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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-05

II MAY Ice we'll toI the business men
of the country I" bear in mind that the
responsibility tnl the present di>"rglu-
iHuy Labor m"> cmrut. hirh has caused
such interruption and loss in many
branches of industry and cuycudrrrd
such bitter feelings between employers
and employ we'd. docs not resi- SOLELY with
the strikers nr their trade ;i>~nciatinns
On the contrary. Il large share of that
grave responsibility property belongs
I" the recognized leaders of our great
political parties and our representatives
III congress.
hr.agrmcy of the politicians in this
movement. though not generally rrcog-
niIrd. can lie clearly traced Ia their ley
i-latiom III establishing the eight hour
~ stem for workmcn employed 10y the
government III nur navy Yards. armu
ric>. arScIal>. and ON other public
works. 1t was this legislation in behalf
of ii few favored parti>aIS and personal
friends of members of congress. WI hose
most arlnou>. If not Valuable. public
scrN ices We're those rendered in mauag-
ing primary elections. which first SuWcd
the seeds of discomfort among the la
boring men employed III private cStah-
llshmcnts.
If this great and hcnrlicrnt govern
ment. which ought To know what is for
the interest OF the people and the
country. SIM lit To set the example of
reducing the hours of labor. " hl should
not all other employ ers he compelled to
do the same thing! Thus reasoned
the members of the various trades un-
ions who have inauguratcd the present
disastrous strike. and the moral imliu
ence cXcrtcd 10y this government system
has been one of the strongest elements
i'll instigating and sustaining it.
We need hardly observe that very
few of our national Legislators who adj
Nocatcd and voted for the eight hour
law i'll congress. did 50 from actual
sympathy with OF desire to improve the
condition of the labOlimg Glasses. This
action was piece of sheer dcmaGo"iSln.
ii hid for the political support of those
GLASSES, and as Il party measure il was
not without influence and success in
controlling votes.
But III its hearing upon the business
interests of the country, its results have
been pernicious and disorganizing i'll
the extreme, as might have been eN
/ pected and should have been toresecn
| 10y the sol diSdni statesmen who initial
ed this buncnme legislation. Such il
measure WAS wholly uncalled for, and
Was notable instance of ntermeddling
with those relations of labor and capital
which do not belong to the domain of
law, and which can only he properly
adjusted by the operation of natural
causes.
These gentlemen, who are permitted
to make laws for the country, knew
very we'll that their prerogative did not
extend to determining the length of ii
days labor any here outside of the pre-
cincts OF federal work shop; and yet
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they practically undertook to regulate
the hours of labor everywhere by set
ting up a government standard contrary
to the general custom. In SO doing
they BETRAYED the interests of their
constituents. aimed damaging blow
at the capital and producing Interests
of the country which they were bound
to protect. and have been guilty OF
playing into the hands of Il set of worth
less fanatics and agitatOrs, who have
espOuSed the cause of Labor only To
make il subservient to their own per
sonal ends. Commercial BHiieHn.
Peter Cooper is not Il GreeleNite He
said to Il Ii'orId reporter: '.Greeley.
oh no. with Il laugh.) cannot go
IL man Us ever lived, but not fit to add
minister government bless you, no ::
believes in everything and every new
idea: its mistake putting him for
ward
Oh, that the Polar sea was one vast
ice cream depository and that We had Il
contract to wade through it during the
heated term : Free Press.
Portland'S vote on the Portland and
Rochester Railroad Sl5O.OOO loan is
IGI7 yeas against IL, NAYS. and the loan
is granted.
The best time ever made in harness
WAS made at Mystic Park last Saturday
noon. 10y Bomncr'S horst Joe Elliott,
who trottcd Il mile against time III ;2.lJ!
one second and Il quarter better than
the best time ever previously made.
\ destructive hail storm passed over
West Hampstead. y. H.. Friday after
noon. ih"nt 3 o'clock. The ground was
literally covered with hailStonrS of large
size. which broke large quantities of
glass III dwellings. and literally cut up
the com. beans. >qrIa>he>. cIcumbcrs.
etc. and will result in great damage.
1t WAS Il noble thing III the majority
of he chorus and other lovers of music
that they would not 20 To the Coliseum
on the sabbath, thus rendering the tiI>t
attempt t" run the Jubilee. rough >h"d
over the sacred day, Il failure. Last
Sabbath the managers closed up the
mammoth huiIding with the royal state
mrnt. ''puhic sentiment is against it.
In his indianapolis speech. Mr.. Nor
ton expressed the opinion hat Horace
Greeley. if elected. would mtalihll
tunn democrat. and that his liberal re
publican supporters would he "di>>oll
ed in democracy l'Le flies in Nimrga."
II has been suggested that the pugna-
ci"u~ correspondent of Il Western dem
Ii Vas on tnr tnr GIcclrN. only >uw
Graft Browns head.
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Caledonia County Court.


