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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

The BENNINGTON MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.
This association has got to work and appearances
indicate that the affair will be successful in every
particular The association is now fully organ
lied, but the matter of building the monument
will not be considered until later in the wear
The Vermont Editors and Publishers Association
occupy one day with their annual reunion, to
which other editors associations will be invited
Hon L. p Walton, of Montpelier delivers an ad-
dress to the Editors Association Colonel j.
H. Walbridge, of North Bennington Commander,
leads all the Vermont soldiers of the rebellion
now living. They will hold biennial three days
encampment one day of the celebration being as
signed to them exclusively, The military of the
state have an annual muster Of eight days The
First Regiment, National Guard Of Vermont.
Colonel Theodore S, Peck, of Burlington, will per-
form escort duty during the entire celebration.
taking one day for n grand review, parade. ad-
dresses and speeches The Vermont Historical
Society day will probably be August 10th. The
special exercises Will relate to the recognition of
the year 1877 as the one hundredth of Vermont
existence as an independent state. The banouet
and illumin. ton will occupy the entire day and
evening of the 10th Of August. One day will he
taken for a sham fight on the battle ground of a
century ago six miles distant, in which the four
cannon captured from the British will be used
The Grand Army Of the Republic will doubtless
decide to hold their annual meeting here that
week. The fullest possible collection of relics Of
the Bennington battle and those connected with
early state events will be exhibited during the
entire celebration
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

Although have generally great objection patent
medicines can but say in justice DR. wsrAKs BAL
SAN OF WILD CHERRY. that 1t is remedy Of superior
for Pulmonary Diseases have made Of this prepai
on for several years and proved to be very reliable
and encaeous in the treatment
coughs know of patient, comfortable health
who has taken this remedy who but for s USE con-
slider, would not now be living.
Fvttous NJ n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

WEST IoPsHAM.-Ihe Freewi Baptist quarterly
meeting of last week was largely attended sew
eral ministers and delegates OF churches abroad
being present A Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
ciety was formed. There is to be a sociable at
Village Hall, on Thursday evening OF this week,
to which all are invited
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

BURNED TO DEATH.-A carload of potatoes at
Sherbrooke, j. @, was discovered to be on fire
the 18th, and when the fire was subdued it was
found tina. n man had persisted in the flames.
Part OF his body was burned to a crisp.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

BUTTER MARKET. St Adams butter mar
ket, Tuesday, was quiet, with light receipts.
Winter made butter sold at from twenty to twenty
i've cents per pound and fall butter at thirty-two
cents with higher price paid for choice selections.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

BARRE.-The ladies Of the Universalist society
of this town will hold their annual festival in the
vestry Of their church, on Thursday evening of
this week. They cordially invite everybody, and
promise them plenty to eat and good social time.
Tickets fifty cents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

GRAND ARMY.-The annual encampment Of the
Department of Vermont, Grand Army Of the Re-
public, meets inI Burlington to-day wednesday,.
The encampment opens at Grand Army Hall, at
ten o'clock, A. NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

lin, will lecture at the Baptist church, at Shady
Rill, in Middlesex, on Thursday February LIST, at
half-past six o'clock, p. NJ. Subject "The man
ners and customs of the English people"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

ENTERPRisING.-'rhe Central Vermont railroad
have decided to lay the entire line with steel
rails next spring, and live thousand tons have
been ordered. This will render the road as COM
Portable and safe as any road can be.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24
RUSSELL sTRAw's ESTATE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the hunobls
Probate Court for the District Of Washington
en-, 70 receive examine and adjust l claims and dtinsns
Of all persons against the estate OF Russell late
uf Waterbury. said district deceased all claims ca
hbiied In Offset thereto, hereby give that N meet
Tor the purposes Aforesaid, at the shop George Lease
In Waterbury, the 81 day of March and 81 day OF ny
next from ten O'Clock, A. until four O'Clock, r. N each
VI said days and that months the 81 DAY uf Jnuu-
AIRY, A. D. lsl, Is the time limited by said Court Tor said
allowance.
Dated nj Waterbury, This 81 d,y OF January A. D. ISL
$50 A. D. REMiNGroN ComrnissonerS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

