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nILLsIDE nERn on JERsEYs.

H''tHh' R#FN lt aHttA A#7 -@tH
Mr.. Tlden adds: "Nila three months
to complete their year, I estimate they
can be safely counted upon for an
average of 400 to 1900 pounds, or
about , 200 quarts each"
twill be noticed thttonc bali of the
herd are youag, the first time iu milk a..
They have received ud extra care being
treated Just as any common herd run
ming 10 pasture, aud have had no other
feed at any tinc. For the month of
June, at which time 1t will be seen, by
Referring to the above report that three
Of the oldest COWS had been in milk
four months. their yield Of milk averag,
cd $40 pounds per day a trde over
- pound. each aud produced an av-
era re Of o pound and $ ounces of but.
ter per week Mr.. Tildcn says from
frequent trials he las found Z quarts a
fair average for a pound of butter, and
the mix Of his celebrated COW Mag.
gle Mitchell q tuae over sis is ai that
Is required i3c practices deep setting,
us3ag lr that purpose thirty quart
pals. which are kept ala uniform tom
perature Boy being placed boa a natural
spring. over which his miik house is
built
Besides the ahoyc Mr. Tiiden hts a
home herd which last spring consisted
oi eight cows, including the Maggie
Mitchell family. Che eight head were
turned into a pasture Of ten acres May
Goth and had 10 other feed except the
Maggie Mitchell family, they having
beea feed faar quarts each ol wheat
braa twice a day. They produced iu
the month 81 JuHe tie following num-
her of pounds Of milk Belle ii Jersey,
So. Daphue. s1a "a Guernsey. 90f
Ia Maggie Mitchell, l079s Maggie
Mitchell, "a, 1916 "a Maggie Mitch
q 90, 3year. DID, 1ol. Oae IL tba
other cows da agt eaise until dune
egtd. 4al tAe other was sold "a Jane
Maggie Mitchell aa. made ID la days
IS pounds and II -uaecs 81 battcr
Size a 80 gave from juue 81 ta 5ale
leth Inclusive, z'5s pounds q MIX
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AdGt
Hr. Edit0r:

