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\ LITTLE boy three years old gave 3;
reason for his infant brothers good be
hayior as follows: Baby ,o'>r,'t cr;
tears because he doesn't lrinh any water
and he cant cry nilk -
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"TNE's. Aas, pm. Armand put.ar-
CT '''e o.'rl:afed French artist, has ar
fned m t,nera- His Object II coming
here 1t to paint a picture commemorative
ct tie fling Of tiio tribunal Of arbitration.
The tnal decision or the court IS OK
teetc'' "a fe" days. While nothing IS
positively mownoa the subject, the pres
,neo q Mr.. Cohen and TIC exceptional
ieGgti'rei Yesterday sitting Of the tribu-
l-s. = arbitration are the oc+n-ion Of ac-
credited rnmor that somewhat important
rows will BE communicated 10 thc press to-
morrow
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tile present Eepaibleau {
ear . aiscd enly 1875
his cnnpesi tor, DE- F,l&
carerui ns,s.rr..,. ~

-
~ '''''''', = ~ ''''.'''s '''o'' '''e' ''''s
year, he democrats have been gaming
S''iiic"'"' since looo- Inc war Demo
craze nave come D'ck' anu arc no" re-
cfu''e'i y '"' "fct'cy hetl'hc"hs' lie
ben'crat'c vote without 'i';1t OF the Gree
ity h'l tlpiiicai' Is no" eStimnted at
0'''''' Inc "n''ieJ '"l'.'''ic,h vote Is
's'ii't' o'' "' : per cen. 81 the party vote
u ''J' ou' o. ''!o 'V'''J Votes gwen f'r
'I la ~ i''n' -'.''' c''Im't!h7 '' at on.y
','''' iiia '''' "i inc stare VII! be dIEidet
rant ,'9'5 "re"i"y' '''''o. ITO
" '',' '''''A '''' ','i' ','''''' '''e can eS-
''i' "a CRITIC F''c
D' ia>' tAaH o""'9' Tie majority
therefore, cannot OK 'eed lo,Voo, and that
IS T. II affected ~ 4ay increase IT the
"h'.o Vol" over l'.,'5'' lie Trunks FER
nan. > c''''9', are cool Tor ''''' majority
- '.,''s 81 ~ ~ ? "'''@' ~ '''''fi''h
10. I i''r } ''F> ''7'' =" p.''''f"'lc ''m-
h''I''e % inc ''ti,c iasi'" nN"iFer' That
,'lG "'i.'o VOC % '''c ''''I' "'ii i'5 exec
l-''''.,' ,'''f 'i'e VI .'!'' e''',''';S 81 inc
'''''' nav '' ''s ''''.'' ,''''''''' ,'''''
','''' '.'' "'i'. = an -. '''"''' = 4
"',''' s''" Il S'''a''. '''F'','''''
81 e''' '''~7'''''''i,'i ah '''Si'i'!!'o
vac, '''''' ''e '''i'l'''e''i'' VIII aA1o' great
CT losses man oh Governor The live Con-
Gr'9S'oilaI districts nave been hepnbiican
~ aec'''l mJ'ritie5 Tor several gears. In
,he I ir7t district he thinks \. V. Bur
u a. Il wealthy manufacturer an l'ePnb-
can VII - ei"c'eI by 'o' to i,oJ' ma
Jori'5 or'F ,.'' u y ''losf'o, Ia tAe
''''''''' : ''''-i''' ". ! rye h'Pub'l-
''h' present member h' thinN5 VIII
be elected by 2oj' m1jorIty. In the
"''d '''s'fle'' speaker HIane seeks :" re-
o'''''"''' "'.' WAN Pro'''iy 1e successful
y " r' ''ea' III g's'1y. blame Is the
lt'S'il aIJti'lt II vi l'nN. nero are
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TmE statement trlcGraphed over the
country, that \. T. Stewart had expressed
an opinion that MIR. Greclcy's election
would be Il National calamity. is branded
by NJ. Stewart himself as ft!schuo
manufactured from whole cloth
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-29

