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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-04

The objects Of this suit are to obtain q dissolu-
ton Of the marriage between the plaintiff and me
defendant, and divorce, according to the acr OF
Assembly, Ia such case made and provided. and to
obtain Il dec re burning and preventing the de-
dIstributve share, or other interest, right title,
or estate, in 10, or out, Of the plaintiff real or
personal estate during his life or after ns decease.
and giving to the plalntitf thu care, custody. and
control, of the plaintiffs son by the defendant,
and for general relief.
Affidavit having been made before the CLERK OF
the said Jurt that the defendant Is not resident
of this State. motion of the paiL tiH by his at
torncy 1t Is ordered that the said defendant do sp-
pear hcre within one month after due publication
OF this order aud DO what IL necessary TO protect
her interests: and that this order b: published
once week for four successive weeks In the ktch-
mond Dispatch, newspaper published IN the
city Of Richmond, and also p'stcd at the front
door of the courthouse of this county on the first
day Of the next term of the county court Of sale
county.
: copv-Test: VI. OLDHAM, Deputy
for William IL. d. GUSTS, Z. &.
UPsuCR i. Quincy, p. q. u 1IFaw
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PAPERS.
.AGAZIEES.

Having unsurpassed facilities In our business.
we fIatter ourselves can please our customers.
To getters-up OF clubs special inducements VIII
he offered ELLYSON & TAYLOR,
next to Dtspa!c! building.
Ia ID sw&wlm Richmond, Va.
CHECKS, NOTES. DRAFTS, BONDS,
" BILLS OF LAnISG AND EXCHAnIE,
legal blanks; CLERKS, SHERIFFS', COEkrA-
BLES', and BANKRUPT BLANKS; STATION
cry OF all kinds BLANK-BODkS made to
order In superior style; NEW LAW and his-
CELLANEOIfS BOOKS.
RIA .SlDnI.pH & ENGLISH.
IA 2l--dSw 1918 Main street.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-01-25

Good Friday falls on the 18th of April
the present year.
Brigham Young, Jr., is said to have
dropped $1,000 at faro table in New
York, Bad for an apostle
John l.. Farwell, cashier of the Clare
mont On. H. National Bank, has Just
received one thousand dollars and costs
from the Vermont Central Railroad Cor
poration, for being put off the ears at
Charlestown some years ago.
Among the students at the Propaganda
in Rome is a jet black negro from South
Carolina, who was originally taught his
he, h'c, hoc by distinguished Catholic
priest Of Charleston 1t is said this ne
gro is one OF the best students in the col
lege, quick, has a very retentive memory,
is well up in the languages, and devours
theology by the yard,
Mr.. George W. Childs, of the PuJh,
Lecije, has issued an almanac for gratuit-
ous circulation to his sevcnty-two thousand
subscribers. AS specimen of beautiful
Typography it is certainly very attrac.
tive little volume, while il. contents are
selected and arranged with excellent
judgment, and is intended to furnish an.
nually fuller and more comprehensive
summary Of useful facts than may be oh.
tanned from sources usually available.-
Sunday Mercury Jan. o.
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gave her medicine and attended to her
wants, taking rest as best | could.
| could not have endured much longer
was worn, and pale, and thin, and felt all
the time as if were dreaming.
One morning | sat in the rocking-chair
beside her; John held the baby as he
sat on the other side of the bed Her
hand was in mine-he, little bue-veined,
wasted hand, on which was a beautiful
ring, the gift of a brother who had died
far away from his home.
She said in low voice, looking fondly
upon me: "Chatty, you are so tired !;
but you will not have mother to care for
tonight. Iwish you would take off this
ring and put it on your own hand, and
wear it for my sake. Whenever you
look at it, remember what | have often
told you lately-how dear you are to me,
how much love you"
Before noon that day the strange
silence of death came stealing over her
face. knew what it meant. We had
SO grown together it was like rending
life from me to part with her, and with a
cry [ fell back family. Dying as she
was, she heard the fall, and turned her
head to look, and died with her last long
gaze fixed-oh so tcnderly and lovingly !
--upen me-.
And this is my testimony-the record
of ono mother-in-law and l telli it, believ-
ing it may do good and perhaps be light
and lamp to the feet of those who may
have and hold in their hearts the desire
to do unto others as they would have
others do unto them.
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WHAT ARE
CASTLETON SEMINARY.

