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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
Rheumatism Can be Cured.
AMERICAN Anu FOREIGN PATENTS
X. II. EDDY.
SOLICITO OF 4 tTE\i>

For Mrehti"hs Trdi Nd,I, OBJ I-....
Ne. ~ Stat" Street. opposite Hill, >'ir'' l''''
Mass
After All extensive practice "i ur"HiH- '.
Wears continues IL secure patents TO- i.' '..
States ais" i'll Great britain Rance tut .i.'i .
cIgh countries Caveats. specifications ."l'i' pc
ignmrur-. and all papers e dIawIu-- tH i,s.
executed "n lih-ra terms and with d'-it''' }.
searches made int" American "I ini' .-u N"'r-
determine the validity 81 utility ui lI''r'- .'
vrntI"n~-and legal "r other .tdsI,r r'at'irt SEQ
matters touching the same. t"II,~ CO.. ''.' '.f.H'.
any patent furnished hN I,HIItIU- t'~-.
mrnI- recorded al " Washington
IIMpNIAI-
Il regard Mr.. Eddy : one "t the ul,'-' -..''''.
and capable practitioners With "a'" .f-' ..
official intercourse. tH N>u\
Commissioners 90 I.r''.i'
i have no hesitation IN H-~uI.u- .lF'.....-
they cannot employ person NOR '"'iIf''. '
Trustworthy. and more capable 90 r..'..-
applications III a form tu ~,t.uI' i"i j.''. ." o."
and favorable consideration al thu i,t''u' "'.'.
EDMUND BURKE Late tumuE~-... ''' ".
tents.
MIR L. II. Eddy has mad, tel ut'. . t.. 81
on all but "ne OF which patents ha'r .''. ID. .'
and that L. now pending. >u,h ..i '.'''
proof OF great talent and ability coy b rs tA. '.
me {" recommend all inventors {" HpHi. .'
procure their patents a> They MAY lee o 10 "
lng the most faithful attention h'-i""'a '.
cases and at very reasonable, 'hti-'- ,.
BnStnn Jan. |. l-sG-k. IbtiN h''. ''''
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The Yellow Centaur Linimqr,

is worth lis weight i'll gold I" u,u,.t-.,...
mules. ..''' a.f
This Liniment has cured mon, -I.,.,.,
led. ring boned and CALLED huI>,- -. 30. ''''l
than have all the tarrirrs III th,. r,.rI.r- .-f''
Its Effects are simply wonderful " 3" a.
We have thousands upon thousands Of ....-
cafes a. strong a. the f"lluwin. '''F
My horse was lame for a ,,., .tl.
wrench All remedies UTTERLY tailed f.. a.. '''.',
considered him worthless until ! ,..,.,... SD
use Centaur Liniment, which rapid. ,..r.,. '' p.
heartily recommend il. ''
REV. GEO " FIrIr,
''Manurvillr >chuh.,rr. ,.t
DEAR SIRs l have USED ,uit ,.I.,...
mrnt i'll my family, and tini 1t I" .r. .t w..
Please send me two dollars WON'T , '"
mules and horses. EIIIl -.
Falls Station. Wyoming Co. IA
1t makes very LITTLE ditirrrn,, Vita, r...
whether il be- wrench. -prain. puII r.r -..
scratches III lam"n"Ss 81 any kind t... ~
the same. LlNcrNnrn. STAG. pIul,r..-.-- -
etc. should never bt " iti"ut III, l...y ,.
l-inimrnt 1t is sold evrrywhrr, aua ., am.
III lis effects 10
Laboratory OF j. Il Ko>I sea
1t DEN 81. INV lurk
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MAINE STEAMSHIP co,
Semi-Weekly Line To New York.