The Rutland Globe says that H. II. How, a
job printer of Chester, left for parts unknown
some time during last Friday night How was
owing number of bills, and among them one for
board, and his landady took the precaution to
remove the keys from the doors, but to no pur-
pose, as How let his trunk out of second-story
window by means of a rope, and then jumped out
himself Where there's will there's a way
Gaveln, the Weathersfed murderer, who at
tempted to commit suicide, still lives and ON the
whole is improving, but very penitent and anxious
to live and says he has recollection OF attempt
ing suicide 1t seems that he cut his throat with
dinner knife, which he retained and sharpened
for the purpose, and which was found covered
with blood secreted in his bed Quite re-
ligious revival is prevailing in South Reading.
Meetings have been held by Rev Mr. Beeman,
the presiding elder of this district, assisted by
others from neighboring towns Mr. aud Mrs
Isaac $. Shepard, of Royalton, ON recent even
ing celebrated their golden wedding. Mr.. Shep-
ard is in his seyenty-ffth year, and his wife in
her seventy-fourth Four persons were present
who witnessed the marriage fifty years ago
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

ORASGE-There is much excitement in Orange
concerning diphtheria. Over thirty cases have
been reported and number of deaths have re-
suited
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

MAD RIVER VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The Mad River Valley Agricultural Society will
hold its annual fair on Tuesday and Wednesday,
September 18th and 10Th, 1877.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

EAST BEruEL-Amos Greene, of this place,
came near losing his life on the afternoon of the
18th instant by the falling of shed laden with
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

BANK ExAMfNATfoS.-G Geo. W. Grandey,
the National Bank examiner for Vermont, has
commenced his annual examination of the banks
Of the state
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24
legal 3lafnes
JoHN IL. RICHARDSON'S ESTATE.

UOHN III. RICHARDSON'S ESTATE.
~ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the honor
able Probate Court for the District Washington com
mssioners, to receive, examine and adjust all claims aud
demands Of all persons against the estate OF John Rich
ardson, late of Nortihed, in said District deease and all
cains eNhihtedtn Offset thereto hereby
will meet Cor the purposes aforesaid. Mt the DIV enr-hnuse
" Kelsey richardson, in Northdeld the 18th DIS vi
February and Hth day Of July neat from O'Clock NJ
nnl four o'clock, r. N, ga Il OF said days, and that
months from the sih day Of Jauudfy. A. D. 1871
limited by said Court said creditors present their
claims 70 us for esamna ion aud allowance.
Dated at Northued, his 1874 ia. CO., January, A. D. ls1I.
66-6s JC.GAiLtp. Commissioner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24
1larriaaes.

Marriages and Deaths inserted traits. Obituayu
Notices, fire cents per line, Invariably.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

A BRNrrLEBoRo correspondent thus dscourses
on the improvements in the insane asylum: "The
inmates average four hundred and seventy-five.
The new system Of heating by steam, both through
radiators and ventilators, keeps all the wards at
temperature Of about seventy degrees in the
coolest weather. Besides the additions of sitting
rooms in all the wards, and of reading-rooms for
the least affected patients there il Improvement
in small details. The inside walls are being
painted. About half of the patients are able to
attend Sunday services, conducted by the Brattle-
boro clergymen, who often remark the decorum
OF the audience. Business in Putney Is Mt a
stand-still. The wooden factory machinery is all
removed, and nothing done at the upper paper
mills, or chair-shop, and but little grinding at the
grist-mill. DR. II T. Whitney, formerly assist
ant at the Bratteboro insane asylum, sails for
foochow, China, next month, as missionary ply
stefan OF the American Board. Here il n Brat
tleboro invention: Mrs. Augusta Schuster, wife of
Professor Charles Schuster, OF Battleboro, has
invented and patented life-preserver made from
white birch bark. 1t il made the required thick
ness by layers Of the bark stitched together and
arranged with cylinders underneath, so that 1t
will not careen and Brighten the wearer. who is
'""PeHeu 10 keep an upright position IN the
water. person wearing it has the free use Of
his hands, and while looking after his own rreser-
walton can save two children at the same time
.'' Professor Cressy's recent lectures on Vet
Urinary Science" in Brattleboro attracted very
intelligent and deeply interested audiences. and
the lecturer showed much practical familiarity
with his subject. These lectures are furnished
by the University Of Vermont and State Agricul-
tural College; are free to ALL and can hardly fail
to result in much good.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

