athens, who we
\ hlieye takes possession on the first Of
houary. bu, viii not move into it with
n |. family till the first Of April next.
M : Mr.. Geo. Weston has sold out his
A business in this village to +. D..
sold, and has removed to Dalton, N,
81 4 Mr.. G. who continues the business,
q j worthy young man and deserves a
i'll share Of business
n Seine human bones were found in a
n sx BY some workmen il the Canal saw
nHl few days since, and created some
,Oashment till it was found they had
been placed there for bleaching by a med
4 ea student.
= DIR. 5. Haynes supplies an artificial
car drum made Of india rubber, where the
natural drum is destroyed, which enables
he deaf to hear much better. Also the
ear trumpet by means OF which the deaf
can carry on comfortable conversation,-
who cannot obtain relief by treatment.
Also he viii supply the long and short
sighted and the weak eyed with glasses,
Call on him at the times and places given
10 another column.
The Westminster Farmers Clsb last
Monday evening adjourned over to Mon
-ay evening, Dec. I'd.
- Mrs. N. G. Pierce Of Westminster,
Ia the largest Oleand.r. tree we have
esi seen. Ii is two inches in diameter
a the earth, nine feet high and would be
li,her but for want of room in the house,
and is never without blossom.
The Merrill House, at Felchvine has
been bought by S. r. Kendall.
A Thanksgiving Ball is to be given
at - Ineraham's" Chester, next Thursday
eve. A fall band Of six pieces viii fur
nish good music. A good hall, nice sup
Der and ample accommodation Away:
await the guests Of the House. Ticket:
$500.
Mr.. Dean of Cornwall, recently solo
Mr.. Rust Of Michigan, yearline
Merino buck for THOUSAND dollars.
An apple tree belonging to William
Earle Of Plymouth, which had stubborn,
refused for some years to bear fruit, wa
completely pealed, last June, from root te
branch, aad has this fall yielded three
bushels Of nice pippins.
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STATE or VERMONT, Th~ Prsssss Court n and
DISTRICT WESTMINSTER, for the district Aforesaid
To persons terss-d IN the estate Of Rcd Boeutt
late Of Grafton in said district deceased GrssfinT
NOU hereby notified that Lows 9. Woksr exncufor
Of the VIII Of said deceased, has hlsd hh applsatoa
setting forth that VIII b bsnsnsia 10 ~ hsrs ali
persons interested In said estate to se he peonal
of said deceased during her life shs being dsceassdl and
has prayed for license 70 ell ths ansr thas said
court will decide upon said application t seslou theY
Of ba bald at the Inn Of n A. Wilder, II Roekineham
said district, the LIST Wednesday Of Dscsmhss A. D.
misses II you shall
Nov g. 1851. G.. y. uDDY. Rersr
l6-l8
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Are.a..+r 5. C.-p.ell,. E......

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Court With
DBrRcr WESTMINSTER in and for said District To all
persons in the estate Of Alexander Capbe
late Of Rockingham in said District deceased 0sfN0
VOU hereby notified that instzumsnt IN writing
purporting TO be the last will and testament Of Alex
g. Campbell late Of Rockingham deceased has bssn
filed in said court by Marie l. Campbell the executrx
therein named, for prohAte and that sid court Wi d.
eide the probate thereof at special session Of aid
Court held the oAe Of O. b. EDDY, In Bsloxs
Fails In ead District Friday the twenty second ~ Of
November A. D. 1851 at Of the clock 10 Tie
when and where you may be heard In the pnn1oD you
shall see CHAS~ 3. EDDY, 1ekkter.
Oct. %, 1861. x647
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THE Superintendent of Schools for the town of Rock
ingham will meet the Teachers for the purpose of
animation at the vestry Of the Congregational Church.
In Bellows Falls Tuesday the 18th day Of November
1861, at O'Clock in the afternoon.
N. PIERCE, Supt.
BELLOWS FAILS Nov. 90, 1861 47-Iw
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oIi.c IL. Ki,nbnll,s E.sn.s.

