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The New York herald., 1874-07-19
THE COURTS.
A Singular Case Of Abduction-AM Mothen
Receivers Her Bow.
VACATION OF AN AsSEssMENr.

Eleven keepers or liquor stores zone wholesaID
and the balance retaiD were YESTERDAY arrested
ana brought before United States Commissioner
shields, charged with non-pay yment OF the govern
ment tax. Some were allowed to 90 on their own
recognZance and others held to BAH in smay
amounts.
hoW Mother Recovered Her BOy-A
singular Case.
case presenting some rather curiously mixed
Ieatures was yesterday brought before Judge Law
renee IN supreme Court, Chambers According to
the statcinent OF Colonel Spencer, the counsel,
Chauncey i. II. Hun, OF No. lS7 Bank street. sofa
bed maker by trade, several years since obtained
divorce from his wife, who is now living on q Lie.
tie farm IN Wyoming county. Pennsylvania There
are swo children by this marriage. a boy now
nearly eighteen years OF age and girl aged four
teen. The father took the children with him ana
both being Ill treated, the boy as alieged, being
kicked into the street by his iather ned to their
mothers home. Meantime Hun mad married see
ond wife, by whom he has two chill
now pending for a divorce, SO that he. az
the second wife says may marry third wife
panied by four men, as the first wife says. came to
her house and iorciby took away her two cnildren
Day or two after, as soon as she mad recovered
from the shock occasioned by the abduction OF her
children, she came to this city In search OF them
She found the daughter with him, but he claimed
to know nothing about the boy. After ins,itutlng
proceedings for the recovery OF the daughter
which are now pending before Mr. Sinclair, an.
pointed by the Court as referee sne continued her
search for her son, and dnally traced him to the
school snip at Harts Island. A writ OF habeas
corpus was obtained and upon this the boy was
brought into Court the commissioners OF Charities
and Correction stating in their return ~ the
writ that he was placed there at the instance
OF the father. the boy, bright, intelligent
looking lad. was handcufed, ana was seated BY mis-
mother, who was present, as also was the second
vile OF his athcr, sne evidently taking deep in
tereSt IN the case as the real mother. Counsel
characterized the sending OF tine boy 70 the school,
ship upon no charge as an outrage, and upon the
state OF iacts presented asked mis- discharge.
Judge Lawrence at once granted the application,
and ordered the handouts to be taken from the
boy and he be given in charge or his mother. The
scene between the two was quite affecting ana
the second wfe mingled her tears Ol rejoicing over
tue result with those Of the mother. Directly alter
THIS the examination as TO the custody OF the girA
was resumed before the referee. In this case Mr..
HUI was represented by Mr.. Pultney as counsel,
although no opposition was made to the former
appicatiOn.
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wythe avenue Deceased was on his way to Coney
Island 10 company witt his wiIe ana several
giving zcst 10 his enjoyment OF the trip brought his
lowing piece along with him to shoot snipe. lie
laid the latter down beneath the seat OF tne Car,
rom which he alighted the entl ance To prospect
PARK, intending TO walk across that demesne anu
rake another route TO the island. Catching nolu
OF the barrel OF the piece he drew 1t toward HIM.
The trigger caught In the seat and the hammer
fell The contents Of the shotgun lodged I'D nls
naht side, INJECTING a CHASTITY wound, anu Mr.
Breckner Tell dying on the roadside. he breatned
his last within an hour AFTER sustaining the injury
The verdict OF the jury was--'.Death from gun
shot wound accidentally receiVed.n
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ALCOHOL VS.. HYDROPHOBIA.
tFrom the Catholic Total Abstinence Union for
Aupuat.1
AN uNLUCKY DOG

Augusta
AN UNLUCKY DOG.
cur of low degree and degenerate taste bit
Robert Walkers leg the other day in Fifty ninth
street From head to foot Bob's anatomy Is soaked
with alcohol His nose itself would have deferred
any decent dog, for Bob has spent thirty years be-
tween Backwell's Island and the Tombs, and,
though once known as "the handsome SHOE
maker,' is now "a spectacle fearful to behold"
hapless whelp needing no warning rushea on 10
ms iate and took the ''pound OF nesh" on boo's
leg. Bob did not get hydrophoba: he Is stun on
his rounds; but the bite poisoned the dog-he was
dcau next day. Disciples of Dr. hanmond's alco-
hol theory learn tue name OF the oiCcr TO yer.
lily this damaging fact by calling ut this ONCE.
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FINANCIAL.

MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY BONDS FOR SALE-NE-
l brasNa County ard school District Bonas ana uni
cipa Bonds issued in aid OF railroads. n GOOD invest
ment bearing AMI 10 per Interest; will be prompt
ly paid, and the security Is gODd.
w. w. HANLY CO., l3l Water street
MONEY ADVANCED ON SALARIES, WAGES.
l Notes. Securities, Personal Property Merchandise
OF any kind. 10 any amount, liberal terms "A Park
place, office -
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Vacation of an Assessment. L.

Several days since q motion was made In Su-.
preme Court, Chambers, to vacate an Assessments
1or $4,000 on the property OF Henry J. Anderson
for repaving First avenue from Thrty-frst to-
SXtyirst street. on the ground that the ordinance.
had not been properly published IN the Corpora
ton papers. Judge Lawrence yesterday vacated
the assessment on this ground.
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PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.

Commissioner Van Mort has transmitted to the
Board OF Assessors the certificates Of the cost OF
the following improvements, In order that the as
sessments therefor may be made:-
Regulating, grading, &C, Fifty fifth street. from
Eleventh avenue 10 North River. ............ S4772
Seventh and Eighth avenues ........,.'...... s22ss
Flagging south side of torty-ninth street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues ..' -. 1905
avenue 1894
Mount Morris square lIO5
tween l2lst and 18th streets. 66s2
sewer in Manhattan street, between avenue St
Nicholas and Twelfth avenue l2s46s
-
Tot Iae
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iEsT AND LOWEST PRICES,
W ALL STREET, |


ontside or governments, frm In respect to
railway mortgages at figures given in the sub
$oined record OF official dealings State bonds
were duh and bank shares quiet without new fea-
tures.
FoRyIGN COMMERCE
for the week wss:--Gepersl merchandise mports,
including dry goods so,3jsATs; produce exports,
o., 267 1856. The total merchandise Imports includ-
ing dry goods since January /, this year, are
eZso,43A477, against S233 l74,265 last year ana
e2AA 6ol, ,2s9 in 1872 The total exports OF produce
since January are sl5s eS5, 2Ie, against $3.50, COL
eh last year and tll5, AT In 1872. The total
ports OF specie since January are s32 142, ,5o3
against SIS, s37 So last year and x4s 7s4, a9s 1872
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
milwaukee, and ST. Paul Railway, second week
N July
49, f1S1,4b0
''..'.....,.......... l73 300
sSS'pao'' ............ II. $50
MEMORANDA.
The Onion Pacific Railroad Companv sre noXr
sngsged In converting their income bonds into a
new sinking fund bond bearing per cent cur
rency interest or per cent In sterling and arc
Sut with their prospectus IN THIS regard
BALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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CLOSING PRICBs-3 O'CLOCK P. N.
EUROPEAN MARKETS,
FINANCIAL.

LoSDos PRoDUoK MARKEr.-LoNDoS. July ls-s T.
M-spirits petroleum, Sgd per gallon.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13

A TRIP RoUND Il WoERD.-Cu
now be made in nicnty days, although II
year can be spent profitable in the tour.
The complete arrangements far through
tickets to 20 either West or East have
been made by Cook. Son d Jenkins, 2Gl
Broadway, New York. the well.knoUn
Tourist aud Excursion Managers.
The proper route is to San Francisco
by rail overland or by the steamers Of the
Pacific Mail, ria Panama frcm San
Francisco across the Pacific to Yokohama
in japan, from Yokohama by the steam
crs Of the PculsuIar and Oriental Steam.
ship Co. to Hong Kong, Singapore, Pc
uang, Ceylon, Madras aud Calcutta, from
Calcutta to Bombay across Ihdia by rail.
way, from Bombay to Sucz by +. Il o..
steamers, from Sucz to Alexandria ria
Egyptian Railway through Cairo,
from Alexandria to Briudisi, also by Pen.
lnSular aud Oriental steamers. from b in
to Naples, Rome, Florence Turin,
Mt. Ccnis Tunnel, Paris. London. yer.
pool, Tor Glasgow. 10 NvwsYork
The price of this ticket is nine hundrcd
aud fifty dollars gold, aud can be made To-
'onmrnce and tcrmnnltc at any principal
~ III tins country it will allow the
'aSSengcr TO stop fl en- roHie 20 visit the
of japan. China, India, Pala>.
Inc. Egypt, aud in Europe, aud will be
to 20 East or West at the samr
price.
Tickets can also be issued by this same
lousc to 60 Round the World, ga IN,
Sandwich %l>!unlo and Australia.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13

