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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24

II the American people sanction
tho Reconstruction Of the South
under the military bills and allow it
to b carried into effect, the entire
vote Of that section il the Presiden-
tial contest will be Radical. And
in asccrtaining for whom that vote
will be given, 40 one need pursue
his inquiries south Of Washington.
The Schenck Committee can answer
any such inquiry in advance; for
that Committee will in fact cast the
ballot for tho whole Africanixcd
South. If that Committee gays
"Chaas;" Chase will get tho vote.
If that committee says "Graht,"
Grant will receive il. Ifthat com
mittes says 'sButlsr, the cork will
fly and the unbottled hero will pock
ct tho votes Of the ten States 40
ifthcy were % many spoons. 1.-THE
committee says 1.-THE dcv,l," then
verify the devil will be A. Us sue.
osssorS - far - the unanimous
Southern electoral vote can make
him -. The Supreme Court might
indcse declare him eligible accord.
ing 70 the constitution; but 40 the
Republicans party has long since
given over the constitution to '.the
devil" such q decree would be
promptly voided by ian act emit
tied an act. !" and the devil would
win il Schenck's committee stood to
biz back. This is all indisputably
true. That committee engineers the
whole business, employs and pays
its army Of agents aud maaipulators,
and every part Of tho monster and
diabolical machinery responds faith
fully to it's will.-N. Y. World.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24

The asoys sock win be diPesea u = ~ sereLAa
oxs-Palca- rL1x, y1vins evHy1Aatsn hne golA cr
solId diver watch Tor 80. without regard 70 value!
Wright I,ro Co l0l 6rosdwsy, New Tori,
wssh TO Immediately diposs osths shsss nasniacsut
ssosk. CsriaIstes. nAming the avtlelsa ere placed
In sealed envelopes, and VIII mixed. Hctders Arr
entitled 70 the asticles named IN their certificate,
upoa payment of Ten Dollars, vhethern b. wssei
worth u 100 Ct one worth less. The setsrn q asy
Of our cersincstes eat1es Jon 70 the asse3o NAMED
thereon. spon payment. irre'es.iye Of IT, vssh end
@, no article valued less than SO 10 named on any
certlAcase, wl = once be ssen thai thas b lot
terry, buG assigt forward legitimate trsnsac,isa.
which nay b. participated h even BY the most faa-
tidlous. r
dnsie eertiAeats viii " sent by malt. rea psiA
upon recsips ofSs eeaee Ave 1or 81. elevsn Tor ~
thsay three and elegant premium ior Is, .ixty-dx
end nsre valsabIe preMs1m Ter e10. one has<lred
and nssss superb watch Ter -. - aseats -
these wiahing employment, this b rare opportssi-
". Il b lesittmasely coalucesd baslness. duly
authsised By tn 0osesuaaent aad oRsu - the uOse
earef.! scrutiny. Watches sent By express ~sh lill
for collection delivery, that diAatisfastlon
can possibly occur. Try ~ Address
WRIGHT, BROTMkR 1 CO., Iapssssra,
slsNsl l6l DrsaAwsys Nsw Tses.
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Gifts for Christmas 4 New
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WATCHES. ALI WARRANTED TO RCN, AND
THOROUGHLY kkGULATED, At TIE Low
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Gents Furnishing Goods. Trim.
mings. Hats & Caps (of latest
and most fashionable styles. !.
We manufacture to order every
description Of gents garments.
E n; fish, I,.,,L I'D America
Clnths and Cassimcres,
Just rceaived and always kept on hand
We are also agents for the celebrated
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
the best Machine in the world.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
State Matters.