STATE OF VERMONT, | The Probate Court in
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, and r said district. To
all persons interested in the estate Of Oiye H. Kmball
late OF Townshend, in said district deceased Greeting
NOU are hereby notified that instrument has been
filed in this Court, purportng to be the last Will and
Testament Of said deceased By 0rison kinba the
utor named said instrument for probate. and that said
Sc sion to be held the Probate Oce in To~ushend in
said district the 2i day Of November fs67, which
time and place you heard In the premises you
shall sec cause. G. b EDDY. Reg.
November 2, 1867. %G
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&5OO.OO Reward

MILL be paid the apprehension and conviction Of
w the party or parties who broke into the building Of
Simeon Barrett windhsm, the night of the eth inst,
and the per who attempted the assassination Of c. p
Barrett on the evening Of the 18th inst
WIN HARRIS, JR,l Selecimen
&c. WOODBURY., of
WIN. G. FAIR, windham.
Windham Oct 81, 1867. 45-4f
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RIO AGENTS-IMPoRTANTt

wanted-both and wcmarr-for the great
work of the times selling rapidly and giving bstta
satisfaction than any Book issued before during nse the
War-entitled WON ANS WORK IN TIE CIVIL WAR
4 RECORD OF HEROISM, PATRIOTISM and PATIENCE
Yhe acknowledged smnderI prepared unf the rse
ton and approval Of the United States Sanitary The Wes
tern Sanitary and the Christian Commissions ~ NJ t.
r. BROCKETT, the eminent Historian Authsr Of q His
tory OF the Civil War; Lif and Times Of AbfAhAm Lt
eon,r etc., Assisted by Mrs. MARY g. VAUGHAN With
Introduction BY HENRY W. BELLOWS, D. D +, Prssi-
dent Of the u Sanitary Commission. tcontains two
hundred BognphicaFsksche<, being over one hundred
than In any similar work with illustrations and
nearly MY per cent more rsading msttsr together With
bf notices. Of upwards Of Three Hundred Others while
just tribute paid to the Thousands Of nameless Hero
ines, who, like FLORENCE Nghtngae, toiled saerAsne
time, wealth and hesth-oeu M-to give aid and relief
brave and suffering SOLDIERS EAiss oedss thIshs
only complete record Of the sublime efforts results Of
their ssters in the 0peat Cun6etNxhs khsrto unur-
cedented beralsy Deeds Of TERRITORY Issued guarantee
ing exclusive right Of sale Apply personality sddruss
H. H. CURRAN, Publisher, As Win YER st.. Boston, Mass.
z67
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CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY, Nov. 10, 1867.

TUESDAY, Nov 10, 1861
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKEr.
Cattle Sheep. shotes. Fat Hogs, Veal
This week, $3.50 1882 1900 90
Last week, BOSS 1872 100 $500 so
One year ago, 27I3 $500 600 1900 SO
Prices of Market Reefkxtra Sl2 so "a 10 90; quail
ity Sll IS q sl2 second quality $40 IS 20 81 co.
third quality IS 90 "a $40 90.
Prices of Store Cattie-Working Oxen, p pair-sI75
q $3.50
extra, $50 az 500, arrow and dry, s35 a So. Young
cattle foi farmers, two years old, S35 a SIS.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-Per head in lots 81 SO a.
50 rs.
Fat Hogs-Psr lb. to &c., live weight a 0.
Calf skins, 10 to lSe-
Hdes-l0 q l04c. Taow TO DIP b.
REMARks-The highest price for beef this week l3c,
with few extra good beeve at 1871 other grades at II to Sc
according quality There about 600 sheep and
lambs at market which overstocked One lot of 20
Slo another lot OF 30 at also lot of 81 at g u.s.
The dovers say they ranged about Is TO 3c lower than
last week.
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T UMBERMEN TAKE NOTICE.

we the undersigned, would respectfully inform tho
Lumbermen of Rockingham, and vicinity, that
pairing and fitting up the Saw Mill, at Bellows Falls, and
will be prepared the coming Winter do Saving Of yari
kinds in large small quantities with dispa tch and
In workmanlike manner, and at reasonable prices.
Those having timber above us, which be rated
down the river would invite thsH particular attention
to this notice. TARBELL, T0LAAN co.
FELLOWS FALLS, Nov. II, 1867. 10
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=. H. Merrill

rs AGENT for of the best Pianos made, such As
i Decker Co. Hazelton & Co., Sherwin & Herbert OF
New York Henry Miller Bourne Of Boston, Any one
wanting first rate piano. at reasonable price will md
it to their advantage to consult with me- 10
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WATCHES.

A MEXICAN and Swiss Watches good assortment just
~ rpreived which have selected for customers who
amt reliable tmekeeper will be sold low and warrant
"A c. N. ROWE, Chester, VI.
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1isd.

