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Legal NDriCE

H. H." matter = the petition nf II
:. Haley. s.utp,>'rlfor 90 tn r-ia,
o. krtr-rr Nnrros I .-,>@t : Il IN
tie i.~,rict Cont Il VII .sr r,au'~.
.Nrhrs-, PRAYING tnr lcer~" 10 s-.i
the interest of the herr IF R.bcr,
Nnrr,s in al! t. IA. e.! cine t.
.rr,bci rcal e,'at f,r the rurpo,c Of
paying the debt. l1i hahiii - Ut All
estate tn-aI W! 81, SC r.
township {. range - sc-t i>5 The
~ %. NJ Sc u town north.
range l. west, 81 acre, III - the
Northeast corner o.; ,ail section sl-o
acres 10 a REGULAR form along the
east ,iie oi " 81 the Nki of said
500 Is. situated ~ Webster county,
Nebraska.
And Il appearing to ne upon 'cai
ins such petition that III. Necessary
'p sell SAID real estate 10 satisfy the
claims aui demands against said estate
there not beng sufficient --,st- II -a'i
stat. t liguliate the same. IL -
therefore ordered and all we'd that al
;cr>"n> interested IN >aii real cs'I'"
m IN The estate ot saii deceased,
Robert Morrow. appear before thu
court a, the Court Hose - Juula,a.
IN the county nf Slams state ~ Ne
bra>ka, IN the 10Th DAY o. June 1870.
al ? o clock a. IN, of -,il day to -hnv
cause why a Incense shall not To- grant
81 Tor >aIe Of -aii real estate a, prayed
for in >aIi petition. AMI IT u ordered
that thu, notice he published III The
E~i Cloud CHIrF for .ix successive
weeks, pievlou, To- sam day Of hearing
NY GA>LIN. if.
80 IL Judge 9Th JUDICIAL bI,t., Net.
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Arrival And Departure % Matte
from the Red Cloud =. q.
HAs@.SGs Leaves Monday.
"Wednesday and FridaS , 8 u.
Mail closed 2 p. IN. Arrives Tues
day Thursday AID Saturday, p. IL.
HARVARD Leaves Tue-day's aud
Friday p. III. arrives Tuesday.
and Friday 81 y. In. Nail closed
81 2. III.
FRANKLIN. going east, Monday :
aud Thursday .. Ill. Going west
Tuesday and Fridays 10 a. III.
PLEASANT Hit leaves Thursdays &
a. III. Arrives Wednesday I y. III.
Mail closed Q p. IL.
JEWELL. kan-as. arrives Fridays
- III. Leaves Friday , IN.
RrsSEL, Kansas, arrives Thursday
II a uh Leaves Thursday | p. ID
Omce opcn from : until 6 =. III.
Sundays.
All registered matter must be 10
the evening before the mails leave
VI. u. McNIrT. 7. VI.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services every first and third Sab
baths OF each month at Red Cloci
and lnsvalc. Z! o'clock p. N. at
Red Cloud. , O'Clock r. n. at H.
asale. Every second and fourth
Sabba,hs at Batin and Harmony
Precincts. REV. A. maxwell,
Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev.
j. I. MINER. Services second
Sabbath in earh month at ii A. VI.
SABBATH SCHOOL every Sabbath
morning At 10 4. NJ.
}. =. Potter, Supt.
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We WISH yHF LADIES To

-
KNOW thar If they var: 4 real love
Of a ha, hey van, 10 <; -rs e. :Lose
a: the irn If Tulley- ani DIor.
The enteror.ins v~royre;ors 4
the state J2rs1i have enlarged then
ia IL 70 = 2 column paper. .:r or.
Of the best Edited paper in he state,
and !, hs, many friend. til ,hi. ;ar, Of
. the cogg'ry.
10 tHlTF -Fjsasc
ths, iev \ = White rr-.;,as
Elder, VA sex AMI unahi- - a'trni
The quarterly m~e'lng at Red Cloud
on the 23i oG April
We are under obligation. IN lIon.
l. Croun>e for c5iy & the Coa.5e~
sional Reruri.
4 few - inch Red R~reakips
Plow. CIR ssL- very cheap Inquire d,
the Pos, Oh>e.
Mrs T,I,.vsS N;s. Ui,,n have
just received a verv large assortment
os u.,. Ghvas Rihb,,. FroYc,
..c which xin he .,Ll ,,,ba very
lowe, prices. Laiie, cal aud zoe for
yourselves. -
ty.,,
.,o r,.,o -, St.. J. H.
oua.;,a H..
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-co,,,, ,...u, ,,.oa ,;.
.., .a.ur
havinga lively time of, these fine
evenings.
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Morgan ~ Rod man