The Jay and Richiord people are build
ing a road up Jay Peak.
The mercury stood at o. in the shade
at St. Adams yesterday Thursday
The Vermont spiritualists hold a conyen-
ton at Stowe, june 10Th and 10th.
The barn of Gov. Page, at Rutland, was
nearly consumed by fire on saturday
st. Adams has Grant Club, with Col.
Benton as President
We are happy to be able to state that
Rev. DR.. Bourne, of Mortified, is GONZALES
cent, and on duty again
Hon. George n. Dale has been renomi-
mated for the Senate by the Republicans Of
Essex county.
The Franklin county republican conyeu-
ton is called at Sheldon on the ID day Of
July, as a delegate convention.
The mail train going East from Rutland
on Tuesday, near the Chaifee crossing, ran
over and killed Mary Ward, aged years,
daughter of Petor Ward, of Rutland.
The June Term of the Orleans County
Court commences on Tuesday of next week
One hundred and eight eases have been set
Tor trial by jury
We learn at the close of the examination
Yesterday, Mrs. Potter of Wlliston was adj
mitted to bail, in the sum Of $4,000, as access
sorry to the robbery of Wrghts store,
AT st. Adams yesterday another woman
was caught smuggling silks. She had brought
out a yalise full, for parties in New York, as
she alleged.
Much fun was made in Warren, lately,
when large party who had started to hunt
a bear, finally brought their game to bay, and
it proved to be a black yearling calf
The next annual fair Of the Franklin
County Agricultural and Mechanical Society
will be held Sept. 10th, 18th and 18th, at
the Fair grounds in Sheldon.
There are now about one hundred per.
sons from abroad at Sheldon, partaking Of the
healing waters Of the Missisquoi and other
springs.
VIM. Roach and John Savage escaped
from the St. Adams Jail yesterday, while
some workman were repairing window
Roach has been recaptured.
There is vacation of the Burlington
Vt. Business College from June 10TH unit
Sept LIST, when the Institution will reopen
with renewed zeal and yigor.
The directors OF the Lamoille County
5 Agricultural Society will hold an adjourneC
meeting at the office Of Hendee & Lewis il
/ Morrisville, on the 9th of June, at ! o'clock
Z, M.
--Seden NJ. Allen, merchant at Eas
: Barnard, aged nearly fifty, having been il
D poor health few weeks, and very respondent
e committed suicide by hanging himself on Sat
n urday,
"A whole family was poisoned, the 81
Adams Transcript says, by eating milk iron
9 sick COW in that place yesterday, all ben
d seized with cramps and commissions. Medica
l. aid soon restored them however.
The selectmen of Coventry offer SO
reward for information which will lead t
y conviction Of the scoundre who twice sheare
D the horses of Samuel ii. Parsons of tha
a. town.
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''dler- Advertisements.
IrnE WOOD MOVING MACnINE!

oier this well known popular Mower for the harve. of
1865 hnowng lts history for IS years In the
pastl with entire confidence.
II Is known by three distinct names, The Wood Mow
cr" Little Giant aud Prize Mower" The last two
t Justly entitled for no Moving Machine isstoHgsr
better made. or better adapted To- long life. II has
drawn prizes Ia ths country and the Old World,
than any other Mower and besides there is manufic
turgd and sold than nom any other house
corn Ia the world The Wood Moving Machine Estah-
lishmcnt at oosick Fails, y. v, employs over nine
hundred men. and are nov manufacturing from the raw
material over hundred per day. They rar,nfei
second 10 none 10 give succcss and satisfaction
They be obtained Of my agents. also extras
nom mo and from JOHN =. DEWEY.
Montpelier.
Those wishing extras for The Old Farmer should order
nom me-. J T PERRY
Waterbury,, June o.. 1855. isAr
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CLEVELAND, june %.


