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National Republican., 1873-11-20
WE HAVE NO TRASH,

WE HAVE NO TRASH,
WE ARE SELLING THE BETTER CLASS OF
CLOTHING
AT PRICES THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED
BY OUR CUSTOMERS.
ENGLISH WORSTED SUITS;
FRENCH DIAGONAL SUITS;
ENGLISH PLAID SUITS
HANDSOME MIXTURES,
NEAT STRIPES,
NObBY PLAIDS.
WE HAVE MARKED DOWN THE ABOVE
TWENTY PER CENT. BEAR IN MIND THESE
ARE fIRST-CLAsS CUT, TRIMMED, AND
MADE GOODS.
A. SAKS 4 CO.,
3i6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
PRoPosAIs FOR TRssH BERF.

oYFen AoIIro CoMAIssAlr OF suBsIsIRsoR,l
lpnL n.ai.m MhihpLk, * a, nn1 Moselnner 10 lsIa
this pfiee until z O'clock m DECEMBER N isis, for
agIIins fsaI the n1 months commencing January !.
payments, ke,' can be obtained by appliestion 10
First Lieut. ID Artillery, Actins Gommisaasn n,
SubsiHtence, u. ~ Army, W
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pr. lI.Ioomls
Take Care or Your yaIuableu

has removed to s39 Pennsylvania avenue, be.
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, over May store,
where he Is prepared 70 perform all operations
In surgical and mechanical dentistry.
National Republican., 1873-11-20

Call and examine the nre and burgar-proo
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner o
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping OF securities, Jewels, silvef-ware, OF
o,her valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dol.
lars per annum, according to size. No business
m IN can AFFORD to do without them.
7aks uaraing from the Chieapo and Boston Fres.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
National saytpss BnpL

,. II. ssuier q Co.,
Bankers, No. iAls Pennsylvanis avenue, pay Q
per cent on all deposit.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
New Store, New Stock.

r. @. LEWIS, No. 9o3K SEVENTH STREET,
has now IN store. and daily receiving. . large
and complete assortment OF GEsrLHMHN's, BOYS
AND CHiLphIss HAS Of the very LATEST STYLES
mo GOODS, cheap for cash.
rHl GREAT R,saLIsu REMEDY for eout ant
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above com
plAints either OF recent or long standing, arc Al
xtsed 10 use Blair's Gout and Rheumatlc Ptlls
they can be relied upon a. the most safe ant
have been universally used in Europe if for mani AMI
fRouS D HARsASr, sss strand, London, England
and sold By all druggists.
sUFFKRkRs from Coughs, Colds, bronchitis
Group, Influenza or whooping Cough will find
relief In DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
tury, and still maintains Its long established rep
utation as the great remedy for all diseases Of
the throat, lungs and chest.
Worn TO n shadow.
Flesh, muscle and mind ahke deteriorate when
the stomach falters In Its duty and the bowels do
not perform their part Us scavengers Of the sys-
sia the body Is usually emaciated, and the mus
cular nbrc loose and naRby, and the brain inca
pable Of prolonged or visofous exertion. Every
itself, is TO certain extent dependent upon The
stomach for support. Strengthen and regulate
this feeder OF the system with liOstetter's Stom-
ssa when lss TO perform Is ons
now OF the gastric Juice, and perfect digestion
and assimilation will assuredly be the result.
The manner 10 which the great tonic and alteIa-
tive effects a cure OF dyspepaia Ia direct and
simple. u stimulates tho digestive organs,
cleanscs without convulaing tile bowels, regu-
lates the now Of bile and determines Il into the
right channels, and exercises tfanqulllzlng In
ndeIce over The nerves.
WHITE, clean, sound teeth. oil may have b,
using daily THUHsTOAB Ivory Pearl Tootf
Powder; prico 70 and 90 oents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire it, all
may have II by constant use OF THoNrsose
Poniade optime. Price, 70 and 20 cents per
bottle.
not soiled. J0Uyme tnodoroua Bid Glove
Cleaner will renovate thom thoroughly price 70
cents per bottle. Al sold By druggists and
fancy dealers.
WnLsMIouuu-srRnAp pBrsnsrmmsP PLAs-
fsns, Whenever 0 plaster u needed, arc unri-
vailed. Price %, 70, and v osats sacA.
National Republican., 1873-11-20

