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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-08-16
MARRIED.

MrnnAY--MYLrn--In Middlebury, August 10,
by Rev. A. r. Bailey, Mr.. Nelson Murray Of
lincoln. and Miss Sarah Myler Of East Middle
bury.
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In Tic Douloureux, rub Renne's Pain-kiiiing
Magic Oil all around the car, and especially on
the prominent face bone above the ear You thus
reach the "6fth pair of nerves, which go to tue
face" and If you use it faithfully it soon cures,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-08-16
Republican state Nominations

Fiy fopepor.
JrlN -. EwART, Of Middlebury
ion Liepienam Gcr~nor,
ssEusdE n. DALE, Of Island Pond
iof Treasurer,
JOHN A. PAGE, Of Montpelier.
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The man who superintendent tho eroc.
ton of the stage at Mechanics Hall,
Worcester, by the falling of which SO
many were injured day or two since, in
a communication to the Worcester GA.
sette, lays the blanc on Mr. Newcomb,
who, he says, ordered its erection in OPP.
position to the architects plans and the
remonstrance of the superintendent.
The Kenebec (Mo,) Journal spoils the
sensational story, published originally in
Portland paper and re-published all
over the country, relative to the death of
lady in West Watervile, in that state,
fiom the bite of insects living in the jute
switch which she wore. The story is
pronounced false entirely; but any story
may be pardonable, if it has the desired
effect of inducing the ladies to throw
away the unsightly excrescences which
have so long disfgured their heads
Braids hanging down the back are rapid
ly growing in favor with old and young.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-08-16

NOTICE.-Brokc into the enclosure
~ Of the subscriber, on or about the 18th day
Of July, one two year old Durham Hciier, mostly
white, the owner is requested to prove property
pay damages and take her away.
LEWIS c. BELL.
Salisbury August I'D 1870
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Vermont Conference Seminary
+ T. NJ A l. l. co l. l. + q f.,
MONTPELIER, VI.
REV. O. W. WILDER, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
A frst-class school for Ladies and Gentlemen
Largest corps Of teachers Of any school in the
State. Location unsurpassed In Healthfulness
and Beauty. Strong Moral and Religious In
Hncnrc.
COLLEGIATE COURSE ron LADIES
SPECIAL COURSE OF SrrpY FOR YouSo MES
who cannot attend college, yet desire a Liberal
Education. Particular attention given to Young
Men Preparing for College.
Fall Term Begins August 31st.
For Circulars, Board or Rooms address tho
Principal.
Montpelier, VT, August let, 1870. 2O;u
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a resident OF Portland a lew evenings
since celebrated three very Important
events in his history-his silver wedding,
the majority of his son, aud the marriage
Of his daughter
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Thursday the usual Commencement
Concert was given for the benefit Of The
graduates, by Gilmore's Band Of Boston,
assisted by Mrs W. N. Oliver Of Rutland
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-28
Hadn't Jined 'cm Yet.

We heard u good thing recently that
every member OF Free and Accepted
Ma.ons w,l be ap. 10 have cool lsngh
over, and for that we send II out on Is
travels:
4 rather veTJanl young nan, whose
features exhibiting every symptom OF
having been slightly tagged with the en-
erslJ, quite recently entered a jewolry
store in New York, am gszlng earnestly
into TIE show case. remarked
You've got heap OF mighty pretty
breast pins, thar, mister; whot mOught 20
tax for EN- =
"Whsl sort Of pin would YOU like 10
looked al = inquired the merchant.
"Wcil, dunno = SAID the visitor point.
ing 10 plain Masonic pm, uhe compass
and square), chow much is that yore p
Five dollars only, SIR, was The reply.
"It's a very fine pin, eighteen cara, gold.
and"
"You haven't got Ory one with 1t le
gold hand saw lald acfoss il, Aev you p
interrupted the would be purchaser.
II believe not. sir," sad tho merchant.
Nv lsh yer had; /, " OulJ suil uo exact.
ly. I'm just out Of my lImr, and gwlne
t. sel Up as q carpenter and liner, and
thought Id like some sort ol sign 10
wear shout me, co lOlks would have all
idea who ! was. What DO you tax for
that ar pin you've got yer hand on -
Seven dOllsrs," said tie merchant,
producing compass aud sqparc surrovn.
ding the letter G..
"Seyen dollars, ob - said Ibe youth,
"l'll take il-'ouy yer dldn't have tho
hand saw, thoUgh. Bui ! reckon every =
body will understand il. The compass
to meaTurc cut the work, and tie squsrs
10 see it's all right after lis done mes.ur-
ed, and every darned tool orer know ,hat
G. Giius stands for Gimiet ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-28
The Mighty Evil.

