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The Cecil Whig., 1877-12-01
BUBBLES.

The age in which we live-Carnage.
Best thing with which to open dead
lock.-A skeleton key.
One of the greatest wonders in this
world is what becomes of all the smart
children,
"A handkerchief Irritation is a very sim
pie thing. 1t only requires two fools and
two handkerchiefs.
She was Irish, and sweet seventeen.
beg from door to door"
If man reap whatsoever he soweth,
what harvest of coats and breeches the
tailors will have one of these days
AT a cattle-show Gentlemen, with
solemnty-" Miss Florence, do you love
beasts?' Lady, with vivacity-"Am l to
consider that as a proposal?'
silk stockings. with lace medallions
covering the instep, are $50 pair" re-
marks fashion note. And yet people
wonder why so many editors remain single.
Two writers were quarreling. "Your
articles are the laughing stock of the town .
"The time will come when yours will be. -
"When?" "When somebody reads them
Was it beer or sorrow that made a man
who had just washed his face at hydrant
calculate: 'Selover hotel, where they
don't give yer any towel, or comb and
brush"
-s'Six feet in his bootsr' exclaimed Mrs
Partington, 'what will the impudence OF
this world come to, | wonder. Why, they
might as we'll tell me the man had six heads
in his hat
Faith is sometimes personified as a
drenched female clinging to a sea washed
rock; but better personification would be
bald headed m an buying bottle of pat
tent hair restorer.'
-''It is impossible" remarked a lover to
his sweet heart, "for me to spell Cupid"
why so ~ she innocently inquired.
L
to G II, can 60 no further
"A little boy, coming home from church
where he had seen person performing on
an organ, said to his mother: "Oh, mann.
my, wished you had been to church to
day, to see the fun; man was pumping
music out of an old cupboard
The architect who discovers a plan
whereby a double house may be built SO
that you can hear all that is said next door
without the people being able to hear Il
word uttered on your side, will have nc
reason to complain of stagnation in business
-"Ma, " said thoughtful boy, Il don t
think Solomon was so rich as they say he
was.' "Why, my dear, what could have
put til at into your head?" "Why,.the Bible
says he slept with his fathers and think
if he had been so rich, he would have had
bed of his own"
"A clergyman observing poor man by
the roadside breaking stones, and kneeling
to get at his work better, made the remark
"Ah, John, wish could break the stony
hearts of my hearers as easily as you are
breaking these stones" "Perhaps, master,
you do not work on your knees" was the
reply.
"A widower who attended church ofwhich
liberal Christian was the pastor, scandal
lied the congregation last Sunday. at is
possible" said the dominic, 'that through.
the infinite mercy of the Lord, Brigham
Young has been admitted into heaven"
Il object" put in the widower-I have a
wife there"
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but as far as the punishment of Robert l..

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Is Miss: A word in your ear. The next
afternoon that you saunter out buy box
of GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR. That ad-
those pimples which detract so much from
your beauty. Sold by all Druggists.
Thare is Youth in every bottle of Hills
Hair Dye. 20.
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but as far as the punishment of Robert l..
Case is concerned it matters very little
whether the sentence shall be passed on
him or not. If his prison doors were OPEN
ed tomorrow his freedom would avail him
but little
1t is a terrible necessity which forces on
society the duty of making an example Of
such man, but it is necessity that the
crime of careless and habitual perjury be
wiped out of our community now and for
ever. The public has no idea to what ex-
tent this evil has prevailed. Officers of
banks and insurance companies have made
perjury part of their banking and insur-
ance business, calculating the value of
false oath as You calculate on the price of
stocks or the rise and fall of mercantile
produce. If the evil were confined exclu-
sively to themselves it would be matter
of small moment but on their false repre-
sentations the patrimony of the widow and
orphan has been lost, and suffering and
destitution untold been the consequence to
thousands and thousands.
There are women and children in this
city to-day by hundreds, in the extreme of
poverty and destitution, with starvation
staring them in the face, whose fortunes
have been squandered by these periured
Pharisees, men who have been regarded
as financial oracles, and the staDchest pill
lars and supports of orthodox churches and
of charitable and missionary associations.
Robert l.. Case may himself have been
dupe, and never have realized the extent of
his crime, but it is for this criminal negl-
gence that society holds him responsible
now that the prison door is about to close
upon him, and the brand of felon is to be
stamped upon his brow. Though our
hearts may bleed for his terrible punish
ment, and our souls be wrung with anguish
for his agonized and suffering family, we
are compelled to acknowledge the right
eousness of the decree, "Let justice be
done, though the heavens fallr'
On Monday of last week, an unfortunate
girl in Brooklyn, only sixteen years of age,
threw off her weary load of life in the
Cemetery of Evergreens on the grave of
her dead mother. Betrayed and deserted,
she found no friendly hand stretched forth
to save her. The gambler, the thief, the
murderer and the drunkard. all nave hosts
of friends, but she found no one to aid her
and so she died.
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NOTICE.