Professor Perkins gave very interesting paper
on Parasites in animals" lie said he should
contne himself to some of the internal parasites
of the COW and sheep. He proceeded to describe
the npeworms These appear in the flesh of the
swine, producing measely pork, and are conveyed
to other animals and to men, and produce fatal
diseases such as staggers, water-brain and grub
in the head of sheep Dogs which feed on the
diseased heaGs OF sheep become infested The
tapeworm is constantly producing eggs by the
million, and these are disseminated by the dogs
Other parasites are the hydatids, producing
tumors in cattle and in men; bladder worms
found in sheep the tnkes, which causes the
water-rot-millions of sheep have died in England
from this disease-and the strongilus which clogs
the lungs especially of young animals, with
punches of small worms and cause death As
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-24

Hos. GEORGE n. DALE, of Island Pond, has
been delivering lectures on temperance in Orleans
county A clothes-line swindler has been oper-
ating in the vicinity of Albany, and has cheated
two or three men out of about one hundred dol.
lars each
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
All kinds Of tin work done
to order with ncatncss and
dispatch. g.u


NJ A snt'artsy. plaintiff. w. Johan-
na bssinn4 John l,e,lnr, Mar. Callahan,
three hroihota Lnnsllin, v ,osu haars
mud Residences nre unknown. Il three riH.
tiers III Patrick l.nnghlin deceased,
wlusa names md residences hrn IN
known. defendants.
IL ths u efrndanis above namel
You nre hereby notified lhnl there II
IN lle III ll,r office u tAs llrfk u The ilr.
cult Court. In md fur the cunnsy ol How
nri, Atatp ~ ipNa, II petition pftlin Flain'
iitr above na mel, claiming 81 y.n thai III.
title be quoted IN against son u ihe iullna
Ing described nsni property situated ~
Howard county, Iowa, tp.~il
I.o,s No. eleven tll lairl twelve fl.1 In
block No. thirty .sis I'D In thu town ii
araspu. Iowa. t,.id property bsiDNsad IL
the time VI his death 10 Patrick LanRLlin,
deceased, who died about Scpt ~, ts1D
having iirsi executed his Inst Will and ies.
,a,neni wherein, h. belseasheI aaid rem
estate 10 The nm and CERTAIN perr pnal
property 10 ths above namol Defsnda nts
THAT tllr naines anil residences VI ih'
three LroiherA md three ris. err of said ,lc
ceased nrs unknown 10 PIN, liz having
mnde diligcnt search md inquiry for thsm
Said will waH duly admitted to probate a
tho NV term 1870 of tl,e Circuit Gonr
II Town. III and for Howard county. nnt
since ms been destroyed hy lire with NJ
tlr records thereof The above named nnd
mentioned defendants ara Tie heirs Of nal /
deceased hnd ~ such nrt interested In sal,
will and said petition n~ks TINT tho iItls
10 sail premises he 1niri.d In fialn
tin ~ against them mud that The record q
said Will DO reinsintsd aud restored, aid
thnt Plaintiff ~ executor " sHld Will b,
instructed IN T. his i0tiss aud rermlitsd 4
enrry ostt the provisions u Hail Viii nn'tul
The order of tho Court,
And TINT unless you appear ihersto AM
defend before noon u the second day .
the nsat tern, Of the said court appointed
10 b. held III tho Court House III nal,
County. commencing On tho 18th day D
June. 1877. your default Will bs snteret
and n Judgment rendered against 20.
thereon, VI accordance with Tho prayer =
said petition.
r. & MCCARTHY.
cnlG Atty for TN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

