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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-03

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10 30 O.. ILL.,. from New London and NeW i.rl.
1850 %. u., from MIers Fails, Hoosae Iulu.. Doe.
tou, tltCuuurE. 80.
2:4U D.. Ill.,. Express for White Mountain
$40 8. DE. from Springfield. Nov lnrE. N.
g.lU %. u.. from Boston. M0rcester, Housae Iula..
and aIl statIuus uu Now London Northern Road.
1925 D.. m,. from srrugto.d. New l.rt. a.
O. 7. sPAULDING. Acting -uft
Now London, touu..Ju.y ], 1873 d.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-03

THE FOUR REVIEWS
BLACKWOOD

me EDINBURGH REVIEW CWhig.
THE WENTMlNSTEE KENItM ,LIUer-..
LONDON OF ARTERIN RENIfW Conservative.
BRITISH OJARTERLi KENlaM tvanReiical
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-03
For Sale !


d H L A I r."
Pleasantly situated Grreulu4 street. Brattle-
puru, VI, only slX eight minutes walk post
olce, stores, churcher, Academy and other schools.
The farm consists ~ nine acres Of land, OF which
about Two are wuuulut and pasturagt. watereu ty "a
brook the other seven being level arabic and highly
productive, with frontage OF more than nifty
the street, thus ahordIus good number Of eligible
building Iat-.
Tho dwelling house. 81 two stories, having a good
cellar. Nerauua IN front and uu side, aud J.
part with uormer window, contains fourteen rooms
all so arranged as TO accommodate either one tW 90
families The other buildings include barn. sheds
carriage apartments, ice house, heuuery, &c.
The place is supplied with abundance OF both
well aud running water al house aud barn. The frult
trees. nearly all IN their prime, number more than
ljU and include all the test varieties Of apples
pears aud ounces. The street h. lined with thriug
sugar naples for shade; the grapyry, OF young and
choice vines. rs ample and well placed the fences,
walls uauE-wals, uni HrgrOuud drains. and buildings
OF every kind are all well arranged well made, and
in good repair
For further particulars iuquIr, Of the proprietor Oh
/ the premises, or address "BELAIH.
40 West BrattlebuIu, W
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-03

Il is 10 vile drugged stuff, pretending 20 le mad,
cf wonderful foreign roots, barks, etc. pulled uI
by long bogus certlhcatfs Of pretended miraculous
cures but simple, pure, effective medicine made uf
well known valuable remedies. that furulshe- ito own
cerilhcses by its cures We refer 10 Hop BIttf IN,
purest and best Of medicine. see another column
NfpUbiirlt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-03
PRICE Is CENTs.
ponds EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note: ASK for Ponds Extract.
Take 70 Other.
Hear, for will speak Of excellent
things"

Hear, for 1 will speak Of excellent
Ihings''
PONDS EXTR Critic great Vegetable
Pain Destroyer. iii~ necu IA Use over
thirty years. and igr cleanliness and
prompt curative virtues cannot tc tNgt4ct
CHILDREN No family cau arorl TO be
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bruises. Commissions. cuts, Spraius
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Scalds. ExcOriations. ChRnnGs,
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LADIES nud it taeir hes. irent 4, assuar.-
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lcci-uUtIu'y tu!lucs- uul Pressure lu the is ai.
nausea, vertigo. Ac. IL promptly ameuurL'a-
and permanently heals an kinds OF IntiRm-
nations and alterations
HEMOHRHOIDS or PILES nrl J" tM5
the oHtU immediate relief and ultimate rur..
No case however chronic or obstinate Call lcas
EARECOST VEINS. It's the only sure cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES !, BIAS no eiaal .or
BLEEDING nom any cause. For this iri-a
specific % has saved hundreds of hives
When all other remedies failed % urrgst ilga'-
ing from nose. stomach, lungs. --t elsie
TOOTHACHE, Earacbc, Hcuro ,aia.
and rheumatism are "a. allie Renewed ~at
often permanently cur. @
PHYSICIANS fali schools who ARE acgu9,a..
oa with Ponds Extract of witch Ii.-
Eel recommend II IN their prucuCe We iias.
letters OF Communication from hundreds %.
Physicians, many al whom order 70 for use Il
their own practice. In addition TO tue iuu.-
going, they Orlcrlts use for SWeliinm~ " ..l
kinds, Quinsy. Sore Throat. Inflamcd
1OustIs, simple and chronic BiarrhUa.
CaIarrh. dor which it's "a sb+atI... Z igll-
biainH. Frosted Feet, SIinss OF IN
secIA, Mosquitoes etc. Chnppcd
Hands. race 4.H indeed all manner OF
skin dlsrU-t-.
TOILETHStt. Removes Soreness Rough
ness and SmarIing: h,aisCHIs. Erup-
lions, and R1mpies- ltTeuiBes. MUt00rgics
ana reTfGshts While " UudeTlully III proving tH.
Complexion
TO mEkS-POnd's Extract SO
STOCK Breeder, no Livery Man can afford 90 Doe
without IT, II Is used by all the leading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads ami first HOrsgurl
N New orb CITY, % has no equal Tor SpraW-.
Harnc or saddle Chunnu~ Suuuc--
Scratches SWciIlg- cuts, LaCeTluuu-, B4..4.
lng- PNEUMONIA, Cole, blaUhul. thlt
Colds &c It's range Of action Is wilde, and Oh.
relief II affords Is so prompt th4tii Is IN lu.-.
IN every lurmyard as well As IN every farm
house. Let Il be tried once ana you viii never
De- without D..
CAUTION! Ponds Extract has been iIu-
ltAtel. The genuine article has the words
Ponds Extract blown IA each bortle. Jus
prepared by the only persons living who
ever knew how 10 pare II properly. Nelu-g
all other preparations Of Witch Hazel Tins Is
the only article used by Physicians, and M ,he
hospitals OfJhis country anu Europe
HISTORY aud Uses of Ponds Extract,
IN pamphlet form sent tree on application tn
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANN
MIllru Lone Nrv lC~t
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-03