A IL THOSE INDEBTED TO THE
N late firm of p w. johnson & Co,
II they wish to save themselves any
extra expense, are requested TO call
at once and settle with the undersigned.
Il. REINHART.
winnemucca. May II. 1877. 2w
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YByHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
A to inform the public that he now
prepared with the most approved machinery,
to sink Artesian Wells in any part of the State
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
ject address to Cahoon X Palmer, Battle
Mountain. will receive prompt attention.
s. l. CAHOON
Battle Mountain, October 3. 1876. tt
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-09-26
Letter IRON MisssaFi.

BUcKLiN, Mo-, Sept. 10, 1871.
Please accept this order for two dollars
and excuse me for not sending it sooner,
and please to continue to send me the
Hartford HERALD. Ny old friend,
that gives me all the news Of
my old Kentucky home. Tell your sub
scribers that our prospects are good
for "hog and hominy" for another year.
We have the finest crops of tobacco in
Missouri, that were ever raised here be-
fore, about one-half Of which is cut.
There will be corn enough raised here
this year to do Missouri two years. Our
cattle, horses and mules are fine and fat
on the range and fine mast
There was q fire in New Cambria, Ma
con county, eight miles east of Bucklin.
on the H. and st. Joseph Railroad, Tues
day night last, burning the most business
portion OF the town. have not heard
the amount of the loss.
A boy sixteen years old was sent to
the Penitentiary from this place. last
week, for stealing.
Our town is in a hourishing condition.
more improvements going on than has
been for several years.
Our respects to all old friends, and in
particular, 10 the HERALD.
". F. ARBUCKLE
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Obituary.

Dled-In Hancock county, KY, near
the Ohio county line. Sept. 10th, 1877, OF
consumption, Alfred II. Nevill. in the
ffy-seventh year Of his age.
Brother Neyill WAS born in Shelby
county, on the 18th OF July, 1921. In
the year 1876 he joined the United Bap-
list Church, at Christianburgh, Shelby
county. and lived devoted Christian un-
til death. In the year lS47 he was mar
ried to Miss Louisa Baker. In the year
1874 he moved to Daviess county, where
he lived till March 10Th, 1871. when be
moved to Hancock county where he died.
10 1870 be joined the Order Of Odd Fell
lows at Lswisport, Hancock county.
Owing to the distance, thirty miles, the
Lodge could not pay their brother their
last tributes Of respect. he said he vas
willing to die that he had respected the
Law Of God aud his country. had always
dealt honest with his fellow-mortals, and
had nothing TO fear. He then took leave
Of his faithful vile and TO bis children be
gave them, separately. his parting in
structions, wishing them to live as he
had, an honor to their God and country.
His funeral sermon was preached at his
house, September 18th, by the Rev. Chas.
B. Phillips, after services, his remains
were taken to the graveyard on the farm
known as the Elijah Smith farm, near
Fordsville. Ohio county. and inferred near
his sister. Mrs. Amelia Truman, wife Of
the late E. A. Truman.
Tossed no more on life's rough billow.
All the storms OF sorrow fed
Death hath found quiet pillow
For the faithful Christians friend
FORBES.
lShelby Sentinel please copy.1
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coNcLUDRD NEXT WEEK. I
Letter From Indiana.

