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New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

poodiy number from tho city. Two years ago ~ nrs
class residences built and two expehsVe htS nr
Tls m lifted the price on ann Wncn ~, III
cnmstance reinforced by the general depression W t
present year. mas put check uIon Duns aning
Whnn nronerty .ow ners begin 10 see toWn
w nnners and attractions their estimates oiten pc
come devoid OF modesy or reason anu e ,resped 10
nromote THIS town. however, ts well enough a. " 10
large enough. wealthy enough ana none 'oo lI, ,r,a
Tbe boarding accommodations are nOI on ~ ,ai
scale AS the character Of the place would JUSTLY, De
some the most desirable apat@mens @ and ont
guests are found here. Away from the seasnoIo Pd
OF the mountains. there are Few localeS pue,oi
10 their nses tnam 1a o me h in the midst of park
OF 40 acres. handsomely Laid OUT ienceu, anu
carrd for with thoroughly trained groves shading every
nart IN fronts west and has distant mountain view
m all directions of remarkable beauty Iol 1 90
hghstoOp house. three years DID, WIN arge, "v' nh
floor IL accommodates from 80 10 lV gursts g a.
week THIS Is not properly hotel nasmucn as no ~ n
sient visitors are received for night OF slbgc %
less they friends OF the guests tng P Pp S tho nro
keen fhe house sirciiy for families j. Rera Is le pr
,,rstor and that he has made the table as atrac
The rooms and surroundings may feauliy oe IN Tor
from the fact that all his accommodations are ,Shsr M
September Is. The following, with tielp Ihi, VII
among his guests: Henry L Bowen OF BrooAIyn;i w
lam II Scott L. F. sIebert, Mr. Fabustock ana r. "
Frencn Of the First National BANK >. n. Roinpi
FTancSe William A. Cau lwel. Dr. Edward Curtis Jona
H. Deane, +. A. Crocker g. H. scout. Il, d. f New
w H. swami also bliss J. b. Beecker all irSn NyarS HvW
York and f. W. MCCave and family from NeNah;
Three cottages belong wth the house ana are pd
py me ycar TO private families summit is SAID to DC
coo feet above the sea, and the firA ouse nS ' Iii
prominent location, and is less than ten mihi'c' WAN
from the depot ,,, ,a q, tho
the MlnsIon House on Springhod-ave., ana a, tne
lower corner OF the park, three story ana he
meni building very substantially constructed o0ic "
the rooms are l7X15 feet all newly furnseui lnc
house IL renaned hroughOutnd mas place Ior 90 Sucs
d. j. Smith Is proprietor for the second year. 60
OF lawn and grove surround the house. lheIt aV
rooms s vacant and the terms are reasonably plS'o"
al from sl2 20 SIG ., -, ..o ro,irood
opposlte the new Presbyterian Church. Is tnIeesto
hui ding with twOstOry extensions, anu contan' tooS
for obont 3D. few OF which unengaged Inc terln'
per week are sl0 SIS. a. NJ Meeker Is IroPIo'oi
The following gentlemen, with their Iahros al -
snend the Simmer here Col. Fitzgerald, frank fNcl
de Lewis Milbank william TOwne Jesshp Mdhcinl, az
from New-Yor ana Robert Weeks from No"aiA' 1
Mrs. DrMot aud daughter from jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
HOW TO PREVENT SALARY GRABS.

TO TIC EdtFoF OF TIC IFIOH nc.
SIR: In 1889 the following article, among
Others having been concurred in by twothirds OF bot1
Of Congress- referred to the Legislatures OF
the several States for their adoption as part OF the
Constitution OF the United states:
ART. III. No law varying the compensation Tor the
services OF the Senators and Representatives sha taAe
effect until an election shall have interYened.
This benecent article having failed 10 receive the
approval Of the requisite number OF Legislatures
ddnot therefore become part OF the Constitution Inc
responsibility OF the "salary grab" 80 called. rests
therefore, 10 some extent upon fine several states
this article were again cOncurred In by tWVthtGs ~
both Houses OF Congress and referred by them 20 ho
State Legislatures IL would probably receive thelr eaI
approval and become. II should, part Of The C1ns"
tutlon OF the United States. j. HAZARD ioTlhh
Ithaca, n. L., June ~, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
COINAGE STATISTICS OF THE SAN FRANCISCO

