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CHAPTER, NJ.

In the spring Of 1910 returned to my early
home, only for a visit, as my father had sold
me farm to a neighbor, who was kind to me,
but couldnot appreciate my sadness. In losing
our old home | lost a part of myself Every
spot was enlcared TO me by the sweetest and
pddc.t of rccollcCuonS. There was the :oun
r,n pump, that never ceased to throw out its
wealth Of sparkling water; there was the old
oak tree beneath whose wide spreading
branches my lost sister and had sat by the
Eour-l reading and she playing with her
doll, or skipping about over the grass Every
field, and meadow and wood was rich with
dear old associations, and | wandered about
AID wept quietly as fond memory brought each
scene windy before me. With sadness |
quilted the dear old farm and sought out new
associations in our new home SIX miles nearer
Brownsville
This home was made happy by the presence
nf one, and afterwards two, dear little black.
eyed boys 4 home without children is cheer
less in the extreme.
Then came the national contest for president
the first that distinctly remember. The
country gained "'iippecanoe and Tyler too, -
allerward, more than they bargained for. And
now came five years Of school life mingled
with light farming and stock raising. Then
four years of college lfe which usherd IN the
iitr-tamed "gazelle"
College life is dangerous; it is not reai
life You pass for more than you deserve; if
your father is rich, you are rich; if your faith
cr is iarsceing or learned, You get credit for a
vast deal Of smarincss or knowledge that you
have not earned. | soon became iavorte
among the boys, because was repuled
we .lthy, aud spent my money freely |
treated the boys, and soon fell into my set, who
we're a set of drinkers. But had some am
hition, and my family pride kept me up
Years passed, and became senior | began
% 90 into the society Of the ladies; | took at
occasional spree with the "boys" and Col
Douglas, resident OF Washington and a ia
y1rite with the boys was pelted and favor
ed ia society because my father was reputed
wealthy, aud had some talent and a respect
ible personal appearance. But my spree,
came Oftener and at last, at the commence
meat could not take nay part, because Wa
tho drank This mortified my friends yer,
much, and was a sore trial 10 little Julia, VIII
was an inmate of the female seminary D,
The same town. We kept up our friendship
although 10 special intimacy existed betweel
US. She was now bright healthy lookin.
young lady, with .rnwn locks dark. grey ey
and dimpled checks and china great iayoi
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Ph YslCtAfa s.

NR. r.. w. wk.lS, (DrUtChcr "octOr,) late Phys
~ clan and surgeon the ST. Louis teiuale Hospital
Office over seies Cloth! store cor Main and La Sale
strcrts Residence sUnth bun, ut Mrs. RenLs. apps
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tie in society, for her dignifed ways, her sweet
ness and her many accomplishments. She
was remarkably apt at learning, and fair
musician.
For two years we were Intimate, then we
were more distant, and when left college
Julia had other male acquainlanccs that she
seemed to prize much higher than myself, al
though she seemed to keep "A kind of watch
over me, and talked to my friend Bob Quail u
great deal about me SAID | had many good
qualities, and hoped | would not throw away
my fine opportunities and make wreck OF
my life
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nR. X. NJ. McARrHUR, Ottawa, H. ONCE
~ In the Opera House Block. Open from o'clock A. NJ
to o'clock Residence Benton street, south Of III
nois Avenue jan2276
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4 New Kind of Watch Case.