All who are DESTROYS Of improving
their stock will 10 well to call AID >er
one Of these celebrated horses. which
will ne kept the present sca>"n at
Guide Rock. The weight Of this htrs>
j. 400 pounds. and starls H. hands
AMI : inch N.i-h.
At III, same place vii! also be kept
. 9 ofthn be-, Jack ever brought in
~ the State. Of the N,mmnrh breed
four years old. stand. IL hand and
inch IN height.
as ~ l. SNlTH.
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FOB SALE.

100 Acres of land, 2 acres under
cultivation. Well wate.ssisb By springs
and creek. plenty timber for frewood,
good house and stables, six head OF
cattle, hogs. chickens. etc. This place
is only three miles from Red Cloud
Terms very los. For further ra.ticu.
lars CA It or address this Office.
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Notice te Teachers.

Notice il hereby given. That |. will
examine all persons who mas desire to
offer themselves as. candidates for
teachers Of the prinsry. OF common
schools Of the county. at my afiee in
Red Cloud. on the first Saturday Ct
August. November. February and
May. j, s. GuRAx.
Go. Surcrinte pdeut.
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The Semi Annua! Meeting ofthe
Cong'l Church Of Webster county wi.
be held at the Iasvsle School House
on Saturday and Sunday. May -o,h.
and 2lst, beginning Sarurda:. a, =
O'Clock o. ID. The following sutec,s
will be for confederation How can
the weekly prayer meeting best BE-
sustained How a the Cause o
Christ best be advanced in our county
BY our denomination? What is orr
duty TO the A. II. NJ. Society? Christ
ians OF other denominations are eordi-
ally invited to attend and participate
in the discussion. 4. maxwell,
sit Pastor
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NOTICE.
L. s. LAM OFFICE.
Bloomington. NeD. }

L. s. LAND OFFICE.
Bloomington. Neb. }
April 18Th, ls16
Complain, having been entered at
this Office by j. =. johnson .-aihst
William ID. VcrmiIliOn for abandoning
his homestead entry, No. 3o02, dated
May 18th. ISs5, upon The south west
quarter Sec. ). township 1, range IL
west, in Webster county. Nebtaska.
with a view to the cancellation Of said
entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on
the 9th DAY of May. l>76, a, 9 o'clock
a. H., to respond and furnish testi
mOny concerning said alleged abandon
ment.
WEBSTER EATON. Register.
3S Nv EVAN WORTHINd. Receiver.
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j. T. Martin wishes to inform tn.
public that he intends to keep a herd
the coming summer, and ali Who have
cattle they want herded can be accom-
modated. He has an extensive range,
tie best Of good clear running water,
snd charges reasonable.
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NOTICE.
L. S. LAND OFFICE, !
Bloomington, Neh.
Anril A,h. lAI6.

Complaint having been entered at
this Office by Oliver Bowler against
Obednego Stephens for abandoning
his homestead entry, No. 2.U4. datei
April :, 1874, upon The sw! section 81.
township I. range II west, in Webster
county. Nebraska, with y view to the
cancellation of said entity: the said
PARTIES are hereby summoned to ap
pear at this office on the leth day of
May. 1876, at 3 O'Clock p. w., 10 rc-
-pond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment.
WEBSTER EATON. Register.
:36-4 Evan WoRTHING, Receiver.
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FOR RENT Or SALE,

The Valley House in this place own
ed by j. c. Warner, is offered for rent
or sale, a he wishes to go out of the
business. This hotel receives the pat
ronaee Of nearly all the commercial
men that travel through this country,
also all the stage lines that codle into
this place. 1t has one Of the hest sta
bles west of Lincoln Terms, easy.
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NOTICE.
I. $. LAND OFFICE,
Bloomington. Ncb. ;
March bath. lSI6