lntemperance IS mighty evil. Mighty
in ITS wastes Of property, cosIIng US snnu.
ally in the Uniled Stairs, directly Tor llq-
our, SI,49l ,s65, 600, and indirectly in
expenses and losses, $I,25O,ooO 600
more; and involving destruction Of six-
two millions OF bushels Of gram.
|, is mighty as the psren, OF crime,
causing yearly COO murders, 400 suicides,
besides sending 100000 persons 10 pri-
son for various crimes.
i, is mighty in lis crushing effects up
on liltle children, clolhing muIttUdes 81
them with rags. and sending yearly 200.-
600 10 poor houses, hospitals sHd other
chsrltable institutions.
1t is mighty in the destruction OF human
life; causing yearly the death Of 10000
drunkards, including $40 deslh, by delir-
um uemens. and 1900 by other forms Of
insanity; and making at the same tine
80 900 widows and 90, 600 orphans.
1t is mighty in brulslizlng injuries in
ficted on suffering wives and starving
children.
IL ls mighty IN lis wasles OF the moral
man, gathering great army Of 2 .s07 200
liPpIeu,snd adding yearly from that NUN.
b"r 93,547 victims 10 the GO,OOO confirm.
ed crunkafts Ibal continually exist in our
country.
1t Is mighty in lis destruction Of souls.
irestIng in the very du:t every command
ment, shutting out the means grace. GEAR
ing The conscience, and filling The sPirit
for everlasting despair.
|, is mighty because il is sustained by
CON blnsiion of wealth, capital, law.
fashion and al the elements Of this world.
-Trmperance Vindie0for.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-28
An Effe citing Incident.

The venerable DR.. WhiIe OF this place,
having been prevented by physical mfr
nifty from attending The previous sIttings
OF the Presbyiery now in session here,
entered The church about noon, supporieJ
by bis con, Prof. White, and anoIher
friend. The Presbytery Immediately
suspended business for ten minutes, in
order tina, The members might have an
opportunity to pay their respects TO one
go beloved and honored by them all.
This over, lhe Presbylery was cali 10 or
der, when Dr. White, from his chair,
addressed few words 10 the body IN a
voice tremulous with sge and emotion,
He thanked bis brelhern Tor the evidence
of their affection just afforded him-sPoke
Of the pleasure 1t had always given him
to meet with them in Presbytery-refer
red 10 the strong desire lie had felt 10 be
present al The meeting on this occasion, as
IT would probably BE- the last he would
ever be permlued to attend-expressed
his increasing confidence and delight in
The doctrines and promises Of The Coz pei,
as he drew nearer the end Of his e,rlhly
lsbors, and Of The cslmness and peace
with which, through the grace OF Goo, he
was enabled 10 look forward TO the resli.
ties OF approaching eternity. He then
took an afecionste leave OF the Presby-
tery and retired, the members risIEg TO
their feel as be was assisted from the
house.-Lerington (Na.) Gazette.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-28
The Importance or Learning Trade. !.