IloN. JoNA. Ross. Presiding Judge.
Hos. Jn>A. X. DARLING. I Associate f.
Hos. HENRY PEELEN. Judges.
\. f.. RANkIN. Clerk.
CHARLES r. WEEKS. sheriff.
CHARLES IL. DAVIS. states Atty.
COURT CAUSES.
No. II. n. d. ". Rice rs. Russell /.
.SIc,ptr Action to recover for cutting
Il certain quantity of cedar timber.
Heard on the report of Referee. ,Iud%-
mcnt for pltl>. on the report. Brldrn
and May for plt>. Caho"ms for drtt.
No. ID. Geo. e. CaLoom nImr rs. WI
liam 4HUd. E,icctmtnt for Il certain lot
of land in Newark. Judgment of non
suit. Cahoons for pin. Bcldcn and
May for dctt.
No. l.. IhomdS SicwdIf ri al rs. Rus
sell aMd Flint. Action on Il bond of
-44-U. The question was that of con
tinuamcr Continued 10y deitS. pay ing
costs and go attorney fee Stoddard.
Bel,en and May for pm. Burkes for
dctt.
No. II. Daniel Robrrts rs. Iona.
Lund. Motion to set aside verdict.
Motion overruled judgment on verdict.
Exceptions Leslie and Rogers, DickeH
and smith for pltl. Burkes for delft.
No. IL. Peter Hggins rs. 81. .JohnS-
bury Village. Road petition. judy
ment in the report for dctt. to recover
his costs. Judge Rediield thus writes
This case was submitted on the sole
question whether the condition i'll the
deed from Hawes and Bracket to Pierce
dated Dec. II. 1851. was operative upon
/ this pin. It's the grantee of Pierce. The
court were of the opinion that said con-
dition WAS operative as a limitation up
on this PIN" Exceptions 10y pltf. Bnrkes
and bartlett for pin. Beldem and May,
hickey and Smith for dett.
No. I'll. Hcnry Reyes rs. {. {. Ne'reH.
Action on Il pronissory note given 10y
dett. to Henry Reyes President. and
endorsed t" the pin. Judgment for plt1..
Clerk to ASSESS. Beldem and Nav for
pin. Bartlett for dttt.
No. t.. Alien Pope rs. JoLn n
BatcheIder. Note. Pits. death sug-
gested. suit discontinued under the
statute. b. y. Davis tor pin. Bulkes
for def.
No. ~. Samuel Gleason rs. Conan. ii
Pass. Rreys Il. H. This action was
tried before jury and verdict was ren-
dered for the pltf,. i'll the sum of S243.
\ motion was made to set aside the
verdict on the ground that some OF the
jurors were biased against the delft
Road. The affidavit OF several jurors
were filed with the motion. Stoddard,
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Essex County Republican Convention
at Guile hall.

