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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02

PERsoNAL--We were pleased on Saturday
to receive a call from Mr.. Geo. w. Stief, of
the wcll-known and popular Piano establish>
nsnt Of Chas. NJ. Stief, Baltimore, Md
The Stief Pianos have secured a national rep
u~tation, and necessitate the supervision of
some member of the establishment in looking
after the interests of the house in the various
States. Persons wishing to purchase first
class pianos will do we'll to visit or commu-
nicate with Chas. NJ. Stieff, No. 0 N. Liberty
S., Baltimore.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02

SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
HAVE just received from Philadelphia a com
1 plete line of all School Books used in the schUoIs
of our town, which we can sell at az low figures az
any other house. Any book not on hand can be
furnished in a few days. ] have also a large stock
OF Letter Cap, FoOlscap, Note, Tinted. and Initial
Paper, With Envelope of all sizes and shapes, with
States, Pen holders, Pens, &c, all at low prices
Call and examine. C E. LII
ORIENTAL Cream, the most elegant and deli
cate preparation for the Skin ever invented {;
also HAgan's Magnolia Balm and Saunders Face
Powder. To be had at C. E. BELLER,S.
Use ConguIine Tor mending China. GIAss,
EarthenwAre, Stone, Ivory, Wood, Leather,
Trinkets. TOYS, &c. for sale by
April ii, 1876. C. E. BELLER.
DEAD T~HIS-SAfety from fire incurred BY us!ng
h tae Hang Up Box MEtehes, 200 in a box, for
only 1--WE cents. can be had at
April II. 1876 C. F. BELLER'S.
lust received a iresh lot OF Japan Tea "
y April IL, lsT6. D. S. HUGHES.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02

PUBLIC SALEs.-The attention OF our read
ers is directed to the following Public Sale
advertisement in this paper:
Tuesday. Nay 16M- Real Estate, by
Lloyd Lowudes, Trustee.
Taesdey, May 16M-PersOnal Property,
by J. Garland Hur=t, D. s., &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02

W "' ETW0F UUU TUTUIuT HTTT-ITUITUI NUTUUTIC
journal 's published monthly, and furnished
to subsctibers' postage prepaid, at the low
price of
ONE DOLLAR E YEAR.
Or The National Protestant is ably edited, tho
rough and outspokcn in itS opposition 10 Roman
Catholicism and POpery. Iii n ViligiIaut sem
tinel upon the movements. designs. and Dur.
poses OF the Roman Catholics in America.
o. The National Protestant ia Handsome si4teen-
page QusrtU NewEppper, of the came size ns
"Harper's Weekly and the New YORK In
Dependent"
G% The National Protestant les Grst-cI,t,F amuv
Paper, containing the choicest selections Of
Literary Matter. Poetry, etc, and ARFicultu.
raj. Household Scientific, and Foreign 1 nd DO.
nestle News Department.. IL should be in
every Protestant home in the land.
o. The Matt al Protestant fers the greatest in.
ducements to subscTibers and those who will
tcrest Themselves to get IN clubs for II For
PARTICULAR, see the gTeA: Premium List pub
Iished In the Pepper each number.
o. A Specimen Copy will be sent 10 any address.
in the United stEtts. Canada or EuTcpe upon
the receipt of Ten Cents. f-
Co. Remit money by Post Office MONEY o,d.-
ResiGIered Letter, or Bank Daft en- New York
City.
" Agcnta Wanted, Male or Female. in every
and Canad solicit subscribers for the Ma
tiOnal Prot I: Apply with references, and
enclose Tw eve Cents for Outfit. Address
HESh lGEL h CO, Publisbers,
81 Liberty St, New York.
February %, 1876.
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BALTIMORE
N S.
FOR THE STATE SENATE.
BAlrrAoaz, sA4uaDAr, April ?!

WE arc requested to announce r. HUME
w BUTCHER, Esq, as \ DeuIOcrntIc-Con-
sentative candidnte. before the psOplc, tor tho
%nnsltion OF State Senator FROM the 18th Senatorial
District, composed of the counties of Jefferson,
Berkeley ana Morgan.
January IS. 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02
HOME MADE SHIRTS.
NOTICE.

