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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-27
Correspondence.

Ed. NEwsDEALEE.
have been requested to write some.
thing for your paper several times since
| left Lamoille Co., but have failed to
do SO for several reasons; the principal
of which was the fear of being uninter-
esting, and | make the attempt now
feeling no more confident than ever.
] have been in lewa nearly four years.
having loft Steve three and half days
before | crossed the Mississippi. Twas
very much disappointed on reaching The
West" (if, indeed, there be such place.
to find every thing so different from my
Down East" conceptions. l had ex.
pected to find prairie, one vast level,
or better, fiat tract, with nothing to oh.
struct the pownan for hundreds Of mics
But happily it is not true. But very
little Of Iowa is too level to drain itself.
In Illinois there are parties that would
answer the book descriptions that l had
read, but they are not so yaluble for
farms as these that require no artificial
draining, besides being quite unhealthy.
But l was surprised the most in the
people, their characters and their ad-
vantages. had supposed that at such
pery great distance west, as Iowa
seemed to my boyish fancics, what few
people there we're must be very ignor-
AIT and wicked, with no schools, no
colleges, no churches aud l might al
most say no Sabbaths. And right here,
kind Editor, allow me to diverge enough
to state that some benevolent society Of
Mass. was so humane few years ago
as to send q missionary to Iowa, TO
evangclize the heathcn. 1t was then
that our clergy lifted their voices de-
voutly to God for the ignoronce Of New
England. That a people should know
as much at home and yet know nothing
beyond,their own hearth-stone. Yes l
was surprised to find the school-houses Of
Iowa on an averaging better than in the
township from which | "hailed" and l
am not speaking of one town. nor one
County, but of my observation, which. al.
though limited, extends over q part at
least Of thirty counties.
The grade Of teachers in these school.
houses, judge, are not excelled by their
sisters of the East. And the church is
not far behind. attended the dedication
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-27

Of church at Nj Auburn. 80 ln'aSa'
town Of not over zoe ishabiiaDts, { miles
from this place. some fsor weeks since 10
which there had been enc church con-
rleied within a year. at an expense Of
IS. 900 and the Rev. Mr.C-Preaehed
a sermon, raised over 81 ,sO0.-more than
three hundred in excess of what vas
needed to clear a 81. 600 building iron
deb, and the congregation left before
O'Clock. Beat that. you eastern towas OF
twenty years growth. The farmers, as a
matter Of Necessity. furnished most Of the
funds for these churches. ORe week ago
last Sunday S.. Pauls church 10 Cedar
Rapids was dedicated and s22, 600 raised
to clear an edi6ce which cost $4,000.
Cedar Rapids has q population Of only
$500.
Now 10 reply to a sabbath school sopg
in some Of ihc books Of the cast begiuing;
Out on the distant pFairio r
Where little children dwell
Who never saw Bible
Or heard a sabbath BELL
1 will say that Liun Co.-whieh | call
mine by adsrtiOn-aud several others are
thoroughly organized 10 the Sunday school
work-every township "a the county hold
ing its conventions. and 1t is hoped in
another year to have au organized Sunday
school in every school district in the whole
county. should be very much grateful
to learn that any native Co. had taken
corresponding steps in restraining intem.
perance to sin of every kind.
Rut this letter is getting Too long and |
must "bite of the thread" Perhaps at
some future time, if this is deemed worth
printing, | may write on different strain.
| will simply add in conclusion that | like
his country much and have written thus
plainly hoping to correct some erroneous
IDEAS concerning it lost some Of La.
noille's sturdy sons should be kept by
ear from making at least pleasure trip
nto what many seem to think, a Wild and
'arbarous region.
| am very respectfully L. MS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-27
For Sale.
ESEhALPhoDucEc COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
In Commercial ST. Rnatnn Masa

New Advertisements
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-27

LIST OF PATENTs.-The following patents were
issued from the U. s. Patent Office to citizens
OF Vermont for the week ending July 30.
1873 Reported for the Newsletter, by AL
EXANDER & MASON, Solicitors Of Patents,
Cos Seventh ST., Washington, D. c.
Link of Endless Chain for Horse-pow-
ers, Albert A. Gray, Middletown.
Water Magazine for Boilers, Calvin
| Weld, Bra,tleboro.
Shifting Rail for Carriage Seats
Herman Dressed, Springfield. ra.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-27

