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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19
Curiosity in Children.

~ on arc too inqui>itivc ~ .DoII't
bother me Little BOYS must not
ask :" many questions - and numerous
either like expressions of impatience ut
the curiosity of children. are continual
l. heard i'll every household. The little
ones are tI"u day tu daN-im fact. from
hour t" houi .idm"nishrd that an aw-
tul. indc>crihabll something called
pl"pIictl in simplicity thcv suppose.
II to hc >"Iur terrible creature not of
human f"im. prnhahll wild beast
wars against then expression of Il very
natural and essential feeling. Parents.
have lOu ever considered what il i
NoG alc thus REFRESHING Has it ever
occurred to You that. in ROOFING out
rInj"sitN from your childreu> minds.
You are plurl,ing up 10y the roots the
tree that il eventually to bear the
beautiful flowers aud sweet fruits of
knowledge Your child'> mind i in
that elastic cGm,iiti"m which makes il
spring forward to catch the smallest
fact. The >ture-huu>e OF Knowledge is
empty. and those busy little harvesters.
the perceptions. are running wild over
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Ghr gonsrhaM
Children's Help
El Mrs. LEIGH X. JAMES


rr d." Il thing myself amy time. twice
over. than To see that Il child does IL as
it should hc done" y common com
meat on the labor of the little ones.
Let u> look at the matter. Some one
suggests, "Childrem can he made very
useful. if they are trained to it :: which
hopeful view i hlutfcd Oft with Yes:
hut it is 81 much trouble. it hardly
pays" have heard of the invalid boy
who heguilcd one weary day 10y count
ing his mothers steps. We are not i'll
poS>o>Siom of the figures, but doubt not
they reached the thousands. Ii might
prove profitable. to count for one day.
the steps our little ONES take for us.
Let H. lac laid aside with Il Spr;iiucd AN
Gle. nr other allnent. utterly helpless
tu. Z. time. and sec ii the little feet and
hlumdcrim" NAYS are not to hc priced
after all. Hon did ON own fingers
learn their cunning. and our feet their
uuicku,>> Somrbudl taught U.s. here
Il little aud there little.
There i certainly much service III
children but. like the corn which the
traditional pig >pird in ''ma>>;r'> barn"
how are We going I" get 1t We be
lirNr that there l. II" >urcr way of
awakening" ,hilh'> rcpu"nnnrc to la
hur than t" hurlicdiV SAY /" him: Il
/ have IL great deal t. lo to-day. aHd NoI
mH&t help me. He generally ANSWERS.
"FNc got to =" >umrW here. OF I'm
tired" al Il don't want Ia" You, III
tIuu. are NrNrd. must carry Your point.
and come uut ~ the contest more cN-
harI>trd than il Nuu had lahorrd alone.
/ Again yen sly. ".IohnnN. 20 int" the
v""d>h''i and get me the hoe.
Ia tv" minutes he returns. with
'WhrIc l. ii
''Im the W"nd>h"d. here You put it
last night.
Il cant find il faint here. is the
answer: ami Nnu 80 after il. multrIing
! might H. well have gone first a> Last.
~ knew il was here. .J"hnnl> bod
II, ewes saw it. hut his mcntal -;rz,. was
on the hird-tllp he had inst been SET
ting.
FRY Tommy, Tell him /" bring y"u
tn the wnodrilc and comes >aunttrin.
t'lck with AZ cmp'i basket and the IN
tcr"Sting information. ''Ihrrr amt none
there.
'-BIin. me some wood thcu." i Your
next nidrr. After Il long lapse of time.
am earnest voice cries. "lIumlui, mann
ma open the door -
"l'n busy cant yet up: open il
Nnul>clf."
II can't: please mamma. open it,"
Down goes Your sewing, and You find
Yourself at the door. Now the proper
hing would hc 10 make T"mm! lay
down half She wood. aud open the door
open the door with thc other half ditto.
With the understanding that his help II
: But Jules grace has well refined your
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Be Careful What You Fill Up With

a boy returned from school one day.
with ii report that his scholarship had
fallen below the usual average. "Wcll
you've fallen behind this month. have
You :" said his father. YES. sill.
"li"N did that happen :" Don't
know sill" The father knew If his sol
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Derby Line Silver Plate Works