uc
writer in the Manufacturer and
Bwii3er pertinen,Iy asks why is ii that
there Is such repuenance on lhe paris oi
parents 10 putting their sons 10 trade :
A skilled mechanic is an independent
man. Go where he will, his craft will
bring him support. lie need ask lsyors
OF none. He has, liIerslly. his fortune in
hi, own hsnds. Yet foolish parents, am
bilious thai their "soRs should rise in The
world" as they say, are more wlliing
that they should study for profession.
with the chance OF even moderate success
heavily again them, OF ron the risk OF
spending their manhood in The ignoble
tack Of retailing dIy goods or OF IolIns
lsborIously at the accountants desk, thsn
learn trade which would bnLg them
manly Strength, health and Independence.
In point Of fact the method they choose
is The one less, likely 10 achieve the ad-
vsncement aimed al, for the supply Of
candidates for positions g. "eHsnd boy,
dry goods clerks, ann kindred occupations.
is O,erslocked. while. on the other hsnd,
The demand for really skilled mechanics
Of every description is as VIGOROUSLY be-
yond The supply. The crying need Of
this county TO day is skilled labor and
tha, father neglects 10 provide his son
with useful trade, and TO see that hc
thoroughly masters 1t. does hlm grew
Gus wrong, and runs lhe Tlsk OF helping.
by so much. TO increase the stock OF idle
and dependent, if not vicious members Of
society.
1t is stated in The report OF The Prison
Association lately issued, that of fourteen
thousand FIVE hundred and ninety-six
prisoners cop6ncd IN the penitenuaries of
ihlrly States IN 1867, II per cent. or
over ten thousand OF the number haj new
or learned a trade. The fact conveys
lesson Of profound interest 10 those who
have in charge the training rf boys, and
glIs TOO, for the active duIIcs OF life.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-28
JNO. l.. RICHARD. JNo. +. WELSHANs.
1870.
New Stock for the Spring and Summer
AT THE
LADIES STORE.

w f have just received from Eastern markets
w large aud well selected stock Of Dry
Goods, Notions, &c., which we are offering
very low. We name in part as fellows
IN DRESS GOODS-DeLanes, Challes,
Mozambiques, Poplins, japanese Cloth, MOhair
Lustres, Lawns, &c, &c.
IN DOMESTICS.-P Prints, G ng h m s.,
Bleached and unbeached Cottons, Sheetings,
Tickings, Shrlng Stripes, Plaid CottoHs, Ta-
bic Diapers, Crash, &C., SC.
IN WHITE GOODS.-Plain, Striped and
Plaid Organdes, Cambrics, Jaconetts, Swiss,
Nansooks, Irish Linens, Piques, Scotch Dia-
pers, Percale, &C., &c.
in MOURNING GOODS.-Bombazine,
Mouselines, Alpacas, Lawns, Crepe Wells
Crepe Collars, &c. A full and complete stock
of Black Alpacas, very cheap,
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.-Cassimers,
Cottonade, Tweeds, Linen, Drill and Duck, &c,
SC.
IN NOTlONS.-We have Hosiery, Gloves,
Corsctts, Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, and all other
goods in great variety. Also Table Oil Cloth,
and Straw Mating, in fact We have as COM
plete a stock as any hrst-class Dry Goods
Store in the County.
FUNERAL GOODS.-Orders for these
goods will receive special and prompt auen-
ton, and will always be furnished at the low
est prices
Thankful for the liberal share Of public pat
ronage we have received in the past, we soli-
cit a continuation OF the same, which we hope
to merit by close attention to busness-and
Cheap Goods.
Remember we consider it no trouble TO show
goods, and we ask all TO call and examine our
stock, before purchasing, as we are confident
that we have bargains 10 offer.
TERMS CASH.
April l6. 1910.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-28
SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY,
THE HOPE-STAR.

