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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-11-12

Nrsoo-Kf-ghe L4di,s' Aid socie5y ,Cong.l
have Organizer for the season, and chosen TIE
following ofi,e7s:
Pfesi9euf-Mrs l. q Elliot
Secretary and C0iec'0r-Mrs. 4. c. Ballard.
TreGsprer-Rev L. II Elliot
They propose 10 open the winter campaign
with AZ Oyster Supper next Tuesday evening.
81 the Church vestry. Tickets. only 81 so a
couple, a1l a general iuFitation is given. TIE
funds uow 10 the treasury, and Nhat may be
rii>e'i Tue coming winter. are 90 be applied 90
fitting the has ment OF the church, for pur
poses 81 religious meetings, g.. For few years
past it has been used town hall. aud Is
wholly unit for the Uses Of ;ne Church The
ladies have the sympathy ami cooperation Of
the Congregational Society, and they EXPECT to
have comfortable aud suitable rooms for relig-
Ions Anl social purposes before many weeks.
The Congregational Society have also decided
to remove the old furnace for warming the
church, which Is an antqusted and Inefficient
AT air, and put in two portable furnaces with All Of
the Improvements. committee has been ap-
pointed snd instructed to go ahead, and it is
proper 70 say that the suG Vi $3.50, go for pay
ing the expenses, has been raised by subscription
bv Mrs. L. H. Elliot. W0maR's Right 10 do
every good work, is recognized st AZ inooski
At regular meeting Of Lincoln Lodge, l. o.
&c. T., at winooski, on Wednesday evening,
the following officers were installed for the pres
ent quarter:
W. C.T-Samuel E. Smith.
W. V. T-Sliss VI. Scribner.
S.-Mrs A. c. Ballard.
T-Mrs J. b Morse
W F. S.-N j. Nioh1ls.
W. ]. G-MiSs Ella Stone
". .. G.-Cassius Robinson
v. CD. E. Greenleaf.
". A. S.-A. Ballard.
". D M-Niss Allard.
". r II. S.-Mrs E. Z. Greenleaf.
W. L. II. S-Mrs n. J Nichols.
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n BANKBUPTCT.--D.s strict OF e-Iuaut ST he
ulderi -ned hereby gives notice OF bis iiI. unt-
men as ASST uee OF Samuel Hcmcuway. a. Ludlow,
/ IN The County Df Windsor, and state af rl.uut,
within -aid District who has been aIjl| -s % Bank
rupt upon the petition o. his creditors IS tbs it,
trIct Court Of sad District.
Dated az Bellows FaI s. is said y s;..ct tle "a
day u -ro1er A. D iSt9-
fsisssw GEORGE SLATE. ~, .u.s.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-11-12

At tie last meeting of Champlain Lodge Of
Cool Templars Of this city, the following resolu-
tons were adopted on the death Of Mr.. Samuel
X. Landon.
Rcsolped, That in the death Of our brother
Samuel X. Landon, Champlain Lodge has lost
an earnest. faithful and deyoted member, and
each individual member good and true friend
Resolrcd, That the members, Of this Lodge
dcavlv sympatnize with the immediate family
rieu is Of our deceased brother in their aticton,
on / 81, "a token Of our respect TO Lis memory that
We c.use the Hall Of this Lodge to be draped io9
,he period Of thirty days
Res0lce3, Tbs; the .ssotary be instructed to
transmit copies Of the above resolutions to the
au..v q cur deceased brother. and to the Bur
lingtol FREE PRl-s. f.r publication.
Chas. b. GRAY,
". II. RoOr. : Committee
y II = Wyrr-o,-n \
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Nov. ll'lta2w

| Observation-Disclosures Of Vermont st
L "a ria1, the 2d day Of November A D., i563--The
unlers -ned hereby gives notice Of hi appointment
as assignee Of froTn a Merry, OF Fairfax. ia the
County II Franklin. ana state Of Vermt ut, within
said District, who have been adjudged ha1krupts
upon their ere itoTs petition, hy the District Court
OF aid ID strict. JAMES VI. BEEMAN.
l9g9y a4.i.--,aa
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Get your FREE Pass for nothing See club
Rates 10 neS subscribers.
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GREAT SUN-SUN CHOP.