NJ, Edttof
My attention has been called to am
article written by II. X. Fowler, and
published in your paper, in which he has
taken the liberty to attack one of my
local agents and libel the Lycoming In
surancc Co.
If | have been rightly informed the
cause of the attack was that a party who
held a policy in the above named COM
pany sold the property and arrangements
had been made TO transfer the policy
Mr.. Fowler hearing OF it, went to the
parties and represented that the company
was not sound and induced the party to
cancel the policy aud insure in his com
pany.
always dislike a controversy Of this
kind, but air, Fowler has made 80 many
Incorrect statcmeats IN his article that il
seems necessary 30 make omr corrections
and give Tie facts in the case.
Tuat he was working tor the benefit Of
the public on the parties assured, and
irom pure disjut rested motiyc., 40 one
wnoi> acquainted wtth Mr.. Fowler l.,
Simple enough 10 briieye. lie uses "a
great deal OF printers ink iu trying 10
prove that the Washington County lrsu.
rance Company was a humbug aud u
swindle. lie might have saved a large
amount OF valuable time il ere had left
this part Of his letter uuwfiuen, as IL is "a
notorious fact That the company was a
.wiudlr, similar ia fact lD Priudle's com.
panies, the Peoples of Philadelphia, the
Atlantic aHd Pacific, etc, which Mr..
Fowler labored earnestly to prove to tbe
puUiie were sound reliable companies to
insure with, at The same time telling
them that The Lycomiug, with an honor
able aud successful record Of thirly-l0ur
years, was d swiudle.
Mr.. Fowler stated that "tae Lycoming
had ia Judgement, against mutual policy
holIers Vu assessments made 10 pay LOSSES
by Chicago fire slgg. G65.' he viii par
dou sac lor prououucing the above state
mcHt iai-e.
The company have judgements amount
iug 10 Si,l2G, and these DO not constitute
amy part OF their available assets,
For proof OF the correctness OF nay
abatement, parties sire referred Co tue
New York state Insurance Commission
er- report tor 1873, page i33. lio also
states that "it these Judgements sfe mol
realized, lhe company are miuu, about
$4,000" 81 reference 10 lhe same re-.
port aud same page, | iud that the ~
counting Insurance Company had, Jan.
lei, 1874 asset. amounting 70 sljl,its
with liabilities, including eli teinsaranee,
ete., amounting u sos -. thus giving
tie company a net .urplus of SO 1856
sncF r~cinsnfiug all outstanding risks sud
paying OF al liaUiIitie. 81 every Kind,
while Ia a ihi8a 90 thi., they neld PIE.
MUM notes on property 10 Pennsylvania
amounting 10 : 81. By lle con
ditioHs Of their caatteg and iAe laws u
PenHs yaH.a. these uotes on Iisks ih hist
state are Grst mortgage 90 property
worta more lhau aay millions, giving
them TIE yery beet security sud making
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aslcacaasr tf Any railroad q 5
aaa t. afy ia5.s 5asl nos ia saeg e.
par sat a. euivaeai Bits
atc 4s5 bega ntsa8aaj &C. make
ay uae of8airfest 80 20 ger cent
ga vaefr 40 espresso in the es8.
Tract. alec e. reduce iHc number al
Supreme Coalt Ja8rrs 90 siE sH8 G..
nsise tlstf compensate 90 500 prs
aauu0. also o. remodel oar whole Ia.
dietary system. making H lie taat a
New Hampshi,e Tho liquor Iay wl
come n for IT, iu.I share Of at.aa-
ton and there viii be- a bHl iar a
stringent license lass. alaa aae laf %
cocstahu'afy Lass. aad between abe
tso il WIFI probably remain where IL
A s Joint committee has been aaiao.
r.scl 20 inquire iato the ezpc3ieacy Of
q riorm school ior girls, similar t8
that already established fer boys. uug
members will have enough to keep
ihem busy until toe Thanksgiving ter
Roy has taken his final departure. sad
thea another two years test
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% average forer q pu per day.
The above upars y Of more thaa
usaal yase. aaa viii repay careful
stady as il Is the record al an eat.rs
herd, receiving oaly o5 aa9y cars aud
which are kept ff breeding and
dairy Farpa They therefore Ear
ta s. fatr example at thc Freed.
a 58airlausy bred. from which ia
q ge If their milk aaa butter rrodue.
g qaaltles Mr. Tlgiea Informed Us
that be would sel the young ball Sir
Henry and Bis price seems very cheap
considering bis lare good qualities and
that ha came Of the Maggie Mitchell
family, He also offers some very Gne
he.t.rs.
Our thanks are due TO Sir. George
Hull. the efficient superintendent Of
" Hillside Farm" for Information in re-
l1tiou to tle history and breeding Of
this valuable race of cattle.
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uaang for tie purchase % tae Grsad