New because is only within the last few that ha.
h,n and brought within the reach Of every
old in principle because first invention was made and
the first patent taken nearly twenty years ago and eases
made \, that time aud stree are nearly rs good
as new Read the following. which only one case ofmany
hundreds, Your Jcwelcr can tell Of similar ones:
MASsrIELp. PA, May 2Sth. lS,'.
have customer who has carried one Of Boss 4 10
Cssgs fifteen years and knew IL two years before BE- So
and il now appears good for ten years longer.
L. e OLNEY, JeNcler.
Remember Jas BOSS IS tie only Patent Case made OF
two plates of solid gold outside and inside cover
ing every part exposed TO sight The great sd'
ta Of these solid plates eccrosdng Is apparent "a
every one Boss the only patent Case with which there
IL given written warrant.
See that you get the guarantee with ea'h case ASK you'
Jeweler for Illustrated Catalogue.
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NJ Il ~ EiITSSI4, German Druggist and ApJthecary.
VI. (vhucsale and rrtail,) Main street ottawa III. I'm
porter IF Drugs, Chemicals, French Cogniac Brandies,
Wines, &c,
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of the aldermen as practicable in the coming
municipal election. DAM ~

municipal election. DA" ~
OPiIIR.
OpuR March Cove wish Will Warlick
success "a Waterman in tie county jail HIS
superior officers will find him Trustworthy
young man.
Deaths that have tr,nspircd since my last
are Mrs. WiXOm, Of lloecr, one 81 'hc o."
pioneers; Mr.. Dmmlck, son oi Mr. Il. DIni.
mick, of Dimmlck township; and viii Peters,
son If Jane, Peters, Of Troy Grove The
marriages were Mr. Lewis Andrews and AZ.
nrs Jackson; Win Jackson and Laura PM.
lipS; Miss IIidic and Mr. Young; Mrs OIIaa
and Mr., Lcnox,
schools are all closed IN tins vicinity and
the marms are taking rest
0. a. Andrews, Of Troy Grove, Is recovering
slowly Mr.. T. McNally has recovered suili
ccntly to be around again.
The Triumph lyccum is still in good run
ming order.
The last of "a series OF concerts was given 10y
the scholars of the Troy Grove public school
in the Baptist Church Friday evening. The
net proceeds at II cts. per head amounted TO
Si43O, which will go towards purchasing
books for public library. 1t Is estimated
that over 100 persons were crowded into seals,
and 100 more found comfortable standing room
by beng wedgcd up on the stove. The eXcr.
cises were very good, indeed and highly crc'd-
table to the teachers, Mr., Bowman and Miss
Carr who both laborcd to make it II success.
The cream OF the exercises was the last tab
lcaux, entitled Faith, Hope and Charity
One of the Young ladies broke the scene sumt-
what by being too near the phosphorus when
limited The song duet between Master W H.
lie Dcutsch and Miss Skies was the second
best performance. Taken all IN all The concert
was decided success. PEDRO HERCULES.
GRAND glDGE.
GRAND RIDGE March l9.-Thc roads be-
ing again passably good business is rcvivlng.
Many loads of grain and hogs have come to
town during the past few days, serving to
swell the already large receipts bought and
shipped from this point during the winter
months Mr.. Watson, one Of our dealers IN
forms your correspondent that he alone has
bought, since September last over -, 00O bush.
els of corn, $4,000 OF oats 1000 of rye and
$500 of timothy seed, besides buying and
shipping 50 car loads Of hogs. There are two
or three other stock dealers in the town and
one other grain dealer, all of them having
done fair business.
The seventy mine acre farm q miles south
of Grand Ridge, belonging to the estate Of G.
w Vance, was sold on tbs 10Th at auction for
cash at $50 per acre, NJ &. Vance purchasr.
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NANCY rSTATION r. X Y Pocket usr1es
p, togrsph Albums, Fine Pocket Books, too Feft
Pocket Knives Playing Cards. Crihhsgc Boaros osme
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})r0fesai0ual Gar0s.
AT T o X ~ L VS..