IL costs d uyS"r 10 ge' uru'iA Ill Nor"lcn'
'''''1s VIC ''''',''''''' ~ l''"a''
AN ONO ue'noorauc paper mus laul' Do
cause some whi'S g'rls N ,ne Town T are NIrs-
ing Tor coloreu uresslnaN .. lnG Iplupn-
can paper re'or's 'n". inc u''suS'eu PuDi'sneI
mas uon I 'ne saine mug hu'Ins printer "'r
nahup'ii' anu Ie''i''u '"e pay
"A physician hying IN certain town IN
Hampshire VINO nAI Io'e .,aI 70 '','Hse
nus Ie,iuence' ou' %no nosi'A''u oi ie'v',."s
lIol.i NV o' iiS WV" 9"'',''Ir q P1.'''ou
.ha' ne Wou'u remain wen, pn AZ on1S u,
ieAru'ng 'ua' 'no P'''''on n'u U''u ''''U'''''
ny 'he unuei'"A'''
The deyotions OF Methodist prayer
meeting IN New YORK an evening or TWO
since M'rI u'S'nIoJu ~ " y'o''i9i o''
,aAln9 nre ironl 'iS",'c p'o pl1.1'i '',c''l
!" "'a PoCNo, 80, ~ WV ':11
III os"Le o' g'ory Nulen ''4''''' '''s'
pau vi "".q' - 'N',rs l's''
The Hartford foa says some genus mas
solved the problem Nhat Is TO be done win
hoop skirts mat nave outiiVeu their gSeiGlness
as articles oil wearing apparel nc haugS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Montpelier Post OGee'
June %, 1868.
LApIRs.-Mss kate oconner Ella Cummings 2, Lydia
b. Darling Ella f. Flint Clara L. Hall, Lucy p. Rich
ardson Laura A. Sanders Ella Warren, Laura Narrng
ton Mrs. Hattie Il. Kent, Elizabeth Temple.
GrNTLEEs.-Henry Allen, Elijah A. Bundy, Capt
John Clayton, Henry Clark, Edward Dion, Patrick OF
Peter Daley Lueius Farley, Andrew J. Ketehell, Sim
con Gould p willard Halleek 2, John Howard, Mr.
Hooker, Mr. Lallemand NJ. d., $. A. Iadd, Dan'l Mer
ling Name Cane, Jr., Michael MeCue, David r. Parker
John Paradise, Geo. Tibotts E. O. Wheeler, Ia b. VIII
son, T. j. Wheeler.
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NOmhns NlnguOWi ny inc author OF John
Halifax, Gentleman; Street Pavements An
address to the American People, by Newman
Hail; The Reporters of the Sea The New
Timothy, Part III English Photographs, by
an Americana The Dry Tortugas; Editors
Easy Chair and Drawer, and Monthly Record
Of Current Events, together with the usual
variety of excellent poetry
HAmrns WEEKLY is fast finding favor
among our people from It's accurate illustra-
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under charge of Mr.. Guernsey Published by
Harper & Brothers, New York. Subscrip-
ton price 81 per year for each.
PurNAMs MoNrrY MAGANNE with which
is now incorporated the NoRrurRN MoNruLY
for July contains among others, articles on
The Mural Paintings at Pompeii Life in
Paris; Fame The Gloria aud the Miscrcrc /.
After three thousand years Cotton Planting
at Port Hudson Mackinaw The Late Soycr-
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TuE GAlAxy for July IS an unusually in
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Our Great Diamonds 4 Few words about
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Modern French Painting The Great Fri,
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among o'ner Articles Iar' VII OF Daila
'''pra,'n ne 'l'''e'e ''' = ''''oI'''a \ L''
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the Cages in the Central Park Cast ava
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TIM RIVERSIDE MAGAzlSE is another can
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
NA TTONAL TRUST COMPANY,
or THE CITY of NEW YonK,
No. 1896 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

CHARTERED by THE STATE.
DAWUs Il. MASGAN prest JAMES MERRILL, secy.
Receives Deposits and allows FOUR PER CENT IN
rEREST on all Daily Balances subject Cheek at Sight
SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Six Months more, may be
made at 1--WE per cent. The Capital Of ONE MILLION
DOLLARS is divided among over 5oo Shareholders,
prsing many gentlemen Of large wealth and financial
experience, who also personally liable to dcpostors
for all obligations Of the Company TO double the amount
Of their capital stock As the NATIONAL TRUST co.
receives deposs In large small amounts aud permits
them to be drawn whole or In part by CHECK AT
SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allowing interest on
an Daily Baianees, parties throughout the country
keep accounts In dissatisfaction with special advantage
Of security convenience aud profit ls.tl-daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
A CARD.

A Clergyman while residing In South America as Il
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases of the
Urinary and Seminal Ogans aud the whole train Of dis
orders brought by baneful and vicious habs Great
numbers have been cured by this noble remedy Prompt
ed by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate,
will send the receipt for preparing and using this med
cine In sealed envelope, to any who needs IT, Free
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House,
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T,lspapAoi Expressly for UafehmaH q state Joaraai)
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,