Complaint having been entered a:
this Office by Edward NJ F. Grubh
against John T. Smith for abandoning
his Homestead entry. No. ol9y. dated
Mag hth, 1874. upon the south ! north
vest and west p! northeast j, section
u. township 5, range II west. in
Webster county, Nebraska with a
view TO the cancellation of said entry :
the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the cath
day Of May, 1876. at =; O'Clock p. M.
TO respond and furnish testimony con
corning said alleged Abandonment.
WEBSTER EATON. Register.
81 It EVAN WORTHING. Receiver.
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Us. LAND OFFICE.
Bloomington. Neb
Anril J,th 1s-t

w. LhND orfi't
Bloomington. Neb /,
April 18th, ls.6.
Complaint having been entered at
This Office by Charles Sapp, against
Thomas Finney for abandoning his
Timber Culture Eu ~. No. COS, dated
June ), 1874. upon the southeast
quarter, Sec. "a, township 4, range .
west, in Webster county. Nebraska.
with a view to the cancellation Of said
entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office OF
the srh day of June. I>76, att clock
p. W.. to respond aud furnish te-,i-
mony concerning said alleged abandon
ment.
WEBSTER EATON, Register.
394 EVAN WORTHIN,i, Keceiser.
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We have for sale at this office. an
order for one No, Q, SILVER plated
wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine. with
hard piano warmth. polished cabinet
work, valued "a, ass. which We will
>ell for $4s. and The purchaser rayrhe
freight on machine FROM the place of
shipment. cr for So aud we pay
freight. 2gti
-Farm"r- are beginning 10 pu, on
style siuce Mcbride sell. those fine
harness so cheap.
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MARRIED. -Dn the d;h i.v Of NAV
at the residence of Many McNit, 10y
Judge Warner. Mr. VI. II. WARNER
to MISS SARAH \. MvNSELL
lQQrtI-AzFFzR- -tb''-G DE-,
lfh*l--X-'~W ----
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WELL BORING,

n. G. Clark Of Guide Rock, has for
sale the best WeIl-hn'ing apparatus
ever used. consisting IF drill. u .e-S.
etc. Two men with one 0 f,he>e lriII>
can drill from ~ to 81 feet in one day.
through the rock Of this country
These dri'l- are warranted 10 he the
New York Artesian Drill. AFT
Rev. 7. j. Miner, Baptist. will
preach at the School HOUSE on Sab
bath, May l4th inst; Subject, Sac-a-
mental Communion. Il i, hoped that
he People generally will come out and
hear him. Preliminary arrangements
will be made a, the time. for the rur-
pose Of Organizing a Baptist Church
in this part of the county.
By request Of the Pastor.
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A. |. SCRIBNER aud MIS- L,.LLEv
SNELSEH were lnifrl In the holy
bonds Of wedlock. Sunday, the eth d,y
Of May. The partie- are worthy and
re rrc.shle aud are Ia every way de-
serving of the sympathy of their neigh
burs.
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Pullman Palace Cars

are ran on all through trains q this road
This ia the ONLY LINE running these cars
between Chicago and ST. Paul, Chicago and Mil-
WAukso, " Chicago and Win0na.
At Omaha our sleepefA connect with Ia Over
land slcepers on the Union Pacific Rail- Dad for
all points West o. the Missouri River
On The arrival Of the trains IRON the East or
south, the trains Of ths Chicago North West
srS Railway LEAVE CHICAGO A. folloSs!
For Conneii Bluffs, Omaha and California Two
Through Trains daily, with FulmsH Palace
Drawing Room and sleeping Cars through q
Council Blufis.
Fer 81 Paul sud Minneapolis, Two Through
Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Care ATTACHED
on both trains
FOR Green Bay and Lake Superior. Tao Trslns
daily Nith fullmtn Palace Cars attached aud
lunaiug through q Marquette.
For Milwaukee. Four Through Tr4lns daily
PullmAn Cars 90 night tmlnsi farlaF Chair Care
On day trains.
For sparta and winona and points III Mime.
sofa, One Through Train daily, slth fnl.uau
EIeepers 20 WiB0nA
r6r Dabute, va FrespoTi, Two ThFough 1rains
daily VIII Pullman Cars VH night tFa'us
For Uuhuke and u Crosse wa liat51 Igg
Through Traias da.ly, Nilh Pullman Care "a
night trtin 10 Mc9rtgor, Iowa.
k0r NluBI Ctr Eui lAnkipn, Tw0 Ira3as aai Il
Pullman CGys 20 Missouri VALLEY Jurcnga.
lQf Lake Geneva, Pear Trains dsAIF.
For Eoelf5rd. Sterling Kanostz. }apess.le
aud ether pa.ais, son Gao hafs i9a lso Z tea
tfains dAliy.
Sss Yagk 0fios. as Hratdway, hgsiol Caes
50. State Street 0mshk Ofhee. &.s tArnEhm
street. ran iranclsua Oaiee. i&l A1ntsguefg
Street Calesg1 IarEet 0aaees % Cara street,
an1ef .hsFmsu HGLEe5 corner Ndaa. aHl Ai41l-
s0a s.rtsti EitHaas street Depot safIts VII
kiuEe aHa Gzaai a,feeis Ne4s street ~ p9t.
ucfher Ne8s and h4u25e stfstE
Pr rates q iaf9razilsl uoi AttA.Hslle from
souf bone tsket ageatg, sppig b
W ii. kFERKHIE, MAHFss HC0Htrg.
Gen. fsss-Ast CkleAg9. Isa.ERpt, lAleag9,
Gs9ly
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ALWAYS TnUsr.

