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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
PATCHING SWIM

l. Put them up IN covered pen.
with a rOony yard Of dry soil to which
the animals can have access AZ pleasure
for exercise. IL the soil IS not 4 dry
one 1t should be so well Uttered with
coarse hay. straw. forest leaves or some
thing Of the kind As 10 Dc kept dry.
In the absence Of pen. enclose SUI
6cieus dry space with any convenient
fencing stuff. and lay roof Of boards
over one corner Of It suiciently tight to
shelter the hogs frSm rain and cold winds
and see that the ground here Is well
Uttered and kept dry for them to sleep
On
2. Corn soaked till soft in cold water
goes further in fattsning hogs than hard
dry eOru. but 50 boil It soft Is still bet.
ter. If mill Be Convenient for grind
ing the corn it would be sill more eco
nOuieAl 70 make nush or padding Of It
or the neal can be mixed up With cold
or hot water. aud suffered to stand I'll
-soured- and then feed This last
equivalent TO : partial cooking
g. When hogs are shut up for "A;
tening they should have At the rate Of
keAping Teaspoouful Of 6ne salt PIT IN,
each days ness Of feed. and teaspoon
ful Of wood ashes These increase the
appetite. and serve 10 keep them healthy
II there Dc any danger Of cholera,
hezPing tsAspoenful Of pulEeriIed cha
eoAl should Be 1disd Il i good pa
to put some wood or coal ashes in Il
pig pen every week. for the hogs 70 70
over and eat Or throw IN sone ehanI
Of charcoal and punk Or rutten wood {
them 70 gnzE At pleasure In this ca.
the charcoal dust and ashes nav
emitted In their feed Be careful lot
overdose with salt for If hogs that a
accustomed % It should get at = lar,
quantity, they would be liable 70 eat
n1eh At first as 20 xii them
+ Give al the pure. fresh vat
they viii drink. uoruiug noon and nigi
, Keep the hogs clean IN their pens
> enclosures. aud dou't allow zuy car;
OF horse manure. q ether P1sresee
substances. 70 Dc near 70 give then t
seab or mango
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
NO ARMoR F0R THE BACK.

Let ne advise you to wear no amor
for your back when you have determined
to follow the track Of truth Receive
upon your brsastplste Of righteousness
the swOrdcuts Of your adversaries the
stern metal shall turn the edges Of your
foenAn's weapon Let the right be
your lord paramount and for the rest
be free and your own master still Fol-
low the truth for her own sake; follow
her IN her evil report; let not many
waters qusueh your love 20 her. Yield
TO no established rules If they involve
lie. Do not evil that good should
cone Of IT. '-Cousequsnees this Is
the devils argument Leave eonzequeu-
css to God. but 30 right If friends
fail thee. do the right If foemsn sur
round thee. do the right Be genuine
real sincere. true. upright, gOdlIks
The worlds maxim IS. trim you
sails. and yield to circumstances Bg
if you would 30 any good in your gen
GRAFTON. you must be made Of sterue
stuff. and help make Jour times. rathe
than be made by them You must ID
yield to customs. ous like the anvil. e1
dure al the blows. until the hammer
break themselves. When nisrepreseni
ed. use no crooked means 70 clear you
self Clouds do not last long. If
the course Of duty yOu are tired BY Il
distrust Of friends. grid up Jour loir
and say in your heart. was not drive
TO virtue BY the encouragement Of frisnc
nor viii Be rspelled frou it BY the
soldDess- Finally. De just and fe.
not; corruption WINS not more thl
honesty :" truth lives aud reigns WI.
falsehood dies and rots.-Spslrys0a
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
temperance.
rHs BRAVE GUIDE.