AMOUNT or STOCK At MARKFr
cane. 0eep. sAoir. Rog. cubs
az az: .' VS. ::;t Il, II$I ssI5 Is IS. g
PRicEs.-Bcef Caifi,-Extm Cat and heavy premium
oxen, Sif2i $3.50 fret quality l3pl 800 second
ion bs total light Of hide tallow and dressed beef
\ few choice single pairs s0oo 5000. Bulls &c.
Working ors-s22i 500 y pair or according to their
value rs beef Handy Steers, si50 @s2n
Moh CoirsFair quality, Si5 "a 5Oi extra good, SO a
100, with or without calves, as may be agreed arrow
and ordinary sll a 90,
sss,S md Elal;3i "a s. cts extrao "a oocts y 10 on
slote1-WhoEslle q 5 cts.i retail, "a ct. V
10. Pot Hogs TO a lole q Ii. Spring Pig $40 a sl3 y
Fssi cait,,-ssai2 v head.
Hao.-Brghton % a no cts. country lots, u a cts.
T1ii5r.-sl az Ct y To- Country lots, 70 % cts
pms riul wool on s225d $50. Country lots, dry
75a 81 Is. Lambs, so, shorn, Bic.
Rr,tARKs.-The arrival Of cattle at Cambridge about
80 head, INCLUDING 100 from Canaia, 81 IRON Cheaso
The Canada cattle q were the ast Of ~ iatted hy j. =
Washer Co.. distlers Prescott Canada and were very
good cattle sold az "a cents % sk, with 80 OF supposed
equal 10 about l3l ets undressed weight. The ,New
England stock was generall light and mostly peddled
ont 10 butchers all prices according % quality, from
~ cts per lh mostly az ~ TO d4c Ia eonseluenee
Of the understanding that large number were ON their
way Brighton and of the effect OF the hot weather of
was rather slack Most OF the stock worked Of dur
lnE the forenoon at rather lower prices lAh ihu OF ls
week for light quality Ihe trade % sheep ana lambs
OF which there ABOUT SOD at Cambridge was even
more unsat sfctory To drovers than that ia cattle
The quality about the heretofore and lots
orght sheep and yearling sold at 3 TO i cts per H.
and better grades at to cs per d. Some pretty good
New York and other yenrngs CD 10 20 he each sold at
/ 4 20 @ cts per 10. Lambs az to sc per head.
Az Brighton the quality Of We Western which were
lsN1 In number, were unusually even auu very good
Only few Of tho choicest sold at li cts, ~ *
Good plump steers sold 3i 10 70 cts per H., %
a. Considering the quality we think the average de
cline IN the prices equal 10 3e per hundred weight o
dressed weight at the prices az ~ to M cts per lh t
buyers took hold freely Butchers and business de
cdedy brisk and the store pig trade rather dull at quo
tatons Yeals all taken on commission, being re
ectcd New England drovers who Mt Brighton sale
better cattle sold at 1874 cts than they could buy
at home for "a cts per ID.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
CRISTADoRO's DYE,

Which in tEinkng
Produces the Most Enchanting Shades of
Color,
from Brown Black is consequently universal favor
tie, the moie especially as
IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF THE HAIR,
And requires renewing loss frequently than any other
Cristadoro's Hair Preservative.
Would you have luxuriant glossy tresses clustering
around your brows, like vine tendrs round parlan
shan Purchase that celebrated and matches prcpaa-
ton known throughout the fashionable world Us Girls
TADOROS hair preservative and beaut'fer Sold by
Druggists, and applied by all Hair Dresscrs ManuMc-
tory No. 6s Maiden Lane, Principal Depot No Aston
House Is.2-daw
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neu Advertisements.

HORSE RAKES. The revolving horse
Il rake o. the best far any farmer to buv
For sale hy ~. " fheid CO.. and T. scrihner Mont.
pciiort A. V Taylor. palndeld A. r. Putnam, March.
Held Benjamin Barrett, Mld1lcscxs W. y Kent Wor.
oesier Kent Lcayiit Crait.burt Taylor & fife
Nolcott and hy the manufacturer
". e. ROBINSON Caisi.. w.
Extra teeth or the rakcs of sale nt thc ~ places
Iuff
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24

On LuGoL of Paris, Of the most eminent chemists
Of Europe says whom Iodine can be dissolved In pure
water tho most astonishing results may be anticipated
Dr. H. Anders Iodine Water 10 Iodine dissolved in pure
ione and the astonishing results have followed It's
use in eases Of scroaa and all chronic diseases 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24

Incalculabe harm inflicted great numbers by the
use Of purgatlyes which contain mercury meroural
matter Parsons Purgatlye Pills are free nom all such
Injurious matter and arc the nildest In their operation
OF any known purgatye. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
NEW YORK MARKET.

