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Death of Mrs. Scott.

Mrs. Celia f. Scott, wife of George
H. Scott, Esq, of Vergennes, Vt, ami
only daughter of Calvin Goodspeed, Sf
Vergennes, died suddenly at her homie
In the first named place, on Sunday the
9th inst. Funeral services took plade
at her fathers residence en- Westfoid
Street, on Friday afternoon, ReY.
Frank r. Morse, of the Worthen Street
Baptist church officiating.
/ was informed by her husband that
three weeks prior to her departure, she
had presentiment of the same, and
wrote letter, sealed it, and giving it to
him, remarked that she did not wish
him to open 1t until after her decease ;
that on opening the letter, as she had
desired, he found full directions for con-
Quoting the exercises at her funeral.
Among others things, she wished but
little form on that occasion, viz: read
ing appropriate passages of Scripture,
and prayer.
She was IA lady of rare intellectual
cultivation-a contributor to several
leading periodicals of the day, and was
formerly teacher in the Salem and
Charlestown public schools. She left
over one hundred and fifty articles that
have not been published-somep possess
ing great merit-and several hundred
can be collected that have been publish
ed in some of the best periodicals of the
day. The following was one of the last
that was published -
Death and Life.
81 Give me great thought
To strengthen for this"
Breathed the lips of the dying,
As he passed to his bliss
"Give me great thought"
When the death dews lave
My feet, as they pass
To the cold, quiet grave
All, they need great thought
The dying the free
Some beautiful Promise
Ofglories to be
But they-the yet living,
The struggling, the bond
Comes no beautiful Hope
OF a blissful beyond
Oh, gather the great Thoughts
And cluster sweet songs
Round the feet of the struggling,
Amid all their wrongs
For the Desth-ho brings weakness,
And strength to forgive;
But the life-hour it needth
More strength far to live.
She leaves child but few days ole
and all who enjoyed the pleasure Of he
, acquaintance will sympathize with til
| sorrowing friends. Truly, Gin tn
midst of life we are in death"
= Lopeu, (.Mass.,) Por Popnh.
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e.., e III .,,,,, o. lac
nortrnit oi Tie Tx. ' cdnieuiuii. S.horIes
James MATTHEW'S, aiiu ~, NV o.Iie; soou
iiiustIa.i1h7 WIN nv ",.s NJ
ITIEa.1 ", q, Ill, ~ r,-,,nao
Mirloi" -no,'oli' ,.ID ~. ~, y,
ol rue i.osI May .. ,r h' 1 pir"ta',,
Nl".c,'-i, i;t. lug, t,o uo,'' ,atni'
anu o'''ci ii'oi"'! ."'.,e' " .''''
The Atlahtic monthly lor Marcn
comes in hurry TINS month, WIN
most OF the otner magazines nut WIN
no signs OF undue haste IN its varied
table OF contents Inc nrst hrtlcle Is
by DIR. 1. Nj. Brown, IN nm songsters
have most able ana effective champ
ion. j. L. lrownridge harri'tes an IN
terestlng TRIP FROM ienhsylVanla
Hills to Minnesota Irairies.' Mr.:
"A Romance of Real Life :" and
George r. Woods has another called
.The Blue River Bank Robbery !"
Junius II. Browne writes of the "Ad-
yenturers and Adventuresses of New
York prof Wilder has scientific
sketch. headed. "Time Works Won
der "Culifornia Earthauakes.n as
Marriage Holy ?" and Hopes of the
spanish Republic.n are among the
max inc n vcrv readable number.
NE ThhCIi, fun ~ II ;, Us 80 Ht ~
Condos 70 Know or not to Know ;
The Ross Telescope The Romance OF
Medicine Lasts Hours of Mary Queen
of Scots, Islam Lambeth ana the
Arclpishops hsIoi' vi vie Ue," 1r
T S,,r,,r, e., Now Poems Frederic X oe.
tnic. Inventor of the Steam Printing
Machine Rain and Rain Doctors ;
Chaacterlstlcs OF Modern RAINING
nn pote no' pnotrv Seionce '' Art
E ol. Illnstrated Nv tine head of
William Cullen Byrant. Published by
c,,vv rop N,pcu Co,to,ts
Put Yourself in his Place; At Cam
bridge University An Editors Table,
The Lost Bird Letters from Havana ;
phe pr'nfe o., W"lfs il,rfe ears mn IN
r 1.I',,1 Real piglin"' C;limnses into n
Portrait Gallery The Galaxy Miscella-
ny; Drift-wood Literature and Art ;
Nebule.
The March NUMBER OF DEMoREsr's
MONTHLY MAGAZINE Is all aglow with
literary gems useful information and a
beautiful display oil the spring fasniohs'
NO magazine 'ha' COMES 70 our 'apie Is
mi" :, "o..'",' g as;er hoa nu,'onnsr,S
Ma sn oa Th" 49, aro olmoma n
al,'a;aa a. 49, ,,;nt - ot,roo,;ons ond
ort;st;c hoouty Each Subscriber at ga
hesides secnrino n model parlor magazine
also receives as a premium large and
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T.. u.
Middlebury, Feb. lst, 1870.
NOTICE.

