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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-08

IL MOND TO points ia ued below will Dee ON sale
JUNE I>T TO OCTOBER Jsf, g1od 20 pcloutr
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RAILROAD LINES.

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Due
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05

ERAsrrs FIELD ! CHITTENDEN COUNTY
- Is CuASCERI,


IN ADANEENh.
Ioux QuImrS,,. April Term, 1850
~-urpF,s Fra.tus Field Of jericho, has conn
w mrnced his petition Of foreclosure against
John Ouilinan. al the April Term OF -iii VUuI,,
lssD and filed his petition in the Office OF the .ieTA
of said court. the 18th day OF February, a; A.
l.,O setting forth in substance t1a' Jonh pu M,
nan of Essex. on the Both day 81 March, ~ 500,
executed his mortgage deed 10 klcnard bOilc, VI
land IN said Essex that Richard and Bridget D"SIe
on the y0th day of March ls66, cOhslEheu 70 sa.i
Quilllnan. 10y warrantce decd and Is oouidt' I
hy lands Of l.. Il. Hove. east by Inc several anus
OF William Lee and L. =. Nhiicomb souln ny tne
several lands of T. and L. Enos and [. ,. WHIT
comb. and west by the Samuel WILCOX Iiruh 20
called and the highway. conditioned Tor the pay
men of two thousand nifty dollars. spccineu IN tri
prnmiSsnry notes. bearing date 30th March, 1900
nayahle To Richard DOYLE. or order Inc ntsl hNe
notes are paid. Tn. other five are payaole III > y
TO- L. and 10 years from their date, win lhleIest
annually. The note payable years from us ui1
WAS given for s200 and the interest has been pau
on the same 10 April st, 1876, and the next hott
was given for $500 and the interest has been pau
the same To April Isl Isl AMI the h.A' ,.a
was given for f4uJ and the interest mas hten r.u
thereon 10 April Isl ls,6. and the next hotc Wa
given for $50. and the interest has been pald
thereon To April l>t. 1877. and the last note was
given for Slso and the interest has been pau
thereon April lst. 1873, and that all SAID hotes ~
due except above stated and were slVe. loi w
purchase money of tho premises. anu thai Sdl'i
mortgage and unpaid notes were duly sold, assigheu
and transferred 10y said Richard Doyle 10 iiehls
Ilapgood. ami 10y SAID Henry Hapgooi 10 me pc
tiioner who now holds the same: ANA Tue pc
utioner prayS thai the equity OF redemption Oh the
said John pullman lie f6reclose,
And II appearing To the court here thaI
said john oulllIuan resides without this Stale 50
that a suhp,rra cannot he served on NM
and Thai he has hal II" personal notice OF
the peniaucy Of sad petition: II Is therefore
ordered that he D.. notified To appear and answer
to said petition At the next term of said court 10 ne
holden NJ Burlington N said thiteEden county, on
the first TUESDAY Of Aril. ~ ID. ls>n 10y plhlsnlng
IN. substance OF sal pctitiun and this order IN the
Burlington Free Press, public newspaper printed
Al said burlington. three weeks successNely,
ftfstt
tlays before said next term.
Gwen under my hand al Burlington, IN SAID emf
tenlen county, this l9;h dag OF February, Nd iosu-
l.. L. WliBI K. solicitor.
.;ysv A. J. HOWARD, CLERK.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05
we're all trotted very fast.

STATE AGIICULTURAL SOCIETY - some
MATTERS OF INTEEEsT-At 4 recent meeting
in this city of the officers of the State Agri-
cultural Society, it was decided to hold the
State fair Sept IA, Is, l6 and Il at Montpe-
ler, instead of the dates previously reported.
4 letter was read from President Buckham
to the effect that he was about to offer prizes
10 the boys Of Vermont raising The largest
crops from a given piece of land, after the
manner that has been practised in Maineand
elsewhere lie desired the advice Of the
officers of this society, and Col. Geo. \.
Merrill Of Rutland, Crosby Miller of Pom
fret and c. Horace Hubbard of Springfield
were appointed committee TO confer with
President Buckham upon the subject. \
committee of three was appointed, consist
ing of n 3. Stafford of White River juno
ton, Henry Chase of Lyndon and c. Horace
Hubbard of Springfield, to confer with Prof
Peter Collier and thoroughly test the prac-
ticabiliiy Of making sugar from corn accord
ing to lis plan The sum Of $500, or not to
exceed that, was voted 10 be placed at The
pleasure Of the committee TO use in expert
mcn.ing, and il is the intention of the COM
mittee to thoroughly investigate the subject,
the experiments 10 be made on the Stafford
farm at White River Junction. The com
mittee 10 secure permanent location for the
exhibitions of the society were unable to re
port, and they were continued till the next
meeting. The committee consists of George
A Merrill John W Cramton. Rutland :;
Henry Chase, Lyndon, and II. G. Root Of
Bennington. They were given full powers
to act when Burlington shall guarantee to
furnish buildings
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05
The State ccava1ticl.


