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Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
SEWING MACHINES.
4 GENTS WANTED -
n IN WILMING GTON
Or The Davis Sewing Machine.

Merchants and dealers or any competent
business nan. We wish to arrange with some
good responsible party to handle our sewing
machines in this section OF the State, and to
the right parties, will give a general agency,
and the best terms direct from the manufac-
tory. This will not conflict with other kinds
OF legitimate business, but add an additional
attraction 70 IL. The machine is the best in
the world. Has no equal as far as merit is
concerned. 1t received the highest gold medal
at the Centennial Exhibition over all Com
petitOrs for simplicity, durability and for the
largest range and variety of work. The light
est running and easiest to operate 1t is
simply impossible Tor any other machine TO
does away with basting. or particulars ad-
dress DAVIS SEWING MACHINE Go.
WATERFOWL, N. Y.
or VIM JOHNSON, OXFORD, PA.
Octl-lmd&w,
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
u W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAd
Latin, Greek, Hebrew, German, French
and Spanish. Private lessons or classes Tor
both Ladies and Gentlemen at any sui
table time. Attend his German and French
classes. Evening classes held during the
winter session. Very reasonable terms by The
month or quarter. Apply by letter or call on
His place Of teaching, Almond Building No.
5, and floor. Residence, No. l4l6 Dclnware
Avenue. sep36.lm
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
.HOEMA AKER,

SHOEMAKER, ,,, s,,,,,r
brushes OF all kinds, very cheap. Baskets
of all kinds, very cheap.
The trade supplied at lowest wholesale rates,
Work Baskets and Fancy Baskets specially.
O.. and Sss 4 ~ Gs. g xnw trSass see 20
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

\ X SAI.H$-A six roomed house with
bath, NJ. k05 East Sixth street. In good
posse, n Immediately.
Eseliing ES3707 Church street rooms. --
nuinb~ q small dwellings tor sale IN
5-ent parl bf the city. Apply To WIN.
AULLEY b Co, 60o Market street,
,Ington, bef sep25
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
hARMs FOR S.LE

4
he under slyned ID tbe following list ui
5n. Tor sale. The ctHhre generally very
and terms eas CNll at the office IN
ull partlcularI
10 300 acres,'S tgfrom wilmington,
Nw Castle Humid s
Nm 10 acres near ~kcw, Del.
5ra $40 acres mil ir0m Wilmington, "
Hd. #
kg $50 acres mi ron wilmington, N.
| n 0 acrcss m 'rop Wilmington, N
ra &c acres 4 mile IN Wilmington, Bw
lso acres 10 esirDm Wilmington,
~ &. G. Hd.
fra s5 acres 8 mile on wilmington '"
4 Hid. ,,
sr s. acres n tlpm " ilnington
4Gris. Hd, .
~ sS acres 10 mile "l''h'hstoh' \"
n l.o acres mile I'd Wilmington, N
ra is5 acres milo onwnmtngton, N
) Hid. XII ,,-
m loi acres 10 m fhpn Wilmington
brstsr Co. -
m 800 acres Q mile wilmington y
Hid.
M i62 acres miles fa'ilmington, N
Hid.
! m IS acres miles i'n ilm'naton, Bw
ID. M
m m 72 acres miles f. Wilmington, Bw
I'd. &
rn 200 acres miles 10 Wilmington, W
r. Hid.
*r Hid. A
m 10 acres miles "a wnmington, Bw
Z ID. u#
rm 900 aces mile f. dN limits.
'rm 10 acres mile ,r, Wilmington.
Md many other tarr N fierent locnii
f''--most Of the abuv a are well i'm
o,ed and have good AZ some ofthell
id b" exchanged 70 itWope-ty. Gal
fice and get full detutM and particu
.r.. GEO. 80 SEND,
X ~ L. Broker,
l ct2l-2td.ltw rket street.
dwellings, for sale in OF the city
Iding lots for sale Al nge.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
The Fitx.J ohm Porter case IN BaItt.
more.