A party Of four yeang men were tray
cling IN northern New England intent
On making the most 0f6mised vacations
Having heard Of newly discovered
waterfall in the depths Of the forest. and
wishing to obtain guide, enc of The
young uea entered retired house
Vines 6rapsd the windows, climbing TO
the caves and over the mOss-e0vered
ROT. A plot Of grOusd arranged with
taste aud skill bore marks Of culture
and refinement. Entering the house ne
saw st glance be was IN the presence
Of lady. and making known his wish
e. she replied. i think my son will
conduct YOU Forest Graves soon led
them to the spot. After long time
spent in climbing hills, viewing the
D scenery and waterfall weary aud hun
CIV they turned in for refreshments
which thew had brought with them.
Having finished their repAss. which
Forest has politely declined to share.
and each had p4rtakena draught from
their brandy flask. Forest Graves was
called,
..You must drink with Us if you win
not eat with Us. now said the owner Of
the task and the most reckless Of the
party.
mo. sir; thank YOU" was the boys
courteous response
But l shall insist upon it. "
"YOu can do as you please. and L
shall do as please"
The young man sprang to his feet. and
with 4 bound stood beside the boy. too
much absorbed in his own purpose to
heed the quiyering lips and flashing
eyes Of another
Now. you are bound to try my bran
dy, l always rule"
. You cannot rule me-" These word:
were scarcely uttered when the flask
! was seized and hurled into the stream
l where the eIinking Of glass betrayed 1T
utter destruction Then > clear, de6au
: tone rang out: Il did it in self-defense
5 You had no right to tempt me- NJ!
' father was once rich and honorsbli
: nan, but he died . miserable drunkard
= and NY mother came here to live TO keel
: ne away from hquor TIL should D
j cid enough to take care Of myself "
= promised her hundred times l wOuldn
: taste it, and I'd Due before I'd break N
4 promise"
5 "BraveIy said Forgive NE. and Il
It Us shake hands Ny mother would B
n a happy woman If | was as brave as yOV
Is 1 wouldn't tempt you 70 do wrong.
II shall never forget you. Forrest Grave
le nor the lesson you have taught NE"
IL The most reckless was the most ger
le erOus. and. seeing his error. apolcgiEe
= frankly.
TO Hsw many boys need to be kept fro
er strong drink; and. alss, how many NE
Is and wOuenI Who dAres tempt them
n Let It not be you nor l. Tossth's BG
We Esr.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
2aslisiOirs Department.
KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT.

Blessed il the man ~hs knows enough
to keep bis mouth shut SOue people
live sixty years without learning the
art. Indeed. the older they grow. the
wider their mouths open. A man or
woman who j. gabbler at fOrty-6ve. Is
a dreadful afiictiou to house. orehurch.
or community. There are two things
this age needs 70 learu-when 70 say
nothing. and when il says anything 70
say it we'll IF any among you seem
TO be religious and bridleth not his
tongue. that mans religion is vain.
IF any Of you lack wisdom. let him ask
Of God. that giveth to all men literally.
and upbraideth not; aud it shall Dc
given him Jas. /; ). 36. But if
ys have bitter envying and strife in
your hearts, glory not, and be not
against the truth. This wisdom des-
eendeth not from above, but Is earthly.
sensual. devilish. For where envyiug
and strife IS. there is confusion and
every evil work Bat the wisdom that
Is from above Is first pure, then peaeea-
bic. gentle. and easy e be entreated,
full Of mercy and good fruits. without
pArtiali.y and without hypocrisy. And
the fruit Of righteousness is sOwu II
peace Of them that make peace JAS
iii: Ia. Is. Is. IL. Is God Is I
Spirit: and they that worship hin
must worship him in spirit and in truth
John iv: "a. And grieVe nos tn
Holy Spirit Of God. whereby ye ar
sealed unto the day Of redemption. lie
all bitterness. and wrath. and anger, an
Glamour. and evil speaking. be put ava
from you with all malice: And De '
kind one TO another. teuder-heArtel
fOrgiving one another. even as God Il
Christ's sake hath forgiven you
Eph. iv.: 3O-S2.
This say then. Walk in the Spiri
aud ye shall not fulfil the lusss Of Il
flesh. For the flesh lusteth against Il
Spirit, and the spirit against the flesh
aud these are contrary the one TO Il
other. 50 that ye cannot do the thin.
that We would Gal. v: is. II. "Br
the fruit Of the Spirit is love, joy, peae
lOng-sutSsring. gentleDess. gOOdnes
faith. meekness. temperance: again
such there is no laW."-GaL v: %,
And besides this. giving all diligenC
add to your faith virtue; aud to Writ
knovIedge; and to knowledge. tempe
anee and to temperance patience; n
to patience gOdliness; and to gOdlins
brOtherly kindness; and to brother
kindness charity. For if these thin
be IN you. and abound. they make y
that re shall neither be barren nor I
fruitful in the knowledge Of our Id
Jesus Christ Peter i: 5-S.-G
den RtLS
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
2fsricIItpIral department.
CARE OF cows.