The convention has chosen Il delegation
that exactly fills the bill. While ii includes
some Grant men, and ut least one anti-Grlnt
man, it does not include single anything
to beat Grant man of l~I3. nor 4 single
man who is rot ready To- surrender his views
whether Grant" or ''anti-tirint IN defer
ence to the larger comparison of views ami
wider Judgment of the National convention
Gov. Smith and Gov. Stewart are stalwart Re
publicnrs of the most uncOmpromiSing sort;
the civil fame Of Gov. Smith is indisSoluhly
linked with the great war for the mon, when
he was an able and indefatiEahlc executive
Gov. Stewart has personal knowledge OF
Southern politics that has served ~ make
him a ''stawart," and his remarks ri the
recent soldiers reunion in connection with
the Maine outrage proved that he WAS fully
aroused to Il lively sense of the possible dam
gers of the future he sees the causc; he is
not afraid 10 apply the cure ; the cobwctS
of ''unwritten law do not cloud his clear
vision, when he is face To iac; with the gath
Cring shallow of Il great danger. Col. eco
W Hooker represents the soldier element
of the State; he has never "hulttd Grant
he did not ''holf' him in 1851 hut took hon
orhle wounds uudcr his command ut Cold
lIarbor he did not bolt him IN lSi2 he
will not hesitate 10 follow him io-dnv, unless
il is made clear to him that another name
holds out stronger hope of success; Hon.
Frederick Billings has always been Il Re
publican; he has never 'hOtcd' tine ticket
his present pr. ference would be for another
candidate than Grant. hut lac h;.S SCI much
ability AMI 81 mtc, patriotism that NIL
classes ol Republican opinion implicitly
trust him, as they do all his coil,agucs, In
Weld his personal pI,po-s"S>iorS Ia the logic
of events and the wider judgment of the
convention, if il should become apparent
that another candidate than his Individual
choice promises better hope ii VICTORY
RW3aHd HtrdM
A. recorder OF events have only e. aud
that the most notable and only unexpected
feature at the convention was the strong
Blaine sentiment developed, when. in the
speech of the President, ". ". Circuit.
Bradley BlrluN's defeated competitor for
Congress he alluded to the name ct the
Senator rs the possible choice ot thu chicago
Convention This was specially noteworthy
because Nj Grnut had previously aliud'd
in very norid sud oVirlvagant phrases H.
Gen. Grant and Mr. sherman, ana ha
evoked very faint applause lie mentioned
Mr.. Blaine with no fulsumr preface, ana thc
response was instant. enthusiastic ana
hearty.
The convention was IN session hut two
hours. 1t contained Il fair spriuklng Of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05
FRS. District Convention.