Shine out, lIute star.
la heaven slar,
And llumine the gloom with ihh glory ;
On The brow OF Night
Shine oui in thy might,
Telling oft to my soul sweet story
a story Of rest
A glad Future blesl,
And crowned with glorious conception
warm Summertime
... soft, sunny cline
Growing out from my souls bright IN
ceplion.
Isee in the rays
The hope OF my days.
Besning out with calm, holy beauty,
With radisnce bright.
A pure, steady light,
Showing clearer the dim path Of duty.
Thou seemest TO say,
While lighting the way,
And willie cheering The soul with thy
shining;
Have courage, o youth Z!
Uphold thou The truth,
And strive TO be free FROM replnlng.
"Be honest and true
In whatever you do.
Be reliant, be firm, independent;
Have courage, and work,
Thy duties ne'er shirk,
Hopes bright star burnelh pure and re-
spIendent.
"Inscri6e thou thy name
In the halls OF Fame,
And carve out for ,hyseli place and station
But never look down,
Up, up, win the crown,
Yet resis, all false pride and temptation. "
Shine Out, little star,
In heaven sfsr,
Thro' The darkness beam forth in thy
glory;
In the gloom Of the night
Shine out in thy might,
And re-Iell 10 my soul Thy sweet story.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-28
NEW GOODS,
New Goods.

THE undersigned has just returned from the
/ city with thorough and complete stock Of
goods. | shall not attempt to enumerate, as
my stock embraces everything usually kept in
a well furnished country store, being more COM
ple,e than at any other former period, all Of
which is offered al short profits, giving my Gus
toners the benefit of recent decline in prices.
Thankful for past favors, and we hope by at
tention to business, and selling goods at short
profits, to receive continuance of favours.
To those who deal regularly and pay promptly
will sell on my usual terms, all transient Gus
tom must b. cash. For further description
please call and examine my stock before pCr-
chasing as feel confident Of my ability to give
satisfaction. Respect, J. S. MELVIN.
Elk Branch & Unionyille, May IA, 1870 If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-28
Sometime.

The following is one Of Mr. Preniice'S
lllle waits, so Osny OF which appeared
IN the Louisville Journal in lie p1!nlests
days:
S0meiime-iI 10 sweet, sweet song.
wsibed to end fro among the tOpmosI
bougts Of the heart, and filing the whole
air with sucA JOY and gIsdness as the
songs OF BIRDS when the GUNNER molnlng
comes out Of darkness, and day is born
on The mounlalns. We have oil our pos
session in Tie future, which we cell
sometime Beautiful flowers and sing
ing birds are there, only our hands sell
don grasp the one, or our ears hear the
other. Bot Oh, reader, be Of good cheer,
for all the good there is GOLDEN some
thlng;' when the hills and valleys Of time
are oil passed when lhe wear aud fever,
the disappointment and the sorrow Of life
are over, then there IS place and the rest
appointed Of God. Oh, homestead, over
whose ROOT falls no shadows, or even over
whose threshold the voice OF sorrow IS
never heard; built upon The eternal hills
and standing with Thy spires and pima
ces oI celestial beauty among the palm
trees Of the city on high, those who love
God shall res. under the shadows. where
there is ho more sorrow nor pain, nor the
SQUAD OF weeping.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-28

Col. Jim Fisk, Jr., is preparing 10
make great splurge at Long Branch This
season, and among The rest will DIVE six
in hand. Three Of the Elk horses are
snow white stations, and three are oal
black The 6rsl. or wheel span. will be
composed OF a nigh" black horse, and
a white "off' horse; the middle span will
be nigh white and black of, and rice
Uersa !or the leaders, thus making the
mos; nosei anI hesutiul t5am in the
States. The csrriage, now being finish
ed. will De the most imposing. il is said.
ever built ln ihis country OF IN Europe
the whole equipment, With London hsr-
ness, 10 cost thirty five thousand collars.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-28
DIR. RICORD & CO.,
BALTIMORE, MD.

DR. J. +. RICORD & CO., 14l Fayette ST.,
~ below Howard, has devoted thirty years 10
the especial treatment Of Nervous Debility,
Organic Weakness, Spermatorrheo. Loss OF
Sexual Power, Emissions of Semen by night or
day, or in the Urine; Discusses of the Kidneys
and Bladder, Hernia, Female Weaknesses, and
especially those Diseases arising from lmPru-
dence of Young Men. Gonorrhea or Gleet oil
a years standing, where injections and the or
dnary treatment has failed, cured IN eight
days by local remedy. Syphilis, the last
vestage, eradicated by neutraizer, discove-
nv, and preparation of our own, and which
has gained us such a world wide reputation.
A cure guaranteed in all cases.
None Of our medicines sold by the bottle or
package.
April %, 1870. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-28
OpCANSt ORGANS!
DRUGS, MEDICINE Els,
AND
CHE III C. A l. S T.!