Marriages and Deaths inserted Obituaries incud-
ing poetry, to be paid for according to length
In this village, Nov. 10th, CHARLES c. HAPGooD.
aged 43 years.
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ATean for sale.

a PAIR Of good work Horses and Harnesses. A Wagon
N and Traverse Sed nearly new suitable for awing
wood other heavy work will be sold cheap for or
good paper by the subscriber. s. Z. PERHAM
ATHENS, W., Nov. is 1857. AID
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~ r. WOODS has just received the largest and best
y. assortment of Diaries offered in this place. Hnd
will sell them very low prices Call and tn m before
buvipu. 81
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CLOCKS.

c,ErH THOMAS co. cL0CKs-l and dAy-iiasren
c. H. ROWE, Chester. VT
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AWAY WITH
UNCOMFORTABLE TRUssEs.

(yoAF0RT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTURED.-sent
~ post paid receipt Of 10 cents Address Dr. X b.
F0orE, lasshor q Msdi<z. Common sense No. Ito,
Lexington Az, ny 6
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Richard WARD. E...nsc.

Richard Wards Estssc.
STATE OF VERMONT, . The Probate Court In
DISTRICT WESTMINSTER, and for said district To all
interested in the estate Of Richard Ward late Of
Westminster, in said district, deceased GrSst.Mg:
VoU are hereby notified that Mary Ward adminstra-
rix of the estate OF said deceased, has made applea
ton to said court for license sail all of the real estate
said decease representing that will be beneficial TO the
heirs and all interested to sell the and ds
butte the procees thereof aud said will decle upon
said application at speral session thereof to be held
the Probate Office In Townshend in said district the 2
day of November 1867 which time and place you can
be heard in the premises. g. o, EDDY Reg.
November 2, 1867. AS
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rxplANAroRY.-The editor was called
..y suddenly early Wednesday morning,
- lie dangerous illness of an only sister,
any unusual delinquency in this weeks
.., may be attributed to this fact.
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Wanted d.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

Good wide awake Agents wanted in every in the
United States to engage in very lucrative business that
be operated everywhere successfully Only small CAPT
tai required For full particulars send for descriptive circu
lar. Address, b W. HITCHCOCK, IA Chambers st NY,
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Z = = Z Y = Y
TWO QUESTIONS
TO BE CON Ed

LADIES: Where you going for your Furs Closkr,
and Millinery this Is It fair question II 80,
would like mention few that hep You to
a righs conclusion.
1ST. have heretofore employed many sxsel ent Mil
Il liners, but never better one than Mrs ARBTE X
GODDARD, who Is at 4 the head Of that Depart
IL, regrf to styles aud have extisten quite rriey
Pattern Bonbcts and Hats well endless variety
Of material select from intending style REArHKRs
FLOWERS, bonnet FRAaEs and all that Is necessary 70
make elegant Bonnet Hat in the hest manner.
1ND. Miss u. s YUNDY, who Is at the head Of ths
- Cloak-making Department ID decidedly, and BY far,
the best Cloak maker ever employed have any know
eige o. and II You value good fitting garment YOU
should have her cut it. She cuts by regular
system and the result quite different gessspoyk
style Of cut ting, which has prevailed heretofore We
and intend to keep fully posted to the styles and have
fine assortmente Of Fancy and Black CLorHs. THnuses,
&c, which will be sold as low the quality be
bought m the sue. We will cut garments for others
make, or make them up to order. Ready made cinakA
constantly on hand for sale and TO show the Styles
Next esne to the EURs. have Or assortment o.
AMERICAN SABLE FTcH, aud SQUIRREL FuRs bought this
at reduced prices and win sell them low
possible and guarantee them to be represented. ny
10 sci ect perfect goods and buy them It the bwest
prices thus experience Of service enatauanR
well as to self. The Is true With regard 10 Cba
Millinery and other Goods. Cid Fuss mads Over.
We have full line Of the best KID GLOVES 10 b.
found IN the State variety Of Cloth Gloves CoFse>s
White Flannes Cambrics, Canbrlc Muslin Thread and
Lace Edsings Embroidered ccArr and Cufs MobAk Coi
sets Of Natural Cnrs and Brids Nets Taveliag Bags,
Fur TT imned Hoods many other arcss too nunisfs
for ind call over Peddlar fAshon -
wait for to call for Them and you shall have them
ab reasonable psiscs. eS
Now II please this other QUESTION Is not my place
6 the place 60 for alnoss thing, At al events "
shall be pleased 10 show goods and will best 10
salt aad ALI beth regards Style susky and salcss
respectfully, - ~-x
SPRINGFIELD, VT, Oct. g. 1867.
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AuctiOny

