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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

Immediately following the action of the
church accepting the advice of the Coum.
ell in the dismi>>ipn OF Rev. =. b. Fisk.
the following resolution Na> Introduced
and passed by a strong majority:
ReSolred. That We accept the action OF
Council with deep regret. that a relation
50 pleasant ana one that has been 50 prot
table to u>. ami which promised 50 much
OF future good. should bc 50 >uua tcini.
hated: and that We still declare tina, We
recognize MIR. Fisk IL an am"a~~adur oI
Christ, and thai we Will be- clad To see
him in Our pulpit whenever circumstances
Will ALLOW.
Prdcham Corner rcioic'S in the -h1dc
OF an elm that might he called ,.rt-ct lad
not two limbs been amputalcd in order t.
permit the erection ola house. Ii -Irar-
est diameter at Two feet from the .rruuI.
i i icrt. lis -irth AT the same height l.
II feet 3 inches. or following the >rip"n.
tine course OF the bark. IL i"cl inches.
After >li=ht shower on the 18th. which
did not wet the ground beneath the tree at
All, the space lett dry wa> found To- he 81
feet. II, brirht /. r,obahIv FEM n fifteen,
fee, more than itS br...dfh Tb,,. ,r,
men Iivin,r in town who remember vI.,
Sad,lI, horses were bilrhrd tn i! nv H..
bride. ~ q il ha~. we b lfrvr. the usual
tradition uf all biz trees in this ~c,riur.
that a man brought il into Town - q rid
in~ whip. and stuck il Gown where il now
furnishes.
Ga Monday. the funeral Of Mr.. Sarah
J. Watt. wifi. of Rev. l.. :. Waits of Ran
net and dau,rLtrr of De, l & ,'L,,nb.r-
laiI, of PrIcb3rl. .yls attended h,.. I,,.,..
conrour<c of nroplr. Mr.. Vans, I.,th
was very sudden ipd,rJ T,ri!. .,trr. I,,.
hr,. dancer ,y,s rnt rrII,. r...,Iiz.L anal H..
hrr,iI,..I h.r I,..,,S 80, s,,..l,,.
IN. 2lrh inst Her los. viii H.. t,Ir ....,...,.,.
X by the C,p.,r,,,fi,n.,I .,,i,.,, ,,f p,r-
NET. She, WAS p,or,. tI,,r u.u.,iI,- ..,.,-
.cctic. prudent and iufluruti,! ~ ! n,.f,,...
wife. How then can we estimate, her lbs.
to her cumpaufon. who i Iru ,Inn. with
the care Of 4 daughter Irs, than t,y,, v,..,.
old. AID to those who were immrdi,tnI,
connected with her: Indeed y, ui.,j,t
say 10 the larrr circl. at ho,. .,..,,,.,i,,,-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
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LyHdOI3.

The circulars announcing the program
OF the temperance picnic at Lyndonvile
Grove, the 18th of August. have been is
sued. from which we see that there are
advertised as speakers. Hon. Geo. W.
Grandey of Nergennes: Revs. l.. ID. Bar
rows. OF y. H.: c. W. Gushing. OF Mass. a:
z. Is. Fisk. L. &. Tasker. VI. Powers. j.
&. Robinson, Spencer. |. McAnn, Col.
AXGelI. and f. W. Parker, OF Vt. Music
will be furnished by the HarringtOns. aud
The choir and band from Bradford. Each
party will provide his own refreshments,
and everybody is invited. The railroad
will carry tor fare one way. Trains arrive
at Lyndonville at 9 and 1l.30 A. NJ, and
leave for the north and south at ). p. NJ.
The object of the picnic il TO give Il new
impetus to the temperance cause. rescue
the fallen, and TO rear stronger safe
-uard around the youth.
Some twenty Years ago a few citizens of
/ Lyndon raised a small sum of money bv
subscription, and erected marble mon.
ument to the memory of deceased ReyoIu.
iionary soldiers who were buried in the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

cemetery at Lyndon Centre. The names
of the following eighteen patriots were
cut upon the monument. together with
their ages and date of death. If there is
another cemetery in Caledonia county
that can show such \ record. we should
he glad to publish it. We are indebted to
j. p. Quimby, Esq. for the names and
dates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

