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At.ess, RAMP. Ely HOWARD, Judge.
T. w.Ar. y. Hoy Gins. Appellants.

Administsator Of Hstate Of l., d. HoFrIss.
DeelAsatiov. Of two general common indebits I.
tn. Assun,, iii Count: nled in Probate Court.
n VI. :, ii Ss .d Tsp hopi IL: hap rSs
in We Cosnty Of Bennington, appellants In the
above entitled cause, and o. mplain.a Eainst the
defeDdsrt - Administrator Of tho estste ofLeu
d. Hopkins. late Of Rupert In sid district, d.
ceased IN bic liist@.. - Rupert on ii. i, d.y
u January. A. .. 1881, vas indebted 10 the said
Y. n. Hopkins, one of The appellants. individ-
ualiy In the sum Of $1,000, for 90 much money
before that time had and received by tho said
ually, and in The like sum for so much money be-
fore that time, lent and accommodated by The
ssid appellant individually, 10 the said dects.ed
q his rsquest, and 10 the Hike sum before that
time psid laid out and expended BY the said ap.
bic rtquss 81; and the lie sum for certain woIk.
labor, cars and diligence Of the appelsn b. fois
that time, done and Pc formed and bestowed
about the business Of the ssid deceased, and for
he said deceased ., bis .,quest, and for divers
materials In end about ssId work furnished w
the appellants, at The request of ,sid dectaseds
and sho 10 the bls slm ioT dlstfs 81, do. vtis.
and merrhaDdise Of The sppeIlant before thst
time ssld and delivered and bargsinod and solA
70 The ts'd deesssed ~ his request snd ssoin
The HE sum Tor 90 much money found due fioss
the tsid deceased 10 the appellant on accounting
between them; and In consideration thereof u .
ssid deceased then aud there promised VI, .p.
pcllsnt 10 pay her individually The ssid sum %
demand; yet, though often requested, ths ,sjd
dtceastd ~ BIZ lifetime, sbd ths .sid admins.
trstor sincs bis dtcests has nr. psld Tie ,up.
but pegIects and rsfpsss 70 70 Do. I'll Of Which
= 70 TIE dansss Of the appellants the tnm "
e2.tto %. Tie recovery Of Witch With just costs
The sppsilans pfess,uts this appeal.
- ~ their Attorney, W. Haley.
!, Ths tecopd Ccutn 10 like manner dselsiing
ne ssid deesased. sttbs zane time sud Place
sas indebted 10 both Of tbs ssid appellants In .
he sum and for lihs matter las In the LIST shove
,ount) 10 the damage Of The appellants The sun,
y tl..co Tor tbs recovery " which With iust
'osss the appellants prosecute this spp.ll.
by their Attorney, W. Bailey.
i certify that the above aud forsgo Dg 10 .
rue and sttsstsd copy o. the record u appeal,
90 cthtr 18th the substance Of tho deelsfsiisn
lie In this Court.
Attest. RAkkEY HowABD, Judge.
BY order Of tbs Court,
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The value Of personal estate Is nothing.
Balance OF debts chargeable on -
th0 re Il eatate Of said deceased. I
GUARDIANS NOTICE TO SELL
~ REAL ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Manchester, "
In Probate Court, held at Manchester within
and for said district, on the l2th day Of
March, A. ID. 1888. 4}A 5#s
Elsie A. Kent, guardian OF Mary W. Kent,
minor daughter. Of D. L. Kent, late Of Dorest IN
said district deceased, and makes application 70
said Court foy license TO sell al the right title
and interest OF said ward in an unto al the real
estate whereof the said d. l.. Kent died seized
and possessed In this State, representing that
the sale thereof. for the purpose OF putting
the proceeds OF such sale 81 interest or invest
ing The same in stocks or real estate, would be
beLefc'sl To said ward. k .444 yasa4s
whereupon, it is ordered by said court. that
said application be referred 10 session thereof.
TO be held At The probate ofhce In said Nanches-
ter on the 3ift day OF March A.. D., 1888. 1t
10 O'clock a. m !. Tor hearing and decision there.
on: aud, il is further ordered. that ell p~rsons
inter, sted be notified thereof, by publication Of
said application and order thereon. three weeks
successiveiys. the Manchester JOURNAL, pub.
hshed at said Manchester. before said time Of
hearing. that they may appear 1t said time and
place. and. II they see cause, object thereto.
By the Conri.
1885 AtAast. RANEEY HOWARD, Judge.
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Western sugar buyers dare to say that
Vermont doesn't know how to make good
sugar. They claim that the Vcrmonter
don't cook the sap enough and in conse.
quence it sours in summer and looses the
maple favor.
Whisky in bottle that had contained
bed-bug poison has killed North Troy
farmer, Nicholas Courser, % years old.
The people talk Of persecutiog the man
who sold the whisky.
Levi Huntley. over sixty years Of age.
employed to examine the trucks and
wheels Of passing trains at Bellows Fails.
was instantly killed Monday. He was
tusy at work inspecting train, when he
was stuck by train backing up on anoth.
er track. He leaves wife and one dsugh-
ter.
The day appointed for tho execution OF
Mira. Meaker is the both Of March. instead
OF being the 23d. as has been reported by
tle press geufrAIiy
The Lamoille Valley Ertention railroad
has accepted the Phelps Vanderbilt con.
tract TO lease the road on completion, in
perpetui.y TO the ogdensbnrgh 4 Lake
Champlsin road. This makes a through
line from the West 10 the sesboard.
Johh n. Gale. late superintendent Of
the water works. Of ST. Johsubury was
arrested and bailed 90 charge OF defraud-
ing the village The clerk OF the trustees
has been investigating Gales accounts and
says there is more erookedness than xas
a, first reported. Damaging charges will
also be made sgainst Gale as an admins
'rAior
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Tho Funeral Of = Thief Ina New York.