The United States Mint at San nFranciscohaving
closed for the yearly settlement The Alta California or
that city publishes the coinage sta stcs for the past
year. During the month Of June the total coinage
amounted 20 s.S930oO OF this amount s2l200Oo were
double eagles lgold $4,000 ln trade dollars (slver
and $4,000 in dimes The gold coinage for the year was
s2sc25oo, as follows Double eagles. s2 10000 eagles
sl2oCO half eagles S556oo quarter eagles se7SO0 The
silver coinage s255o,cOO, follows Trade dollars
s595oO. The pieces coined during the year OOO
divided as follows: Gold lO9o0 double eagles l2Oo0
eagles, 81 900 half eagles and 1000 quarter eagles
quarters, and sos 600 dimes The coiney worked 2l7O
1l39O ounces In gold Dgots and 407Oo6l SO
silver ingots equal to "a OF gold and tons OF
silver.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

That there is consolation in the weed can
hardly be doubted for is asserted by the habiual
proper appreciation OF this fact has
probably Influenced the failure to denounce the habit
by the youpg clergy But ndulaers doomed. The
crusade has begun ct Wooster ONO The occupant OF
pulpit at that place has put his down forciby as
TO start the firmly imbedded qud, and made she mouth
full OF cavendsh ashamed OF Its propositions In ser
fender In the blaekest hue; hog" vaip," rascal
and knaye" freely used aud 10 cap the climax he
shouted NOW want more such dirty practices
here. II any man chews tobacco the house OF the
Lord next sunday saall call bun BY name In open
church."
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

ness import the Democratic record In Congress M,
adverse TO the cOlOTed Democrats moi
prominent In stauding by ths Freedluen's Bank d
not cite this indicating any leaning toward the Demo
cratic Marty but as a recorded fact The Democratic
n,rty will 6ot allow us 20 lean toward 10 n yonlS
Its blindness 10 me iuscrutabe. what interest has
In opposing usf Why docs II continue u reDe 1
oppose civil rights 49,.
10 our party | would put the query VIII not o COZ
nued OF treatment Ike that We are securing az
is hands naturally suggest the thought To whether
ia NOT best TO have nearer eqtiHZ 1uOn ~ siren gA
between parties pLo' l. DO"NNs.
W1shtnql2n u. o., June 80. 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
LEGISLATIVE CURE-ALIs.
dftor OF me rrioWne

TO the EdttOr OI Ihc IfIohHc'
SIR | am sorry that Congress aUourned
without enactng that hereafter a inches shall 10
yard and u ounces pound thus increasing prodne
one-quarter, and adding largely 10 the wealth OF he
country IL would have been well too 10 declare tna'
eight houis labor is equal 10 ten hours labor 10 pruuu
tion, thus saving great deal OF trouble aud VI mu,.
also. IL this had been done. might all nave t' "a
happy and IL there sll any dlseonte hted oucs
would be easy Congress 10 Tx that by short svu
meDt OF the law. a. . '"
Nilah o., June 20, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
WILLING AND ABLE TO WORK.

70 the Edttor OF the Tribune 3,
SIR am practical printer, having wothe"
at the business nearly forty years. have sonso' iO
employment day after day for weeks. and hnd nou''
NY family are now the verge of suffering iof '"'
necessaries OF life. Why "a 10 that cannot get emPy,
ment whereby 1 can keep my faulty fron snns,,Ns
when am willing TO work. ANDREW sIGoukShi
Nep York, July l. ls7a.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

The Theological Seminary at Newton, MAS,
has made Bachelor OF Divinity of Mrs Hale wife "
the Rev. H. A. Hale, she having prosecuted tho en''''
course of study IN connection with the class.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