Opera House q Eghth aFenne sid
Twcny4hird street New YORK lie viii
also buy some houses On Tweuiy-thirt
street. au8 convert the whole sutc 3 dr.,
goods fiaee
Reports uera ye3 at TIE agricultural de-
pertinent show ,hal the wheat crop will
Mostly assraEe thar of last yea, None
81 the lsggc eagu-groinc.Hg states reach
aa average Thew VIII DO a fair crop oi
oats. potatoes and has, but less than halI
8 crop Of tobacco.
Tic sberla-s posse from Hot springs
c5uaty. Arkansas, who had been pursu.
ing the stage robbers, overlook them
near Cooksyllle, iu the Cbociow nation.
a eight easued, during which % Of Toe
gang was badly wounded and his horse
killed, bat the party escaped. The pur.
suit was continued.
Que of the cxearsioai.is on a Lake
~CHa'hp'"ln BOAT recently "'"' 10 ''e'P Oh
deck, aud in the morning couldn't End
bis shoes. where did you put themE 2"
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S"e"' "s ''p.''"' '"s ''o,'"' "'' 't'"'
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'A0 p4''''e wheel
MI Peter Dayton OF ArNansa' iound
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eel biole was printed aud Issued. Il
derived i' u'ie ifoin the Tact 'h"t th'
VIZ ''' was "~'''''","'' u"''''''
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w" P''''''a' P"''''S II" '-'"'si'"'' "n"e'
""'o' Nv N'''oI'a'S "'o =" "e ''P'oSo"'
va ",' ,f''"s "i'n "'o ''P"oioa''
." ".o ""'iSoty az" o,"'' oai'a'sili
ooA'"'' an" '"o! pIon''S' 70 w al Il
"'''' P'"H y "l"'''''" ""ei """ sup
p''' ''' ""'Ho'i"es
ihe adjourned liberal convention o
New lofk state mel ri Albany Tuesday
ana adopted a resolution TO make h'
nominations tor state officers, but rec
oinmendlng liberals to support cand',
dates VINO most MY represent the pm
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The wisdom aud virtue of Vermont
assembled at Montpelier, on Wedues-
day oflast week. to tinker up the laws
for another two years Though there
are only eighteen in the House and
three or four in the Senate who were
present two years ago the Legislature
will average better than it did then,
perhaps owing 10 the fact that there
are moro democrats present. Tho ir.
rcpressibles have about fifty members
iu the house aud one IN in the senate.
sumc Of them very good men who will
be heard from during the session.
The first business wa the election
Of Speaker, the candidates being II.
h. Powers, Lovelaud Munsou and
Hugh Henry Of the Republicans aud
b u. smalley Of the Democrats. 1t
required ten ballots 10 secure an cleo
tipu, the number for each candidate
being los for Powers. Il for Muusou,
- Tor Smalley, and a few scattering
Al the tenth ttial Powers was elected
and took his seat. He has very good
qualifications tor q q esidiBg officer
tef Cietk Of lhc house. u. So. Camp Was
tieectrt,Ncr hopmau ct E%crgennes aud
Nateftua If Hyde : ark by one majori-
~ Nf Comp has bcen clerk for ihrfe
lerrs ai wtli make a good officer
Ci ltejiield Proctor was elected rea-
iieul pfo TEN OF the Senate aui BALD
Niu ~ Parton Secretary As the state
officers NOW stand they are all. with
two Ur three miuur exceptions from
iae cast side ol tue Green Mountains
la the make up of thc general com.
mlttcps our section Of the state has re,
utiye4 its nll share 10 the senate
Dultun is Chairman Of the Railroad
Committee ami Houghtou Is Chairman
81 Committee uH banks aud also on the
committee un land taxes In the
House. Muusnn uf Manchester is chair.
man Of the judiciary Committee. the
leading position 10 the House. Dr.
Guild ut Rupert Is Chairman Of the
committee 5u manufactures, Kent 81
lugsrt " l the committee OF Federal
Relations H~aicheIdcf at Arlington on
wss and meaHs, idty ct Jamaica oa
the Judiciary committee, Martin Of
Londonderry oi Education Merton Of
Bennington 800 taukr. Baeeu 81 Sun.
deilaaa ou corporations Harlow 81
laudgfasc en tasa llars. Batchelder
Il Peta ou B.leagc and debcuturcs,
lolium % hailsbafy an claims, Ami
l0a 81 miuhall ou distributing coiu.
miuoe Bentley Of saudgate on the
grand iist
TIE railroad committee Ia the house
Is somewhat mixed Il being composed
a. tglluws Messrs Grgut Of Barioui
mAllry 4 Burlington; Webster q
fatrey5 69oiell 81 brandon CLARK 81
Bethel Blodgett n 81 Johu.bug,
Peruu a. Berlin, C0afa az South Herr.
HutealAsoa Of Hancock
HlLlsuH te introduced Ger taaiug
railroad property 10 tbs state aad also
1of regulating f~etlghts. col lark q
81 AIbans las already airoa aeei 4
lsllia the seaa,e, making 1 a pahlc
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IMPORTANT 20 TRAVELLERS