We have a choicc and well.

selected stock OF Groceries. which We az.
selling al BOTTOM PRICES
L. Ist oooos 'rorra"t,a GA rcJ9ofstai, "r
UoI,p T,juHd,9t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

The Chicago Conservative, a paper cd.
tied by a colored man. says: Northern
Republicans close their factories in the
face of black man. merchants refuse to
hire him. mechanics refuse to laboHr with
him. and common laborers will strike if
he dare intrude. The Southerner gives
the negro place 10 work wherever his
abilities fit him 20 serve. Factories.
farms. ioundries and stores are frequent.
ly managed by colored men. The South.
ern man holds that labor is the sphere
OF the negro and will help him fill it.
but the Northerner will feed him fat up
on principle and allow him to starve to
death in practice"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04
THE TRUE WAY 20 INvIG CRATE

The true way TO invigorate & feeble
system is to infuse activity into the ope-
rations OF the stomach, that wond.ous
alem bic in which the food is transmitted
into the constituents of blood. the chief
element eff our vitality. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, becauee it accomplish
es this end. is greatly TO bo preferred
to many 80 called tonics. useful indeed
as appetizers. bDt imperative as aids to
digestion and assimilat on. This ster.
ling cordial, wtriie it invigorates the
stomach, beautifully stimulates the liv-
or. bowels and kidneys, ensuring the
escape through the regular channelS Of
effete and useless matter thrown off bv
the system. which is thus purified as we'll
rs invisoratedby it. It's tonic influence
is soon made manifest by an increase OF
vital energy and a more active and reg
ular discharge OF every physical func-
ton. and it has tie further effect OF rem
dering the system unasssilable .by ma
larial epidemics. Sim.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04
Letter from Washington.
WAsnISoToS. June 80, 1879.

WAsHlNGToS, June 3U, 1879.
Mn HARPER lit cannot be denied
that the Democracy has failed in some
Of the things II attempted to do a, the
extra session, but we may fairly claims
that it HAS accomplished much. Laws
which it sought to repeal are still on
the Statute book, but they are rendered
imperative. and their Infamous charac-
ter has been made SO clear TO all that
their carly repeal or modification is as
SURF Is that the sun will rise tomorrow
morning.
The radicals, from Blaine and Gar
field down. have not dared to defend
these laws. and have made their contest
upon side issaes. or upon personal or
irrelevant matters. The party those
gentlemen lead therefore goes into the
coming campaigns upon ground they
have admitted 10 be indefensibIe.
Congress win adjourn to-day Monday
or Tuesday, having passed and sent TO
Mr. Hayes on Saturday the last Of the
appropriation bills. His approval Of the
court expenses bill. and his veto Of the
election msfshars bill are expected to.
day. As soon thereafter as possible.
and without attempting farther lsgisla-
ton, adjournment will be carried. 1t
is not believed Mr. Hayes will call an.
other extra session.
Republican Senators are just now en-
gagged in the noble work Of attempting
to force Senator Davis, of West Virgin
10, to publish the incomplete testimony
taken by his special committee as to
frauds in the Treasury Department
The object OF course. is to get before the
public partial report. and one presum.
ably less damaging than Senator Davis
says his will be when made Mt the pro-
per time. OF course they will not be
gratitied.
1t is now settled apparently beyond
the possibility OF a change, that Senator
Bayart will remain at tie head of the
Finance Committee, ut least until the
December session.
Capt. Eads heads the list of civil en-
gineers Oh the Mississippi River Com
mission. This Board will have the ar
duous and highly important duty of
preparing plan for tie general i'm
provement of navigation on the great
river. MEMO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