n DR.. p. MAGRUDER having rehtted
SS his Store and inc eased bis stock can fur
G nish Drugs and Medicines OF the Purc:t
and best quality. His Medicines and Chemi'
calls are purchased from The best and most Isha-
lie houses, also the most reliable Potent Med
icines such as Cough Mixtures, LiDiments,
Soothing 5. rups, &c. Hair preparations OF the
mos. reliable quality. Fine Perumery' Fancy
and Domestic Soaps, Brushes. Combs room
aud Nail Brushes of the finest English manu-
i'e'ure. Old Rye Whiskey, Brandy vi" no
llni Gin for medicinal use only. Ooai o"'
Lsm's, Chlmneys, Wicks, &c.
rrescrip ions carefully prepared and Msd-
eines furnished at hours day and n!gh''
DR.. Magruder returns bis thanks to The rno-
nc 'or their patronage aud hopes for a con'in'
uaaee Of the same. -. 10. 'f
81 re nearly opposite the Court House
'A'FheEdsown, Feb. ", 1870.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-28
B R | G X L A Y IN G.
RRICKIAYING

THE undersigned respectfully Informs the
l. building public that he is prepared 10 under
take all work IN his line-embracing the lar
gest mansion, and the most diminutive meat
house; in fact wherever bricks are collected,
and mortar made, he would be happy to be
present 10 lend hand, and exercise the geni-
US Of the craft. t.t 500. '.
Buildings put up in the plainest or the most
ornamental style-such as Panels, Pilaslers,
Hangers, Brackets, Arches, Cut-joint, and
Plumb bond.
Will attend to Repairs, Paving, Arching, Cis-
terms, Filters, etc., etc.
Having considerable experience in my busi.
ness, after working 10 many cities of The United
States, warrant my work in point Of neatness
and durability, 10 equal that Of any mechanic.
None but good workmen employed. Terms
moderate. Buildings contracted for in any
part of the United States.
MILFORD SPOHN,
Shepherdstown, W. Va.
May IA, 1870. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-28
Great Snake Hunt in Ohio

On The iO,h nit, a. Big Island town
chip. in tins county, on The farm OF Alex
snder Campbell. great snake hunt oc-
Cured. The party was headed by Capt.
Jackson Brady, who led hIs ssllsnI COM
psny down into the tslI prairie grass. and
surrounding twenty acre lot, set i'e on
the outer edge OF The grass at i o'clock,
p. NJ. The grass burned well, the
flames rolling up ten feet high ana as tie
fire advanced tie snakes retired TO The
centre, sometimes making desperate ef-
forts 10 spring through the flames. but
the blaze being TOO heavy they were kill
ed in Tue attempt, At Gas p. NJ, the
ground was burned over, and Captain
Brady went over the field ofcsrnage and
picked up the debris OF the gresIarWy Of
snakes, and by actual count lheGe was
found 10 be l3. 9S3 snakes Of oil sizes.
One black racer was nine feet and four
inches long and seven inches in oircnm-
ference
This may be considered q good days
work for this neighborhood, as the snakes
had become 80 bad thai small children
were afraid to so TO school, and they
even attacked some adults, several having
been bitten on their boots. Some imsg-
ined snakes in their bOots, and IL had be-
come a common thing for GlIy or hum
dred snakes 10 chase men, women and
children across the prairie. The milk
snakes were constantly miIking the cows,
and thereby interfering with the dairy
business III that section.
We congratulate the Big islanders up.
on their happy escape from snakes, but
regret that they choose the Sibbsih day
for their work. Perhaps they thought
"the better the day the beIeT the deed. =
-Mari9n (Ohio) MirrOr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-28
WhitneId.s Death.