A protracted meeting of colored Christians
has boen In session Athens Geo. for over two years,
and even now there are few indications OF an adjourn
molt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-13

cocks viii q party IH a oorn6gld, Ger
5mtbaly always saFg 70 GEL hart iu
such cases fnaa Pres
nav LtaASos, H. D.
An entertainment zoe the benefit a
le Ladies Buiidiae Association was held
Ia tbo Young Meas Hal, Wednesday
gFeninr, Aug. 5lh. The evening being
pleasant tbe boar3ers from the spdogs
were seen iu large Numbers and a good
azgd audience wss gathered long before
tic notes Of Czernys sT dc Operas DC
Doaizeti to.d.Hs the exercises bad CON-
mcuucd. The nbleaux Of tbo songs OF
seven were wen represented aud The loud
aud continued ~applauscs showed az APP
prcriaiiye audience. The music, both
vocal and instrumental was dne, there
being considerable talent IS well as taste
ia the selections. OF the piano duets
Tie Poet and Peasant seemed 10 be the
most pleasing, sud We imagined ourselves
t#aAhAAhk apAlh tA hktA AAAaAAA@A VI AAhAN
whore we have beard 1t 80 often. The
vocal solos "slumber Song and Robert
toiquey 'aime" were indeed the gems OF
The evening. The programme was as
varied as it was Interesting, and when
the chorus was sung which closed the
entertainment all were surprised TO learn
the latencss Of the hour. Much credit is
due those who took part in the exercises,
and especially DO we desire 10 mention
The lady from Boston. 1t gives US pleas
IRE 70 know there il so much musical
talent in Lebanon. The evening is one
long to be remembered, and as you will
see by the name we are something OF H
traveller, we a say it was the most in
terosting entertainment we have attend
cd since wc lch New York.
COSMOPOLITAN.
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MANCUf TtR

Rev r. Cushman Flagg supplied DR..
hman pulpit Sunday, very accept
we are having glorious weather,
ugh the thermometer Is pretty well
Dr.. LOOMS, dentist, viii be absent
n Die onlce here after this week until
tcmbcr 18th.
j The Darlington Daily Sentinel is
ting to be il ncwsy, readable sheet
sugh it's democratic.
Tuesday a party Of Young ladies and
! ticmcu from this village started for a
days excursion 10 Boom pond,
Saturday evening sosae Of the guests
our holcl, INDUCED IN lableauX st
6 Hall. some Of which, We earn,
! HcTy hae.
tam Jngl q. Baker has retired from
,auo.iIau With the Kntlaud Herald
Ul hereafter devote his whole ST.
,p ln the legal profession.
rhctc wu hc q special rommunica.
ID Aaaalfam Lodge, Thursday
ug. Aug. ialh, att l-g O'clock. d
ifuc.liy requested thar "a, many be
ont Is possible
The COMEDY. spirit oi &C., viii be
rntrd 81 Music lialI uckl week
tablcau2 aud a pautomimt, Tho
ayt,f, wlgl tm sustained hy the sanl
aud gentlemen Wba SO satisialtoriiy
"a "a llai place last April.
The hli term 81 Barr audlRuuoH
nar VIII commence ucst Wcancs.
The prospect fer the coming term
Is encouraging During vacation
mpairs have aen made iu tls
occupied tY tne students
Tic pat.or music furnished by Prof
fs baAl SIT the EquiuoE House. s,
yfg1 high order sni not 0Hly afford,
ac m0 quests of tie honse bot !.
appreciate as tbe people gener.
there beaag . large Aualeuse
de % Sen ta Is oa pleasant even.
iae alT as fhe EHiianl Herald
uakc aaf 49, d y.,ll he Will ts
asd,a tist oar streets af not Hs.t,
et1ei s. s fsaeat communication lf
pea weud aesu 70 indicate. THs
quite iie reverse There arc usafJ
esr stopping here ihis nmme.
usaai 0tes iafg5 fatalities ff9u
Aaft l9a adeIp4la sHl ca sagg at,
tlu. tae sanHef 81 lAc lluluoa
tss d large auubgg a. tbt
iiose aad .H private boarding.
lAitbe cations Monday crsa.ug ID
delegates 10 Tie Mld5Iebary Goa
aa ilol Ctsau GHsea was elect
aiaaH aal d h maa3s
VS. voted tssi lae 1laE 81
eoHau le 81 thlfe t@ nauiaas0
sies aai Mess4k Robert Ames =
oeis aai NJ Il Deaa Welt appoint
IteY Fvntied tla Glowing nathes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-13