The commission OF inquiry which is
taking testimony in the Fitz-John
Porter case, and which has been sitting
in New York, was in yesterday in par
lors at the Carrollton Hotel, and heard
the evidence of Gen. Robert C. Schenck
and others. The commission arrived
in the forenoon and were in session but
a few hours. tSteuosraphers were
present and the evidence was recorded
for further use. The board adjourned
It's sessions in New York from Thurs
day last to next Thursday, thus allow
ing time for this and similar examina-
tions. Major A. B. Gardner, the judge
advocate, Maj Gen. Schofeld, Maj.
Gen. Terry and otter members Of the
commission were present and dined at
til Carrollton.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

gR SALS CHEAP.-A lot OF settecs In
to,d }der. Apply TO the ianitor,
Gid DUWNS. IN his segar store. In the
FELLOW, Hail, Third and King street.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

tRgNT.-A store, one Of the best 10.
ate In the city Tor the Notion and
ing business. Kent low. Possession
\ latcs For particulars address r."
go I oct2l-3t
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

SAGE CHEAP.-A two-story brick
ousc 1even rooms. In yooi location.
\ s2u Ssh needed. Apply 70 d. I.
KiSS bol Market st. ecti7-it
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
EDUCATIONAL
HMMA WORRELL'S
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
(iIR1.k.

will be re-opened at Nos. 500 ana sll Tatnail
street, on Ind day, 9th mo-, 10, at $40 O'Clock
a. m
Terms for 10 weeks, one session per day
s75 and $50, including French and Drawing
Latin, SIS, and music $36 extra
Boarding will be procured at moderat
rates Tor pupils from distance.
aug27 tus, ,thrs, ,slt-&w-ti
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

oR RENr-Stail In club stable, Orange
street, ,tpve Eighth. Very cheap. q.
sgREI,I. oct22-3t
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

4 X SALE pne of the best dairy and
grain Id In the State. situate IN
tGastle HlajFed, about miles from VIII.
ton. on ths Rate ROAD. within 2mles OF
,ions on I,1aware Railroad Contain.
80 acres I d, u, good and suscept'ole ol
oyement ID farm now pays per cent.
i Taxes An. Insurance. A never filling
10 Of sprif atcr runs through the p,o'
4 watering the fields. Large lawn In
Il &.of dwellih, rge barn and all necessary
Ndg4 tn rm will be sold very cheap
rIied for ~, 7. W. WalTENAN.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
Wheeler 4 wis IN at paris.
special dispatch to the DAILY REPUBLICAN
Exposition UNlvERsELLE, PARIS, !

October q.
Wheeler & Wilson, Union Square,
New York, are awarded for their new
ewing Machines one of the special
HI Grand of the Exposition-the
sachines-o Prize awarded for Sewing
4 yer eighty competitors,
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
,1p SAIL

a)R SAIL good house, two-st0ry
irame state nd Slaughter House. with
.gss of land, ste near Salem church, In
lite Clay Ire hundred, near public
o., enough 4 lber on this property for
ling and I. %. Price $500, S20O down
yearly payu asUf 800 OF Dalance. Ap.
Ia mo, W, HTTENAN. sp2stilIanl
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

X EENT.-A new house and store IN
New Castle near the depot, 'nltable 'or
er a. d shoemaker. Rent IS per month.
! nj rs Tatnnll street, this city.
at
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

OR SALE lne brick house. Two frame
houses wit sarres Of land. with ear.
Ee house. stat I'D ice house. Store and
/ shop, at achAnicsville, White Clay
ea Hundred od reighborhood, good
tl be esehan a ior city prpRer,y nns OF sG,a n,
\. II not sold Dec. 25th. 1875, will be for
Il. Apply to u Vi. WHlfEMAN.2 2 W.
sTh street. stp2b-d-wed'satsw
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
H,OK NALE..At prices that viii

pay Ia ptewh ase.
10 DIV e1lingt
..5 BUILDING LOTS
5 Yarns.
OOd Mortgages Wanted.
j. r. HEALD.
Beat Estate assd Mortgage FIX.
fauge. nctl2-wed.sat
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

LEr.--Four and five room brick houses
heap good location: Apply at3li MAT
reel D. =. SMYTH. octH-3td
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

n E~T Five rooms 10 rent on third
,6 No. 8 West Fourth street. Apply
n. DEyOU. FOURTH AND MAX
EIS octl0-tf
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

| Il RENT.-Two or three pleasa mt rooms
,mly at I0s Lombard 81. octu'3s
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

sAIE-- roomsd mouse, witn stable
N iarge 10, Of ground. Must be sold a.
nST IN |:sans Pennington, Eighth
az stree %. mafl2.u
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
Valuable Secret.