Steamers EleanOra and Francnnia will until fur
Their notice leave Franklin Wharf Portland and
Ter &, East River, New York every Monday and
Thursday ,. III. The Flea NORA is "A new steamer
recently built for this route. and both she and the
franc"nla are fitted up with fine accommudat ions
Tor passengers, making this the most convenient
and comfortable route for travellers between New
York and Maine.
During the summer months they touch at Vine.
yard Haven. both going and coming from New
\ "rk Freight taken at the lowest rates-Fnr
further information apply
HENRY FOX. Gen. Agt, Portland
OF j. F. AMES. Agt., Pier 81, E r.. New York
tJuly76
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cENrAuR
LINN E N rs

IN, Inc lame me can be healed and The. a..,.,.,
whole. w now know Just What H.. ,..'''-i r,..
lment VIII do. They will not ur.,., 'I'HUI d..
or cure cancer, but they viii ,,t,' ''.a'h belle.
Law pain, cure rheumatism and '"''A',,
flesh, bone and muscle ailmrit- H.. i.r-,
ever before discovered '''" tit. an.
Scientific skill cannot POSSIBLY
effects "i these remarkable. prrral.,f., 'ha H.
khtllInatlsm "f many wears ~f.uJ, ''.a.
weak back, fever s"IrS. w,,uII,.. -., 10 H.i.-
caked breasts. distorted limbs -, ~, ~,.fr..
are cured by the White C,ntam II..,.. |.'' ..
1t viii destroy pain and L.1i ,r,t....' '
binary burns and sc'lds II WIIi,.r '. t.. r
nf bites and stinss, and The. t,,-t '.' -.
limbs. II Is very rihcaci"u- rI i...t
ache. itch and cutanr"u~ eruption. iar.
Mr.. Josiah Nr~takr. OF M.lrR-.lr
'F"r Years my rheumatism la, i... "...'
! have been unable, t" stiI frurn H.. 'aa o.
hrst thrr" battles of trnt.luI lif|f... III.
Ia walk without my clutches .rr.. ...''. ..
idly. think your lnimcni -lmI,I. '.- 't.
C. II. Bennett, druggist. E",k rr.r. NJ.
'trntaur Linimcnt ,rll- better ...
best satisfaction of ANYTHING III rl..r.l.- ''-
What the trntamr Linim,ut has.
it will ii" for You. 1t il hand, r,..,i.. ~. '.
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Administrators Sale.

By virtue of Incense from the Probate Court |
will sell as Public Auction saturday Nav 9th
tn. following property viz All the real estate of
the late Jacob +. Dean of st. Johnsbury, consist
ing a lot of land containing 30 acres, with build
ings thereon. Situated On Pleasant Street. Also
!; lot of thirty of Pasture land adjoining
said land contains about 10 acres of woodland is
well watered and is in good state of cultivation
2l-3 Z. Z. DEAN Admir-
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Patterning after Mother.


III KEW Asa NJ i-hNi'p'
Oliver Crosby WAS Il youth sixteen or
eighteen wears of age. He was the
Youngest of IA large family of children.
From very early life he manifested un-
usual sensihility and tenderness on the
subject of religion, and the friend whom
he made his principal counselor, and to
whom he ever unhosnmcd his feelings
on this subject with the utmost free
dom. was his own dear mother
One day he WAS reading some work
on cducaiion, and his mother was sit
ting near him. At length he stopped.
and, addressing himself to her, said
"Mother. Nou do not know how much
N"n have been watched. When was
small, | used t" watch N"u IN every
thin" N"n did, :" rs to see what 1t WAS
right for me t" do. If | ever wanted
t" ii" ANYTHING that Thought might he
wrong. | used t" devise every plan Ia
llnd ont what go" Thought "f 1t ana II
N"n approved, | always telt safe III do
ing II. | never Thought of gong IL
father. used t" think that he had t'
see about supporting tn" family. and
that you had everything to d" about
the soul 81 | used 10 pattern AFTER yon.
"Why. my son" said the ;I>ton>hrd
mother, ''What did Nou think when You
SAW me do things that were wrong ,"
Il knew, replied the son, ''tlat N"u
used To say that Nom were Il sinner. like
other people but | used To think that
everything was right that YOU did.
could not believe that mother did any
thing that was wong"
The effect of these remarks ON the
feelings of that mother was of course
almost overwhelming. She was read,
to give herself mp to bitter weepin"
when she found how great her Influence
oven her children had been. and how
little She had realized il. ..IIHd | only
known" she said. ..rlar WAS obS,.r\ ed
i'm this WAY. how differently should
have felt. rspccially when indul~iu" in
feelings that were wrong" And vet.
there aIe few mothers whos,. feelings
,.uc. WAS mor, .aIut,ry. ar VIII, have.
vitu.S..d ,,.at,, IJ,.Isiu.. an, tb.i,
,L;IJ,,u
/, !. - mas, s,I.u,u ,r,tI, ,L.,, i,
mos, ,.,..s ,.L;IJ,.n ,L. ,,,t,o,.,, ,,,fa,
tLe;,. nure,t. ,,,J ..uo,.;,U, nno,. tL,;,
,,,,,tL.,., IL, ,.,r..,,,I ,r,.,,,,rIi, ,...,I;,,
,Ii.D no ,Li, tIi,,I ,I,t ,I,.,, .,,.
u'.,,,.hod i, 'Ii ,L.,i, ,.,,,I anal '.:,;,',,.,
;,'.Ii ILL.,, .I ,I''
and ,I,.. y,,,iJ ,,,L i, III ill.,, ',,,i,',.,
,,,n'.,,,t, tI,..;, ,i,;i,I,',,,p ~, ,L,,,' ~,
n.nnhnr ,I,t ..,nm ,,h,, !, r,r',,,,, ~
them will l,. seen hy the vatchfnl eve,
of their children. and bc rcuaIded and
copied as prop.r and RIGHT How cam
IA parent think of this subject and moi.
iii k. this mother he overwhelmed and
read, to exrl,im. ..Nho i sufficient
for these things }" BuI there are most
nrecinus nroni..s +, .,,,.,u.,., th,
MONS n,rnut ..Ny ,,.oc.. ..,,. tL,
S,vi,ur is xuE,;,,t fan, ,I,,. ;, ~.
thy day. So shall thy STRENGTH he" ..u
any of Won lack wisdou. LET him ask ot
God. that uiveth +, nil men HhcrolI,
and upbraidrth not. and it shall Ice
given him."
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FOR SALE.