HAVING sold my stock of Goods to D. HugEe.
l notice is hereby given to all parties ind ebte,
to come forward and settle their iu,ieb tedueas a
once. J. OGDES ct
January II. 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02

THEFr.-The trunk of Mr.. j. F. Keplinger
was broken open at his room in the Carter
House on Tuesday night last, and six or seven
dollars in silver and paper currency stolen
therefrom. John Butler, a colorcd boy who
was at the time employed at the hotel, is &C.
cused of tho act, and has made for parts
un Known.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02
FlRnnels!

pERklNS' Patent Vented Nursery Bottle has ad-
4 VantAges over all others. 1t being soconstructed
mat the vent can be regulated, thus insuring the
perfect control of the supply of milk II alec al
lows the child tonurse naturally and prevsnts wind
from entering the stomach, which causes irTiIabiI-
NY and often severe sickness. Physicians all over
the couatry are recommending tbis bottle. Give il
May II, 1915 C.. z. BELIZE.
ERENFlELD'S Horse and Cattle Powder-free
from all mineral medicines. yet so compound
cd OF various roots. herhs, barks, &c., as 70 be
prompt in its effects and able 10 give relief in all
the prominent diseases of the horse. for sale nv
MAY II. 1875 &. z. BELLE
DREPARED Mustard PlasterG-GuperiOr TO COM
L mon mustard plAsters, always ready for i'm
mediate uHe. clean and not Liable TO change.
May II. 1915. c E. J.
SEA FOAM-Etronger than any Yeast or Baking
- Ponder in the world. Light and nutritious
bread. Biscuit and Cskes made With It With but lit
tie trouble C. z. BELLER.
CREEPERs. a very useful Invention for boots
and shoes. TO prevent sli2pIng on ice. twbsnit
Jan. IL. ISIS JAS. LAW. HooFF * co.
SALT. pure Nitrs, tsaltpetre). and pure ground
Nov :. ISIS. GEO. w. T. REARsLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02

10 all lie branches. and will work low for the cash
or PuDc'ual customers. Country Trade taken In
exchange for work
BELL HANGING executed at shortest notice.
Dr. Lumber taken in exchange for Furniture or
York.
February ], 1876 PIE holland.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02
PDRaoNAh.
CABINET BUSINESS

HAVE established nyselfat the stand formerly
j occupied BY Albert Miller for tie purPOse 81
CONDUCTING tie
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02
SITUATION WANTED.

A COMPETENT White Man desires to take
"A charge Of q farm, or if not that, OBTAIN a posi-.
ton as laoorer on a farm. Inquire at the
January II, lSI6-tf. SPIRIT OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02
A VARIETY on MOTIONS.
Change OBLIGATION
WOODEN GODS.
SHANNONDALE FACTORY.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his for
mer customers AID the public generally that
be has leased the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02
ANTI-R0MAN CATHOLIC.
The National
Protestant.

Journal lie pubIished monthly, and furnished
to subscribeIs, postage prepaid, at the low
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
FOR RENT.

TNHE old Wagon-Makrr Stand on the "Cattail"
l. farm of George W. Eichalberger. Apply to
December %, ls75-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02

Having made a change in my business. ] will be
glad for all that know themSeiVes indebted 10 call
and settle. as ] am in need Of money.
ApTil4, 1876. GEO T. LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02
-CO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE

On end after April Let, 1876, ! intend Hssosi-
" Ating Mr.. Robert B. Mitchell with me and the
Drug business heretofore conducted under ths
name Of Geo. T. Light, will be continued undcI
the name and style0 OF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-02

The neNhrm take this opportunity 10 extend .
cordial and hospiiAble invitation TO every person
wishing anything IN the line of Pure Drugs, medi-
eines, &c, and guarantee satisfaction both In quail
ity aud price. LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08

IA. B. DRIESBACh
CARSON STREET.
CARSON Gill; ..........'.... Nt'AUA
who hoSssaLs and Retail
&C r OC e f & S
FLOUR AND FEED,
WINES. liQvoas. POTTER h ALE.
aardwn-s. Cutlery.
Farming Tools.
Tin and crsclsry Ware.
Powder and use,
, Wall Paper,
Doors and NfRas~A
Window Gi&sa.
window Blinds.
PAINTS, OILS AND vARMlsH
Paint aud araisia Brus,aes.
California Li,ne, Cement.
Plastsr Paris,
PlAsserers' Hair,
Glue and sSheisac,
ETC.. ETC.
eIws will at \! times rsssive from tAt.ons
/ GRAIN BCTTEs2, EGGS and GeIsrsl Pr7duce
MARaEr RATES.
sp?s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
WAGONS! WAGONS!