A laundress gives rs the following rec
ipe for dong mp shirt bosoms: Any lady
who desires to make home happy will
do well TO try the experiment IL will
he found sovereign srtidote for perlous
stuff which weighs upon the hrsrt-sn
ill-ironed, ill>fitting shirt bosom. Take
two ounces OF fine white guns arabic
powdered, put in pitcher, and pour ON
pint or more OF water, and then having
covered it. let il stand al night. In the
morning pour !, carefully from the dregs
into a clean bottle and keep il for use A
table spoonful Of gum-wster stirred in a
pint. OF starch, made in the usual manner.
will give 10 lawns either white or printed.
a look Of newness wher nothing else can
restore them after they have been
washed.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

plate Lay them nearly and carel.s-Iy
parallel
IL il il necessary for vou. 10 use your
handkerchief generously, leave the room
quietly
If Won meet a gentleman friend with a
lady on hi. arm, palur. both
You need not call upon newly married
person. unlra. Won were invited 20 the
wedding or reception.
A gentleman may render assistance to
a lady, hut while doing so should say ~
littlr ~ possible.
SINE men think ttev NAV be broad
in their talk before lady who ia mar
ried Knock 'em down.
\ lady vii lever call upon r eeutle-
man unle.s professionally; and not then
without y companion. if p '--ih
A weil-hrel English or French girl
will not goto a theatre or concert alone
with any other gentleman thsn'a near
relative or excepted suiter.
Before introducing two person. he sure
that both desire tire introduction, unless
they are both your guests.
No gentleman will smoke in the pres
ence Of a lady without permission.
Alta party y gentleman il never justi-
fed in touchin: lady. even her hands.
unless she accepts an invitation to dance
Do not talk much during musical W
theatrical performance II di-turb- y"ur
neighhors who do not pay TO hear your
voice
A married man has no tight to be ia
miliar with another woman not rela-
tive
II Won PLAY the piano or organ. DO not
wriggle your body. or sway or sprawl
over they keys. or get your head down
over your hands.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
The Brain.

d ring sleep. almost all the organs
rest. The heart. popularity supposed to
be in perpetual motion, is at rest six
hours out of twenty -four, the respiratory
eight and the others more or less. The
brain alone ie constantly employed during
wsketulness, aud Tor il sleep WAS formed
aud made needful to its preservation, 1t
is true that sleep does not give the brain
total recess from labor; Imagination
and memory are often windy active du>
ring sleep. whole histories being imag-
ined in a single night but enough rest is
Obtained for the renovation Of the brain,
and that which has been torn down du-
ring wakefulness is to certain extent,
rebuilt Sleep is most wonderful power
often stronger than the will, ss in the
csse OF the sleeping soldier-snd more
mighty than pain, as when sick persons
and tortured prisoners sleep in the midst
of their suffering. No torture, it is said.
has been found equal to the prevention
OF sleep The amount OF sleep needed
differs accordingly to the constitution
and habit Big brains. and persons who
perform much brain labor need large
amount of sleep. Children need more
sleep than grown people, because con-
struction is more active than decay in
their train,.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
Good Manners.

Much jewelry is vulgar.
Do not run after famous people.
Do not cut your Anger nails in public
Cheese should he eaten with = fork.
Unsweetened coffee cures your bad
breath.
In going up stairs prec.de the LADY,
A formal call is long if it lasts half an
hour.
1t is impolte to keep musician con-
stsnriy playing.
A girl should not stroll away with a
gentleman At u picnic.
A lady should not stretch out her feet
in company
Let your wife deal with the female SER
wants.
No man respects girl that firt.,
though he may flirt with her.
Address your vile ~ Mrs" your
husband rs "Mr."
A pink ribbon under the chin makes =
pale woman look brighter
The lady OF the house should receive
the guests at = formal reception.
Always takethe last piece of anything
there is supposed to be more
Never pull out your watch IN company
unless actually necessary.
An actual engagement of marriage is a
little lees sacred than an actual marriage.
Never cross knife and fork on YOUR
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
IOlI West Jefferson ST.
SAFE AND SURE.