l. BART CROSS AND J. G. MCoLLoUGH CHOSEN
DELEGATES.
The First District Republican Convention,
TO choose two delegates to the National Con
vention, was held at Vergennes on Thursday.
February Goth, one hundred and sixty dele
gates being in attendance.
The convention was called TO order by Hon
Edward s. Dana, chairman of the District
committee, who read the call. He then pre-
scented the name of Hon. George Nichols Of
mously elected. On taking the chair Dr.
Nichols briefly addressed the convention,
referring to the good work done at Montpe-
lier on the previous day and expressing the
hope that the present meeting would do
equally well.
For secretary, r. H. Mardin of Bristol
nominated James NJ Slade of Middlebury,
and he was elected
On motion of Hon. \. 7. Sprague OF
Brandon three vice presidents were appoint
en- from each county, as follows:
-A ri'u - II
Solace of Bridport.
VI - - d I,ds,,r
-, y r. So II y c1oas,,
-,
n-r. y DIFF, ,, n.,,.,.
~,
ono,;on ofw ID Df,;,,hor Of w,,cr-
:. a.. ,,oo,;,,,
NJ 4.,,.-, 800, ,,,o,,,, ,,,...
=, g., \ - a., 80, ,sI Rar,
Crar, IS u,n,noi;er o,,Ioa;,;rr linn "a i
p,,,,,,,,l. ,,,.,,
IT, ,a,,;,n,;, ,ras sooondod hv I X
p.,,,.o,.a IS ,,1;,r,, ,d Joso,b R,,tell
of Midd,ehurv and Mr.. Cross was then
,,raniroorsl, oIoc,oa
r.. .,,,.,,.i .,.,o,,,,, It,,, Iov,land MINI.
.,n - uaro,,,s,,- ,or,ir.,.d Com I G.
uoCuuon,,h g %or,h Rerningtop
Sooo,daa ~. Col NJ = CoIburr ! X.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05
Fellows Compound SyrlB Of HFDGDhNDhitGS
Price, $50 Per bottle; Six for
500

SOLD II al BRUGC!Sfs.
Mar i-Iu,lllr. ,atAw i'm ly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05
NOTICE.
FIBER. ! IN CHANCEEN.

AMANDA WdF1ITt:, IN CHANCEEN.
r. ,UiITESpkN CoUNIG.
OLES Men ALL. e. dis ! April Term, l>>h.
4 MANDA Wheeler. of colchester, having tins
1 day filed in said Court her petition Tor lore
closure Of a mort gage given 10y one WIN. H. Wheel
er. July - l>,-i. Ia petitioner. upon certain !ahd
lying partly In Milton AMI patty In Colchester.
in said cuuHiy being all the land and premises
whereof .Iedrtah Wheeler. 'atc OF SAID Milton,
died seized. ::s.s.lst O!cn McNa!i. William j.
Wheeler. chester \. Wheeler. George |. Wheeler,
Harvey l.. Wheeler, ErEor +. Wheeler. Frank y.
Wheeler. Jennie l.. Wheeler. Arthur IL. Wheeler.
Arthur \. Allen. Guardian. Laura y Alien. and
Nathan Lincoln, Administrator. all OF whom have
interests IN said Land and premises; aud II AZ
pciring that Glen McNal. and charlotte MrNJ.l,
William j. Wheeler. Chester \. Wheeler Iut
Genree l. Wheeler reside and are without the
State u3 vermont. that suhiTua cintol h'
served on Them II is hereby ordered that they the
said Orn. Charlotte. William j.. Chester \. ana
George l.. he notified 10 app ar before the Court oi
ChaucrrN. Tor SAID county uf Chttenlcn, next 10 he
held Al Burlington. IN said county. on the hisi
Tu,.-l, IN Nr'i. i~Sn. 80 answer tu slId petition.
hy pUbt.itn al tins urirr Three weeks Successive
IL IN the EurlIuetrn Free Ptcss. public new
paper the last at which publications. shall he nj
least twenty days previous 10 the said session oil
said Court
Dated al sud Burlington This i.th LAY OF Fehru-
ary. l>,1. -
9iw,,y 4 HOW ARD CLERK
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05
Brown. Household Paaacea

Is the fiost effective Pain Destroyer the world.
VIII most surely quicken the blood whether taken
internally or applied externally. and thereby more
certainly RELIEVE PAIN, whether chronic or
acute, than any other pain all av.4;o;, AMI il IS
warranted double the strength OF ans similar
preparation.
Il cures pain in the side, Back or Bowels, sore
Throat. rheumatism, Toothache, ard ALL ACHES
and is THE GREAT RELIEvFR or PsI,,. BROWNS
hot SEHOI.D PANACEA" should he ia every
family. \ teaspoonfu of the Pau1Cea ~ a tii.nl!eg
Of hot water (sweCtenCd If preferred, tiEcn at
bedtime, Will BREAK Up COLD. % cents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05