The thlevss aud blscklegs OF New York
" hen they wish 10 honor the funeral occa.
sion Of a member of their fraternity do
not engage in the affair "by halves, they
make Rome howl" An occasion of this
kind ucenrrei in the metropolis Sunday,
and i ibn- characterized by mn exchange;
The nupalallrlel seems witnessed 10
New York !, steniny, the occasion icing
The inusrM Of james Elliot. who was re.
crntls murlered ls Dunn ~ Chicago.
contains the suggesiiou that perhaps there
i, rncb thing 81 too large degree OF lib.
stty in tins con Try. The ea side OF the
rrs WAS literally given mp 10 noisy, tn
nlniinous bias rbemous crowd Of rutiians,
thousands in num her. Who mad. the day
hiipous aud turned the solemnity OF a bur-
lal into Wild aud shameful saturnalis.
Every yile wretch in the city who could
come Was there, apparently. and no snch
IN MSS meeting OF viliainv was ever before
seen. The managers Of the funeral had
planned for degree Of pomp aud insgpif'
icenee which should surpass that OF the
funeral OF the notorious "Bill" Poole.
which occurred just twenty eight years
before, and the attempt was not wholly
failure. II was erosa aud vulgar dis-
play. turning the pretensc OF grief into q
monstrons mockery. And the dead man,
about whom this barbarous show was
n, ads, in life eremplidsd all the badness
which adorned the funeral. He was q
coarse and brutal scoundrek lacking even
The qualities which many deprayed wretch.
es retain love for kindred. For be turned
against mother and father. and was as dead
to the appeals Of affection Is to any other
worthy influence. He was thief. gam.
bier and = murderer. BE would have
killed Dunn had not Dunn killed him.
The world Ia well rid OF the pestilent fel-
low. and the job would have been more
satisfactory had the sssailAnt also been
killed. And this detestable. loathsome
wretch vas buried like hero. and thous'
apds Of sympsthizers lined the route along
which his corpse was borne and testified
their appreciation Of bis talents. All this
10 The ch,ei city OF the United s,s.esl
Was there ever greater or holder viola
ton OF deeeney' The funeral Of McGloin.
tho young murderer hanged on Friday
last, which occurred on the same day. vas
a hardly less offensive exhibition. Would
Il not be well for the stale to bury crimI-
uals executed for capital oaensesf Then.
al least ve shon III avoid such revolving
public dlspla,s
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7 d HOPKINS EsrArr.