Mr.. Drake, of the consolidated Ga,
Co.. OF Boston, is now engaged in putting
IN several "a> machines in this Village
MeS>iS. Horace and Franklin Fairbanks
have them at their dwellings: Mr.. Thad-
deus Fairbanks i to have one at his new
brick building on Main street; and there
are also machines going in at the Athcn-
1um. south Church. aud we presume sew
eia! other buildings. The first cost of Il
machine tor 80 burners is $500 only. but
il l. claimed that the light is cheap as
kcrO>cut.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

dozen years old, was coming down th,
steep hill west of f. ID. Bloduett.s III.
hoidback strap slipped over the iron. let.
ting the wagon upon the horses heels.
me horse ran. capsizing the load in the
middle of the hill. It was fearful tip-
over. but the women were very little hurt.
lhe blueberries were all spilled, and the
wagon somewhat broken. Workmen in
front OF FL. Fairbanks. Stopped the horse.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
From The .Nt,r York Tribune.

The new "nd 81 catly improved Family Machine which
has been perfected AT cr than of
mcnt, IL tn latest novelty offered by this Company
/ hi machine finer needle than other, anC
hs- perfect devices for hemmng, ling, rufiiin bind
in c'rdiug radng, etc, capable the .des
range OF work. 1t IL also simple, VITA few part earl.
adjus ed compact positive and quiet i'll act with
tension, and liz pleasant object to look upon il
the hou and be heat ily ommended and
mcndtd 10 all who wish to supply Themselves with th
modern home necessity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
Fares ia ne EJOO,IS.

severe lii"~ have been raging in the
forests ia Victory and tie east pant OF
Concord tor nearly two weeks. 4 times
'hcy have been apparently nearly cxtiI.-
@ui>hcd. wren Il windy day would revive
thcn aud ,hcy would rage with great fury
j he C.Iouth has been 80 severe that tn,
ever%Iccn> burn like tiuder The people
are praying Ter rain-tor until that comes
tie fires sill o"rn-no human power eau
put thcm ont. The damage to the wood
land i immense.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
H.. CALIFORNIAN.
lCAi AND STATE ITEMS.

.N-.lEN. VI, FRIDAY. JULY %, 1870.
--...,. l. IA this section OF the State will
~. --- % the interest OF the CaledC-
.. .. I'm rs local items promptly and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

The remains OF Henry b. Stacy, late
American consul at Rcvcl, Russia, reach
cd burlington, his former home, on Sat
urday, and We're inferred the same eve
ming.
Gen. O'Niel, the Fenian leader who
Is Imprisoned at Burlington, denies that
he has made any money out of the broth
.yrhood, in proof Of which he says that hc
: without Il dollar to fee a LAWYER. or
Il cent TO buy postage stamp" while
his wife and children are suffering from
poverty.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
i Il.MCc CNHiIMcIOL..


The up train over the Montreal road
Monday after noon. took on hoard Il mai
II tIlycIhill who was foolish drunk. He
insisted on very familiar terms with the
passengers. Some he ould hug AMI kiss
others lac would hu~ without kissing.
The az Wa full of gentlemen, ladies' and
children. some OF whom were very much
frightened and all thoroughly diS~uStcd
The Interference Of the c0nductor-onc
Fcrgu >oIi-WaS sought. when thi> brave
guardian OF The passengers. after looking
The IUiliIn over lett the car. Endurance
longer ccasiuy to be virtue, a gentleman
formerly from this town. who was ON
board With his family. asked the drunken
man t. lit down and be q Iict hut Foolish
kept up his taRNrImS. when our selt-ap-
pointed conductor took him by the collar
and led him through the ear and rhurkcd
him into the saloon. and held the door
until tiIcy arrived at WoOdSvillc. when he
put Jim OH the train. This proceeding
had the sanction of every passenger in TIE
car; and orr friend could, il necessary.
have had the help OF hrOad->hOuldered
man from Dlnvilc, who evidently itche,l
to &c hold OF the drunken brute: but it
was not necessary. When the conductor
next came through that ear. he wore a
very >hccpiSh look.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
Business 1lntifes.
French - Circus,