! Nine we're taken GU. A iabOrer named
Driscoll uAs killed, being mashed to jelly
Michael Foster and two o,hers we're kiil'
Ell. and JOhH Foster, an apprentice and
two dead bodies remain at the station
house. usrecOgnlEei. Three Of the nine
are at the hospital. and cannot survive.
4 great crowd gathered in the vicinity,
and much excite nent prevailed. All the
killed aud injured. except the apprentice.
are men having large families.
The Mississippi river steamer, George
Wolfe. blew up about o'clock Friday az
tersoOn, at 81. Francis Island. Ark. .
few miles below Mimpbis. Tenn. The
cabin was blown to pieces, but the hull
may be saved. Fourteen persons, and
perhaps more were killed and ii wound
ed. Capt. Carter states that, a short
time before the explosion. he had gone to
bis room to take a nap, leaving tho first
mate on the watch. and the FIRST he knew
of The accident was that he felt himself
lifted into the air with Il severe shock and
fell with debris on the lower deck. As
soon as he could extricats himself, he
glanced around, and saw that tho forward
part Of the cabin had been blown away
aft to the boilers and that some Of the
timbers had taken FIRE. His first though
was to extinguish the flames, which, with
the aid of few others and the heavy rain
that was falling at the time, be soon sue
ceeded IN doing. Meantime, one Of the
crew, who had been but slightly injured,
seeing that the wreck had drifted near
the shore, jumped out with a headline
and made her fast, when il was found
that the boat had been but little injured
except as already stated. As soon as the
ire was extinguished, everything possible
was done TO relieve the sufferers. The
,aptain states that he had only 10 or IL
,abin passengers. only one of whom was
ost, Nelson, a piano-tuncr from New
York. Owing to the condition of Wildn
he clerk, who was severely burned, il
vas impossible to obtain list Of passen-
,ers from him, and the books were all
ost
The engineer states that Helper, the
econd engineer, who was on duty at the
imc Of the explosion, was one OF the most
eliablc and competent men he ever saw,
nd he can give no theory as to the cause
f the explosion. The last seen of Help.
,r was by Carpenter, who saw him try
he guage, and just as he put down the
tick, the explosion occurred. Persons
n shore. who saw the explosion, state
hat the bodies and fragments of timber
1ere thrown 60 feet into the ar.
The survivors Of the accident waited for
n up-river boat. The Julia soon came
pon the scene Of the disaster, and took
hem on board.
The spot where the steamer blew up is
,nown TO river men as 'the GRAVEYARD +"
being the place where the Pennsylvania
nd St. Nicholas blew up, and the MoGill
'urnod. The George Wolfe was from
Shreveport for St, Louis, Capt Henry s.
Iarter, commander, and Joseph Wilder,
Jerk.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-27