A'srlrR or vrnnosr District Of NJ Anchs s,er .,
In Probate Court hold 81 hsnohests, within
and for said District.
Pisssnt, Hon, Rapnsy Howard j. .dse.
Comes Payetts ". Hopkins en-. I'm Hop.
tins his wifs. Of Rupert in The County Of Ben.
nington and make application In Writing 10 said
Court. setting forth In ~ Distance that they
presented claim In thtir favor against tho 90.
tate Of L; d. Hopiins. Ito Of rupert In said
District deceased. 70 the Commi ssionera ap.
pointed BY said Court TO receive, eIamine and
adjust all claims ara demands against the 90.
tate Of The said dor eAsed that ssid claim be pre-.
ssntsd exceeded the sum Of $40, TO wit the sum
Of tlS20, and which said claim the said Commits.
siopefs disA'lowed TO an smonpt exc, eding $40,
to wit the sum Of tiGi0; and that they. the ssid
T. W. an1 y. n. Hopkins, do appeal from the
decision VI said Com mistioners disallowing sal d
claim and from the order Of ssid Court, appro,.
Ing and accepting this report Of said Commits.
si0psrs 10 the prtmises 10 the noxt stated term
Of tho County Court TO be holden At Manchester
In an for the County OF Bennington, on the nrst
Tues day OF June, A. y. 1853; and prsying that
said appeal may DO allowed, and that tbis Court
may make an order Of notice Of said sppeal; md
The said claimants having 6ied their declaration
Of their cause OF action seAiDst the ssid dtcsss.
ed. and also having given 10 said Court . iond
Of $40. with Fayette W. Hopkins ~ principal
and W. n. Austin - suioty. conditioned that
to eject and pay The intervening damages and
costs ocessionsd by sueh appeal. and ~ The law
directs, and II appearing that ss,d spplio.tio ion
was made snd nltd within twenty days after 'si&
com NJ issionsrs report wss Tstufnsdio and rs-
cspisd by said Court. whsreupon said Cosrk
doth grant and allow said sppeal ~ prayed IN.
ssd Il appearing 10 the ssid Court that iLs ssid
Fsystts ". Hopkins. ole OF The sppelisAts, 10
ths sole sdininstTaior Of the estate Of tbs ssr
deceased; IL 10 therefore ordered that seiics Of
said appeal be given 10 all psrsons soscs med
therein by publishing In The MapehsstV Joun.
NAL, . newspaper printed st hsncbsAtsr in sad
district. TIRE: ssshs excessively : sopy Of he
together with ths substance Of sus declsratiop
hlsd. The last Of which publiss ions snail lie al
least four weeks pIsvious 70 tho session Of said
June tenn Of said County U. urt,
A true Re cord.
Attest. RANy NV uow.pn Irdss
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cable dispatch announces the death at
Baden Baden Of Prince Alexander Gon.
chStoa. er-chancellor Of Rnssia. and oaa
Of the most skilfel diplomats Of Europe
lie VAS born July 10. i7s9. ADD acquired
experience As diplomat under Messed.
rode He allied various positions and rep.
rescn,ei Enssia ., Loadon 10 ISIS, at Flor.
eece in isSa at yienns ia 1882. and 10
isil be vas seni 10 Stuttgart. where he
negotiated Tie marriage o. the rresent
king o. wursenbars ard the Russian
grsha aaehess Olga Ia 1916 he w@
made rriry councillor He vas The frm
friend and eonhiaai Of the Emperor Al.
esasdef. sod As minister Of foreign Affairs
be refused 10 associate himself With Great
Driisia and Prince N their uniriendly 81.
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Ii,o Eoe4s are no~ making havoc 90 The
iaysf Miesiesippl. IN mary cAses hrosains
ihe levees sed Gosdirs ihe county Seine
Snit has l,fsp dose 90 toe lessss GEasg
- sppFeiataiion ~ Ccssross. snd accord
ia q . ns1 plss ADi the prcseut acod
Isl h.se ibs sae,a % lesi The Rs. sork
asa pIese shsiAcT "a is worth aaything OF
,,ei Is soai,i lie Too bad for The govern.
lnsbi H. .peuI millions Of dollars 70 be
wa.hsa a~sy ~ The iitsi aSod
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Ever, lady. zach o. poor. should he &C
qaAinted wiih The value 81 james fyles
fcsFline for al cleansing rurposes lts
psefnlncts 10 domestic economy canuos
we'll he over estimated
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THURSDAY MARCH Is, iss