We are manufacturing and Re plating all ! lc.
table ware IN very superior manner. Our IT,
ware Forks, Spoons, Ladies'. &c, are made 81
finest nickel silver. and plated with pur- .-.
fully equal ill weight to the hest ware in Us, t
every piece FURNISHED. Our work will cunll,..r .
every RESPECT with the well known Rogers 4 Hr .
goods aud We will plate over any piece thai d %,
not prove : represented. We sell the solid Sc
knives made of one piece, double plated t. l.,
money than they can be- bought elsewhrTr l..
spoons forks. ladies. &c We also plat, K4',.. .
III gold and silver in the highest stylr >l-.
rates for plating table ware for hotels AMI g..
tauTants.
\ Good smart Agent Wanted ill t.vtl. To-.
I" take orders for REPEATING and sell new gt..
Any smart young lady can MAKE ii ..
thing al work for us. Address, Derby Linz >,l..
Plate Works. derby Line. Vt
att W + EASTMAN A.,lr
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Can I Afford to do Bushes.
Without Advertising?
Notice in Bankruptcy,

This il to give notice. that T.. ID. Blod..tt of st
Johnsbury i'll the County of Caledonia. assignee of
\. \. Jerauld, Jr.. bankrupt. has filed in the
District Court of the United States for the District
of Vermont, petition setting forth therein that
said Bankrupt is DESTROYS of making a composition
with his creditors and that said creditors are desi
rous, he is Informed. of having meeting called
for that purpose under the direction of the Court
for the purposes named i'll Section Il of an Act to
amend and supplement an Act entitled An Act to
establish uniform system of Bankruptcy through
out the nited States. approved March =, 1s67 -
which said amendatory Act was approved June -
l-1i. And the whole subject matter of said peti.
ton having been Seferred by said Court to John L.
Edwards, one of the Registers of said Court the
creditors of said bankrupt are hereby notified to
appear before said Register at the office of Belden
& Ide, in st Johnsbury in the County of Caledonia
and State OF Vermont the sth day of March
ID. 1873, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purposes spec
tied in said Section of said Act and for the purpos
contemplated in said petition.
JOHN l.. EDWARDS
Register of Bankruptcy
Dated at Newport, in the County of Orleans, and
State of Vermont, this 9th day of February, A
d. ls75. 596
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NOTICE!
Montpelier 4 St. Johnsbury R. R. Co..
Speci0I Stockholders Nectinn

The Stockholders of the Montpelier 4 st Johns
bury Railroad Company are hereby notified Ia meet
at the Company office in -. bloomsbury. On Tues
day February 23d. l-.5. at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, L" act upon the following business to wit:
First. Ia elect "A Hoard of Directors.
Second, To see If the Stockholders will ratitN and
accept. the part of said Company the lease rNe-
cuted by the Montreal thambly 4 >orel Railway
Company of Canada. of its road. the 2Ith day of
Nov. A u le1I the said Nuntptlirr \ 81
Juhnsbury Railroad COMPANY tia, Essex County
the lam"Ille Valley. and the Lmuillt Valley uc-
ton Railroad Companies and will authorize the
directors or some other officers of said Muntprlirr
n st J"hnshury Railroad Company. on behalf Of
SAID nlnl'anN. 10 agree upon and L. modification,
81 SAID lease from time To time u upon a new least.
If the same road. and if So. fix the limits and
conditions of the authority of the Directors or
such other officers i'll that behalf
THIRD, To If the said StoC holders ill ut hur
ize the Directors of said COMPANY 81 some of the.
officers al said Company. on behalf of said Cumpa-
ny. I" join with the Lamuille alley Junction The
laln"lllr Valley. and the Ess,N County Railroad
Companies of Vermont. and the Portland y o.
dtnshutg Railroad Company of Maine. and New
Hampshire. and the Montreal. ChamblV X Sorrl
lIallwaN Company of Canada with either any
nf SAID t"mpanies, and if 81. what Cum plnie> in
the issue of Joint bonds of such Companies secured
ny JOINT mortgage of the franchise. roads and
property of such Companies. and also agree. M
"ll the terms ami amount ot such bonds and mort
Gage 80 Ia he issued and executed. and will also
authorize said Directors. some other proper
Ger. on behalf Of said Company. to agree uuun and
execute contract, contracts for the cnnsulila-
non Of the management and operation of any or all
of the roads of the Companies aforesaid
Fourth, Ia pass any votes or resolutions that NAV
bt necessary I" carry ont or accomplish thu.
objects and purposes named in articles ID and 3d
AMI Ia give the Directors other officers tull pow
ers and instructions in the premises.
BY order of the Directors
JONA. ROSS Clerk.
February sth l-75 "a cn
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Farm in Lyndon For Sale /!