~ REaT AUCTION sALEAT NORTH HYDE
"a PARk 4 wiilrl. q F..-,s 49,
q day - SsItrnasf, 81 rs'sl.sA a =, -
.ss,aF 1921 = 49, - - .. .ss : q ssfss =
iand laratas in ne tsuu a sa11sen- .l.s--it
stlatsi - u.s tuais fla ls.isg nes -. - =
fsst al faf - - flusa JeAnsan, TIE f.Fsl .
wrii fgneed and wti vatsrtt, saisf rraning y ~
houss sna lam. 8 a sagrr eiglAia. : ~ - =.
haass and izTu znd eat hsld.Hsss panty 4 tsst
apprs chsfFiss piszuf As- Aifo III heasshele faf-
ulfuFc dairy tools, fsrmlng isseis, ar. -.
Also, suaall plare In thc fillaEc q Nefih use
rarf, caniaiuinr Z arrof q sKuelcut lad, sd
halIse aud t.arn tun Ia i-es, pleuW n apFk~
puns currauis and ether Rat. enc q The hest -,
e@iiens 10 North Hyde fArs, ~'zrthsf rhh hs7ss-
furniture.
AIss che to year 81 oolt, Q ssotlnE osit, .
rcd uifk harnes-ss silrtr-piaird drFiug names.
] husEy wagon, Z single s,eirhs, Isair trarcrs.e
sls.ls - nlArksmith tools. fuu pCss la CunEi.
ehurcc stalls In Coagl. charch shsds, % cat,
truck uasun. 90 cpok stoves, hsN liorrss
sleigh rls = Ga - esesst' ,, a .ssi
Gsstisnsn lassn hussinsss. and this property
yin be old b the highest hidsI
lows J. N. fAuKEn, Aucti enecr.
~ DIRE FOR FEMALE wEAKNRss, WiTHorI
u surruRrrns. Tho beet Vegetable medicine
yet known, an indian reoeiPt, sii sfsdceats all
humcrs, which Il one cause a great suffering,
max les nee blood and strengthens the whole eye
ten. Three hotties will convince the mot skrp-
teal. hundreds will iestify. Write ier Circular
aud testimonials. Inquire for Mrs. nclohcTs Pc
male cure. Sodhy all druggists Prizes 81 or G
bottles 81.
Mrs. LINUS nELcnER. Randolph, Mas.
WHOLESALE AGENfs,
Geo. G. Goodwin a Go. . Hanover ST., noS4-aN
Weeks Potter. Iso Washington ST., '''i w.
Nathaniel Reads Estate.
The subscribers, having bcrn appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for tha District Of La
moille Commissioners, to receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate of Nathaniel Read late of Cambridge
IN said Dist, deceased, represented inSolvent and
the term Of sA months frOm the 2ldday ofJuly lisa
being allowed by said Court TO the creditors. by
said deceased % exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Us; Give notice, that VIC will attend
70 the duties Of our appointment at the Tewn
Hall In Camhrids, In said District, ON the 1T
Saturdays of September and January next. at 10
O'Clock, in the forenoon. Of each oil said dayg
NORMAN sTW00D D r-ts--
HIRAM A. MOR6AN} NO"'"''s'"hsf'
Cambridge, July p A. -. 1873. 10
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-27

REPETITION OF DAsTARDLY OUTRAGE -
A year ago last February some rascals
broke INTO the room of Evergreen Isle
Lodge of Good Tcmplars on Grand Isle
and burned part Of the regalia and COM
mitted other-offences of an indecent and
offensive character. In the month Of
July following repetition oil the offence
occurred, at which time some sixty
dollars worth Of regalia was burned
and the cabinet organ was tapped AMI
injured so that it had to be sent TO Boston
for repairs. Suspicion rested on Harrison
Miackler of Grand Isle and Milton Pickle
and Selfridgc Hubbell ofSouth Hero, the
first two being fernsr members of the
Lodge. at the last term Of the Grand
Isle County Court they were indicted by
the Grand Jury and it is expected they
will be tried during the coming fall term
A few nights ago the Lodge was again
broken into an Insult was added to injury
The organ vas bored into and nitric acid
poured in. A miniature coffin was left in
the room and on it papers containing the
following. which is given verbatim:
1sT SHEET.
"When shall we four meet again our
heads are long and GU. massive intellectual
faculties we have been able cvade the
law, and protect our league we
have been able thank Kind provi-
dence to meet here for the third
lime to holl council and tap your organ
fate denied MS that privilege Feb. 10th,
1872, bat we will make up for it tonight
we wild try nitric acid this time, and nitro
glyeerine next; take our warning disband
for we do not want to destroy life we are
desperate and you do well to take heed,
VIC come like thief in the night and can
ouiwit your detectives you now know
what to depend upon.
''ai 2ND SHEET.
To all who it may concern if this third
attack does not break up this Lodge then
look out for nitro glycerine. Yeu are
doomed nov beware.
4sr' II. IS.
P.S We hope the members of this
Lodge will drink our health over this
coffin and remember you may soon need
one yourself. I
e There were cabalistic characters ON the
paper, such as dagger, goblet, coffin etc.
and the auger was left bored in the case
Of the organ. Some people think that this
repetition Of the Offence was designed to
create doubt whether the persons in
dicted were really guilty Of the former
outrages, and they contend tina! the word-
ing Of the papers is ingcniously calculated
to the same end There are many clues,
which, if followed out, should lead to the
detection Of the offenders.-St. Adams
Messenger
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-27
Fr0m Europe.


