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, 1881-05-21

PRESIDENT Garfield, on being inter
viewed regarding his appeal to Brady u
contribute literally TO the campaign fund,
stated that the star-rou,e contractors
were neither mentioned nor thought OF
when the letter was written, the only idea
being that Brady would aid his party IN
the struggle from his ample means.
, 1881-05-21

SAN. BRANNAN Of California, Is now
intensely impressed with the truA OF the
ancient and historical adage, " Besare "i
the Greeks when they come I bearing
gifts for that handsome lamd grant
donated him by the Mexican government
in return for the pecmiary assistance he
rendered them in MAMMALIAN 5 time
turns out to be Il regular Z roIan horse.
The grant is described as lbeins very
fertile, but occupied by Indians "i power
full physical build, brave am warlhe
temper, and resolute dispoSItlon to
hold their domain by force Of NmS, II
necessary against all comers.
, 1881-05-21
IT is a con.,,l;nc f,c, = -. 49,. ;,

II Is consuling fact to know that the
people elected James A. Garfield presi-
dent Of these United States. and not
bniiy Boss Conkling. And II is further
pleasing fact to know that J. A. G.
KNOWS ms position, even if ConkIing
didn't
, 1881-05-21

THERE has not bsen any great friendIi-
ness toward Gereral Grant in bis present
visit to Mexico, whiSe Is of a commercial
character, and the coi 6uct of the people
and the officials is II marked contrast
with their eifisiveness u son-the general :
former visit. The An Hrlcan most III
favor with the Mexicant just now Is
General Ord, but he hast the advantage
OF having father-in-law il the Mexican
crhinrt
, 1881-05-21

Tar NoRra Pacific PAss-Generd
Anderson, Engineer-in-Chief, viii be IN
this Territory early in June, 10 decide
on the most favorable pass across the
Cac.de range. A letter from New
Tsc.ma says: "Ws al feel confident that
the C.scade division viii 90 right along.
We want both rosds; competing lines
vii s.ve our country, and make it the
6not IN the world"
, 1881-05-21
0ST OR STOLEN.
500 REWAR ID.

The following described horses. for which
will pay the above reward, OF SIS each
One bright bay mare, large star in forehead,
4years old.
One dark bay or brown tilley, years old.
One sorrel horse, with some white feet and
stripe in face, 3 years old.
One large bright bay horse, years old,
brand blotched
One yellow sOrrel mare, years old. with
balf-breed Percheron colt, year old.
One mouse -colored horse with rings around
his legs, years old
All branded 20. f." on right should
sorrel mare has W." on left shoulder
PHILIP RI.
WaIla WaIIa w 4f1u, lit
, 1881-05-21

sFoun. ailk while the csw is
eeAiaa" j, h sdsics Of bucolic coatsmps-
ras Judging froa tie character d sush
oE 50 mia th0 coma - martok, IL would
b. rsrs 10 TIE pcint never to mix while the
eov d dznkiag-Bosss TrsssriPt.
, 1881-05-21

The StdHdurd man is informed that in
speaking Of a newspaper none will be silly
enough 10 imagine That the Standdrd or
any other Portland sheet is Intended.
, 1881-05-21
COURT HOUSE.

COURT HOUSE.
In Walla Walla city, by the County Auditor,
for the completion of the Court House, on
block 9, of Walla Walla city. according to the
plans, specifications and details of Messrs.
Allen & Simpson, heretofore accepted by
The County Commissioners,
And under which said plars, etc, the said
Court House has been partially erected.
Bids to be received up to May 80, 1881.
Work to be paid for as building progresses.
The Commissioners reserving the right to
reject any and all bids. Building to be com
pleted November l, 1881.
W. C. PAINTER,
oo-fO-,IS County Au,ii.or-
, 1881-05-21
EASTERN.