IS. IT, T.. Ss-.rs.
In 1874 your VEGsrIyk was recommended
70 me- and, yielding TO the persuasions Of
friend, consented a try il. At the time
was suffering from general debility ana nerv-
Gus Prostitution, suPerindgeed BY overuork
and irregular habits. Its wonderful > treag.h-
enins and curative properties seemed 10 sf-
iect ny desil.tsted system from the first dose;
and under-its persists nc use rapidly reeov-
cred, gaining more than usual health and good
telling since then I have not heSitstsd to
give NEsgrIsE my IN II unqualified endorse
ment - being . safe. sure, and pessrful
agent IN Promoting heslth and restoring the
wasted systrm 10 new life snd energy. We
ErISE i the only medicine use, and a. long
as live | never expect to find a better,
Yours truly, WI. CLARK.
I29 Montgomery Street, Allegheny, Pa.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
Z eaI Estate Tr1usfarS since Our Last
Report.

G.. w. Leach to Emaline Miles, 40
acres on Adams Fork. 5000.
A. j.. Morton to Allen Burton & al,
$50 acres on Rough creek, $4,000.
Lewis Pappaw to w. G. Askin, -
acres on Adams Fork, $3.50.
A. G. Ellis to J. w. Barnett. I of
100 acres on Adams Fork, S225.
w. C.. & w. l.. Morton to c. T.
Barnard, 8 acres in District 3, ex-
changed.
G. W. Leach to Valentine Myrtle,
100 acres on Rough creek. $3.50
Smith Stevens to Mrs. Martha
Stevens, J Of 200 acres near Hartford,
deed of gift.
c. w. Phillips. Sheriff. to G. W
Hines, I of 16l acres on Rough creek,
$50 90.
Henry Smith TO Creed b Smith,
S9i acres on Rough creek, $500.
Mary f. Whisnand h al to J. s.
REYNOLDS, 70 acres ON Adams Fork
$500.
Jesse r. Mosely, by f. r. Nurrell.
Master Commissioner to Henry ID.
McHenry, II acres on Mrddy creek
$500.
W. b. Kuvkendall & nj. by A. b.
Baird Especial Commissioner, to III.
ID. McHenrv. acres on Muddy
creek. s297.7l.
NJ. +. Mills to C A. Clark, inter
est in w. j. III Susan Clsrk's estate,
$40. 90
David Langley Il al, by T.. r. Muir,
rell Master Commissioner, to Mrs.
Nancy n. Clark, acres on Rough
creek. s2S7 A.
Geo. n. Coats to Charles Blackjack,
I Of 81 acres of land. $500.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