Dry Fork district. Randolph County,
was the scene of homicide on the Pad
ult. l. seems that Mr.. John MuIlenix
about year ago employed colored
man Daned John Turner 10 help him
along with his farm work and during the
tirae be was in his employ, Mr Mullen
tx N1Sl family being absent from home
he broke into the house end carried Off
sugar aBst other provisions and vent of
into PendIeSoB COEnty. Shortly after
this be commenced sending threatening
messages TO Mr.. Mulle1ix. Who, knowing
the bal character of tho man. lived in
dread Of his life. On last Sunday night
Mr.. Mullepix was returning home, on
horseback, when he discovered TurnOr
in house at tho side OF the road, and
while endeavoring 10 ride by without
being seen. was hailed 10y tho negro who
commenced cursing him aud finally
wound up by saying Odd you, I'll
kill you - and sprang from the door 70.
wards Mr.. Mullenix, who. whipping 40
his horse rctreated, pursued by Turner.
Mr.. Mullenix rode home, short dis
lance. and taking bis Slot gun returned
and shot Turner dead. Mr.. Mallenix
lben delivered himself up 20 Squire
Summerfeld who after hearing the evi
dence in the case released Kim on a bail
bond OF $1,000 BorJot, Jege,sonion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

Mr.. Christian Ross lately wrote con-
corning his lost child: Mrs. Ross ana
myself would both be only too glad to
know that our dear Charlie is safe in
Heaven than 10 be Tortured by the
dread that he remains in clare or yco-
pie who may lead him into life OF mis-.
cry or OF crime. While We have suffer.
ed beyond what any mortal can under
stand. yet we have the comfort to know
that many littio fellow has been res =
cued from want and misery through the
search for Cur Charlie, and we believe
the public have reaped largely tho bene.
fit OF the sacrifice We made, for had |
compounded the crime | feel certain we
would have had our son long since bns
declining to do so, have snfrereei and
the public have been benefited. for 1 do
not think child will he tshen soon
again for ransom"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

How CINCINNATI PRODUCES BEEF
Many Of the cattle shipped to- tho East
from Cincinnati are fattened in the pens
attached to the distilleries in and about
that city. Two years ago nearly 10000
head were cared 70. in this way, though
the total for last year was less than T.
600. The cattle, which arc taken into
the pens with the largest opportunities
Tor Improvement in thoi- physical con-
ditlon. arc given slop four times a day,
and cornneal once 81 day. For q few
weeks after the cattle get into the pons
they do not take kindly TO slop food,
but after time est - rs though they
could not get enough OF it, The cattle
are curried once day. and their stables
arc cleaned and scrubbed twice O day.
The average gain per head during the
winter, which is the time for subjecting
tho animals to this process, is about
500 pounds, and the gain to the owners,
after all expenses are paid, is from $50
TO $50 per head. Only the heavy cattle
are shipped to the East, those below l..
100 pounds being sold in the home mar
kct.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04
Lives Of Presidents.
A review or the lives of the different
r. idenfs of the Initial Stat.. :. .,.<

A review or the lives of the different
Presidents OF the United States IL pro-
duetive OF some very interesting results.
For instance. three of them died on The
Fourth Of July. John Adams and JEFF
ferson both died on the country's 5Oth
birthday, July 1926; and Monroe died
on the 4th of July 1881. Madison
die, on the 18th Of June. 1886, and his
friends were confident that he. too. would
live until July 4th. II lie had, then the
sccon J, third, fourth and fifth Presidents
would have died on independence Day
Taylor and johnson both died i'm July.
Every fourth President until Mr.. HAYES
was an old bachelor. Van buren, did
not draw any OF his salary until hts term
expired, when Ire drew it out in gold,
"all in lump" Tyler died poor. hav.
ing gone into the rebellion. and was one
Of tire confederate Commissioners at
Montgomery. John Adams lived the
longest be was 81 years old when he
died. Madison was IS; Jefferson, IS :;
John Quincy Adams, 81; Van Buren,,
30; jackson, 10; Buchanan. II; Fill.
more. "a; Monroe, 70; Tyler. ~; Har.
rison, 68 Washington. 81; johnson.
ca; Pierce. 65; Taylor, 60; Lincoln,
Sc; Polk, 81. General Grant is the on.
ly living ex-President. Tyler and Van
Buren, both died in 1862; Lincoln in
1865; Buchanan in 1868 Pierce In 1859
Fillmore In 1874, and Johnson IN 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