The Spanish feet, under command Of
Admiral Lobos, began the bOmbardmen'
of Carthagena, Friday. The insurgents
are briskly replying to the fire. Admiral
Lobos has under his command only the
Saragossa irsn clad and some wooden fri
gates The insurgents are beautifully
supplied with provisions and stores, and
are sangnine of assistance from commun.
lists in other cities. 1t is said, however.
that the private soldiers arc discouraged
and are in favor of surrendering to the
government. 1t is also reported that the
civil ami military authorities of the COM
munist administration have quarreled, and
that their respective partisans have come
to actual conflict, in which a number were
killed and wounded on both sides.
The Carlists say that their forces have
again invested Bcrga both parties claim
victories in the recent battles.
The Carlists say that they arc organic
inc for a movement on Madrid, and will
be ready to march some time 10 October.
The artillery of the garrison at Barcel-
ona recently mutiniod against their off,
GERS. They were, however, disarmed by
the oavelry under the captain-general,
and were Imprisoned before they had time
to do any serious harm.
The Carlists, at the ins.igatiOn of the
priests, burn all the records of civil mar
RACES they capturc,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-27
LAMOILLg CENTRAL
AGA DE M Y,
HYDHPARK VERMONT.

This Infsiiuton l. loeAied IA zee q Ne pt -.
VILLAGES Ia the iaEnuiiie Valley, 2nd u nsfa iA =
.iIIF sfarts.l - . naafishinE sCltlssai.
III ill " the aim a The Trustees And eaafN ~
Teacher b make the sehsel rceana y ~ sthef ~
Nsfihcfn kermanl
-. lusiruciiau sircn uili h. taoruuEh and Isac'
tIcal special attention uill b. great tAese mo
intsud g. teach. -.
Regular exercises In De ainAtlan and Temp
,iee an l. rrauirod II all aud SPECIAL cTts made
- sfsufs Ia pftIrtfcnt. The discipline q the 10
sfitutiun oumhincs mildness With hrmuess, aFoio-
inK unaArIaatahlc EcFeuus YET tnrnioAinE seiiei
order. prompt olscdienos, ooifect aepoft1sh' A-'
industry. -. A.,
Paret & and guardians are most earnestly inFitca
70 cooperate with the Principal In socuring The
prompt and regular Attendance u pupih.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-27
Business Notices.

The most unhappy person in the world is
the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and
gloomy; he feels scout of sorts' with himself
and everybody else. Lifeis burden to him.
This can all be changed by taking Peruvian
Syrup "a protoxide Of Iron)., Cases Of q years
standing have been cured BY it,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-27

AMERICAN MOVIES AND REApERs AT
yrENNA.--THR BUCKEYE TRIUMPHANT
The BuckeJe Machine, which has
won 50 many honors at hcme, but
which was sent to Vienna to compete for
the first time at WORLDS FAIR, has dis
tanced all competitors and was awarded
TWO FIRST PREMIUM GRAND MEDALS OF
MiRIr. Adriance Plat & Go. have also
received the highest awards at the great
German Field Trials, in competition with
all the leading American and English Ma
chimes.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-27

IN CAMBRlDGE.-The premises Of Mrs Orange
II Foote, including House and out-buiidings in good
repair Garden and nine acres Of rich upland inea-
dow: Terms easy. Inquire ofthe subscriber or Mfr.
David Lewis.
MRS. ORANGE FO0TE.
Cambridge, Aug. q, ls73. iim3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-27
TEACHERS
n. b. CHITTEN DEN,
Principal.
MRS. II. b. CHITTENDEN.
Assistant.
MISS MINNIE E. PARTRIDGE.
Teacher Of Music.
SANFORD .GOss,
Teacher Of PcnmAnship.