WAGONS! WAGONS!
.kkRiaka@ kaa@
Carson City studebaker
Wagon Depository.
"AVING RECEIVED THE AGENCY
III for the sale OF the celebrated Studebak
Wagons, avn now receiving wagons from the
above mauufactory, especially adapted 20 this
State, as they were innde from MODELS ana pat
terms sent to the manafac:ory By me- also
have . nHc lot Of
txpaEss AND lisHI sesixs WAaaKs
on hand Also Farm ana Road Wagons Of nv
own make. The shovo Wagons l guarantee to
sell a. low the same style OF WAGONS can De
ton of freight from Sacrani uto 10 Carson. 1
have Also Or hSui and fo- sale
ALL SIZES or CAST STEEL Axlts.
Some very nne Tares and ona-half neh Cast
Steel Axles for Logging PURPOSES Also, All
kii.Is 81
Hard - o0d Lumber,
Wagon Material.
Etc, Etc. Esc.
Alss. agent for .l,a celebrated
Sarver Fatent Wheels.
BS.ossmi.hius of AL kinds. Carriage Gensir.ns.
CSC. e,c.. ueat!G done.
Horse-shoeing a Speciality.
Rsv,ns pu-eh. .ss1 the risat to aac use Of the
esieorhte.
CooDEkouCE HORSE 3HCES,
New styls,. 1 call especial s,ssution Of horse
fsIriar- tue Eane.
HsviRs yusI ESTABLISHED 4 PAINT &Eap.
And employed a frst-cisss oa-inS", sign anc
ornamental Fsiatav, / invite specis1 attention
TO woTa prices, etc.
W. -. TORRGiSUS.
G r,,er rhiri and Car-nI streets. opposite the
ST Charlie. fictat; aud corner Telegraph and
Plaza sts opposite heyser Elrosis hsy yard.
Carson, Nay 8, lSjb.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08

r. r. HOFEK R. E. KELLY
KELLY & HOFER,
Stock and Money Brokers
oTlce IN County Buildings,
CARSON cIYY. EEv..
XEyYI.r. PURCHASE AND SELL
w suictiy OF commission
Mining Stocks
BONDS OF ALI. DESCRIPTION
And all suAer Securities dssh in at tie San
Frsaoiece Stock add Exchange Board.
Advances made on ap'
Proved Stock and other
Securities.
Le4lI Tenders Bought and Sole
Gorrsepondents in San Francisco:
Nessrs j. Il. LATHAM * CO.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-11-24
Why Americans Do Not Use Cheese.

1t is we'll known that the English, as a
people, use cheese habitualIy, while its use
by Americans in exceptional At the meet
ing of the American dairymen's association,
brother Wetherell of the Boston Cultivator,
explained why this is thus, as follows;
The English people, as claimed by Prof.
Stewart, are a cheese.eating people, while
the Americans are not. Why2 it was asked
The chairman, l.. Wetherell, replied that il
is largely attributable to the fact that our best
cheese is exported to England, as none Of
the lower qualities will pay for exporting, as
it is not wantCt in Liverpool or London mar
kets. In stocking our home markets with
poor cheese, such as the English people re-
fuse to traffic in, the Americans are becoming
more disinclined to buy and eat such ind-
gestibe stuff as is offered for sale by retail
in our home markets. This he deemed the
chief reason why, as stated by Prof, Stew
art, that the English are cheese eaters,
while the Americans are not. Offer our
people a soft, mild cheese, such as the stom-
ach can digest, and they, like their English
cousins, will become a cheese eating people.
But so long as they find hard, indigestible
article in market, such as requires a Ratchet
to cut it and then might serve to feed
ostriohes with, which swallow cut nails aud
stones to aid digestion, as reported by nat
uralists, Americans will wisely continue to
be a Notwithstanding people, aud they are
TO be commended for il.
We hope "the chairman" brother Weth'
erel does not blame the manufacturers and
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-11-24

ST1NGINEss IN FARMERs.-The charge fire..
quently brought against farmers that they
are close and even 'stingy, is shallow and
unjust. Those who mako it fail to consider
that the agricultural class can be prosperous
only by being frugal. Their calling fur
nishes no opportunities for tho speedy accu-
mutation Of large fortunes. Each increase
of the farmers capital is small one. And
yet those farmers who by prudence and hard
work have become wealthy, many of them,
fail To improve their manner Of life, and so
give coloring Of truth to the charge of
closeness
We do not say that all wealthy farmers
have this fault Fortunately they have not
Nor do we assert that the fault is peculiar
to farmers. Unfortunately it is one to
which all men, who in struggle with pow
erty have come out victorious, are prone
The habit of economy, like other habits, be-
comes more firmly fixed tho longer it is
practiced, and the desire to save, like other
desires is apt to become a passion. Hence
men have BEN compelled, in order TO pro.
vide for the future wants Of themselves and
families, to ecocomize aud save, frequently
come to look upon accumulation as the high
est aim in life, and the one most lraught
with pleasure. They forget that money Is
only means to something better, and that
one might as we'll remain poor as to use his
wealth only in getting more wealth.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-11-24
Ghe farm aud the Orange,
Ladies in the Grange.