WISCONSIN COMMUNAL FELIcIrY.-A
Hcnasha farmer who was in town with
MS Tite, left her shopping, aud VIXEN he
GOT through his business he started for
no e, having forgotten all about her.
me hired a livery team ard was driven
aotne. He wes in the back ward doing
me chores when She arrived. She took n
press board and went cut there just as
ne was seating BIN ell on a milking stool
and had couvcrSed With old brindle a H..
tie on the suhJcet of ''histing. 50 be- could
reach her souutaiu filled mith mix, be
heard something drop ON the opposite side
OF him from the COW. 1t was The press.
board, and u struck on lie elbow of his
pants. His wife was at The other end Of
The press4board. The cew became fright
enei and kicked him in a vital part. and
q goat that had been watching the flair.
hntied hlntopposite 10 where the cow Jeff
her ia rs. His wife asked him if he
wonld ever forget her again, and he !. Id
he never would, as long as his back ached,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13

EGGs HAVE A Sex Science and OK.
rerlence have sufficiently demonstrated
that everything that bears lrust possess
both male and female qualifications but
perhaps il is not generally known that
such is case with eggs. | have found by
experience that it is, aud by the follow
lng rules. | raise as many pulle,s among
my chicks as | wish to. while sume of nv
n%eighbors complain that their chicks are
nearly all ROSTERS. and they cannot see
why there should he q difference. will
tell here what | have told them. aud for
the benefit Of those who do not know
That the small. round eggs are female
egg. aud the long. slender ones re males.
This rule holds gov anong all kinds of
poultry anil dare say all kinds Of birds.
81 IT you win TO raise roosters, set the
long sfenfor ones; in this woy yen will
be enabled TO raise whichever sex you
wish to.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13

The Spanish re1ublic has answered
the riddle of the twin sphluxcs OF com.
munisn and Carlism. 1t declines TO be
dcvoured by either. The siege Of Bilbao
after a duration Of about three months
has at length turved in favor ofSerranuo,
the republic aid the de factO government
aud against Calos VII, the monarchy
and revolution. Bilbao has never passed
out of the hands Of the national forces,
having been besieged by u strong Carlisi
army, which was in turn beleaguercd in
its trenches by the army Of Serranno.
Between 'he i~mpregnable town upon the
one hand and the attacks Ct the rcpubli-
cans, the Car!ists have stood d deal Of
fighting, aud their success was for a long
time an even chance. Their fnal failure
has evidently broken the cause for this
generation and probably forever. The
same battle-ground gave then defeat a
third of a century ago. The result for the
republic is really a great thing. We sec
no reason why the governments of Europe
should not now recognize the Spanish re-
public as well as the government OF Pres
ldcut Mac Mahon. Both arc equally
temporary in character aud both govern
by national co1sert. The congratula;ory
demonstration of the people Of Lisbon
over the fall of Bilbao indicates the sym.
pathy of the whole lbcrian peninsula with
the republic,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13

A TERRIBLE FATr.-B Belle Palmer
Wheeler, oi Eas Meadow. |. /. who har
just married u young man uamml Wheeler
OF the same village, net with an avn.
death. She had jus, been placed in a
light carriage by her husband, who wa
preparing to follow her. when some person
ii ed cl II gun III close proximity to til,
hmsr's head as II rariing salute to the
wong couple.
The sudden report frightened the .pir.
tied animal, who gave II bound forward.
broke from his fastenings aud rushed az a
terrific pace down the deserted street, III,
light wagon careeng from side to side in n
menacing manner. In attempting to
round Il short curve the carriage was over.
turned AID the young lady thrown. aud.
becoming eutangIed in the harness, was
unable 70 extract herself, and was dragged
for about half IA mile over the rough road,
where the horse was brought to a stand
by falling into a ditch by the roadside.
Here the unfortunate young lady was
found by the relatives and husband a short
time after. Her head was nearly torn
from her bodys and every limb was found
to be broken in a number of places. She
was dead when removed, but u look of uu.
u'terable agony was fastened upon her
still handsome features, showing what ter.
rible suffering she must have endured.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13
Darid G.. Perrg's E3@' !
State of Vermont, Lamoille Dls.fuiifp
Probate Court. held nj johnson lhsH 8