EMPLOY MENr.-~sl0 a day. and earsiant
Ia employment in a . sht honorable, and prlGs.
able business Great ind uceme1ts offered Ssiatii-s
free. Address with stamp, JAMES L. RAND q 10.
Bidieforc, Ne.
Oct. s-kdAglzw
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rs BANKRUPrCT.-D District q Vermont at
Rutland tn, 2ith day Of October A. H.. l-i9.
The unfersi sn-d hereby gives notice of BIZ appoint
rnent assignee Of Charles A. Billings. OF Rutland.
IN the County 0i Rutland ami State 70. Vermont.
within said District vhI has been adiIfeei a
Bankrupt upon his own petition oy the District
Court oi laid District.
.isv3w JACOB EDGERTJS, A.. -nes.
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Z Lis is to give notice That on jhe u DIS Oc-
toner, A. D. 1853, warrant Ia Bauk rgpfcy
uss issued against the estate Of John a. /. "a, Of
Burlington, "a the County % Chttenden and tate Of
ermout whO has been I'D -ei bankrupt ca his
own pet that the payment Of any de7ts aud
de very Of any property bel .ugn NJ 10 said Bank
rupt e. him, or Tor his and the trauier 0f an
property b. him, are forbidden uy law, that
meeting OF the creditors Of said Bankrupt, 10
prove their dehts and 20 choos one ar more As
signee- OF his stale Will be held a; the Court Of
bankruptcy, % DE Golden at the Office OF Law
renee Burnap, 10 Burlington, in tho CDuuty OF
Chittend-n, and State Of Vermont, hetfc O. h.
Lawrence, Register. on the 18Th day OF Nar-ni 5er
a. D. l-ts, at 10 o. clock \. II.
y. 3. FLANAGAN.
lgw2w Deputy s. Marshal O. MESSENGER
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Have you severe wrench OF spsaiu, Have
yol rheumatism ia any iorm2 Have you su4
u,ra, or punches CAUSED by Rheumatic paw,
If So " J3iqs34s's = 4Re Liaine1t Is 70
-Dec.h, remedy. and Is also the best pain ki'e.
iu The world.
We often see large sticks Of cattl. which 30
aot seem 70 thrive, snd come out "spring
poor" all for want Of something to start them
iu the right direction. one dollars worth ~
StsriIul's Carally Condition Pofrfers, given
TO such as stock occasionally during the winter,
would be worth more than al extra half ton Of
hay
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and fre me general belief among the Epgirser.
Cd fro,, - mat 1.-THE water had no, bssn -,
havs b. we mains in that vicinity. the rs 1mI
pu' out win comparatively s, M. ~ ~, y
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sIate ofyermonl. Chi.lenden County. IS.

BuRL'S6ToS SAVINGS BASK,)
vs.. CHTrTENDES CoUSII
ASA SANpERsos, f. J. BUr- : CoUET, SzPT. Term
roLPE, GsuR6E GATes, AND A. ID. 1853.
TaUsTEEs.
XNHEREAS. the Burlington Savings Bank al
w this Term or said Court, commenced its suit
agsns: sad sAnderson, Blttolph, Gates. and Trus
tees. declaring against said defendants in plea %
as-umpst under the geaerh Counts demanding 50l
dollars damages;
= And whereas. It Is made to appear to the Court
here thar aid Asa SAnder-ou sud Z. j. But;oiph
side without this STATE, and have not bad personal
notice Of the pendency Of this suit,
Therefore, 4 Is ordered by The Court. that said
cause he continued 20 the next Term thereof and
that the said ssnderson and Buttolph, be .notihed
uf the pendency thereof by publishing this 10
tice containing the substance Of said declaration In
the Bur:ins ton Free Pres, pnhiic newspaper
printed at Burlington. in said County, three weess
successfully, the last publication to he at least
twenty days befare the n xt fern ~ This Court.
Dated at Buriin Z, this p day Of OFT. ls5e.
4. J HOWARD. Cief.
Lawrence surnsP, Atcss. for Plaintia.
lsvAH
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ALacocK.s POROUS pLA.rrRs.

Scr. aad Dry Throsi cured by hair a Plaster
usually "a two or three hours.
Dr. Green. No. s53 Broadway, New York. informs
he sold Monday, june p, ls62 two Plasters 70
young woman sufeTiug very severely from lum-
hsgo. On Thursday she called to get two more for
friend, and then stated row the two she had pur-
chased on Monday had relieved her Immediately
after putting them on, aud ersd her ia tiro day. Of
most distressing pain In her hack and loins
Allcock's Porous plasta,s sc been und .yecirs
for Risyn1fis- ofste Ees-f.
Nov. l--4T Il.
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urKrIxGToNAND VICINITY,
JIM NllN NY -
DESTRUCTFV'E FEk a..

