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A6mt0r sgr lp 1hs
& T. Wna
recently aftsk.sl Is iae east of 8 a.nt
aaWdei 81 Hsisncs = a gallant ssia..
- "a lie Nc .saru swa lie Port
land Argus ,Lai s. ihs tine abe siiuek
e.. hauds except ne captain. tae stew
ard end bis wife. got hastily INTO the
boats and pushed &c and e vas 0nly a
the estfoAiy u the captain that the
boats returned AID took lin "a. bat e.
assl . take tae 0.4sr Iva. TIE stew
afi aas . coloreI mau, named Beui
Stewart, aud g., wi.h his viie. aere ieit
q perish with tbs siip, which uaa fast
goaus 70 pieces Stewart begged piie-
ousiy ior thea g save lis wife, telling
them Il they would only take her o.
board they could leave him to his
chances II vas q no avail. The boats
pulled away out q SIGHT leaving Stew
ant aud his wife % their fate. Bat he
vas not d,smayed Ike bah noticed 4
large rock uadsr her counter, aud L
The ship held together, perhaps al low
water they might reach Tic rock aud
climb up tue elf to tic laud. He ac-
eOrdugiy placed hs wife forward ana
pui a liie preserycl upon Ter, but Der
fright was 50 great, sue cliugng 10 hun
and running after him, endaugerng
her life ateyery moment, that he dashed
her forward. lie then got piece 81
plank Out the after Llw5e pipe t. the
rock auu ma fast tie spanker guy to
the end Of tho plank lie pat foot
rope on the plank aud rugged the steps
down to it. All this was done With the
ship beating and dasAing itself to pieces
tho waves frequently making clean
breach ever her Stewart then PIT a
running bovine around his wife waist
and bid her save herself She finally
made tile attempt, and reached the rock
bat just as she did 50 a great wave
buried her ten feet beneath it and she
was washed back under the ship. Stew
art succeeded in dragging her on board
again, Ia an almost senseless condition
10y the bovine attached to her body
With entreaty aud persuasion he induc-
ed her to make a second attempt. This
was successful She reached the rock
and before the wave came scrambled up
the preciplce beyond its reach. Stew
art then reached the shore himself BY
the plank aud rock. They
found themselves III desolate REGION
IN a sorry plight drenched, shoeess
aud but half clothed They sat out to
hnd habitation, but became lost in
the woods They endeavored to find
the ship again, but could not. While
wandering about in the woods they
were found by Mr. VIM. X. Corbett and
taken to his house and kindly cared for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

i seems there aas new pension
law passed BY Congress, after al, though
Il WIS on one q the last days Of the
session, and it j. just beginning 10 re.
eeiEe attention The law does moi
make ANY sweeping change Ii TIE
method Of paying pensions. but ii mod.
lies The present plan il way that can
moi fan TO be agreeable to pensioners
aud protective Of their interests. PAY.
menis ate hereafter to te made quar-.
trly instead Of semi-annually. the
agents forwarding blank vouchers to
each person on the rolls by mail, and
on the receipt Of these vouchers IN
proper form returning a check by mail
payable to the order u the claimant
Pension agents are allowed Thirty cents
ior making out each voucher which
the government is TO pay and no agent
can collect any fee whatever Of any
pcnsioner for bis services Also no
Of orney or ngent is 10 be allowed here.
after to collect fee Of over S25 for
prosecuting any claim for pensions or
bounty land
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

A. EuglsaAman d c5migg q ,hl
coantFy 40 Fisa. vito deserves Is ST
inpsl warmly Welcomed. d wc base 81
doabi BE- uiil be Tbomas Hughes.
ne author and Statesman. Is OTTO n tie
lev hngishmeu ebg have 4 correct IS
iiau q American Institutions aul sto.
dnrhg our recent cya war growing
oui q thc rebellion. wero lgt deceived
as u rs real character. ana therefore
vere afn irIeuda - ,be Union gause
TIE author 81 Igm Browns School
pays nt llagby merits d cordial re-
cp'ioo from a8 tfue hearted Amer.
cans
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