Worthy and dear brother, know how
to carry yourself in trouble, Keep
Gods covenant in your trials. Hold
you by His blessed word, and sin not.
Flee anger, wrath, grudging, envying,
fretting. Forgive a hundred pence to
your fellow servants, because your
Lord hath forgiven you ten thousand
talents For | assure you, by the Lord,
that your adyersaries shall gain no ad-
vantage except you sin and offend the
Lord in your sufierings. But the way
to overcome is by patience, forgiying
aud praying for your enemies, in doing
whereof you cheap Goals upon their
heads and your Lord will open
door TO You in your trouble, Wait
upon Him as a night.watch waiteth
for the morning. He will not larry
go up TO your watch.tower, and come
not down-but by faith, aud prayer,
aud hope, wait on. When the sea is
fall, il will ebb again; and as soon as
the wicked are come to the top Of their
pride, aud are waKed high aud mighty,
then is their change approaching.
Now / trust ia the Lord that ye shall,
by faith, sustain yourself, and comfort
yoursclfin the Lord, aud be strong in
His power for you are in the beaten
and common way to heaven when you
are under the Lords crosses. Ruth.
erford.
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The yellow CentauT LinineRt

!. worth iispsighl ia goa 70 owners = horses
aud mulus
ibis Iau.mtnt has cured more spraiued,
speeuit King. bonai sud Called Horses IN
iHrae years thsu have Cd the FAui6Ts ~ the
country .n sn age. IL Effects are simply Won
3tr'ai
$50 lave thousands upon thousands o! caftlh-
cAt#s as strong a. tue following,
"My horse wss lame for year with ietiock
srtuoa Al remedies utieFiF failed 70 cure aud
considered him worthless uuttl commenced
60 zee Cyutauf Eminent, which rapidly cured
him. heartily recommend III,
EEY. aEO, W. FERRIS.
Manoraille, scGaharie Co., \. ].
"DEm sIR L have used your Centaur Lini-
meat ia my family, and End il 10 he great
value. Pissse send me two dollars worth, one
flT the mules Sud horses.
RILEY SICKLEs,
Fails Station, Wyoming Co, ia.
Il makes very little difference what the case
a., whether Il b. Wrench Sprain, Poll-Esil,
RiugbGue, serstches or Lameness Of any kind
the effects ste the same. Lyorymon, Stage
pr1puetors Farmers &c, should never be WITH
out the yellow Centaur Eminent IL Is sold
everywhere, aud warranted ia IT, fleets.
Laboratory of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
46 D9y ST., New York.
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sunday Reading.
YnE nponEsr.