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, IsD., Sept 10, 1877.
Charlottesville is situated on the waters
of Sugar creek, forty-iour miles from the
State Capitol, and is the county seat Of
Montgomery county. Our rail road Ia
cllitiss are good, having three roads
through the city. The population is e.
timated at 1000. The city is well i'm
proved in most every way. and surrounds
81 bv rood farming lands, prairies on the
north, and timber on the south. Our
public schools are Of the very best, be-
sides the Wabash Male College, which is
known to be one Of the best institutions
Of its class in the West The College
.ill open on the IL inst. with some three
hundred students, entire capacity for
from 400 TO 500 students. There sre
preparations being made to enlarge the
building this Fall The compass con-
tains twenty acres Of forest trees Of large
size. The ground is thickly set with
blue grass, and provided with gravel
walks, making . very desirable place of
re.ort in the hot summer. CrawGords-
vile has many other advantages.
Morton still lives.
The corn in this county is good.
Wheat averages about nineteen BUSH
els TO the acre in tbs county.
Charley Fraley brought 70 town . sPe-
cimen Of Early Rose potatoes from half
acre-pa.ch. which yielded about one
hundred bushels. The specimens will
measure from six to eight and onehalf
inches in length, lean Old Kentucky beat
that
The fruit prospects in this country this
Fall is not very fattering. The apple
crop is hardly sufficient to supply homs
demand. Peaches are almost total
failure, while OF grapes, We have about
half an average crop Mr.. Geo. Hutton,
who has one Of the largest vineyards in
the county, on which he has sometimes
raised four tons Of grapes. says be will
rot have two tons tqis year, but what he
has are very nice, however.
DR.. j. B. Wsssen. Of Lexington. KY.
delivered lecture on the Holy Land,
last Tuesday night, at Center church, se-
cording to previous announcement Mr..
Wassen is an interesting talker, He eI-
hibited q number OF interesting rslics
from the East. among which we're some
dead sea ample, "sssT mum su1 0OIos"
and Dead sea, the latter has twenty-six
per cent Of saline matter. and some beau
tiful shells. which he had picked up on
the shores Of the Red sea. and other Gu
riosities engraved, which he had OBJ
tanned at Nazareth and Bethlehem. He
concluded with an interesting statement,
relative to the foundations of Solomon's
temple which has recently been uncoy-
cred. Mrr
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-09-26
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon James etusrt, Judge, 0vensboro.
A. L. Morton, Clerk, Hartford.
n.R. Msrrsll, Master Commissioner. Hartford.
Z. W. PkiIIips, sheriff, Hartford. Dsputies-
CIV Burger, Hartford. S 2 Taylor, Beaver
pan, u Cooper, FOrdsyiile, L Falke-sOn,
Hsgg'. FHlls.
Court begins second Mondays in May and
November, and continues three weeks each
term.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Hen IA Murray, judge, clOverpOrt.
nsn Joseph uAyeran, attorney, Owensboro-
y L wise, taller, Hartford.
cssrt begius on drst Mondays in April aud
October aud costumes twe weeks each term.
COUNTY COURT.
Hoa. W. y. Gregory. Judge, Hartford.
Cart. Sam. X. Cox, CLERK, Hartford.
J. san4Srfur, Attorney, Hartford.
c0srt begins on the bret Monday To every
QuARTERLy COURT.
BesiasO tn. ard Mondays in Janusry,APril'
July ssa October.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
Begins on the srst Mondays January and
October.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS.
4 J.. Leach, Assessor, Cromwell.
a. Saith Fitahugh, Surveyor. Sulphur Syringe.
hes. d. Boswell, Coroner, Sulphur Springs.
EP, Rowe, School Con missioner, Hartford.
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VOL. 3.
ROMANCE OF LOVE.
ny ,. ,. c.