This convention was called To order
bv Hon. Charles f.. Benton of Gnldhall.
They then made choice of the following
officers President. G. &. Adams. NJ. d..
of Island Pond Vice Presidents. Hon.
John W. Ilartshorn of Luncnhurgh.
Harvey .Judcvine, Esq, of Concord.
Secretary. Hiram \. Cutting, VI. d., of
Lunemhurgh. Assistant Secretary. q.
b. BoNce. ESD. of Guildhall.
Voted that IL committee of five lie APP
pointed by the chair to draft resolutions
for the meeting. The chair appointed,
Hon. Gco. y. Dale, Geo. W. Hartshorm.
Esd. Chas W. King, Chas. +. Benton
Esq.
The several towns represented, APP
pointed two delegates from each town
as committee on nominations. They
reported lis follows: For Senator, John
VI. Bartlett. States Attorney, .. b.
Boyce. Judges, ID. C.. Hudson, Levi
Silsby. Judge of Probate, VIM. ii.
Hartshorn. Sheriff. Chester W. Schotf.
High Bailitf, Josiah ii. Benton.
The report of the committee OH nomi-
nations was accepted, also the report OF
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RESOLT TIONS.

Whereas. The perpetuity of our so
cial, civil. and religious liberty depends
upon the intelligence of our citizens
therefore.
RcsoIrod, That the present demands
an intelligent, educated and enlightened
suffrage.
ResoIred. That the principles of the
Republican party being founded on
Justice and equality have preserved the
nation through bloody war, healed its
discussions. and brought il prosperous
peace.
Hesoired. That we re-atfirm the dec
laratiom of principles made 10y the Ma
tional Republican Convention ut Phila
delphia and point with pride to the
past records of the party III war and i'll
peace as the best political organization
because of its ability and disposition to
wisely and successfully deal with all
questions and ISSUES that may arise in
the future. as in times past.
Hcs0ircd. That we rejoice i'll the har-
mony which has prevailed in all the
deliberations of the convention out of
which We pledge the nominees this day
made Il majority which will do credit t"
"Gallant little Essen"
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Harriagrs.

At 81. I"hn-bury Centre, July }. 10y Rev. ;. ).
Brigham Mr.. Blakrly Hotom and Miss Calista A
Chckrring ct lhctfnTd
At the residence of the bride, father June ~
10y Rev l.. j. Granger Mr.. \. +. Chase h :. of
Concord and Mis-, Emma Jones OF Oneida Ill
In Danvillr. June - Mr.. :. Hahnemann Waters
OF johnson and Miss .Iulirttr &. D"ugla OF Dan
willie.
In Danvillr. June 30 Mr.. Orri~ T. Hale "f Cabot
and Miss Emily l.. Hall Of Mar-htrld
In Lyndon. June l. Mr. SiaS Randall "f II. Johns
bury and Miss Ida j. {. Carr nf Lyndon
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,nErOI:NIInN nINNEN.

FREDERICK BILLINGS AND THE YER
MONT RErI ELICAN STATE CONVENTION.
The convention Dispersed in Il state
of harmony and good feeling. which no
body who had Watched the heated and
have deemed possible. For this We
must thank Mr.. Billings. His speech
after the declaration of the result WAS
the most extraordinary and magnetic
one We ever heard on such IN occasion,
and it took the convention bN storm.
As he spoke of his love for and imdcbt
cdneSS to his native state. as he declar-
ed his acquicscnce in the result, as he
appealed for harmony and united effort
in the grand cause OF the republican
party. aud as he declared with an elo-
uuencr Wecammnt describe. that through
and oven and above all parties and pol
iticianS and private interests. the prin-
ciplrs and characteristics must he main
tanned which have made Vermont the
pure and intelligent and noble com
monwealth of which he was 50 proud.
men who had been fighting him all laN
sat. intent. their faces working with
strong emotion, and crowded around
him at the close to take his hand and
assure him that he might count on them
in future for anything he wanted The
president of the convention expressed
the thought OF hundreds present when
he said it was prouder thing to make
that speech. under the circumstances,
than to he the governor of amy state OF
the union. The applause with which
it VAS received, and the cheers for Bill
lings at its close, were the heartiest OF
the day, and after it, if there had been
anything left that that convention
could then have given him, he could
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St. Johnsbury East.

On Monday last. Rev. Mr.. humphrey
and wife. HAY ing recently returned from
Il vacation journey. were the recipients
of surprise visit from their people and
many others. Tables. ~ if 10y magic,
were gracefully and ahundtntll spread.
After tea. the wondering couple we've
conducted t" the pall"r. where I'VE"
elegant easy chairs awaited them. which
had been brought in 10y stealth. These
were presented i'll an appropriate speech
~ Deacon r. Grisv old after hicI. an
hour of delightful converse and friendly
greetings was spent. and the company
separated.
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ELIMINATION of Toads.