y. NJ frenchs Grand Oriental Circus and Egyptian
Caravan, with r.nowned and exhibitions of AMI
inaIs, giv's two exhibitions in ST. Johnsbury on Fri
day afternoon and evening July 90 This is undoubt-
edly the beet organized company in this county. Mr.
frhch mas been happy in securing the best talent and
strongest attractions in this department of amusement
His troop has been greatly augmented this season.
in talent and fine horse which he well claims
peror to anything travelling. The press in all
ton ct the country pronounce French Circus to be
only he largest but decidedly the loudet and best that
has performed under their notice The distinguish
ed riders OF the period, NH CalotA Deerg, Mr.. Jas.
Is. Cooke and Mr.. William Dutton, with French's
Circus Also, the wonderful Zanfaretta Family and
the celebrated Caron Family. Besides Mr. French ha.
-eced the chief humorist of the day, Mr. George VI.
Clark whc by common consent the aures of the
champion Clown of America Then, in addition to all
OF the above, Mile Mile Rosetta her daring and
puarled feas on thu flying trupel, -uccessfully cha
lcngcs the admiration the world. The BedOun
Arabs never fail t. give the unboundcd satisfac
hon aud have been justly styled the most marvellous
gylEna-t OF the age. Herr Isul Schro in the DIN of
Fix fcrociou lions, the concluding in this great
chow.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

took TO scare the overseer into compli-
ance with his demands. The overseer
finally ascertaining that the family had
not been so well provided for by the
father as they should have been, without
asking him even to part with his gold
ring, ordered some flour to be taken to
the mans house. 1t was done. Since
then, members of the family have been
about the street begging, and accusing
the overseer and the flour dealer of send
ing them poisoned flour. People should
not credit these stories. Able-bodied
carpenters, when they can find all the
work they can do, at - per day should
support their families and honest men
in need, even if not well, would first sell
valuable lewelry to supply the wants of
their families before applying to the town
TO do it. There are men though, who
move around from town to town. and
seem 20 find it easier, or more in accord
ance with their incinations, to demand
a living from the public than earn it bv
honest industry. Such people should he
exposed. The poor of the town are sup
piled with good flour, and none other
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

1t is said that deaf man will 90 five
miles out OF his way to walk on a railroad
track.
Won Moltke, commander of the Prus-
sian army, is SO silent that he is called
the european Grant"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
The FAMILY MACHINE,

with attachments for all kinds of work il the fvorite
in tie HOu, hold, shown 10y the sales of year
anu uniting to erhty-TiN thousand seven hundred and
c-hty-onr machines. which far exceed those OF any
9th Company.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

.. First National Bank run out some
.G-.m- awnings on Monday. The
.-.e.u. about the brick block seems
.u4 sidewalk.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
/ OST

Lat saturday night c,;nrr covered MEMnRAN-
DIN BOOK. With the It 'Irttyc.t, Sopcr' upon
the ouid,. \ person lc.v.il the thi- office
viii Ice zu;.... Z, wardcd. IL
EXCURSION TO ...
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

.... Guard against tires-the great
.4.s that could hetall our village
m- of drouth and scarcity OF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
Fire ut LyHdOu.

The Ingalls, tannery, Just south Of
Lyndon Centre, caught fire on WedncS-
day afternoon, from sparks from the en-
zine falling upon the roof, and was en-
tireIy consumed. The house was saved
with difficulty. Insured for S2,OOO.-
Charles Ingalls, had sold these premises
to Il Mr.. Gorham.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

hev. b. F. Ray. formerly of this town.
has been dismissed from the Cong. church
at Hartford. VT, and goes to New Ipswich.
\. II.
II Is understood that Rev. L. b. Fisk.
jus dismissed at Pcacham. will accept the
call rendered him from Lyndonville.
Rev. Geo. Y. Wcbber. how professor in
Nliddlebury college, received the degree
OF DID. at the recent commencement at
Amherst College.
We understand that W. =. smith. ESQ.
of this place, COT the law firm of Ross 4
SMITH is to deliver Masters GRAFTON at
Burlington Commencement next week.
Capt. +. W. Harrington OF this place.
has received an appointment in the Gus
tom house at Island Pond. and has al
ready gone there.
Hiram Adolphus Cutting of Lunenburg.
received the honorary degree of MD"
1t Dartmouth last week
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