NEW OFKRA-nOUsR.
WEDNESDAY EvENINa, NOV TO-
A'hAscment o. the Eminent Character Actor,
MIR. DOMINICk MURRAY,
Mo Mno w produce the Impassioned Drsma, 70.
en,itlsd intense Interest," excitement and mirih.
WILLY REILLY.
SH. RISE Up, WILLY RiELLY."
First Appearance fos Several Weeks of the Popular
MIR; CHARLES STANTEy
The Niyselous and Brilliant Comediennc
miss JENNIE CLiFfORD,
The fAvorite Actress,
And ether Establiahed Artists,
o!a IN .tion-"The Golden Bubble" Charles
Sn HoNbAY. NOV. u-LIrTLE NELL.
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FLOUR sLouHn
Golden Hill Family,
Ellington Extra.
trouble exchanging.
For sale In barrels and sacks b{
oco1 Indisna avenue and First street

TAPE-WORM
REMOVED. WITH j HEAR ESF,.so .SsoMPIErE. IN A
No detention from businness; medicine psrfectiy
harmless; purely vegetable; no fec ssksd lili head
Que from oierk In Surgeon Generals Once Who
other pSysisians Tor ELEvkN YEARS. This sna snaa
s.n e q i essr ss l$
ONE HAEE TIE iNn RIsEAsEs ntAEs AR6 R6sAg s3AgsED
EkisEshaa MEsTahY II dIaAffI IHE Ill
Ise@Rs1s Rsss s.sn' % SSs5 ns AVER
s,s bssn completely rssicssd 70 Ssslt Il nH .hoi nsy
time under my treatment and found they had been
treated for the wrong disease. None but VE0R.
fS'bf!Hs y ~ asSH ab1RzsFiEfSs. EfSs'faasSis asS %
DIR. HENRY WIIsON,
.eakH sla ronrth street. bet and y. NV.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. -
asFaa e. Ses r
sealed proposals In duplicate win be received at
farnsSins dc FRESH BE Teaaissd Il tSis
station station ,dins Curing the six months commencing Jam
Information ss to conditions, quality Of Beef nay
msn"' &c. can oe obtained 6S sEptisstsGan saufn n
F1s., Lisus a Artillery. Acting 6cmmisssis of
National Republican., 1873-11-20
ADJUSTMENTS. ETC,

RcTURRs At UNION M. X. CnURCU.
By REy g. J. PoGiasoe,Es., III e,s.ei q Baltimore.
= Tbree sonassp US prpeipsI Incidents and Scenes Of
esfips parts Of Europe. 'A' "os' 'n'er'
iecturss p cents 10 be had Al tbe st5,es q s%Rse %
Tn TWensssh hS strs.,, ws5nen a f9w; Taylor, and
ma avenue. Commencing etth inst.n nssSys W
Ggsh, .na ans continuing the same hour, December
~ os - .ae % noy2D %
National Republican., 1873-11-20

We ssssp SSs s.9ss ip and complete with Al. tho
National Republican., 1873-11-20

w. O. LYCETT,
leeIslHpER AND pAPEA-RulER,
Ne. 21l Posnsylvania ave-, bet. Tenth asd
Eleventh streets, seath Side.
~ Books elegantly or plainly bound. Psriodi
cAas and nowspapers carefully attended to.
GLJNRs SLATE RooFINa PAINT, WATER
VI end ftieProof; cheapest and beat; eighty
eenn per Eailon; At J. D. hoORE's. 1874 Pennsyl.
vnniA avsnue oc2atk
HAS REMOVED TO NO. 6a5 LOUISIANA
~ avenue August I, and open with nne stock
q Guns. Pistols, Ftahins Tackle and sporting
lJS1-H JOHN J. pRARODY.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
T, DIN HALL.

FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER u,
CLOSING LECTURE
OF rHE
SCIENTIFIC COURSE,
PROF. }. n. PEPPER.
sUBJEor;
"soIENTIFIC MAGIC"
reserved seats for aAle at the Ellis AIusie stor.
noy09t IHtsrI ' A"sio S'ore'
National Republican., 1873-11-20

~ ws IN rarSsh.,se Sn, At The LOWEST CASH PRICES in
National Republican., 1873-11-20

Of sOOos can bs IL New qoiHo qss%o quality
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03
Crntnnr I.lnInlenI.