7 &. BOYLE. Attorney AT Law. once with =.
y. Lincoln, 10 La sale vi Get OttaSO Illinois, eb2lSl
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Gus. Their Virginia blood was up and they
counseed their daughter to give up one VINO
was so weak and contemplate. In TINS lncy
were backed by Randolph, who declared that
he WAS ready at that moment to marry the
peerless Miss Laura Everything was against
Inc, and poor Laura was oycr.persuaded Her
pride WAS touched, and in the agony OF the
hour she gave her hand TO ltAndoIl h,
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stay prsalrial tbat peu1t tueAoa
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r4sF predicted sbA ihe nu fr Sic
la5da goHid lba failure
Ihs predicted that tas eaieIeFatm
paall nasf at agaaawan
la pltllrsd ibA the people v5al5
aasef elnaeat g emancipation
lley iu,s1 ti.ai .Aa plo would
ae,F ni,fv the amendments ofih6 oou.
tsiutlen
They Iueaicied tiai ihe free Negroes
soald leoono raee ~ paupen
Ties predicted ihai thc people vould
ncvsr pormit blaok men q the ballot box.
They predicted that tie war would ter
inmate in aAs. standine army and q mill.
tay dictator
fhey predicted TIA, tbe child vas me
born ho would live 10 gold or silver
restored the currency Of the country
They predicted that the interest on the
us, pabiic debt could never le paid
They predicted That specie payments
p0ala not b rasamed on tho drt II Jan.
nary. 1879
They predicted that the resumption Of
specie payment would bring universal
disaster and ruin moon the business and
industries q the couuirg.
W. g. Laupaon has made arrange
monts with Mr. Perkins and win keep
some of his New Home sewing machines
on exhibition al the hardware store whore
all are invited 60 inspect them. lie has
sold large number 81 thcm and they have
given the best satisfaction.
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Deacon WiIder want you 20 tell
me bow you kept yourself aud family
well The past seasou when al the rest
81 as have been sick % much. and have
bad be doctor visiting us 20 often
BRO. Taylor .thelanswer isyery easy.
I used Hop Bigters 10 time; kept 10y
family well and saved the doctor bills
Three dollars worth o. il kept Us well
aud abIe % work all The time. III war
rant il has cost YOU aud the neighbors
oue 10 two hundred dollars apiece 10
keep sick The came line
Deacon, Ill use your medicine
hereafter.
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iiow WknF neoRae eFgG thgapEA Nis
shong bal 81. uFrcr really tsk, bat A.
aays miserable kna dolng their wefk in
aEtiess, reinelanI wkrs nchAfitkhle
paop.a eali & tsF3aess, bet u IS really SICK
asts. u dsia ths keen edge q pleasnrc
sud kills the Rgsi 81 ariag Al It's fe
erie iron impays hioo8 A hottie az
Dr keanadys "Kayoiitc Bfulcay will
tfsnsform sesh suaeftrs iuso neW rfest
ures Is cicausiug he blood shd toniug
up sae system Hundreds ATE nov living
healthy sna happY lives wha ufFcf knew
well dEf" i.E hcy loUk DE-. kcnuedy .
s'Fkvayiie Remedy sold BY All drag.
gists, o. 0oa bottle. Dr. David Kennedy
Proprietor, Rondoal, y. y no
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ung rnder who 40 MOI aFree with as
politically an no doubt glad thntthe elec.
lion i % ntarly over aad That We shall not
have another national contest for four
years Wo have intended % print only
what i true but there are good many
facts on the ether SIDE we have not pub.
lahca We 40 not claim that there d on-
ly one side 70 the question though o.
eouts gc tlfiul ours Is tho hest side, but
we respect man who honestly difien-
from AZ n opinion ani some q onr best
friends are among the members 81 tie
Democratic party Next week We shall
publish the election news a. fully as We
arc able % ga il before going to press,
aud TIA, viii end the present campaign as
far IS we are concerned
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Tie \. Y Horalds Dublin cable dis
patch avs u am Informed on the best
authority that Forster, chief secretary Of
ireland, sworo out an information ye5tor
day charging 4 number Of the Land
League with conspiracy and an application
for their arrest viii be made early next
week Tie following arc selected ior
prosecution Charles Stewart PANEL,
~ r. Joseph Bigger NJ p. Arthur
o'Connor u r.; - J. OKelly, NJ. p: II.
y Sullivan NJ 7 Egan, treasurer II sAe
land League Berrnan. is secretary /.
James Rodpath Mr. Rctte; Mr. Boyn.
ton Nr sheridan, journalist Mr. Har-
ringion, journalist MI Tull. journalist
III view Of tho difficulty q obtaining d
verdict from au Irish ius. ID is SAID 10 be
the iutention to qply to the Queen's
bench ior change Of venue and bring the
accused FOR trial before an English jury.
The g3yernaeni chains to have this pow.
or under tie new iudicature act. Its excr-
else Vould i regarded as leg.d. Itwould
create a revolution in Irish politics and
vonll plaee the agitatora at tho mercy Of
the English government Tho leaders 81
the Land League ulink Il they are tried IN
Laa l..nd they vii be certainly convicted.
Large reinforcement Of troops are being
hurried into ireland, sent to occupy com
maudng posi.ons in Connanght and Nun
ster II IS feared grave troubles snay ari,t
on arySal oEthe lflsh leaders
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why the South il Solid for
Hnncnnk.