uItdF, ANA were inferred the same eve
ning.
Gen. O'Niel, the Fenian leader who
Is Imprisoned at Burlington, denies that
hc has made any money out of the broth
rrhnod. in proof Of which he says that he
= ''without Il dollar TO fee a lawyer. or
Il cent to buy postage stamp" while
tl~ wife and children are suffering from
poverty.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Sheriff Bean. Of this village, neatly
Gagged an escaped villain last sunday.
Some time since tappears Il man named
DAVIS stole quantity ut goods in Bo>-
ton, wa> detected. Indicted. baiIcd in the
sum OF $4,000, and abscundcd to Canada.
Hlr. lican has for several weeks had =
description of the man and been living in
wait for him. Last SUNDAY tie unlucky
fellow came 20 Dtrw's hotel, on Canada
side. near North Derby. and from the
description Drew nj oucc recognized him
Drew soon H,c,u,c intimate with him.
ave I'M ''suthm' t. take, and invited
aim t. CATER some OF his guod horses.
The fellow, uu>u>Ptcuu-, readily con-
S'"'''' Wien IRE" drove INTO N'rm"nI.
where 4 couple We're in waiting Tor Davis
and took INN Inio "durancr vile" He
was Yesterday cor United /" lall at lr;Is-
bar "E ShrIIli bo1'"-E.I1,e.
In passing Lake Caspian, at Greens
hurr. tnr other dav We drove oul to the
h'h'Hri''f camps - So now the Erpp!,
"N'' anu eng 'E'" themselves We found
~'''c '"."'! "t more M"h'p'i rites.
sumo '-''''l-' some r'''l'g' some ''J"y-
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
fSHi'E'C.

fSHIjtc.
Burke has twemly->ix more inhabitants
than in 1860.
We had a heavy shower here Sabbath
evening, which was very grateful after the
intense heat and drouth.
Fctc0!'k.
c.. J. Herring has sold what was for
meriy known as the Whippie mills, to q.
W. Dow of Coventry, and :. ). Gilbert of
this towA. The mills. together with 100
acres of land. brought $4,000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
ObitU0rU.

Spencer Clark, aged IS years, died in
this place, July %. OF typhoid dysentery,
at the residence of his son-in-law. Lambert
Hastings. Esq. Mr.. Clark was native
OF Northampton. Mass, but became an
he removed TO this town a few years since.
While a resident of Lunenburg he was.
at one time, Judge of Essex county court -.
and always useful and prominent and
greatly respected citizen OF the town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
STATE AT LARGE

The Post offices at Barton, Enos-
burg Falls, Mclndoes Fails, Middletown
Springs, Newport, Peacham, Perkins
vile, Stowe, Swanton, and Waltstieid
have been made money order offices.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

..H.ad street keeps a night watch
..- dry time. with pals of water
.g,auirnt distances. to use in
...r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

The Venerable Archdeacon Scott, of
Durham, Canada East says, that n, suffered from Dys
peza more than twenty-five year, but that three weeks
use of the Peruvian syrup Iron Tunc,) has benefit
ted him 20 wonderfully that he can hardly persuade
himselt of thu reality, and people who know him
i-tanishcd at the chaug-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

Dr." from North Danville
-a." tue village Monday morn
.ii-'tre tell down upon the
'.' causing aim TO run with
Ilr. drew turned him in
."' Col. Fairbanks, in doing
"-'n> struck ;he gate post, and
'.'d himself. doing no dam
,nc harness.
10Y '!'e.noon. a. i berry wagon.
ffcuch woman aud gill II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

West street boys have been Ell
PIP" people with some pictiy tai!
ia" past week. On Thu -lay
,i.c Was very near the heay-
. over Rev. Mr.. rhayer'>
.Ac cad Of the >'Iiug wa~ on
. D.. rc~trvoir-fyc thousand
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
Speflal 3lotlrrs.
Masonic HalI---Union Block.

Dyspepsia or Indigestion / opp, cssion after
''tin=, CT hclcInr up OF wint, and away- follows
iNGE> -iv. p rInaurt rcli f. They pleasant port
able. d, rcquir, iucr # doe. and fail
Also. warranted 10 r. Kind Of iTLE- For -lc
No fremont Tempe, Boston. - l.. \. HARRISON
co, Proprietor, and 10y ali Druggists Mailed for
to juucGjuly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
nlLLIS.

... l.. !. Titus will preach at the
... church Lex, SUNDAY afternoon.
Free Baptist church in this place
.,p.u-c with their afternoon sell
l.i weeks.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

.-'' "y'|.
-~.ioGai Church at the Cen
..~ '"HU. narrowly escaped
h.r. Il few days since. \
"amu- near the ground
-'." 81 the house. but by
...t Inc building was
'4.' hole burned through
4 small lad had been seen
'r'ni,y OF tue lire just prior
Al Il ilnc 50 dry a. the
....' Vigilance cannot be OBJ
-."'.u"- against fire. Every
De-. 90 matches byOnd the leach
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

y little girl AT Mortified, while pick
IN berries recently, about five miles wco,
OF the depot village discovered some bears
engaged III the same business. The rcxl
morning two brothers 10y the name of
brooks. and Wan. Nea ton, went to the
pasture and found them taking their
morning lunch on the berries They
shot III" dam and one cub, the other old
be- 10 two cubs escaping The old
onc "yl2ncd about 100 pounds, and was
IN very Door condition.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-06-09
An Honest Life.