There is no pain which the Centaur Liniment
will not relieve, no swelling it viii not subdue,
and no lameness which It will not cure. This is
strong language, but it il true. Where the parts
are not gone its effects are marvellous. II has
produced more euros Of rheumatism, neuralgia
ock.jaw palsy, sprsins swcllings, caked breasts
scalds, burns salt-rheum, ear.ache, etc, upon
the human frame, and Of strains, SPAWN, gals,
etc, upon animals in one year than have all 9TH
er pretended remedies since the world began.
1t is a counter-irritant, an al-healing pain re-
lever. Cnppes throw away their cfutches, the
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harm
less and the wounded are healed without a scar.
1t ia no humbug. The recipe il published around
each bottle II is selling az no article ever be-
fore sold. and II sells because it does just what
il uretends to do Those who now suffer from
rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve to suffer
If they viii not nee Centaur Imminent, More
than 1000 certificates Of remarkable cures in
GLIDING frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt,
running tumors, etc. have been received. We
will send 4 circular containing certificates the
recipe, etc, gratis, 10 any ono requesting IT,
1 One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centanr LIN.
ment IL worth one huudred doliafr tor spawned
or sweenied horses aud mules. or for screw.
worm In sheep. stocR-owners thir liuimsut il
worth your attention Noisrnjiy .hou!d BE- with
ont Ceplam Liuimont j. Is, ErsC& Ga. New
York.
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All asr skturisy Tic rad prevailed.
The streams were vel 6led viii water
bat were not cleared Of their lss and
ao...l wood Tin amer tie snau storm haI
ast In with fearful severity with high
winds On Monday morning. which block
aided the hleLwars s. bad 81 auv storm
during gbe winter. Monday morning
gave as smother snow sGorm lntermsuRleIl
with rain. aua se Are now hearing The
exclamation. I'm pleased 10 think ,h&,
Rarct makes be exit to-day "
Nsrah bas saas. sol iat Der ra
Aa' stsa.z f. f'oal hsf'
sam " s..l q 4, - '''
-,
Tn SATURDAY ''' -''"' a 7''e'e 'A'1'
storm OesAi'' eoA',"N'ik i'' - houis'
ne sue" F""l'',e' ''l'u''' A''H 'ie mn
80 ,,..,t -, -, -, ~,
80, ~ T.. s,.,n,.,.1, ,,.-.t,. -.
- ..,,t-,..,. - 80 60,
- \. -. - -. q, ma -,
-. a. ,,,..-.,.',,,..l. 80. ta, a..
,,.allc,. .strest,s sr,se ia Al alarming e,-
tent, causing much inconvenience aud
some loss 10 those residing near. By the
flooding of their cellars; and the roads
were 80 badly oyerAowed that uuiortu-
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-Laaaier's Dramatic Co, April ..
Anthony Hagar leaves Tor South Car
olina this week.
Irving, young son OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
George ". Knapp, Is living very III with
the typhoid fever,
Snow five feet deep on the level in
some parts Of the town Oh, the "Beau-
tifnl snow" And in few days the cry
viii he, Oh. the turbid water aud swell
ing food!
#. +. Harbour, collier. at h- father
coal kilns obtained POGO bushels Of coal
from a Kiln containing only 50 cords OF
woo6 Mr.. Harbour sends away all his
charcoal Oh the h. & &. II. r.
-- Mrs, Caroline Cutler. an e-timable an
aged lady, who has been known by many
persons 10 town, for long time, died At
tho residence Of Der daughter MIR Web.
ster, in stamford, last week.
Harry silver, who has gained a repu.
tation IA. focal celebrity" "a manager
OF the Lake Superior Powder CO., at
Marquette. Mich, viii return to that
place go resume b. labor. next week.
5. Il. }oardman, President Of th,
philomatir Association, adjourned th,
f.ycaum meeting. last Friday evening
zine iie. We understand that there u
talk oforganiriug a Literary Association
81 ths sity tBe coming summer >ucraSl
10 sou'
"A large flock Of wild geesc weu
passing ION the wing, l5r Northern iati
lude, one day last week aud We were Ia
cljned 10 believe, thai they felt inclined
to retreat a. they whifled about back
ward and aguund. a. Il they were 40
pursuing tie proper direction. Finalil
ihey gathered up, and oa they sven
with tumui;Hoas quackiug sud probabl
ere this are waddling around on som
Northern shore that 5. capped With ie
and snow
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TOWNSEND