Masonic.
The next Regular Communicates OF Adonirsm
Lodge, i, n A. b., viii be held Oh Thursday
evening, -- 1874.
J. II. wHIPpLE, W. VI.
Adoniram pter. No. Is, X. A. NJ.
Next regular conyoeation on Wednesday even
ing -- at " o'clock.
u. X. sIMoNDS. n. p.
w. A, BLACK, Sect,
skinner Post No. ri, q. A. H.,
Meets at Adams Hall, Factory Point, on the first
Tuesday evening Of each month.
d. X. sIM0NDS. Commander.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-13

Renne's Paiu-killing Magic OH is ex-
celleut for Farmers and Teamsters TO use
Oh cattle and horses for hurts, gals, horse
colo, %lamcuess, kills lice on cattle or
colts, cures distemper and ii is equally
good for family use; when you try it
fairly you will thank Us for this advice
Sold by Wait a. Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-13

I~NXCtrEMENT Al DRUG STORES.
j. There n no ease uf Dyspepsia that Green's
Augu.t Flower viii not cure, Come to the drug
| store aud inquire about 1t. II you suffer from
Contlyeuess, sick Headache, sour stnm tch, Ia.
digestion, Liver C0mplpiat, or arrangement Of
the system, Try it,. Two OF three eoso. will re-
ilUve you
B0srhce's German syrup is nov sold 10 every
town an CITY IA the United States We have not
less than i've hundred letters fran druggists.
saying IL n the best medicine they ever sold Tor
Consumption, Throat or Lung disease. sample
b0tticr VI both free Of charge. regular size 10
-pbtg. g9m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-13
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT
For two, three or five years.

Ths subscriber on account Of poor health, has
decided to dispose u his farm az above. said
farm contains l2j acres. has ab0ui 600 apple
trees aud plenty Of other fruit, such a. pcars,
piums and cherries. Every field has a spring q
living water that never fails 10 the dryest time.
There are about J0 sugar naples aud ~ scfcr
u woodland, a large barn that will contain %
tons ~ has besidcs the stfaW and corn fodder
usually raised on the farm, sud other convenient
buildings Al the land h we'll seeded sith
clover aud timothy aud ir Ia good condition
said farm all be rented ~ any good responsible
business man OF cold on almost sHy terms n
M % can ssk Any one having 4 smsa place 70
turn Ia 10 safds payment u sgum be taken II a
FAIR, reasonable price Said place ~ be ufAT
rcfNoi, 70 eotiAiu auy sherc ffuHn hFe 80 sen
Eeror, 5 good house sud SISTER couFen4eHt. Any
0se atsbfHg bl hire must apply before tbs let ~
MsS, Any q Wishing q" pafrtaAse tHt ab0su
offer IL open 70 them ~ t4t ssssal
EEUBEN SHAW.
Hebron, Washington Co. n Y. Apr /, 1914
46Iy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-13

A common foi IN Of Indigestion.
Is oppression after eating, or q depressing dull
ness Of the spirits; with tiatulence, or a belch-
ing up Of wind, and almost always follows Cos
t~igenoss. DR., HarrisCn'a Peristaltlc Lozcnges
give quick and permanent relief. They are
pleasant, portable, do not require increase Of
dose, never grippe, and for Constipation OF the
Bowels, Piles, Headache, Dizziness, Irregular.
ties, and other Female Weakness, they are in
comparable. Trial box, SOC. Large box, Coo,
mailed free for this lsst price.
DIR HARRISON's ICELAND BALSAM,
a splendid cure for CoUGHs, HoARsENEss, aud all
TRoAT and LUNG complaints. For sale by i,
s. HARRISON q CO., proprietors, No. / Ire.
mont Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists.
4G4w
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CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS,
TROY TO NEW YORK.