serving, acqu es vi.cr. otrehcth. power
of concentration aud direction.
PLAINLY, then, the man who exercise.
his mind in reading AMI thinking give. i,
increased power and Elf i"ncy. and great
er ability TO iirect the efforts of HI phys.
zeal fsame--hi- work-to better results.
than he can who merely or mainly uses
his muscle. II man reads too'i or
payer, even one he H. ovs To be erro e.
the errors. The combat invigoratss ni-
mird
Oi all men, the farmer. the cultivatOr,
need. to read more and think mnre--to
strengthen his reasoning rower-. 20 that
they may help ont and max" more effects
i've, apre profitable. his hari toll There
can he no DOUBT that. that farmer who
supplies himself with the mo reading.
the most OF other meas thoughts aud
experiences, will in Oh. end, il not ut
once be the most successful
The mind makes the man." is a trjle
but trne say n. How much above the
brute that tolls TOR him, is the man who
merely works, eats, AMI sleeps. and cares
for his progeny? The brute does all
this. The. man rises IN dignity, in self
respect, in the respect of others, just 40
far as he rises in intelligence We have
ccrtIin regard for the ant, or colony ct
ants, that by long, hard, patient toll,
gathers a fine, large, SNOWY mound OF
earrh--yeIlow earth it NAV be, or of ell
very white. In what is that man supr-
rior TO the ant. who spends his lite wholly
in scrsping together y mass OF land and
a pile Of yellow gold or white silver, aud
lie NAV lie called successful man, n
rich man, hut what does that amount 10
sitter alI1 II he be rich in good deeds
il he be An intelligent man, if lie he abe
bv the superior cultivation Of his mind. |
his thinking and reasoning powers. not
only to plan successfully tor himself, but
to give wise counsel to others, he COM
m rnds our real respect
Farmers, think OF these things. Now,
and for few coming months, while the |
field work does not press, devote some |
time each day or evening to mind devel-
opment Lop or, If need be, dollar or
two here or there, aud with it buy one or
two books, especially those treating Of
your own business. of the character aud
nature of the soils you ill. OF tn. crops
you raise. of the animals you have to do
with. their differences and character, etc
This will lead TO further thinking and
res>oning; it will 1eye'ope mind power;
il -ill make ynu moro in,slliosnt: it
will raise YOU higher in your own esrima
lion. and higher in the estimation Of your
family. and Of your neighbors 1t will
aid YOU in planning better tor the future.
snd will thus pay in dollars and cents
Turn to the long li-t OF books on the
business page Of this paper, and select
som. book first, one that will both in
erest your-e!f and family. Let it be
read srri stalled we'll When its thoughts
become your own, lend it 10 n neighbOr
and get him to read it, Then choose
another book and do the same with it,
Next summer. toll viii! be more cheer
al. you will have more 10 think of while
the pillow, the harrow etc and
We firmly believe that year from now
'ou will have more dollars in your
pocket American Agricultural
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon James Stuart, Judge. OwenshorO.
A. l.. Morton, CLERK, Hartford.
x. r. Murre!l. Master commissioner. Hartford
c. ". Phillips. Sheriff, Hartford. Deputies
CIV Banger, Hartford. = TAYLOR, Bcavc,
Dam, T. IL Cooper, Fordsvillc, : l. Fulke-son.
CeralSO.
Court hegins second Mondays in Nav AVID
November, and continues three weeks each
term.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Hon J A Murray, Judge CIoyerport.
lion Joseph Ilavcrait, Attorney, 0wensboro.
EL Wise ,Jailer, Hartford.
Court begins on first Mondays In April sud
October and continues two weeks each term.
COUNTY COURT.
Hon. W. F. Gregory. Ju3ce. Hartford.
Capt. sam. X. Cox. rl~ri. Hartford.
J. p. Sanderfrr. Attorney, Hartford.
Court begins on the fret Monday in every
month.
QUARTERLY COURT.
Bcgins on the Sra Mondays in J January, April.
July sud October.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
Begins on the Ersf Mondays in January and
October.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS.
J. J. Leach, Assessor, Cromwell.
g Smith Fiuhugh. Surveyor. sulphur SPRING.
Thos. II. Boswell, Coroner, sulphur SPRING.,
n. p. Rowe, School Commissioner, Hartford.
Magistrates COURTS.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
why II Pays TO ssead.

Ones physical irame-his .body-hIs
muscles, his fee,-his hsnds-is only a
living Machine Il ia the mind, CONTROLS
ing and directing that machine, that
gives it power and efficiency. The sue.
cessful use of the body depends wholly
upon the mind-upon its ability to direct
well. IL one ties his arm in a sling, il
becomes weak and finally powerless.
Keep it in active exercise. and it acquires
vigor and strength, and is disciplined to
use this strength ss desired just so
ones mind. BY active exercise. in think
ing, reasoning, planning, studying, OBJ
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

While number OF lawyers and gen.
tlemen were dining at Wiscas~et recently
jolly man from the Emerald Isle ap-
peared aud called tor dinner Toe land
lady tod him ne should dine when the
gentlemen were done. Let him crowd
in among u.s. whispered = limb OF
the law. and we shall have some fan
with him" The Irishman took his seat
al the table You were horn in this
country. were you, my friend p "No.
sir. was born in Ireland" as your
father Iiving7' No. -ir. he is dead 4"
What il Your occuration?' "A horse
jockey, sir Did your father ever cheat
any person while lie Wa here 2" Il sup
pose he did cheat many, sir" ""here
DO you suppose he went to2" Ito Hesv-
en-. sir " ~ hat do you suppose he i
Iaing IN Heayen!' "Trading horses,
sir. - fiu- ne cheated any on. there 80
lie cheated one thereY' "He cheated
one. brlieve, sir" why did they not
prosecute himf' "Becaus they searched
the whole kingdom of lieaven aud could
not find lawyer"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
Growth Of Hair orr n Dolls Head.