We wish to say what every sensible man,
and particularly every quick witted lady
knows, that in all social matters woman is
and always must be supreme.
The home is hers, the social graces are
hers. The hall OF the grange ought to be
tho large and common home of all its mem
bers. 1t should be bright aud cheerful with
all the elements of a pleasant home. 1t is
the special work of the sisters of the order to
give the meeting place this character. II
the grange have q hall, however humble,
that is the place to be adorned and beauti-
fed with bright pictures, notices aud ban
ners.
1t is the place to make joyful with music
and happy with good cheer served up as the
wives and daughters Of good farmers can
serve harvest feast. Ia this work, the a.
dornment Of the room, the music, the feast.
ing and other entertainments the ladies must
take the chief labor as to them is due the
highest honor. In all this kind Of work they
must take the lead Let the ladies be
prompt in attending the meetings of the
grange and help to make it the common so.
cal gathering place Of the best people in the
neighborhood. The winter is the season Of
social life in the country and the grange
should be the center Of this life. Every
grange should have a committee of ladies tc
look after entertainments Of every kind Let
the men cooperate with them in this work
for advancing the interest and pleasure of the
meetings. by all means close "when the
labors of the day are completed" that al
| nnv ranch their hnmes i'm due snasnn.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-11-24
BIeeding'Rt the Lungs.

Putnam, Conn, March 20, 1862
Gentlomen-I avail myself Of this Op JOrtunity 10
say word In behalf OF Dr. WlSTAR's BALsAM OF
Wild CHERRY, which have made use of In my fam
lily for several years. and always with tho most bene
fetal results My wife being Of delicate habits has
always been troubled with hard dry, hacking cough
whenever taking a little cold, ani has empl Dyed va
rous specifics without obtaining any relief until pro-
vailed upon To test the virtues Of WIsTAR's BALsAH,
the effect Of which has been truly astonishing.
More than year since young man belonging In this
place was taken with Bleeding ut the Lungs in con.
nection with severe cough, aud was finally given
TO die by our best physicians and was evid eDt
to all that Consumption was claiming him victim
Learning these facts my wife sent him bottle Of the
Balsam, which he took and In due time to the gr eat
establishment Of his friends, at his accustomed
cupatOn snached, US II were, from the very jaws o
death. In many other have administered the
Basam TO the cOnsumptivo and always with the best
Of success. These statements are simple facts which
he vOuchsaied for at any time by calling inc at
my store. remain, yours truly
JoHN Il. DARLING.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-11-24

1t might do some good if the following
taken from an exchange, could be put in the
hands Of all farmers who do not read them
selves. aud who, in their ignorance, deny to
their children what, il given, would in many
cases keep them on the farm by imparting
variety and an interest to farm life How
is it with the farmers? Did one-half Of
them take an agricultural paper, so great
would be the demand for such literature,
that the present small and feeble papers Of
that class would be able to employ the best
talent in the land of scientific and practical
agriculture. A paper Of this class ought to
have one hundred thousand subscribers, con
tanning correct instruction in all the branch
es Of science pertaining to agriculture, as
well as their most approved practical appli-
cation to the higher development Of stock,
grains, and increased products of the soil
With such patronage it could be furnished
at greatly reduced rates, with largely in
creased amount and higher order in quail
ity Of the instruction so greatly needed
There are too many trashy papers taken and
read by farmers, such as the New York
Ledger, Saturday Night etc. And it is the
class Of people who take such papers who
are humbugged by every travelling swindIel
who may pass that way.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-11-24
Also try Wire Quilted Solos.