tNspta Away Ina AID 3atE n
w - Nrm rar Itt THESE
tNE THK AMf PRINCIPLE FOR
w8iCH THEY FOUGHT FOR
F0UR NEAks hEseNHru wE Mas
WHa eaaat foErH rftfE lIfK Bi9ou cs
rnGa B5w hraEWA rBaT vIoa 1avn
goTr n1rtsf THv srecrss ~ uE DF1-
oraA1H unft Wade Hampton. II ,he
meetng Is the interest ~ Democratic
harmony 10 Yifsiuis. a. Staantop. Jaly
13b
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Senator Morrill, who Was reported i'll at
Paris, Las recovered and is nov travelling
10 Switzerland
Ezekiel Johnson. 81 Bradford. who was
accidentally killed last Saturday, was the
father Of Mrs Cox Farnham.
The all surveys Of the Rutland and
woodstock railroad are being looked up
ior purr ose, which viii soon be made
psblie.
An sngiue on the Connecticut river rail
roa'a formerly named the S. NJ. Waite,
has been repaintad aud tire name left or
The wooden bridges on the Rutland and
Washington and Saratoga railroads are to
he replaced with iron structures of the
latest and most approved pattern
Slate pencil making has been resumed
At North Castloton after suspension OF
operations Of tbyee or four months.
Thirty men areo nployed by the company,
and several D .ousand pencils made daily
and shipped to market.
Royal & arr, the murderer Of a hall
bfeed I idian, has been sentenced Al
Aontge' Ter 70 be hanged next April.
Mn Alma Smith and her father, J, d
"e' as, were found guilty Of murder il
~ second degree at Burlington after {
! rial Of three days, for the killing of th'
formers husband in Williston, Oct %
1850 They viii both be sentenced to thu
states prison for life
The old Essex mill Of North Benning
ton has got 50 Of its 100 looms running
low water being its chief drawback.
Local enterprise is shown at Water
bury in the effort now being made t
obtain the requisite funds properly t
improve and beautify railroad park
About six hundred dollars have beel
raised, which sum it is desired to increas
one thousand F
J Griffith & Nathaniel, the extensive Stat
dealers, Of Poutney. have their QUAR-
} 2 II miles from the station and emplo
J 80 men. This quarry was the first uni
form green slate quarry ever opened in tn
country,
John Cardigan, u years old boy i
Duxbury, was missing Sunday afternoon
The whole noighborhood searched till Of
ter midnight when he was found in tn
pasture so badly bruised that he will die
Ho was injured by being thrown from
yearling colt that he was trying to ride,
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Hettw naf negt las1e thr national clcc
sion vii bays beeu bid snd therrcat CON
fe decided TIE kepailicans elalm and
maas Deaocats siul' that Garfield AID
Arhar hays ibe best chance u election
BOT Sc rsa teH better aloui i after neri
Tuesday Wc hops The majority VIII u
~ large. oae way aF the other, thar thgsr
car : no dispute shout l. We want thc
matter deel1eA NEXT Tuesday
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We are strongly disposed 10 regard that
person Il tie best physician who does
moslio sileviste human suffering. judged
from this standard. MRs. LrDTA +. Pix
han. 2s5 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. ,
il entitled 10 tie front rank, for Der VIC.
ErAHLE CoMroCsD i daily working won.
definl cares IL female diseases. send for
circular to ihe above address. IS
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rtsa1 nEupanArs Ann TnE AMEND
MINIS