on the oath day of April. \, y lV% NJ
Stephen Dow, administrator &c pugG an.
The will annexed, Of the estate 81 pe,nS M.
late Of johnson in said district deceas MI u
his administration aocountio for exam. pgiertt@
lowance, aud makes application iol y
~trihution and partition OF the es'a''
ceased. :, ,AN
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by said oVun' !
application be referred TO q sess @ns ID |;
Court to be held at the Probate, v mns NJ
johnson. on the 20 Ia day OF uIltiAf'
1879. for hearing and dcc sion AZ" ssllE
ordered, that notioe h~ereofho given " '"rt
interested, by the publication 81 w
weeks successfully In the Lnmonle NV a,N y
newspaper pullishcda Hyde PaIt ,be (
said time appointed for hearing, I'M ~
appear Mt said time and place, ana si0 'abml
amy they may have, why said account
nc allowed, ann such decree MADE. ri lae.
ri Attest. VI, q, HhAi"
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YNo CoNsuNprrvrs.-

The advertiser having been perInahs, \,
OF that dread disease, Consumption ,":Li,H
remedy, Is anxious to mako known ~ ~ MI
sufferers the means OF cure, oal,N %cs
he will send n copy Of the prescrlplwr n,,gi
of clarge). with the directions ior m%'pprrIt
lsin: the same. which they viii hnaa Il.
nrrovsUNprIor, ASTHMA. PRoNuhrl.nn MI
p'rties wish,pgthe prescript'fI TfsM,
rress REV, V A VIA
4m6 l94 penr st. Williamson
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13
CONSTITUTIONAL
CatagTn ReMAeCV.

To MESSRS. LlrTLEFIELD 4 c.. Pruprlttors Of co.
sntiti1nai oltprh heaeiJ, Manchester, y. A..
r tsIde AT Manchester, n, H. ind pre- iuusly re-
sided ut iIeun'kCf, ana am II II tive of Wcdfc, tils
State. | have iad tdtLrrh INVENT live ycarS, ever
since ] was ~ years old had II uud all the time. 1t
run all that period, and nights It would MI up ard
1rUp Iowa Ia .ny' throat, causing II Feeling
OF choking, 80 that ! wIuli spring up In bed to
save myscli from stran ~,uidtiui. IL affected my
head 50 that felt Confused, aud was troubled with
severe headache at Intervals, for Il week at "A time.
! had also bad pains in shoulders, inck, and Kid
ncys, from which | suffered Immensely. 20 bad
were they, that u year ago last summer | was OIL
li-ed to lie in he'd most Of thetlme for three months,
] havctried all kindsdfsuu0an and CataIrh remedies
with nOparticular benefit and cjnsuited physicians.
| had a hleNins cough. ! began to take the CoHs-
W"tonot Caf1rrh Rcncdy last August. | began to
grow better before finishing the first bottle. am
now on the third bottle, My CutarIl Is now cured;
my health Is restored. have 10 pains. aches. or
cough. My whole system Is made over new. /
know 1t II this me'iicine that has rescued me from
intense suffering and almost the crave. / am now
able 20 do the hardest work aud bear the hardest
eNpo'ure, and feel that ! cannot LAY too much IN ia.
Nor OF thcCOHSttatiORR CdtarTh Rfmedy.
Manchester, N. H., Feb, /, ISL.
| am 50 years old, have had Catarrh ever since F.,
was eighteen years Old, and headache all the time;
have suffered betOnd description with runnin. nj
the nose, dropDliss in the throat ch0kinss, and
s,rahSllhSs' Have tried any quantity Of Catarrh
Remedies. but have found no relief till tried Your
constitutional CatIrrh Remedy, six months ara.
! iuund immediate relief
Catarlll and all It's attendant evils have left,
Headache, Pains in LGins AMI Back, Dizziness, Iuss
Of Appetite, and General Weakness. Less than )
bottles of Constitutional Cltarrh Remedy have
cured me. | have not been so well since / can re-
member rs now, feel as If | could not say too
much for the medicine, or thank God too hearth,
that through lts instrumentllity | have been re.
stored tohealth.
MARY VI. ABBOTT,
No. II Manchester Corporation.
Manchester, N. H., Jan. 81, 1872.
The ahsve lady is my mother. / am a PAINTER b,
trade, ana ON a painter by trade, and am a mem
Der OF thoClty Council of Manchester. Every wUrl
that my mother states is true.
JACOB j. ABBOTT.
Hundredsoicasesof q similar nature cured with
IN the last year. Snufs and lotions arc only tempe
ray relief. The CONSTITUTIONAL CArARHH
KEN ID strikes at the ROOT, builds up the cnn.
makes 1t new, and drives away Catarrh
ana all discasesof the mucous membranes and their
pains. and aches, pertaining to head.
back aud shoulders, kidneys, and throat.
Price 81 per Bottle. Sold ny all Druggists. A
of 30 pages. giving q treatise on Catarrh
ana containing innuinerahle cases Of cures, sent
FREE, by addressing The Proprietors,
LITTLEFIELD & CO..
MANCHESTER. Nh.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13
Farm for sale /!