IT has been said that the unexpected often
happens our State convention had an ex-
perence of this sort in ''the plump and
pleasing" presentation Of ex-Gov. John Greg
ory Smith 10y Col. Albert Clarke, as an emil
nently fit and proper person to represent
Vermont at Chicago. We have always
thought Gov. Smith deserving of this com
pliment. but il was rather rude surprise TO
hear it from the lips Of gentleman who,
for six years, denounced Gov. Smith as a
splendid scoundrel who had robbed the
widow and the orphan through his criminal
nlal-adminstrliion of his great railroad trust
to the enrichment Of himself and his conird-
crates. We infer that the editor of the
Messenger has modified his views concerning
the public and private integrity of Governor
Smith. or he would scarcely have nominated.
as fitting representative of Vermont. the
gentleman whom he was wont, in the spirit,
we suppose, of mere literary badinage. To de
scribe as the dcspoiler Of widows houses am!
as the gigantic cu'tlctish of the Central Yer
mont vthtnd UtrdM
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05

Nh ZErH PiATT Oldest son of the late
Col. L. B. Plat. died a, his residence at
Hudson. Wisconsin. If a;oplcxy, Sunday
morning, Frr,a.v e@d. In the St. Paul
pio,.lr Pr.s~ is i!,.. f.ll.vius apprecia,iye
account Of Mr.. Pau. Mr.. Plat was an
old srfll.ranI ci.. If i,c amos, prominent
md rcsncc,,,l citizens of the city. The loss
If nsmap ir tIc community world have
been r,.re kr.nly fin 10y all classes He
vas a II,,,.l ,..,r,,,.r;.i,,c- l.usiress man and
=, mast ,.yc.u..t ,iii,,, lie wos The senior
,,eph,.r Of Ia, firm IF Plat 4 Hin the most
cvt,rsiv. wl,..f buv,rs i, the Norbwes,
and of ,I,. fir,. ~ pl,.t,, ,I,nsor railroad
Odd o,,.,s. ..,,o,- .....I how. Io.Io,s il,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05

THIEVES AND dynamite. North Pownal,
Vt, is greatly excited over II burglary that
occurred there Monday, 23d ult., in the Office
of the North Pownal Manufacturing Com
pany. Monday WAS pay day, and, after
paying OF most of the help, some four hun
dred dollars remained. which was placed in
the company's safe. Some time during the
night the Office was entered by unknown
parties, who charged the safe with dynamite,
blew it INTO pieces and carried of the con
tents. MOI the slightest clew was left to the
thieves identity 1t must have been known
in advance that large sum Of money would
that day bc deposited in the safe, but, fortu-
natcly, the most Of il had been paid out dur
ing the afternoon previous 10 the theft. To
deadcn the force of the explosion, the safe
was wrapped in calico prints. Another safe
belonging to Thompson IL Co, merchants,
who occupied part of the building, stood
near the one opened, but this was untouched,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05

I SMOKING SALOON WHERE YOU IA 'ui'f '"'
| Havana ut all hours 81 the tt'-
| Magnificent Iron Bridges span thr M+.i-'
and Missouri rivers at NIL puints 'r''-'.l IS g.
line and transfers are uvuilti ut tuuuti '.l...-
LcavenwoTth und Atchsun, cnnhr'ttuu' t'.-
/ TIE PRINCIPAL. II Il. 'ONNl', a..
THIS GREAT THROUGH LINE AK. 4 i'+
| LOWS
AtCm.cAGo, with ali d!vcrrin; inc- l.-'i.. i.'.t
At ES0IEwoop with the LAX. ,-l.rr.' :, T,.I'-
gan Southern anu i1ttsbu's 4 wayne ' . "'. .'
Al wAsHIyGToN HEIGHTS. w,,a rn'-huI'-, Use
| Cinnuti X st Louis u. IL
| At Ia SALLE. with llltu"t4 trirai u u o.
! All roHIA. with = 4. = :. T. |. y - !; i
"; III. Midland; aud =. \ v Eaiirsnl-
| Al ROCK ISLAND. with Weston mon T. I. Isl
| Rock Island \ prorn Railroad.
| AT DAVENPORT, with the h'E''i"'l y >''''-
Western u u. ..
! At WEST IfnTErY. with III" Euflih-t ~ '''T
| Rapids n Northern Il Il
| At GnrNyUrt- With t.uir,l u; u. It Iowa
| Al pES MuINEs with - VI \ It i''ir"i; 4;
| vt tuUSCtL BITIIS. with utu II'ui' Il
| At OMAHA. with u y NJ" u u " IN " 49,
| AttoLU MHt-SII NOTION. with lsulin2i"u,' 't''
| Al oTrTMwN. with Central u Il It I,.,en. =;
| Louis. Kan. city y Nurth"ru aud D.. u \ . u iais
| Al kTokIK with Iolela. rrotil ami W'.r-a"s
AZ HTNtUt.N. with han tuy. - !. y :. " u u
Al ATCnIsoN. with Atrhitnu Topeka t1utt
! 70; AtchI=vu \ Nch ami cen Hr lGinu I'n'thr
Al LrAvIvwnrru. with l. T. ant Il Cr"
II. lds
DRIA,DI MONIES. ,OJ ><is. Ea.yII;..
'.Grcat R"cI. Island ysuir,'' are said Ly
nd Canada.
r home Ticket Office, address,
Il. ST. JOHN.
Gcn1 TIT and Pnss'ir Act
Chhsf'. IL
une l3.'7p-wiy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05