BUFFAto having been made
with regard to the ch .racter If the Buffalo
College Of Physicians and Surgeons, an
institution having no connection with
either of the established schools of medi-
c:ne, and which is alleged to grant GER
ufcates In loose manner, both schools
of regular physicians under instructions
from their associations have retained an
eminent leoll fir, .S.t the valid ty of
the charter of the cnllA.~,- r-.-s
Indemnity bonds wIih the Secre'a'y VI
state IN the sum OF S4,OUO.
Commodore shufeldt's Mission.
WASHINGTON. - Commodore Shufeldt
has left for China. He takes instructions
from the State Department as an attache
# the legation in China, and ostensihiy
goes to cary back the ratified Chinese
treaty. What he really goes for and what
he is expected to accomplish eventually
is the opening of ports Of Corea to the
world. The Commodore il the only
foreigner who ever yet succeeded IN get
ting a letter to the KING and having 1t
answered. He was there at the tipe OF
the bombardment some years ago, but his
last visit Was a year ago, while on ms
eventful cruise around tho world. de
thinks that in the course OF SIX months or
a year he can accomplish the object Of
his mission and have Corea accessible to
the commerce of the world. He does not
think it very important however, for the
purpose of trade, because the country Is
small and the people poor, producing
nothing but rics and little gold. he
r.oards II as Important si.o~Sh .hA' .
trsatv of friendship and amity should be
noo ,,;ated. for our vessels in the lndia
traae are frequently stranded there ana
the sayages are liable to put the sniP-
wrecked passengers to death: 10 accom-
'.l;sa this arrangement viii be the frst
tasA, leaving the matter Of trade for
future cp--;deration. Although OF no
account now, t,.- Commodore thinks the
commerce Of the eon.-4-y ~ill grow after
communication with the ourside world il
established.
The Chieksaw's Ire.
ST. LoU1s.-The Republicans Denison,
Texas, special says: Major Tufts, the
genial Indian Agent. has came down from
Muskogee, and started for Governor
Overton's headquarters, 1t the Orphan
Academy in the Chickasaw Nation, with
DIR. Saunders, to hold conference With
! Governor Overton for the investigation
of the charges against DR.. Saunders,
Which have created 30 much trouble be-
tween that gentleman and the Chicka-
saws. The feeling against the gentle
man is very bitter. and he Tuftsl viii
be joined at Cedsr Mills BY squad Of
Q. S. troops to protect them Unknown
parties are reported to have fred INTO
DR.. Saunders house, Saturday, during
his absence. nearly killing hin wife and
other membele OF his family.
ns sAaAsW - the WeH.
| ALBAsr, Nay la-Thees q , nR21d
change IN the Senatorial sitaRiss to-4nC.
1t is very evident that the naEoae Il
the lessixturs have adviees froE thsiz
constitusntA These who ysstssday vsgV
, 1881-05-21
.ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership between Germain 4 Brooks
is dissolved. Virgil W. Brooks retiring.
e. JULIUS GERMAN.
Crab Creek, W. T., May ,, lSSl.
lCheney Tribune copy four weeks.
dIw-wI 2'-,g
, 1881-05-21
BUYING FOR CASH.

We sell altogether for cash. Conmon Convince
sell eh We make doubtful I
accounts
direct from New York for cash. and mark prices in pI;n S We we !
hshment child s LII our tao-
, 1881-05-21

" tLe tact thar you are from ONO, and
known as an Ohio man. Is really an objee-
ton t, yunr appointment. ! regret that
there is an impression in the public mind
that Ohio has more than her share, but
the impression exists, and during my
administration mean to so manage ap-
pointmentS, if possible. as to do away
with this impression. Alas How Is
the Buckeye fallen.
, 1881-05-21
ONE PRICE,
EVERYTHING MARKED IN PL AIN FIGURES
GODS SOLD ONLY FOR CASH.

The. rules form the groundwork business They a, IN ~
lose sight Of them instant and an earnest
con
fact You tied buy goods that dom % ~
avoid all evils ' ~ 'f Win N''''S~
, 1881-05-21
OUR COUNTRY U2nERS.