I've trustee. VI Celsmhts Coilesc. Afr
gHt. hsFe declared ssssEsi eoedsesiion
Vi iis aenas. ipal rseotamena eesr.e q
studsss ~ ~a4asb oassads u The college.
bui aaa6tf lts supcrsis4oa. sitb suitable
Eesdsanig ko3oe A essnDsssee has been
lppsarsal 70 piaa sssh ecnrsa
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
'lrsn DpfLsr's Esisi'

TTTHb UDTL1Th EktAIe.
he undersigned, having BEEN spIoILisd by
the Hon. Probate Ctuii for the dsfIicf of Man.
chester, CtnnissioDsTs, toJseei,e, IAGlIls sAa
adjnst oil elaine and ttmsEds Of all f.sstns
az. inst tbs estate Of
Peter Dudley, late Of Manchester,
deceased, and al eiAims ibifsd 10 onstfktss-
10. hsIeby give notice that Va viii met ~ he
purposss AforesaI6, 81 The st0fs Of Cone bu-
ne II hon 10 Ccietk !. n. sItI I oelefI 49,,
on said day. sId thai siI mouths frop The ssih
day u FsbfusIy \. D., 1873, 10 the iiRe limited
BY said Court Tor raid creditors 10 ETesGnt tLelsr
claims 70 us for elimination ard sllpvsgcs.
Dated ~ nsnebsstsT this zsth day Of Esiwu-.
fusry, 4. -. iss7.
rgEoDotk SWIFT. c.us
t1sv LEVI D. COY;
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

JosIAn q. buAyens kstAt<.
1hs undersigned, having been s,,ssis,sdsy
the Hos Probate Court for the Die - ii nss-
ebeslss Commissioner, 10 fsesiy... sssGjDs a.
sdjud az eisins and dsmNdS " 81 tsnen
e sinst the sststs u
Joslshk0. Buiion, late II kunsfk
10 said district, deceased. ssS.a I'll elsius ssa<
tied 10 Offset therein, hsrsky give seiiesiAss y.
siIl meet for the purposes JGr4sAid. AtibsI -
rssidepes Of the ssbd dsseAaAd IN Hawnse ~
1890 ~ main $500 . ~
ON saii dav nd tl..s a..
f,au ~ assk a. a. f.t,..,s - 0LfLs
time limited W sAt1 C0uIt fer AID ersrK
siIo-snns HLlid
Dated !. hspGs. TIL. 18th Day aisy .t,u.,,
4. D., itsz. "'"J
n- a&sssIiit .Sos, os-.
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yXTANTED.-At Freedly's East Dorset, w.,
w sawyers and Transfers with families.
Can furnish them with houses.
Apply to
@. N. BENNETT,
9o4w Manchester. Vt,
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II you wish 10 parity the blood. make
free use Of wheat Blliens II Is an
economical ply siciau.
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The new pension act increases the pay
from ga TO $50 per month OF soldiers who
have lost leg at or above the knee, or an
arm a, or above the elbow, aud those who
have been 80 disabled as TO be incapscitat.
ell for performing any manual labor. but
not So much as TO require personal attend.
dance. II also increases SIS TO s24 the
pensions OF those who lost a hand or =
foot or are otherwise 40 disabled AS TO
render their ineapacity TO perform manual
labor equivalent to the loss OF a hand or
foot 1, is the stretching capacity Of
tins Equivalent disability" clause which
renders II probable the bill will cost the
tar. payers $40. 1905, 900 or $40. O0o, 600 in
.tead Of tue s5,0oo,0oo estimated by its
advocates Ia case Of ampu,ation the Ger.
tihca,e will be re.issued without any fur
thcr medical examination. The interyen.
ton Of All agent or attorney in such admit
ted cases as are affected by this net. being
unnecessary will not be recognized.
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The regular term Of III. medical depart
meat 81 the U1isersiiy 81 vermcni opened
a Darlington. the LET, with 80 stuienis
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''Wells Health Renewcr" restores health
and vigur, cures Dyspepsia, lmpoienee.
Sexual Debility. 81.
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pETITION TO SELL REAL ES-
II ma ts .rf. M I'M