Destruction Of the Lake House and
Moves Block.
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BROOKLYN
LIFE INSURANCE co.
OFFICE:
III BROADWAY. NEW YORK, AND
$50 MONTAGUE ST. BROOKLYN.
ASSETS SI.5OO,OOO.
ISSUES POLICIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
40 5ss;iefion Of Tyatel or Resifenes.
poiicy-ho.ders are permitted 10 Travel
% Reside in any part Of The Globe.
/ PRDTLEGE TOT GRANTED az OTHER
COMPANIES.

The brooklyn Lille is tae only Company in the
clurt-y Whi'h guarantee finite surrender-value
to ev--v policy on wh'cl two or more annual premi
u-9s Lsvc he,a paid tA.s amount 10 dollars AID
cent. is endorsed o4 every policy issued should
any policy become unable o. pay h'-
premiums. De ei- thus know tIe cash worth of ths
policy at any time after tva ann4A. premiums have
been pad.
polieie, absolutely NON-FoRFEITABLE after
Sec7nl Year One-Thli oi the Premium Loaned
10 the Assured annually.
DIVIDENDS PAID ANNUALLY IN CASH.
CHRISTIAN 81. IOUCk, Pr.s.ieur.
ADRIAN b. PuLHEHUS. Vice President
WILLIAM VI. COLE Secretary
DIP FAChLtR Csu-u.tlry Ae.uary
DANIEL AYBEs, Nj D.. LID. Medical Examiner
J. &. IIOJCETOG.
Genera Agent .or Vermont
OFFICE 80 CHURCH STIR EFT.
Burlington. Vermont.
SoLIcfTO RS TASTED.
av-2--4lalm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-11-12

w ,NTED-A-euts, Tea u.--. a.-...a.-. n.y.
W lle-, .lral-r-' sons .I4 ..l-....- .l1
o. sell
BEFORE TsiI SCGT..E.lI- AND
-EsiiND THE t..-t~.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-11-12

THoROUGu FABM.NG.-Dr L. F. Iurdick, OF
Winooli. has melted over $500 the past season
from ten acres Of land. Only common farm
crops were raised, but the best varieties and hest
seeds were used. When viii our practical
farmers learn that thorough culture pays best?
The FanTern Of the Unierhill Academy closes
on Frlsy, Nov. l2th. The examination COM
acnces cu " elnes4ay.
a lecture will be delivered before the students
tv Pre-, Angel. on We.neslly evening.
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Weare sure that the inducements offered for
those who ike reading, in our rates q clubbing
with other periodicals, are very great, and we
think every one Of our Subscribers might in
iuce friend to send his name also. very much
20 his own advantage
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.5ust Now

rHE PUBLISHERS o. lEz tAa5e DOUBLE vrf.,r
.eeiC YORK 36Ssy.~as.
The oldest ard Bsr; Fa4ilg n s.s.4..- a. .-..-
u o. new su'-cr-rs-- .u SER. ...,-- I, ....
'r ist pie iisEis- -h r.--f.al. ..- o. s-. -..
address. S3-,tt per anr44
SIDNEY J.. MORSE Z. IE. 4 Co.,
s fl G -. s. 1885, SOAK.
FEMALE COL:EGt,. fs-,..,..--. ~. ~
j rugrc ant tuiro H- fr.s ... fa.-.r.. 81.
address Rev IUav o.. b 3d.. -la,- . YI 90
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It wi'l be observed, ty notice in another col
unn. that Messrs Herrick y Blossom, for some
time past Ia business at Winooski, haze dis
posed Of their STOCK and gooi viii to a neT hrn,
Walker * rect, who propose to carry on tine
same trade a, the same stand These latter gem
t.emen are two young men Of character aad
ability, who. having served their apprenticeship
20 the ira are noa sh1utto set up fur Themselves
and We trust they may find more favor and
build up larger trade than ever their preleces-
-ors lid.
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NA9voLn WATFR. Superior 10 the best I'M
ported German Cologne, aid sod At half he
uriee
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ISCIpENrs