A week or two since d Massachusetts,
clergyman preach i a serman 10 rail
road employees, and thought it neces-
sary to base il on three texts, 50 select
cd as to make some wretched puus on
the implements Of the railroad craft
about the same time a Chicago divine
preached TO Base Ball club from the
text Where airs the nine Luke
HFii, l7l; and On Sunday last Mr Bee
cher "preeebed' on the impending war
IA Earope At this rate The period can
not lie far distant when tie popular
preacher entering bis pulpit on SUE
day morning. viii sesx his te1t, not
from tbs Bible, but inom a Gle Of the
daily newspapers & the previous week
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3tE bz6 Ta o.
gsau' 81 ts .aaH acA laai i
ofesaruej ID hng ser'ieai the paier
oe auh et aaJ pulls
aai Genes Immediately l. eaim.
81 iasi alfa asi watt two pounds
& fa. aa aai having uicA three
foatas 8 81 ilea Is uidtb i aai burn
irea s.zty tse.sliy aear consequent
huS e e 6lei only ouae 10
iraa III e 'oadesa days Another
a.sss advantage 5 thai ne wick eau
= tafaal dpsu sefy lea sithoat emit
ing ahg q that cleo ise aacIl which
ale ys gaa.actal1s go ordinary Pc
iroleam lamps under similar eifcum-
Stances
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

Notice is renewed from Washington
in relation to supplying artificial limbs
to officers and soldiers wounded in the
service Of the United States, that upon
application for limbs orders will be
given by the Surgeon-General upon
any manufacturer selected, who shall
have filed bonds to furnish good and
satisfactory limbs without extra charge
10 the soldier. Transportation 10 and
from the place of fitting the limb viii
also be furnished.
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The New York Tribune Of tie lllh
bias curious table, and one which Ger.
tain Of the peoples servants at WASH
nglon viii not take especial pains to
circulnie II is not unlike the reports
sometimes issntd a, the close Of high-
school term, giving The standing Of
cach pupil md showing who las work
81 and who has shiiked. Il is nothing
ltss than a tabulatod record Il the do.
ings aud iailures-to do u all the mem.
bets Of the lower house, setting forth
how many days each has belonged to
Congress and bow many OF these he
has been absent; bow many times lie
has failed 10 answer to his name when
the roll Was called, how many bills be
has introduced, and whether they were
81 public ~ private character II is
safe to say that it wjli be scrutinzed
pretty closely by those Who make and
anmnka Representatives. The cousti-
tneuts u TIC Hon John Mornssey mai
not be greatly exercised to learn that
b. has been absent 10 days ia SEES
SION Of only lG6, o. that 237 times be
failed TO respond when lis vote aas
wanted. Possibly bis absence has work.
ga no serious damage to the country Of
The party Of which he is SO conspicuous
light HIS modesty in introducing
bills IS also worthy uf bis signal quali.
hcahon as legislator But in ID,
conntry generally the document will be
scanned g some purpose We are
glad the showing has been made, and
Tor the benefit q tho sovereign people
81 Vermont We give the absences, 6e,
a their servants ~ Congress
The Hon G ~ Willard hos been Is
Jays absent. missing 70 roll-calls, aud
has introduced public and private
laHs The Hon " G. Smith was nh-
sent 81 days, failed q answer 10 l32
ioii.calls. and introduced 3 public ard
? private blls Tie Hon Luke +. 70.
laud vas y days absent, did bot Re.
spond 10 l39 roil-cslis, and introduced
] 6 public aud private bills In all.up
"a Monday night last The ron was
called $40 times aud 2,25S bils were
introduced, 81 which SIS we're passed.
The most industrious man 10 Con
gfuss. - isr Is this table shows. hss
been Aaron 4 Sargent u California.
uho has been absent ouly four days.
missed bnt Tart nine votes and ntto.
,iues,i thirty four bile, INT two u which
pete q private araeter. Is Is.
iNtsu ibe extremes reported above.
satgoHi aud AIotrissey. tie delegation
insu Vermont certainly maintains
respectable standing
we uust the Tribune eiIl eontmu.
rs relot,s Wp are curious to ~ ghai
clsrl they vii have o. ,be attendance
'd.the hoasg q Representatives Free
Pnths
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IUr utl grLY lU


A. t ls ta aBrs'a'
afa ofa saaal acea 3 =
Aos.lates asiuoa France sH3 Proc
- There e Is 9, e.5e. rspan g
iaiiis IS Wsiaasla} ae4r s4asbfaea
bu. there 81 e. osaffmsl5ry dispatch
- 8 uea.a doab.iea teibe case e.
iaaa 'is tiuc i ite rsPaftvtre tgae
A teu sitm.sts, base TAXED place bgt
le.il.sr s.da y 81 aay harry f3rsk tAe
Issue y gitai t4ile Prussia. cou6
deaf ID ths imueHse strength u ,Ga
ioussaes forming iae qaad,l4iofaH
who're Der i1oep are masscI. IS asa "a
T. re,y ull.,as 70 aci 81 ibe dsleBalyt
ior tie present
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

The French people Of st. Louis man
ifest no sympathy whatever with their
countrymen in their struggle with the
Prussians They decline TO take any
part in the movement, on the ground
that il may have tendency to indorse
the present ruler Of France.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