When yImu visit or lcavc The City OF
NEW YORK, save annoyance and expense
at carriage tire aud stop 40 the GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite the GRAND
CENTRAt DEpyI II has over $50 elegant
~ furnished rpoms and is fitted mp at an
expense Of over SJ00,ODD. Elevator ,
steam aud all modern improvements
European Plan. The RESTAURANTS,
Lunch Counter uut Wine Rooms are sup
pied with iip l,rst the markets can fur
uish. The cuisine is unsurpassed. Rooms
for a single person, $3.50 aud - per day
rich Suiics FIR families proportjoualely
low, .t th0i visitors lg me clly aui tray
ellen can Use more .uxuriously, for less
money. "a lle GRAND UNION, thHu at
amy oit = iirst-eiass llolel 10 The city
Stages aud Cars pass tho Hotel every
minute tor al parts Of the City. &. 4.
& w. II. GARRISON, Managers
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4" IS yHa uI EeHa9ur. 8a4.H--T uarrat
A. Probate NsaJi aaa u As -er ssitl
aud igF ssa blstsas g h j aty II EtgH
let a. g. 1914
Fus,ut Hos N Hsfsa J4itE
The tEHtauF so aHt 90 s ~ netb fssHgF.
atF - HlaEaa. 6 ea4 Q -HHr lfesBrrH 81
sr4tH4 aH applicable. ts sutHE tl uaaat a.
es# at ygs.se saH tH A4 NJ Ehs rasi estats III
sslt a.ttaze, tHiEs hHs aama tsfat 81 lHu
luE 4isuHf 4HH aTfe. tfH# HFstttH tilaE : salr
thrEagf Naai brb #uagaHi ts $3.50 6Ht fstl
iu safd Feal esst aud ars uHH fts assssffi
writing q al zoe lsfs s4I lfxsi eatr
thEs stale.
HhtrtgH#s BE- s#r aIl.i-H astHa4HBg as - :
appac4uag ur haI a. o Fiaatte ff4fE 3, - b.
81 a8e FroaAl lHaes ia Hsnt rstf & ..44 ne
tneI 90 che 4sta 8aF ~ 9Ft. 5 d 1914 @sa Aa.
ngtass 70 sz44 ta4tatsa 80 ne s4H ea- Is
lAss aaa Ne NHHt aHa Cess "a @n tae :
Ga Pc 4ftu e A# HefssA ba
p4kHzHtas .fHhr4 HE5 e
uftts Aras sats A4a
ttf 8aEaa#A 8 r4 M4
.Arstf
~ I1aE-aaD
~ - uef4
Aas WaIAsbHrasoS uegstsf
6A
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4 tsuaile murder and suicide wena
committed rear Hnskirk Bridge ia
he town SO Cambria r. ). y sunday
morning Lawrence Gsaee. formerly
az Bennington. tllei ljs w5ie wiul
ubem BE- bad not lived goa saue
time and tacu cut als twn throat Dc
bai previously borne % bad character
un tie sanc day she broihofIn-Iaw Of
Grace AIMED Michael Qullon, living
a. White Greek. took poison which
uiafrl hls death.
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IHr haaifeas oi people WHO asa eh'
aged seat, aud many who had come
from ell paris ri the state, to hear
beee"ef lecture "' hta'1''"oi'' No"'a,
He' "'.A ''.''f @ir''''''s''' ""
tel"-'ag''r. imperative ''''""''l'N'e
P'a''"' $50 'f'm coming '' pt'''''
There is talk OF organizing q council OF
ts- SOVEREIGN. OF industry at ~. Johns
bury. TNn, mechanics are enthusiastic
ng ID, aust au application has already
been made lo the national council tor ia
deputy. iuete are about 1000 meehan-
les iu ST. bloomsbury, aud lhis VIII De tue
ursi council Do t1e stale
Last spring we published the ease Of
Hrs. JeWvgt. wife OF the postmaster Of
liaucock, W., who was arrested for pill
leriug money from letters, but who
slipped away from the T. o. special agent
who worked up the case. Il is now
reported that -he returned secretly %
hancock last week. ana was see" IL
male apparel ia the adjoining own o.
Rochester, where She was ~recoshl|cd
while calling at the postoihoe'
The report Of tho annual convention OF
Congregational churches in Vermont
shows that in contributions for beney-
oleut purposes the North and South
churches, Of 81. John-bury plain, con-
triOn.ed nearly one ilth OF the amount
contributed by all the congregational
hurchgs in the state, their contributions
being about $1,000.
some lads uy ia Woodbury. made an
attack last wcek-ou a humble bees nest,
and GOT enough Of n. One stubbed his
toe, and lell as the irale bees went for
EN- and the wounds made through that
aperture in those cotton pauts will keep
tim from setting dtwu for a fortnight.
The other boys 60, their ears enlarged TO
the size Of bnrdock leaves.
The Lyndon Union SAYS: The health.
lest lookinp girI we saw on the fair
or,nnd Wednesday was a douohter Of
Joseph Witcher of Peaeham, who was 10
years Old aud weighs 251 pounds.
Joseph was very proud of her, as he
should be. John Nichols wife Of Con
cord was another specimen ofgood health
and robustness, weighing 3t7 pounds
snd as active rs a young lady.
N. r. GRAY. Ed, Of Reygale, keeps a
dir, tbat pays. lie mlks This season 26
Jersey COWS. and sends the butter to
market every week. lie puts It up in
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-15