,,... p southern part Of the city was deiuges
E..i 'lrning ciuders. Edward Muron,,.
ns several times On FIRE, as va.
A'till tenement building east Of il. ani
FT - II Clark NeIis, ;. ~ Pope. YIN
B g.---4an1 Others. The carriage shop Of G
H. iodl IRE on the roof, and WAS saved on.
Va. mans mans ora small hose. which fortunatei,
~. u enough to reach the roof.
tel e'- -leyuoE on the roofs only preyep.
VIE ... -A.eePng conHagiation Large cinder.
IT, l'sl a. lar up the hill as Williams street
% No., night The em5ers Of the fire blazel
hyira5, -, oeio'e the strong vest wind a
~. 'eeir possible sp,ead 80 10 pre-
q, v ", room CON Of NJ B z. Se,aopr fofh.s.n
"a sl cAlen & walker) in Ne ", M T I'm
30 . 'OSsn open only in time Ia e,xs - -,
tro,ei MS other effects in tbe room were d H."
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The total insurance on Noyes Block and
con;ens was 525,500, twelve thousand dollars
in aIl.tion to the amount given Tueslay; Of
which $4,000, was in the Vermont Mutual
Insurance Co..
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4 few days since D. c. Lake Of Charlotte lost
.. due COW, valued st $780, which he BAD bought
h-t short time before; She wss gore by TN
other cav. aui in the igh; broken leg.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-11-12

A, The annual meeting Of the YaanS Mems
ASSOCIATION. on the evening Of Nor 9,b, the
following officers we're elected FIR the yelr eusu-
ing:
Prrsa.st-1- :. Wales.
irs P-edlsats-W. A. Cramhie c. o..
French
Neortsrg-Wm, H. Root.
Trc.slrsr-U C. Tenant
-haaagsrs-B. B. sua'ley, T. 3. Ensles-
by, L. C. Dodge, b. H. Dewey, Nm. BrinsmliI,
j. N. Bou.t,, c. b. futile.
The ' Agricultural Slciety'' Of Charlotte
bids fair 20 become quite a Furnishing and in
tsre,tiug organization. Though starting under
some disc. Engagements, it bases its hopes Of sue
cess upon the constantly growing interest taken
hy the faruiar community in the subject of a
more scientific agriculture. The farmer is more
alive go tha fact that be can use science ia the
9r.-l-t.o li com. just as well as Our mls'er
mechanic 30 ou-i.ng bridge OF "a RAILROAD.
and hence, yuu see him becoming more .n tae
aaa.t of discussion and investigation.
pae If tlc E.os- Interesting felture- spnneef-
e. with r-a s-cie'r, ttgs Jar, was the lecture IS
Prof Collier. Of rde Vermont University and
Acrcgluu. College delivered some tse weeks
since.
Tine Professor devoted bis attention 60 Tie -ub-
ielt 81 &c Fertilizers" saua.l- the farmers pres
emf bow chemistry could be- successfully cluei
ia 90 a'3 the work u the a-ricu'tur.s. lie
pointed oat many truths ami suggested
te avoidance o. s. COOL many errors. tbs lee
tlre vas pluu, well understood, though sceu-
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LoNpDS, Nlv. IU
Bonds q-i..- - g '62 S3i: ifi. "a is--.- in-..
r.. Ere, 80 Illinois. e,!; Great Western. -.
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Pictures Of Gssnt add Caiaz gissa nrqy :
See advertisement;
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SERIOUS CASUALTIES.
o-c Nan Fatally and Eight Seriously
Injured.
LOSS e75,O00.

About two O'Clock yesterday morning TIE Lake
House in this city was discovered to tie On FIRE,
and is uov, together with Noyes' Block north Of
it, pile Of smoui Iering ruins. Sad to say, this
disaster was accompanied with loss Of life,
and the serious injury Of several Of our cti-
lens
The fire was first -een about half past one
o'clock. L broke out in the upper story ofthe
Hote', anu the wind blowing a gale from the
southwest, IL spread rapidly, aullit5le could he
done in the way OF saving property. Unfor-
tunately also, the water had been cut oi from
the Water street main, while "a new hyirant was
being put into the planiug mill OF Shepard, Da-
Wis & Co, 7ccasiouiug some delay in getting
s'reem OF water on the ere.
The flames spread 50 rapidly that little or no
thing could be done in the way Of saving farni-
ture or property from ,he Lake House, ami il is
,Ir,.-+ s.. total -..5. The flames Of course spread
Co., Mr.. Nagcs' 81. -,, which nas also destroyed.
About auro'cloos, the wall Of the South end
81 lhe Lake House f.I on io the stone store Of
v.u Sieslen d walker a dozen OF moie Of
our citizens were ut the time in the attic Of the
Store, and with q pole r1t on, at scuttie were
eaie.ya-.a- TO push 'a tae ,a'tena5 wall, when
it f.l. To- the South. crushing ia the roof Of the
Store, brcss.a- down also ,ie floor on which
they stood. aud pre-, p.,A,in- al. 10 pile Of TIM
beers and heated brick. THE extent Of this ca
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ALLEYS LUNG B&LSAm!