MN
Tao Donoegass ID Indiana and Ohm are
be4taa heeaasa 9t their association with
s5alacsa Dlgaaen.is. The Democrats ot
those States have never had tAe courage o
make manly defense oftbeir Southern
aN.oa.ases, aad have allowed themselves 70
dnn too far into the ways Of Republican
thinking 10 the weakening Of distinctive
Democratic principles They have con-
cesiei 10 much claimed by their opponents
az ,ha results % ihe war a. 70 LEAVE no
reason WAY they sAould ba preferred
When their candidate for tbs Presidency
specially points to the negro amendments
ta the Consultation that are % DO observed,
he gets on the Republican platform, but
d is plain to h. observed Of an men that
b. ). riding behind n an awkward
place IN candidate 70 rido before the
peaple. and "a lst,le creai; to him Iogi.
cally. people Of the North who sickle for
the observance and enforcement Of the ne
gro amendments take 70 the party leaders
win d1at iaYe q need TO say they arc 10y
n u them We Judge Ny oasoa II We
honestly beiicved reconstruction the siga-
ma@ boapa q poss be,lt,a staiesrn anship.
other ,hiugs b6iag equal we should vote
Zee lho Repnlhaen eandnlate Therein
las ibe scgct 81 Tue day disaster TIC
NE4shcrn Democrats have permitted the
Northern MASSES 70 Il taught that the r.,
construction n perfect, and ,hsi All q IS
ufugisioaa arc sacred A. the Bible is
Northern Democrats ihemse.ses have tos
much smbibcd sneh ideas. They can
soaaliy Ahuss the carpet -laggeFs. vla
aanustel COZ season under reconstrae,
tiea, bns have al ihe time bern too leslleni
with the monssrosiiias 81 legislation vhich
s. alle such yilisinies possible A tlaogy
rasalis thai thsir disasters have eszie q
their easAriioe O. laek q geuuius Demo
cratic psine.ples Blessings oiaan cosue
la Disguise ara i the disaster q Tuesday
porseAd Democrats 5eieai ia Noyemhsr
II pastsada also anoshar ioar years q rs
ss9lid south II e too so0h yet ioE tia
eoiidity Of toe Saath t. h broken.
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4 STRANGE SYMPTOM. Many men and
women, apparently enjoying robust health
and capable Of enduring much hard labor
without fatigue, can walk mile after mile
without WEAKNESS. and yet, when they
come TO stand stu, find themselves looking
for place TO sit down the first thing.
Why is this Reader this is one of the
sure symptoms Of Kidney Disease. II
should never he neglected. Take
HUNTS REMEDY at once-m mce.
Your life is in danger. HUNTS RENE
DY the Great Kidney and Liver Medicine
viii save il.
Sold by all Druggists. Trial size, 10
cents.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
O. ". BRADLEY, HERBERT n. BRADLEY and
JOHN G BLACKMKH.
BfNHIHVIDN tDtfII, 81
EZRA EDsOk,