You boys and girls Of Pigeon ROOst,
Come list 10 me awhile,
I'il sing to you a verse or two
ConceruisgA young gentleman,
In Rosine he does board
For his age, will refer you
To the family record. .s I
II was on Sunday evening,
His girl he won't 10 see;
And when be did return again,
Those words he said to me:
any case il Is q hopeless one
III leave this country,
For since my love has proven fAise,
No pleasure here See.
aIf I could reach that mystic shore,
Where troubles all do cad;
Or get out to the Wild Black Hills,
NY fortunes might mend.
Nv youthful hopes are blasted,
NV heart Is rsetsd With pain;
I'll hid farewell to Rosiae,
And ne'er return again"
3Sinoe NV true love has Tilted ne,
I'll roam this vide world Ger,
And 20 Ohio county
III return no more.
Upon the soil lov'd 60 dsar,
never more shall stand.
Dear partner, II you hear Of me,
I'll be In some far on land"
cGood bye % says I, cold fellow,
May good fortune you attend,
And whom that yos get settled
A letter 70 me send"
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myself took an interest in the ladies', and
W. soon, by mutual consent, constituted
q glee club, which furnished entertain
ment tor the rest Of the crowd and the
railroad conductors, porters, &c. We
sang from the "Swanee River" to the end
ofthe list OF comic, serenade. and sacred
song.
ICoNcLUpRD NRxr wkRK1
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GEO. C. WEDDING, :
Attorney and CsunseIsr at Law,
AND U. s. COMMISSIONER
HARTFORD, KY.

viii attend to sll business eon6ded to
his care in the inferior and superior courts
Of the Commonwealth.
- Ofies opposite Court House near
the Post Ofice. n40-ly.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
DIRECTORY
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Bsptist-bayo services hrst Sunday and
o sad.y night in every month and Saturday
nifht preceding. W. Z. Bennett, pastor.
N. 4. Church South-Seryices third Sun
day in every month. W. W. Cook, paster.
Union Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing at half past eight o'clock.
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G. W. PRIEST, n. D., D. D. s.
DEMfEsF,
Iss FIN street
LOUISVILLE, KY.

Practitioner Of Dentistry in oil iis de-
partments. The prettiest sets Of Arnd-
cial teeth at Ten and Twelve Dollars per
set. Extracting teeth 50 esnts. Large 70
ducsioa nom old prices in filing.
n3S>ly
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A Ist Of the ConstAblcs Of Ohio County an
their Post 0hee address:
cGxtt DIsrsIcT-xo. !.
Wv EEeIl, ROsise.
cool srEISGs DIsrRIcr-xO. 2.
Isaac Brspn, ROckport-
cEATtKrowS DtsTRicr-So. J.
n Cashier, Cerslvo-
BELLs sroRs DIsrRIcr-xe.
hi CHM, Buford.
FoRDsvnLG pIsrsIcT-So' ..
10 I Harder, FOrdsviile.
ELLIE DIsTucT-So. ..
uAtrPoRD DIsTRIcT-KO.
WI Nsddox, Beaver Dam.
czoHwKLL pIsTEIcr-Eo.
4 q Hodge, Cromwell.
HAKvFUED DIsTRIcr-SO. ..
A. c. BlliI, Hartford.
sULrsUk srRISss DIsrEIcr-So. 10.
z. !. Kerry
ELEILETr's DIsTEIcr-so. IL.
POLICE COURTS.
Hartford-F. r. Mergan, Judge, second Non
days In January, April, July and October
chazlss Griffin, Marshal.
Beaver .Dsu.-R. W. Cooper, Jsdge, hrst
Saturday in JsRUsry. April. July al October.
--Tb>sss Stevens, AarshSl.
Creawen--A. =. Montague, JudgeI seeone
sstartsy In January, April, July and October
-gss. ". Daniel Marshal,
ccralve.-w. d. Barnard, Judge, last Sat-
srdsy In March. June, septsnbss and Decen-
bss.-Dsniel Tichea0r. Marshal
Hsnilton-J. W. Landlord, Judge, pest
S6es address Nellenry, courts held third Sst-
srtAy 10 January, April, Jsiy and October.
A =. Carman, Marshal, pOst-ohce address
NoHsary.
RoekPOrt-J. ". Duke, Judge, Mansfield
Williams, Marshal. Courts held hrst wednes.
<.y in January, April, July sAd October.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-09-26

A man with no ambition lie like the
dough without yeast; he never rises.
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j. O. q. 7.
HARTFORD LODGE NO. -.

