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,.nIIe
ar to her in
ded off his
4ot the plaster
oroke.
les counted their age
mot their birth. That
world then had not yet
out woman's rights, and
ting married felt that they
eginning to live.
paper is authority for stat
burg man in public place
unusual affection for
she grew uneasy and
4 his attention as too
s5.rsI observation. "The
tSs friend, "ain't we married."
better half "but Judging
tment folks will think we
promise case at Fors
AZ Twas convicted of writing
Gets oanley for the, my darling
Blowers are row called into requl-
$im the Few winter bonncts. The
bses worn are all of wax.
lese soshcs are the latest. They
s;zrd peealiar.in pattern, but very
.le in quality.
5SsSit style of wearing the hair
y Xgle, narrow chatelaine braid
of the head, with two or
on top and crown braid
y@ back hair is still combed up
of the neck, but its bare look
by the chatelaine braid.
made of English sovereigns
ySt novelty in jewelry. They
e ear from a fine gold chain
&c hooks, and are quite pretty.
Movereigns are also introduced,
Of the same, the coins being
y sde band Of black velvet.
ady said q pretty good thing
ug. She had many admirers
5 oftle law and on being
Eshe escaped heart-whole, sup
rs owing to the fact that Sin
f councillors there is safety.
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REKRENCES.

lanes l.. Bartol,s Annapolis; Judge Richard
~ T".sontown ,.,sslge james d. WATERS Bel
En- w. Is. stepbeusop, Hartford Co; Hon. II. d.
n s. Ss Rel Air lion. Stevenson Archer, Bel Air !;
IVA III. Phelps, Baltimore; Hon. John II. Price,
.oupty; Henry W. Archer. Esq. Bel Air ; j NJ.
nj net Air; P. II. Rutodge. Esq Bel Air
FIani, Esq Baltimore.
RY, 49,
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One gallon Twenty coats.

"e@ca!y call The attention TO following testimonials
county,
has to
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Enamel Paint my dwelling
A.
O. cunt
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TIL Z s Z N.
Weekly, Semi-Weekly and Daily

TIE WEEKLY SUN is too widely known to require
any extended recommendations but the reasons which
have already given it fifty thousand subscribers and
which will, We hope give 1t many thousands more,
briefly as follows:
1t is flrsrate newspaper. All the of he day
VIII he found In it, condensed when unimportunt, ut
full length when of moment and always presented in
clear, Ineligible, and interesting manner.
1t is irst-ratc family paper, full OF entertaining and
instructive reading OF every kind but containing nothing
that offend the most delicate and scrupulous
1t is first rate story paper. The best tales and
romances OF current literature carefully selected
and lcgibly printed in its pages.
II is first.rate agricultural paper. The most fresh
anu Instructive articles On agricultural topics regularly
appear in this department.
1t is an Independent political paper belonging to no
party and wearing no cellar 1t fights for principle,
and for the election of the best Office especially
devotes its energies to the exposure of the great
corruptlons that now weaken and disgrace try
and threaten TO undermine republican institutions
altogether II has ear Of knayes, and asks no avors
from ibeir supporters.
1t reports the fashions for the ladies and the markets
for the men, especially the cattle markets to which
pays particular attention.
Finally, it the cheapest paperpubshed One dollar
Il year will secure ii for any subscriber. 1t Is not
necessary to get up club In order to hayo 4 Ii Il
WEEKLY SUN at this rate. Any one who sends
single dollar will get the paper for year.
We have travelling agents
THE WEEKLY Sunlight pages six columns
DULY Sl.0O II year. No discount from this rate.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY SUN.-Same size as the Daily
Sun. $500 year. discount of 20 per cent 10 clubs
of 10 or
THE DAILY SUN.-A large four-page newspaper of
twenty-eigt columns Daily circulation 10 600
All the news for cents Subscription price so cents
month, or $500 year To clubs Of 10 over u
discount of 20 per cent. Address
nov7-6t "THE SUM-" New York City.
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~ g T. F"ght have been
lH,and
StrNttwh iNesna
it and
n
PatenEn
eeveuse
scandS irnPi
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tOc umty SltAuer2i
nor-Dar Sir The
il not cheap
a
pal mt0uc
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Read! Read! Read!