Nhca tha Bae rfeala day 81
arswaf wast tr hauzs
tfata aeses.
T 4 t aaF
aa,a 3 a5 m la iaaa % 6
classical Egcfy people es5eg heAvea
wbg bsve reached aay considerable
uental sfpaaaaa, who have advanced
"a enough 70 uaiY At 81 The problems
II moral responsibility, q justi5e aud
elliiy. have bai their ibcary oi a
iudgmeEl 10 pcrsia. la Hludssian.
10 lndia among ,he Egyptians. 10 the
mythology IF tie Grseks AID Romans.
iu tie ieaehiags u the Draids. and 10
the p.ctgrcsqae faith u tie poor Sax
ga-hustei iadiau. among every race
and tribe. the iica Of Judgment. a
day I supreme and haal allotment q
the good aud the bad. has been preva.
lcat Tie Bible assertion II a judg.
meul day, Instead. therefore, Of doing
violence TO human feelings. as rome
cay, IS ta exact harmony with ID is
y sae divine and authoritative an.
ne1aeoueHt % whai the universal con
sci0usaess q tie race had instructive.
y conceived must be tho fact and
every person at al intelligent aud can
dll yields the free enforced assent Of
has .ateIIact % the statement Of the
Scriptures, that God shall bring
every work into Judgment, with every
secret thing, whether il be good, OF
whether il bo evil.
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There arc blind Samsoas sti.i - tie
world They are blind. spiritually.
because they have forgotten Ged. AID
refused 70 lisicu 10 His commandments
and to obey Ills Law. They have set
Up throne Of their own. aud are SIGHT.
iug against revelation with their pany
efforts 10 overthrow what has FOR cen
turtles been planted deep down ia The
human soul
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Castoria.

II is a mistake to suppose that CastoriA is not
adapted to grown persons ne well as Children.
They only need 20 increase the quantity. But
children have so mELy complaints for which
Castora is adapted like Widd Cole, Sour
StomSeh, Worms, letter, Teething and Group,
that II e especially recommended for them.
Its effects are more certain tkan Castor Oil. 1t
contains no alcohol and is as pleasant TO take as
honey. 1t never gnpes. by regulating the
stomach aud bowels Il Goods tho blood, expels
worms and prevents fayerlshucss, guets the
nerves and produces health then Of course
children can sleep ln quiet aud mothers can rest
CaAt1ra Is recommended by ali physicians
aud nurses who have tfide IT, and it is having n
rapidly increasing fale. 1t Is prepared with
great care after tile recipe Of DR.. samuel Pitcher
Of Macs, az the Laboratory Of j. b. Rose a Co.,
% Dey Street, New York. 42l3w3
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ruK BIBLE.

Why put windows in their houses TO
let in the sunlight Why don't they
have gaslight The sun has been
shining so many years, why don't they
say, ID is so old we don't want it Z
Why don't they say, Let us have a
new light--let us shut out the light Of
heaven by boarding up our windows z
There would be just as much reason in
that as in their talk about the good old
Bible We have not outgrown ii. 1t
is what we need. Take all the books
in the world, aud that Bible will out
weigh the whole Of them Let these
men who talk about the Bible travel
into some country where they have no
Bible, and they would not stay in such
a place. Take a town with five or ten
thousand inhabitants and no Bible aud
no ministers, aud see if those infidels
w W" ioih Wuo arc taiAinS hUOul
the Bible will live there They would
get out Of it as Lot got out Of Sodom.
1t is better to take the old way Of
Knox, Bunyan, Wesley and Newton
than to be led ohinto darkness aud fog.
Christ is the way am told that
away in the frontier men cut off the
bark Of the trees to show the way to
the cabin aud they call it blazing the
way. So the Son of God has been in
the wilderness, and blazed the way
and gone up on high, aud now He says
Follow ne
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Whatever is physiologically wrong
is morally wrong We have no right
70 DO ourselves harm No man has a
right to make his body an instrument
Of pleasure 10 such way as TO lower
its tone, or derange its functions, or in
any way unfit it for those higher uses
70 which il may be put 10 the service
Of the rational spirit.
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Faith and works are the two wings
Of bird Using but the right wing,
the bird fiutters helplessly on the earth.
sing lie left wing alone, there Is the
same result liut plying both with
elua igor, il planes ia eight heaven.
Wat3
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A TRIAL ORDE r
and comparison Of our work with
that Of any competing concern.