Hetaras itan state elections Toes.
8sy have sos been received s thar wc
con give a correct estimate Tho
Dcaarrsls have gained tva 90 tire,
Goa ressaea m Obs. and have pr9aa.
iIy carried the ttale. also Agkassa
Iu Size atsef states there appears %
Pc Stale change
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-15

Eley's Carbolie Troehes Among the
various reIued}e. Tor Coughs nome euio}
a higher reputation titu Eiey'. Carbolic
1rachus. Iti. iact places tnrm above
ordinary list 81 medical preparations. For
Coughs Cphis, A-thma, auai as "a dislu-
ireIaul and preventive against contagious
diseases, they are u specific. Invaluable
10 singers aud public speakers. Sold
every IS hcrc. john +. Henry. Curfuu &
Co. fruptittors = aud q College Place,
y. =
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lOMMIssINNENs NnIIcI-

We, tae ruhtgilutlH. buus aVuo'ufri IAN
tbt Hta. tHg prlttJo Court tf zoo, iasusi ~
uangbpst,r, Commissioner tnt ftp,IHt .rha,ulu,
against the osgatp ~
ban Smith, lstp ol FaHhttsu, Cont,
dccp1Hed, and aisa el dhatus aHt de-
mauds eAtibuCd b. offset tltptp. apd sis
monlhs from thN atu Day 81 October 1854 hunk
T allowed hy ss&b CunGl tt that purpose, Wcta
thcTct re, hereby glsc uutict, that ", viii stleud
O. the business Of Gus appointment bt g. .
Hal3s Ntite la Arlington. na zine 9Th tat 81
Aprg 1875, FROM uus until tour a,toyk D 81 uJ
said Iay.
Date, az Arlington. taa 5tb dHl ct trtnr
A. D. 1875
MI CaFEY,4 rm
2OlN H. 3, hthll ~"
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CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS,
TROY 10 NEW YORK

Tho elegant steamer 9aaA1 sias euH Ja0mes
pgnel leave Troy a45tE fr4m ststabssAt IandtnR
foot 9f Broadway. 90 tHa sFHFal ~ evening fraius
over tha Hsuhselsrf AID tafsttRa ahd itgf aH9
Boston railroads aud connection doe III Ifg4
20 o. aBaata 3 y s1ndzFs So s.
Fare Lower than by any Other Route.
HqIsgu River Railroad leEtls god fuf pEss
uEa Oh tile l1e. i6slaalaE State fgHM hrftHs
AI Through checked baggage transferred fires
LtfNetH eafs h3HtE
Having pareiasai fhs light draft steamer
q a1rH este ta t~rA1strE pssesuRefa 1lfias tas
SISTER. passengers aal rh.F qu sfl4faEg "a A0a
81 = 40 earF Egas ia tHe u3gaK. 30 De-.
terUgl On thH a4fs.
Freight taken al Very Low Rates
q. " HORTON,
Genera AFeat, Troy. n. y
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AARON sHELDONS ESTATE.