Pure White Lead, InSeed Oils Chemically Combined
Will last three times long the lead the
ordinary way
Always ready for USE Sold by the gallon.
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CHILDREN's OVERCOATs, $50 to Sc.
BOYS OVERCOATS, 81 to $40
MEMS OVERCoATS, 81 to $i5.
BOYS SUITS 81 TO $40
YOUTHS SUITS, so to Sl5.
MEMS SUITS, so to $ls
We have increased corps of statesmen so as to be
able wait all promptly possible during the
sale Of these goods.
j. Ii. SMITH d. co..,
Marble Hall Clothiers and Taiiors,
dsc27-1y AS and so West Baltimere st.
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BUSINESS PANTS, $3.50, $3.50, 81 SO, aud $500
DRESS PANTS, $50, $50, $50 and $3.50.
We design to make this large snd speedy sale and
offer such Inducements as will lead you to buy. Let
every in want of Clothing and get the
choice Of the first consignment. We want cust0-
and the citizens of Baltimore TO have the whole of
this stock Of Clothing which, together with own
will constitute hundred thousand Coats Pants
and Vests to be disposed Of TO the citizens Of Baltimore
they appreciate our efforts to supply them with good
substantial Ciohngat low prices. Ii this stock does
not meet with speedy sale shall ship il to Wash
ngton house, but shall give Baltimore chance at it
hrst We have exerted ourselves TO get the control of
this stock, and trust the citizens of Baltimore will ap
precate. Bear In mind that you now secure sub
stantal bargains in CLOTHING for MEN, YOUTHS and
BOYS
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huntington Duiiding As.ociation.


Pursuant TO notice lhc Bnilliug 4 -soci
alton hcli a meeting OF Wednesday even.
Ing last Il, Buriick's Hall ir thepurposc Of
organizing y W. Poster, in the chair
v. S Downer. Secretary over three hum
drei share. havc been -uI.criLeI. and the
fret payment on about one hundred and
sixty share. made ou Wciucsdav evening
Arer the payment o. ,har,s. the As-oci-
ton took up the consideration Of the Con.
.ttution and Ev Lave. which had been
previously prepared by q committee ar-
pointed al previous mcctin. A resolu-
zion was adopted. making one person eli
-ibIc 10 thc offices Of 10th Secretary and
treasurer Crhi- plan hns been adopted by
tie = h--oclaiions in Pennsylvania and Vir-
goia. wit.' good resut-J Atcr spending
tva or three hours in q ull discussion.
aud hIc Adoption o. the greater para of tie
Constitution the mfe'ins atj,urne1 aner
% o'sIpok. TO meet no the ,ome place 90
neN' Weine-dtv evening. for the compile
'n of thr C.n-prUan aoI By Lave and
der'loa o. pf..tr-
PIictIll at ,n.iancf sr.qie-icd
. W FOSTER. Pr.,id.sL
~ r.
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S'rAsNrON ITEMS.