TREASURE TRoyE INA Furnace. The
city treasurer Of ST Louis periodically
has IN his possession large amounts Of
redeemed, but uncanceled warrants Of
the CITY, which are as good as money
When the amount gets large enough
Tor convenience, he delivers tho pack
cts to two members OF the ways and
means committee and the three digua-
taries proceed to burn the bills with
(the orotieally) unquenchable fire. To
accomplish this they go to the furnace
OF the Southern holel, solemnly and Of.
ficially dash the packets into the flames
and, If it is bot day, retire to the bar
as soon as possible to indulge perhaps
IN their fayorite restoratiyes. But, a
few days ago, a fireman, who saw them
thus sacrifice budget Of $4,000 on
their departure immediately opened
the furnace door, directed hose on to
the compact roll OF notes and soon felt
the ecstatic Joy Of j thorough going re-
yiyahst in Switching brand from the
burning The inside warrants we're safe
at least enough or them to provide
luxurious spread" Of 50 worth of beer
for the enterprislng fireman and his as
sociates. The anxious officials are en-
deayoring to compute the amount prob.
ably saved and meantime are so sensi.
tive to the smell OF FIRE that they take
their iced drink as rare as they can be
cooked.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

Ss9gg PEgnot2rM LAnr a neA
lamp i9F barring relt0ltum has re
emily been iairoAarel IL ffermany
whleh Is SAD % hafs many important
l,es laautleA Tle essential tsataie b.
Use lauap consists ia reservoir If VS..
ttt 10 ihe upper Peraoa Deaf = The
lane ~ tAsg ihe body IT the ail 10 rect
Exposed 70 lhe sanger oi ie.ug heated
j. proximity to iAe la4nlag aies I4c
Felro.eam u 70 reservoir leloa. and
the pressure q the RAleF forces il.drop
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

At Kingston Canada, a dry goods
clerk was recently accommodated with
the loan 81 a revolver TO blow out his
brains with, in order to spite lady
who had rejected him aud married an
other On sober second thought be
sold the revolver and got drunk.
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John Robinson 5 Estate.

GTATE on NEBM0NT( Ata Fruhate Couft hold
- Manchester District 81 a. the Probate Once 10
Manchester Ia and faf said District ou the lih ay II
July, lSld
Present Hon 3 H. BURTON Judge
hu eAeCgtfiX Of Suih TAy lur Jr mff special admin
istrutor on thr estate 81 Juhu Eatnsan late in
hail IN said District dcceased, application u au
adjustment % lhe Of said special administrator
Nhercup0b 10 was ordered that hearing on said ap-
plicatou he heard Probate Court 10 be holdea tie
Probate tHice Va Manchester iu said District 90 the
last "Wednesday 81 iuly 1870 and that notice ihtfs-
u D. gisen 70 ail persons Interested BY publishing
cerAed copl OF this order uFeo weeks sHeCtsiytl Ia
thc Manchester Journal newspaper prihjed 81 taid
ManrhoHtsr, previous 10 said time ufhearing.
Attest LUNELAND AUNsuN, Register
true copy Of record. Attest
LUNELAND NUNSoN, Register.
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NTtTE oF NEbNuNTt AZ Probate taafi ~ 10
- haaraastef nstfi.t 80 tH4 lfaasss larr lu
Manchester H aHa ff sais District ghe ib as5 ss
ley. lsf0
r. cssnf u " d nugrnN tadee
Toe AekeeHtrE uH the estate - = 81 TaFiaF Jr
lHf. II winhaH. Is saa nsifsg assuasfa iaa4assa 10
ffaaeT bet account
Whefrupua Was ordered thai sH1a aYpHfztuu ~
heHrd A. i'rohsiC Copri Oh Pc hoiafH a. TIE Pfo=
bale oiArs lH Manchrstri iu ssld District ga ttt "a
"Wednesday in Jelly 1870. aua that uaits JhcFruf o.
gitcu FL Al lersphs Interested ty pHhhshiut ceftinci
pa8A q ts 81 thfcs weeks slCafsitu ID thr NaH-
chester 1earual, 1cetpapei paated q ssia ManeHts
tfr, previous q said TIME " hearing
Attest 10y BLAND Mt NNuN RoeistrF.
tfRe copy 81 avCord Attsi
LUNtfANn MUNsoN Ecei.tef
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W. 49,, .taara