The poor pittance of seventy
years is not worth being a vii
lain for; what matter is it il
your neighbor lies in a splen.
did tombs Sleep you with in.
nocence. Look behind you,
through TIE track of time. 8
vast desert lies open in retro
spect Wearied with years and
sorrow, they sink from the path
of men. You must leave them
where they fall; and you are
to go a little farther, where you
will find eternal rest. What
ever you may have to encoun.
ter between the cradle and the
grave, every moment is big
with innumerable events
which come not In succession;
but bursting forcibly from a re-
volving and unknown cause, fly
over this orb with diversified
influences. g" ah &g.TaJ u ar
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-06-09
TREES And sHsussC 81 Cf r oHfC. Siffis,
BY REV. 6. a. WARREN.
HEART. LEAygp MAGNOLIA.
TNaOnoIia Corddtd,l

HEART. LEAygp MAGNOLIA. F
Magnolia Cordatq.l
This is a very fine. species
Of the Magnolia family, which
is found growing only in the
Southern States particularly
IN Georgia and The 0arolinaS,
where it is seen to flourish In
all its wontedyigor. The leaves
are long.petioled, afour' to five
inches long, and three or four
broad, being nearly round and
hearkshaped. The al flowers
usually expand about theloye,
lys lysrpsFppt mouth of June, tor, the first
OF July; they are exceedingly
delightful, being about, four
inches in diameter, of a pretty
yellowish color, marked within
with fine red lines, AS they
unfold their creamy richness,
beneath the golden rays Of the
mid. day sun, their elegance is
almost untold In its native
soil it generally attains the
height Of forty or fifty feet, with
a splendid straight trunk,
clothed with deeply furrowed
bark, differing greatly in this
particular from the Large,
leaveds Magnolia, whose trunk
is smooth. and Jwhitish. The
fruits cylindrical, and isabout
three inches longo AS an or
namental tree none can posi-
bly, surpass it. When carefully
cultivated in the garden or
pleasure grounds sit blooms
very young, and abundantly
sometimes producing two crops
ina season. To see this pret.
ty tree standing on the taste
fpl. lawn dressed in the moving
tanning breeze, and then to be-
hold its gorgeous masses OF
yellow blossoms rejecting the
warm glowing rays of the
prime chee.er Of light, as he
looks IN boundless majesty
abroad, diffusing his heat and
glory through natures vast do
main will not fail to receive a
lasting impression of that
which is grand and delightful.
Those who have grounds to EN-.
bellish with trees should en-
ploy this one.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-06-09
From one of the Oldest Prin.
ters in the State of Illinois. /
OYrlox or TIE VINO AND REPuBLIcAs,
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OftlOE OF Tue AMI nbfUbblCANr 4
QUisor, Ills, August, %, 1865.
MEssRs. PRINCE, WALTON &
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio--Gents:
l find your Robaok's Bitters,
after using two boxes in my
family, to be a agood egg
Send me another dozen by
United States Express, and if
you don't want local notices to
the amount, charge 1t TO us on
advertising account. Regards
to Mr.. Walton. Yours, in haste.
JAMES J. LANGDON.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-06-09

PLEAsANr H1LI, MINN- April o, 1866.
DIR. CIV. RoBACK, Cincinnati,
O.-Dear Sir: Last fall my wife
had the liver complaint so bad
she was unable to sit up but a
short time. ! had a physician
doctoring her for some time,
but the medicine he gave her
seemed to do little or no ooSd.
l was advised to geta bottle of
your bitters and let her try
them, and see if they would
help her. So l thought If one
bottle would be good, two
would be better. and | got her
two bottles, and when she had
taken the last bottle full she
could do most Of her houses
work. II got her one more,
which entirely cured her, and
she looked the best ! have
seen her for. four years. We
recommended them to several
Of our neighbors, who have
used them with great success.
Address iol ,5nettB ot sollTal
dtis aORVIS, A. MASON, aii u
Pickwick, Winona Co., MINI.