The next term of this Institution under Rev. r
@. Williams, Principal, will commence on We'd
nesday, February 9th, 1870.
This Institution is in full and successful opera
ton, prepared to offer the very best advantages to
pupils desiring to pursue any branch Of study. 1t
is the determination Of Mr.. and Mrs Williams to
maintain their acquired reputation of thorough
ness. They are determined to give their best ef-
forts to aid those who are in earnest to acquire
what may be truly called an EDUCATION
An Elementary department is carried en- in
separate rooms, and instruction suited to the ages
Of the young scholars will be impaired in such
subjects as is most profitable for them
The course Of instruction in the higher depart-
ment Of the Seminary will occupy four years Di-
plomas will be awarded to those who complete
the Course
PRIMARY YEAR. Arithmetic Geography.
Grammar, Hookers Natural History, Peterson S
Familiar Science, History and Geography of Yer.
mont, Map Drawing
JUNIOR YEAR.-Arithnetio, Algebra ueog,a-
ply, Physical Geography, Grammar, Analysis of
English Language, Rhetoric, Physiology, Botany,
History.
MIDDLE YEAR.--Algebra, 0eometry, (op.ional)
Geology, Chemistry, Geography of the Heavens
Philosophy Of Natural History, Botany, Poetry.
SENIOR fEAR.-Natural Philosophy, Natural
Theology, American Literature, Mental Philoso-
ply, MORA Philosophy, Poetry, History Of Ciyili-
ration
Reading Writing Spelling Composition. Doc,
lamation, (by young gentleman), during the whole
Course.
Information upon important matters occurring
at the present day is impaired to the whole school
TrITioS;--Tuition Of Primary and Junior years,
$500 per quarter; tuition of Middle and Senior
years, $1,000 per quarter; French, Latin, Greek
German and Spanish Languages, extra, s. 90 per
Music, $1,000 or $500 per quarter; Drawing
$500 per quarter; Painting in Water, $500 per
quarter; Bookkeeping, s4.Oo per quarter. No-
cal Music will be taught to all, and a charge made
to ench scholar of one dollar per quarter.
Boarding pupils will pay 5000 per nnnum
which includes Tuition in regular English branch
es, and washing of eight pieces per week.
All bills payable quarterly in advance, and no
scholars received for lees than one quarter.
For further information please address the
Principal, or
A3ml q. N. WILLARD, Secretary
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The WoMAN's JouRSAL.-This is the
title of handsome eight page weekly pa
per just started in Boston, and edited by
Mary A. Livermore, Julia Ward Howe,
Lucy Stone, VIM. Lloyd Garrison and T.
w. Higginson-an able corps to be sure.
As may be inferred from its title and
from its editorial staff, it is devoted to the
cause Of woman suffrage, and judging by
the first number it combines Judgment
with ability, discretion with sharpness and
moderation with brilliance. 1t seems to
treat the subject with less ascerbity and
more dignity than the other journals de-
voted to it, aud We have searched its col
umns in vain for any evidence of dema-
gogism or amazonianism or cant. The
articles are high-toned, manly and woman.
ly, and Of themselves are evidence as well
as argument in favor of the reform.
The terms of this paper are SO year,
invariably in advance, and should be sent
to Henry b, Blackwell, Box 1897, Bos-
ton.
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Q q q 8 6