q. ". BRADLEY, HERBERT n. BRADLEY and
JOHN G BLAEkMEk.
June Term, 1880.
Hhasas Ezra Edson. OF MABebestsr, In SAFE
C1apty. has brought suit against q. W. Bradley !
Herbert n Bradley aud John q BlsetmsF. tnd
oansnd tho real estate u the said Herbert n
Bradley, ~ mated 10 tbs town VI Rupert, 10 ssidI
County 70 be attached thereon which suit uEsI
entered At too December Term % the BebniBs1
ton County Court ID 1873 aud continued ~ TIA
June Term ~ s&id Court. 1880, and whereas n
appeared that the said Herbert n, Btdtsy wss|
abasnt from the Atsta ~ the lime u The ssrytesI
~ said writ and had not rsturncd sithln tbs
tkfae before the tint 0f trial 1t WAS tsefsupoa
ordered that said soft be continued 70 The
nexi December Term ~ said Couii, add tAAtl
notice thereof be given 20 the sald Herbert y.
Bradley b. ibe publication u this order thfts
weeks seoea ssiSeiy Ia the Aa0ehe stsF JouHsAL.
4 public nAwspapsr pristsd At MAneh ester. Ia
said county the sst ~ phicb pHblicatioas. shall
be a. least twenty days before the BsIt term of|
said Court
Gitsa under ny bsnd Il Manchester. W.. this
nth day u Oei0pef, lsdl.
II. X FOWLER. Deputy CLERK.
BrRT8s s MpssoN, Attgs
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1880. Citizens Line. 1880
STEA M ERS
BETWEEN TROY { NEW YORK.

Leave Troy daily, saespi satafdsy sit.zs >. II
or On arrival u evening tfains. haBasgs ~ "a
~ Ebs#sss NB. ExegFsiOn isrkets ~ hsSl
Tafs and fffafh. only ~ EieFAut ToofAs. 81 eaAI
81 Esgulsf HgasoB RIVER T1iirpsd tiekets tsksa'
TOT pAseAHe, igeiading state room berth TAswI
ilfEsis ~ PhiEGajphiA. BAitiuoFs kEd WashiI 3 l
taa seld On she ttosmeFs and baggage ehsele1
through. IL eeatn Grows $50 fstafns a.. ~, -
Na1haitaH ~ Brighton Beach ana rstaFn, " - !
Hourly uips maas direct ffota Citixsa's LAss'
pisF, hse IoFk. = al Coaay islsHd rssafss,
CIV HORTON, Gen. Agent, Tfoy, y !,
0F0 VI DHsqs Gen, FEAs. Agf. p4n
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j. DAVIS 81 SON i,
MANUFACTURERS on AsD bEALELs lS
STOVE, TIN { COPPER WARE,
GLASS WARE, WOODEN
WARE, DC.

Ne s wood cook stoves without reser-
voir,
No. 8 wood cook stoves with reservoir,
No 8 second hand wood cook stoves
No, wood cook stoves without reser.
voir,
No, Q wood cook stoves with reservoir,
No. 9 second hand wood cook stoves
No. coal burning cook stoves without.
reservoir,
Ne. coal burning cook stoves with
reservoir,
No. second hand coal burning cook
stoves.
No. 8 coal burning cook stoves without
reservoir,
No. Q coal burning cook stoves with
reservoir,
No. 8 second hand coal burning cook
stoves.
New parlor wood stoves,
New parlor wood cook stoves,
Second hand parlor wood stoves.
New parlor coal stoves
New parlor coal cook stoves,
Second hand parlor coal stoves.
We can sell you small box stoves,
We can cell you large boz stoves,
We Jean sell you second hand box
stoves.
We can sell you stoves FOL each,
We can sell yoo stoves on time,
We want oil the good interest bearing
notes We can get
We cannot afford to give away stoves,
We connot afford to be cheated out OF
stoves.
We do not want any slow notes that
cannot he collected.
II you want to buy stove,
II you want to sell a stove,
IL you want to trade stoves,
CALL IRON
j. DAVIS g. SON,
Manchester Depot, Vermont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-28

HAVE WmrAR's BALsAN or Wild CHER
Isl always on hand II cures coughs
Colds, Bronchitis, Whoopiug Cough,
Croop, Influenza, Consumption. and all
Throat and Lung Complaints. 60 cents
and 81 per bottle. l6ly