I have kept COWS for the last sweasy-
ave years tor the production St milk for
Bangor market. give - the hsifer at
two years cid. cue mouth before calv5ng,
Que quart Of saru meal and sw0 quarts II
shorts per day. that she msy be more
fully developed. Do this 10 all my
COWS. both Old and Young. varying the
feed according To the aye Of the eOw.
consider 1t very important that the
COW or heifer ealve with nice. full
bag The heifer must De taught 10 stand
still and give down her milk. Keep
her calf aud let it suck. and milk at the
sane time: take the calf away Is soon
As the heifer Is dry. that be may not
lnjure the teats OF bag. When | wish
10 take him Of. she will stand still and
give her milk freely always using gen
tie treatment that she may not Dc made
fraetiOs- then give her graiu until
she comes to grass. and We have per-
feet little eOw giving from two TO three
gallons per day. By September (OE
when she does not get enough IN the
pasture) give her little corn fodder.
or hay with some grain Potatoes ted
in any considerable quantity vii pre-
duee garget- When l wish for shs
heifer 20 20 dry | take on her grain
then. as the heifer grows older. | in
crease her feed. adding little cotton
seed meal My older COWS, or thos'
that | give full feed. | give three quart
corn neal aud two quarts Of eOstOu-see'
per day. with good eArly-eut upland hay
IL makes four gallons per day dIferene
with eight fall and winter COWS which
. au feeding now. whether the costou-see'
Is put on or taken Of Ii Is a very NJ
: trisiOus food. and shsuld not DC fe'
: alone.
When NY COWS 20 to pasture they Ar
, in good condition. their old coats a
E gone. and they are ready to do a goo
: summers work 1 take away their graz
(: gradually as the grass increases unit
E they are fully to grass If NY esW
: scour badly l give them dry herds-grai
It hay, which sets them all right in a fe
!, days At this season Of the year Il
}, cows are inclined TO rub themselves
i gVod deal. l take fine card IA con
}. non wool card 1 think the best Al
:, card them every day they look graf
Ie ful. and it pays well for the trOubl
= The floor they stand On Is four feet Al
4 eight inches in length, with I've inch
IS drop; they lie dry and clean 1 do 4
" allow nv men TO be rough with the
. while watering or feeding. l milk
N nearly as possible At the sane no
D. night and morning; and milk with {
I'd thumb under the fore6nger. the rig
D. hand on the night forward tsat and {
left hand On the left hind teAt. and ]
verse. never allow myself OF nan
strip with the thumb and finger. AT
or the COW gives her milk freely | milk
Cd rapidly as possible. and 1t takes IN
We Eve to SIX minutes 10 the COW.
ess never speak TO each other while sitti
ne at the COW. l dislike = noise WI
lur | mil.inz- Efn1xLlr .Ln1rrnrI
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
"NO SIR YOU CANNOT GET
INSURED.