In the village of East Hardwck. the buildings and
place formerly built and occupied by n W. Morse
but for the past few years occupied by the sub
scriber-said place consists Of dwelling house "a
x35 ell lsx36 barn 26x36. Ample accommodations
for a large family and tenement to rent if desired
Good water premises. Two large shops in
basement. Good barn with cellar underneath and
conveniences for keeping three or four horses and
cows. Good garden and nursery of fruit trees
Also will he sold if desired, three acres good
grass land situated to rods distant good road
all within five minutes walk of depot. For further
information inquire of the subscriber.
IRA q. STEVENS, East Hardwick
OF j. d. BELL Walden ALONZO CRANDAL
+. Hardwick. $50
Nav l. l-16.
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PICTURE FRAMES !

have on hand M"uldings for framing first
class Paintings, ChrOmos and engravings which
will suit the most refined TASTE Also cheaper
moudngs in large variety. If parties wanting
picture frames and living within L. miles of St
,Johnsburv the line of railroads, will notify me
by postal card will exhibit samples Of moulding
and take orders for frames at their residence.
e Travelling Canvassrrs supplied with frames
at Wholesale prices. JAMES BERRY
Main Street, ST bloomsbury, VT. 22-7
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CAsToR1A.

Ii Ii a mistake Ia supp"-r thai ASTORIA .. ,...
ed t" grown persons as we'll ~ 'inidiru Ia,. I'd.
~ need To lnCrra>, the quantity I.r o.. ..
have 81 many complaints f"I when tt...,.,
adaptrd-likr wind collie >"ui ,r.r.,t A....
letter, trrthing and croup. and thai = ,,..,
recommended for them.
Its effects are NOR certain than tt-;.r 40. -
contains no alchuhnl and l. a. pig.ua' p ,.. ,
h"neu 1t never griprs RN rr-ulai.u- u.,.-'....
and hnwrl- the ta>t"Tia c""l> mo, H.aI .....
worms and prevents f-trTI~hI,~- I...-', .
nerves and produces healti-tt"n OF ,".-,,
drrn can sleep III quiet and m"th'I- cab -r-r
ta>t"rIa L. recommended hN all l...,.sl. ..
nurses wh" have tried IT and he, H. lt.....
creaslng sale. 1t j. prepared viii -r,tr .t., .--
the IrcrIPt al III Samu'l Pitcher DO; NJ. .--,
Laboratory OF j Il EO>I : go
ii DEY 81, NEW yam iI.G-r
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MEssRs LITTLEFIELp \ Co: .,
live i'll Manchester now. ami ht'' 10" ,r.
fftN wears III Gutt-tOWn. about ~" ..' .
here. am - wears old. haNr had '''''' ..'
Years and bad cough Ton - A'H- 10y ....
Spring and Fall Good deal al that '..' ,
had dizziness i'll the head. lurn- I'' I'.
have had druPpings from the head "i.. '.r. b
Filling the throat with phl"gm '.'l-iu- H. ..-
the throat and whcnrv"r | Wa """" .a-
creating feeling at -ut"caiInG ana
People have thought ] had th' '"i-"' o.. y
was dnctor,d for that | have '"u~"I'' -,.
many physicians but never got m"i' l"I" la
rary relief. About two months a." J ..'' ,-r.,
spell, fell down and was ln~'n-ihi" I'' s..-
and did not know my own folk i"i "' ...l.t
NV brother told me of Your '"nfi". .'. =: t.
Rpmedp and advised me I" huN l",''' ars
| catarrh and took this and II i"il. - ftr
and in ten DAYS il cured the caIarrh I'''.' md