The elegant steamers saFnYside RHd Tbomss
p0~eH leaFe Troy daily from iaaaiaR
foot ~ Bru&dw az on ne afuyai ~ evening tfaius
over the Rensselaer, Snd rs u "a Aud tfl3 aud
Boston railroads. aud connections laE al Troy
90 Of shout sS4P,E saadsys a. Or y
Fare Lower than by any Other Route.
Hads8u Aher Railroad lbkets god tof pass.
age % tbls Aue. incl1dlus state fugfa beTth.
All through checked baggage Transferred free
between care and baats.
HAVING purchased ihe light Irah steamer
0sldeu Gate = t~Fsnsfcr passengers dartug iaa
whteg, passengers ehn rely % GrfiYtbs IL Atu
HaFk al - eEfly boar 10 tbe m9ruiuGs No o.
tensAou o. tke bArs
Freight taken 81 Very Low Rates.
O. W. HORTON.
ssua Genera Agtni Tres. N J.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-13
NJ J. FRANCISCO'S
GEN'L FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY,
Rutland, Vermont,

am prepared to furnish Policies in each Of
the above list OF companies on short notice. |
am also agent for the Farmers Mutual Of Mont
pelier; ChAmplAin Mutual, Burlington; Lyoom.
Ing Mutual, Muroy, Pa, all OF which are sound
and reliable companies.
GEO, y, BoYNToN, Agent.
Is Factory Point, VI, d
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-13

-YoaHE WebsuB who, wta Aua9a
Howard. Na affUaieI ior befs
and ralin 6aI Al Newhur sal Afterwards
basad cat ass baea estiBg 80 again and
b back la BIS cid 4aarseTE There Is q
mHor ihai Howard has experienced rg.
g508 s.aee arrival Of NlnJsar-
Wslherga had better GIiow sniff
rrar.
The people Of tass town viii be Hain-
rl TO learn that Caarlos 81. Miller, sen Of
Rev. u. u. Miller, 81 Wcsi bafy,
was drou uod st Gig. Mass. where De
had gone 10 spend be vacation, lie, I'm
company with ot6crs. went lu to battle
anal ia waalng aeross tbc pond got be-
youd hbs depth and sunk before assist
suee o5ud reach him. he was immed.-
aleiy lakeu from de water, aud was
alive, but unegusri0us. The physicians
cay 81 was congestion and the Rapture 81
s blood vessel. thg bath driving the blood
TO DE head. His age was sixteen years.
Rev, Mr. Miller preached iu This place
several years aud ,be people remember
Charlie So a bright, Intelligent boy, and
will deeply symPahlze with the afflicted
parents.
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CURED.

DR. r.. Al. sHAIlP's DYSPEPSIA I'LL.
Dr. ShRlpi. specific eules Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Vomiting OF Food,
Sour Stomach. Water Brash, Heartburn, Low
Spirits, etc IN tbirty-hve years never falling to
care the most obstinate oases sold by Drug
gistr Wait Hard agents for Manchester, De-
pot, lij Eighth 1t n. \. Circulars mailed %
Application. l9lGm.6
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-13