He had large bank account He
owned several farms. He had many
friends Was At one tine holder Of
high Oiiee- Steod IS well as any man
in his community. He rseled into an
insurance 05ce few months ago aud
directed the agent to insure his life for
$1,000
Agent-Mr. B.. 1t would afford ne
very great pleasure to write the policy.
but the rules Of cur company viii not
permit u TO DO 20.
Mr.. B.-WeH. that's strange Is it
possible that insurance companies will
lose an opportunity to gather in such 4
fees Please tell ne Why cannot get
insured with you
Agent-I would rather say 10 more
about It Mr.. B.. 50 long as l cannot
comply wish your request
Mr. B.-But demand 70 know.
Wei. If you insist. vii
tell you The reason Why no god con-
pauy vii insure y0U Is this +: You drink
TOO u1eh vhlskey. No safe. reliable
company viii insure the life Of a hard
drinker.
Mr.. B--My God has It eoue Il
this ? An = drunkard Can't | e
ny life insured? An I approaching
that terrible doom. drunkzrd's grave
The gentleman sat still without utter
= ing word for nearly half Al hsar. arC
r for mast Of the tine his face vas restiu,
in his hands All AZ once be straight
ened Up, ais eyes grew brighter and hi
; step became 6rler.
: Lock here. Mr.. Agent. Eupposing
! never touch another drop Of the infernz
. stuff; supposing I bind myself. under IL
most solemn cath. not 70 drink any nor
how long viii it be before you viii writ
; Ee policy
7 Ageut-J1zt a. soon a. ne are COT
E WINGED that you are reformed nan
. Mr. B-Iu never. 80 loug a. / Hv,
touch zn0ther drop Of anything that G.
iutoxiezte TOzr refusal. and Il vas =
: right for y01 to refuse, 70 insure Z
= life. has made ne Iook at myself Youn
% nan within n0uth frsu this tine
shall call again. and make the sane r
quest
he keps Lis word and vas 90 chan
Z Cd that the agent eoaId scarcely BELLE
u his eTeA Said he. ala = reforms
= uzn- In = member Of the Temple
Ho10r. No Money eo1ld hire Ne
break thzs obligzti0n 20 bring disgrz.
: upon those brothers vAo have De-
brothers indeed God bless them a
the tezple-" He Ezz insured and I
T. ezrnestness N behalf II he temple =,
., tenperaaes made s1ch Al iupreszi
2 upsn tie agent that he, too. joinsd a.
!, With hin several q his associates "
we're driakerz-
The uza VIE v0ald get insured III
= rss zlI0x kinselft 70 becoae lard drin
En- The tine, vs believe. u eoui
when Inszrznee COMPANIES VII refuse
~ insure men Who are even noders
II drinkerz- Why shoald nos the ii
re eoue2 Bat few Moderate drinkers,
-, these times. remain u0dezz.e drinke
They either beeons drunkzrds o. 70
zbsEzinerx 0ne Of tie tzo vii folk
"a nlne slzes cut Sf ten Things are
- hey were oses- AOdern Iiqu0r =
y ut allow len 70 drink n0dsrztsIl
&c very great lengsh oftine-Tk Appe
Via.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13

May Ne not believe that Modern
CIvilII1tion- As represented in cur Amer
ie4n Centennial. viii Be found a. lass
side b side with Christianity in SEX
ing he welfare Of The human raee /; Tat
though starting FROM different points.
and pursuing sePArate. and 1s Il some
tines seens opposing PATHS. tbsy VII
eonbine ~ lAst % the sane greaf,end-
the universal reign Of the Pnnss a
Peace
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13

The sales 0f wool in the Boston mar
kst. during the past fifteen weeks,
sz0unt to Ss.s52-sO0. pounds the Iar-
gest Business ever transacted there In
the sane tine The stock has beeoue
considerably reduced. and eqrrsns priee.
are veil sustained
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
The Yellow Centaur Liniment

is worth It's weighs - gold o~nsr= sf horses and
males
This LIninens has cured more SPr1ineG, sweenled.
RsnS-5cusd and called Horses II three years than
have al the Farrfers in the country in Al age Its
elects are simply wonderful
We have thousands upoa thousands q certificates
- ssro1s a. the s5ll0wing;
NY horss was lane fsrR year With fsslock wrench
All rsaaeies utterly zlei and considered him
worthless unsl eomusaesi 80 Censagr LlninsnE.
which rsusily cured hin heartily recommend It.
REV. GEO. ". FERRIS.
"N.1orvi1e. Sehoh1rie Co. \. -
-DzAz Srzs-I have used your Censaar Linlnsns in
nv auf1y. and fni L 10 be Of great value Please
send ne dollars worth. enc or the mules and
1 horses. Riley SICkLES.
falls Statlon. wycrioS Co. Pa
Il makes very little Differences what the case Is
whether Il be wrsneA. >przin. POlLEvh Eing-aooe
Scratches Laneasss 81 any kind The e1ess The
sane Liverynsn, Stage prOpriesors, Farmers, &e-
/ should Psvsr be without yellow Csnt4ur Lininent
Il Is sold everywhere. and warranted il s ELECTS
Laboratory Of J B. Rose & Co.,
20 DEr ST. NV YORK
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13