TO THE WORKING GLASS; We are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant EN-
Ployment at home, the whole Of the time for the
spare moments Business new, light and proHta-
bic. Persons of either sex easily earn from 5Jc.
to % per evening" and proportional sum by de-
voting their whole time to the business. BOYS
and girls earn nearly as much as men. That all
who see this notice may send their address, anc
test tie business. We make this unparalleled offer:
10 such as are not well satisfied We will send 81
to pay tor the trouble Of writing Full particu-
lars valuable sample which will do to COM
mence work on, and copy Of The Peoples Liter
a'y CoSpdmos-ons of the best and largest iami-
" newspapers published-all sent free by mail.
Reader, u you want permanent, profitable work,
address T.. c. ALLEN & CO.. Augusta, Mane.
B3wl3
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-01-25

Josh Billings says: The mewl il
larger burd than the guse or turkey 1t
has two legs to walk with, and two more
to kick with, and it wares its wings OH
the sides of its he'd"
A little boy of Provincetown. four
years old, very anxious for drum. the
evening proceeding Christmas eve, Oh
going to bed made the following prayer
"'Now | lay me down to sleep | want
drum, Il pray the Lord, want drum,
my soul to keep, and if l should die be-
fore wake | want drum" His
prayer was answered
A young mau in town in Australia
who kissed lady against her will, ha.
been sentenced to two months imprson-
ment. 4 dear kiss, that.
Several Of the Catholic prelates assem-
blcd in Rome having waited upon the
Pope to protest against the regulations
drawn mp for the conduct of the proceed
ings Of the Ecumenical Council, they
were informed by his Holiness that the
members Of the council have not the right
of discussing the merits or dcmerits of
these statutes
THERE is youth who, every time he
wishes to get glimpse of his sweetheart,
cries Fire" directly under her window.
In the alarm Of the moment she plunge-
her head out Of the window, and inquiries,
"Where?" when he POLITICALLY pats him.
self on the bosom, and exclaims, "Ere,my
Carolina -
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sOROSIS.

The following stauIas are taken from poem
o unknown hand, which was read at meeting
le New York Sorosis "a female elub)
The shades of night were falling last,
As through an Eastern city passed
A blooming maid in blcomer drcst,
With this device upon her crest
Sorosis
Her brows were kind; beneath her veil
Her eyes blazed like comets tail
And like martial bugle rung
The tones Of that outlandish tongue
Sorosi=
Try not the polls, oh maid, beware
The seheming politicians snare;
Twas all in vain the old man cried,
For still that ringing voice replied
Sorosi,.
Oh stay, the young man cried and rest
Thy waterfall upon this vest!
4 tear stole down her painted cheek,
But still she answered with q squeak
Sorosis
Beware the baleful company
of Franels Train and Susan B.
This was bold Greeloy's warning knell
\ voicc replied, You 60 lowell
Sorosis.
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WE WANT AGENTS EV.
ERYWHERE

10 canvass for Henry J. Raymond aud New York
journalism, an Octave volume Of 800 pages beau
tifally illustrated and richly bound; being a life
and history full of deep interest to all The au.
thor, Mr.. Maverick, Managing Editor Of the New
York Evening Post, has, in this book, revealed
many scenes Of string interest never before shown
to the public. Canrdsssrs for ibis srork uiA d,,ire
great benefit from gratuitous editorial alce,tisinq
Send for descriptive circular and see oar extra in
dueements. A. = HALE d co, Publishers, Hart
ford, CT. 42wl
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LORILLARD'S "EUREKA"