Eanan
ra InJa. Ab tr
Ihe ss@tus pmuas tspr ,iial
There wtr several sifms Eos ysstes
iss bascsu the al,aueel gaar,l, along
uss line 81 tbs frontier. but gave no De-
tails It's extremely difficult 10 Obtain
Intelligence ffum the scat Of war. AZ
coTTespondeudeuts are slriekly forbid
den from approaching the army lines
Quarters are piepann tor the Emper.
q and staff q sifasilarg. bot a. be i
now IL a s. Cloud be is net expected
e join The army ior several days
The number q volunteers who have
enlisted 10 The war is $1,000 Many
ledies also offer their services a. nurses
for the wounded
LATEST PROM loSroS AND BEaLlx.
LoSpoN. Friday, July ~ Ink
The army movements on both sides
are slow The Tribaaes correspondent
writes from Berlin. ON tbe 10th ms
that Prussia was actually taken BY sur
Prise Nobody contemplated war
Hence the concentration Of forces is
less advanced than with the French, nor
will Won Moltke be hurried There are
two ways Of mobi'izing the Prussian
army. he quicker is when regiments
march as they are, not waiting for the
reserves, which follow when ready. The
more regular method is wheo regiments
await their reserves tall their ranks are
full The latter and slower method has
now been adopted, showing that Pms-
STA is in no dread Of the threatened i'm
mediate invasion.
Enthusiasm and confidence increase
daily The feeling througbt Germany
is only comparable to that OF the North
when Sumpter was attacked. Still, the
financial and commercial distress IL ter
rlbe, and there are innumerable fail
ures Of old d strong houses.
II is perfectly understood in Berlin
that the German army, if victorious,
will march to Paris The railroad
freight traffic has ceased, and the pas
senger traffic closes on the GATH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

Il Gen Sheridan is going over to
Europe 10 earn war, We trust that the
hehgefent powers viii realize their re-
sponsibi.ity az teachers and be careful
aboat spelling him with long soiges AID
Slow campaigns. In he Cumean war,
Sc senl out very promising man to
hnsb his education there, aud paid
Pre- IS dtniiy for bis tuition, for be not
only issatd At ouf expense .hroe vol
bmos each as big as kedar, with use.
Iess beautiful pictures and maps 81 ey-
ef3ilHng IL raw. Int afietward, when
sc pot bin 10 command q our Own
iufces, Ls burrowed ID the sacred mud
q Virginia Tor long weary months, i'm
ag.ning himself confronting another Sc
1astopoi So Sieridans tour i to Be
q special service to The government,
and 20 compensated, We hope be will
uot repay the favor By forgetting how
he used % send ihc enemy phirling
Or lhe valley
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contains 1883 Nf tAr hrs3 AsutfI8ah Advertising Mes
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Waa desire 20 advertise thfif baesiHIss scientifically
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

n Berihemy the predecessor Of
NJ Para3ol, has returned from New
York o Washington having received
Instructions from Paris 70 delay his re-.
tafu home. and To temporarily take
charge oi Use French Legation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

A plank is on exhibition in East Sag
NAV, Michigan, and said to be The larg.
est plank ever sawed 1t is fourteen
feet long, eight inches thick and forty
three inches wide.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

The Connecticut river has now
large number Of breeding boxes anch-
ored in the river, containing millions Of
young shad and shad eggs, in all stages
Of Development.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

The tidings Of the drouth in France
and Spain, and the anticipated secretly
Of bread s,uif5, Las had stimulating Ell
feet upon our Western grain operators.
The war news, subsequently received,
rendered them anxious to deliver their
grain at tide water, SO great was the
rush, that even the enormous facilities
Of Chicago We're taxed 10 the utmost,
and every elevator is now crammed. At
last accounts, nearly five million bush
els Of wheat were packed away in that
city, being nore than three millions in
excess OF the quantity in store at this
time last year. Much apprehension is
felt lest this vast body Of grain should
become heated and sour, thus entailing
a serious loss upon the owners. Some
of il has already been injured in this
way
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26
3AYAMAs RESPONSE TO PRUSSIA.
Pans. Friday. July % 1874

HN''l 4 fN'"II VHI - IUIV'
The King OF Prussia recently inform
ed the Bayarian Government that, ac-
cording to the treaty, be intended to
assume command Of the Bayarian Army
embodying it in the Third Corpse. Bu-
varia Immediately assented, forwarding
congratulations TO the Prussian King
and issuing patriotic exhortation TO
the army.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

Gen sheridan will sail July 30 Ter
Europe to aaleh tie naf q 4 sheF-
mau alA command sber.iaas depart
ment during the laisers absenee.
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eT EMPLOYMENT :
EsoF ALL.