The Indicator makes lively estimate
of the ,u'nrs growth of the city by the
number OF the new. business houses mov.
ing in From it We CLEAN the following
items;
Theodore Cook, OF this place, brakes
man in the employ oi the {. n o, X
Co, while compiling cars "Wednesday
at the depot had hi1 hand badly crushed
- An appropriation of SO WAS made
To j Stuart tor the city use of his spring
during thc drought -- The Committee
on Streets were authorized To repair holes
in the pavcments aud charge it to the prep
crty owner -- The accounts of the over
seer Of the popr. MIR Hall, Tor 81 ,l3 for
March anl sis, for April and Mr. llud
son $l7S.9l Tor March were allowed -
The receipts Of the StauntIn Post-Oilice for
the first three months after Postmaster
T. II Sears took charge in 500 were ST.
200 or a receipt OF $500 The total re-
cepts al the three months, ending 1872,
were $500, or II yearly receipt of ~ 200
/ nm increase pr Huuum oi $1,000 -
! Temperance Hall on Augusta street is fin
/ -hed - proposition for turn pike to
Buchauan, in BotetUul county VIII be laid
before the Board OF Supervisors - Nu-
merous ';e.ls on the FIRST OF April. -
Rev Mr. Gilbert preached his last sermons
NJ the Lutheran church on Sunday, aud
has gone to Winchester Tile Valley
itniIrond Company has purchased ihat
property known ns the Augusta County
Far Gronpds continuing p II acres al
i'reni to the city OF stanton, at the price
~ 50 90 -- On Tuesday last, Capt j.
.T Waters. Deputy Grand Master Oi the
Grand Lodge of q. q. +. OF Va, went
down. 10 "t'r','.'''u'2 W "'G".n -"H"i'
accom- 'n'e" =! ,U'e' ''''"reh "o7 -
'r""'er u" "' ~, ,''"''o"' ~ '"e V",e-
edge "' ihe low" ."ey ""S hnp '"shen Nv
the hItth rn' 'aP''''' P'' !" c"Tr'.'g"7
ana driven w NV ""," "ne'o" 5"'t o.
room. WIN an S"'7 VI ''''rH',"e"'s wa
placed Mt thelr com MANI ~ 'ne evening
."'r, VA. nI'r '..', IL s,lanJ i .dII ha,JI
cane viii iii. m.eyjption on it. ~ II.
Wnics DEPUTY GranG Master l. o. O +
rom 'lr, Lotee ard Iran EncamP
,'"' ''"' n,n'i,'J,'E NJ. p.uii',on uryo"
an eloquent member Of the bar.
T..oI rl;,Li. So..,,,,. .ou.. 10 a,
L.:s - an or;,.,n. !, &C..
.s,r;,, gor,,. " ~, c,,,r,L,iii..ood J..
t,,.i,.', =, H.. o',.,. oc " ~ bo'naI.
J.cJ - f. ing La nG;n,o s,rec,s noI ia,s
and sil r,,i. , La,d.or,. a,l,l;,.n, - o,,r
city--.On tgb rortoa,c for IA 400 O0,
vas given bv & A o 4 X to SCENE
payment Of Der cent bonds was adm tteJ
io record in County Clerk r. office here 49,
The stone bridge. ON G. O r. e.. over
Midiichrook roaJ j. complete -- Mr.
Frank Komer. near Fi-hersvil.e. ln,t y
af...ep It do.e reget.tIt - Omit, "a ,.,,.,
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HUNTINGTON LYCEU,I.