Phlrsm. tickling i'll the throat, AMI nv IT,. =,
| was able Ia saw four cords "f w""d " d
hours day | never saw nNin'i- 'N d, %
seemed Ia make me all over I"M ..,t' 20.
the old troubles unless ! get cold anu d. %,
spn"nful uf the Constitutional tdiH'" Z 90
moves everything. would moi h .r,ui
long as could get money I" buy It Win IN ur
son and his wife have had cdtdilh '"'
tryin. il and find immediate rrli'i ,...y ua
have had pains IN tho small "l H.' 49,, ut
weakness Of the kidneys il man -l %
though work hard daily, >h",'''ii- M ,I.r ODD
the wear. nv kidneys have found %i'"
the pans have greatly ''''''', IHSfrH cfoE"I
Manchester. y. IL. Apr. -. H."
Capt. Joseph George can get ih' I'r = 90,
every bank man and city Officer T." h' r
liable and honest.
~ Hundreds of eases al "a ~lw''4' - ~
ed within The, last YEAR. III Ii~ ana 900. ,rt..f
only temporary relief The '"""". d. ,.l-r'H
Remedy strikes at the root, builds mp t' ,r,h it
ton. makes it new and drives a"'N nd t.r'
all diseases of tn" mucous mrl""I az Dc, Boa"
attendant aches and pains. l"i'i'"
hack shoulders. kidneys and throat
PRICEsI PER ROTTLE.--S"ld To- rrran-'
gists \ pamphlet of ~ pages -lllr-i ,.,-,-'i
ON Catarrh and containing Inhhl' ,.I.,I,t.H-
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flor Sale.
For Sale or to Rent.

A one-story cottage house on Caledonia Street
st Johnsbury with about One-half acre of land
All in good repair and very pleasantly located
Stumbled with never failing water. Enquire of
aI5. +. W. GREEN. No. Danville
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Collins and CaSketS.

Manufactured and sold Wholesale and retail by
l.. ID. HOWARD. EAST OF DEPOT. at Gredtly Re
dWced Rates.
, e Baskets upholstered and trimmed at short
notice at the rooms Ira lIARvEY's Variety
Store. Eastern Avenue. Call ill and examine my
work.
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Don't HIKE LESS HELP, tn, YEAR.-The wages
for farm hands open much lower, this spring, than
for several seasons past From sl6 Ia go per month
and board seems 10 be the usual price This reduc-
tnn is natural result OF the very unia vorable
al last year = operations. Fewer I,otatnes and
other hu.d crops will he grown, and in every posi-
bile way farmers will try To reduce expenses of
hired labor. In the great majority "t less
help will he hired. Yet il is altogether probable
that now is Il more favorable time Ia hire than for
several S-as"ns l'aSI-b-ttrr possibly than may
have again i'll Years I" come. Odd jobs uf under
draining and the like can b, better undertaken the
coming. summer with a low rate wages than III
ordinary times. For those who have not money To
spare f"r such work, it is equally probable, that
t"nsiNr farming operations, cropping and manurinS
will pay fully as we'll With lower wages of help
and a fair season, those VIII" crop largely. the
ins year. will Re apt t" make a hit 1t is rule
with some shIcwd farmers to plant SOW largely
of cheap seed II would seem tn h, equally wise
Ia hire good deal al help and get a large amount
of work done when wages are low.-RUrdi Ne,o
Yorker
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1T PAYS