I'm digging II cisterm for Mr.. Horace
jackson. on West street. the workmen
found two toads some nine feet under
ground. Three feet of the top soil was
loan. and the bottom six feet solid clay.
The toads were i'll the clay, each filling
ii hole Just large enough for its body.
and in shape corresponding Herewith.
When first found they We're of the color
of the clay, but the next morning they
had assumed the color of toads living
above ground. Alter they were I'm
covered they hoped about as "thel
toad. do.
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Religious Meetings.

Religious Meetings.
E4rIIsT CHUR,H-Mr,tings i'll hall "t talrd"nIhn
Rlmk-i Pulpit supplied. Sahhat h
services AT 1910 A NJ. Ia and $50 =. Nj sab
bath School al l3:OO NJ.
M1IHupIeI CHURCH.-(I;cv. II. A. Spencer, Pastor
sabbath services al 1880 A. ". and 6am
Pm. sabbath Schnnl al l200 NJ.
NuHTH Cu>G'L CHI RCH.-tI;rN thas. VI. S"uths'i"
PASTOR sabbath services at lo.m A NJ and
G3Up NJ sabbath School al li5 T.. NJ
SuIIH Cu>D'L CHURCH.-tRrv. l.. q. RI''st"w. Pas
tori sabbath services Al 1880 A NJ and t:"
A. " sabbath Sch"ul AT l200 NJ. Prayer
Meetings ut each Church "Wednesday even
ings at 30.
I->IyEK->LIST CHURCH.-iltrv. Il. VI. ril"tSon pas
tor. Meetings III Town Hall sabbath ser
vices AT IL T. ~ sabbath Sch""l al l!m
T. VI.
NuIN, MENs CHRISTIAN Accommodations
Meeting. at their Rooms, Union Block. I'm
daN evenings al OO u clock.
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Personal.


In the graduating class ut Dartmouth
last week we find the names of seven
Young men who fitted at st. .Johu>hury
Academy. as follows: james F. Colby.
Albert f.. Frost, Geo. ii. Fletcher. st.
JohnShury +. ID. M;rSon, W. II. Gal
hraith. G.. +. Galhraith. Pas>umpsic
and Fred. VI. Trask. Brooklyn. y. Y.
In addition We notice in the graduating
class. \. G.. SomcrS of West Barnet,
and Joseph L. OTIS of sheffield. Most
of the above had exercises Commence
ment DAY. aS will he seen:
English Grafton Historical Induc-
ton james +. Colby, ST. JohnShury
Vt.
English Grafton Atheism of Modern
Politics Geo. II. Fletcher. Lake City.
Mimi.
Political DiSputati"m is Liberty Adj
vamcing in Europe ; VIM. II. Gal
hraith. PaS>nmp>ic. VT. VIM. L. Fow-
Ter, Concord.
English Grafton Our account with
Po>tcritN Albert f.. Frost. st. Johns
bury. Vt.
NalrdirtorN address Edwin ID. Ma
son. PaS>umpSic.
We think the above class fitted at
the st. ,Inlm>hIrN academy when Henry
{. Idle. ESP. WAS principal. The vale
dictoIN is the highest honor of the class
III scholarship. President Smith said
that no other academy had as fine Il
representation in the class. This class
of seven is the largest that has even
graduated in amy single wear, of stu
dents from the st. .Jolm>hurN academy
One student. also from academy gTadu-
atrd in the Scientific Department, max
ing eight of our students in all.
At the alumni dinner, speeches were
made 10y President Smith. Rev. W. II.
Lord of Montpelier. Rev. f.. +. Hale
of Boston. and james +. Colby of the
graduating class.
Edward ID. Merrill of Rutland son
of Col. g. \. Merrill les Merrill. ,Ir..
of ST. Adams. and Andrew l.. McMil-
Ian of DanNiIlc. graduated i'll the >cien-
tilic department.
Mr.. Oscar l.. Whitclaw. formerly with
j. &. bingham, druggist. is east on Il
brief visit. and WAS in town Tuesday
He i now of the firm of Geo. +. White
law \ Co.. st. Louis. large wholesale
dealers in paints. oils. etc. He has been
in 81. Louis now six Years. and likes
that city and the west generally very
much: but after all he thinks 81. Johns
bury is the plra>ante>t place he was
ever III. and " hen he gets rich" he i,
coming on here to spend the summer.
MrS>rS. +. &. Rtdingt"n and Horace
Fairbanks. after several weeks absence
i'll the West. returned to their home,
the past week. They found Il good
many Greeley men III the west which
only goes to prove that all the mission
any work desirable il not Vet accom-
plishrd IN that section of country.
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Sixty Eighth Commencement OF the
University OF Vermont.