The I.vc.u,n me, r,.s.,,, .v.nin., =, :
-.
= :" i"s'lm h"i'' tue Ires'1eh'
ten j. q. breslin, IA the Chair
The minutes OF last m,e,in. wer. read
and n anprovea
A. n. n ~
u ""'S"Sue was e'ected 10
membership
The following officers were elected foy
the ensn;nr term. pr,.;,.o, c. ~, q
p...l;n. VI. -. ., :, ~,
"'''"' 'Oe 'ics'"en'' '"PI T. ulhson
"''''H'"s - o'',,'"rS' W. l. Lewis ESQ;
N'' "Sv y a. VI La!ne' ESQ treasurer,
'' = ''""'F'
Inc LNcenm then proceeded to ballo,
Tor the regular quarterly Orator After
tour successive tie ,otr. be,,,,,n lI,.-sr.
R,.b ,,I GJso,. ,t.., ,,;,,..,... 49,, Al,
Wv, """ "''
- :" IN. "' was ""Ah'hoh>'! chosen.
Major w. ) Downer then read most
able and creditable address before th, Iv.
o.,,,,, o,, .vrl,. MI. ~ ,..'.
W.
~'s
The President offered the following res
olutiouS, which were adopte.I
Rsr.I.n3 Tho, I ,.,..... 1 ..-
viii ,.r...t ,l.,.,,,, a,j y,
oble and ;,,ern.,;n, aI,ro.s J',;,'o ~ ~. ~.
.,a,;,... T., NJ; p'. "'',' v'V" '"'s
hers '' ''''''
E,,oyr,J That tho S.cr..,,-,. l., ;...,-..
ted to call upon Mai u, ,noran1 r.,,.,''',
in hci.lf oi ,l,. Iyo',,,,, Nv" ''4''Y'''
nd,lres. ior nuIlica,,on i, r ~ ". ~,
III. CITY f"F''' "
R,s,i,,1 That tho E,l;,o,s oc H.. .;,.
be r. snect,,lv r,nn.s,..I 49, ,',,tI''t n
same f''''' Wv
r.. u n
-. 'NS''''' "P'" ''N'np
'"e N"u'r' sa'd'
accept the compliment OF n re election
rs President with pleasure. and return my
sincere thanks To every member of th,
. Lyceum tor the honor conferred upon me
deem it a duty to say that NV a-socia.
tion with this I.,ceum has been most
agreeable one 'lAhave listened to nnmer-
Gus discussions which. for ability a,1 ,.,
: le'''Ne argument, would have d he honor
"'''"S VI 6 ,me 'fI's,"''Ve hsseho''e7 OF our
ell with a deeree Of li""ity % anJ ,,'"", 'i.o"r",,
worthy OF any dcliberarive body. and.
am h"ppy to attest always free from dis
TLe .ml,o.,. U' -" ,.s,,'! "o'."y TI''rincSs
for our weekly discussions hove bean y,
genera public interest aud We have. in mo
case. allowed our time to be occupied witt
I,Vo'2r9 i',,S'"h-' o".'"'n'y' 10 essen 'h'
srect Jne organizations OF this cha.s.,er s
In this regard, the first season OF our ex
i'tence as an as@of,H,'on' has hcen mos
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WANTED.

W. s Dowrer a Go have several very
cheap aud eligible houses aud lots on Sec
und. THIRD aud FopJth Avenues Persons
settling here will ini it to their interest to
call ou them and eNaniue their lists.
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WANTED.

Mineral and Timber Lands on or near the
line of tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, in
amy quantities. W. :. DOWNER & CO..
West Virginia Real Estate Agency, over the
Post Office. Huntington.
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SgRURBSN PROPERTY.

We hare sixty very eligible building lots on
the western b"rdcr "f the city, aud a few acre
building lots At very low prices.
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SgTY PROPERTY.

We have large number Of the most eligible
lots in town. and some very convenient und
cheap dwcliings. Call and see cur let
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LIST OF Letters

Remaining in the Huntington posi-oilice,
April II, 1873 which. it not called for in
80 days will be sent to the dead letter Office:
Adams, John ', Ilolincs, n II.
Brown n Bailey, Hill, J h.
Blake 4 Nelurc, Iioines, Sapr., (cold)
Busk. Frank, Lansen, John.
Blackcrbcrry, America, McCowen, Daniel.
Barry. WIN. Mitchell. mrs Sarah s,
Bcuwo"d. Stanley. Maupin, Jas (coidl
Campbell. mrs Ella, Mattson, mrs EliEa'th,
Cowen, Rcnnet, Miller, miss Adaline.
Crowell, 6co G. rerocli. II. 2
Craghead, Samuel, shaw, p,
Cox. John. Slusser. Edward X,
Gibson, II, Riley, II I,
Weaver. John,
NJ. II BROOKS, Z. NJ.
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tETED.

be "t good quality, aui hcwcd square.
". DOWNER 4 co.
West Nirsinin Real E-,ate Agency, over the
Post Office, Huntington.
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Editorial notices 10 cents per line for each
insertion.
Marriage and Death notices frec but COM
mcnts upon either will be charged for at half
rpice.
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RATES or NpYERrIs1NG-

One dollar pee square (of one inch in length.
will be charged for the first insertion. and 50
cents per square. will be charged for each al 70
litional insertion.
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LIFE lNStlSlSgE,

w :. Dovuer 4 Co are agents Tor the
best Ire Insurance Company in the Uni.
ted >iatcs-the Washington. Of New York.
Gail aud get u circular, calendar, blotter,
memorandum book, &c.
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- T-''0N u N'I1T TNI'NI = y W" HVtIsffN
per annum. For months, Sl,2a; for
msnths, IS cents singls copies, cents each
payable, always. - adrtnce.
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Huntington Church Directory