TATE TO PAY DEBTS.
State OF Vermont, District OF Manchester -.
In Probate Court held at Manchester, In and
for said District, on tho 18th day Of March, A. d.
1888.
James E. Hosley, administrator Of the estate
OF Mai Reynolds late OF Manchester In said
district, dacea sed, and represents that:
The amount Of taxes due from
The charges Of administration,
estimated at about 80 90
-
The value Of personal estate Is nothing.
Balance OF debts chargeable on -
the res estate Of said deceased $50 90
To raise which cum, BIO prsys said Court to
grant him license to 81 II all OF the real estate Of
said deceased Except tho hemcstead1 and
which consi. 10 OF about so acres Of land situate
In said Manchester, on ,be West Mountain 90
called and Is valued at abont $50, for the pay
n,ent Of said debts aud charges OF Administra.
ton.
whereupon it was ord red by said Court that
said application and the hearing and decision
thereon be referred 10 Probate Court 10 be
held at the Probate Office in Manchester, 10
said district, on the 3ist day OF March A. D.
1883. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that
notice OF said application, tho hearing thereon,
the nature and reasons thereof, and the time
and place Of hearing, be given to all persons In.
trested by publishing this order three weeks
successively In the Manchester JOURNAL,
. newspaper printed at said Manchester, pre-.
vous TO said time OF hearing.
by order OF Court,
ass Attest, X. HOWARD, Judge.
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A. EAs, Dorset Feb ssh. sus.h hsisi ~, Q,
Wis II Hoe. Ire teehos. ssea g. sssfs
Al a~sasri.ua. N.xh sth, ~ ~. nssnis. uts
MIA, cite 81 Lssis Msfess. sssa "a issFs.
Al Arhastsa, March ia'A, NJ " v. csnssid
AGED ~ y~aFs
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Various Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness, dlsap-
pointment, and hereditary predisposl-
t.og -=ali operate 20 turn the hair gray.
and either OF them inclines II 10 shed
prcma,urely. AYER's HAIR VfGoR will
restore faded or graz. light or red hair
90 q rich brown or a.ep black. as may
be desired. II sofiens and cleanses the
scalp, giving i, a healthy action. II
removes and cures dandrun and humors.
by lis use falling hair Is checked. and
new growth viii be produced In all
cases where the follicles are not de-
stroyed or the glands dccayed- It's
effects arc beautifully shown on brashy,
weak, or sIckly hair, on which few
applications viii produce the gloss and
freshnessof youth. Harmless and sure
Ia Its results, It IL Incompatible as
dressing. and Is especially valued
for the soft lustre and richness OF tone
II imparts.
AYRR's HAIR yIGoR Is colorless;
contains neither oil nor dye; and VIII
not soil or color white cambria; yet
IL lasts long on the hair, and keeps
it fresh and vigorous. impartinS an
agreeable perfume.
For sale by all druggists.
Heseued fromlDeath.
William ]. Coughlip, OF Someryill,
Mass, says: I'm the fall Of 1876 ! wa
aiken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS, fol
owed by severe cough. i lost my ap
,etite and flesh and was confined 10 my
BED. In 1877 | was admitted TO the Hos
,ital. The doctors said / had hole in my
Jung as big as half dollar. At one tint
report was around that | was dead.
vas dead. ] gave up hope, but frienc
old me of.DR. WILLIAM HALLS BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. / got bottl,
when to my surprise, / commenced to fee
,etter and to-day feel better than fol
hree years past.
/ write this hoping every one afflicted
With Diseased Lungs will take DIR. VIII
LAM HALLS BALSAM, and be con
'inced that CONSUMPTION CAN DE CURED.
an positively say it has done more good
han all the other medicines have taken
ince my sickness" 30sl-3
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L ,oR sALEe--A quAstity ofseeond hand farnA
IL turs consisting u CHAIRS, BUREAUS,
tabes, Ac, Cheap II cold within t~c vsetss
~. wiMAN.
Factory Point Fob, a2a. 1858. 40
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rMaHrbfstrr Journal