Smoking Tobacco is an excellent article Of gran
uated Virginia.
Wherever introduced it is universally al.
mired.
1t is put up in handsome muslin bags, in
which orders for Meerschaum Pipes are dali,
packed.
l0RlllARDS "YACHT CLUB "
Smoking Tobacco has no superior: being denico-
tinized. 1t cannot injurc nerveless constitutions
or people OF sedentary habits.
1t is produced from selections of the finest
stock, and prepared by patented and original
manner.
1t Is very aromatic, mild, and light in weight
hence 1t will last much longer than Others; nor
does IL burn or sting the tongue. leave disa-
agreeable atter-tsste.
Orders for genuine. elegantly carved Meers-
chaum Pipes, silver mounted, and packed in neat
leather pocket cases, are placed in the Yacht Club
brand daily.
LORILLARD's CENTURY
Chewing Tobacco.
This brand of Fna Cut Chewing Tobacco has
no superior anywhere.
1t Is without doubt, the best chewing tobacco
in the country.
LORILLARD'S SNUFFS
Have been iu general use In the United States
over ITO years. and still acknowledged ''the best
wherever used.
1T your storekeeper does not have these arti-
cles for sale, ask him to get them.
They are sold by respectable jobbers almost
everywhere.
Circulars mailed on application.
p. .LOR1LLARD X CO., New York.
SSw12
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Agents Wanled,
FOR
THE PHYSICAL
LIFE OF WOMEN

Fifth Edition Ten Thousand now Ready
BY GEO. H. EAPHEYS, NJ d.
Tho most remarkable success of the day. is
selling with unprecedented rspidity. 1t contains
what every Man and Woman ought TO know. and
few do. 1t will save much suffering II required
a brave and pure Man TO write upon the The
Right Time to Marry" "The Wedding Night"
"The Limitation Of Offspring" and yet receive the
decided approval Of our best Dvnes and Physi-
clans Being eagerly sought for and the Agent 8
work is easy Send stamp for phamphet etc,
to
GEO. N CLEAN. Publisher,
..-t.. School st., Boston, Mass.
l2wi Or Ssnsom Street, Phils., Penn,
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Kill the Demon

Of Pain. woleott's Pain Paint removes pain in
stantly, and hosls old Ulcers. woleotts Annihi-
latsr cures Cstarrh, Bronchitis and Cold Ia the
bead. sold by all Druggists, ssd lsl Chatham
Square, N. Y. l2wl
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J. STYLES, Photographer, Op.

~ pOsite Post Ofhoe.
Pictures Of all kinds made In the most perfect
manner. Frames, in Gilt, Black Walnut and Rose
wood. Albums In great variety. N. B.-Psrtie-
aiar attention paid 70 copying and snlarging old
pictures. Photographs finished in Oil, Water Col.
ors, or India Ink. MIDDLEBURY, VT
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DOR SALE.
MASON l. BUILDER.

The subscriber would respectfully inform The
people Of AiddIsbury and vicinity, that being dsS
sirous Of sstabiishing himself among them a. Ma
son and Builder, he 10 now ready 70 do ell kinds
Of work In the several branches Of the trade, and
having hsd fourteen year. experience in this busl.
give entire satisfsstien. whitswsshine done
daring ths winter and spring. Special attention
psid 70 nice naisAins. Rcilsr setting, 10. Ad-
LUKE W. BOND.
Middlshsry, W., Jsp. ia, is7o Ilwt
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WHAT EVERY PERSON NEEDS

IL some remedy fer habitual Costiveness. " |
would advise all those who are troubled with Dys.
pepsia, Cos,iyeness, Piles, Biliousness, Headache
or any form of Indigestion to use DR., HARRI-
SONS PERISTAL1IC LOZENGES."--ETISHA
HUNTINGTON, N, D., Ex-Lieut. Governor Of
For sale at No. fremont Tenn
pie, Boston, by +. A. HAfRisON & CO.. Propri-
etors, and by all DruggistsG Mailed Tor co cents,
87m2
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- TEWART 4 ELDREDGE, Attor.
neys and Counsellors at Law.
MIDDLRBURY, VT
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ORGANS ut greatly reduced prices.
~ Three new Fvo Octave PARLOR ORGANS,
excellent tono and finish, warranted for five years
ut greatly reduced price. S9,,f
Bristol, Dec Is, 1859 b. b. STEWART
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-01-25