We been that long felt necessity this
10 establishment -hee
being able the latest and desirable goods moderate o
ladies
Gmialy the volume daily
We
safety carefully executing entrusted
We when
perfect lady residing in the that l our
We
orders that
bty would consider her confidence misplaced
, 1881-05-21
I OST OR STOLEN,
BUT SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN

About 80 head Of American horses branded ID.
l. on right shoulder. l War; any an all per-
sons who may or have bought horses with this
brand that they belong to me, none of my
horses with this brand have been sold. A
suitable reward will be given for information
that will lead to the recovery of the lost stock.
DANIEL LYONS, Walla Waila, w. T.
ld52-w-l9tfl
, 1881-05-21
NREASURER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all Registered
County Warrants, issued On the regular county
fund will he paid on presentation and interest
on same viii cease from this date.
j. +. BOYER, Treasurer.
Wana Walla- Nav g. 1881. 3I-2t-w2J Wv
, 1881-05-21
OUR PRICES

-, 'te'e t lna Inc fublc the mast -
~ a M the prices of goods city We have % We nave made
vet 1N - " P''es' ana We believe the people know
ursy f goods than before M more
OF our will an IA posi-
0en su as1 na our prices 1-
xs expenses being. house Fncse IN e territory
makes u rhy want thech less are very
pies are well aware ready and % m freight
in vier nr,u,bed shall he oest @. ds
the p r come again say goods tnn pnI @ aa always
| cuAO" ~ were pleased iI elnhGeIce with
| in.aLeth the
, 1881-05-21
Notice to BridgeBuilders.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILD
- ing bridge over Coppei at Baleman's
Crossing, also one over the Wslla Walla at the
old Whitman Mission, are invited by the board
Of County Commissioners. Bids to be opened
June lst 1881.
By G. K. GRIN, W. C. FAINTER,
wl9td Deputy Auditor
, 1881-05-21
Has the Ohio man had his d

Has the OHIO man had his day!\ L
the harp Of the Bnckeye 10 hangto
Taras walls as though It's soul were h4d
An original Ohio man. resident 4 a'
South, made pilgrimage TO W Atol
in search Of a Southern II [hsnr
but Garfield met him, So the Asrpoes
, 1881-05-21
The Chieksaw's Ire.


ALBAsr, Nay la-Thess nRS4
change IN the Senatorial sita9isa to-4nG.
Ii is very evident that the nsEoae Il
the les,sistnre have adyicea froE thsif
constitusntA These who ysstssday vssU
, 1881-05-21
TELEGRAPHIC! !!

.prr,,, n,s,.rcHrs 10 TEE srArEsaAS-rn
wrsrrxy uxIoS TELEGRAPH iEs-
, 1881-05-21

WY sunef sAee0leAoly
With the convulsing. spasmodic tortures Of
fever and ague and bilious remitte.t, when
Hostetter's Stomach Bitten acknowledsed 70
bs real curative of mAlariAl fevers. viii Grad
icate the cause Of % much suffering. No less
effective il this benignA.t Alternative in c>ses Of
constipation, dyspepsia. liver complaint. rheu-
natisn, and IN general debility and nervous
weakness For sale BY all Druggists and
Dealers gsueraIy.
, 1881-05-21
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS;
OU r. = Y ST E Nj /:

the world onward has always that public conf
itself where and immaculate system
rules
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-17