~ All of my delinquent friend. are hereby
respectfully informed that | cannot buy goods
without cash, nor do l wish to; conseq ueutly
must have SETTLEMENT and PAYMENT of nil
accounts, on or before March 18th, A. d. 1870 or
l shall be obliged to resort to measures that
should prefer TO dispense with. Also that from
that date READY PAY asa rule will hc adhered to-.
Your very truly, dc.
J. :. CHANDLER.
Kptop, Vt, Feb. 10th, 1870. AVA
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Bradley's Superphosphate Of
II M E!

supply Of this superior fertilizer now on
hand and will be through the season, Buy carly
and carry home by sleighing.
II. A. SHELDON,
Feb. 2lst. 4st
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Our Young Folks for March has a
profusion of capital illustrations and
reading matter of the first quality by
j. Il. Trowbridge, Col. Higginson, Mr.
Parton, Mrs. Diaz. Mrs. Whitney,
Edward Lear, and other acceptable
writers to the young folks.
The demoniac Spanish volunteers
have murdered twenty-five persons in
Havana since the killing of Castanon
at Key West, and the bloody work is
still going on.
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NNE MORE CALL

All persons having unsettled accounts with
Langworthy Bond must settle them before
March l, 1870. they will be left in the hands Of
the proper person for collection
Middlebury Jan l. 1870.
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D AY YOUR DEB S.

All persons indebted to me are requested to pay
me, if you have the money,-if not, borrow it
if you cannot borrow it, give me your note. Il
you will not do either, 90 to Cali ornia and
main until you can look an honest man in the face
Ii. A, SHELDON
January :, 1870
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A UCTION.-ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

viii be sold at public auction on the premises
now occupied by D. N. Casey in Whiting, ON Sat
urday March 9Th, 1870, abous sixty tons of hay
aud IFS bushels Of potatoes Sale to commence
at 10, A. NJ.
7. BRo0KINS. Assignee.
shoreham Feb, 18th, 1870, wi
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1870.
$4,000.
$4,000 LESS THAN IT is WORTH !

Having concluded to turn my attention to other
business than farming, propose to sell my farm.
L. 1t contains 100 acres, about ten acres of nice
wood, fine variety of land for tlling, moving
and pasture. Has upon it two hundred young
Fruit Trees. Is we'll watered, having running
water in two rooms in the house, and in all the
sheds and barns; has Fish Pond with stone wall
30x40, and ten feet deep, always full of clear
spring water. The house and other buildings are
in good repair 1t contains of the best SITES
for building nice house in the county; is but
few rods from the College and only about one
fourth of mile from OF The best graded schools
in the State.
T.. d. TWITCHELi
Mddlebury Feb lst 1870
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MARRIED.
DIED.