I H. SIMMONS Il CO., Dealers in
- Books, Stationery, Artistic Materials, Mag
Asines, Newspapers, Pictures, and Picture Frames
--Brewsters Block. MIDDLEBURY. VT
}. u. SIMMONS. A. s. TRACY
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\R. S. 7. ROWLEY, Eclectic Ply
- sician. Al his residence on Seymour St
su MIDDLEBURY, VT
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| RA w. CLARK, Attorney l. Coun
selcr at Law and Solicitor in Chancery
Al MIDDLRBURY, VT
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LBERT CHAPMAN. Middleburv

IA Vt, Dealer in all kinds Of Horticultural
Stock; Apple, Crab Apple, Pear, Plum and Cher
ry Trses, STANDARD or Dwarf,) Grapevines, Rssp-
berries, Currants. Evsrgresns and other Orna-
nsntai Trees, Flowsring Plants, Asparagus Roots,
&C., 10. Sc
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-01-25

IL W. JUDD, Manufacturer and deal
La or in all kinds Of American and Foreign
Marble, Granite Work, &c. With Old Middle
bury Marble Co. ltf
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T AND FOR SALE.
30 ACRES, or 80 acres " desired, Of Creek
Land, near the "0T Bow" Bridge for sale by
tlu L. d. TwJTCHELL, Assignee.
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nj TRIP Sheriff for Addison
As County. Office in Stewards Block.
4lu MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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. \ZRO MEACHAM, Dealer in Ready
~ Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Va
lises, Furnishing Goods, &e. BRANDON, VT
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NJ Ii. EDDY. NJ. D., Physician and
ANI Surgeon. Residence two doors north of
DIR. kitehels, on weybrdge Street Office in
Brswstsr's Block, Main Street.
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~ L. ROSS, M. D., Surgeon & Ply
W sicisn. Office next door to Ira W. Clarks
Law Office Room ut e. J. Sopers. Is
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-01
THEATRICAL MORALiTN.
SSs ID " sskisg Actresses Win Spends
eLstu rpeusss-A Husband who
~ ssass iss sisase"-Luti iis Ws6.
ems GsmbieS.

fsY. CJrr, spssd' ~ i1ui- Rapulaienn.l
a member VI Tue lheaiT.cal profession
lately speaking VI Chaflotto Cnshman,
lhrn.n,ei her lonely condition and the
hard fate tlat has brought her no husband.
Aud, In conseinencoI lci my memory run
through the long, long lot Of my profes-
sionm acquaintance and SUM up thtir do
mvIle happiness, \ partial inentioiling
uf those called 10 MIND cannot GniI ~
win the sternest advocate ofnhritul biiS to
nay opinion, that In ce!ibacy the theatrical
female receives the srcatcst boon OF
heaven, aud that II the histrlohic Char
lotto ever laments,,the want ola husband Ia
whom To loayG her well earned dollars, she
has also been spared the much greater
misery of seeing thsm fiy from under her
nose, for tho allurcmont and dolcctatton Of
strange aud unknown women Probably
no other class have ever suffered
80 much from the pcriidy Of men rs that
much abused profession the theatrical.
Rich perhaps In flmc, in money, in
beauty, in tnlont poor indeed have they
been In love, und how richly some IF these
slighied ones have deserved the happiness
they soughtan never found, I;..
Tho noblest of actresses mothers and
wives, Adelaide Ristori, brought to this
country, handsome, good ior nothing
husband who, during her absence at the
theator, SO conducted himself ut the vim
dows for the capiiyation Of opposite hoard.
ing house yomep that an outraged husband
hnt him arrested for the ,aOst Shameful
and disgusting practices. Many time
late at night, after her wonderful persona,
ton VI Marie .fj.ioanetts or Eti'abqh |
have seen her going home with servant
as cscort-her son and daughter at some
party, tho Marquis always away I'LL all
hours. Sho would sit alone st l,erfhtle
supper, and go weary in body andtbnlto'
her bed, while those her talents supported
Pursosi'their own pleasure. One Of tho
best actresses America ever produced tolled
year altar ysarla her. profession, hma'sed
u large property, married. poor nan
!, aISi has tho great regard now. VI
\ passing her days IN ssstond
class hotel, and witnessing her husband
preside over n dJamatlc harem and make
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-01