fAss Hgat4ei III ii8s It. '
t iM. 40 Wtt faa Ff# 49,
III WIFI sts Us tHHs l#sHA sR 81.
sAaE 8at IA 81 taNss 49,
gAs 49, vn \ $500 HfsH
ssras.sl wiAs tlas vetsiA hast ltai1
III ii ts,ls tEsH hHl 40 rHNritMetf
ssaeAsfs4s 1 ~ pat tF flsA I'll hi
lWae A4NA Wsast4 W.T. efsfsrss Hs VIZ iift
nfs as, tins Nstl ssW NttrA If
tf448k stNs. 0tfsN II Ffa sasia ! 81
6t4st.As iii II t1sta taHsis nfl fHafh -
ahs 4sgts Aa ~ flights lstk Hisi
IA tn stie Mfni 49, II fHTAatl IL
tstttl. III ~ lmlh vsfil,l u ttisls II
III ktts atuif Iptpteat 1iFHf tiif3Att
IA Aasns al ~ Fsllnw
ILL., simple lhtaitsi rHli " IL
tatals uss luasfsi# HlttntlN l*Ftftte. @iv'
lsnlsn
Hlm,, lnlsp i rail u, tn TUX :
au l.nslh netta HlifnslN Nistn ileHt,
*att sinaii
lesai nina.fi ulsends InlA W IT,
hanIs Ill simple iflsersl, ttias3%a
ssa, Witch II inntn lliHn Hsit g,htfft
~ unt rs.a,,lt laina,tl 'irl'.
Nj tfsfslsfHHI 1H1t1fNss tfP - H3t848
nnta,l,,t Ia snls.st,s .slal. IL nsHiis
upe. shit,i nmt IN, asni pthlls flrht
/ Hml sh government usiiiusi ~
ls1h liz additional Interest thHi
vutst,l iaun lnil tn. lannhs ~ riiNl,h
lnirrtst. WOULD have iasn saSl,fsl'
|psu.
lhc compound interest pabl III,
hanks un lin lnnk itnfr#. ahI ~
their amount IN lpnis, Wuttl'l has,
lile.u 4T5~. osa .Sii tnakIin Il total
nn,auui, ilat would hnst l..n rnis!
them hua w. resumed III 1910, ~ ~.
aT1 i~li if,2.
n liz uuseinIurth Mrir Ia ir~siills
areplr payments nnN. ny converting,
] Nil ~ rr..Iinrkn Into lnn,I- nil''
bnnknn,.r. it,e people will ~, tn.
banks. by tile arrangement, " siiii'
lie interest fnr thirty years h,Iul,'
100. 2ssl. AZ compound Interest III
,hiri. yentr, t.iMi.iia,,ain.
Reckoning nlini Tho reorl, IN,
4 ihp hnnkH Iii thirty srni~ ~ bo'li'
ag.l bunk notes, uinl Tor ~. pi'f
,liasr ~ silver 81 redeem finetiuiin
Irurienry. II would amount ~ simple
| Interest a. STANDARDIZATION. AZ roln
ponri interest s7.2.3.O'W,h2i,
By keeping nrrsnhnekn ~ ~. ~
,innnl currency. this money would "
saved Mn, retained nlnnnr the ,.o
| pie. u. l.. Miller u New York
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
THE STATE or IOWA,
Harvard County