FF A. D. W.aer Hal.
4. g. Earaa ~ D.
IHaa DIX. raa = L. sah aal
.H.E f. Faalag Toe wrrc B5t
eh
magaaceat elm tna iH fhe
at at ear T.la Har HaH snts
.rf HFa pr. Gsas5. uaa H a fes leut
aft.s 5e,ucca szsy aad Hiuc,y
ago. d.. GaaI uasa afa8usls Of
Ia5e e-t and $50 ardent a8mlutr %
fa Eau Uayca rns. aaasez Beuty hs
rgas ga INTRODUCES them igta th.sFHage.
Jaefa wefc more OF llesa ar aaly. but
@gaf et Gtem dcl 9r were aat down,
sud tlar which remain are mobile speaI-
mans nrta.s Goo flale tree and q worthy
a-aaaaasai 90 ,hc good doctor, bg whose
asfe aad fqrcf Etl taey were teaosp,snlod
aa5 earrl fsr.
FACTION F9tNg.
"A council aas been eailca 10y the
hag'sst Church, 90 meet oa Tuesday,
Aug. Gsta, Of 300 o. 3d.. O consider tle
aIe8ea8lliB as og4aiBtng their pastor
alaat, David Foster Esles Should Che
council proceed 10 ordination, doe soui.
g. 49, - =,
,. mg.a.n .. .,.,a 49,,
d.. er,n,,.I ,a a., -, pnr,rans
services vig ba bell ON Tuesday cyco.
.ug at T .1n I'M. These exercises will
ali lass nsbiir
,r..'
q ha'N'ey ne" mouse is ready
,... ''' '"' '''"' "''A j.
j" The case OF the state vs. one bar
tei 81 beer' winch was tried several days
aga lAe Ins'c0 mas deelded that IL was
b't Intoxicating wi'hin Tie meaning OF
'he slaio'c'
DORSET.
Among the arrivals in Dorset The
past week arc those of G.. ". billiard
and family Of Rutland, John Wells of
Boston, +. Il. Anthony and family of
New York. Seth Robinson of New York
last returned from Enrope feiainipo his
family at tbi, Mace.
" coa,no u,n,o. . ,a..hto
ssoe., aud .tars.,,r ,,ra,o.,,. osi1on
-, narso, nom ~ nas,~n s,d po,,
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"'o f'0"'"'' "'" No'p.'"o'e honle u
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-13

NHFNFN
Jaw palsy sprAins ,sweIings ,caked breasts, scsldz,
burns salt-rhoum, ear-aehe, Ne, upon the human
frame and Of strains, spawn, gals, Sc upon ami
mals Ia one year than have ail other pretended
remedies since the world began. II u q counter
inaHi. an all healing pain r%elieser. Cnppler
thr9a asay their cfatchts, the lame Sslk. pois-
onous bitos are rendered harmless and the
s0aneed are bosled without q scar. his no
hgmbue. The recipe il published around each
bottle. 10 IL selling s. no article ever before
sold. aud i sells besau IL does Inst Via it pre-
tends t. 40. Those sho now suatS from theu-
mstisn. paiu or s~Heliug deserve TO suHer y they
g8a uo. lse Ccutaur LtnimuBt More than 1000
certificate. ~ roHaafss ble cures, iaeiuaiug irJzen
liua- Cd galt-tbra latsus, goat RAINING tE-
m9ls, he, have geea fea iged. W. sYi .sud :
circular o9HbiBtuE r,rtiAeatss. the recipe, &c.
gfats, 60 say oae requesting 3 Oae bptle u
the yeigF snapper Ce4tauf Luimeut j. worth
aBe hundred dollar- T. sprduei % ssesuied
horses and mu.ss, or faf seres-sorm ia sheep.
st7ot-asners tAis Auimeut.s worth your ssteu-
uoa. 80 famHs should Be- ~ithoul Csntauf
Lnimsut s.d ~ al Druggists. 50 cents per
bottle Arss bottles 81 % ] q Rock 4 %,
"a hrasisay Ntv YORK
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Some i0Iks heom 70 Dc proud OF teIIlng nov
"lame their shoulders areh-of "my crick in the
b~ack"-or, 81 have got the Sciatica and dc.
light in Dragging that nothing can cure me -
but when we get such lawful folks" to use rem
MES P~AlN-ktLLINa MAGIC OH, faithfully we
not only cure their lameness and charm away
their pains, but we actually take all that kind Of
"brag out Of theml" and they frankly own up,
and say, at works liket charm I"
asSold by Druggists, Merchants and Grocers.
Call for lIenne's Magic Oil whore you usually
trade.
It is put up in three sizes, called Trial Size"
MEDIUM Size, " and Large Family Size'bottlos
WIN. RENNE a SONS, !.
Sole PrOprietors and Manufacturers,
Pittsfeld, Mass.
Sold by Waltz Hard, Manchester, and by v.
Grover, Factory Point. 9eomly
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Nrntnnr LInImrnI.

tn 10 Il no pain which the Cen
raHr Liuimeut will not relieve, no
swelling it will not subdue and no
lAmcuess which it will Hot cure.
This IL strong language, but il is
-true. II has produced more cures
II rheumatism. neuralgia. lock
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