Meets in Taylor Hall, Hartford, Ky.
every Thursday evening. A cordial invi'
tation Ia extended to members Of the Or
der 70 visiI ne, and all such will be made
welcome.
D. E. THOMAS, w. C. T.
III. B. KIEsoLyING, w. Sec.
G. B. WILLIAMS, L. d.
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Ter Sale or Trade;

Fer Sale or Trade;
Several secondhand SPRING WAGONS
and BUGGIEs. j. F. YAGKR.
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v. B. RAINS.
ROSINE, KY,
IL

DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Fancy and
Toilet Articles, Notions, Perfumery, Sponges,
fns Soaps, School Books and stationary. Pure
Wines and Whistles for Medical purposes
Patent Medicines &c.
Family Medicines and Physicians preserip-
tisns accurately compounded at all hours.
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LODGE MEETINGS.
A. Y. M.

HARTFORD LODGE, NO. I56.
Meets third Monday night in each
month. III. MOORE. w. II.
Secty.
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L. O. O. +.
HARTFORD LODGE No. 15S.

Meets in Taylor Hall. in Hartford,
Ky, on the Second and Fourth Saturday
evenings in each month. The fraternity
are cordially invited to visit us when con-
venient for them 10 do 80
l. BAsRErT, n. a. VIZ. PHIrrs, Sac.
b. P. BERGMAN. d. ID. G. N.
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JOHN p. BARRETT.
TT0RNEY AT Law,
and Real Estate Agent,
Hartford, KENTUCKY.
Hartford, KENTUCKY.

Prompt attention given to the collection Of
slams VIII buy, sell, lease, or rsat lands or
mineral privileges on reasonable terms. Wnl
urits deeds. mortgages, leases, Re, and at
tend 10 Listing and paying tAxes on lAnds be-
tOngiug ~ nOn-rusl1enEs.
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LIv e u
r e c UL At o r.

THE SYMPTOMS Of Ever complaint A.
unsssiness and pain In the side
Somstimes the pain IL 10 the shoulder,
and is MISTAKE for Rheumatism
The stomach Is affected ulth Less %
APPKTFrk and sickness, bowels In gen
eral cosTIvE, sOmstinss alternating
Lax. The HEAD is trosblsa With pain,
and dull, heavy sensation, eopsidsra-
BE loss OF Nss0RT accompanied EaA
Paiafal sensation Of having LkBr UE-
DOVE somsthisg which ought 70 have
been done. 0ftsn complaining Of
weakness, DEBILITY and low spiritA
sometimes NAVY Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, and at other
tines very fsw e them, but the LIvza
r Is generally he organ most involved.
CAUTION.
Buy ne Powders Or Prepared SIMMcHS'
LIVER REGU LATOR unless in our engraved
wrapper With Trade MATk. Stamp and sigma
lures znbFoken. None other is genuine
i. n. ZEILIN - CO.
MACON, Ca. asd PHILADELPHIA.
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song.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19
CENTAus
LINIMENTs.