=
WALTON Sunday Feb. 18th, 1870, at thu
residence of Mrs Il. B. Parker, Mrs, A. II, Vail
widow of the late james Vail, Esq, of Troy. NJ
r., in the rs year of her age.
BoorH.-On Fob. 10TH at his residence in
Ferrisburgh, Mr.. Henry Booth, aged IS years
WILCOX. In Orwell, on the 10TH inst, Scarlet
Fever, Arthur, infant son of Rollin and Kate
Wilcox aged months.
GRrswoLD.--In Mt, Pleasant Iowa, Jan. 9th
1870 Mrs. Nancy l.. Grswold, wife of Joseph r.
Griswold, aged SO years. The deceased was for
merly a resident of Middlebury.
MlTcHELL-Ofconsump in East Middlebury
Feb. g. Alice, daughter of James and Elizabeth
Mitchell, aged IA years and three months.
Alice was beloved by all; her kind heart and
affections won the esteem of the community 81
large. Quiet and submissive, she yielded all int
the hands of her Savior, desiring to depart and b.
with Him. Her end was peace. s.. W. B.
HuBBAaD-In Granville, Jan. 6, 1870 Arm,
Hubbard aged 81 years.
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She leaves a child buta few days old;
and all who enjoyed the pleasure Of her
acquaintance, will sympathize with the
sorrowing friends. Truly. "in the
midst of life we are in death"
LoweN, (.Mass.,) Vor Popnh.
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DISQUALIFICATION FOR

January 8, 1870,
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AUCTisss sALEs-Fu.urs Days.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
tue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of veck,en-
sss Ct q oe.Ssss s.
shall, on the 10Th DAY OF DECEMBER. is,a
sell st the residence OF DR.. Paul G. Venabie, thB
following property belonging TO tho said r. G.
ist. HOME TRACT lying partly in Meeklsu.
burg and partly In Charlotte counties, ON Blue-
proTements consist of most excellent DWELL
ING.HOUSE. and all necessary out-houses, in q
thor ugh state Of repair ana Preservation The
gro 9TH OF wheat, The grasses, and all other crops
grown IN this section.
stone creek, in Heckenburg county. adjoininz
the lands Of Spencer cPhsii and others and con-
taining seat acres: The Improvements consist Of
| very good DWELLING.HrUsE with neces-
lent young orchard OF peach and apple trees. The
| landis very fer lie and adapted to The growth Of
81 u' qbs f napTC e III
Charlotte county, sdJoiDiug The lands Of Richard
Russell, Judd, and others. and contains $40 acres.
H aS and ali necessary ESo "" in good
state OF preservation. This land Ia also very
good, and adapted to the usual crops OF the Sec
9TH. The BURTON TRACT. This tract lies in
| the county of Charlotte adjoining the aforesaid
"h;me tract" ard the lands OF Beckett and oth-
ers, a. contains Ao acres The improvements
tolerahly good. The land is OF pretty much the
same description as the other lands above de-
scribed. Possession TO be given the lst Of Janu-
airy. 1871.
These lands lie mostly within abon. LIS miles OF
! the kfchmt nd and Dapv.lle railro d.
TERMS The Mansion trait for ope-third cash.
and the bal3nce on a credit OF one Two. ana three
years, the purchaser I" execute bonds for the oe-
fcrred payments, carrying interest from the day
of sale, and the title 20 De retained nbti.th Whole
due of the property. enough IN cash to pay the
costs Of SUIT and expense OF SAFE, and the balance
on credit of one. two three, and foar years the
rity. Tor the deferred payments. carrying Interest
from the day Of sale: but should the purchaser
prefer, one-ihird cash, q, d the balance as 1ors-
to be retaine until the whole o. the purchase
money is maid. JOHN W. SPF NCEl.
Commissioner.
GAINESVILLE, VA, Nov. IS, 1870.
no lo-eodds
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pccoIIeet,ons of IhnckeraF' oy 1nF'
Fields, of BVStoB.
From the Atlantic MoNthIy.J