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
nN TUESDAY, Nov. 18th, at 10 O'Clock A NJ. the Sub
" scriber will sell at Auction (uness previously
of his beautiful residence Cross Street. the desr
able part of the Village of Bellows Falls Immediately
possession will be given For further particulars inquire
on the premises. LYMAN STEARNS.
BELLOWS FALLS, Noy. 20, 1867 47-lw.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-19

g We desire again Ia call the attention of
he farmers of this county to the great alyau-
ages of keeping sheep. raising cattle, aud the
manufacture OF butter and cheese. With
conutry naturally adapted to such business,
We consider il a great misfortune that the lto-
Die have not sponer turned their energies In
his direction. Our county Is well walercd, the
.oll is very rich, and there Is no better forage
raised in any section of the United States than
among the hills aud valleys Of Lite Potter"
Dur grasses are peculiarly adapted to the man
uiacIure OF good butter and cheese, and there IS
no reason IN the world why this county should
not manufacture Is much butter and chep>r.
n Of as good qnalty, as any county Of II.
size ia the Union. You say this NAV all bc
Trne, but the great question is-scW IL pdg< Oar
lnswer is TO ask YOU II look ara~nd YOU AT the
armers who IN a small way have kept cows
and made butter or cheese or raised sheep, aud
see if they are not, a. class better off IN every
yay, than those who have drained their farul-
year by year by raising oats. and such other
,'rOpS and selling them IN lumber camps or a
ne railroad One such instance occurs to u
hat We cannot f"rbcar mentioning. One gen
leman residing a few miles from this Borough
Who two years ago was reluctantly inducpd to
urn his attention 10 making butter and cheese
iast summer, from eight cows, made seventeen
hundred aud thirteen pounds OF butter, two
luhuFeu ana HIty-seVen pounds oI cleeSe, aF-
raging profit on each COW of over One Hum
ired Dollars, besides falteniug four hogs with
ne use pf only fifteen bushels of grain, 1t Is
rue he has choice stock, but who cannot every
farmer IN Potter county own and raise choic,
stock W urge the erection of a. least tv O
Cheese Factories, in convenient locations TIE
coming Spring, and are willing 10 abide The
leCIsiom of the farmers IN their vicinity after
year of trial. whether or not il pnys There l.
no reason why the cleared lands of Potter
county should not sell for as much as the same
laud in Allegany county on the north, or Troga
IN the east, where they are worth from So 10
! > per acre, Think Of these things, We farm
ers of Little Potter ~
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Our state Orphans.

The report of Thomas II. Burrows, State Su
perintendent of the soliIers, orphans, has just
been published, and contains many interesting
statements. Its well Fnoyn that the State
has assumed the care and education of the or
nbaa children of Pennsylvania soldiers WHO
rave up their lives in defense of the country.
Schools have been organized. and the children,
bavs and girls, are being cared for and educa-
ted During the past year four new schools
have been established, and three additional
schools, now required, will be organized as soon
as possible. There have been admitted during
the wear l,575 children and the total number
of scholars ON the lst of December was zoos,
of which ,59l were boys, and ,067 girls These
are all cared for until they reach the age of SIX
teen, when they are discharged, being Judged
competent at that age to do something towards
earning livelihood. The total expense of the
system for the year ending November 80 was
s3U9 ,I46 26, which is a small sum, when We
consider the benefits which are to be derived
I! from IL,
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Ayers Cherry Pect0raI