Boy anil 6insare o1rning from vi to SO per even
ing at III, fc homes 10 those who devote their whole
tine to the business We oner extra Inducements
Descriptive Catalogue Ffee. Valuable Sample % etc
Address CITY NOVELTY WORKS, nalloweli, Me
MONEY Timers, Farmers and Merchants who
dtVNAN vast TO make money address AZ once,
with stamp. A. T. sINKEE, INDIANAPOLIS Ind
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BOOTS & SHOES.

large snd superior stock of Bgsts and shoes con.
stanlly % hand comprising LADIES, MIssEs' AID
cHHDRENs' sEEGE,GoAf, FEEBLE cALfGLoyR
KID BUTTON aad POLISH Boots and SLIPPERS
N-ns Boys' ana Youths Boots 40 Slices aud Ruhber
soaasali 81 sblsh ana selling at REDUCED FElCEs
at my Store on seminary Avenue, shsfe am alssgs
happy e Fea pepile
h9tf I d coy
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Greut salt Lake City,
Utah, Jan. 2S, 1858.
UeneTW DUI
juno l6, 1866.

Utah, Jan. %, 1858.
Mr.. H. T. Hclmbold-Dear Sir: Your
communication requesting our terms Of ad-
ver,ising was duly received, but nom 4 pre-.
judice I had formed against advertising
"cures for secret Diseases" it wus left un-
answered. During an accidental CONVERSE
ton in a drug store tho other evening my
mind was changed IN the character Of your
Buchu. II was then highly commended for
other diseases BY two physicians present.
Enclosed please find our rates OF advertising.
Yours, etc., I. B. II. STENHOUSE,
Editor and Proprietor Of Daily and Semi
Weekly Telegraph.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

NoTICE-To THE CREDITORS OF
IN JESSE BEENE, n Bankrupt-ln the
District Court OF the United States for the
District OF Scvada.-In the matter OF Jesse
Bccnc, q Bankrupt. Notice IL hereby given
that. pursuant to an order made by said Court
Ia the matter OF Jesse Beenc, q bank
rup., on the lath day Of April, a. D.
1870, q hearing viii be had upon the petit:
ton OF said bankrupt, heretofore fled In said
Court, praying for his discharge from all his
debts and liabilities, proyable under the Act oil
Congress entitled IAN Act to establish n uni
form system OF bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March ., 1867, and for
a certificate thereof, before said Court, on the
2Gd day Of April, A. d. $50, at IL o'clock NJ. OF
said day, at the Medin Building, In the city OF
Virginia, county OF Storey and State Of Nevada,
at which time and place any creditor Of said
bankrupt, or any other person In interest, may
appear and show cause, fsany they have, why
the prayer OF the said petition should not be
granted. X. NJ. DAGGETT,
api3-l0t Clerk of said District Court.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
LMRRRIAL aILYER MINING

Company, location OF works, Sold nh, Sto-
rcy County, State Of Neyada.-Notee Is hereby
given, that ut a meeting OF the Board OF Trus-
fees Of aid Company, held on the Ith day
OF March, 1871. an assessment OF tIen
Dollars per share was levied, upon the capital
stock Of said Company, payable Immediately, In
United States gold coin. to the Secretary, at the
office OF the Company, Room No. % Hayward's
Building, No. 4l9 California street, San Fran;
cisco, California. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remsin unpaid on MONDAY,
THE ELEVENTH Q1th) DAY OF APRIL,
A. D. 1910, shall be deemed delinquent
al the close Of business on that day, and will be
duly advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before. will be
sold on TUESDAY, tho third day OF May, lS,O,
10 pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale. by
order Of the Board Of Trustees.
ID. A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
Onicc-Room No. ~, Hayward,s Building,
No, no California street, San Francisco, Cal.
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TESTIMONY.
Cure Of Gravel of Five Years. Standing
Stone Passed and TO BIO Seem.
Savannah, Tenn, May IA, 1869.
n, n IT. HELMBOLD:

Savannah, Tenn, May IA, 1869.
DR.. H. 7. HELMBoLD:
Dear Sir: We introduced your "Fluid
Extract Buchu" In this country about eight
months ago, and are happy to stale that it is
meeting with universal favor. We wish to
inform you Of one instance (among many
where your "Buehu' has worked wonders.
A man in our county, named J. B. Estell,
had been suffering about five years with
gravel. About six weeks ago he bought Of
US one bottle Of your "Buchu," and before
he was through with n bottle he passed a
gravel that weighs eight grains, which we
now have on exhibition in our drug store.
He SAYS that he will never be without the
"Buchu" in his house again. Your prepara-
tions are gaining favor every day.
Very respectfully yours, etc.
EccLHs & H1NKLE, Druggists.