From the Atlantic MoHihiy.]
Daring Tbs ckcray's first visit to America
~ ;nIhiy knew no bounds. and 1t became
,,.,:,,>ary often to replcss HIM when he was
wtISjnc the streets. | we'll remcmher MS
,,,rolrious shouting and dancing when ne
WIS fold that the tickets to hi> first course
y, readings wee all sold; and When we
rode together from his hotel To the lecture e
hill he lnsis ed Oh thru.ting both his long
lees out OF tue window, Ill deicrcnGe' as nc
sid. to his mognanimous t!cket-hoiuels ;:
An Instance OF his procTasl h!tlon oceuA1eu
Tho evening Of his list pubic appearance
in America. His icctu WIS "'Nsi.
ia t,kr place at hat-oast seven. ana Wheh
he wns Informed OF the hour, be SAID he
wonlJ try and hc ready ut o'clock, but be
thourht !, very douottrl. Horlifed at this
assertion, | tried to impress unon him the
;mnortauce OF punctu.!ily on this the night
of his first bow TO an American audlchce'
At7S | called for him. aid found him not
only uush,ved and undressed for the even
ir.. but rapturously absorbed III making
pen-and.ink drawing TO Illustrate a ra>sISe
In Goethe's "Sori ows of WERNER l"r
lady, which illustratlon-a charming one,
By the way, for he was greatly sEl!eu III
drawing-he vowed he would hnlsh peiole
he would bulge IN inch in the direction Cl
the II omit the adjcctlye) Melodcon.
OF hackeray's first experience win
American oysters. Mr. Fields write:
In London he had been very curious IN
his Inquiries about American oysters, as
marvellous stories, which he did not believe,
had been told him OF their great size. We
had taken care that the largest specimens
10 be procured should s;artlc his unwonted
vision when he came to the table, although,
I blush ut the remembrance OF it now, we
apologtzed in our wicked waywardness 10
him for what we called the extreme small
ness Of the oysters, prom'Sin" thlt we
would do better next tine. Xix bluatcC
FallSiatfiIn byalyes lay before him III thci:
shells. noticed that he gazcd ut them
anxiouslv. with fork in hand, then
he whispered to me, with LOOK
of anguish HHow shall | Go it!'
described to him the simple process by
which the trce-born citizens Of America
we've accustomed 10 accomplish such task.
lie seemed satisfied the thing was feasible,
selected The smallest one in the h1!f-dozen,
and then bowed bis head rs if he were say
ing grace. All eyes were upon HIM TO
watch the effect OF a new sensation IN the
person OF great b i,ish author. Opening
his mouth vely wide. he struggled Tor mo-
1ncut and then 81 v:-1 ovCr- hell Wei
forget the comic look Of despair he cast
upun tie other hye over occupied shelves.
broke the perfect stiffness by asking him
how he felt. "Protuuudly grateful. l:e
ga>pcd. land as if had swallowed little
baby"
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BY Francis I. IsbelL,
Auctioneer and heal Estate Agent.
Eleventh street, between MAIN and Bank

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
| ZEAL EsTATE, OF The s9q rd1s .I9 u
AND ADAMS, IN THE CiTYfF RICHMOND,
Ar UcTISS yistT3 Of deed Of trust ir9 ON
Monroe building Funding Association, bearing
date IN The 9Th day Of JaDuary lass, AMI duly re-.
Court, D. B eS b. page 2O7. and BY dire ton OF the
Board Of Directors Of sad soeia' lon ,s ;hs
of Decem err 1870, at oct ok P. N, p .eed TO
cell, upon the premises al Ina. LOT or PAR B,
Richmond, fronting on the souih side Of Broad
street 50 feet and running back l23 fe9tto m aty.
being the same property conveyed IN said b .rhsm
by c. Il. Powell and wife by deed dated nth Sep-
TENDER. 1859
TERMs Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
executing this trust and to paw the said Associs-
ton the balance due upon fines, charges, dues.
principal and int, est intended TO be secured by
said deed Of trust.
SAM'L T. BAYLY. (r-rs,sas
FRANCIS T. ISBELL,} A1a''e-
Sale conducted by FRANCIS T. lsBELL, buo-
uoneer. oes
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By Cook d Laughson, Auctioneers,
corner or Governor and Franklin streets.

A MEXICAN CARBON WORKS, FOB
n MAhUFACTUhE OF BOHEBLACK, AT
AUCTI1N.-On FRIDAY, 73d December we Will
sell, at % O'Clock. on the premisss st PUBLIC AUG
ton, the property, ZEAL and PEKsON Al,
known rs he A MEXICAN CARBON WORKS.
The said works are situated on Gfllie's creek,
near The city OF Richmond, and are only few
wards distant from the Richmond and York River
rail- Dad.
The land mpon which gaid works are erected COM
prisrs about TWO ACRES. The works EN- brace,
among other 'hings,
ono TWENTY. HORSE ENGINE, in COM
plet. runping rider;
One BONE CRUSHER,
One OR NULATOR,
SHAT ING, SETTING. &C.
All the machinery Is ne ., and believed 10 ne COM
p'ete: so that the purchaser Of the works can I'M
medlatsly comm nee operations.
FMS Is the only esta blshment for the manulac-
ture of Donebl .ck In The South, and the location Is
admirably adapted t. the pu'p pose. The bones
used In The III ,nufacture can be obtained In suln-
Client quantities and upon favorable terms. II is
neleved that such an opportunity for Investment
In lucrative business Will rarely occur.
Terms ut sale. Title indisputaDle.
BY order OF
CbANDLER & MORTON. Attorneys.
Cook q LAUGHToS. Aucts. de l3-let
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DR.. KEYSER