Prrsiby byteri1n.-Scrviccs every Sabbath
atCullcgc. nj II o'clock, y. M. and Z. M,
by Rev. J. u. McCiiutock. sunday school at
n. M, in Pilgrim Hall.
COngrega atiouai-Rcv. c. s. Walker,
: Pastor. Services ~ Pilgrim Hall, Third Ave-
me between Ninth aud Tenth streets Preach
jng every sunday at II n. IN. AMI ! p. M; Tn
oi. Sunday School at 23O p. M; Prayer mcctiu <
on Wednesday evening at o'clock
Christian tburch.-Prcacbinc every
Sabbath nt ~ O'Clock =. M, in the new School
House, corner lth Aveug and 7th street.
Prcshytcrtan-scr scr, Secs at Burdick's
Hall e, cry Sabbath at u. IA. and p. IN.
Protestant Rector. Rev.
Elw Valentine Jones Services nt Trinity
Hall, 81 Avenue between 10Th and lltf streets.
every sunday y-exccpt the drst. sunday school
ut o'clock, =. M.
ifIp;ist-Prcncling every Sunday even
iag at p. m; sunday School at a. M: Pray
er meeting every Friday evening.
Methodist EpiscOpnI-Rcv. J. A.
kibbc. Pastor. Preaching at Garrett 4 Glib
sons Hall, Third AveuHc between Ninth and
Zenith streets, every sunday evening at o'cl'k
Sunday School meets at 2.3O y. IN; PRAYER
meeting every Thursday night at o'clock;
Glass meeting every sunday a z. m.
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There is nothing as provoking as smo-
Ky chimney. 1t keeps our wives scolding,
the children bawlins aud with all three
our sc"ses are distracted See what the
following certificate says about wha,
Wood rles and Crates have to do with
smoky chimneys
HUNTINGTON. April 10, 1873.
J r. Wood Dear Sir 1t is with much
pleasure and satisfaction that say to you
that tie Crate set 10y you IN my house in
Huntington gives me entire satisfaction.
gives a stron- aud perfect draft, aud warns
thc room completely WITH but little coal,
while before ii took much more coal, the
chimney smoked badly, and the dust set
tied over everything Now the smoke and
and dust are all drawn up the chimney,
E,spcctlully yours.
WN {; FtEt pER
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sfap;ist-PrcacLing every Sunday even
iag at ?. nj sunday School at a. M; Pray
er meeting every Friday evening.
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CLIMAX! CLIMAX!

Pages Climax Salye, a Family
blessing for % cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
We warrant 1t t0eure Ser0fula
Sores, Salt Rheum, ChilblaiRs,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Bnrns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
'Ithas no parallel--haying per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound OF
Arnica, with many other Elk.
tracts and Balsams, and put up
in larger boxes for the same
price than any other Ointment.
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MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS
ard
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The most Successful Medicines
in the world.
Established in 1885, by one OF
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America. with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in eases of diseased
Liver, Blood, or Skin, lndiges-
ton, COStiveneSs, Bilious Com
plants, rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detailed
accounts OfperfectCT RES effect
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System, and
put all the functions OF the body
in a healthy condition.
eB~ Sold by Druggists everywhere.
J. T. Rowland Proprietor SIS Liberty
Street, New York.
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~ LAUIES IAhE PARTICULAR NOTICE
The Real Velpau Female Pills.
Warranted French.