house buildings are deluged With water. The
loss is estimated at $3.50, 600 and upwards,
some of the goods being valuable. Fuller q
Co. had $3.50. .000 worth of sugar on the wharf.
which was badly damaged. The storehouse
of warehouse No. 4 was gutted, only the
walls being left. A portion OF No. was
saved. The origin of the FIRE is unknown.
Rush OF Immigration at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June 16th.-European imiai.
grafton is setting strong towards the line OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The mr.
rival of two ship loads at Baltimore within
twenty-four hours is reported. 1t is esti-
mated that the current month will show
greater number of arrivals than during any
other three months in Baltimore history.
The total will certainly exceed twenty
thousand. which would have been formidable
even for New York any other year but this.
Genuine Indian war.
ST. PAUL, June 16th-A brief special from
Winnipeg to the Pioneer Press says War
has broken out between the Sioux and Crees,
and battle has been fought near Woody
mountain. in which eighteen of the former
were killed. The Crees objected to the
Sioux coming farther west, hence the trouble.
Fatal Array Between Printers.
PIrTsBuRG, June 16th.-Martin Corcoran,
a striking printer. was fatally shot this morn
ing by w. J. McCahill, who was employed
in his place, and whom he assaulted with u
billy.
German University In America.
BERLIN, June 16th.-The idea Of founding
q German University in one of the Western
States of America is taking shape. Several
banking houses have proifered sympathy.
Double Stage Robbery.
ALMA ARK. June 18th.-The north and
south bound stages were robbed by band of
outlaws last night at the same place, the mail
being captured and the money taken The
haul was not large.
Commencement Of the Heated Term.
PEORIA tIll J, June 16th.--To.day the ther-
marked 95s to 1907. There was one
sunstroke.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-17
DENTISTRY.
III. ii. PIERsON,
w. WOOD.

nENTIsT. -(REMoyED TO QUINN'SrTA
Building. corner Fourth and streetsl esrffffie
Artificial Teeth inserted on all bases, Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for the Painless Extrac-
tion OF Teeth. matt
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-17
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

XTANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Fur
nishing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with
Help free of charge to employers. HOUSTON s
CO., one door south OF Fourth and X streets, Sac
ramento city. m13lpf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-17

Il "
LADIES oHEM1sr TUCKED AND EMBROIDERED WELL MADE IN
EVERY RESPECT, 81
Goods Window last displayed piece Of our so
in this article call soon
DUsTER
We ehavealso quite aniceDu o Popin-prio
Quite good supply TURKEY DorEs s
WHITE LINEN left yet at so cents dozen.
present empera
40 cents each.
showing quite good
for Ladies' il
becoming popular
quite variety tasteful KILT. piece
Imitation Moeskin cdors that do not soil easily.
BRUsHEs-1f
NOTION COUNTER
OSTRICH FEATHER BUSTERS The will be
Lawn
higher with match
THE SHOE that rapidly taking the place of the toe much worn by
oong likely soIARTP
being made Solid Leather equally presents appearance
andc o
selling good quality
So good quality has not yet been sold at low price
We have but few left of those LADIES sACQUEs
LADIES SUIT DEPARTMENT.
cAMEEs HAIR 20 cents yard; WOOL prevailing Light
Shades.
MEMS BRoADBRnMED INDIA PANAMA HAT good Fishing
cursons or Harvesting, Is cents
Awoo strong
BOYS SUITS b Dark Gray Striped So It
whilst the o knocks an rough
ALI-IINEN CRASH wide,
cents yard
oo just suited to wear with 1out Shoes We consider them good
offering AMERICAN SLIPPER FOR LADIES
trimmed Neat Bow and Buckle lined with Blue We consider good
article price
sIvERGREY IMITATION MAcKNAw STRAW HATS YOUTHS
cents Earlier the they sold for
ghtgy button hionably
Anwoo geel
Agents
wes dforit at
the by ordering the above
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-17

Calcutta wants italian OPERA
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-17

TNR WEEKLY UNION
Published In seni-weekly partial
Is fssued on Wednesday and Saturday of each week,
comprising Eight Pages in each ISSUE or Sixteen Pages
each we K and Is the cheapest and most desirable
Home. News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacific t
Terms, One Year Year..................... 50 50
Seml-Weehly Union Advertising Rates.
Half Square, 1time............ 81 90
IsaSn 1euI4oua-i 1i1e. oO
One Square, time 90
Each additional time .... ...... 90
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-17
TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of Ave lines in this department
Hserted for % cens for time three times for 30
oents or rs cents per week.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-17
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND
&Ino REWARD.