lhe iarm hi.eiy occuniod ~ Lucy ID. Homer. de-
ceased. comprising 40 Acres with new st"rv Any,
half rouse, harm with undergrou d stanlc. meadow
eXceilent pasture, sugar place, wood land. ali Of
w ano lays smooth to ret over, will BIO sold for
$1,000. on time with good paper. "
For further particulars enquire of
IL. A. WATERMAN, Guardian.
johnson, April I3th, 1871. 5owa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13
JOHN l.. EDWARHtip
Register in Uaoka~
Ennch CarIetoN'S ESIGt

En0ch Carlet0aS ESGt ii
STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate l,ash
Lamoille District, So. at johnson Efa
for said district. on the 23d day Of API.'Ir-
An instrument purp0fting ne lnS%n
Testamentof Ennch Carleton. late u , ~
said dist. deceased, heing presented WYNN ,GIr
Probate. IL is ordered by said Court,thalag :
concerned tibet, n he notified tcappHMM az
ofsaid COurttl held at The Pro'aN ~
johnson on the 18th dav Of May, A, " 50
show cause. ifan, they may haFe'a gaV IN N
bate ofsaid VIII for which purrNSSs map
ordered. thata copy of the rte,rG % nLr
published three weeks successive y y tvSrs
N~EwsDEALER printed at Hyde PARK P"
said time appointed for hearing r,ru Is
"a Attest, MI. Hbhtn
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13
NOTICE.!

Having purchased all the stock and tools Of G..
IL parker, he having gone out Of the business
and lett town, am now prepared to do all Minds
OF house painting. paper han giDg, granting and
glazing, and repairing and painting old furnitnre
&e,, &c. Would desire a limited share OF The pub.
lie patronage. All work war anted satisfactory or
h"pa!' 2pnl3 GEO. A. PARKER.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13

Of VI i1tp,lier can do so at tho Office of Carroll \
Pa5e who Is alsp an Agent Of the COMPANY fur Inc
transaction q their general business 1 will give
prompt attention to those who desire To Insure in
this Old Stiu ich Favofite. Assessments for Is7a
only Z percent Their annual pamphlet Report
may be had at my office. ~
CARROLL s. PAGE.
Hyde Park, VT, Dot. '. 1873. 46tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13
MES W. RElRpoN, Lamoille Co. Court.
un, ,,v. May Term, 1879.