~arlltic lhy.l DemocrN.I
We have recently heard of cases, app
pareutlv well authenticated. Of the growth
sf human hair after death, but a case
has recently come within our knowledge
OF the growth o; human hair on that Oh
iect OF infsntile diversion known 80 a
doll>bshy, which il now IN the possess
ion of Mr. Henry Schultz The doll was
purchased in Cincinnati, shost two years
ago, by Mr. All. B Cochran, recently of
Msysville. but now OF Cincinnati, and be-
came the property of Mr. Schultr's httle
girl. 1t is about ten inches long, with =
china head, which is covered with light
fiaxen hair. The hsir is affixed to linen
and glued or pas cd on the head When
first purchased the hair simply covered
the neck, but in the last two years has
grown three inches, and now reaches he
low the waist, and has the appearance
and palpability of the human hair Of a
child The fact is clear that it has grown
~ stated, for several have seen il from
time to time. ard have noticed its grad
ual elongstion. 1t ia supposed the fla
ments derive nutriment from the wax
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
VECETl4E

The following letter from Rev. G. W.
MRn>held. formerly pastsr Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Hyde Park, and AZ present
settled in lowell must eonvines every one
uhO reAis his letter Of he vOnd rful eura-
tive qualities Of VEGErIss as q thorough
cleanser and purifier OF the blood:
HYDE PARK, Mass. Feb. Is. 1871.
NJ. II. X. Stevens:
Deer Sr-A0Out ten years ago my health
failed through he depicting effects Of dyspsp-
ETA; nearly year later I vas sttseksd By
typhoid lever IN its worst form. IL settled n
ny back. ani took the form Of a large deep
seated abscess, vbicn vas Eiteen months in
gathering. | had two surgical operations By
the best skill in the State, out received no
permanent cure. I suffered great pain at
times, and was constantly weakened by a pro-
iuse discharge i also lost small pieces Of
bone .t different times.
Matters ran on thus about seven years till
May, 1874. when a friend recommended me TO
90 TO your oiise. and talk with you Of the vir-
Tue Of NEG TIVE. / did So, ana by sour kind
ness passed trough your mandatory, noting
the mgr, dients. &e., by which your remedy 10
produced.
By shat saw and heard gained ssns
confidence in VEszTISE.
1 commenced rakIng il soon after, bat fslt
worse from ITS effects; but still psrsev, red.
tesP,ets. Yet l did not see the results de-
sired till bad taken il faithfully for a little
more than year, when the difficulty in the
back vas cared, and for nine months / have
enjoyed the best Of health,
l have in that time gained twenty-five
POunds Of nesh, being heavier than ever be-
f"re in my life, and | was never more Able to
P'riOTm labor thaa now.
During toe pasS fsv weeks had scrOfs-
lous swelling as large my kst gather on
another part Of my body.
took NEeErIsE faithfully, and IL removed
u level 18th the surface in a mOnth. think
l should have been cured OF my main trOubls
'osner II | had taken larger doses. after asv-
lng become accustomed 70 its elects.
Let your Patrons troubled with scrofuls or
kidney disease ind rstaEd that 10 takes tine
to cure chronic diseases; and if they will pa
tiently lake VssErIss, il will, in my Judgment
;ure them.
With great obi cations am
Yours very truly.
CIV. MANSFIELD,
Pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
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Bsptist-Serviees fret Sunday and sun
dav night in every month and Saturday
night prcccding.-w. 7. Bennett, pastor.
Cumberland Preshyteriau-Scrvices second
Sunday in each month-Rrv. James Barnett.
pastor.
NJ y. Church South.Services third sun
day in every month. W. W. Cook. pastor.
Methodist EpiseopNl-Servic-s fourth sun
day and Sunday night in each monih-Rev.
IA. Humphrey, pastor.
Union Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing At half past eight o'clock.