bRoNcHiris OR THROAT DISEASE
THOSE AFFLICTED WILL FIND
REMEDY =.
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lowsw Deputy L $ MARSHA Ia a, 5,..ens,r
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BE CONVINCED by POSITIVE PROOF.
AND TEST TT Yur SELF.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-08-26
Speci0Z Notices.
THE GREAT MEDICAL MISTAKE


Of former days was an utter neglect Of sanitary
precautions No efficient means were adopted for
the prevention of sickness. Sewerage was I'M
known in cities drainage was rarely attempted
in the country. Heaps of ofal were left to rot
in the public streets, and domestic cleanliness,
the great antidote to febrile diseases, was sadly
neglected. 1t is not so now. Wise laws, philan-
thropic institutions, and vigilant sanitary po-
lice, have to a great extent, remedied the evil
Nor is this all. PREVENTIVE MEDICATION has
helped materially to lessen the rates of mortality.
1t is not too much to say that TENS OF THOUSANDS
escape sickness in unhealthy seasons in conse-
auence of having INvIGoRATED THEIR SYSTEMS IN
ADVANCE by course Of HOSTETTER'S STOM-
ACH BITTERS. This pure and powerful vege
table tonic and alternative comprises the extracts
and essences Of a variety of roots and herbs, re-
nowned for their Strengthening, soothing, vital
izing and Purifying properties. These medici
nal agents are incorporated with a spirit abso-
lutely free from the acrid poison which defles.
more or less, all the liquors of commerce, and
their effect through the whole frame by this &C
tive, yet harmless stimulant. The result is such
a condition of the system as renders it all but
impervious to the exterior causes of disease such
as damp, fog, sudden alterations of temperature
SC. Strength, and the perfect regularity of all
the functio of the body the best safe guards
against atmospheric poison and the effects Of
unwholesome water, and HOSTETTER's BIT
TIERS are the best strengthening and regulating
medicine at present known. For dyspepsia and
biliousnes they are SPECIFIC ABSOLUTE.
aug slim
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-08-26

argue that the sitting justices should not do SO.
That Capt. B. admitted the deceased was in the
commission of an unlawful act. If the justices
thought the prisoner had done nothing against
the law as had been shown by the testimony in
the case, it was right that they should discharge
him. Mr.. Cochran's arguments were able and
directly to the point.
Col. Baldwin closed the defence in an able and
eloquent argument, reviewing the entire testimo-
ny, and declaring that under the law the prison
er was justifable in committing the homicide
Judge Shelley closed the examination in pow
erful and ingenious speech of about two hours
which was listened to with intense interest by the
crowded auditory. The line of his argument was
that the prisoner was in adultrous intercourse
with the woman, Ginnie Sorrel, at the time the
deceased entered the room, and that he was in no
danger of bodily harm from the trespassers; but
that Stanley had fired the pistol deliberately and
'pcked his man." and that his flight Immediate
ly after firing proof that he knew that he had
committed felony, and that the justices were in
duty bou i'd to send him on.
few moments after the closing of Judge Shet-
feys argument, the presiding justice decided that
from the evidence brought upon the Court, he was
of opinion that the prisoner should be sent on to
stand his trial before the Criminal Court; and he
therefore remanded him to the custody Of the
jailor.
During the examination the Court House was
crowed to its utmost capacity, and the intensest
interest was observable in the countenances of all
I'D h. AZ ~ oct
days. as the Counsel on both sides are men of fine
forensic endowments. Every one of them paid q
handsome tribute to the character of young Scher-
er, who was popular with all classes Of our citi-
zens.
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CHARLES POWELL.
s1n:-I desire to bear willing testimony to the
wonderful efficacy of the American remedy call
ed Pain Killer, which believe has no equal in
this country. have been afflicted with heart
disease, and could find no relief till got the Pain
Killer, which soon made a cure. l am quite
willing to answer any inquiries about my case.
Yours, etc., FANNY SILVERS,
Dudley, Worcestershire England
GENTLEMEN.-I can with confidence recommend
your excellent medicine, the Pain Killer, for
Rheumatism, Indigestion, and also Toothache,
having proved its efficacy in the above complaints.
Yours, &c., REUBEN MITCHELL,
Bridgemans Place, Bolton.
GENTLEMEN.-I have very great pleasure in re-
commencing your medicine, the Pain Killer.
was suffering severely few weeks since with
Bronchitis, and could scarcely swallow any food,
so infamed was my throat. Twas advised by a
friend to try your Pain Killer, and, after taking
few doses of it, was completely cured.
Yours respectfully, 7. WILKINSON,
Bolton Eng.
PSI have recommended the medicine to
several of my friends; and, in every instance
has had the desired effect. aug Slim
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