There are noE N the State Of Nex
York alone nearly 1000 cheese NAM
factories. which Use the milk Of more
shAa 10000 eovs. making tkerefroa
sO.OO0.OOO pounds Of cheese
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13

Gilt edge butter i bringing oaly "a
ee1ts Per Psund in ST. AlbAns. bot By
the tine L reaches Bostoa the price
Rsss dozbIed
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
IMPORTANT CAUTION

xons arc ganu,ne uuless the sigDziais -
49, q s1est sar he United states. sulg.- - =
boz or Pills and Ointment haDdsoeSsi /.
be Owen % any one rendering soes .r:g 81 pr
MAY lead 70 the detection Of az! lP11r arr o. 81
oounterselting the medicines OF 'sH
knowing them 10 be spurious. ,.,..sor HoILs'Iii
O. New YORK and ~ ali Respectable, -.
dealers IN medicine throughout Ine GYM
oxes at z5 cent?, 90 cents and : e@ e Is ais
zzzs- There IL considerable s~'s
larger sizes. .a.,es d pslisSA
B-Directions for the goi1A1
every disorder are AFFIXED 70 eacn Va
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
G a S toria

amissaks suppose that CzSsoTiz Is net adapted
70 z-uE1 persocs Is vel az Children They Osy need
increase the quantisy- Bot children have % many
complaints for which CassoriA s SiApse3-Eks Wind
Cello. Sour Stomach. worms. letter. TeeEhing and
Creep. that Il s especially recommended for them
It's Effects more certain than Castor Oh 1t
eo1-4i1s slchohol ard Is ~ pleasant 70 take as
honey Il never gTiPeS b regulating the stomach
and bowel. The Cazs0riA eSolz the blood, sxpels
v0-zs and p-evscsz sVerishzess. subeez he nerves
and procGees healLa--shen az s01rss children can
sleep IN quiet and nothers rest
CzAsoria Is recemuended - Al pAysiclA1s and
nzrsss we Fave Ezie6 il and d having rSpsi,y u
crs4siaz sle L 10 prepared vita greas care Ir he
recipe q Dr. Sznzel PSseh-r or N.ze- she LAhoEz
tory q J. & Ecsa Co, - Dey Street, New YORK O5l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
FOR sToMAcHs OUT OF ORDER

No medicine win 50 efectuay III n a,lzg
the stomach as these Pulls tne, t.,,,o.s n.
occasioned either by intempersnoe OF u-f,.sIT -;
They reach the liver and reduce i 70 49,
then are wonderfully eficacious IN cases y 4, ~
fact they never fail In curing all disofoei' y
and stomach =. Lro-u g =
H0LLowAY's PILLS are the oes' ~ Asbra
world for the following oiseassst sEia. Bosss
Cnnsumption' Debility. Dropsy DyssuisI,' ~ c.
Female irregularities, Revers Of al kLua - L
Headache, Indigestion. inflammation. a., Psesas
cOmulaiuts Lnmbago Piles, knegi 7s-oa,s 80
OF urine, Scrofnla OF Kings EYL oOls Iriesfs W.
and Gravel. Tic-Douloureu1 Iullsss stc.
Of all kinds. Weakness from any ean'e'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
.olloway's Pll
Invariably cure the following diseases
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS

In all diseases affecting these orgsns Nnss -
sscrete too much OF too little water OF -, 3
be afflicted with stone OF gravel OF w. y ,
pains settled in the lOins over the I, >
kidneys, these Pills should Be taken aceoiJ i1 = =
printed directions, and The Ointment -. 80 n
treatToent viii give almost immediate reAei sp'-
"a - r.nnra harn failed
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13