- srArE on NEnHuEr, Manchester District. ~
Al "a PROBATE Court hold az Manchester, within
and for said District Of Manchester. on the 2glh
day of September, A, D., 1874,
Present, Hon. 4. Is Burton, Judge.
The executor on the estatg ~ Aaron sheldon,
late OF Rupert, in said Disirlpf deceased, pro-.
posing TO render an ~accOuut 90 tla adminislfa
ton on sad cssta, It r. ordered by said Caur,
that t8li account be uGamlued for allowance al
a session thereof 20 be held AZ the Probate once
IA Manchester Ia said District ou the 2sth day
ot October, a g. 1874, AMI that note bt given
to all peraonH Interested BY the publication ~
this order ia the Manchester JouHSAt, n urWs.
paper printed at raid Manchester, three weeks
puce0sslyoly, previous to said time " hearing.
A true record.
Attest L0FELAhO MuNsOA, Rcglster
A tru3 copy or hea0rd.
2O3w Affect, LONELAhD MuNsON, l~iepilssr
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WILLIAM 4. sTEARNS' ESTATE.

- STATE OF VERMONT. Manchester District as.
In Probate Court held az Manchester. within
and for said District on the 2ath day OF sept,
A, ID. 1874.
Present, Hon. +, H.. Barton. Judge.
An instrument, Putportlng ia be the last viii
and testament 81 William A. HteafHB, late ~
Rupert, Ia said district, deceased, being pre-
sented by the Executors theron named, Tor PRO.
bate, it's ordered by said Court, that all persona
concerned therein bo notified to appear at q
sessiou thereof, TO DO held az tho Probate ONCE
Ia Manchester, ia said district. on the 2sth day
OF October, A. u, 1874, at 10 O'Clock, ia tho tore.
noon, and show cause, If any they have, against
the probate 81 said wiz fof which purpose it Is
further ordered, that tits order be- published
three weeks suegn-alyely no tho Manchester
journal a newspaper pflnIed AZ Manchester iu
THE state precious 90 saad lime Uf heating
A true record,
Attest, LOFEIAND MUNsO&, Hegf~fsr
A true copy of record
Attest, LOyElAAp MtSON, l~r..elbr.
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x i-i cents for Madden Prints al
NIAgGNEKA
Manchester utpa
~ cents buys Good Tcaat
h~thckMgEs
h Sc Blankets. very cheap AZ
BfkekaFEs
-
Brown aud Bleathed Cott0us,
- cheaper llHH essr lsfafe aaert3 81
ElseEMEE.s,
Ruy your Flour Of Blaekmer, Man
chester Depot
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ASA /. FULLEl35 ESTATE.

Attest, LotGLAhD NUSsoS, lieg,sta
IIIa
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IRA RUssELLo estate

Altas', L0yElAAD MrSON. a~as.elor
ea8F
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EoPN2l WANrFU
, good work horse

mace tusafted Ua fr uha bcst a. tr.
.La utE LLua 90. L-nnlLUnu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-14
nYE. F. KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron

has never been known to fail in the cure OF weak
ness, attended with symptoms; lrdlsposlton 70 eN
ertIon; loss OF memory d hculty Of breathing
general weakness; horror of disease weak. nerv-
Gus trembling; d. eadiul horror of death night
sweats; cold feet; weakness; dimpess oi vision
lauguor: universal lassitude Of the muscular hys-
TEN: enormous appetite. with dyspeptc symptoms:
hot hands; flushing ef the body, dFyneis Of the
skin palld countenance and erupuons on the
face purifying III he blood pain in the ba OK heavi
mes. Of the eyelis frequent black spots flying be
fore the eyes with temporary suhuslon and loss
slght want OF attention, etc, these syurtoIns all
arise from weakness. and 20 remedy that. use
l.. +. kUsgEL's Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t never
fails Thous lnds are now enjoying health who
have used it. Take only l.. +. kuNKEL's.
Beware of counterfets and base Limitations. as
kunkeIs Bitter Wine OF Iron is 50 well known all
u, er the country. druggists themselves make an
imitation and Try To palm it of on their customers.
when they call il Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.
kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron is put UP onl% in
s. bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely Iui on
the outside. with the proprietors photograph on
the wrapper of each bottle. Always LOOK for the
photograph on the ortside, and you will always be
sure to get the genuine article.
SOLD by all Druggists and dealers everywhere
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