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Treas. y. W. Hall. W. 5. 5. Bartlett,
Con. X. {. Smith. q. G.. Alex. Liv
ingStom. |. G. l.. q. Stiles. X. :. y. g.
A. Wheeler. l.. :. y. G.. }. +. Mkenzie.
r. :. :. W. Thomas. l.. :. G.. Beck.
K. :. V. &. - Pncock, l.. :. V. &.
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The post office will he open on tn"
Fourth one hour only. on the arrival OF
the morning and evening mails.
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IpraI aud STATE }lrus.

The rye keeps on growing. Lew
Goss now brings U.s. IL bunch over sin
feet long and we'll headed out.
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SprriaI Nuhrrs.


Grc-n Mountain Grange. No. /. 81 ,Iohu-bury
Vt Regular meetings held the nrst Saturday y
sd,h month. al | clock T. NJ
+. '. Pow ERS SECRETARY
DIr'HER'> LIGHTNING FIl-KILLEk
sweeps them "ti and clears the house SPEEDILY
Try ir->"ld hr dealers ever, where. ~ ~
Dos RI Poisoned with the sticky filthy dan
g"ruu- Han Preparations. hut usr NATURE : II AIR
RESTORATIVE. which IL perfectly clean and trans
parent and cistircIu fire, f,oi all dangerous druI>
II will positively restore GraN Hair. prevents the
Hair from tiu. of viii cLuSr It To grow when
prrmatuI"ly lest rrm"Nr- d..ndrui and keeps Tie,
head perfectly healthy ,"udti"n. Try bottle
and h, satisfied that II the greatest discovery Of
thu, axe. rRu,ItK Bios. Gloucester sole Agents
Tor th,. Fatrnt"r. All the Druggists hal, "a iull
supply See. advertisement. - -
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I. o. o. F.

At the installation of officers of Gale
donna Lodge No. u. the following gen
tlemen were installed for the ensuing
tenn: b. {. Harvey, NC. b. F. Brown,
q. ID. p. Celley, Sec. j. BuInham.
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Accident.

-. X. Eastman. ut work in the black
smith shop of the Z. y .. X. K. 1T this
place. received IL severe blow on Mon
day. The head of the Slcdge which his
striker Was using, flew off the handle
hitting Mr.. Eastman in the torehead.
1t is thought not to he Il serious wound.
though the wonder is that he WAS not
largest on top, so as to wedge in the
handle. The man who put this sledge
together. reversed the head, 50 that the
handle drew out, lea\in the wedge III
the. iron.
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Severe Injury.

As Florence Badger of this town Il
grown up daughter of Philip Badger of
Padd"ck's Village Was washinga win
dow on Saturday last. She fell. and
thrust her right hand through the glass,
cutting the arm most shockingly sever
ing the muscles and chords To the bone
at the inside of the elbow Joint. 1t is Il
bad injury, and ii good recovery is not
anticipated.
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rLOSE-Southrru and Western 40 A. NJ. and 80
PM southern way 30 4. NJ. Northern ami
stage mails 400 4.
ARRIVE.-Northrrn 90j A VI. Southern an"
Western llO- A. NJ. and ~ +. N southern
way Az =. N. Stage mails - A NJ
Office hours from A. N. to =. N.
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For Moth Patches, rreckIes