DIX, kEfSEh
Is q physician Of over thirty years. expert
ence, and graduate Of the Jefferson Medical
College, and Of the University Of Medicine and
Surgery Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. II. T. HEMBoLD: Dear sir,-1n regard to the
question asked M as to nv opinion about Buchu,
would say that have used and sold the article In
various forms for the past thirty years. do not
.h.nk there Is any form preparation oft have
not used. or known to be used, In lie sariouo dc
eases where such medical patent would he indl-
Gated. You are aware. we'll as myself. thst 1t
has tesn exten. v;ly employed In the various dis
eases Of tbs bladder and kidneys. and the reputa-
ton Il hiss acquired IN my judgment, is warranted
by the facts.
/ have seen and used rs before stated, every
form of Buchu-the powdered leaves, tincture.
nnid extracts, and am not cogniZ mt Of any pre-
paraton of that plant at all equal TO yours. Twelve
years experience ought, I think, TO give me the
right TO Judge Of its merits, anc, without prejudice
or partially give you precedence over all others.
T value your Buchu for Its fleets patients.
hs We cured with It. and seen cured with It more
diseases Of the bladder and kidneys than I have
ever seen cured with shy other Buohu or any other
proprletary compound Of whatever name.
Respectfully yours, &c..
GEO. II. KEYsER, NJ D..
No. 40 Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa,
August II. 1865.
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BY Wellington Goddtn.
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent
corner Bank aud 18th gtreets-

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
ACRE, ON THE. VIII sAN2BTPG TthS'
PIKE, TWO MILES BELOW RlCHSnSH. ny
virtue Of deed OF trust given for portion 90 tns
Schrener, bearing date s;b Angus, 1889, duly ~
cVrde In Henrico Comfy Court, shsl', In Ae'
cution thereof. proceed 10 sell al public spe on'
ber 1870 80 l? O'Clock - ut fair; II not The G,ss
fair day thereafter ,hs, VALUABLE fAKN
located US above formerly owned by j. J.. nsf,
Esq, containing SlXTY-Sl& ASO On e liz IN
AIRES OF FERTILE LAND. The irprove.
neuts thereon are very excellent. emotsciHS
every building ususlly found ON such ISL! ~,
TERMS: Enough in cash TO defray cfltaeSn,, ~
sale and to nay Of two negotiable noies IL
fell due s-ll February, 1863, atsou1tsng toesne.
ss7s IS, on which the Int crest has been psiu % Nv
Of December, 1859; snd NJ TO tie reo,eue OF -.
proceeds Of sale, on such terms as saiA oe "N
nounced on or before the day OF sale ,,.,o.
de- s W. GOt DIN, IIGeSoo
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OFFICE OF THE POLICE JUSTICE.
u 1r,1IMnNn lee z 1HID.

OFFICE OF THE POLICE JUSTICE.
RICHMOND, dee. I. 1870.
TO WHOM 1T MAY COSCERN.-Ihe
l. following articles remaining unclaiined In
the custf DIV Of the Police Court on the FIRST 1oD,
day In December 1870, will, unless sooner claimed
and Identified, be sold at pu' lie auction ut Inc
First sarket Hall on WEDNESDAY,, December
2Ist at O'Clock Z. NJ:
dozen Pc 'KHT KNIvES
l bundle THRE ID,
lot of J 80 ELRy,
rolls OF RIRBDE.
lGLASS REkLFCTOg
lOp-irs LADIES' HOSE
PISTOL (horseman'sl
SWORDS,
MANS SHAWL,
BED-QUILT,
Tot Of CASTINGS,
KAZORS.
gross SHOE .STRISGa
! gross HOOKS and EYES,
small DISHES,
oHANDKERCHIFFS,
&C Its REVOLVEES (ne7yh
SHO r.GUN,
Hoop SKIRT,
lot OF ROPE,
pair Of PANTS,
lCdAIN. anr,
By order OF Police Justice ]. ]. WHITE.
E. Is, CHALKLEY,
de I'd Sergeant OF Police
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BY A. &. Pulliam, AuctioEeer.