N' La,noi,le 20. Court
MINNIE Al ~prrpnoN May Term, 1879.
Wa !, !"
!, ,hn oo"p 1v nei'uoh, OF hyde Park
-, :. ~ oeminS !. has'ol,ie' has MED his petition
y ~ :, oniuI, : ,ne ..erk OF SAM conrt, returna-
- so,,;an e o"u'' ~ .he hsN' May Term there
~ IeeGS ,u'.n' 'hi. on INC o'h DAY of August
~ ~ WIS law,uiiy Jo'n"d IN marriage
! Minale ~. Daring, ny Rey. Geo. W Bal
ne late of soid Na' ~ n,n'9l'ie county that from
s"ia no,;t;ano" naaliaEe 70 'he present time,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13

-Scbool.teacbers 10 South Carolina
are called ''gadswingors."
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13
See that each bottle has PE5n,
WAN SYRUP NoWn IN tkediso,tr
Pamphlets Free. :
SETH W. F0WLe & SONS, PnpE1 =
No. l Milton Place, Boston Do
SOLD BY DRuGGIsTs GENERAlpr =,


In BaHfrHptcy, 4
Whereas, Lucius II NoycSof Hyde HI
county Of Lainoillc aud state If IeInal! r
Ge Of the estate of d 4 'Gilhcrt Il hd' ~
said County Bankrupt, has lilcdhsp:ll VI
tnitcd States District C,ldt for lhe D n
Vermont Praying that the procccd09 :
Bankruptcy may 10 III discontinued ana Wv
dissmi scd out of said t0IIt, and, Nlu1Al
Court ordered that the. subject naltCrda-
tlon he referred to the un lcrslgued kcss
port thereon to said Court, aud that'aH
notify the Icditors of said BankIOW ,,r
and show cause If any they hove why W'"
of said petition should've be granlel' Va.
cause of objection is offered to give 'hV' III
thereto. "
Now t ercfore tho Creditors # tho y II
Gilbert, B%ankruptarc hereby nollhq
before the undersigned Register al Ws
Powers & Gleed in Morrisvillc in sa ~
Lanoille on the 18th day Of May, DE
O'clock in the forenoon to show cause u
have why the prayer Of the petition ou:Hh
be granted. s
Dated AZ Morrisvillo in the Count! 81 i,
and State OF Vermont this2lst dave AF-a II
1874. ,o'u
JOHN H. EDWAh@tip
Register in Danka
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13
Iron in the BIZ

s''h VUApOW
The Peruvian Syrup. p, Al
ed Solution of the PrOior'a"o
IRON, IS so combined ash,ura|
the character, of mn oJi,' wo1
easily digested dnd dssimi, N
With the blood as the Sim
food. 1t increases the 0WG
of Natures OWn Tta. |
Agent, Iron in the Blood
cures so thousand iHs,",r
6yTOninO up, Inuigorafm:-
IttdtiSiRg the System. m
T1ched and UitdtiSed blood,
medtes erery part Ofhe
repairing damages and N, Nd
searching ont morbid v
tons. and tearing nothiM''
disease to feet upOn.
This is the secret of hf-
derTM success of remd'R'
curing Dyspepsia, LiyqG
plant, DrOpsy, Chronic D % oi]
rhoea, BOils, Nervous fMh-
Chills and Fevers, HumG''
Loss of Constitutional Wy
Diseases of the Kidney .n O
Bladder, Female Comps
AMI all diseases 0rigin0tiI-
q bad state of the blood, o.. \
cOmpdnied by debility OrCTl|
state of III system. BciRNy
from 1icOhOL. IN dny formal
enerDising effects are nG-1
fOaCed by corresponding n. d
ton, bit are permanent,
sing strength, rigOr. and Nv
life into all parts of the Sya,nlo|
and Juitdjng up an Iron C.ati
StitutiOH. vi
Thousands hare been ChMis, j
by the use of this remedy iii
qCeak, sickJy, suffering and
tures, to strong. healthy, { n
h0ppy men and aCOmen; \
inUdiids cannot reasonably
itate to giOe it a trial.
See that each bottle has pE5n
WAN SYRUP Uocn IN heGsa't|
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13
CataYrn.

a Woman Having Catarrh IS Years
Cured.
AND DROPPINGS IN THROAT, CHOKINGS,
S~TRANGLINGS. PAINS IN THE SIDE LDINS.
HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, AND GENERAL
WEAKNESS. CURED BY LESS THAN THREE
BOTTLES OF TIE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13
CRuMB BIS


Yield abrili1nt silvcry sheen, with less than hal
the labor required uhon other polish,S are used,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13

Are the cheapest polish in the market, because one
box ut 10 cents will polish as much s.rfaoe as %
conts' "orth of the old pOlisi,er.