D X auoSrs. EeToa am rrHrm'oa
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GsaHssrrn. Feb II. isSo.
Efp BsasHs ra %rr---I was given up
by saie doctors 10 dse 81 scroiula con@mp.
tlon. Two bottles al rear hiisers eared
me LEROY BREWER
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FOR SALE.
= ny t~o teams, With harness, pcckyoAe, Will.
nstfess, ohains and enc busgy wagon, which
will cell cheap. The horses will guarantee 10
be true and hind every vay, For particulars IN.
quirs Of MITCHELL SEYMOUR,
East Dorset. w., March iith 1888 tssw
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r twr.--A hlsst .hsphsfi dos With tre-a
L fsel ssA . dafh hrosn fsrs, and p~at b,
Tbs nAsas u JssA wss lest ssss xesssg tsvar q
Manchester Afsward vili ~ fista.
MiCHAEL WALLACE.
s.atA psr.t. W, March etA. isss. nv
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YOU

Goods Fnhgfr Jrt OiD DC
Lap- S,ock Of Ladies and Gents Underwear stfn so
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WANTS.

"A encet tiis kssa. Ten zee
lire each tnssftien.
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w H Y

$tban At o6sg
We
vMroRY. Do frightened when quote
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until strike while the hot BUFFALO AND JAP
WOLF ROBES AT YOUR OWN PRICE
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-02-21
Peruna.

This medicine was introduced to
the medical profession and to the pub
lie at large by S. B. Hartman, M. D.,
in 1877, after he had prescribed to
over 10000 patients in almost every
disease to which flesh is heir.
1t is wholly composed of numerous
vegetable ingredients, each one of
which is acknowledged by the medi-
cal profession to be the most potent of
all the herbal remedies known to med
ical science.
But its great virtue is mainly attri-
butable to the new and peculiar pro-
portions in which the harmonious in
gradients are combined, and to the ex-
treme care exercised in its manufacture,
using only the pure, active principles,
and excluding all that is crude or irri-
tating. No one should be without
Peruna
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-02-21
ACaSe that Puzzles the Whole
Faculty.

Mrs Milo Ingram gave the names
of some of the most reputable physic-
ians in the two cities pittsburgh and
Allegheny, to whom she had paid
large sums of money for treatment,
but she rapidly grew worse. She
was.then taken to the most reputable
physicians and sergeons in New York,
but with no better success. They had
all pronounced it cancer, and declared
she must die. The flesh of her breast
was eaten away down to the ribs; the
breast bone was laid bare and the dis
ease made its way upwards, causing
the breast to become detached from the
wall of the chest, hanging loose from
above. See page 25, of DR.. Hartman's
"Ills OF Life" how PeruDa cured her
They are given away by druggists
(gratis).
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-02-21
Consurnptfon Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, have
ing Lad placed in his hands by an East India
Missionary the formula of simple vegeta BILE
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure tor
Consumption, Bronchitis Catarrh Asthma and
all throat and Lung Affections, also a positive
and radical for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints. after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Aotuated by this motive
anl desire to relieve human suffering, will
Bend FREQ of charge. to all who desi it. this re-
cipe. in German, French or English with full
directions for preparing and using Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp naming the
paper w. A. MOVES, l49 Powers Block, Roches-
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