hmselffamous for proniscuous love affairs.
Another, who own. whole hlocks Of brown
stone buildings, has taken to herself that
desirable articlo--H husband nc par
with a handsome agent, wander about the
country taking lots of money; the little
slave ncs about the stage and the husband
flies about the front; making charming ac-
quaint anccsamuug the country maldens,
takes the littlo wife home after the per-
formancc is over and returns like the
dutiftll hus band he is TO the agent to
"count the house, and see alls right, you
know Oh, if Madame could see that
house counted, and the oysters and cham
pngie, Anafhe innpsant hrhls who insist
NJ the counting she would hy after a di-
'vvrce cNshs first trsin 70 Chicago. -
Lucille Western saw Acrs hard earned
thousands time after timeSdlqst ut gam
sbling table, in night and bore the abuse
gamblers wife usually Mas to, till her
her spirit rose and she severed connec-
ton that was uncomfortable. The amiable
Mrs. Prior has dragged through fifteen or
twenty years of married iiifc doing her
IShpusework, educating her children, and
earning cvcry dollar thatsvas used by the
family. Tcould gil a column of = paper
with the names Of these marital victim:
IN the theatrical ranks. know Charlotte
Cushman, knowing MS much rs she does
Of professional unhappinssS is perfect,
satisfied with her lot, though some of thu
ignorant sympsthiAc with her husbandles
condition ID.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-01

connection with tho earthquakes., l
once owned an old "Navigator of the ohio
and Mississippi Rivers published in 1926,
in which an elaborate account OF tho
descent Of the Pennsylvania and the earth
quakcs was given, and cannot, | think
be mistaken as 60 the year 1918, The
steamer New Orleans was at The port in
the winter. of 1sli-l5, and served Gen.
Jackson wen butll am very certain she
only arrived that season, therefore the
'old correspondent Of the 4rdtd has
bctn teti back some two or thcc years.
But it is II very small matter, and can
easily be corrected by any one who will
give himself the trouble ofconsulting m
carly edition of the "Nheigator.' 49,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-01
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains Letter amt
the Letter from hts Mother:

Ter 'Dn baTrarks, No, Alfil ~ is..
DIR john bull Dear slr knowing ~, 81
c.cncy Of your sT-paT.lls, and the healing NJ
folio" as sisf~meni 81 mycu.s
IT,. woupued d'ou tso years agO--wa. iak'
pr psusf and"Onhp.ifpr slSte'a md nits. B.I
nov 80 efi.n. my wounds have not healed y.
have not sat upA moment since aAs Nuuud-
am .hoi through the hips, My general heal
~ impaired, ami need something TO assist u
tgTe, hsS. NOR. faith IA your saisapaft.la ,h'
m anything olse. ] si-i that that j. geLuiu
Please express ne a hall dolct t1ttlr-, n,
0hige GAIT. Z. l.. JOHNSON,
~. Louis. Mol
J., S-Ths following was written April 50, I'D
b. If-. Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt. joh|
Ion.
bk, JOHN HULl.-ncar Sir; Ny husband, II
= Johuion Wa =klllful surgeon ami IhysI
ltu 10 CrB'rd S.N York. where be- died, l.aYl
o." above G, i. johnson IN my care. Al th.T'ci
years 81 sg". he had chronic dlaTrhra Il
scyofult, fur which gave hIm you sarsapariiI
TT CURED HIN. have for ten years rccol|
mendei 4 90 many 10 Ncs York, Ohio and low
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Pcrteri s,f~ess has attended u The tTe' cgoc(
IL soms easG " sergsia and fster sore VfS, 9!S
H.!rsru'ggs. ] am very ANXIOUS for nay .oI "a az
have Tucoursc 10 your sarsapafiila. lie - fear !
OF getting n spurious article, hence ms Whiting
YOU iort HIS wounds we're terrible, but |
leyt hesil recover Respectfully, ,a,.