Tlle lass rGn 81 huats1 tn5 tbs p5uaas3 made
wAdie We nHF Nuaw joss VNat She Nenfsas
Ain4msats wsa a., 8aeY 81 nes mtpa tFekeu
baaHs ~ ears Caaesf. Aui isey fatttet fefs
neas. E.Isf rala. cnfe Attrtfst So and larger
range e aasE, 1eHf Ena mascae asiustnis taas
49, Af;4eie fFfF htfare aise1vfH4.
&cssatise skii rKuaol Sc beFnaa The fsiefss q
ihrst temattttip EFepsreloux CeFenss Bees
mstsm - mtry years staafsae, hegFAisla,
Nezk nsfk. fcFsf ksres, WerFsnE slpnees.
sc.alGa. sked .bfcAste. Distorted aoiuts and
euFhnea i&mts ~ taA vafas kinN are caroa by
tte White lsnsaar L4almnnL
~ vi sestfpy iAe pasu tnd hhA& viibeui .
scar tH ordinary buras and keAlds u al e.
tract ths pass1u G Bites zai stlnga. aud the
frssi ffam ffazra Limbs, u Is Fsry cfiase3oas
faf Esrsehe, To1ihtsas. Itch and Cutkss0as
EraptUNs
NJ Josiah westAks. ~ WaryssiEit. o.. writes.
"Faf se4rs ray ithpamatlsan hNs been - bad
ibst have bsep uasbif to siif from the house,
NE fret three bottles 81 CruiAar LiniRleut %
Sided ma q waik without tly crutehes. ] an
msu4iag rsPsdly, lthiuk your 4niment simply
a musel
@ Il Renasti. Drargis,. Bosk rrsne, No,
says
''CentAaf iiniment aells better and gives the
best sAtsfaslian 81 any thing % the market
What he Cantsnr Llniment has done for eth.
srs ID ~i1 d. for you. II Is handy, reliable and
cheap.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19
OLLOW US PILL s
Invariably core tse following disesscs'
Disorder of the kidneys.

Ia ~ diseases Affecting theso organs. whether
they saerete too much o. too llitls water. or
whether tisy be Afflicted eth stone ~ gravel.
O. With ache. aud paine seitlcd IN the laipp ever
tss regions 81 the kllnrys these Pills shoald
10 taktn according - the piiuted directions and
The Ointment should be well fabbed int the
email Of the back al bed time This treatment
wiil give Almost immediate relief shsn all other
unanna haVa fafloI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19
The yellow Csntaur Lininsnt

is worth is weight 10 sold TO owners Of horses
and malss.
This Liniment has cured more spraned.
swbenied iNug.hantd and Called Horsee in
thrss years than have all the farriers 10 the
county Ia an age. Its eieots are simply Won
FOL
We have Thousands upon thousands ~ ctrtit-
Gates ~ strong - iha f1llowiug
my hor.a vac lame f5r year with a fetioek
wrench Al remedies utterly failed 20 cure and
! cons dered him worthless until ! commenced
70 use CentAur Eminent Winch rapidly cured
him. heartily recommend Il.
REY. OE0. FERRIS.
Manoryiile, Schoharie Co. N. Y
"DEAE sm:-I have used your CentAur Lini-
msnt ia my family, and ind .t 20 be Of great
value Flesse send me two dollars worth, one
for the mules and u1ses,
RILEY sICSLES,
Pals station, Wyoming Co.. Pa"
II makes very lit.le difference what the case
10, whether it be Wrench, Sprain, Poll-Eyii,
Rnghane Scratches or Lam sness Of any kind
the effects are the same. Liverymen, Stage
pr0pristars, Farmers, &c should never be with
ont the Yellow Centsur Liniment. II 10 sold
everywhere, and warranted IN its effects.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19
Fer Stomnchs Out OF Order.

No medicine wilt se sifaciuAly Improve the
tsas Of the stomach these Iflis they remove
all Ac,dity oceAaoued either by intemptranee o.
Improper diet. They reach the liver and Tednes
| ii 20 healthy action, they are wonderfully Ell
cae Gus IL caaos ~ spatm in Fact they never rail
10 curing all disorders of the liver cad stomach.
/ uOLloMAl's FILLS are the bsst kBouu "a
the World for the following disrAsss Agns.
| Asthma, Bilious Complaints, blatehss 90 the
Rails, Bowsls, Consumption. Debility, Drepsf
/ DysantsFy. kTysipulas, Female lrfeRulArit os,
Fs'srs ~ allkiAds, Fits, Govt Headache, lnd,.
| ptstieA. Isnam nANoH, IAundiee. Liver usA.
Plants, Lnmbsgo, plea, rheumatism, hstentien
~ unns, ssroluiA Or Kings kVil, sore Threats,
! pSas sad Gravel Tic houloureux, Tumofs,
luls-rs. Wsrus OF all kinds, Weakness from any
/ SAata, ss.