Is soothing expeCtOragt, prepared TO meet the
urgent ueed OF safe and Teljab e cure for dseas'
OF the throat and lungs. y trial of many years ha
established the facr, that il il more efhcacious
pulmonary affections, EiTa- any Othrr remedy. II,
efficacy las h- come generally known, tuat
is justly regarded u many countries As medicine
indis pensable neccSsit4- Ia Great Il itain, France
and Germany. where medical science has reached IT,
highest perfcIou, il i prescribed in domestic prac
tce and constantly used in the anIPs. I'm ho pilals
and other pu blc nstitut ons, where il s regarded by
the attending physicians the most speedy and
agreeable rerEeas that can be employed. Scarcely
ANY neighborhoed be found where well know
szee of diseased lungs which had hstled the effort
the sk l!fEl and experienced DOCTORS have uor
been permanently cured by H. These suits are tn
convincing pruefs q the superior curative prop
critics o. this preparation, d TO them the author
point with peculiar satisf alton. While it j. mos
powerful against confirmed diseases, il is extremely
gentle a medicine in infancy and youth bcin.
quite harmless 4 even the youngest, when admins
tered judciousiy.
THIS health-re-toTST accOTuplishes eCen more by
prevention than II taNeu ia season. il heals al
{rrieatioas OF the IhrOa1 and lungs, whether arsir.
from Colds o. Coughs OF Eon other causes and thus
prevent that long train Of painful aud ncurahle di-
eases which would arise from the neglect of them
Hence no family should }-e without il. lIfucpz"
Group, Hoarsenea~ WhOopug Cough; PleUIisy, In
cipient Consumption ard other affections of tn
breathing organs, give way befOrc this pre- emiEeu
combination Of medical virtues
Prepared by Dr.. y Z. AVER & Co, Lowel
II l-s and cold hy all Druggists and dealers in med
ictnes everywhere.
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Dr.. Schencks PuImenie Syrup.

This great medicine cured DR.. J. II. Schenck,
the Proprietor, of Pulmonary Consumption.
when it had assumed Its most formidable aspect
and when speedy death appeared to be lnevIta-
bic. His physicians pronounced hIs case incur
able, when be commenced the use of this simpl,
but powerful remedy. It's health was restored
in "A very short and EO return "i the dlseaS'
has been alprehendcd, Err all the symptoms
quickly disappeared. and his present weight l.
more than tGO hundred pounds
Snce has recovery, he has devoted his ten
tIon exclusively Ia the cure of consumlaonand
the diseases winch are complicated with 1t, and
the cures effected by his medicines have been
very numerous and truly wonderful Doctor
Schenck MAKES professional visits 10 several 81
the larger cities weekly, where he has a large
coucour~e of patients, and 1t IS truly astonishing
to see poor coIrsumpuEes that have To be htied
out ut their carriages, aud an a few months
healthy, robust person. Dr. SCHENck's fULSo-
SICSFRCP, >KAwkED ToNIC,and AASDRAGE PILLS
are gen rally al requ red ia caring consumption
Full directions accompany each, 81 that any one
can take them without seeing Dr. Schenck, hui
when ItiS convenient il - best To ace him. H,
gives advice free but for thorough examiua-
tlOn with his ReSpiromcter his fee IL three dollar
lease observe, hen purchasing, that the lw"
IEeness of the doctor, one when IL the iAS
stage OF cousum4 4Iion, std the other - he How
IS, ia Perfect health, are on the government
stamp.
General Wholesals \ gents: penla> 5arBe- 4
Co, II Park k"~, He~ York =. >. Huncf,
luS Baltimore Sj.,iiaiE4ih,-rr AJ..!Cau D.larE.
\. +. corner Of FOur1h and "suur 81. CincIn-
natl, OHIO; Walker Il fayI"r. Ia and $50 " a
bash Avenue, hicas' ILL.,; C"i.."- RruIlers
southwest corner "f Second and Vine IT., 81
Louis, No. [3dw.eamoI yrOcf9
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From a Lady.
wEsT MILTON, Saratoga Co. \. Y,
.Juiy 6. 1856.

July 6, 1856.
DR HosTETTER-Sir / have long della. I'd wiring
g. YOU my thanks for the good ou have done
my daughter. ] can truly say that loh'ng but th-
Kind hand OF Providence and our BiTTERs have sav-
81 her from an early grave For three years hav,
been doctoring hh with syrups and > Il Kinds OF bit
ters that have been recomm ended 10 me for her. be
sides having two frst-rate physicians but ali seem
ed 10 do her good, while Was searching the al
mauacs and all the Spapers that could get hold
Of in hopes of finding something that would suit her
case. Accidentally there came part of newspaper
around some goods that bought at the Spa. In
looking ii over saw at glance that your BITTERR
WAS just what she needed. | sent the next day 10
BallsJou Spa and got bottle of your BITTkRs. She
commenced taking them, aud such change IN oHe
week with her appetite, and the distress which VIC
uAs occasiOued, and that burning 40 the stomach !
never saw in my life, there in her. She har
taken three bottles. and IL able 10 work all the
time think there il little uerangement of the liv-
er. Please send three bottles more, which
think will cure her entirely We and others thought
shs had disease of the heart but that beating and
huttering that would almost stop her from breathing
times, is all gone. Yours, with respect,
Mas. AMANDA MCPHERSOS.