SSToLEN PROM A NULL, COSTUMES ~
= township Sacramento county, en- NN
the night OF JUNE IA, 1885, one good ZIA-
sized, fine looking BAY HORSE, Saddle and Bride.
Said horse about II years old; white, except
white spot on right shoulder, about the S re of
small marble: few white hairs back of saddle;
small close to hook left side The above reward
will be paid for horse and thief, conviction of
thief. A. NULL II found, address Sheriff of Sacra
mentO cnunkY ielh.2Mt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-14

Seed should be secured Immediately. 1t
IS very short sighted to wait until ready to
plant before procuring seed. All seed
should be tested and one should not be
satisfied with that that has barely sufficient
life 10 terminate. What would you think
Of farmer who would be satisfied with a
breeding animal il be had barely enough
life to breathe? IN making out yonr seed
list remember that progressive farmers do
not hive on hog and hominy the year round
and provide for better garden than you
have ever had before. Order seeds only
from reliable seedsmep, Of whom there are
a number, aud do not hold the seedsmen,
responsible for your earclessncss in plant
ing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-14

The West India sugar interests suf-
iered seriously from a frost on February
10th. the seyerest on record since the Span.
ish conquest 1t IL said that several years
must elapse before many plantations can
recover THEN usually healthy condition. A
los o. over q, Geo, 600 IS reported
10 setting hens, il is very important 10
provide dry earth, or some good substitute
IN the bottom II ,he box o. barrel Quan-
titles q chickens are counted on that
never hatch every spring, for want o. Iii.
lie common sense IA ibls very thing. A
simple nest Of hay o. shavings On bare
floor will not answer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-14

OuR SURPRISING ExPoRTs he increase
in agricultural exports during the last de-
cade has been growing surprise. 1t is
all the more remarkable that, in view OF
the rapid progress OF manufacturing, the
proportion Of percentage Of the products
of farms in the whole volume OF exports
is also increased. The figures are; 1871,
1868, 1866 0ll-7707 per cent; 1850, $685.
9Gl ,09l SO % per cent. In this period
otherwise the increase in value was con-
tinuous, The proportion of total export
advanced from 1871, since which date it
has been yearly increasing. and has now
reached the altitude OF tiye-sixths of all
exports.
The largest values represent the bread
stuiis, beginning in 1871 with $40, 3Sl ,lS7
and ending in 1880 with 1888, 03G, S35.
Cotton began with s2lS, 329, 100 and con
tributed to foreign exchange but $2l1 ,535,
905 last year. Provisions, meats lard,
butter and cheese have taken no step back
ward advancing from $36, 725, ls9 to 1922
2l2, 1913. In rapididity of movement, with
out reference to volume, living animals have
outstriped every other important element
Of expectation, moving from 81, 0l9, 604 to
1882, 100, making an increase of more
than $4,000, 900 in the past four years.
The increase in fruits has been from S5l9,.
357 to 200, G3i. The movements Of green
fruits has been decidedly ierky, large and
small quantities alternating with odd and
even years. We have sent abroad farm
products enough in ten years to pay off
our present national debt two and half
times. IT Ti'1une.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-14
There are now nnder cnltiyn

There are now under cultivation around
Charleston s. c., within a convenient dis
tauco from railroad depots aud wharves,
about $50 acres Of Strawberries, which Will
with favorable season. furnish for ship
ment to New York alone, l,000,0O0 quarts
Of berries; about 800 acres OF potatoes,
with an aggregate probably oui-turn Of
GO, 900 barrels; aburt 800 acres OF tomatoes
and about the same number of acres in
peas and beans. These farms are highly
cultivated, and are a source o! great profit
to the owners when they can get the crops
to market carly in tile season. The straw.
berry crop, which is the most valuable, is
well advanced, and the season promises to
be early aud, consequently. profitable
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-14
Aarifnltnral.
nrsahinr col,.