This must either be a very dull place
or yonr correspondent mnst be slack or
perhaps d little OF both. At all events
your readers have not heard about the
people or the place through the JOURNAL
for some time.
--"Loeals7 are very scarce in this yici-
nifty. About the first aud only thing peo-
pie say when they meet +. "a little more
snow" To-day. March -2ud. ls the Il3
day that sleigh. have been in use this
season, and 40 one has seen a bare spot
on any much travelled road in all that
time, and thc snow IS siill four feet
deep
The mercury during the winter
month. had 8 wonderful affinity for zero.
one dav, Jan. l.th, as noticed by your
correspondent il ran mp to 40, bat in
two DAYS Il was down again to its old
place and Jan a0ih Il was u c below.
From Dec 22nd, to Jan. 2nd Il ranged
from ab8se % u below For l5
days it was below zero.
Our iumber mills viii have vcrs lit
tie to do this .eason. The deep snow
has deferred tbe farmers from ans al
tempt 10 get ogt logs. aud mauy ri them
wiA hH 81 their usual supply Of Gre
wood. aud " are loo iAr from railroads
70 allow q. 90 use eosl. Sugar makers DO
30, now hook ~ though they would be
,crs .Weet for me coming year
The taxpayer. 81 Townsheud are
stll grnauipp under tae burden thrown
upon them By the great ireshet Of Octo.
Der I,ss. The roads aud bridges 10.
Iured Al ihe lime have not all been fully
repaired sil.l wheu The thonghi Of taxes
IS not ia tge mind the people are cheer
ut
There have betu same change. 10
real estase within a few weeks. nea. }
b Ware hAs bought the farm OH, Frank
an. and Mr. Franklin hAs purchased 10
homestead of nea Albert Howard. An
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I2.O00. 900 ACRES
cheap Farms,

CHEAP Farms
Its skssass3 Lad in nsTssl fef ssls b. sss
tNges FsaUe BtuEokb CoEFt~4t
10 he arest tastts NsasT
S 900 Goa Acres Ia Central Nebraska
Ses Ga s.ls a 1Fsa. e Eay srss .la IS
aaFas aa ava saA EES 4kEet .aEsEE 81 FsA
CAST So spykNgf tSfsEesg EE.,rlHEu.
NM tNB EKkf rHfrt EfNKfF. FfNFnE ##lA.
As EHtNUtNeE OF aoap uETEH-
TIN NtSI n AEhFT Is IuE MfSf Tie
great m3nirs reg s6as re MvH1uinE Colorado,
tai sua Nevada hgtHs saHF'el ~ iaf lalslsrs
Ia tht plsrEf VALLEY
>autEEs sNElFfsH Ea A. uaaYsfr ,u af lsf hHsts.
TH BEST LOCATIONS FuB COLONIES
IEtE HuMEs rUR ALI MuBfoSs on asHrs
" rGotae Government Laudr apea fng entry va
Del the H1AEsfrAp Law, scar this uAgtf Ran.
Hatr, 9Th saad mafkcts sua al tie enn'euieH-
oes ~ an Old setlle8 country
ffee passes - purehassrs u l,ssIr'sd LAID.
Sectional Mspr, sbuwinE TIE Land, also asw
edition gi Descriptive Pamphlets ~#t rec Asps
Mailed tfcs lvafYwheurs
Address
q. D. DAVIS
if larmfs5 FsH r = & =
DHaHA Nm
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$500 IN PRIZES

t5ENrRA EARLY VERMONT Ten dave earlier
.-tbsu the fsfly Rose Enormously Productive
= lnd OF EJoelcH Fatw. II per h rouuds by
@mall POSTPAID. for 81
n C0MPrON'S SURPRISE. s2G bushels Ia the
..4ctr little later thEb harry Rose klual ia
s-gusilt,. sl = H., by mail, postpaid,
EsJnO viii he awarded 81 PREMIUMS to
s=tbose who produce the Lsrgest Qusnuty from
>oue pound, Descriptive Glrcdlars Gf the
.buyt. with hrt Of 300 varieties of Potatoes
F7free all
- Illustrated Seed Catalogue, 2l0 pages, with
.-Culorej Chrome. q cent?.
= new Tomato DARLINGTON Early,
solid and productive, Price 2jc. per packet;
tr.j packets, "A
m T.. X. BLISS n SONS.
70 Park Place New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03

CasronIA is more than substitute for Castor
Oil II II the only safe article ~ existence which
il certain t. assimiatc the food, regulate the
bowles, rure wiud-oolic aud produce natural
eleep. b. contains neither minerals, morphine
cr alcohol, sud h pleasant TO take. Cgildren
need not cry aud mothers may rg-t. iiZm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03
EAtuR1 F1iNI.

