The news., 1882-05-04
BURLINGTON.

fsIl BURLINGTON.
DR.. PETER STILL ON HIS Brown SALvE
By particular request, we pablishi tht
following Communication from our friend
/ Peter u:
I BURLINGTON, N, J., April "a 'S2.
Mr. Editors:-It has bin some time
cence l have said anything to YOU con-
cerning Of Peter Stills Celebrated Brown
Sslve and why 1 did not it was because it
was proving itself werever I go it has
proved to be wone CT the best Salves are
in market for the lame Back, Detected
Kidneys or any braking out from Der
angement of the System weether it be
Serofuls or the tsther or the Arcipplous
fire burns, scalds or Bruises. say togeth-
er with Thousands ofWitnessces that this
salve cannot be beat now Reader can any
wone say there Is no Vercber in the
Celebrated Brown sSalve when from
day 10 day that / am taking the Melerer
Fever Of A Indevegal in our time and
this | prove from day to day werever /
find A case oft and the toothake there
Peter states how to apply his wonderful
salve, but space forbids our quoting the
same). Somebody has found out that
this salye stand second to non and wonted
me to raise il to fifty cts A box. I refus-
ed to do this for the reason becausesI am
now the Agent and the priertor, and find
thousands Of people that wants this Satve
and suffering for it that can hardly by it
at 25 cts A. box. / am determining to
hold il at my first price so that fiom the
lease to the graitest can reach it, don't
forget that this SalYe are Internal and
External preperrsion and if any. Person
has got the Malerer the Brown salve will
cure him or her. releaYed Lady in
Bristol Of the quinsey sore throat, when
she had it so bad that she was not able
swoler anything for two days and in ten
minutes after she bsd swolsred the salye
she began to rails fem very fast and was
releaved. l have also Preperrasion for
the Piles that has never faiId yet, these
remodeys can be found at lis Federal
street, Burlington, N. ].
Respectful,
laas4I II PETER STILL i
CHURCH RESOLUTIONS
A partlofihe following resolutions was
inadvertently omitted BY seompositor in
last weeks issue.
AT regular chafch meeting Of the
Baptist church held March 29th 1882, the
following resolutions were adopted. M
WHEREAS, our pastor, Rev. Evan Davis |
has resigned his pastdrate on account of
i'll health. .ea'a-al
RssOiped, That while we accept his re-.
signation at his request we also !
desire to express our appreciation of his
services in advancing the spiritual condi-.
tion of the church, and relieving us sub |
through his exertions of a
burdensOme chfTc6idebt.
Resolred, That we deeply sympathize
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with him in bis illness, and that we, viii |
commend Co M 9si ID hip our prayers 70 our rHeav-
hesoived, That these resolutions be en-
jorsed on the Church Record and COPY,
Of them be presentedato Bro. Davis W |
By order and in behalf of the church.
sSigned, THEo F. ELLIS R.,ss 80
i11il.4ir@sliAd ~ asiga.Chnrch Clerk. Z
A CHARMING RE-UNIoN.- aa'asi9F aiii
On Eidsy evening, April 2sth a large
number Of the members the Burlington
Lyceum assembled at Vests handsome
'efreshment parlors and partook Of an
,legant supper and served in his usual
ind weli-knowti good TASTE. Intermingled
Fith the feast Of reason, there was aiso
flow of soul" worthy Of note. Counsellor
4. Flandera, Esqs~ being called upon by
President Priokelf, responded By singing
sith much spirit . faYorite Scotch song,
Miss Lille EioSnep followed wsths charm.
ng solo and Mr.. tKirpatzick suceeeded
Withsa fine. bass solo. The worthy Presi-
lent then made a happy and pleasing re-
respect Of the yiee ana progress Of the
.yceum, and predicted for tie 4ssocia-1
ion brilliant future. Vice President
Wilmer Reed tossied the Lgceum, and
sspoke for isszporpstuity, A delight
ul mnsinal irio, orgap, violin. and cIsrs
oneti. by Miss May Robbins and Messrs,sl
]. and w. Phillips was rapinrously ap.
'lauded. Mr.. R. B. Carter, editor or The
'ortsioAsi ssat IN, n bis upsvoIaAbisi
bsencs the following toast, 'The Bur.
ington Lyceum, founded for purposes Of
npFgying the talents committed to our
rust, may the hsls Of it's influence extend
ar and wide, and prove rich blessing to
he ypaih Of Burlington" Among the
aany other appropriate toAsts, the follow.
ng decidedly original brrst Of oyatory,
nd delivered in his peculiar style, FROM
member Edward Shaw. brought dowp ,As
Iouse:
The thnnders rolled, the lightning flashed
Ana grahny's teapot went 70 srpash.
The let Re-union will be long remem-
ered for the freterpsl and other highly
Djoyed features ofthe happy occasion.
N EvibEScE tos FA1rH.-
At an overcrowded meeting Of ~ !
cum ppt many piles disEant from Bur.
ipetops and ase1iwhom the tickets were
United, the doorkeeper was asked by the
'ficers at the close Of the entertainment
all had tislels X-e yes@s he replied
all said they kudtiekeis, but quite a num-
'eT told ms they bad carsIessly left them
It home.'
!. ~ ~ .L.sSGA- kssssefG
7oNoR TO WHOM HONOR IL DUE,--
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