IMPROVEMENT IN WEArnrnnoAnpINo
We were shown the other day at Mr..
Ira Harris Saw and Planning Mills a
new style Of Notwithstanding. Mr.. Hart
is the only person manufacturing this
lumber. II can be bought at just half
the price the common Notwithstanding
is now selling at. lis admirably adap-
ted for building purposes. The boards
are grooved 50 that they Git as closely
together rs flooring material, bat not in
the same way. They nre arooved and
heveled so that each fit down tight upon
the scaDtliDg, and will allow nail to be
driven ON both sides. thus preventing
the boards from warping. This kind or
lumber is decided Improvement over
the old fashioned weathcrb oarding -
Carksburg Meas.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04
New Advertisements.
SUM MER TRAVEL.

II vou journey for business health or recrea-
ton to the Mountains Lake., or Shore, over
lnnG or over sea, don't fail 10 s,cure the protec.
tion Of - ccident In.sIIra ca IN
THE TRAVELLERS, of Hartford. Any regular
Agent will write yearly or monthly fohcr
in few minutes, or a Ticket from one TO thirty
d-ys The cost is so small that any Quo mn
AFFORD IL who travels at oil Il ash paid for Ae-
cidcn tsi Injuries over g, 900, 900.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

The most psostabls ~as CT dealing IA Stocks
them as a whole. dividing prosss mo sGrA a
moug shareholders. according 10 the market
monthly Bach customer Thus .eedfes al the
advantages OF immense capital asd experien ced
skill. aud can use any amount, from $40 10
$40. 900 or L,one, with eqaal Propor6onase sue
cess. "New York Stock Reporter and new
circular mailed free. Full information for any
one TO operate successfully. LawssScs 4 Co.,
81 Exchange Place, n. RI
Julv 4 ls79-3m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

Henry White, so years old, was lead
ing q bull into slsugbtcr.house at
West Sommerville, Mass, on Tuesday
last. With q rope around The creature
horns, when the knot accidentally slip
ped and the animal caught White below
the navel with one Of is horns and rip
ped his body completely open. causing
instant death
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

The Barbour JcGersonian thinks that
the amendment TO the West Virginia
Constitution, proposing to abolish the
County Court system, will be solidly
and fatty rejected by the electors Of
that county when submitted for ratifca-
ton.
The same paper says: The national
banks are middlo.mcn in trade. They
receive the currency from the govern.
ment at one per cent, and pass il over
TO the psople on a commission OF from
eight TO ten per cent BY this means
about $4,000, 900. annually, is paid by
,hc people for the support Of these gov.
eminent pets, which might be saved to
industry, by abolishing these toll hou.
ses.
The Lynchburg Virginian is authoriz.
ed by a member Of the board OF visitors
TO Washington and Lee University to
say that the report that Gen. G.. w. C..
Lee had rendered bis resignation as
president Of that institution is unbound.
cd.
a few days ago the honorary degree
OF d. d. was conferred by Washington
and Ice University upon Rev. Henry
NJ White, OF Winchester before which
body nc delivered on Sunday last, tho
annual Alumni Address.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

A HUSBANDS FATAL MIsTAKE.-At
Kansas City, Mo, one Of the most dis.
tressing and heartrendering occurrences
that has ever taken place there was en-
acted at an early hour Sunday morning
last, resulting in the instant death Of
Mrs. f. G. Noonan at the hands Of her
husband, who mistook his wife for
burglar. Noonan, the account says,was
awakened by his wife, who stated that
robbers were in the house, and 9 citing
up seized a revolver and went to q front
room, his wife following. Arriving there
his wife thought she saw a robber, and
utterins an exclamation grabbed her
husband about the neck. lie became
frightened and thinking in his excite
ment that he had hold OF robber, fred,
and his wife dropped dead at his feet.
MIR. & Mrs. Noonan camc TO Kansas City
from Milwaukee several years since, Mr..
Noonan being son OF a well.known resi-
dent OF that and graduate Of the Yale
scientific school in the class OF 1868.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04
RCy. III. WiGGiN SAYS.

cons Of nc hest remedies for Csts-rh nsy thc 49,.
rem. ly have .oun1 Ia lifetime OF SUFFERING A
rcEp's RsptcsL CcTg IL IL not unpie sssnt IS take
through III, nostrlr and there with hotto
small ssss tnoc for use in Inhalation II ele1r ~
head and throat thoroughly that. taken eaeh
Ink rising. there are D.
tsaGres abic ,wkug during tho entire day. but
Gle voice and respiratory orgaH"
= <arr. JA UtCesn.fa Dorehss,ez. kass.. beacon.
raah package contains nr. SaafordS Improved II
hAling Tube, with fnll directions for In all
Price. t For sale by oil Wholcsalc and Retail DRUG
gtrs ant, Dealers throughout the United State
Cgnsda. VEINS a POTTER. General Agents sd
Wholesale Drugs late. Boston, Mass
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04
Eminent DR.. w. F. Steuart.