AND TAN USE PERRY ) MOTH AND FRECk
LIE LOTION. The we'll known reliable and harm
less remedy for Brown DISSERTATIONS of the face
Prepared only by Dr. b. {. Perry, DerInatologist
~ Bond street, New York. Sold by Druggists
everywhere s33
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CIuTTE\DEN COUNTY.

y woman named Kelley was killed
while crossing the railroad track ut Is
sen Junction. yesterday afternoon. The
shifting engine ran over her. cutting
her To pieces.
\ little daughter eight Years of age.
and deaf and dumb of Patrick Dnnncl-
~. WAS run over on Saturday afternoon
10y the American Hotel coach at Bur
lingt"n. The child attempted I" cross
the street in front of the coach: and
the driver catching Il glimpse of her at
tempted to stop his horses. but in vain.
the wheels passing over her. tIacturing
both legs and hrui>ing her body. There
Is hut faint hopes of her recovery.
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St. tsohnsburu Galedonian.
=. ,,,,n.,ur,. VT. Friday. July .. 1872.

20 Friends TIN. section Of the State Will add
,ri.I, tn the. interest Of the Calcdonan by
sending us local items promptly and i'll Il brief leg
tIIr
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RUTLAND cot NTN.

The Rutland county republicans
have made the following nominations
For judge. Isaac &. Wheaton of Pitts
field and Pit W. Hyde of Ca>tlrt"m
sheriff. William VI. Field: high hailitt,
Grory,. Capcnn of Tium"uth state at
torncN. f.. j. Ormshcr of Brandon:
Judges of probate. Is. Bromley of Cas-
Teton and Walter {. Dutton.
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l.. u. L. AIR ID.

4. IL. IA II -,
Manufacturer "f the
CELEBE ATEp BLUE MOI TAIN
GRANITE NONI MF\TS TAB.
lEl>. HEAD STONES. Ac.. 50.
Ais" importer and dealer III the world
Tru"W ned RED AMI GRAY POLISHED
score II GRANITE MONUMENT
TABLETS --NC.. A..
have Polished Granite, nov "n hand
and viii Imp"rt tn order and sell the
sam" tnI less than can hr bought IN
B">t"n. Discount Ia the trade. oven
2nu designs nu htnd. PLEASE. call and
sec.
~. J"hii>h,O'g ". Jaig l. I-sI.----,
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L. \ Purely VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Mad, from roots and b,rks growing i'll our IulurjI
ate vicinity. the medical properties of which are
preserved in pure spirit makinu II Vegetable Bitter
and llund Purifier and warrant II 1" contain n"
mineral whatever.
The BlrrERS will b,. found most valuable, tor
the at those diseases arising from the stomach
which is most likely To- get dsuTdrrcd "t an, organ
of the human ~ stem.
\ few of the, diseases which the BITIEIts cure We
'numrTatr below. These likely I" have
season a. tnuthrr. but generally more IN
Spring and Summcr
INDIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA
Probably the worst dis,.ast. The. American people
haN" /" endure is "t very common occurrence and
much To br dreaded.
There many disorders occasioued 10y Lodges
tinu which extend t" all parts "t the body. such As
Headache. Palpitat"n of the Heart. Irregularities
OF the PulSt Loss of Energy Confusion of Thought
and feelings of utter prustTatIun without any full
signs "f disease. The Organs Of Digestion
liIhl, treat amount nt disease, and il remains
and this we offer YOU in the GRANITE STATE BIT
TIERS. which does not fail Ia
BILIOUSNESS which is apparent IN a great
many j. readily released by the BITERs.
BOILS are uccas"ned by the impurities nt the
blood striving L" tree. Themselves ~ the BIIIEKs
and your blood will become pure.
LIVER COMPLAINT and all diseases OF the
Liver are quickly cured by the BITTERs.
JGUmiicr, ScrotaLa. Headache Co,,Attpd,ioH and
all Impurities u tie BLpOd are cured by the GRAN
ITE STATE BITIERs. which for a general tonic and
medicinal preparation, is unsurpassed.