THE hTATE VI tUWA,
Howard County.
In tho ptssric, Court of Howard County,
ktate of Town
nv virtue ofn special Execution Issued
from the office ofthc Clerk III tie District
sour, or Howard County State Of Iowa. In
favor ~ The First National Bank y Nc.
uregor. Town, AMI against II II. licers,
~ (. Trask aud Jauu- Manilsray, dated
May 10Th A. u. 1877. aud u mr.
directed commanding me tlat oi the poo IL
eLa,,.i*. stock " Interest In any company,
,ieh,s due. property III iha hanl- ~ third
persons. laiids md tenemsnts (which afe
te, exempt by Inv from eseen,ion) u the
sniI II II Beers, NJ u II d unI Ja,ner
Mejilsrny. make ~ oa,,se ~ ba made the
rum III seven hundred mud four dollars
md " cents a.ht anti forsy.hse doIlar-
Attorney ne, with interest mud eorts.
have levied upon The following ilesrribel
feni estate, lying anl being situated Ia llie
County IF Howard nni state 81 Town,
namely
ILe Northwest quarter Ut scctInn No.
seventeen ~ In township No. mr. hun.
slrcd liO0l range NJ. fourlrcn Ill West
IT the hih T.. N
And hereby rive public notice TINT !
hHHli HHtsf tVF AhtH ~ punt Vuts1JtW b'a
! court House door In eresen. County a
| Howard md ktnte NJ Town IN
Monday. June 18th, lh77.
between tile hours OF . o'clock III. nsd 1
o'clock d, N. o. said day, .ale 10 com
/ ,nrnrr III tho hour ~ l o'clock Il, ~. vi
saIl dry. md Will vii 70 ihr highest and
hest bidder therefor IN eusli the ahpse des
criLcd property, " sufficient Hereof %
saiihiy thu above debt With interest NJ.
/ t6hi.
Dated this cist lay Of May. 1871
Il. L., THOMPSON,
3i.c sheriff ~ Howard to, Iowa,
| Printers fee ~ 30.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
TINE IOWA
Life Insurance Co.,
rH prrIcl X cokuls, Ii.
CAPITAL 100, 900.
Tharter b l.a,y and HcneraJle

This company Win organized ~
supply II ur.nt nnd growing want.
Tn high rates charged ~ III. lnsnr.
nnee companies nuke II impossible
nr next IL impossible FIR many good
mon 10 mike the desired provision
for their families. And n " IN IN.
slinrf implanted In essiy true nun
- drslfe - provide for those who
nrr dependent upon him. liz desires
ihai his wife md children should not
only hnsr I'll. comforts Of life while
h. IA with them, Int utter h. hns
uunc. "A good man l,'uyrih nii inner
llnnrr." The snrieht md sursst way
fl .I0 this Ii 10 become u member ~
this company. II Will not rort NOR,
than ons.ihii,i ~ much 10 secure 4
benefit III twenty-five hundred dol.
lars In this company ~ u Wosild ~
lukr TINT amount ~ life Insurance
III my regular pld lin. llfc Insurance
company, and II II equally safe.
VIII the members pny their n~so~s.
mrnt2 Will tlless snlnli amounts III
eolI.cself The Town life II nov III
III fourth ycnf III bnflnr#a. Il lnr III.
H,id r2Gl policies ~ ~ tinlr. u las
pni.l all II lunsru which have been
light. mil today II Ii one 81 the
-pllnd.'st and clunreai companies
known. There mr. #rsafnl If ihrur-
nntr companies organized ~ Il plan
similar ihai Hfr RiaIi .,lsasssras.
The Prudential Assurance Company
III England. one III Tho Oiieni, lnrEr-t
md most successful life iitltnte.
companies III tllr world, Ii having IL.
e,i.h over !. itt.DOO policies - nlhi
thy Gull tl,s industrial plnn, the
payments III some casss being pHI3
plr penny aiiI never Larger illnn sis
prn.,. and thin company collecting
r.lrh riuiilI aA~.saIi,. ills b. the RIAId
sri slient III u iIis 10Th century, Tho
STATE Auditors report shows Int tn
LOVE- life II reliable AMI Differed ~
men III honor nnd responsibility.
ANY one Lcaltinr ~ anvil thsii@rlsrA
IL iLe advantages " tl.ls company
~ wishing my explanation upon M.
point Will n.idreas tie district agent.
\. 81. MAsnN. Gir.rD. Iowa, for north.
.rn anil northeastern Town. OiIlca
With s,lvne K III. Laila.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