A"ril.c HosPiial, Baltimore.
Writes take pleasure IN recommending Cul
den's LtE8IG'S LIQUID EXTRACT Of BEEF
and Tonic JByigorator, a, a mosi excellent tonic
10 eli cases Of rebiliiy Chlorosis, &c. | have
tested it with universal success. Sold by all
Druggists.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

No more bad smell from tho head and
breath, after using enc tr.. .....e b..
Prof. Paine's Catarrh Vapor, ten cents.
2jo ). Ninth street. Pblladelpma Pa.
Advice free
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

A RI6HTKoUs JUDeE.-rhe trial OF
Hill, at Atlanta. Georgia, for killing
Simmons, the alleged seducer of his
wife, hes resctltc,i I'm conviction for
murder This conviction is I'm accord
with the able and earnest charge OF
Judge Hillyer. who left the jury no
loopholo for escape. lie told them that
such killing. il done in hot blood and
while taking the party IN aayroate d,i.ciu,
would be man slaughter. but tla. TO 20
after him and kill him was murder
No injured party could be justified In tn.
king the Law into his own hands, ''snd in
the chambers Of his own mind Judge and
condemn suoh offender to death. and
then deliberately become also his exc
cutioner. The law provides other aud
juster means for putting men on trial
and for condemning and Furnishing or
fenders. and any man who shoulj thus
take the law into his own hands and
with such purpose and intent shy an
other would thereby become a murder.
err" Tho judge further warned the ~
~ against accepting sentiment for fact.
and against taking statements OF coun-
sci as the law. The court is your ad-
wiser, Inc saii. Tho court tells you
plainly that the Supreme Court has new.
or decided that q man can thus avengc
his wife's honor. Ii jnries have occa-
sionally done so. it is evidence of the
weakness or wickedness ofjuries.' This
brave and loyal charge was followed
by as brave and loyal a verdict. showing
how completely public opinion has re-
Gently changed in Georgia. Judge
llillyer's charge has been generally APP
proved by the best people. Anex, Judge
of the Supreme Court said OF il: lie
delivered the law literally, and it is TO
his eternal honor that he was brave
enough to 10 il. He has swept away
sickly sentimentality. n false chivalry
that has bound our people too long al
ready, and has PIT us face to face with
the law It is believed. however. that
in this ease the victim OF Hill was in
nocent OF the charge laid at his door -
Baltimore San.
THINE FOR A NEW OPERA.-A sineu-
lar case recently occurred in Belgium.
\ young and beautiful Jewish girl. be-
longing TO rich amt honorable family.
was about to be married, when peas
ahb "ouihu eutctCu JilC tOOlu hil't SbalCN4
that the ceremony could not 60 on
Twenty years ago." she said. IL was
given a child to nurse. That child you
suppose is the lady there. Blu, in the
night in my sleep rolled over and
crushed the iNsant to death. ] was a.
fraid 10 tell this and so ! substituted
my own child OF the same age. You
have brought up and educated my child
and thank you !; but you will snder.
stand that. being a good Christian,
cannot consent TO the marriage of my
daughter. baptized in an English Church,
with q Jew The astonishmcIt OF cv-
erybody. as may be imagined, was great
An inquiry followed and the story of
the peasant woman seems to be substan-
tiated- The marriage was postponed
ForneyS Proyress.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04
GREATLY AFFLICTED

lNeser.. >, e. soSco-ri . CO., nCgrer crr-.-,--
tsto psitSr-r rccOfnmeo ding SANroRn's lan--.t
CCHxro CATARru 20 AL - no are afflicted Ti,f -
discnse. wss gses;ly afflicted with itgor aIo,. 49,
and cared 10 with bottles tac above grtE ~
tyesr afterwards was taken MS ain with Catsfrh az
severely. and immediately sent for another ~,
do-s. countcpt thit this remedy IN 40 All -.
Il claimed for 70. aud more too. Wishing you sare..
II It's introduction, am, y-ry trrly you're.
4. ". SMITH. VI Smith & Doi