Mr.. $, W Cummings, late general passen-
ger agent of the Central Vermont Railroad,
has removed - Boston and entered upon his
duties as general passenger and ticket agent
on the Fitchhurch railway. His successor
has not yet been app in,cd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05
THE CUTICCRA REMEDIES

;, camp street, New orleans, Dec. -, Isl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05
ehrcNdncss aud ABILITY.

Hop Bitters freely advertised in all tIr piQ-t-.
secular and religious, are having large sale. and
asc supplanting all other medicines. There j. no
denying the virtues of the Hop plant, and the pro-
pcetors of these Bitters have shown great shregd-
ness and ability in compromising a Bitter. whose
virtues aye palpable to every 10 every ones vD-
Observation-Disclosures March dsOl.Swlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05
SALT RtIEUM on BODY
AND lines. GBIlGfD To co tEGrT on
tHrlCnES. HG'pEEf!i iRf,

N,>>ls. VI EEE- 4, POTTER ; Cent Cnon,-ln justice
To- fha-. " ho MAJ sui'r Il nave suffered. and As
a "a. ial ak .agvri,-m 'at at tn cure ! have
rtc.tN,d from she use -! the tTG!CVRA REMEDIES
| voluntarily make lie following siairmcht:-
rave hai SAT Hhrlm on my body and on one
!. a.. "a very AGGRAVATED form fir r!ghl years. y"
KIND ri ti4ain3It. medicine. ~ dprtors during
Tins thar ti4I lir any permanent good My friends
in Maiden aad elsewhere L;tlN '!H' have be 4
,roLf Suilcrcr and that nv c1aitvn At times IA >
been such tn make M despair rt ''ci ING A'.r
To- ind a cure. OF even !icl. II ld't. "htil
began tiir use Of CUTICUEA. nv hun MAS - ia"
au3 tender that | could mol h'ig riy weirht on II
without The -kn cracking sd bleeding, ana was
uhl .sCd in "a dhnU: Oh Cic'I,s- coiGihchctu 10
use the CUnyUEA N APRIL. and at once teaiiZ'd l.s
b-nriic Al eiis.,s Il gradually drew the lnNlhhl.
lion inl Euius' TO The surface ana az last a. IL
aunear,d E,a!,d It. a! times large quantities
n tulI CONF to the surface. causing burning neat,
iria:nIult.nn. swelling. ani itching. which under
Inc constant use q! CUTIcUEt- would rapidly sun
.i,le ard heal. Each time these outbreaks grew
lr.s and less severe aud nr9y disappeared. leaving
ne perfectly cured. | H-'d Tine CUTiCUR. i've
months and ronk the EEsoIVEST most of thc time
Which were The ONLY remedies used. tnink the
EySpLVrXT q very Strengthening and purifying
medicine 80 take M such extreme cases as mine,
hrclu4,, the disease Is weakening 10 the systtih
Very gratefully Yours. ,,.,,-,
Mis-. ASA r. BROWN.
NIuEX. Mass. Oct. IS ISIS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05

Undoubtedly with children. attributed IL other
causes, is occasiOned by Worms. BROWNS
VERMIFUGE COMFITS. or Worm LOzenses, al
though erectual in DESTROYING worms. can DO no
possible injury 10 me most uelicat. siId. This
valuable combination has been successfully used by
physicians. and found 10 lee ah-alirly sure In
erlhcIiug worms, 20 hurrful to children. =, cents
hJx Jan u. si-tuths.f &wiv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05

5. W. DAVIS, Of Milton, has White
Cochin hen, which brought him a day or
two ago. an egg measuring eight and half
inches in the longest circumference, and
weighing five onnccs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05
-rcttins On the Ice.