Qunck refotmers like Esnttv. 1T.
iendnficr, butler nld kt.rnn, WIZ
served ~ Tlldrn'a Nnulrirn! K'ip,nn
CDmmisuI0n, attribute til rN'rnsn.
gnnee and pInnd.1inR which laH
marked liz public bn.ine<r ~ liz
inst fifteen III TWENTY trufs ~ Ill
fact That thef, Il 10 fetifit'ian 10
aufIraHc. The arlrtoefniie gentle
ncn above mentioned evidently nIr
ignorant ~ TIN fIct That ilir nlnAArr
hnL very little ~ III with ils Rl9nii
~ operations ~ ths fiupa Hni .llJ,.a,
and were lnw.tif.s VI sh'rk il0
WASTE ID publ" iHpnry. 1hn mn
composing ilie.e ting WIZ lhsafi,
ably men III reputation. wealth mud
intelligence. nnl lik. Eynris and liz
associate sBpl,r. frpNnsI upon liz
masses. A. the sequel elbows, siut
were nevertheless obl.'ts mud piuuI.
rrrra, and husr LIT Il hnfsl'n Which
the producing eiHnsst intst lsl,f,
Eight year, HRD liz prnple ~ Hin.
uIs vpird vi rxprnd t'j.aat,sttN WI lie
erection III ii new stntr House.. with
N constitutional provision thai III.
cost should nni exceed tn nl,pss'
amount, 1hn Nosafnof s.l.eird.
With the consent III the t.nat'. u
Hoard ~ Commissioners ~ siipff.
wise ihr Wink. AMI Tho prsfH unnilit
mourIy Sustained ihr selertisns. The
MsiaDris we're all Msi, ~ wealth III
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

Tin election ~ Judge Willard ia
thu Chief IusiirssNhip III south Caro-.
linn. In til Legislature IN Columbia,
recently, II triumph ~ Nnd'
Hampton aver the iitr uaitra. VII.
lnr.l II hutl nhie nnd honest, nni u
conservative enough w Htlit MI inrn
who lunk for legal not partisan. ~.
t.rprriuilans ~ tie Inv. There IL
40 lu,.,t II TIN retirement " rnlnir'l
Justice Wright hs lniren, hl'rit, nn'|
thus iho Legislature will hive I've
mere snennclra ~ MI. Thorough
going Democrats Will IT, elected. ~
thni there III M frnr TINT ihr wolk ~
The party Will b. inier',ied with. 81
lnns a. Wn,lc Hampton lenls th,
sSpnili Carolina Democracy There vii
bc 10 renetionnry legislation.
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I'll. lnron,foyrf,ibln testiman. Offer.
I'll hy illnsr Who haze used ~.
pi.l.r's fnvoritr Prescription in.
,IIcri the doctor ~ sell II under Il
positive guarantee. Man, ladies'
have rnfruIncd from usillg II oil ~.
count " ii general feeling VI pr.Iu.
dice against advertised medicines,
Let No nsk n question. Arr yu,,
prejuiicsA against sewing machines
because yUn have rnei, them Havrr.
tisnIp or can you doubt tltr inpetnl.
ily and kill required In their ltty"n
4 iInnY Again. would yuil rrf,lrr ~ In.
sure your lio,se because the ppinpn-
uy advertised TINT II luli phi, NIL.
lions Ia LOSSES, nnh y.i hull u eapltnl
u several millions? DD 4nrh ndynr,
tis.inehts shake your confidence, md
Great. pr.jndiceA2 Then why tef'laf
IL credit ihr testimony III iho~e Mltf
have found tho fnyori'r Prescription
IN liz ut. Tint Ii ,sluiusd for II In over
coming lhaFr ailments peculiar e
your AasP Willy submit r. tlln TIE "
harah mil perhaps eails'ie trout
inrni. thu nvgIasallnv YOUR niilli,.
d,. WHEN relief guaranteed. nnd 4
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