Undivided HALF OF A HOUSE
u AND LOf IN MANCHESTER FOR SAL f
tho heifs OF Arm Spriggs dec Will sell at public
auction. at 80 O'Clock z. NJ on FRIDAY, the 1s.h
CAY of neccm O.. 1870, tho USDIVID" ID HOIETY
If the LOr In the town of VI ,nchester. fronting
81 feet II Hull street theug ut the corner OF Hun
and 10Th st ee.s,) ana running back les feet and
thereon
snd they will at II O'Clock VI. Of the same dav,
sell at public auction, ut the late residence Of The
Richmond opposite to the County Courthouse,
all the Illus HOLD and KITCHEN FUR NJ
TURn. belonging to III estate of the said Ann
hrrQgs: and will reut or let by the month said
residence.
TERMS Cash. ROBERT &. SCOTT,
GLr. u. WISE.
A. C. PULLIAst. Auctiopeer. dei2
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PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL
IA OF TWELVE YEARS STANDING
STONE PASSED AND TO
BE SEEN.
BURNSIDE, CONN, Dec. Is, 1850.

BURNSIDE, CONN, Dec. 49, 1850.
Or. Helmbold:
Dear Sir.-Tt is with much pleasure that write
vou unop facts respecting myself. I do not know
hardly how to express myself. have prom TOT Tue
last ten or t-plve years the greatest sufferer man
could be and live but more sometimes than othe's.
The com plain t was the 'kldneys" and "oi 'oaer'
Have consul ed doctors both In Massa' hufetts a'u
this tate, aud taken pills may say, by the quart,
also u1uored medicines; but found no rei'ei
from any, and got worse the last SIX mon' U.s.
T was 90 that l could scarcely get about.
I could not rest night or day. IL "ouio
soon have been "all up" With Inc II.
had not seen your advertisement In The Berkshire
Courier headed "Ridneys." / read II through,
and thought would try It. lpurchascd oottle'
but mind you, had not much faith In L. why
should /, when had been trying SO many th'ngs
and cost me 80 much Well. began taking II ana
before lad taken the first bottle felt oao ouI
flushed Il and got another. by the time LOOK
half of the second I still got worse apparently.
When I walked 1t seemed as II my right Kidney
was falling from Its place, and felt really pau.
felt so be fore had nnIshed the second tha'l naa
IN ade up my mind 1t was no use trying any tnore
and all this time the 5uchu" was doing ,ts WORK.
but did not know II, so gave IL up anu "eht W
Hartford to one or the best doctors In the city.
He said 1t was the neck Of the BLADDER aud shcuo
have to undergo An operation. he gave me ue"''
cine, and went home quite down. hearted. On
Sunday l was una le to go to church. / had not
taken any CT his medicines. bu, on my return con-
t!nued using "Buchu.' and late In the afternoon
OF that day passed the ugest stone or gravel you
ever saw covered over with little pieces which coll
lected together Il LOOKS the color OF mrd tur-
tie and hard as n flint. 80 you see the "Bucbu"
was doing its work, although was telling so
badly procured another bottle, thinking there
might be others; but since that passed, which Is
sight weeks ago last Sunday. have been as well
rs ever was in my life. have the stone securely
nrspped, aud those who have seen It in this plsce
arc surprised. This is a true story OF my Gaze,
and YOU are welcome to make such use of my name
as you think proper. am pretty we'll known IN
BERKSHIRE; also in G ,npecticut. The ADVERTISE
ment saved me. Why not publish mores The
SPRINGFIELD Republican Is widespread paper.
IF any ono wi:hes to see this wonder they can
do 80 i could write all day, but think have
said enough fer this time. as I remain. ever your
wel..wisher, EDWARD Il. Ho" ARD,
Paper-msxer, Burnside, Hartford county, Ut.