The Academic year IL dlyidedinte three Terms Of
eleven weeks each.
FalITerm commences Aug %, 20, ends Nov. II.
Winter Term Nov. 10, 'TS. Feb. 3, IA
Spring Term " Feb ., "a, "Apr. -, "a
TRUSTEES
HON. WALDO BRIGHAM, President
Z. b. SAWYER. CARROLL 3. PAGE.
o. l.. WATERMAN, DAVID RANDALL.
TUITION
CoHm6n English, .......................... 10
Zach Higher Englis1 Study, ................. -
primary ..ss'ss'.''' ~
lsntin and uroek, a.po
Music lu.bu
Course Of ~ Lessons, .......... 50
bills payable at the middle Of the Term and no
deductions made for less than half term. Board
oan be obtained at ffon sJio 81 per week,
PER ORDER OF TRUSTEES.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-27

odd Mr.. Lsbclle. who lives with his
son-in-law, John Bashaw, in Berkshire,
and is about eighty years Ofage, is taking
a new departure. He has been bald upon
the top of his head for many years, and
what hair he has had has been perfectly
white. Now, although he las used no re-
siorative, new crop Of black hair Is
growing out, ION the top of his head, in
the place where his hair used to grow"
Besides this, after being toothlcss for
years, he has lately cut three new teeth.
Mr.. Labelle is also enjoying much better
health than he has for several years past.
Our informant adds that the old gentle
man has always been hard working man
and hard drinking man, but VIC do not
repeat the last to encourage any ono in
intemperanco, for it is unqueslionable
that hard drinking is generally more con.
ducive TO good crop of snakes than to a
new crop Of either teeth or hair--Rich-
ford Sentinel
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-27
The MOd0es.

Tae war department PrOmulgAtes' 10
General orders. the findings and sentence
in the case Of the MOdOe capiives. Capt
Jack. ScLOachiu. Black Jim, Boston
Charley. BarschO. alias One Eyed Jim
and sloluck, alias Cox, who were tried BY
military commission for the murder Of
Gen. Canby. and commissioner Thomas,
and Cor assault with intent to kill other
neace commissioner. They are found
guilty of the specifications aud charges
and sentenced to be hanged. The pro-
cosdings have been approved by the pres
ideni and the secretary Of war, aud the
sentence will be carried into effect at
Fort Klamath, Or, on the third OF ocio-
Der. under the direction Of the general
commanding the department OF Columbia
j. s. ID. TAYLOR, lately one OF the
editors Of the St. Adams Messenger. died
IL that town Aug. 2lst. He was much
respected aud is deeply lamented.
-Rev. Dr.. Todd, a native OF Rutland
died at Prt,sfeld. Mass, on Sunday MORN
ing at the age Of 70 years.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-22
Read This:

A COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MESSRS. j. q c. MAGUIRE, 81 Louis, Mo. Gen
tlemen:-The undersigned. having known yoH for
many wears reliable chemists and PharTnachulsts
anu observing the effective action OF your remedies
for whatever recommended. wieh TO bear voluntary
evidence iothe efficacy of you ret and. in our opln-
ION, best preparation. "MAGUtkE'S CT NDl KAN
GO BITTEks. 1t il all that Won claim for il "a an
alternative purcative depuraor and diuretic, acting
specially upon the liver, blood, kidneys and bowels
JOSEPH BROWN, Mayor, who adds: Il have
found this the most pleasant and effective medicine
have ever used
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Commissioner,
who adds: Il endorse the Mayors Op MON -
THOS. RICHESON. S.H.LEFLINN.
Pres White Lead a Oh OF t.ehin & Rand Powder
Co 60.
D. N HOUSE. GAS. D. CONFER.
Prop. ST Louis Globe. Oh mn Dem Cen. Com.
W. T. WAGNER, P. 6. FUKGESON,
CLERK Probate Court. jerks" Of Mo Dem.
BRITAIN A. HILi, HENRY +. MUDD.
Attorney nj Inv. Late City & County ASS
: BLOOD, FRANK VALE.
Late Priest. b inns. Sayin-s elk Cour1 Criminal
Assn. Correct
NORMAN J. CoLMAN, q NJ. CHAMBERS.
Pnb tfnrat Home Pres Bnt & prov Bank
NJ j HAkTNETT ES. GREEN WOOD
Late City Collector. l res. Y. N c. A.
THOs WALSH A. sHhNOCk.
Architect. ofShryock d Co.
NJ T. ANDREWS. W. T. GAY,
ofMoody Michael $50 ofGay Harnenksmp& Co
THERON BARNUM. JAMES ARCHER,
of Barnum's Hotel I'enver, Col
And many others too numerous TO mention.
J. Il c. MAGEIRE,
Sole Propretors,
Price 75c per hottie. 81 Lonts. No.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-22
Chr 99ailg Argns,
Beautiful Snow.