The slaiugd glass Tor She Wlad0ws 81
tbs bsPta CAussh has 81 Ieagth, been
nesrel Toe work 81 ice days wiH
Haw pat she house "a rcsdiness ior uc-
iel.eagloa. Ihls mAier t8aever may
Re delayed ilt}e, a. tle Society il a.
pfe~ai uiitaat pastor key W. =.
nla.sleH has bsea urgently solicited 10
eea.i BE resignation. laielF rendered
tatl Il i understood that hs dcsllnes 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03
EOR ONE DOLLAR.
ONLY 10 CENTS.

ONLY III CENlS'
EVERY MAN HIS OWN PAINTER;
Or PAINTS HOW TO SELECT AND USE THEM
A plain treatise, containing sample card with
AZ different actually painted shades and tnts
with instructions for exterior and interior House
Decoration.
copies paper cover, mailed, poet paid. to any
address, on receipt Of 10 cents, by the Publisher.
HENRY CAREY BAIRD,
Boz 1924, Post Office, Philadelphia.
See u, JoHocia9 UalaaJle e5trdcs from press notices
"a very valuable book, and no one intending
10 paint should fail TO read it.K. u. Tribune
i've did not know 30 much could be said on
the subject Of painting 3 house until we read
this excellent book Of Mr.. Bairds."-N, l. Her.
dd.
"a want long felt at last supplied, '--Soie0tthc
American.
''Not only necessity TO the painter, bnt vain.
able to every occupant OF dwelling ~ J.
World.
"Buy IS copies of this book aud distribute
them among your friends. IL they will heed
the advice therein, you could make no more val
liable present. Chicago Tribune.
"In publishing this book Mr.. Baird has done a
real service TO the community. Toledo Htdde.
"We hope the publisher will aoll 100, 900 copies
Of this book during 70. ~ Boston AdrertiseT.
1--WE have lust painted our house ~ advised
by the author, aud congratulate ourselves that
no dwelling in our nelghborhood excels ours in
appearance - Hdrpe's Weekly.
"In selling sample copy tor 10 cents, Mr..
Baird must feel certain order for 2j bound IN
cloth will follow. 81 Frank Leslie.
1--WE know the town and country paints thoteib
recommended, aud can YJucb for their value
and the excel ence Of the Harnrau' brand Of
white lead Ptaa Ledger.
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BENNINGTON.

--Spegel is again selling out hi- stock
Of dry goods, at cost? SpiegeI "sells out
oitenl
HAMMERS Dramatic Constellation, at
Library Hall, this Wednesday evening, in
the great play, Welded, yet no Wife"
--sleighing good, this Monday morn
ing, with more of the fleccy element COM
ing down. Oh for The fragrant sir of
June,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03
IONDONDI RRY.

Judge Arnold, who for many year
las carried on a very extensive mercsn-
tile business at this place, having secured
not only large trade among the people
residing here, but also, the patronage Of
large numbers residing in the adjoining,
aud even more distant towns, has de-
termined TO retire from mercantile bust
ness, and It is earnestly hoped that some
cnterprising business man will improve
the opportunity to secure himself aud the
place, the trade that has heretofore CEN
tered here, before il shall become diver
ted to other channels.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03
souuH LONDONDERRY.

1t Is understood that Dr. a. b. Blk
by, who has for many years had a
very extensive medical practice in
this region, Is about TO tomoye this
village, and into the same building which
is in part occupied by j. l.. Martin, Esq.
so that perhaps We may have both legal
aud medical advice dispensed from under
the same roof.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03
Adoniram Chaptcr. No.
Use aennc'. pain.KnIing Magic OF.

an Works IKE a C5AWa'
This is uu honest, good medicine, and has been
tested for q number Of years o. used by families
and individuals, and u well liked, and found TO
be safe TO use and sure to cure pain. TRrE, it
costs more ta make il than il does common lini-
ment. but ts use does more good, and it IT, clean
er and rsier to use.
Try Renne's psn-Killing Magic on for Headache
Try Renne's Pain-Killng Magic oil for Catarrh.
Iry Renue's Pain Killing Magic Oh for Neuralgia,
Try Renne's Pain-killing Magic on for sciatica,
Try Renne's Pain Killing Ma9c OIL for sprains
Try Beunes Psin-Killing Magic on for Sore Throat,
Try Eeune's Pain-Killing Magic OH for Cramps.
Suppose You try It for Dog or Cat Bite,
Suppose you try it for Frozen Feet or Ear
Suppose you try IL for Rusty Nail wounds.
Suppose you try it Tor Bruse or Strain.
Suppose you try It for Poison with Ivy,
suppose you try IL for Fits aud spasms.
Suppose you try it for Uriek In the Back.
1t won't hurt you Rennes Magic Oh never
hurt ANYBODY Mix it with molasses fora cold;
mix it with water for sore eyes. II you use IT for
earache don't pnt any cotton in the ear. Get
the genuine. VIM. RENNE \ SONS Manniac-
turee pitts6eld Mass 3ll6w4G
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03