THERE is more truth than poetry in the
following line from an advertisement
Babies after having taken one bottle of
my soothing syrup viii never cry any
more"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-29

\ TELEGRAM from Rome to the most
hrr. Archbishop McClo-key, announces
the appointment of the Right Rev. Wm.
Henry Elder. y. H., bishop Of Natch"2, Ia
l." archbishop Of Baltimore to succeed the
lH'" Archbishop Spaulding bishop II Ter
wa< born IN Baltimore, in 1872, and wa.
appointed bishop Of Natehcz IA 1858.
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A. 7. Stewart authorizes the New8 Ia
deny the statement that he has ever sail
the election Of Greeley would be y nation.
al calamity. On the contrary, Mr.. Stew
art asserts tina t, in his opinion, u financial
panic is much more likely to occur if Tho
present party remains in power.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-29

Ex-GoyERNoR Stcnc, Of Iowa, n most
prominent Radical leader in that State
has concluded to brave the howlinrS an,
jcalumnics of a dependent subsidized press
and will support Greeley and Brown.
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HAVE been in Washington fog e.,
}r'ers, past, AMI know that this admins.
tra'Ion j. the most corrupt one this cogn
Try EYER had, says Governor Blair, l'cpu5
loan nntl nritY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-29

THE ELECTION IL WEST VIRGINIA.
WnEEL,Hc, y. Va, Augp't 25.-Ic-
ports to the IRtciHgcRcc7 from thirty three
counties give jacobs, Independent Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, W thin n few
votes Of six thousand majority. This is
more likely to be increased than diminish
ed by the twenty-on counties yet 30 be
heard from. The Democrats concclc
Jacobs election Icy five or six thousand
majority. The Democratic majority for
Governor IN 1870 was =, $50, and 1911 on
the call fof the convention, $50; so that
thc change ny 4 comprDmise with 1871,
when the cufrlncIi>ri rynf"lcrateS voted
for the first time, will be from 5000 to
, 600 against the regular Democracy. The
fate Of the Constitution is in doubt Thc
large majorities against it in tins part of
the state are neutralizel by the counties
east Of the mountains, which voted heartily
for Jacobs and the ratification. In the
thirty-threc counties heard from, there is a
majority against tue CONSTITUTION OF about
1000. This Is more likely to be reduced
than increased by the territory yot to be
heard from, ana no opinion worth any
thing rs to the result of the constitution
can be now expected.
This Judicial Circuit rc-cIccts Melvin,
Judge by probably I,jD9 majority. The
county gives Jacobs $50 miiorty, Il change
Of AZ from the vote for Governor two
years ago. it gives 80 for the ratifca
ton, ana elects "A Republican Sheriff an
Clerk of the Circuit Court. The regular
/ Democrats elect the rest Of the local ticket
/ Davis, independent Democrat, is ahead To
Congress in this ljstrir. rs Car ~ reported
AMI his election by abprt 500 minority i,
pretty closely ligircd out.
CHhRLEs o,coNoR = POSITION.
New IoRE, August 2jth.-Thc Sm
says Charles O'Conor, in an interview
with James Mckenna, who requested hin
, to become 4 candidate Of the Democrat
and Liberals for Governor Of the State
! SAID he dii rot seek the nomination, bu
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An empty bottle was foa in front of
business room. 1t had been thrown there
by young man who had lately purchased
bottle of that fin. perfumcry at the Man
towoc Drug Store. "A
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-29

JrDCE BARNARD las been found guilty
of all the charges brought against him, anj
the Impeachment Court has removcd him,
and pronounced him disqualified from
hollinr Office.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-29

IHE pAi;ica! situation in Maine rrnws
more AMI more encouraging to the LIber-
ais. \ Bangor httcr to the New York
fleeing Post CGraatite), after a careful
review # TIC ELL, admits that Greeley
may carry th State. The Liberals have
twelve Of their most effective speakers
thoroughly canTazsinr every county, ana
they anticipate a gloi Us harsest in Ea-
yenhrr.
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i GRANT D9cUmE5T REpUpIATrD.
= 1an.s and Manly Verbs from =
ii;scCnsssI Esadics., .,arsr.