The time came for Whitfield to die.
The man had been immortal till his work
wss done. His paIh had been brieh and
i, grew brighter 10 the end, like that Of
the just.
You bad better be in bed, Mr.. Whit.
field" said his host, the day lie preached
his last sermon.
"True," SAID the dying evangelist, and
cIssping his hands, cried, Il sm weary
in, not Of, Thy work, Lord Jesus"
He preached his last sermon al New
buryport. Pale and dying, he uttered
therein one OF the mos, pathetic sentences
which ever came to his lips.
IL 90 TO my everlasting rest. My sun
has risen, shone, and is seiting-nay, il
is about 10 rise and shine forever. | have
not lived in vain. And though ! could
live to preach Christ thousand years,
die TO be with him, which is far better"
The shaft was Ievelcd. That day he
said Il am dying p lie ran 10 the
window lavender drops were offered.
but all help was vain his work was
done. The doctor SAID "!ie ls DEAD
man" And so he was, and died in ST.
lence. Christ required no dying tes''
mony from one whose life had been
conslan! testimony.
Thus has passed away on September
3Olh, 1910, one Of the greatest spirits that
ever inhabited a humsn tabernacle. The
world has ever been an innumerrbe' gain
or by his life. He had preached eighty
thousand sermons. and they had bot two
key notes /. Man is guilty, he must
be psrdoned 2. Man is immortal, he
mus, be happy or wretched forever.
Weeping filed Newburypoit nbgS noaled
al hall-ma'i, and The ships fired minute
guns
Mortals cried, a man is dead
Angels sang, child is born.
Rev. Daniel Rodgers remembering in
bis prayer iha. Winfield had been his
spiritual falher; burst into tears, and cried:
"My father my father the chariot Of
Israel, and the horseman thereof"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-28
Entler'S Sure Cure,

Ga "Enler's Sure Cure" is said 10 be
the best preparation for Cholera, Dysen.
terry. Cholera Morbus, Collie. Cramp
Collie. Flux, and Summer Complain, in
children, ,ha, has ever been used. llsu-
persedes all other preparations. No cure
no pay. Sold by Druggists and Store.
keepers in every town and village in the
United States. 1t has never YET failed 10
cure the worst cases. Price 35 cents per
bottle. Every family should keep it
constantly on hand. II will cure the
severesi cases Of cramp cholic and any
cramps OF the stomach. 1t will save ma
ny Doctors bill by keeping il on hand.
Read the following certificates:
ShepkerdsowD, w. Va, May 90, 1868
Mcssrs. W. NJ. Entler & Co.-Gentlemen
fake pleasure in recommending ENTLER'S
SURE CURE, as have used and sold il for
several years while in the Drug business, and
can safely Say ii is The best Diarrhea Medicine
have ever sold or used. Respectfully,
R. c. BURKHART, NJ. d.
SHEPHERDsTowN, w. Na.-July 81, 1867
Messrs. w. NJ. Entler & Co.-Gent;.-- On the
night Of the 18th of July, 1869, had severe
attack of Cholera Morbus. Your Sure Cure
was administered 10 me and l was relieved in
stantly. can safely recommend it TO every
one as the best remedy for Cholera Morbus and
Summer complaints. Yours, &c.
JOHN RAY.
ShepherdstowD, W. Va, May p, 1868
Messrs. W. NJ. Eutler s Co.-Gents: Since |
have been in The Drug business here, find that
ENILER'S SURE CURE takes the lead of all
articles of that kind it being used in this neigh
borhood ard found to be all it is represented. l
can cheerfully recommend ii to every one.
Yours Respectfully, II. NJ. BILLINGS,
Druggist.
Shepherdstown, W. Va, May 8, 1858 -
MessrS. W. VI. Entler s Co.-Dear Sirs : Du-
ring the summer of 1866 | was attacked with
genuine Asatic Cholera, and Physicians could
give me no relief. Your SURE CURE was
administered to me by DR.. r. C.. Burkhart l
only took two doses OF it and entirely CT
red believe it saved my life, and can safely
recommend it 10 every ole as the very best
medicine in use for Cholera, Diarrhea, &c.
Yours Truly, GEO. +. BURKE.