Extract from letter from Mrs. j. c. Aiirich,
WdussoH, Fulton Co., o. ar. p. Hall Co., Gentlo-
men,-Please send me one dozen bottles of your Slc
an Hair Remover Our bald and gray do not want Ia
DO out. My mother is living recommendation Of the
of the result Its from the Of the Remover. Being
almost seventy years old, and having worn wig over
thirty years, It miracle to those that have
known her SO long bald and what little hair she had
being perfectly white now her wig thrown aside, heI
hair grown out and a smooth glossy brown in glr
hood. Hoping you may long continue to pour blos
sings on tho heads Of the afflicted, | remain, your,
truly"
Such evidence, with the endorsement of the great
chemists Of Now England, DR.. A. A. Hayes and S
Dana Hayes should satisfy any one which Of the prep
Rrations produce tho best results
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-11-24

One good feature of the grange is that it
takes in the women. The Mlsons, Odd
Fellows, and clubs without number, have
ignored them altogether, have left them at
home night after night, till the women are
tired Of lodge night and club night, and
now here's one open door where tho wife
goes in side by side with the husband and
when grange night comes he daren't say,
am going to the grange meeting may be
cut late, and you had not better sit up for
me- Not bit OF it! He just says, it is
grange night see you are ready, and we
may as well 60 along, for it is best to be in
season. Aud when they get there, she feels
as if she had as much interes. in choice
fruit and fine stock and full crops as he has,
aud il she does have to work 'Lard, there is
something to work for. Then it is pleasant
to meet old friends and new faces, and feel
that a common interest binds them all to-
gether Why, keep man at home week in
and week out, with only the accustomed
faces around him, aud the grange would be
sure to find him prompt in attendance. And
the farmers wife gets tired, not of home, but
Of its unbroken care and labor, and is glad
Of an hours rest and change afforded by the
grange.-CO.O Operative Journal.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-11-24
II FeSC Facts ta BrieT.

The Of advertising, is limited in the Weekly
Journal To three coumn aud the nng 80 columns
filled with fresh matter each week
NJ other weekly paper published in New England gives
large amount OF reading, for the Weekly Journal is
hay reprint Of tn; matter Appearing in the daily, but Is
carefully edited aud in respects independent O any
other publication.
For four week the Weekly Journal is received
any postOlice in New England postage paid.
The Club rates give II claim to consideration which
fail u sud 1t the cheapnes5
lily desiring lrst-class weekly paper at low rate.
The fact that it hnds cardia supporters among the
and daughters Of New England who have been familiar
with the paper from childhood, indicates that like
friend, it we'll
The paper printed Wednesday evening Of each week and
is at mle thus reaching the rtmJtest postoje in
New England by Saturday mOraing
1t Is printed type aud the quality Of its typography
and paper have been much improved during the past
week
The Journal not weekly story pIpr but pa per
1t does not aim at sensiUnIsm, but seeks to be live,
readable paper in which The Old aud young alike ind
structve matter.
~ Specimen copies sent upon application Pos-masters
where requested agents. aud NUM-
with the office for terms,
~ No premiums gwen chrom1s offered, vari alton
from the published rates.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-11-24
SCiemIiGc Farmer,
CLUBBING WITH OTHER PAPERS.

The following publications will DO sent with the
VERMONT FARMER one year, Mt the prices named af-
tor each. Tho prices given include the postage on
both the Farmer and the paper dubbed with it, which
will be paid by the publishers. The conditions are,
that all arTearagos for the Farmer IL there arc any
shall be paid; aud that both papers be paid for
at the same time, but II is necessary that both
should DO sent to the same person, nor to the same
post office.
II papers or magazines not in this list wanted
write US aud We will ascertain what can furnish
them with the Farmer for, and answer you We claim
unsurpassed facilities for obtaining papers aud maya
zines at low rates, whom furnished with the Farmer.
zine with the Farmer
largo discount in price.
All risk Of transmitting the funds.
Tho cost of money order or registration
The trouble of writing one letter, and its postage.
Aud you insure correctness and dispatch.
Address, VERMONT FARMER,
st. JOhnsbury, W.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-11-24

The thousands of enconiums which Kendalps Elixir
Is receiving from all parts Of Vermont ought 10 bo sut
ioient guarantee offs superior quality medicine
for coughs, colds Group aud all lung aud throat din
cultes. The following extracts from letters from New
York state show that II l. successful wherever II Is
used. Mr. Nathan smith Of Gomstook, N, W. writes,
"My family think your (kondals) Elixir Is the host
cough medicine they over used. Please send me one
dozen bottles. am Keeping grocery store ana have
other cough medicine, but none as good as yours
Mr.. IL. II. Denton of NichOyle, N, Y, writes. II
don't know Of any whu has takon kondals EliNir hut
what has been greatly bonohtod, aud, as for myself
Il has done for me whot all other medloiHes have
aed 10 do for my lungs having had lung foyer twice
can recommend II 10 all who are thus afflicted" lf
Il Is always kept In the house aud used whom II ought
10 be IL will dollars, sickness aud In many cases
life ITSELF Sold by Druggists.