dali three miles from Lyndon Corner on the
branch road t. " h-rlnck Hollow. said farm con
-i>t~ ct ~ acres Il Land divided into tlage wood
mt pIStUrt-t-tnuut - acres of woodland with
sugar orchard ii >,mr coo tres. House and barns
IN -""d repair. and running water to barns For
particulars. terms etc. enquire OF
\ q. HARRIS.
done ,Ittr
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Lamoille Valley Railroad Go.
.Specim !StOckhOIdrx NeetiHJ!

The Stockholders of the Lamoille Valley Rail
road Company hereby notified To meet at the
American House. in HNdrpaIh Vt. on WedneS-
day. the 2ith day of February. \. II. l-1J. at
o'clock in the afternoon. Ia act upon tn" following
business. 10 Wit:
First IL see if the Stockholders will raIifv and
accept the part of said Company the lease
Cuird by the Montreal Chamhly y Surrl hallway
Company OF Canada. OF its road. the 2Ith daX OF
November. \. ID. le1i Ia the said Lam"llr Valley
Railroad Company, the Lamuille Valley Junction
the Montpelier and II. Jolusbury and the Essex
County Railroad unpanics, and will authorize the
Directors. other officers of said Iamnille
Valley Eailrnad Company, on behalf of said Com
pany, To agree upon, and To notifications "t said
lease from time I" time or upon new lease of the
road and if 50. fix the limits and condi-
other officers III that behalf
Second. Ia if the said Stockholders Will au-
thurizc the Directors of said Company, some of
the officers 81 said ompanN. on behalf of said
Company to join with the Lamoille Valley j unc-
tion, the Montpelier 4 st. .IohnsbuTy. and the
Essex County Railroad Companies OF Vermont, and
the Portland y Ogdensburg Railroad Company Of
Maine and New Hampshire, and the Montreal.
Chambly 4 SOrel Railway Company of Canada,
with either or any of said Companies. and if So,
what Companies IN the al Joint bonds OF
such Companies secured by "a Joint mort gage IF the
franchise, roads and property of such Companies,
and also To agree upon the terms and amount of
such bonds and mortgage 81 10 be issued and
cuted and will also authorize said Directors or
some other proper officers. on behalf OF said Com
pany To agree upon and execute "a contract. or con
tracts, for the consolidation Of the cement and
operation OF any all Of the roads Of tn, Compa-
mes aforesaid.
Third, 10 pass any votes resolutions that NAV
he necessary {" carry out OF accomplish any of the
objects and purposes named in articles LIST and I'd
and /" give the Directors other officers full pow
rrs and instructions III the premises.
BY order of the directors.
JOHN Ii. GEORGE. Clerk
Of Lamnille Valley Railroad Company
East Hardwick. Vt, Feb :. ISIS. $3.50
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Ten Per Cent interest.