Reported sIpressiy f5r ne BaicNAa and journal ~
H. =. B4LLdRD 4 co.
NEW YoRK June q, s6S.
Butter 2s to 35c common and grease l6 to 7c Cheese,
factory a 60 5e ordinary % to l%c. Maple sugar Is 10
&C. Flour. Extra state s-O0 to sS7i Superne state
$40 to S7Ti Extra Southern SOTO to $500. Ohio and
Western $1,000 to $500 Canada Sl300 to sliO0, buck
wheat 1913 to 5000. Hops Vermont 10 to Boz Wool,
Vermont washed % to i7c unwashcd g to lo. sheep
Pelts II rs 10 SAYS. Eggs p to 27c. Potatoes MERGERS
s325 10 s3.7j Peachblows sl75 to si01. Gold, $40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24

RESTORE YOUR SIGHT
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The nfsnabie blessing Of sight IS made perpetual by The
of The Mem Patent Imported itory Eye Cups.
Many of orr most eminent Physicians Oculists, stu
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permanently cured OLE
T. Impaired Vision,
D. Presbyopia, or Far Sightodness.
g. Asthenopia, Weak Eyes.
g. EpiphOra-Runuing Or Natcry Eyes
o. Sore Eyes.
g. Weakness Of the Retlna or Optic Nerve
T. Ophthalmia, or Inflammation OF the Eye and its
appendages.
o. Over-w0rked Eyes,
10 Myodesopia seeing moyemg specs loatingbodies
before the Eye.
H. Cataraets, Partial blindness, and the Worst Dis
orders Of the Eye. - -
ANY ONE can use the IVORY EYE CUPS, without the
aid of doctor medicine, SOFAS to receive immediate BEN
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Over 5000 certificates OF whore cure pre-
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mon Teachers students and Farmers and for all who
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An persons asking Terms to Agents must enclose Is cents
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VERMONT wATCIIMAN AND STATE JOURNAL.
ANTIQUITY OF nRANpRErms PlL1s.

Age IA not claimed as merit only ~ Sign Of intrn.
sic worth.
The really useful article lives on with strong vitali
" The poor one ianguishc for time and then gucs out
easily
bhANnRErns Ptis are even prescribed by great ply
scians when the bowels call loudly Tor help because
they mover fail to open and give relief
Hundreds Of Thousands would consider u calamity I
those safe family pills could not be obtained lthasbccn
officially settled that more VI BaASnnrtns PiLts are
cold than all other pills put together Merit sells them
BRNVbRErn's PiLs possoss qualities which restore
every organ and abcr Of The body to health rurcN
vegetable aud safc for ovcrl period ofliC.
Principal ofi,c, Brendrcth House. New York
soLn Nv ALt pnuaoisrs.
is2i-isw %. BRANDREru
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24

SWEET ALssuM is pretty little garden-fowor but If
you want whit of street. sysia, will find che near
est approach It in the heavenly odor Of PHALoss new
perfume "FLOR DE MAYO" Sold by all druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
e425 vs.. $4,000.

Economy in Health and Physic Is ~ Important a. in
business and know OF mo- cheaper better NO surcr
means oiprescrrug health and divtsng The sick Ol their
uhuitics than through the medium oi DIR. RadwuY's
famous medicines. We present O cnse in point
CASE .gj6.--Narcus ". Mount, long sufferer from
liver complaints has paid, be says, ut different times
about $40 20 ply scaus, and he thinks much for
medicines. i induced to try RADWAN's PILLS with
occasional doses OF the RENONArING RlSOLNENT, to
assist I'm removing from bis system the effects OF the
curia treatment 10 which he has been subjected Soon
feels the benefit Of the change Takes In ALL Eve boxes
NJ the Pills and three bottles OF the Rcuvcnt and AZ the
end u the IL we'll he ever in his on
Glance at the account current below
Bills for medical attendance s2si outlay foi prcscrp
tons, s1OOO
So much money thrown away s5p0u1
Five boxes RAILWAYS PILLS, sl25, three bot
ties RESoLNENE OF - each, sJ-'disrusc re-
moved sL2i
lelanoe ~ favor ofthe REGULATING PILLS and
RESOLNENT. siei71
r. r. X. Remedies sold by Druggists and Country MGR
chants. See DR.. Railway Almanac. 1865. l-l9daW
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IMPORTANT TO RETURNED soLDERs.- Chronic and
acute Diarrhea and Dysenery, In all It's orms, can DO
cured by timely dnternaly) Of Johnsons Anodyno
Eminent. ~