The Green Bay State Cazltlc-support-
er of Grant and home organ Of Senator
iIaue-;s 1i~su~.cI with at lc;.st one of
the million abusive documents sent ont at
government azncnse Is G-aats Washing
taa postmastsr. The GazaLte sav=:
ss;aa lH.empere :. = bu-lly engaged
80 "a ~ goa & I '4t.a extracts frera tic
New y rk Thai bsaiag upon every con-
c"iTafle soeiai saidec5 AMI a.ss..,s.ia.-
then 10 Iior-c, fs@eisy. T6osc he las
priate,l all eircl llte as ''cgapliaa ben
g fssats, anB ~, hraa. Of some members
II 1ongreas. GeaersIly speaking these
e'TEfa'su documents are utterly worthless
- = matter & )nssia.l H. them, when
worth anyt',i-sg a. All fgr party r1rFosas,
ia .ans Def 5es.''lanti bon Published in cy-
cry re-Pcct4'L1s irews per in the land, aul
~ ground tirjugh the dctesstjl: mill or
the patent oasaiders,'' Iut = document
before rs I'rrort2g b gho 'Ayhat upr-
ace Grcol ! Sow arout Fourigri,sr-Frce
L@7s--E.aaaea--zJ!..'acr Bc2r-W Woman 5
!.i-#'s--i = iuLiiespebt, &c. &c is the
w--keet slala- Of ''c2mpl ign ,foclrncn,'
81. i.ari IS. The Goculaan, j., designed
r. a,iir or The rgialea- IF religious sccLa,
IF citizen. d oroisa birth, an; oF those
who - Sa1l.y 1vs, liqnor Laws OF
.a.-.tgy la. .Ls,r.nS on sam..tary ios
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BLANTDH DUsCAS, cx-Coloncl of the
ey-Contcdcracy, was all the time while
serving in that capacity loyal to the Gov
crument Of the United States at least the
'taartcrinastcr General of the Army so
makes him olt, the latter officer having
passed a claim OF City odd thousand dol
lars presented by the Great Original Demo
crat for the use and occupation of his
premises by Federal troops during the war.
Wonder if this action on the part of the
Quartcrrsster General was FASTENED or
in any way affected by cx-Colonel Dun
cans boast that he couId take away eight
hundred thousand Democratic votes from
Grtclcy
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"" f'EE, AuE, co Paris dis
patch states hat Minister .Washburnc. il
an i"tcsriew with Theirs, proposed post
al Treaty with the United States, TO be
concluded at once.
The officers Of the frig,te Shenandoah
are to lie banxucted at Tronyillc in q few
days by Frcach naval officers.
PARIS, aug. 20.-Theirs will shortly
entertain the officers Of the American man.
of-war Shenandoah ana viii subsequently,
visit that vessel.
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TEAS 1 MAKE a SPECIALITY.

lak u for the patronage heretofore generously bestowed
upon me- request continuance Of the same and that v viii
Also leeonnend me to neghbors and friends It viii h..
my earnest endeavpr TO please my customers bv ofrino t
h8tL'ss goods at the lowest prices and hv strict attention "a
business I5s4I ERNST " A,NEn ~
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acs. 2sF98 O. assrIo95c C0gfT5.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-11

The hay famine Is beginning 10 tell In
It's full severity. Many OF our cai,le-own-
ers, are entirely destitute Of hay. proven
der, and the means TO obtain either. Sew.
eral calls have been made on the Select
men, for help. and many more are an,ici-
pated. A few cattle have died, and should
the ice-e,nbargo continue much longer
others must starve
On Newbury Neck, a hog disease is
prevailing. which is quite fatal.
Snow fLEAs Did you ever see one
Come to East surry, and you can see
them, by number, weight, or measure.
They are into everything. into the wells
houses, meal-barrels, and into our aouths
we doubt not. When killed they emit an
offensive smell. Seen through a micro
scope, they have two clippers" on = side
Ike those Of the seal, the body being
covered with sti6 hair. What does the IL
presence be,eken? S.w.
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UP RIVER. Apr. 5th, 1879