>io.o1o. CITY OF LITCHFIELD. ILL
lNuI> 10 per cent twenty year HdieT b"Hds
Coupons payable January and judy in New York.
This ,lic..-sIOu each also other seven eight
and ten per cent Municipal securities. These rep
resent thu first claim the entire property. and
ih" combined wealth of tiles Towns and Conn
tic- well selected no loss security absolute.
Bought and sold hv GEORGE WM. BhLLOT -
peN"nsLnre street. Boston. Write Tor particulars
LI.G1
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Wood and Hay For Sale!

Good maple wood and hay for sale by
THOS. WARD
Please leave orders at Daniels Sylvester s. Co
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Esfafrs.

S,TATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT, So
- In Probate Court held at the Probate Office IN
St Johnsbury within and for said District, On tht
3Oth day of January, \. ID. 1870.
An instrument purpnrting to he the last W III ana
Testament of Eliza W. Delano, late of Hardwlck
in said district, deceased being presented u
Court by Joseph K. Delano the executor there
in named for Probate:
1t is ordered by said Court, that all persons con
cerned therein be notified to appear at session o.
said Court to be held at the Probate once III II
Johnsbury, the Goth day of Feb, ~ ID. leio' ana
show cause, if any they may have, against the pro
bate of said will for which purpose il is further
ordered that copy of the record of this order bt
published three weeks successfully i'll the Caledo
MAN printed at st. Johnsbury. previous To SAID
time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court. Attest,
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
true copy of Record, Attest,
$500 HENRY FRENCH. Register
nHINEAS STODDARD'S ESTATE.
i The subscribers having been appointed by tht
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Gale
donia Commissioners to receive, examine. and al
just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Phineas StOddard, late 81 Burke
in said District deceased, represented Insolvent
and the term of six months from the 10th day "i
Dec. \. D. 1874, being allowed by SAID Court Il
the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us Give notice
that we will attend To the duties of our appoint
ment at the dwelling house Of Mrs. Amella \
Stoddard in Burke III said District, on the third
Wednesdays Of March and June next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said days
JESSE MA RStt ALL. I rn,n,u' r.
&. \. HARRIS.
Rurk. Ian 25 ls7j 5g6l
S,TATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT, s.
- In Probate Court holden at the Probate Ofhct
i'll st. Johnsbury the sth day of Feb. AID. $50
Charles L. Morrill, administrator OF the estate al
Mary L. Sway. late of Danville, in said district de
ceased makes application to said court for license
to sell the whole of the real estate Of said deceased
representing that said sale is necessary for the
payment of the debts of said deceased and charges
of administration.
Whereupun il is ordered by said Court that said
application come under consideration "A nd he heard
the 9th day of Feb. y. II. l-t1, at the Pr"bat,
Office said st JOhnsbury; and IL Is further ordered
that all persons Interested he notified hereof by
publication OF notice of said application and order
thereon three weeks successively il the Cardonian
printed at St JnhnsbuTy. before sadtimr appointed
for hearing, that they may appear al said time
and place. and if they see cause object thereto.
BY the Court. Attest
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
copy of Record Attest,
59-6l HENRY FRENCH. Register.
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House and Land for Sale

The subscriber desiring to 20 south will sell at
bar gain hN place consisting of HOUSE. and
B.In with fifteen rcrr> of Land. situated onc-lalf
mile from ia" Village uf West Concord Oh the road
leading {" Concord Corner. Never failing water
running t" buildings. For further particulars
addr - W W. OSGDOD. West Concord, VI.
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WANTED AGENTS for the LIFE AND
w NV EO. EXPLORATIONS OF mn

Llt ISGSrONE.'' Complete, authentic; a fresh
book. Price suited to the times. Address
b. b. RUSSELL. Publishers Boston Mass
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Having now located ia office Ill the Brick
Block. north side the soldiers Monument, and liza V
ing largely Increased facilities for doing
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-06-18

have been actively engaged in taking proof
for the last fly days, and with the addi-
tional proof that will be adduced by the
extension ~ time we thing we would has.
ard nothing In saying that Il will surpars
in quantity I've are confident II will in quail
ity) the amour, Of testimony sddnced in
that nice little case up at lirooklyn, y. Y.
THr present term cf the Franklin Insti-
tnie closes this week. The Commencement
Exercises will he held at the Hall, Thurs-
day, 18th AZ an examination Of q spell.
ing class there this week, composed Of two
little girls, Jennie swope and Mary Jen.
nings, about ten years old, aud Master
George u. po,ts, same age, they spelt 1895
words without missing a single ns,and the
teacher finally abandoned the effort Of try.
ing to give them a word they could not
'pcll. AMI, we understand, that the exam.
nation Of the different classes was almost
on par with this one.
TIVE Republicans me, Saturday, the 18th
inst, aud unanimously nominsted a. their
candidate for legislature, VIM. ". Ber-
kele Of Brysntsville' Nv, the present Mag.
istrate in that District. "SPRIG."
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LAyD, STOtK AVID CROP ITEMS.

J. OwsLEY EVANS bought of Samuel
Lackey, Of Gsllatin, Tenn, 20 head Of cat
tie at $50 so per head.
Mn. T.. 2. FAuLcoSER, OF the Portland
Stables" in Boyle county, writes us that he
has done pretty well with his horses the
present season.
GARRARD ELKIS, Of Madison county,
bought OIL. Is Myers, Of Lincoln county,
the celebrated stallion, Logan Gill, for
81 600. This horse is out Of Anna G. by
Glencoe, and was sired by Gill'. Vermont.
lie is an extra fine snimal, and his action
as a trotter, is very promising.
MEssRs JouS AND SAM BRowS, the en-
terpri-ing and reliable traders from Sh;lby
county purchased this week Of Mr.. L. X.
Chenault. Of this county, ~ head Of cattle
for future delivery at 81 50 per cwt.; OF
Mr. Richard Grimes and A. X. Denny, lOl
head at q 20 per cwt., and Of J. II. Bruce
50 head al $50 per cwt: Of Daniel Stagg lG
head choice Of his lot, at ST per cwt; Of
Wyatt Sandridge IL head, extra fine at go,
- per cwi.; Of Bob 4 l.. Logan Is head at
81 per cwt. All Of tn sc cattle were extra
New York stock.
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The College Concert.

On Wednesday evening last, at the Gil
our citizens were treated TO a most excel.
lent musical feast by the young ladies Of
the College, under the direction Of their
lovely, accomplished md talented teacher
Mis- Jeunie u. Appcrson. The evening was
all that heart could wi-h---naturc herself
seeming to smile upon the interesting occa.
sion.
Long before the Performance commenced
crowds Of anxious persons, all DESTROYS Of
obtaining the best seats aocked to the spa
cious upper hall Of the court building, aud
by the time the first sweet notes Of the
overture greeted our ears every available
scat was taken-many being compelled to
occupy chairs in the aisles. Al aboutas
O'Clock the performers, clothed in snowy
whiteness 80 emblematic Of their girlhood
innocence and purity, filed into the hail.
presenting an array Of loveliness far beyond
our power Of Psn-portrayal To picture. AZ
ter grand overture the performance began
with the duet, 'Cheerfulness, sung by Miss
rs Lille Carson and Florence Trueheart,
which was indeed a most cheerful and
d.li,b,foI niece The dust "Mar,ba y
nlay.J NV M;s.e. Briyht and Grow and
.Gn,,d. Che Bi,nc,n most admirably
.un, nv Mi..e. Lille Canon and Ross
RicL.r,. YER. wall received Tn. p.,,
,i.c. va. trio .Inci, A; Iamm.,moor"
a;y.n hv N;.s.. Crow I,clsv and Davis
and considering the age Of these Young Ia.
dic. =. have ne,s, heard ,bs.e niece. better
n.,forn.d No., u,., .oIo aRohi, Rcd
R,..., snny with .,oui.;,. sa,.c, bv ,h,,
ws.,l;,,,s ni,h,;n,,Ie Mis-. Jennie C.r.on
who unon him mo., voic;ssron.Iv ,uooc,d
,.,urnaJ .nd s,n. .no,h., yor.o a, IN. .,ms
Mo-. ,a,i, r.e.iy;n. mos, .x,r.v,g.n,
snnI,u.s She h,. indeed . mos, excellent
voice which an. .ocompanies with a mos,
ch.,min, e,prss.ion Of the face. and We
A.. a, The oninion ina, xi,h more training
.hs mi,h, w,,tc her name bigb ON the an.
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Lancaster.

VIZ were blessed with fine rain Tues
day, aud corn, wheat aud grass are looking
very promising at present.
VIZ are glad to note the fact, that the
Nicholssville and Lancaster turnpike Com
pany have made some Improvements on
their pike, where il runs along the edge Of
Col. Dunlap's pond in the suburbs of town,
and hereafter, strangers on their way to the
Lexington races even pass this pond with
perfect safety to themselves, as also 20 ,ha
little fishes therein.
TUE Board for deciding contested cleo
ton cases for this county met to-day to
hear the proof in the contested election
case between T.. Kennedy and John X.
Faulkner, in reference To the Clsrkship Of
the Garrsri Circuit Court. The contest
ant asked for further time in which to take
sepellant proof, and after some argument
by Messrs. X. NJ. Bradley and Burde,t for
eonte'tlnt, and dunlap and Denny for
contestee ::the Court granted ten days more
to each party. Tho parties in this action
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FLOATING CRTMRs.


uo svp see y. u. Tevh.
10000 choice brand cigars, at 8. u. Ma.
thcny a Ca
CHEAPEST aud beat Groceries ,old in
town by y b. Matthew n Go.
Jrsr received and for sale, 100 bbl-
WHISKY, by :. u. Matheny &Co.
Latest thing out-The handsome Box.
Tocj<Lsdie- Shoes at y. y, Tevis.
~ stock and for sale, IS caddies Virgin.
ia Tobacco, at Manufacturers prices, by
:. H. Matthew n Co
EgApy.MADE Clothing, Gents Fur.
ni.hing Goods, Boots, and ShJc., cheaper
than ever NJ y. u. Tevis.
Dox'r be worried with flies, put an end
10 their pcstiferuus cNistcnce with some Of
that Lightning Fly Killer for sale at
nohon a s'sgg'- Drug store.
Ma. Br-u. the city butcher. l. slsught
sring some of the finest Southdewn Nut
tons aud lamb-, and selling some Of the
sweetest, tsnderest Steaks and Roasts ever
plsccd upon our market. Try them.
CAMPBELL 4 MILLrR scll Standard
Hor.e Shoes at 81 per neg; Nails at s. PEI
boz; BoraS at % cents per pound, and
pillow aud cultiyater handles, hinges, bolts
locks, steel hoes, forks, shovcl-, etc, at cor
repondingly low prices. Try them bra.
MKT week the festive reaper must pre-.
pare to gather in the next years biscuit
crop. asd the systematic farmer should
nov begin to look up his grass blades, era.
dies etc.. II any new ones are needed,
Campbell n Miller-the Cheap Cash men.
have them nj low prices. knife sections
cradle fingers, scythe., snath-, forks, etc.
WoSptsrrL Success. year- ago
br. Boschce's German Syrup was intro
duced in the United States from Germany
fcr the cure Of coughs, severe colds settled
on the breast, Consumption and other dis
Eases Of the Throat and Lung. No mcdi
cine ever had such a success. 100000 sam
pie bottle. have been distributed every year
for three years by Druggist. in all parts n
the United States, aud nearly 1000 letter.
from Druggists are now on our tiles, saying
that no other preparation in their stores
-cll- a. we'll and givcssuoh excellent salts
faction. All We ask is for YOU to 60 to your
Druggist, Bohon a Stsgg, and get a sample
bottle for 10 cents aud try il, Regular
siys Is cents