1T PAYS
any smart man who wishes To maxi, e. 900 Nrlr
"n Il small capital tn commence i'll line al bus
mess. Roofing is specially. There is no on.
i'll your county who carries on the business. You
can learn ii i'll one week by studying inStruc-
tons, which send to all VIII" ask for them. Any
man having 300 capital to start with, purchase.
enough material Ia roof three ordinary houses.
The sum realized from sale and profit this sup
ply, added To til" regular pay for labor as ro"frr
should amount Ia not less than 5000. An expert
man could easily dn the work i'll nine wnrkin. DAYS.
Two persons of small means join together Ia
advantage one canvassing. while the other at
tends Ia the work. send for book of lnstruc-
tiuns, free If you write at oncrl. and study il
Ask for terms If You unable to advance the.
money. present the matter to the principal store
keeper ill Your place and talk il over with him.
He will he glad tu furnish the stock and divide, the
profit with You. We will guarantee the territory
To the first responsible applicant Address y Y
SLATE ROOFING co. Limited, Cedar Street
y Y. and mention. ~
The Greatest Novel since Uncle Toms Cabin.
says the Boston GIobe of
THE NEW AMERICAN STORY
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St. Johnsbury, VT.

We represent ~'.uud and reliable companies both
stock and mutual and are prepared tn place risk :
Al rtas"nah" and equitable rates IN American or
English Companies of unidentified responsibility
W" guarantee prompt and honorable settlement :
with policy hold" in cas, at loss.
We Charge ~" fee far p"iicieS reHetcdS transfers.
,rriHeH iH Stock Companies
We invite parties seeking Insurance To call upon
Us or address us 10y letter. confident that hy ~
doing they will consult their own interests and in
all matters entrusted Ia us We pledge our best eff
forts t" observe public patronage
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Drug Store
SWITSER & LITTLE.

Manufacturers aud Wh",s. and Retail Deal
Els Spin. Beds \ Lounges. Han Wool. low Top
and Excelsior Mattresses ph"l>trrN Goods and
Stmttnss. French Lasting. Al Wool Rep Terry.
pama>h Hair Seating. sofas. Easy hairs. 80
repaired al short notice. y L. >WIrSER.
W. y. LITTLE
En-trrn Avrnm,. 81. Imhm-hmrN. VI.
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PRICEsI PER ROrTLE.-N"ld "' trrln-,
gists. \ pamphlet Of - PAGE. --,,,,,.rh, ,-- ''
cures sent FREE hy addr---ln- ne u
LITTLEFIELD 4 co. Nan'H'
tIunel 10
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c A T A f r n !!
A Cough of 25 Years Standing Cured

rdtarrh "h Drorpings N h, Hc"' ''"
nlgs of Hrdngiinq Di.:in,,' i'...
and Weakness II h,dD'gs. 'm.
didtely ReIisrcd >ustUt.'''.
uqiy mdds "rsr me-"
bu Uss ~ one
BDtfis.
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Agricultural.