To the Editor of the Tribune:
SIR A paragraph is just now in circula
ton through the country press accredited
to the New York correspondent of Swiss
paper containing the statement that the
piece of verse called Beautiful Snow
was written by William Winter, dramatic
critic of the New York -Ifi5uae. | wish
to say that the statement is false | am a
miserable sinner: but | am not the author
of Beautiful Snow. | do not think that
snow. is beautiful live, at times, on an
island in the ocean, and | am practically
acquainted with the subject of snow | con
slider that snow is nuisance almost as
great one as the New York correspond
ent of Swiss paper who has afflicted me
with the dreadful imputation, which | now
cast back upon his trice accursed head
once read portion of Beautiful Snow
twho, alas has not p, and | must be per
mitted to say that there is something bar
barrie in the cruel pertinacity with which
many persons are laboring to fix the au-
thorship of that melancholy mush upon
their innocent fellow creatures Baleful
must be the mind that can engage in this
diabolical Misunderstanding the peace and
blasting the hope Of brother mortal
This has been a quiet summer. For at
least six weeks have not been accused Of
bribery, corruption, conspiracy or body
snatching. l had begun to think myself
secure from calumny for as much as three
weeks longer Fond delusion The spoil
er rises in the likeness of Swiss cores
pondent-and all is gas. But he shall moi
triumph in the silence of his victim
There are limits even to the pertinence o
dramatic critic am not the author
of Beautiful Snow" and ! defy him
And. while | am upon the subject | vii
likewise state that | am not the author o
Nothing to Wear, nor of Rock Me t.
/ Sleep" nor of 'Betsey and Are Out,
nor of ''Shoo Fly" nor the Letters o
Junius. WILLIAM WINTER.
New York, July Is, 1873.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-22
ANTHER TESTINONY.

BENTON BARRACKS. No,
April 80, 1861.
DR.. John Bu-Dear Sir Knowing the efficacy
of your Sarsaprilla. and the healing and heneh-
cial qualities possesses. send you the following
statement OF " case
was wouIhed about two years ago. and taken
prisoner and cnfned for sixteen months. Being
moved so ofteI my wounds have not healed yet.
have not sat ~ q moment since / was wounded.
! am shot through the hips. My general health Is
impaired, and 4need something to assist nature.
have more fairi in your Sarsaparila than anything
else. ] wish tat which is genuine Please eX-
press me half a1ozen bottles, and oblige
CART. c. p JOHNSON,
St. Louis, Mo.
P. S.-The following written April 30 1866,
by Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother of Capt johnson
DR.. John Bull-Dear Sir My husband, Dr.; c. 5.
johnson. skilful surgeon and physician III
Central New York where he died, leaving the
above G. z. johnson my care. Al thirteen years
OF age he had chronic diarrhuea and scrotula teI
viii gave your Sarsaparilla. II cured him.
have for ten years recommended il to many IN New
FORK Ohio and Iowa, scrofula, fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended it
The cures effected in some cases of scrofula anc
fever were almost miraculous. j am yer,
anxious for my to again have recourse 10 you
sarssparila He is fearful of getting a spurious
article, hence his writing you for IT, His wounds
were terrible, but believe he will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON