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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-09-17
olive and Learn"

NJ. Edjfor: Such WAS the heading
of an article in your last paper in de-
fence of Col. Merrill and in condcmna-
tion OF the President of the PaSsump-
sic Railroad. think with the writer
we are to live and learn. and he will
learn that he cannot put down the pre-
idrni of the Pas>ump>ic road or build
mp Col. Merrill and make Il great man
of him 10y such Il defence as he made
for him in ,y"nr paper last week. From
the article infer your correspondent
wa> not present ut the meeting. and
gathered his knowledge of its proceed
in.S from others.
was present at the meeting and il
was the largest one that | have seen for
Years, being Il very full representation
of the Stockholders of the road. and
many of them came To learn if they
could, why they were not paid their
July dividend. and why the stock of
the road which two ycals ago when Col.
Merrill WAS appointed superintendent,
WAS worth 800 per share is now
selling at less than 500. The stock
holders had the intelligence and pa
thence to listen to the clear and plain
statement of facts made by the plesi-
dent and heartily approved of the
course he had adopted and showed
their approval 10y electinga board of di
rectoiS such as he desired which board
have again made him President of the
Road.
That the readers of the CdIedonidn
may know and judge for themselves
whether the president was ''malicious
in what he said and grossly misstatcd
the facts" | will here state what he did
say ut the meeting us nearly as can
from memory, having taken no notes at
the time.
1t has been generally undcrstnod hy
those connected with the PasSumpSic
Railroad that the President and Super
intendcnt have not agreed in their
views about the management of the
road, and at Il meeting of the Directors
sometime last winter the power which
the President had claimed to exercise
was taken from him and placed in the
hands of the Executive committee. Mr..
Raymond as President of the road had
been also at the head of the Executive
Committee and it had been generally
understood that the President had the
power of appointing the Superintcnd-
ent, and that the Superintendent had
generally the appointment of all under
him on the road. At the request of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-09-17

:, y ~: ll :Il
SaSehleh' Will tue i''h'"'S ram "'''
t" he present at Il Camp meeting next
Sabbath. to he held at Lake Pleasant.
,,l;oI, .,..,,r-i,u Trains .,r. +, L.. RIM
W. -. -,
we tllhk the 'hiis'i"" P""''' VIII "P-
prove this action.
In this connection we will say that
President ASA ID. Smith of Dartmouth
r,u. h.. ,.,;t,.,, th.. TL,o,;,i. -, LAT
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-09-17

the lnStitut Cana,iicn and. when that
society incurred the di>plcasure of the
bishop for refusing to throw out of its
Library certain books forbidden to
Catholics 10y the Index AT Rome. he was
one of Two hundred mcmhels who re-
fused "a Withdraw from the society and
VIII" appealed to Rome against the
arbitrary r"urS, OF the Bishop.
GuihnId died Il member of the society
and WAS in consequence refused burial
in the consecratrd ground OF N"trc
had purchased the title: an appeal was
taken 10y his friends to the civil author
lite, and finally to the home govern
mcnt. which recently decided that
Guiborl Was entitled To burial in his
own lot.
Gulhoid'S friends turned ont /" bury
him. but when the procession reached
the cemetery gate. it WAS attacked 10y
IN Infatuated mob of the French Cath
oics and driven Oft. This happened
some two weeks since and the excite
mcnt seems in no degree abatcd.
Guibold i not Vet buried. his remains
having been returned to the temporary
resting place, where they have been fol
the past six Nc;i> and it has been found
necessary to keep Il guard of police "i
soldiers To protect them.
\ certain class of Catholics and THEN
.orglus" are doing al! they can to in
flame the passions OF the ignorant and
prciudired Catholics against Guibord
and. to SAY the least, the affair ha'
/ placed the church authorities i'll Canad;
/ in Il most umdignilicd and rcprehrn>ibl,
pu>itinm. while the Mayor of Montreal
has shown himself. 10y his failure t,
guard against il riotou> demonstration
of which he had sufficient warming. t,
hc IN inefficient and untrust worthy
official.
/ The best authorities SAY that the de
r>iom of the home government WIS il
accordance with the terms uf the Treat
Of tc>>iou, which guaranteed to tn,
Catholics Il continuance of their re-
li"ious rights :I> exercised under Frclrl
rule. and the same decision would un.
duuhtrdll have hr,m made AT amy tim,
during the last two centuries in II SINH
lar ease occurring in pro-Cathnli,
/ Fraucr: 50 that there seems to he II,
cam contest the question: they are il
fact IN open opposition f" the civil au
thoIiti,> and il looks as though thci
resistance would prove successful Hndc
the plr~rmt city administration of Mon
trcal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-09-17
Dartmouth College.


HANOVER. y. H.. sept. I}. $50.
Ed. Of Ire fdicdonjnn At Dart
mouth the annual game of foot ball he
tween the Sophomore and Freshman
CLASSES came off upon the Campus on
Saturday last. at > p. m.
The Freshmen We're. aS usual, beaten
in quick time. At the close of the
match. the JuniorS we've anxious to
whip the NiciorS and an opportunity
WAS readily granted. After Il hntl>
contested game of H. minutes the Snph-
omolcS kicked the ball 10y the bounds.
Then followed the closing game which
was won 10y the same class in thirty
seconds. it being the quickest lime amy
class can show. and making them four
straight games. Naturally they mc
quite iuhilant. Jack.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-09-17
The Montreal Riot.

Montreal Is greatly excited over Il
religions question. the gist of which is
briefly as follows: One of Canada >
most cntrrprislng and successful men
WAS a printer. one Joseph GuihnId who
died IN l-,9 at the age of ~ Years.
Guibord WAS French Canadian Roman
Catholic of distinguished picty aud
fidelity to the doctrines of his church
and of excellent moral character: for
many Years he was foreman of an en-
truSiVe printing establishment. and be
ing on intimate terms with the leading
ecclcsasticS ot the provinces. he per
Sonally superintendent the composition
and printing of much of the work he
longing to the foreign missions of his
church, among other things the diff
ticult task of putting into print the
ratechisms and hymns furnished the
Roman Catholic mission in the North
west for Use among the Indians he
sides his church work he gave Il great
impetus to the improvement of scirn-
tfic printing and to stercotyping in the
Dominions. GuiboTd was member OF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-09-17
A Sermon.

Preached by ID. +. Miller, sept. II, Is75, at st.
J"hnsbnry, Vt. and published 10y special request.
Pure religion and undefrd before God and the
Father is this I" visit the iathrrl,ss in their af
Fiction, and t" keep himself unsp"tted from the
world.-.Iamrs II
might as we'll say at the outset that
| intend To deal simply with the Lust
clause of the text land to keep him
self umspottcd from the world"
How t" do this and just what it means
tn dc this. has been the anxious inquiry
of tens of thousands Of Gods people
in all ages OF the world. \ question
then that has excited so much inquir,
and anxious thought may not he an nn-
interesting one to consider for IL little
while to-day.
"Unspotted from the world"-wha hat
does it mean In answering this qurs-
ton there are two dangers to he avoid
ed. The first is that we shall make il
teach ;Sceiicism. that is, an unncccS-
sary and improper withdrawal from the
affairs of the world. The second is
that we shall 50 interpret the text lis To
open the door to the fullest intercourse
with the world. Either of these cx-
trcmcs is IL dangerous rock Oh which the
I nll>ll;tll ibiIh niiN Sllihc anu ne lost.
They alc the ScN liza and CharN bdiS be
tween which the mariner must pilot his
boat with care lest if he Shun the bark
ing monster on the one hand he he
swallowed up 10y the gaping monster
on the other. The story to which |
now refer may not he uninterrsting. ut
least to the children, and so, as it illus
trates the thought before us. will tell
it.
In ancient times, us now, there was
IL narrow channel between Italy and the
island of Sicily. Navigators found then
us now great difficulty in passing
through. And the dangers of the place
were greatly Increased 10y rocks on Ell
ther side of the narrow channel making
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-09-17
Maine Election.

An unusually large vote was pollcd
in Maine at the state election on Mon
day last, while the Republican majority
toi Gov eInor is 90 per cent. less than
last Year. Gen. Common WAS elected
Governor by about 400 majority : the
Republicans also elected Il member OF
Congress from the fourth district and
have carried ten out of sixteen counties.
The Democrats have elected at least
six Senators. The llouS, of Represent
ativcS will be about two thirds Re
publican.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-09-17

e We publish this week Il letter
from "a tuckhol,lci" of the PiS>ump>ic
railroad. intended, we suppose. as IL
reply to an article published last week.
We have no desire Ia take up the
sticks for either party IN the Pa>Sump-
sic railroad difficulties and have not :,
sufficient acquaintance with the merits
of the east, to form Il satisfactory opinion
upon all its i>>ur~. if Ne had such :,
desire We understood the cnmmuni
cation published last week To Ice an
expression of surprise at the statements.
which. We understand on the best ui
authority. Mr. Raymond made. that Nh.
Merrill had made an erroneous IrpuIt
and that Ia. did not know how To make
Il report. We have heard the same
icrlin" of surprise expressed 10y many
others, whose acquaintance with MIR.
Merrill had never revealed Ia them his
ignorance or thrust wort Illness in rail
road matters. We think oar contrib
uiur of this week fails to comprehend
just the points brought oul in The, article
to which he refers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-09-17

II seems that Geo. Fuller, alias
kin">land. who WAS arrested in New
York recently through the ,Xrrtir,,,> of
charge of participating III the Barre.
Bank robbery. Is wanted in Delaware
fnl Il similar crime, after he has finished
his seven Years at Sing Sing. 1t is like
~ to he It long time before Mr.. Kings
lands leisure will permit another visit
To Vermont but we hope that he will Ice
introduced to Windsor vet
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-09-17

\ lire in FairhaNcn last Friday
night destroyed the binding occupied
and the slate marhciIin% works of K.
G.. C"lhurn. The entire loss is probahly
81. 900 and the total insurance about
= lNnl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23
Places for Men W. Men for riaccs.

Some one laa hccn led 10 remark
that il men we're ~ anxious t. lie
worth saving, NJ they are full Of fear
that thoy may Le lost. the world would
Be better than il IA. And If polite
ians were ~ anxious g. find Mks fnr
places. ~ they arc - finl places far
THETA men civil government woul he
better administered than ii IL. since
james W. Grimes left the gubcrnator-
iAl chair. NO effort seems to have hcen
put forth 70 secure . MAN FOR tho place,
while continuous rys'em Of pipe lay
Ing. and packing part, conventions has
been prac.iccd to secure the place fpr
somebody friend, entirely wi,han, re-
gard 10 qualification Or fitness. Wien
the state &c Iowa. elected Samuel
Merrill iis Governor, w found cpns1l.
alton in tho belief that IN lueliorri.s
Of talent and fitness VIC had seen n
lsaner specimen intellectually, In the
oi6ct. than would over be though, II
again in that connection. hut IN this
70 Are disappointed, verifying tie
popular cry that this is . world q lis.
appointments. The McGrcger News
Of last week comes 10 " with the en-.
dorsemcnt Of q candidate whose intel.
lsctual attachments. fitness aud cais"ii,
70 discharge tho duties q tia. v..es
aro fully rguallcd by iise out q essrs
tsn msn IN tho state. And ls.is man
hss the endorsement of a. II .u'tan
Of Dcs Moincs. aud ~ Hon II q isa,,
member of Congress tsom this disiriq,
Tho tnly Importance that a,1acass -
this latter endorsements. |. that II IL u
rood time and an easy way i, pa III
IN indchtncss incurred for like services
Tho motive FIR Nr. ful,on's endorse.
mont ID not ~ yet 30 manifest to ~,
though the probabilities AFRO. ,la, there
i likewise "a cat IN that rilu u meal =
The Moss il simply . victim q these
three. card monte.men. Wien the
..sappsss" ges through hunting places
for chose Who have rendered them In
iividuail, = service, We may expect
soms degree of honesty md efficiency
Ii public Office for then .Ass will bc
sought Tor public sta,ious. I'LL then
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

\. ~ III tsA u
All 49, 49,
s~~~svAahas - "A afA 49,
A. - i - y 49, s
800 stss ! @ss ! h aN
+srrss#dls saAs BsA HFA @
sas rrsa rts#1sf4s shaf Oh ~ sAsA
nv l.a i&f ~ ii AaHse a
rsu,st ,esH s4spa lstsss saes
~ Asess ~. saaAts Arl ! II IL
l,~'srA ~AA't Il ir#atta. ilstt.
ne.rsil,. WI judging 4 VI - ett}0lf
u shs s.s, ,ssefs 4 IT, estst'lsd rlass.
sna the Ansasss II sesssal tpsstsHs i
rseeesss. sna san lss4 - l4is6eal
sAMraign fis si'aA'itf III NiareA.
~sA mavs ,sall, l. eelttNk s.tll II
him. Ne alone II - lah ana LIN r.
NAMING. Al ~ t,hefs driven ~ 4
ehAMed into slieurs llis remarkable
ssrsatili,, il tsini III s'f Va. II ~.
nieh should have secured lin ~ 4
standing witness - The great TliiH'
nreehef trial. it liz eeuld have IL !
mos. thorough, aud fall, ~ hath
sidss and then denied MI h'r siatt
ments az e,tarsr he sa'el L. ei,e tie
railroads The principal part II our r'.h.
hc domain. besides giving them -
government bonds more ,han Their
cost. for he sass -. ~, denies having
done any thing detrimental T. Tic u.
tetesss Of the West lie was lii con.
grssr during nearly al the rernrions
legislation during tho war. Int never
raised his Voice in protest, while bis
psrtisan friends continued him in CON.
rrem. hut now the ". H. dirty
dog proposes 10 divert public a',en-
ton from himself 20 class whnsc lcgis.
latiyc record II certainly no worse hs
shouting II tho full gorrc Il his stento.
rian lungs "s,op thief -" IT,
too late. lgna,ius, there are fever
fools than you think. Your real ~
lation 10 the men you arc ,lenouncine
il much like that e two desperate char.
acters one of whom turned priest with
no visible change Of character; lis com.
panion continuing his usual course soon
came 10 the end VI his tctller, and q
COMPRESSOR vas needed aud sent for
when lie old conradc came. and u,
asking whats to DO done WINS tolt
by the cnlptit 'we are 10 SEE Il VI
can look each ether in the face with
nut laughing" But seriously lgnatin'
while driving tho other liars out =
Minnesota. you missed il that .ou ailn'
70 instead il Yen really desired i
purity the state. But his proof TIM
he d not m office seeker issa rich
Why hc absolutely has declined place
twice frnm tho democrats If MINES II
when tho poor for!ern devils bad nuth
ing moro 10 give than the devil had il
tho way u real estate when he oiIcret
tho whole world for one little ac, q
worship.
Good bye, Ananias Dannelly.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

rr"A lily there " No romFl int that ~
flIi, The hHmfn sss'rM, which i - little
Understood III The lreset' lime. IN sasae III
,lar ftsa insa- II Kidney Complaints.
There Il 10 asss*-e aalea vanses such
acute tna " nare s,arnsng Ill Il, resnts
than when thr LaIn.,t isi IL -rrvetc fro,a
the h. /. ihe ut.e III, ani eshsr ruisan-
uns snl.i ne~s hiel Tie lifted i cum.
lA,es in is circulation .llraasl the xs.'rin.
n ir.m asy cause the A,lars- fail 1, lcs-
iaia lac ItiAvt.uia dssn,sins upnn th.a
Tie easNns diaHs tlr taken ap ~ he ale
susbent, ASH ihe win'e system thrown int
II ~ II eliseFsr eaa<sn. great pain nut
.uilcri.4~ mi snrN often itamr iatr leHth.
ltehec ta- iuiatH tae III serslns Ia X ~.
nes- sn hlo. 4 III hoetss condition.
tafesga Nhich III IL I'll! uf.,ies Il IT,
L.-alA 4AllsL 49,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23
PAIN In TIE B.tCk.

TIL. il ~ ffneir known ~ medical
-e.tar. which "a prttss, itsc,f m..e y.,lu,.
- ii asrss III hs#taes attthl ..Ats saaa TIVE
", tsae + .sts tiresas nt,a the se-
r.tii Ns cleanse rnt PARTIES sas h.esl
Ill re.,o q tie nAa.e sss.cia to heai,ns
Aftf9n.
Tie sollesirsc eta laary rnra of grc't
tetisr.ts vteh.re hrsn gwen NJ ~ The
'ef, PHYSICIANS Is hapeiess e.sss. Nil
.rAtt 10 thrmtrses. al should e'tailsnsr
~. ,ars' ,aeti5Ha! st.uA 4: Tic n,aiea.
fnruits, ~ Nell ~ pt',ne.. Nhp ugu :uts~r-
.ns fsusa kilaps ipntflaitt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23
TIE LEST MEDICINE.

lasf Mr. afi,la. AVG - is;p.
NJ st.srSA n.ag sir AN scs.nl,
esss 5sgs = ne Lave s,i.pre lnails 81 i.
viii hiilst ss.,mrle lit, weakness Ill ias
y ek nh STOMACH WIS induced lps
tiFnl, ~ sfg taln tcss,lar. mi think
Il llse list medicine to Nrahness Vt III.
hisa. ever used hive isi.l many
rffar'lsas firth esfaa'aiAi ahd h.yar found
Nnis., rsiiri Hs i.th lie Nesetine Ii
strengthens III isAiger.t,rs ,hs whole sys-
tesa slsnst If my sstli.intfMes- A4se TAX.
III il apd | believe Il IL IL gooa far all
tie complaints 'ar i Itch Il II ice. m,ucnd-
a i sests ~,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

Why d.l',ssicians wage such y persistent
war against proprietor, compounds, csrrcs
alIy Tonic Ei.icrs; because they bclisss
,l4em u u. secret 1uack nostrnms u no IL.
linhiii,si On the contrary. NMllace's Ton
Ii isittrrs hre recommended BY ncarl, NIL
physicians. nv the proprlet0r's pnbllsl Nh.
formula frAn ~hs.h sl.ry src coinponu,.s :.
whereby iin.s esn Iu,l.e ~ their ner.'s,
gold III it'll ,lrn.1i-ls
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

" s,as get If mai a
ST. faaAss sess - sv ssAs
sssasaAs. tsiaatts EST II 81 so
gtras sHi ustis III " tsrss.tstt ssslet
ai. n il as vHatA#s irai tara ntta A
the llsans j. sH 4as tteAsltss, w
Wanted " \ i.ueas ftem TIL. ,lssftits
lat ~efe slaughtered ~ ! use gnata
Anl then t. think that IN n MI IA
Grant Apprentices In tie ! MI s'.aaia
he confederate sailiets II i heart
feaa.ng that III shva'i tax this meth.
IA $50 nahr treas IA sNi,aas III II
sane rslief q know loartg sNiat NONE
Il them are ., mnefateiu a. ~ lsnk
with indifference III tie third term A..
pitat.ons II tile President
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23
JOSIAH II SHERMAN
paONOI Need lNCl'HA-
Bile.
L. Wy. si4f 40. III

EasAuS, Wy 40. ISL,
Il 4 stssfss Esp near Sir have
le.n ha,i.y rs!'iesea will Kidney cemrlain.
i0r tell s..ist 1--we ~ailrre.l great pain IN
ms b4e.,, hips aiil side, With great iillenl.
VI III posing nrina, Who'll. ~a> ,l,ru AMI
III very .mil quantities, Frequently &c.
censranie1 with Ll.ul anil eseru,,a,ing
laif,
hive iaiihfallv tried ,nnst nf the rarn.
lar remedies recommended fir nv esin.
ll4inf itH,se heen under the treatment nf
tie mos, si.iilfnl physicians IN Iso>t.n. all
III Nham pronounced my case in.a.raLlr
hi, WIS my condition Mhen | was advised
hs il freud Ii try tie N@gsiine. hnl /
could snr the gnal effects from thc first
,l.~e ! tnuk, anl fr.m that moment | kept
on improving until WAS entirely cured,
taking III all, should think, about six bot
ties
Ii u inalcrd valuable mclicins and if
should be afflicted again la the same wny.
would give il dollar i dose, II could no.
yet Il nilhaut,
Respectfully, j. NJ. GLE.
ail Thir1 Street S1uth uuston.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

Col. Dudley ! Adams Of this state.
Worthy Master q the National a;fang'
Z. r IL. lbs purchased Goo acres u
land in Florida with the intention a
establishing M orange urchara. bay
cnrar. Gaxettc.
Is al additional point t. tho above
tic G.x.,ic might hayc alaet. tint
i puliin, IL the n.one, required 10 pns.
ellnse the uran.e plantation was e"n-
trihute. hs the farmers Il tho nartl..
west under the dclusipn that they
were breaking tho reign of grasriae
monopoly. A'lans collected the dues,
you know, and ichell the result. -.Du.
bnquo Herald.
Whether tho Herald hns any ground,
for making hush insinua,ions agains:
Mr. Aiams xu III no, know. NASHUA
pas.
Facts nnl circumstances corrohnra
ting the llpralls statement takes ths
matter nut II lilo class II insinnations
leaving II ~ 4 charge susta inrd !,
abundant rro,fs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23
lNil.MAkTii iinl ~.
IN Il 4. isli NORTH,

$3.50. InaA
sus.fh r4.. tss4ftsr Tin and MARKET ~s
satlih II lhs lstaa
This Arms ~ ~ The hssi keps hpner Iii
iasn. has 'hr laf.es, l'srn In 'he lslace etta.
netstl with II rhAss II natet. and sars
full hus.lers "a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23
1ahhasp Tlsn'ss VA owens

Msa,las the 10Th day 4 April the
Alvrntis,s had Ito Ill eninm urAcrc,l
In With gr-r.ana ilaur.sa 'rnrr.
cts M Chicago and liston The great
hipposlromc las mt maio It's l,elf, in
iowa ,c, lur ourselves " Prefer
To see ksrnum's great show, AL en-
lillt " don't think lie great SEt~.
man my more a o lan',us taaa these
Advent preachers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23
NEARLY BLIND.

II. II. srtvgss bear sir--ln express.
inn ny il INKS ~ son Tor hen. nts derived
i,Hn tho NJ. 81 N.sstine, aud to benefit
oihrrS. ! Will state
When eight ar nine yenrs old MAS NJ
isip'~i With. surufnla. which Made ia -.
,5~.~aaWs ~ ~ rAss, luce all heal, and
| Wis ,.rs near blind lin two years. All
klnls Il operation we're performed OH my
eyes. aud III II in koai result Fiu.lly
the disease Principally settled In my holy.
linl,s nni feet, and u tiincs III an agsra
I'll Way
Last hummer was from some cause,
weak In ny s,tinr anl kilnevs. anl Il WAS
III lines s.r, had IL rstnin the urine
s.eins your advertisement i TIN romncr-
q, i. | bought il hottie az Negetinr, and
commenced using according % directions.
In swonr three days ubt ained great re-.
lirf. After usitg four or Gyr bottles /
noticed II haI wonderful ciFrcs on the
s.nah. sraiy Lletclss Oh my huhy and legs.
! | siill ns.i isgetinc anl the humorous
sores oan after another disappeared until
they were ni gone. aud ! attrihle the
cure 9TH. Two diseases 10 Nvsrtinr, and
aud nothing else
/ i'll am effected with anything ol the
Kind again shall Try tegr,in. - l,c unly
reliable remedy. tnee more accept my
thanks, ani believe ine 10 he, Very respect
fully, AUSTIN PAHkuTT.
Dve 1, 1917. ~ ~ utno IT.. Tin o..
/ Diseases uf tha Kidneys. Fla lier. cse /,
are always unpleasant, aud ~ times they
become lhv ma~i distressing anl danger
unr diseases ti,l, Elm affect .Lc human s,s-
tenn Most diseases 1t tile kidneys arise
sro,n impurities la The blsed, causing hu.
mnr~ Which settle an these rMns Nree-
tine exce,s any known remedy IN the Who'll.
world ior cleansing nn,l IuriGng the hlood,
/ thereby causing healthy action 70 nll tho
organs III the holy
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