We are now filling orders from
considerable distances, aud have
succeeded il giving perfect satisfae-
tion in every instance. Goods or
dered ~ parties outside Bennington
County arc forwarded by express,
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We eaauot live on probabilities
The faith Is which We cas- live brayeiy
4na aie 10 peace mast be a certainty.
50 Jar a. il processes = be faith Al 81.
or il 10 nothing
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CEN1AUR
LINIMENTS.

ht s4 tda Hste
81 paai fbs ttatsHf
3 0a ahssFas BIG mfaa hfatfa
rs sHfr tgt N.ff uiH extract sore
#cfs si.at pssH esEf 81 @aMafsHi 4aa taTEtt
rsEEf fesA teas ana nusele ailments tilEa
So sffta.f otff 10 ff asheafefol.
reuts1e saiH eaanai ~ hrgpaa ne gefeis cf
thsse fsHlafERtia gfFParktlauf. Ghretit ktras
mA5tm 81 mttY years stauaigg Neuralgia.
a raa hkrE. tetw nafta NasF-as NinrEas
ae.tfeA lk&ti tFs&sts. Distorted 4a.nts sH&
spratnr8 iatuta - ths uortI had are cured hf
ths NhtA lsattar isfa meut
lta tseHf TIE pGig tBl Asa ai'tasi s
tu a f3uatrF huYas ADD eaalas IT. a.
tract itr ge.sal sf Bites aua Ss4oga, and TIE
ifass f1am fraaae limhs. ID isYNry tHlosaoaf
fdr Eaf-aeHe. Ea.th-seho, lieh aad Csiauoous
Eynpl.ans
NJ 5sslal Wsstste. a Narysytiie q writes
For yaars my hhsumAiism hss bean - bad
thst have btsn authis q stlf from ths houfe
The lfti three battles ~ CsutsuF lAuiibefJ en-
aoiod Us 70 uAlt uitbont M cruiehss. / am
meadlue RAPIDLY. think yonr LtuiiAent smpi!
a marvel
Ch. Banpeit, Druggist Roek Prairie, No,
sAsss
HNtutsnr Iaaimeut stils better and gives the
beet satisfaction u anything n the market
Wsai sac goutaur Eminent has done for 9TH
trs IL wiH q fsf you. Il u handy, % IL reliable,
and It j. cheap.
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Charges Prepaid,

% that il Is as easy, convenient,
aud cheap tO'procure good work az
10 accept tad under protest
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CATARRH.
Five Years Sickness Cured by Four
Bottles of Constitutional CatarTh
Remedy.
Pain in Shoulders, Back aud Lungs,
and Droppings in the Throat Disappear.


ST. ARMAND, P q, Sept -, 1874.
Messrs. LITTLEFIELD Coz
Dear Sys-B Being dtsirilu us that others may
know something OF the moriis OF your "CoNsTi
ruTloNAL CATAkRH REMEDY ! wlsh to inform
you what ii has doae for me. lam ~ years old
had been out % Wealth for about five years
had emplo, ed three or four different doctors any
tried various medicines, without receiving and
permanent benefit, bat continued rat ICr to grow
worse until last fall, when had become 50 bad
as to be unable 10 do an hours work at time.
Had severe soreness and pain under the shout.
der blades and through the shoulders, with very
lame back, and a feeling in my right lung as
though there Was weight bearing IL down, With
continued dropping in lhe throatand down upon
the lungs Such was my condition when / COM
menced 20 take your Catarrh Remedy, one bottle
OF which ceased my pains and gave me All inn
proved appetite and after taking four bottles |
was restored 10 health so as to be able to endure
bard and continued labor, euch AZ chopping and
clearing land, AZ which ave been engaged the
past season. Ny recovery ] attribt te solely,
with Gods blessing. to the use OF your Catarrh
Remedy.
Deafness and Headache Cured by
One Bottle.
MANCHESTER, N. H. June 2, 1875
Mesrs LrrrLErnLD Co.:
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that have received from your valuable CoNsII-
rUT1oNAL CaTAREH REMEDY had tie Catarrh
80 bad that my hearing was affected badly One
bottle restored mT hearing so that / can hear
the tick Of the clock very plain. had the head
ache for year all the time, the last three
months have not had any headache aud my
health was never better than at the time OF writ.
ing this. | can cheeriully recommend il 10 all
sufiersrs from Gtarrh.
Very respectfully yonrs
=. s. HUBBARD,
Agent Union Mutual Life ms, Cos 1857 Elm Il.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by all Druggists A
Phamplet Of 50 pages, giving Treatise on Ca
tarrh, aud containing innumerable cases Of
cures s.nt free, by addressing the pfopretors,
LITTLEFlELD & CO, Manchester, n. II.
FOR SALE by
WAIT & HARD, Manchester, Vt.
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