The recent storms have been unusu-
ally severe in this section, the past month
producing at least four old fashioned
models, and any quantities ofiurries and
such like.
"A Boston Company have purchased
tract Of wild land on the West River
near the entrance Of Winhall river and
have employed large number of hands
cutting the timber TO be rated down the
river when the ice breaks up. Some OF
tho timber Is said to he 100 feet in length
aud will give the bridges a serious trial.
A young man named Elm Pearson,
recently cut his foot. The wound was
not considered serious at the time, but he
has since caught cold in it and now il is
very had, combining him to his bed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03

sere throat, Lame stomach, Bad Breath, etc,
Zee Aaaee P0ia-hihag Maggie OIL
Have You a cough, Cold, Pain in the Chest, or
Bronchitis! Ia fact, have sou the pfeuiBnitory
symptoms of tlo 'insatiate archer cousutup-
tiouf II leo, KOS thst relief il sthin your reseh
ia th- shape = Or. Wistara Bllsfm - " ID Chhfr
IS, which, 10 many carer where hope had led
has sustched the victim from the ysvuing grave
are you open to conviction, II so, you cannot
doubt from the Testimony laid before the public
that H4d'z H9ucg al HGratgf4d and Tar siii
cure coughs, colds, sud al e3utrJllable diseases
OF the luugs and tnrus', when al other
puimguies hHFu isil,d. trtteHtuu's Gth AYe.
uae. Sold by all Druggists,
raba's I30taaehe Drops cuFs 90 minute.
Tie Wild Geese 10 not regard Dr. Ayers wis.
dom 90 migrating uarth-such immense nun
berr ~ ibfIG az ate tltgus ever ns now shlie hts
almuu1t save Bleak aud hu-f enu- ab8ut THE
time. uitb beayE -Haw Cedar Rapids Ia.
Timer. March
We we're tga lost lart .eaL ifi 1ar itcu pu the
cauiiles Bet wpeu Dr. Aver and the Riid geese.
IHa bHtat sf.eHfs basL tbriI instinct tu. firlr.
Nat hsf fsHEs uafs E~ lad -itrh q raus 81 iaA b.
ii.st ag s-- SUNDAY Tbs sggs les hres feet
deep as legl Atuu.toa and two teet gH
Ns-e8H~Ea, ailIs Che ufG has sArF l#3u aAe
AtIsusfss tt IHt Eaehy N BHgAiH-. rtuH# laii ~
. tsruu. arpfhs ~ far saufs beurer. Fort uI-
0a SUD -auta Fee. Learned - ~ believed Dr.
Aysg iH Ih. euua " usiGts, and woaasJi1l ~
va tura be medicines 81 lf. ae sore HOt pre-
4rs8 fsf ssgHsl 20 instance ~ be rnYtuariiy
f . 1 Uult 0yef thr sg-e men, bot She Hisesi 81
animals whose Instinct s tuHsligrad Hbfs3ilWg
W. dive mp tbH peE. more hrt thHa Ffsf- ff
. ~ cor heaflA iBt Afefs AmaJ4nAH A'mBHsH.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03

A certain doctor who is proprietor Of
"a valuable medicine for the cure Of ca
lnuh and who Is also representative from
tbis town, recently played off good Joke
ou the representative from Rutland. The
doctor had received a lengthy commune
cation from man in Kentucky who stat
ed that lhe catarrh medicine was not only
good for "bumaBs" bat for animals also .
that he bad cured q mule ia the last stage
of the epizooty, worth = thousand dollars,
and went on describing the mode Of APP
plication and immediate beneficial effect
The doctor learning that Wilson was
suffering from an attack Of similar dis
order sent him the testimonial of the
Kentucky mau With q note sympathizlng
with him IA h,s shiiction. aud suggesting
that as the medicine had proved 20 ELI
cacious ia the case brought to notice by
the Kentucky gentleman, a similar appli-
cation might be beneficial in his own
case. Wilson recovered.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03
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