Up RIVER, Apr. 5th, 1871.
AS Dea. Sylvanus Butler Of Aurora
was returning home from church, last sab
bath March 3lst, the sleigh was upset, dis
locating his hip. II was the first time h,
had attended church for the winter season
sickness OBTAINING him.
An AFFLICTED FATHER Mr.. JOSEPH
Smith of Mariavills, a man Of more thar
three score years and ten. buried his last
surviving son-on the past week. Frederie
Judson Smith. was 81 years Of age at his
death. He died on the 3Oth, inst. This IL
the twelfth child the father has buried, and
also two wives.
AN AFFLICTED MOTHER Miss Caddie
Black. youngest daughter Of the late Geo.
Black Of Mariaville, died very suddenly on
the lst inst. aged %. Her death is sup
posed to have been occasioned BY an injury
| received by falling on the ice. a short time
previous TO her death. 1t is not yet year
since the father died. and this new blow
falls heavily on the surviving mother.
How far do we 20 hayingg Is i, not
As far as the Provinces: But In this direc-
ton. the \. A. 4 +. Railway is a bene fac
tor. 1t transports hay from those parts to
Bangor. Some of this is transferred TO
East Eddington. and retailed there BY Mr..
Stockwell. From this point and from
Bangor, some of ii finds Its way to several
towns on the Union River
Three long and huge masts that pass
from Aurora TO Ellsworth. evince a force
some where in the elements of the soil. In
this vicinity, TO produce some big tres
Run poEs MANY THINGS years
since, man hired in the family of Wild
ow in one of the towns Of Maine. He was
jail bird" and SO could do many dark
things. He learned that the widow had
laid by some money, which she kept In a
certain bureau, in n certain place In the
house. His time OF service having expired
he LETT her house and went 10 work for a
neighbor. One day a neighbor having oc-
casion 10 90 TO the house Of the widow.
FOUND her lying dead. and man lfcstly muir
dercd within her own doors. This WAS
in the daytime, at about 10 O'Clock, A. VI.
The bureau in which was the supposed
money, had been cut open with an axe. for
the purpose OF abstraciing the coveted
treasure Suspicion fastened on the man
who once worked for the widow and her
SON He was arrested. tried, convicted OF
murder in the second degree, and is now An
inmate Of our State Prison. Behind the
shop. where ii appeared that he took the
ax-helve. which he used As the weapon to
take the widow lie, was found an empty
bottle the contents of which he had prob
ably taken TO infuria;e him for the bloody
and dendish deed. Rum helped him do the
murder.
T. Sin my last notes instead Of to tide
stock over the "strans- &C.. read IL over
the struts. &c.
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Who Is Miss sAwYERASome have oueried
- TO whether our friend Mr.. Robbins Of Rock.
land, Me-, manufacturer Of Miss Sawyer's in
comparable compound. did not use her name
cautiously. In that misgiving We never for a
moment shsredor t,fhc name Of Miss s. has long
stood on the list Of Rockland readers and we
have known that she Is both an estimable lady
and member Of the Baptist church in tina. City.
Only last week II was our good fortune to NEE,
Miss g.. who is = lady OF ffty or more years. a,
the Waterman Office. and the iuerview len no
doubt either As TO her personal identity, fof
which none In fact in our case ever existed. J
or as TO her well spilled benevolent ,kill. She
has been the benefActor Of many thousands.
and promises TO be Of many thousands more,
since We learn tina; the SALvE. Of which she
gave the original receipt. is in greater demand.
far and near. than ever before. Careful as We
always aim TO be not TO lend our columns 10 an
endorsement which we do not believe. I, give,
u only pleasure TO speak thus Of Miss SAWYER
and OF her efhcacious remedy. and also 10 learn
that by being brought so largely TO the know.
ledge Of the public through these columns, its
sale has been greatly promoisd.-wAtchman &
Reflector. March -, ls,2.
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Editorial Notices are 80 common that II IL almos,
impossible for an editor to express his honest
opinion ofthe merits Of any article without being
suspected OF interested motives. This fact, how.
ever, shall not deter US from saying what we
think Of new addition TO the Nsteris Medica
to which our attention has been recently direc-
ted. We refer to DR.. J. Walkers California Win.
egAr Bitters. remedy which Is making its way
into more families just now than ali the other
advertised medicines put together There seems
70 be no question about the potency Of its tonic
and alternative properties, while II possesses the
great negative recommendation OF containing
neither alcohol nor mineral poison That II is =
specific for Indigestion, Billiousness, Constipa-
ton, and many complaints Of neryousorixin, we
have reason to know and We are assured on
good authority that as = general invigorant
regulating and purifying medicine. it ha. no
equal. II Is stated that its ingredients obtained
from the wids Of California. are new TO the med
heal world; and its extraordinary effects certain.
ly warrant the conclusion that II is compound
Of Agents hitherto unknown. Ipopularity Is any
criterion. there can be no doubt Of the efficiency
Of the VINEGAR BTTrERr, for the sale Of the
article Is immense and continually increasing.
4w
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From Washinoton.