POTATO RAISING. THIS lEAR.-Farmers are dis
posed to plant few potatoes this from fear of
the Colorado ten liner. VIII" is already crawling
about, and promises To be numerous and trouble
some. The best way Is to cOncentrate,-plant
less make the ground very rich, and raise a
heavy crop. For one reason it is easier to kill
hugs a small piece of ground than a large
A writer i'll the Rural New Yorker SAYS: Our
farmers not be- satisfied with 100 bushels per
acre. but aim two three times this amount
and then they can afford to fight Colorado potato
beetle and do il thoroughly" Let them take les
son from the way those big prize crops of Eurekas
and SNOW tiakes raised. The expense and the
pains taken paid and would pay again and ~ often
40 tried.
P-DKEs-ISG FOR GRAssEs-As recorded for
four years at the Michigan agricultural college
suited as follows: Tn the plot to which manure
or fertilizer was applied. the total weight of hay
yielded per acre was $40 pounds. Where two
bushels of plaster per acre applied the yield
per acre I3, III pounds, a gain of 4is4 pounds.
Where live bushels of wood ashes were applied, the
yield per acre was L. ,OO7 gain of :fa67 pounds
Where three bushels salt were SOW per acre the.
Weld WAS loco pounds, IA gain per Of $3.50
pounds. Where twenty loads of muck per acre
We're laid on, the Yield Il 6-5 pounds. a gain of
59ih pounds. These results indicate that there
fertilizers which will produce as good results as
plaster. For instance the plaster yielded Il gain of
II per cent while horse manur gave an increase
Of Il per cent or nearly ton more grass per acre
. III the three wears.
y BAD THING FOR THE TURkEYs.-Thr New Eng
land Farmer describes "A disease that has been so
prevalent among turkeys Ill eastern Massachusetts
and Eh"de Island for a few wears past. that few
farmers i'll those parts attempt raise these fowls
AT all. Very few cases have occurred tsew here in
New England. The Farmer says: 1t is evidently
a liver complaint. but what causes it. or what will
cure it. is beyond ken. II has carried oil our
old turkeys after they had commenced laying in
spring, but IL has made the greatest havoc among
young turkeys that nearly half grown. The
first that is noticed Will look dull and Lag be
hind the flock. In daN two il will stay around
the barn instead OF following the others To- the
fields The discharges are frequent. very watcry,
and OF grc,ni>h yellow color, The disease usual
" runs its course i'll less than "A week and almost
every is fatal. The liver is badly diseased.
being COVERED, more less by tubrrclts or round
s"r,-l""kinG spots. 1t is usually somewhat en-
lir.rd.
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Flowers, Shrubs, Plants

The subscriber l. prepared To- furnish Flowers.
Plants Shrubs and Frnt Trees and every within.
pertaining I" the Flnwrr and Vegetable Garden.
Tomato" Cabbage and other plants in their season.
Also, Flower and Vegetable seeds
JAMES HAMILTON -. .I"hn-hurN. Vi.
t.Iuu.U Corner OF Webster and Paddock 81.
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WARDEN'S
Scotch Cough Cure.

Onr "t the best of Remedies Tor CHILDREN
and ADJ LIS. Contains II" "piatr- in any form
l sed lay hundreds III st. .I"hnshury and VICINITY
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Wells CarboIic Tablets

Put mp only in Rius B"Nr-
\ TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
For sal" 10y druggists generally. and GEO. &
GOODWIN \ co. Buston. Mass
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To Druggists.
Liberation !!
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY !
Families and Physicians Supplied with
Reliable Remedies Only.

y full supply OF GLOEILES. MOTHER TING
TURE>. TElrUEATIONS WALLS. COEkS.
and all remedies kept III tI>t class Pharmacy.
SEND FUH PHITE List 3
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-04
mOsby 10 TIIden.

A cAUsTIo REPLY TO sLANtEBs PERsIsTENTLY
ADHERED To-A MORE LOYAL MAN THAN
TILDGN-BAD ADVISERS OF THE SOUTH.
Special dispatch to the NetO York Times.
WAsHINGroN, November 3.-Col, John s.
Mosby has written the following caustic
letter in reply to ISLANDERS persistently ad-
hered to by the Democratic press, and ora
tors of that party, notwithstanding his
specific denial of the same charges in a
previous letter, published in the Times and
other journals:
wARRENToN, VA Nov. 2, 1876.
Col James B. O'Neil, Phila
DEAR SIR: have just received your let
ter of the 30th instant, informing me that
q Democratic orator of Philadelphia bad
stated that Gen. Grant had appointed me to
some office. am glad that you denounced
the statement as a lie. The charge origina-
ted with the Tildeu Bureau, and was pro-
nounced by me to be false, in letter pub
lished several weeks ago. They still con.
tinue to circulate this with other lies about
me. have never received, in any shape,
the slightest favor or benefit Of any kind
from Gen. Grants Administration, although
was his cordial supporter. The
few ex-Confederates he has ap-
pointed to office in the South were just as
loyal to the Government during the war as
Tilden was, aud are much more SO now. l
am unable to account for the ferocity with
which have been pursued by the Tilden
organs, unless it be that they think that
their candidate has some claim upon me
for my support in consideration Of the mes
sages of sympathy and cheer which / re-
ceived from him during the unhappy period
when I was fighting for the overthrow of
the Union. But for the advice of such men
as ETilden at the North, the South would
never have plunged into the disastrous war
of secession or launched her fortunes on
"That peri Il us bark,
Built in the ECLIPSE, and rigged with Gu ses dark
To haste, very truly,
JOHN S. MosBY.