There may he something good and utt-
ful ibus fag unuritteu A. to hoN 70 htcAk q
oolt vell ma} L. allowed % ,fy. Whrn
onls about enc 30. "a, POT GA ,he ioal,
and ltt IL remain. the head part Ola halter
Soon after attach hilch ria. ty which
teach i % b ltgl and stand hitehcl
qgieily. without pulling backward Rui,
Il Dot before, a. soon 81 veahed break "a
halter, then commence ~ take ~ al iis
feet aul clean boots With hook Aad short
hrpom, thus serving double puFro~c ~
cltaullntts 10 prevent thrush and slipping.
and also 10 at il we'd uscl 90 having is
ieei nailel prrpAut ~ 10 being shod
II Of rcry large a4s. anl showing cuusid-
cradle high Suii, II may be well % com
mence breaking 10 harness Of one 70 one
and half years old First in stable, pat
on all the harness aud spend considerable
time in adjusting each part and uuhnrk'
ling everything. Tie traces iuto brecch
rings. pretty closely drawn, buckle both
girihs, use no blinds on bride, aud only
loose chcck.rcin. Let the colt stand rev
cra hours at time With the harness on
After some days Of this usage, small
string Of bells may we'll be attached 70 the
girth. Take the cob ont Of doors With
harness 90, and, first ia lot afterwards -
street. teach il 10 be handily driven by
rcils aud 10 luru ont on meeting teams
aud turn arounl corners Go diilcreut
routes daily. Then teach tito back FIRST
by taking hold OF tie bride, afterwards
by long srins Always Oh returning home,
teach Aonr colt to stand still While being
Embarrassed fuIye weeks daily lessons
OF tins kind. AMI yo0r colt nll lie I'll to
hitch to d light, bui strong snlky, Not
less than two persons should he IN active
attendance nov; aud first commence by
placing the off shaft Ia till holder, aud
let lie attendant barely keep it in place
with the left hand, while he holds the
large ring Of the bride hit With the right,
yourself meanwhile leading the colt for
ward IS tue opposite bit ring Should the
colt show much sigus Of fright, the Shaft
NAV be removed from the holder and be
gently let down to the ground; then try
again and 10 on until it cares nothing for
the sulky, then traces may he hltehed
Thus tie ultimatum OF good and easy
breaking NAV be accomplished, and so
moderately and gradually dore that the
colt will never know when he is being
broken, r National lire StocA JoumM
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-14

AN American buyer Of Hereford cattle
writes home from England that he finds
prices fifty per cent higher than when be
was abroad on the same mission a year
or so ago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-14
kidney Complaint.

SwASToS FEaNELm Co., W.
Dear Sri was afflicted With Kidney Com
plsint ior about year, during which lime
could sioop nor bend without experiencing the
moot ercTuciatne psius ] WIS sdvised TO try
your wonderful INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, wbi
effseiHaIly cured ne IA very short time,
JOs. LAYlOLKTTR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-14
Liver Complaint.

swAxroy, fRtNILis Co., VT
Dear Str'--lwss troubled ftr lopg tisse With
LAYER Complaint, Pain IN tie side aud Loss Of
Appetite And pas unable 10 get anything TO re
lisve me until | tried your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. which made permanent cure.
CHAS A. PARLIN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-14
En- Astonishing Cure.


DUnnEKsToS, WNDHAs Co., VI
D.IrAT;--n 1910 my hoIy us System was
completely pro-Itaiod. owing to the poor state
q NY hlond ! commenced using your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP, which cured me after the doc
tore failed. H. HAIRY MILLER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-14
For Coughs.
WA,n.l

WABnsBoE0udH, wIspHAN Co., VI.
Dear Nus-1he use u your reliable INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP Lar cured nay httle girl OF 4
Cough Vt several Years standing, 1t Is all you
recommend it - be. il.s. T.. 5. ALLEN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-14
FOR NEURALGIA.

LYNDON, CALEDONIA Co, yr.
DedrSir;-I have used your excellent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP for Neuralgia and Dyspepsia,
with very beneficial results. ! can recommend
II as safo and reliable remedy.
MRS. JOHN Cassidy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-14
crHns ii.apacHr.

soUTH SH,FTsBrRf BENNINGTON Co W.
Dear SIR wa sniff ring with sick Headache
and was advised to tfy your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP procured some from your Agent, and
il cured m
pENRY PLEASANT.