WASHINGTON, ID. c, April eth.
Among the appropriations in the river
and harbor bill are the 70 flowing
Maine. Royals and Narraguayus rivers.
10000 dollars each; Sullivan river and
Falls. % 600 dollars: Penobscot river. 40
600 dollars.
CHEF SIGNAL OFFICE. WASHINGTON. }
April 9Th. p. NJ.
PROBABILITIES A rising barometer
westerly TO northerly wind, and clearing
weather will prevail on "Wednesday. from
the Lakes to the Gulf and South and mid
die Atlantic Coasts, and extend over New
England on Wednesday morning.
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ID lie ID.

surry-April 9Th, Harry V. son Of Merrill
ID. and julia A. Chatto, aged year and DAYS,
NJ. Desert-JAn. 18th, Mrs.. Jane Billings
Lamoine-Narch sd, Mrs. Ida Z. kellber
wife Of john J. kelliher aged q.
Tremont-AArch 18th, Mrs. Rebecca, wife Of
Mr.. James whitmore, aged nearly 50 years.
Wife, mother, friend, has gone to rest
We would not her recall,
Her years were full, with kind acts blessed
And waiting for the call.
Her labors done, her work complete
Her master called her home,
We rest In hope, again to meet
Beyond, no more to roam.
Rest on dear friend, though sod we part
From thee, whose virtues given
Have drawn thy memory, near the heart
Attracting Us to Heaven. X.
Tremont-Feb. 5th, Mr.. Myrtle johnson
eyed 70 years and Is days.
Mr.. johnson WAS born st Chester MSS,
Jan. llth, 1875. Served in the war Of 1872.
he came TO Mt. Desert and settled in that psrt
now called fremont, Being employed at
coopering and other occupations by industry.
and perseverance,, be procured for himself and
family . comfortable home: enduring the hard
Ships OF that early time with fortitude and
courage. He Il remembered Is q kind, and
| respected friend and neighbor.
! At an early age he sought, and embraced
| religion, uniting with the n. Z. Church Of
which be has been an honored and faithful
| member, serving long - steward and class
| leader. When the master came he was ready.
| answering to the call like . christian soldier
| In his last hours he was heard to say 20
| precious precious and in broken accents re-
peat.
"Jesus can make dying bed
Feel son - downy pillows s<e.a
| Thus the faithful christian dies. We will
| not mourn, the Saviour called-he has gone to
his reward. He leaves an aged widow and
| several children TO mourn tie loss Of . kind
md a1setieaate A1sbend, and 1aher. Ny Tie
lavisg sAviesF e'aSaH thsa n saeir 'ssEsw.
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Assessors Notice.