The trot on the ice at Milton, on February
18th, between the horse Island Boy, belong
ing to NJ. G. IIolcomb of Isle La Motto, and
]. A. Williams's Little Dick, for 800, was
easily won by the former, in three straight
heats. No time was taken, but the heats
were all trotted very fast
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05

Hop u ttrrI which are advertised IN our columns,
are a s,Ilc cue Ia dgur. hIiousurs4 aud kidney
complaints ThpsG use them say they cannot
Dr. too highly recommended. Thuse afilicted should
rive them far tuaI aud Will thereby become Gu
inusastir M the pId-- 81 their curative qunliiies
J,,tit,d a. March ldeOd4 WV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05

TnE Republican District Committee Of the
Second Cancr, s-.ngal District have decided
to hold districl Convention. for the election
OF two district delegates 20 the National con-
vea.ian AT Cliic:.-o. at Willie River Junction
on Nc,in,e ,.av. April :.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-05
sworn EVIDENCE.
Tho following Cure Is probably tae meet re-
n.afkab;o syer effected by any medical
preparation for the treatment.
of catarsh:

Ga.,en.s3-I hereby certify that have had Crta-rh
for len years and for the last years have been
terrible sufferer. rendered partially ceaf, had
tuzsEg IN The head, pains across The tecpia, dizzy
t1rsila. hard and constant cough, severe pain acro1
the Chest. and every indication of Consumption. Ny
mad nc.yt al The time. The matter accumulated Sd
rapidly IL head RGt throat thai | NJ! keep
thslni.tc. Frequently night would spring out Of
bed ii seemed 10 me- ut the point suiicca;iun. l
would then have recourse to my power
to d.5odge tine InuUus Il my throat a2d heal before
being able TO sleep a..n- For period Of SIX yCArsm
tonsils liberated and so lur uamc That could
with difficulty swallow finally Consulted eminent
surgeon in regard to an operation on Il but At his
request postponed u. The constant inflammation and
ulc ratio ms throat caused by the eorOI3 mat
ter dEop?ins down from my heal hat - i-=.tstcd aid
naamJt my lulgs that coaghcd !rcsssart.y.a deep.
hard cough Meanwhile rly system began 10 Show The
effects Of this disease that Hest flesh pale, and
showed every symptom Of an early death Is Cus4Ilp
tol. When Tn5tirrS "a reached this staa'. ahoul
six months ago, b. The use Of tSFCEp's Etns II
CUEE CNTAEEH. alter usin, the lrst 0tils be-
gan to improve rapidly The first dose seems To- clear
my head rs had not known It TO BE- Tor tJ7s. II
seemed gradually to arrest the t!scErr- j sfrr-l
my cough IN tirSs days. By u,l II y pis. ssa
reduced the inf animation and sprit tnsis.
that they soon ceased - tr'ub 4: ". III Sort-lss
my chest disappeared. the buzz.n Hiscs f. Ey
head ceased. scnS,s Uf seeing aud Il hcaru
completely restored and every syn joi Cf -esr ms
hal reduced me u TIE verge Of the gave c!sI accT2d
by the use ofsANroEn' i:tpi,AI tr.F For At EEL
have leon TINS explicit because. g. n d7-:-sst.
have deal OF suffering FROM CTta-Tii.
hops 10 CouNi.c many .lat iais Is great remedy
familiar wiki t'se tTeanr.T of ,atar.a p-ac-
tad hy the bet Physicians, ard have cobSltc tG
most eminent 'Ut case. lave L=- est7y hia.
Of rc..ay a asgara'ls that have appeared 'r.-ing
period past. AID hSve. w'lr following cir
ta eat care ct MY general Ecah t.. s:a!r5d
u rel, I ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT nom any ofthet1-
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