These Pills, so celebrated many years ago In
Paris for the relief OF female irregularities ana az
forwards Tor their criminal employment in the prac
tlee OF abortion, offered for sale for the rst
time In America They have been kept in compare.
1--we obseurity frOm the fact that the originator Dr
Nelpau is physician In Paris of great wealth and
has rtei conscientious principles and has withheld
themfrom general use lest they should 6e employed
Tor unlawful purposes
In overcoming female Distinctions Falling OF the
womb, Whites Green Sickness. Suppression, Re.
tention, or lmmOderate Flow Of the Monthly Dis.
charges. Nervous and Spinal Affections P-in- IN the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight e1eTti0n Papits-
ton Of the Heart, Mysteries, &c and will affect a
cure when all other means have failed and although
apowerful remedy, do not contain caIomel antimo-
ny. or anything hurtful 10 the constitution
To married ladies and Young girls who have never
been regulated, they are peculiarly shifted They
Will, IN short time, bring on the monthly period
with regularity
CAUTION Married ladies should never take them
when there is aay believe themselves nreO
nani for they will be sure to produce miscarriage
Ladies can procure a box sealed from the ewes of
the curious. by enclosing dollar and SIX p6srarp
stamps TO NJ. W. MACOMBER. General Agent for
United states and Canadas, al Albany, n Y. or any
authorized agent. 21'
5-2ldwiy
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Ten 70 One

There has been much recrimination,
among loquacious disputants Of both par
ties. rs to which Of the parties was more
corrupt or the easier to yield TO corrup-
ton. Of course we always did think the
Democrats had the best of the argument
and If instances would prove anything,
we surely had our opponents on the hip.
For where among Democratic politicians Of
easy virtue, will you find n match for
Cameron? Where shall we find in the
Democratic party the counterparts of Har
Ian, and of Pomeroy, and of Butler"
"Nouc bus themselves can be their parAllel,r
But we have at last found out by pref
y sure arithmetical process, the proper
tlon Of corrupt men in office among each
Of the parties. f'-T =
4, Inc ne following summary of the Credit
mobiher tells the tale. The shameful
schedule is as follows:
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CATARRH REMEDY,
Catarrh ut 25 Years Stan
ding.

" 18th droppings in throat almos to Chok.
ing, Headache, Pains in Lhoulders. Back
and kidneys, and entire Breaking Eown
OF the System, cured by Constitutional
Catarrh Remedy.
To Messrs LFTTLEFTELD & HAYEs. Praprfetors
o. constitutional Catarrh Remedy Manchester
| reside at Manchester. y. H. and previously re-
siaeo AZ HennlRer, and am native of Wears this
state. l have had Catarrh rs years ever since
was ~ years old; had il bad all the time 1t run
al that period and nights ii would fill up and froE
Gown In my throat, causing a feeling of choking
50 that l would spring up in bed to save mvseIt
from strangnlation. Ii affected my head 50 that
ieit confused, and was troubled with severe head.
acne at Intervals for week at a time l also had
pains IN the shoulders, back and kidneys from
which suffered immensely. So bad were they
that year ago last summer was obliged 10 lie In
bed most of the time for ihree months hayr
tried all kinds of snuff and Gatarrh remedies with
no particular benefit, and consulted phyaicians
oegan TO take the Constitutional CatRrrh Remedy
last August ! began to grow better before finish.
ing the first bottle. Ny cattarrh is cured; nv
health If restored L have no pains aches or cough
MY whole system il made over new. | know II is
THIS medicine that has rescued me from intense
suffering and almost the grave. am now able 10
do the hardes work and bear the greatest exposure
ana feel that cannot say toe much in favor Of the
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy.
MRS. E. j, FLANDERS.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-26
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DR. KENNEDY. Dear sir:-This Is 10 certify tbat
nave used your Prairie Weed in my practice with
tue utmost success; and believe it 10 be The brst
remedy ever discovered for the difficulties for which
a. r recommended, | have cured more throat and
with any other. ~ '''' ""''
Last April, cured two very bad cases of pnon.
MONA alter they were given up to die. They weTe
snian paoles, not over one month old and 50 near
ue1 'hAt they Were OF dark purple color pulse
tne frairle Weed In Tablespoonful doses eyerv
nan hour and put warm applications to Inc lnngs
anu 70 tne astonlshment of every one they recoy,
cred rapidly, and soon got well '"e' ieN'F
knowing as do its efficiency, feel it nv dutv
to acknowledge 1t to you. and recommend a. 20 ~
public Yours respectfully. '->
Dr.. T.. FAREswoRrH.
West Topsham Vt