THE subscribers assessors OF the City OF Els
/ worth hereby give notice to the inhabitants
Of said City 10 make and to bring into thea true
and perfect lists OF their Polls and all their estates
real and personal including money in hand or at
interest and debt- due more than owing an d ali
property held in trust as Guardian, Executor,
Administrator or otherwise Except such is by
law exempt from taxatios) which they were pos
sessed OF on the first day of April inst, and be
prepared to substantiate the same according h
law, and for the purpose of receiving said lists
and making Transfers OF Real Estate the under.
signed will be In session, at the Mayor and AL
dermen's room IN Hancock Hail during the bus /.
ness hours of each day from the Eighth TO the
Twentieth day Of April inst, Sundays exceptedl
and any personal examination OF properly By
The Assessors will not lie considered a wafv er
fUf neglect of any person in bringing IN true and
perfect lists y required by law.
JOSIAH i, HHleslNs. ''s'; Sas %, % the
kRASTUS REDMAN.A Ellsworth
April Sd ls79
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BANGOR, Apr. 10.
Wing says. General Burnside command
er of the G. A. r. in the L. s. recommend.
the different posts of the order Throughout
the country to display their flags at half
mast on the l4th inst, out Of respect TO the
memory Of Abraham lincoln.
The Belfast stage got in at eleven o'clock
last night. three hours late. and the driver
reports the roads TO be in horrible con-
dition. The Ellsworth mail stage did not
go out last night, but will start this MORN
Ing to make the trip by daylight.
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Qbe Gllswsrtb Amerifan.
THURSDAY, APRIL, 4. 1872.
Probate COurfa.

A. z. SAWYER. L.e., sa,,.r.
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Information on al articles OF daily use, giving an
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also explanation OF commercial operations and
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

American Copper paint-C T. Folsom A Co
Wsnted-H NJ white
Notice.. =. Graves
Notice Of Foreclosure
City Ordinances.
Non Resident Taxes
Notice.. NJ Grant
tlo a day.
Real Estate Broker "A. y. Buroham
Statement Of Travellers ms. Co.
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valuable. Hon. f. G. Haston. Of the Gov
ernor's Council, came to Castine on Satur-
day, to arrange matters in reference to the
new Normal building. The school now
numbers ia. pupils, but for the ''stress Of
weather" during March, the number would
be considerably larger. The Unitarian So
ciety gave an interesting and successful
dramatic and musical entertainment last
week. On Sunday eve, Rev. Mr.. Boyd OF
Rockland. delivered before q large audi.
ence, very able lecture upon temperance.
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S c r o f u L A ,
Scrofulous Humors.
He Recommends it,

sou III BOSTON, Feb, Q. ls7i
ii. X. STEVENS. ESQ:
peN Nr i have heard from very many sources
Of the great success Of VEoErISE IN cases Of srrnf
MA kheumAtism, Kidney Complaint Catarrh ani
other diseases Of kindred nature make M hesi.
talon IN saying tina, kaose the yfGErfSr 10 hc
Debility. ~ ~ 'e"''"'
Ny vile has been troubled with Catsrrh for
many years, and ut times very badly She has
thorough tried every supposed remedy that We
c"uli near Of and for all this she has for several
year. been gradually growing worse and the dis-
charge nom the head was excessive and very of.
fensiyc. 80 -
she WAS in this condition when she commenced
TO tshe Nk.EriSE. Icoud see that she was i'm.
proving on the second bottle. She continued Ia
klnf rue 'kokriNE until she had sell from twelve
10 htecn bottles: l am now happy in Informing
you and the public, III ron choose to make IL mi
I've z that she y entirely cured. and yEaErfNE ne.
cnmptshe'i the cure after nothing else would
Hence feel ju>tihed in saying yKaTrt>E +. ,br
most reisble remedy and would advise ali suffer
ing humanity 20 try H. tor believe il to h, good
honest vegetable medicine and shail not hesitate
TO recommend IL.
am, etc respectfully.
IL. ~ SAkDELI Store 4el Broadway.
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