To those desiring perfect sleep We would call your
attention 10 the WOVEN WIRE MATTRESS
RED, sold BY Pereivsl & eorsath Barton. VI as be-
ing the most pei feet sleeping arrangement intro
iaeei 20 the public We have the genuine
article. and will deliver them TO any one with
in thirty miles of Barton at the rexulRr price.
To anv one wishing 70 buy these beds We viii give
them chance Try them Cor twenty days and Il they
do not suit we viii take them away free OF charge. All
communications cheerf1y answered Please write as
all wish TO know about this truly wonderful bed.
The gratifying success attending the sale Of this bed
for the past years is sufficient guarantee that it
is lust what The people want Address
PERCINAI4 n EORSAITH,
Furniture Dealers, Barton VI.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
AMERICAN q FOREIGN phI a,,9.

AMERICAN a. fuhEie" .csIrEc.
GILMORE I& co., sgooess .a os @Ssa . : Z
HOsMER d Co. Solicitors. fats..SfE, Ss -
countries. NO FEE- II ADV ~ -, or 'rnaEiss
unless the patent Is granted go gel -
liminaTy sxamnatl0ns- 20 ~ rscsni = - =
Of the Commissioners ALL Teeeee, q Isiss =
b. revived. special attention gisss .,oss befss 4.
cases before TIE Patent Once .sa, sssss - .
gress, Infringnent Suits IN dlnsiso q Pssssss,
litigation appertainiug 70 Is1s - tor paH'p'
@end stamp 20 Gilmore q
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
CENT AU r
II N I NJ E NTs .

TIE lame esn be healed and the wounded made
whole We kne~ ioss What the Csutaur Linizasat
VII 90. They viii not mend bTVken boaes OF cary
Is,nexr. bat they xin extract aIsy pain.
eers Rheunlatisn aud larger range Of flesh. bone and
ususcle ailments than any tels before dlseoy-
cred.
>cieRIae s&Il 20 beyond the effects q these
remarkable preparations. Chronic ssaeanatssEa
o. many wears ss4ndia Neuralgia. Weak Bsek. Fever
Sores eepinz ->iseNs>, Seiatlea- CSSed- SrsaSts,
Distorted Joints and SpFsined Limbs Of the kind
are cared b the White CeRsaur LinineRt.
n~ill destroy the pain and aesaI without a scar
sl ertiinary Burns ard >ezlis Il viii extract the
ucsoa q Sites aud sings and the fr0ss non Erozen
LIMBS Il is very e1caeieUs fer s1r>achs. TOothche
Iseh and CutansOus EruPIions
Mr.. JOSIAH wessSSe. Of Marysyil3e. O. writes
sur wears nv Rhsuunz1is0 has been 50 bad that 1
have been Uasole g. STIR frum the heUss- The 1rs-
three bottles O Ceasaur LininsRt enabled ne 10 walk
without my erusehes Sm ueRdiug rapidly think
your LInhneas simply marvel
G. Il. Bennett. Druggist. Rock Prairie. No. says
-Ceusaur Linimeat sells better and gives the best
sxtiSss,too0 % anything h the market
whas the Centsur Linimsns has done for others Il
viii 10 for yOa Il Is handy. IS reliable. zad i is
I cheap.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony of the Whole vutia,
HOIIoway's Pills.
Extracts From Various Letters

EXtraCLs Fr0m Fhrl0ub L6IktIs'
Il had no appetite; HollO#ays Pills gave ~
hearty one"
'sYodr Pills are marvellous"
IL send for another box. and keep them IN =
house"
DR. Holloway has cured my headache WAL 'A
chronic"
Il gave one Of your Pills 70 my babe Tor en's'
morbus The dear little thing got well 10 DAY
my nausea Of a morning is now cured
Your box Of Holloway'k Ointment eefeo lns !
noises in the head. | rubbed some o. me Viu.'A'-
behind the ears, and the noise has let.
.aSand me Two hoxes: l want one for poor tEnig
81 enclose dollar; your price is Is eenp' 1a' ~
medicine 10 me is worth dollar.
send me FIVE boxes Of your Pills ,-,.,,,
LET me have three boxes Of your Pil' D is'-'l
mail. for Chills and Fever" - -.
| have over 200 such Testimonials ~ 0''9
want az suace compele me to conclude.